Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1926, Page 21

BOY KILLS BROTHER ATPLAY, ENDS LIFE Third Child Sees Tragedy: With Pistol Believed | to Be Unloaded. j By the Assnciated Press BAKER. Oreg.. Novemher 23.—Ac- cidentally killing his 5-vear-old brother With a pistol which he believed to be | unloaded. Orville Williams, 11. then | If ‘and ended Arthur only witne. took place in th their mother. Mis. 0. E. Was out for a fo Orville took an was the | which | re while | Williams, | according to the y Edward. killing h then shot himself in t There were only 1w pistol. A dice that his oider brother believed it was empty. CHURCH LEADER DIES. Anglo-Catholic Writer, Penfold, | Expires at 53. | PROVIDENCE, P) —Rev. In. rector of St 1. 1. November 29 rederick 8. Penfold, en’s Church here, 1 subjects and hoiic move ‘hurch, died leader in ment in 1 a1 the Ja Memorial Hospital here yvesterd cevebral hemor- vhaze.” Iie was in his fifty-third vedr He has fed the pulpits of | churches in nore. New Yark | City, Quincy, T, and Marinette and Racine, Wis Marriage Licenses. % have heen issusd to the ton and Marion €. Brown. | 4 Josephine Howard and Lena Goldstein. both of < Prusn and Flizabeth G. Prin- of Richmond. Va. By Births R.eported, The following hirths have been reported / o fhe Hralth“Department in the last 2% oure Daniel and Nora Bishon. hoy Martin and Zelinda Cottini, hoy Thomas G. and Leta M. Croghan. girl poR0Pert M and Helen E. Deboard. ‘twina. Frank and Elizabeth ¥ Jese 1" and A - Lee C. and Ethel ¢ v Paul and Sadie Alien. gt Alfio and Lucia Launi. hoy Morgan and Nellye Hendry. hov Meser and Lotte Riscarr girl ames H. and Ruth A. Timmons. gr] ohn A.and Frankie R. Cutsail, mirl, aphael and Ethel E i A v $¥illiam and Acra son. boy. amas and Dora Harns. hoy hert 'and Romis Young. hoy. illiam T _and Eleanar Hrown. boy. Leonard and Sabrie Rice, boy. Deaths Reported. anu Monsheimer 3824 Harrison st nn A Simmons. 87. 1654 Columbia rd. arion A ach. 71. 1343 Ciif- al enrietta A. Greenhood. 62. 711 Var. um_ et Malrice Brown. 65 L st Wiillam F. Holbrook, 57. Emergency Hos. 2 Clarence F. M. Leidy. 1. Walter Hognital el Frederick Hanks 41. Georgetown Hospital. i jabel Hoffa “Elkin. 34" Columbia Hos: pifA|A7I"8 Sangiogio. 2%, Tuberculosis How- e ¥ Moten. 78, St. Elizabeth's Hos. Joseph James Montgomery. 60. 1409 South cap! Emenne Re Cleveland pl. hews ot 5. 1030 New Jersey are N Flla Sterns Stewart. 42. 1316 New Jersey ave D 14, Freedmen's Hospital Ao R. Ch 5 & Hospital Mi REDUCED Stunning models posed in these heau- | tiful creations of the season’s evening | modes. Slight soiling makes them available at very sppreciable savings. Karr’s | is the “Watch Word” in Washington ATCH out that back of the Watch you buy " —zegardless of how famous the make— there is expert adjust- ment Bnd regulating R akill. Your satisfaction really depends upon " that—and that is where our epecializing . service gives you pro- tection. When we sell the Watch it leaves here regulated and adjus- ted with scientific ex- actness—and you'll have no trouble. Most important in Watches intended for gifte. All the standard makes { - Longine, Gruen, Ham- | ilton, FElgin, etc.—at standard prices. Henry C. Karr Watch Specialist | 1419 H Street | . 3 i n ¥ % THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1926. * Buy ma Windows * * * Christmas Savings Checks Promptly Cashe ary, Mail Early—For tmas Service DRESSES A Clearance Group of $29.75 to $49.75 Values $23 —Satins, flat crepes, crepe Romain,, metal laces, chif- A Second Floor Gift Section Full of Surprises! —Every day this “out of the crowd” gift section offers new and different gift specials in addition to a wide varicty of conveniently displaycd gifts that you might otherwise miss —or never think of! Visit the Gift Bazar every day! Doll Boxed Jewelry fons, brocaded chiffons, p A Pin Cushi georgettes and combina- $1.00 Values For m Cushion ! : o tions, are the ma(c_nah. npd 50¢ S],f)‘) the styles are suitable for A pretty general and formal wear. —-Gold plated bar pin= real hair, and = brooch péns, 1 Iy dressed | brooc <. lingerie > v dressed In 3 The colors for street, clasps. cuff links, RS 2 green. gold or lavender, afternoon, and evening knives, ete.—each in A the Pin Cushion hidden wear. Everything leatherette box. S S under skirt, lovely in trimmings. Women's and misses’ $1.00 New Bed “ghls sizes. $2.95 ~-8ilk and georgette hed lights in various shapes and colors, and trimmed with laces, flowers and Perfumes 30¢ perfumes in boitles and Kann’s—S8econd Floor. - Blasea one-ounce Visit the New Section of Wool Dress Goods Now on the Second Floor two delicious odors braid. Complete with Rose and a Thousa cord and socket. Flowers. Salad Sets $1.00 —Prettily decorated wonden salad sets each in a decorated hox. 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