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B1ouses, Sweaters and
Riding Habits
Specially Priced During Anniversary

Handmade Dimity Overbouse plain and styles s5
Broadcoh Ovebloues Shirts samples, $95
Broadcloth Overblouses in white and tan 1926
Tailored Silk Ovebloues and Shirts white and blue 1895
Crepe de Chine OveblOue in prints 1895
Tailored Silk Shirts and Oveblou white and blue s
Cardigan and Sipover Aool .$295
Awoo and Woolandrayon cadigan slip-overs .$5
Riding Habits, of tweed and $295O
sportswea Sections.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Mems Clothes and Shoes

Mems Spring and fabrics S35
Imported Fabric Topcoa, in dark and light mixtures S375
Fabric masteriaiored of finest materials. 4
Mems Arnold Glove Grip Oord street and sports models $4o
and Second floors
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Unusual Jewelry
Values

Women's Rolled gold Plate Wrist
Watches. 15-jewel movement, $3.50
Women's l4-kt. Gold Wrist Watches,
set with diamonds and synthetic
sapphires go: .S29.oO
Mems Strap Watches, l5.jewel move
ment ......... ....'... $LI.oV
Mems Strap Watches, l5.jewel move.
ment ....... .Sl0.io
18.kt. White Gold Diamond
Rings SIo'oV
Sterling Silver Cigarette Gases, in
hammered style. .$6.75
White Stone Necklaces. ...... .$1.95
Novelty Festoon Jade or Coral Neck
laces .................. SI.oO
Crystalline Chokers. 1925
Crystalline 60-inch Necklaces. $295
Pearl (manufactured Chokers. .$1.95
Iewelry Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
18th Anniversary Sale Offers These Splendid Values for Friday
Accessory Values

Women's 16.rib 2l.inch Umbrellas,
covered with fine silk. ....... .s4.85
Women's 10 and l6.rib Selvedge and
Fancy Bordered Umbrellas. .$3.75
Women's Handbags, new feathers,
$6.45
Women's Handbags - Of smart
feathers and new colors for
1piAH6 So.10
Mems Bill Folds, Hip Books. .sl.45
Artificial Flowers-for coat, suit or
dress Csc and $l.l5
Violets, Orchids, large and small,
SOC and 81
N:Neck Scalloped Crepe de Chine
Vestees-in flesh, white. .... 1895
Floral.painted Chiffon Scarfs. 1896
All.wool Hand.woven Sports Scarfs, 81
Women's Fancy.cuff Fabric Cloves, Csc
Accessory Sections. First floor
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Printed Georgette
Special $1.85 Yard

One may choose from a great variety
of distinctive new designs; 40 inches
wide.
Plain-colored Ceorgette. .$2.25 yard
Georgette Section. Second floor.
Lace Edges and Insertions, in a wide
selection of styles and widths,
Sc to 81 yard
Lace Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Handkerchief
Specials

Women's Handkerchiefs, white and
colored linen, E for ........... .95c
Women's initiated Handkerchiefs, 6
for ................... .95c
Women's French Hand.rolled Hand
kerchiefs, of fine linen, 6 for. .$145
Mems French Linen Handkerchiefs,
with hand-rolled hens ........5 soc
Mems initiated Handkerchiefs, 6
Handkerchief Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Infants Apparel
Specially Priced.

White Dirnity Dresses; embroidered and
shocked .$Io5
White Wolfe Dresses; embroidered and
shocked .$2.o5
Wolfe and Printed Dresses; sizes to
years ...................... .$4.o5
Babies Handmade Dresses ...........o CSC
Babies Hand embroidered Dresses; sizes to
years $1.o5
Babies. Dresses; hand embroidered and seal
loped Observation-Disclosures. 1925
All-wool Receiving Blankets; 30x40. .$1.85
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Anniversary Values in
Ribbons and Laces

