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RIO GRANDE CITY
FTCKETTS COMPLIMENTED
AT DINNER BRIDGE

The officers and ladies Of Fort
Ringgold entertained with a din
ner bridge Saturday evening COM
plimenting Captain and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Pickett and Captain and
Mrs. S. w. Robertson who are
leaving the Post for foreign duty
in the Philippine Islands.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph Lewis
served as host and hostesses for
the occasion and Major and Mrs.
II. e. Taylor acted as toast master
at the dinner where a number of
farewell talks were made. The din
ner held in the Post Exchange Res
taurant was served at a long table
attractively decorated with Christ
mas green's and bowls Of red roses.
Bridge was arranged for the
guests at the officers club and Mrs.
George Clarity and Captain z. M.
Pickett were winners for high
score. Gifts we're also presented 10
the honoreeS.
Those who enjoyed this delight
full hospitality were Major and
Mrs. H. Z. Taylor. Colonel Taylor,
Captain and Mrs. Thomas X. Petty
Of San Antonio. Captain and Mrs.
Ralph Lewis, Captain and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Pickett, Captain S. w.
Robertson, Captain and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton. Capt. and Mrs. -sossiter
Clarity, Mrs. George Clarity OF
Lowell, Mass. Captain and Mrs.
II. l.. Kidwell, Captain and Ms.
c. w. Richmond. Lieutenant and
Mrs. w. E. Finnegan, Captain A.
Olsen, Captain II. M. Shoemaker,
Lieutenant Claussen. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Guerra. Mrs. z. owen Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3. Caruthers
Jr.
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AFTERNOON K


Captain and Mrs. RoSsiter Gar
ity entertained in the late hours Of
Tuesday afternoon with a tea hon
oring Captain Gariyt's mother, Mrs.
George Cavity, who is their holi-
day guest.
Roses and fern adorned the lace
laid dining table featuring vuletide
decorations which were used
throughout the house. Red candles in
silver holders cleaned along the
length Of the table from which the
tea dainties were served. Mesdames
George Garity and II. Z. Taylor
poured.
Among those who called were:
Major and Mrs. II. r. TAYLOR. Col
onel Taylor Of Washington. ID. C..
Captain and Mrs. Thomas X. Pet
" Of San Antonio, Captain S. f.
Robertson. Captain and Mrs. Ralph
Lewis, Lieut.. and Mrs. George
Claussen. Captain and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton. Captain and Mrs c. w.
Richmond. Captain and Mrs. II. T..
Kidwell, Lieutenant and Mrs. S. =.
Finnegan. Captain and Mrs. II. M.
Shoemaker. Captain A. Olsen: Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Caruthers Pr. DR..
and Mrs. c. J. Martin, Mrs. Martin
OF McAllen-
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pink radiance roses In silver bowls,
places were laid for the following.
Guests were Major and Mrs. II.
9. Taylor, Colonel Taylor OF Col
onel Taylor Of Washington D. c.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph Lewis,
Captain S. w. Robertson, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. George ClauSsen.
Captain and Mrs. Walter Hamilton.
Captain and Mrs. RoSsiter Clarity,
Mrs. George Clarity OF Lowell, Mass.
Captain and Mrs. C. w. Richmond,
Captain and Mrs. II. L. Kidwell,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Raymond
Palmer, Lieutenant and Mrs. w. Z.
Finnegan, Captain Shoemaker
Captain A. Olsen; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 3. Caruthers Jr., DR.. and Mrs,
C. j. Martin, : -esdames Z. OwenScott
and Kinkard Of San Antonio. Cap
tain and Mrs. William Tussey OF
Mount Sterling, KY.
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CAPT. AND MRS. PICKETT
LEAVE FOR PHILIPPINES

