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TEXAS WOMAN
MAKES FLAGS
FOR MPITOL
AUSTIN, Jan. 26 T— A change
pleasing to the eye has been maue
In the nail of the house of repre
sentatives.
For several sessions two flags
have hung above the speakers
aland. Apparently they had not
been cleaned for years, but the
house never saw fit to do anyttvng
about it.
A few days after the start of the
long session of the 43rd legislature
the dingy banners were replaced.
New flags were presented to the
house by Mrs Susie Rudasill, ch’t!
warrant clerk. Mrs. Rudasill work 'd
several months is her spare tirm
making them Every stitch that went
into the ilaes was her own iaoor.
She cut and sewed the giant stars
on the blue background and deli
cately stitched together the alter
nate stripes of red and blue.
She fashioned a new flag of the
United States and a new Texas *.ao
to replace the faded standards that
had hung in the house so many
years.
In appreciation of her gift th*“
house appointed a signal commit
tee to escort her to the speaker's
stand so she could be properly
thanked. A resolution commending
her efforts was adopted unanimous
ly
New flag poles, topped with gold
en eagles, were provided for the
new emblems
^ilUncle Jin." Robinson, journal
e^rk of the house of the Texas
legislature has been elected for his
521st term. Before "Uncle Jim" be-,
came journal clerk he served ’n
other rapacities about the house,
his grand total of years of service
exceeding a half century.
It whs broucht out in the sper*h
made in behalf or “Uncle Jim" that
as a boy he helped in constructing
the massive granite building that is
ihe state capilol. Members suppoit
ing "Uncle im" for re-election as
serted that the Texas journal was
one of the best In the country be
ing virtualy as free of errors as me
journal ol congress.
Truck Markets
Average auction prices ol grape
fruit sold Wednesday, Jan. 25:
Baltimore: Florida 951 boxes.
Gen. avg. $1.78.
Chicago. Texas 1295 boxes. Gen.
avg. $2.21. Florida 766 boxes. Gen.
avg $2.38.
Cincinnati: Florida 1320 boxes.
Gen. avg. $2 86 Florida 2828 box
es. Gen. avg $2.40
Detroit: Florida 560 boxes. Gen.
avg. $2.55.
Pittsburgh: Florida 2528 boxes
Gen. avg. $2.12.
St. Louis: Texas 360 boxes. Gen.
avg. $2.33. Florida 245 boxes. Gen
avg $2.49.
I Sales to jobbers reported Wed
; tiesday. Jan. 25:
Cabbage: tTexas round type let
tuce crates unless otherwise stal
ed* Detroit mostly $1.25-1,35.
(Cleveland best mostly $1.50. Phila
delphia few sales $1.25-1.50. New
York $1-125. Kansas City $1-1.15.
(Cincinnati $1-1.25. Chicago most
ly SI.25. Pittsburgh $1.25-1.40
Boston best mostly $1.50. St. Louis
$1.25-1.35.
Beets: (Texas lettuce half crates
'unless otherwise stated.* Pitts
burgh 90c-$1.00, Chicago 90c-$l 00
' St. Louis 80-90c. Boston best $1
1 10. New York 75-85c. Phlladel
jphia best $1.15-1.20. Detroit $1.25
' 1.35.
Carrots: (Texas lettuce half
crates unless otherwise stated.)
Philadelphia mostly $1 10. Chicago
75-85c Pittsburgh 90c-$1.00. St.
Louis 85-90c. Boston best $1-1.10.
Detroit ian 80c.
Carlot shipments of entire United
States reported Wednesday Jan.
25:
Grapefruit: Florida 86. Texas 14.
total US 100 cars.
Oranges: Calif. 41, Fla. 136. Tex
as 3, total US 180 cars.
Mixed Citrus: Calif. 4. Fla. 45.
Texas 1, total US 50 cars.
Snap Beans: Florida 70. total US
70 cars.
