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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-05
LECALS

IN THE GJBrTIT cOERT OF
STATE or FLORIDA. TWEN-
fifth JUDICIAL GJhfEIT.
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
HERMAN ri. GOODRICH,
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE,
CELIA S. GOODRICH.
Defendant.
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed In the above stated cause That
Celia s. Goodrich. the defendant
therein named is a nonresident of
the state OF Florida, and that her
present residence and whereabouts
are unknown; that said defendant
is over the age of twenty-one years:
that there is no person in the state
OF Florida. the service OF a sum
mons in Chancery upon whom would
bind said defendant.
II is therefore Ordered that said
nonresident be and she is hereby
required To appear tn the bin OF the
eomulainant on or before Monday.
the 18th day Of May A. H. le34,aother-
wise the allegations OF the said bill
VIII be taken as d<0gsse9 Ay SAID
defendant
II is further Ordered that this or
der he published onee each week
for four consecutive weeks In The
Key West Citizen, newspaper pub
lished In Monroe County. Florida.
Ordered this March I4th, A. ID.
1894.
lsEAL1 ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk ut Circuit Court.
RAYMOND X. LORD.
Solicitor for Complainant.
maris-22-es: apr5-la
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FERNANDEZ CASE
CALLED UP TODAY
DEFENDANT CHARGED WITH
STEALING CHICKENS, wAIv-
ED EXAMINATION

]. NJ. Fernandez was arraigned
for preliminary hearing this morn
ing in the court of RogeliO Co
mez, justice of the peace. on q
charge of having stolen chickens
from the home Of Mitchell White,
400 Seminary street.
The accused waived preliminary
examination before the justice, de-
Gliding he preferred to take the
case to the criminal court, direct
Theft of the chickens, alleged to
have been taken by Fernandez
took place last Sunday night. In
the issue of The Citizen Of Mon
day a reward of $40 was offered
for the arrest and conviction Of
the thief.
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MEACHAM CUP
QUALIFYING Is
NOW UNDER WAY
MATCH PLAY AT GOLF
COURSE TO BEGIN NEXT
WEEK; SIXTEEN PLAYERS
TO COMPETE FOR TROPHY

VIM. Demeritt, Jr., will defend
his Meacham Cup title against a
.. snappy field next week over the
local golf course.
All local golfers are requested
to turn in qualifying scores before
Sunday night in order to announce
the pairings in Mondays issue of
/ The Citizen. The championship
fight will consist of sixteen play
ers, with the beaten eight of the
first round matches playing in a
separate consolation flight.
This trophy is highly priced, and
must be won three times in order
that the cup may become perman-
ent possession. Bob Spottswood
has two legs on it, and last year
Demeritt came through to win.
This tournament will be follow
! ed closely with the city champion
ship, when Joe Lopez will defend
his title against the field, This
title has been held the last five
years by DIR. w. p. Kemp; Bob
Spottsw0od, Glen C, Price and
Joe Lopez.
A number of new golfers have
taken up golf in the past year or
so and show promise of making
the old guard sit up and look to
their laurels in the forthcoming
tournaments, it is shown.
Golfers are requested to signify
their intentions of qualifying be-
fore playing to Ernest Roberts at
the starter house, and turn in
score cards at the finish of the
round.
The local team expects to play
,, return match in Miami in the
near future, and it is imperative
that this tournament get under
way, and that matches be played
promptly. it is stated.
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THREE OF FIVE
LEADING HITTERS
ON STARS TEAM
cHETA BAKER TOPS QUINTET
OF 800 BATTERs WITH .3s2
AVERAGE; oUINTAN LOPEZ
NEXT WITH 1866
By o. L. MILAN

