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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Silk Street Dresses

Charming dresses for street wear, unsurpassed in
variety unequaed in value The modes widely different
wonderfully distinctive including every and original
tendency. pleasure choose from such collection OF
lovely frocks Madame and Mademosee The sale price
especially attractive for frocks such will find here
tomorrow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

Combining all the features Of sale and those
of style review-tomorrow's Coat and Dress
sale will bring crowds of enthusiastic shoppers.
Every latest fashion, every new mode will be
represented. Hundreds of Coats and Dresses.
Rack upon rack filled with lovely garments
will await your selection Each and every one
has been especially selected and offers rare
opportunity to save.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Cloth Dresses

Never frocks encng and in the hundreds Of
which offer sale thought
please the individual has been overlooked Miss and
Matron alike choose from mes nssorments in mirrs
Ieen poret twill novelty charmene embeshed and
severely plain. Sizes IA to 4G.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Squirrel and Beaver Trimmed
Coats at $3S

Most Of these have just been unpacked nsuring
Of style The wide Of materials and new
plumage shades (Black, Bluejay Bokshra, Sea Swallow
Queenbrd Cuckoo, etc., will make selection The new
pouch collar tabs and side drae most effective in their
smartness Sizes II TO 49,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
New Seal and Muskrat Trimmed
Coats at $38

All these copied Of models many times the
price Every style innovation be found in this
group And the desiring the BETTER THAN
ORDINARY garments extend special invitation to
attend this Every specially selected both
for value and style.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Raccoon, Mandel and Muffloon
Trimmed Coats at $3S

Quality of fabric completeness Of size smartness
beauty and durability fundamental features in these coas
Youthful models with bold air. sports effects for the dshing
miss distinguished by air Of refinement will be
found here tomorrow.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-03-24
MOTHER SLAYER
.FAlNTSAT TRIAL
Dorothy Ellingson Re-
covers; Seeing Jury
Selected
(By The Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca,.e., March "a.
Dorothy Ellingson. the 16 year. old
stenographer who shot her mother to
death IN the morning and danced and
drank herself away from remorse at
house party that night, today came
into court fully composed after her fall
to the floor in a faint at the noon re-
cess yesterday on a charge Of murder.
Miss Ellingson yesterday saw six jur-
ors picked to pass on her fate. Five
men and a woman were selected. The 16
year old matricde had hoped for a jury
of elderly men and the result yester-
day was to her liking as only one wo-
man was passed temporarily.
When the jury is completed defense
counsel will advance the plea that Miss
Ellingson is suffering from menta
condition bordering on insanity. The
girl has confessed to the killing. She
has told Of the quarrel with her mother
over new dresses and undesirable ac-
quaintances to whom her mother object
ed; of the argument which led to the
fatal shots; and of taking all the money
in the house and walking away over her
dead parents body to renew the COM
panionship of men friends.
Before Dorothy killed her mother the
Ellingson home stood divided because of
the daughters activities. Her father
had left after disagreement with her
mother when Ellingson objected to the
hours and company the girl was keep
ing. Mrs Ellingson defended her
DAUGHTER His wife dead. his daughter
in Jail, the father was in court yester-
day and caressed his girl when she was
led in for trial. Beside him stood his
son. After Miss Ellingsons arrest ne
refused to permit her to attend the
funeral of her mother. but he now hopes
for some mitigating circumstances
which may save his daughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-03-24
Truck Markets
u OO0y Fort Brown
(Texas Warehouse and Markets
Department1

AUSTIN, Texas, Macrh 24.-Carlot
shipments Of fruits and vegetables
Spinach, Texas, 81; Virginia, Al; South
Carolina, o; others, 2; cabbage, Texas,
4S; Florida, 81; South Carolina, 2; New
York, 6; Wisconsin, O.; others, 2; mixed
vegetables, Texas, "a; others, 48; total,
1872; lettuce, Texas, Il; total, 204; grape
fruit, Texas, 8; total, 80; beets, Texas.
1; carrots Texas, 16; onions, Texas, 2;
total, 49.
Shipments by district or origin, Texas
Lower Valley. beets and carrots, 18;
beets, /; carrots, Is; cabbage, 48; La
redo, spinach, 2; carrots, 2; Winter
Garden. spinach, l.
Shipping point nformation-Spinach,
weaker, cash track. 20 to 80 cents;
usual terms, 40 cents bushel; cabbage,
slightly stronger: carloads, usual terms,
SIS; beets and carrots, unchanged.
Cabbage-Kansas City. one Texas. two
track, steady. unchanged; Chicago, sew
en- Texas. five others. five track, steady,
unchanged; st. Louis, 20 Texas, 80
track steady, $35 to $45; Cincinnati,
three others. 13 track. steady, $40 to
$50: Detroit. one Texas. 16 track, unset
tied, $3.50 to s2.75: Pittsburgh. four
Texas. one others, firm, s44; Memphis,
two Texas. two track. steady. unchang-
ed; Minneapolis, no arrivals, four track.
weaker, $500.
Spinach-Kansas City, no arrivals.
one track. steady. unchanged: Chicago,
Continued on Page Two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-03-24
COLLIER TRIAL
NEARING CLOSE
Last Testimony Present.
ed; Judge Preparing
Jury Charge
(Bv The Associated Press.>

