davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20

"a lort Of 8ritiib-9l icons@ erman-
Stolian bloc" fir glbriiitnn9s5luefc
bereits beltebeno annebmen. Stalien
ilt6t biellei6t einen yonti=5rend Bloc
Of great poper" ber5uitelen, gon
Stolian ipItem Of alliances TO UNDER
mine 6ronce's potper ano increaie
its opn", 10 meinen lie, nidt gan5
llnredt.
Stolieniide 3eitungeu pie ga
Stampa" (Sl1rir) erflGrten in oieien
Sogen totiGdlid, baB @ooper IN iei-
ner omtlihen @ote nod Dem 9apal-
8eiu6 in @albington init Dem glus=
orltd freedom Of action" nibts mel
ter meinte, ais oaB 5ranfreih bic
n6reibeit" belaiien perben iole, in
Mbriiitungsoingen uno ionit i~ioliert
5u iteben nagainIt the compact Bloc
cpmpoieo Of GERMANY, TIE limited
Stutes, StolD ono @reat Britain
sic betra6ten Stalten in ser nd6It=
iGbrigen Nbriiitnngsfunferen5 ais
SpredrObr Der &ereinigtcn Staaten
IN oeren @uni1, penigitens eincn
gIbriiftungsitiaitanS, "a pears arma-
ment bolioaD", 5utDege 81 bringen
uno 0ie &pnferen5 Dor Dem boaigen
G6eitern arf ofeie @eiie 5t retten.
Stolien, England, 9euti6lano unO
Nmerifa baben ge9eniiber 6ranfrei6
natiirli6 alle lire eigenen Sntereiien
i'm &opfe neben Dem 3iele alif @elt-
frieoen. Stalien uno 9ellti6ldno
Iudlen beioe &epiiion oes 6rieoens
BON @erioiQes uno @leiHbeit i'm mi
litGrii6er Stdrfe nit 6raufreid.
Nae bier MGdte iito gegen 6ranf
leib ii6 einig in Dem oringenoen
9eoiirfnis nod mirtI6aftli6er 8eIls-
r1lng. Ar6eitsloligfeit 6eordngt sic
26noer @nglano, 9euti6lono un6
0ie @ereinigten Staaterl uno Stolien
lit arm an 0aturidGben &oble, Sel,
@derbauer3eugnilien @ilen uno 01e-
tollen. Ser 8au elmer groBeren
Ilotte bat 08niiolini piel @elo ge-
foitet. Der Stoatsidab lit iebt er-
i6opft. 60 idreit er NIT Ben ge-
nannten 2Gnoern formli6 nod Spa
rem, nod N6riiitung, mGbreno 5ronf-
reid rubig (aber nidt gang rubig)
1nf @oloi6den nno &anonen Dem
Spiel Der anoern 5uieben fam.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
SabresWc6iel
Bon 81. 9

Ser Serbit bat iid gefleiOet
Sn flitterbunte Sro6t
lnb Berg unO SalOe i6melgen
Sn rot-broun=goIO'ger Yro6t.
SIN tparmen @erbitesionni6ein
Mit matten S6ningen nebt
Ser lette Sommerfolter
9ur6's tpeiBe @lternbeet.
Gin bra1lnes 8lott fGat aitterno
Serob ms melfe &ie0.
l1no pie i'm Sroum, Die 9roiiel
S9lud5t Left ibr @bi6ieosIieO.
Gum @interi9lof bereitet
Sid @olo uno 6lur un0 6el0,
sis iie beim SriibIingsrufe
@rIteb'n in neuer @elt.
Ohm @noe pedieIt idbrIid,
SIN &reislauf Die Natur,
@orum oo6 bliibt mir aberdeen
Sin ein3'ger 6riibling nlrl
@aring, &eros, @op. 1881
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
Scnatur @ngner ipridjt bcirte abenb.

Ser in 9eutI6lono, in Seiien. ge-
horene, befannte Senator &obert 8.
@agner, 9emofrat aus Seen
ycrf, ipridt bellte abeno, 9.15 1lbr.
iiber oas &aoio .ii6er oMrbeitsloiig-
feit". Ser SEER Senator peritebt iid
ollf oieie 9inge mie fein anoerer,
MlS Sltnge fam er nod Amerifo, itl!-
bierte am college Of tie Gitp o.
Stem Oorf", uno Damn oie &edte
Or tpar I'M Abgeoronetenbalts in III.
bonp uno lit ieit 1927 Senator.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
@ramOi mmO &epiiiun Oes Gdanb-
frie6ens bon &eriailles.

