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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
WOMAN TO FACE TRIAL
FOR DEATH OF FATHER
Special Venire and Many Witnesses
AI. Summoned in Case Of Mrs.
Catlin, Wentworth, u. c.

gy ~. Ass9<5spf pfess.
WENTWORTH. n. C.. February 10
Mrs hlnaA Petty Gztiin charged with
tfs murder of ner father T. Smith
Petty ii their home. AZ ReidsP!ile more
than year ago. VIII prJ3ably be ar
yz2gned IN Rockingham County Superior
Court here TOMORROW A special Ver!re
has bee. summoned from Stokes CoJn~
y a1c many witnesses have been sub
gpeslafc " APPEAR IN tile case.
Mrs. Eatln ~ gears olc and The
VIE q! ipacsy!l.es flfe chief, Kugef@
G&ti.r. was ayrea,,c September 2. 1927
st1ef nay Identified Is that III her
fathsf VA tg23nc IN q shallow grave
!. ne t4pvF fpgnseEly occupied ~ me
peg family II fte3ca|lije. EIspiclofi
Aa '4f;ec ~ Mrs Cstliu WHEN Re-
3hpn.as r PaFc1e Baptist minister
~ authorities 'nhi NE young woman
lsc r'y1tessec ne mQgcfF ~ MIN cur
;'sg feYiYa. ae vas conducting IN
!te.csY3lle
Actpfc5n2 " re minister Mrs. Gat-
In ytap v ss Ipt uaTleC - tf4e tine.
Dp.c hin. sns ri!jec i.ef father III tt3"
rH.1hE spJIG mile lie 8zs eating Dffsk
las 'i4sf sic i4@c prepared fpI him
if-t A.4sEer cpi5.esSion sa1c sie used
81 an " commit ls.e crime Ehe then
satF.ef tne boy ~ ti.e basement anG
bHiec i H. shallow gfsst TIE I'et,y
1HAy agH4s mpEti.S IsNt Hlryed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
FUGITIVE SLAYER
FOUND MURDERED
Two Pistol Wounds in Body Show
Samuel Shockey Not Vic
tim Of Accident.

speesal Dispatch 10 The star
EAGERSTOWN. Nd, February l3.-
Discovery O. two pistol wounds IN the
body OF Samuel Shockey. escaped slayer
found near EeartoUn. proved that the
fugitive was shot down. probably from
syroush. the police say and posses
which had been on his trail turned
thei. attention 10 hunt for his slayer.
Christian Shockey. brother. founo
the body while making his way to
hit where Samuel vas reported 70 have
offered 70 discuss terms OF surrender
The onIy would visible WAS a
hole 4. the head. apparently caused by
the accidental discharge Of a shotgun
which lay beside him. An autopsy was
held last night and the pistol wounds
were found No pisto! was a. the scene
o! the tragedy. Any one 0! the three
wounds was Of fatal nature.
Shockey. who escaped 10 days ago
rom q prison gang IL Pennsylvania
where ne vas sentenced three years ago
10 20 years 70, the murder o. brother
vas reported 10 be on hunt for per-
Sons whose testimony caused his con-
Tction. and there had been much alarm
n the Eesrtown section where relatives
and scoAa!atances lived. IS families
having nove6 III tfe last few weeks
because 0! threats from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
DEDICATION DATE SET.
Monroe Shrine Ceremony at Fred
ericksburg to Be April Is.

Sperial Dispatch To- The Sta~.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. February
l3-Formal dedication OF the national
shrine to President James Monroe, re-
Gently established in Fredericksburg by
his descendants. has been set for
April 10.
Many public officials and other
prominent men are to attend. includ-
ing diplomatic representatives from
Washington. President Calvin Coolidge
has been invited. r. Walton Moore,
Representative from the eighth VIZ
GINA district. will make one of the
principal addresses The small brick
building In which James Monroe prac-
ticed law here before beginning his
career ms statesman. diplomat and
President OF the United States has
been restored TO its original condition
by Laurence G. Hoes OF Washington,
great-great-gra Historic docu-
ments, articles OF furniture and cloth
ing associated with Monroe have been
placed IN the building. which is the
object OF much interest among the
tourists from all parts OF the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13

