Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1928, Page 10

10 ¥ THE EVENING TANUARY 27. 1928, STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . TFRIDAY, —By WEBSTER. ACISTAGIVS 10 BAL I STUNTCASE | | 5 Appeals Jail Term and Will Return to Jersey to Face Charge. the Assaciated Pross. VLL OPerMIT For e {z Gerrics ] &um oor! - YGEATAT < (AW, ComE wi, ALY { PE A STERT! Vv ¢ = (v s ! HAVCN T A THING 10 S1AVEr! ATTA Boy, ALl KLU Q2 AS AMOCH R YOO SOME TIMC. GIMME 3 CAROS ew Haven County d to serve yester- i WILL CONVERT GIRL Former Maharajah Finds One Who Will Perform Rite to Sanc- tion Marriage. T Nl HAVE S AR THES 19 THEOWRG ICNE Y AWAY ¢ a— ; JUST To SEC 1T fIL RAGE YOO 2 ‘M SO HAVE v the Asencia — ez oM | CF Y0 AL AFIER WHESD — ¥ to give the former Maharaiah's d to have apparent- 4 Hindu MEXICANS FAVOR AIR } INTO THIS FCT. 1 KMOW VVE . { COT You BCAT o7 L CALL | Dt T WANT T TAKE { ADVAMTAGE LING YOU MAIL LINE TO LAREDO Serve More Than oposed Route to Tam- STATE’S BANK CLAIM INVOLVED IN SUI % South Dakota Receiver Appeals nail route from to Tampico and thence connecting_ with the | at_Brownsville Hinojosa has ine between Tex.. will be said a larger s would ben- Towns pio, They Say. Liquidation De- cision. By the Associated Press. PIERRE. S Dak.. January 27.—A chal- lenge to the sovereign rights of States when they engage in proprietary en- . terprise. is embodied in a record which was settled in the United States Dis- trict Court yesterday for appeal to the | Federal Circuit Court. The case involves claims totaling $616.000 made by the Rural Credits Board of the State of South Dakota on the Nationa® Bank of Commerce at Plerre. an institution whose failure was followed by the conviction of its president. A. W. Ewert. also treasurer of the Rural Credit> Board. on a charge f embezzling $211.000. This convic- tio has been appealed to the State Supreme Court, The whole affair has been in South Dakota polities for years In the civil litigation the State has been given the preference over or- dinary depositors of the closed bank The United States District Court awarded the commonwealth $263.093.21 —the cash on hand in the bank when closed—besides recognizing it as a common creditor for he balance of fis $616.000 deposit. 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