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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-13

Due to the blizzard which came up early this morning the mail plane of the Pacific Alaska AirWayS was unable to take off on it's return flight.
 A Northern Air Transport plane scheduled to fly to Ruby to contact another company plane from Fair banks, was also unable to get away this morning
 No matter how worthy a cause the live business men of Nome are pro- noting or the results obtained, you will always find a bunch Of fault finders, ready to use their hammers.
 There is mention that the Nome Brass Band will probably practice in regular session at the Nevada Hall, next Monday night instead of at the Fire Hall, due it is reported to additional members joining and coming out regular for practice.
 The Band, it was further stated, is getting along fine, and is progress ing in its music lessons at rapid rate. It was rumored during the week that dance may be given in the near future, the proceeds to be turned over to the band for music and equipment. If the dance is stag ed, it was reported that the band would put on some poppy bandy music during the evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-13

2t.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-10

20 personally to the President and ask
him TO withdraw Mr. Cramer's name.
If committee moves TO block the nomi
cation. several Influential members in
tend to carry the fight against Mr..
Cramer to the Senate floor. Senators
Tydings Cd } of Maryland. and Metcaf
(k) of Rhode island. will lead the
anti Cramer forces.
Senator Tydings was preparing a
statement to substantiate his conten
tions when Senate action is taken.
Senator Metcalf was alse preparing
q two. hour denuncaticn' of Mr.. Ora
msr's appointment to be delivered on
the floor.
1t is believed that action of Senator
Tydings and Metcalf will Influence
other members of the committee who
have not heard all the testimony be-
fore the committee hey include Sen
ators McKellar. of Tennessee King
of Utah: Bone, of Washington: and
Pittman of Nevada, Democrats; Nye
of North Dakota; McNary, of Oregon
and Venderberg, of Michigan. Rspub
licans.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-10
Christiansted Theatre
Sunday Night
''Peg 0 My Heart
(MGM)


a
Somewhat modernizedin of
duton should generally.
co
Of WITH
Ike u a d Ga family.
Admisio AS Usual
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-10

ST. PHILIPS SPlRlTUALIST CHURCH
You are invited to hear Revd. ALMA
JAMES one of The greatest modern ma
terial Spirituaists. who can tell you all
that you wish to know thru the spirits.
Message Services every Monday,
Wednesday and friday.
Ne. ia Queens Street
Cbrstiansted St. Croix.
Virgin Islands, U. S. A.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-10

Territories Committee yesterday that he
believed n nudism while admitting the
book was written in his home.
The book was waved IN front of era
mer by Senator Metcalf, Republican of
Rhode Island, who asked if he believed
in nudism. The 37year old former
Governor of St. Crelx replied with
emphasis:
NO. sir: | did not.
Then why is your name mentioned in
the foreword Of the book?" MetcaIf
asked. amid general laughter.
Offers Explana' ION
Cramer. asked by Senator Tydings,
Democrat, of Maryland. Territories
Committee, to appear in defense of his
qualifications as Governor, said he could
explain that.
i have known the people who wrote
that book for many years, ne said in
clear voice. They went to Europe to
write about labor coma uons and on their
return they stayed at our apartment in
New YORK.. ana wrote the book there.
without asking our consent for the use
of our names.
The foreword was read into the record
by Senator Metcaf Signed by Frances
and Mason Merrill. authors Of the book
Among the Nudsts." it said
We wish TO express our gratitude 10
John [. Flynn for Invaluable advice re
garding our manuscript and to (Mrs)
AlIne and Lawrence Cramer for assis
lance and for moral encouragement in
facing the disgrace of this scandalous
public confession.
The only thing we did, said era
mer, was to criticize the philosophy
that people could fix up the world by
taking their clothes off. / never indorssd
the hnnk ~
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-10

