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-— ... I" V — ■ —— "■ ■■» — '' "" - Herald Classified Ads are the Loud Speakers that Speak in All Languages AUTOMOTIVE ICth & Adams STEVENSON MOTOR CO- Inc. Brownavilia Texas. POR SALE—By owner, one 1927 Chev rolet Landau in f.lrst-claaa mechanical condition. $223.00. If interested, call J. W. Stubblefield. Point lea be 1. xl47 f E-TON PORD truck for sale by 'T. Perfect condition, flnt-claae basically; 3 new Uree. 61$ EUea _BUSINESS NOTICES Having told my Interest In the Alex ander Tire Co., of Brownsville. Texas, to 8. E. Vauter and C. A. Nietert. the public is hereby notified that the said 8. K. Vauter and C. A. Nietert are re sponsible for all outstanding bills end ere also to collect all accounts due the aald Alexander Tire Co. Dated this 7th day of December, 1929. Hams Alexander. *7$ NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Merchants National Bank of Brownsville. Texas, will be held at Its banking house on Tues day, January 14. 1930. at 3 o'clock p. m.. for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as mar property come before the meet la*. E. J. Tucker, vice-president and cashier.—1-13. *100 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Rio Grande Valley Trust Co., of Brownsville. Texas, will be held at Its banking bouse on Tuesday. January 14. 1930. at 10:00 o'clock s. m. for the election of directors and the transaction of such other busi ness as may properly come before the meeting. D. P. Callahan. vtce-presl dent.—1-13.xl07 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of *he First National Bank In Brownsville. Texas, will be held at Its banking house on Tuesday. January 14, 1930. at 3 30 o'clock p. m , for the •lection cf directors and the trnnsae a tlon of such other business as mat properly come before the meeting. O. C Wagner, vice-president and cashier. —1-13. *108 BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the State National Bank, of Brownsville. Texas, will be held at Its banking house on Tuesday, January M. 1930. at 3:30 o'clock p. m., for the election of direct-.-,. • and the transec tion of such oti w business as may properly come beiu * the meeting. A. H. Fernandez, caihh:.—1-13. *109 NOTICE TO 8TCCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Texas Bank A Trust Co., of Brownsville. Texas, will be held at Its banking house on Tuesday, Jan uary 14. 1930, at 3:30 o'clock p. m.. for the election of directors and the trans action of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Joe Celays, Jr., cashier.—1-13. *110 PERSONAL WANTED—By office girl, roommate. Address x81. care Herald. *81 HELP WANTED WANTED: Oood housekeeper at once: someone able to take entire charge of home. Good wages. Mrs. A. E. Ander son. El Jardln District. W-234 SITUATIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED—By man with 10 years experience In handling freight, parcel poet and express shlpratnts. Employed six years as manager of ship ping and receiving departments with one of largest mall order bouses In North. H. R. Weis, Oen. Delivery, Brownsville. xl60 SALESMEN—AGENTS .- - - * - -.- — - ACKNOWLEDGED World's Best Selling proposition. Big steady earnings year round from steady repeat business. Goods used dally in every home. Hun dreds of satisfied users In every loca lity. Big expansion program brings re markable opportuhlty for advance ment. Write at once. A. L. Lederer. 67-70 w. Iowa Ave.. Memphis. Tenn. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT—One sales room and garage 65 by 100 ft. Splendid location on highway. One store room 25 by 40. on highway, one block from high school. One sales room and garage. 