Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1930, Page 7

“'If you spend i your holidays New York SPEND them at the 1200 room:Hotel Governor Clinton where you will be GUARANTEED A room with private bath, circulating ice water and Servidor at $3 single, $4 double. Club breakfast .40, .60, .75-—luncheon $1—de luxe dinner $1.50, $1.75. h NEW YORK THOU.S FLYERS | TOINVADE UNGLES Dallas, Tex., Pair Lured to Yucatan in Quest of Gold and Gems. By the Associated Press. BROWNSVILLE, Tex., December 30. —A lure of gold and gems, as well as a scientific quest for knowledge, drew two American fiyers, Capt. W. F. Long and Al Hargraves, both of Dallas, toward the jungles of Yucatan today. The take-off delayed yesterday by Mexican regulations, Capt. Long said he hoped to start at 7 am., reach Mexico City by night and, after pick- ing up a Mexican archeologist, con- tinue to Yucatan. He said he planned to find some ancient citles of the Maya Indians, photograph them from the air, and land for ground exploration if the ter- rain permitted. If landing was impos- sible, he said, he and the archeologist would jump with parachutes and “take a chance” of finding their way to civili- zation. Capt. Long intimated he had a clue to the whereabouts of ancient treasures hoarded by the Indians and overlooked by Spanish soldiers when they con- quered the country many years ago. “It is useless to tell people we have a scientific purpose and at the same time are embarked on a treasure hunt,” he said. “But it's true. We hope to THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Girl Falls 75 Feet To Ledge Without Critical Injuries By the Associated Press. LA CROSSE, Wis., December 30. Miss Winifred Shess, 17, became dizzy as she stood atop the 125- foot Grandad Bluff along the Mississippi River here Sunday and fell 75 feet below to a ledge. Men climbed from the base and lowered her in a blanket to the bottom of the cliff. She was taken to a hospital, where doctors said they found no broken bones or evidences of critical injuries. ELECTRICAL OFFICIAL CONFIDENT OVER 1931 Gerard Swope Says Business Can Be No Worse Than in 1930, and May Be Better. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 30.—Gerard | Swope, president of the General Electric Co., said today that the electrical manufacturing industry ap- proaches 1931 in the confident belief that “it should surely be no worse and possibly somewhat better than 1930.” “The belief was predicted,” he ex- plained in a year-end survey, “on the expectation that the forces that en- abled the industry to emerge from 1930 suffering less perhaps from the effects of the business depression than many others, would continue to prove a con- structive influence in 1931.” | been but a slight decline in the use | of electric power by commercial organizations and in industry, and that the electric energy used in the homes, even in this year of depression, has increased over 1929. “We expect this course to continue, and therefore look forward with confi- Visit Our Optical Department at Once and Have Your Eyes Examined FREE Special Offer— Genuine Invisible Bifocal Lenses* regularly for $12. Spe- cial price 7 Fine quality lenses for either far or near vision 50 fitted to your eyes. . Cylindrical Lenses Special nd Not Included Far and near vision in one pair of lenses. Sell *Colored a; C., TUESQASI’. DECEMBER 30, 1930. Telephone Number Is NAtional YEARA~END SALESN Look Your Loveliest Tomorrow Night in One of These New Year’s Eve Dance Frocks G715 Sleek Panne Satins Crisp New Taffetas Styles as thrilling and new as the New Year itself! Transpcrent Velvets Graceful, Soft Crepes Low-cut backs, cleverly seamed circular skirts that barely escape the floor, diagonal flounces, peplums, drop shoulders, rhinestone straps, huge bows and other fashion points that give you that “tall, graceful look” as you dance or stroll. ¢ Black in jynany smart versions, white, eggshell, flesh, salmon, maize, l. & O. BUSES STOP ‘ AT DOOR P meet success in both. New methods in industry, with | —— clectricity as their base, are being continually introduced: new uses are constantly being found for electrical | EVIDENCE PRESENTED apparatus and appliances in the hmm“ IN SANITY HEARING & e unece Geedse >8 deveiored’ “The statistics of the electric light | and power companies_throughout_the | United States for 1930 reflect these tendencies, _showing _that _there has orchid, nile, flame. Sizes 16 to 44 The Advance Sale of “Every Pair of Glasses Guaranteed” . Two registered Optometrists in attendance. Dr, Kanstoroom in charge. | T A S Rcants avied: | Oklghoma Widow Faces Charges L of Intent to Kill in Court Room Shooting. In this charming brand-new group you'll