Never In Nudists Camps

He said he was not a nu ilSt, never
had been a nudist, never oeen 10
nudist camp and don't want to b."
Amid more general laughter the SUB
ject was dropped.
TydnRs dipped iuJo evidence collected
IN connection with maladmlntstrAtlOn
charges against former Gov Paul n.
Pearson and BROUGHT forth the names
James c. lily, former com missioner Of
public works IN the islands. and that
of Horatio Nielsen Mckenzie. assistant
works commissioned for ST. Crolx. He
osked Cramer what he thought of them.
Cramer described Mckenzie as
reputable sort of person" who hved
in ST. Croix He also Endorsed lily.
Tydngs then produced letters pur
ported TO have Deen written by Macken.
zle 10 Trey while the latter was recu
perating in Pennsylvania from an ill-
ness. They were addressed TO Dear
Chief" and signed Mac"
Concern Homestead Buildings.
One of them concerned auxiliary
homestead structures built at Govsrn
ment expense costing 500. over wnicn
Mackenzie said ms excellency nearly
haO fit. Ihey brought down the
price to S32 according 10 the Mack en-
zie letter from which Tydings quoted:
''* And (whisper) we'll make
them for SIS at most so long as the
junk pile aud galvanized iron holds our
We can creep ahead a little on that
Now, does that change your oOin
ion of Mackenzie any?' Senator Pyd
ings demand ID of Cramar.
No. sir, it does not. replied era
mer. asserting he still believes Mac
Kenzie was AN honorable man.
Senator King, Democrat of Utan broke
in:
Would you retain Mackenzie" \
if you were confirmed as GOVERNOR"
Yes" said Cramer, unless | had
reason not to do SO further than
have now"
Evening star., 1935-10-27

over. Old State wins, IA to 6. Now, friends,
my pal, Jimmie Price, is down on the field
He'll try to get player or coach to speak
to you. Bob Markham, if possible" said the
announcer
Bobs voice came a moment later, breath
less, but vibrant, through space.
Hello, mother? You listening? How S your
cold?"
Lydia dropped her face on Niblets and
sobbed
When she looked up, the two strangers
were gone Oh, bless their hearts! They would
come back, of course, just as soon as they
reached headquarters with their silly excuses,
maybe sooner than that. Still - to leave her
now!
Evening star., 1935-10-27

howl of derium as the doorbell was all but
pushed through the door jamb.
Lydia in desperation jumped up and flung
the door open.
Come in, come n!' she cried. hardly motto
ing who stood there. Listen"
Complete" howled the announcer. mark
ham takes it on the thirty-yard line. He's
away - he's over. A touchdown Score Old
State 13, Northern Tech g."
beg pardon. ma am"
The intruder was a little man. middle-aged,
with spectacles, in rusty overcoat. He car
ried small but longish notebook binder,
quite thickly filled with blue pages. The binder
was held open by his thumb over flat rubber
band at one Of these pages On it any one
Evening star., 1935-10-27

before, to keep him happy she had said she
would come. Then she had written special
delivery letter, saying she had horrid cold
and mustn't travel
"Oh - oh! Old State is penalized fifteen
yards for holding Lydia bridled deferisively.
Third down and fifteen to co.
The doorbell rang. Violently. Twice
"Old State is in huddle They come out of
it now'
The doorbell rang again. More violently.
Only beggars and collectors made that much
noise Lydia put her hands to her ears. but she
had to take them down.
"Zeigler is back in punt formation. He -
it's going to be a pass it's going to be
pass' The announcer's voice was lost in
Evening star., 1935-10-27

and Co., Clothiers."
Lydia knew the man,
anyhow. She'd seen him
before.
Listen. Sh!" she
said.
Markham will try
to convert -"
The buzzer from the
back door broke into
the game. Here stood a
tall young man who
drove a truck for the
Garfield Electric Com
pany. Radios and Re-
frigeratOrs. He had a
pink ticket.
But you can't take
it now," said Lydia.
I've got the game on.
It's the final quarter.
Old State is winning"
Surely this one, being
young
Sure enough"
He was young, He
strode into the tiny liv-
ing room pluposefully,
but he stopped on the
threshold. The radio
announcer was doing
more vocal hand
springs.
State kicked off.
Walker of Tech took
the ball but was dropped
in his tracks by Mark
ham. Boy. Tech can't
do much against a team
that goes down the field
as fast as the ball goes
through the air. That
fellow Markham is all
over the place. Robert
Louis Markham. my
friends. all American
back
The tall young man
looked at his pink ticket.
The oldish man in the
shabby overcoat looked
at the blue statement
under his thumb. They
looked at each other.
Lydia swallowed hard,
then held Niblets tightly
against her throbbing
throat.
my son. gentle
men," she said.
She knew sheoughtn,'t
to have had that radio
installed. The down
payment had taken
what she had meant to
pay on the clothing
company's account.
Still -- ,
There goes the
gun!" cried the an
noncer. The game is
IA to 6. Now, friends,
:, is down on the field.
yer or a coach to speak
n, if possible" said the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-12
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
POWER PLANT EXTENSIONS
JADTANrA ITNTNEP SIT