50 by 90 ft., good location, two doors from high way. Address P. O. Box 255, or tele phone 410 or 26!. xlOO POR SALE Well established Valley business on paying basis. Well located and will stand investigation. Price $4000.00. Best of reasons for selling. Address X62. care Herald. x63 Classified Business Directory ARCHITECTS BEN V. PROCTER ENGINEERING CO. Archtltcts—Engineer: 308 Merchant. Bank Bldg. Phone 617 Brownsville. Texas E. G. HOLLIDAY Architect and Builder 409 State Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 906 R. NEWELL WATERS Architect f-12 Security State Bank Building Weslaco. Texas BUILDERS—CONTRACTORS PROCTER & DUDLEY General Contractors 628 Washington St. Brownsville, Texas Phone 627 E. M. RIDLEY General Contractor Roads. Land Leveling. Plowing. Sub-soiling EXCAVATION8 EMBANKMENTS 408 MERCHANTS NATL BANK BROVVN8VILLE DRAY—TRAN SFER _ _———a——— Mason Transfer & Grain Co. BONDED WAREHOUSE SEEDS OF ALL KINDS Light and Heavy Hauling WE MOVE ANYTHING 1105 Adams. Phone 139 ’ AUSTIN TRANSFER COMPANY Crating. Shipping. Hauling Phones 421 and 619 HOTELS—CAFES , KITCHEN Famous tor Its Cooking-Immaculacy and Service (The popular place tor business luncbes 23th between Eltabeth and Levee REAL ESTATE HERREN REALTY COMPANY Realtors ltsese-Wtl-Mond Hotel Bldg. Harlingen. Texas VALLEY CITRC9 GROVES OllR SPECIALTY Write, phone or call / LOS' EBAXOS Brownsville's Supreme Residential Dls i irict. carefully restricted, completely improved. Homs sites from $1200 00. easy terms. Jme* - Dtcltinscn Co.. Haalton. corner El Jardln Hotel Bldg.. Brownsville. FCNEaAI DIRECTORS REAL ESTATE ....—. -.. Riverside Park Brownsville's most exclusive residen tial district. Carefully improved home sites from $750 00 up, terms. 1-acre citrus groves planted to trees, modem improvements. 3-years- care. Riverside Development Company, owners and de velopers. Sales orc.ee Riverside Boule vard. Riverside Park. W. M. Egan. Sales Director, phone 1398-W. x39 MATRESS RENOVATING Let L*s Renovate Your Mattress We make mattresses to order. All repair work guaranteed. SOMMERS 12th and Adams Phone 674 OFFICE EQUIPMENT ART METAL FILING Equipment Maverlck-Clarke Lltho. Co. 208 Merchants National Bank Phone 617—Brownsville Office Equipment and Supplies HARGROVE'8 STATIONERY & BOOK STORE Brownsville, Texas FLORISTS BOWYER THE FLORIST, flowers and funeral designs. St. Charles and Pita streets. Phone 312-J. TYPEWRITERS DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange (Brownsville's Typewriter House) Distributors, New L. C. Smith “8i ient" 8 and Late Corona 4 type writers. Also selJ Royal Portables and "Factory” Rebuilt*—all makes. We repair all makes typewriter and adding machines. 1112 Elizabeth St Phone 1105. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER SALES CO. Typewriters—Adding Machines Supplies—Repairs Phone 500—Harlingen Exclusive Sales and Sendee UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY 123 S. First Phone 295 Harlingen PROFESSIONAL DR. C. RANZELL Chiropractor Electro—Therapy Massage and Bath No. 6. Arcade Building Brownsville, - - • Texaa ATTORNEYS RALPH A. DUNKELBEBO Attorney tt Law Commercial Collections a Specialty 106 Sea bury. George and Taylor Building Brownsville. Texas H. B. GALBRAITH Attorney at Law Merchants National Bank Bldg. Brownsville. Texas H. L YATES Attorney at Law State National Bank Bldg. Brownsville fry a Herald Classified Ad BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Valley Representative Wanted Established firm with 40 years of suc cessful business experience, rated half