Captain and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Pickett left last Sunday for San
Antonio and AustiI where they
spent the holiday with their rela-
tiveS and in a few days they will
leave by motor for the west coast.
making several stops in route. In
Colorado they will be the guests OF
Captain Fickett's mother. u Feb
ruary, they will sail in the Army
transport for the Philippine Is
lands and will be stationed for
two years at Port Stantsenberz.
Captain Pickett has been in
continuous service on the t--der
since 1913; he has served on the
Texas border from Ell Paso 10
Brownsville with a longer neriod
spent at Fort Ringgold than any
other officer in recent years. He
leaves a host OF friends in Starr
County and In the neichboring
towns az Camargo and Mier across
the Rio Grande where he has ex-
tensive acquaintance by reason OF
the fact that he has served in the
capa city OF intelligence officer for
q number OF years.
Mrs. Pickett who before her mar
rage was Miss Dorothy Mather Of
Austin Is a former teacher in the
Mission, Rio Grande CITY and Starr
County schools. She holds the de-
grees OF Bachelor OF Arts and Pa-
chelor Of Science from the Uni
versity Of Texas and has contr!-
buted greatly to the educational
and social life Of this community
during her residence at Fort Ring
gold
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rents, Mr.. and Mrs. King OF Har-
lingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore spent New
Years Day in McAllen.
MI. and Mrs. Miguel Garcia and
little daughter OF Brownsville have
returned to their home after hav-
ing spent the holidays with Mrs.
Elodia Monroe.
Eduardo IzaguLre and Alberto
Gutierrez Jr., spent several days
this week in San Antonio.
Miss Star Hope Edgerton who Is
a student OF Incarnate Word, San
Antonio has returned to school
after having spent the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Edger-
ton.
Miss Robin Brooks returned to
Austin Wednesday where she Will
resume her work the University
Of Texas where she is a candidate
for q degree in June.
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Christian Society
With Mrs. SWeenY

Mrs. j. S. Sweeney was hostess
to the Missionary society OF the
Central Christian church Monday
afternoon at her home. Mrs. Mat
news having charge Of the meet
ing. Th~se assisting on the program
were Mesdames George Dennis,
Otis Singer, w. A. Velton, Miss
Mamie Bourne and Mrs. Sweeney.
Several reports were ready, show
ing. Those assisting on the program
financial and otherwise, in work
conducted in the local Christian
church. Several new members were
welcomed into membership CT the
society.
Mrs. Rebecca Berry OF Peru. Ind.
who is spending the winter here as
guest OF Mrs. Bollinger at the Mil
Ter hotel, was a guest. At the close
of the program, the hostess served
a delicious refreshment course.
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suits accomplished by the society
during the past year: Financial
phases included the following
items:
Balance from last year. 1928:
collected this year by the four
circles. s96450; total fund for year,
sio35.s6; now on hand. S27S-53;
paid out, $760.27, on I following
activities: Church federation. S62;
parsonage, s305,2o church, sl49So;
donated to other churches, S2l; su-
per-annuate. s25; Pharr institute
s25: quota for county zone in edu-
cation OF Mexican girl, S429S; mis-
sion study books, S2492.
The society also received the an
nual donation from the leila Han
cock estate, the interest on a FUND
OF $4,000 left for Mexican mission
work OF the society, and the sum OF
$40 Is supplemented by $3.50 by the
society to educate a Mexican girl
in the Pharr institute.
Reports showed "a subscriptions
TO the Missionary. Voice. Note was
also made OF the increase by vote
Yesterday OF the pledge TO the con-
ference membership dues during the
aeast year. .r
which Mrs. j. K. Bull presided III
absence OF the president, Mrs. Wine
A. George. Mrs. q. S. SteN TOOK
charge Of the meeting and conduct
ed installation ceremoni,7 Tor e
officers.
Following are the officers n
stalled: Mrs. Sam Hughston, pres:-
dent: Mrs. v. l.. Conrad, vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. B. Z. Walters, recording
secretary; Mrs. Z. <. Black, cores
bonding secretary; Mrs. r. e. Green
treasurer; Mrs. F. E. Morris, local
treasurer: Department superinten-
dents; Mrs. Mackenzie. childrens'
Mrs. w. r. Jones, Young people;
Mrs. NJ. L. Love, mission study
assisted by Mrs. c. w. Colgin
and Mrs. G. S. Bell; Mrs. George
Easterly. social service, with Mrs.
j. K. Bull and Mrs. Mackenzie
Mrs. s. c. Graham, publicity; Mrs
Willie A. George. supplies; Mrs.
Bull. Mrs. +. T. Yates, Mrs. M. f..
Hall, Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Conrad, and
Mrs. Hughston, local superintend-
ents.
Mrs. C. w. Watson, agent for Mis-
sionary Voice.
The society also endorsed Mrs. r.
r. Morris for recording secretary for
the Church Federation for the year.
During the business session, dlvi-
sion of the circles was made as fol-
lows: West Brownsville circle. led
BY Mrs. c. w. Watson. members
living in West Brownsville; Central
circle, those residing east Of Palm
Boulevard. with Mrs. Fred Trimble,
leading: FL Jardin circle. FL Jardin
residents with Mrs. Fred Barton,
leader.
The first meeting OF the month
hereafter is TO be a business session;
the second. circle meetings; third,
social; and fourth circle. Mrs. Harry
Faux was made leader Of the
Young MatronS' circle.
Mrs. j. E. Lovett led prayer open
ing the session and Mrs. Lay
played piano Accomplishments for
the song service.
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Twenty-eigh At
Auxiliary Meet

