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MONEY TALKS

8 $4,000 buys modern 5-room house
textone finished inside, newly
painted outside. large front porch.
concrete floored garage for 4 cars.
concrete floored shed: $4,000 cash:
balance s22.62 per month including
interest.
$2-050OO buys modern 5-room house
textone finished inside, newly
painted outside. concrete flOored
front porch. screened In back porch.
gage. on corner lot and on pave
ment: S250.O0 cash: balance S25.4B
p-- month including interest.
$4,000 buys ultra modern 5-room
stucco house In excellent condition,
hardwood floors. screened In 'front.'
and back porcheS. double garage
and on corner lot. $350.00 cash; bal
ance s34-99 per month including
interest
q @. Graham a. Company
Arcade Bldg - Phone Ito
Brownsville Texas
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1879
Official Statement OF the Financial Condition Of the
LOS FRESNOS STATE BANK

at the close Of business on the 2eh day Of June, 1895. published in the
Brownsville Herald, a newspaper printed and published at Brownsville,
State Of Texas, on the 18th day Of July. 1885.
n RESOURCES
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REAL BARGAINS TIN homes. fMrma.
ranches. city lots Twenty sir
years In valley. Reliable servica.
John GregB. 757 Washington St.
Phone 1877. J-67
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Grisham's Milk II pasteurized TO
kill all harmful bacteria. It's best
for your family, too.-Adv.
Evening star., 1935-07-22

THIS surname is taken from the old
French word "barat," meaning
strife. The name was known in Eng
land as early as the Saxon period,
particularly as a personal name. 1t
has been spelled Beret, Baret, Barat,
Barrett, Barritt.
The coat of arms shown here is as
signed to the American colonist,
Humphrey Barrett, who was born in
England in 1892. He sailed for Amer
lea before 1889 and settled in Plym-
outh. Mass. He brought with him his
wife and three sons, John, Thomas
and Humphrey. jr. John Barrett es-
tablished his home in Marlboro, Mass,
while Thomas and Humphrey. jr., be-
came citizens of Concord. The Bar
retts of Concord acquired tract of
land amounting to 300 acres in what
is now the heart of the city.
The color description of the arms
here illustrated is: "Ermine, on fess
guleS, three lions rampant or. Crest
A lion couchant"
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-07-22
The Old Gardener Says :

:. 1t is very important to thin the
vegetables while they are small,
!, for If they are allowed to become
crowded they will take on spin
ding growth and never amount
TO very much. BeetS and carrots
should be thinned so that they
stand an inch apart. Then a
little later every other one may
be removed for the table, leaving
the right distance between those
which remain. Young carrots
and beets are particularly appe-
: tfzing.
It is not too late to make
another planting of beets, but it
is better to use kinds like Detroit
dark red rather than the earlier
varieties. If the weather remains
dry it will be wise to soak the
seeds before they are planted, be-
cause otherwise they may be slow
to toagerminate. The seeds should
be planted thinly and not over
an inch deep. 1t is best to firm
the earth over them at this sea-
son, Probably some thinning will
be needed and many housewives
like to use the tops obtained in
this way for greens. Beet tops.
With very small beets attached,
are especially appetizing.
(Copyright 1880
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Bedtime Stories
Unc' Billy Warns.