Three of the five leading bat
tiers of the city loop are members
of the Stars team.
Cheta Baker, who came to the
Stars in the second-half because
the Sluggers had no room for him,
tops the quintet of 800 hitters
with a 1893 clip. Baker dropped
from .440 by going hitless in last
Sundays contest.
Quintan Lopez is next with a
1866 percentage. Lopez, of the
Pirates, took day off last week
and that's probably the reason
why his average did not either
drop or take an upward climb.
Next we find Lucilo Gonzalez,
Sluggers' ace twirler, who leads
his club in the batting ranks and
third in the big five with 1868. Lit
tie Lucilo is great help to the
Sluggers with his little, mighty
strong arm as well as with his bat
ting ability.
Howard Gates, Stars remark
able underhand ball pitcher, comes
in fourth with a batting percent
age of 1850, just six points below
the great Lopez and three under
Gonzalez. Gates box work is
what's really keeping the Youths
club on top.
The fifth batter is the blonde
headed first sacker of the Ace
vedos. Philip Swain, who is clip
ping the pin at a 1913 rate.
Quintan Lopez, Pirates; Lucille
Gonzalez. Sluggers and Howard
Gates, Stars, three of the best
hurlers in the city today, are in
the big five which goes to show
the fans that besides doing a great
deal of work from the mound,
these pitchers have also been .
great help to their respective clubs
with the sticks.
The names of all 800 or better
hitters viii be published in the
sports column of The Citizen
weekly. The list viii appear in
Thursdays issue each week.
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yoa np q mess OF crooked neck
squash fore his beans get more'n
blossoms on them
~FiaEe you ordered your trees Jet,
Mr.. ScoEeldg'' she asked n small, shy
man on the other fringe.
~snre have. Miss Judy, waiting for
the dam TO be in fore their deliv.
cred. though. SOS they won't get
washed out fore they are rooted. :
Miss Judy spoke up his wife.
remember them rags was about 70
hurn and yoa told me not tor Wen
I dyed them like you said and ! got
the prestiest erocheted rus In Big
Ton Town"
An hour later. . distracted Del.
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Chapter 2s
JuDITH's LETTER

JUDITH DALE stepped to the door
to greet the natives of Big Tom
Town. She expected to see the same
'scrawpy. I'll nourished crowd she
had left there eight months before.
True. Big Tom had arranged loans
for the heads OF the families, and
she herself had arranged to have
eases Of canned milk sent in. but
even at that she was unprepared for
the change.
The people who stood before her
were not cowed. broken, lifeless in.
dividuals. they were sturdy. self.
respecting land people. The new
confidence born in them with proper
p0urishment and hope for the fu.
ture. showed in the carriage of the
men. the clothing Of the women.
Miss Lane that Is Mrs. Dale, +"
seoggins the leader was speaking
In a sOnorous voice. Eve have come
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THREE MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED
THESE WERE ISSUED BY
COUNTY JUDGE SINCE
FIRST OF APRIL

Since the first day of April
there have been three marriage IL
censes issued from the office of
Judge Hugh Gum. as follows:
Julius Watson and Corinne Bak-
err; Edmund Rabagny and Mizpah
Roberts; Felician0 Moderne and
Maria Lucrecia Armas.
Mr.. Rabagny and Mrs. Rob-
erts were joined together in we'd
lock yesterday afternoon 4 o'clock
in the office of the probate judge
Judge Gum officiating.
Mr., Moderne and Miss Armas
were made man and wife 5 o'clock
in the afternoon in the office OF
the Judge. The ceremony was
performed by Peace Justice Ro-
CELLO Gomez.
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Judith Lane
On JEANNE BOWMAN

