Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 5

NING - BTAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, BATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, T993. BRUTALITY CHARGE | 1 DENEDBY ASHER) ]FT Philadelphia Raid. s P the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, December 20— Taking the witness stand in his own behalf, James L. Asher, a prohibi- tion agent on trial in the Federal District Court on a charge of second- degree murder, vesterday denfed al- legations of brutality during the rald on’ the saloon of Peter Yancauskas, who died two months later from peri- tonitis, said by the prosecution to have resuited from a beating admin- istered by Asher. At the conclusion of the Common- owealth’s testimony Federal Judge Dickinson refused a motion to take the case from the jury and order e Chests of Silver | A‘T,—"‘:]f r’;‘s that he was not armed Chests of Silver-plated Flatware of the highly ,,‘0~!‘;,n1_‘:;{_(;.‘,";*-\;;5;-1;"0:“ as recognized 1847 Rogers make. Set of 143 NaAd] ity S CHoEEE s eak f“w(isl;‘:“’ pieces, in mahogany chest, §231. - Chest of 86 3 and his wife | pieces, in mahogany-finish chest, $155. Chest that the striia: | of 50 pieces, in mahogany-finish_chest, $69. not last more Chest of Wallace Silver-plated Flatware, 45 d that he did not| picces, $60. Chest of 26 picces, $28. Also gEhts | chests of Oneida Community Plate and Admitled et ihestad e other plated ware in many and varied good gl e | patterns. Solid Silver Flatware in eight dif- v treatment after the ferent patterns. These may be made up in chests as desired. Solid Mahogany Chests for . ‘There was nothing the mat-| I er with Yancauskas, said the wit- silverware, $85. ess. “Ho was only scratched under| ne chin, and Yancauskas sald him-| self he was not hurt. While we were £oing to the Federal Buflding in the patrol Yancauskas apologized and asked me to shake hands with him, saying It was all a mistake and that it 'was his fault, that he had lost his head.” e Asber will resume 1s testimony Mon- ay. First floor. DR. LEWIS UPHOLDS COLLEGE ATHLETICS Second Only to Studies, < : < P ’ p o s ' Electrical Gifts , Beautiful China at Dinner of G. W. T. Alumni. Y Electrical gifts will lighten household tasks and make possible Pickard China, all-ove T (O SHETET. the serving of dishes as prepared at the table. g A e F gal = 5 tive floral d ¢ ' Loving Cup Coffee Urn Sets, inelude tray, urn, creamer 1 =5 Dishes, $3.95 to $10. S Ny ‘5 Athletics S 1 n! >, Shak, e e s e sugar. A lovely gift for the bride. $4475. _and Pepper Shake George Washington University as a ; The Oven Toaster, toasts both sides at once. $8.50. i 2 e ‘d' tucs - B oL collsenillie, A Chafing Dish, for after-theater suppers, $18. mported Decorated Service Plates, some whitc : 4 2 ctively priced, $85 to $17250 doze: ism B dinner giv Housewares Sectivn, Fifth floor Decorative Pillows : | Colosad the spur of the moment. T | Truly a wonderful collection of Handsome Decorative Pillows Other talks were made by Coach| that make gifts for the home. Embroidered Pillows. handsome = velours, damasks and brocades, taffetas, it many shapes and an-m Glassware, in Watson Crum, Dr. Danfel Borden| 5 f the medical school, Dean novel designs. Pillows for the floor, couch or chair. Many are T ‘\fi‘rvr;‘r:\f the Jaw school, Prof. ! in artistic combinations of two or more materials, and gold fashion-right tic | FRED orfte e unoy b e braids, laces, fringes and tassels arc used gencrously. $7.50 to . Console Set, 3 pieces, $22.50. ad his foot ball team for the next| $50. \ §7 to S12 pair. Many other pic year. Imported Gift Glassware Vases, decorated n"!;rx:(n;u; n. h «-‘ver.lng was | \ colors, are in shapes for long or short st n Miss Cecelia| < i Bud Vases, § Other Vases, $1.95 to $6.75. i Glassware Section, Fifth fioer. 