Berlin express from Leipzig. To which
Berliners counter by pointing out the
greater distances they must travel
through the city in getting TO the rail-
way station.
Eerliners. the Leipzigers say, are not
the hi,stlers they are made out to be.
nor Is Berlin city OF strenuous acfiv-
ity at all but town OF sluggish lazy
bones who grunble whenever the de-
parture Of the first train for Ie!pzig
compels them To get out Of bed ear.!s--
than usual
In scathing article the Leipz!ger
Eeueste Eachrit<n reproaches the Esd
Grated Railways with making IAN unfair
concession TO those droxsy PerIiners +"
while relying on the hair trigger.
-the-spot alertness Of the
Leipzigers always TO catch the Berlin
express from Leipzig at $40. 5is or
SAG am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
FRENCH SHOP IN BERLIN.

Correspondence II the AsEoctsted Pfess
BERLIN How far Franco German
reconciliation has advanced since the
war may be- judged by the fact that
the large fashion house. Galleries
Lafayette" Of Paris. Is about 10 eetab-
IlsE branch in Berlin.
FfaDcG~GeTman cdnsortium has
been TUNED, which has purchased lhe
Bellevue Hotel On one ~ tHe busiest
squares Ut the metropolis. VIZ, the Pots
danisT Plstz. The hotel Ia familiar u
hfne'icaEs as the headquarters Of the
iftteTsllifd military mission which came
" Berlin aftei the signing vi the treaty
II Versailles and remained until the
DAVIS plan wss put into effect Ia 1874
'f;sler!eg Lafayette" and their Ger
man partneTs plan " tear dawn tho
hotel aud erset b modem. up-t9 dat
kioie,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
PARADE PLANNED
24BLOCKS LONG
Washington Birthday Event
Details Given Out in
Alexandria.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ALEXANDRIA,. Va. February Is
City Manager Paul Morton stated today
that the line-of-march Of the Wash
tnston birthday parade would take IN
"a blocks. The parade will form at
Kiag and Fairfax streets. move west on
K:nS to Washington street, south to
Prince street. west To PAYNE street
north 70 King. cast Ia Washington and
north 70 Wytlle street, where it will
ciShaaG
The streets 10 be blocked off for
formation Of the various units are as
follows: Washington street from Wolfe
:, Prince street, St ASaph street from
Wolfe 10 King street, Pitt street from
Wolfe TO King. Royal street from,
Wolfe TO King. Fairfax street from
C;;bhon 10 King. Duke street from Lee
10 Washington. Prince street from Lee
70 Washington an6 King from Union "a
Fairfax 4 special restriction will be
r:acad on Cameron street from the
wharf 70 Washington street, which
vi. BE- USED II case O. emergency.
Starts at ESQ Pm.
The parade will take place at $50
nm. preceded by the reception in the
ca CARLYLE House at so PM. which
vii be gwen by Gov. Harry Flood Byrd
ard the George Washington Birthday
ASSOCIATION "a President Coolidge. Mrs,
+ BvrG. MIS-. Calvin Coolidge, Mayor
w:,liar1I Albert Snloot Of this city.
Lieut.. Gov. West Of Virginia, members
a. Congress the Presidents cabinet.
State Legislature, United States Senate
ard the executive committee o. the
George Washington National Masonic
Meroria. Association also VIII attend:
Col. Guy V. Henry. commandment OF
Fort Nver. has been named grand
marshal Of the parade, ard the chief
os staff is Capt Charles A. Deahl, jr..
United States Amy.
The commander Of the various
divisions az the parade are: First
division, Lieut. Col Anderson. Engineer
Corps. [. S. A. Fort Humphreys; sec
or6 division. Lieut. Col. Louis Evans.
Signal CcrDs Reserve third division.
Lieut.. Col. LleweIlyn Powell. Medical
C.1-ns Reserve: fourth division. Hugh
=. Clarkson OF this city.
To Classify Divisions.
The classifcations Of the various divi-
sons have not been completed. Chief
q Ster Deahi assisted by committee.
will ella ssify the divisions.
The Richmond Blues hare accepted
sn invitation 70 take part ii the cele-
b-at;on. and they will march N the
parade here on that day. Troops from
Fort Mver. Quantico. Washington Navy
Yard. Fort Hunt. Fort Humphreys and
Fort Washington will march il the
military division. F-aternal and CIVIC
organizations. Washington. Alexandra
ard Arlington County fire departments,
Fly Scouts. high school cadets from
Washington and Arlington County and
National Guard companies from WASH
!ngton and Alexandria viii participate
II The parade
The presidential party will 60 to the
reviewing stand. which viii be erected
on Ne-tn Washington street in the
v.cini,v Of Princess street Immediately
after the reception al the Carlyle House.
Work on the reviewing stand. which
will be glass inclosed and electrically
heated. viii begin Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
SHOOTING OF YOUTH
IS HELD ACCIDENTAL
Roger L. Johnson Dies Of Pistol
Wound at Home in River
dale Where He Boarded.