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, March a.
Taking Of testimony ended shortly be
fore 10 o'clock this morning in the trial
of Frank Collier, charged with murder
in connection with the killing of Elzie
Robertson, and a recess was taken un-
til the judge could prepare his charge
to the jury.
1t was expected that court would re-
sumo this afternoon and that Ben All
red, brother of the district attorney,
would deliver the opening argument for
the state. Seven attorneys. four for
the state and three for the defense,
will be heard in argument, and it was
thought likely that the case woulc
reach the jury by late Wednesday.
Two witnesses were put on the stand
by the state before il rested finally
Mrs. Ruby Stanfield told Of hearing one
end Of telephone conversation between
Mrs. Hattie Robertson and Mrs. W. r
Mullins. the latter being at her home
at the time.
This conversation dealt with electric
company bills for about ten dollars. l'
was brought out that Mrs. Mullins
baby had been fatally i'll while she was
staying at the Robertson nome, tha'
she had been up all night with 1t fol
several nights. and that Mrs. Robertson
thought she ought to- pay half OF the
bill on account Of the extra curren'
used.
T.. A. Thorman, roomer at the koo
ertson home, and who has been reief
red to repeatedly in the testimony a.
"Slim" was the states last witness. h'
denied that he had ever seen any mis-
behavior at the Robertson home.
His testimony brought out tnat OF
the Saturday week before one shoo'
inc. after Frank Collier visited IN
Robertson home to see Buster, ina
Mrs Robertson had the youth come an'
pet in her bed because he had told he
he feared Frank Collier.
The case ended without the appear
ance as witness of Mary Francis
daughter Of the accused.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-03-24
U. s. ENVOY TO
AUSTRIA QUITS
Washington Indi c a t e s
Assistant Secretary
May Get Place
(Bv The Associated Press.)

VIENNA. March .24-AIbert H. Wash
burn has rendered his resignation as
United States minister to Austria, he
announced today.
Mr.. Washburr, who was appointed in
1922 by President Harding. pointed out
that it was customary for American di,
plomats to place their posts at the dis
posal of the president in cases of a
change at the White House. regardless
of whether they were also inspired by
private considerations.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March "a
Indications here are that the resigna-
ton of Minister Washburn will be ac-
cepted 1t is one of several received
ty President Coolidge at the time Of
his inauguration and which he now has
before him for consideration and selec-
ton of new appointee.
: nutler Wright assistant secretary
of state has been suggested for the
Vienna appointment. He has had long
service in the state department IN va
rious diplomatic posts.
With Mr. Wright under consideration
for the Vienna ministry Secretary kel-
loog faces the loss at this time of two
CT his assistant secretaries. John Vana
McMrrray. the other assistant is being
con,icered for appointment to the Pek-
ing ministry to succeed DR.. Jacob Gould
Schrrman, appointed ambassador to
Berlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-03-24
PMAN,NOTED
BANDIT, GOES TO
TRIAL FOR LIFE.
Jail Breaker to Be Well
Guarded on Trip to
and From State. Pris-
on; Interest in Case
(By The Associated Press J

HARTFORD, Conn. March 24-Ger-
extraordinary, goes on trial for his
life today, appearing in Hartford coun-
ty superior court on an indictment
charging him with the murder of New
Britain policeman, James j. Skelly, last
October II.
community tense with expectations
of a "great show" awaited the court
appearance of Chapman, about whose
person there has been thrown a halo of
romance. Elaborate preparations have
been made for the safe conduct Of the
prisoner from his solitary cell in the
state prison at Bakersfield, four miles
from here. Shackled, he will be trans
ported in a motor car in which heavily
armed guards will be seated. Another
car. filled with other well armed depu-
ties, will trail the prisoners motor.
Chapman's five counsellors, headed by
Frederick j. Groehl of New York, said
today they would start their battle on
the jury panel. submitting to Judge
Newell Jennings challenge attacking
the personnel of the $50 talesmen chos-
en- by the state as jury material. Groehi
and his associates insist that there were
too few city men in the panel.
The rural jurors. Groehl contends, will
have felt the force Of the publicity flood
that has overwhelmed the Chapman
case for weeks. and will be less open
minded than their urban brothers.
The state expects to present some
thing like 60 witnesses. Postoffiee in
spectors and government sleuths who
sought Chapman for many months af-
ter his break from the Federal peniten-
tiary at Atlanta will testify. Chapman
had been sentenced to a 25 year term
for having engineered the robbery of a
mail truck on lower Broadway, New
York, in 1921 which netted him and two
accomplices S2,400,000.
Since that time he has been accused
! of many crimes, some of which it later
was learned, it was impossible for him
to have committed. Chapman. IN one
of the few statements with which he
has broken his silence since his arrest
declared he was the victim of much fa-
BILE mongering, and that his reputation
as a super-bandit was nodded largely
| of myth and occasional facts.