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LANDSLIDE WRECKED
 57-CAR FRE|GHT TRAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29,-A landslide on the Western Pacific tracks 23 miles east of Oroville, wrecked a 57-car freight train, killing two unidentified vagrants and derailing the locomotive and 10 cars.
 The engine and two of the cars turned over but the train crew escaped injury, accoring to dis patches from Oroville divislo n headuuarters to Western Pacific offices here.
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DER MAXIE

NEW YORK, March 29, Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champion, will open his exhibition tour at Pittsburg, April 10, his manager, Joe Jacobs, announced. With Jack Dempsey refereeing his bouts, Schmeling will appear at Boston on the night of April II.
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REQUESTS MILITIA

ZEIGLER, IT., March 29, An air of suppressed excitement pre- vailed in this coal mining city as word was awaited as to the out come of Mayor Smiths appeal to the Governor for State troops to maintain peace and order because of coal mine trouble.
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INDIANS" WON

SANTA BARBARA, March 29,- The Seattle Indians" defeated Pittsburgh 7-6 in the first of two games in an exhibition series here Tuesday.
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FAVORABLE REPORT

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 29, The Senate Territorial commit tee reported favorably on President Roosevelt'S nomination of John w. Troy, Juneau editor, for Governor of Alaska.
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GOING TO WORK

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29, President Roosevelt'S reforeSta- tion plan to employ 250,OO0 destl- ute men was approved by the Senate after elimination ot provl,, sions which provoked organized labor to complain.
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CAIRO THE GREAT

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Mar. Zy, Garbo, SWedis actress, was on her way back to Hollywood aboard a small steamer. She sail ed from her home at GOthenburg with her customary secrecy.
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PROPOSAL APPROVED

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29, The House foreign affairs com mittee approved the adminlstra- tion's proposal to empower Presl- ident Roosevelt to place embargoeS on shipments of arms and munl- tions to foreign countries at con- flict.
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FIRST BEER STAMPS

WASHINGTON, D. o., MATCH z9, The first beer stamps Were in the mails today. The Bureau ot engraving and printing sent the stamps to Internal revenue collec- tors.
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SWEEPING PROPOSAL

A sweeping proposal for Federal regulation of security issues and stock exchanges was submitted for President Roosevelt by Secretary of Commerce Roper.
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DISAGREEMENT

ROME, March 29, Because of disagreement over details, secret negotiations between Russia and Italy for a new trade agreement, have been temporarily interrupted.
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TELEGRAPH BREWT|ES|
HEARST SON MARRIED

PALM BEACH, Fla, March 29, - William Randolph Hearst, Jr., son of the newspaper publisher, and Lorrelle McCarver, actress, were married here.
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LUCKY SEVEN

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, MATCH 29,- From the scene of a disturbance, the patrol wagon started to the police station with II negroes put whe- arriving there were only 4. That lucky seven stepped out when the lock failed to function"
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HOPELESS TASK

BRUNSWICK, Germany, MaIc1l 29, Eight of the IT Socialist members of the Brunswick state diet resigned the party declaring thev had no desire to stand ln the way of the national revolution ana recognized the hopelessness of fur ther opposition.
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ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION

HAVANA, Cuba, March 29, = Ambassador Harry Guggenhelm has announced his resignation, ef- fective April 2. MT. and Ms. Gug- genheim, accompanied by thelr secretary, Burnham Carter, VII! leave Cuba by airplane for Miami on that date.
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TELEGRAPH IDENTITIES

