Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 12

12 DNYER NDITED ONMURDERGHARC Held for Shootind Joseph Ruffner—Both Former D. C. Newspaper Men. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 8.—An indict-| ment for murder was returned yester- day against Gerald Dwyer, 30 years old, newspaper man, charged with shooting Joseph Ruffner, 35, also a mewspaper man, after an argument over Dwyer's alleged attentions to Mrs. Ruffner. The two men formerly worked on a ‘Washington newspaper, and it leged when Ruffner and his W moved to this city Dwyer followed. The shooting occurred last Sunday. «y» BOYS’ DEPARTMENT TO BE OPENED TONIGHT Building Renovated, New Floor ! Laid and Equipment Added Wife, 19, Won't Hold His Hand or Kiss Him.. But Husband. By the Associated Press. got CHICAGO, October 8.—A 58-year- old white-haired attorney, app to prevent his 19-year-old wife from |y )btaining separate maintenance, gave | 10 four reasous why his wife had not | F been a model mate and then declared | | he still loved he T. B v \ candidate for who eloped with wouldn't e made him s automobile, s T g d she went out every night ty “Just the same, I love her and I've| Wife Charges Cruelty. Mrs. Matilda Stumpner has filed suit for a limited divorce from Joseph H. Stumpner, a painter and int decorator. iey were m: d timore August 24, 1906, and have three children. The wife s cruelty and_drunkenness. Charles WEATHERSIRIP | During Summer. ‘ A meeting at the boys' building ot ' ¢ the Y. M. C. A, 1732 G s . 7:30 3 Keeps Cold Out— Keeps Heat In 0“.’)’gqrper @ N . \foot | 3 |3 27. Nelson \ fl bullding, will explain the 3 =] el X “S" Shape Fold Gives B toe ‘| Double Spring Action [ been renovated, cleaned and during the Summer, tloors rei equipment added, rooms alte ter quarters provided for the d clubs and groups and other s taken generally to improve the club’s facilities. Bronze—it lasts forever. EASY TO APPLY | | Mechanical skill not necessary, Tack 1‘ hammer and shears are only tools needed. | For sale by all hardware and lumber | The boys' department opens the new | 40 ssie by s 4 . to De Stra! | season under the direction of Models and full dm::iluq (or:m:p',x '(1‘1.\"3 ! Fuller, community secretary 5 i Blake, building secretary; Robert A. 1f dealer can’t supply you write direct to 113 Caffey and Roland G W. J. DENNIS & COMPANY - 2110-20 W. Lake St. i The boys' building of the Provides & snug weatherproof seal’ that cfllllon!u to all warping, shrinkage, and expansion of sash and doors. Spring THE EVENING STAR, Finder Returns $1,350. CHICAGO, October 8 (P).—An ¢ *1] | honest man is Samuel Hurawitz, for 58’ Loves Her Stlll he carried a traveling bag he found over to the police station and never a fine home that is open to her,” | peered inside. When opened $1,350 aramie declared. ite, | i1 cash and jewelry was foind, the rlier in the day his voung wife, o filed the action, said her hus. | PTOPSIty of Edward Livingston of s ashamed of the marriage | oS Angeles, who lost it from a taxi- after the ceremony because | cab while en route to a railroad sta- tion. = |a|———[o]———=]o]c———]o Philipsborn And Now She’s Copied Her Boy Friend’s Shoes! New Collegiate Oxfords The $ 6. 5 O “Cheerleader” In pebble calfskin with rolled edge sole, rope stitched tip and saddle, . and ¥-inch flange rolled edge heel. Sorority’ In tan or gunmetal calf with alligator tongue 1V%- inch heel with rubber top- liit. All Sizes 2%; to 8, AA to C Mannish types of Oxfords are the vogue for every schoolgirl. Here are two swagger Beverly models, with welt-sewed soles that will meet with the instant appeal of not only the schoolgirl, but the young busi- ness woman. The Fall Exhibition of Karpen Furniture You Can Save This Week On Your Karpen Purchase Overstuffed Suites $195 to $935 " Cane Panel Suites $159 to $375 Tarved Frame Suites $255 to $1,000 THIS week is an advantageous time to select a Karpen Living Room Suite. Prices on all Karpen