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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
COMPROMISE
IS FORECAST
Expect County to Get
Together on Size
OF Bond Issue

HARLINGEN, Texas, Oct. IA
compromise in the amount Of the
countrywide road bond issue. that
will be submitted the voters OF
Cameron county. lonmad before the
opening .of the countrywide road
meeting called BY s. Finley Ewing,
chairman. Tor o'clock this afternoon
IN the city hall here.
Considerable sentiment in san Be-
nito and Brownsville H. understood 70
favor a three million dollar issue
The Harlingen Y hamber Of Commerce
has gone On record in favor of n six
million dollar issue, as has the VIII
son Tract chamber.
Leaders in the road paving move
expressed the opinion before the
meeting that some kind ~ an agree
ment on the amount would be reach
ca by the various representatives oi
different sections or the Valley.
Indications were that this agree
ment would take the form of \ plan
Tor carrying out dirt work and struc-
lures on the road paving program
which will bc possible with SIX
million dollar issue. and paving this
amount rs the money becomes aavii-
able
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
SELECT JURY in
WAGNER MURDER

MERIDIAN. Miss. Oct. 27.-fPl-
Twenty-one vcnireman we've called in
Lauderdale circuit court today be-
fore the trial panel OF IL jurors
were accepted Nv Judge r. NJ Bour-
deaux in the trial Of Ksnney Wag-
ncr, circus trick shot and alleged
slayer Of five men. who went on trial
in special term ofNcourt today, for
the murddr az Murdock Mcintosh,
a deputy sheriff Of Greene county,
in December. 1924.
AS soon W. the first panel was
completed the judge turned the We
nireman over 10 the prosecution for
examination.
Martin Miller, prosecuting attorney
questioned each 0f the IL men in re-
gard 10 whether they believed there
are cases In which defendant
should De hanged or allowed to 70
free. He also asked if they would
vote for the aeath penalty III they
believed the defendant guilty Of mur-
der in such cases.
A number Of the veniremen were
excused when tkey said they were
opposed to capital punishment.
Wagner displayed no nervousness
and smoked several cigarettes dur
ing the morning
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TWO dead IN
SUICIDE
Mother and Daughter
Leap From Eleventh
Story Window

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-(PD-Mrs.
Bertha Washauer. 50, and her 81
year-old daughter, Dorothy, are dead
today as a result Of leaping from the
eleventh story of the Martha Wash
ington hotel for women
The two women registered under
assumed names half hour before
carrying out their suicide pact. They
wefe identified through 4 doctors
card on which was written Brother
knows all about the> money
There was a crash of glass as the
mothers BODY struck 4 canopy over
the hotel entrance. A moment later
nurse Of Toronto, Ont, who occu-
pied room two floors below, was
startled by a crash as the body OF
ahe daughter struck and was impaled
upon the iron railing around a bal
cony outside here window.
Miss Laplante seized the girl, but
was unable to overcome her strug-
giles. Let me loose, you fooll Let
me loosel ! want to 90 with moth
eri" Miss Washauer said She then
fought herself free and dropped the
remaining distance TO the entrance
canopy besid her mother.
DIR. Dora A. Bass, whose card was
found in the mothers coat pocket.
identified the woman. The police said
Miss Washauer had been treated re-
Gently az IN, l. central Isle state hos
pital for the insane. The mother was
also said TO have been suffering from
a nervous disorder.
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Rail CROSSING
Case TO Come
Up ON NOV. 10
Motion to Dis 8 olive
Temporary Injunc-
ton Granted s. p.
Has Been Filed