Best Quality Double-face Washable
Lingerie Ribbons, "a to ] inch in
width. Special .85c to $3.50 bolt
Self.striped Washable Lingerie Rib
bon, "A to / inch in width. Spe-
cial ..... Csc to $l.90 bolt
Messaline Sash Ribbon, in new Spring
shades; inches wide. ..... .85c yd.
Ribbon Sports Belts Isl
Ribbon Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Girls and Juniors Hats
Special $2.95

Girls and Juniors Hats, in all the new COM
binations for Spring wear. ........ 1926
Girls Junior Misses Millinery Section Fourth floor
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Values in Granite
Hose

Granite Chiffon Silk Hose, with Isle
garter top .$l.45
Granite Outsize Silk Hose, with Isle
top and sole. .$l.65
Granite Mercerized Lisle Hose, spe.
cial quality. .75c
Granite Outsize Mercerizcd Lisle
nose ................. .8oc
Hnsiaru Cacfinrn First
Evening star., 1927-02-24
Defiance Tires
and ubes
Reduced 1870 for Anniversary
Tires

Automobile Tire Section. Second floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Mrs. Lindbergh
Will Not Stop

MEXICO CITY, Dec -27.-(Ei i-Util-
iZing every spare moment OF his time.
t6fonel Charles A. Lindbergh today
was nearing the end Of his prepara-
tions for a flight over rough noun
famous country, largely unsettled. "a
Guatemala City. Guatemala.
Sometime between 6 and tomor-
row morning. the Lone Eagle will
start a trip Of 675 miles over a coun-
try which few travellers and not many
explorers have seen. Allowing COR
headwinds. IL is estimated that the
Spirit Of s.. Louis will cover the dis
tance in nine hours.
His mother Is expected 10 see wha.
she has never beheld before-the hop
off OF her son on one Of his famed
flights. As he disappears over the
mountains. Mrs. LindberCh will start
her return trip 10 her Detroit class
room in another plane. She will stop
At Tampico, San Antonio and In
dianapolis.
She expects to arrive home late
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Youth Kidnapped
Dropped in Cisco

CISCO. Tex. Dec. 11. lr.-Carf
Nylie. 20. kidnapped Sunday morninx
by the Cisco bank robbers are l~LE
here hy them early this morninR.
told officers that ne was not skat
by the r0bhcr. but waE hiI in tha
right arm hE n shot fired nt thH
bandits by his father. X. 4. Nylle.
The elder WylIe opened fire Ra
the trio M kidnarrra lrft hiH farm
at o'clock sunday merninr with
Carl and the lAtLer's automobile. TIE
Duy.s wound iH not serious
They carried mn about tho ranr-
try with them at day yesterday ~
said There Wrrr three w FHm
crowd and two we're wnnrhfh. nmm
n ths arm and the other in ths isF.
Last night wr stayed in u rmntwrm
eight miles north of Cisco ard near
Y froxe. One ~ the robbers tnak
nay overcoat. This morning wg drove
into the Cisco city limits One ~
the robbers secuted around Until -
found Ford touring rar without
curtains. They rot Avn This rhr HnA
Continued On page tWsA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
ESCAPED YECC
RECAPTURED
Man Under Sentence
In Robbery Held
At Hampstead

HOUSTON. Tex. Dec. 27.-LPl-
Henry Hawkins. %, under n 30-year
sentence for bank robbery, was re-
captured at Hampstead early Tues
day just IL hours after he escaped
from Sheriff Henry Barton Of Falls
county in the Union station here
Monday night News Of his arrest In
Hampstead was contained in u mes
sage delivered TO Detective Chief
". X. Kessler.
Sheriff Barton was bringing Haw-
kins here with Clint Smith. also un-
der 30-year sentsnce for the same
robbery. 70 Ue left In the Harris coun-
~ jail until the arrival Of the peni-
tentiary transfer agent TO take them
70 Huntsville.
The prisoners were handcuffed to-
gether when they stepped off the
train Hawkins suddenly began 20
run, dragging Smith with him. He
ran around an iron post and tugged
on the handouts. the cuff on Smiths
wrist slipped off and Hawkins dashed
away in the crowded station.
Barton told police he was unable
90 stop Hawkins with q pistol for fear
Of hitting some one in the crowd.
Smith did not try 70 run and was
placed I'm the city Jail. The pair were
convicted Of robbing the Otto State
Bank Of 81 600 on July 2. They were
tried about ten days ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
LOCAL POLICE
CONVICTS
Soughtin Attack
On Prison Official
Near Alice