INDIANA UNIV RS11 1
Sealed proposals for construction OF
Extension OF Power Plant for Indiana
University will be received a the office
OF John W. Cravens;, Secretary OF the
well Hail. Bloomington. Indiana until 8
o'clock A. M, Central Standard time, on
December 3, 1895, and between said hour
and $50 O'Clock A. NJ; of the same day
in Indianapolis. Indiana. and then will
be publicly opened and read in said club
room of the Claypool Hotel at Indianap-
oils. Indiana
The work to be constructed as per
Charles R. zimmerman, Engineer.
i. Foundations and Miscellaneous Con-
Struction.
2. Water Tube Steam Boiler.
3. Mechanical Stoker.
4. Turbine-Generator Unit.
5. Miscellaneous Auxiliaries. Piping, Etc.
6. Generator Panel and Electrical Con-
nections.
7; Repairs to Concrete Chimney.
Combination bids on two or more of
such items may be made if desired.
pletely executed on proposal forms in
accordance with Form 96 with nom
collision affidavit required by the
panied by QUESTIONABLE Form 96-A, State
Board of Accounts, for any bid of $4,000
or more.
acceptable certified check made payable
to the order of U. H. Smith. Bursar of
Indiana University, or acceptable bid
der's bond for an amount Of not less than
so OF total bid price.
Contractor awarded work will be re-
CURED to furnish acceptable surety bond
in IAN amount onl+ Of 1909 Of contract price; ,
comply with the terms and conditions
Of the Emergency Relief Appropriation
Act Of CONGRESS Of 1885. the regulations
Of the United states and rules lies and ei- reg
ulations of P w. A. l79 dated july %.
1888, and amendments prescribed by the
Federal Emergency Administration of Pub
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale of wages
as determined pursuant to the provisions
proved by the Federal Government.
a certified check in amount of $40 pay
shall be delivered when each contractor
receives a set of plans and specifications.
VI Upon e return OF plans and specifications
days after bidding date; in unmutiiated
CONDITION and without any marks or an
notations. the check will be returned
Otherwise, the deposit will be declared
The Board of Trustees of Indiana Uni
NerSlty reserves the right to reject any
ana all olds: Instructions to bidders
the office OF John W. Cravens Secretary
OF the Board of Trustees of Indiana
University at Bloomington. Indiana; STATE
board OF Accounts, Indianapolis or NAV
De obtained from Charles A. zimmerman
engineer; IT. Century Building. Indianap
NO BIDDER MAY WITHDRAW HIS
BID FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS
hT Ely IHE DATE SET FOR THE OPEN
THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA
UNIVERSITY
BY JOHN w. CRAVENS Secretarv
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Attorney for Scott School Tounshin

p,; Sealed = proposals to The Trustees OF
FFurque University for construction of a
student Service and Administration Build
ING ING on ne grounds Of Purdue University
a. the office Of the Controller. in the
Service and Stores Building of Purdue
S0396oVerslty west Lafayette. Indiana until
s:5O a. m Central Standard Time on No
Vemoer 20 1885. and then will be publicly
opened and read in Eliza Fowler Hall al
Purdue University.
The work is to be constructed as ner
plans ano specifications prepared bv Wal
Ter scholer, Architect. Lafayette. Indiana.
consisting of general construction. plumb
ing N heating ting wiring and elevator ali to
C o pl1 upon o. as one unit designated as
proposals shall be properly and com
p!eteIy executed on proposal form furnished
os atiGLnltect IN accordance with Form
by the statutes Of Indiana and must be
| accompanied by QUESTIONABLE Form 9e-A
State Board Of Accounts
Each proposal shall be ACCOMPANIED
! nY acceptable certified check made nav
able TO The State Of Indiana for the bene-
II OF the Trustees of Purdue University
/ OF not less than ST. Of total Did price
Contractor awarded work will be re-
CURED to furnish acceptable surety bond
in amount Of 100, Of contract sum and
i as required by p. w. A regulations
The contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and conditions OF
[ 14.- HSH4ct sSICF fNellel APPROPRIATION Act
Of Congress of 1895. the regulations is
sued pursuant thereto by the Presiden,
OF the United States and rules and regu-
lstions P. w. A. 179 Grants. dated JIJIy
~ 1885. and all amendments thereto pres
/ scrloed BY the Federal Emergency Admin
istration Of Public Works
wage rates on this, work shall not be
Iess than the prescribed scale Of wages
as determined pursuant 10 the provisions
/ Of Chapter 3l9 Of the Acts Of General
Assembly Of Indiana Of 1885 and as ap-
proved by the Federal Government
No bidder NAV withdraw his bid for a
period Of 80 days after date set for open
Ing Of bids
The Trustees Of Purdue University re-
serve the right TO reject any and all
oids Instructions TO Bidders Plans
Speclncatlons. are on file az the Office
OF G. D. Bushnell. Supt. Of Physical Plant
/ Purdue University
w. Dodge Corp. 1895 Architects and
Builders Bldg Indianapolis. Indiana.
r W. Dodge Corp. los w. Adams Street,
/ Chicago. Illinois.
! State Board OF Accounts. Indiana polls
/ Or may be obtained from Walter Scholer
Architect, lll4 State Street, Lafayette, In
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IS Furnished Places

