Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 3

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY., DECEMBER 18, 1925. OLD SANTA' CLAUS AND HIS HELPERS S%S ALIB TESTIM[]NY;. OMONTHS TO §I~QU§BRA.|S.EB At Boarolng House When Girl | — Was Aitacked, He Tells Rockville Jury. Drciai Dispateh to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md.. December 18.— nnx».»\ S. F urst testified in his own behalf this morning at his trial g here on a charge of assault and bat- 16th & Columbia Road tery against Mar rice. 16 years Several very attractive He denied the a . which shej apartments ranging in size said on the witness and yesterday from two rooms, reception hall, kitchen, bath and bal- cony. to five rooms, kitchen, r W reception hajl and bath iend's’ residence, wnd when she was | -d from behind, dragged into an cavation, attacked and threatened | with bodily harm if she exposed her wssailant, THE ' At Boarding House. rkhurst said he was at the home rnin Silver ! Spring, wded, until when he left in an automobile, ccompanied by William Atkins, a nd, for the pe of a carnival on | 16th & Columbia Road rida svenue, where he remained A : 3 K 4 %ur anklcs’ for some time, driving thence out to- occurred on a lonely re r Silver Service unexcelied and prices reasonuble. ward Rockville or > wail of an he s s in love {and a number of her friends, and re. The upper picture gives a final glimpse of Santa Claus and his helpers— t m\‘:n\‘l. th ln.uulm; house about ! e :L‘ ;:}}T“‘E"::r‘fl} £ !hep;:«'*:::;lw of various children for whom ” v A g Practical A dCCOI‘atiVC, tOO? n and her husband.} lower picture is a good “closeup!’ ure of Santa Claus, taken by 1. corrohorated his | the Star's exploring expeditio 4 . N e : the ‘time he left the | : m—— —— - ; Ankles, of course, are utterly indispensable to an active S e > with Atkins and said| « o KISt e turned i the sonerut alrsetionzor| S ATNITEA SH()\‘ EASTER EGG VALE - - ‘:':“/"“j g i HGn b Bren i temue, wih opaand e : 8 o 5 B P nkles are urtterly indispensable to an a - sglcsiof ’ S S G TO STAR'S EXPLORERS IN ARCTIC SR8 e oy = b was riding on the trip toward Ko SR S AT | 4 i s e - .08 The particular genius of “Onyx Pointex” stockings $1.65 Ishe returned home shorily atter 11| Mr. and Mrs. Bunny and All Thmr Chicks, Ducks| @ lies in their ability to change practical ankles into deco- o'clock. Atkins was & numerous [other alini witnesses head betore the| and Rabbits Demonstrate How Goodies Are Made | J .M : rative ones. Style 255-service weaht | day's . - : : 3 i | For their “Pointex” heels have slender, sweeping lines Style 355—"sheresitk" i ; - and e A“ e L“"(‘ ( hl]dl’(’ll. " that emphasize the grace and beauty of any ankle and Fither in service weight or fiimy-sheer —with lisletopsand JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. | ore “'Mh"l* i 9 BY HOLLY BERRY, ‘ nta was unable to face it It : ¥ b conceal its defects. soles. Made in sevenry shadec and. Mr. Magruder sayi " 3 that we would have to stay foreve ¥y | - « ) 2 . ! < 728 14th St. NW. Main 3068 ovel i el L (Suecidl Corsespondent af The | n@ of et Clams. Thr oo P gl Further —“Onyx" stockings are so perfect in fit, so free $1.95 " previous | described | EVILLE, Tiskimotand, | 1o other way out of it or around it. | i of flaws and blemishes, that they emphasize grace and |2 negro as her ass: sweompanied Santa soon thought of a plan, how cembe Wireless).—The last | : b : s 2 [by the father and mother € Park- | Desont e aTicrng expedition | ever. > beauty not only at the heels. but from top to toe. Sel 050 s e arst and two or the sther persons, | i1, Land was spent in an| We'll have to go above him, as I | o ¢ Styl S0 ‘Shecesilir came to his hom:, : Miss : ira 5 ‘.‘;u‘.\\ do at Chris | i Ar I_ear.’mg Stores Style 450 eresi B asked to statemer o i So he 1o 5 r precious | < i s = | wi WV . o] P . i e Ofall-silk 11 exquisitely flaw whom she had accused following Ler A “an. | magic sleigh, and we ascended the < H to call on_them . 