ItLt6hApf UhtWIlt1
 BIT HIS PUP
 SEATTLE, March 29, fingered, Forest Key, 2 years olG. bit his pup. The puppy then bit Forest
 RECEIVED CADETS
 VATICAN CITY, March 29, - Pope Plus received 78 cadets from the training ship California State anchored at Naples during the present Italian visit
 READY FOR HIS BEER KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 29, - At least one person is ready for the return of beer is the thief who entered a brewing company office and took II copper beer mugs.
 LEADS NATIONS STARS PINEHURST, N. C., March 29,- A 20 year-old professional from Shelby, N. C., Pete Webb, led the nations stars at the end of the 18th hole in the 31st 72 hole North and South open golf tournament.
 OVERRULED
 DECATUR, Ala, March 29, A defense motion to quash indlct- ments against seven ScOttsboro negroes accused of assaultlng two white girls was overruled by Judge James Horner.
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 CAME INTO COURT
 NEW YORK, March 29, Helen Kane, stage and night club sin ger, came into Federal court to defend herself against a S5O,OOo suit brought by the Irving Trust Go.
 CHURCHED?
 CANNES. France, March 29, - Former Mayor James J. Walker o1 New York and Miss Betty Comp ton, actress, expect to be marrlec as soon as they have meticulouSly fulfilled every requirement. ot French law, it was reported.
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 ASSASSINATION PLOT
 ROME, March 29, An attempt to assassinate Premier Mussollnl during his recent historic confer ence with Prime Minister Mac Donald of Britain, was averted py Italian secret police, it was reveal ed.
 HOPELESS TASK
 BRUNSWICK, Germany, March 29, Eight of the IT Sociallst members of the Brunswick state diet resigned the party declaring they had no desire to stand m the way of the national revolution ana recognized the hopelessness of fur ther opposition.
 PROPOSAL APPROVED
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29, The House foreign affairs com mittee approved the administra- tion's proposal to empower Presl- ident Roosevelt to place embargoeS on shipments of arms and munl- tions to foreign countries at con- flict.
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 regulation of security issues and stock exchanges was submitted for President Roosevelt by Secretary of Commerce Roper.
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 CARED THE GREAT STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Mar. 20, -Greta Garbo, SWediS actress, was on her way back to Hollywood aboard a small steamer. She sail ed from her home at Gothenburg with her customary secrecy.
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 FIRST BEER STAMPS WASHINGTON, D. C., March 20, The first beer stamps Were in the mails today. The Bureau or engraving and printing sent the stamps to Internal revenue collec- tors.
 GOING TO WORK WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29, President Roosevelt's reforesta- ton plan to employ 250,OO0 destl- tute men was approved by the Senate after elimination Of proVl-. sions which provoked organized labor to complain.
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 LUCKY SEVEN
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 29,- From the scene of disturbance, the patrol wagon started to the police station with II negroes put whe- arriving there were only 4. That lucky seven stepped out when the lock failed to function.
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 ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION HAVANA, Cuba, March 29, - Ambassador Harry Guggenhelm has announced his resignation, ef- fective April 2. MT. and Ms. Gug- genheim, accompanied by thelr secretary, Burnham Carter, Will leave Cuba by airplane for Miami on that date.
 SNOW AT THE CAPITAL WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29, Snow descended upon the capital menacng the early blooming o1 the Japanese cherry trees along the Potomac river which are ex- pected to bloom around April l. Tn furry continued for few hours and melted quickly.
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 WHAT NEXT:
 JUAREZ, Mex, March 29, -DlV- orces here may now be paid for on the installment plan and with a six months period to pay. The or ficial papers are held up until pay ment is completed but the divorce is good and the parties may re- marry before they receive the pap CTS.
 GIRL KILLED
 MADEIRA, Calif., March 29, - Carolne Mordecai, 13 year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Brooks Mordecai, Mareira ranchers, was killed when the car in which she was riding with her aunt, collldeo at an intersection with mach inc driven by T. c. Howard, o1 FerSnO.
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 PETERED OUT
 NEW YORK, March 29, A brief furry of rumors that Madison Square Garden would combine With Jack Dempsey to promote a heavy weight title match between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmellng In June rather than the opposition match each has scheduled, petered out in flat denials from both sides
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 IN FINE SHAPE
 HAZELTON, B. C., March 29,- Mushing from Copper Center te the Chicago World Fair, Slim Williams and his team of mala' mutes arrived here Tuesday. TheJ have covered 1900 miles since No, vember 20. The driver and dog are in fine condition and after z short rest will continue their jour
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READY FOR HIS BEER

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 29, - At least one person is ready for the return of beer is the thief who entered a brewing company office and took II copper beer mugs.
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BIT HIS PUP

BIT HIS PUP SEATTLE, March 29, fingered, Forest Key, 2 years olc. bit his pup. The puppy then bit Forest.
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LEADS NATIONS STARS

PINEHURST, N. C., March 29,- A 20 year-old professional from Shelby, N. C., Pete Webb, led the nations stars at the end of the 18th hole in the 31st 72 hole North and South open golf tournament.
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RECEIVED CADETS

