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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1928 PARK RID, NV, lust of .I4dti,nE7s I45hmBs
pie pie. Free garaee CO 1855.
1858 10TH NW.-SINGLE. DOUBLE
ROOM. CLEAN. BEAUTIFUL HOME.
EVERY COMFORT; WONDERFUL TABLE.
14l0 18th sT.-suitable for three; front
and bath; excellent food and service 10
1922 N ST.-Attractive dormer room. suit
able for three. D windows; good meals
congenial surroundings. 10
1910 10th NW-Attractiye double room
in modern club; excellent food and service
also vacancy for young man. 10
l734 NEW HAMPSHIRE, AYE y17 wc e cLEB5 dTE
RESIDENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE; ONE
1860 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Double room
meals; reasonable. Phone co. 1O46o.
I343 EUCLID-Attractively furnished, sin;
$50; week. So and 81. CO: 1922.
1913 10th NV, Near Scott Cirele-Va-
cancy for young man, to share studio room.
shower bath; excellent meals: reasona Bile
daSble R sp ASs Sath Other eems Sn
corner house; individual table service. l5'
2O23 r AT .CONN.-Gentlemen; vacancy
bath: m Carefully planned meals: reasonable
1925 MASS. AVE. NW.--Vacancy for
young lady; all conveniences; S32 so
month. 10
1927 MASS. AVE NW-Double or single
newly furnished rooms; best home cooking;
walking distance; reasonable.
2OO3 COL. RD. N.W.-Attention Single
room, clean and comfortable. ami; Sou
thern home cooking; IS week. DE. 3302.
o30O 18th ST NW.-Nice hall bed room
and good meals. SIS month. 81 per week.
.s42 27th ST. NW-Single and double
room, private family; convenient car and
bus line; reasonable; board optional.
1907 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-Large
front rm., suitable for >. or single; board
optional; reas. North 1924.
1885 18th ST NW.-Nice clean room
near bath, for one or two gentlemen. Ap-
ply Apt. !.
HELENE CLUB FOR GIRLS 1880 II 9Th St
n.w.-A few vacancies in this distinctive
home; excellent meals; rates reasonable.
1909 KENNEDY ST. NW-NiceIy furn
xins.. dbl rm.. priv. detached home. de-
lshtful neigh, near 10Th: excellent meals.
15'
1907 18th ST NE. Brooklend-Nce cor
ner front room. next bath; shower; private
home: gentleman or employed couple. Ia
HAVE LARGE ROOMS. with or without
board, Call North 1870 or 1871 r St NV,
1752-54-56 Que NV.
Nicely fur, comfortable single or double
e.. centrally located; excellent meals; reas.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

5oNf7IETELY FURNISHED MODERN
nomes-All good r.w. sections: rents rea-
sonable: csr and guide free. 2S14 Conn.
ave. NV. AID. 6S63.
SUPERB HOME LOCATION. NEAR 18th
and Col. I'd. Zoo Park and every desirable
business. school and churchill redeco-
rated rooms. 10 closets, 3 baths. parQuetry
noors hot-water heat. Must be seen to be
appreciated. AID. 6370-J. 15s
BED ROOMS, 9 BATHS LARGE YARD.
karage; near Bureau of Standards; con-
xenient transportation; s1o0. CL. 1914
1889 NEWTON ST. NV. ONT. PLEAS
anti .-Attractively furnished, modern; &
rooms, porches; comfortable Summer
home; near Rock. Greek Park; convenient
to stores and transportation; available
May ] to Oct. l. Call Columbia OF Go.
NV. SECTION; CORNER. DETACHED;
four bed rooms. Frigidaire, oil burner.
double garage; attractively furnished; baby
grand piano. sun par lor and open flre-
place; reas For appt.. call NO. .0576,
Apt 1O9; all day Sat. and Sun. after D
pm. week days. 10.
SEVEN ROOMS. AT UNFURNIsHED RATE.
tc adults May to September inclusive;
Inquire evenings. 1647 Hobart st. 15H
FURNISHED HOUSES, AL SECTIONS;
II NV. NATIONAL 557S.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


