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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

THE EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
Will elect its trustees March IS. 1894.
NOTICE OF SALE OF DRUG STORE
In the matter Of the estate OF Alonzo
The e. 4ndersgned. executrix Of the last
deceased, hereby gives notice that she
not less than the full appra ised value
thereof the following described personal
property belonging 20 said estate, to-Wit:
The entire stock and fixtures OF the
drug store. located al No. 2l36 West Nor
Eis street. in the City Of Indianapolis,
That said executrix will receive written
bids at her residence. 1909 Jones street,
indianapolis. any time prior 70 2 p: m.
on the 2sth day Of March. 1898 at which
time and place said sale will be held and
the highest bid announced and any bids
in excess thereof viii be received, said
reject any and al BIDS 50 received and
that Il said property Is not sold at that
time the sale VIII be continued from day
70 day until sold. or until further order
IDA A. CIARY. Executrix.
J. STEPHEN FULLEN
Attorney for ExecutTlx
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF PRI.
VATE SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN THE MARION PROBATE COURT
NO. 93-32162
State OF Indiana, County of Marion, IS:
In the matter Of the estate Of r. Felix
By virtue Of an order of the Marion Pro-
bate Court. and subject 70 its approval,
tate Of r. Felix Geddes. deceased. VIII
az the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m, OF the
TO day thereafter until sold offer for sale
at private sale az l0s East Washington
street. Room 302 New City Trust Build
ing. in the City Of Indianapolis, Indiana.
the following described personal property
belonging 70 sad estate. to-Wit. One
thousand II 000i shares Of common stock
in the Deubener Shopping Bag me evl-
denced by Certificate No. g. and issued
70 R Felix Geddes. May /. 1929. Said
property Kill be sold for not less than the
full appraised value thereof and for cash.
MARIAN N GEDDES,
Administrative.
z. E MFERREN
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TAYLORS GARAGE
Packard Specialists
Lowest Prices. 1929 z 10th. CH-7323
TR-URQf
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5 Situations Wanted

WANTED Position as housekeeper; best
references CALVERT. r. r. l. Sheri-
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Barton Hi

Cory warm rooms; complete hotel serv-
ice. Coffee shop. Walking distance. Nod
crate rates.
Delaware al Michigan St. LI-5sI5.
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WHTPPET-5I coupe; s245- HARRY A
SHARP CO.. 449 Virginia ave DR-2020.
WHIPPET-'29 coupe; sos. HARRY A.
SHARP CO. 443 Virginia ave DR-5020'
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s Transportation
Alteration Specialist
Antomobile Repairing

ALTERATIONS ladies' and mems
garnentl. satisfaction guaranteed. Reas-
enable. MEYER o. JACOBS. 2i2 Z. 10th
Il Ta-l.E-
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Furniture
Moving, Transfer, Storage
Paper Hanging
Radio Service
Roofs Repaired

GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE-Free
calls. 5i4 Virginia ave. DIT 1858.
- = -. IL
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WILL SELL for storage charges amounting
TO s36, March II. 1884 at 10 A. NJ l
Pierce Arrow coach. motor No. 8099s6.
338 N Ill
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IA Help Wanted-Female
Is Wanted-Male or Female
15-a Solicitors Wanted

A FEW more men and women. Good bust
ness proposition Call al 1888 E. Wash
iugtOu after D. M
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1o9 BRADLEY lane sUPERg NEW
rooms, 4 baths. Celotex 3rd floor. large
recreation room, oil or gas heat. splendid
lot f0x200 swimming pool. See it week
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tC0ntinned On Nsxt RaEe.,
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dwelling. a mi. on lot 100 feet by 90
feet at public auction under deed Of trust
O'Clock pm. Purchaser can be financed.
BENJAMIN W. KUMLER ALBERT S.
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J91s PARK RID. N.w.-ATTFk GIVE
heated sleeping porch; ami; buiit-in
ssr. House 32 Il, wide: good cond. Origi-
5000 cash for equity OF 50 600. LIST
trust has 3 yrs. TO run. Inquire 1922
Park I'd Phone Adams 1855.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1881 RAINIER AVE. MT. RAINIER, ND
3 large, bright. unfur. rooms. bath. garage
Tor business couple: all eonveniences; S35.
including heat cleo. and gas.
FURNISHED-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH,
porch redecorated. ami: $50. 10 Greene
ave. Aurora Hills. Va. IL minutes by bus
MODERN. FURNISHED 3-ROOM APART
ment, first floor. $50 per month. 221 E.
Lloyd ave. Del Ray. Alex. Va.
$40 CHERRYDALE AVE. AURORA HTS
l room. Kitchen, bath, gas, electricity.
partly furnished; S35. Adults. Walnut
1892.
FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH WITH
shower. hall, screened porch, General
Electric refrigerator and range. oil burner
neat continuous hot water. beautiful resi-
dence. Suburban location. Phone morn
lngS. HyattSville SSO-W
TWO NICE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND
path: new electric Tefrigerator and gas
range; garage. nice location. $40 Loyds
lane. Alex. Va. Alexandria 1OO3-w.
$40 WOLFE ST. ALEXANDRIA. va
Beautiful 2nd-f1oor unfinished front apt
newly decorated, open fireplace: S35. Ia
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RENT---FLATS.