Special Di>ratch 20 The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md. February ia
coroner's jury. of which Clayton F.
Moore. was foreman. held the shooting
late yesterday of Roger L. Johnson,
19. at the home of H. c. Nickum, where
he boarded. to have been accidental.
johnson and Wilton l.. Todd. step
son of Nickun, were in Johnson's room
examining a revolver when the weapon
vas discharged. the bullet entering
Johnson's abdomen. DR.. F. A. Ben
nett was summoned. but the victim
died a short while later. The inquest
was conducted by Justice of the Peace
o. c. Fuller.
Johnson was the son Of Mrs. Fred
Kolpack Of Bervyn and had been en-
p!oyed az Gros Bidders bakery here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
$4,000 GERMANTOWN
COTTAGE DESTROYED
Members of Family of Richard l..
Waters Narrowly Escape Flames
Believed Caused by Furnace.

SPECIAL DSpatrh 10 ne STAR.
GERMANTOWN. Nd, February 10
Early yesterday fire DESTROYED the
handsome dwelling recently sold by
Register o. Wills Perrie E. Waters to
Mrs. j. Frank Wilson of Washington
and occupied by Mr.. Waters son. Rich
ard l. Waters and family. The loss.
about $4,000. vas partially covered by
insurance
Caused. it Is thought, by an over
heated furance igniting a f1ue. the fire
was not discovered until we'll under
way. and members of the family and
half dozen or more roomerS had
little time TO escape. some Of then,
being forced TO descend from the Sec
ond story by means Of ladders. Much
Of the furniture was lost.
The Rockville and Gaitherburg volun-
teer fire departments responded TO the
alarm. but were unable TO check the
flames. which were famed by high
wind. and confined their efforts largely
TO protecting nearby property, in which
they were successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
TRAIN SCHEDULES CAUSE
WORDY WAR IN GERMANY
Berlin and Leipzig In Heated Con-
troversy, Each Charging Discrimi-
nation by Railway Corporation.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN.-Bitter though bl0odless
war has broken out between Berlin and
Leipzig, like most wars. on account Of
triviality.
Leipzigers declare IL is a bowling in
justice on the part OF the Federated
Railways TO have considered the COM
fort of Berliners by scheduling the frat
train from Berlin to Leipzig at TAO am,
over two hours later than the early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
QUANTICO CURRENT OPEN,

SPECIAL dispatch 10 The Star,
FItEDERICKEEURG Va pa

spt'lai Dispatch IN The Star
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va. February
i3.~~Ihe Fredericksburg plant Of the
Virginia Electric d. Power Co. Is sun
plying current to the Marine barracks
Mt Quantico. A high-poW line from
this city vas completed last week and
switch connecting Marine post with
FfedericksbLrg and other cities In the
cofnpany's vast system was thrown in
by Gen. Ire. commanding officer of
the post. The town OF Quantico Will
be served by the local plant as soon as
The franchise IL granted The line aIno
makes electric current available Tn
Stafford Court House and other places
which have not previously enjoyed The
benefits ~ electricity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
c. J. Suit Funeral Tomorrow.