APARTMENTS FURNISHED AND I'M.
furnished; any location Can M co,iis,
Adams 269s: no charge Tor service.
EtXHCLQsIvE EXC NV. sECTIoN-BEAUTI-
1umy iI furnished 5-room and porch apt;
S discriminating taste. or rent room with
nome privileges TO at SIS each. AID. $50?
254o 18th N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED
front apt; rooms k. and b.: gas and
eaee' 1ne64 1nei4aed employed adults or families
2301 CONN. AvE-FIVE-RoOM APART
ment. mem. hall. living room. dining room.
open porch 0eT IGo%s II baths dslEhp
Phone North 3764 or PO. O94S.
SI6 81 sth sW. ACROSS SMITHSONIAN
parE; lst-foor apt. comp. furn.. heat,
light gas. linens. ETC.; newly decorated.
THOMAS CIRCLE. 1923 M-FIRsT FLOOR:
two rooms, kitchenette, bath, reception
' hSt' exceptionally nice. clean. quiet; Teas.
ONE OF WALLACE BRYANT's ARTISTIC
small apis. sunshine all sides: access to
lovely. big garden. 1915 G st. NV q
S6l6 18th ST: ,N.W.-oN HEIGHTS AT
Sentral High school: one complete house
keeping room: semi-priVate bath
FREE RENTAL AGENCY CAR AND c;17TDr
ME. 1947: NIGHTS q SUN. dE. R 4s9s g n y: y:
OWNER LEAVING TOWN; BROOM AND
exeelientlg l'Ge iecst.d tiIrnishsd she apartment $40
pm. and ME: 1903 after s. uIS! IL.
KALORAMA RD.-3 ROOMS SLEEPING
P9ren Pmsm. and nSdo bath; breakfast and dinner.
1909 VERMONT AVE-oNE ROOM Ann
kitchenette. S25 and $50 inclndina co.
elec. and tanitor service. e"''
500. SILVER SPRING AVE, SILVER
Spring~2,room attractive apt, neat and
clean; $50 per month. am
OR ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR LHK
or roomers. ami. Phone Lincoln 947i-R.
l414 44th st. ne. Kenilworth. lis.
% Idc0 BLOCK CONN AvE-LovELY
and sshsn aha s95 9sth Noih Nfrnshed
1000 BLOCK CONN. AVE-I,OVFTy
room. kitchen. bath; furnished. INCLUDING
gas and light. S45. NO. lOlOg. Burdette
3152 18th. NV ROOMS. KIT BATH
well well furnished; near car; gas. light.
sspARSIMENTS: AZ FuRN: AND UNPURN.; /.
able. 113l st. NV, Apt. g
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY; APARTMENT
a.y xseH nsa: nSss fnsfss nA s4!s
LIvlNG-BED, ROOM. KITCHEN. 81; I1v-
ing room ana bed room. large kitchen. SIS;
private bath; adults only. Ibs
WANTED CoNGEN1AL.. YOUNG EN-
from front apt. with another. co. 5000. Apt
1903 PHELPS PL. NEAR CONN. AVE. AND
living room. double bed room. single bed
room, kitchen and bath; $50 month. 15s
1903 23rd ST; NW-ONE ROOM AND
kitchenette apt. $3.50 week. Also one
room, nicely furnished, at 2OS St NV
suitable for couple. So wk. 15'
1920 NEWTON ST. Nw.-3rd FLOOR, .
large rooms. kitchen, bath. gas. elec.. heat;
adults; $40. Is"
KNOWLTON. 22e7 goth ST. NV APT.
20S-Lady will share 3-rocm apt. or rent
one bed room to lady; kitchen PRIVILEGES 15s
833 7th ST. N.E.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor, 3 rooms. kitchen, bath, rear porch;
all conveniences; SAB; garage. S4. 16'
$4,000. 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
400. FAIRMONT ST. NV
Two spacious rooms, reception hall,
large kitchen. tiled bath room; COM
ple:ely furnished in unusually fine
tsste; everything absolutely clean; To-
csred in high-class building; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
See MISS MeNIEIL, Resident Manager.
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NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
Modern 8-rm. and bath brick dwelling.
in excellent condition. with good yards.
Garage and paved alley. Price. Sc. 500.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO.
District $3.50. Ola G ct. NV,
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frigeration; artistically decorated; built-tn
garage. Call Ma. 9240. or evenings CLeve-
land 1908.
OLD GEORGETOWN HOME.
One Of those old homes SO frequently
rooms. GOOD lot to 15-foot alley, This
we, are quoting a price Of $4,000. which
lent property, at total cost far below
that at which comparable home may
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT
1904 Vermont of" ma. $3.50.
FOR COLORED-SUITABLE FOR PHYSI-
clan: 4-story. bay-window brick dwelling;
good location, near Washington Circle; /
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. electricity.
Very reasonable for quick sale to settle
E. M. HODGE CO. INC,
WEST 1877 3O3S Eye st. NV.
$4,000 BUYS A SEMI-DETACHED GROOM
and bath brick house. built-in garage.
paved street and alley; convenient location
Nv. h. Truly a real bargain. Terms.
$500 cash. S35 per month.
PAUL p. STONE. NO. 747I.
1906 KILBOURNE PL Nw-DESIRABLE
3-story Colonial home containing 8 rooms
(including 4 bed rooms). large glass-in-
closed sleeping porch. 2-car brick garage.
all modern improvements. This aItre ctive
home is q bargain at the price offered.
For insnect'on. call Mr.. Mitchell
DONNETLY L. PLANT. INC.
1874 Park Rd. Columbia 0S38.
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2257 QUE ST. NV.
Private home; large, quiet room adloln-
tns path. NO. 5525.
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FORT SIOCUM PARK

