Word: signed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Broadwayites regarded as a sure sign of returning prosperity the return of public interest in stage morality, guessed that burlesque was dead-for a while...
Noticing a "For Rent" sign on a vacant farmhouse near Chicago's suburban Deerfield, a passerby stopped in to look around. In the backyard he heard feeble whimpers coming from a little shack, smashed a window. Braving a nauseous stench, he crawled inside, found six Scotch terriers huddled in a corner. Obviously near death from stifling and starvation, the six little dogs were rotting bags of bones, their teeth and gums infected, their bodies covered with shiny black spots where their hair had fallen...
Returning a broadcast given by the Glee Club last year for music appreciators in France, the University of Dijon's choral society will sign over the Columbia network today...
...redecoration of premises during occupancy is, of course, a commonplace in business houses and apartment houses and not infrequently in residences. When you sign a lease for an apartment or house, you will generally find that one of the clauses gives the owner the right to enter the premises at any reasonable hour to make repairs...
Greene and Comora joined the only other outsider present, a New York Jour nal reporter named Joseph Denove. After the garrulous black "God" had been at it for two hours, and showed no sign of concluding although it was 3 a. m., even Harry Greene grew bored watching. They approached the platform, where Comora in legal fashion smartly tapped Father Divine on the chest with the summons. According to the process server, Father Divine shouted "Ugh!" or "a sort of a yell," and the assembly room became uproar...