So WEEK East 5000; coy large l-rm.
apt; complete. Others. TA-4633
SIS Furnished house. rooms: gas: water
furnished. Inquire 1921 Olney.
CENTRAL. 213l-S6 wk.. l-room. Kitchen
cite, private bath, good heat. HE-4l55
CENTRAL. 1902 and 3-room apartments.
Bed studio couch, frigidaire, utilities.
ILLINOIS, N, 28l6-Attractive efficiency
apartment; electric refrigeration; con-
slant hot water, reasonable
MARKET. E. 1888 rooms and bath,
nicely furnished: garage; utilities paid;
$3.50 week. LI-3S0l
NEW YORK, 1923. VS. rms, overstuGed,
bath, garage $3.50 wk. RITES
AGREEABLE widow will share modern
home with desirable couple. DR-4145-J.
GROOM modern double bedrooms: near
ShortridCe: 1872. HA4928M.
; ROOMS, nicely furnished. on South Side
reasonable; employed adults open for
inspection. rs y. m. Druggist Villa
and MnneSota-StS.
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40 Wanted to Rent

RFsPON. Couple want home or apt. fIrn.
or unfurn TA-4633
WANTED room. employed man IS. good
habits would appreciate congenial home
state particulars Times. BOX L-3e3
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE.
r a. FRANKIE R12900.
z KIRK MCKINNEY CO INC
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so Auto Loans
81 LegdIs
SPECIAL. NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for elec-
ton OF officers and general business Will
be held at the office OF klngan 81 Co. In
diana polls Friday. November Is at lO:oO
A. M. A. M. Movie, secretary.
AUCTION sALE-LEGAL NOTICE. =
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will offer for sale at their place OF
business, 523 E. Westinghouse, Indian
10 A. NJ. one lot of household goods stored
under the names of Viola Stuckwlsh,
Charlie Amos, Frank L. & Maude E; Ge-
rard o. Cole, Betty Murphy, w. R Read
Medlin, c. c. Horner, May Vaughn. Mae
T. Gilmore James Katsouls, Ada Meyers,
Commonwealth Loan Company No. /, Mrs.
Eula Heard John Taylor William EDWARD,
Frank Broz Same sold for charges.
HODGES STORAGE COMPANY.
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y OAN-A I4NsJ- d
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

a. Time
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
an addition to Thomas Jefferson School
Building. located at 528 South Eddy Street.
J South Bend Indiana. will be received by
the Board of Trustees OF the School CITY
Of South Bend. Indiana at its offices at
223 South St. Joseph Street in said CITY
until O'Clock. Central Standard Time. on
the 3rd day of December 1895 and then
Will be publicly opened and read
o. Work TO Be Done.
The work shall be constructed as per
plans. specifications and general conditions
prepared by R. Vernon Maurer and Harold
V. Maurer, Registered Architects. South
Bend. Indiana and is divided into four
classes upon which bids are desired.
~ The General Construction Work.
~ Heating. Ventilating and Tempera-
ture Regulation
- Plumbing Sewers. Gas Fittings and
Sanitary Work
"a electrical Wiring for Light and
Power. Clocks. Program Bells. Radio
and Fire Alarms
The work designated under each of the
ABOVE items shall be bid upon as a whole
and not in parts.
G Proposals.
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pietey executed on proposal forms fur
nlsned by the consulting architects copy
accompanies specifications and is Exhibit
thereof. and is State Board of Ac-
counts Form No. So adapted to the present
project. and must be sealed and endorsed
as directed in the second general condi-
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IS Furnished Places

s-ROOM furnished cottage. newly deco
rated. 1900 z. New York. Inquire l0s
n Euclid
WANTED-Hi-clas couple under 10 10
share modern single home with employed
widow. Grand piano. new modern fur
niturei very reasonable. TA-53eo- Eve
ninps
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NOV. II, 1885
81 Rooms lUith Board

