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New Britain herald., 1927-11-15
EaymCnd E. Shaw.

Funeral services for Raymond F. Shaw of Sl Fairview street will be held tomorrow afternon at 2:SO o'clock at the home of his parents. Fireman William Shaw and Mrs. Shaw. Rev. John J. Keane Of St. Joseph's church will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15
DIR. PULLEN IGNORED

Dr. Richard w. Pullen. superin- tondent of health here. has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Connecticut Public Health assoct- ation. succeeding Dr. C. Fl. Botts- ford. superintendent of health in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15
Funerals
Mrs. Martin KochutltO o.

Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara Kochutko, wife of Martin kochutio of o0 Acorn street. will be held to- morrow morning at o'clock at Sacred Heart church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15

New York Nov. 15.-tp, -Stocl prices at o'clock. All Chem X Dye 155 s Am Can 12ls Am Car X Fdy 102 Am Loco l05 bid Am Sm X Ref 173l2 Am Sugar A Am Tel X Tel 111aa Am Tobacco "B" 1So Am Woolen eos Anaconda Cop 49ls Atchison 193 Baldwin Loco o50 Bait X Ohio 11S7s Bethlehem Steel, 55i Calif Pct ex-div,. e31.. Canadian Pac, 195'e. cerro de pasco, 2is. Chcs & Ohio. 2l3l.. Chis Mil St P Ptd, 292S. Chic K l & Pac, 10Si2. Chryslcr, 56&s. Coca Cola, l22 +. Colorado Fuel. ISIS. Cons Gas. 1l5. Corn Prod, G4 is. crucible Steel. S2a. Dodge Bros "A', l474. Du Pont de Mem, Se1. Erie. 641.. Gen Flee, iG3. Gen Mot, l34i4. Ct \ IT. Ore Ctfs. q. Hudson Motors, 69i:. Illinois Central. 133. Kansas City Southern. GS7s. Kennecott Copper. 795s. Louisville X Nashville, l5S &. Marland oil, S68s. Mack Truck. 10&'S Mo-. Kan. X Tex. A. Missouri Pacific. 54a Montgomery Ward, S17s. New York Central. l647s. N. N.. x. H. n H., 52 l.. Norfolk W Western, l92. North American, 5S $. Packard. cX. dix. 4S's. Pan. Am. Pet E. 50 i.. Pierce Arrow. i4's. Radio. S5 S4. Reading. 109. Reynolds Toh "B". l5- T.. Sears Rochuck. 19S4. Sinclair Con Oil. 16. Southern Pas. l20a.. Southern Ky, 140i.. St Oil, \. J.. 4oi.. St Oil, N. Y" % F.. Studchaker. 56. Tex Corp. 5 X. Toxas X Pac. 10ois. Union Pac. l9S l.. l. $ Rub, 5oas, | s Steel. 143t, Wabash. SC.
 Westinghouse Elrc, S4'2. Willys- Over. l5as. Woolworth. 193"s.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15
NOTICE

My wife, Victoria, having left my bed and board. I shall be no longer responsible for bills contracted by her in my name.
 JOSEPH THEBERGE
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15
WaU Street Briefs

Directors Of Remington-R Rand. Inc, omitted the quarterly dividend Of one per cent in common stock and 40 cents cash, heretofore paid on the common stock. Regular quart erly dividends of sl.I5 on the first preferred and g on the second pre- ferred were declared. R. L. Win schell. chairman Of the board. said third quarter earnings were equal to l9 cents a share on the common after preferred dividends. The af- fairs of the company were in sound condition, he asserted. as disclosed by the balance sheet on Sept. 30. current assets being f2 times cur rent liabilities.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15

Reports in Wall street that Will liam c. Durant. president of Durant Motors. was back of a sl00.o0o.ooV automobile combination. with Hupp Motors AS the nucleus, were accom- panied by heavy transaction in the shares Of that company on the stock exchange today. A block of thirty thousand shares of Hupp changed hands at sc5 share. q rise of Is points, followed by continued heavy dealings. Other companies men, toned in the merger include, Moon, Chandler. Gardner. Jordan. Peer less. and Star. Durant was largely responsible for the organization ot General Motors.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15

