Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 12

o 12 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925, DRINKING ADMITTED INFATAL GOLLISION Coroner’s Jury Holds All Oc- cupants of Russeli Car Weie [ Under Influence. Dress Up The Baby’s Bed Infants’ Sateen Pillows, in pink or blue, $1.50 and $2. Crib Spreads, in white m seilles or cotton crepe in In the Specialized Misses’ Section, Fourth Floor cream with rose or copen Blonde and Black Satin Dresses The Rose Marie Corset and Detachable Brassiere FFastidious women like the Rose Marie because the brassiere is detachable and can be cleaned so . Russell 3 A easily. It comes in various models pital Sunday morning from —short, medium and long—which injuries received in an automobile ac- s Y % ; cident near Four-Mile Run, accord- makes it easy for you to be prpp:rl_\ Ing to a coroner's jury at Wheatly's fitted. And they are attractive to undertaking establishment, here, held b last night. All the occupants of the wear because they are made of lovely silk broche and satin. $12.50, $15 car “were under the influence of liquor,” the jury added. Dr. T. M g and $16.50—a moderate prics for two garments. Jones, coroner, presided. Corset Section, Third fioor. It was brought out from testimony ] &N \ . For Easter--The that at the time of the accident, the Blond and black satin are Woodmward & Mnthrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Phone Main 5300 blue plaids, $1.50. Tapanese Silk Quilted Com forts, in lovely bright blue or pink, $3. Batiste Pillowc hand-scalloped e Infants’ Section, Fou car was being driven by Russell, and not by John Caldwell, Bladens- burgh road, Washington. Caldwell testified that they had been to a dance at Shady Oak, Md., and he drove the car from that point to Del Ray, Arlington County. There, Caldwell said, Russell insisted on driving, he took a back seat with Mrs. Sweeney, 1333 Eleventh street, Washington. Mrs. Sweeney told of the dance and said all had been drink- i Tells of Drinking. Introducing the New Princess Dinnerware Three Straws Are Smart very much in \'6guc for the youthful Miss. There is scarcely a new fashion that we do not have in Petal Tunic Blouse What could be more lik Spring and Easter Petal Blouse--a tunic tiny petals appliqued s Milan, Bangkok, Leghorn Selecting your Easter Hat is going to be an interesting adventure. Shall it be a Bangkok—the smart hat that Fifth Avenue is wearing—with folded crown, and sharply cut brim into which a white gardenia is and front fullness, feature mck:cd.’ $18.50. Ql' is_the rf‘d .\-hl;m straw ‘pcrhaps oottt e Tile a trifle more becoming to you? You know it is smart < : by the red coque and the dented crown. $22.50. mO(_“d fllu.atratffd sy s graceful drape on the Leghorn hats, combinations of straw and silk, in hats broidered in bright wool, $15. large and small, trimmings of ostrich feather flowers, silk and gold thread. \ Moy wthier ‘séw Slseis suggest the many possibilities in smart dress hats for $49.50. that ‘will make a lovely co Easter wear. $15 to $25. 5 tume when worn with a Misses’ Section, Fourth foor. costume slip. $8.75 to $21. Blouse Section, Third floor. James Green, 540 A street south- ing a bit of red be east, Washingt who testified he was on the front Seat of the car, said ssell was driving, and corroborated | he story of the drinking. According to Walter V. Wright, special officer of Arlington County, he and John Kelly, special officer of Potomac, were attracted by the car zigzagging. The officers arrived a few minutes after the accident. Testimony of John Kelly was that he and Wright were in another car, and the car that was wrecked headed straight at them, forcing them to the side of the road. A. F. Driscoll, town Sergeant of Potomac, sald that 20 minutes after| the crash he examined the wrecked 3 5 machine and found two empty flasks and the decorations are a which had the odor of liquor. bit unusual. Pattern il- Questioned by one of the jurors, Caldwell declared that he might have \ lustrated—sprays of yel- made the statement attributed to him low roses and black that he was driving the car at the fek = . 