A fine screened mesh work or
law enforcement officers from all
branches Of the government was
stretched taut along the north bank
Of the Rio Grande Monday night in
an effort 70 prevent the escape into
Mexico Of three men who fled from
a penitentiary guard and his wife
near Alice Monday afternoon. The
watch was continued into Tuesday.
The men, Ramon Hernandez, Jose
Gonzales and ErEestO Landa, all from
Laredo and under sentences OF from
four 10 l2 years. were being taken
70 the state prison at Huntsville
when they made the break for libcr-
ty. All three were in an automobile.
being guarded BIZ Z. s. Cloud and his
wife. As the auto came to a lonely
stretch Of road near Alice the men
are said 10 have drawn knives and
attacked the agent.
Mrs. Cloud battled desperately in
defense Of her husband. after the
men slashed at him with knives. No
attempt was made to harm her, but
Cloud was tied TO tree, after which
one or the men fired at him with his
own gun, but missed.
Mrs. Cloud went 10 Alice on foot
after the men had abandoned her and
her husband, and a posse returned
with her to the scene and released
Cloud, who was taken to Alice for
medical treatment. His injuries are
not considered serious.
Believing that the men were head
inE toward Mexico officers OF Cam
eron and Hidalgo counties were warn
ed 70 be on the lookout for them. and
Monday night all known exits from
the country were being watched in
Cameron and Hidalgo county.
An especially keen watch was being
kept here AZ fordable places IN the
river in the isolated sections Of the
county. This watch was being shared
By customs inspectors. border patrol
men, sheriffs and other county Of
ficers. Members Of the Brownsville
police department were observing
carefully every machine coming into
the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27

OLMITO CITIZENS
= < =
DEFEND DUCKS IN
X X \
FIGHT ON HAWKS

Armed with shot guns, rifles and
other weapons. including huge net
traps, residents Of Olmito Monday
began an anti-hawk campaign 10
save the wild ducks ano other birds
which make a winter home of the
lakes there.
During the past week the hawks,
most Of which are the Chicken
hawk" variety. have abandoned their
land activities OF catching rabbits
and other small animals and have
been swooping down upon Lake
Tepeguaje. both along the shores
and on the water. Naturalists de-
clare that the water activity Of the
land hawks is unprecedented.
The lake has ben covered with
wild ducks and other birds for the
past month as no hunting is per
mitted on the water which the
birds use as a refuge from hunters
guns IN other fields nearby. Resi-
dents OF the community are patrol
ling the lakes at dawn and in the
evenings during the hours favored
by the hawks for their depreda-
tions.
In their efforts not to frighten
the ducks the guardians of the
birds paradise are trying TO avoid
doing any unnecessary shooting and
resorting chiefly to Turing the
hawks into huge nets strung up on
trees near the water. The nets are
baited with small animals and raw
meat.
Cranes, gulls, sandpipers and a
score OF other varieties OF water
fowl have been victimized BY the
waterfarinc hawks and some Of the
watchers have reported desperate
battles In the air between the
hawks and some Of the more bell
lIgerent gulls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
WOMAN dies;
MEDICO Held
Local Doctor Charged
Following Death In
Operation

