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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-19
Some of The Things
We Sell

Folding Card Tables. Black embossed
fibre top. Black enameled legs. Nickel
plated corners with sturdy center Brace.
Screw drivers highly polished Cocohola
handle.
Food Choppers, heavy retained. feur
cutting Knives. cut coarse, medium and
extra fine. Extra large bowls, Height
over IA inches.
Attractive Electric Lamps assorted
coors. colored silk cords to match
Special Paint Brushes Nickel ferrues
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-09-19
Notice

DIES OTHER Than IHOSE RELA1.
ENC TO IT'S CfRCULA1sN@ NOTES
Pursuant to Section l Of Ordinance
relating to the paymentof claims against
the National Bank Of the DANISH west
sndies other than those relating TO the
circulating Bank Notes. passed by the
Colonial Council for st. Thomas and St
John on February IA, 1885. ana approx
ed by the Governor on February 10. 1883
notice is hereby given to persons VINO
have claims against the Bank as credI
tors, depositors, or otherwise. that the
bank is prepared &c make payment OF
all its obligations on demand
Within six months after presentation
of anv claim which ha not have been
Maid in full by the Bank, the Bank vii
notify the claimant, in writing, of the
reiaction of his claim in whole. orr lD
part.
Upon approval of the Governor the
Bank may on March /. 1887. deposit
with the Government of the Virgin Is
lands 10 fund to De known as The
Bank Claimants Fund an amount IN
Iega ueLder. coin or currency of the
United States equal. at the legal rate
to the amount of the unpaid claims
against the Bank as of March l, 1887
which it recognizes to be valid or which
appear to be valid. Thereafter, ana
upon the proclamation of the Governor
that the Bank has complied with the pro
visions of the Ordinance, the Bank shall
cease TO be Liable en- any such claims.
Actions may be commenced against the
hank on unsatisfieO claims only 1t com
menced prior TO the time when such
proclamation takes e1fect, or within
three months after the Bank has given
due notice of rejection Of claims presen
ted to it prior to March /, 1887. which
ever time is later.
Within fifteen days after March
/ 937. the Bank wis also d eposit with
the Government of the Virgin Islands IN
a fund to be known as The Disputed
Claims FUNDS as creditin dollars equal
at the iega rate TO the amount OF all
the unpaid disputed claims against the
Bank as to which demand shall have
been made prior to March l, 1887.
Saint Thomas the 20 March 1885
The National Rank of the Danish West
indies.
Approved: PAUL M. PEARSON
Governor
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23

RobertsonS on Saturday nigh t.
Thursday night q kiddies' style revue
win b presented under the direction
of Mrs. A. w. Mundy. This Is m in
novation in the 1885 attraction.
The bathing beauties, always 4
headline feature at the shows, will be
seen following the modelling displays
on al three nights.
Special Orchestral Music
Adding glamor to the style model
ing win be music by q special style
show orchestra led by Ralph Truman.
Headlining the entertainment pro-
gram win be the "Rhapsodians," three
young musicians from Minneapolis,
who will entertain with accordion.
violin and guitar numbers. The trio
members wear Hungarian costumes.
Participating in the automobile ex-
hibits, which will be larger in number
than last year, are seven firms: Cor
win Churchill Motors, Inc, Feck Mo-
tor Sales. Inc. Copelin Motor Co.,
Wilde Motors. Inc, Capital Chevrolet
Co., Universal Motor Co., and M. B.
Gilman Co.
]. A. F1eck, who Is arranging for
the booth displays, listed seven exhtb.
itors Saturday and said that two or
three more firms will be added to the
list within Q few days. Those already
signed are the Montana Dakota Power
Co., dussner's Packing Plant, North
Dakota Power and Light Co., Phillips
"66" dealers, Tavis Music Co., Grant
Dadey and Quanrud, Brink and Rel
bold, Inc.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23
nthusiasm Grows AS Bismarck AutoStye Show Draws Nea
mems SUITS ARE
rough AND bright
Business Suits Feel the Home.
spun Influence Popular for
New Sportswear
BY WALTER C. PARKEs

