Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 11

drains and Pro Worth 'Cwli: drai lor irauv lai ot the EM 8 lili car on paid to delivery Texai GulJ" common polnta 1 1.1 THE DAIJJY SUN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1934. ELEVEN I Ctvllon I. Sndt nitider- lir merican, -strict dlinj 7.45; iiddliui 6.80; iofta ordinary and steady. Uihir III clown, iu- Irnlttar 'rariyo.

I 1 lH.40.;;and. itil KXSrk IP 1 1 nt imfo: nt'-'trail iitl Tur- omthc 22 mini from -Turner leveiariil 'deter-' Itv'off hoard audline lanUs. iver SINESS MARKET TRADING MAJORriY OF TRADERS DESERTED BOARDROOMS AND BUSINESS AT LOW By VIOTOK EUBANK Financial Writer NEW. YORK, Sept. Business in the stock market dropped to its level, the majority, of rled: the boardrooms toup No.

So. 2 red 59 1-2 Of Grain Narrow. CHICAGO, Sept. 1. fluctuated in a narrow toda market being restricted ar.oy ot all, interests.

Early Ira orseis were Iho close, and- wheat thouWtnei 1 The. labor ded Labor Day holi- were treridless, 1 weak iU. The close was ir- fers -approximated shares. situation, political rumblings and industrial doubts seem to thoroughly chill speculative enthusiasm. Grains were In about the same condition as infSufficed Bonds were as listless stocks, with quotations only, moderately mixed.

The cotton- ex- 'jChange was closed. '). Telephone di'd not opfln for an hour or U. S. 'Smelting lost 2 points arid Union pacific and Johns-Manvllle were each.

S. Steel, American 'elephone, Steel, rPont, Gas; i Motors, Chrysler, National "Montgomery sd Aircraft, Santa Howe Central-and others lie the financial sector still faint i the Scheduled to start at 11:30 pk tonight, averted st-mlttute' governmental the: disturbing impll- probable walkout 'by market angles. Should a corn- it was not "a deal of damage jpei'Jaonfc-jStdleness -of. the nllf. rnlllrl alight net lams, ate strength corn.

AJtterward weakening corn to'a level a.fraction hirher finish following aonoui mt-nt of crop plapiii 1(134 production of corn in univ States at 0.1,000,000 below the avert other grand ot all forecasts fo corn dnced lo 1,446:000,000 bushels mm ed with -last, year's harvest of 2,, 000,000. Some buying ot corn also influenced by a statement, that all ci'urent probably will be 'ect 'to sevare scaling down. Wheat closed 1-8 down to n-8 September deliveries fbowlnjr tho snail cst strength on the rally. September ne 1 finished at Sl.OS 1-S 6-8, December ne' at S1.031-S 6-8, and May at $1.04 7-8 was unchanged to 3-8 up. Decem- bra 'contracts, old and 80 to SO 'cent.

Date were 1-8 lower lo. 1-8" hiirheV, Tye wan 1-4 of.Jto and bM-ley war unchanged to 1-4 lower. Pro- -viiione were about steady. ICB rB May SSept. oM 78 1-2 Dec; old HO 1-t 80 1-4 Mar 83 1-8 ScpU old 511-3 51.3-8 Dec.

new Sept old newr Dec old new Hi 12 5-8 82 3-8 82 3-8 ss'i-'z' 80 air Sept old new new. sopt Oct 0.30 Dec B.SO Jan 9.60 Sept October 1.046-8'. 77 1-2 11)3-4 701-4 831-8 511-8 511-8 613-4 51 7-8 52 1-4 81 3-8 81 3-4 88 3-8 70 RO-SO J-R 80-801-8 .83 3-4, 7-8 3-8 51 3-8 517-851 7-8, 63 62 3-8, 13- 8.15 8.25 P.42 0.52 81'1-H 7811-3 7884- 9.5r. 13.50 13.7ft frfem mind. I mint here, tlfran- Irongb close luati'f Ithcut Inly Ifir- fpt Kansas City Cash drain.

8SA.S CITY, Sept. "tl-4 higher lo 1-4 lower. "hard 1081-S: No. 2 hai 1P2 1-3 Clow. May 1011-4.

loiilar. No. 12 Corn "ivhite 843-4: ac out, could in and: corn to suffer of'normal cash dtv Is used extensively, forin oBllfrahufacturers in '--the feared, niBF 01 Moreover, it was likelv'llJJpr'otracted strike-would dustriesl(fd to-unrest-in- other '--'if Sjni i curh nt the ket steady in ai In'-'Better f'l- while small adyanc.es hlRher. shares worked Electi'icl awett anlBond Share, Empire played Niagara Hudson d'-s- iod of unslt strength after a per- group tiltel's'J'ness In the- utilities can Gns ill the opening. Ameri- cline whijeVw" 1 a fractional de- American Cities Service and yellow 83: No.