5 v y Hesherte afiheshons e story that a negro wis respon intant 5] soon as we had|mountain, and then rode from crest i 0 y H } sh of the she § e e e, LN A IR ol i e nyx” @ Hosier: STOVE' CHESTNU’[“ EGG at > elired She preferrea | 1 N T hen ptonE teams, and | until we came to the I t v an diterney, | ook plenty of lunch along. for Santa : ‘ : \ I . 2» Other Substitutes sione v her facher |\ RN e ok ide 1o the | Tomorrow: Santa Claus Comins o : POlntex did not seem to | Washington.) outh. 1shing gl ny Intimidation. he said e | Reg. . % Par. Office For Immediate Delivery It was expected that the taki W. H. HESSICK & SON | Virkinia Teicrs arkhirst sioth ALCOHOL TAX CUT 2 canoes and the nooks were full of er of the defendant, lives . rwyn, | s o | 14th & Woater Sts. S.W. S e Mm}.l";[f. Gl an erees "‘.,.-“lfffl;:i‘ PLAN IS OPPOSED | We came 1o a great valley swhere| seratic nomination for the 1nited States Senate | Busy Gathe: o | Everywhere little rabbits and chicks i jand tiny ducks were busy gathering | Representative Rainey Sees Boon wts[t” fi’l’lljhtg ‘HEALTH SEAL SALE [ieets an Ak oD o b e unu‘ e o e that looked like e We carried | s e simiicnst, | ¥ SUPPORT IS URGEDfo it canay, | s that it has all the advantages of Aeritar b B Million More Must Be Disposed of | Fo e o eented us| Reduction in the alcohol tax. as pro ibest bib and tuck [k»l nlnlx Ced posed in the tax bill, stirred up a Before Capital's Quota We went into the house where Mrs. [ prohibition discussion today in the ! aster Rabbit had set the table. when Representative Rainey, Is Depleted. | tle chicks and ducks wert t-| Democrat. of Tllinois, argued it would Jury Pay Increase Asked. & truly “the Garden Spot of : = { us. chirping and quacking, ask- advertising value to buot- [ sy increase from $3 to $5 ¢ | TOWN. 5 ‘ A Miller-built community that i suburban environment— IN | i | i n more Christmas health ; . - on pure grain ‘alco. | the Federal Court fee is provided st be sold before Christmas | aster Rabbit is a_very busy | hol.” he said, “and the bootleggers |for in a bill introduced vester if the work of the Wushington Tuber | pel . making Easter | will use it instead of distilles lena e sentative Fulmer, Democrs culosis Association is to be assured | chocolate d = and writing on | tured alcohol. They will instill the |{South Carolina 20th and P Streets, H for the coming |them the names Santa tells her. confidence of customers in their new - | vear, it was an oy " e produce and use it for advertising.” W. C. and A. N. M nounced today aft Protect Them From Layluk. Representative Crisp. Democrat, of I er sales up to| After the captain had taken all the | Georgia, insisted a reduetion in the Fl AT TI RE’ Kealtors noon had been re. | pictures he wanted, we went home Lo levy would nor 3 ~ 1119 Seventeenth St. Main 1790 ported. the castle. There we took more pic- | forcement, and sai ssis Sec Main 1790 & Pohe quota of | tures of Donner and E en, Prancer | tary Andrews of the Treasury De. seals necessary to |#nd Dancer, the great reindeer teaf | partment and Wayne B. Wheeler bf provide the funds | Sant: s on his Christmas trip. | the Anti-Saloon League had so agreeds LEETH BROTHERS Foit tthe: meam ristmas less than a week work among chil the ‘captaln ‘knew: Sow ‘Huay dren and adults | Santa Claus was getting ready for it, here is 3.500.000, | 50 we planned to leave the next day. . e ot . ot let us o This means a total| _Santa, however, would not & of 35,000, alone. He said he woulld go with us T e against | past the cave of the fierce spirit, Lay- e by preventive a Fative | luk—the North Wind i e e it luk is no friend of mine. and i 3 ¢ i d.he u if you zo o > THE STOCK |2 offering of the Christmas i:-:":' ‘:“LJ“ ;L‘ B e the Y ) ; H Cl &y 111' T for Sear and 1 want. Picture-Taking Days i wistmas 1ime Friday, Saturday. Sunday and Monday. When it 5 . T' Rl tiny for R e o e | Is Fresh Ham Time sompany. |~ Calls came today from several of | mos for a year, and I want to see how Bring joy to your friends on Christmas day— o they are gt l(l g along with their Phone Main 4400 now for appointment ferry Chostmas tGond e il — o'l the self-service stations for more seals, T.of Indicating sales are progressing. Also | reindeer. 