MuIlolini rn0 @ranoi oenfen init
ibren r&epiiions~ =@ori6lGgen mo-
tiirli6 / If t an &iidgobe Siiotirols
an Seitrei6, a6er iie begiinitigen Ell.
ne 90lung Ser 6rage oes pDlniidJen
&urriours i'm Sinne 9eutIdlanos,
urlo meiter Grlei6terl1ng ul1o Nie-
beri6loglng Der &eparationen, I'M
haour1 Sranfreid uno ieinen Ser
biinoeten 8olen, 81 l6aoen.
@s miro nun iebt neueroings III
amerifanilden 3eitungsleitartifeln
INNER mieOer oarauf bingepieien,
oaB oie @ereinigten Staaten nit Dem
Sdanofrieoen BON &eriailles ilno oa-
Der nit ser nellen 2GnOcrDerteilnng
@uropas ieit @eriaiaes nidjts 81 TIM
habcm, ga lie oas Seriailer Abfom=
men nidt ratifi5iert baben. Man
pergiBt aber in bequemer @eiie, oaB
erltens @ilion ais Erdiibent Der
@ereinigten Staaten oas 9ofument
BON 8erlaiQeS unter5eidnet bot uno
oaB 5peitens Die &ereinigten Staa-
ten i'm Separatfrie0en nit 9eutld-
lono aae Observation-Disclosures
gl4tge6eiBen baden, oie IN 8eriuiaes
beI6lpiien paren. Seute mOdte
man tpegen Ser bloBen ted)miIden
SatIadle zines Separatfrie0ens ifA
Gus Ser &lemme 3ieben uno bat oiele
dls Mltsreoe germ CUR Sano, oblfon
fie an Sen @irflidfeiten lelblt nid)ts
anoert. 60 linb aud Die Sereinigten
Gtaoten mituerantmurtlid an Ben
pulitiIdcn nnb territOrialen 3nitan-
6cm Gnrupas. Seine Interpretation
fonn Imerifa ga in oieiem Dilemma
helfen.
@ranoi oltrfte alio rubig BON &e=
piiiun 6es SrieOens uDm %eriailes
nit Sooper reoen un0 nidt nur Ser
itdn0nis, lonoern aftipe Mitarbeit
Mmerifos e~rtparten. @merifa fam
ia gegebenenfalls ben oeutiden Sepa-
rotfrieoen ielbIt elmer &epiiion inter
3ieben; fir Dieien lit es gang iider
perantfportlid. gs fam iid iibes-
baltpt Ser n@ermidelung IN europa
iide 9inge" nidt ent5ieben, lopiel
Is oas aud perirdt. Gas &eoen
ppn vbanos off" in oieier 8e5iebung
iii fir oie Maiierl, lit Spiegelfehte-
rel, lit Sbeoteripiel. Sn @irfli6-
felt iibt Mmerifa gang tief in euro
pdiIher Holitif ufio @irtidaft per-
midelt. Mber oas i~treitet man mad
guBen bin immer ab.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
Nenisfeiten, 6ier nmO Oa.
Giugeionot BON George g. 9Iitt