I Oats unchanged to 13 hig-her. white nom Chleairo Cnsh Grain. CHICAGO Sent. Ko 2 hard 1.09 No. 3 herd 1.081-2.

Corn No 2 niixed 801-3 No. 2 while 2 'white 1-S, No. 8 while 521-4 Barley 78-130. change, pained and sold- 011 Potatoes Steady. 6S, on track total XJB shipments 340: steady, supplies moderate, demand an diradmr moderate; sacked per -cwt.

Wlnconsin cobblers OS No. 1 L'S No. 2. Tri- vmphs Hit. 3, 1.00-63: Idaho ruswts US No.

1. 1.85; showlnir decay 1.33: comblnatio njrirte V.4B; New cobblers US No. 1, 1.36. No Poultry Maikel. CHICAGO, Sept.

truqka. No market today. Livestock Fort Worth Livestock. TOUT WORTH, Sent. A 1,000: truck hois steady: top to packers 7.55: bulk good to choice 180-280 Ib truck hofrs 7.SO and 756 rood underweights- 6.50-7.45; gnckinr sows 25 lower, better sorts 6.6075 'CAMLE: Commercial 200, 3.500 irov- Calves: 300 commercial, 1,000 nominal.

For week: slaughter steers, yearling-s and rapst slaurlitar cows higrher, spots more in slaugrhter 'coxvs and medium trriule Hlau-j-h- ter yearling's slaughter calves 50-75 stock calvnee and ycalinKn luirli- Week's tops: heavy fed sleers B.75: Eood to choice ted yearlings 6.00; choice to 7.60; Jat cowe 3.50; heavy fat calved 4.50; stockier steer calves 4.00. Built prices elaue-htcr steers 4.50-5.25: good- fed vcarHnro 5.00-00: rood lat cows 00-60: bulls 1.50-2.00; weirhty slaurhler calves 4.00 down. SHEBP: 200; nominal; for week: me- yearlings and withers slt'ady mertfum Jit lambs 4.50-5.50; medium earlinen 3.75-4.50; need fain-wethers 2.60-3.00: feeder Jambs 3 25 feeder 2.75 down. Chleaco Livestock. CHICAGO.

Senl. (AP) tteady; holdbvern quotations no'mnal. 500 commercial. 2000 jrorernment: calvsa 200 commercial, 600 government; Friday last woek. 50 hitrhfr: litrht and long ycarlintr Eteers 60-75 up.

better licht heifers and mixed xcarlines lijht ad- vojlcc; 'she stock 25 hlrhfr after weekend-'' declines deakcned. fat cows anj butcher heifen; bulls 15-25 hlgiher and vc-'alers ntetive'and strone; stocker supply tpip fat sle-rs 10.00. hlrhett 1032 lieht fed yearling steera loni yearlings 1040; heifer year- linn 826 mixed yearling! 9.00: average prica fat b-pf bleers approximately 8.35, I ccmpared 7 17 week aco. I SHEEP Ip.QOQ: campared Friday iveek fat 50-65 loivrr. sheep off.

leedljis- lanihs strons: to 25 hlth- "w-erics top limbs 7.26; bulk Ve and rangers 6.50-7.00 lerna 8.75,. with natives at 6.BO- slaue-hter 3.S6; top range I ewes 2 7fl, with at 1.SO-2.BO feeduir Iambi 8 bulk 6.00. Kansas City Livestock. KANSAS CITY, Sept. l.COO sales to pack- lower desirable 170-200 Ibs 7.36- 600; Calves: 240; 7.000 jynt catUe nml 2,600 caJves on 1-07- jinmcnt accornl: for week, fed steers and SO-76 higher: gi-ass slaughter hisUr: vealera steady; feed- TS strong to hijrher: better kcrs lleadj- others weak to 25 lower: week's liigHly finished Ib li 00-5(1 jearlinp heifers 7.65.

SHEEP iOO for week: lambs 50-75 yecrllnirs J5 off: sheep bb range lambs 7.00: top 6.60. llo bulk natives 6.75-B.OO: fed close 25, lop 2.75; fecdini Imbs 6 25-50, closing top 5.25, I BEST 'DOLLAR FOUNTAIN NAME, ON BARBEL BOOK STORE. Call Underwood Cleaners cleaning, pressing point am Petrolii issues Power, held un- Internacionale lil 1 a point. Mead JCyunamld also in; lead of vUi'T- declinea, with mor.e tliiiii it Htss and unchanged. PEEKSKD.I A collision Central passenger I two New Tork death to one manltrains brought two score persons I and injury to Six persons were late last night, pitals.

kaken to hos- The crash occun south of here whenfd ve mile to-Mohtreal expressla New York- the rear of a Lake I train struck holiday special Iacld bound ing in a station. was stand- of the Montreal trainee engineer going about ten mllesisaid he was the time. Thp dead man Tracy 32, of Street) man on the -il. The cause of not clearly de railroad employe peared the engfm real tra.in had roi tance between, hi. one standing in Most of the paai Lake placid train the Adirondacks fo Day week-end.

