davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
GnrupareiIeu6e
genelDet fir oos D@aibinaton SournaI"
bur1 81. s. N1abler's S9iffsfarten~
@gentuc.

9ompfer europa, IS. Nopem-
Ger, nad Bremen: SEER SobanneS
3immer.
9ompfer Stem gorf", 10. 500
bember, mad Gberbourg: @brenip.
SEER Iottbep 6. Sauna, @ereinig-
ten Stooten @eianoter no6 Nicltra=
qua; Srat Sauna.
9ampfer nGitp of gforfolf", 25.
9eonember bon Baltimore na6 SAB
re: @err IIfre0 &ieien.
9ompfer Bremen, 6. December,
nod Soutbompton: @err Sumner
@eles, 5ro1 Mfotbiloe @elles, neblt
3iener uno Sttngfer, SEER &rtbur
g. Campbell, SRI. Selma Spenlon,
SEER S. &eefs.
9ampfer Bremen, 6. 9e5ember,
nod s@berbourg: Sri. Ntaria 6.
Wea6in.
0ompfer Bremen, 6. 9e8ember,
nab Bremen: Serr 8eter 8robit,
5rol1 @einno @uembel ltno &ino.
9ampfer n9eutidlano~, 10. 9e-
5ember, nad Samburg: Sri. 5rieoa
S6aller.
9ampfer Europa, IS. 9e8em-
Ger, na6 Bremen: Sri. &atbarina
Bauer.
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Stint fterben ben
TlammcntoO
Sin Seiter in SrOpflpn serit6rt cine
Mietsfaicrne.

8rooflpn, g. 9. Sci aem
Ser ma9rI6einli9 Our9 8run0fiI-
trng beruria6t tpuroe, fanlen flint
@erionen INNS 2eben uno mebrere,
apel6e aus Dem 6enIter ipranger,
erlitten i6pere @erlebuneen. Gtma
fiinf5ebn 8epobner oes soi5ernen
@ebG1oes muroen bonn &aub ii5er-
Wdltigt, oesglei6en atpei 6ererscebr-
leute, sic ms Sal1s orangen, I'M
&ettungen por5unebmen. Inter BEN
@etoteten befinoet Ii9 cine Mutter
nit ibrem 8dbD.
Seem gorf. - 9ie bieiigek Be-
BORDEN leiteten cine l1nterinGung
elm, Inn Die urla6e oes 8ranoes
oes 2incoln Square G6eates Sc.
bau0es feit5uiteGen, BEL wel1em 400
8elu6er, meiitens &in0er, in 2e-
bensgefabr idmebten uno elm Sha-
Ben bon $685. 900 angeri6tet Nlroe.
9os @ebGuoe brannte i'm SQauar
nieoer uno mar in5pii9en renopiert
moroen. 9as Seuer oeruriadte fol-
den &au6, oaB Der @erfebr am
8roaomaD unterbroden rouroe. Gin
9eteftio elite in oas Sbeater uno
bra6te Die 3uidauer in Siderbeit.
Wfebrere Srauen muroen our9 Die
@oli5ei gerettet. gtpa 25C 8e.
mobner oes @ebduoes %entronnen Der
@efabr, in0em tie Die S%euertreppen
benuBten un0 murOen in eiBem ge-
geniherliegenoen Sotel unterge-
bradt. 9as Seuer brad angebli6
in elmer &egelbabn aus. Ser Sau-
fommiiiar 9eagan bemiibt iid, Die
@igentiimer gu 5winger, Oas Sbee-
ter fiinftig ni6t mebr gu 8obnungs-
5meden 81 .Dermieten.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
&amiaS Tarmer
iinO bod erfrent
Der 8ei5cmprcis 1T plGtlid in Die
66Be gegangen.

