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3 DEAD ~ CHICAGO STORM.
Snow Blinds Driver In Path OF Ap-
preaching Train.

CHICAGO. December 81 P).-Na-
lures New Year gift to the Middle
West has come. wrapped in snow and
icicles.
Nv New Year morning. said the
weather man. 10 degrees below zero
may he recorded here. The Their.
mometer was steadily falling early to-
dav. although the lowest last night
was II above.
Three Chicago deaths were attrih.
uted to Yesterdays storm. One man.
blinded nv snow. stopped his motor
car in the path Of A Chica go-North-
western train and was killed. Anoth-
er tell dead shoveling snow and a
third died from exposure.
Every Snowplow OF the Chicago
surface lines was in use during the
night. Snowfall here was three inches
with no sign of abatement before
tonight.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Albertic-oueenstown and Liverpool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and London
Observation-Disclosures, rss3.aoMey s,ovan and LIVERPOOL
Rvndam-Pivmouth BouloEne and Rot
Ia Msrea-Puerto Barrios and Livingston.
MaravI-santiagO. Kingston and Puerto 20
pastores-Havana CristobaI and Port Limon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
American tarmer-plynouth and London.
Oriza5a-Havana.
P0nce-san Juan. ~
Colon bla--Puerto Colombia. Cristobsi and
Pan .Hmerica-Rio de Janeiro santos Monte
vdeo and Buenos Aires n r,.-
HnroPnasT,to Pis ana + r. J Jabn Domingo ''
Rernini-Buenos Ares
Caho To~res-Lisbon.
t.Itv of Burban-I apetoWn
PenrsunI-santo Domingo.
Mes, Cawthorn--Caoetoun
West kedron-Accra.
SAILING MONDAY JANUARY ..
observation-disclosures Southampton and
Hamburg
SAILING TUESDAY JANUARY >.
Dresdcn-Plymouth Cheroourg and Bremen
SAILING WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4.
Con,e BIancamano-Saplss and Genoa.
Fort MISUNDERSTANDING.
Georss wsshington-Piymouth Cheroonrg
Lara-San Juan, La Guayra and Marscaieo
acknowledgements C E,nSsdl i PT.rto COON
hia ana Santa Marta ,
GuaysQuil-Port al Prince and CFisooaI'
SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY s.
; Coar,o-ssn Juan and santo Domingo Cliy.
Hait,-St. Thomas, Martinique ana Para
Dominics-s, Thomas. Martinique and
o.tar mLChrisuan.snd. Oslo and copen-
President Hay..--Cr,.ohal and Pacific
Santa Ehsa-Cri.,oesl Iauiou. and Val
paraIs0.
SusTen-Havre rs
SAILING FRIDAY. JANUARY 8.
Lsnlsnd-Hantax. Plymouth, Cherccurg and
/ Hesnlute-C.uise around the world.
Aou,tanis-Cherbourx and Southampton
Observation-Disclosures cTIise
/ Amaxcne--Inaxua. Cape Haln and Port au
ssrrhus-Ia Guayrs. Puerto CabelIc ard
Aunargo-NassSu.
/ SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY :.
! Adria,te-c,ternstown and Liverpool
| Mrnntk ahds--Piymout BcuioEne ard Lon
Aniania-oaeer.,own and IAserpeoi-
| Franconia-Crutse around the world
Athenta-Novtlie and Glasgow,
/ Acknowledgements. Esvr. ard Lonoon'
/ Elna E-Puerio PiatA, AaCeTis ana saasc
I San Juzp-San Juan
Xauban-Rto de JAnelTo. Nonisysdec arc
voIsndau,-Piy mouth. souiosns and Rot
iefvianI.
! t'lus--Havsns Crtsiond ard Pot l1ncn
Ca-rilio-Sannako. Kingston. TEA ana
Puerto Bsirsos-
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REPORT Of STRIFE
IN SAMOA DENIED
Claim of Native Anger Over
Deportations of League
Chiefs Held Untrue.