Or. George $. Stell. physician with
offices AZ 1903 1-2 Elizabeth street.
was arrested Tuesday morning On d
charge Of murder. growing out ~ the
death OF Mrs. Lucille Watkins, "a
years old, following mn operation.
a preliminary hearing was sched-
uled TO be held before George B.
Brown. justice OF the peace al 1880
p. m. Tuesday.
The doctor had previously been ar
rested on charges Of performing an
illegal operation and released on
bond. A second charge Of the same
kind. concerning an operation on an
other woman. has been filed.
An inques. into the death of Mrs.
Watkins was held Tuesday by Justice
Of the Peace Brown.
The physician was first arrested
Monday afternoon. charged with per-
forming an illegal operation. and was
released under bond Of S2,50o. follow
ing the hearing Of 4 bond motion be-
fore Judge John !. kleiber, In the
county court 40 law.
This complaint was filed by u. r..
Steele. who said he was n br0thcr-in-
Law of the dead woman. County Judge
Oscar {. Daney issued the papers IN
the case. which was later turned back
to Judge kleiber's court.
Following the death of Mrs. Wat
kins Tuesday morning. murder
charge was filed against the physi-
cian. and he was rearrested BY
George Miller. N deputy sheriff.
Mrs Watkins body will he sent
70 s.. Louis Wednesday morning for
burial there. w. "A. Darling has
charge Of the arrangements.
Al Mrs. Watkins came here from St.
louis with her husband, ~ VI
Watkins. about two and n half
months ago. and since her arrival had
been making her home AZ a tourist
camp IN which she died Tuesday
morning.
Besides her husband she " survived
by two children. Virginia. six years
old, and Lee. three and = half years
old; two sisters. Mrs. q. r. Steele,
who came here with her and Mrs.
Martha Stewart. and her father,
Frank Powell. The last named sister
and the father still reside in St.
Louis
While n -. Louis the Watkins
lived at 1851 Burton avenue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Woman Saves
Life Of Husband

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec. 27.-lPl
-Braying three desperate convicts
armed with knives Mrs. n. s. Cloud
saved the life Of her husband. a peni-
tentiary agent. when Ramon Her
nandez, Jose Gonzales and Ernesto
Landa- whom he was transporting
from LAREDO 70 Huntsville. over
powered ard disarmed him and Left
him chained TO q tree after attempt
lng 70 kiil him near Alice late yes
teFday. Mrs. Cloud struggled bare
handed with one Of the trio uho
thrice wounded her husband with a
knife and fired pointblank at him
before the three drove off toward
the Mexican border.
Cloud. accompanied BY his wife.
was taxing the three men 10 the peui-
Tertiary when they suddenly drew
knives and disarmed him, stopped
the machine and fastened him 10 a
tree with a rope he kept in the auto
mobile 20 confiHe prisoners with.
They made no attempt TO harm Mrs.
Cloud. who walked eight miles TO
Alice and notified the sheriff.
Peace officers between Alice and
the border we're asked 70 he On the
lookon; for the Meiucans but X il
Rslsexsd they haza sRtzEsa Asxiea. y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Use Airplane For
Fence Inspection

Pence inspection by means % an
sirplane is n new departure in avia-
tion.
~Skeet" Perkins. McAllen aviator.
who flies TO Brownsville several
times each week. took Dan Nturria
20 his ranch in northern WillRcy
county Monday. and during the trip
made an aerial inspection of the
fences. which bound the Ntarria
ranch property. FLYING low u was
possible 70 ascertain any point
where the fences needed repairs. n
job whiSh ordinarily would have re-
quired several days.
Mr.. Perkins is a member Of the
company operating the Southmost
Plantation below Brownsville and
uses his plane 20 make regular trips
from McAllen 10 Brownsville and on
scEn q ths pl2EtatseA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27

