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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
Mrs. Jack Delaney's
Strength Slowly
Ebbing, Is Report

NEW YORK, March 2.-Her
strength ebbing, following an
operation for acute intestinal
disorder, Mrs. Jack Delaney,
pretty wife of the light-heavy-
weight champion boxer, is in a
critical condition in DR.. William
Fralick's sanitorium.
Attended night and day by
Dr.. Fralick, Mrs. Delaney's re-
sistance dwindles each day,
despite stubborn efforts to save
her life, it was learned today
at the hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

Is
Down in lazy Tampa today
where the rail birds see all Of
their major league baseball DUR
ing the months of February and
March, there will be consterna-
ticn among the pickanninies
who are accustomed to seeing
or Marsa Walter johnson and
d Sammy Rice to say naught
o. tha' thar joey ledge go
through their annual spring
sprouts but who evan in dis
hea world expected to see no
gray haided OF man prancin'
around in short pants and cut
tin-up with them thar basketball
boys.
No doubt more than one
dusky juvenile will scamper to
his nanny to spread the mar
velous tale Of an old man with
little hair on his head and what
there is of it gray, a-capering
around and carrying on scandals
amongst Misto Bucky Haas
chilluns and by late this. after
noon there should be quite a
parcel OF unemployed gathered
around the outfield marvelinr
at the antics Of Misto Tristum
Speakah, late of CIevelum.
Ohio.
News of such q sort travels
rapidly in your average small
town. The turnout should he
nothing short Of that USUALLY
accorded a circus, only of course
Misto Tristum Speakah car
ries no calliope along with him
nor does he send a crew of gen
tlemen to bill post the town
for weeks in advance.
All the more reason WHY nam
demonium should reign because
this heah miracle draps straight
down from heaben and proves
beyond peradventure what the
parson done praught from his
pulpit bout the Good Book
sayin' anything can happen eff
the Good Lawd say the word.
AS a matter of truth there
isn't as much difference be-
tween the ages of Misto Waltafl
Johnson and Misto Tristum
Speakah as there is between
two twins. The onliest out, as
the boys in the back room say,
is that time has "teched" the
countenance and tresses of
Misto Speakah a little more
generously than it has Misto
Johnson's, so that the former
looks more like he should be
home taking care of the grand
children than out yonder fiddlin'
with a baseball and bat.
And so it will be the outward
appearance Of Misto Speakah,
rather than any lame, halt or
blind indications, which will have
the Tampa hangers-on hanging
on the rails indeed, when he
veers to the right and to the
left and to the fore and to aft
for those fungo flies from the
wands of Nick Altrock and
Company, for alas, it has long
been said of Misto Speakah and
is still quite true, that he covers
an outfield just the same as the
grass, and the grass in Tampa
grows very green and hugs the
landscape as a carpet,
So while and whereas Tampa
mas lost, its real estate boom, and
its race track privileges and
any of the destinations which
prevailed when Florida was in its
bonanza stage, the Chamber of
Commerce thereof cannot COM
plain that the greatest sporting
wonder of the age is not in its
nlidst-fellow townsmen, meet
Misto Tristum Spe ,,aah, the liv-
ing example of eternal youth
and perpetual motion combined.
AZ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

Earl McNeiy, who arrived yester.
day in fine shape. viii start in
center field, but both Sam West and
Bernie Neis are expected to share
some OF the workout there against
the Braves.
Sam Rice win start in right field,
but Ollie Tucker and Nick CuIlop,
who got in his first practice session
yesterday, win share the troubles in
that sector A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

Bob McCann, who il TO be
drilled as understudy for Judge.
will relieve the veteran before
the game b done. Stuffy Stew.
art win replace Buclxy Harris,
Bob Reeves win take Myers
place and Bluege win give way
to ellis, the former football
star from the Birmingham club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
Puck Chasers Hold
Places in League

NEW YORK. March 2.-Standings
in both sections of the National
Hockey League are, unchanged to.
day as result of last nights
games.
The New York Rangers leaders
of the American division. were
whitewashed. 3 20 0 by the Black
Hawks in Chicago, but lost no
ground as Boston. the leading con.
tender lost to the New York Amer-
leans 8 the same. score. The
Americans did all their scoring in
the first is minutes.
The lowly Toronto Maple Leafs.
playing at home, surprised with a
<to-1 victory ever Pittsburgh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
COUNTY Basket
TITLE At STAKE.