~ the As~0riatrd Press,
ApIA. Western Samoa. December 81.
-ENpreSsed fears that serious trouble
AMONG natives would result from The
recently ordered deportation of three
European leaders Of their league were
declared unfounded today by those in
close touch with the situation They
do not believe that the diSaifection
amonc The natives that has persisted
for more than a year will result IN
physical opposition To the government
If Now Zealand
The Ruval Commission from New
Zealand after An extended invcStt@a-
tion reported that the political move
ment of recent months among 81
means backed hy Europeans amounted
% . Deliberate attempt to SuhNert the
prnSent form nf government, tNcStern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
On Memmlam.

BROOKS. In sad but l1xtnS -.-,en,n-soes ef
my dear mother. ELIZA ETA sRC,9as,ss.
HER LovING DAUGHTER MARY
the rtenory ~ our dear husband s-5
this III. i've years ago today. December
his E9 3xE S. WYE KATE AND DEvor-
cAMPHoR In sad hut sweet -.-c-x -
our dear daughter and sister. PERLIs Tn
4Ts wears ago today Oecenhes 81. i2@@ss-
". have only your r,er.orv. dear Ps-ltste-.
To remember our whole life sn@cuS1-
Ard you are The ore We VII never toTses'
We we-e sad when you lsft cs, P.ri-ssef.
But Jesus kncwesh eesi:
He took vou home 90 BE With Elm
YorR n6EvoTED NoTHER. SISTER AND
COATES. II sad bot loxtnE .n-Tsry = e.
parted thi. life Twelve yeas Axo to-day
DECEMBER 81. 1918
Loved In hfe, N death TsneTVs sSSfv
SeiaTed dausa,eT. HELEN L NcCoT
poONET. sho d.ed nine yea-s age to-day
Dec~roer 81 1915.
Somewhere IN Gods glory
pwslhng Ia ira, holy CITY
AND NELLIE MCCOY.
hS sSe.".r ik 4 s. 5, KosSls 40
eerarted this life rlre ysa-s Az .C..As-
n~cs r,rer 81 1915 TIE FAMILY
HOWARD. A tribute .. t-ss-sSss,eIr AFa
HOWARD D. n former rasto- % tee
Lon Baptist Cnurcs- ~Ac Cscs-sss mrs
he two ysA-s s<o, De<v-r Re- "a l.-S
IL wAsHrNG rrooS. y Z Pasio-
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1879.
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ERT is.
HgEn. In vss@r.e-y az our father waN -
ns-teSs this hfe ter years axe psCe1seNe~
81 1928
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his CEurSE<
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Deaths.

s, lie lie, + Il =. N Sksn s. s. asd
ssan A AS.9 , snssrs 'e iss a
bort No Relatives am dfrteois invited. 81
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s,s rs,,Ssner y sasH's 81 .r 81 ' 1esrs
tSihsr Of Sdna N Sets. Remains rrstins
funrrsi servtt~> AMI ,rserufept 81 Hashes
vile Pa, on Aenday January :. lS~S- Al
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day, January :, les at : 80 m, sheecs
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renoye OF heT >nn9. Ke}stVeS asi trssfs1s
invited to attend.
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her ds9sh,er Nrs Thomas Nekenas Gle
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ate N,cnssi srs ~, bar, ssed 81 SssTs
ransssi ",m y r nets nv" Jsnn ns 81
an thence to 81 Icsephs Chur,A where
mass ~ill te ssit At . ~, ter the rrFs,ss
te attend iu,rru,ssi in Mount oliSet
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
M|DWEST'S STORM
IS SWEEPING EAST
Subzero Weather Reported in
Many Areas-MaiI Planes
Drop Schedules.


