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National SOjOurners
To Elect ID. C.. Officers

Washington Chapter No. 3, Of the
National Sojourners, will elect Of
ficers tonight at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Plans are complete for the an.
nual banquet and ball, to be held
January IA, when the new officers
will be installed. The committee
of SO, national governing body, will
attend.
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ANGELINA CHICCA

Funeral for Angelina Chicca, who
died Monday at Emergency Hospital
will be held from the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Marie Geraci,
1921 o st. N. W.. tomorrow MORN
ing at $50 o'clock, thence to st.
Paul's Church, where mass will be
said at 9 O'Clock. Interment in Mt
OIivet Cemetery.
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ee-Brock Flight
POSTPONED Another Day

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. Dec. IA
Indictment weather today caused Ed
ward F. Sch1ee and William s
Brock, round the.world filters. to
postpone their contemplated endur
ance flight for "a hours.
The Pride of Detroit" was on the
runway at dawn awaiting to take
off, but a strong headwind and
darkness halted the flight.
Schlee and Brock will attempt to
break the present endurance record
held in Germany. by remaining in
the air so hours.
The Washington times., 1927-12-14
JOHN ANDREW HERMAN

Funeral for John Andrew Herman
will be held from his late resi-
dence, 1918 Michigan Ave-. Brook
land. Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
thence to St. Andrews Church.
where mass will be said. lnterment
will be in st. Mary's Cemetery.
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FOR WAR
IN ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Dec. IA.
The fight to prevent Alexandria
from. annexing one Of the richest
sections of Arlington county, in
Guiding the Potomac yards and the
town of Potomac, will start in cir
cult. court tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock before Judges Samuel G..
Brent. Of Arlington county; Don F.
Elalsey. of Lynchburg, and Fred
erick Coleman. Of Fredericksburg.
Arlington county will be repre-
scented by Commonwealth Attor-
ney William c. Cloth, State Senator
Frank L. Bail. Col. Charles T. Jesse
member of the house of delegates,
and Capt. Crandal Mackey. Those
appearing for Fairfax county are
Commemorative Attorney Wilson
Farr and the law firm of Barbour,
Keith, McCandlish and Garnett.
City Attorney Albert Byrant, c. c.
Carlin, former member of Congress.
and Albert Hall appear for Alex
andria.
r. L. Kane, of Alexandria, was
elected president Of the Alexandria,
Arlington and Fairfax real estate
board last night. Others elected
were K. A. Brumback, vice presi-
dent, ana Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar,
secretary and treasurer.
A dinner preceded the business
session.
Speakers were F. C. Goodnow, OF
Alexandria; C. w. Fitch, C. A
Keefer, Jonn G.. Graham and Guy
M. Church. President Ashton c.
Jones presided.
Hugh Reid, delegate-elect to the
Virginia house, will speak at the
monthly meeting of the Lyon Vii
lage Citizens Association tonight in
the offices of Lyon & Fitch. A pro
posal that the organization cooper
ate with the citizens association
OF Aurora Heights in arranging 9
community Christmas tree will b.
considered.
The Arlington County Monarch
Club will meet tomorrow in the
Ashton Heights women's clubhouse
at noon. President Walter U. Var
ney will preside.
The Washington times., 1927-12-14

Judson c. WeIliver has written
the most comprehensive story If
the Veterans Bureau that has
yet appeared. The Big Sunday
Washington Herald win present
this article On December 10. Read Il.
The Washington times., 1927-12-14
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TH0MAS hi. NICHOLS

Funeral services for Thomas H.
Nichols will be held from Hysong's
funeral home, 1900 N st, N. W., to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
torment will be in Cedar Hill Gene
te1~y
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DEATHS

Morris LapLdss, 90 years. 1918 shep-
herd ST. ~. W,
John S. Futtnsy. 50 years, sibIsy
Henry ,. Andsrsos. - sssra - u
g. N. w.
The Washington times., 1927-12-14

Schun1ann wrote many beautiful piano pieces
the most famous being Carnival collection of
sketches describing in tones his friends, includ-
ing Chopin and Mendelssohn, and his own con-
flicting moods There is humor and sentiment
as well as philosophy in this beautiful work.
The Washington times., 1927-12-14

Of Beethoven. He found steel pen lying there
on the tomb. This he looked upon as a good
omen and with the pen he composed on of his
greatest works, the Symphony in flat In all,
The Washington times., 1927-12-14
DEATHS