Ger Scet3elpftlS III 2 III w
SDBe gegamgen.
Gbieoqo. = Ser 8reis fir @ei-
sen Itieg neulif Inn 5pei Sent pro
guI6el, Dabrideinli6 wobl auf
8run0 BON 8eriHten, DOB &uBlanO
in oieIem ulo i'm nG6iten Sobre
feinen @ei3en mebr auf Ben 8elt-
morft 5u merfen gcoenft. Snfolge-
0eIien lino Oie @%ei5enbalter oes
2an0es Inn me6rere WiQionen 9ol=
far reiher.
Mit oieiem aufitieg lit 8ei5en
6eute 90 Sent pro 8uibel mebr inert
ais Dor einem Monot. 2anOmirt-
ihaftli6e 9eamte in &unias beballp-
ten, oaB Der bobere SreiS in BEN
leBten 5ebn 3agen bic 6armer oeS
Staates Inn t6 Miqionen Solar be-
reidert bat. als ser Marft idlob,
Oementierte Sic ruiiiide gotlddft in
Berlin, oaB oie Somiets ii6 pom
8eltmarft 8uriidge3ogen bitten.
@a6ri6ten elmer ungiinitigen
grnte in onoeren Eeilen Der @elt
meroen aud perantportli6 gebalten
fiir oen 9(ufitieg oes @ei5enpreiies.
S6ledtes @etter uno i6aolide Sn-
ieften trugen piel III Der idleften
grnte in Aliltralien unO argenti-
MEN BEL. Wlan glaubt, 0aB 6ranf-
reid uno 9euti9lano etrpa 90 @til-
lionen 8ulbel @ei5en ben0tigen, oo
Ser &egen Die Grnte iddoigte. 9as
amerifonii6e &oniuIat in Berlin
beItGtigte oie 9erihte, Dab Die ruiz
iiife @ei5enolisflbr BORT iebr gu
riifgegangea lit.
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@riise ans 9eutl6lauO

SEER uno 6rau ermig lenoen
oie beIten @riiBe aus gao Glitter.
SER Sermig idreibt: 8ao Sitter tit
Elm gottbegnaoigtes @ldbden, 10 mil
oe lno trei6e Suit. @ir fiiblen red)t
mlnter, bod ni6ts fam Der @feni9
ihlehter ertragen, als cine &eibe Don
quten 8agenl SEER nno 6rau Ser
mia qeoenfen am 26. oieieS Wtonats
pieoer nad Dem gelobten 2anoe gu
riid3ilfebren.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
Inland.
Ser S6wager
@errm 9OOOets
geim SurtI6affcn uOn Sdnaps
crtnppt.

Santa Monica, aalifornien. -
6. Ban gtcB 9eopitt, Sdmoger oes
8rGiioeuten @erbert SooOer, beltritt
bon neiiem, Dab er nit einem Sof,
in Dem Iib 10 9intfloihen SdnopS
befunoen, aus einem @rocerulaOen
fortgelaufeu lei, ols ibn 9unOes-
8robibitionsbeomte perbafteten. 9ea-
pitt, 81 Sabre alt, bat Die Sdpeiter
oes @rGiioenten SUR 6rnu. @r be.
fin0et iif utter $3.50 9itrgihaft
auf freiem SUB unO miro iih @on-
tag I'M Boli5eigeridt megen Beetles
oerbotener geiitiger @etrdnfe 81 per-
antporten baben.
@ie 9eapitt er5dblt, befanO er iid
i'm @rocerulaoen ieineS 6reunoes s.
81. 9oilep unO NOR i'm binteren Seile
oes 9ooens. nobe ser Sir 8ur @aep,
un0 oarnit beiddftigt, iid 8u mie-
gen. ST b0rte Sen &uf uSier fommt
Carr
Carr 1T Elm @oli3iit, Der ourd
feline @erfolgung BON S%oliteooiiin-
bern befonnt lit.
@be 9eapitt begriff INN mas es
ii6 bonoIe, 10 er3dblt er meiter, fed
te ibm iemonO einen Sad in Die
SonO uno bat i'm. Senielben idnea
fort5ui6affen Nlls @ef61igfeit nobm
er Sen Saf unO trot in oie Maep
binals, ais i'm @robibitionsbeam
ten ergriffen. St bate Iidj nod gar-
ni6t i6liiIiig gemodt, mas &c net
ter tun monte, obgleih iein Iuto
nabebei gepnrft mar. Der Snbalt
oes Sofes mar ibm unbefannt.
Ser 8oli3iIt Carr, Der mil 5Dei
8unoes : @robibitionsbeamten Die
&a88io pornabm, bebouptet, ooB 9eo-
pitt ieinen 0anten als Sones ongob,
0o6 miro Dies bon 2eobitt beitritten.
Sin 8robibitionsbeomter Ser i'm
erfannte, fliiiterte ibm 5u, iif Sones
5u nennen, boA babe er lid oeiien
gemeigert un0 ieinen ridtigen geo-
men argegeben.
Mit ieinem S6mager Sooner
itimnt 2eopitt in Der Srinffrage
nidt therein, pie er iagt. Sod babe
er i'm 2aoen nidts getrllnfen.
Der Grocer 9ailep min gIeid)-
faus unihul0ig iein. gr babe einen
&unoen 6eoient uno qarniht geie-
ben. Dab Elm gootlegger in Sen Ga
Sen lief.
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Sin &nmi6iff amf
Der see %geiMnfem
amseblid abidtlid in Ben GrtnS
gebpbrt.