They ferred to another tlnue the journey. Th train proceeded with glne. an hour at 'J. East 46th Hd, was although dfj it. ap- the dis- and the on the for i Labor trans- con- isr en- EMDUGLAS (Continued from page panding activities of the works administration, cont the resulting employment great enough to justify expenditures Despite Douglas' reported i ation, President Roosfevelt ahead today with his r'elief He had with him two of his clns.

est aiues, Harry L. Hopkins, eral- relief administrator, and ford G. Tugwell, -der pf agriculture. Only a short time before las came to jthe House Thursday, the' Presi an informal jtalijc' the stricken Brought area' receive relief pW other parts help to In addition thi I dent was concerned with the tex High, Low and Close of Main Issues on N. Y.

Stock Exchange By Associated PMW STOCKS IN; SPOTLIGHT NEW?" VOKK.Sept. '1. Closing net change of the most active Simmons 8,400 S-8 down 1. Gen Mtrs 8,100 29 1-t down 1-8. Kmdlo 8,000 5 S-4; up 1-8.

Int Nick 2,800 28; 1-4 no. Nut Dlit 2,200 21 1-8 up 1-4. Ohrys .8,100 S3 1-4" up: 1-4. ni New 1,800 f) 1-4 no. Kep-SU 1,700 IS S-4 no.

Bl Aoto-IJto 1,600 81 S-4 flown US Smt and 1,500 137 down Com and Sou 1,400 1 S-4 up 1-8. McCellan Strs 1,400 5 S-8 down Mont Wd 1,800 24 down 1-4. Pac 1,200 18 6-8 down S-8. Sou Fac 1,200 18 S-8 up S-8. Alaska Jun 1,200 18 S-8 down JBkjult Off.

5 S-8 no. i Cong Qagi 1,200 28'-no. Stl -88 1-2 down Mclntyre Fore 48 1-2 no. i Air End 1 97. Am Can 3.98 1-2 97 8-4- 'Ani-CftF 16 1-2.

Pow-1 Am 13 1-2 13 'Am RolV 6 17 1-8' 17 37 t-8, Aril 2 37 1-2, Am Sug Ref '1 67. Am T4T Ill 1-4. Am Top, 1-74. 3 8 1-2. Am Wool pf 1 .14.

Ana 7 12 1-4 12 1-8 J2 1-4. 6 25 l-l 25 1-8 25 M-8, Aub .3 23 3-4 23 3-S 23 3-8. Avi Cor 24 3-8. 'Bald LOG 1-8 8 8. BAO'B -16 3-8 15 7-8 16 S-8: Bdall 2 63-4; Ben Avi 1 12 7-S.

Beth Stl 1 29 Borden 2 25 25 BriggB Mfgr 7 16 1-4 16 J.6,1-8- Cal: Pk 1:42 1-8. 23 3--S 3 2 Csn-DK Ale 1 16 Pac 12 13 3-4 ISM? ,13 S-8. Case JI 5 41 3-S 4') 1-2 40 3-4. Cerro DP 1 40 1-2. CKi.M'St 651-4 5 1-S -S 33 1-4.

Col and' Ir 1 5. Colum El 4 9 5-8 9 3-8 9 5-8. -I-. Coml Solv 4 21 20 5-8 20 5-8. Com and Sou 14 1 3-4 1 5-813-4.

Congo! Na ,4 28 1-2 28 28 1-2. Con Gas 12 28 27 5-8 28. Con Oil 883-4. Cont Can 4 82 81 1-2 82. Con Mot 2 7-8.

Con' -Oil 'Del- 8- 18 1-8 18 18 1-8. Corn Pro 4 61 1-2 61 3-8 61 Cur Wri 6 2 7-8 23-42 3-4; DuPbnt'2 89 7-8 89-1-2 89 1-2. Eaton Mfg 2 14 5-8. El and 2 4 3-8. Fox A 2 11 3-8.

Gen Bl 8 18 3-4. Gen Fds SO 29 3-4 30. and- 5-8 ------Gen Mills 1 57. Gen Mot 31 29 5-8 29 1-2 29 1-2. Gdrich 2 10 1-2 10 3-8 10 1-2.

