Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 30

HOPE O PREVENT SHFTING OF RVER International Boundary Group Studies Rio Grande Congregation Finds Dry Law Padlock On New Building By the Associated Press. JERSEY CITY, N. J, July 15—A building on Washington street, taken over by the congre- on of the St. Paul colored worship, has been padlocked be- cause of a liquor law violation by a former tenant. The congregation spent $2,000 in redecorating and furnishing the building and was to have dedicated the church Saturd ‘When they arrived for the sel ices, the members found the pa lock announcement tacked on the door. Straightening. By the Adsociated Press. MEXICO CITY, July 15.—The mem- bers of the International Boundary ©ommission and their consulting engi- meers yesterday plunged into the work of preparing an engineering repor: on the proposed straightening of the Rio QGrande River between EI Paso, Tex., and Quitman Canyon, which it is hoped will eliminate boundary disputes caused by the river's shifting course, ‘A joint report will probably be ready by the end of the week. L. M. Law- son, American commissioner, said sat- {stactory progress on it was being made. He added that commisisoners would ‘be occupied most of the week by supply- ing certain data to supplement the work of the engineers. Mr. Lawson said rapid progress was || Promptly Made Nggbem.de I':hpon the enmee';én: l“e‘i port because there was no controvers: o ettt it Qur fashionable Both American and Mexican engineers 1 f active ere handling the questions that arise, || S5, -y purely from the technical point of View, outlining for the commission what imporiea §$20 Q5 land will have to be cut off and st b ‘what points, in straightening the river. In addition to co-operating in the en- eers’ work, Mr. Lawson and Gustavo rrano, Mexican ~ commissioner, are meeting dally to discuss the form that commissions’ recommendation will | ultimately take. Policemen Use Back Lights. To protect themselves while control- ing traffic at night London bolicemen are trying lamps as an experiment. A red disc is attached to the regular light of the officer and used for signal flaches. The lamp and disc are worn at tie baok of the policeman’s belt. Slip Covers expertly tallored ske Yol . Tinens. wu for every purpose and condition. 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Raymond Kil- patrick, Kansas City salesman, on a warrant sworn out today by his brother, Dr. George A. Kilpatrick of McAlister, Okla., charging the theft of $63,000 in bonds. Kilpatrick told friends here he would | saill from New York July iS on the| steamship Paris for Southampton. The bonds, Dr. Kilpatrick sald, were taken from a safety deposit box here held in the brother's name. Dr. Kil-' patrick said he had accumulated the, bonds as a trust fund for his mother | and sister, entrusting them to his| brother for safekeeping. For leaving his automobile in a car park at Brighton, England, for 14 hours while he visited Boulogne, France, Rev. | Danel Stewart of the Isle of Bute, Sc land, has been fined for “causing an struction.” WASHINu1UN L. LULDDAY, ONE CLUB PLACES FOUR TEAMS IN BRIDGE FINALS Two of Knickerbocker Whist Club Groups Tied for Lead in Asbury Park Meet. By the Assocfted Press. ASBURY PARK, N. 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