Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 25

e SXPERSN URT N THD CRHES Taxicab Occupied by Irish$ Free State Minister in Col- | lision With Auto. i Returning last night from Seven- | teenth and K streets, where it had been dispatched to assist the four per- s injured in a crash between their machine and a taxicab occupicd by Timothy H. Smiddy, Minister of the | Irish Free State, the rescrve patrol from the third precinct overturned, | causing the injury of two policemen. | he injured in the two collisions | >: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Talley, 3807 | E and Mrs, Shnrman‘ 5 Chesapeake street; Police- | Arendes, 35 years old, | nth precinct, and Policeman | Lawrence L. Jackson, colored, 32 years | old, of the third precinct Al will | w ¥ L m: of ¢ the first crash occurred at | h and K streets when the operated by Talley was in a collision with the cab occupied by y_and opcrated by Garnet | Thirty-third street. Injured Persons Sent to Hospital. Rescue _members were the first to arrive. They placed the injured in their truck and took them to Emergen- cv Hospital where v were _treated for cuts and brui Members of |} the reserve squad ted the over- | turned automobile. straightened out | traffic and started back to the station | house. They procéeded out K street | to Eighteently street, where their ve- | hicle collideq with an automobile op- | erated by Lee T. Grubb of the 700 block | of Quincy street. and then overturned. | Although there were several police- | men riding in the machine when it s injured were Arendes, who | squad from were taken | to Emergency Hospital in the patrol and treated for cuts and bruises. Grubb was later arrested on a charge of reck- lees driving and released under $50 cash collateral for his appearance in Police Court today. Mr. Smiddy was uninjured and pro- ceeded to his destination in the cab. Auto Upset Injures Three. | The third upset automobile of the | night resulted in the injury of Eliza- | beth Brown. 20, years old; Catherine Brown, 2 years old, and Doris Brown, | 4 years old, all of 415!, Twelfth stre northeast. They were treated at C: ualty Hospital for cuts and bruises af! the automobile in which they were rid- ing, operated by William A. Brown, | years old, of the same address, over- | turned after a collision at Thirteenth | and C streets northeast with an auto- mobile driven by Raymond “Sonny” | Workman, well-known jockey, who re- | sides at 412 Crittenden street, None was ' seriously hurt. Dolores Owens, four years old, 1507 D street northeast. suffered a brokea nose, possible fracture of the skull and numerous cuts about the face when she <was struck yesterday afternoon near her home by an automobile operated bhv Herbert Bridges, 28 year§ old, 1527 D street northeast. The child was taken home after treatment at Casualty Hos- pital. ‘Woman Hurt in Collision. Police were unable to learn the fu.l extent of the injuries suffered by Mrs. | David M. Lea, 56 years old, 2112 Massa- | chusetts avenue, when her automobile | was in a collision at Eighteenth strest, | and Connecticut avenue with a truck | operated by Roland Dyson, 62 L street. rs. Lea, the wife:of @ prominent local ! insurance broker, went home and was | treated by her family physician, Yesterday's traffic accidents resulted | in the injury of two other persons, both | of whom are expected to recover. They | were Mrs. Lena Weems, 66 years old, | 2014 P street, and Thomas L. Snapp, colored, 42 years old, 1722 New Jersey | avenue. | Col. George Williams of the Army | War College oscaved injury last night | when his automobile knocked down two sets of iron steps and damaged some cement ‘coping in the 1700 block of M street. Col. Willlams’ car struck the steps in front of 1704 and 1706 and then struck the coping in front of 1710, when he swerved his automobile to avoid a | collision with another machine. JURORS BACK RAIDERS. | Indictment of Six Who Took Part in Arrests Asked. HARRISBURG, Pa., December 11.— Indictments of six men who participa- ted in the arrest of Col. Wilbur Leitzell, deputy Federal prohibition administra- tor, and a force of his agents during a raid on a Steelton bottling plant were recommended by the grand jury of the Middle District Federal Court | yesterday. Judge- Albert ' W. Johnsons in charg- ing the jury, instructed it to investigate | the incidents surrounding the raid in which three employes of the plant were | arrested by Federal agents. The agents in turn were arrested on warrants charging them with “malicious mis- | chief” while they were dismantiing the bottling apparatus and they were re- leased only after they sent a call for assistance to the State police here. wi ssigned to the riser the seventh precinct. For Natural Complexion Beauty Is your make-up 3 make-shift "to hideimperfections? Black and ‘White Cleansing Cream will help your skin to attain the nat- ural loveliness which needs make-up only to accent charm! This pure cream, made from lighter oils than cold creams, penetrates the pores and frees them of all impurities which cause blackheads and other blemishes. Its daily use keeps the skin soft, sn‘.octg and clear. Black and White Beauty Cre- ation are of a quality accepta- ble to those who seek the best, 2t prices within the reach of all | —25¢ and 50c. i BLACK==WHITE Cleansing Cream | WIGHEST QuaLTy SOLD EVERVWHIRE | 25 Your Handbag Gift may be very Elegant or cery Simple Every bag here will make an exceptionally smart Christmas gift—whether you plan little or much. Only the finest leathers and materials —only the smartest styles—the season’s outstanding successes are here—each bag is finished with a nicety that makes it most desirable for gift-giving, And there is a style for every taste. Handbags at 35 Suede and leather envelopes, pouch and back-strap pouch bags in a wide variety of styles, including the new apron style bag—at a price that does not begin to indicate their value. g Handbags at.37-%0 Unusually smart bags