We often wonder if auto horns were not invented in Hong Kong.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-15
TREASJEY BALANCE
MYSTERY EXPLODED

Treasury Balance. S19i,SiS.o62.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Canadian Minister'S $
Staff Members Seek
Homes in Washington

Continued from Fifth Page)
ronto, a romance of the campus which
began in the student days of both
young people. Mrs. Wrong accom-
panied her husband to Washington
about six weeks ago. but she has re-
turned to Toronto after making an
exhaustive search for suitable
dwelling. which. however, will not he
needed until next Winter There are
two children, Dennis. who is 312 years
old, and a little girl, June who will
soon celebrate her first birthday ami.
versary. Mrs. Wrong decided that il
would be wiser to keep her children
in the cooler climate about the st.
Lawrence. where their home is estab-
lished, and to bring them to Washing
ton next Autumn.
Mr.. Thomas Archibald Stone, who is
just halfway through his twenties. is
also a native of Toronto, giving that
city a preponderance of these first
Canadians, in that Mr.. Massey claims
It as a home, and his two young sons
are now there awaiting the close of
school to join their parents. Mr., Stone
took his degree from the local uni
versity in 1924, and he then entered
the Ecole des Sciences Politique in
Paris, where he received the higher
degree from those studies in 1925.
The remaining member of Mr. Mas
sey's staff, Mr. Merchant Mahoney.
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hassador of Spain and Sonora de
Padilla. the Minister of China and
Nine. Sze. the Minister of Guatemala
and Sonora Latour. the Minister of
Colombia and Sonora de Olaya. the
Minister of Lithuania, Mr.. kazys
Bizauskas: the Minister of Rumania.
MIR. George Cretziano; the Minister of
Persia. Mira Davoud Khan Meftah;
the charge d'affaires of Ecuador,
Senior Don Juan Barberis: the charge
d'affaires Of Bolivia and Sonora de la
Barra, the charge d'affaires of Egypt.
DIR. Farag NIikkail MOUSSE; DIR. and
Mrs William +. Notz. DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Healy.
Much credit for the success Of the
prom is due to the committee COM
posed Of James X SCully, chairman:
Charles j. Brennan. favors and pro.
gram, A. Dougles Cook. patrons and
patronesses; Edward a. Creney. tick.
cts. Alvin G. EiChhoIz hall. James Ii.
Mccormick, finance; George r. Ry-
lands, music, and Russell r. Viewer,
publicity.
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has been in Washington for six years
as commissioner of external affairs
from the Ottawa government. and he
and Mrs. Mahoney have many friends
here. who rejoice that his service is
continued as commercial secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney have two chill
dren, Anna kathleen--more Familiarity
known a s Peggy is 2, and a
boy, Charles Curtis, who will soon be
years of age.
This Canadian legation in it's open,
ing months has quite an imposing ar
ray of handsome children. The Min
lister aud Mrs. Massey have two boys,
Lionel and Hart. who are 10 and ),
and who soon will make their niche
in juvenile society, and there are the
little girls in the Beaudry family and
4 boy and girl each from the Wrong
and Mahoney households,
It is anticipated that by the end of
this month the Canadian legation will
he established in it's new home on Mas
sachusetts avenue. The Minister pro-
poses to use part OF the ground floor
as chancellery, but there will be pri-
vate offices on the third floor also.
There is an elevator in the mansion
and this makes possible a third floor
series of offices and private waiting
rooms. The second floor contains the
state rooms and a dining room of
noble proportions. The sleeping apart
ments will be on the fourth floor This
house was purchased partly furnished.
but the Minister and Mrs. Massey will
bring many of their own household
treasures from Toronto. especially for
the dining room. A side entrance near
the Force School on Massachusetts
avenue makes an ideal way into the
chanceilery without intruding into the
privacy Of the Minister'S home.
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Luncheon and Shower
For Prospective Bride

