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CAPITOL


Including as 1t does excellence Of
story. par excellence of cast, new
human touches and artistic and
realistic settings, wicked" the new
Fox drama, starring Elisa Landi,
opened its run today at the Capt.
toll theatre.
|. AS a young and happy wife, Miss
Landi is disillusioned shortly after
her honeymoon when the husband
she thought an honest bank clerk
comes home wounded and dying. 4
confessed bank robber. In trying 10
save him from the law she involves
herself as an accomplice, Is arrested,
convicted and sent to prison. In
prison she is allowed a brief respite
from her cell to go to a hospital ana
bring her child into the world. Later
the child Is given to the state in
adoption and the mother goes back
TO prison. What happens when she
Is released and seeks her baby, the
screen play reveals in a most dra-
matte way.
Another player who acts more
convincin~lv than ever Is Victor Nc
Laglen, who has the leading male
role.
We have seen vic often and have
always liked him but never a. much
as we liked him in Wicked"
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
The State OF Texas, }
County az Cameron

II SlaJe o. texas,
County Of Cameron. }
Notice of Execution Sale
BY virtue of an execution and
order Of sale, issued out OF the
District Court Of Cameron county,
Texas, l03rd Judicial District, on a
judgment rendered in said court on
the 3rd day or September, 1881, 4
favor OF p. j. Vivier. Sr., and against
J. A. Raimond, Will Sibson, William
Stoddard and George F.. Conway,
in styled: p. j. Vivier. ST..
VS.. j. A. RAYMOND. ct al, N . l0,469
on the docket Of saiA court, / did
on the 26th day Of September. 1881,
at $3.50 o'clock p. m, levy upon the
following described tract and parcel
Of land, situated in the county OF
Cameron, state OF Texas, as the
property OF the said j. A. Raimons,
Will Sibson, William Stoddard and
George +. Conway, to-Wit:
All that certain lot, tract or
parcel of land, situated in Cameron
county, Texas, known and described
as the South 1924 acres or the
North 20.34 acres OF Block NO. 10,
OF the Collins Subdivision Z nds
In the La Feria Grant, as the same
appears on the official map or plat
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See Paris" and so This Is London
Rogers does moi rip wide open the
SO called divorce evil, but, rather,
pokes good fun at IL.
Louise Dresser. portrays the char
acter Of 'Lightnin'S' wife and.
while famous for her mother roles
in screen productions, she gives a
performance that surpasses all pre-
viouS efforts. Others in the cast are
Helen Cohan, youngest daughter uf
George NJ. Cohan, who makes he's
screen debut in this picture ard
Joel McCrea.
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RIYOLI-SAN RENITO

hNOLh-oAN bEAthAO
Personal Maid" the revealing
picture from Grace Perkins ex-
citing novel. is at the Rivoli theatre,
San Benito, for two days starting
tomorrow. with titian-haired Nancy
Carroll playing the title role: Pat
OBrien doing a self-made business
man; Gene Raymond, an interest
ing screen newcomer. as a roll
licking rich college boy; George
Fawcett happily grouchv as the
multi-millionaire Gary Gary. and
rib-tickling Mary Boland making
much OF the society dowager.
Personal Maid" is exciting. thrill
ing drama all the way through. It's
action and dialog, directed by Monta
Bell. who made young Man OF
Manhattan" is smart and rich and
fresh.
Showing for the last times today
Tallulah Bankhead and Fredric
March in My Sin"
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Legals

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS, Port Of Brownsville,
Texas, October 5, 1891. Notice Is
hereby given that on October 3, 1881,
there was seized near Brownsville.
Texas, from Mrs. Mildred Bouton,
for violation OF Sect. 500 Tariff Act
1890 and 1862 r. S.. One Ford Coupe,
motor 10. A 423l789. Any claim
ing the above described automobile
will file claim with me within
twenty GOD days from the date Of
this notice: otherwise / will sell The
automobile AT public auction at the
u. S. Customhouse, Brownsville.
Texas, on Monday, October rs. 1881,
at 10 o'clock a. m-Wm. Neale, Dy.
Collector.
10-6-13-20-3t-4l72.
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Notice Of Hearing on Budget, City
Of Brownsville, Texas. .
Notice Is hereby given that the
city commission OF the city OF
Brownsville viii take un -er con-
sideration and hold a hearing on
the budget for expenditures for the
ensuing year at 1880 o'clock p. m,
Friday, october 23rd, A. D.. 1881,
at the city hall, at which all inter-
ested persons may be present.
BY order of the City Commission
OF the City Of Brownsville.
H.. VAN HORN,
City Secretary.
J0-6-I3-2t-4i73
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Comedy vies with drama In
"Lightnin," VIII Rogers latest Fox
Movietone picture which shows to-
day and tomorrow at the Queen
theatre, and Rogers gives q per-
Torrance that outranks anything
he has previously done.
As the habitually idle whimsical
old tippler and dreamer. "Lightnin'
Bill jones'" Rogers has q role that
actually excelS his remarkable
characteyizations in They Had TO
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G ADVERTISER N

