Clore v. Clore

Opinion op the Court by

Chief Justice Carroll

Beversing.

William T. Clore in the first clause of his will, which was made in 1915, and admitted to probate in 1916, directed that all of his just debts should be paid; and in the second clause he said: “I give and devise to my beloved wife, Mollie Clore, and my daughter, Mamie Clore, equally, whatever remains of my estate, to use and enjoy during' their natural lives, with remainder, if any, to my son, J. Mason Clore, if living, and in the event cf his death before my decease and the decease of my wife, Mollie Clore, and my daughter, Mamie Clore,…