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Evening star., 1927-12-24
COLD AND CLOUDY
CHRISTMAS FORECAST
Santa Claus Due to Make Rounds
Tonight in Temperature Of
About "a Degrees.

WaShmetnu' Christmas daV wealth
er viii lie partly elot,dN and von
tiuued cold II Hanson Wetshtman
fnrecaster at the Weather bureau, de,
Cinred to,,nN.
Scannins his reports from over tho
nation. Mr., Wetshtman rendered his
opinion that this weather viii he
shared over good part nt the eastern
portion of the country aud viii ron-
tinuc we'll into the HOLIDAYS Snow
will he falling in onlN scattered ior,
tions nj the country,
Santa claus viii make his rounds
tonight IN u temperature ~ about -
tteGtees, the forecast Indicates aud
seutle north Winds viii I've IN the 40,
rendant,
tn the Pacific Coast, rain IN the
autlnok tor The north and ceuttal par,
4 tbIl.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
co STRAIGHT, BOYS.
HICKMAN ADVISES.
Warns Against Life of Crime.
Calls Murder and Kid.
naping Worst.


PENDLETON. Greg. December
o4.-Warning to the young men of
America 10 avoid ways of crime was
given by William r. Hickman. in a
signed statement given out at the
city Jail here today. The statement.
as he dictated it to City Attorney G..
u. Randall. follows:
This affair has gained Nation wide
publicity, and the great reward and
search by the people of the West
Coast show opposition of the Ameri-
can people to criminal tendencies.
kidnapping and savage murders are
the worst of America crimes. and
everything should he done To prevent
any one from interfering in any way
with the liberty and life of American n
citizenship.
Young men and college students
should consider the Parker case az "A
tvpicai crime OF the worst that can
happen when a young man gradually
loses interest in family. friends and
his own honesty.
.srbe Young men Of this country
can see that | ean pass as an ordinary
pearances 20.
Crime in its simplest definition is
to have money without Work anu
enjoy the same place in society as
other people and still show no honest
effort or intention 10 go right.
Young men. when crime has once
overcome your will power 10 be
honest and straight. you are a
menace 10 society. Take my example
to illustrate this. See how ] tried To
get what every young man wants. but
in becoming criminal To do 80
put my own life in mess, and the
way out liz dark.
Il hope | can do some good by Civ
ing YOU this warning. Think 1t over,
seq my mistake. Be honest and up
right. Respect the law. II YOU do
these things you'il he happier in the
end and you will have gained much
more from life.
tsigned, w. EDWARD HICKMAN.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
Boy Dies in Burning Home,

i'itOE%I&t1LI.E. Pa, D"ceinb"r.
- 1A', Ioi,eri D"bson. 10, gave np
h!a iif~ early to-day when he rushed
barE iutp his burning home 10 fesru"
his - Yearnid grandfather, ~bo ~.
r'ady ha1 been itken from IA" pih ~
IfJr Iufrd AMI nDmn tD The bDy.
itrbetl III the confusion missed hi*
grandfather, ana belisvinR him III ~"
house rushed into the building aud
dld not return. When iIfem"h arrived
one - them pJt on q Rhs nibFk ana III
. fs~ minutes found the ilfeiesS form
Df the bns iie sVldenily had b"en
DtAf,onte by smoke
Evening star., 1927-12-24

An old and much -prizcd juniper. or
red cedar tree, cut down on the side
~ Jones Mill road and erected in
Chevy Chase Circle for the commun-
ity Christmas celebration tonight,
has become the center of lively con-
troversv that is agitatinG a large
section of Montgomery County and
many persons Just across the line
in the District. Residents OF North
Chevy Chase. Md. near the place
where the tree stood out as a land
mark for nearly three quarters of
century, insist that ii was cut with
out proper authority and are de-
manding legal action.
States Attorney Robert Peter. jr.
at Rockville, has been notified and
in response 10 freqnests has begun
an investigation tn determine tn"
Evening star., 1927-12-24
TREE CUT FOR CHEVY CHASE
EXER CISES STIRS CONTROVERSY
Jones Mill Road Residents Irate Because
Historic Juniper Was Taken for
Yule Celebration.