the babies In the Spring. Unc' Billy Is
one of those who believe that family
cares should be left to mother. "Whar
you'aIl been?" demanded Mrs. Pos
sum.
"Whar ycu'uns better keep away
from" replied Unc' Billy and grinned.
What do yo' mean?" snapped Mrs.
Possum.
DO you hear that dog barking?"
asked Unc' Billy.
of course, All do" replied Mrs.
Possum There's nothing the matter
with NAH ears. That's Bowser the
Hound, and All reckon he done got
Bobby Coon up a tree"
Unc' Billy nodded. "Ah know" said
he. "Ah ought to know. All was with
him when Bowser the Hound started
for him.
Mrs. Possum looked at Unc' Billy
sharply. What was that?" she de-
manded
over in the co'nfield," replied Unc'
Billy.
Mrs. Possum's eyes frightened.
"Con" she exclaimed. "Ah would
like some con this ve'y moment"
Now, all this time. several children
had been sitting on their mother S
back, looking at their father with in
terest and quiet as If he were a curl
osity. You see, he didn't know he was
their father. Unc' Billy appeared
to notice them for the first time. He
shook his head. If you'uns know
what's good TO you'uns the best thing
for you'uns to do is to go back home
and stay thar" said he.
"Ah didn't ask you TO no advice. All
asked you whar that con is" said
Mrs. Postum Grossly.
"You'all go along home. like All
said" replied Unc' Billy Possum.
Farmer Brown and Farmer Brown S
Boy and another Dog are over in that
con. This is bad night fo' Possums
to be around You'all mind what All
say or you'all will be gettin in lot
of trouble"
1T seems to me you'all takes a
sudden interest in yo' family" re-
torted Mrs. Possum. "We'uns have
managed to get along without yo' SO
far, and All reckon we'uns can keep
on" Mrs. PosSum deliberately turned
her back on Unc' Billy and started off
with her load of children.
Unc Billy looked after them in an
undecided sort of way. Then he
turned and headed for that other tree
once more "Ah done give her warn
ing, and that's all All can do" he
muttered.
(Copyright 1887
Evening star., 1935-07-22

Malaga, Sumatra and the Philippine
Islands. As she will remain here
for several weeks, she sheds her long
feathers as one would an outdoor
garment. These she treads into a
mattress.
While she is thus engaged father
Is hunting for a gummy resin and
begins to seal up the nursery door
He leaves a portfolio large enough
for his spouse to thrust her beak out
for the predigested food he brings
her.
If death or disaster should fall upon
the father, his comrades will shoulder
his burdens until the widow is able
to break through her wall and sup
port her children. Otherwise her
spouse will take very loving care of
her until the children are able to
leave the nursery. Then both parents
rnd the food and prepare it for their
offspring.
Copyright 1850
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
Hornbills.

AAOA hSAAAos
n NATURE must have been in a
nj laughing mood when she Gre
" ated the hornbills. They are
a a grotesque clan. with great
beaks and awe-inspir.ng helmets. To
add to their strange appearance. their
large eyes are protected with hand
some eyelashes. They are all serious
looking and have an air of dignity
and repose, which is achieved by
throwing back the head and thrusting
forward the chest.
There are two members Of the horn
bill family who are partial to the
ground, even being equipped with
ground-gripping toes The so other
members of the tribe prefer to dwell
in the tree tops, some fifty to hun
dred feet in the air. They are fur
nished with broad-soled feet, espe-
cially fitted for branch perching.
The color scheme is dusky black
above. fading to dirty white below.
The 10-inch bill is a yellowish white
with bright red patch at its base.
1t curls downward and the casque, or
helmet, has rakish upward tilt.
The hornbill is a dancer. too, whose
steps have been made part of the
ritual dance of the Dyaks. He jumps
solemnly up and down, with both
feet together. Evidently the dignified
mien of the birds at this time ap-
pealed to the DyakS. Or is 1t be-
cause they are so fond of the horn
bills themselves, for food, and their
tail feathers for adornment, they have
also taken on some of their ways?
Though the beak of the hornbill is
truly formidable looking. it is only
used for snakes, small animals of the
forest, insects and berries in season.
When one of the fellows, out on a
stroll or hunting expedition. encoun-
tiers a portly snake, he sends out a
booming S o S. In short order his
brethren race to the call. They
come rushing along like great tur-
keys. their red wattles flashing in
the light. The finder has kept the
snake from escaping and his able
assistants, with now all together" i"
attack their prize.
Hornbills are the sanitary officers
of the jungle. They vary their diet
with the dead animals that have been
left by hunters or met their death in
a natural way.
The rlinoceros hornbill is the largest
of the family. He is a speedy pedeS-
trian, but in flight he is awkward,
noisy, and his wings are tapped in
such a desperate fashion that you
think he is mortally wounded. All
the time the flyer clackS his bill in
cessantly. 1t is a grueSome sound
The most interesting trait is that
of the hornbill husband sealing his
wife up in the nursery. In museums
and in some ZOOS you can see the
actual plastered doorway.
About nesting time Mother Horn
bill goes into retirement. The nursery
is a large, hollow tree. cleaned out
by the termite hordes to be found
in the woods and forests of Java,
Evening star., 1935-07-22