SOUTH BEND. Tex, Dec eT. tFr--
The bank bandit gaFbed Az Santa
Claus. who Icd four others iu che
h0ldup of the firsa National HKhA
OF Cisco Friday aud escaped with
three ot his companions after oHg
member of his gang Was fatally
shot, was wounded fhis mnFnin. near
here in n gun fight With AeunK
county officers.
The man Was brought hnrk shortly
after the battle ard Was Identified
as the bandit leader. Hls other twn
or three companions were fFinR hot
~ pursued ~ = posse of officers
and citizens.
The bandits abandoned tho Autn-
mobile which they were riding under
fire OF the peace officers after thTir
leader had Seen shot. They escaped
On foot and were shooting back 20
the posse as they ran.
The fight was staged in ~ rnaturm
about two miles from here in tha
south end WI Young county.
Three men ln dilariimf~h nuta~
mobile reached here early this rarn-
lng. but turned back at stght WV N
harricade across the road which hmh
been erected ~ Sheriff Jim Foster
and his men. who believed the Cipra
fngitives we're headed thin way. The
Officers Immediately pursued and a
running gun battle began which cun-
tinued for mere than two milrn.
The men left their car and fled in
70 the pasture. The man shot was
the first out of the rHr. Hr turned
and fired on the Officers. wha were
Immediately behind the haAdit 80.
They returned fire and hr And rWn
other men began % run A charge nh
buckshot brought the leader dnwr.
but the others continued firiHF 80
they fled.
City Marshal Jim Davis ~ Graham
and Roy McChaIgn w Eliaurillr. "
special deputy were detailed fn
take the man back 10 Graham. uhrrs
w was discovered Nv was thr santa
Claus of the Cisco hold -un. Hu hnf
been wounded n the lex during th-
battle with officers in WV near ylurr.
Blood from his @nund and rrftnn
and rags used In dressing II fur-
nished officers with riurs ta e.
trail ~ the three furtiver far twn
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
FiUe Die IN Ohio
Fires GdSsed In
Missouri Home

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Dec. 27.-(P
"A mother, her three children and
their uncle were fatally burned in
their home here last night when
kerosene stove exploded and trapped
the victims in a hallway.
Firemen found the bodies Of Mrs.
Lefty Duffy. 26, and her three
children. William. 6. Harmon, 4. and
John. Jr., I months, in the ruins Of
the house. William Duffy. so. un-
Gle Of the children. died today. The
father. John Duffy, ST.. had gone
70 a store 20 get ice cream for n
holiday supper.
ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. 2T.-tFl-
Three men are dead and two women
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27

and a child were overcome as the
result OF asphyxiation from gas
here yesterday.
Albert Nunning. A.. was found
dead in a hotel room while his COM
panion. woman. was taken 20 a
hospital unconscious. Louis Jibbs,
%, committed suicide BY plugging
the keyhole and cracks about his
room and turning on the gas. a
man known as X. Eddy also commit
ted suicide by turning on the gas
jet in his room.
A woman and her small son were
overcome in room above that
where Jibbs committed suicide when
some of the gas seemed through
holes in the ceiling. They will re-
cover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Slayer of Pair
Takes OwnLife

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Dec. 27.-
fPl-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mosher
were shot 10 death NJ their home
six miles north Of here last night
BY Newman Harper of north Man
chester. who later ended his own
life n short distance down the road
from the Mosher home. Officials
could assign no motive for the dcu-
bic murder and suicide. All three
Of the dead were 80 years Of age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
40 Missing When
Hit Ship Sinks

CONSTANTINoPLE. Dec. q. tP,-
Forty lives are feared 70 have been
lost IN the sinking on the Turkish
steamer Svicdi at the entrance Of
tho Gulf of Mudania yesterday after
collision with the Turkish steam
ship Marmara. The vessel sank
within q few minutes. II carried
$50 passengers.
Among those missing are two
teachers from the American school
IN Broussa. Anatoia. Norah Ward of
England and Mile. Hitler Of Switzer-
land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Bridge Work
Across River

The falsework for the information
III bridge across the Rio Grande has
teen completed from the Fourteenth
street approach to the Mexican side
Of the stream, and only few more
Tiling remain 10 be driven before
that part of the work is completed.
Preparations are being made to
put In the large piers on both sides
Of the stream and these will be fol-
lowed by the steel work The rains
last week interfered with the work
hut rapid progress is now being
made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Morrow's Successor
Picked by Morgan Co.