Beets: Texas 9. total US 9 cars.
Charter No. 44329
Kt II.IMMi A. LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION
of the Texas Building <fc Loan Association at Brownsville. State of Texas,
at the close of business on the 31st day of December 1932. published in
the Brownsville Herald, a newspaper printed and published at Browns
ville. State of Texas, on the 26th day of January. 1933.
ASSETS
Real Estate Loans to Members .S14o.520.00
Real Estate Loans to Non-members. 429.64
Slock Loans. 852.25
Real Estate Sold Under Contract . 9.125.57
School District Note . 20.00
Due from Banks . 242'36
Cash .... 84 06
Interest earned but not collected .'. 6 385 41
Insurance. Taxes. Etc., paid for Members . 1.283.18
Real Estate acquired by foreclosure . 23.902.37
Furniture & Fixtures .. 1.555.09
Other Assets. Penalties Accrued . 149.79
TOTAL ..$189 549.72
LIABILITIES
Installment Slock .$ 57.787.47
Thrift or Optional Payment Stock . 1.635.33
Advance Payment Stock . 26.443.13
Fully Paid Stock . 51,740.00
Reserve Fund or Permanent Stock... 25.000.00
Legal Reserve .. 540 00
Special Reserve . 6.094.15
Reserve for Interest on Borrowed Money . 180.00
Reserve for Taxes . 525.00
Reserve for Interest Actuied . 683.70
Reserve for Expense . 405.00
Incomplete Loans . 1.622.05
Borrowed Money . 16.43891
Reserve for Commission on sale of R. E. 40 00
Escrow Account . 414.98
TOTAL .$189549.72
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON i SEAL 1
Wc. J C. Bennett as President, and W. W. Underwood as Secretary
of said Association, each of us do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
_ J C Bennett, President
CORRECT—ATTEST W. W Underwood. Secretary
W. W. Todd.
P D. Craig.
D. W. Sigler.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of Januarv, A. D.,
j.
(SEAL- Maud Stobaugh
Notary Puoiic. Cameron County. Texas.
SIDE GLANCES . George Clark 1
jlMW iv *»u tCWVICt (we. Mtut »»T QTT
^jply mother says your mothei never thinks of anything but playing
bi\ .ge, and Just sends you to school to get you out of the way."
NOVEL ROMANCE
What is said to be one of the most novel romances ever told on the
screen is depicted by Marian Nixon and Spenoer Tracy in Face In
the Sky." the new screen play from Fox. Showing Thursday i Family
i Nitei only at the Capitol. Brownsville.
Cabbage: Fla. 14 Ga. 1. Minn. 1.
N Y. 33, Texas 31. Wise 6, total
US 86 cars.
Carrots: Aru 1. Calif 18 Mich I
l. N Y. 3. Texas 9. total US 32 !
cars.
Mixed Vegetables: Ai| 1. Calif
15. Fla 23. GMfc. 1. La 3. N Y 3.
Texas 48. Utah 1. Va. 3. total US
98 cars.
Green Peas: Calif. 1. Fla. 5. total
U6 6 cars.
Peppers: Fla. 5. total US 5 cars
Spinach: Texas 62, Va 6, total
US 68 cars.
Tomatoes. Fla. 20. total US 20
cars. j
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
ment lorvnud»*d Thursday morn- j
ing Jan 26
Grapefruit 14. oranges 3. mixed
citrus 1. potatoes 2. cabbage 31. I
carrots 7. beets 8, beets and car
rots 3, chicory 1. endive 1. greens ,
5. broccoli 1. mixed vegetables 31
total 108 cars. Total to date this
season—Citrus fruit 2388. vegetables
2929, mixed iruits and vegetables
34. total 5351; to same day last
.season—Citrus fruit 2921, vegetables
4793. mixed fruits and vegetable*
64. total 7778 cars
Coastal Bend shipments reported
Wednesday. .Jan 25:
Spinach 6. cabbage 2. beets 1
mixed vegetables 4, total 13 cars.