Gdyear 7 22 22 1-4 22 Gt No By pf 4 15 14 3-4 15. Gt West Sug SV31 30 1 8. Howe Snd 5 54 Hupp 2 2'S-4 21-2 38-4. HI Gen 8 16 3-4. llit Harv 3 27 1-2 27 27.

Int and 8 7 -0 7-8 18. JJMS-os 4 46 45 5-8'48. S3 3 18 1-8 IS IS. Lor 2 18: Mack 3 24 3-4. Mid Stl 1 9.

MKT 1 Mo Pac 1 2 3-4. Ward 13 24 5-S 24. Mur Corp 3-8 5 1-8 5 1-S. Nash 5:14. Net Else 4.

32 5-8 32 1-2 32 1-2. Nat Cash A 3 14'7-S 14 1-2 14 3-4. Nat Dry 2 17 16 7-8 17. Nat Dist 22 21 1-4 20 7-8 21 1-8. 1 6 1-8.

Natl Sll "3 40 'NY Con 7. 21 7-K 21 1-2 21 7-8. N- Am 4.13 7-8 13 1-2 13 7-8. NYNriciH fi'JO 1-4 10 1-R 10 1-4. Ohio Oil 2,10 3-8.

Otis El 3 14 3-4. Pac 2 16. Pack Mot 11 4 33-4 4. JC 6 57 3-4 57 1-4 H7 3-4. Pen.Rv 4 24 1-4 23 7r8 24 1-2.

Phil -Pet 1 16 Pills Flour. 1 28 1-2. Pullman 6 42. Radio 27 5-3-4 55-85 3--1. RKO.

1 2 3-8. Hem Hand 6 8 3-4 8 1-2 3-4. Rep Stl 17 13 7-S 13 5-8 13 3-4. Rey Tob 1 4C. 'Swav Strs 2 47 1-2.

5-3 37 3-8 37 5-8. Soe Vac- 8 14 5-8 14 1-2 14 1-2. Cal Ed 1 5 13 13 1-8 13 1-4. Pac 12 IS 3-8 17 S-4 18 3-8. Ry 3 16 1-4.

Std Brdc 5 19 5-8 19 3-S 19 5-8. 34 1-4. Stew Warn 3 6 1-2 6 3-8 6 3-8. Stude 1 3 1-S. Tex-Corp 2 22 3-4.

Tux Oillf Sul 2 34 3-4 84 1-2 34 3-4. TP Tr Ax 2 6 1-S 9 6. Tlmk Roll 8 1-2 30. 30. Un Card 4 42 41 3-4 42.

Unpac 3 98.. tlnlt Airc 4 14 5-8 14 1-4 14 1-2. Unit GAIm 1 14 7-8. 1 US.GyrJ 1 41) 3-4. US Rub 6 16 8-8.

1C 1-R 16 3-8. US Stl 12- 33 7-8 33 1-2 33 1-2. Ut PtL A 12. 17 7-S, Warn Pic 3 4 1-2 4 1-2. WeSS.O&S.l 28 l-4.

West 30. 1 18 1-4-. West 1 Woolw 2 48 7-8-48 1-2. Yell 1 7-S. New Tork Curb.

Am Super 24 2. Ark Nat Gas 11. Cit Svc 12 2 1-8 2. Elec and 6 11 1-8 11 11. 'Ford Ltd 38-3-8.

HumblB 4 42 41 3-4 41 3-4. Midwest Ut 5 3-16 1-8 3-16. Nlag Hud Pow 3 4 7-8. So Ky 1 15 5-8. 'O S.

Un Fders 5-8. Un Lt and Pow A 1 2. LONG (Continued from Page One) ho expected dtv nail to 'break down arid confess but they were to mEke.tt-.e record complete from testimony. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Senator Hucy P.

Sjor.K opened investigation of the hostile New- Orleans city government today In iri skyiipraper oft'ice bviildmg guorded by the bayonets of state ilpldlery. prevaileii in tJie heart of the Orleans business section as military trucks rolled up to the plant building and disgorgy ed National Guardsmen who rushed Innldn a claUsr of arms ar.d took, thnir peats en theelgh- teciith floor whero the hearirg will be held in a small room pf the Louisiana Insurance Coinm-M- soon. Kensxlor Long himself roared up crovi'Clcd. traffic with an fwort'bt sold'crs and went upstairs -in a private elevator. Mis secretary.

Karl Christenberry, stuck close to thr senator's side, Ch'ristcnberry carried a small revolver, Erig. Louis F. Guerre, commander of the Guard detachment, ordered all newspapermen from the committee room. The corridor was lined with soldiers and newspapermen were kept 100 feet away. Newspapermen Ordered Out.