phinium located Slim Sanford In
the main Office on the brink OF the
Mas Slim" she pHffed, IF
you don't come long up there an
light that contraption in my kitchen.
Miss Judy won't never get nothin' to
eat !. what with that stove and that
passel OF folks sittin' there braggin'
bout who's got the spinkinest gar.
den. I'm mind to pack her home.
bag and baggage. Ten o'clock. Mass
Slim, ten in the mo'nin an she amt
had her orange juice yet"
Judith was writing when they
reached the house, writing letter
with fine. firm strokes OF the pen.
There was no hesitation now s. /. no
nibbling of pen-end for words. They
came clearly as though spoken in
an incisive voice.
Dear Norman: know how un-
explainable my conduct must seem
to you. I won't insult you with an
apology. / have followed my con.
victions, just as you have followed
yours Some day / hope that we
may understand each other better.
Our love. at least my love for you,
is not In question. II is true and
steady, but had | stayed to forget
my trust. II would have turned to
bitterness.
Il am comfortably housed in a
shack built by the boys. in the lee
of the rock where we sat through
the storm. Delphy. as Lige may
have told you, followed me to the
depot. insisting upon accompany
ing me, so will be well cared for.
II hope l may hear from you
occasionally. because regardless of
all that has happened, my affection
for you has never wavered.
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to bid you welcome to the city Of
your"
But Judith had spied the children
The small one who had lowered
close to her boots months before
was back Juggling at her hand. She
looked down into a rosy. smiling
face.
~Delphy," she cried TO the old wo-
man. see them. look at this pre-
eioHs butter ball and only last
August she was as thin as a rail- !.
Oh. and Tommy sSss-lns come here,
you immense creature :. and look
NJ little Timothy. n he Isn't the pic.
ture Of health"
"Ile wouldn't Q been no picture
Al al without your special food,
yon sent him." declared Scoggins.
Judith was suddenly contrite-
4 Interrupted your nice welcoming
speech. can you forgive me?"
seogglns laughed with the others
Don't need to make one now. We
folks got 10 thinkins Now that Miss
Jndy's got i've million dollars and
been Twin swell and wearin' grand
clothes, we'd better try to act up TO
her but pshaw." he exclaimed.
here you come back IN your same
old clothes we admired so much, an
hkin' our kids You don't need no
speech TO make you know you're
welcome. You kin see how we feel
'thont as usin' big words
You bet | can. Mr.. Seogglnl
! oh say. how's your garden do.
ing this year; you've had more rain.
haven't your
Miss Judy :. you should see my
pole beans"
@Pqle beans." scoffed Dunlway,
~e15 they amt nothing T'll bring
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'fsPoRTsA
EASTER PAGEANT
FRIDAY EVENING
AFFAIR TO TAKE PLACE AT
HARRIS SCHOOL, BEGIN
MING 8 O'CLOCK

An Easter Pageant and musical
program will be presented at the
Harris School Friday evening al
8 o'clock for the benefit of Re-
bekah Lodge.
The following is the program
that will be rendered:
Piano solo - Miss Marie
Knowles.
Violin and piano-Misses Mary
and Beulah Braniey.
Vocal solo, "Easter Lilies
Miss Harriet Johnson.
Piano .solo-Master John Robin.
son.
Solo, "The Holy City"-Miss
Aleida Camera.
Violin and piano-Nicholas and
Marguerite Goshorn.
Pantomime, "Close to Thy
Cross"-Misses Isabel Armayor
Dorothy Woods, Ruby Albury,
Sarah Ann Birs, Barbara Taylor,
! Mrs. Camille Robinson and Mrs,
Leona Collins.
Address-Rev. Jas. 8. Day.
Violin solo, "Calvary"-Gerald
| Saunders.
Easter Pageant, Sand There
Was Ligh"-Cast: Mary, Miss
Rosemary Saunders; Martha, Mrs
Katie Eldridge; Mary Magdalene,
Miss May Milligan; Peter, Bernard
Roberts; Mark, Gerald Saunders
Spirit Of Easter, Miss Susan La.
Kin.
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morning, Small.Jude." said
~ Sanford from the door.

~ Sanford from the door.
Morning. Tall-Slim." she retort-
ed. Had breakfast? Hours ago? You
make me feel like slnggard, but
you will have some OF Delphy's cot.
fee with me. won't you?"
II win. then must fly back to
Houston. Any messages. letters or
what-nots. you want to send back?''
Judith thought OF her letter. re.
membered Norman's attack on San.
ford. and decided It had better 60
via the regular mail. so she wrote
hasty notes to Cunard and to ella
while Delphy ''cuddled" eggs and
brewed coffee.
They had breakfast on the porch,
and Judith. hasking in Sims silent
admiration. In the love Of the ma.
tiyes and the staunch loyalty OF her
men. found her first moments Of
happiness since Big Toms death.
After she had watched Sims ship
take on and wing Into the east, she
stood on her tiny porch and looked
down on the dam. For . full half
hour she enjoyed the luxury Of Idle
thoughts and dreams. then turned
TO the house, thence to the once. and
for the next forty-eight hours hard.
~ paused in checking the works
progress. with the plans Tom Bevins
had left behind.
Tired. but wlthaa new content.
ment. she stood the evening Of the
second night. watching the work
train In from Laredo. There might
be mail on this. a letter from Nor.
man.
She waited as they sorted the
mail, tried 10 be patient With the
young courier who brought her 4
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. eeSseep~seSeeeese~a@P@'
CLASSIFIED
COLU NJ N
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eeeeoeeAeeaee eeeee
Advertisements under thin head
will be inserted In The Citizen at
the rate of lie Q word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in eysy instance 10
25c.
Payment for classified adveT-
tisements il invariably In advance.
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address ~ well as their tele-
phone number il they desire re-
cults.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen viii give free ~
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
IL,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Today's Horoscope