California bat elm ionoerboreS
&lima; man fonnte lagen, oos &li-
ma Ser gon5en @elt lit Oa 81 finoen.
Sn elmer Iusoebnung bon 1000 N}ei=
len lit oas &limo 10 beri6ieoen uie
i'm n0roli6en Seem Oorf bis 5ltm
Iiioli6en 6lorioo. Mon fin0et Ser
ge nit S9neegtpfeln i'm noroli6en
Sell uno I'M iiioli6en, tropiides
beiBes @etter. @iiIten, tpie sic So
baro, mo nidts pie miloe 9iiteln 5u
finoen iino, trifft man bier uno oa.
0ortuegen tit ons ein3ige 2ano,
mo ebelide uno unebelide &inoer oos
g(eibe &edt in alien Samilien=Ger-
bonolungen baben, mie @rbidaft,
Sitel uim.
9ie ~erIter, elbltanflebenoen 8rief=
morfen tpllroen i'm Sabr 1917 ber-
ollsgegeben uno om 1. Suli Oesiel-
ben Sabres in Stem Oorf gum Ser
fauf ausgeItelt. Ser iilberne Col
lar muroe i'm Sabr 1923 gum lebten
N1al in Ser 8ereinigten Staaten
W1iin3e in philadelphia gepragt utO
felebmdiig eingeiteat.
9ie neue Mormonen Stride, mel
DE iest i'm 8au be9riffen lit, foitet
4OO, 900 Collar uno ioa Die i6onite
oiesieits Solt Safe Gitp iein.
0ie Srauerfarbe, i1uar5, Itammt
I6on bon olten 3eiten Der. Sic .8i-
bel ielbit erpdbnt Die Srauerforbe an
pielen Stelen ais idmar5, ounfel,
uim. Sn China lit tie meiB, i'm dlte-
rem Aegppten mar lie gelb, @tiopien
braun uno in ore Siirfei geil6en-
blau.
0ie iiioii6e @inmobner3abl in
unter englii6er &egierung, teilpeiie
8alaitina bot ii6 oreimal nerooppelt
our6 @intpanoerung BON Dit uno
Central europa uno auh natiirliden
@riinoen. @on $4,000 @inmobnern
SGblt es iebt 100000.
8umpernidel, beiBt oos in @eft-
falen, beionoers I'M Miiniteri6rl
uno Standardization, aus feinem,
o6er nod in &leien entboltenem
&oggenmebl gebodene grobe, idpar=
Sc 8rot in groBen, meiit pierefigcn
9aiben, ipopon elm ein5iger oft 80
&ilogratlm miegt. gs gebort oa5lt
cine eigentlide 8ebanolung oes Sci
ges uno oes 6euers, oa oas @ebad
IL bis IA Stunoen i'm 8adofen
iteben muB. @ermoge ieines groBen
Stiditoffgebaltes, lit 8umpernifel
bas nabrbafteite 9rot, aber i6wer
beroauli6.
8enito Wu1iolini, NOR in 1882 in
&omagaa, einem fleinen italienii6en
@ebirgsoorf %geboren. Sein 8atar
mar elm S1mieo uno ~itarfer So5ia-
lift. Seine Wflltter mar 2ebrerin IN
Ser fleinen S1ule uno belt es init
oen &aoifalen.
@rofelior SaaeDrano pnroe elm
nal gefragt, mas er >unter elmer gu
ten Eolie &affee peritebt: Stein pie
elm gngel, itarf mie Die 2iebe, idmard
mie Ser Seufel uno beiB wie Die
Sole, ioa feline InttpOrt gefpelen
fem.
@ewobnli6er @artenialao entbalt
fein Opium, nie piele 2eute bebalp-
ten. 8lGtter Ser gepobnli6en rotten
&iiben iino mebr nabrbaft mie Die
@ur5eln, man muB aber iebr por-
fidtig iein in Dem Musiuden oeriel-
ben, man oarf feline nebmen oie
franfe ODER faule 5leden boben.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
&idarO Gambler in amerifa.

Der oeuti6e, befannte Spernidn-
ger &i6aro Sal1ber lit felt Dem %.
Sftober in Amerifa als Senor am
n-Sbeater, SEEM gorf.
&origen Sonntag @beno iaug er
iibers 3aoio pra6tpoae 2ieoer bon
@rieg uno Stiife aus ser 2ebar'i1en
Sperette u6rie0erife".
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20
&ranf

SEER Mlois 9 6la6ter lit All
9rngenent5iinoung erfranft. @ae
feline 6reunoe uno Defenders oas
Sournal miini6en ibm balOige 8eiie-
rlll1a.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-20