5 time of the crash, adding that he was foliage with black borders and stippling on the dazed then. handles. PROBE OF U. S. JUDGE| STARTS IN ST. LOUIS Charges of Tyranny and Irregulari- | ties in Office Made Against | G. W. English. } either black or blonde b A Smart and vou could be. $17.50. in Two New Patterns satin. T he two-picce style, apron fronts, godets Among the latest arr for Easter are Filmy Pr Chiffon Tunic Blouse . light pas shades For 44 Pieces R et e A colorful set that will give personality to your dinner table. The shape is one that is rarely seen, Millinery Section, Third foor. SPECIAL Handsome Coats in New Easter Styles 55950 595 The Flaring Fur-bordered Coats copied from Jean Patou strike an emphatic note in Easter fashions. Picture vourself in the smart model illustrated—of light blue. soft and becoming, lovely front flare, trimmed in plucked Coreta, 8hort tailored collar with novel gold beading —a coat of style and elegance. Fur and embroidery are effectively used on coats of charmeen, wool bengaline, .Serapheen Ottoman, and heavy silk. $59.50 and $95. It is very unusual to get a good-looking set in yellow .decoration—and even more unusual to find it at this price, China Section, Fifth fioor. o Beautify Your Home e With Brass got under way today, with A. of Danville, Ill, actin complainants. | into charges of tyranny and irr arities in of- fice was delayed 3 ay because no prosecutor or attornmey for the complainants had been decided upon. C. A. Karch of East St. Louis, an attorney disbarred by Judge Eng- Hsh and one of the four men who entered formal complaints after charges by the Post-Dispatch had been made public. was the first witness. Interior decorators are using brass in interesting ways to give charm and refinement to the home. Candelabra, trays, door knockers, fruit bowls, cigarette boxes and ash . trays of polished brass i are especially attractive. { Delightful pieces for as | ; 5 little as $1. Console Set, $9 R Velvet Collars Give Smartness. Two Candlesticks of solid we are shov to Striped Sports Coats Bl iofphainmeced (hjass i 3 : w1 = Z 2 2 2 want. Shiny patent leather TavCytionmt - ah I'he newest Sports Coat is a light Moonstone gray of belts, brass buttons, and i imported Rodier cloth with stripes of red or light blue and pockets in unusual p | : mannish velvet collar and cuffs in matching color. $75. :“fi"he"}llzis i;‘;,‘,‘f;{;’f; s Il Sale 300 Spaso-Savo eaniiness | s | - I Dish Sets The Prince Coat in English cheviot, and double-breasted s Bright Spring-like coat of Kimberley tweed are the correct sports coat for c = 7 " Your Home | : I 85(: Cotton Crepe Kimonos :K]een'Heet Sales Co.;,l‘ Save room in your ice $5 Flannel Dresses For Girls $10.50 For the early light-weight fl is most pract ng days a el dress Automatic Oil Burner ;irls’ Section, Feurth fioor. Handmade Costume Slips *1 to ¥2 The handmade Costume Slips have the deep shadow- proot hem and are trimmed with real filet lace. They are hand hemstitched and embroidered, $2. Others are plain tailored style or trimmed with real filet lace + and dainty embroidery; of nainsook, muslin pongette and English broadcloth, $1 to $2. Underwear Section, Third fioor. town and country wear. In light tans and grays. $59.50 1013 12th St. N.W. box. When you have and $95. ‘Women's Coat Section, Third floor. | several left-overs, the Main 7886 Franklin 6935 | ) = Spaso-Savo dishes are S e — i just the thing. There Contrasting satin folds and Vai lace trim tie new = - Boxloom Crepe Kimonos which are made in loose neg- = 5 = ; = 7 are 2 large and 2 small ligee style or as breakfast coats. An attractive appear- Don’t Suffer 3 : dishes which fit together ance early in the morning is possible with a fresh, and occupy the floor space -pretty colored kimono. of one. 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