N6h OGSVuCO OtOtk OVVBVURVU1vDOobo
New York. March 23.-Sponsors Of
rougher and brighter sportswear for
men are finding material satisfaction
In the spring suitings now being seen
in local shops.
Preseason displays indicate that
outing clothes Of all sorts will be
louder or nubbier. Active and spec
tator sportsmen will grace the green's
and galleries in tweeds. shetlandS and
homespuns patterned with colorful
checks, plaids and novelty designs.
The rough weaves. once moe coun-
try cousins, have gone to town.
Business suits, too. have felt the
homespun influence, although adher.
Ing to the smooth, continuous stream.
line silhouette advocated by the mer-
chant tailors. That IS not to say that
that smooth finished fabrics will not
be plentiful on smartly dressed busi-
ness men. There will merely be .
greater number Of rustic 'roughies"
rubbing shoulder-seams with the US
ual "smoothies.'
FOR town wear, solid colors viii re-
tire before chalk and cluster stripes,
diagonal weaves and small checked
patterns. Indeed, the large plaids
and checks designed for sports wear
are often duplicated on . smaller
scale.
This relationship is seen In town
suitings Of tiny houndS-tooth checks
that have triple-si1ed sporting cous-
inS.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23

color scheme, Il supervising construc.
ton Of the set. s.}
Robertson explains that the mod
els will appear simultaneously at each
Of the doors, which are ct IN eleva-
ton Of about Is feet. They viii de-
scend to the first platform and pose
for few moments. When they ar
rive at the landing, two more models
will appear at the doors and will ad-
vance to the landing, while the first
two descend to the main platform,
which will be about s by 10 feet.
When they complete their appear
ances, the models will leave the
stage by the lower three steps lead
ing from the main platform.
The sketch pictured here does not
show the modernistic railing which Is
being made for the stairs. The bril-
liant coloring Of the setting. which
visitors will face as they enter. will
complement the black velour hang
ings and the japanese lanterns which
are being employed in the showroom
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23

The background which viii b
erected in the World War Memorial
building for Bismarck's tenth annual
Spring style show, sketched above, Is
. reproduction Of the set for the 1885
Spring Fashion show staged by the
Association Of Garment Manufactur-
ers Of New York city, Los Angeles,
Cleveland and Chicago during the
February market season period.
The elaborate fashion set, which
was erected In the Terrace Gardens Of
the Hotel Morrison, Chicago, literally
took the breath Of the style writers
and merchants who had assembled
for the showing. Reviews Of the show
devoted lines, even paragraphs, to
describing its dazzling elegance and
modernity.
Charles r. Robertson, member Of
the Automobile and Style show en-.
tertainment committee, was in the
Chicago audience and with the aid
Of Roy Horner, who is planning the
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23
CAPITAL TO
ATTRACT HUNDREDS
| OF SLOPE VISITORS
Some 80 Machines Will Be Ex.
hibited in World War Ne.
mortal Building
EASTER STOCKS ARE HERE
Shoppers viii Be Offered the
S Latest and Best in HoIi. Z
A day Apparel
EASTER STOCKS ARE HERE

3s Bismarck Will be host to hundreds
OF persons from all over the Missouri
slope area at the tenth annual Auto
and Style show, which opens here
next Thursday, March q. and viii
continue through Friday and Satur-
day.
While the automobile exhibit Of
some 80 cars, which embody the most
beautiful styling known to the auto
motive industry, Is expected to re-
Ceive the greatest attention from the
visitors, the exhibition Of mems and
women's ready.to-wear also will draw
great numbers 70 the show.
Gowns displayed by some Of the
most beautiful young women Of the
,city will attract feminine visitors
xrom Bismarck and surrounding cities
and towns. Tho gorgeous setting, .
reproduction Of one Of the most i'm.
/ portant Chicago style showtnes Of the
spring season. win add to the ele-
gance and interest Of the style pres
entation.
Like 1Glnneapeals SheW
The show room In BismarckS beau
tiful World War Memorial building
win employ decorations identical
with those for the Minneapolis auto
show, with four Of the black velour
drapes and silver arch fittings ship
ped here from Minneapolis, large
Japanese lanterns eight feet deep and
smaller lanterns. Indirect lighting
will contribute to the rich and luxlri-
Gus atmosphere.
The booths sponsored BY nine Bis
marck firms, displaying articles Of
interest to the housewife and the au-
tomobile owner alike, will add to the
color scheme with individual decora-
tions which will complete the colorful
pageant.
Visitors to the city will be given an
opportunity to make substantial saw
'ings on their spring needs from the
bargains which will be offered In the
stores during the three days Of the
show.
With Easter coming three weeks
after the show, stocks win be at their
peak for the spring season, affording
Visitors . better selection than win
be possible later. Prices viii equal the
merchandise In attractiveness.
Firms featuring model displays at
the style show will Be the Sarah Gold
shop. J. G. Penney Co., and Rose shop
on Friday evening. and the 8. 4 1.
Co, A. w. Lucas Co., Bergeson's and
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23
Management of Dome
DisavOWs Car Rattle