9radiaden eIler Nrt
liefert i9nea un0 binig oas
n@aibinston Sournal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
SOCIETY
continued From Fourth Page.l

ming in her apartment at the Broad
moor in honor of the members OF the
Executive Board of the National Wom-
ans Trade Union League.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ray
rnond Robbins. Miss Mary Drieir, Miss
Elizabeth Craftsman, Miss Agnes Mes
tor, Miss Rose Schneiderman, Miss
Maude Schwartz Miss Tillie Lindsay,
Miss Erma HokcStein, Miss Ethel Smith,
Mrs Laura Williams, Mrs William Gal
win. Miss Agnes Peterson, Mrs. Baren5
and Miss Selma Border.
Miss Martha 3. Harris daughter of
Mr.. and MIS-. George w. Harris of 1901
Woodland drive, left today for Cleve-
land, where she will be guest of Miss
Alice Auxer for week or 10 days.
Mr.. Kenneth j. Yearns of TIA Ken
yon street northwest is sailing for Eu-
rope October IA on the President
Roosevelt to take up his duties as vice
consul at the American consulate gen.
sral, Naples, Italy.
Judge o. R. Luhring had friends
lunching with him yesterday at the
Carlton.
Miss Marie Lorbeerbaum has inter-
rupted her tour through the West and
has returned to Washington to the
bed side Of her sister, Mrs H. B. Lans-
burgh, who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant of
San Francisco arrived at the Nayf1ower
yesterday and are leaving todcy on a
motor trip to Hot Springs, Va They
will visit in New York before returning
West
Mr. Grant is life trustee Of Stan
ford University.
Miss lola V. Boley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Boley. was married
to Mr.. David Graham Grimes Monday
evening at 7:45 o'clock in the historic
Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor
Rev. r. S. Barnes. Mr.. Wilmer T.
Bartholomew, from Baltimore, played
the wedding music, and Mrs. Alvin Mil
Ter sang Sweet Mystery of Life" and
Because" The church was decorated
with palms, ferns, deep cream chyrSan-
themums and Talisman roses.
The bride was escorted by her father,
who gave her in marriage. She wore
a gown of ivory satin in the prevailing
mode. her veil being trimmed with
orange blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet Of white roses. lilies Of the
valley and maiden hair fern. Her only
attendant was her sister, Mrs. Theo-
dore Robb, who wore orchid satin and
carried Talisman roses.
Mr.. Granville Grimes, brother Of the
bridegroom. served as best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Edgar Grimes and Mr..
Ronald Grimes, brothers of the bride
groom; Mr.. French Grimes, a cousin,
and Mr. Theodore Robb
After a reception for the bridal party
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Grimes left by automobile
for Baltimore, going from there by sea
to Boston.
Mrs. David H. Blair entertained a
few guests at luncheon yesterday at
Wardrnan Park Hotel in honor Of Mrs.
Mary Huntington. There we're eight
guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath c. Norman
have moved from their home on
Twenty-efghth street to Wardman Park
Hotel where they have leased an apart
ment, and will be for the coming season
Mrs. William Scully has closed her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

Club Of washington Wednesday after
noon, October IA, from to 6 o'clock in
honor Of Hans Kinder, conductor Of
the new Washington Symphony .Orches-
ira, who has just arrived from Europe.
Miss Marjorie Lowe is chairman Of the
Hospitality Committee. Mr.. Kinder
will reside ct the Arts Club this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Stone enter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

home, at jamestown, and with her
children has returned to her home on
Kalorama road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Townsend have
returned to Washington for the Winter.
They spent q part of the Summer mo-
toring in New England and Canada.
A reception will be given at the Arts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
5-Day A cidify Test

See for yourself how much acid has
70 do with your rundown condition and
that persistent feeling of tiredness Make
Of Magnesia Oxoids from Peoples Drug
Stores or any other good druggist. Take
two after each meal for days. Note
Mark the new peace of your stomach
and nerves. II days use of Magnesia
Oxoids doesn't make you feel decidedly
better return the balance of the bottle
and the druggist will promptly and
cheerfully refund your money.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09