find the most delightful chiffon “Sunday Night” frocks, adorable long and short sleeved bright crepes, refresh- $10 and $12.50 Spring Frocks $ 475 crepes, handsome black frocks. Sizes 14 to 46, 405 to 50V Goldenberg's—Second Floor—Charge Accounts Invited. Year-End Savings on Smart Winter Coats! $29.50 to $35 Coats $27.50 Black, brown and green dress coats and good looking sport coats, furred with fox, coney or black Manchurian wolf (Chinese dog). Marvelous values —every one a good style, and silk lined. Sizes 14 to 50. $49.50 to $59.50 Coats $39.50 Beautiful flared and straight coats with huge collars and cuffs of caracul or black Manchurian wolf (Chinese dog), and stunning sport coats with collars of fox, wolf and even beaver! Black, brown, wine, green, Sizes 14 to 48. Start the New Year In a Rich Fur Coat! $125 to $169 Would Have Been Last Year’s Prices for These ‘S .50 H an d some. Models at Silver muskrat, mendoza. beaver or lapin*—in flared models with huge self collars. Sealine* or dark muskrat—col- lared with fitch, leopard or marmot. Newest styles, handsomely silk lined. *Dyed Coney. Goldenbers's—Second Floor. Visit Our Beauty Shop —before you celebrate New Year’s Eve! If you are perfectly mani- cured and waved . .. if you have one of our refreshing facials . . . you are going to look twice as charming, and have twice as good time. Phone National 5220 right now and make an appoint- ment. Beauty Shop—Third Fioor. Special Close-Out of $1.50 Melba Double Compacts (TCHED BADLY On Head and Neck. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Healed. “ About a year ago I had a rash on the back of my head and neck. It was dry and itched very badly. Sometimes I scratched until it was very sore, I could not help it, and then it burned and pained so that I could not sleep. *‘I sent for a free sample of Cuti- By the Assoclated Press. ENID, Okla, December 30.—A Dis- trict Court jury was to hear more evidence today in the sanity hearing of Mrs. Dollie Douthitt, elderly widow who faces three charges of assault with intent to kill in connection with a court room shooting here September 26. The hearing got under way late yesterday after Judge E. A. Summers continued an assault case against the widow. Dr. W. L. Kendall and Dr. C. W. Tedrowe, Enid - physicians, testified. They believe Mrs. Douthitt was suffer- ing from delusions of persecution. The specific charge of which Mrs. Douthitt was to go to trial yesterday alleges she shot H. Z. Wedgwood, United States commissioner, who was opposing her in a civil suit in which a decision unfavorable to the woman was handed down by District Judge Arthur G. Sutton. Wedgwood, seriously wounded, has recovered. Fashion’s Demand for the Formal Dance! Long White Kid Gloves 16-button length of smooth, satiny kid—and they make your 50 evening ensemble exactly twice o as smart! relief after using it. more, and after using three boxes of Cuticura Ointment and three cakes of Cuticura Soap I was com- pletely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. Amelia Stafford, 218 W. 6th St., W. Liberty, Iowa. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are all you need for daily toilet uses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum. Soap Z5e. Ointment 26 and Se. Taleam e Gloves—Main Floor. He worries be- cause his anti-freeze evaporates. He's Mrs. Douthitt also faces charges of never sure of his pro- attempting to kill Judge Sutton and RECE Roy Elam, young Enid attorney. LI ‘What a relief to use G.P.A. Radiator Glycerine. It won't evaporate. You al- ways know you're safe, For Women and Misses $1.50 to $1.98 Rhinestone - Jewelry, #1-% For New Year’s Eve! Sparkling necklaces, pendants, festoons, chokers and earrings that add immeasurably to the daz- zling beauty of your evening en- semble. Reproductions of Chanel and other costly imported jewelry at an absurdly low price. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. e NEW RADIO APPARATUS DEVELOPED FOR FLYERS Transmitting and Receiving In- struments of Late Type and Other Equipment Announced. Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 1}, cents per day and 5 cents 1,600,000 cars last year used By the Associated Press. G LYC E R I N E NEW YORK, December 30.—Develop- 2, . . ment of special radio apparatus for use in airplanes was announced Sun- $1.95 Sheer Gordon 3 EVAPORATE RADIATOR day by Francis M. Ryan of the Bell Telephone- laboratories in a bulletin to Discontinued cerine 51.09 ANTI-FREEZE SOLUTION the Engineering Foundation. i New types of transmitting and recefv- Shown in beautiful delicate flesh and beige ing -instruments are included in the tints such as the new eve- development. A hand type microphone has been ning gowns require. Ex- ceptionally fine gauge developed in which the mouthpiece is held_tightly over the lips of the pilot. A phonette type of receiver also been perfected. This weighs less than quality—just what you want for New Year's Eve. