Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1929, Page 20

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And comfort is combined with luxury in the finish and equipment, Each unit-is a complete home—with open or in- closed porch; electric refrigerator (the operating ex- pense of which is paid by the management) ; 24-hour elevator and switchboard service. v Smith, who fired the shot that lcd Mrs. De King, be heidon s charge me vm ) '::mzlwm?:? rd:- gy gt that the large number of interested per- “We believe from the evidence,” the v-rdxcec continued, * that ¢ the wlflm sons might be present. Coroner Vierke, n_ W Jury, wit and newspaper the result of a false l.mdlvic by Euxene was i1l with agectat: he teet Boyd Fairchild, an attache of the |/ "oe'eome wftg::“s :fl: e 4 Ppus ey b applause, and the crowd broke into Testifies in Hospital. handclapping when the verdict was read. Smith, the ‘depl‘xz’ |:ve his uxétmany —e from a hospital Elgin. was et 1 52"ley during e wia by The| FACING TRIAL, KILLS SELF. 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F. Smith of Mans- shades. 4 . « g ool gl A d his mother had not risen from the | fleld committed suicide yesterday by . 925 Main uble at nhlch she sat telephoning when | cutting his throat an hour before his (i a 0 IE=s= | wrw M F . %% || EF & SONS CO d . ' : 1300 G Street De King, was unable to testify concern- W] ing the shooting, having been knocked | Mansfield town hall, was arrested Sat unconscious by a blow from the|yrday night while in the act of t}mtys clybbed gun a few seconds|liquor to patrons of a village dan ore. Loy to paltons 0L 8 AR R0 The elder De King testified that no || —————— search warrant was ;:’mdgcegh at e}ther} ASSORTED TEA ofthetwomlumlc y the raiders e night of March 25. However, Wil- SANDWICHES Iflm Hale Treadwell, one of the demmes 45¢ per dozen; $3.25 per hundred Also Sandwiches for all occasions ” 2] 1919 Que Street You Can Read This Announcement in-Less Than 2V, Minutes! 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