RECEIVED CADETS
 VATICAN CITY, March 29, - Pope Plus received 78 cadets from the training ship California State anchored at Naples during the present Italian visit.
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ASSASSINATION PLOT

ROME, March 2s, An attempt: to assassinate Premier MuSsollnl during his recent historic confer ence with Prime Minister Mac Donald of Britain, was averted by Italian secret police, it was reveal ed.
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SNOW AT THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29, Snow descended upon the capital menacng the early blooming ot the Japanese cherry trees along the Potomac river which are ex- pected to bloom around April l. Tn furry continued for a few hours and melted quickly.
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CHURCHED?

CANNES, France, March 29, IT,. Former Mayor James J. Walker ot New York and Miss Betty Comp ton, actress, expect to be married as soon as they have meticulouSly fulfilled every requirement. of French law, it was reported.
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IN FINE SHAPE

HAZELTON, B. C., March 29, = Mushing from Copper Center to the Chicago World Fair, Slim" Williams and his team of mala- mutes arrived here Tuesday. They have covered 1900 miles since Mo- vember 20. The driver and dogs are in fine condition and after a short rest will continue their jour- neY.
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OVERRULED

DECATUR, Ala, March 29, A defense motion to quash indlct- mentS against seven ScOttSboro negroes accused of aSSaultlng two white girls was overruled by Judge James Horner.
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MADEIRA, Calif., March 29, - Carolne Mordecai, 13 year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Brooks Mordecai, Mareira ranchers, was killed when the car in which she was riding with her aunt, collided at an intersection with a mach inc driven by T. c. Howard, ot F'erSnO.
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CAME INTO COURT

NEW YORK, March 29, Helen Kane, stage and night club sin ger, came into Federal court to defend herself against a $5O,OOo suit brought by the Irving Trust Go.
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PETERED OUT

NEW YORK, March 29, A brief furry of rumors that Madison Square Garden would combine with Jack Dempsey to promote a heavy weight title match between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmellng Tn June rather than the opposition match each has scheduled, petered out in flat denials from both sides
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WHAT NEXT:

JUAREZ, Mex, March 29, Div orces here may now be paid for on the installment plan and with a six months period to pay. The ot- ficial papers are held up until pay ment is completed but the divorce is good and the parties may re- marry before they receive the pap CTS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-27
Gypsy OperettG
TonrorrOU Night

Tomorrow evening at the High
School auditorium, beginning at
8 O'CLOCK, the Gypsy operetta, en-
titled, "Chonita," made up in
three acts, consisting of mystery,
love and drama, will be presented
under the auspices of the Civic
Music Club.
There will be Gypsy dancers, a
unison chorus and part singing,
with world of thought in the
philosophy of Chonita's old nurse,
Daya, the Gypsy fortune teller, it
is stated. The program contains
many speciality numbers, and some
of Key Vests best local talent
will be heard at this time.
- The play is being directed by
Miss Mary Elizabeth Grillon, ably
assisted by Emil Sweeting, who
has had considerable experience
along these lines, it is shown.
From all indications, the per-
formers in this entertainment will
be greeted by a crowded house to-
morrow evening.
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=: SOCIETY ::
MARIE CAPPICK, Editor PHONE 4S6
PHONE 436
Jean Warner In
Musical Program

