Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1928, Page 28

SHODTS AT N, TEN KL S Tennesseean, 84, Enraged, When Ordered Out 6f Home | for Drinking. ‘ Fred Greenagi: 34 years old. killed himself last night with the revolver which he had fired a few minutes | earlier at his niece, Mrs. Margaret Cross, 62 years old. of 1436 B street | southeast, with whom he had been rooming. The attempt on Mrs. Cross’ life came as a result of a quarrel concerning Greenagle's alleged use of liquor and was precipitated last night when Mrs. Cross put her uncle’s baggage on the front porch and told him he must leave, she reported to police. Greenagle came to live with her about a month ago from his home in Mem- phis, Tenn.,, Mrs. Cross declared. She objected to his use of liquor and re- peatedly warned him that he must cease. Last night she told him to leave, | she asserted, and when he refused, packed his bags and put them out. He became enraged and went upstairs for his revolver. When he re-entered | to_control the liquor problem. the room with the weapon in his hand, | | gate who was vesterday appointed offi- ploded. The bullet passed her h('ld.! and she ran to her room and locked herself in. A few minutes later she heard an- other report. Neighbors heard the noise | of the shots and Mrs. Cross’ screams and summoned police of the fifth pre- | cinct. Dr. R. J. Bogen of Casualty Hos- pital also responded to the call and found Greenagle with a bullet wound in his head and his pistol laying beside‘ him. Mrs. Cross was suffering from shock this morning and was unable to dis- ! cuss the affair at length. She is be-| d, however, to be Greenagle's only | living relative. Coroner J. Ramsay | Nevitt viewed the body last night and | issued & certificate of suicide. NORTH EUROPEAN WOMEN | FORM ANTI-LIQUOR UNION | By the Associated Press. 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