million dollars, has an opening la a permanent, successful business that has unlimited possibilities for a man living in any town In the Vglley, No selling, guaranteed monthly income; business with proven record through out the United States. Requires 11400 cash investment, which Is fully secured against loss. Will be at Reese-WU Mond hotel. Harlingen, from 8unday. Dec. 13. to Saturday. Dec. 21. all this week. Call, write, or wire Paul N. Pat rick. at above hotel, for personal inter view. BUT OR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANQE—185 acres on paved road between Kennedy and Karnes City. Karnes County; fine dairy propo sition; very good house. Also 200 rksm fine black land west of Karnes City. 113 in cultivation: good rent im provements. Will trade separate for something in the Valley. R. J. Thom as. La Peris. Texas. xl60 TREES. PLANTS AND SEED TREES—Grapefruit. March Seedless. Poster Pink. Duncan, also orange trees, four varieties. Special prices on some to move from grove. Nursery 2 miles out of San Benito on Highway No. 12. H H Parks. San Benito. Ter. xl81 FOR SALE—400 Pink Marse Seedless grapefruit stock 3-4 In caliper. These are good and cheap at $1.73 each Ball ed ready to go. R. J. Thomas, La Fe rta, Texes. *180 ARTICLES FOR SALE BRIOHT CANE HAY for sale; $17 per ton. delivered. Bailey Kee, Phone 1393-W. W-193 FOR SALE—Set of fixtures and other fixtures. San Benito Merc. Co., San Benito. Texas. *134 BRAND NEW Baby Orand piano, stand ard make, at about half price. Easy terms. Phone 858-J or write Box 552, Brownsville. Texas. xl53 FOR SALE—Cheap. 30 pounds shelled pecans only. H. n. Marks. Market. xl36 FRUIT FOR SALE—Tangerines. Valencia oranges, small Marsh Seerless. W. C. Swarner. Mercedes. Tex. xl4« W ANTED TO BUT ONE THOUSAND dollar* worth rtf Lib erty Bonds. Address x95, care Herald x95 LAND FOR BENT FOR RENT—Cotton Land, 500 acre*, on concrete, bedded up and ready to plant. Plenty of moisture to mature a crop. M. E Mitchell. La Ferla. Texas. xl50 FOR RENT—50 acres potato land. Irri gated. Call at 101 Adams Steet. or phone Ml. T-97 FINANCIAL FOR SALE—41 shares International Drug company stock, worth $100 a share, with discount of 20'^ to buyer. Isauro Maya, Box 1083. Brownsville. xlSl FOR SALE—Limited amount of Gate way Bridge stock. Address x37# care Herald. *37 LIVESTOCK—POULTET WE ARE booking orders for January delivery of baby chicks from the best flocks in South Texas. Reds. Rocks. Wyandotte*. Orpingtons, and White Leghorns. Write or call for price hat. Book your order* early for early chicks Cameron County Chlokertes. La Ferla. Texas. X31 POLICE PUPPIES—For sale. Mr*. Staf ford. 1719 Hhyes. Phone 1075-J. xl39 FOR SALE—My fine dairy herd at a bargain Will sell cattle and rent pasture with good retail route. The cattle are In good shape and clean of ticks. Apply to T. H. Poag. Mercedes. Texas. *126 FOB SALE—Baby chicks from the Val ley a best flocks. We do custom hatch ing. O. R- Slbeon Co.. La Ferla. Texas. W-108 REAL ESTATE BEINO AN AESENTEE owner. I here with offer until further notice 37 acres known as Lot 1. Block 1, Evans' Sub Division Donna Irrigation District, Hi dalgo County. Texas. In exchange for Kansas property or on regular sale at a bargain Robert S. Campbell. Box 392. Wichita. Kansas. xl54 FOR SALE—Donna property and 13 acres near La Blanca, ftobt. Rhodes, ad ministrator, Donna. T«xae *ltt _ ' For Sub-Division 160 Acres Located 4 blocks from the high school and closer to Brownsville than the exclusive Los Shanoe Subdivision. Winding resaca run ning through property ottering natural lake front sitae tor sub division. This