Jean Warner, eleven-year-old
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Elton
S. Warner of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
niece of Mrs. Warner and the late
L. Russell Warner of this city,
was presented Saturday afternoon
in a musicale in the recital room
of the Pittsburgh Musical In
stitute, Inc, 131, 1873 Bellefield
Avenue, Pittsburgh.
Jean Warner is considered one
of the foremost young women in
the musical world today. She has
visited this city with her parents
and those who met her will be in
terested in her musical progress.
Her program was composed of
piano selections.
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FUNERAL RITES
FOR MRS. Gates
DECEASED, WHO DIED EARLY
SUNDAY MORNING, BURIED
IN AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
]. Gates. age 81, who died at the
residence in Fletcher Lane at 80
o'clock Sunday morning, were held
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock
from the Baptist church where the
body was placed at 2 o'clock, Rev.
w. P. Page officiating.
Survivors are her mother, Mrs.
Isabelle Gates: four sisters, Mrs.
Katherine Weatherford, Mrs. Mary
Sue Demeritt, Mrs. Asa Sweeting,
Mrs. w. P. Monticino; two broth
ers, Jonathan, Jr., and Frank w.
Gates.
Funeral arrangements were in
charge of the Pritchard Funeral
Home. The Ladies Temple of the
Golden Eagle of which she was a
member attended in body as well
as the Knights of Golden Eagle,
who were also present showing re-
spect to the departed member of
the ladies' lodge.
1t might be stated that this was
the first of the family of seven
children to pass away, attaining a
good age at that. and a fact which
makes the family history more in
teresting is that the deceaseds
mother. a few days ago. celebrated
her ninety-third birthday anniver-
sary, while her father, Jonathan
Gates, ST., who died some years
ago, also lived to reach a ripe old
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STRAND THEATER


The Panther Woman''-Kath-
leen Burke, of Chicago, who won
that title and movie contract
over 10000 competitors in a ma
tion-wide contest-makes her
screen debut with Charles Laugh
ton. Bella Lugosi, Richard Arlen,
and Leila Hyams in "Island of Lost
Souls" movie version of H. G.
Wells eerie novel of experiment
and adventure, which is showing at
the Strand Theater tonight.
The Panther Woman" is one
of the most important characters
in the story of the skilled scientist
driven half-mad by his frantic
desire to turn animals into men.
She is the most perfect, the most
successful of his creations.
Laughton plays the role of the
scientist, with Arlen as young
American who has been marooned
on the South Seas Island which
is the center of Laughton's efforts.
Arlen is Mortified at the beast-men
the doctor has produced; is shock
ed beyond endurance when he
finds the beauteous girl who has
nearly succeeded in winning him
from his sweetheart is merely an
other of his creatures.
Aid ultimately reaches him
when Miss Hyams, his sweetheart,
reaches the island in a boat she has
chartered.
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C. A L E " D A X

Monday
Dance at Country Club honorng captain and officers of Italian
ship Colombo.
games building Catho
lie sodaties.
Meeting Temple No. Pythan Sisters at 1880 o'clock
Florida Temple No. l. Ladies of the Golden Eagle will
usual hour.
Tuesday
Ladies' Aid Society of Ley Memorial church meets at o'clock
"Chona" Gypsy at high school at 8 o'clock.
Sparkling Rebeca lodge usual hour Odd Eel
lows hall.
Perry Chapter Order De Moays meeting at o'clock
in Scottish Rite temple =, ;.
World Bible hour at Wesley House at o'clock
Boys Club a Wesley House o'clock
Phanthropc committee of Women's Club will for charity
beginning o'clock club house. 1907 Division street
Wednesday
Primary Boys Club at Wesley House at o'clock
Young Peoples League Wesley House at 1880 o'clock
Thursday
Weekly recreation of people of First Methodist church
at 8 o'clock in Sunday school annex
Sewing classes Wesley House at 43O o'clock.
Friday
Girls Club of La Trinidad church meets at o'clock.
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statistical information regarding
the number of teachers and pupils
in the republic. of which there APP
pear to exist TAFT teachers of
primary instruction in Cuba, and
of which GAIT are women and L.
600 men; of these 6,236 belong
to the white race and 1,161 to the
colored race.
The number of students in the
primary schools is 426,70S, of
which 217,434 are girls and 309,-
274 boys, there being an average
of 81 students per grade.
Private institutions number
some $50, with LAG class rooms
and 1904 teachers who tutor
some 100000 children.
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]. c. Hayes Succeeds
In Landing Sailfish