Miss Elsie Talbert and Miss Mar
garet Schwartz entertained yesterday
at a luncheon bridge and miscellane-
GUS shower at the Columbia Country
Club in honor of Miss Frances Jen-
nings Davis. whose marriage 10 En-
sign Oliver Naquin will take place in
MAY. The guests included Miss
Davis attendants. who are, besides
Miss Talbert and Miss Schwartz, Miss
Mary Temple HILL Miss Elizabeth
Brandenhurg. Miss Vivian Bane. Miss
Winifred White and Miss Mariory
White. Additional guests were Miss
Louise Braswell, Miss Jeanne Gra-
waite. Miss Mary Maroney. Miss Dor
othy Lewis. Miss Irma Baulsir. Miss
Elizabeth Armantr0ut, Miss Ermyn.
trude Walden Mrs. Arthur G. Logan N
cf Baltimore and Mrs. r. Hume Tai.
bert
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Tea Tomorrow IN Aid
Of Friendship House

The officers of Friendship House
Nursery Aid Club will have charge OF
a tea to he given at Friendship House.
324-326 Virginia avenue southeast. To-
morrow afternoon from 2 to o'clock
Assisting at the tea viii be Mrs.
Hannah Overstreet, president Mrs. Z.
a. Mess. first vice president. Mrs.
Charles Consaul. third vice president:
Mrs. W. w. Gilbert. corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Frank Garden. re
cOrding secretary.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Foreign Service School
Seniors at Spring Prom

The annual Spring prom of the
School of Foreign Service occupied the
spotlight of college functions Friday
evening at the Hotel Mayflower,
This annual event closed the social
activities of the Foreign Service
School for the year. and the Spring
prom of 1927 eclipsed any previous at
tempts in attendance and entertain
ment. over 200 couples danced and
vanity cases with the school seals
were favors of the evening for the
ladies. \ buffet supper was served
during intermission.
The patrons and patronesses who
graced the occasion included the Am
bassador of Argentina and Nine de
Puerrydon, the Ambassador of Peru.
Dr. Herman Velarde; the Ambassador
Of Mexico and Sonora de TelIez, the
Ambassador Of Chile. Senior Don
Miguel CIuchaga Tocornal: the Am
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continued from ruin IaE".l
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone.
Mrs. Fechet. wife Of Gen. j. T..
Fechet. viii entertain at luncheon
Wednesday at the Army and Navy
Club. when her 80 guests are asked
to meet Mrs. Charles r. Summcrall,
wife of the chief of staff.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett entertained
tat dinner Tuesday evening and later
there was showing Of motion pic,
lures she made during her last visit
in F'loradi.
Mrs. Adrienne PorCher Roberts,
niece of Mrs Blodgett. was was visit
ing her here, has gone to New York
to spend some time with Mrs. James
l.. Walsh.
DR.. and Mrs. Leo s Stock will be
hosts at tea this afternoon from 4
to o'clock at the Brooks mansion,
Brookland. for their daughter Miss
Sarah Noel Stock, and the associate
omhers Of the senior class at Trinity
College.
The beautiful and historic home will
be decorated with Spring flowers and
assisting Mrs. Stock will be Mrs.
Charles !. Brooks. Mrs. Henry Queen
Brooks and Mrs. J. Henry CahilI, II.
Ifr Robert \. Celia was host TO n
party Of 30 at dinner dance last eve
ming in the palm court of the May
flower in compliment to Miss Elena
Cavagnaro and Mrs. Max ID. kaesche
of Ridgewood, n. j.
Miss Natalie Hammond will enter
tain at dinner Saturday in compll'
ment to Miss Helen Carusi, whose
marriage to Capt. Lombard of the
French embassy, will take place
May IA.
Mrs. Thomas y. Whyte recently Ell,
tertained at luncheon at the UniVer-
sity Club in honor of her two nieces
from Detroit, Miss Grace Riddle del
egate and Miss Margaret Riddle, page
at the d. A. r. Congress. Other
Michigan delegates were guests at
the luncheon.
Mrs. Frederic Allison Garges of
Ouesada street entertained Sunday at
tea in honor of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Carter Robie and NIr. Henry Carter
Rohie, ir., of Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Evangeline Adams Of New
York. was the guest in whose honor
Mr.. II. Ralph Burton entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Carlton Hotel,
when his other guests were Mrs. John
c. Fremont, Mrs. William Sherman
Walker. Miss Rose Rothenburg of
New York and Mr.. J. Gilbert Nettle-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Moffatt of Wilson
lane give A dinner party, with bridge
following, Tuesday evening, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Linnell, who
will leave soon for their new con
sular post at ottawa, Canada,
Mrs. J. J. Burleigh. wife of Mai.
Burleigh, was the hostess at tea last
Sunday at the community house. Bat
terry Park. Maj. Walter S Drysdale,
the guest Of honor, spoke informally
Evening star., 1927-05-01
High Officials Aiding
National Whippet Derby