Announcement was made Saturday
by the management Of the Dome.
dancing pavilion, that Il Is not re-
sponsible for, nor connected with, the
alleged rattle Of an automobile which
was presumably to have been given
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23
away at the dance there tonight.

away at the dance there tonight.
H. M. Leonhard, Dome manager.
said . number Of so-called automo-
bile rattle tickets had been sold with
out the Dome's authorization on the
representation that they also would be
good for admissio to the dance.
This representation was false, he
said. Tho Dome had nothing to do
with the matter and the tickets win
not be honored ct the gate.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-23

It's going to be greater than ever - New
Entertainment Numbers - New Decora.
tions and Features ~ 50 New Streamlined
Automobiles - "A Fashion Show Surpass-
ing All Others.
, 1935-10-22
KEATON GOES
TO HOSPITAL
Screen Comedian Taken To
Psychopathic Ward In
Straightiacket

Los ANGELES. Oct. n. R-Bus-
ter Keaton, screen comedian OF the
frozen face. was confined Monday In
the psychopathic ward cf the Ma
tional Military Home at Sawtelle,
hospital authorities disclosed.
Suffering from a nervous break
down. the Comedian was taken 20 the
hospital late Sunday In a straight
jacket.
Physicians nc the military home
said Keat0n was I'm an Extremely
confused mental state" and that
further diagnosis was 10 be made
later Monday.
The comedian was suffering from
influenza last Thursday at his home
In Cheviot Hills. Reports that his
condition had developed into pneu-
monia we're denied Monday &C the
military home, where physicians
said he had suffered n physical
breakdown.
Financial and domestic troubles
aggravated Keaton's condition. his
personal physician, Dr. John Hhu-
man, said.
, 1935-10-22
TRAVEL
HERE GROWS


Brownsville's Importance 90 the
air gateway between the Americas
will he emphasized on November !
when Pan American Always win be-
gin operating under its new sche-
dule, with two planes operating
daily 70 and from BROWNSVILLE, in
stead cf n as at present.
New schedules went into effect
Sunday on Braniff Always from
Brownsville north.
Although official confirmation has
not been received, Il is understood
that Pan American viii operate fast
Lockheed Electra planes on ito sec
ond section out OF Brownsville 70
Mexico City and hack.
The new schedule is expected 70
be as fellows:
Douglas Airliner leave Browns
vile At Q a. m. daily. arrive Mexico
City at 1890 p. m, leave Mexico
City on return "Trip al I .. m. arrive
Brownsville al 400 p. m. making
mail connections witt north bound
Branlff starlight Express" which
leaves here az $40 under new sche-
dule.
Lockheed Electra-Leave Mexico
City about Q a. m. arrive In Browns
Vile at II: leave Brownsville about
1 d. m. arrive in Mexico City at 4
on 40 p. m This schedule has not
been definitely announced as 70
hours.
Although Pan American Anyways
has been using the big new Douglas
Airllnerz from here south almost
exclusively for months, IL has operat-
ed under the old schedule. requir-
ing four hours and A. minutes from
Brownsville to Mexico City. and
three DAYS from here 20 Panama.
With she new schedule In effect the
time from Brownsville to Mexico
City, including the Tampico stop.
will BE- cut 70 three hours and 30
minutes. and from Mexico City south
the tame viii be cut even mere. rs
there will be fewer stops
From Brownsville to Panama will
require two DAYS instead OF three.
And Brownsville ana Buenoe Aires
will be only four and a half DAYS
apart under the new schedule as
against seven NJ present.
Under Braniffs new schedules me
plane leaves here AZ III q m. In
stead Of At 12-40 as in the past, 60
ing to Chicago BY way OF Houston.
Arrival hour on this plane IL changed
from 12.15 TO 1913 a. m.
The other Braniff northbcund
plane leaves at $40 D m.
, 1935-10-22
Il 70 nHuGWMB