is known as a foot bridge" and is
1876 feet above the river. 1t was built
SO it could be used by people who
wanted to cross the river while the
drawbridge of the lower level was
raised to permit large boats to pass
along the stream.
For Travel section Of your scrap
book
If you want the free leaf1et, "Ques-
tions and Answers About Europe" :"
send Scent stamped. return en-
velope to me in care Of this news
paper. UNCLE RAY.
tCopyright 1881
Evening star., 1935-07-22
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
The word of warning often needed
Is useless unless promptly Needed.
Old Mother Nature.

Y YNC' BILLY POSSUM was grim
ming. Yes, sir, Unc' Billy, was
grinning. Once as he rea ched
~ the edge of the Green Forest
he stopped and listened for a moment.
Far behind him in the cornfleld he
could hear Flip the Terrier barking
impatiently now and then as he vainly
sought to find Unc' Billy. Farther in
the Green Forest he could hear Bow
ser the Hound barking, and he knew
by the way Bowser was barking that
he had treed Bobby Coon. In other
words, Bobby had taken to a tree to
escape from Bowser. So Unc' Billy
grinned and started on in direction
that would take him away from Bow
ser the Hound.
"Ah done fooled them that time. All
reckon An better get away from here
befo' that Dog comes picking around"
he muttered.
So Unc' Billy shuffled along toward
a certain hollow tree some distance
away. Once in that tree he would
Evening star., 1935-07-22

feel safe. There would be no getting
at him there. He was almost there
when he met Mrs. Possum. Where
you-uns bound for'?" inquired Unc'
Billy.
Mrs. Possum stopped and looked at
Unc' Billy in way that made him feel
somewhat uncomfortable. You see, he
hadn't seen her for long time. In
fact. he had had only a glimpse of
her now and then since the arrival OF
Evening star., 1935-07-22
ONDON, the British capital city.
has been a settled place for
close to 1000 wears. It grew

has been a settled place for
close to 1900 years. 1t grew
~ up along the banks of the River
Thames, the best beloved of Eng
lish rivers"
If the name of that river were
spelled the way it is pronounced it
would be written 'Temz"; but the old
spelling has been kept through the
centuries. The name is believed to
have come from a Celtic term mean
ing broad river"
Rising in Gloucester, the river flows
and winds in an easterly direction
for 209 miles across Southern Eng
land In the latter part of its course
it mingles with the waters of the
North Sea.
AS it enters the sea it has an ex-
treme width of 18 miles.
In the region of London, which
is about 40 miles from the seacoast,
the River Thames is not nearly so
wide. The famous London Bridge
crosses only $50 yards of water, less
than one-seventh of mile.
London Bridge obtained its fame
largely because it was the first one
of stone to be built across the Thames.
1t was set up in 1909 and stood for
more than 600 years.
In a song in an old game the
players sing, London Bridge is fall
ing down"
In actual fact, parts of the bridge
did fall down Seventy-six years
after it was finished 5 of the 20 arch
supports were swept away by the
river when it was swollen by storm.
A century and a half later a great
stone gateway at one end of the
bridge fell down and two arches
caved in.
Repairs were made in each case,
but. after long. long service. the old
bride was torn down, and new one,
built of granite, took its place in 1881.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Uncle Rays Corner
Old London.

