The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
WHEELING LADY
WILL SHARE IN
LEVI ESTATE
MRS. SALLIE BAER, OF THIS CITY,
! ONE OF FEW RELATIVES, ALBERT
! LEVI, NOTED THEATRICAL MAN,
| REMEMBERED IN HIS WILL.
! Dcccdent was Former Wheeling Man
! Being The Son Of The Late
| David Levi.

Local relatives OF Albert Levi. known
Through I'll" theatrical world as al
Levcrng" are named as benehciaries
and still other local relatives are iGnor-
cd in the Will OF the dccedcnt just tiled
for probate in New York.
The dccndnnt was the son of the late
david Levi. wealthy resident of Mounds
willie and Wheeling. who passed away
shortly before his son. In his will AL
bort Levi ignores even his widow and
, bnoucathes his entire estate TO Mrs.
, SaII;r Racr. of this city and Mrs. Lee
Friedrich Of New York until short
time ago also of Wheeling.
! All IF thc Out Of town relatives men
toned in the following message from
New York arc we'll known here. most OF
them having AT one time resided in
Wheeling.
| The deccdrnt was raised in Wheeling.
, his father having married second
time. His bencticiaricS arc full sisters.
NEW YORK, May 10. 1?l9-To the
Exclusion # his widow. n brother. a
| halr-hrnlhcr. Tire" hslf-sstcrs and two
nirccs. tn" will Of Albert J.. Lercring.
who was a brother "f Mrs. Sallic Baer
Of 1905 Eoff street. Wheeling on file for
probate her" today in tho Surrosatcs'
Court. directs his estate of about S6.HnD
in personal property, after all debts are
paid. 10 n" distributed rs follows:
Emanuel Levi. brother of No. IS Sea
avenue Arrochar. Staten Island. y. ~.
! he being also named as executor Of the
! estate. without any bonds in his duties
! Of ,rust"ship. Levi being tho drccdents
| real name. AL Of the jcwclry and all or
, tho personal effects.
The rest Of III" estate equally be-
| tween his two sisters. %rs. Carrie Fried
/ enrich " Broadway and SiXty-ninth
street hero. and Mrs. Bacr. or 10 tho
survivor Of them.
| Monday morning. iIunr 2%rd, is the
date sol. by Deputy Surrogate John f.
! Quinn. for tho proving Of The document,
which was executed on August ). l?lI.
signed in the presence Of Charles
Schwartz Of ln46 Simpson street. and
| Louis D. t'rohlich of 42h West Ono Hum
dreG and Twcnty-nnth street. so that
hr ignored heirs will have tim" to file
objections To tn" probate Of the docu-
mcn,. should any or all feel so inclined
10 do. These arc:
Mrs. Carolyn Levcrng. widow. Of 56
INLAY street. Hartford. Conn: jess" Is.
Levi. brother. OF Is East Forti"th
street: Mrs. Blanch KATE. Mrs. Elsie
Schwab and Mrs. Daisy I;oldncr. half
sisters. Of Rnllairc, O.: Benjamin n.
Levi. half-hr"thnr. OF 1911 South Bos-
ton street. Tulsa. Okla. all formerly OF
Wheeling end Mrs. Fanny Spangrnbury.
] and Mrs Genie Mayer ni"r"S of 1855
| North Bambrey street. Philadelphia.
! Pa.
| MIR. lowering. whose family home was
Originally in Wheeling. was manager for
: Charles Dillingham; Of Raymond Hitch
cock and tho company playing in "Hltchy
| Zoo Of 19lS' where the troupe was al
tho limo playing an engagement at the
! Enndoms theatre. At Nashville, Tenn.
| lie was about iifty-hvc years old.
nephew Of Al Hayman. the late the
alrical manager. was widely known in
the theatrical field. and d:cd Of heart
trouble Will" sitting in q chair in the
lobby Of his hotel there on February
Ind last.
/ As young man. undo: his late uncle.
Mr.. I.cvrrin began his theatrical busi-
ness and. for many years. represented
I he E'rohman interests in London, Eng.
For Il season h" managed tho Grand
! Opera House in Twrntyihird street.
lnnd he also managed III" Boston Theatre
! in boston. Mass. Hc had hccn with Mr..
IDlllIngham for tho last four years, had
hcon tn" manager Of III" Hippodromc
! for time after Mr.. Dillingham; took
control OF that house. and then became
! foreign representative OF the Hippo
dromc and brought many notable raudc-
iyillc acts over here. Why hc dislnhcrit-
! cd most OF his relatives. particularly
| his widow. hc did not disclose in tho
| will.