Special bispstti, Ia The star.
LAEHAM Nd, February Ia Funers
services for Charles j Suit, 90 years
old. who died Saturday at HIS home
here, 0f pneumonia. viii be held TO.
morrow afternoon. mt 2 O'Clock, fran
Gaschs Sons undertaking establiah-
ment at HyattsVilie, Interment VIII be
III Evergreen Cemetery al Bladensbufg
MI SUIT leaves hih widow ana several
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
Turbine Auto Appears.

An inventor of Scotland has an
nounced that he has perfected an auto
mobile operated on the turbine principle
that eliminates the usual system OF
gears. Power from the engine is trans
mitted to the drive by means OF set
Of revolving blades through the medium
OF a liquid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
Man Loops Loop on Head.

Germany has new thrill in the per-
Torrance of an acrobat who loops the
loop upside down. He stands on his
head in a special car. which dashes
down a runway and loops a loop at a
high rate of speed To hold his posi-
ton the man grips bar inside the car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13

spseia IGslairh ~ The star.
LYNCHBUHG, Va. February Ia
William Glenn, c0iOred, Ia In jail here
charged with AN assault with black
Jack on C. J. Brown at lIis home Friday
night Brown dts harged Bessie Elliott
c0lDred, from ilik employ Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13

Frankfort ~0n- the Main, Germany, In
supplying monthly Ia schOai children
45D. 900 hot meals taken In ihermos
containers 10 schools by automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-13
FATHER ASKS $4,000.

Anna J.. Brown ny Auto.
Eb4-sJsi u rbbt'i g. 1Lt ftar.
CUMBERLAND MG, February "a
teD J. l5goSH father ~ Auun IN1na
Brown. T. yeaFs % vino died IL Ia p
5Jt.eA received when size Vas stfuCK
by hn autpnsG1Jle, las entered suit ~
lie Cifc4at Court for $40 900 damages
egkii4bt !lou3k TsukeloYitz sn6 Ctlarles
Wsi4gysd Tie bill alleges that ~.
gaEIsIt 80. while the oetel4dsntA were
driving on North Center street fne
mar iiIie stTuek aHG Ei3leG tic eEl2Iq
Through if.elI eale4eASf4sAs.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
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Every automobile mechanical
~ perfect. We will gladly
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franklin o1Sz.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
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Evening star., 1928-06-09
ROOMS AND IpDAItIl.


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New Britain herald., 1928-05-25

River road is under construction for
2ls miles.
Colchester. Colchester Depot road
is being oiled for }. mile.
Cornwall Plains to West Cornwall
is under construction. Passable al
alt lines. No detours
Ellington-Sadds Hill road is be.
ing oiled for ! mile.
Ellington. Ellington Center road
is being oiled.
Ellington. Ellington avenue Is be-
ing oiled for y mile.
Essex-Main street 10 being oiled
for l mile.
Essex-so. Main street Is being
oiled for l mile.
Northumberland Brook road is
being oiled for 5 Y miles.
Hebron-Bridge on the Amston-
Hebron road is under construction.
Open to traffic.
Guilfor0- Sachems Head road is
being oiled for l mile.
Madison-No. Madison road is be-
ing oiled for miles.
Mansfield-Bridge over Fenton
river on the Mansfield Center War
renville road is under construction.
open to traffic.
Mansfield Center-Warrenville road
is under construction. open to traf-
fic
Newington-No. Main street is I'M
der construction, open to traffic.
Short detour While asphalt is being
applied.
New Fairheld-Balls Pond road is
being oiled for miles.
North Haven-Mt. Carmel road Is
being oiled, for one mile.
Pomfret-Woodsto road Is being
oiled for one mile.
Shelton Huntington road Is being
oiled for miles.
Shelton-White Hill road is being
oiled for 2 miles.
Stamford-High Ridge road Is be-
ing oiled for miles
So. Canaan-Huntsville road closed.
Detour through Falls Village. bridge
is under construction.
Stratford-East Main street, con-
crete road is under construction.
One-way traffic controlled by traffic
men.
Wethersfield-Stat and Main
streets being oiled.
Westport-Riverside avenue. con-
crete road Is under construction.
One-way traffic controlled by flag
men.
Wolcott Waterbury Woodtick road
is under construction. No detours
Woodstock Pomfret road is being
New Britain herald., 1928-05-25

