Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 6

ROUTS 21 PERSONS, Historic Kenilworth Struc-| ture, Onee Gambling Center, } Is Seriously Damaged. & nty-one apartment hot rict line, D. ESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926. ear-Old Legal Battle Over Estate estate of Dr. Litigation over the V. hich has been John Frederick pending since 1892 settled today when Chief Justice McCoy signed a decree construing the provisions of ast will of the long-time promi- hingtén physician. The es- tate 1s valued at $550.000. n the property. 5 was the wife one-time Sec- Mrs. Whitney riding in Her t. Ar- j of William ¢, i retary of the Nav, ix children of the | Of Dr. John Frederick May Is Settled torneys in the case are former Judge George L. ingraham and George Gor- don Battle of New York, and Judge Alfred Elmer Mills of New Jersey. Canada Cuts Auto Part Duty. OTTAWA, Ontarlo, April 20 (). ‘Automobile tops, wheels, chassis and complete bodles will enter Cunada under the reduced rates of duty pro- vided for automobiles in tlle recent budget, it was stated yesterday at the Department of Customs. These are included in the customs item on auto- moblles, and when the automobile duty wus reduced they were reduced like- ‘wise, officials said. of the cabinet I TUAN’S CABINET REFUSES [ the cabinet TO FUNCTION IN PEKING PREE S D sense, but there was no wor Definite End to Beglme of Deposed | acceptance of the other ministers’ ye- ignations. Chinese President Is Seen as | The only authority, therefore, on | side the military, whose chiefs have He Goes to Tientsin. By the Associated Press. PEKING, April 20.—Tuan Chi-jui, Kuominchun latest deposed President of China, de- | mander. parted for Tientsin early today, ap- = parently discouraged by eviction from the city by pressure of the Fengtien authgrities of Gen. Tang Chi Tao, who, | with® his troops, called the 9th Divi-| sion, were the deposed President last reliance. The executive's flight evidently an end to his regime, since th et of his appeinting shows no inclination to function. The en bloc resignation ' not vet entered the capital, is vested | i a’committee of safety hurri !sembled on invitation of the (national army) ton t thur Randolph, the World W order, slgn | infant son, ceives one-half of Mrs. terest in the estate. Among those who share of Washington and his | Caroline May Wright Beuver-Webb of New | i York. The National Savings & Trust Co. is trustee of the estate. Attorney | ¥rank J. Hogan represented the trust and Attorney Walter Bruce | ppeared for the infant. At- ‘harles H. Bradley represent- glish heirs. The other at- axe 2 1s Willed in battle in 2, by the court's Capt. 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Fuller Con ! 3 e e Aret men wers engaged in |struction Co. for 20 years, was in- $12.50 Windsor Chairs breaking ground for the erection of |Stantly killed this afternoon when he | (mahogany finish) . ....$9.50 the first million-dollar unit of the uni- |slipped and fell from the first floor . ST T, AL SO 2 | i v, e, iainggon Hote g i el e totion. The umiversity of. | at Tweifth and E streets. 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