Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 38

THE EVENING COOLIDGE FAVORS MEMORIL IDEA Child Restored To Mother’s Care By Order of Court Controversy Over Seized SUSPICION OF POISON IN MAN’S DEATH PROBED Autopsy, However, Fails to Reveal Evidence That Walter P. Ray Was Drugged. Not wholly satisfied as to the cause of death of Walter P. Ray, colored, STAR, WASHINGTON, the police and Coroner Nevitt to con- duct an investigation. It was sug- gested that poison may have figured in his death. Detective Harry ans conducted an investigation st night, and re- ported failure to find reason for be- 1 ng poison had been administered. Dr. Herbert E , toda Martyn, deputy coro- rmed an autopsy on D. C., THURSDAY, will be made in an effort to make more certain that Ray was not ad- ministered polson. Arthur. 8. K. Ray, brother of the deceased, dled suddenly early in March, and an autopsy performed on his body disclosed that death resulted from natural causes. Arthur was a clerk in the City Post Office, while Walter was a mail-carrier prior to the beginning of his last filness, more than two years ago. APRIL 16, 192 LONDON MANUSCRIPTS ARE SOLD TO LIBRARY Huntington Foundation Gets Col- lection From Widow—Believed All in Existence. By the Associated Press. Foundation, Mrs. London, the widow announced here last night. Among don’s origi of the Moon, 2 Martin of other writin during the + ripts of the authc for sale by J.LEOKOLB Main 5027 923 New York Avenue ted, had been treated for tuberculosis, and the -autopsy disclosed that he had suffered from y an such an allment. A chemical analysis ~olumns of The Star. LOS ANGELES, April 16 original manuscripts of Jack London - read -the want | collected by the author from 1 _until his death in 1916, have been sold 1237 Wisconsin Avenue Lad to Be Settled de- of the collection turned ove the library. " He destroyed nearly ali| of his handiwork prior to his second {age in 1905. 14 years old, 11 Third street north’ . who died at his home Tuesday . following an illness of more | than two years, relatives appealed to Sees Inspiration for Future Generations in Establish- | ment at Schools. i District Su- urt today required Inspee rd Grant to return to Mr Alary Brown, 1767 Willard ect northwest, her 4 r-old son, ard 1. Br Justice Stafford of preme ¢ e e Prow, A The Hub—Seventh and D Streets N.W..—Store Hours: 8:30 to 6—The Hub e dealing with !Illl‘\"l.\k Chica; & r WO « hinzton_after the Juve ichmond had taken jur! Without a wa . Gen try Amb) connected | with the T le squad, came to. Washix 2t the chil dren. 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