NngeDllW aDVaJllln III ueH OIA"p
gebpbrt.
Bolton, M1aIi. - Cine unteriu-
dung lit eingeleitet por0er, Inn felt
5uItenen, nit mel6em &edte &iiIten-
mddter oas fanaoiihe goot Sophie
G" anf Dem atlantii6en O5ean alt-
Berbalb Ser 3molf Meilen Gone in
Sen @runo bobrten. 9ie Selabung
lpuroe iebt in Bolton gelanoet. Ser
britiiAe @i8efoniul 8raniea erfldrt,
ser &apitGn 0es 9ootes babe Inn
geiagt oaB iein Shiff abli6tli6
gum Sinfen gebradt muroe, nab
reno ser &pmmanoerr Ser nSarriet
Cane" BON ser &iiitenmabe bebaltp-
tet, Die Sophie 6" babe obne Siht
gefabren uno lei infolge elmer Sol
liiion geiunfen.
9aS fana0iiAe Boot bate @e-
trGafe an goro uto iignoliiierte an
2ano, mo31 es beredtigt NOR, oa es
iih auBerbal6 Der 70 Meilen Gone
bcfano. Sic &iiitenmade oagegen be-
bauptet, iie babe in grfabrung se-
bradt, oaB Die &anaoier beabIihtie-
ten, mdbrenO ser aadt 2anoungen
p%or3unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
,,Nfron" m06t eritem
Offi3ieaen Slug

2afe6urit, SEEM Scriep. = Slime
rifas neueIter 2uftfret8er, Die
nMfron", trot beute nit Dem SGwe-
lterIdiff SOS Nneeles" lett i6rer
Mnnobme our6 oas M0rine : 9e-
partement ibren eriten Slug an, ser
iie nod @oibington, &tlantic Gitp,
Gbilaoelpbia uno Stem gorf brinsen
miro. Sic miro beute abeno mieoar
8uriidermortet. An 8oro 6efinoen
fiji 10S G%erionen, 0ariinter 81 Set
tlmgsIelte, &a0iooufiinoer, 89oto-
Grapben un0 an0ere 8afiagiere.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
Son credit Grftnoer
beg @ai4inensemebrs

Sobofen, Rep Seriep. SIN al-
ter BON 70 Sabren muroe Dberft
Siaac g. 2eDis, Der grfinoer oes
neutrality-suspicious., oas BON ben III.
l~iierten i'm 8eItfrieg gebraudt rsur-
De, in Der 9adapafnd- 8obnltation
ploblid pom Eooe credit. Gin Ser5-
idlag madte ieinem 2eben Elm gnoe.
@r befano ii6 auf Dem 8ege nod
ieinem Seim in Montclair, g. S.
2epis bat Oerihieoene @rfinonEget
gemaAt, Die in Der mooernen &rieg.
fiibrung cine 9foae ipielen.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
@Obmmmssseind.