"I'm tOrcy, he said, but you can't stay in here. Orders are orders," P.ndlo equipment v.aj set in room to broitdcast the pi feedings" The leHiijlative me'n- herj making the Stusulry into as- Bc.rted "vice and corruption" in the government of Mavor T. Semmus Walmsley, Long's dictator rival, took their places in the committee room. The precedes by a few days ifcc Sftft. 11 ronRresslon- al primary which expected to decide tmc.i and for all whether Long oi' Wnlmsley will win thfl political conlrcl ot New Orleans, a city containing one-quarter of the state's population.

Numerous Long followers and otherB thought tc he witnesseii were allowed to enter the room. Long Orders Secret Probing Sessions ORLKANS, Sept. ichlno jgyna 'and rifles of Loula- 1). Guardsmen held iit bay today as marshalled itivo lAveatigation of inemy. Mnyoj TROPICAL STORM DESTROYED HOUSES ON MEXICAN COAST BROWNSVILLE SECTOR UNAFFECTED AS ROAMING HURRICANE STRIKES TAMPICO, Mexico, Sept.

tropical stbrm destroyed houses In Soto Marina, hear here, last night, and alarm was felt early today in-iTamplco, visited last year destructive hurricane. No casualties were reported from Soto La Jfarinav BROWNSVILLE, Sept; Barometers stood at normal and winds remained calm In this section today as weather observers sought to locate the erratic tropical disturbance which has played about the gulf coast region several days. When last felt, the disturbance cutting -Inland between Soto La Marina, a small Mexican village 150 miles south of here, and Jerez Point, 60 miles farther south. F. J.

Jacobs, Pan-American pilot, came back here after attempting to reach Tamplco, with the report that the wind had reached a velocity of 50 to 60 miles an hour at Soto La Marina, Observers said the wind would probably die, down after reaching the mountainous east of Monterrey, Mexico. Ou Buy, Sen, Bent, mat Accomplish Quick KeraMfi 87 Advertlslnx In UM Classified Columns READ Bt XHODM.NDR OI FKOFLB Announcements Lodge No. 63. I. O.

O. evert TburidaT nlrbl In the I.O. O.F. Bill, corner North Bsaton UrMt and Third Vislllnit brotbcri welcome. Iri V.

Redden. (fraud: Edward Parlc W. 3. Luna, rtlary ot on Hnir amp A. O.

Smilh on (ae. Hrwani ed, Finder return in Sun Olltcg. bull dor. eyeoitrht' one eye Kame JlffBi. Kotlfy Will Brown at Voiroa Cale.

floor of tho Bank of Commurcp building, to begin tak Ing testimony. Citizens, heretofore indifferent to the month-old- aimed political conflict between the by W'Umsley, and tho state, under the political control of Longr, anticipated a turning point in- the Long in New Orleans as the virtual military dictator of state afafirs and a'klng for "action and not talk." The investigating: committee Senator Long as chiof counsel was empowered under' legislative authority and mandate of the governor to the conduct of the' Walmsley administration and the courts. In adition, the governor in a letter lo the committee threatened Walmslev with prosecution for contempt of the. legislature, on tho accusation that the mayor had made, statements "calculated to excite or intimidate witnesses call- td before the committee." FERGUSON (Continued from Page One) graphed Garner that he would relinquish his claim to committeeman if the vice president would accept. Garner replied that "I don't see how I could consistently decline to comply should the party call upon me to render this service." Ferguson's nct'on averted a threatened break in the lanKs of Texas Democrats, for a concerted movement had been planned t.j attempt the removal of Ferguson at the state convention Sep.

11 at Galveston. Ferguson wasnam- td committecman by a Ferguson- controlled executive committee last March. The national has not accepted him SB a member. James Atlred, Democratic nominee for governor, called Garhnr backer. AHred, bitter fco iuy bxit declined to say whether ic had offered h(a support as a of Ferguson, commented that "it Garner at Mr Uvalde homoThu-s- is mighty fine of Ferguson to take attitude" after ne had been Informed of the former governor's to give Garner tho post.

"With Garner as national corv mitteeman, Texas world be assured of a fair deal, 1 Ferguson sold. mer White House sum- buzzed' with It be other latest developments in ths situation. There was nothing jto Indicate, however, that the (President's in the dispute, 'ffifj California IRVINGTON, IrvlngtO) Bank of bod today of bfifween excluded. Ten -o'cjqck to be tho zero by Manager a man Tupelo TUPELO, Aug. Mary Mel Lochhart, Bertye Lwi und Narbon Williams returned home from Denton the later part of last week, where they have heen attending Teachers' College for the past three months.

Jack Daniel of Kerens hag cloak room sen visiting relatives here for the past ar.d few days. had the Geraldine Marlon visited frlenda they would be in Corsicana last -week end Mrs. Minnie Gatlin of Corslcuna repotted spent last week In the home of for the leg's- Mr. and Mrs. L.

