Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 5

THE CORSICANA DAILY SUN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1932. FTVB OIL AND GASOLINE IMPORTS FOR JULY IN MARKED SLUMP WASHINGTON, Sept. Crude oil and gasoline Imports showed a market decline in July compared to June before the excise tax on imports of these commodities became effective. Figures made public today by the commerce department showed a decline in Imports of crude petroleum from 262,292 barrels daily in June to 49,205 in July, the lowest daily average In many years. Gas- filine imports dropped from the iiaily average of 43,871 barrels in 'fane to 2,051 in July.

excise tax on all imports effective June 21. Fuel crude oil is taxes a half a cent a gallon while gasoline Is taxed 21-2 cents a gallon. Crude petroleum exports during July averaged 72,571 barrels daily, a reduction of 20,451 barrels frim the June average, while gasoline exports declined by 43,970 barrels to a daily of 115,375. Hundreds Sparrows Killed By Heavy Rain at Floydada FLOYDADA, Sept. W.

J. Browning, court house ground keeper, has a record of the ravages of storms on sparrows nesting In the trees around the building. During a recent storm Mr. Browning gathered 450 dead birds. Another rain a few davs later netted 112 more.

In June Mr. Browning picked up 481 birds after a storm, making a total of 1,043 for the season BO far. In explaining the heavy losses from late summer storms, the keeper said, that the birds were shedding and wettings By night rains caused them to freeze to death. More died when the rain was accompanied by a high wind. fTropical Storm Is About Played Out MERIDIAN, Sept.

tropical storm that blew out of the Bahamas to menace Florida and the gulf coast for nearly a week had broken up today into squalls and gusty rains. Three deaths and superficial property damage were counted against the disturbance as its force was dissipated yesterday over eastern Mississippi and surrounding territory. My Beauty Hint Courthouse News District Court The case of N. W. Taylor, contestant, vs.

G. W. Travis, con- testee, contest of a school trus- te election in Finch district 85 which had been no trial in the district court two days with Judge H. F. Kirby of Groesbeck on the bench, Thursday afternoon was continued until Wednesday, Sept.

7, in order that both the contestant and contestee could amend pleadings In the case, it was announced Friday. By JULIETTE COMFTON In keeping slender, many women watch their wasitlines, hiplines and limbs, but forget their arms. I have a simple exercise that helps me to keep my arms trim. First I bend my arms so that my fingertips touch my shoulders. Then I bring them down in a curve to mv sides.

This should be done several Next I straighten out my arms and swing them rapidly from my shoulders in circles about three feet in diameter. Lastly I use the outer edge of my hand to strike the other arm from wrist to shoulder as a sort of massage. I concentrate on spots that indicate plumpness. Arrests Made For Contempt As Result Continued Picketing McALESTER, Sept. arrests were made in the southeastern Oklahoma coal strike area today on a contempt of court attachment resulting from alleged continued picketing of the property of the Plttsburg- McAlester Mining company at Plttsburg.

Five men were In Jail here; two others had been arrested, and 16 others were sought. A temporary restraining order prohibits interference with open shop operation of several workings in the strike area. Officers, said there had been a night demonstration by union members and a morning parade in the vicinity of the mine, Class Piano Lessons For Beginners, $2.00 per Month Horace Cowan, authorized TMelo- day Way" piano teacher will open classes at his studio, 1510 West Fourth avenue, Monday, Sept. 12, 1932. Enrollmnet in progress.

Sun want ads bring resuKs. District Clerk's Office The following cases were filed: Central Texas Securities corporation vs. Juanita Melton, et vir, fireclosure of a paving lein. Morris Evans vs. David Whlt- aker et al, debt and foreclosure.

The following 31 civil and divorce cases were filed in the district clerk's office during the month of August: Damages, divorce, 25; juvenile, debt, partition, debt and foreclosure, injunction, 1. Commissioners' Court Clay Nash, county judge, and J. M. Tullos, county auditor, were authorized Thursday by the commissioners' court to borrow $5000 for the general fund. The bond of A.

B. Rutherford as a public weigher at Rice approved by the commissioners. County Clerk's Office There were 33 marriage licenses issued in the countv clerk's office during the month of August. Marriage Licenses Thurman Pryor 1 and Eva Lois Pool. Earle David Combs and Myrtle Lee Jack.

Warranty Deeds Ida Maze Knight, et al, to H. Lansford, 76 1-2 acres of the John Dalton survey, $10 and other considerations. Emily J. Jordan to Perry Bryant, lot 3, block George T. Jester Addition, Corsicana, $25.

Arthur Sutherland to Clay Nash county judge, Navarro county 48-100 acre of the Harvey Homan survey for road purposes, $5. G. C. Hudson to Clay Nash, county judge, Navarro county, 2.08 acres of the Harvey Homan survey, for road purposes, $5. Sheriff's Office.