The total cost Of the new London
Bridge was f1,6Oo,0OO, or about So
100000.
London Bridge is now only one
of several important bridges which
stretch across the Thames in the
London region. Among the others
is Tower Bridge, which has two high
towers, one at each side of the central
span. There are two levels for traffic
between the towers. The upper level
Evening star., 1935-07-22
HELP-WOMEN.

GIRLS for one-year course in practical
nursing; class now starting. will pay SAL
ary Apply Casualty Hospital.
GIRLS, white. educated and refined. for
mattresses. out-of-town resort. Salary and
transportation. Apply 1919 X st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER-Must be good cook, for
. in family; sleep out; IL noon-7 pm;
state experience. reference and salary de-
sired. Address Box 91-T. Star ofice.
LADIES-A group of manufacturers pro-
ducing hiEh-grade commodities for women
desire the services of 3 ladies with pleas
ing personality who want to add 500 or
more per month to their income. Part or
whole time; sales experience not neces-
sary; no peddling; but q pleasant. proflt:
able, dignified connection is offered. Call
after Sunday for appointment. Met. 2487
LADIES Christmas cards. big commits,
sions selling personal greetings. embossed
stationery: samples free; 21-foldler assort-
ment; humorous, etching, everyday. GIT
wrapping boxes bonuses; experience un-
necessary. Wallace Brown, 225B F1fth
Avenue, New York.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER or two friends
twhite). to help in restaurant: Room and
board and SIS each weekly Apply Pearls S
Home Restaurant. 406 F st. NV.
MATTRESSES 3. experienced. Salary. $40
month. Address Box 121-T. Star ofdce.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Contract
BY P. HAL SIMS.
Duplicity.

Pass. Pass Pass
7 am charitably assuming that West
opened the bidding under the theory
that there was no time like the present
to show his semi-solid suit There is
nothing like an opponents part score
to encourage bidding and rebidding.
And East. with a wealth of kings,
naturally thought that West was over
burdened with length and strength.
1t was only fair to raise him to four
after he had gone on to three almost
unaided.
North and South would have made
four clubs. This hand showed us
side of West of which we never
dreamed; and we declare firmly that
West would have never opened spades.
Thus the four diamond bid might have
been a fair sacrifice, had not this play
developed:
North, trusting his beloved partner,
led off with the 10 of hearts. It held
the trick. A second heart was taken
by South's jack. South tentatively
cashed the ace of clubs. His partner
gave him the four spot and West put
the king on the trick. South hastily
garnered his ace of hearts and played
back the fourth round of the suit.
West could be trusted to trump that.
and North could be trusted not to over
trump. Dummy was entered with the
queen Of clubs and diamond played
through Souths strength" To Vests
joy. the jack held the trick. A spade
was led to the king and another dia-
mond played back. To Vests ill-con-
cealed horror, South showed out. Thus
West ran the gamut of emotion. North
took the queen and ace and forced
West with a club. BY this time West
had one less trump than North. and
consequently, he could take no more
than his one remaining diamond. AL
together, West netted one club, three
diamonds and spade-down five at a
contract of four.
Copyright. 1887
Evening star., 1935-07-22
10000 in Procession.

Thirty thousand men and boys
marched in the Corpus Christi process
sion at Cork, Irish Free State, and as
many more women and girls attended
benediction in the open air.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO AND Los
Angeles about july %, can take 3 passen-
gers; late model sedan. Met. 4294. 22'
LEAVING FOR ATLANTA GA. JULY %;
return Aug. Il; two passengers; share
expenses: reas.; ref. Phone Hyattsyille 49S.
13s
Evening star., 1935-07-22
My Neighbor Says:

Goldenrod when cultivated
makes beautiful garden flower.
1t blooms from late July to Oc-
tober.
In arranging the table for your
bridge luncheon you can get the
most distinctive effect by choos-
ing a luncheon set of that sheer
cathedral linen done in pastel
tinted embroidery. They are a
change from the usual type of
Italian linens.
To remove iodine that has been
spilled on linen or cotton make
paste of starch and cold water
and spread over stain. Let stand
unit, dry, then brush off.
A space should be left between
walls of refrigerator and dishes
containing foods to allow free
circulation of air. This pre-
serves the foods.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Copyright. 1885 !

Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this newspaper
with self-addressed. three-cent-stamped
envelope
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Lost and Found Advertisement
may be found on page A-9.
HELP--MEN,

hELf-mENs
AcErYLENE BURNERS. expeTienced N
dependence ave. sw. See Mr.. Whiteford.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen on new and
used cars: fine opening; demonstrator In- Lnr
Church Motors Dodge and Plymouth
Dealers Falls Church. va.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN--Liberal com
missions plus bonus available selling the
tons Oldest chevrolet Dealer ideally 10
Gated for show room sales. win furnish
% Transportation enn no "TG Problem to chalmers
Barry-Pate Motor Co.. 1130 Conn. ave.
See Mr.. Dillon.
BOY. coloIed.. to wash dishes in exchanEe
6:30. 1881 Harvard st. NV.
DIsHwAsHER. experienced. Apply 1888
Good Hope rd Sc.
MAN for distributing and route work; auto
mobile given man who quallnes; s3O-a-
week opportunity. Apply to IL am.'
MEAT CUTTER. young, must have expert
ence and references. Address Box b4-T'
PLUMBER-In reply, state experience and
wages expected. Address Box 174-T. Star
PRESS OPERATOR. thoroughly expert
enced, must be well-recommended by last
employer. See Mr.. Kraus. Washington
LduuuIy. ~ttu anu n bIo. INV.
pREssER white one EhG tGr. can make small
Star ONCE.
SALESMAN one; married man preferred
between 40 and 80 years OF age; man with
count and high rate of commission. Only
sincere workers need apply. See Mr.
Poole. 1880 am. to IN. TUESDAY, 3OOI
14th st. NV.
sALEsMEN-several large. well known
manufacturers and local retailers are Of
ferine exceptional Introductory bargain
to get new users for their products. Only
those interested in permanent connec,
tion and with a successful selling record
need apply Display advertising and every
sales help provided; $40 to 500 weekly.
Investigate. Suite 6l2. 14O6 G st. NV.
sitions; no canvasSinR; advanced commits
sion to start; salary. S176 per month
when qualified Apply mornings. Mr.
Tracy. 42O9 9th ST. NV. "
sALEsMEN 90 and crew manager for
splendid offer: good pay: advancement: car
helpful, but not essential. Three Pay Sales
Corp. 635 st. NV. am. -
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. young. must be
experienced: for whole or part time; ref
erences. 5017 Conn. ave.
THE BEST NEW ROW HOUSE SALES
MAN IN WASH: TO SELL THE BEST
RHfs any APPL9 1 E9G sHAfRo 14so MT ST LEAs
THREE NEAT. AGGRESSIVE statesmen
to sell tires, radios. washing machines and
refrigerators. Liberal proposition: drawing
account. See Mr.. Sanders at Bailey's Tire
Store. 9th and H SITS. ne, between 8
and 12 am.
YOUNG MEN Of neat appearance to work
in order dept Permanent positions and
GOOD pay. See Mr. Wagner. Room 400,
1919 F 81 NV
ROUTE MEN.
We have established routes available
for the right men Applicants must be
willing to work; experience not necessary.
We train our men. Pay arrangement sat-
isfactory. Apply to IL. SOFA Conn.
ave. between II and Eye SITS.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
An excellent opportunity for an expert
enced man. This ONCE has exclusive sale
of number of new homes constructed by
responsible builders. Also big brokerage
listing: excellent contacts and plenty OF
prospects
REQUIREMENTS. Must have car and
be able to furnished good character refer
enceS.
SEE Mr. PAScoE.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
REALTOR
POI Investment Bldg. District 6O92.
Evening star., 1935-07-22