Movie Sidelights
Q1 KIN
Opening Friday at the Queen
Theater is Paramount* Olympian
lurcc. "Million Dollar Legs.-’ laid
in the mythical Republic of Klop
stokia. where all the girls are
named Angela and all the men |
George and where it is a jau
offense not to kiss a pretty girl.
Jack Oakie. as the "clown
prince.” is the man who leacw
Klopstokia to a thrilling victory
in the Olympics. W. C Fields. Ben
Turpin. Hank Mann. George Barh
irr. Hugh Herbert, little Dieki*
Moore Lyda Robert! Susan Flem
ing. Geneva Mitchell and Nadine
Dore are also in the cast.
CAPITOL
Never in the memory of a Joe E.
Brown lan has there been such a
rot of fun and laughter packed
uito six reels o! entertainment as
will be shown at the Capttoi
Theatre Fridav and Saturday In
“You Said a Mouthful.”
With an inborn timidity aoout
water that amounts almost to
IX HIS ARMS!
Here's Helen Hayes, m the arms
of Gary Cooper, in a scene lrom
the Prank Borage production oi
' A Farewell to Arms, famous
Ernest Hemingway best-seller.
phocbia. Joe finds himself mistak
en by the girl of his dreams for
the champion swimmer of Canada.
Joe Holt, who u> the favorite hi
the forthcoming swimming race
lrom Catalina to the California
mainland, a mere twenty-seven
miles away. Ginger Rogers is' the
leading lady.
Preston Poster. Joes rival, man
ages to keep Joe in hot water until
the last lap of the contest.
RIVOLI-SAN BENITO
Ernest Hemingway’s novel. "A
Farewell to Arms." transplanted to
the screen with Helen ’Tayes ana
Gary Cooper in starring roles, ana
with Ade’phe Menjou heading the
supporting cast, opens today and
Friday at the Rivoli Theater. San
Benito
Thursday and Friday are family
night at the Rivoli. your entire
iamily admitted with the purchase
oi one 35 cent ticket.
- THIS CURIOUS WORLD -
e i»u
rt MU M«»M
IT TOOK
600 YEASS
TO PROVE
A
STATEMENT OF
MARCO P0L05
DURING HlS
REMARKABLE TRjP
THROUGH ASIA, IN
THE I3TH CENTURA
HE DISCOVERED
THE GREAT SHEEP
NOV ANOWN AS" OWS
POLI, e>UT FOR
600 YEARS AFTERr
WARD, THE WORLD
BELIEVED THAT NO
SUCH ANIMAL EXISTED.
Swings
of a^oths
ARE
) /NFLATEO WfTH /
^THE AIR IS PUMPED INTO
THE PNEUMATIC WING-TUBES
FROM THE RESPIRATOR/ ORGANS.
TEACHERS TO j
MEET FEB. 9
______
PHARR Jan 26—The program
ior the South Texa* Division ol
the Texas Slate Teacher* associa
tion has been released by the pres
ident of the organization, J. Lee
Stambaugh, superintendent ot the
Pharr-San Juan public school sys
tem.
The association 1* to convene
February 9. 10. a.id il at Corpus
Christi. The general theme for the
meeting is Sufficient Investment
in Education ior Develop/ nt of
Character and Training loi Citizen
ship." A representative body of the
educators of South Texas -» ex
pected to attend the meeting.
Among visitors of distinction
who will appear on the program
are: Mrs. Cora M Martin. Univer
sity of Texas: Dr C C Selecrnan.
president. Southern Methodist Uni
versity; L. A Woods superintend
ent. Public School Instruction: Dr
Frederick Lby. University o: Tex
as; Pres E. W Seale C A I. o»
Kingsville; Supt H. W. Stillwell,
president. Texas Htate Teachers
association: Miss Ruth Huey State
Department of Education: Di
Robert H Montgomery. University
of Texas; W W Jackson presi
dent. Westmoorland college
Announcements
DETECTIVES nations so
licited. Finger print and hand
writing expert. See Herman V
Bennett, consulting criminologist
Consultation by appointment only
Phone 66. Alta Vista Apts. Port
Isabel. 162
ARNOIL STEAM Is hiyhly recom
mended to cure scalp and hair
troubles Visit Amaya's Shop ana
be convinced Free examination
Hi.