25o7 18th ST. NV.
8 rooms. bath .. .-... SAT 40
DONNELLY & PLANT. NC. NV
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia OS3S.
5l1 18th ST. SEE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. gas and electricity; S25,
OWNER. West 0777
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED-APART
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TWO ROOMS
Kitchen and bath. unfurnished; in private
| home; by November ] $50. Col. 5927-W
| Protestant family preferred.
BASEMENT APT. OR BASEMENT THAT
| can be made into apt. Mt. Pleasant or Col
Heights section; must be reasonable. Co.
! lumbia 1853.
| UNFINISHED ROOMS. KIT. B..
men; not over s45 month p Rddfesss o Box
| 2S7-E. Star ONCE.
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT, BY
| middle-aged couple with no children. Ad-
| dress Box 194-E. Star Office
FURNISHED APARTMENT WAN TED
must have two bed rooms. Phone Ada ms
UNFINISHED APT.-3 RMS. K. { B.;
walking dist. g. W. Reasonable rent. 3
adults. Call District 2147.
BY YOUNG ADVERTISING MEN CPROT-
ssd fSo l5sFs ylns room
] similar apt. Dupont Circle vicinity or
walking distance. About $50 including
gas. heat and light. Address Box 333-E.
FURNISHED APT WITHIN WALKING
distance Of Govt bldgs. Not over $50.
win slblet. for Winter. References. Ad-
dress Box 450-D, Star office.
2 LADIES AND SON WANT FURNISHED
apartment or small house; NV. section;
Address Box Bose, Star office. is
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED OR 2
rooms With bath. S35-S50. Address Box
100-E. Star office.
QUIET. REFINED COUPLE. NO Chill
housekeeping rooms with private bath and
hot water or small bungalow. State price
ington. KEIGHTON. zoos jackson ne.
WANTED-UNFURNIS APT, SEC
ond floor. 2 or 3 rooms; walking distance
Heeht's Store state price. Address BOX
floor t1rst) with yard; Capitol Union Sta
or central Nv. DICK. 707 1st NV.
WANTED BY REFINED YOUNG COUPLE.
furnished first-fioor apartment with one
clean and quiet: viii consider suburban If
close In. Rent not over S35 Occupancy
Nov. L; give full details. Address Box
TWO IvNSod ROOMS WITH II Liz, KJ T Hen. FUR
dress BOZ 2II-E Star once
REFINED COUPLE WANTS APARTMENT,
furnished or unfurnished; l or 2 rooms.
bath, kitchenette. refrigeration. garage
nearby. Nov. to April l. Address Box
237-E. Star office.
YOUNG. COUPLE. 3 ORA ROOMS. UN-
fur. private bath, heated. within 20 min.
walk of Navy Yard. Lincoln 9714-R.
WANT APARTMENT 1 OF 3 OR MORE
vicinity of 18th and Eve. Address JAMES
ROSS. West Beach. Nd.
WE WILL RENT YOUR APT. FURN. OR
UNFURN,. GOVT. TENANTS ONLY; M
MEDIATE RENTALS. GEORGIA 1896. 15s
2 OR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
furnished: CIeyeiand Bark Alexandria Va.
Address BOZ 1s2-E star once Il.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES UNFURNIsH-
ed apart: ne. Must be reasonable. Phone
Adams 637et
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COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY.
1908 17th st. n.w-7-room brick.
h.-wh., bath. gas. electricity: 500 down,
$40 Der month. Phone National 95e0.
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sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

FOR CoLoRED-MoDERN APARTMENT
building. is apis: owner forced to sell at
less than times annual low rental. Call
MR.. THADEN. Cleve. GAO.
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94o- 13th ST NV