KANSAS CITY. December 3l.-A
storm that brought snow to more than
a dozen Western States today con-
tinued East and South.
Riding north wind that swept
from Canadian border points, where
subzero temperatures prevailed, snow
yesterday extended into the upper
Mississippi Valley and Southwest
states Slight prospect for relief Is
seen before Tuesday.
A point near Butte, Mont. had a
reading Of "a below. while Casper.
Wvo., showed ~ below.
The Dakotas, Nebraska. Kansas and
Missouri found the mercury near zero
at midnight. with snow delaying traf-
fc. Chicago Dallas mail planes aban-
doned schedules due to fog and snow
yesterday.
From three tn seven inches OF snow
fell in the Northwest. Only light
blanket was reported In Oklahoma
and northern Texas. however.
At Townsend. Mont. Gangamin
Bunch died of exposure.
Continued cold. with sleet or snow.
extending East from the Mississippi
Valley was forecast today.
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NECK BROKEN. SAYS SUIT.

Special pspstrh 10 The star
HAGEHSTOWN, Md, December 81
It, 4. Blake today flied suit for SIS.
900 against Il. IL, EusSarti. alleging
his neck was broken in July. 1925,
when he was thrown from the top OF
hay wagon by RuEEard exciting the
horses ~ which the wagon was
hitrhed,
HE claims he is ntanently In.
iured as result OF the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
Canals Compared.

The Suez Canal is the largest canal
in the length Of miles. its length he
ing 40 miles. The Panama Canal. how
ever. is the deepest and widest canal
with A depth Of 45 feet and width
Of 500 feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
centennial DATE
FOR MASONIC BODY.
Hiram Lodge Celebrating
Tooth Anniversary by Series
of FraternaI Ceremonies.

Hiram Lodge No. TO- + A. A. NJ.
Yesterday evening. in the auditorium
" Masonic Temple. Thirteenth street
md New York avenue. held the first
VI series Of special meetings in cele-
hration Of the one hundredth ami.
tersary of the date of chartering the
lodge. IT was tiled session and was
attended by "A large number of master
kIaSons.
The meeting was under the direc-
ton of Past Grand Master Mark f.
FINLEY, who welcomed the present
grand master of Masons in District
of Columbia. james r. Gibbs. and
other officers of the Grand Lodge.
Program Of Ceremonies.
After The singing of Your Flag
and My Flag" by the audience. short
addresses were made by several OF the
Grand Lodge officers and of the other
grand bodies Of Masonry.
Past Master james r. Lambie, who
was the master Of Hiram Lodge 80
years ago, was then introduced after
which the principal speaker Of the
evening. Rev. Dr Thomas l.. Greene
of the National Red Cross Society
felicitated the lodge on the record Of
its 100 wears of Masonic history. He
gave an eloquent inspirational ad
dress suitable to a Masonic audience
Auditorium Decorated.
The auditorium was appropriately
decorated and music was furnished
by an orchestra
Ladies night" under the direction
Of Fast Master William r. Herbst, Is
scheduled for the Mayfiower Hotel
Wednesday evening; Saturday night
January :. the Centennial banquet
under the direction of Past Master
Harry &. kihball. vii be held At HE
same hotel. and Sunday evening
January s. ut 5 o'clock. special re-
ligious services will he held at Con
corda Lutheran Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