There were 112 prisoners lodged in the Navarro county jail during the month of August. County Births ThV following birth certificates were filed In the office of Sam B. Jordan, justice of the peace, precinct 1, place 2, and registrar of precinct 1, during the mdonth of August: Born to Mr. an Fred Nutt, Corsicana 4, Aug. 10, a daughter.

Joel Erwin McHshon, Navarro, Aug. 15, a daughter. Richard Thomas Stubbs, Corsicana 2, Aug. 29, a son. Henry Louis Tinker, Corsicana 5, Aug.

17, a son. City Births. The following birth certificates were filed in the office of Preston Welch, city secretary and registrar for Corsicana, during the month of August: Born to Mr. and Estill Drue McCormlck, Frost, Julv 28, a daughter. Leroy Harllee, Overton, July 24, a daughter.

William Thomas Nettles, Marlin, Aug. 4, a son. A. B. Boyte, East Fourteenth Aug.

8, a son. J. G. McCHntock, 1005 West Eleventh Aug. 9, a daughter.

Lewis Durr, West Fourth Aug. 10, a son. James Crawford Storrie, Wink, Aug. 9, a son. Thomas Preston Harris, 1528 Woodlawn, Aug.

10, a son. George Franklin Hart, Richmond, Aug. 13, a daughter. Dr. Richard Carleton Curtis, 2118 West Fifth Aug.

14, a son. H. C. Rlddlesperger, Malakaff, Aug. 14, a son.

Davis W. Burrows, 518 East CHAPEL PROGRAM AT STATE HOME SCHOOL flDAY MORNING Chapel exercises were held at the State Home Friday morning as an Informal opening of school. An impromptu program was presented under the direction of J. S. Halley, superintendent.

There were selections by the band, songs and talks by the teachers. A new system of study will be followed at the Home this year. Academic and vocational studies will bo alternated. Some stuaerits will take academic work at the morning sessions and vocational in the afternoon. Others will take vocational work at the morning sessions ard academic work in the afternoon.

This system prevents confusion and gives every child in the home an opportunity to take vocational work. "Victims! pf Double Murder Ninth Aug. 14, a daughter. Robert Benjamin Jackson, 1450 West Third Aug. 21, a daughter.

Preston Lee Burge, Kerr June 20, a son. V. M. MoMurry, 2310 West Seventh July 27, a son. Henry R.

Russell, Roane 1, July 19, twin sons. William Robert Lawrence, State Home, Aug. 23, a son. Joe Sooggins, 1034 North Beaton Aug. 29, a daughter.

Cunningham Bread Select Cunningham Bread at your grocers. Baked fresh dally, and delivered to your grocer every day. Made of the best Ingredients and baked right. CUNNINGHAM BAKERY Ice Cream for Sunday Dinner Complete the meal and "top off" With your favorite of ice cream. Quarts or pints.

Several flavors to select from. Delivered in Time for Dinner P. S. PHARMACY The REXALL Store A Better Drug E. Collln Street.

PRESCRIPTION SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY -SCHOOLS- EDWARD FRENCH HEARN ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS STUDIO FOR LESSONS 'Voice, and Harmony SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1932. 122 North 13th St. Telephone 2171 Neto Fa I Never have shoes been more attractive, never more In' keeping with the spirit of a new season. Colors, leathers, definitely 19S2. See Our Windows for the New Fall Styles and New Low Prices Concentrated buying for Jolesch's twenty Texas sterns and departments makes such values invite your comparison of our values others.

Joy Speech Aits and Dance Studio MABEL J. BONNER, SPEECH ARTS NANNETTE BIRKHEAD, DANCING Fall Term, Sept. 6th, S13 North 21 Street Telephone Information Gladly Given WALTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 630 West Fifth Avenue. Modem methods of piano Instruction. Fall Term, Monday, September 5.

Enrollment in progress. Students will report to studio Friday and Saturday, September 2 and 3, to play memory list. Cook School of Expression MRS. M. S.

COOK, Dramatic Art MISS LELA SHIELDS, Dancing Announces Opening of Studio Sept. 12, 1982, 926 West Fifth Avenue High School Accredited Course Given 1 Residence 595 Phones Studio 1278 If We Can't Fit You You Mrs. M. S. Dockum TEACHER OF FIANO AND ORGAN Assisted by Miss Gladys Watson, B.

M. and Mrs. Lee MoNntt Modern Methods In Pre-School Class Piano. Intermediate and High School Grades. Adult Group and Beginners' Pipe Organ Fall Term Begins Monday, September Fifth Two Free Scholarships will be Awarded on Friday Afternoon, September 2nd at 4:30 o'clock.