BANCROFT N 74s-Nice room. modern
home no other roomers, meals optional
TR-22sQ
BROADWAY. 2222-Desirabie warm room
home privileges: congcnial girl, every
convenience HE-2472
DELAWARE. N 2055-5 windows. 2 closets
win beds all convenienccs. excellent
heat. good food.
WILL care for invauds or elderly people.
good home and references. RI-357l
CHILD 70 room and board good home
mothers care. references. .iA-2347-W.
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PAGE IT
so LegaIs

diana BY depositinE check for SIS % which
Will be returned 20 bidder upon The re-
turn Of plans and specifications in good
condition.
R B STEWART Controller
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SCHOOL OF MUSIC BUuDIN


BLOOMINGTON INDIANA.
co Ieaieo proposals Tor construction of the
School OF Music Building for Indiana Uni
yersltyL will be received at the office of
John W -Cravens Secretary of the TruS
ices OF Indiana University at Maxwell
HalI Bloomlngton, Indiana until o'clock
a. M, central Standard time on Decent
per 3rd, 1885, and between said hour and
9;30 o'clock A; M. of the same day in the
ciuproom OF the Claypool Hotel in Indian
aponS. Indiana, and then will be publicly
openeG and read in the said clubroom OF
the Claypool Hotel at Indianapolis. In
The work to be constructed as per
Plans ana specifications prepared by
Robert Frost Daggett, Architect consist
ing OF the School of Music Building for
diana. ''i'' III
Separate bids will be received on the
l. General construction
Z. Reatlng and ventilatlng system.
a. Electric wiring systems
D Elevator and elevator enclosures
combination bids on two or more of
the mechanical items may be made if de-
Proposals shall be properly and com
pietely executed on proposal forms fur
with form Sc with noncollusion affidavit
required by the statutes of Indiana and
m nus, d be accompanied by. 9uestionnaire
any bid of $4,000 or more.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
acceptable certified check made payable
to the order of U. H. Smith. Bursar of
Indiana University. or acceptable bidders
oond for an amount of not less than So
OF total bid price.
Contractor awarded work will be re-
CURED to furnish acceptable surety bond in
AMOUNT of 1907 on contract price.
co Tne cont tb to- in Doing the work shall
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act
OF Congress of 1885. the regulations issued
pursuant thereto by the President of the
United States and rules and regulations of
PWA l79. dated July %; 1885. and amend
gency Administrator of Public Works.
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale of wages
as dstermined pursuant to the. provisions
sembly of Indiana of 1885 and as approved
by the Federal Government.
certified check in amount of $1,000
tect shall be delivered when each general n era
contractor receives. set of plans and
specifications. Upon return of plans and
specifications to office of the architect
within fifteen DAYS after bidding date in
manipulated condition and without any
marks or annotations. the check will be
returned. Otherwise, the deposit viii be
The Board of Trustees of Indiana Uni
versity reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids. Instructions to bidders
Plans PA ESP specifications; etc. are on file at
of the Board of Trustees of Indiana Uni
yerslty at Bloomington, Indiana, State
board OF Accounts, Indianapolis or may
Architect, 922 Electric Building. Indiana
No BTDpER MAY WITHDRAW HIS
BI BID, FOR PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS
d dPFEFNc. THE TEEEpE PATE SET FOR THE
THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA
UNIVERSITY
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~ Business Opportunities

BARBER shop for sale 80 Mccain: good
trade. newly decorated
BARBER Beauty shop. Sell or rent. good
business wonderful opportunity for man
and wife BE-034lR-1 CH2600
GARAGE and filing station good South
SIDE location. Sacrifice CHI -4534-J.
ROOMING HOUsE-l6 rooms. Scar ga
rage. 800 MaTon-aV. a. McCartv-st;
near new Chevrolet plant Price $4,000.
Good income Cooper, IRI99s as p. m.
ROOMING HOUSE 70 rooms. splendid
location, rent s25. privately arranged.
splendid opportunity Price $3.50 with
only s75 down THOs. J. LEWIS CO. l43
DEL PT-2663
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% Hotels

CENTRAL HOTEL - 33l y Delaware.
strictly modern outside rooms. Parking
space Transient rates.
HOTEL FBEDERICK-458 Washington
ST.. Steam heated rooms 50 so week up.
RMnnlng Maler- tuh. AhoMere
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rs Securities
II Houses and Lots

( CORNER LOT 0xl50. on Washington
blvd. College Park addition. VIII sacri-
fee. $3.50 RI-9267
Terms Mr. Woosley HU-5274 ALI
SON REALTY CO REALTORS RI-2368
5-RM. MOD. pear garage 500 down
1909 n. Grant MR HOWELL. HU-527i
ALLISON REALTY co. Realtors. RI
DAWSON. l038-6-room modern house
garage and WORK shop bargain $3.50
Needs some repairs The C. w HENRY
CO. 52l Lemcke BLDG RI-454l. HA-