fact. He will decide later whether
TO take legal steps on behalf of the
county.
Meantime members of the Women's
Club OF Chevy Chase. sponsor for
the community Christmas exercises.
and the community Christmas tree
committee. OF which Alex Mcclure
Ashley. Of Melrose street. Chevy
Chase. Md is chairman. are claim
ing that the tree was cut only after
permission had been obtained from
DIR. benjamin c. Perry ot Bethesda.
president or the hoard of county
commissioners. They are trying to
smooth out the difficulty. lest IL cast
damper on toniCht's Christmas
celebration, when District Commits
siuner Proctor T.. Dougherty is TO
light the community tree.
y said they fniSh, have the tree.
CONTINUED on Page >. Column -
Evening star., 1927-12-24
WILL GET YULE CHEER.

f&DtANApOt.IS, December - tAp.
Ali" Loulae GODDARD. gr"at's and
daughter of Marquis de Lafayette,
~ho recently was discovered living
In ahlrt ItpvrrtY ~ - Partisan Rhffet
" III haze u therfY Christmas through
the ihDuRhtfninchr 0f the American
L"gtun Auxiliary. Officials "f the
organization today "hbied Mrs. Arthur
". kiplinR, president of the fhfls
Hnit nt the auAiliaTys in locate MilF
tifjdHtd and du everything posslbie
10 lIAn H.I o mntIN lhriktInns.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
TWELVE ARE INJURED
AS BANK IS BOMBED

By Ihs Associated ffrss,
BtENDS AIRES. Dccemher - -~
A bomb exploded At the B,enos Aires
branch building nf the National CITY
iihni Of New York to-day
The bomb was powerful one and
caused considerable damage. the win
dnws ia adjoining buildings heins
shattered
Investigation indicated that from
II Ia II persons were wounded some
Of them being taken tn the hospital
badly injured.
Immense GROVE Dis gathered making
the work nf the fescuing parties and
HE fremrn diftrult
Evening star., 1927-12-24
OIL PLANT
AFIRE AT TIENTSIN
Largest in North China. Owned by
American Firm, May Be
Total Loss.

By the Asso,1ated Press
TIESTgiN. China. December "a
The TIentsir plant Of the STANDARD
oil 90 of New York caught fire at
1880 this morning. Il Was feared
that he plant. the largest In northern
China would he y total loss.
The plant with the stocks ~ oil on
hand has an estimated value Of
$2s 900 ,00G II is situated across
narrow river from the foreign settle
iD"ut
The plant includes six 5.b00.o0
gallon tanks. The fear was expressed
hat these might explode and cause
Wjdespread destruction.
The "a use of the fire Was not
determined
Evening star., 1927-12-24
Man Past 80 Incapable of Love,
Says Durant; Urges Early Marriages

Nv tha Associated rress
SAN FRANCISCO, December st~e
hr, WIN & taurAnt's = christnlas SUE
10 the world ut haeheiMa
IA man past ao il incapable ef hove !"
Sueh WAS the deelata,lau vt the
scholar, phlioauphet AMI " ritter at THE
StotN ST Philosophy" here last ntahl
The nan past the anNear ntalk u
Nihcapahle af the tuii flame ef lave. 3"
he inslsted attet hftns told that hts
Arst ptonuuviamentn VAS unhelie> 4
hle, N ma ~ ahote 81 MAY Ga Wild
over a elenT ehes'as' That +" not
Evening star., 1927-12-24

lave, Love Is absolute devotion. the
ds sile "a gtve tuil service 10 another +"
In snsEestins u remedy fol What ne
tetWed "eot motal dcseneracN et To-
dAN ht hulAnt Recommended that
pstents sNe eNerV eocougasamvnF to
nlttFN AT the natural" ase Vathel
than the "nnaNrtat" aye.
III We Nau Tor narriase untu the
nnaaetdi asa h reAVhed az So NF
aeo>e hive II ia danger Vt hetns elm,
mated bom the vatth. ha cunvludvd
Evening star., 1927-12-24
ALIM0NY CLUB MOVES.

