Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1931, Page 23

" DELAYED BY WRECK, WALES MAKES SHP Derailment on Way to San- tander Followed by Slight Motor Accident. By the Associated Press. SANTANDER, Spain, January 19.— After an exciting trip from Paris, the Prince of Wales and his youngest brother, Prince George, were en route y aboard the liner Oropesa on an 18,000-mile journey which will culmi- .pate with their inauguration of the British Trade Exhibition in Buenos Alres in March. ‘The two princes were many hours late in reaching Santander, where they found the Oropesa, hauled up to a dock ready to begin the transatlantic trip. After stopping at Coruna today, the Vessel will proceed to Hamilton, Ber- muda, and Kingston, Jamaica. The] royal passengers will touch Central America and go on down the west Bouth American coast. Awakened by Derailment. ‘The princes’ trouble began late Sat- wrday night when their train was held up 30 miles below Bordeaux by the de- railment of a northbound train from the Spanish frontier. Awakened by the halt, both watched the work of clear- ing the track. French railroad officials at Bayonne sent a special train north to pick them up and carry them to Hendaye. There, already four hours late, they transferred to motor cars, beginning a dangerous ride over sloppy mountain roads to Santander, watering place of the Spanish Kings. At Bilbao the au- tomobile occupied by the Prince of Wales careened into that in which Prince George was riding, but no one was hurt. Awaited by Large Crowd. It was 9:30 p.m. before the line of motor cars drew up before the quay in Santander, where a large crowd awaited them. The princes jumped from the ve- hicles and, Pleading fatigue to newspa- per men who asked interviews, hurried aboard the Oropesa, which left shortly afterward. There was a brief omc?l welcome by Spanish provincial offic » the Prince of Wales replying to each in anish. { sp’rhe two princes flew Priday to Paris. | spending the remainder of the day and | Saturday there. They will not return to England until late in March. { MEETING TO SUM UP 1930 Y. W. C. A. WORK Mrs. Alice M. Dickson and lin: Myra Smith to Speak at Annual Session. | | Mrs. Alice M. Dickson, assistant to the head of the President’s Emergency Com- mittee _on Unemployment, and Miss MyTa Smith, secretary of the foreign | service division of the National Board | of the Y. W. C. A., will be speakers to- night at the Young Woman's Christian Association’s annual meeting in Barker Hall, Seventeenth and K streets. Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown, retiring ident of the association, will deliver Ber final ‘address, and reports will be submitted by Miss Hattie P. Anderson, general secretary of the local branch of the organization, and Miss Margaret R. Fox, treasurer. General reports of va- Tious departments will be presented in | the form of “living posters.” Results of the election of directers, which began January 1, will be an- nounced. | Besides Mrs. Brown, the retiring mem- | bers of the board are Miss Fox. Miss Frances E. Chickering, Miss Estelle Fos- ter, Miss Elsa Peterson and Mrs, John | T. Schaaf. Gandhi Stamps. | A postage stamp recently issued in India in conjunction with the salt riots | and bearing the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi has been refused passage | through the mails by the British authorities. On the stamp, for the issue of which the War Council of the Gandhi followers is responsible, is a message which reads, “Boycott foreign goods.” Letters bearing this stamp are returned by England to the sender. NOW OPEN Formerly Rauschers Breakfast, Lunch—$1.00 Tea, Dinner—$1.25 & $1.50 ANCHORAGE CUISINE “Ho;vk I clired my cold in a hurry”- “I drank lots of water all day long to wash the poisons,out of my system. I put a little Menthola- tum in each nos- tril to clear my head. At night L rubbed my chest with Menthola- tum and covered it with a flannel cloth. Mentholatum does not stain + and the extra warmth of the flannel | focreases its action. “As the pleasant vapor rose, I in- ! baled it with every breath. The . sore surfaces in my nose and throat were cooled and soothed and my breathing became much easler. ! X woke up this morning feeling fine.” ‘Thousands are using the Mentho- Jatum treatment. It is a faster, surer way to get rid of colds. TRY IT YOURSELF. Order now—at your favorite drug store. 