26th day OF September. 1871.
w. r. BROWN
Sheriff OF Cameron County, Texas.
BY j. r. SNOEBERGER,
Deputy
9-29-6-13-3t-4l68
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Employment
81 Statesmen : Agents
RELIABLE DEALER wanted {

RELIABLE DEALER wanted TO
handle Heberling PR ducts in Cam
ron county. Excellent opportunity
for the right man. Earnings $50
weekly not unusual. Write for free
catalogue. O.. G. Heberling Com
pany. Dept. 2250, Bloomington, Ill.
TAG
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Services Offered

HOME LAUNDRY ed. Salts
faction guaranteed. Ida Johnson.
lib :. X. 9Th st. T38
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DAVIS COURTS: Five room fur
nished apartments. two bedrooms.
Also four room cottage. All con-
veniences, electric refrigeration,
garage. End and St. Charles. 8. E.
phone 1920. Sl5l
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Personal

MRS. RUUD, Spiritual Medium,
readings on all subjects. Short time
only. Miller Hotel, Phone col. S2ll
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TWO-ROOM efficiency apartment.
SOC West Elizabeth. Phone 40. Call
after 5 during week. TIC
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Why Not Today?-

Place that ad in The
Herald TO rent the
spare room. The money
that you get for the
room will buy new
silrubbery for the lawn,
a garden t~rellis, pay
for repaving the drive,
buy a new tire for the
CGr-and you'll be CIV
ing a nice home to
scme congenial young
person who will bring a
lot OF pleasure into your
home.
20 words for 3 days
costs only 81
Phone s
Valley Want Ad
Headquarters
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MUST SELL nv equity In nice g.
room home In windsor Place. Har-
llngen, TEX. VIII sacrifice. $1,000. IN
taken at once. A. T. Beach, Har-
hngen, Tex. T2B
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SOUTH SIDE OF Duplex, with
garage. lll2 West Elizabeth ST.
Telephone Carlos q. Watson. S2lO
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% Moving, Trucks, Storage
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BROOM modern, furnished apart
ment In duplex. Garage. 1888 West
Leyee, phone Sl8J. S231
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CABBAGE PLANTS for sale. 800
per thousand. Hugh Shimotsu. half
mile north from the end Of the
Southwest road. TIA
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26 Florist : Nurseries

LOS EBANOS Greenhouse Co.
Phone 1888 Flowers. plants. trees,
shrubs. 500
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FURNISHED and unfinished
houses and apartments. Apply
Room 3, Arcade Bldg. S67
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SPECIAL Croquignole permanents:
$1,000 Tulip Oil wave, $3.50; $3.50
Natural wave, $500. Mary Pat
Beauty Shop, 900 Elizabeth, phone
1879. SGT
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SHELLED PECANS. new crop, coo
pound. Tamez Confectionery, Ad-
ans and 18th st. Sl27
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Real Estate


FOR SALE. Bargain: Cottage. COM
pletely furnished, at BOca Chica.
Phone GOT. TIL
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Apartment

WELL FURNISHED room I'm small
family. 226 Palm Blvd. TS2
LARGE FURNISHED room, hard
wood floor, with kitchenette In
desired. On first floor. zoos &c.
Charles. phone l340W. tao
Evening star., 1931-12-13
ORDERS FOR LUMBER
EXCEED PRODUCTION
Winter Curtailment Of Operations
Continues, Says Report of
Association.