The Ambassador of ITALY and Nobil
Donna Antoinette de MARITIME have
been added to the list Of distinguished
patrons and patronesses for the ma
tional whippet derby to be held May
30 and Il at the American League
Ball Park. Other patrons and patron
csses for the event are the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Dwight +. Davis.
the Ambassador of Great Britain. Sir
Esme Howard; the Minister of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik. the Minister Of
Sweden and Nine. Bostrom, the Min
lister of Canada and Mrs, Vincent Mas
scy, the Minister of Rumania. Mr.
George Cretziano; Mile. Jeanne Cretzi-
ano; the Speaker of the House. Mr.
Longworth; Mrs. ogden Mills, Mrs
Charles s. Dewey, Mrs. William T..
Borah, Mrs. Frederic IL. Brooke, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Frederick II. Ciillett, Mr.
Fleming Newbold. Mr.. Newboid Noyes
Gen. and Mrs. Golden LII, RuggIes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 5. Hight.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Mrs. NJ. H. Thatcher Again
Heads Kentucky Society

Mrs. Maurice II. Thatcher, wife Of
Representative Thatcher of Kentucky,
was reelected president of the Ken
lucky Society at the meeting of the
society Thursday evening. The meet
ing was one of the largest in the his
tory of the organization, and de-
lehtful program of entertainment
was given. Attractive prizes were
awarded to the winners in the card
games
other officers elected at the meet
ing were: Mr.. George r. Weitzel, vice
president; Mrs. Mary Pile, vice pres-
dent: Mr.. Lorenzo w. Martin, vice
president; Mr. G. y. Likens, treas
urer; Mrs Virgil Y. Moore. secretary
and Miss Lila Baird, financial secre-
taFV
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Party Given to Honor
Miss Bovd. Bride-Elect

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hill Boyd en-
tertained a large company a I bridge
Thursday, Al their home. Penny Bryn
Farm, Sandy Spring, Md. for their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Settle Boyd
whose marriage To Or. Rocco F'anelli
viii AXE place in June.
Miss Virginia Faneli, sister Of DR.
Faneli, is the honor guest Of Mr. and
Mrs RaVd
Evening star., 1927-05-01
News of Diplomatic World
Specialized in. Brief Form

CONTINUED from Fifth Pagel
in New York. where he accompanied
Col. de Pinedo, Italian aviator, VINO
was given an official reception ~
Mayor Walker and other officials OF
New York City.
The commercial counselor of the
Swedish legation and Nine. WeideI
win entertain at dinner Tuesday eve
ning.
NJ. and Nine. Weidel will san thE
middle Of June to spend the SunueI
abroad.
The secretary Of the Italian EN-
bassv and Siguora Mascia have 40
their guest. Mrs. i, J. cabot of Bos
ton. who will remain with them for =
fortnight.
The secretary and Signora Nascia
viii go to Canada i'm June, wbers
SiCuora Mascia will spend the SUM
mer.
Nine. de Morgenstierue wife ot the
chief of the division Of the ministry
Of foreign affairs of Norway. win leave
shortly for a visit To her parents in
Winnipeg, Canada. She will Join NJ.
de MOrgenstierue at the Wardmau
Park Hotel, where they have been
stopping while NJ dc Morgcnstjerus
has been in Washington ON q special
mission, before they leave for s(or.
way.
The new attache of the Venezuelan
legation. Or. Manuel II. EEau3. has
arrived in Washington 20 take up his
duties at the legation
SiguOriua Theodoria Catalaui. niece
of the second counselor of the Italian
embassy, Signor Giuseppe Catal5ui,
viii he hostess at luncheon Monday,
May 9.
Miss Gytha Stourton, secretary ~
Lady Isabella Howard, has returned
from 2 short stay i'm New York.
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Of conditions in China, where he has
recently been stationed.
Col. and Mrs. w. S. Terriberry,
who left yesterday for New York,
were the guests in whose honor Miss
Nirgila stephens entertained at tea
Friday at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Col. Terriberry, who is assistant sur
geon general of the Public Health
Service. has been relieved from duty
in Washington and ordered to New
York for duty. Mrs. Terriberry will
go to open their Summer home at
Fishers Island.
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CONTINUED from Filth pagel
Evening star., 1927-05-01