property Is tor sale by owners and can he bought at a very attractive price. Henson-Lo max it Houston and Brownsville Development Co. W-191 INVESTIGATE SUMMIT PLACE THD 111 VEST In Brownsville's new business and residential sub-division, located on 13th and 14th streets, one mile from Gateway Bridge, on the main thorough lire leading to the proposed ship channel, municipal air port. rich farming tlstrlet of Kl Jardln. and Boca Cnica Beach. Easy terms. Ten per ' cent down, balance 3 yean to pay. Jease Dennett, pbone437, Brownsville. Texas. FOR 8ALE—1 acre trepefrult grove Ju»t outside or city limits. City water, gas. a n<l alec tricity. Excellent homes! te. call W. M. Egan, 1398-W x40 JO ACRES on Military paving. 2 miles west of Brownsville: 20 acres on pav ing near Lantanna; S acres right at Rio Hondo. 1-2 tn Cltnw. Priced right, terms. B B. Parks. San Benito. Texas. xl61 FARMS rOB SALE 17-ACRE FARM—I 3-4 miles northwest Mission. Texas. 9250.00 per acre. Write Mrs. M. Carl. Port Brown. Texas. xl57 LOTS FOB SALE LOS EBANOS ESTATES Investigate the most beautiful si 1 ur ban development In the Valley, imme diately north of Brownsville. Tracts of one acre up. under irrigation. For sale. James-Dlcklnson Company. Real tors, corner El Jardln Hotel Bldg. x98 I CLASSIFIED RATES and RULES Advertisement* will be accepted over the telephone from telephone subscribers, or from those having regular charge accounts. Other classified advertising must be ac companied by cash. No advertising accepted on an •until forbid" order. A specified number of Insertions must be given. 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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING R * TES 20 words or less, one Insertion, 30c Over 20 words, one Insertion. per word.ll*e Subsequent Insertions run con secutively. per word .lc Minimum.10 words. By month, per word.25c No classified advertisement ac cepted for less than.30c LOCAL READER RATES Readers, per word....«C Readers, per Inch .11-20 Seeded and third days. 3‘ic per word; fourth, fifth and sixth days. 3c per word; 7 consecutive days. 2‘,*c per word. Legal notices lc per word each In sertion. LOTS FOR SALE_ 1 WILL SELL 4 modern lot*, plenty of orange and grapefruit tree*. Paving paid out. On corner Grant and !6th St. Make me an offer. 4 lot*. 4-room and bath frame house, gas. water, lights. Plenty of orange*. Terms. Kayes *t 16th. E. B. Gordon. W-222 | 111 ...-.— HIM— II— ..- .— * ! FOR SALE—Corner lot. good business i location. 9th and Madison. Inquire of owner. Box 244. City. *43 * HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE—New 3-room cottage with furniture. 1700.00 cash. Leaving city, i 1423 Roosevelt Street, Victoria Heights, i C. 1C. Harlar.*124 SACRIFICE—Thoroughly modem 5 roora bouse. Best buy in Browns ville. Small payment down, balance like rent. Mrs Florence Stafford, owner. 1719 Hayes, Victoria Heights. Phone 1075-J.*138 WANTED—REAL ESTATE ONE LOT on either Washington, Ad nms or Jefferson St. between 8th and Palm Blvd. Give best cash price. Wallace Harwood. Phone 1023. x70 RENTAL PRACTICALLY NEW store building. 16x55; attractive front. Elizabeth street. Rent 175.00. Phone 247. *55 APARTMENTS 4-APARTMENT, frame building. Eliza beth street. Phone 1237 from 9:30 to 11:30 mornings, or address xll4 care Herald xll4 3-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT with garage. West Brownsville. Phone 703. X152 FURNISHED APARTMENT—Elizabeth street; lights, water and gaa furntshed Reasonable. Call 1237 mornings. x!33 3-ROOM APARTMENT. hot water, new house; also 2-toom apartment. Telephone 946-W, xll6 -P FURNISHED APARTMENT in duplex. Oarage. 