With lumber production at low
level, in part the result of Winter cur
tailment of operations, lumber orders
exceeded the cut by 10 per cent during
the week ended December S, 1t Is indi-
Gated in telegrsphic reports from BIT
leading hardwood and softwood mills
to the National Lumber Manufacturers
Association. The total cut of these
mills was 119, 1877, 900 feet. Shipments
were 16 per cent above this figure. A
week earlier 818 mills reported orders
% per cent and shipments 16 per cent
above cut of 124,170000 feet. Com
parison by identical mill figures for
the latest week with the equivalent
period a year ago shows. for softwoods,
ABS mills, production 43 per cent less,
shipments "a per cent less and orders
"a per cent less than for the week in
1890; for hardwood 228 mills, produc-
ton 2e per cent less, shipments IA per
cent less and orders per cent under
the volume for the week a year ago.
Lumber orders reported for the week
ended December 5, 1881, by 556 soft
wood mills totaled 123,621 900 feet, or
II per cent above the production of
the same mills. Shipments as reported
for the same week were 120,570,000
lCtt, VI IL pei CCllV hUONC plO0uStlOll
Production was los. 5.797,000 feet.
Reports from 276 hardwood mills
give new business as 19,347, 900 feet, or
80 per cent above production. Ship
ments as reported for the same week
were 19,973,Oo0 feet, or 43 per cent
above production. Production was IA
100000 feet.
Reports from 483 softwood mills give
untitled orders of 447 1905, 900 feet on
December 5, 1881, or the equivalent Of
nine days production. This is based
upon production of the latest calendar
year-300-day year-and may be COM
pared with untitled orders of 500 soft
wood mills on December 6, 1880, Of
723,549000 feet, the equivalent Of IA
days production.
The 400 identical softwood mills re-
port unified orders as 402,568,000 feet
on December 8, 1881, the equivalent of
nine days average production, as COM
pared with sol ,9s3,ooo feet, or the
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, December 12-
The egg market continues easy, receipts,
while only fair being ample for the
demand, which is easily satisfied, and
values on hennery whites show decline
OF a cent dozen. Nearby stock of first
quality that have the size and fresh
ness moving better than any other
stock, with hennery whites, SIS pounds
and up to the case, bringing top values
OF "a and 35 cents a dozen. Other
stock not so desirable at % and 80 for
candled flrsts and 27 and % for cur
rent receipts, while small pullet eggs
move slowly at 20 to 25.
Poultry Prices.
The live poultry market, with the ex-
ception Of turkeys, continues easy, due
to the warm weather prevailing, and
values show decline Of 2 cents a
pound from last week. Turkeys in mod
crate receipt but ample for the demand,
which Is limited at 27 and 28 cents a
pound for young hens, 8 pounds and
over, and young gobblers, IL pounds
and over, but old hens and toms will
not bring over "a and 25, with crooked
breasts neglected at 18 to 20. Only a
fair demand prevails for young chick
ems and 1t takes large, fat, smooth
stock to bring top values at 18 to 90
with Leghorns selling mostly at Is to
ID, while all poor thin stock, as well
as bare backs, are hard to move at IL
to l3. Most of the receipts of old
hens consist Of medium to ordinary
thin stock, on which values rule very
low and only fowl 31k pounds and over
attract attention at 16 to 81, with Leg
horns selling mostly at Is and 16, while
poor thin fowl, as well as old roosters,
are hard TO place at II to 13. Demand
for young ducks only fair and centered
on stock weighing Az pounds and over
at l8 TO 81 and shipments Of ducks
under AZ pounds not advisable. Geese
also In fair demand at 16 to 20, but
it takes large fat stock to bring these
prices. Market for guinea fowl and
pigeons holds steady at 25 to so each
for the former and 20 to rs a pair for
the latter.
Demand for white potatoes continues
slow and with moderate receipt from
Ill sections ths market continues dull
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BONDS SELL OFF
AS RAILS DECLINE
Utilities and IndustriaIs Reg
iSter, LoSSes-Foreign List
a Is Irregular.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, December l2.-selling
Of bonds at reduced prices continued
today with only half-hearted rallying
tendencies noted in q few of the higher
grade issues.
Practically the entire list seemed to
ee dominated by the sagging rails, many
OF which sank TO the lowest levels in
several years. Only here and there
was carrier loan bought at a slight
advance over yesterdays closing price
Weakness Of Japanese bonds was the
feature Of the foreign category With
the accession Of a new government in
Japan 1t was reported that the gold
standard might be abandoned once
more. Japanese 612s dropped over three
points at one time and other issues re-
corded lesser losses. French and Bel
gisn loans reacted slightly, but Ger
man obligations were somewhat higher.
Argentine securities were inclined to
steady on announcement Of that coun-
tTy's finance ministry that arrange
ments had been made for the payment
of various foreign interest charges. A
large shipment Of gold 20 New York
was expected soon.
Utilities and induStrialS sank lower
on an extremely thin market Many
Of these best bonds are now selling at
returns of from 8 10 10 per cent. In
vestors, however, are not rushing in to
buy even though the net rates are
higher than for years.
United States Government issues
were also soft, a number of the Liber-
ties and Treasures falling to new lows.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