NEW YORK. December - tE1 -~-
Members of New Yofk's Alimony Club
will eat Christmas dinner In new
home.
Fifteen 0r more husbands. who went
10 jail rather than square their debts
with wives. leave the Ludlow Street
Jail today for quarters In West
Thirty seventh street.
Th" new club includes IA living
rorUi. finished in mauve. dormitory
shower bnths and u barge recreation
room. There are steel bars on the
doors and windows
The old Ludlow Street jail In To be
replaced by modern structure.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
Priests Held for Ransom.
FOUR REDS CAPTIRED

CANTON. December - tA1. -Four
Russian reds with documents from
the Soviet consulate. were captured
br Chinese antiI Communist forces
yesterday. They were imprisoned
The Soviet consul general. who IL
Imprisoned with his wife and child.
and the widows OF three Russians exc
cui"d recently, are slated for depor.
tation on December -
Evening star., 1927-12-24
IN LIEUT.. COMDR. EDW ARD
EIISRERG. L. s. y.

rRONINCETOWN. Mass, DcCem-
her @4.-Covered with ice and with
fingers so numb | could hardly grasp
the rail. | leaped from restless,
plunging Coast Guard surf boat To the
deck OF the Falcon at 3 O'Clock on
Monday morning. So hours after the
S.4 BY the paulding at 10 O'Clock on
men to the bottom of the ocean.
] had heard of the sinking OF the
So by the Paulng at 10 O'Clock on
the morning before. An hour and "A
half later | was back in the Navy and
on my way 10 Rost m. where the Coast
Guard destroyer Burrows was waiting
Evening star., 1927-12-24

Tonight 10 10 The Nation will singing Christmas
carols,
Twenty million people expected tn participate oNef the
njed States by special radio hook by the
National Hroadt asiing 60,
servee conducted hy Rev y fatkes tadWan viii he
broadcast hy al publ, speakers the community
Christmas She man square
Whether you Al home downtown participate IN the
safoing
Evening star., 1927-12-24
RELATIONS
IN SHANGHAI ENDED
Red Flag Lowered and Con-
suIate PadIocked-Execu.
ton of Reds Continued.

Ry the ASsncate Press.
SHANGHAI. December 14.-The
red flag of Soviet Russia was lowered
on the former Soviet consulate here
today and Soviet activities in Ma
tionalist china ended officially.
Thirty.fve Soviet consulate officials
from Hankow and Shanghai. including
Consul General kovlovsky, left for
Nladivostok. Siberia. This completed
the exodus of Soviet representatives,
which resulted from The Marking Ma.
tionaliSt severance of relations with
Russia.
Affairs Transferred.
The German consulate took over
Russian affairs. The Soviet consulate
was closed and padlocked and the red
tiag lowered. In all Is Soviet officials
have left China recently.
The anti.Communists campaign In
Hankow continued today with arrests
and executions,
The military forces arrested mum.
her of Russian including the man
ager of the Soviet state tea purchas.
ing agency.
Japanese police searched the Japa-
neSe concession and turned SIX alleged
Chinese Reds over TO the authorities
Another Communist leader was exc.
cuted.
Priests Held for Ransom.
A census Of Russians in Hankow.
Hany1ng and Wuchang was under
way with view to the deportation OF
those considered undesirable residents.
Military authorities were closing all
Soviet state trading establishments.
In IA proclamation the garrison
comma nder declared that all Soviet
Russians must be expelled. relations
with Russia broken and that any one
harhoring boisheviks would face
death.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Han
koW was informed that three Italian
missionary fathers had been captured
by bardits and held for ransom close
IN Chenechow. Province of Honan.
The bishop appealed Ia Marshal Feng
Yu'iisiang 10 effect their release.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
PRESIDENT WORKS;
CLERKS ARE FREE
Executive Has Busy Day
After Granting Holiday to
U. S. Employees.

President Coolidge granted holi.
day today to the thousands OF men
and women employed in the Federal
and District governments, bur he did
not declare one tar himself
After brief stroll III the rear
grounds of the White House he was
AT his desk in the executive office at
the customary hour and soon was
absorbed in the Nations business.
Unlike many hundreds cf thousand
Of American fathers today. he had
no eleventh-hrur Christmas ShoppinS
mapped out Tor himself. and. accord
ing to the plans he had laid out. he
will observe The remainder ~ to-day
is the same manner in which he does
the usual week day.
win Attend Tree Celebration.
The President. AT e.5S tonight viii
push the gold button illuminating the
huge live community Christmas tvrv
IN sherman Square. thereby gains the
signal tor what has come ~ he rvcos
n,zed as the official opening NJ the
Christmas celebration IN the National
I ItfNaf TIT Attt AlS~ I tAAltC&E 3uu
their SON John, Who Is home for the,
HOLIDAYS, viii stand around and
look on the beauties of the many
Colored lights on the tree and hStvn
to some incidental music, after which
they Win return te the White House
to hear the singing NJ .arclS hy the
ele>s club oE the Interstate Commerce
tonnisSion,
These singers viii he stationed on
the uout purtteo and the public mas
been invited tN assemhln in tn" t>~td
way and intn ~ thus Stnslng, tt,ilrW
ing th,s the President and Mrs ,'oal'
idse viii retire 10 ,he library on the
seVond Iloor of the White ttou~y
" here they viii tnue in on the ,arpl
singing hrins broadcast to the Nation
and probably viii iNAn IN themselves,
Christmas daN Nltt I've observed very
simply at the Matte House the
presidential tamttN viii follow the
usual custom vt e>ChansinA sits I've,
tore breakfast, auI AZ the rpnT iuNlNu
W that they VIII 50 tn the lthlitN
io open theit tutN .,tttl presents whtVh
have hevn seat te them hN fcieuds ausl
admirers thvoug heut the vcunttN,
fhr family Wlll atyeud Sey>l lees sg
'U0ntinued nn tase ;, Column IL
Evening star., 1927-12-24