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Boys’ $10.95 Sheep-Lined molds to fit the ears of individual pilots. Tweedaroy Coats Other equipment, including a three- } $6.95 inch generator, were announced. Hockmeyer tweedaroys 1,300 DIE IN HOT LAVA (fancy corduroy), in gray BATAVIA, Java, December 30 (#).— Relief workers, toiling through districts engulfed by white-hot lava from Merapi and brown with soft, fine sheep lining and hu%e sheep collar. Sizes 7 to 18. Volcano some two weeks ago, estimated Sunday that 1,300 had died from the| $7 Sheep - Lined | $12.75 Wool-Lined Leatherette Coats Leather Coats recent eruption. $4.95 $9.75 In addition, several hundred are miss- |ing. The voleano is still pouring uu([ $10 Sheep-Lined | $15.75 to $17.50 Leatherette Coats | Leather Coats | sand and lava, but no life is endangered at present, because the entire sur- $7.85 $14.75 All Dress Coats Reduced! rounding area has been evacuated. | The number of dead has gone up| steadily for more than a week, as searchers have continued to penetrate We no longer have complete size and color ranges in l:hsege9 5fln% kcl;mt:shmrm'luced for clear:lx:)cet. X inchilla 0 $12 Over- Coats, 3 to 6 years. 52'97 coats, 21, to 8 yrs. 57'32 $4.67 $18.56 Overcoats, 21; to 8. 5 districts previously not checked for cas- ualties. $20 to $25 Pre) $695 to $8.95 Overcoats, lg | to 20. $10 Wool Plaid Mackinaw Coats All-wool coats, for Winter wear. Sturdily $3.97 O\NO 3 ey ‘P always a has been and no doubt will always be the most dependable treatment for COLDS. Ask for Grove’s Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets, COAL Special Night Phones Girls’ §1 Wash Frocks For Delivery Tomorrow Phone Us Tonight Nat’l 3068 Met. 4500 } to 11 P.M. Charming 3 tubfast nov- v A elty print e 19 { A frocks, in a & t A number of Let Us Do ST ool b st raightline, flared and 3 bolero models for school girls_of 7 to 14 years. 2 $2.98 Wool %2 Sweaters $2.39 All-wool novelty weave coat sweaters with two pockets and collars. Sizes 30 to 36. the Worrying If the weather is bad— that’s our worry. Our service calls for prompt deliveries—and we’re prepared to lick Old Man Weather on the outside, just as our AGNEW SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE licks him on the inside. ’Phone your order. JOHN P. AGNEW & COMPANY, Inc. 728 14™ STReeT, N.W. Phone : NATIONAL 3068 Look for the Agnew Markers scattered throughout every ton of AGNEW SUPERIOR HARD COAL —then you will know you are getting the genuine. More miles per dollar—more pleas- ure per mile—this is travel by bus. You save one-fourth to one-half usual travel costs. You see more— get more real enjoyment out of a trip by bus. You travel the scenic highways, through the main streets of villages, the boulevards of cities. Each turn of the road brings some new scene of interest. You travel in solid comfort, in a cushioned individual easy chair. coach is hot-water heated. You leave on time — arrive on time. And you save money every gpile. On your next trip go by bus. Visit or our nearest station for informa- tion on rates. See sample rates at right. UNION BUS DEPOT 1336 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Metropolitan 1512-3-4 A charming enameled metal case in a beautiful lilac shade. Fitted with Melba powder, rouge, puffs and mir- ror. If you see it, you’ll buy it—it’s that kind of a value! Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Women’s 50c Boxed Handkerchiefs 29¢ Box Three white or colored handkerchiefs with pret embroidered corners. bargains! 59c & 69c Boxed Handkerchiefs linen hand- 3 8c Mt kerc::‘lxey!n includ . three to a box. ts, and white with white or col- ored embroidery. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Tots’ $5.98 Dress Coats Pretty red, tan, $ reen or rose Soats with fur col- 3 '98 lars, capelets, etc. oW Neatly Jined. Sizes Baltimore 1 to 4, but not in all colors. Philadelphia . Goldenbers's—Third Floor. New York .. Pittsburgh . Cleveland . Detroit . tailored; have two deep breast pockets and two side pockets. Large collar. 9 to 18. Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Continental make extension hardwood frame ventilators with special filter cloth filler—admit fresh air—prevent drafts—pro- tect drapes, etc.; 15 in. 29 high, extend to 37 inches, ~JC Turkey Roaster Large size oval double roaster of $1' ure aluminum — for e Year's turkey. $1 Wine Sets Light cut, decorated wine sets—include de- canter and 6 glasses. 79C