at IS to 80 per 100 pounds, but mixed.
as well as No 2 stock. not wanted at
any price. Market for sweet potatoes
holdS steady at 100 to 1.25 bar
rel, put yams show a decline and will
not bring over 100 to 1876, while un-
graded stock Is slow sale at is to 90.
NatlPe and nearby garden truck in
liberal receipt and prices are mostly
IN buyers favor at the following quo
GaIionS' BeetS and carrots, 2.00a3 .OO Der
lOO; kale, 35 to so bushel. onions
2.O0 to ESQ per 100 pounds; pumpkins
500 to 1000 per 100; savoy cabbage an
TO 90 bushel, spinach, 30 to e5 blIshel
ana washed turntps, IS to rs hamper
Live Stock Prices.
The live cattle market on the wharyes
continues dull and almost at a stand
StlA Only choice first quality cattle
attract attention and the demand IL
very oraggy on common ordinary stock.
Whlch makes up the bulk of the ar
rivals on the wharves. Quotations to-
gay at Light Street Wharf: Beef cat
tle, nrst quality, 612 to TN; common
20 medium, 4 to s. Bulls, as to quality.
1o o. COWS, choice to fancy, 4 to S:
common to fair, 2 to 8. Oxen, as to
quaolCy, 8 to 5. Calves, veal, choice,
~, ~ o. large, lat, 6 to 7; large, rough,
1I2 70 o; common, thin, to 4. Sheep,
" 70 -. Spring lambs. choice, 5fa
70 o-2 1alr to good, to 5. Hogs,
ssILa!ght, to 512. Sows, to Az.
Sbasf. St%s9, 10 3; Live pigs, 10 to IL.
Grain Prices.
closing grain quotations: Wheat-No.
zo RED Winter garlicky spot domestic,
oos December delivery, 5sTs: Janu,
ary delivery, 594. Corn-No, 2. yellow
spot. Domestic, 48a49. Cob corn Ioa
20 per barrel. Oats-No. q, white
spot Domestic, 35a351a; No. 3, white
spot domestic. 34a3411. Rye-Nearby,
Evening star., 1931-12-13

ask, What do you need it for?' Well, 1t
is my money, I have e right to 1t;
didn't put it here on time, and I want
It
AS 1 said to another audience such
as this, AS q square deal to the rest
Of you people who are cooperating, I
am here to tell you that man Is not
going TO get that money. There LIS no
living man coming in here and getting
the jump on the rest Of you"
The chief examiner of the State
Banking Department was called on by
Judge Lacy and he told the depositors
the proposal the judge had made was
sound and workable Finally vote was
asked on the plan outlined by Judge
Lacy Only one person indicated an OBJ
lection, and the objection was prompt
ly met and overcome.
That was September %.
A few days ago Judge Lacy made in
quiries as to how matters were progress
ing with his patients.
THE actual, physical merger of the
First National Bank and the Peoples
Savings Bank was made October 81"
Leo P. Kalahar, executive vice president
Of the new bank, replied. "All of the
AAC" SdplIdA "co pau ia oAl oSbObCl 81.
Ninety per cent of the depositors have
signed the agreement and are living up
to its terms. The public appears to be
very well pleased and have settled
down to state of business as usual. We
are all very happy at the outcome. De-
posts are coming in in almost normal
fashion"
Similar are the reports from other
banks where Judge Lacy has taken a
hand
Il have an enormous confidence in
the common sense of the people" Judge
Lacy said. "It is not what the people
know, but what they do not know that
causes them the most worry and fear.
But tell them the plain, unvarnished
truth and they will cooperate.
1T Is the good American spirit"
Copyright. 1881. by the North American
&FwxDappr Alliance !
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Money to Loan

seeursd By frst deed Of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and Commission,
Joseph |. Weller s;s, .;s wash; "A I: !: TEgss w
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Power Plant Values Gain,