MT RAINIER 37I4 both sT.-3 ROOMS
and bath; h-wh. light and gas IN
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TAROMA-COzY LIv. r. BED R. KTTCH-
en-. bath. > private entrances. garage $50
adults onQ Albany ave
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THE OAKLAND

zoos COLUMBIA RID. NV.
B rooms foyer kitchen & bath. S75 to SS5.
Observation-Disclosures Mgr.
S0Os TO 1925 r ST. NV r.
Service - - $3.50
"a and ianitor service 49, -. $3.50
421 4th ST. NV r.. bath. with
heat and janitor service 5000
heat and ianitor service y" WIN $500
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
936 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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TAKOMA PARK sol TULIP AVE.-EN-
tire End floor. 3 rooms. screened porch
hath. for those approaching comfort clean
Ines iness kindness; reasonable; near cars.
Phnne Shfnherd o6o1-W.
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y A. HOUSE. GARAGE, ELEc-, $3.50.

&C: terms $50 acre
a. new Ar m l.. 50 600.
Il a.. 8 rooms village 50 500.
Take route 3. WenZ Fsrmarket. Floral
Park. P. o.. Brandywine. Nd.
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TAKOMA PARK. D C.-3-ROOM AND
hath ant. private entrance; light. airy;
adults preferred: moderate rent. 1904 LIST
Georgia 1nQS
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-NEWLY DECO
rated entire second floor detached home:
. living room dining room. kitchen, tiled
bath. two bed rooms; $3.50 per mo. IN
North 10000 Apt 80 IA"
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1903 POTOMAC AVE. SEE RMS. AND
adults; employed couple preferred. Phone
--n2-J
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A MONEY-MAKYNG HOME

Make your house pay fo< itself. 10
rooms. apartments. Owner retains 5
rooms and gets S120 per mo- on the bal
ance. Detached house. IN excellent con-
dition Also three garages Price only
$40. 500 This property Is in q very de-
sirable residential Section Of Takoma Park
and cannot be classed with ordinary room
ing houses. Owner never has any va
eancieS for more than a few days.
r. d. LILLE CO..
266 Carroll St.. Takoma Park. Geo. $500.
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sALE--HoUsEs.

CoLoRED-s ROOMS. TILE BATH. H
VIII, cleo; 7 Ct. near 18th; $4,000; small
cash. terms North 9709
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New Detached Brick Home,
BARGAIN-S6.OOO.

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
s rooms, like new, h.-w.h.. ami; $500
cash; S45 monthly; bargain MAYNOR.
ZOOS Brentwood I'd. ne. North 433e.
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E NEWTON SNYDER. Realtor.
Walnut SS64. Eve. Columbia 1113.

81 0O0-FAIIS CHURCH.
Two stories. modern; 6 rooms. sleeping
porch; city water. garage. poultry house;
home with many attractions; abundance OF
shade. over half acre: bus. trolleys. IN
veStigate and COMPARE with properties val
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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TWO ROOMS
kitchen and bath. unfinished; in private
nome; by November ! $50. Col. 5927-W
Protestant family preferred
BASEMENT APT. OR BASEMENT THAT
can be made into apt. Mt Pleasant or Col
Heights section; must be reasonable Co.
lumbia TSHS
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SILVER SPRINGS $50.
Groom modern bungalow. h.-w.h. ga
rage. lot so by 100: terms; $500 cash,
balance monthly. o. II. GARVIN. nhcm6
Shepherd 1850.
(Continnsd on Next PaEe.l
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SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT, BY
middle-aged couple with no children. Ad-
dress Box 194E. Star Office
FURNISHED APARTMENT WAN TED;
must have two bed rooms. Phone Adams
GT14
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5-ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT ROAD. Q
miles from WASHINGTON City electricity.
Greyhound BUSES. beautiful stream; $3.50
per acre; $50 cash. balance SIS per month.
Also beautiful new and Colonial homes on
easy terms. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
dale. Fairfax County. Va, at the end Of
Columbia pike
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

II miles from center Of city on Wheaton,
Four Corners road attractive Groom.
bath BUNGALOW large cellar chicken
houses and 10 acres of productive farm
ing land. A barRain at
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UNFURNISHED@2 ROOMS. KIT b.
near Dupont Circle by > employed young
men; not over S45 a month. Address Box
2S1-E. Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-10-14

NEW Broom BUNGALOW LARGE LOT.
garage; located on No. l Highway near
Alexandria. Va. and Groveton School. Can
be had for S2.250; resSonabl cash pay
ment and balance SIS per month. Address
Box 151-E. Star Office
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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES UNFURNISH-
ed apart: ne. Must be reasonable. Phone
Adams 637o.
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THE WILBURTON. 1874 COL. RD.-6
grade building Reasonable rent
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vi MY. 7. u bOA DOZs
Washington d C
SALE-SUBURBAN.

