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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-14

The Key West Regulars and the
Liberty Club, which staged such
an interesting game last Sunday,
will play again tomorrow at also
o'clock. Both teams are nov
playing gilt-edged ball and it 10 ex-
pected the game tomorrow win be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-14

Residents of the city are still
asking when the committee will
begin collecting funds for the adj
vertising campaign next winter.
So far no information is available,
but when it is. it viii be given to
the public.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-06-14
+ Per Eaesaisy

"hnt. dear girls, while you toll
and work like The aiamnnAs. stick
IN to yauF determination to carry
ont yonF ambition Of being useful
eitiaens hers IN Amarica. always
bar Ii mind what Ire Iast letter
Of the word graduate stanas Ter.
II stands Fer Eternity. fke great
ocean where al earthly attain.
nenta sre aHallewad -.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

returned spade Providing his
partner wasn't lying about his lead,
declarer had only two spades, and
it wouldn't do any harm to clear the
suit Winning the trick in dummy,
South led heart and won in his own
hand with the king.
If South now leads club no power
on earth can prevent him from max
ing four hearts. Fearing that the ace
was over the king he delayed playing
the clubs and took the diamond
fnesse. which won.
Filled with false hope (he didn't
know East was such a cagey player)
South played another heart from the
dummy. East won with the ace and
paused to consider the situation. An
other player might have returned a
spade East had decided long ago
that declarer had only two spades
and at least six trumpS, so he didn't
see any prospects of setting the con-
tract that way. The diamond finesse
was established The only question
was, Who had the ace of clubs? In
fact, who had the ace-queen of clubs?
If declarer had held the ace, he would
have surely given little stronger bid
ding on the hand Perhaps he had
the queen. Well, that was risk East
had to take. He made the magnificent
lead of diamond.
South was trapped Holding three
diamonds, there was no way for him
to get out of dummy. He had to lead
clubs away from the king into Vests
ace-queen.
Thus you see that defensive play is
a matter of timing East had to take
the ace of hearts on the second heart
lead and return the diamond at once,
otherwise South would have made his
contract. Removing the ace Of spades
was a contributory factor, South
might have realized the danger of a
spade return locking him in dummy.
but he never dreamed that East would
lead into tenace.
(Copyright, 1934)
Evening star., 1934-07-22
EXPLOSIVES INDICATE
EXTENT OF RECOVERY

Gains in the production of explosives
and sulphur, two quite unrelated COM
moditieS. afford a good index 10 gen.
eral recovery in the last u or Is
months. according to an analysis in
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry,
publication of the American Chemical
Society, which has offices in this city
Explosives. not including ammuni-
ton or fireworks, are in demand chief
lv fof coal mining and construction on
highways railways, dams, etc, while
sulphur finds its great use in the man
ufacture of sulphuric acid which plays
such a necessary part in chemical and
other industries" the analysis says.
Both registered good gains in the
latter part Of 1888 and the greater rate
of production has continued in the
present year"
Evening star., 1934-07-22

because os their value 70 usw garden
srs but as comparison for established
gIsdiolus growers II often happens
that one grower may have success
with certain varieties while another
fais
Garden Notes.
A PHILADELPHIA seed house gives
~ August / as the last date that
bush beans can be safely soTn
in the vicinity Of that city and
although thls locality IS further south.
the date holds well here also August
Is is stated to bc the latest date
for kale. mustard. turnip and Sum-
uler radlshes and September for early
radlshes Thus there IS still an op-
portunity to grow some valuable food
crops in the home garden
The first tiger lily bloom. July II.
appeared almost on schedule. despite
a year Of intervening weather eX-
tremeE. The regularity Of plant spe-
cies TO put forth leaves and to bloom
Is truly remarkable Until some OF
the Department Of Agriculture work
erS found that day length Is the
governing influence for certain plants,
their clocklike precision vas great
puzzle. The tiger lily Is, by the way,
the sturdiest Of the lilies. II thrives
with or without special care in a
vide range OF environments. The
orange blooms spotted With dark
brown and set of with dark brown
anthers are beautiful. The tiger lily
is a remarkable propagator. lncreas-
ing by little bulbils formed in the
axis of the leaves in Spring and
also by young bulbs formed under the
soil Would that ali the lilies we're
equal to the tiger in ability 10 thrive
Harry r. OBriens The Diary Of a
Plain Dirt Gardener brings together
in a single book two years of MS
famous garden diary. which has ap-
peared in well known garden maea-
zine MANY local gardeners follow
Mr. OBriens writings with lot Of
pleasure and benefit
Where is the wealth Of crepe myrtle,
n1imosa and buddleia bloom that Of
late years has marked the coming Of
Midsummer? The answer is Of course,
that Winter cxacted a heavy toll Of
these species and, although many Of
the plants are living. they have not
their usual strength The crepe myr-
tie is demonstrating strong come
back qualities 1t is not unusual to
see four or five feet of new growth
arising from the ground level. Given
fair Winter, this myrtle will soon
recover its position and prestige.
Rarely has the high-bushed cram
berry, Viburnum opulus, set fruit in
the profusion noticeable this Spring
The red fruits are really almost as
attractive as we're the blooms and
make the species stand out as de-
sirable accession to the home place.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
The Home Gardener
Practical and Seasonal Hints for the Amateur for
Bcautfying Surroundings of the Home.
BIZ J. W WELLINGTON.