@e6iloetes, finoerloies Gbepaar,
iubt m0bliertes 3immer nit Sod
g~elegen6eit in @riuotbauS in gutter
@eqeno i'm gtoromelten. BreiS MIDI
ii6er $4,000. @igenes Seinen, Sill
Ger u1o &ii6engerGte oorbanoen,
@%ngebote u1ter 20 9. an Die Sc
petition erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
YrGiiOent 9oOber
g~ratuliert SranOetS

8aibington, 8. 6. = 8rdiioent
Soober bot Dem Sberbunoesridter
2ouis 9embib 9ranoeis anldBlid
ieines rs. @ebnrtstages, ben 0ieier
am ndditen Sreitag feiert, einen
8rief geidrieben, in nelhem er Die
'eiten @liidpiini6e ausipri9t.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
@erlanst:

Die 9~ropioence Soipital 6orm,
/ 9Iof bon Der 9iitrift 9inie emit
fernt, iuft cine oelitide 6omilic
8tpeds l1ebernabme, entmeoer alf An-
tell ODER aud gang SIT Oermieten. aae
Sarmmerf5euge, Tractor, 8 &iibe,
s &alber, 8fero, 159 Ader groB.
sos. 5leii6man, 5019 16tG
StraBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20

Serr Sugo Sdul3e @feierte an
9ienstag, oen II. Nopember, letneil
soften @e6urtStag in poaiger forper.
liher uno geiitiger @eiunobeit. 9er3-
ltden @liidmunl1.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
Oesterreichische KaIender

olkszeitungs kalender (Wien) 'o2
Wiener Bilder-K alender. Wiener Leoen az
in Wort und Bid .... "a
Bauern- calender, Allgemeiner -.,..,.- ~
Bilder- Kalender, Der lustige -"-.-...- 20
6uhte We 1890 so
TeielaDeI Enro;Iien. kalender ... so
Kalender fuer Zeit und Ewigkeit 80 ~
Kriegskamerad, frueher Soldatenfreund ,.20
Universal calender, BID. l., 2, 3, p. BID. l''o
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Stcaengeind:

9ertide 6rau iuft Stcle alS
&o6in in fleiner Samilie.
@ngebote inter 0 6 an Die Grpe-
6ition erbeten.
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smdJt eteanng

0euti6e ilt6t Steaung ais Nlrie
ooer @bambermaio.
1928 &eqrnep StraBe, &c. g., Gel.
Secatur 1862.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
@erlanst.

Mdo6en fir allgemeine Sous-
orbeit in fleine Samilie.
Sran Gole, 2900 Connecticut @pe.,
apt. 331, Selepbbn, Columbia 2025.
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breisskalend
Deutscher Reishskalender tFrueher