Anniversary
Briefs
Playing Cards, z Decks
The popular "Wyle- 26c
away lin Unfinished wv
cards, with colorful backs.
Street Floor.
3-Piece Knitted Suits
Tweed effects, also 1874
knit and rough weaves. Brown.
black, wine, navy end rust.
Sizes IA to AZ. $l0.95 and
$l6.95 values. Second Floor.
Silk indies
1Gowns' Slips Slips. $l.38
and dance sets Of French crepe,
crepe satin and crepe de chine.
Misses and women's sizes. Sec
ond Floor.
Leather Jackets
Smart styles Of 1904
green, red, navy and black.
Lined with kasha or plaid. Sizes
II to A. Second Floor.
Children's Books, 3 for
-Clear-type books for SOc
boys and girls. Bound ~
in cloth with colored jackets.
3 in box. $10o value. Down.
stairs Bookstore.
Silk Blouses
-Long-sleeved styles 90 70
Of washable silks and ~A
81 tins in eggshell, tan and
white. Sizes "a to so. Second
Floor.
Coat Sweaters
Car digan coat CT 90
styles in black, tan. %AOO
navy, green and wine. Sizes
36 to As. 1907 wool. Second
Floor.
Wool Skirts
Black, navy, brown 81 AZ
and green. Sizes % PO
to 80. Second Floor.
Fur Collar and Cuffs
New styles Ct S7.98
Coney, Lapin dyed Rabbit,
Thibetine and ~Foxine. Street
Floor.
Lane Cedar Chests
-44-in. Walnut $3.50
veneered cedar ~AOOO
chests. Complete with lock and
key. Third Floor.
Ribbon Novelties
Large handkerchief COc
cases, pajama bsgs. lin ~
gerie cases. garters, etc. IN
boxed. soc to sl.s5 values.
Street Floor.
"Busy Corner" Crepe, Yd.
A firm, heavy $l.24
washable fiat crepe
in thirty new Fall shades, pas
tel tints and black. 80 in. wide.
Street Floor.
Linen Handkerchiefs
Some with lace edge, COc
others with colored or
white embroidery in all corners.
soc values. Street Floor.
Emb. Handkerchief
Hand embroidered 1O1nc
linen handkerchiefs AS/ZN
in white, white with color and
solid colors. Street Floor.
Bath Powder Spray
Replaces the old fash QOo
toned powder puff. Wv
Street Floor.
busting Powder
-Houbigant's dust Sl.40
ing powGer, in Quel-
Ques Fleurs. Ideal and Subtitle
odors. $3.50 size.
-Fiancee Double Compact, dis
continued $3.50 style. ..... $50
loo Lux Toilet Soap, 8 for SOC
-Houbigant's 75c Talcum, SIC
-Kleenex, Csc size, S for. $50
Absorbent Cotton, roll. .19c
Street Floor.
Boxed Xmas Cards
Twelve beautifully ell 2Oc
graved cards in box, ~
each with two envelopes-one
of the envelopes lined. $l00
value. Street Floor.
Stamp Albums
SCOTS Modern &77O
Album, bound in %A'A
cloth. The newest edition.
$1.50 value. Downstairs Book
store.
GE~TV4e
AN1II%
KANNs|;!Q@|%
- -
St<A,.A Ser>sce:
MTTp
KannSOnS Mixed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

Mr.. George Haywood of Manchester
England, Is passing few days at the
Dodge and is accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Ida Haywood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

tanned q few friends at the dinner
dance last night at the Shoreham, and
Mr. William D. Cheatham also was host
to a small party of friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Leather Jackets

Smart styles Of @R OF
soft leather In brown, pO'|
green, red, navy and black.
Lined with kasha or plaid. Sizes
II to A. Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Stamp Albums

SCOTS Modern G7 TO
Album, bound in Up A'A~
cloth. The newest edition.
$3.50 value. Downstairs Book
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
ChiIdren's Books, 3 for

-Clear-type books for SOc
boys and girls. Bound ~
in cloth with colored jackets.
3 in box. $1.0o value. Down.
stairs Bookstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Boxed Xmas Cards

Twelve beautifully ell QOc
graved cards in box, ~
each with two envelopes-one
of the envelopes lined. $l.00
value. Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
so TIRED |
COULD BURST
. INTO TEARS!''
The Plant of Women Who
Are "Acid"


There must be something wrong when
the hghtest tasks exhaust you. There
must be something wrong when your
daily duties so tax your nerves that you
go TO pieces and feel as If the only
relief is in a good Cry. More often than
not. people who lack pep and am
bition and are always tired" are vic
Tins OF an acid condition.
The true way to correct acidity and
intestinal putreiacoion is, by introducing
oxygen into the stomach Oxygen. as
medical science knows. is marvellous
antiacid and internal antiseptic. And
into the stomach by means of an amaZ-
ing. harmless white tablet called Mag
nesia Oxoids. Developed in Germany by
the worlds foremost Pharmaceutical
house. Magnesia Oxoids stand as one Of
the great medical discoveries of all
timel Upon contact with the stomach
acids. these tablets liberate nascent or
active oxygen. The oxygen checks ex-
cess acid, courteractS the putrefactive
processes. and sweetens and purifies the
whole intestinal tract. All the distress
and misery vanshes and a new sense
Of vigor and well-being is restored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Silk Blouses