navy dock yard announced at ll.15
am. today that no word had been
received Of the amphibian plane
Dawn. which left Roosevelt. Field.
New York, YESTERDAY.
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. December 24-Mrs.
Frances Wilson Grayson. who hoped
of in her amphibian plane The Dawn
for Harbor Grace. Newfoundland. yes
terday and failed TO arrive at : am.
today. as scheduled. undertook the
fight against the advice Of the
Weather Bureau. DR.. James Fl. Kim
ball. meteorologist, told the Associated
Press.
He expressed slight hope that the
Dawn, despite its pontoons, could long
Withstand the buffeting OF the waves
II. as aviation observers agreed SEEM
ed likely. IL made a forced landing
during the night someN here between
Cape Cod and the coast OF Nova Scotia.
With Mrs. Grayson were Oskar
Omdahl. pilot: Brice Goldsborough.
navigator. and Fred koehier. engine
expert.
Reported Over Cape Cod.
Mrs. Grayson took off from Roose-
velt Field just after o'clock yester.
day. The last report of her came from
the French Cable.Telegraph Co. az Or
leans, Mass. on Cape Cod, which told
uf her passing between and s o'clock.
She was scheduled 20 reach Harbcr
Grace at about o'clock this morn
ing. Long after that time no sign
had been seen of her. Western Union
adsices from Hearts Content. New
foundland. said 4 check OF cable COM
panies along the coast had revealed
no sign of the plane
The western Union Telegraph Co.
announced tha, its station a, Hearts
Content, Newfoundland. advised thst
complete check from ali cable sta.
tlons along the coast failed TO show
any trace of the Dawn.
Stations Keep Watch.
Paints along the Maine coast watch
ell an van through the night for the
pane. while the radio station out
side Chebuclo Head. az the entrance
to Halifax Harbor. waited for signals
from the craft.
TWO water jumps. out ~ sight Of
land. lay before The flyers IL they
proceeded north from Cape Cod. From
the cape 10 Yarmouth. Nova Scotia.
the Dawn had a water hop Of $50 miles
and stretch OF lsp miles over water
from Nova Scotia 10 Newfoundlz nd.
When IL took of from Roosevelt
Field. the plane carried 500 gauons Of
gasoline and weighed lp.peo rounds.
The wings were coated with Siycerin
20 prevent condensation and free.lrS
cf toS on the ship. The craft carried
q wireless CAPABLE of radius Of 1000
miles az nigh; ana about SEQ miles
during The day.
Evening star., 1927-12-24
Observers Believe Dawn Has
Been Forced Down OF
Nova Scotia Coast.
CRAFT LAST REPORTED
FLYING ABOVE CAPE COD
Flight Said to Have Been Started
Against Advice Of Weather Bu-
reau-Stations on Watch.
b. the Associated Pre.s

b. the Associated Press
HALIFAX, Eovia Scotia, Decem-
Der 24.-The wireless station az the
navy dock yard announced az II.25
am. today that no word had been
received Of the amphibian plane
New York, YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1927-12-24