Overpass. grade crossing elimination
concrete construction under way.
but traffic uses old highway.
Danbury-Norwalk road. Branch
Vile cutoff. steam shovel grading
under way. No detours necessary.
Route No. 1877.
Kent-Macedonia road. steam
shovel grading under way. no de-
tours necessary.
Route No. 1913.
Danbury-New Milford road, two
steam ahovels grading In highway.
Short delay probable.
Litchfield- Bantam road Is under
construction. No detours.
Route No. 1913.
Charlottesville to New York state
line. steam shovel grading under
way. Traffic recommended to take
route via Bulls Bridge.
Route No. 1870.
Woodbury. Watertown road, up
town bridge is under construction.
One-way traffic across temporary
bridge.
Route No. 1872.
Cornwall Hollow road. Cornwall
to Canaan under construction. Traf-
around one bridge.
Canaan, No. Canaan road Is being
oiled for 3 miles.
No. Canaan, Canaan road is being
oiled for miles
Route No 1873.
Hartland Hollow Bridge Is under
construction. No detours.
Route No. 1875.
No. Branford- Guilford road Is un-
der construction. Some delay to
traffic.
Route No. 1888.
New Fairfield Sherman road,
steam shovel grading under way.
Short delays probable.
New Fairfield Sherman road Is
being oiled for miles
Route No. 141.
Bridge over Little River on the
Notwithstanding road is under
construction. While the old bridge
| is in use, traffic from the west is
warned to be careful in approaching
this bridge, which is located at the
foot OF steep grade.
! Canterbury Willimantic road Is
being oiled for one mile.
Route No. $50.
Lyme and East Haddam, Ham
burg-No. Plain road is under con-
struction. No delay to traffic.
Old Lyme Hamburg road is being
| oiled for miles.
Lyme-Hamburg road Is being OIL
ed for 3 miles.
Route No. 154.
| Washington Woodbury. road.
| Steam shovel grading at two places.
Short delays probable.
Route No. 1856.
Newtown- Hawleyville road Is be-
| ing oiled for one mile.
Brookfield, Brookfield Center road
Is being oiled for miles.
Route No. 166.
Crystal Lake road. towns Of Rock
Vile and Ellington are under con-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-25
struction. Somewhat rough. No de-

struction. Somewhat rough. No de-
tours.
Route No. 17s.
Preston, the road from Poquetan-
uck to Brewster's Neck is under
construction. very rough, but no de-
tours.
Route No. $50.
Bethel Redding road. steam shovel
grading under way. No detours
necessary.
Redding Georgetown road is I'M
der construction. No detours.
Route No. 1S8.
No. Haven-State street, concrete
road is under construction. One
way traffic controlled by traffic
men.
No. Haven-Broadway is being
oiled for miles.
Route No. 800.
Stamford-Long Ridge road is be-
ing oiled for 5 miles.
Route No. 312.
Norfolk, Hall Meadow road Is be-
ing oiled for Z miles.
Route No. 313.
So. Windsor-Wapping road Is
closed, but detour posted.
Route No. 321.
Griswold- Pachaug road is being
oiled for miles.
Route No. s25.
Prospect Cheshire road. grading
work started. Short detour at two
spots.
Prospect Naugautck road is being
oiled for 2 miles.
Route No. 32s.
East CRANKY, East Granby-Suf-
field road from spoonville Bridge to
East CRANKY Center is being oiled
for 2 miles,
Route No. 1888.
Old Lyme-Ferry road is being
oiled for miles.
Route No. 337.
Milford -Woodmont section is un-
der construction, slight delay to traf-
fic.
Route No. s4s.
Prospect Waterbury road is being
oiled for miles.
No Route Numbers.
Bethel em--Guiles Hollow road Is
being oiled for one mile.
Branford-Pine Orchard road Is
under construction. Some delay to
traffic.
Chester Killingworth road Is un-
der construction. No delay to traf-
fic.
Clinton-Beach Park road Is be-
ing oiled for "a miles.
Clinton Westbrook, Clinton Deep