NEW YORK. n. T.. Dec. @. lP-
Harold Stanley, president OF the
Guaranty Company Of New York.
will be admitted 10 partnership In
the firm Of J. p. Morgan 4 CO. CT
New York. II was learned today.
This is the first change in the per-
sonnel Of the firm since the resig-
nation of Dwight VI. Morrow on his
selection as American ambassador to
Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Seek Dividends On
Goodyear Tire Shares

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. =. lPl-A
petition asking a mandatory injure-
tion 70 compel directors or the Good
year Tire and Rubber company of
Akron. Ohio, 70 pay $4,000. 900 in
unpaid back dividends and asking
that a S60.000.000 first mortgage
bond issued now In distribution be
held ur III the dividends were not
paid. was filed in common pleas court
today BY Kent r. johnson. Akron.
holder OF 81 shares Of common stock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Artificial Breathing
Fails to Save Girl

oCONT0. Neh.. Dec. 27.-lPf-The
stubborn fight TO save the life Of
Alma Overgerd, the i6-ysar-old high
school girl who has lived for So days
through the aid Of artificial reSpira-
ticn. ended today. The girl died this
morning. remaining conscious 10 the
sa&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
BAPTIsTs KEEP MUM

DALLAS. Tex Dec. q. 6PY-ne-
liberations of the educational eo.a-
mission OF the Baptist General con
rention when NJ met here to-day 10
consider suggestions of moving and
consolidating various Baptist achosls
~ the state we're guarded carefully.
what took place W 20 noon vas not
EmwnaImd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
MEXICO Gets
RIGHT TOBUY
FORDAIRSHIP
Arms, Munitions En-
barge Relaxed; To
Consider Importa-
tions AS Requested

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Dec. 27.-
(Pp-Deciding upon a distinct re-
taxation" Of the air craft OF war
munitions emgargo against Mexico.
the stat department today granted
a license 10 the Mexican govern
ment TO purchase the tri-motored
Ford plane in which Mrs. Evange-
line Lindbergh flew from Detroit
TO Mexico City.
The permission given Mexico 70
buy the Ford plane was the first
step taken under the new policy an
nounced today.
The first announcement that the
state department was considering
the lifting Of the munitions embar-
20 came from the White House ID
was said at the department after
ward however. that while there was
no present intention TO wipe out the
embargo entirely. each application
for purchase OF arms or other war
munitions in the United States
would be considered and acted upon
Immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
CAR CRASH FATAL TO TWO

MCKINNEY. Ter. Dec q. Rl-
Robert Houston Moore. is. and Jesse
Herman Porter. IL. wc-e killed en-
stantly late Monday night when their
automobile vent of : bridge near
4ssiaks; Ia saE I'll fezE;eaR tset
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
OTHERS
INCISCOCASE
BATTLE FREE
Officers Battle Three
Near South Bend
After Kidnapped Boy
Is Returned Home

SOUTH BEND. Tex. Dee. al
tAP)-HoIding ~ hay scores ~
officers and citizens. t~o EriEElrd
dcspcradocs covered their retreat
with sweeping Eunfirc and nc noan
to-day had succeeded IN crossing
the BrA1oH river near BmnErFH
Texas. into the dense HndrrhruAh
Of Young county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
WEATHER

For BroMnavilla and the Imrmar
Rio Grande Valley: Cloudy ~ partly
cloudy and warmer tonight Aud We'd
neHdAy. Light 10 moderate R0uthmriF
winds On the ucSt cuAat.
For East Texas. CIauav tBHiEhI
and Wednesday with local rhinnf Fin-
ing temperature. Freah southeast u
south winds ON tire cease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED

GAVESTON, Tex. Dee. q, P-
James Brooks. 80. died In the night
at n hospital "a the result OF in
iaries received in . collision Of his
zes2EsZsla REs- A ls9SisK ssk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
DECLARE. S-4
VICTIMSDEAD
Divers Seek to Carry
On Rescue Efforts
Despite Cold

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. 27.-iPi-A
message from Secretary Of the Navy
Wilbur saying that the members Of
the crew of the submarine S-4 had
been declared officially dead as Of
December 2l vas received today by
Rear Admiral Andrews. commandant
of the first naval district There was
no amplification.