A motion to dissolve the injunction
granted BY Judge a. NJ. Kent Of IN y
lO3rd judicial court here on Saturday.
October lG. 10 the Southern Pacific
10 prevent the Missouri Pacific from
running trains over certain tracks on
property claimed Nv the Southern Pa
cific for use IS a crossing near Har-
lingen has been filed with John Sean
Inn, district clerk.
The motion asking that the TEN
porary injunction granted be dissoIv-
ed will be heard BY Judge A. VI.
Kent Wednesday, Nov. 10.
The temporary injunction granted
by Judge Kent also rcstralns the Mis-
souri, Pacific from connecting the
property mentioned with ill., main
line or switch tracks. Actual dam
ages and exemplary damages of $lO.-
600 also have been asked by the Sou
thern Pacific In its pleadinEs. The
Missouri Pacific in its reply denies
that the plaintiff Is entitled % the
pcruninrv relief asked.
Tha Missouri Pacific contends that
IL wrote to ". II. Neu % Lindsey.
Cook CcIrty. Texas. about the prop
erty involved or September 30. prior
Continued on page two.)
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Mary Alden. s7, who was slain with
two pistol bulle.s III hel nome "A few
hours later
The brutal Staying OF Miss Croy,
whose skull was crushed with u blunt
club WELD ~ IN the hands or what
police call q "fiend killer" has
aroused the citizens 10 u point where
stringent rolice protection OF women
in the populous districts has been
demanded of the police department.
Special details guarded the streets
last night.
Toledo teachers. aroused 1T the
killing Of Miss ' roy. have posted a
reward or $1,000 for the capture and
conviction Of thr ~clubber." other
rewards offered bring the total 10
81. 500.
Women Of Toledo were warned to-
day by Chief Of Police jennings not
10 invade the dark districts unescort-
e1 until police c:M quiz suspects in
the latest club Staying.
Police are firm, in their conviction
that the slayer is mentally defective
but confess they are otherwise clue
less in the Croy Staying.
"A roomcr was sought In the Alden
shooting. althourh the woman's hus-
band declared he thought the man
innocent.
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v. v. VANN Gets
CONTRACT FOR
WORK
Work to Start Within
Is Days on Eleven
Different Projects In
Cameron

Contracts were awarded for dirt
wolk and structures on eleven Cam
eron county roads at the meeting Of
the commissioners court today. The
bids had been opened and read AZ
yesterdays meeting but contracts
were noNawarded at that time.
The contracts all were awarded to
W. W. Nann Of Mercedes who made
the lowest bid on NIL except one road.
The Tibbitts Construction company
of Fort Worth made the second low
est bid on all save one Of the roads
On which its offer was lowest
The total cost of construction
would be Sl2s,5S5.57 for over 81
miles of roads but alternate bids
were submitted in almost every in
stance for temporary structures in
order to cut the total down within
the financial capacity Of The county.
which is around 100000.
On the Comhes-Santa Rosa road
Vann bid Sl3,077.78 for dirt work
and concrete structures and entered
an alternate bid of s. .99s.l0 for dirt
work with temporary structures. The
Tibhits bids were Si4 't279 and S9,-
5T7.l0. The road j. 5.7 miles long
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
GAME NOT
TOBECHANCED
Governor Vetoes Bill
Which Would Have
Affected Valley

AUSTIN, Texas. Oct. $.-uT-
Governor Ferguson today vetoed
senate bin No. 30i. amending the law
governing the znn2s Of the wild game
ana wild bird shooting as passed by
the 39th legislature. Ii was vetoed
because four counties were left out
Of the zoning formed by the act OF
the recent special session, and the
governor declared that IL would be
unfair TO adjoining counties.
The amendment would have af-
fected Cameron. Hidalgo. Starr. "a
pata. Jim HoEg. Willacy. Brooks. Jim
Wells. Kicebrg. Duvai, Live Oak.
San Patricio. Aransas. Calhoun. Vic
toria. Jackson, Wharton. Matagorda.
Brazoria. Fort Bend. Harris. CALVES
ton, Chambers, Liberty. Hardin, JEFF
ferson. Orange, Jasper. Newton, Ken
edy. Bee. Goliad and RefuEio.
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OLD OFFICERS
ARE REELECTED

SAN ANGELO. Texas, Oct. 27.-(P)
All officers of the West Texas
Conference Brotherhood, insurance
organization Of the West Texas Meth
odist Confederation were reelected
here Tuesday night az meetisg
preceding the opening Wednesday
morning Of the general conference
sessions. The Officers are: Pr.si-
dent, Rev. J. M. Alexander, Seguin;
vice-president, Rev. J. w. Albritten,
Gonzales; secretary treasurer. Rev.
Af. Williamson, Victoria: auditor.
Rev. w. N. Carl. Del Rio.
The report Of the secretary-treas-
urer showed that four members died
and four were superannaated last
year, n total of S2,33O in fees being
paid. Expenses were only $1f. There
still is dne 1888 in mortuary fees
and $iG4 in superannuated fess. with
$g25 in the treasure. Membership at
present is only around $50 and eff
forts will be made during the con-
ference to enroll every pre- acher The
first sermon was preached by Rev.
G. Nj. Ralky. pastor at San Marcos.
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PROMOTION IS
GIVEN SCHLEY
Engineer In Charge of
Point Isabel Work
Rewarded