AOfGlSShdICAA0CA
AIpen- Kalender, Deutscher. Nit % 90
kuenstl. Aufnahmen ~
A1Denland. So kunstblaetter in kuPIer- TX
Da tleip 1abTweiser in Bildkarten. 81
feinste Kupfertiefdrucke, ais Post m
karten v~erwendbar ......... Nv
Aus1anddeutscher Kalender. lnteressan-
ties a. d. Deutschtum i'm Auslande~ ~
Bayern Kalender -
Bierkalender, D~eutscher. 1oP5en up
MALI, Colt erhalts'. Nit l4z Lang
schafts- u. a. hochinteressanten Bid ,s
Blodiess Aipenkaiender, $50 Soften Bill 90
Deutscbe Burger und Schloesser. 50 s
kuenstlerische Aufnahmen .t.......'.~ ; (
Deutscher Kalender -..;.-..-:....,. 80
Deutscher Staedte- Kalender. - kunst- so
blaetter in kupfertiefdruck ~. ~
Deutsches Lied. 1873 Soften init Praech, M
tigen Aufnahmen NV
Deutsches Wandern. huesrlerls0"e 90
Observation-Disclosures - ~
Deutschland. Das schoene. UmklaPP-
calender init II Monatsblaettern in -
feinstem Kupfertiefdruck - 70
Erfurter Gartenkalender, m. lagesoiock ~
Flugkalender. Kuenstlerischer Abrelss- az
calender ......---.-.---. $3.50 80" 80
Foto-Kunst, Neue. Nit feinen Kunst- 7s
F-reerneenNScbafen Reconsideration Alb
Carten- u. BIumenkalender, Deutscher.
Nit praechtigen Bildern una Prahe
NdISCnldGBCh t0OA IN
IoPte Herriich- Kaiender. UmklaPP-
calender nit II reizenden Kinder %
koeofen ~
kocbtalender Was koche ich heute9
Rezepte u. Speisefolge fuer allie lage -
des Iahres. Nit vielen Bildern *
Kosmos-K alender *
Kunst und Leben ....r.--.- -
Kunst-Kalender Deutscher. Cute deut-
sche Kunst u. echt deutsches Wesen ~
in Gemaelden etc. ~
Movers Historisch-geogr. kaiender' m IN
Tagesblock IN
MoelIer's Gesundheits- Kalender .. ''O
Motor-Sp port calender. Nit ~ teineh %
Kunstdruckbildern ........-""f,' E0
Natur und Kunst -...:--:-.-.-" IN
Neukirchener Abreisskalender "
Pipers Kunstkalender. Nit SO tells faro' m
laien I.5O
HatenuIT .1anJer LIS
Schoenheit in Natur und kunst: y
feinste Kupfertiefdrucke ais karten ,z
verwendbar *
Schwaben- Kalender d
Sifhouetten- Kalender -;......--...r''s d
Spemann's Alpen- Kalender -
Spemann's Foto-Kalender. tuer be- ..
rufs- und Liebhaber- photographer
Snemann's Frauen-k alender ,....-.,
Spemann's Kunst-K alender .......,.-'.,.. -:
Spemann's Literatur-k alender -....-.'..... "a:
Spemann's Musik-K alender ......-. Ia
Snemann's Naturkalender Nit Pracht-
voIlen Aufnahmen aus Iier-, Fhan- -.
zen und G~esteinwelt -.....,....,.-,
SDemann's calender ........-. *
Sport und Koerperkultur --... *:
Turn und Sport-kalender, Deutscher -
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Amerikanische Kalender
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
MOOSEHEART PLANS
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Committees of Mooseheart Legion
are busy planning the details fol-
the Halloween party to be given
Wednesday evening, october %. in
the Moose home.
Dancing and games will be fea-
lures of the evening, and good
music will be provided for the
dance. Admission to the party is
free, the women of Mooseheart
wishing everyone to join them in
the celebration.
Inside the hall, booths will be ar
ranged at which various objects OF
interest will be sold to those desir-
ing them. The party will begin
promptly at O'Clock.
Last night men and women OF
Mooseheart were invited to box
social in Brawley given by the lodge
in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
;;;::: s:;: OF Interest to Women
Churches
Schools
SPECIAL STORY
HOUR PLANNED
FOR CHILDREN

A special story hour has beer
planned for tomorrow by the city
library. and Miss Agnes Ferris, Ii
brarian. extends a cordial invita-
ton to all grammar school child
rem to attend.
Mrs. Lucy O. Miller, an authority
on Indian lore and a fascinating
speaker, will tell the youngsters a
number of Indian tales. Illustrat-
ing the stories will be all sorts of
Indian curios and some quaint In
dian dolls.
Feeling that the stories will ap-
peal to all children of grammar
school age. Miss Ferris has secured
the Ten Thousand club house for
the occasion since the library can
accommodate relatively few. The
story will begin at 1890 o'clock to-
morrow morning, and in that hour,
the children will experience an un-
usual treat.
Miss Mercedes Frost of the city
library, will resume the story hour
at the library on SATURDAY. October
81.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23

of the dish. Bake in a moderate
oven until the cheese Is melted
and the top Is brown. Serve from
baking dish.
The bread puddings are almost
legion and range from the simplest
affair for children to a rich and
plum-y concoction for gala days.
The following chocolate bread pud.
ding is suitable for the average
meal.
Chocolate Bread Pudding
One and one-fourth cups stale
bread crumbs, 2 cups scalded milk.
1-2 cup sugar, square bitter cho-
colate, l egg, is teaspoon salt,
1-2 teaspoon vanilla.
Scald milk over hot water. Add
crumbs and let stand 20 minutes.
Melt chocolate over hot water,
adding half the sugar and enough
milk taken from the bread and
milk mixture to make thin enough
to pour easily. Add to bread and
milk mixture with remaining su-
gar, salt, vanilla and eggs slightly
beaten. Turn into buttered pud-
ding dish and bake so minutes in
a moderately slow oven. Serve
warm with or without lard sauce.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
INSTALLATION OF
OFFICERS TONIGHT
ENDS o. E. S. MEET