Furniture are remarkably low. Not only do you save but you choose from the very newest Karpen de- signs and latest upholstering fab- rics. Assortments are tremendous. Every Karpen Living Room Suite Is Priced Specially Low This Week MAYER & CO. Seventh St. Bet. D & E et TN {LLLLELLLE | . - = WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1926. On f'fer'\?)es./oqs'/~ Al DressedUp in He TOMBEoy- 0 3= Amnuiversary Sale - A Special Group of Girls’ Coats Sizes 7 to 14 at —“Tom Boy” Jackets of vel- veteen, double-breasted and single-breasted styles, finished with two-in-oae or revered col- $71.75 —The young girls who wear these swagger little coats will have reason to approve of their smart appearance. /g The parents who pay for the coats can congratulat(-L\ themselves upon the good values at the low price. Ma- F\% terials are new Fall coatings; the colors are wine, rust, tan, gray and several shades of brown. All fur collars or collars trimmed with fur strips. Full length lined. Kann’s—Second Floor. collars and pearl buttons; in green, navy and black. Sizes 14 to 18. At $5.00. —“Tom Boy” Skirts of all-wool For Girls of 2 to 6 Yrs. flannel, and serge, with fancy belts, hip pocket in back; plain colors in green, tan, gray, red, garnet, rose, old blue and navy. Others in fancy checks and plaids. Waist bands 28 to 35. At $5.00. Kann’s—Second Floor. $3.98 Jersey Dresses At $2.88 —_Smart little two-piece models—the blouse part of jersey in plain or novelty striped effects, and the skirts of plain color or plaid flannel. The blouse is finished with ribbon bow at neck, and the skirt is pleated and made onto a white waist. Chinchilla Coats $4.83 —Blue, Tan and Brown Chinchilla Coats for the youngsters of 1 to 4 years. They are in double-breasted style, have patch pockets, turn-over collars, and are lined with sateen. Kann’s—Second Floor. 1,000 Reg. $1.50 Imported DOLLS Tomorrow at $1.00 —So that the little girls will appy as their little we are making this 1 in dolls for Satur- hey are 19 inches tall, jointed, have enameled papiermache bodies, moving eyes with evelashes and light or dark hair . Each one is boxed and comes with shoes and stockings., Kann's—Fourth Floor. Reg. $3.00 Novelty Cuff Capeskin Gloves at $2.39 Pair! Sale! Coaster Wagons! Silk and Felt Hats $1.88 —Becoming little models for little girls are offered at t very small price tomorrow. The colors are rose, green, tan and blue, and they are charmingly trimmed with rib- bon bands. 600 of Them! Regularly $7.50! Anniversary Price $4.99 —y boys! The “Reliance” Coaster Wagons! Rubber tired disc wheels! Brakes! Strong steering han- \| dles! The best wagon we’ve %C\'cr offered for so little! Be here early! They'll go fast! famous Kann’s—Fourth Floor. —For the women who demand gloves of quality, here is a sale that will delight them. They are very fine quality capeskin gloves with pretty turn-down cuffs and Paris point stitched backs. They are pique sewn and come in the wanted colors of parchment, pearl, medium gray, blonde, mode, beaver, tan, brown and sand. Sizes 5% to 7%4. Kann’s—Street Floor. A Sale of New Handbags 2.79 —This is undoubtedly one of the best values yet in Handbags. They are bags that were made especially for us—are of genuine leathers, such as patent on calf and patent shoe calf; are in pouch and strap-back styles, in black and all the smart colors of the season. You will probably never find a better value in bags than this. Come to- morrow,.the Anniversary will be over in a few days. Kann’s—Street Floor. 5 and 6 Piece Decorated Desk Sets 54'00 Value $2.95 —Dainty Desk Sets for a woman’s boudoir, in colors that will match or harmonize with any “eclor scheme. Some have five pieces others six. The end pieces on pads of the five piece sets are of metal, while the six- piece sets have leather coverings in Spanish brown, blue and silver. These will make lovely Christmas gifts, get them now and keep until wanted. Kann's—Street Floor.