Announcement of the promotion
of Major J. II. Schley, III - district
engineer with offices at Galveston,
who il engaged In the construction
az the Valley deep water port at
Point Isabel. 20 lieutenant colonel
in the engineer corps has been re-
ce'vnd here
Lieut.. Col. Schley's jurisdiction
includes NH VI Texas and part Of
Louisiana. He was in the Valley
only recently looking over the work
being done at the Point.
-Llept. Col. Schley was born IN
Georgia in 1850. nd resided there
until 1899. when he received ms
appointment to West Point from
Georgia. He graduated from West
Point IN 1903 with the rank OF
second lieutenant.
In June 1904 he was promoted 20
first lieutenant and in February.
1911. was promoted 20 the rank of
ciirtair, lie graduated from the
army engineering school in 1908.
lne ranking of major was at
tained by him in June of 1916. Dur
ing the war he commanded an
engineer regiment In France While
there he won distinguished ser
vice medal. His ranking was raised
temporarily 70 lieutenant colonel
and then on September 20. 1917 20
colonel. He reverted back 70 his reg
ular rank IN June, 1920.
The promotion just received by
the officer IL n regular one and not
temporary as the ones given during
the war;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
BROWNSVILLE,
POINT ISABEL
TOBE SERVED
Map Shows Southerly
Detour From HarI-
ingen, Throu g IN
Very Fertile Area

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81
(P)-The San Antonio and
Aransas Pass railroad, a part
of the Southern Pacific sys-
TEN, filed with the Interstate
commerce commission today
plans for the construction or
a new road running from
Harlingen to Brownsville.
A large area of agriculture
al land would be served
The map filed by the railroad
showed it, projected line to make o.
southerly detour from Harlingen into
Brownsville, passing near but not
entering the towns OF San Benito and
Olmito.
Describing the purpose. the appli-
cation said that the line would
serve Point Isabel. now under de-
velopment and give new entrance
into Brownsville. The agricultural
territory i'm Cameron county. into
which the quite passes was declared
10 be susceptible OF increased devel-
tional rail transportation.
The plan filed BY the railroad CONF
rany describes the route and term
mus or the proposed branch as fol-
lows: Beginning M or near Har-
linEen. extending thence in "a general
southeasterly and soCtherly direc-
tiun 10 or near the city of Browns
vile. in Cameron county. The appli-
rar4 i unable 70 state at this time
the names Of incorporated places
other than HarlingeH and Browns
willie through which the proposed ex-
tension will pass.
The applicant also said: The
totnl number Of miles Of main track
III the proposed extension ~ approx
imately thirty. No branches thereof
are contemplated. and applicant does
not believe a public hearing II Eeces-
sarv i'm the mater Of the application.
Applicant has not vet definitely
determined on its general plan Tor
financing said construction but VIII
hereafter submit 60 the commission
an application for authority 70 issue
any securities which it may desire
w Sell 70 dcfray the costs thereof "
Ii was explained that the Arnnsas
Prss Company was owned bT thT
Southern Pacific and that the line
would be operated by the Southern
Pacific after construction.
A request 20 the commission was
also made for permission for the
railroad to retain any earnings above
6 1-6 percent on cost Of the new
line during the first ten years after
construction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
WIFE SENATOR
BAILEY IS DEAD

DALLAS. Texas. Get. 27.-Pi-
Mrs. Ellen Murray Bailey. wife Of
Joseph Weldon Bailey, former Unit
ed States senator. died last night ut
the family home here afterG linger-
ing illness.
Mrs. Bailey was born in Oxford.
Miss, but had been a resident or
Texas many years. She was Senator
Bailey's comrade throughout all his
political battles and was considered
on Of the most charming women in
Washington society while her hus-
band was in the house and later in
the senate. Her health failed shortly
after thn BaiIevs moved here from
Gainesville. in 1920.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS awaited word
from her son, Weldon Bailey of Tue.
son. Ariz. Another son. Joseph Wei =.
don Bailey. Jr.. Of Dallas and Sena-
tor Bailey were at the bedside when
Mrs. Bailey died.
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deal
ECOMPLETED
Transfer of Business
Property on Eliza
beth St. Made