/ b. pruning or cavity work An excess
amount ~ fertilizer or an appAca-
ton late In t1e season may cause In
fuFy ny stimulating excessive develop
ulent II foliage and failure 70 prop
erlv mature the new wood before VIM
ter setA IN '
Overlooking.
90 MUCH is written on the made
, qJate nutrition oi plsnts that It
seems bit strange 70 discuss the
opposite side n the story. that Of
overfeeding Yet such a situation is
perfectly possible The nasturtium
is 2 striking example Of a plant that
blossoms far better on medium
fertile than on an oyerfertile soil
What amificent foliage one can
produce On highly fertilized mas
turtium plants but how few flowers
accompany this vigorous growth.
Geraniums bloom better under con-
ditions Of moderate fertility. and one
could name several others including
the portulaca and the petunia. In
most plants, Towering depends on a
balanced grow N neither too excessive
or too meaqer. Il would appear that
various species differ sharply in the
ease in which this growth vigor may
be influenced. the naSturtium being a
striking example Of a plant that can
easily be nade overvegetative by
heavy feeding.
Gladiolus Varieties.
T~HE following list Of gladioluses
was taken from ono of the lead
ing amateur horticultural jour
nails Scarlet. Dr. F. E. Bennett.
Phtzer's Triumph Afiame. red Cardl-
nal Prince. Red Fire: orange. Orange
Queen. Ethelyn; salmon pink. Glori-
ana. Apricot GLOW. yellow. Gold
Eagle, Golden Dream. Golden Frills
white. Mrs F. c Hornburger, Carmen
sylvia; pink. Mrs Leon Douglass,
Jenny Lind. Gladdie Boy; light pink
Mrs. P. w. Sisson. Rita Beck, Annie
Laurie: cream white. Yvonne. Olive
Goodrich: rose pink, Pride of Wana-
kah. rose red. Purple Glory; light
lavender, Berry Snow, Minuet Mary
Frey; purple Charles Dickens, Paul
Pfitzer. Purple Queen; light violet
Ava Maria, Mrs Van Konynenberg
deep violet, Aida, Veilchenblsu
smokes. Emily Auburn. Marmora
Sarabund, Sword of Mahomet.
Such lists are interesting not only
Evening star., 1934-07-22
Good Defense.

-HE alert defensive player is al
ways ready to take advantage
Of the deelarers mistake, They
were not written for him
these rules: Lead through
strength and up to weakness; don't
lead into a tenace; second hand low;
third hand high; cover an honor with
an honor. They're good precepts in
their place, but each should be vio-
lated upon occasion And when they
are correctly violated by some one
who counts the hand carefully and
goes beyond ordinary defense-lo! We
have the material for another column.
North dealt today's hand and bid
a club.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
CAR ACCESSORY PROFITS
EXPECTED TO SHOW RISE
BY the Associate Press.

By the Associate Press.
NEW YORK. July 21-ReporJs to
Wall Street from Datrolt indicate that
motor accessory companies as a group
are expected to report better earnings
IN the second quarter than IN the
first. and their results for the second
period are expected TO show an i'm
p-ovement over the second quarter OF
1888. Competition was reported as
keen among the various companies
ana the hopes of better earnings
reports was said TO be based entirely
on increased volume, inasmuch as the
margin Of profit was small.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
WEST VIRGINIA OFFERS
S1,OO0,O0O IN BONDS

Public offering is being made of an
issue of SlOO0,00O State of West Vir-
einia 4 per cent bonds. The bonds are
due serially July /, 1895, to July l,
1859, inclusive, and are being offered
at prices to yield from 1.25 per cent
to 8 SO per cent. according to maturity.
These bonds are issued for road pur-
poses
West Virginia has a unique record in
that there is not a single default in the
payment of principal or interest on
any bonds issued by any municipality
or political subdivision within the con-
fines of the State.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
CLEARING HOUSE ISSUES
REPORT AT NEW YORK
By Dc Assoclated Press.

