Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 10

ESTATE OF $325,000 LEFT BY MRS. DAVIS Includes Church Pew That Cost $3,000—Bulk Goes to Her Grandchildren. An estate valued at $325,000 is left John's Episcopal Church, for which Admiral Brownson $3,000. - Under codicils to the will St. John's Orphanage of this city is left $7,000 and the National Cathedral Assocla- tion $1,000. Funeral expenses are provided for to the extent of $1,500 by the testatrix, and William K. Quinter, who is named executor, is given all her wearing ap. parel, household furniture, personal effects, books, pictures, rugs and jew- elry. He is directed by testatrix to take charge of all the private papers, letters and correspondence for suitable testatrix declares in the will she paid | $1,0 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Galgary, Canada, a granddaughter, ; to three other gmndchlldmn. each ‘l 000; and a total of more than $80,000 is lald aside for bequests among other grandchildren and chil- dren of stepchildren of the testatrix. Willlam K. Quinter is given $5,000 in trust for Julla Campbell, a “faith- ful servant,” the income to be paid to her for life. The residue of the estate is devised in equal parts to William K. Quinter in trust for the benefit of the granddaughter of the testatrlx, Mary Ten Eyck Bradley, who {8 to receive $10,000 at the age of 21 and the remainder at the age BELGIAN RULERS SEEK FULL PRIVACY IN INDIA Trip Made to Benefit Health of Queen Elizabeth—8trict In- cognito Is Ordered. By the Associated Press. LONDON, September ‘Word has gone the rounds in British off- clal eircles that the visit to India of King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of D. Queen, who recently has been feeling the strain of her public engagements in Brussels and who is in need of rest and a complete change of climate, w:lrha royal couple s to reach India ay. 44 Quarts Seized in Raid. Forty-four quarts of alleged whisky were seized last night by police of the third precinct in a raid on the home of Thomas Fells, colored, 822 New Hampshire avenue. Detective Casey, n charge of the precinct prohi- C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 192 by the will of Mrs. Abbie W. Davis, who died September 8, according to a Ppetition for letters testamentary filed sterday in Probate Court by Wil Bt o, exaoutor and tiasiss includes a pew in the Belglans is, by their special re- quest, to be kept as private as pos- sible, and that they will endeavor to maintain a strict incognito. This request, it is underslood here s due partly to th. 1th thy bitlon enforcement, led the ralding party. Fells was charged with {llegal possession and sale of liquor, while his wife, Cora Fells, was held on a charge of illegal possession. They were re- 1 d bond i disposition. Cash bequests are made to mem- bers of the family as follows: Mar- guerite L. Davis of Northfield, Minn., a daughter, $1,000; Ella Davis Noble, Watertown, Conn., a stepdaughter, $5,000; Dorothy Davis Roenisch of |19 of 24 years, and for her grandson Davis Woodward Bradley, who is to recelve $10,000 at the age of 21, and the remmnder of the trust fund at the age of 2 ;l‘he Will is dated December 16, SAKS NEW FALL SUITS Previous seasons’ offerings by Saks of $30, $35 and $40 all-wool suits have brought instant Tresponse. This is but another nudge to those who would avail themselves, wisely, of this season’s best styles and models. They are woolen, rich in color effects and superior in workmanship. Fall weaves of long-wearing, soft-draping wor- steds and cheviots. Both single and double breasted models. September--- Special Values in . Glassware Decorated Gold Edge in Assorted Colors Green, Blue and Orchid. $40 Doz. S $30 Doz. Magnavox M10. Price $110. 0 $25 Doz. Note the famous single dial control shown below at the left. 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