Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 40

STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13, HUSBAND IN RICHMOND DEATH MYSTERY FREED Coroner's Jury Reports i THE EVENING I]ISIVIISSES B | OF ALIEN ENTRY Federal Judge Rules Against ardson was found dead in bed. Tt is believed that she died of heart disease. Richardson was kept in the hospital for seven weeks and was discha He has no n was a fight, according to Richardson, and he fired at the intruder. In the course of the fight his wife is said to have fallen against a trunk. Rich- ardson left his home and walked the No Evi-|streets all night. On Sunday he did the same, eating nothing. He smoked a large number of cigars, and early Monday morning he entered a car-and drove to the suburban section. where he fired a bullet into his stomach. The ELL T LR L L T e L e L T T T T L LT TP : Better-Buili Homes ON EASY TERMS Stop Buying Rent Receipts 5330 to 5342 42d Street N.W. dence of Violence in Case of Mrs. Herbert F. Richardson. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., November 13. - i belng used by some institutions, hut others adopting this plan are using ammonia only. The general method i8 10 conceal these hombs just inside the vault wall, where they aré easily LIS, November 13.-Pro tocien om allf S v e units of the new county ranger sys tem. many Minnesota hanks are in officers found him, rushed him to a stalling still another line of defense | exploded it drilled into. Herbert F. Richardson, World War |hospital and he asked them to go to i in the form of tear-gas hombs Radlo Used in Tow veteran, charged with the murder of | his home and see ahout his wife. The { s N hese. declared Fred T. Fellows. i his wife on September 21, i a free door was hroken open and Mrs. Rich- —_ | Detaining Immigrants Here Minnesota Ranke DES MOINES, Towa, November 13 | man. (he police fnstics dfsmi YOUR Open Sunday and Evenings 4 = ) have hecome Ine P Officials of the Towa Rankers' |ing the charge against htm when t Without nght pular since a bhand of rot v . A oner said that there were no marks, g - repulsed when it attempted to rob | Association belleve that they have a evidence of any mistreatment 1 Large Lawns Hardwood Trim a bank at Cold Spring plan to make it virtually impossible | whatever, on the body of the woman Front Porches Oak Floors The regular wartime tear gas bomb | ¢, bank robher 1o escape more who was found dead in her apart Electric l,igl“\ in l(n'ry:frnlnv i e 3 . ments. Front Parking et Ironing Board . November ;"‘;‘" miles from the scene of the | ™pichardson left his home the night Tiled Bathroom er Weater Gt hold-up. of the supposed death of hix wife, Tiled Showers ancous Water Heater 4 e INORTH GEORGIA DROUGHT | " radlo receiving sets, aperated by in. | saving e would return by a certain AT Stationary Wash Tubs Open Fireplace o4 vesterday hat the epartment o 5 o time. e came bac sooner than ex Ruilt-i Justica eannot detain imn S Whe serting a plug inte an electric light |LIN® Tle came Fack sooner than e Large Built-in Garages | NOT SO BAD AS PICTURED v & SOUTHLAND BATTERIES have entered the [nite sockel. Instead of the customary bat- [ he 9om with his wife, he said. There BUY DIRECT FROM OWNERS tery. located in all banks, sheriff's of fices and police stations, will be in zally, and dismissed char Built to Last y R | e o [ (R (| wi eav wone? WURQ’S Hall, Yates & McGinniss Const Co. 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The made of the famous Class and style and flashy de- signs present themselves for S offer is included in this event, market, our much sion only because he bought a are embodied in every line money in the purchase of stupendous quantity. These Comfort and warmth are per- these. \ade of the finest Ombie robes will please to a T the sonified in the sturdy robing. robing in the finest workman- s Hidp ; robe ? MEN'S SHOP, DIRECT ENTRANCE OFF ITH STREET $2.95 The little one needs warmth and comfort these cold davs valuable finished Warm, comfy and neat. W more can be asked of buyer time wasted and perfectl a bath Again the slipper offer is repeated. $3.45 A bath robe is an article that ever) real boy wants and cherishes. 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