PIANO-Late model William and Mary
period model baby grand. in splendid con-
ditlon, 81 A.. Just one OF the many grand
values we have on sale at big reductions.
Others at S200-S250 and up. No down
payment necessary. Terms. So weekly.
kits 1890 @ st
Evening star., 1935-07-22
CTERK-CARRIER EXAl

CLERK-CARRIER
EXAMINATION-S3.00
FOR COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND
SAMPLE EXAMINATION. COMPLETELY
THE OLDEST CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL IN
THE UNITED STATES ESTAB 1895. CO.
LUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE.
300 B ST. Sc. OPEN AM. TO 8 PM
Learn Beauty Culture.
Special summer course, $45 cash.
Enroll Now. Graduates Placed.
Learn the famous Mabelle Honour
Beauty Methods and success
is yours.
Write. Phone or Call for Free Catalogue.
Day and Night Glasses Now Forming.
Mabelle Honour School,
A National Institution. Established 1918.
SlS 14th st. NV. Met. 717S.
Evening star., 1935-07-22

PANS. electric. all sizes: repaired. sold. ex-
changed a C. and d. c motors Get cur
prices Carty, 16OS l4th st. NV
Evening star., 1935-07-22
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
10 the regular line rate.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet:
no crugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WTRCK. 1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS.
DAY SUMMER CAMP-SWIMMING HIK-
ing. supervised play; children ) 10 II; Gay
and boarding, transportation. reasonable.
Phone Georgia 6544. 23'
DEFECTIVE HEARING RESTORED OR
relieved by new method; 10 drugs no sur
gerry. no pain For full information call or
write Dr. P. j. CLIFFORD, I1I4 ST.. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 506l.
CONVALESCENTS OR ELDERLY PEOPLE
given best of care by nurse in private
home beautiful room with sun porch.
1904 Irving St NV "3'
Evening star., 1935-07-22

FURNTTURE-Tw beds living room
suite. dining room. radio, stove refrigerator.
vanity. rugS. cheap 33n3 CieorRia ave
Evening star., 1935-07-22
COLDS. 8O6 F ST NV.

Dresses. Coats. Hats Greatly Reduced.
ST. % Dinner Dress. Now .95
$40 Cotton Dance Frocks. NOW .95
S. a5 White Silk Dresses Now go
S3 so White Felt Hats. Now 45c
Evening star., 1935-07-22

samples. 25 to $50 off for cash. Apex
Electric Co. 700 9th st. NV
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS-We give
you a liberal allowance for your old piano
or radio in trade on a new, latest model
refrigerator. Pay the balance with
little as : cents day. kits, 1880 G 81.
FANS, Is. General Electric, S34; l6-blade
fans for Sl5 each. one month old
Phone GEORGIA 3OlG
Evening star., 1935-07-22

FURNITURE-B davenport; childs bed
almost new; dressing table other house,
hold furniture. Call between ! and pm.
IueSdey. l326 Orren 81. ne Ant .
Evening star., 1935-07-22
CUT FLOWERS.

2 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUs de-
livered for 81. Helene Afheck. Box 23O.
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. 23'
Evening star., 1935-07-22

ILALED WINDOW AND FRAME-Set up,
ready. to use, $3.50. Includes good used
glazed sash. window frame. sash cord.
weights. hardware. Size 2SX66 in EX-
cellent for homes cottages. porches. etc.
Twins. 50; triples, $3.50. Hechinger Co,
4-Branches-4
Evening star., 1935-07-22

OFFICE PARTITIONS prism glasses, also
Information, call District O5sl. o- Room
lnH E2h z Ct