The new attache of the Venezuelan
legation. DR. Manuel r. Egau3. has
arrived I'm Washington 10 take up his
duties at the legation
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Honor Dinners Mark
Calendar of Social
World the Past Week

CONTINUED from Fifth Parel
Evening star., 1927-05-01
MILLINERY

At reduced prices selected
all ac occasions a. ........ 1880
The fashions are typically Pasternak
in their quality and smartness and are
part of our regular Spring collection.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

SiSuOriua Theodoria Catalani niece
of the second counselor Of the Italian
embassy, SiGnor Giuseppe Catal5ui,
will be hostess at luncheon Monday,
May 9.
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in New York. where he accompanied
Col. de Pinedo, Italian aviator, VINO
was given an official reception ~
Mayor Walker and other officials OF
New York City.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fisk
Stone.
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FROCKs, GOWNS, DRESSES

Town and country frocksd
and sports dresses. ........
Street and travel dresses, }
afternoon gowns and daytime\
trOcks. ...'......,,.I
Afternoon gowns and dinner
dresses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Continued from Fifth Page)
Evening star., 1927-05-01

The commercial counselor of the
Swedish legation and Nine. Wedel
win entertain at dinner Tuesday eve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-29
BALKAN CRISIS
HASNOT ENDED
Claim Italians Engag-
ed In Mobilizing
Albanians

PARIS, Mar. 29.-CPl-The Jugo-
Slavia government, says IA Havas dis
patch from Belgrade, is reported TO
have advised the foreign ministers Of
the great powers that according 10
news received from Albania, the sit
uation there is grave, with mobiliza-
tion actively under direction of
Italian officers"
II is understood, the dispatch adds,
that the Belgrade government has
agreed 20 an the suggestions az the
powers on the subject Of an inves-
tigation on into the situation along
the o-Slav-Albania frontier But
in view Of the repugnance Of Italy
20 a commission Of inquiry, IL j.
thought possible that the whole ques-
tion. brought 10 d head BY Italy's NJ
legations that JugO-Slavia was mobil-
izing on the Albania frontier. will be
settled directly between Rome anc
Belgrade.
This plan the Belgrade government
il known 70 be willing 70 accept in
principle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-29
SAYS BOULDER DAM
Will BE- ERECTED

The Boulder Canyon dam. a S125.-
100000 proposition, eventually will
he constructed, even though Congress
failed t0 make an appropriation for
ID az the last session, in the opinion
Of Congressman J. Z. Buchanan. who
is visiting his son, J. +. Buchanan,
Jr. Of Brownsville.
Congressman Buchanan described
some IF the situations affecting the
making Of a treaty between the Unit
ed States and Mexico regarding the
use of the waters Of the Colorado
river. He spoke ~ an old Spanish
law under which a nation had the
right % appropriate waters Of a
stream originating within its -b0un-
daries up 10 such point as the
stream crossed into another country.
Mexico, the congressman said. Is on
Grating under this law. lie explained
also how Texas hoped to force Mex
leo into an agreement on the use Of
the waters Of the Rio GTande at the
same time a treaty is made on the
use of the waters OF the Colorado
river
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-29
GIRL ADMITS
SHOOTING OF
both PARENTS
Love Affair With Mar
ried Man Believed
Connected with Ira
gedy In Minnesota