1133 W. Levee. Phone 818-J. stii ALONSO APARTMENTS-Nicely fur nt'hed. Corner 6th and Levee. Phone 839. xl42 Purnlahed 3-room apartment with ga*, lighte, telephone, garage. $30. Phone 011. W-77 FOR RENT—Newly reflnluhed apart ment In duplex. 1620 West Elisabeth, or call 1119-W. xl30 I CONLEY APARTMENTS—3 room*, hot water and gas. *31.00 and *36.00 per month. Phone 847-W. > - - - - - -— -| - - I, Nebraska Apartment*. Pumiahed. frtgl datre. Furnished and unfurnished cot tages. Jefferson and Fourteenth. Phone HR V-71 FOR RENT—Newly furnished apart ment in duplex. 1112 W. Elizabeth Phone Carlos O. Watson. W118 POR RENT: New apartments and rooms Phone 957-J. 8-170 Light Housekeeping rooms; hot water. Electricity. Oas; down town; reason able. 1407 Elisabeth. X3 FOR RENT — Furnished apartment. Lights, water and gas furnished; 827.50 per month. Also two desirable sleep ing room*. Phone 189. X21 FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED ROOMS—South exposure, very close in; reasonable, 942 Levee. T-112 FURNISHED room Private home; meals If desired. 709 Levee. Phone 400.*71 a Cl BEDROOM In private residence l conveniences; 9400 per week. 622 St. Charles, phone 658. x40 FOR RENT—Comfortable bedroom. modern home, to one or two gentle men. Oarage If desired. Phone 415- i W. X158 ______ FOR RENT—5-room house, comer West 12th and St. Charles. Phone 722. W-131 FOR RENT—Newly furnished 5-room house, with bath. gas. automatic water heater, garage, concrete drive, good neighborhood. Phone 941-J. xl5S FOR RENT—1304 Washington street. 5- , room house: gss. *11 modem conveni ences. Oood neighborhood. Phone W C. Craig. x52 FOR RENT: House located at 1323 Washington Street. Eght rooms, bath. closets, kitchen, two gsreges. gas and water connections Apply above address or phono 20 or 720. 5-room house with garage and gas. *30 00. Phone 811. W-233 FOR RENT—3-room cottage: hot wa ter heater, gas. and other modem con venience*. Phone 110. *143 Twelve New Public # Schools In Mexico MEXICO CITY. Dec. 17.—<ip>— The department of public instruction has announced establishment of 12 new public schools In the federal district, in addition to about 30 in other parts of the country. The de partment hopes to open near 206 mare schools In Mexico next year. Today’s Radio Features Vy* , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IE ‘•S’Sjw’r* '** tBy The Associated PressI *' Prq*r£ai la Centre] standard Umi. AU time «• P. 1C. unless otherwto* Indicated. Wavelengths on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. 464.3—WEAR New York—640 (NBC Chain) 640—Golden Geras, Vocal and Strin* Quartet—Alao wwj KSD 7:00—Erno Rapes Concert Orchestra—Also WWJ WSAI KSD WOC WOW WDAF WTAM KOA KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAI WKY KSL W1BO 7:10—Happy Baker#—Also WOY WWJ WSAI KSD WOC WOW WFJC KSTP WTMJ WMC KVOO WOAI KPRC WKY WLS WFAA 6:00—Old Counselor— AIso WOY WWJ WSAI KSD WOC WOW KSTP WHAE WMC WSB WSMB KVOO KPRC WOAI WSM WTMJ 6:10—-Olive Palmer, Paul Oliver, Orchestra and Artiste—Also WOT WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN KSD WOC WOW WDAF WSMB KSTP WTMJ WHAS WSM WMC WSB WJAX KVOO KPRC WOAI WBAP 6:10—Floyd Gibbons, Headline Hunter—Also WWJ KSD WOC WON 10:»—Organ—WWJ KSD WDAF WEBC: Snltalny’a Music—WWJ WoW *46.6—WABC New York—660 (CBS Chain) 7:00—Opera Concfrts—Also WFBM WLAC WISN WREC WMAQ KMOX 7:30—Trawlers—Also WADC WMAQ WKRC WHK WOHP KMOX WFBM 1:00—Magazine Story-AIso WMAQ KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK WOL 8:10—Smoker—Also WMAQ WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WCCO WISN WHK 9:00—Orch.