C. Lockhart. I committee to Mrs. Davis Burdlne returned evidenco-tak- home Tuesday fi-pm Austin. lof Lone that she had been'for tiie past week Iremovedfrom her brother, W.

A. Monfii, Tee and gam- and her daughter. J. V. WH- the Walm- Hams.

Maurine Talley of Roane ipont headed Friday night in the E. A.Noeof|well home. Storm Warning WASHINGTON, Sept. The weather bureau today Issued the following storm warning: "Advisory noon. Gulf disturbance passed.inland north of Tam- plco, Mexico.

Disturbance developing about 475 miles east of Cape Canaveral, with little movement indicated attended by heavy squalls and winds hear gale force. Small craft off South Atlantic and East Florida coast should exercise caution next 36 hours," Centennial Bids Received Today From Three Cities AUSTIN, Sept. bids for location of main site of the 1936 Texas Centennial were received today by the executive committee of the Texas Centennial commission from Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. The bids will be opened late today and spokesmen for the bld- cities will be heard in executive session. Details of the bids will not be 'divulged, Cullen F.

Thomas, commission president, said but will be presented-to the full commission next week. The Centennial commission has set the minimum hid for location if the Centennial's unit. will interview the city spokesmen are Thomas, Walter D. Cline of Wichita, Falls, Jtohn D. Middle.ton of Greenville and Will H.

Mayus of Aifttln; Angus Aug. Sir. and Mrs. J. Brinn spent last week In Waco and Gatfvsvllle with relatives, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Leslie of Fort Worfh Were, guesta last "week of Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Pilchard. J.

Prince and her'sister, Mrs. 'Reese Jones of Navsrro and children are In Qunnah. Raymond Ruth spent last week in Corbet. Miss Mattle Lon -McCtonnlco ol Btreo.tman was the guest Thursday of Miss Corinnc Caffy Miss Edith Hood of Fort Worth spent last week here with Mrs, F. S- Starks and other relatives.

Miss Vclma Fowler in Houston last Mr. and-Mrs. Joe McKey spent Saturday evening in Marlln. Mrs. Lee Stewart Is recovering from several.

days severe illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pugh of Corsicana were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. 'Tllton.

Mrfc. D. C. Bray is spending the week Jn Waxahachie with relatives. Elmer Stewart of Emmett here Saturday Mr.

and Hubert Trull of were hure Sunday afternoon visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian McCapennd children, of Purjjlev visited his mother, Mrs. Nannie McCageMon day.

Ralph Soape of Overton is visit in2 here. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Boykm 01 Corslcana werfi Angus vicltors Monday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. are a few here with parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Caffy. before going to Cayuga wheer principal of the school J. F. returned Tuesday from fMineral WelH v.here re had been WUer.dlnf; state Amerl con Legion convention.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reed of Cor sicana visited here even ing.

Superintendent G. H. Brown Coreicana was a business visitor here Tuesday. G. C.

Baker of Winkler and Ralph Deberry of Xorman guerts of Mr. and Mrs F. Jnckson Tuesday evening. 'Rev. and Mrs.

Tubbg of Csyu ga visited friends here Tuesday morning- Pursley PURSLEY, Aug. Mrs. Sarah Ross of Wortham spent a few days with her brother, R. L. Pursley.

Fred Copeland, Charles Copeland, Fred Robison, W. B. Roberts and Wilton Owen spent Wednesday of last week at Arp. Mrs. Roy Dalton and daughter, Martha Lynn of Hillsboro, spent the week-end with' W.

B. Payne and family. Jeta Davis of Dawson visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shell a few days.

and Mrs. Robert Me: and sons, Bueron Bo of Brysbn spent F. M. Cope: CRimbtr of eribln mecti on call ot ottlcen at office 14 Wett flftn acrow from deal Theatre, 0. C.

president; Kairj Howari geerciuy-minam. 05. Lost or Strayed steamer trunks bt-lween and Oordoiuia. Eubjr Anilln, Toxns. OST OR reward (or eturn ot whito pit bull puppy.

1-3 rt-wn. black spot on rlrht eye; left ear and rlirht Bide cf Elf ht oar cropped longer than left. Dr. P. Kor- r.d.

Phone S033 aiid fla7. Personal HIGH SCHOOL GRADUUATES LEARN A nrlntlni burinen olfen opportunities to veil educated, amoltuloui Guns men and -wDmen. today lor ull Southern School of ns. 1614-18 Koutb Stieet. Naihrllie.

Special Awnlnctl new, or we wrair icatB. riidu-n, at he pnco you can afford. We also ro- and upholilcr furniture. New Way MattrcM Factory. flOl S.