BURCH-On wednesday. December IA,
1927. at 30 O'Clock q her re1idence.
BURcH, beloved wife of the late Henry A,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
COLMAN--After a brief illness. on wednes-
day, December IA: 1927, az 80 a. m.
HARRY RE- po ATwo GOD coLMSN beloved hus
band of Edna NJ. Colman.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KTNCi-On Tuesday, December 10, at 6 AS
p. M. CLAUDE +. KING.
lumbia Rd. n. W.. Friday. December I6.
Creek Cemetery. Friends and relatives in
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31

shot VICTIM
G. j. Butcher Hurt 10
Days Ago In Ac-
cident Dies

George Joseph Butcher, "a, A farm
err living in HI Jardin ~ho was ncei-
dentally shot December 20. died at his
home Friday afternoon ne 70 o'clock.
Funeral services will ne held nc ths
Morr3s-kilcher mortuary Sunday AZ
ternoon nc o'clock and from there
the body will be taken 60 Buenn
Vista Cemetery for burial.
Butcher and q companion had gone
from the house to hunt q hawk tha
day the fatal accident occurred.
Someway the gun was discharged, the
farce Of the shot striking young
Butcher in the back of the shoulder.
For d few days the physician IN
charge reported him 10 be- recovering
but recently his case beeAme worse.
He u survived by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. Butcher, two brothers,
and zxe sisters. one Of them said 10
be iitfnE in Oklahoma. About n year
ago the family moved 60 the Valley
from Rristow. Okla. settling On .
tract about six miles from Browns.
vile i'm III Jardin.
PaIibearers will Be chosen from the
members or the dead mans Sunday
school class OF the Nazerine church
here Sunday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
Ice Extends Near
To Texas Coast
Over Night

Freezing weather extended well
toward the Texas coast today, and
the mercury continued TO decline as
the day progressed. Many places re-
ported the coolest weather Of the
winter.
At y a. m. Galveston reported a
temperature Of 81, a drop OF 80 de-
grees overnight and still going down.
The sky was clear. and there was q
brisk north wind. The temperature
was expected 70 drop to 80 or 81 by
noon, with colder forecast by night.
At the north end Of East Texas
the mercury was around 10 degrees
az daylight. Sherman reported that
temperature as being the lowest of
the winter. Greenville said it was
the coldest there in several years,
with the mercury at . above.
Brownwood Has Ice
The northeast corner Of Texas was
not quite SO cold as the territory
little farther west. Texarkana.
however. had a drop OF so degrees in
~ hours. The maximum there Fri
day was IL, and Saturday morning
il was 81. A drizzling rain fell early
IEAl1g HAkHt- -s-1tSHdit ndu hluCu tHf
same experience as Texarkana The
weather was fair Saturday in the
vicinity OF Marshall.
At Brownwood il was 81 degrees
and the sun was shining. Corsicana
reported a drop OF 80 degrees in II
hours. il beirr IL above, with strong
north wind blowing under a bright
sunshine.
Austin reported "oitter below
freeing temperature" but said the
cold was dry and little ice was Wis
ible.
Freeze at San Antonio
At San Antonio the mercury had
fallen to 20 degrees and the skies
were clear with a probable forecast
Of 20 degree weather by Saturday
night. Laredo reported az degrees at
) a. m.
A brisk north wind in the vicinity
OF Dallas and Fort Worth brought
temperatures down 10 around rs de-
grees early Saturday with lower
readings in prospect.
The Panhandle section reported
clear skies and practically no wind
at a. m. Saturday. Texline had =
temperature Of four degrees. Amarillo
2 and Childress IL. A light snow
fell Friday in the territory between
Te-line and Claude.
few flakes Of snow. the first af
the season. fell IN Wichita Falls Fri
day. The mercury tumbIed to IL de-
grees there Saturday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
DIVERS READY
TO ENTER S-4
Second Tunnel Under
Sub Completed Af-
ter Near Death

PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Dec. 81.
tHi-Two weeks after the submarine
S-4 sank off here IN collision with
coast guard destroyer, the divers
from the salvage fleet were in \
position today for tie first time To
enter the tomb Of the 40 Officers and
men who went down with the sub
marine.
The divers had completed the sec
ond and last tunnel under the boats
hull through which lifting chains
are 30 be passed.
Their efforts yesterday ~ finish
the bore almost brought Tragedy to
enc man and Diver Thomas EaGie had
his second opportunity of the salvage
orerations 70 rescue comrade iH
distress.
Eadie and C. r. Nattox were work
ing on opposite sides az the hail
when Nattex was caught in q cave
IN. Mud buried him 70 the waist ara
he lost his air hose. HIS telephone
set had fallen from around his neck
ard he was unable % communicate
his plight 70 listeners above. frrm
which diving operations are condact-
ea.
Observers on the Falcon noted Ne
break 4. MattoN's connection. Fadie
fought MS way around the huh 10
v Nherc his fellow diver was IN trou-
bic and freed Mattox. who was I'M
hurt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
DUAL NEW YEAR
\ X =
FETE OF OTHER
y y ~ n
YEARS is OUT

Brownsville citizens who IN for
mer years had the privilege OF in
drlging In two New Years cele-
brations. one in Brownsville and
the second an hour later i'm Mata-
moros, will this year c0nfine them
selves 10 one celebration. Where
they will celebrate, however, Ia a
matter Of personal choice.
The new year will arrive II
Brownsville and Matamoros this
year at the same minute, due 20
the Mexican regulation early IN
the year. which established the
same time standard as i'm the
United States
In former years the Brownsyille
welcome 70 the new year woulp
begin 10 subside about tire time
the Matamoros welcome started.
Brownsville. BY reason of the fact
that it has more steam whistles.
generally provided the noIsest vel
cone, but what the Matameroa
welcome lacked In noise wns more
than compensated BY the enthrs-
inAm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
4 Held Here On
Liquor Charges

-Four men. each facing a liquor
charge. were held to the federal
grand jury under bonds ranging
from Sla0 to $3.50 BY =. X Goodrich.
United States commissioner. Friday
afternoon. following n preliminary
hearing
The men. Juan Vallejo. sfauro
Narnaez. TeIesfero Teran. and Thor-
as Garcia. were arrested Wcdnesuzy
az Blue Town. Hidal~o county. ~
I. Gilbert and Erresso YznaEa. dep
uty ccnstables. when u quantity or
liquor WAS found in their car.
Vallejo pleaded guilty 70 the charge
against him ard said the others had
nothing 20 do with III The remainder
of the group pleaded not guilty ard
charges against Garcia werc dis
missed. All live at Ia Ferfa-
The men we're cartnrcs after :
chase w the cfficerx. who hid h~e-
aatrhinr The automobile ir Hhirh
they were caught. IS IL was parked
on tie river bark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31

cisco. Ter. ppr. ai.--tHg--GapH
fears we're smtmFtmiHKa today thmA
thm First National hmmk hmlamm IL
last week. which already huB rnut
the llWnm 0f Chief nf rulinm n4 M
Bedford and ona ef tha fnmf hanr
dita. may exact "a tell WE twu mmru
lives.
g. w. Csrmichnal. an. nallxa nf-
firer wha wmA Whut thFwmWh lhW
brain im thm fighting mmAnAMm AMm
hank. totsAy mas ~ the pH3nK rK
damth im M hospital.
a.. w. fGiwl AhmrnnthVa hhmFifA nj
Puio Pinto cguugy. a RmtlnmR ln tha
Hmma hospital wmn declared Nina M
critical enmdifinm frmm A mmmmA 49,
clgentRlly received wbIlB pnFlirI.
pltthE ln the puFNwAt pf thm hmmMAtM.
AheFnmthNa pistol mmm dimMhmnMmM
A. ~ alIghtea from An nutgmuhllg.
a bullet catering hiH FiEht inW. nmW~
erinR an artery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
Kansas Staying
Probe Reopened

COTTONWOOD FALLS, Kan. Dec.
31.-ts4-Authorities to-day reopened
m investigation OF the Staying Of
:. VI. Rowley Of Mason City, Ia.
whose body was found near here Sep
tember II. last.
The sheriff. however. was inclined
t0 scout the theory that Rowley was
the man named in a pnrported mur-
dey confession obtained by Detroit
nolice from 4 youth who said he was
James Ellsworth, %. Of New York.
Ellsworth told the Detroit officers
that he shot mn aged farmer near
here last summer when he Was trav-
cling with two youths who intro
dneed themselves As William Edward
Hickman and Welby Hunt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
TWOCITIZENS
shot DURING
FRAYM MAYDIE
Killing Anybody Yves
Far From My In
tent, Youth Tells
Officers In Talk