30c for handy tube or familiar jar. (80c for large- size jar.) Free sample and booklet “How to Get Rid of Colds” are yours ‘ror the asking. Just send your n:;'e POLICE SEIZE ROBBERS SEEKING HIDDEN LOOT Newspaper Account of $3,470 Be- ing Recovered From Tree Over- looked by Two Suspects. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, January 19.—Chicago Sun- day morning papers cost & dime. But the two men who, police said, robbed the bank at Oak Lawn Satur- day of $3,479 and hid the loot in a wil- low tree either did not invest 10 cents in a paper or did not take the trouble to read it. Had they done so, the police THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, GOOSEBONE FORECASTS sal might have saved themselves th:. &wm!{h of going back after the money, for the newspapers gave details of how the money was recovered from the tree by the authorities and of how they were posted there waiting for the robbers’ return. As it was, the two men came back and were caught. They gave their names as Louis Kasper and John Bartz and were identified, the police said, as ex-convicts. . Scientists are trying to determine what kind of vehicle could have made the deep double ruts in rock in several parts of the island of Malta and are be- lieved to be the oldest existing remains of roads in the world. The Annual 2-Depart- ment Sale of Needed NOTIONS and TOILETRIES Kann's—Street Floor. A Special Sale of Children’s and Infants’ Necessities At 47¢. Infants’ Philippine Dresses Broadcloth Creepers, 36x54-in. Red Rubber P; Knitted White Sacqu Print and Voile Dresses, sizes 1 to 3 . Crib Sheet and Pillowcase, both for 17x18-in. Quilted Pads .. Infants’ Silk and Wool Bands . Double-B Rayon Slip ted Cotton Shirts . d Combinations, 2 to 14 . White Pillowcases with col 36x54-ip. Hemstitched Shee .. Madeira Embroidered Muslin Gertrudes . Flannelette Gertrudes, Gowns, Kimonos . .2 for 47c 36x50-in. Nursery Blankets . 47¢ oa. Embroidered Pillowcases of n At 77e¢ White and Red Rubber Sheeting, yard wide .....77c ea. 27x34-in, Quilted Pads ... i on Infants’ Handma Muslin Slips and Combinations, 2 to 14 Silk, Wool and Cotton Vanta Shi Slip-on Wool Sweaters, 2 to 6 siz Infants’ Wool and Rayon Sacques 30x40-in. Wool Blankets Feather and Down Filled Pillows Play Suits, sizes 2 to 8 years . At 97¢ Rompers and Sui ind Creppo Clot| q Embroidered Pillowcases Novelty Print Dr 27x27 Red Star Infants’ Handmade Dress; Sweater and Beret Sets Imported Wool Swea! Crepe and_Broadcloth Kann's—Second Floor. A Special Purchase! Fine Quality Silk Printed Crepes $1.29 va. $1.95 to $2.50 Grades 25 Beautiful Patterns All-over Prints Wide Spaced Prints Floral Prints Many Others Kann's—Street Floor. Rayon Specially Priced at 69c yd. —A beautiful, heavy all-rayon flat crepe in smart new Spring shades, for dresses, etc. . . . Flat Crepes and in pastel tints for lingerie, slips, etc. 40 inches wide. Kann’s—Street Floor. 15 Right and 15 Wrong Predictions to 25-and-4 Record in Contest By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, January 19.—Sci- ence showed the way over soothsaying during the week in the weather fore- casting contest between George 8. Bliss, Government expert, and Sam Brunner, goosebone seer. Bliss, with the aid of scientific in- struments and making his forecasts a at Philadelphia. D. C, MONDAY day in advance, has been correct 25 |scanned the sky there will be high times and incorrect 4 times-aince the | WLl APT BAOW SdaYL L ange BEATEN BY SCIENCE Wfl'fl":";:"" -’m‘- Brun- | i temperature. S ner made prognostications weeks . ago with nothing but his weather eye . of Executive Chambers Damaged. and a dog-eared almanac to guide him.| RESUMES WORLD FLIGHT His record o date is 15 correct and 15 misses, The standings are: Bliss, .862; BT}”&“’ .ggo. scoring systes f th caused damage nder’ ‘the system of the | making an around-the-world trip, said newspaper conducting the contest, the . e contestants may win two or lose two or she expectéd to fly today to El Paso and re: even eac! . Both batted 1000 yesterday, forecast- | She arrived here from San Diego, Calif, | 219 Water The blaze was thought to ing “warmer and cloudy,” and were 3 b - [ have started in the newstand. crg.dolu{d with two wins, yld i yesterday. _After completing her trip pe ar as Brunner could predict a[her plane to month ago when he sniffed the air and | adventure, ,mn":',’d"" to continue the JANUARY 19, 1931. FIRE IN OLD CAPITOL Michigan Structure Housing Most Burchell’s Famous Bouquet A Superior Coffee 25c¢ Ib. Delivered to Your Door N. W. Burchell 817-819 Fourteenth St. LANSING, Mich., January 19 (#)— ARy Fire broke out in the basement of the TUCSON, Ariz, January 19 (#).