-Long-sleeved styles 60 20
Of washable silks and ~~'
sstins in eggshell, tan and
white. Sizes "a to so. Second
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Busting Powder

-Houbigant's dust %1 10
ing powGer. in Quel-
Ques Fleurs, Ideal and Subtitle
odorS. $3.50 size.
-Fiancee Double Compact, dis
continued $3.50 style. 800. $50
loo Lux Toilet Soap, 8 for SOC
--Houbigant's 75c Talcum, SIC
-Kleenex, Csc size, S for. $50
Absorbent Cotton, roll. lee
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

Mrs William scully has closed hel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

Mr.. Kenneth j. Yearns of TIA Ken
yon street northwest is sailing for Eu-
rope October IA on the President
Roosevelt to take up his duties as vice
consul at the American consulate gen.
sral, Naples, Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

Miss Marie Lorbeerbaum has inter-
rupted her tour through the West and
has returned to Washington to the
bed side Of her sister, Mrs. H. B. Lans-
burgh, who is seriously ILL.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09

Judge o. R. Luhring had friends
lunching with him yesterday at the
Carlton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Linen Handkerchief

Some with lace edge, COc
others with colored or O
white embroidery in all corners.
soc values. Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-09
Anniversary
Briefs


C owns, Slips, &1 90
c IN e m Use, Stepins
and dance sets of French crepe,
crepe satin and crepe de chine.
Misses and women's sizes. Sec
ond Floor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

L no RIDpERs

Sealed proposals will be received
until 8 o'clock p. m. Monday July
"a. 1891 at the office OF the secre-
tary OF the board Of trustees OF the
Brownsville Independent School
District. Brownsville, Cameron
county. Texas. for the furnishing
of materials and labor for the con-
struction OF The Resaca Elementary
School Building In said District IN
accordance with plans. specifica-
tons and instructions as prepared by
T.. H. Trimble. Architect.
Bidders must submit certified
check for one Thousand (s1O00.O0)
dollars. payable TO the said Board
as q guarantee that bidder win enter
into the contract and execute bond
and guarantee In the form provided
within ten u0) days after notice
or award or contract 10 him.
The District reserves the right
to reject any and all bids and TO
waive formalities.
Copies OF plans, specifications ind
instructions may be secured upon
deposit OF $1,000, which amount will
be returned TO the contractor on
the submission OF bona fide bid on
the work and the return of these
instruments to the architect In
good condition.
DR.. O. ". Lawrence. president
j. p. Maher. Secretary
7-10-17-24-3t-409a
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEX
As RR0WNGNHIE

In the Matter OF Valley Office
Supply Company, Inc.-No. 385. IN
Bankruptcy.
To the creditors or Valley Office
Supply Company. Inc, Cameron
County In the District Aforesaid:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day or July. 1881, the said
Valley Office Supply Co. Inc. duly
filed It's petition in bankruptcy. list
Of creditors and schedule OF assets
and liabilities. together with a petit
ton for composition meeting before
adjudication; WhereupCn an order
OF reference was duly made and fill
ed herein referring the matter 10
the undersigned Referee ordering the
call or a meeting OF the creditors
Of said Valley Office Supply Co. Inc.
for the purpose Of examining IL and
considering terms OF composition and
staying an adjudication Of said VAL
ley Office Supply Co. Inc. as n
bankrupt until II shall be determined
whether a competition offer. which
is TO be made. shall be confirmed,
the terms Of composition offer are
TO be as follows. to-wit: 20 per cent
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cash upon all unsecured debts not
entitled to priority. and all prior
claims to be paid in full In cash. as
well as all costs OF administration.
Now. therefore. pursuant TO said
petition and order Of reference you
are hereby notified that a meeting
OF creditors OF the said Valley Office
Supply co. Inc. will be held at the
office Of the undersigned Referee In
the Stegman Building. Brownsville.
Texas. on the 28th day OF July. 1881.
at Eleven ui) a. m. at which time
and place the creditors may prove
their claims. examine the alleged
bankrupt and consider and act up
on the said terms or composition 10
be proposed subsequent to the
examination or the alleged bankrupt
and transact such other business as