Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 18

| WOMAN VICTIM OF GAS. THE EV ‘\"lx.h' |“$1 AND NO MORE” IS BEQUEST TO SON, ST AR, WASHINGTON, -D. cept $200, which goes to the son. The bonds, Treasury certificate and silver- ware are given to the san. The hus- band is named as axecutor. A distribution of his real estate | ¢, THURSDAY. MAGEE’S INJURIES DELAY HIS TRIAL FOR MURDER | SEPTEMBER 3, | hemorrhages recently. 1925, — which precipitated the shooting in which Lasseter was killed. Magee is suffering from internal ‘NIINDOW injuries. having had two internal a physician's | report sent to the district attorney We make them iSnn Finds Body of Mrs. Angeline Haller in Frederick, Md.. Home. i | holdings is made in the will of David |~ =F Spacial Dispateh to The Star | A MeAuliffe. who died August 27| New Mexiean, Badly Beaten Before remises ewton straet northeas 4 FREDERICK. Md., Septemher 3.— | Rest of Estate of C. A. Nourse Is|see to h ghter, Ellen M. Vaux:| Mra. Angeline D. Haller. 39 years od, [ Left to Wife in Will—Other | hremises L sireet to another widow of Hemma Haller, at one time Testaments Filed. . 8 . Jon . Legion Commfitee Will Sift |member of a leading wholesale mer- s D o | P inkham, and house, 502 T street, to a {cantile firm of this city, was {aur}:d grandaughter. Ten acres in Arlington | dead vesterday afternoon in the Veracity of Stategents of Legion Head. County. Va., are devised to grandchil- kitchen of her Colleze Park home by | SHADES {‘ today stated. l | By the Associated Press. | to at prices. Let us estimate. measure Factory Sunday Lawn Mowing Legal. cial Dispateh to The Star ANVILLE, Va., September 3. Use of the lawn mower on Sunday BASE T AN NBOAA. A Bk Ger | GokR NP conatitutel dn- G énus it EAST LAR VEGAS, fox.. ‘BeD-{ 1} Btate Sabhath cbeervance lew. xo-| tember 3.—Postponement of the Dre- cordine to a decision rendeced ba' b liminary hearing of Carl C. Magee,|lice Magistrate C. K. Carter. who v Albuguerque editor, on the charge |ferday dismissed H. M. Chase, sum- of murder in connection with the Jm”””‘ by a police officer. shooting of John B. Lasseter there on August 21.was agreed upon yes- terday by his counsel and District Attorney Chester Hunker until the | editor’s physical condition permits his | appearance heve in court. Magee was to have heen mrnwnm! in a justice of peace court tod: His condition is due to the heating | administered hy former District Judge David J. Leahy. his political enemy, ' Power—p‘uiafimfi-d ! I .Cunningham Co 316 7th Street N.W. Shooting, Too Il to Ap- pear in Court. The will of Clarence A. Nourse. who | ¢ v are devised to grandchil : ren. Kenne Sleanor her son, H. Noel Heller, United States | died June 14, has been filed for pro- | {*" SORREER NeAuliTe arf GlelO | commissioner for this district. Justice | bate. He leaves to his son, Thurston | Watker Chapel, V., to a son, John .. of the Peace Motter decided Mrs. Hal-| G, Nourse, “$1 and no more.” The |McAuliffe. . Premises 3736 Twentieth |1er had committed suicide by inhaling | o CL L devised to his wife, | Street northeast goes to Richard H. illuminating gas. | i and Joseph M. Jones, grandchildren. Besides her sor. Mrs. Haller is sur-|. Nourse, who is also to act as | The ‘remaining estate is. to be dis- Mrs. | exec | tributed among Ellen M. Vaux, Jo- a l\pld who died August 27.|sephine M. Jones. John J. McAuliffe brother, Joseph fand Mary L. Pinkham . and to his_sis- | Elizabeth F both of , England. Th { maining estate goes to his wife, Field, who is also named as executrix. By the terms of the will of Emma |recently promoted, Unu T quuqum T The executive committee of the American Legion jiosts here last night [vived by the following sisters appointed a special committee of five |A. B. Griffith, Washington D, persons to inquire into the veracity of |[Mrs. A. B. Clark, Gainesville, Va., and statements affecting the organization’s |three brothers, William Byram, Spo- administrative affairs, reputed to have | kane, Wash.: Ira T. Byram and Harry been started by Charles Reimer, com-|T. Byram, Washington, D. C. mander of the Stuart Walcott Post The committee. it ix said, intends confronting Mr. Reimer with the state. | Peyser, Thomas .J. Frailey. senior vice | ments. printed in local newspapers. department commander, presided and|J. Fry. who died August 28. premises |Camp Lewls, Wash.. Sheuld he be found guilty of having |appointed the following persons to the | 313 New Jersey avenue goutheast and [to Fort Totten, N. Y., to assume com- made the femarks for publication, dis- {committee: Gen. W. A. Bethel, Aus.|certain household effects are given to|mand of the 2d Coast Artillery district ciplinary measures mayv be expected.|tin Imirio, Harlan Wood, J. Thad, her husband, Henry Miller Fry, during | Maj. Wallace |Baker and Thom: h. 'A place | his lifetime. then to the son, Charles | he resolution |was offered Ma . but he de.|Morton Fry. The husband is also to| Women staff an engineering works clined it. as di Templeton, | have the cash belonging to the estate | and direct a steel company in Greater Tulius 1./a member of M 'and the proceeds of life insurance. ex- | London. JE£.Cunningbam Co 314-316 Seventh St. N.W. For Tomorrow—Friday and Saturday Our 300 Long-Sleeved “Shade” Better gl Ordered to New York. | Brig. Gen. William M. Cruikshank, now _ stationed at has been ordered [830 13th st N.W. W. STOKES SAMMONS, Propristor Streeter was calling for th In the absence o Millinery Department Street Floor New! Balbrigdan Suits $10 New! 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