SQUARE DEAL TAXI Anywhere
ill city one person 15c. 2 or more.
25c. Waiting room 439 10th St.,
phone 300 Ihj
Daily Coverage of All
Cameron County
Court Records
Can be secured from the
RETAIL MERCHANTS’ ASS’N
Brownsville — Ph.rnr 443
Dependable Prompt
Phone 353
Brownsville Title
Company
Opposite Court House
Brownsville
Abstracts of Title
Title Insurance
Complete abstracts of title
to all lands in Cameron •
County. Texas
I
I
LADY WITH two daughters plans
to enter Northwestern for summer
term, wishes to offer room and
board to Valiev students there I
Box 181 Herald. 181
8 Travel Opportunities
PLAZA HOTEL Travelers' Bureau.
Those wishing to travel or room
for little money phone 486 Itti
Automotive
10 Autos for Sale
HAVE FORD and Chevrolet 1931
long wheel-base trucks; will sell
cither: depression prices. Phone
363. Box 143. Brownsville. 12
Automobile Bargains
1931 Chevrolet 4 door sedan.
6 wheel job; new paint.
1931 Ford 157 inch truck.
1931 Ford Pickup, like new
1929 5-passenger Buick sedan.
Excellent condition.
Patteson Motor Co.
Phone 888
FORD Model r. truck. *30 00. Rocx
steel gear Phone 363. Box 143
Brownsville. 12
12 Trade Autos
WANTED TO TRADE 1927 Oakland
coach for light coupe; prefer mod
el A Ford or Chevrolet. Box 1-99
Herald.
14 Auto Repr’s. & Paint
BRAKES
Adjusted and Relinrd
By an Expert
NEW LOW PRICES
FIRESTONE
Busmess Chances
— ■" ■ — -" i —a
17 Business for Sal*
ON ACCOUNT of death must sa
crifice Fan-Tan Sandwich shop m
McAllen. 17.3
FOR LEASE —Service Station and
.small Cafe at Falfurrlas. Texas, on
Rio Grande Valley road to reliable
party. For more information write
P O. Box 148. Falfumas, Texas.
185
Business Services
.
22 Beauty Shops
SPECIAL OFFER for three weeks
—Mary Pat Beauty Shop. $8.50 per
manent* $6.50. and $6 50 perma
nents $5.00. To first ten perrons
an extra reduction.
SPECIAL—Guaranteed Croqulgnole
permanents at drastically reduced
prices. $1.95. $3 50. $5 00 Ask for
.student prices on all beauty work
Amaya s Shop. 190
Business Services
28 Moving, Trucks, Storage
MASON TRANSFER CO.
Contractors lor Missouri
Pacilic
Pick up and delivery service
Hauling of All kinds
1105 ADAMS ST. — PHONE 139
Packing of All Kind.s
AUSTIN TRANSFER CO. *00
Washington. Moving and crating
Phone 431. U86
34 Insurance
WOOD and DODD
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
Phones 100 - 101
Brownsville
Spivey - Kowalski Building
Financial
42 Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS
Quick Servire — Low Rate*
Refinance or Direct Loans
AUTO LOAN CO.
Arcade Bldg., Room 5
1C41 Leve St
BROWNSVILLE
"money to loan
on Automobiles
O. H RINGLEY
Lo* Iresnm. Texas
45 Miscellaneous
LISTED AN DU NLISTED
Securities of your own selection
may be purchased on our easy
payment plan.
NATIONAL BROKERAGE CO.