Grand officers OF the state East
ern Star will be installed tonight
at Hotel del Coronado with an i'm
pressive ceremony. Villa Jane He'll
wig and Joseph Mayo Argabrite,
past grand matron and patron, will
preside. After the installation, pre-
sentation of jewels and the clos
ing ceremonies will bring to an end
the fifty-eighth annual convention
of the California o. E. S. grand
chapter.
Those who will be installed to-
night are: Elsie Mae McGriffin,
worthy grand matron; John Lewis
Mcdonald, worthy grand patron:
Grace Butterfield, associate grand
matron; Judge Lloyd E. Griffin, as
sociate grand patron; Stella Morgan
Linscott, grand secretary; Grace
Good, grand treasurer; Jessie Gal
braith Morris, grand conductress,
and Minnie Viola Collins, associate
grand conductresS.
Committee reports and unfinished
business occupied this morning S
session and this afternoon the dele
gates were taken to various points
of interest about the city and to
Aqua Caliente.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
Society
Clubs
ENTIRE NOS CLUB !
HOMECOMING DANCE
is NEXT TUESDAY Y

Entire Nos club members are look
ing forward to Tuesday evening,
October 81, when the first dance
of the season will be held at $50
o'clock in the Ten Thousand club
house.
The advisory board is in charge
of this affair and the members
met recently at the J. B. McNeece
residence on Wensley avenue 10
complete plans for the dance. They
refuse TO divulge any details but
promise plenty of surprises in the
shape of novelty entertainment.
The dance itself will be as usual,
a homecoming celebrating the open
ing of the club season. Last years
popular orchestra has been re-en-
gagged for the season.
Those on the advisory board are:
J. b McNeece, president: c. Ben
Herring, vice-president; Mrs. Cal
d. Rector, secretary: j. G. Mattox,
treasurer: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ken
yon, Mr.. and Mrs William Ohm
stede. Mrs. McNeece. Mrs. Herring,
Mrs. MattoX, Cal D. Rector and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elto>, Christian, di-
rectorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
Local o. E. S. CHAPTER
Viii Not Meet Tonight

Members of Signal Chapter No.
276, Q. E. S, are reminded that as
this is the week of the grand chap
ter convention, there will be no
meeting of the local chapter to-
night.
The next meeting of the chapter
will be the second Friday in Nov
ember at which time election Of
officers will take place.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
W. c. T. L. LEADERS .
ARE REELECTED

For the tenth consecutive time
Mrs. Eva Craven Wheeler OF Los
Angeles has been elected president
of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union OF Southern California.
Mrs. Wheeler received an over
whelming majority OF votes over
other candidates al the election
held yesterday at the annual con-
vention in Long Beach
All officers were reelected: Mrs.
Laura A. McClurken, Los Angeles.
vice president; Mrs. Anna Brown
Hall, Baldwin Park, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Hattie Corlin 6
Young, Los Angeles, recording sec
retary: Mrs. Elizabeth Warren.
Santa Ana, secretary; Mrs. Bertha
Brinker. Los Angeles, treasurer.
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith OF Des
Moines, Iowa, national vice-presl-
dent. delivered the principal ad-
dress yesterday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
PROJECT LEADERS
MEET ON MONDA y

Miss Florence Glenn, home DEM
onstration agent. announces a pro-
ject leaders meeting training meet
ing for Monday October &c. at 10
o'clock in the high school.
Meat cookery il 20 pe the subject
for next months home department
work, and it will emphasize the
method of selecting cheaper cuts
and the most appetizing ways OF
cooking them.
Some delicious recipes will be
given by Miss Glenn as we'll as val
liable information on the selection
of meat
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
j. {. GIRLS HOLD
DESERT PICNIC

A huge campfire, spirited games
and a delicious supper were en-
joyed last night by 35 girls of the
junior college A. w. S. who drove
to the desert for a pot luck sup
per near the Moline ranch.
A delightful surprise was furnish
ed by Mrs. Moline, mother of Mali
ken Moline, the A. w. S. president
who brought the girls appetizine
hot chocolate. cake and cookies.
This is the second social event
given by the associated women
students who are piann:ng to make
this year a series of good time.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
Local Women Attend
BralDley Club Meeting