TWO LARGE. PRETTY CORNER LOTS,
about ten thousand square feet each. in
LIVINGSTON Heights. Arlington County. Va.
JOSEPH RE1BLE, agent. Phone Claren-
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.ALTTENTIoN, Mr.. RETIREp MAN.

50. 25O-S75O cash and sIs75 per month
until paid-buyS 7-room detached home,
cleo. etc. with about Ia acres. in Cal
thersburg. Nd. 80 minutes from D. c.;
plenty of fruit and shade trees. 900 #.
frontage on a paved avenue, schools,
churches. chain stores, etc excellent trans
portation. This is q bargain, OWNER,
District 450S
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ACRES.
Wide front on paved road 5 mi. north
Of D. c.: electricity available; 3 small
houses; So. 500; terms. ERWIN REALTY
Co.. call Hyattsville 765.
BUNGALOWS RMS. PORCHES, EIEC-,
3 lots, large yard & trees, garage; near bus
and car, $3.50. Falls Church s44-F-11.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW, BATH. AMI.
h--w.h-, So. 500. Groom bungalow, bath.
ami. gar, $3.50. Inspect and submit
your proposition. s. Z. PRIBULA, 1902
Baker St, Brentwood Nd
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BEATS PAY,LLNa RENLMs22- SO PER

$4,000 now for very neat shinrIe bun
galow. 5 rooms and bath main floor, 2
rooms and bath lower floor; large attic
h.-w.h. Lot 50x200. Two-car block ga
Gsrden House bIock from, tr9 TfisrS hogSe
STONE AND BRICK HOUSES-BARGAINS
5 rooms. bath, attic. built-in garage. h.
VIII. $780, rooms one hath extra
ton. extra large lot paved street; conven-
lent to schools. 81 .5O0.-Beautiful large
stone house. DESIGNED by leading architect
z rooms 2 baths. large lot reduced 10
Sill .500-Other brick houses. and Z
rooms, baths $3.50. $4,000. S10.0e0
and S15,750.
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BY YOUNG ADVERTISING MEN PROT-
sstantso: Unfurnished large living room,
ped room. k1tchenette, bath shower or
similar apt. Dupont Circle vicinity or
walking distance About $50. including
gas. heat and light. Address Box 333-E,
Star Office
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01
RELIEF DEFEATS
LOPEZ PLAYERS
in DIAMONDBALI
BLoNDoN coEHRINc GETS
FoUR-BAGcER FOR WRECK.
ERs, SCORE IN OPENING
CAME OF SEASON 8 TO 4

The diamondball season got I'M
der way in Key West last night at
Bayyiew Park when the Relief and
Lopez Funeral Home clashed in an
exciting game, which concluded IN
favor of the former by the tune Of
6 to A.
Blondon Goehring, fast-goine
third baseman sof the Relief. was
the outstanding player of the
night when he featured with a
<four-bagger which he clouted in
the fourth inning with one on
beaalI "a lie up the count at
tlIfeezaiI
Bheta Baker led the batting at
tack with three safeties in four
trips. while Acevedo and McCar-
thy hit two ont of four.
A triple by Howard Gates in
the eighth inning with Castro on
base, who had gotten ION by a
base on balls, sewed up the con-
test for the Wreckers who added
two other tallies to play safe.
The Embalmers made threat
to stage a rally in the last inning
but failed to do SO.
The score by innings: r.
Relief ............ 100 200 Ok q
L. F. H. .......... 1O1 100 600 3
Batteries: C. Gates and Baker;
Sterling and Ingraham.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure is low this morning
throughout most western districts.
with "a disturbance central over
the Plateau region, Salt Lake
City. Utah, 29.48 inches, and
pressure continues high from the
Mississippi Valley eastward, New
York City, 1854 inches. Showers
have / occurred since yesterday
morning in the South Atlantic
States and western Texas and
there, has been rain on the Pacific
coast from San Francisco north
ward ! and in the northern Rocky
Mountain States. Temperatures
have fallen in the Lake Superior
region and westward oyer Montana
with readings below freezing in
North Dakota, while mild weather
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WEATHER FORECAST
Till 5 p. M, Wednesday