$500 CASH. sos MONTH.
Just like new; 2-story brick, 8 rooms.
tiled bath with shower. front porch,
screened double rear porches. electric re-
frigeration; artistcally decorated; built-in
garase. Call Ma. 9240. or evenings CLeve-
land
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NEw-HOUsE BUYER.

inspect To-Day by Appointment.
Priced below present construction cost,
S9.35Q to S9.950; 2 large rooms. com
room; 1880, cash, balance arranged like
rent. Located west Of 18th st. Call Mr..
Bennett, d. 3347; res. phone. GE. 229S.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1928 14th st. NV DI. 3347.
LOVELY MODERN BUNGALOW IN BEAU
tiful woodbridge; nice lot, eastern exposure.
with large front porch. h-wh.. ami.
PAUL P. STONE. NO. 747l.
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107 2nd ST NE.-l1 r.. B.. H.-WH.
cleo. $1,000
1869 Rosedale st. n.e.-6 r.. b.. h.-w.h.,
elec $3.50
219 st. n.e-s T., b., h.-a h.. elec
$500. Submit offer.
7213 Blair I'd. n.w.-S r.. b.. h.-w.h,
cellar. porches. S65.00.
6lS Quebec ST. NV r. b.. INV. n,
cleo garage. $4,000.
I43 Kentucky ave. s.e.-6 r. b, h.-w.h,
garage, 500 90.
1913 South Capitol st T., b.. cleo.
JOHN SCRIVENER Il BRO,
9l4 G NV. Dl. 336o
INSPECT TODAY.
Modern Colonial home of T. K b.,
built-in garage. electric refris.-
o45 CONCORD AVE NV
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
-H3 10Th ST N w
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RENT-SUHTRRAN


BUNGALOW-MODERN NEHRBY MARY
iano and Va; to s rms. bath: SIS 10
ShL; auto service for your inspection.
LESLIE D. MEAsELL. Cleveland 4733.
4l5 BuTTERNUT ST. TAKOMA PARK,
u. very attractive Broom kitchenette
ano bath apt. large outside rooms; rent,
81 so H. L. THORNTON GE 229I
aIter D pm. caH GE. 44l0.
PARTLY FURN-. R. & B.. CLOSETS. .
porches. garage. fireplace. furnace: large.
Shsoy lawns; ami Hyatts. 39l-M
SLIGO. MD, SPRING sT.-6 ROOMS
Ss,ml-oetached. ami. garage. E. C. pow
GROOM HOUSE. PARTLY FURN. OR UN-
Iurn.; garage. large garden. Knowles
ave. kensington. Nd. Call Kensington
Nearby Nd -Six-room bunRalow. hath
gas. eiec. corner lot. on concrete road, bus
line. j RIDLEY SHIELDS, gO1 18th 81.
NE. 1878. Hyatts. 7S6-M. I5'
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CORNER APT. SOUTHEAST EXPOSURE
. rooms. kitchen and bath. elec. refrigera-
ton newly decorated; $50 per month. see
xf
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Z rooms kitchen and bath with shower.
large screened porch; modsrn @ elevate y1UH,
bldg: GAS, ELEC. and REFRIGERATION
Included in rent; excellent condition. See
resident manager. The Quincy Apis. Sll
Quincy st n
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CIAVERLEE. 646 IRVING ST. NV
Modern. . rooms, kitchen. hall, bath. 6Xl 3
porch, Kelvinator. garage; S44.5O. Apt: !.
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3S r ST. NE ROOMS AND KITCHEN.
semi-private bath; gas and elec. furnished;
priYAte home: reasonable.
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5O23 4th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. sleeping porch. gas. heat and light
included. S45 month.
: ROOMS. CLOSED-IN PORCH AND
pantry. automatic heat. elec. refrig- ga
rage; high elevation; $50. 1912 18th st.
Sc AT lo3H
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FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM
the usual beehive see Wallace Bryants
]. . and 2 room apartments. open hre-
places. lots Of sunshine Can furnish.
1QIR n St
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VISIT
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