WIN0NA, Mimi, Mar 29.-tPi-
Fifteen-ycar-ol Kitty Jones, who
maintains steadfastly that she shot
her father, Ira jones, to death and
seriously wounded her mother. be-
cause they showed her nine year old
brother. Ira. Jr., more attention than
they did her, today was in the same
jail with Sam Boyd. 35. upon whom
the wounded mother lays the blame
Of the tragedy.
Boyd, who is married. was arrest
ed last night By Sheriff I. NJ. Thomp-
son upon information from Mrs
Jones that she saw him leaving her
room after she had been shot.
Both the girl and Boyd admitted
to officers that they had passed notes
and that the girl had accepted money
from Boyd, the sheriff said.
The shooting occurred Sunday
night, after Jones and his wife had
retired. Both were asleep and Jones
probably never knew what killed him
Mrs. Jones told the sheriff thai
she did not hear the shooting. but
awakened 20 the knowledge that sh,
could not get up. She said she saw
Boyd passing from her room int,
the dining room adjoining.
Mrs. Jones told officers that hel
husband had spoken To Boyd.
about his relations with Kitty SOME
time ago and that the men had quar-
relied. Boyd corroborated this state
ment in Jail last night, the sheriff
said. He denied, however, that h,
had killed Jones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-29
AUTHORIZE FUNDS FOR
INTERSTATE BRIDGES.

AUSTIN. Texas. March 29.-tFl-
Six bills. one Of them empowering
the state highway commission TO
allot state funds to erect interstate
bridges, last night were signed by
Governor Dan Moody, w. Boyd Gate
wood. his secretary, announced to-
day
The measure authorizing the COM
mittea to allot funds for the erec-
tion of interstate bridges is regard
ed as an attempt TO settle the con-
troversy over proposed building of
bridges.
Other bills: Allowing appointment
Of guardians for disabled veterans
without the necessity Of insanity
proceedings.
For as.ablishment Of salt water
fish hatcheries; provindinE q fiae of
sl 600 for the destruction by ten
ants Of property valued NJ $50 or
more and a fine Of 5000. for destruc-
tion Of property less than $50 IN
value: providing a method for CON
demninr highways for obtaining fed
eral aid: increasing pay of grand
jurors 20 S3 per day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-29
WILLACY ROAD
IS SAUTHORIZED
Can Start Construction
Of Grades, Struc-
lures at Once

AUSTIN, Texas, March 29.-lPl-
The new state highway commission
today united the departments purse
strings and granted S4Z,5u0 in aid.
The commission authorized Will
lacy county delegation to start
work on grading and drainage struc-
lures on highway No. 96 from Ray
mondville south 70 the Cameron
county line, preparatory to laying
hard surface. About 100000 in cash
is available to the county, the dele
CATION said.
Shackelford county was granted
SCI 500 to aid in construction Of a
one-insh bituminous surface on high
way No. % from Albany TO point
near Moran.
Robertson county was allowed Sl5,-
600 70 be used in erecting an ap-
proach 20 bridge On highway No
AZ over Brazos river on highway No
az 40 the county line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-29
EVANS CASE GOES
TO COUNTY COURT

The case Of Mrs. 5. A. Evans Of
Santa Rosa. indicted recently on a
charge of attempt t0 murder IN con-
necttion with the shooting of Mrs. y.
NJ. Ball or the same town. was
transferred 70 the county court tc-
day by the district court, on the
ground that il was a misdemeanor.
Mrs Ball was shot IN nm alterca-
tion between the women AK Santa
Rosa and slightly wounded.
Lola Garcia was convicted yester-
day afternoon Of having burglsrizec
the home of Mrs. J. &. Snyder in
West Brownsville in 1921 and given
sentence of five years in the prni-
tentiary.
Two boys. one Is and the other
20 years Of age. were convicted today
on a charge Of burglary in connec-
tion with thefts from the Model
Laundry. Brownsville, and given sus-
pended sentences VT two wears each
Andreas Rodriguez Salinas wal
convicted on a charge ~ having vio-
lated the Dean Act and sentenced 20
one year and six months in jail.
Pete Carey and Jack Young ot
San Benito were tn 20 on trial " N
afternoon on "A charge Of having vlo-
lated the Dean Act.