lueksnsD fufpsd gg8iD 10 hjs bDDs
la, and wBs taiklh9 ~ religion as II
s.,aaktug ~ nius.t when GLfdab@
,,no.lneed the interview was oysf
gDe kidnapef s1li "as 'ait'"E "h"h
g.. h.afefs sfbFTfd TOT the dooF.
Dr. W. u. MchaFy. phychiatflrt and
k...,gutegdeBt a of the Eastern Df"FOn
Asyliitn for lt3s !nrapi, visited itl"k,
4.an and listened 90 hls ai"fY.
I .,l.ssrsha hIm IRON ht"dl"ai bnd
Es.f.sAloHai sirWIDint tii' dnoiH
sa.a and sa ~ hoti]hp "ui 81 AZ" "di
Aag. st,DiIt Itiin. iilH mind s"~tntd
.,ug and he lDId straight f"t"f"hi
st.,s I4s Mas HeNtt - q IDsr fpf
Ansa~ JHers war ofnJhR about hith
3" IndicHts ius#hiH
4 fouBd no DufHaTd evidence pl
fetNete1pn Df "oatss. s3rb pef@"g
"ne snd s4sh lnrhHsii"ns 8fs geo
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Evening star., 1927-12-24

~ e Weather Bureau ForccsstA
Fair, continued cold tonight. mini
mum temperature tonight about ~ de-
grees; tomorrow partly cloudy. Tenn
peratures: Highest, SS at @30 pm
yesterday; lowest, IS. at 3 a m. today.
Fun report on page 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
State Department
Refuses TO Discuss
RecemtMexiCONOte


WASHINGTON, h- tu March a.-
tP An official denial by the State
D,.r.rt.,,,.t taaas +h.. tt. American
ENfsf iiifiA HAa "'"''A4'''a N''e
GAIT "a Amha aador Manuel XVI. Iellez.
KY MeEirn. deepened the mystery sur-
round.nr his sudden drnarturo from
u-
hNfh NfNNh iAAl hibht iNi hFAltD ANA
still further enahroEded lL secrecy
thr circumstance surrounding THE
...+.. ....t ,....... .....,..t.. t.......... Nv.
tWn governments.
The movements of Teller. WHO Ieft
rpL.rHiIra g.rr. NJ mystery evan to
A'N''h Ni'N' MAa iH'4aA-
ed at thn state DErarl ment. Some
sav that Ar. Crew. Washington ros-
..rr.a.r+ h.A NV. f..r,r.,-t,r., ....r.-n-
lrE ivy purpo.s of the amhassador's
visit to Mexico CITY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
Wide
STREET into
CITY CENTER
Victoria Heights Resi-
dents Outline I'M
provement Plans to
City Commission

Victoria Heights wants at least one
blk thOrI ughfare leading t0 the
downtown district ~ the city.
Victoria Heights wants paving.
Victoria Heights wants sanitary
and storm sewers.
And Victoria Heights wants 0rna-
mental street lighting.
The biz program Of public improve
mcnts that citizens vi this addition
are thinking about were laid cut be-
fore the City Commission IA NV meet
INK today hy i committee composed MI
John Hunter and ri. XIII Barber FOR the
purpose of feeling cut the cGty'A viii
iinMaeEA t0 cooperate.
We nrp willing to help you NH we
can cn any reasonable basis, said
Mayor "A. ~. Cole.
nv. Hunter, aH spokesman, said that
some residents WI The addition wanted
N wide street leading tu the center M
Brownsville. He suggested the wld-
enlnE of Fourteenth Street ns being
more feasible LIZ this time than it
probably would be M any time in the
future. ile declared hiH Willingness
tO Ret the property owners together
along this street uF some other lead
ing t0 The downtown district with n
view IO securing lO additional feet
0n each side of the th0rOughfarr in
order tn widen M. III w lU feet wide
Continued 0n page AlAD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
]. F. BETANzA
ASSASSINATED

y. u. Retanxa, former resident of
Browns lie. Nas assaKsIHaied NJ
ihr ia Gloria sugar plantation
thirty miles west ~ Vera Cruz
Hart Night. according t5 " Telegram
received today from k. Isl Creager.
Who ~ in Mexico tity On business.
Mr. Betanza was D business part
ner ~ Mr.. GrraRrr. having besn
connected viii his Mexico city o.
flee the past two years. Hi. son.
Jor BetaHza. ~ studeHi in the
Brua EsrilIe high school.
Nr. ErtAHza NAE Recently ap-
pointed receiver of the ~ Gloria
plantation. raA had left hlA Mex
iru Cts uffiLH temporarily 10 look
after the plantation affairs. lie
Ma " riiixrn ~ MfsicU.
The BriaHxa family came 90
Bros nssiile shortly after the fall
vf fhe DiAx regime. residing @ouih
1f the cits several sears. lie later
bought a large ranch between sam
FJrdyce and Rio Grande city.
where ihr family resided several
wears prior 40 mo1 ing ~ Mexico
City.
NV details ~ the assassination
we're available III Mexico Lity this
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
COM MMITTEE
FAVORS2-CENT
GASOLINE TAX
Recommends Changes
In House Bill To
Give Counties Addi-
tional Funds