The nature Of this day is ir,
reSolute. You are prone to mis-
takes of judgment. being too trust,
fal Of Others and easily deceived
BY speeious promises. partly from
dlstrnst Of your own estimates
Cultivate powers Of self-Eelianes,
which will lead to success.
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SYNOPSIS: Judith Dale afTives
al RIO DigLl0 dam 10 supervise its
construction GccDl ding TO the in
stTHctfo,ls from her former employ
er. BIZ Tom Berins, NTH money
Bevins Ind left Judith for the palr-
pose. Jitdfthss husband, Norman,
sides against her and iCith the Bep-
pere,s HELM hone 90 break the soiu. A
delegation OF the "ndtiDes" has
come 10 the little aC00den house
that Is JHditH's headquarters.
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handful and stopped to chat. then
hastily she ran through them. Bust.
nnss letters, Forwarded invitations,
forwarded letters. q personal note
from cunard. one from ella. but
none from Norman.
She sat In the home made canvas
chair the boys had built for porch
use. sat and stared at the rapidly
growing dam. and remembered that
II was almost In this same spot she
had sat through the storm with
Norman.
fcepsrieAi. 1884. ~ Jeasas Bewmsal
nelehlniuas Gets . letter. %.
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WARNED AGAINST CHARM

CHICAGO.-Jurors in the trial
of Miss Laverne Lindgren Of this
city were cautioned by the pros
ecution "not to allow the charm
of good looks" of the defendant
to influence them in reaching q
verdict,
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Today In History

16l4-Historie marriage of
Poeahontas to John Rolfe At
Jamestown. Va
1sl4--Napoleon abaicated the
throne Of France.
Iss2-Finland ended its Is
years Of Prohibition.
is69-DAniei F. BeAkman, the
last surviving Reyolusicary sci-
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At the age of sc, Thomas w.
Brookbank, civil war veteran of
Salt Lake City. spends some time
daily at his typewriter pounding
out books on history and religion.
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Government Directory
EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE
President: Franklin d. Roose-
Welt, N. T., salary $4,000 (volun-
tarily reduced 15 pereent) with
$25,O00 extra for travelling and
entertaining expenses, $106, 00G
for clerk hire, $4,000 for up.
keep of White House, and $685.
900 for miscellaneous expenses
or about 1914, 900 in all. Secre.
taries to president: Louis McHen.
ry Howe, Mass; Stephen T
Early. Va, and Marvin H. Me-
Intyre, KY. $4,000 each. Vice.
president: John N. Garner, Tex,
salary $12,750 (no living quarters
prOyided).
CONGRESS
President pro tenn of senate
Key Pittman, Nev. lno extra pa,
unless acting as vice president)
Speaker of the house: Henry 7
Rainey, ILL.,, salary $12,750. Sal
aries; Senators snd representa-
tiyes now receive $500 each
former are allowed more thar
$4,000 for clerk hire and lattel
more than $4,000. Party division
in 73rd congress, Senate-Gt
democrats, 35 republicans,
farm-iab. House - 313 demo
Gratis, 1T republicans, five farm
lab. Women - Senate; onl
tdem.); House; seven, four dem
and three rep, Ratio of represen
tation: Each state has two sena
tors. House representation. BIAS
ed on 1880 census, one represen
tative to each 279,7l2 population
CABINET
Department heads lin order o.
presidential succession): State
C6rdell Hull, Tenn; Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., N. Y.
War, George H. Dern, Utah; Jus
tice, Homer S. Cummings, Conn.
Post Office, James A. Farley, N
Y; Navy. Claude A. Swanson
Va; Interior, Harold L. Ickes
ILL.,; Agriculture, Henry A. Wal
lace. Ia; Commerce, Daniel C
Roper, s. c.; Labor, Miss France
Perkins. N. Y. Salary of each
&12,750.
| SUPREME COURT
!, Chief Justice: Charles +
Hughes, N. Y, (rep,) salary, $40,
500. Associate Justice, Harlal
P. Stone, N. Y, (rep.); BENJAMIN
N. Cardozo, N. Y, (dem.); Pierc
Butler, Mimi, (dem); Willis VA
Devanter, Wyo, (rep.); Jane
McReynolds, Tenn, tdem.) Loui
D, Braudeis, Mass, tdem.)
, George Sutherland, Utah. (rep.)
Owen J. Roberts, Pav (rep.
Salary Of each $50, 900. Cant b
reduced by law
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SUPREME COURT