Twenty-eight members Of the
Presbyterian auxiliary were pres
e. at the regular business meet
ins held Mo--day afternoon at the
church. The session was preceded
by a meeting OF the executive board
at 3 p. m.
Mrs. y. p. Day talked to the
members on preparation for the
coming evangelistic meeting, and
routine business matters were
brought up.
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Altar Society
Keeps Officers

Officers OF the Altar society Of
the Sacred Heart church were re-
elected Monday afternoon at the
meeting Of the society with Mrs.
George AziZ.
BY unanimous vote, the following
members Of the society will serve
as officials fer the new year: Mrs.
Augustine Celaya, president; -Irs.
William Richter, first vice-presid-
ent: Mrs. julius Jefferds, second
vice-president; Mrs. John Closner,
secretary-treasurer; Miss Grace
Clark, sacristan.
Plans were discussed for he an
nual Easter sale and a Mexican
dinner and supper to be given IN
the month OF February.
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BURTON Is
PARTY

Sunday evening, MI. and a. j..
Schubert entertained with a dinner
party in honor Of Miss Mildred Bur
ton at their home.
Those present were, Miss Mildred
Burton. Paul Tanksley. MI. and Mrs.
Howard Campbell, MI. and Mrs.
Holly Bostick, MIR. and Mrs. Bond
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Humphreys and Mrs. K. B. Burton
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DINNER BRIDGE GIVEN
AT SCHUBERT HOME

MI. and Mrs. A. j. Schubert en-
tertained Saturday evening with a
dinner bridge at their home in their
country home east or Raymondville.
Those present were, Judge ID. J.
Allen. Joe Bannister. Eugenia BANS
ter, Messrs and Mesdames Charles
Foster. Howard Campbell, George
Campbell, Mrs. Frederick Humph-
reys and Charles r. Johnson.
Judge Allen won the mems high
score and the women's high score
was won by Mrs. Frederick Hump
hreys.
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Baptist Society
Meets at Church