J. c. Hayes, attorney from
Washington, D. c, captured
a sailfish recently that 10 q
beauty. 1t measures S feet,
z inches, and weighs so
pounds.
For several weeks MIR.
Hayes and o. E. Otto have
been fishing in Key West
waters and while they have
captured many other kinds of
fish that is their first sail.
fish.
Several days ago Mr.. Otto
had one of the finest sail.
fish ever seen in these waters
but the line was too light for
the angler to risk maintaining
the necessary strain and the
fiah escaped.
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Although tax reduction has been
promised, government appears de-
ternlned 10 make the motortsf
the Forgotten Man" States are
contemplating increases In gasoline
tax rates this year. Congress APP
pears TO be inclined Go continue. IL
not 70 increase. the ic Federal gaso-
line tax supposed 20 expire July !
next
The gasoline tax nrsf was mn
posed hy Oregon on February AZ
1919. at le per gallon 70 fnance
roads Cumulative federal state.
county. and community gasoline tax
rates now range from &c TO lie Per
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gallon Gasoline tax revenues for
1854 are estimated az 600. CO., oo
AZ least 500 10000 was diverted
from roads. and further diversions
this year. combined with rate In
ereases. further win load the tax
burden upon the rnOtorist unless he
protestA Additional TAX money paid
by motorists vas lost 70 TAX evaders
and gasoline bootieggeTA gov-
eminent nnding u impossible % col
lect such taxes AZ high ratea This
year the motorsss win be asked 70
pay for q snbeerfuge for tar redae-
ton. TAX shtfting-to the uDtoriSs!
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Women Plan To
SerOe Dinner

Women of the Fleming Street
Methodist church will serve a COM
plete dinner beginning at IA
o'clock Wednesday in the Pythian
Sisters hall, Fleming street, OPP
posite the Fleming Street church.
A delicious and carefully prepared
menu will be served during the
noon hours.
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The president Of the republic
in recent declarations to '"The
New York Times" has manifested
that he proposes to celebrate cleo
tions with absolute guarantees or
impartiality, during the year 1884,
to select the new president, and
that he will not be a candidate in
said election.
Regarding the economic sit
uation he has expressed his firm
belief that about the middle of
the present year it will improve,
commencing with a new budget
which will be completely balanced,
and has declared that the govern
ment will religiously pay all the
interior and exterior debts.
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Colds that Hang On

Don't let them get a strangle
hold. Fight germs quickly. Greco
mulsion combines the q best helps
known to modern science. Power
full but harmless. Pleasant to take.
No narcotics. Your druggist viii
refund your money if any cough
or cold no matter how long stand
ing is not relieved by Creomulsion.
(adv.)
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends who
contributed the beautiful floral Of
ferings, gave the use of their cars
or in any way helped to alleviate
our sorrow during the death of
Mrs. Eliza Gates. We assure you
chat your kindness will never be
forgotten.
JONATHAN GATES AND
FAMILY. feb27-1t
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sf According to information from
the Department of Commerce in
Washington, commerce between
Cuba and the United States, dur
ing the year 1882 amounted to
$84,933,000, of which $685.
600 correspondent to Cuban ex-
portations, and SIG, $780, 200 to i'm
portations.
These figures show to what ex-
tent the acquiring powers have
decreased, as well as the value of
our products, since in 1881 those
figures reached $90,059,000 for
expectations, and $47,985, 900 for
importations.
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Entertain On
Board "IdIer''

Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph
Porter entertained informally at
tea yesterday afternoon aboard
their houseboat Idler, in honor of
the captain and officers of the
Italian training ship Colombo.
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Miss c. CarmOna
Entertains Glass

The senior class of the Convent
of Mary Immaculate met Friday
afternoon with Miss Consuelo
Carmona, 410 Virginia street,
where Michigan was played dur
ing the afternoon hours. A. dainty
refreshment course was enjoyed
by the following guests, Misses
Mary Brantley, Janice founders,
Marjorie .Gwynn, Persis Saunders,
and Consuelo Carmona, hostess.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-27
Taxes Consume Nearly
One Third OF Average
Dollar Spent for Gasoline

Twentynne cents Of every dollar the average motorlst
spent for gasoline in 1882 went pay State and Federal
taxesl These leves reduced approximately by onethrd
the gasoline purchasing power of the dollar Money with
which the motorst could have bought fourth gallon
went to pay taxes on the first three. travelling 10
miles per gallon went only Is miles instead of 100 TO
the dollar!
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INHERITs GOOD SUM.

MANSFIELD, Arthur. b.
tori walked out of Jail in this city,
to learn he had inherited $4,000
and a garage at Fort Wyane, Ind,
while serving out fine for OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses.
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UNIQUE GROWTH

FREEPORT, Me.-A tree near
this city is growing from the limb
of a dead tree, ten feet from the
ground.