NEW YORK, December IL ((P)-
Total value of plants and equipment of
the electric light and power industry of
the United States is placed at s12,500,-
100000, again of $784 4,000, 900, or
nearly per cent. since December 1880,
according to a compilation by the New
York Stock Exchange firm of Wood,
Struthers Il Co. The two years gain
since December, 1929, is put at $1,521,-
100000, or IA per cent.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Second Trusts for Sale
We have, trusts from $1,000 to $500
WIN monthly payments and short ma
tnrltles. Realty Investment & Securities
corporation Dist. oS64, 726 Jackson
Evening star., 1931-12-13
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET

y CHiCAGO. December IL P).-Butter,
i0.VI5 ~ tuoS, unsettled; creamery, specials
o93 o93 soore). 3OA a30a4; extras (92 gcore)
1SI4, extra prsts (90-91 score), 27aa28;
d,IsCs III t68-69 score), 24a25; seconds (a6-
o. score), 23a2312 standards 100 score,
centralized carlots), 81.
Eess, l'504 cases; unsettled: extra firsts,
20 2 azo; fresh graded f1rsts, 24h; cur
Fent ft receipts, 22a23h; refrigerator firsts,
lo4; refrigerator extras, 1eA.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
JUDGE PROVES GOOD
DOCTOR" IN CARING
FOR AlLING BANKS

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1931-12-13
SWIFT'S EARNINGS.

Swift g. Co.'S fiscal year just closed
Will show earnings in excess of s8,000,-
10000. While there were large inven-
tory losses due to falling prices, these
losses were offset by profits made On the
sale of certain capital assets and by
large savings due TO reduction Ia ex-
penses, officials report.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
equivalent of IS days average produc.

equivalent Of 16 days average produc-
ton on similar date a year ago. Last
weeks production of ABS identical
softwood mills was s9, ,059, 900 feet and
year ago 1t was 174,881, 900 feet,
Shipments were, respectively, 1881
900 feet and 172,718,000, and orders re-
ceived, l5,3s4,0o0 feet and l76, ,038, 900.
In the case of hardwoods, 228 identical
mills reported production last week and
a year ago 1882, 900 feet and 17,753-
600; shipments, 1886, 900 feet and
20, 649 900, and orders, l6,32s, 900 feet
and 17,672 900.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Paris Bourse Prices.

PARIS, December IL (P.-Three per
cent rentes, 79 francs 40 centines,
Five per cent loan, 81 francs IS CEN
times.
Exchange on London, IS francs rs
centimes. The dollar was quoted at
rs francs At centimes.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

= NOOILtLIIutN IIOIII Z LIsN I abN.y
ever, and $50 depositors gave notice of
withdrawal, totaling more than 500 600.
The bank was plainly headed toward
failure.
Judge Lacey suggested that the off,
Gals lay the whole situation before the
depositors and ask their cooperation.
A meeting was called in the high school
auditorium and it was packed to the
doors That meeting was a sensational
success.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
RIGHTS--ExPJRE.

~. 2la Peep G g. c. Jan IS ia 3h 2h 28 - g.
Sydsna rates IS given In the table annual cash
q. , o % s!ess than 100 tparty
Paises PiS u IN ae sPsyasf o IN cash
sfoct IN ss9sSx s. pG this yearno regular rata Plus
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-11-19

Eagleport grange program for
Nov. 26: All day meeting Thanks
giving day, at which time there
will be an election of officers. Also
to confer third and fourth de.
grees on new candidates. Pot luck
dinner, and program in the after
noon; roll call, something to be
thankful for; Origin Of Thanksgiy-
ing, Ethel Eye; recitation, Erma
Williams and Brenda Clifton: What
invention has been most helpful on
the farm, VIM. Greer; reading,
Clara Eppley; song, mixed quartet;
Which is the most profitable to the
farmer, large or small breeds of
poultry Chas. Mautz; The best
foods OF our families at this time Of
the year, discussion. All former
members are requested to be pres.
ent, and make big day of it
Xxx.