Mrs. D. s. Leftwich was leader Of
the program given BY the Baptist
Missionary society at the church
Monday. with Mrs. Brumley leading
devotionals.
Business for the e year was dis
qussed and Mrs. Mike Groom's circle
Served refreshments.
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YOUNG HOST AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Owen Scott Jr., entertained q
group Of friends Tuesday evening,
the occasion being his fourteenth
birthday. Bunco formed the diver
sion in the early part Of the eve
ming with other games following.
A buffet supper was served the
guests with the birthday cake the
center of attraction. Twenty-Five
guests contributed in making the
evening a success.
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and civilian circles. Mrs. Petty who
Is native Texan has made an en-
via-le place for herself among the
Texas artists and IS an active work.
er IN the San Antonio Art League.
Captain and I.Irs. Petty expect 10
move TO California in the spring
and don OF expect 10 return TO the
Valley for some time.
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president; Mrs. James Muckleroy,
treasurer; Mrs. Pearl Nuckols. re-
cording secretary. Officers will name
several committees 10 function for
the year.
Mrs. Harwood and Mrs. Nuckols
were chosen delegates for the do
cesar meeting 10 be held in San
Antonio Jan. 81. %. %. with Mrs.
Louis Brulay ane Mrs. r. o. Mack
intosh as alternates.
Numerous plans were also dis
cuSsed for the coming years work.
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"a Drldge SeLI MIS-. rays
Scissor q luncheon set and M. II.
Dryer a shaving set.
EMPLOYEES GUESTS
AT DINNER DANCE
The employees Of the Raymond
vile Motor Co, were entertained
by the Company at Mats Place
in Matamoros Thursday evening
with a game dinner and dance.
Those attending were, Htr. and
Mrs. +. A. Akard and children,
Mary Lou and Junior. Mrs. NJ. M.
knights. Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Calder and daughter Alice, Mrs.
Nellie Akard. Mr.. and Mrs. Doyne
Holder and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lupie Cara, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Johnson and C ildren, Wayne and
ImogO e, Miss lara Johnson and
Gladys ShoquIst and Jesus Cantu.
PERSONALS
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Curry
went TO Corpus Christi Thursday
to meet Howard Currys brother,
James A. Curry Of Planado, Calf
ornia. who Is planning Cl SPEND
ing the winter here. Mr.. Curry Is
employed by the California Fruit
Growers Association.
MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Anderson Of
La Feria and G. G. Olson of Long
Beach, California were visitors in
Raymondville, Thursday.
Mrs. II. <. TONNE left Thursday
evening for Texas City there she
will spend two weeks visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Humphreys Of
st. Louis are visiting Mrs. Humph-
rey's sister. Mrs. ID. @. Busch and
family Of this city for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. "A. Clark % Mis-
sion visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ben S.
Duff!eld New Years Day.
Miss Ellen Kendrick, a noted
artist Of Meadow View. Va, Is visit
ing her neice Mrs. George M. Colt
man and family and will spend
the winter with them in Raymond
vile.
Albert Bauer, brother OF z. w.
Bauer has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauer for the past week and
left Thursday evening for his home
IN Topeka, Kan.
Vera Cook, who has been send
ing the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Cook east OF
Raymondville, motored TO Corpus
Christi Wednesday and will drive
through 10 Austin Thursday to re-
sumo her studies at the University
OF Texas.
Edwin Gerron. who has beer
spending the holidays with his
parents NJ. and Mrs. Walter Ter
ron and friends in Austin return
ed to Raymondville Thursday.
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RETIRED OFFICER
HOME

Captain and Mrs. r. K. Petty of
San Antonio who have been the
holiday guests Of Major and Mrs.
II. z. Taylor in Fort Ringgold re-
turned to their home Friday morn
ing.
Captain Petty who has heen re-
tured from the army has served for
many years on the border and has
a host OF friends in bo''l the army
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LITTLE BRIDGE CLUB


Mrs. Claud Holloway entertained
the Little Bridge club at her home
in the Holloway place Friday after
noon with bridge.
High score prize was won by Mrs.
J. K. Smith, a cake plate. Refresh
ments were served 10 twelve mem-
berS.
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Date Oatmeal Cookies
Very tastV)