George Mason High School, Of
Alexandra, and Washington and
Lee High, of Clarendon, will fight
it out Monday night in the Alex.
andria Armory for the inter.
scholastic basketball championship
of Arlington county. Va. 1t will
be the rubber game of a series.
In the preliminary. the George
Mason and ST. Mary's School girls
will meet at 1880 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
EMMANUEL GETS STARTED

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2.--Ar.
mand Emmanuel Jewish heavy
weight fighter. today held six
round decision over AL Corbett.
Sacramento. Emmanuel won every
round. Billy Gibson. manager OF
Gene Tunney. predicted Emmanuel
was going some place n the fight
game,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
5 81 |
PIN MARKS
BY Z. D. Thomas

An almost unbelievable record 10,
day stands to the credit Of the
Beeques' team. Of the washington
Ladies' Duckpin League. which
rolled a set Of 1860 in champion
ship match with the Climbers. at the
Coliseum.
The Beeques high game SIS. also
Is a record for girls. Mrs. Katherine
Quigley added q third. 1t Is believed.
when she shot flat score OF So
Miss Pauline Thomas was the
star Of the big set. Her total
Of $40 u high for the season,
beating Miss Rena Leyy's mark
BY q single pin. Miss Lorraine
Gull, who holds the girls set
record for all time with mark
Of 395, contributed 364 naples
to the Beeques' remarkable ]
total.
The Beeques. who take their name
from the initials of their captain,
Miss Bronson Qualities. held the
previous team records with a set or
1881 and game OF SCI.
Here are the scores Of their latest
performance:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

Chick Passon, Of Philadelphia, con-,
tinues to lead the field with total OF
2S9 points, while he is still getting
plenty OF opposition from Rusty
Saunders, of Washington, whose
total is 284 and who has played in
four games less than the Quaker
sharpshooter. Benny Borgemann,
with the highest points-per- game
mark. and Nat Holman and Davey
Banks made big gains in the race,
each climbing three or more places.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

the bases and in the outfield. he
said. IF he doesn't suffer from
that beaning he got last year, he
ought to provide some stiff opposi-
ton. He's a real outfielder. =
Mccain. whose light hitting
kept him from making the Mack.
men when he first broke in, has
begun landing ON the ball with a
vengeance here. II was this
clOuting that attracted President
Griffith, and none of McCann's
moves went uIlnOticed.
Fred Marberry has joined Jack
Onslow's squad of fat, boys. while
Murray is about due to graduate
Marberry loafed all winter and viii
have to take off many pounds be
fore being ready to show his real
stuff. Hadley's hard grind has be.
gun to reduce his weight, and an
other week should see 4 big change
in him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

Al made a flashy finish in each OF
his three games to get over the 400
mark. In the tenth frame OF the
first game he got an eight-pin spare.
ne finished the second string with
a ten-count on a spare and made
spare and count of nine to finish the
evening.
The duckpin fans are looking for
ward to- the return clash at the King
Pin next Saturday between the King
Pin Stars and the Cashmyers. OF
Catonsville. Md. The Cashmyers
whipped the King Pins in q tive.
game battle at Gainesville.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
.BUCKY HARRIS To LET
GRAY EAGLE TAKE
THINGS EASY
BY Louis A. Dougher

TAMPA Fla March Goose Gon largely because Of his superb
physical condition. will play through the first exhibition of the
season here Saturday against the Boston Braves Iris Speaker
ST. Petersburg Tuesday Every other posi-
ton in the lineup will have three players action before
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02
kennedy TAILS BACK
!. IN POINT STANDING
5.<,F