EASTL4AND. Trn.. Tee. 1l.--fMA-~
A signed confession A. fha Cisco
bank robbery ln whirh ". W. He'd
ford. police chief. wMm mtmAm mmA
eight others wounded. fmo Of mhem
are near death. vas made W. WY w.
Bobby Hill last nlrhi lm thm
presence of officers and newnRmner
men.
Henry Helms. Who participated im
the robbery. talked about Rhm hni6~
W but declined ~ make n wFitiHm
statement. while Marshall MKtlAff,
arrested after EeinM womndad. anAA
he would Kign y Rtnsemenr aB nusn
an ha was physically able.
The three arc being held hmra te~
day in the county san charged mitM
murder and robbery NV fiErnrmn.
Killing. anybody wma fRrtkaat
from my heart" Helms trid EUuns
ty Attorney Frank SPARKS. after hm.
Ing reused from his pain ~ nmAmfnm.
When we EkDt In thu hnnk. ww
Just INTENDED tn scare people MM
thought they wonld ran.@ ~
could net remrmbeF what hmppnmpa
after che k0ldup. ha nmld.
Hillr a slender man An Ms early
twentieu. who declared HRimu wnn
deiiranun for two days #rAmr hm
their capture, g. the pair MkmkAa4
wv tAm cedar fhirhmta mAumW NMm
brnEnM river im fnmmm nnmmtV HmmMl~
~ signed = c0nfea4inn hnA "a 60
pcrtcd t0 aEpmnd um w tmAmy.
Mrs. Rilim Rmtliff. mnnhmm mf
Marshall Ratliff. whn ~ azRanAAna
her Aum in hin dmuFnWmtm lHAmnua
from munahot mmmmam received lm
the battle rear Scufh Head TunH~
day. Hnid Eatllff wnmlm mMMm M
confession when able.
Everyone " th1 fear hanaita whe
held up che hank lnHt HrAamT wMH
wounded im thm battle mf thn haas.
Louis ". Davla. the fuuFth kHHAlh
died from wounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
WOUNDED GIRL
BETTER TODAY
Olive Lindsay Wanted
To Show New Dress;
Scare Daddy

a shot-riddled and blood-stained
little garment is receiving the care
OF a loving mother Saturday morn
ing, while a baby figure in the
Mercy hospital tosses feverishly and
occasionally sobs Z" IL was so pretty.
A childish desire 10 display n new
dress TO a loving father was respon-
ible for the serious injury OF Olive
Lindsey, 4, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Lindsay, FL Jardin, who
received the full discharge OF q
4l0 gauge shotgun in the face and
stomach when il accidentally went
off IN the hands OF the father at !
o'clock Friday morning.
The child is said to be better Sat-
urday morning, and chances for her
recovery are good, according To DIR.
=. o. Works, attending physician An
X-ray examination has revealed that
several shot penetrated the stom-
ach and intestines of the child.
Twenty-six shot entered the little
girls body.
The accident occurred while Mr..
Lindsay was repairing the gnn,
which he knew was loaded. He had
stepped behind an automobile truck
10 De away from the CNlluftu. sew
eral Of whom were playing in the
yard.
Glove. coming fIprl the hours, re-
splendent in the new dress, slipped
behind the truck to scare Daddy,
and show hinf the new garment. as
the gun went off.
She was rushed 10 the hospital
here by the father and 5. =. Web
ster. a neiRhhor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31