By NC ASSoClated FTeSS.
NEW YORK. July 21.-The weekly
statement Of the New York Clearing
House shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits.
s723,3l2 200 tunchanged) Total net
demand deposits average, $50. .863. coo
increase. Time deposits (average1
N6,507 900 decrease. Clearings, week
ended today. S3.066 .476,9l0. Clearings.
week ending July IA. S3.231 AS, Gas.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
PENNSI LOCOMOTIVES
WILL COST S6.OO0.O0O

Orders have lust been placed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad for IS electric
passenger locomotives. to cost over So
600 600.
The new engines Will be Of the same
general type as those now in regular
passenger service between New York,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Psoli.
The cab, however, has been rede-
signed. giving the engine more grace
and symmetry Of Ina.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
AMERICAN C0LORTYPE
SALES UP 20 PER CENT

Sales OF American Colortype Co. for
the second quarter of 1884 are ST.
S56,456, as compared with Sl,l06 725
tor the same quarter of 1888
Sales for the first SIX months of 1884
are S3olS2 255, as compared with S2,-
5oS sSS for the first six months Of
1888, an increase in sales Of 2o.3 per
cent.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
Conquering Contract
BY r. HAL SIMS.

Mr.. Sims Is uniUersdlly acclaimed the
greatest iiUtng contract and auction
player. He tUdS captain OF the renowned
-Four Horsemen" team. rotr diSbnnded,
and has Won "a national champion
ships since 1924 These articles are
based on the Sims system, Uhich
includes the one-oUer principle,
Uhtch the Sims group OF players tCds
the first to employ and deUelop.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

East passed South bid a heart
West passed. North bid two clubs
South bid two hearts. North bid two
no trumpS, South bid three hearts
North thought "Oh. piff1el We might
as well try for game" and bid four
hearts.
A small spade was opened. South
took the fineSse, which lost, and East
Evening star., 1934-07-22
HELP-NTEN.


ACCOUNTANT ase 25-35. , Automobile
dealer contact experience. Good salary
and opportunity. Boyd's. 1888 st.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN experienced
in selling creen-processed sieus and dis
PLAYS SIS Bird st NV.
ATTORNEY qualified for court or Govt.
deot practice 10 rent office in lawyer 5
suite and handle certain cases Give full
information Address Box 130-R Star
off1ce. 90
Roy wanted: must be GOOD hustler Apply
32l Eve st. ne, Sunday, between . and
! O'Clock.
CHEVROLET MECHANICS. .. experienced:
brinG references See Mr.. Rouse, go H
81. ne
CoLoRED advertisement salesman Liberal
proposition 10 right person. H. J. Ford,
1900 18th st. nv. Apt. No. 5.
CREW MANAGER. house-to-house or
magazine experience, with car; permanent
Opportunity with rapidly expanding or
9l6 G st. NV. 10 to 12 am. or 10
pm
DENTIST registered in D. c. to take
tuli charge Of office. Address Box 26S-R,
Star office 23A
DRIVER-ShL for laundry route,
mlodle aEe- hustler; experience not neces-
SarN State aee. experience salary or COM
mission expected Address Box S5-R, Star
E16GEaANs NJ 4 k.6assE @sss Gss5 Rs95y dd
13t llth ". 22'
EXPERIENCED NAN 10 sell Well-known
brand Of beer 70 the retail trade. Address
RoX 206-P Star Office
EANCv WASHER. experienced Apply.
Arcade Sunshine Co. T13 Lamont ST W
FURNITURE FINISHFR wanted expert
enced II Kramer, 233a 18th NV. co.
ILLUSTRATOR who is not styligt. must be
class artist can meet our requirements.
Piea|s eve paone number. Address Box
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK with soda foun-
tain experience; reference required IN
reply Address Box 23l-R. star Office.
MAN to learn tea and coffee route bust
ness. Splendid chance 70 earn 50 30
nnznent business Adva ncement certain
70 willing workers. Apply Monday, 9 TO
-. 9lS New York ave NV
NAN AND WIFE. white. 20 children. %
care tor small farm N D c and do milk
Rax Boy 1si.R Sci. star ssf ofaoe 5ao iS's"os. A22!ess
MAN wtlllug TO begin $50 weekly handing
customers. experience unnecessary no in
yestment. Ksy-Bee Newark n Y
NAN, married, living in Charles Go Nd,
homes Grand Union Tea Co 603 ?
ST. NV.
MEAT CUTTER. capable Of sssistlns
round store. Riilinc worker give aCe,
exp salary Address Box l7I-R. s ar o. &C
MECHANICS HELPER-MuSt have l
+Car experience ON Ford and CGey-clet
=71@H Sb~r- ro0iT fur-5s'7rC Jones P-lro
Service, rear 10Th and z s.w
NFN-Tv0 GOOD men to take care of ice
route honest sober well recommended
Apply Acscostia Coal & Ice Co 1909
Good Hope rd- sc
MEN hiEN type for special outdoor con
tact work as commission. weekly guar
sntee. 921 ST. nv. Mr.. Huxley. Tues,
70 1S.
MEN 90 married preferred: no experience
required, who need employment IN our
line OF work who can set their own earn
tngs and hours please DO not apply II YOU
DO not work STEADY men living IN r g.
section preferred 2Et . r. 7. ave. lie
Monday. between u and l only.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
TEXAS CORP. PURCHASES
MORE REFINING SHARES
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 21.-The Texas
Corp. has notified the New York
Stock Exchange that Of a total OF
l270,207 shares Of common stock Of
Indian Refining Co, outstanding IN
the shands of the public, 1t has
acquired and holds 1.l40,590 shares.
The Texas Corp. acquired control of
the Indian Refining Co. III 1881 by
purchasing a majority Of the out
standing stock,
Evening star., 1934-07-22
HELP-nOMESTIC.