Mrs. A. &. Hanson, Mrs. F. H.
Mitchell, and Mrs. F.. D. Jacobs, al
of this city, attended the recent
meeting of the Brawley Womans
Community club.
AS president of the county feder-
alton, Mrs. Hanson spoke on the
work of that organization. Mrs.
Jacobs, state chairman of high
ways and waterways, discussed
some of the things that her de-
partment wishes to accomplish,
while Mrs. Mitchell, county chair
man of public welfare, stated the
aims of her department.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

THERE is a variety of ways in
l. which stale bread can be tur-
ed from a liability to an asset in
the kitchen. In fact. many made
dishes depend on stale bread
crumbs for their consistency.
Many delectable and nourishing
puddings and desserts are made
with crumbs or slices of bread.
They are an important part of seal
loped dishes and stuffings for poul-
try.
stale" bread crumbs and
dried" crumbs are quite different
and can seldom be used as substi-
tutes for each other. Dried crumbs
are indispensable for crumbing
croquettes and breading outlets.
Bread that was not used in tho
stale stage for pudding or French
toast or any other purpose should
be thoroughly dried in the oven
and rolled or put through the food
chopper for crumbing purposes.
Keep in mind that buttered toast
crumbs should not be mixed and
stored with dried bread crumbs.
The butter on the toast soon be-
comes strong and taints the entire
quantity of crumbs. Crisp toast
can of course be made into fine
crumbs for use within a few days
but the average half-inch slice of
toast can be cut into cubes and
used almost INTERCHANGEABLE with
plain stale bread.
An easy way to make croutons
for soup is to cut leftover toast in
cubes and crisp them in a mod
crate oven. Proper croutons are
made of stale bread cut in half
inch cubes and fried in deep fat
until a golden brown.
A nourishing and quickly pre-
pared luncheon dish uses slices of
stale bread TO advantage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PARTY TOMORROW

Children of ST. Paul's Sunday
school are invited to attend a party
tomorrow afternoon at the parish
house and are also invited to bring
their friends.
The party will begin at 2:3O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and will
start with games and contests Re
freshments will be served in the
course of the afternoon.
This will be the first social affair
for the Sunday school which opened
officially last Sunday. A good time
is being planned for the children
tomorrow and it is hoped that all
will attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
TOmOrrOw's Menu
RREAKFAST. Ora,

BREAKFAST: Oranges, ce-
real cooked with dates, cream,
cinnamon toast, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON: Cream of cell
cry soup, croutons. open to-
mato and cottage cheese sand
wiches, grape juice.
DINNER: Veal timbales with
tomato sauce, creamed tur-
nips, green pepper and pear
salad, brown Betty, milk, cof-
fee.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
L. {. Houses Return
From NeU York Trim

DR.. and Mrs. L. c. House and
Dorothy Lou Gillian are expected to
return today from an extended va
cation trip which took them as far
east as New York City, where DR..
House was officially welcomed into
the American College of Surgeons.
DR.. and Mrs House visited friends
and relatives in Bicknell, Indiana,
and in Boulder, Colorado, before 60
ing East.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
SHOWER HONORS
MRS. SPENCE

Honoring Mrs. Malcom Spence
Mrs. Myrtle Sullinger and Mrs
Clyde Chambers gave a shower last
night at the Sullinger residence,
1851 WenSley avenue.
The honoree received a number
of dainty gifts and the remainder
of the evening was spent in various
contests, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs
Dorothy Tredenick winning prizes
Refreshments were served by the
two hostesses.
Those present were Mesdames
Malcom Spence, Bert Underwood,
Earl Hancock, Bert Fawcett. Thel-
ma Shawn, Elmer Keltz. Dorothy
frederick, Clyde Chambers, Myrtle
Sullinger and Miss Irma Poage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-23
Social Breyities

Home department meetings sched-
uled for next week are announced
by Miss Florence Glenn, home DEM
onstration agent, as follows: Spruce
Westmorland on Wednesday at the
F. B. Dean home, and Seeley-
Westside on Thursday.
Many reservations are being made
for the American Legion Auxiliary
card party to be held Monday eve
ming, October 26, in the Veterans
Memorial hall. Those wishing to
reserve places may call either Mrs.
NJ. NJ. McIntire or Mrs. j. S. Cam
eron.