—Also WADC WMAQ WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WHK WCCO 6:30—In a Russian Village—Also WADC WISN WDOD WHK WMAQ WLAC WBRC WFBM WOHP WCCO WKBN KLRA WREC KMBC KMOX 10:00—Hank Simmons* Showboat—Also WHK WBRC WISN WOHP WCCO WREC WDOD WKBN KFH KOIL KMBC KLRA WADC 394.5—WJZ New York—760 (NBC Chain) 6:30—Salute Program-Alao KYW WJR KWK WREN WEBC WHAS WSM WMC WSB WSMB KVOO WKY WOAI KFAB WCKT KSTP WFAA 7:00—Harry Kogen Orchestra. Cliauneey R. Parsons. Comedy Duo—Also KDKA WJR KYW KWK WLW WREN WTMJ KSTP WEBC KFAB 7:30—Foresters’ Male Quartet—Also KWK WREN WLW KYW WJR KFAB 8:00—El Tango Romantico. Delores Cassinelli—Also KDKA WREN WCKT 8:30—Buck and Wing with Thll Cook—Also WREN WCKT KWK WIBO 9:00—Neapolitan Nights. Italian Music—Also WREN WCKT 9:30—Guy Fraser Harrisons Orchestra—Also KDKA KYW KWK WREN KSTP WTMJ WEBC WIOD WHAS WSM WMC WSB WJAX WBAP KPRC WOAI WKY W’JR WSMB KTHS WATI WCKT WJDX 1C:CO—Hour of Slumber Music—Also KDKA WREN 10:30—Amos *n* Andy—Only to WMAQ KYW KWK WREN WTMJ KSTP WEBC WKY WBAP KPRC WOAI WDAF CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS »8.9—KYW Chicago—1720 6:00—Party: Orchestra 6:80—Same as WJZ (l»i tars.) 8:00—Real Estate; Party 8:30—Brevities; Musical — .same as WJZ (30 in.) 10:00— New* & Orch.; (30 in.); WJZ 10:45—Dane* Music (3*4 hrs.) 344 s—WENR Chicago—870 9:00—Weener Minstrel Show 10*0—Smith Family 10:45—Music Parade 11:00—Grab Bag: Candle Chorua 11:30—Mike A Herman: Gossip 12:00—DX Air Vaudeville (2 hrs ) 416.4— WON.WLIB Chicago—720 6:00—Quin; Ensemble: Comedians 7:00—Floorwalker: Feature 8:00—Axel Christensen SJO—WKAF Programs '1*4 hrs.) 10.00—News; Features: Dance (2H h.} 344.6—WLS Chisago—870 6 8)—Supper Tim#: Books; Angelue 7:80—Seme as WE41' (SOm.) 8:00—Roundup Music; Chorus '1 hr.) 447.9—WMAQ Chicago—670 8:15—Torsy Turvy; Story Time 6:00—Orch.; Piano: Talk 7*0—WABC Programs (8 hrs) 10 f>0—Dan & Sylvia; Ames; Orch. 11:00—Dance Music (8 hrs.) 4*3.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 *. 6:00—Hour of Orchestra# 7:00— Educational; Scrap Book 7:30—Radloet Presentation s-oo—WJ2 Programs (1 hr.) on—Champions: Fiddlers In.no—Night Club: Brevities 11:00—Two on the Aisle 13:00—Dance: Howard Melaney 1:00a—Dance Half Hour 4 299.S—WOC Davenport—1000 A 4:30—To be announced , ft 7:f»0—WEAK Programs <1 hrs> 10:00—Feature: Ensemble <14 hn.) 398.8—WCX-WJR Detroit—790 6:30—Same as WJZ <30m.) 7:00—Feature Program 4:0 '—Rainbow Man <30ra ); XVJZ »:0»—Cotton Pickers 9:30—WJZ <30m.): Newa: Dance 11:00—Organ and Dance Hour 298.!—WO WO Ft. Wayne—1190 t;j.i_WABC Programs <1 hr.) 9:30—Orchestra Program <30 to.) 370 2—WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul—410 « 00—Dinner Concert: Orchestra 7:30—Old Grads: Orchestra 5 jo—waBC Programs (24 hra) 11:00— Musical: Organ Recital 275.1—KMOX St. Louie—1080 6 no—'Vocal; Tony Cabooch 7:00—WABC Programs <3 hra) 10:00—Willie A Lillie: Sporta 10:30—Dance Music <14 hrs.) % 283— KVOO Tuisa—1140 4:00—Musical Program 6:30—WJZ A WEAP <*4 bra.) SOUTHERN CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 403.2—WSB Atlanta—740 6:0#—Orchestra (30m ): WJZ ?:#•—Concert; Bikers; Brevities 8:00—WEAK A WJZ (2 hrs.) 10:00—Hippy Voices Choir 11:00—E«1 Kneisel's Orchestra 2C3—WAPI Birmingham—1140 8:00—Tenor: Comedians; WJZ iO:D9—Symphony: !