GIRL. white for general housework stay
nj ghts. Phone CL SIG between 10 and
Il IN. or to p.m-
GIRL. white. for general housework stay
nights; near CheTrydale. Va, bus line
Phone Clarendon SIS.
GIRL. young colored; gh.wi good home,
room, board. small salary must have ref
erenee. Adams 6035.
GIRL. white to care for 3-year-old child
and light housework; stay nights; salary.
Adams 1775-W.
HOUSEKEEPER. white for working couple
with one child Suburban section. good
home. $50 a month; references. Address
Box 260-R Star ONCE.
LAUNDRESS. bundle wash to take home;
also done at short notice. NO 1033S-
Evening star., 1934-07-22

LADIES. old established cosmetic mig
with Nation wide sales organization has
splendid opening for 2 high-type ladies,
25 TO 40. residing in NV. section south
of r st Experience not necessary as we
give complete training. No canvassing
call ME hh44 Monday for interVieW.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
SHOE CODE CHANGES DUE

NEW YORK July 2l OP)-with
the re-opening OF the shoe industry
code hearings scheduled for around
the second week in August, manufsc-
urers we're inclined 10 believe that
some of the terms would be revised,
particularly those relating 70 dis
counts.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. BETTER AND
safer drivers needed expert instructions
tor Iratnc Bureau examination. DE. 1898.
BYRNE sTMPLIFIED sHORTHAND-Easi
est TO learn required only Pa months.
easiest to write, easiest TO read. Glasses
Tues and Friday evenings. Byrne Short
hand Institute. 1910 N. Y. ave. ga
STENOGRAPHERS. keep up your speed
ION the Dictation Club Special Summer
rate 81 week Morning and evening
classes three times week Investigate
Ca pltal City COLLEGE 1870 n. Y. ave. 23.
LEARN BARRIER TRADE-AH or spare
time City Barber Schools. 622 z. Balt-
more st. Baltimore. Md.
P b X tswitchboardl instruction: pre-
pare for pleasant position We teach YOU
in one week: $40 226 Bond Bldg
GREAT FIELD Just open. income. tax ac-
counting. Join class Of J. x. M Barry.
once n. prof and teacher /. Tax Bu
reau. Address Box lSl-R. Star office.
MAN WANTED. with fair education me-
chsnically inclined now employed desiring
10 better his position by qualifying as an
installation expert and service enR1neer on
all types Of electric refrigerstors no eX-
perience necess.. but applicant must be
willing 20 train during spare time fors
few months. Write, giving age. phone
present occups- and address. Address BOX
97-R. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

sTENOGRAPHER experienced for, patent
work: 81 90 per month; give details edu-
cation and experience. Address Box 5l-R
Evening star., 1934-07-22
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

IN order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star Only
bona f1de answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
HELP-WOMEN.

ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER over
25 years OF age knowledge of switchboard
essential. compensation. Groom apt. free
gas elee. and refrigeration; no children
under is Give references and phone
number. Address Box 4Ol M, Star Office
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced steady
29S7 Sunday between 10 and II am.
AAnh 1oth 81 2
Evening star., 1934-07-22
SALESMAN.

