The bin sets forth that had not the
will been executed the two brothers
would be equany entitled to possession
of the estate, and charges that Albert
G. Jones conspired with Sanford E.
Coons, a physician, and others, to
fraudulently secure the larger portion
of the estate by taking advantage of
the manufacturer’s condition.
Other defendants named include: A
nephew. Earl Jones, and a niece,
Violet Jones, both of San Francisco,
and Sanford E. Coons. Chicago, who
received $20,000 in trust for hla
daughters. v»
Trscy Lay How Consul General.
By tbe Associated Pres*.
Tracy Lay, who entered the con
sular service in 1612 from Alabama
and now is on duty at the State De
partment, today was appointed con
sul general at Buenos Ahrss. He suc
ceeds Henry M. Morgan, who now is
In Washington awaiting reassignment.
attorney for that Federal district,
which has headquarter* in Richmond.
Gorby. however, will be taken to
Virginia and there held until the
matter of Jurisdiction is settled.
Mrs. Hamilton said she to a widow
and a native of Prince Georges
County. She came to Washington
s&iSsry&jKS
rotary for Representative Garrett of
-Tennessee, for Representative Gbld
fugle Os New York, for Senator Ty,
THE EVENING STAB, WASHINGTON, P. 0- WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1926.
• ■ ’
Approval of Flans Special
Business of Next Session.
1 Will Relieve Congestion.
gs r st. ASssrs®*
BY WILIT¥eNN*DY,
Approval of plans for a new Reuse
Office Building> to relieve serjojis over
crowding in tbe offices es members of
the National House of Representa
tives, to special business awaiting the
next session of Congress.