Manager Ray Kennedys forced layo during
last week has caused him to fall back the individual scoring
the American Basketball League He dropped third
sixth place. according league statistics inclusive of nights
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-02

Al Work, the famous sOutI.
paw, gathered himself 40l naples
for the seasons high set III the
crack Athletic Club League.
shooting for the SnlithfieIds
against the NOnads at COnyen.
tiOn Hall. His team tOtaIed
1907.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-29

Made Of good gra d e Illinois corn, five sewed, red polished ham, de. No ' size. ss'. sor 44c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
MANY STREETS
STREWN With
VAR VICTIMS
Defenders of Interna-
tional Settlcmen
Hold Line Against
Chinese Hordes

Slanphais international settle
mcnt. harboring thousands Of foreign
ers ani protected hy q steel ring of
armed forces, today was q veritahle
isle of safety. SURF undcd by the
angry waves Of Chinese fighting, ra-
pine. l0OlinE and inc rdiari m
With The native sections of the citv
utterly given over ID rioting. plum
derirr and blco5shed in which both
the victorious Cantonese and the de-
featcd haatUnese took ulrt. the
foreign defenders anxiously paced
the harhel wire boundaries ard re-
PEELED all attempts et invasiCn.
Cut off by the Cantonese army.
tho.e remnants of the >hanturgcse
forces not engaged in loot.ue strovc
to pierce the barriers ana gain the
protection OF the foreign fighting
men against thUir encmier
Hundreds of them were admitted
after sufrrndaring their rifles but
Others throwing themselves in a1-
parent frenzy on the foreign defend
crs were rapui cd bv force arms.
Il one such clash fey score sue
cccded IN breaking through hut were
quickly elected. Another charge
broke when the British opened fire,
Continued on page twol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
jury INDICTS
MRS. EVANS
Charged With Assault
To Murder on Mrs.
j. NJ. Ball

Mrs. y. A Evans of Santa Rosa
has ben arrested following her i'm
dictmcnt or charge w assault wv
murder and has made bond in the
case
Mrs. Evans originally was arrested
in connection with the w0unding of
Mrs. y. NJ. Bali at santa Rosa fol-
lowing an alteration on February
l9. Mrs. Bali was shot in the side.
r. F. Aglr cf san Berito has bean
arrested following Indictment wv w
charge of negligent homicide in
connection with . fatal hirhwav uc-
Y dent wcst of Hari.ngen.
IA. Nj. Burgess and Henry Brown
were indicted foinrlr on charge
of keeping a building for gambling
purposes and have been arrested.
Brown was indicted separately On y
charge of keeping "A gaming table.
Brown hHs tcrn returned ~ Jail VII
q bench warrant issued by Judge A.
N FurrinEham
Barney Mckay. indicated on a
-hnrrc 1f carrying 4 pistol. has been
arrested
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
SECOND HUGE
AUTO Combine
IS INDICATED
w. c. Durant, Once
Head of General Mo-
tors, Intimates Com
bination Pending

NEW YORK. Mar 22-tPl-IhC at-
tcntion VI tho world of finance and
motors today was focused on William
Durant as the po sible organizer of
another huge combination in the au-
.omoh.le industry.
such u development has been fore
seen by Observers who have held that
the position VII leadership attained by
the General Motors Corporation
would either result IT'D elimination ot
some Of the independent companies
on force another eZtens iyc consolida-
zion.
Durant announced that he will
make public Apri VI, "plans that will
tartle ten industry and prove m, 81
emlhat.cally that Durant IL back on
the yoo.
Already he has the nucleus "a a
formidable combination through his
ownership of the Locomobile, Flint,
nu-art and star corporations.
Twice head ~ the General Motors
Corporation. which he organized and
twice ret rcd from control under
stre.s uf adverse business conditi, MS.
he has now rccoupcd his fortune
largely through daring bull specUla-
tion ln shares Ol THU same concern.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
KLWANIS LEADERS
MEET WEDNESDAY