that introduce the newest ideas in pouch, envelope and strap pouch bags of calfskin, suede, snake, lizard and alligator grained calf. Black, brown and new colors. Handbags at $10 A group that features the outstanding bags of the season, inspired by the leading Paris designers. Of leather and suede and many lizard-grain finishes. Including the vagabond style. Unusual Handbags, #1350 to $30 A remarkable selection of bags that are “different”—unusual in shape, mod- ern in treatment and color combinations. Some have insets of borosso and shark. The umbrella-bag is included. Imported Handbags $15 to $150 It is truly a remarkable collection of imported bags at a full range of prices. Fine petit point, marcasite-trimmed suede bags, pearl and rhinestone embroidered velvet evening bags. Sequin Evening Bags $4.50 to $10 In a season when sequins are the evening mode, no gift is more appropriate than one of these sequin-covered pouch bags. In silver or gold or combinations of both—mounted on gilt frames. A frameless pouch in vaga- bond style of lizard-grain calf, with ring handle, $10. LeaTHER GooDS, FmRsT FLOOR. o] Gold and silver sequins combine to make this a smart evening bag, $7.50. A back-strap pouch of individual charm, with three tome applique in modernistic treat- An imported petit point bag, ment, $25. of finest workmanship— mounted on a Fremch gilt frame, $95. —The Christmas Store e Exquisite Philippine Silk Gowns and Chemise Found exclusively here—these fine silk gowns and chemise are delightful gifts —delightful to give and delightful to receive. This lingerie has just arrived in many new patterns—each lovelier than the last—in time for your Christmas shopping. The gowns have round, vee and square neckline. In flesh. Gowns ........312 Chemise ......$750 SiLk UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Panty Frocks for little girls 52 Can one think of a lovelier gift for a small fashionable—2 to 6 years of age— than one of these adorable little panty dresses? They have bloomers to match. In smart prints, with plain colored rufflgs that give an apron effect, others in straightline styles, with smocking and embroidery. JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR., [ I O Imported French Voile Underthings Are Lovely Gifts Chemise are beautifully tailored of fine voile, in exquisitely dainty shades, with hemstitching, pleats and scallops. Sizes 36 to 42. Step-ins have ruffled petal scallops, yoke front that gives a flat front. Sizes 19 to 21. Gowns are lace trimmed and tailored. Pajamas are lace trimmed and tailored. CHETIREL . ocoenioivis o0 3D Step-ins . . R ) Gowns ...........531.95 Pajandas:. ... ...$195 CorToN UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Wash Suits for little boys 52 Small boys 2 to 6 years of age will be delighted Christmas morning with one of these “brand-new” little suits. They are clever styles, with two pairs of - trousers—just like grown-ups’ suits— and that mother finds an economical feature of these suits. Well tailored of fine quality fabrics. Wanted colors. JuvENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. A Gift of Luggage will please any traveler For those constantly “on the road” or for those who take cccasional week- end trips, a gift of luggage will be greatly appreciated. Nothing will please the boy or girl home from vacation more than a Gladstone bag or fitted case to use in returning to school. Women's Suit Cases, of black cobra- grained leather on basswood frames; moire lined. All the wanted sizes— 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches........... $15 Women’s Fitted Cases, of black cobra- grained leather on basswood| frame. Round-edge case, with 12 t}eautiful toilet articles in a folding tray; satin 1 DA RIS SR SO A L $37.50 Others, $25 to $160. Men’s Gladstone Bags, of genuine leatker, in russet, tan and black. Pop- ular sizes; cloth'lined. A gift to en- thuse any man who travels....... $20 Men's Overnite Brief Bags—brief case shape, with a compartment for toilet articles and overnite things. Light weight and small, but very mannish (not sketched) .........oco... $12.50 Hartmann Tourobe—A gift for a man—for this compact traveling case holds five suits, shirts, socks, shoes and accessories. sizes. $27.50. . Luceace, FourTH FLOOR. In gray or brown. In 29 and 32 inch Linen Handkerchief Squares Men’s imported all-linen handkerchief squares, in colors. 19-inch squares, 50c Men’s colored border linen handker- chief squares, in colors. 19-inch squares, 50c Women’s imported linen handker- chief squares, in combinations of colors. 12-inch squares, 18¢c Women'’s imported all-white linen _handkerchief squares. 12-inch squares, 25¢ Waire Goobs, SEcoNd FLOOR. All-wool Printed Challis $1 yard A dress length of this printed challis would be a most acceptable gift. At- tractively boxed and wrapped for giving. In a wide variety of new prints, stripes and light and dark patterns-—that are suitable for children’s clothes and women'’s frocks. 27 inches wide. ‘Woor Dress Goops, Seconp FLOOR. ITROP A Shower of Umbrella Gifts to give um- brellas this ye2r. They are unusually 1ov and are al- ways useul. This special group includes a large variety of umbrellas of finest quality silk, mount- ed on 16-rib frames. Plain colors, with deep borders of self or patterned silk. Three- tone silk. Plaids and stripes. The handles are lovely — of irinoid, Punjab, catalin, quartz and amber effects, in straight and Prince of Wales *ples. Black, Navy Blue and Smart Colors 3tLeas, FIRsT FLocR. FurS affs and Muff Purses Smart Gifts These fur scarfs and muffs of fur, with zipper fastener or envelope opening—that serve the dual purpose of being a handbag and muff in one—are two smart notes accenting the fashionable woman's costume. Muff Purse Gray Kid ...$47.50 Black Broadtail Tan Broadtail... Fur Scarfs Gray Kid..... .. 050 Black Broadtail. Tan Broadtail.......... Krimmer Caracul, QYRR | .o i oiieaai $25 ‘TRIMMINGS AND LEATHER GoOODS First FLOOR.