Final transfer Of the II. Brenner
property. consisting Of a string of
store buildings at the south corner
Of Twelfth and Elizabeth stress.
extending $50 feet along Elizabeth
and l20 feet along Twelfth to the
alley, was made in San Antonio yes
terdav. IL was announced today BIZ
Jee B. James on his return from
that city.
The deed transferring the prop
erty TO Arthur Seybolt OF the law
firm of Seybolt 4 Seyb0lt OF New
York state. was expected TO be filed
in the office Of the Cameron ,coun-
y clerk today.
The property was sold BY Bren-
ner TO the New York men for a con-
sideration cf $i50.00O. cash. 1t was
the largest individual sale Of bus
mess property on record in Browns
vile. and the price paid II said 70
establish a new record for Browns
vile property. being $1,000 a front
foct. The buildings on the property
are very old.
Mr.. Seybolt j. in Brownsville to-
day, and is accompanied By B c.
Broadfoot. n banker Of New York
state. The two are visiting points
up the Valley this afternoon.
While there will likely be some
improvements on the property, Mr..
James said, nothing Of compre-
hcnsive nature will tfxe place at
this time owing 70 the fact that
many Of the leases now held on
store buildings do not expire for
several years.
The property is located on one OF
the most prominent corners Ia the
city.
The deal was handled through the
James Dickinson Company Of this
city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
Court Issues Order
In Hines Ranch Case

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. 27.--tF-An
order compelling N. B. Blackstone
and W. l. Slaughter to permit r. +
Gibson and others to enter the
Hines ranch in Iron county was is
sued here today by Federal Judge
Edward n. Meek. The plaintiffs al
legged that they were owners Of the
property through the will OF r. l..
Suggs and that the defendants had
established an armed guard around
the ranch 10 keep them Off.
Judge Meek set November 2. 20
appear In court and show cause WHY
the order would not be made perm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
OIL FIELD TOWN
TO INCORPORATE

BORGER.r, Texas. Oct. 27.--tH1--
Citizens ar Berger, Isom and Dixon
creek townships chose Thursday 70
incorporate the three oil field viii
lagos into the city of Berger by "a
vote Of 96 to 5. The 101 votes cast
il not 70 h. considered Indicative Df
the population. rs the bulk or resi-
dents Of the three places have lived
In the county less than the six
ronths required for voting.
John Miller was named mayor uE
tt temporary city government. n
Fleig and Dr. W. 7. Malone were
elected commissioners. They win
serve until April, when the regular
election will. be held
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
CHARGE
DRUNKENNESS
Prison Commissioners
Says Spectators
Were Excited

AUSTIN. Texas, Oct. Up
Surprising the house investigation
committee BY walking IN and an
nouncing that he was Frank
DRourke. secretary to the state
prison commission about whom 50
much testimony has been given.
O'RoGrke, voluntarily testified We'd
nesday. tie denied accepting money
for the procuring. or for the pur-
pose Of procuring, rardcns for con-
viets, but he said he did help pris-
oners at their request get into con-
nection with attorneys. O'Rourke
was warned that his statements
were voluntary and that they might
be used against him.
As to the eiectr0cution cf :. A.
and Forrest Robertson. Dallas ne
groes, O'Roarke countcred the tcs-
fimony of COMMISSIONS Walter
Sayles, chairman of the prison com
mission. Warden N. L. Speer and
Chaplain "A. r. Watson by saying
that the spectators were not drunk
but were excited over the execu-
tiOns.
He denied that he told J. p. Nc
Afce Of the Ramsey prison farm 70
see N ire boys could get together
some money: that a daughter Of
Governor Miriam a. Ferguson was
gCing to visit the system soon with
man on pardon matters.
"The only whiskey knew any
thing about when the Robertson
brothers We're electrocuted was
when some automobile With some
Dallas people drove up 10 the prison
and | sat down in a seat and broke "A
bottle OF liquor lying there and got
it all over my pants" O'Rourke said.
An electrccuticn IL not like a
prayer meeting" O'Rourke said,
there il considerable excitement.
AT the Robertson execution the
forty Of fifty men there, most Of
them officers. all wanted * nsk
questions Of the condemned men and
| asked them to be quiet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
Hnbby'S mansion Insane
Asylum; EndHoneyuoOn

was amazed az the size OF the es-
tate
Mrs. Wells admitted she was sur
prised to see so many people on
the grounds. but 1t was not until
the groom asked for his father
that the truth dawned upon ner.
AJudge, we were i'm the insane
asylum at Patton she explained.
Mrs. Wells said she investigated
and learned that Mr.. Wells was
on parole from the insane asylum
when she married him. Judge Ho!l-
Ter annullel the marriagt.
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Two Prison Guards
Given Dismissals

HOUSTON. Texas. Oct. 27.-tPl-
w. +. collins, II. M. Barbee. ]. II.
wilkes and =. RI. Harr0ll. guards at
Rlue RIDGE nr'son farm yesterday
were given notice Of their dismissal
~ the result af, the escape Of 20
prisoners from camp No. 2 Sunday
night.
The men were on duty at the time
Of the break, according 10 Captain
Henderson in charge " the Blue
RIDGE unit. who notified them Of
their dismissal Tuesday.
Eight or the escaped convicts have
been recaptured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27