4425 GARFIELD ST.
S23.50000.
Large broom 3-bsth house. . large
living porches. recreation room; beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED.
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1879 x ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. cont. hot water. southern exposure.
long hall closet space: S35. Couple pre-
farrad. Children
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b33O COLORADO AVE NW.-3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; Frgidaire; reasonable
rental Resident MANAGER. Apt. 20G.
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AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Real Estate Department.
,5tb pa Ave NV. MA. 4SI5.

TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE MOD
ern houses. in excellent condition;
1867 Bird ne. $1,000, and III"
Abbey pl. ne. taround the cor
look at these houses.
ROSS & PHELPS, l4l7 x st. NV.
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RIVERSIDE PARK-A STRICTLY HIGH
class white residential community OF new
homes. Visit I70l G ST. NE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07

AT Florida City the highway
crosses a drainage canal--now the
road runs through the low plain
of the Everglades to the tip Of
FlOrida's mainland where a great
causeway carries the road between
Barnes Sound and Card Sound TO
the first verdant Coral island Of
the Florida Keys that nestle be
low the tip of the sunshine state.
Key Largo. farthest north of the
islands which The Overseas High
way threads into an emerald along
an imaginary line where Ocean
and Gulf meet.
Through miles of primeval will
derness the paved highway
stretches onward. The tall West
Indian hardwoods, rank tropical
underground. tall pines and sturdy
oaks-brought here by the wind.
birds and tides-are a screen that
hides the clearings where Lines,
Banana Melons, Watermelons,
Cantelopes and many fruits and
vegetables are raised. A break in
the screen discloses these agricul-
tural activities against u back
ground of waters Astounding in
edible fish, crawfish, turtle and
Continued on Page Four
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Especial to The Citixen)

TALLAHASSEE, Aug. r.
Governor Dave Sholtz today pro-
claimed the week starting August
IL as one of prayer and thanks-
giving by people of Florida, to ex-
press sympathy for stricken peo-
pies of fellow nations and states
and to give thanks for blessings
that have accrued to Florida.
The proclamation was issued,
the governor stated, with par
ticular view to recent strife and
uprisings in European and South
American nations.
Following is the resolution in
full:
Whereas, peoples of the
European and South American
continents are and have been torn
by civil and international war
fares, by national and financial
upheavals that breed fear for life
and happiness, and by want and
hunger; and
Whereas, the people of other
states in our own nation are and
have been beset by strife and diff
ficulties from the hands of God
and man, in such agencies as I'M
employment. drought, disease,
labor troubles and national
crime wave; and
Whereas, the people of Flor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07
A. ADAMS NAMED
TO HIGH OFFICE
in ELKS' LODGE
FORT PIERCE RESIDENT AP-
POINTED DISTRICT DEPUTY
GRAND EXALTED RULER
FOR DISTRICT