Conversion of the tendons from
the rear legs of slaughtered cattle
into strings for tennis rackets is
providing new source of revenue
for Tulare, CAL, packing houses.
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NOTICE 0F ExECVTOR
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE

N GOIRT OF COUNTY IIDfsE,
MONR0E c0TNTf, STATE OF
FLORIDA.
In Re Estate Of
WILLIAM A. PAGAN, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, "a all
whom Il may concern that on the
3sFd dag Of MAY, 4. II. 1884, ] shall
apply Ia the Honorable Hugh fiunn.
Judge Of said Court. as Judge OF
Probate. for my final discharge as
Executor ~ the estate Of William
A Pagan. deceased and that at the
same time ! will present my final
accounts as Executor Of said Estate,
and ask for their approval.
Dated March 20. \. u 1894.
ALLAN u. CI.EARE. IR-.
Executor
maFgs-as: aprs-is-ts-s Is. mays-ls-f7
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

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boy = on duty at this offiee
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Bear Valley, CAL. was found to
be without bears, so the state
game department stocked it with
six of the adult black California
variety.
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- Es.!.1ok SALE

BARGAIN-FOR SALE - Two
story house and lot, 500 ST.
monton street. Price $4,000.
Title guaranteed. N. Garcia,
agent. 40s Eaton street, or j.
w. Carey, 2547 South Bay
shore Drive. Coconut Grove.
Fla. apr2-6t
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Today's Birthdays


Jesse H. Jones of Houston,
Tex, chairman of the Recon-
struction Finance Corp, born in
Robertson Co., Tenn. so years
ago.
Lincoln Filene of Boston, not.
ed merchant, born there, 50 years
ago.
John q. 1'ilson Of Conn, law
yer, onetime Republican floor
leader in the House of Represen-
tatiyes, born at Clear Branch,
Tenn, So years ago.
DIR. Bernard C. Clausen of
Syracuse, N. Y, noted Baptist
clergyman. born at Hoboken, N.
j., ~ years ago.
DR.. Willard L. Sperry. dean of
the Harvard Theological School,
born at Peabody, Mass. SO years
ago.
Frank II. Simonds of New
Hampshire and Washington, D.
c.. noted journalist. born at Con-
cord. Mass, Sc years ago.
--~~-~--~
David Pinski Of New York, q
noted Yiddish writer. born in Rus
sin, GO years ago.
Glenn s. Warner. Stanford:
football coach, born at Spring
vile. 3. Y. IS years ago..
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der on the pension list. died in
New York. aged io9.
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Glenn s. Warner. Stanford's
football coach. born at Spring
vile. >. T.. IS years ago..
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sia, GO years ago.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-18
BY Special Request

Christmas Eve in Medieval England
under the direc ion IF Mrs. H. Hansen.
that was rendered on Tuesday 9th in
the Theatre will be repeated on Friday
night January 18th.
Ii is t0p ID that a sufficient number
of patrons will turn out to make the re-
petition IS successful as the first night
for il is said to be The Most Elaoo-
rate, Entertaining. and Beautiful Ope-
retta Yet Presented.
Plan of Seats and tickets will be on Sale
at Miss GUMS Book Store
Prices Reserved Seats 20 cts
General admission 10 cts