Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1931, Page 23

WIDOW SUSPECTED INMYSTERY DEATH Woman Who Held Insurance on Boarder, Arrested; Poison Spught. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, August 27.—A chemical today was expected to show the tenth man to die in Mrs. Verss’ rooming house in eight years, fell to his death accidentally or was drugged -M thrown from an upstairs window s pollu say, neighbors insist was the S Assistant Prosecutor George M. Stutz said he would reccmmend immediate | fssuance of a murder warrant if traces of poison are found in the viscera of Steve Mak, upon_whose life, investiga- tors said, Mrs. Veras held insurance | r‘l::h- totaling spproximately $4,000. " ‘woman and her 18-year-old son, Willlam, are held for mvestigation. A | writ of habeas corpus for their release is returnable today. Holds Policies on 75 Men. Mrs, Veras was questioned at length last night after police discovered a m:» which, they said, Indicated she policies on th> lives of 75 men. | Police also reported discovery of a knife corroded with stains. An analysis today will determine whether those stains ‘were caused by blood. Should results cf today’s Investigation husbands and six other rcomers gneeded Mak in death would be ex- | umed. Investigators sald Mrs. Veras | collected insurance estimated by them o total $20,000 at their deaths. They | added, however, that it is not uncom- mon for rooming house keepers in the Hungarian section to carry insurance on their tenants, to cover ptssible arre~rs | and to meet burial expenses. M padd for the burials . Mrs. Veras insists Ma a COMPARE These l?. Quallty Pomts ladder while fixing an attic window. He died Tuesday morning. Stutz sald police were seeking three men and & 18-{211'-01& son of Mrs. Vegas for questicning. He said lu- thorities in Holden, W. Va,, had bee: asked to detain Sam Dcmy:n, a frlend !n( Mrs, Veras, who, he said, left De- troit soon afle’r Mll's death, Births Reportcd | James J. and Nelile T. McAuliffe, girl. James F. and Margaret T. Shorter, girl. John R. and Edna C. Baldwin, eirl Norris and Grace Barron. girl. B A s Chiric Goldamithe eirl. Patrick and Brideet Rvan. girl Paul el Magter, el Eiifton . "ania My A. Tim Arthur L. and Morian W. lubmme bos. William P. and Gertrude Massing, sirl. | THE EVENING Marriage Licenses. William Boswell. 22. and Clara Bower. 22 Rev. R. L. Wolven. Emil Press, 27. and Eleanor M. Ashe. 36: Rev. Joseph M. Nellikan. Edward J. Green, 22. and Monia L. Wil- | lams. 20; Rey. G. Bro Churies ¥ Woodson. 36, and Magzaret L Garbett, 21. both of Richmond. Va.. Rev. HW. Tolso Jumes A. Dillard, 27, Norfolk, Va. and E Géneva’ Gianton. 24, this cityl Rev. Rich- a "oy B, Davis. 26. and Ada L. Marshall, 19. TRey M, T Slevengen 1. ‘and’ Elizabeth V. oth of Richinond. Va.: Rev. L . 24 this city, and Al- % R aryi i c . 21, snd Anne L. cly: 19: Rer CGavanagh Jnmes T Gratiam. 33. and Leona V. Boone. 2! A_A. _Graham. Prancis C. Stetson. 34 Va gnd Marearet B. Wibil Rev J Clencarlvn, 30. this city e 5. Henderson, Ky. Rev. | Hospital Andrew E. Deaths Reported Clara B. Moler, Virginia B, Mart o3 T, Hohenthal 2 and Mary E Willjam nm Grace E. Kel- | toge 8™ Rex icholn | Gharles Fuze, 21 and Anna D. Horvath |23, Doth”of Baitimore. Md.. Re 1 Mc Do WrARt L Thomas. 23, and Susie Hail. 10 illiams. 21 heriden . Tach "ot Frederioravura. " Va se |Rev. H. W. Tolson James E. Rozelle, 70, Home for Aged and | . Jug 9. Naval Hospital Emergency Hos- s Infant of Victor and nutes, Casuaity HOSD Home for Ased and In- 8, Walter Reed General Svivia Figella 214 Elm st Emergency Howital Tan Dyers 3 E s 1 W B Richardson, pital NO RIDDANCE*=NO PAY Harvard st - MOTHER FRANTIC ~ ASBABY SUFFERS FROM ECZEMA Resinol heals him quickly “When my baby wasa few weeks old eczema broke out on his body. Itried various treatments but none of them seemed to give him any relief. He only grew worse andcried all the time. I was almost frantic. A friend of Mother’: gested Resinol Ointment. jar and in about a week | the improvement was amazing." 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