Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1925, Page 12

\ 12 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SEPTEMBER 20, 1925—PART 1. MIDDY GETS LICENSE, family expressedsurorise when x| \TTEMPTED KIDNAPER formed yesterday afterncon that the Probate Court yesterday. The testator died Friday. family of Lawrence E. Sands, presi- dent of the First National Bank of W. Sands, a son, when he attempted a marriage license which he does not to summon aid. e is the question officials of that G. W. HALL’S PROPERTY BUT FAILS TO MARRY | institution will decide in veference o | juonce 1ag bean fssued. She said 1t| GETS LONG PRISON TERM | Pittsburgh, W. M. Baker, alas J. P.| Baker was brought here a few BEQUEATHED TO WIFE |,/ cstate, valuea at more than | Goldman_of 1 on class, | was without her consent and that she Jamen, was sentenced to serve from |WOCINS 480 from Charleston, W Ve, oy St D e S 5 who Bal ned a license | gid not intend to get married. Later 131% to 27 years in the penitentiary. i Py i o aipefition 00 e il Bemmnsed aad AcsteioC Bastr e e jilnidhe evening Youns Goldman ap.|Eosed as Gas Meter Inspector to Chomec s Wiey ot Adamaburs, Misss ggllzfll:‘:udt\d;%‘fixe\:g Miley was ar| George B. Hoagland Lett Estate of | istration " fied Friday in Probate - astpor, an Annapolis suburb. the eventng Foungs oS eaded guilty two week: to sim- | ; : - N, 3 eared, and after a conference with pl guilty two weeks ago State Court by his father, G. Blcieisitcinest S AW s ran e emy officials stated this ‘morn- | her tore up Make Threat to Intended flar charges and was given a sentence | awaiting el 1o wress Vioom (Wjile| $11,000—Kate McNamara, $10,- | o™ v e Tihen e s of from 8 to 16 years. her tore up the license. Were Violated. while any midshipman who Vietim. his indictment in the Sands case. 000, Executor Reports. Kate McNamara, who died August married would e to leave the In The two men, posing as gas meter S 30, left an estate valued at more Spectal Dispatch to The Star | situation, the e inclined to hold By the Assoclated Press. inspectors, entered the Sands home R George W. Hall named Fannle El- | than $10,000, according to a petition -i““" no offense PITTSBURGH, Pa., September 19.|last January 6 and demnaded $20,000| Honolulu’s bullding boom continues, | liot Hall, his wife, executrix and sole | for letters testamentary filed by | by merely —Pleading gullty to charges growing |under threat of kidnaping the banker’s [ permits taken out in a recent month | heir to all his property in a will { Ralph McKee, executor, in Probate out of the attempted hold-up of the |wife. They fled after wounding John | totaling $800,000. executed September 9 and filed in | Court Friday. 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Jewel box, $1.25. bands of color. One particularly attractive style has white dimity Comb and brush tray, $1.75. 3 e Pomder Bos: $1100. Tewdl box. S178: Tea balls, _51.95 to $3.95. $17.95. any mantelpiece, but a reliable il waist and colored pants—suspender style, with embroidery down Hair receiver, $1.00. Jewel box, $2.25. Bonbon dishes, $495 to Bread trays, $1695 to timekeeper ~as well. New §l the front. All colors in the lot. - ) : Sa 50¢ ’ it o e g s $14.50. $19.95. Haven make and fully iuxr- _Creepers, in a dozen or more attractive styles, with embroidered C1SSOTS, . Manicure sets, 3 pieces, Bl vates and daben Lemon sets, $3.95. . anteed in every way. Only 25 H designs in contrast, some with smocking. Sizes 1 to 3, $1.50. Clothbrush, $1.50. $1.00. $3.95 to $25.00. d Sh i of them, offered at this unusual FOURTH FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. o 5 o .00. Sherbet sets, $24.95. price for Menday. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGY & BRO. ! STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 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