AUSTIN. Tex, Mar. 4.-tHl-~ Re-
Communications for "A two-rent EaAo-
lAua tax we're reported fayUrably to
the senate today by the committee
w state affairs. The committee re-
commended that the house tax bill
and registration bill pass, with
amendments designed ~ give the
counties more money than they are
now receiving and the highway COM
mission enough money NJ take care
w maintenance work and apprOxi-
maLeiy $1,000 900 worth of construc-
tlum.
The provision limiting counties to
$4,000 annually would give che
smaller counties larger sum for
roads than they now receive. but
would reduce the amount given to the
larger counties under the resent
law.
Al the committees estimated that
the situation the bill would produce
Continued on page tKo-J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
Daugherty Jury Disagree;
[. w. Miller Found Guilty
Court Asked to Nolle
Prose- Daugherty
Indictment

NEW YORK, NJ. MI. Mar. i.--lHl--
The jury in the DauRherty- y-Miller
trial today found former Alien Prop
crty Custodian Thomas vi. Miller
guilty of conspiracy but disagreed on
verdict for former Attorney Gen
eral Harry MI. DauRherty.
DauEhrrty and Miller were charg-
ed With conspiracy I'd defraud the
United States " their honest and un-
biased services in allowing claims
FOR s1 GOO 900 proceeds w the sale Ui
impounded American Metal Company
shares.
The jury was out 70 hours.
United States Attorney Emory II,
Buekner. after the verdict 0n Miller
and the disagreement On DauRherty,
asked judge KNOX to n0lle PROSE-
the indictment against Daurherty.
The court complied Maximum
sentence in Miller's ease iE two
years imprisonment and $4,000 fine.
Aaron Sapifo. Miller's counsel, said
an appeal w0uld ~ taken.
Bali for Miller was continued pend
ing appeal. III was sct at $4,000
Date uf sentence will ~ arranged by
counsel and Judge KHoN.
nauEherty and Miller were charged
with having released $1,000, 900 worth
~ property seized under tho trad.
Inw with the enemy act. after haN-
inE been given. according ID the GOV.
eminent. hypodermic injections w
graft, by John T. King, late nA,
tional republican committeeman
from Connecticut.
The property was the proceeds w
Az per cent of the stock of the Am.
efiran Metal company owned by twa
German companies controlled by the
Horton family NJ metal magnat,s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
EEFORMS AS
FAR south AS
EVERGLADES
Miami Reports Crop
On Coast Practic-
ally Wiped Out;
Freeze I'm North

MIAMI. Fla. Mar. 4.-tPl
Tomatoes and other tender
.rops az far inland as ten
miles from the east coass
were almost wiped out by the
frost that penetrated AZ far
as Homestead. Az miles south
)f Miami, last night. accord
ny t0 reports received at The
United StGtes Weather BG-
reau here.
Irc formed in the Egefriadea west
of Miami where tte temperature at
4 u Kl. to-day Was 2a degrees. ar-
rardinF tn AZ. Nj Cray United States
mpteuiuaiat Iamatuea are lh+ prin-
eipai cror pf everglades farmers at
Continued un page aiE.G
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04
FIND BODY OF
MAN ON CANAL

MuAiLEN. Tex. Mar i-~Thr body
nf IahmaaI Gonzales was found ON
the edge pf N canal within the ritv
limits Wy MrAilen Wednesday morn
inp about In o'ricek IA pistol wHs
elutehed in his right hand and N
wound in hi4 head indicated hr had
shot himself IA verdict VIZ suicide
SeAWrll.
Sunday night. February 2T. Sarah
CaltAn NalHaUueE, Gonzalez wife.
was fatally shot when she went ~ N
winagw tu Aee vho had called her.
She 4nh hfr husband had been sep
arAted far abtut two weeks. The piA-
tnl found in hla hand waA uf the aHme
caiihpr aa that with whirh the girl
wa Hhat. She wAa l| and ~ was ZTi