For further information Phone 494 or Call at Residence Studio, 1411 West 3rd Ave. Mrs. L. A. Rutherford TEACHEK OF HANO Announces the Opening of Her Studio, Sept.

7th, $6.00 Fer Month Extra Class Lessons Free Res. 1802 W. 2nd W. 6th Ave. Telephone 2225W Announcing the Regular Fall Opening of THE ROSE SIZEMORE SCHOOL September 6, 1932.

SPEECH DANCING KINDERGARTEN First Training In Drum and Bugle Corps TEACHING STAFF Rose Slzemore Elmer Wheatley Joel C. Trimble Lena Rose Harvin Telephone 2186 Studio, 0-17 West Collln Street Marion V. Orr TEACHER OF PIANO Studios at 2117 West 7th and 647 West Collln Fall term September 1st, 1932. Telephone 752. Enrollment in progress.

MABEL BUSH TEACHER OF VIOLIN Private lessons, also class. Advanced work, also High school accredited course. Special training and ensemble work. Fall term opens Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Studio, 100 North Nineteenth Street Telephone 1417 ivjas. j. K. WOOD SCHOOL OF VIOIJN Fall Term Begins September 12th Enrollment in Progress. Private and Clans Lessons.

High School Accredited Course, Phone 1839. Residence Studio 1417 W. 4th A are rece. photos of Mrs. Grace Gregory (left) and Miss Evelyn jritchard who were found in a rooming house in Baltimore, Md.

eir throats from ear to ear; Inset is five-year-old Bobbie Evelyr regory, believed to be either the daughter or adopted daughter of Mrs. regory, who was an eye-witness to the crime. Richard Mosely, said to the xommon law husband of Mrs. Gregory died of self-administered poison after he had confessed'the crime to the police. FORMER NAVARRO COUNTY RESIDENT BURIED AT KERENS Funeral services for Mrs.

Verie Mae Liner, uged 20 years, who died at Ruston, Tuesday- night, were held from the Kerens, Baptist church Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with burial the Kerens cemetery. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W. A. Corkern, pastor of the church.

Surviving are her husband, Wyatt Liner, Ruston, parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Ware, Powell; two brothers, H.

V. Ware, Powell, and Wesley Fesmlre, Corsicana; and two sisters. Mrs. Lloyd Davis, Fort Worth, and Mrs. J.

I. Ellett. Corsicana. Pallbearers were E. R.

Wright, Oscar Bancroft, J. A. Jackson, and W. R. Austin, all of Powell; and J.

T. Liner and Wllmer er, both of Ruston, La. The funeral was directed the Corley Funeral Home. VISITS BROTHER HERE W. T.

Hines, Church of Christ evangelist of Kansas City, is visiting his brtoher, J. L. Hlnes, minister of the Church of Christ here. The visiting minister from here to Hlllsboro and then, to some sections of West Texas. Cunningham Bread Select Cunningham Bread at youij grocers.

Baked fresh daily, and delivered to your grocer every day. Made of the best right. CUNNINGHAM BAKERY 'j Sun want ads bring results. MEAT MARKET EAST COLLIN STREET Lakeview Sliced BREAKFAST Bacon 14c BEEF SEVEN 11 Roast pound 9c Dry Salt Bacon Steak 1 lOc Beef Round, Loin and Steak 14c Rump or Prime Rib pound 12c Ground Loaf Meat 2 pound. 15e Grandmother's Quality 3 Loaves 1 Swedish, Rye and Potato Loaf Raisin Bread, special Pillsburys Very Good 48 lb 24 Ib.

Bag 36c California Large Size ORANGES 19c Finn Heads Lettuce 2 he 9c GREEN HEAD Cabbage 2 5c Potatoes 10 16c The Popular Brands of Cigarettes Carton $1.55 Post Toasties, large 10c Grapenut Flakes, package 10c Rice Krispies, package 9c Bran Flakes, package 9c DelMonte Sliced Cans Sultana Red Beans 2 cl 1 9c Nectar Tea 2 pC 13c 4 oz. pkgs. 12c 8 oz, 21c Maid Ketchup .14 oz. bottle 12c 8 oz. bottle 15c Packed in Sanitary Cloth Bags Imperial Cans Sugar 10 pound Cloth Bag 44c Old Munich" Malt 3 I 33c Snowdrift 6 £, 67c N.

B. C. CHOCOLATE FAVORITES, pound package -23c N. B. C.

GRAHAM CRACKERS, large package 9c CRYSTAL WHITE and P. G. SOAP, 3 large bars for CRYSTAL WHITE a 5 Regular bars for. P. G.

SOAP, White House Ml 6 Small or 8 Tall Cans 15c.