7 ke ; Candlesticks i Genuine Mahogany C-ndlesfick‘sj in many designs, $1 to $3 each. g5 01d English Brass Candlesticks, $3 to $12 cach. S : b : PASTOR IS ACQUITTED Italian Hand-carved Wood Candiesticks, $2 to $10 cach. erng ( :a, Inets i O ¥ cac dies St The popular and much-admired Martha Washingtor Was Charged With Grand Larceny $175 EDaNicaRSas PanTe e cances, 4 Sewing Cabinet, in solid mahogany, with button tray and spool dn it et Candics $1:5 8228 pair- o Jods, invi ble hinige 573‘;5(“" roomy side pockets. A splendi s Z Santa Claus Candles, 75c cach. i ok, S By Qs e Nt YOIK, December ; i Bt S Bose 7 1 A quaint little Sewing Cabinet of Duncan Phyfe inspiration. in combination mahogany, $22.50. Reinicke, fo v ¢ Church of 00k a RS - . T ; c . ' e s I e i " Combination Mahogany Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, grand larceny preferred by Mrs. Anna | $17.95. : . ; ‘, one of a group of former parish- A Many other different and attractive designs, $17.95 to $47.50. & who said he bought worthless Furiture Section, Sixth Soor. stocks with money, approximately $11,000, they had given him for invest- ment He will have to stand trial on a simi- | Jar indictment brought by Mrs. Freda ArtiSfiC Lam S P Special, $5 Drapery Section, Fifth foor. Numerick, who gave him $1,000 to in- vest Mrs. Block’s investment was $3,000, 5 Lamps are so popular now that they are sure to be welcome and .vu.m?-» White directed the fury to 5 8 Floor Lamp Portables, black and gold and walnut $15 and $18.50. a8 e 5 ecquit when it was developed that the Shades, $16.50 to $28.50. Reproductions of Sheffield plate. In- yastor actually delivered $3,000 worth - 2 cluding sugar and credmer, gravy boat on 4 stock to the wornan, who did not com- Floor Lamps, complete with shades, $42.50 to $75. trav, flower baskets, covered vegetable dishes, Lt swsaaiaiens Boudoir Portables, $2 to $10. Shades, $2.50 to $15, : large platters. Also Dutch Silver Salt and Pepper Mary Adeline Lamps, a little Colonial lady of china, $4. A dainty s 3 ~ First floor. 3 boudoir lamp. Vase Portables, in porcelain, pottery and Lenox china, $14 to Hotel Inn ; i ey Lamp Section, Fifth floor. $7 rooms, $8 week Phone fiusllufilwuvg 3 f o foents _ v Desk Sets, $4.50 to $55 Ba’r Harbor Chairs’$4.85 s : 2ok Sete. of mica-covered moire, in shades of gold. $450 and OFFICES | g The homelover always welcomes a gift for the home, and these Desk Sets. of bronze, in many handsome and attractive designs. | , y Imparted Natural Willow Chairs make delightful gifts, for they & . $1675 to §20. _ : FOR RENT i A may be enameled and cushioned to match any color scheme, and ) AR i e et l 5 iheyiace veryleomipotie FRHC dim R el bt o s So men of women and girls, Various styles, $45 Cretonne-covered Seat Cushions in variety, $1.25. and $55. b 3 Ve s e Desk Lamps, of bronze, some with sterling silver tracing de- signs. $1250 and $17.50. Desk Quill Pens, in many lovely colors, $1.25. Desk Pens of ostrich plimes, in colors, $225. Pyrex Ovenware o e b 22 i e on > jeights, 25¢ to $1.25. Every woman is familiar with the merits of this famous glass d L!agil;‘“ eights, 25 ovenware, and would appreciate a piece or two. Pyrex Casseroles, with pierced openwork frames of nickel, cut- s i glass covers, oval and round shapes, $3.95 to $7.50. A k Other Pyrex Pleces, without frames, include Custard Cups, Pic R f I E Y Ch II‘S Plates, Bakers, Bread and Cake Pans, Biscuit Pans, Fish Plat- ‘ estiu Las a A ters and many others. 25c to $3. In most every home there is one chair that everybody likes Glassware Scction, Fifth fioor. And these are that kind. Surely avllllouglh‘full lgl “ Fine Taupe Velour Easy Chair, with high, restiul back, \ down cushion and soft spring back, 5135.‘ Comfortable Coxwell Chairs, with loose-spring cus Star Building These are lovely gifts for the home, introducing a touch of velous” and mohair upholatery. i delightful color wherever they are used. ] Furniture Section, Sixth floor. The Avenue st Eleventh Velvet and Fine l/igmcm Sc?rl;. wit}t: hcsazvy fringed ends and . -7 /7\ 74 ! motal Crimmings, 1234x70 and 17x70 inches, $25. A fl 77 4 W, Desk luxurious hions, uphol- Very desirable two-room Scarfs with brocade centers, velvet ends in rosc, golden | suite, onfi large o:fice &nd i brown andAll:llack, Sl!:; de Scarfs, §5. Others, $27.50 — B d . D II L- ht one smaller private office s -over Brocade Scat 2 Wil be available Jan. 1. Toported i f ouaoir Lo 1gnts The only outside offices Drapery Section, Fifth Soor. 5% ;. B S e The most feminine little affairs that lend a charming glow for rent in The Star - of rose or amber colored light through their silken skirts: Building. o -Decorated with gold “lace, braid and tiny silk flowers. They are convenient to Rose, blue or orchid. $10 to $30. elevators and desirable in Art fection. Second *Soer- every way. This building is modern I in every particular and care- e fully maintained. Runni iced-water in hafl‘:,nnlanvs;toé:l on every . ol 3 floor, elevator service un- tif midnight and on Sun- 3 day. i All-day ;arkinx permitted H 5 y . b L s ' ‘ The Christmas Store e APPLY 610 Star Building . . S Phone M. 5000, Br. 3