710 Esprrson Bldg.. Preston 8366
Houston. Texas
44 Wanted to Borrow
WANTED to borrow money op
diamond. W'rite Box 1-90. Herald
190
-—
Merchandise
! --
50 Poultry - Supplies
CHICKS. 8’*ic. Hatching 2c. Fme
varieties; see our flocks. Palm
, uarden Hatchery. 2 miles west
I Harlingen. No Sunday business.
Merchandise I
IIBII - ^
S2 Household Goods
COMPLETE furnishing* of 5 room
house; will sell separately or alio
nether; must be moved at once.
Phone 1272. 230 Washington. I8a
61 Wanted - Miscellaneous
WANTED-A Mandolin:' must fe
cheap. Write Box I-8fl care Herald.
( Rentals
63 Apartmenta
TWO and THREE-ROOM furnlah
ed apartment. Phone 378, 442 Le
vee. 007
GENTRY — Eurmshed apartment;
:iK.deni; rent reasonable; facing
public schools. Palm Blvd ; jot
inspection call between 8 a. m. and
4 p. m. at 1143 Washington; alter
4 p. m. call at 744 Palm Blvd. 198
UNFURNISHED DUPLEX apart
ment; garage; nice yard, all con
veniences $1050 with water. 1114
W. Elizabeth, phone 1013 or ' 1 J.
163
SETHMAN Apartments—nicely fi
nished. comfortable me * rn apart
mer. e 1231 H23
FURNISHED apartment; btlli
paid. 517 West Elizabeth. Phone
429 after 4 H82
65 Houses
IFOR RENT —5-room furnished
I house. $35.00 Yard care and water
j furnished. Phone 507. 192
67 Room & Board
FURNISHED ROOM; private home;
garage. Call 578. 442 Levee. IIV
ROOM AND BOARD $5 00 per
week; close in Apply Court House
Garage. 194
WANTED— 2 or 3 boarders. Room
and board. 15 00 per week; garage
free; location on San Benito- and
Harlingen Highway. Box 1-88 Her
ald
Real Estats
Hello! Mr. Bargain
Hunter
This Is a buyers’ market. Con
gratulation; to the shrewd In
vestor with money. God pity the
seller. I ha\e the Valley’s
choicest Citrus g ove bargains at
sacrifice and distressed prices.
Sec me before you buy and get
my values and prices.
A. J. McCOLL
Met oil Club House
1 McAllen. Texaa
a
Me eeretehed her tender
akin and found
savage/
Attention.
Classified Advertisers
t''* fh« hfre--e cf this
Story IS fhe 0H«r
* owon Her lo*t
woj too socrerJ to
be held <n mowooe
bonds*
1AR >ING
OWAiRD
The star of Pmiup bahts sensotionol
s*oge success, together with a cast of
star* never equalled on the stage . in
low or no I O'M, hying things must I ov#
Thof s the woy it r$ in The Animal Kmg
OOm where weo'eonly humon, offer ,jII
With MYRNA LOY
WILLIAM GARGAN
Neil Hamilton, Henry
Stephenson,IlkaChase
Screen ploy by Horace Jackion
Directed by Edward H Griffith
DovidO.Selzruck,EMOcutiyeP: oducer
An RKO-RADIO Picture of :ourtel
Here Is a
Double Offer
That you can’t afford to pass up
First—for every dollar's worth of Class
ified Advertising placed in the Herald be
tween now and noon January 28th we will
give a
FREE TICKET
To The
RIVOLI
San Benito
to see
'The Animal Kingdom'
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
January 29 — 30
With Saturday night preview
Second— we will run a 20 word Classified
ad five consecutive days for only $1.00,
including ticket to Rivoli theater.
Phone or bring your ad in NOW!
^ ^ If it is not convenient for you to come to
oul °^*ce -iust cal* Number 8, we will as
wWe sist you in the wording of your ad or send
a messenger to your door.

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