7th St. Hirh- ay 7.1; Phone 349. Wanted 7 Financial Personal Loans 23 Money to Loan EAST TERMS Quick on Furniture OEI-TEBAX' AMERICAN FINANCE COMPANY US W. Avev-Phone 2011 TANTED TO or 6 room home Unfurnished. Posession Sept.

3.. rjali thii offiM p.m. lodar. Phone 183. one In r.eed ol home return lor houie work, or would ccnrider bourd and Mnall salary.

Write Box 606 or phone em, alter t. Employment Wanted IS LOCAL MAN WANTED Represent 'manufacturer line plilrts, ties, inderweur, tax: rxcepltonal maK- to nearer: larpe earning dslly: extri cash bonuses regularly. We start yort without Investment. ExpaiulTe wunoV outfit FREE. Wile Dept.

AST, BOMCliff, 3237 Broadway, Haw Tork. Situations Wanted 20 PBAOTIOAL wants work (w paoticol nnrtfl or work ot nny Itlnil. s. S. B.

Elkins. Rlolilana. Tcxaa. JOB WANTED by younr man'with 1933 Dodte Sedan delivery. care Duly Sun.

Legal Notice LOANS Notes Refinanced. Reliable, Confidential. Deals Closed immediately. Monthly and Weekly Payments. Our Rates are Lower.

M. Evans 115 N. Beaton Street Phone 1774 Workmen Loan und 'f. Finance Oompsmy Merchandise Articles for Sale ...90 hicyHe, ftlZR 28 Collm SSt. FOR TOW htjh rvcle at rfducod rriw.

Balloon. 525.00. 220 FOB, QUICK ft. telescope rod, lood reel 40 yards line, all Dobbs. 200 8.

20th. Phone- -M78 or 3. FOR practically new. blcyole, used tnly short time. Will sell lor Cal UI8 W.

Ave. Miscellaneous for Sale 33 NO. 18,413. THF. STATE OF TEXAS To the Sheriff or nny Constable ol Su Un BBEB to siifjnon Walter Puekett, Jewell PuckMt, Mrs.

Anlno Herring and husband, Bonn? Horrimr, Mrs. Dandy Tliomtxon, ft widjJW, Clara Undscy and husband, Mndley Mrs. liucilln Bynum, a widow, J. Thompeon end John A. Thompson.

Mrs. Urllne Slaylon, a widow, by nmklnt publication ot this Citation onco in each. lor tuccessivo lo tha relurn day In some ncn-n- purer published In your county, if there ba newspaper published therein, bill It not. then In nearest County whcrb newspaper published appear at the next retrular term ol vim Bis'-riot col rt of Navarro to bo holder nt tho Court Hollsb in Corsloana Texas, on the Monday In Octoboi A. D.

1034. tin same the' 1st- dw ot October A. D. 1034, and there to nnawer a petition filed in said court on tho 1st day Seotember A. D.

10.14. in a suit, numbered on tho docket nl said Court lflV'1. wherein C. B. Thompson, Is Plaintiff, and Mrs.

Thompson, a widow. Mrs. 7kdie Jordan, and husband, Jordan, Irvln Thompson, Mrs. Urline SUton, widow, Era Mae Thompson, a to.le, Mrs. Arrle Herring-, and husband, 'Henry Htrrliur.

Walter Puckolt, 'Jewell iPuckelt, Mrs. Dandy Thompson, a widow, Clara Unrtwy and htlsbanrt Mrs, Lucille Bynum; widow. R. J. Thomn- son, John A.

Thompson, and K. B. Thompeon, are Defendants. and That I'lalnUff and the dqfeolanu herein- are tho iolnt ownrrs In' fee simple of 100 acres land or leas, and bolnip tho tiamo prt-pcrly depn-lbed in deed from L. B.

French lo K. J. dated June 23rd, 1000. and recordrd Vol. 143.

of the Deed Records Kavarra Texas nnd land beinff a part of the Mocn and Scaly Survey. Plaintiff that he is Iho owner of an undivided 38-3flOths Interest in and to said land and promises, and the other defendants herein are tlie owners of ll.clr several Interest In and to said land and Plalnlllf allerer that hs and tbe defndants herein are the sole owners of said land nnd so far aa known the Plaintiff herein, and tin estimated value thereof Is S7.COn.00 Plaintiff would show lo the court that said Jar.d and precifsos are not susceptible, ot partition In kind that It will be neceasary to sell the samp, and return the proceeds Into court, and partition, such proceeds between the parties in accordance with the Interest owned. by each. Plaintiff prara the court for a partition of said land and promises. that the proceeds therefrom be rVturnM In to.

court, and pro-ratrd between the parties hereto in accordance with their am! for such other and furlhf-r relief ctiftral- and special in law nnd in OQUity. to whjfch Plaintiff may be en- Herein Fail Not, and have you Wore said Court, at Us afcreaald next renllar term, this writ with your return thr-rr- on, showlnr how qou have executed tho same. OIVEN TINDER MY HAND and the Seal of Mid (Toiirl. at office In Coral- TCXM. this iho 1st day of September A.