16 fpsi! | the store and bank booths conducted Layluk Is Angry. s by the volunteer teams are vet to be RAVENBURG. | reported. Most of these are to end O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF B their =ales tomorrow. SRmOLDERS 3 In this morning’s mail came a fine letter from the manager of one of the large chain stores \«hn"h are displa s ing the sell-servico hoxes. "This “Prophetic ager says: “It K L [happy to know that we are assisting Chronology T in even o small a way to help so | . e ” TP OBTON®| worthy o causo” e also expemses Finished imbia,_will take | the belief that the Hox sales this y will exceed those of last year. Tonight, » 1230 Ceonnecticut Avenue. ; e MPOSED "“8 "[:l'v"l" 2 Ham the place of distinction in the [l t the Bible time- table.” When we came to the mount where the North Wind lived set up such a_howling blast that Sunday hours, 10 to 1. UNDHMODgUND I Always good—but somehow the mWOOD | festivities of the greatest holiday of Portraits of Quality. : Telephone Main 4400 Christendom seems to accord Fresh T - g e - Hains Point Doubted, However | v A for Marine-Navy Memorial. | ; <] Capital hu an effort to find a suitable site for | ; Memorial || il 5 1 Ch the proposed Navy and Marine me- 9 | e & istms lklh(- Public Bulldings and Pub- Church e, You can’t have a real L prepared a list of . . . imemoriais. The A 5th and F § R ‘ dinner without Fresh Ham—but site suggested for the Navy and Ma- Sts. | WANTED—A BrIURX F FU rine memorial was Hains Point, but it Wilkinson, Ph.D. g b bele? that the "made” sround || * ki D 1 i you will have a favored feast with a g T .:.n,‘.““.m.m’m‘sl.,,..,:n2:‘,’0.:’..,“;?-;?;‘- Dr. B. G. Wilkinson HIGHEST 5 o o i a8 e cioeas PR g resh Ham alone as the “piece de Yuletide menus. PIA os “TONEL AND structure as is proposed for this me. ISR W ke, P mortal. Sunday, 8 P.M. OFFICIAL RO 1T \H\ E . 2 4 il . " Take vouce hat ynless Ohe Tessie B0 | Pope Pius has bestowed the golden Anti-Christ at Hand RATING P 3 > resistance. paid by Katurdas. ‘December T x]"n!!‘ up?.;1 the Queen of Belgians, in Musical Program, 7:15 P.M. > e —or iR —PbEE < i 7 | At this time, when everybody is Frowdered 11t aces o o A . . o . Moot INe: Wand Taindrs: 1518 Yonn: | o . happening in—a Fresh Ham in the ,rm \H\fl'" RAPHED LETTERS. $1.00. ’ b Letter Sh District National Raonke Bide. Fran 13 Understanding and : nizing our . NOT OF RESPONSIBLE FOR \‘ i N 2 pRTEy H BTt | ) 1 ; responsibility to the fatners, mothers ‘ 3 and children who make up the com- house gives the hostess that comfort- able feeling of preparedness. We'll pat it i the Lest of condition, | S Om——— KEEPING WELL—An IR Tablet munity, we leave nothing undone Pon't delay. Call us up now. Sthnw, Ca vegetable aperient) taken at : | 3 IRONCLAD, phane simin Gt slahe will belp keep you wall, by that can be done to supply safe milk Have your dealer send you Lady s Solitaire toning and strengthening your di- 7 5 F Shoul ecialty of repairs, and A beautiful Diamond that is an abro- % o ——— of a quallty that may be used with | Fresh Ham or Fresh Shoul- years of succesn to| lutely perfect stoue and set in mewly d ith holid: der. rouzh work at d ler with your holiday order. i fi‘ T entimate, ! MG | SpEned, mOUIUE o edued Sombimer ; perfect confidence by all. : e B0 3 st s tion. Sold with my guaruntee. . 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