ANY mother knows the reason
Awhen her child stops playing. eats
little. Is hard TO manage. Constipation.
But what q pity 40 few know the
sensible way 10 set things right
The ordinary laxatives. Of even
ordinary strength, must be carefully
regulated a. 10 dosage
IA liquid laxative IA The answer.
mothers. The answer 70 al your
worries over constipation. A liquid
can be measured. The dose can be
exactly suited 20 any age or need.
Just reduce the dose each time. until
the bowels are moving Of their own
accord and need no help.
This treatment will succeed with
any child and NTH any aduk.
The doctors use liquid laxatives.
Hospitals use the liquid form. II II
IA best for their use, il il best for
home use. The liquid laxative most
families use IA DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. ANY druggist has L.
, 1935-10-22
CONeTAWLErs SALE
The STATE ON TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON

Notice Ia Hereby Given that By virtue
or a certain Order az Sale issued CUT nf
the Honorable l03rd District Court XXX
Cameron County. Texas. un the nth day
cf October. 1895. BY y. J.. Bishop CLERK
OF said Court. for the sum OF e4f CSC So.
with Interest from the nth day OF Sep
TENDER, 1885. at the rate uf 10 per cent
pcT Annum. and the further sum 0f s10.-
194 80. with interest thereon from the
ilth day o. September. fn35. az the rate
a 3 per cent per annum n costs OF
sult. and, whereas. the said judgment
iA a foreclosure cf a Deed cf trust ana
Chnttal Mortgage lien in favor az the
missouri Improvement Company. In a
certain cause In said Court. No. 1874
and styled. Missouri Improvement Com
pany WA. Wade A Newton. placed in my
hands for service. II. H. III. Lnznno. Con-
stable Prect. 2 Cameron County. Texas.
did on the nth day o. October. io78.
levy on certain Real Estate. situated Am
Cameron County. Texas. described mn
follows. to-wft.
Ia leasehold on ths eTLB&M WY.
Cos right % way IN Brownsville. Texas.
200 feet long and 80 feet wida fonefhar
With ALL improvements thereon.
IA leaBRholn or thr aTB BAN RT
cos right of way. 10 by $50 feet locaf-
ed In the City Of BrownsviIfe. n Cam
eron County. Texaa together wfh all
improvements thereon
3.-A lnAsehulc Hituarad un tnn
SB&RDV NV. Co.'S right M wnV. IVY frn
town Of CaVazos. Cameron County Ter
a, $50 feet Ions and % feet w9da. fo-
BrtheF with MI improvements thereon.
- leahehold cn the rWht of way
OK sTLB&M nv. CO. in HBrilnRsn in
Cameron County. rsxas. 100 fssf long
prcvementB thereon.
- lsnaehold on ths rant cf wAy uf
the 6TLBMA NV. Co.. 400 feet long NV
"a feet wide. together with al Improve
ments thereon. located II the town az
"a Feria. in Cameron County. Texas.
"a lnahehold ON the right uf wny of
the hB&Fov nv. Co. so feet wide ~ VS.
Feet Ions. in the town q Lancrum. Ia
Cameron County. Texas. togethar With
ali improvements thereon.
IA lsnaehold ON tha right on way
ON the BB&H0v NV. CO.. AZ feet NV 100
feet. located a. Los rndios. IN Cameron
County. Texas, together with al inl-
proTementh thereon.
"A lemhahold located nn tnm rEht
on way cf the eBARdv NV. CO.. 100 NV
SAL feet &C Krstson. IN Cameron coun-
~, Texas. together with all improve
a lRnnahoid situated on thn night
of wny az sB&Rdv Hy. CO.. $50 feet long
and 80 feet wide. located In MO Hondo.
In Cameron County. Texas, togeth-
or with all improvements situated
thereon.
ia lsnushoId situated on che hight
cf way or sTLB&M Ry. Co Gas feet long
and II feet wide. located n the town
o. San Benito. IN Cameron County. Tex
AN. together with oil improvements att
unted thereon.
la lemanhoid CA the HTLBMM Ry.
Co.'S right Of way. 900 feet long and 634s
feet wide. located IA San Benito IN
Cameron County. Texas. together with
all improvements situated thereon.
lz-A lehaehold on Y right cf way
on the HB&Hdv ny. Cos 100 feet long
and 3e feet wide. located n Santa Maria.
In Cameron County. Texas. toHeth-
with al the improvements situated
thereon.
! FIRST TRACT: All property located
, 1935-10-22