2-3 cup fat. / IL cups dark
brown sugar, 2 eggs, l-3 cup sour
cream or milk. ! cup oatmeal. 2
teaspoons cinnamon, ] teaspoon
cloves. 10 teaspoon salt. l cup
chopped. seeded dates. 2 ID cups
flour, / teaspoon soda.
Sprinkle the oatmeal on z shallow
pan. Heat In q moderate over un-
til II has Drowned a little. This
greatly improves the flavor. Cream
the fat and add the sugar. Add
the rest OF the ingredients. includ-
ing the oatmeal. Drop portions OF
the dough from the end Of a spoon
onto creased baking sheets. Flat
ten the cookies with the broad side
Of a knife dipped in flour. Bake
for u minutes in a moderate oven.
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BRIDGE SUPPER
AT WHITES

DR.. and Mrs. Fl. A. White en-
tertalned the Wednesday Night
Bridge club at their home m West
Kimball Ave. Wednesday evening
with Bridge-Supper. Eighteen men,
bers were in attend: a.
Prizes we're awarded to Mrs.
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Society Calendar
WEDNESDAY

Self Culture club with Mrs. Nath-
an Moore.
Wednesday Tournament bridge
club with Miss Ann Starck at her
home.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club lunc- con. FL Jardin.
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PETTYS HOSTS AT
DINNER PARTY

Captain and Mrs. T. K. Petty OF
San Antonio who have been the
holiday guests OF Major and Mrs.
H. z. Taylor entertained Thursday
evening with an elaborate dinner
party ct the Post Exchange res
taurant.
The guests were seated at a long
table, the decorations consisting OF
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Seven sisters were bridesmaids
and three brothers were pages at
the recent wedding OF Miss PHYLLIS
Cowley and G. Z. Taylor at Otlands,
England.
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Phone
Seven
Apple and Celery Salad

2 cups sliced apples. 2 table
spoons lemon Juice. Ia teaspoon
salt, % cup diced celery, l-3 cup
salad dressing.
Chill all the ingredients, combine
and serve on lettuce.
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MRS. KING Is
CIER HOSTESS

Mrs. B. C. King vas hostess TO
members of the Woman's Club
Thursday afternoon at which time
bridge formed the diversion. Three
tables Of players were present.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. z. Owen Scott and sons
Herndon and Owen Jr.. have re-
turned home after several days
spent IN San Antonio as the guest
OF Reverend and Mrs. j. d. Scott.
They were joined there on New
Years Day by Mrs. SCOTS mo-
Their, Mrs. Sarah (. johnson Of
Dallas.
Mrs. and Mrs. 3. c. King spent
Christmas with Mr.. Kings pa
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Methodist Society
Hears Annual Report

A satisfactory close OF the years work was indicated in various annua
reports made Monday afternoon at the meeting of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society held at the church. at which time officers for the new
year we're installed and various business matters were given attention
ca renorts were given 10 detaIa and demonstrated specifically the re-
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Episcopal Auxiliary
Elects New Officers

Reports covering activities Of the past year showing gratifying results
were read at the meeting Of the womans Auxiliary of the Episcopal
church held Monday afternoon in the guild room OF the church. and Of
fcers we're elected for the new year.
Mrs. Wallace Harwood was made president; Mrs. II. L. Thomas. vice.
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81 y; Ms sTaz
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE

by MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Date Oatmeal Cookies For Winter
CThe children like them.)
Dinner Menu
Ham Loaf Baked Potatoes
E~ScalIoped Onions
Corn Mullins Butter
Apple and Celery Salad
Date Oatmeal Cookies
Coffee
Ham Loaf, Serving Six
2 cups chopped cooked ham, ]
cup chopped pork butts (uncooked)
/ cup soft bread crumbs. 2 table
spoons finely chopped onions. 2
tablespoons finely chopped celery,
IL teaspoon salt, IA teaspoon pap
rika. i egg, i cup tomatoes or milk,
3 tablespoons butter. melted.
Mix the ingredients and pour in
to a creased loaf pan. Bake for o.
minutes in a moderate oven. IN
mold and serve hot or cold.
Corn Mullins. Using Sweet Milk
l l-3 cups flour. % cup yellow
corn meal, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 4
tablespoons sugar, 4 teaspoons bak-
ing powder, l egg. / cup milk, 2
tablespoons fat. melted.
Mix the ingredients and beat for
2 minutes. Half fill creased muf-
fin pans and bake for Is minutes in
a moderate oven. Serve hot or
cold. These are healthful for the
children and leftovers can be placed
in their lunch boxes.
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IN SOCIETY CRQES--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN * |

Charles Klein, q deck OF cards. Mrs.
Schubert q bridge set. Mrs. Hays
Scissor O luncheon set and M. II.
Dryer a shaving set.
The Washington times., 1930-10-23
Cash Register Net Profit
Is So, I94,6 j,

Quarter ended September 30 profit
$123, ,675, against S568, ,023 In the
preceding quarter and $881, ,06T
IN the like 1929 quarter. Nine
months ended September 3 net
profit $780, ,67l, against So, 49,
275 in the like 1929 period.
AMER. BOSCH MAGNETO.-
Quarter ended September 30 esti-
mated net loss $50, 900, against 3
net income $554,175 in the Like
1929 quarter. 2
GOULD COUPLER CO..
Quarter ended September 80 net
loss $50, $40, against net profit
$52,3 in the like 1929 quarter.
UNION PACIFIC r. R.-Sep.
tenber net income $5,447. .526:
against $5,392.567 in September
1929. Nine months ended Sep
tember 80 net income $22, ,956, ,588.
against $29,956,588 in the like
1929 period.
500 LINE-September net in
come 1901. .480, against $701, ,842
in September 1929. Nine months
ended September 80 deficit $2-
O1O, 1863, against net income ST.
4OO,OO6 In the like 1929 period. !.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL-Sep,
tember deficit $64, 1886, against net
income $46,698 in September 1929.
Nine months ended September 80
deficit $1.532.787, against net in
come $128,536 in like 1929 period.
JACKSON & CURTIS INV.
ASSO.-Six months ended June
80 net income SAT, $50. Securities
costing $1,821,742 had a market
value as Of June 80 of $1,711, ,O70.
AMER. LA FRANCE & FOAM.
TIE CORP-Quarter ended Sep
tember 80 net loss $4,881, against
net profit $79,702 in the like 1929
quarter. Nine months ended Sep
tember 80 net loss $116, 486 against
net profit Of $159, ,040 in the like
1929 period.
U. S. HOFFMAN MACH. CO..
Quarter ended September 80, net
loss $58,798 against net profit
$171, 1868 in the like 1929 quarter.
Nine months ended September 80.
net profit $44,4s5 against $500, ,367
in the like 1929 period.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORP
Nine months ended September. 80
net loss $278,621, against net pro-
fit $194,450 or $169 a share on
115,000 shares in the like 1929.
period. Quarter ended September
80 net loss $96.262, against net
profit Of $13.073 or II cents a
share in the like 1929 quarter.
PERFECT CIRCLE CO.-Nine
months ended September 80 net
profit $528,515 or 1925 a share
on 162, 500 common shares, against
$761 ,089 or $4.68 a share in the
like 1929 period. Quarter ended
September 80 net profit $3.50, ,458
or SO cents share against $685.
385 or $163 a share in the like
1929 quarter.
The Washington times., 1930-10-23
CURB SEAT
FOR $4,000

Arrangements for the sale of a
New York Curb Exchange seat at
$4,000 was being made today.
The transaction lacks only the
signing of the papers for compile,
ton.
This price represents the lo-'est
price paid for a seat on the Curb
in two years and is SIS, 900 below
the last previous sale and $4,000
under the high price paid fol- a
seat last year. The high price for
all time was $254,0OO, paid last
year before the crash.
A New York Stock Exchc nge
seat was sold today for $4,000,
an advance Of $1,000 from the
last sale The high price for a
Stock Exchange seat was $625. 900
before the rights were issued to
members.