HAprrNCEN. Tex. Mar. ga
divisional conference IVY division
~umher ore of Eirauis Cl-te - tre
TeNa lrd Oklahoma district wil hr
held Wednesday in Harlin-en W. the
hcc-r IN l-Nond hotel Frank Smith
of Houston -nve--pr WI the Texas
-nd Oklah ma district viii hc pres
ent to conduct tho mertir~ thlt hVs
for irs pu-rose the discussion 81 tire
Welfare of kiwrni ir This division.
Good representation 1~c cxr ct"4
to affe1r the conference from each
of the Valley rl~f ~re rre-rrr7 i-
being ar~an~cd hr a I r~hei MI ff---
in~en. lieutenant governor rf tha
~'~t. sam HuEkaton 81 Browns
Vile dr+-i-- trustee. wif rl
meeting.
luncheon will hn served NH fa-f7
o'ci .rt ar tha Reese Wii Tr-f
dance win le given this evening On
-nn roof af tte samc hotel Music
vili bc FUN hcd tv The Iov g
er-. urchc tra coming from Corpus
Christi with thg kiwanis delegation
from that city,
Wednes-aV evening thr members 0f
thp Nrn n~o- Ef--ris ~iuh wiN IN
tn N 'an where 'her wli aftrrH tnr
rhr~te~ niEr- of the ucvlv fol1acd
r.un. The Aarl n~en civh nH r-
~nrs WI t-r raw ur~ani-ra a'al. viii
present them Nith g fk filr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
CALL 100000
BOND ELECTION
HarIingen Will Vote
On Financing Fur
ther Work

HARLfNGEN Texas Mar. 22.-Thc
financing w six civic improvement
projects will be vctai upon hy the
voters .Of this city un April ZT. ac-
cording 90 an elcc-i-n order passed
yesterday by thl city commission
which submits bond Issues totailln-
100000 to the electorate
The principal issue VIII be $4,000
for street Improvement and storm
sewers. which arc made necessary hy
the rapid growth ri the city. mcm-
beers of the c mmission stated. AM
other issue of $4,000 is intended to
extend the water ard li-ht facilities
of thc city. ana 100000 IVY rr posed
for the erection of iuGricipal audi
to~irm at t-e Vale. fair grounds. rr-
Gently acquired bv tie city other
issues include $4,000 for extensions
~ the city hall and JAIL $4,000 for
sanitary sewers and 100000 fur city
parks ana W woman club building.
Proponents cf the various issues
point ont that THE atty IVY growing so
nnidlv shat facilities fc~ the new
homes and commercial establish
ments cannot bc provided unless the
additional bonds arl voted ana the
-ri0rs extensions and improvements
financed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
HAPLlNC'EN Is
KAVECLUD
Baseball Assured For
Season, Asserts
Chairman

HAELINGEN. Te- Mar %
Harliugcn viii have baseball team.
That is assured, says Ben Epstein.
chairman 81 the committee which ls
ta perfect plans for The local club
which viii bc entered ir the Texas
Valley cague now composed ol Ed-
iuhurg Mission. LaTtdO and Corpus
Christi.
~ sam Antonio man, who does nr-
wish his uamc published at the pre-
sent time, It's putting up $4,000 for
backing " local cam ana y commit
tee has been named here ID subscribe
$4,000 in HarIinEun to match III.
The committee which is composed
of Mr. Epstein. Joe Roberts and
Works Christian. will ~ increased
aad Will start work in the morning.
Brownsville. which has been wait
ing 70 see what We would do on the
baseball proposition. can go ahead
now with piaas for q team in this
league without danger 0f being tEc
odd club. Mr. Enstein said.
We have field here and I under
stand that there by manager up-
state by the name cf Scroggins wlth
a team XII players who have put ir
quite bit ~ spring training who
sam come down hire os ~ hours nu-
tice. Mosey has not been lacking
here. An that We have needed was
someone to manage the club. W.
have found him in the San Antonio
hackcr and are going ahead with OUT
plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
8 FILED FOR
SCHOOL BOARD
Contest at Coming FL
ection of School
Officers Looms