Three States Approve Move
to Reflect General Obregon

The federal chamber OF deputies
has passed the measure and IL is
now I'm the hands of the senate III
the upper chamber acts favorably
upon 10. II will be- necessary for a
majority of the state legislatures to
adopt the amendment TO make IL
legal.
The purpose Of the proposed
amendment Is to permit former
President Obregon 90 seek re-elec-
fion in 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
CANADIANS Give
QUEEN OVATION

MONTREAL. Oct 2--CPl-Mon-
treal welcomed Queen Marie of Ru-
mania today with m ovation and pro-
gram OF entertainments that kept her
busy throughout the day after her
arrival here shortly before 10 o'clock
from Toronto.
Marie and Princess Ileana began
their visit here with a call at the
city hall where Mayor Martin pre-
sented the city's greetings.
Prince Nicholas remained with the
party only for the reception by city
officials at the station. being whisked
away then on mission Of his own
design.
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MOVING MACHINE
UNCOVERS STILL

PORT ARTHUR, Texas. Oct. 81
---tP,--A moving machine il the lat
est liquor detector. City employees
moving weeds on vacant lot in
Dental district here Wednesday
came upon q 10 gallon still con-
cealed IN the high grass.
The still was in operation. A
quantity Of mash, whiskey, copper
coils, and other equipment were
found.
While the grass mowers were
notifying police, the still disap-
reared
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AMBASSADORS HOME BURNS

PLYMOUTH. Mass, Oct. 2I.-fFl-
Fire originating in the kitchen chin
ney last nieht destroyed the summer
home Of Albert H. Washburn, United
States minister 70 Austria. at Me-
nauhant-on- Wadaoit Bay near here.
Edward Wnshburn. father Of the am
bassador was overcome by smoke as
he slept and was rescued bv Charles
Fisher. caretakcr Of the estate.
The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.-tPD-
Robert Wiseman. 1S-year-old son Of
MIs. Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff. con-
tes8ed impost0r IN the Aimee Sem
pie Mcpherson conspiracy case, WIS
the object of n statewide search to-
day Is the preliminary hearing for
the Angelus Temple evangelist. her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
Injunction Against
Bridge is Dissolved

AUSTIN. Texas. Oct 2T.-LPl-The
third court of Civil Appeals today
dissolved the injunction and dis
missed the proceedings in the case
Of the state highway commission VS..
Stanley j. Vaughan. Ct all
This means that the state may pro-
ceed with the construction If the
interstate bridge across Red River
nc Burkburnett. Texas.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 81
LPl-The honeymoon ended for Mrs.
Fred M. Wells, when she saw the
grandeur of her husbands home
stead, she told Superior Judge
Hollzer yesterday.
after we were married Mr..
Wells tcld me we would drop In
to visit his father on our honey
moon triD.r Mrs. Wells related
after long ride he turned In AZ
a drive way which led UP amonE
an imposing group o. buildings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
Special Squads Hunt
'Fiend Killer Slayer
of 2 Toledo Women

TOLEDO, O., Oct. 27.-tP-Spe-
cial squads Of man hunters organiz-
ed to solve Toledo's two mysterious
murders began thorough search to-
day for the slayers Of Miss Lilly
Cory, 26 year old school teacher,
found dead early yesterday and Mrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27
Planet Mars Blamed for
Abnormal Weather Spell

PARIS, Oct. 27-(Pl-The ap-
proach Of the earth towards Mars
and the prevalence Of earth shocks
are popularity given to be respon-
sible for the spell Of extremely
bad weather from which western
and central Europe is suffering.
One form OF inclemency follows
another.
Gales and thrnderstorms and
hail and snow are causing havoc
on land and sea and the weather
observers promise no relief. They
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-27

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 27.--tPp-
without waiting for the federal
serate's detisicn on the proposed
constitutional amendment, under
which Former president would be
able 10 serve another term the
chamber cf deputies In the states
Of Coahuiia. Collma and Tabasco
have ratified the amendment after
hasty debate.
The legislatures or SinaiDa and
Durango have announced their pur-
pose to adoDt H..
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FOUR ARRESTS in
ROBBERY AWAITED
Especial 20 The HcraIdl

HARLIEGFN, Tex, Oct. 27l--City
Marshall r. H. Johnson said at noon
today that he expected tU make
about four arrests before night In
connection with the robbery or
Sheldon's grocery store here Satur-
day night or Sunday.
The store was entered apparently
BY boys, and only cigarettes and
money were taken. The officer said
that ~ has clues which will lead tn
the arrest Of about four persons.