npun and to be located upon that nur-
tain parcel INK land located mt Rlp Hon
do ln Cameron County. Texas. fully dn~
ncribed a. follows:
commenclng &C a point In the center
line nf tine SB&nGV. Rv. Co.'S main
line track mt RlD Hnnnn. Texas. nMld
point being mt Engineers station A4Au-An,
center line. . distance o. 36S feet 70 q
point which ia D.5 feet distant wantnr-
NV mt right angles from thm nmmtmr lime
rf Hhn Industry track mt thiM location
Tor the point uf beginning. Thence
rortherly IS feet from and parallel %
the center line OF said industry tra1kr
" distance uf ld0 feet tn IA point. Thqmnh
50 feet TO "A point. Thence mDuthHriy mt
right angles. q distance % $50 feet 20
a point. Thence eaaterly at right angles.
"a distance nf sn feet 10 the point nf hn-
ginning. Containing T500 Square fHmt.
All interests nf Wndn & Newton in ana
20 said property as wen a. AT improve
ments thereon are included herein.
SECOND TRACT. all improvements
located upon thm following described
cron County, Texas. described as fol-
lows: Beginning 81 . point which Is 70
feet south OF. measured NC riMnt angles
tn the center lines rf thm main Lime
tract nf thN Point Isabel Extension uf
the BH&RdV Railway Company mB ~-w
constructed at engineers station t44-Si:
Thence east 70 feet distant from ana
parallel 70 haid center line uf main Inns
tract I'M distance nf lDO feet to A point
which iE 65 feet south XXX. measured mt
right angles 70 the center ug the In
dustry track. Thence South Ct right
angles a distance nf so feet to ~ point.
Thence west AK right angles WI distances
nf i0u feet tn M point. Thence north mM
right angle q distance uf 90 feet 20 the
point % beginning. Containing 500
aq1Arm feet. more or ieaA. And NIL In
ternnt uf naid Wade I'm Newton im ana
tn said land and Hlf improvements there
rn included herein. and levied upon an
ne property or wade A Newton. and
ln1t. thR aMmr being the hth dmT nf said
month. ME- Hhg Court House door nf
Cameron County. in thH City uf
Brownsville Texas between the hours
% 10 a. n and 4 , m. BY virtue u
haic levy and anid Order uf Sale. \ will
mmli mmhd mhowm described Real Estate
Mf public wmmnur. fur cmnh tu thm high
80 bidder. ns ths property cf said wade
A Newton.
And in ccmpliancn with law. \ give
thiH notice hy publication An I'm Eng
Ian language once a week fur three on
mecutlva weeks Immediately preceding
said day o. sale. IN The Brownsviile
Herald. a newspaper published 4 n Cam
ercn County. Texas.
witness ny hand tniH iith Any ud
October. 1898.
n. D. LozANo. Constable. Precinct
Number a. Cameron County. Texas.
tn-IA-11-1@-AH-hn7n
, 1935-10-22