Plo poets of 4 contest in Tho COM
ing scatol board election. to hr held
thc fira, Saturday in April. developed
today with the aanouncemen, that ali
four members of the present board
whose terms are expiring. wiil be
candidates tt succeed themselves. and
the circulation NJ U pctit.cn fur four
other candidate.
HarHrrt Davenport, Judge James A
GlaAam 4. r. Andcr. un and Dr. @. v.
Lawrence are the members of The
board who viii again make the race.
The petitions ut for other can ii
dates bear the names o- ". WI. Aims
worth. q. " lark. C. C. Hen lcrs0n
and E. J Lewis
x. r. Crcager. h0idoycr m mbcr g
the present beard. made thc follow
ing tatguent today following q
meeting of board members:
AT the Inai. tcrrc pf thc three
mcmh ers of the local sch ol board
who Wi.l remain in office fr th.
coming year the four members So IN
board who 10 cut 0f office hlra aon
scnted tp become candidates ~ sue
ccet themself cs in .h mfnr ci
tion
The board met last night AID agair
this m rniaE and d clsse5 rl4ns tcr
tie rew ytar. according 20 Mr.. frca
ger. who rlil: 1--WE are unitrlly Cf
one miui on tho ma a'or problems thas
wc have cenfrcnfiul us.
All the uemhcr of thc board were
present .t THESE rleetings with the
exception uf S Tucker president.
whe II lli az Rochester. Mimi. W
CrcaEcr went or. laying. "hrfo-c he
went away he expressed himself as
being MS the same opinion as the oth-
VI Ncmhcrs of trc board
The koiooycr members ol the board
arc Crea-cr. =. XII. Tucker and Shcr-
wood ri non.
Notices III the coming electi have
hecr posted. Secretary r. FL Starch az
he beard rid TO-DAY. There b. ro def
mite date f-r the filing ot candidates
Mr.. Starck continued saying that all
candidate viii hc given ample time
70 file their names.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
Two WESLACO
STORES burn
Block Is Saved From
Destruction By
Fast Work

VESLACO. Tex. Mar. 22-Two
frame store buildings burned at 1880
O'Clock last night and only prompt
work en- the pert Of the fire depart
merit evrrted whole block from
coinc up IN flames.
One store building. owned hy D
Torres. housing confectionery run
hy Il. n. Butler, was DESTROYED and a
dry goods store owned by Enrique
Olivares was partly detsrovei. Ihl
total damage was between $4,000 and
$4,000
Oriuin NJ the fire IL nrt known.
~ this block which ~ comnoscd al
most entirely of frame buildings is
the Valley Electric Company plant
and a gin. Three fire hose wee
Waved on the flames to keep thrm
F~om Spreading TO the other build
ing IN the block. thus saving them
from destruction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22

Primary destinations of Texas
movement reported for II nday. Mar.
2I:
Cabbage: ~. Louis. . Chicago.
each Houston, Birmingham. "a. Jo-
scph, Ft Worth Burlington. Total
ID rlra.
mixed vegetables; each *.
Louis, Fl. Worth. each -hicag0.
B1 ton. Houston. Trtal cars.
White potatoes: ] ~. Louis.
Cari1t ahipments for entire United
States reported for Monday, aMrch
IL:
Cabbage: Imperial Valley 4. Flor
ia li, New York s. South CAROLINA 4.
Texas i0. Total U N. 80 ears. Tu
date This seas tn--0ld g0.3I5. nev
5,l5G; ~ same date last seaaon-pH
5000. nrE 3.525 Unreported Marin
is-cehtral Cal fornia 4. GeorEia n
Total Y cars
String beans: Florida 6. total.IT. S.
ears. To date this SeaAon--BBG. to
same date last seascn-3gD.
White potatoes: M olpradD l5.
ltFida y. Idaho 5B. Maine I3g Michi-
Continued from page tnol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
APOSTOLIC CHURCH
LEADERS ARRESTED