Keen, intelligent salesman to
take charge Of the selling OF a
new line just being added to
our present ones. Some knowl-
edge of construction or some
contact with builders desirable,
but not essential. Drawing &C
count to qualified man. Phone
National 9343 for appointment
on Monday.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

LADY to learn beauty advisory work. must
be neat energetic reliable work done by
appointment. Thorough training given
with opportunity to advance. Call MA.
5SS3 Monday
Evening star., 1934-07-22

SITUATIoNS-MEN AND WOMEN
REFINED COUPLE. white desires position
as cook. chauffeur or capable OF nlling
position of most any capacity. Address
Box l64-R Star ofiee.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

THE NU-BONE Company has opening in
washington Virginia and nearby Mary
land for women of refinement. education
and ambition to earn substantial incomes.
Call or write for an appointment. 500.
Amarican bldg nhnne MA 4736.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

EVERY SALESMAN who has
sold Memorial Park or ceme-
terry lots should acquaint him
self with THE NEW SALES
PLAN now in operation.
The best legal minds, includ-
ing some of the leading bank
ers, call this plan ingenious, at
tractive and sound.
A new Memorial Park, one
step ahead of everything else.
You are invited to an interview
on Monday from 9 to +. Suite
so Woodward Bldg. =
Evening star., 1934-07-22

MAID coiored stay pights wash COOK.
general housework $50 mo. No children,
After g pm WI 4Hn6
Evening star., 1934-07-22
IMMEDIATE WORK.

VIII be provided for so men in Washing
ton, D c, and nearby D. c and Virginia
points by StTong corporation Men Will
be SeieCteo on pasiS OF complete willing
ness to work. and TO adopt our code Of
methods which We know make men succeed
~ our business. We have TO be convinced
that the men selected VII stick thru"
the early days while the neWneSS lasts
Prefer married meu-25 to 45-good rec
Ords in past employment and who have
cer- We can use men from any trade or
business. Must be ready for immediate
employment Write fully. giving age
address phone former employment if
married and reference. II your letter,
which viii be held confidential, shows you
can qualify VOC will be notified of time
and place where the proposition viii be
fully expls aimed &c you within & few days.
Address Bcx SIR. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. BETTER AND
safer drivers needed; expert instructions
tor Iratnc Bureau examination. DE. lf9S.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

STENOGRAPHER fire ins. and r. e. Ar
Iington County, small salary oeglnnlng II
inexperienced. Address Box 99-R. Star
Evening star., 1934-07-22

M Sims irHl ouSwer oil Inquiries on
contract that are addressed 10 tins HeUS-
paper nth Self-addreSsed, stamped en-
relope
Evening star., 1934-07-22
WANTED-AGENTS.

CHRISTMAS CARD salespeople Big money
selling 81 all-folder 81 assortment. Won
Silhouettes, mother of pearl. novelty cut
out. embossed seal gold. silver folders.
1907 profit 3-Wav selling plan. Also
IA de luxe folder, gift wrapping, birthday,
every dav and children's aSsortments.
Extra bonuses Write for samples on ap-
provaL Chiffon Greetings. 119 Lincoln,
Dent 722. Boston, Mass
Evening star., 1934-07-22
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
COOK good (womanl used to tea room.
club or school catering, housematd and
2620 10th st. NV. co. $3.50.
COUPLE. white, middle age, no children,
take care small apartment house exchange
for living quarters. furnished or unfur-
nished references. 1000 Sth NV.
COUPLE white to work on water front
estate; woman must be good cook man
butler and gardener; no children, Address
Box 207-R Star office.
COUPLE. settled. who desire work in
rooming house in exchange for apartment
District 4aS2. -.-
JANITOR. desirable basement, r.. k. b..
in exchange services clean honest, re-
liable couple tno childrenl' good workers.
man with Job State age. experience. rel
erences. Address Box 2S2-R, Star ONCE.
I HAVE a splendid part-time proposition
for good, clean. intelligent man or woman;
now employed where your earnings VIII
not be limited and this will not interfere
m. Room 800, Southern Bldg.
MAN AND WIFE. for cooking, house and
garden work: room. board. wages. SIS per
month. Walnut Hill. Falls Church. Va
MARRIED COUPLE without children.
husband employed, wife with some knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and willing to do
small amount OF housework in exchange
for apartment. Address Box 24l-R, Star
office. -
Evening star., 1934-07-22

DIVISION HEAD and saleslady for our
ting altering and capable of taxing COM
plete charge OF dept Apply Monday, $3.50
TO 1870 am. Miss Boyle. Sd floor. Sears
Roebuck & Co.. OIL Bladensburg rd. ne.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

BEAUTY OPERATOR thoroushly expert
enced; permanent and finger waving and
marcelling State salary expected and ex-
perience. Reference. Address Box 4O4-M.
Star nfncn