Till s p. M, Wednesday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday;
moderate northeast winds.
Florida: Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday except probably
occasional showers in northeast
portion.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
Moderate to fresh northeast winds
over north portion and moderate
winds, mostly north, over south
portion and mostly overcast
weather tonight and, Wednesday
with occasional showers over
north portion.
East Gulf: Moderate northeast
winds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01
YANKEES BEAT
MATS; BROWNS I
I DEFEAT TIGERS
CHICAGO WHITE sox TRIM
CLEVELAND INDIANS; ATH.
LETIos vIcroRs OVER RED
sox


WASHINGTON, May 1.-The
New York Yankees defeated the
Senators. 2 to 4. Charlie Rnffing,
almost as famous for his hitting
proves as his pitching ability
personally conducted the Yankees
to their victory. Lou Gehrie
scored the first Yankee run in the
fourth inning, hitting his first
homer of the season.
The st. Louis Browns halted
the Detroit Tigers. z TO 2, A three
run burst u tbk first inning at
the expense Of Lpnwood kSchogl-
boyl Rowe gave tie s.. Louis Glib
sufficient Impetus to win the con
test.
The Chicago White sOx mauled
four Cleveland hurlers for IS hits
to outscore them, 20 to 10. Bon
ura. Simmons, Hayes and Cham
berlain got homers for the Sox,
..,hffo Uoe,..;t- - rTn1i.md L:4 -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01
LOCAL GOLFERS
TO PLAY MATCH
WITH MIAMI UNIT
GLEN PRICE APPRisED OF RE-
TURN TOURNAMENT AR.
RANGED TO BE PLAYED IN
MIAMI MAY 5 AND s

= ST Z * e
Glenn C. Price, captain Of the
Key West golf team, has been adj
yised by T. E. {Tubby) Price,
captain of the Biltmore team,
that d return match has been ar
ranged to be played between the
teams in Miami over the Biltmore
course Saturday and Sunday, May
5 and Q.
More players are available this
year than last. II Is shown, and a
full team is expected to make the
trip. leaving Key West Friday
afternoon and returning Monday
morning.
Players expecting to make the
trip should get in touch with Cap
tain Price at the earliest possible
moment in order that the roster of
players be completed before We'd
nesday.
Those. who have signified their
intention of making the trip are:
Captain Price. Lionel Plummer,
William Demeritt, Jr., Joe Lopez,
E. A. Strnnk, Charles Ketchum.
Robert Spottswood. w. Curry
Harris, Professor Horace O'Bry-
ant. Berlin Sawyer, J, r, Showers,
and Sam Goldsmith. It is believed
the whole team will number IL or
IA.
The Key West aggregation up
to date has failed to defeat the
Biltmore club, but have played
some close matches in the five
times they have FLASHED.
Captain Price Is insisting that
the Key Westers get in as many
practice rounds before leaving for
Miami as possible and be in shape
to administer q licking to their OPP
ponents, is possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHINESE AMERICANS

SAN FRANCIsCo.That the
Moy family Of Chinatown, this
city. is strictly American is borne
out by the given names of the sew
en- sons William Howard Taft
.Moy. Thomas Jefferson Mov,
Theodore Roosevelt Moy. william
Mckinley MoY. Abraham Lincoln
May. Ulysses s. Grant Moy and
George Washington Moy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01
KITTEN FINDS PLACE
IN GOLF EQUIPMENT

While playing golf with some
friends at Lincoln, Nebraska, Roy
Gilkerson stopped to putt on one
of the green's when a kitten came
frolicking on the scene. Roy's
putt was a little wide and long,
but kitty saw the ball rolling
along, cuffed it with its paw and
into the hole went the ball. Now
Roy wants to keep the kitten in
his bag.
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TODAY,s WEATHER

prevails elsewhere throughout the
country and maximum tempera-
lures of 80 degrees were reported
yesterday in portions of Kansas
and South Dakota.
G. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge.
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Unemployed Of Gardena, Cal,
enjoyed . dinner Of baby HOLSTERS
and abalones when a Judge or.
dered $50 pounds Of the deli.
caeies eonfiscated By the game
department. distributed to the lob.
less.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01

Mrs. John Hay Whitney, noted
as 9 horse show exhibitor. will be
Queen Shenandoah xI at the an
nual apple blossom festival to be
held at Winchester. Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-01

May Ninomiya, editor Of Screen
Romances and associate editor of
Film Fun, is the youngest woman
editor of a large motion picture
magazine.
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Ida Mae Stull, Ohio's only wo-
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Brpoklyn al New YoFk.
Boston II Philadelphia.
chlcaes at Pittsburgh.
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