Alto Adams, of Fort Pierce,
Fla, has been appointed District
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of
the Elks for the district known as
Florida, East. Word to this eff
feet has just been received by Key
West Lodge SOL from Michael F.
Shannon, of Los Angeles, who was
elected Grand Exalted Ruler of
the order at the grand lodge con-
vention held in Kansas City last
month.
A year of intense activity un-
der the orders two major objcc-
tives, its Pro-American and Youth
Movement, has called for the Sc
lection of outstanding personnel
for the ranking official in each
district. :.
The Grand Exalted Ruler will
outline his policies and program
for the ensuing year with the
newly appointed district deputies
at series of conferences sched-
uled this month for Boston. At
lantic City, Asheville, Dallas.
Omaha, Colorado Springs, Port
land, San Francisco and Chicago.
He will travel by plane and cover
10000 miles in 10 days.
District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler Adams was initiated into
the order in 1920 at Pensacola.
He has been active in the Fort
Pierce Lodge since its institution
in 1925 and practicing law in this
state since his graduation from
Florida University in 1921. He
is also active in the Fort Pierce
Rotary Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07
AQUARIUM TO BE
in READINESS ON
OR ABOUT OCT. |
DIR. VAN DEUsEN. BIOLOGIST.
WILL COME TO KEY WEST
TO WITNESS OPENING OF
FERA Project

Provided there are no setbacks
in construction nor changes in the
plans of the FERA, it is assured
that the Key West Aquarium viii
be in readiness by October 1
DIR. Robert o. Van Deusen,
biologist with the Philadelphia
Aquarium, who was here at the
inception Of the work and has a
deep interest in its completion,
has made arrangements to be in
Key West at the opening.
Officials Of the administration
said this morning that there will
be nothing left undone by the
date set for the opening. All of
the connections in the piping will
be ready, The pumps in shape to
fill the tanks and all electrical in
stallations finished.
Before that date the bottom Of
the tanks will be made more like
the natural habitat of fish with
coral and other under sea growths.
The only action which will be
necessary on October 1, it was
said, will be to start the pumps,
fill the tanks and introduce the
specimens to their new homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07
Key Westers Are Being Urged
To Join Hospitality League

ed as housing, guide and enter
tainment committees and win
handle all matters pertaining to
the class of activity covered by
their assignments.
NJ. E. Gilfond, publicity direc-
tor, has had great deal of ex-
perience in matters of this kind
and has been devoting his time
and thought to formulating the
plans for this hospitality league
with the idea of putting over the
plan in big way.
Another idea is the establish
ment of a Key West Hospitality
House, where visitors will be wei
coined and entertained. There
will be a piano, different games
and other forms of amusement
where both visitors and Key West
ers can get together and make the
hours pleasant.
While this idea has not been
worked out it is now under con-
sideration and will be given the
necessary publicity when plans
have been perfected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07
AS TARPON EXPERT
DUNCAN QUALITIES
SON OF LOCAL FERA ADMIN
ISTRAToR HOOKED BIG
ONE LAST NIGHT

Robert Duncan, son of B. NJ.
Duncan, local administrators of
the FERA, easily won his spurs"
as a tarpon fisherman last night.
Under the guidance of Captain
John Sawyer. he, in company
with Rev. James S. Day and How
ard M. Day, went out for an eve
nlng's sport.
Shortly after putting over their
lines, young Robert hooked
whopper, and was successfully
bringing him to gaff when the
line parted.
Of course, it is always the big
gest fish that gets away. but Rev.
Day backs up the statement that
he was at least a hundred FOUNDER.
Roberts luck still held, how
ever, when he succeeded in hook
ing and landing second fish,
weighing So pounds, and measur-
ing 5 feet, 2 inches. The party
had several other strikes, and
spent wonderful evening.
This morning, Robert posed
with the catch at the Thompson
Fish company and had several
photographs taken of the fish and
himself. The fish is mentioned first
as Bob was so much smaller than
the silver king it appeared impos-
sible that boy his age and weight
could handle it.
The other members Of the par
ty say that As an exponent of the
sticktOit idea and purposefulneSs
Robert is shining example, as he
was in the stern of the boat with
his knees pressed against the
cOaming putting up struggle
which meant only victory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07
Solicitor BustO Conducts
Thorough Probe In Primary Matter

County Solicitor J. r. Busto is
continuing the work of investigat-
ing alleged fraudulent acts and in
fractions of the criminal law in
connection with the primary cleo
tions in Key West.
The solicitor said today he was
still examining witnesses and had
a number of them to be summoned
within the next few days to be
quizzed in order to get every
angle of the situation in conform
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MISS SPOTTSWOOD
ARRIVES LATE TO
FILL ENGAGEMENT
KEY WEST GIRL WANTS Po-
LICE OF PHILADELPHIA TO
AID IN SEEKING SON OF
WEALTHY ITALIAN
nv Associated Prs..l