LULA
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
give New Year dance AT the Blue
Triangle Hut. Twentieth and f
shott in charge.
Independen Order Sons Of Jonsd b
will hold a watch night meeting.
O'Clock at 623 Louisiana avenue.
The American War Veterans Club
will ring in the New Year with car
nival. dinner ard dance at the Rs
leigh Hotel. the dinner TO start AT s
o'clock. Dancing at 2.
The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance at the Denlee. 1919 r street.
FUTURE.
Mrs. Mabel NJ. Jones. recently re-
turned from a two.year stay in Eli
rope. will speak OF Italy" January s.
pm. In ST. Marks new parish hall.
under auspices of ST Marks branch
Of the woman's auxiliary. The pub
lie will be welcome
Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday. pm, at
Wilson Normal school.
The exhibition of block prints hv
Harold Haven Brown and Florence
Bradshaw Brown. now displayed at
the Smithsonian building. will close
Monday. 4:3e pm
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet tomorrow. ; pm. AT car stop
nearest Chevy Chase Seminary. for a
walk through Rock Creek Park to
Chappeil road. Waldburg Hewitt
leader.
The New York State Society will
meet TUESDAY. $50 pm, al the vii.
lard Hotel.
Beta Chapter. Sigma Epsilon Soror.
lily. will gave a subscription tea dance
Monday from I 10 pm. at the VIII.
lard Hotel.
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DUE MONDAY. JANUARY ::
Acknowledgement ....... December ~
Ijlua--Port LinOn ..... December -
American Standardization Deem Der -
...... Decent Der -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ........ Decemoer ~
DecenI Der %.
tn,iari3--L,verpooI .... December -
Fort Victoria--Rerfnuds . December 81
'Gar1O--San Juan ... December -
Tarabobtp-Mararaibn .... December -
Teno--VaIparslso ......... December II
San Juan-San Juan ....... December -
ReIiance-Wes. Indies cruise 80
.....-.D.'...D December II
DUE TUESDAY. JANUARY 3
Observation-Disclosures 49, December ~
Rrsolute--Hamburg ... December "a
SibouPy--HayaDa .... December 81
CarriIO-Puerto BarrlOs. DECEMBER -
Acknowledgements ......... January
Western World--Buenos Aires. December io
ristohaI--(,ri atohai December cb
American ShIpper--LOndOn December "a
DUE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 4.
France-Havre ............. Decemoer -
Mongoiia-San FrdncrstO. DECEMBER -
Francnnia-West Indies cruise. -
Hditi-pa ranI8rIDo ........... December -
DUE THURSDAY. JANUARY 3.
Fort Ct. George fmuds. January .
Silvia--St. Johns .-......... January
Iacapa-Ssnta Marta ....... Decerl 1ef =
DIE FRIDAY. JANUARY ..
Antonio Lopez-Barcelona -. December i"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

tiF CASE found : miiss south eAns
Church owner ttvnufNtng can have same
ALnlS swift ~ Col. VI. Ant Aia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance at the Denlee. 1919 r street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

The American War Veterans Club
will ring in the New Year with car
nival. dinner ard dance at the Rs.
leigh Hotel. the dinner TO start al
O'Clock. Dancing at 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

HANnhAG hlaCk MM,,tsN saith D 10 AZ
between Annanohs totsl and onlus Re
turn tn.rt AnnApults Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Independent Order Sons of iona dab
will hold watch night meeting. s
o'clock al se3 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

The Red Triangle Outing Club will
give 4 New Year dance at the Blue
Triangle Hut. Twentieth and f
streets. . o'clock. Florence Hender.
Shott in charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

The exhibition of block prints nv
Harold Haven Brown and Florence
Bradshaw Brown. now displayed at
the Smithsonian building. will close
Monday. 4.Se pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

HANnnAu hiarh Trout Ut ptyntruth Alta
ft,day nisht Mate aAsd Rev atd An ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday. s pm. at
Wilson Normal school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

DUE TOMORROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

rlN seed pearl With tepss venter; let~eee
tAlh attu | ith aud a,d Il ~tA Reward
Address u,.A " star ,ag,t,a 1Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

The New York State Society will
meet Tuesday. $50 pm, at the vii.
lard Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Ssilings From
New York.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

DUE TODA Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Beta Chapter. Sigma Epsilon Soror.
i,y. will gave subscription tea dance
Monday from I 10 pm. at the VIII.
hard Hotel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-07
O