the time Ellsworth said the killing
took place.
The whereabouts Of Hickman al the
time were not known. Dispatches
from Kansas City reported that young
Hunt had admitted to MS mother .hat
he had done some things that were
wrong"
See Ruse
In their attempts To pin on Hunt
partial blame for the death OF little
Marian, police today directed the
spotlight Of their search for facts on
the little suburb cf Alhambra which
has figured so much already in the
case. Deputies were searching for
two men reported two days before
the Los Angeles high school girl was
kidnapped.
A telegram claimed to have been
sent By Hunt to his mother in hans-
as City asking for information as 70
the whereabouts Of Hickman at the
time Of the Parker kidnapping might
have been a ruse. detectives said.
Deny Insanity Plea
While these angles bearing on
Hunt were being threshed out Hick-
mans youthful lawyer. Jerome Walsh
Of Kansas City. denied that he had
decided on an insanity defense for
Hickman. He declared last night
that he had not yet decided en- a de-
fense for the young confessed slayer
Walsh also said that he agreed
with officers in their contention that
his client had not told everything
that he knew. He also said he did
not believe that Hickman was alone
in the Parker crime. Hickman. how
ever, under instructions from Walsh
has stopped talking" The county
jailer was requested TO discontinue
allowing interviews with Hickman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
Clues Tie Staying OF Woman To Texas Doctor
AS Zero Cold Hits u. S.
Valley To Get Freeze
Frost, Freeze
Seen In Valley

Indications are that the Val
ley. having escaped on three
previous occasions because Of
heavy clouds, will be visited By
a heavy frost and freeze Satur-
day night, W. J. Schnurbusch,
in charge Of the local weather
office, said Saturday morning.
Warning TO drain pipes and
radiators was issued along with
the official forecast, which was
for fair weather with temper
atures ranging from "a to 2S de-
degrees all over the Valley.
Strong winds and gales on the
coast are expected TO cause in
convenience to small CT III, but
will diminish by Sunday, the
official said.
Sundays weather forecast,
however. was for fair and con
tinued cold. with indications OF
freezing weather again Sunday
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
Scientists Honors
II. of II. Professor

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dee. 81. nzS-
DR.. Herman ". Msller. professor uf
zoology at the University of Texas,
vas awarded the highest henor With
W the gift ~ the American Assoria-
ton for the Advancement of Science
last asGht.
His E%per on effects On K-Tndinflen
and chromosomes received thn Hi COO
prize gkven annually by the ananeia.
tion fST enc or the best original con-
tributionH 10 human hnnwledHe mt
its ccnvenfion.
Dr. Nuller's paper detailed expert
merits in the effects nf en-Fndiatiam
IN changing tho heredity transmit
ting agents IN the fruit-flY - ~
TO alter distinctly t.ne characteristics
Of defendants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
Police Seek To
PYOUe Hunt Was
Aid To Hickman

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Dec. 3l.-tP
While police Of Los Angeles CON
tinued their efforts TO prove that
Welby Hunt, young partner of VIII
liam Edward Hickman, carried that
partnership as far as completely in
the kidnapping and Staying Of Marian
Parker, IL year old school girl, re-
ports emsnating from eastern points
tended 10 jumble more than ever
angles Of the case
The confession in Detroit Of James
Ellsworth. %. declaring that Hickman
and Hunt had been involved In a
series Of crimes that included the en-
forced killing By Ellsworth Of an
aged man near Cottonwood Falls.
Kans-, was diseredited by the investi-
gators here. They said that Hunt
was in Los Angeles last summer at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31
KIDNAPYECCS
GET $4,000
Force Teller to Open
Safe After Holding
Him All Night

CHICAGO. H.. Dec. s1-fP,-
kidnapping the teller Of the Ravens
wood National Bank at his home and
then forcing him 70 admit them 70
the bank and open a safe. robbers
escaped with $4,000 early today.
Six men entered the home OF the
teller. George Anderson, took him.
father and mother. and held them
prisoners In a garage eli night.
Toward morning they took Ander-
son 10 the bank 10 open the vault
The Andersons were forced froEi
their home into the cold and a
snowstorm shortly before midnight.
The parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Algot
Anderson. were taken to a police
station for questioning while their
son was held At the bank BY police
TO hear his story.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-31

a thorough sarRh ~ thR river snr.
ton hAa failed tn reveal any tE4un nF
a. f- Nmoammrmmr mF thm nmF fm mMinm
~ left the hpInH W 49, furher nE
MrAilnH MnmAmy night. GmWmtV mMM
federal offieafm and nnmFNhimm uaHn
ties have cumhna every nwHHIum uR
the river rummHry. hnnmFaiMW tm Hm~
ports Fefaired here.
Relatives uf EuuehnrWrr FHunwB
account fur hiM mArmmMM hAMmmmMMr~
anea. and officials aMKranh khmmm
selves nu runfiAamt thaf INV MhM mmM
lemrn hin FmF mt amy wAmem mAmmM Ahm
river.