Supreme Court of Pennsylvania April 20, 1936, Appeals, 208 and 209 (Metz's Estate)

Per Curiam,

Frank B. Metz died in 1919, leaving a will, naming Ms wife, Mary E. Metz, as executrix and giving her the residue of his estate for life with the power of consumption. At her death, “whatsoever may be left” was to be divided among his sisters and brother-in-law. The widow on probating the will stated of record that decedent possessed no real or personal property.