Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1931, Page 34

WIFE MAY GO FREE /INSPOUSE'S DEATH 73D YEAR OF COLLEGE |ELKS’ EXALTED RULER o'clock Sunday afternoon. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931. home, Pifteenth and Q streets, at 5|mer, Edward F. .Ylnflsr Dr. Robert L.|of the department Porter, mdm“ l.ol.nolmanmd Tos ate Atumat Hers ¥in| T0 BE GUEST SPEAKER (.t ine s b watr | Wik 5. s o s o 2 iy Dinner on Anniversa: X f the ‘,::-,:':gmm A‘:,“;'m"‘”:m 5| Will Attend Dedioation of New the largest of the Federal-State land I-Ihl.l!“m Iflfl'l t institutions, will be oh-ern?‘ru a - Home of Shooting of Kansas City Con- S by tne Friday n.\m i4 tractor Believed Accl- [ dental by Police.. By the Associated Press. KANSAS OITY, March 13.—The death & deputy coroner, believed l, & weapon or foreign make vn.h which Mrs. Mosby sald she was amiliar, had been fired by acci- osby sald the pistol was -hmndwhznmwukitm;dr—er RING IS DISCOVERED $8,000,000 Claimed Involved in Plan to Prevent Deporting of Criminals. By the Associated Press. 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