SHREVEPORT, La, March ~ NH
Alleged to be wanted in Lufkin.
TcNa for dascrtion q of their zen
spCrtiye families. vi. MI Goodman,
: year oh painter and paper hanger
ind Mrs. Fidcha Adams. 22, preach
er .n the Apostolic church w Luf-
kn. are in custody here on fugitive
warrants. They laft the.r hpmcs last
month and had not been heard from
until Yesterday according t0 mes
ages from Lufkin.
Goodman has q wife and four
children Hc Sings in tire choir in
lhe Apostolic church az Lufkin. Ian
which both Mr and Mrs. Adams arg
preachers. IL was stated hrc.
Lufkin officers ar- expected here
today to take them back w The Tex
a- citr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22

DETROIT. Mich. Mareh -2-Ef
Icatifying in Aaron -arIru'a
StWU.U0g libel suit against Henry
Ford. VI. 4. Cameron editor of
rag Dearborn Independent today
s resumed fun responsibility for
everything pubiished in tAa ~crAiF
and MED II dcsoivcd ar .he
motor car manufacture.
Saui~o. Chicago attorney. who
became widely known ior c4Ealiz-
inc farmers cooperative ar~-rfna-
alleged tnat ~ was damg~ ~ed by
ann Jewish articles printed ln the
iud rgEleEt.
You're ihe editor. III snr wol
rFa right became u formula fer
Dr.. Fors's remarks TO hin, Cam
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
REBEL BANDS
MORE ACTIVE
Gales Orders Add
tional Troop Mobil-
iZations

MEXICO CITY. Mexico. Mar. ca
.Pi-Kchelii us and bandit activities
in the central states ~ Mexico have
Ted the government 10 order troop
notifications. Four regiments are
in pursuit of Eodolfo Galllgos. at tho
head 0f Y band which on Saturday
night held up @ Larcdo-Mcxico lity
tram. and sCarching out thr bandits
responsible for eleven hold ups
Sunday On the Mexico City-Cucrna
Naca highway. and today tn. gos eru-
mcAt received word of an unsucctss-
lui attempt to blow up u train bound
from lguaia a. Mexico City.
As the Grain ~as passing through
the Ia NirgI. ca yOn nca .e
station, IN the state of Morelos. yes
te.day. three Luudled rebels opened
heavy fire. The military escort
prepared to defend the panic trickcn
.asscngers, firing back upon the req
eis lining thc h-iehts oa bo-h sides
of the canyon.
Despite chic rain of bullets ana thr
ROCKS piled 0n the track, the engineer
spoedet np the train and brought lt
ut Oi the canyon barely ir time to
escape complete destruction as "a
charge of dynamite exploded u few
seconds after the tain pa. sed.
Apart from these holJ-ups and
bandit activities, numerous d.stur-
Dances have broken out in the states
of JaiisC. CoIima. Micnoayau. Guiana
Cato atn Saa Luis poto-i, ard prcs-
dcnt GALES has instructed War Mn
istcr Amaro a. proceed with y rapid
campaign (. overcome tho outlaws
Ivy connection with the attack on
the Laredo -McZicaH train, III AS re-
liably reported that thr WY 7id1n. has
ccnsurcd number Of m litarv COM
m-rd-rs on the Ground that the it'll
creased rcheli activities were due
to their negligence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-22
FROST REACHES
CENTRAL TEXAS

HOUSTON. Texas, Mar. -2-.P-
Houston and South Texas received
thy frost p-cdictcd by thc weather
bureau as probable for Tuesday.
Frost was general over north Texas
ana as far south as Austin and san
Ant0ri..
A minimum ot i6 was recorded hy
the Brownsville Waa.he- Bu~ au ARA
rorts r.cei cd here tad1r indicate
here wls rO cvijgnca of frost an--
whore Fl the Lower Rio Crande VAL
lgy. Coastal ro nts all reported high
WV mrms indicating that the frost
area WIS vcll nlard.