*ance Orchestra 11:00—Organ: Fa nee Hour 374.8—WBAP Fort Worth—800 8:3i>—WEAF & WJZ (1% hrs.) 10:'W—Feature Program .WJZ (15 in.): Hotel Orchestra 1:30—Theater Entertainers (30 m.) 288.3—KTHS Hot Springe—1040 7:00—Or pan & Vocal: Orchestra »:<*«—Orchestra (30 in ); WJZ (30 m.) 11:00—Studio Frolic 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820 6:00—Dinner Dancers 6 — WJZ (30 m ); instrumental 7:30— lranklin Flayers 8 :<■()—■WEAF & WJZ (3 hra.) l»:oo—Reporters; U. ot Kentucky 11:00—Dance Music Hour 461.3—W8M Nashville—650 6 00—Orchestra (30m.): WJZ iSOra.) • "’—Quartet; Orchestra & Quartet S o —WEAF * WJZ (2 hra.) 19.00—Musical Movie News; Dance KWIVG—'"Voice of the Border* * Brownsville, Texas • Daily, except Ji-iday—On air 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Back or air at 4 p. m. with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The Brownsville Herald. Remain on air <>ntil 7 p. m. FLEE FROM CHINESE BANDITS Aattciated Frets Photo The Rev. Everett 8. Burkett of Glendale, Cal., and his wife, Mrs. Margaret Burkett, missionaries In southern China, arei believed to have left their posts at Swatow and to have gone north to avoid bandit and rebel raids. " Alabama Beauty AuociatmI Pr«* Photo Mary Mitchell of Montgomery, Ala., was chosen the most beautiful girl on the University of Alabama eampus. y '— Hat Largest Army » Ataociatnd Print Photo Marshal Feng Yu-Hslang directs s private army of 400,000 men, said to be the largest private army In rhe world. He Is at war with the nationalist government* Absolves Senators ' hJ Asoociated Pro— Photo Justice Peyton Gordon ruled that Senators Cola Blease and Thomas j. Heflin were Immune from arrest for a refusal to answer a subpoena to tell what they knew of the death of a police sergeant. Grammar School To Present Programs Announcement is made of Christ mas programs to be given at Gram mar school Friday, Dec. 20, by school pupils. The first, second, and third grades will begin their entertainment at 10 a. m , and con tinue It at 1 p. m, Also at 1 p. m. in the Junior col lege auditorium the fourth and fifth grade children will present a pa geant, “World s Redeemer.” directed by Miss Evelyn Tutt, auditorium teacher. At 2:30 the P-T. A. will give the children of the school a free movie at the Dlttmann theater. About 800 school children are to participate in the day’s events, LIGHTNING KILLS CHILD RACINE. Wts. — Nlne-vear-old Clam Routh stood under a tree during a storm and was killed by lightning. G. O. P. Treasurer Theodore Gary, above, of Kansas City, Mo., is the new treasurer ot the Republican senatorial com* ft Health Queen .if7 IH .nil Ataeoiated Prooo Photo Virginia MeNaal of Moorehead Mla«.( won the title of health qaeer of Mississippi and haa been choeen as one of the three healthleet^gfiia In the United States. _ Our O. K. meant Abso lute Satisfaction with the accent on the “Ab solute.” Fine, depend able cars for little money. , ’ 1925 Dodge Touring * ^ 1929 Dodge Standard Coupe 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1927 Dodge Roadster 1926 Dodge Coupe 1926 Dodge Sedan 1924 Dodge 4-Passenger Coupe / , 1927 Chevrolet Touring 1924 Buick 4-Cylinder Sedan 1924 Packard Touring 1926 Willys-Knight Roadster 1928 Whippet Roadster 1929 Model Graham % Ton Panel Truck 1929 Model Graham % Ton Panel Truck 1928 Whippet Cab Coupe 1928 Model Dodge four cylinder cab. coupe , < 1927 Model Dodge Sedan 1926 Model Ford Touring 1920 Model Ford Coupe 1928 Model lodge Standard Six cab.coupe , 1924 Model Ford Tourin ; 1929 model Ford station wagon. No. 795. Practically a new car. Speedometer regis ters 5000 miles. Spare tire. Here’s one you can't beat. Honestly think it’s the best bar gain we’ve offered; has had excellent oare; finish and upholstery like new. November Sale Price.$695.00 Jesse Dennett Inc. Phone 904—Caed Car Market—1219 Levee lied Car Lot No. 1 Arrow from Herald Office Used Car Lot No. 2 Summit! Place * 14th St W. A. BOSS, Manager