Mrs. George McGonigle. Jr., and
little son are leaving tonight for
Houston where they will visit st
the home Of Mrs. McGonigle's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Young. dur
ing the holidays. Mr.. McGonigle wiz
20 10 Houston later 70 be with them.
Mrs. Clyde III. Smith Of Harris
burg. Pa. is here visiting in the city
q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Faust Of St.
Louis are here for a short visit again
this winter. Mr.. Faust was in the
Valley last year for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Bell Of Dallas
will be here for some time on a tour
Of the Valley.
J. III. Cottingham and brother. J. r..
Jr., both Of Mission are here on bust
ness in connection with the immigra-
tion service.
G. VI. Dryden and H.. z. Messer,
cotton dealers, are here from Robs-
town on business.
W. M. Jordon Is here from Fort
Worth on n contract job of super
visinv some plastering work.
J. ". McMillan. realtor, is here OF
business from Houston.
s. G.. Akridge. connected with the
Southern Pacific lines, j. here on
business.
&. O. Paulson OF Riverside. Mich.
arrived in Brownsville Wednesday 70
spend a week looking ver the Valley.
r. w. Huff il q business visitor
here from Raymondville.
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nation. Rarely has q national on
vention Of the party assembled that
contests which involved negro repre-
sentatives have not come before the
national committee. At Cleveland five
years ago the Creager contingent was
seated entirely, and the Texas
"black-and-tan" organization defeat
ed. Contests are also the usual order
from other Southern States. but some
negro delegates are seated.
Members of the national committee
in Washington Sunday night did not
appear excited over the effort Of
Simmons to put them on record Thew
stand for freedom Of all, they said,
allowing each State to work out its
" problem.
Simmons says the Lincoln League
will organize to bring men Of all
races into the party in all parts Of
the country. and indicates that some
work is to be done in Texas. An at
tempt also is to be made to bring
them before the national committee
this week in order to obtain M Of
fetal expression.
Numerous Southern members OF
the national committee. according 20
Simmons, have disclaimed any con-
nection with the Southern States Re-
publican League. and have maintained
that the republican party must not
be held responsible for the views Of
a national committeeman.
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G. FIGHT
IN TEXAS Seen
Reported Speech Made
AT New Orleans by
Creager Cited
washington Dispatch to
The Dallas News.)

The prospect of a contest in Texas
over the stand of r. b. Creager, re-
publican national committeeman from
that state, TO make the republican
party in Texas a "white mans party"
with the possibility Of sending a con-
testing Texas delegation 20 the ma
tional convention, is indicated in a
statement made in Washington by
Roscoe Conkling Simmons Of Chicago.
Simmons, who is a nephew of the
late Booker 7. Washington aud presi-
dent Of the Lincoln League, made
known that the national republican
committee had been c~ircularized
with the view Of ascertaining wheth-
er they stood for the alleged utter
ances Of CreaRer nc a dinner gather
ing in New Orleans some weeks ego.
The alleged statement Of Creager
characterized the negro as a camp
follower" in the republican party, and
Is reported to have been made before
the Southern States Republican
League, a so-called "lily-white" or
ganization. The supposed speech
was widely circulated by New Or
leans newspapers.
Creager, who Is here In connection
with the meeting Of the republican
national committee, had no comment
to make on the effort Of Simmons. II
Is declared, however. that he did not
attend the dinner referred 70. there
fore did not make a speech before IL.
No Novelty
Creager's position in Texas with
reference to making the republican
party such that Il would be attrac-
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Deposits Sought
To Revive Trade

LONDON R1-Increased bank de-
posits would be the best available
means for financing a trade revival
in England, believes Frederick Hyde.
president Of the Institute Of Bank
ers and directors of Midland Bank,
Ltd.
Hyde suggests that bankers should
consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of inducing
persons with weekly wages to open
bank accounts and thus minimize the
use Of cash in making payments.
English banks have been slow TO
welcome small accounts. This per-
haps has been due largely TO credit
having been generally extended by
English banks in the way of permits
sion 10 make overdrafts. Conse-
quentiy opening an account was in
a way regarded as an extension OF
credit.
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Presbyterian Men
Oh Valley to Meet

SAN BENITO, Dec. 7.-Several
hundred men Of the Valley, members
OF the Presbyterian church, will
hold a meeting ut Harrington Friday
night. according TO announcement by
Rev. Francis NJ. Davis, minister OF
the First Presbyterian church of
San Benito.
The meeting will begin at 7 p. m,
Rev. Davis announced, and will be
attended by men from all cities Of
the Valley who are members Of the
"Men-of-the-church," u denomina-
tional organization.
Re. Homer Mcmillan. n. D., OF
Atlanta. Ga. will deliver the prin-
cipal address. Mcmillan Is secre-
tary Of the Home Mission of the
General Assembly. and will bring an
inspiring message to the meeting,
according 10 announcement.