— | old ;:-m‘m:}‘:mu ld: 1872 ln:e ‘housin, Vietor Bruce, most_of ‘executive chambers, and Lady Vi ruce, British aviatrix now estimated at_ $10,000 shortly after midnight. Several old pictures, war relics and Dallas, Tex., on her way to New York. | tax records were destroyed by smoke | across the United States she will ship w Mexico has started a movement to in- crease the use of silver coins. New! Rhinestone Two-Pe. Buckles 59c ea. «Bright, sparkling rhine- stone buckles, in two-plece styles, so smart with evening and Sunday night dresses. Street Floor. large and Little “AMERICAN GIRL” Arch-Support SHOES Regularly $5 and $6 $3.45 pr. ¥ —One straps, two straps, side but- tons, center buckles, novelty ox- fords, smart ties, Colonial- pumps . of suedes, kids and patent leathers. Some plain, others trimmed with reptile calf or smooth calf. Blacks and browns. Also a few blonde combinations. Kann's—Fourth Floor. * They’re Fashionable Mesh Silk Stockings $1.95 pr. —When you wear mesh stockings you can rest assured you will have no 1.ngs or “cloudy” places. The smartest women wear them with their finest costumes. Of course they are full fashioned! In sizes 8!, to 10, and such fash- ionable colors as— Gun Metal Cabana Promenade Miramor Off Black Capucine Taupe Kann’s—Street Floor. * New Spring Wool Goods For Coats, Suits and Frocks $1.59 yd. —54-in. silk-and-wool tweeds, flannels, crepe cloths, basket weaves, nub coatings, bayadere tweeds, jacquards and plaids, in the season’s smartest colors. Kann's—Street Floor. * 5-Pe. Unpainted Wood Breakfast Sets $9.75 —A gracefully designed drop-leaf table and four high- back cathedral-style chairs make up this attractive breakfast room set. It is strongly constructed and smoothly sanded, ready for painting. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Paint It a Pretty Color With “Sapolin” Speed Enamel! —=8apolin comes in a wide variety of beautiful colors, and it dries within a few hours after you lflply it. Any y. one can use it successful Kann's—Third Floor. 1, Pint . 50¢ 14 Pint . 30¢ Pint . . . 90¢c Quart . $1.65 Are Finding Attractive New 'DRESSES . In This Newest Sale Group —We are specializing on dresses for women who are a bit larger, taller, shorter or plumger than the average. Every dress is correctly styled to be becoming to the various t; mentioned. They are made of such aftractive mten£ plain crepes, new prints and pure dye crepes. New and new skirt treatments. " i i o Sizes 1614 to 261% 4214 10 50%% Kann’s—Second Floor. A January Sale Fine Cloth COATS For Misses and Women $25 —They are made of fine quality broad- cloth, and suede cloth. The coats are beautifully tailored, attractively styled and luxuriously trimmed with furs, are nicely lined and warmly interlined. The fur trimmings include— Red Fox, Black Wolf, Natural Wolf, Skunk, Caracul and Muskrat Kann's—Second Floor. Crepe de Chine Flat Crepe Crepe Satin French Crepe UNDIES $1.00 —Dainty garments that you . would expect to find at a higher price. The styles are new and smart. The mate- rials beautiful and the work- manship of the best. The colors are the soft pastels; sizes for misses and women. Chemises Stepins Dance Sets Panties aupg of Rayon Crepe Also at $1.00 Kann’s—8Second Floor. Just Arrived! New Lamps With Tailored Shades Bridge Junior Style Style $5.98 | $6.98 —These are beautiful lamps, at prices that will appeal to those who recog- nize value. The standards are heav- ily brass plated in fluted and em- bossed designs—and the shades are of pretty soft celanese in tailored styles. Made over stretched linings. An Important Sale of Window Shades Offers Our Reg. | 3 6c i 59¢ “Alhambra” Opaque Shades at —3x5.9-size shades in white, ecru and the popular shades of green—each mounted on spring rollers and complete with necessary fixtures for hmjnging. Other Window Shades Reduced 85c “Lakewood” Holland Window Shades 69c “Cascade” Duplex Window Shade: 98c “Riverside” Oil Opaque Shades “Antex” Shades of crinkled fibre . 98c “Hamilton” Holland Shades . $1.29 “Harmony” Handmade Oil Opaque Shades. : 4 New Stamped Linen Sets $1.00 —Dining room sets, consisting of long and short scarfs and three pleces for the buffet. Simple de- signs. $1.00 set. —Bed room sets, consisting of long and short scarfs and three pleces for the vanity, Pretty designs. $1.00 set. Stamped Lunch Sets $1.00 —Wnhite linen sets with colored . borders. Consisting of 45-inch luncheon cover and four napkins. Eann's—Fourth Floor.