D. 111.14. PEVBHODSE, Olerlr Dislrlct Court, Nararro Oountr- (SEAL) Corbet CORBET, Aug-. singing at the church here on last Sunday afternoon was very good. The much needed'rain which began falling early In the afternoon proved a detention to tho large audlenci! expected, however, quite a number of good singers were present and some excellent singing was in evidence.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robinson of Waco were in Corbet visiting during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Roman and family spent Sunday with relatives at Navarro. Miss Nellie Mae Blnjrham is spending a few days at Barry this week. Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Owens and children of Pickett were visiting in Corbet during the week-end. Missel) Mae Brown and Edith Mae Lake returned to their homes here latter part of last week after an extended visit at Dublin and other points in West Texas, Earl Hanks of Waco was during the week-end, Mr.

and famiiy of and can fit you out chMfcw with roost anything in r.ew and uMrtTtur- niture. radios, refrigerators, fans, etc. The big bargain and radio house. Terms or cheaper for cash. 801 7th Hlway TS.

Phono U48. We will save you money. We-, also tade furniture i.nd radios. Radio and Musical 34 MUSIC TEACHER touches Violin Volco, Piano. Orchestra.

From S. M. Key nnd Weolcy schools of music. 3 yesrs in Stale O. Home pupils, only Sll month.

Need 2 nnd piano. Tench for rooms or pay IK roomi. KM -wUo, I5.rmorly_.• Vay V. Harris, West avenue. Shone Wood and Coal.

TOR Ohevrnlet 'foot n. 212 N. I'jlh Strict. coiioHion. Rentals Apartments TOR carnro apjart- tcctit, bath.

Ml' conv.enl-. el'ccs kith garage. IJSPl W. Pnrk Ajre, FOB room furnished apartment; with irarafe. earden, cood of, water and all other AP- ply W.

HUl Ave. FOB. unfurnished llpht- 'housekeeping rent roasonabkr ot 'X20 or three rcom furnished clore to schools and II- Wary. or call at 103 8r4 6t11 st. -V; fOn RKNT-r-A' two ooom JurnTslieS s-partmcnl three jrpom npartmi-nt w'iihV'private bath to cotlplo, iicnt ItimWilnM.

home; llou nrefar.ifclet.to-phcntnj. 120 si. Phono TOR rooniljifor light bousekeeplny. TJlosi in: rent reatnn- able. Apply .610 FOB furnished Kflrane apartment, elcctricf re- friierator.

Apply 20.Qls Slh Arc. Houses for-Rent 41 FOR H. Barton residence 1012 Avctiue.tparllally lurn- Islied. Oall between 10 andii2 on Satur- ilay or-Mondcy, Phone 1R2eU FOR home. vM improved, ui.furr.lshed, with four lots, suitable for ketpinir chickens and cow; located Exall Hclt-hls, North Corsicana.

A. Hl-rvcy. Call at nia South 14Ui FOR at 414 North 21st street. 'All city con- Phone 1P53. -'V- Rooms and Boatdi? 1 43 IIOOMS AND BOARD in I'Jiome.

all convenienoTR. nice rooms. Call HI-Z13 KliHh A8th Thcne Rooms Without Board 44 KOR front room In. reasonable rent, all In one or two R-araKo furnithcff- CaU 311 East 1 nt. FOR furnished OMt'front' bedroom with adjoining bftlh aha iUl modern co-ivenloncca.

Vhono 782. or ply at 008 North Beaton street. gentlemen preferred. TOR tod rcom. nTi con- vMiieticos.

closa in. 316 Street. IFOR furnished clcee in, all modern onable rent by wr-ek. Phone "360 of 05S W. ulh Avo.

Mrs. S. C. Baffin-. FOB bedrooms in private ht.n.-e, aJI conveniences.

653 West- Oih av- omic. Phone 157S. Aj ran, with private trance, close to town, nicely Inmlshcct, reasonable rent, private bath: 'r gas 4th Phono Real Estate City Property 49 roil SALB OH aiy lujme on 4th awnue. Bargain if AOK1 at Pnrl casb. balance notes.

Win. Noblr. Plione 1403. Farm Property SO W. O'Neal.

Oiorsheck. Bt, 2. Swap For Sale or Tride. FOR South 30th Mrri tradlnx fob.