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY on CAMERON
Notice In Hereby Given that by virtue
Of a certain Order OF Sale issued gu or
ne l03rd Judicial District Court Of
Cameron County, Texas. on the i4th day
OF October. lo35. by a.. ". Bishop. Clerk
OF nnid Court. for the foreclosure or a
vendors lien fixed I'm the sum or
s4i6. 66. with interest. In favor OF WaxA-
hacnie Bank a. Trust Company, IN
corporated. and costs OF suit. under q
judgment TN Number 1901. in
said Court. and styled Wmxahnchie Bank
a Trust Company VI w. A. Briggs, -
al. placed IN my hands for service. ],
II. ID. Loxano. as Constable Of Precinct
Number 2. Cameron County. Texas. aid
on the latn day OF october. 1895. levy
on the property upon which said ven
doris lien was foreclosed By said judo
ment, described as follows, to-wtt. The
West 1857 acres OF Block No. 80 In Sur
vtys Noe. al and 277 OF the Briggs and
Coleman Subdivision In Cameron Coun-
~. Texas. and levied upon " h prop
erty OF ". A. Briggs. L. H. Briggs. O..
wv. Coleman. and Harbin Citrus Groves.
Incorporated. and that on n First
Tuesday In November. 1905. the ann BE-
ing the sth day Of said month. at the
Court House door Of Cameron County.
in the City OF Brownsville. TEXAS. be-
tween the hours OF 10 a. m. and 4 y. m.
Nv virtue cf said levy m order or
Sale. 7 will sell the said above described
property &c that Of w. A. Briggs. II II.
Briggs. G. ". Coleman. and Hardin Cit
, 1935-10-22

CsuO esd uolJ psnu1luoo)
street. There he and Miss Bolado
disagreed over the change. the young
woman contending that she hao
made proper change.
Officer Suspended
The ranger finally attempted 70
place Miss Boiado under arrest. ac-
cording to the story told investigat-
ing officers, and tried TO take her
from the home. Miss Bolado re-
sisted and neiehbors called the po-
lice. The alleged offense occurred
Sept. 20. but was not revealed BY
the sheriff's department.
The ranger Immediately posted
$500 bond when the young woman
swore out the complaint In justice
court. The officer was called 20
Austin shortly afterward and va
suspended pending q hearing there.
Goen has been a member OF the
ranaer force about two years, &C
cordlna 10 Gonzaulllas.
Gonzaullas left Monday night
after taking statements from Off
GERS who participated In the arrest
and from Miss Bolado.
, 1935-10-22

tContinued from Page One)
diplomatic maneuvers IN the capitals
OF Europe, his military commander
In East Africa pledged himself
anew 70 the complete submission OF
Ethiopia.
II Intend 10 carry out my task
methdoically and resolutely." said
General Emilio de Bono. with full
confidence that events viii justify
Italy's action"
De Bono's forces were concentrated
In northern Africa for the major Of
fensive against Makale. some 90
miles 70 the southeast OF Aduwa.
For days, the troops on the north
ern front have been awaiting the
order 20 advance.
Italian scouting planes reported
the principal concentration OF Ethio-
plans was az Amba Alagi, 50 miles
south OF Makale. In the mountain
Businesses.
See Tedious Advance
With the italian commanders
looking for 4 slow and tedious adj
vance into the interior toward
Makale. there was no immediate
prospect OF a major conflict on the
northern front.
Recurrent rains IN the desert IN
southeast Ethiopia have halted tenn
porarily the advance OF the fascist
legions under General Rudolfo Ora
ziani.
Rain-soaked troops hauled guns
and ammunition carts into position,
through deep mud. ready 10 con-
tinue toward Gorrahei. In the heart
Of Ogaden province strategic
spot in the Italian drive on north
ward toward Harar, the metropolis
OF East Ethiopia.
Tn eearly advance or Grazianis
forces. With their capture OF the
oasis fortress OF Dagnerrei and
their occupation Of the surround
ing deser area OF Sciayele. was not
regarded as Of much consequence
in Adds Ababa.
The Ethiopian forces In the south
east are concentrated 70 the north
Of the present italian position. along
the plateaus bordering the Ogaden
desert areas.