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. T..
Mary Louise Spottswood. 20, yes
terday sought Cesare BorsarelIi.
90, to fill date" she said she
came all the way from Florida to
keep-even if three days late.
Asking the aid of police last
night, Miss Spottswood, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spots
wood of Key West, described
Borsarelli as the son of wealthy
Italian nobleman and an Oxford
and Harvard student.
They became good friends in
Europe last year, she said. al
though they were not engaged.
Miss Spottswood said she came
home and Borsarelli, just out of
Oxford then, journeyed to Har-
ward to receive the degree of mas
ter of science.
They planned to meet in Phil
adelphia on July rs. Borsarelli
arrived on time and went to q
hotel in Camden. N. j., Miss
Spottswood explained, but she did
not reach this city until July rs
and on that day Borsarelli
checked out of the hotel. The
hotel management said he left no
forwarding address.
Something must have happen
cd to him, for il he was all right,
know he would come to me, or
would get in touch with me" Miss
Spottswood said.
Borsarelli. she added, is six
feet tall, weighs about 1870. has
blue eyes. blond hair and fair
complexion. and is ''the incest man
in the world"
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Sholtz Issues Proclamation On
Prayer And Thanksgiving Week

ida have thus far been afflicted
in a major sense by none of these
agencies of evil, but instead have
enjoyed. by virtue of their own
labors toward the peace and dig
nifty of life and by virtue of the
bounties in living conditions
heaped upon them by a merciful
Providence, far greater happiness
in and content of their everyday
life; and
Whereas, the tangled problems
of finance that plague the people
of the state as individuals and
the government units of the
state, appear to have been solved I;
"Now, therefore, / David
Sholtz, Governor of the State Of
Florida, call upon citizens of
Florida to devote the day of Sun
day, August IL, and the week
thereafter. jointly Ito prayers of
sympathy Tor those stricken peO-
pie of our fellow nations and
states, and to prayers of Thanks
giving for the benefits and riches
of life that have accrued to the
people of our state.
"In witness whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State Of
Florida to be affixed at ITALIA
hassee. the capital. this fifth day
of August. A.. d. 1884.
"DAVE SHOLTX,
Governor.
attest:
"ROBERT A. GRAY,
Secretary of State"
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ity with the Instructions received
from Governor Sholtz.
Up TO the present there has
been number Of witnesses exam
med and their testimony Is now
being Transcribed from the stenO-
graphic notes. At all of the ex-
aminatiOns d stenographer is used
and a perfect record Of the testl-
mOny made.
As soon a. the evidence Is all
ready Mr.. BustO will make a study
of his findings and decide just
what course is to BE- pursued.
In a statement TO The Citizen
last week he stated he had found
some evidences of fraud in the
Fifth and Seventh Precincts ina
the First Primary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-08-07
CONCERT TONIGHT
ON CAMP GROUNDS
AT FORT TAYLOR
EXCELLENT PROGRAM AR
RANGED TO BE RENDERED
UNDER DIRECTION OF
CAESAR LA MONACO

After a days work. a period 81
pleasure. and this applies 10 the
soldier as well as the civilian. Ia
order that the officers and men.
of the 265th Regiment Florida
National Guard and their Key
West admirers may have a period
of pleasure this evening. Warrant
Officer Caesar LaMonaca has
arranged a concert 10 begin 2
O'Clock at Fort Taylor.
There are several numbers on
the Program which will delight
lovers of vocal music aud the
entire program has been arranged
with a view to offering something
little different from the usual
program offered by a regimental
band.
Program
March, "Officer of the Day"
Hall
Concert Waltz. Blue Danube"
Strauss
Popular, "a Thousand Good
Night" Donaldson
3.-"Uncle Toms Cabin" a pic
ture dream Of the Old South
Lampe
Wagon Wheels" vocal solo,
Frank Purnell IIHi
4.-SOpranO solo. "L'Amour Tuu-
jOurs L'AmOur." Myrtle
Woodward Friml
5.-March Song. "The 265th
Coast Artillery" F. y. G..
Respectfully dedicated 10
Lieutenant Colonel NJ r.
Woodward (first time play
ed La Monaco
Popular, "The East Roundup"
Hill
G.-Descriptive, "The Only Tune
The Band Could Play was
Aud Lang Syne AZ Have
Popular. Cocktails for Two"
Johnston