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50 long 4 the so-calied statesmen in
Europe are permitted tc exercise their
vocal cords there will be no war. Silence
may be ominou5
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Congratulations to Friday Night on
the arrival OF it, seventh birthday. Editor
Grtol HI, The right to be proud of this
achievement
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

/. Water and Sewerage.
2 Bridges to complete Road to Main
land
\ "roe Fort.
=. ;.o,eis ara Apartments.
s. Ba.hing Pavilion.
e. AirpoI Island and Sea.
4. a lsoiidaIon Of County and City
CC7ernments.
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Today's Horoscope

Today bastows a pleasure-lov-
ing nature which revels in laugh
ter and light occupation. There
may seem to be an antipathy to
ceriOus thought but a careful in
vestigation often shows an I'M
Gercurrant of a meditative nature.
and that the light actions are but
a desire to avoid serious thoughts
that may not be pleasant.
her maiden voyage from Liver
pool to New York struck iceberg
shortly before midnight off New
fOundiand-1517 lives lost.
1931-Republic proclaimed in
Spain.
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Ba ter Up!

Good evening! Are you registered
voter?
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You and Your
Nations Affairs
Copyright Sir Star ServiceJ
Killing the Silver Goose
Copyright Sir Star Service)
By NEIL CAROTHERS
Director, College of Business administration,
Lehigh University

A brief outline of the extraordinary
drama Of silver in American history
appeared in this column a short time
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il your ba'hi pom door has no lock,
cmhaIias: mont may be avoided by Sing
ing il The Bath
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address questions the author of this necSpaper)
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Steamship Titanic on spai
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1931-Republic proclaimed in
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lie G A L S
NOTICE OF ELECTION

WHEREAS, the Legislature of
1885 under the Constitution of 1885,
of the State of Florida, did pass
two Joint Resolutions proposing
amendments to the Constitution of
the State of Florida. and the same
were agreed to by vote of three
fifthS of all the members elected
to each house; that the votes on
said Joint Resolutions were entered
upon their respective Journals, with
the yeas and nays thereon, and
they did determine and direct that
the said Joint Resolutions be sub
mitted to the electors of the State
at the General Election in NoVem-
Der 1886.
NOW THEREFORE. 1. R. A.
GRAY, Secretary of State of the
State of Florida, do hereby give
notice that
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Flor
ida on Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November A. d.
1886, the said Tuesday being the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER
for the ratification or rejection of
the said Joint Resolutions propos-
ing amendments to the Constitution
of the State of Florida, viz.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
fFOpOSlHS 10 AHleHu oeCllOIi VI
the Article Mi of the Constitu-
ton of the State of Florida, Re-
lating to Provisions for the Aged,
Infirm, and Unfortunate.
BE 1t Resolved By The Legislature
of The state of Florida;
That Section 3 of Article NH of
the Constitution of the State of
Florida, relating to Provisions for
the Aged, Infirm, and Unfortunate,
be and the same is hereby amended
and as amended is agreed to and
shall be submitted to the electors
of the State of Florida at the next
general election to be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November 1886, for ratifica-
ton or rejection; Said Section of
Article Mi as amended shall read
as follows:
Section 5. The respective coun-
ties of the State shall provide in
the manner prescribed by law, for
those of the inhabitants who by
reason of age, infirmity or misfor-
tune, may have claims upon the aid
and sympathy of society; provided,
however, the Legislature may by
general law provide for uniform
Statewide system for such bene-
fits, and appropriate money there
for; but no such general law shall
provide benefits to any person who
shall not have been d resident of
the State of Florida for period of
five years continuously next pre-
ceeding his application therefor,
nor shall such general law provide
for benefits to any person solely on
account of age who has not attain
ed the age of siXty-five years; Pro-
vided, further, that where by any
law of the United States. a lesser
or different period of residence age
or citizenship shall be fixed in or
der for the State of Florida to par
ticipate in any Federal grants that
might be made for such purposes,
the Legislature may prescribe such
requirements as to citizenship age
and residence as will be consistent
with and not in conflict with such
Federal Law"
Approved June 4, 1885.
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pIRIIC NOTICE

Tallahassee, Florida, August -,
1936.-Public notice is hereby given
that the State I1ant Board of Flor
ida has in regular session at Jack =
Florida, on August "a
1886, and in accordance with the
power and authority granted in the
Plant Act of 1927 (Chapter
1921, Laws of FlOrida), amended
it's Rule CD, which rule, having
the force and effect Of law. reads:
Rule CD. In order 10 con-
troll and to prevent the dis
semination of the spiny citrus
Whftefly or blackfly tAleurO-
canthus wOgIuIni AshbyD the
owners and occupants Of pro-
perties within the area or areas
defined by the State Plant Board
as areas infested with said in
sect are hereby ordered and re-
Quired TO permit entry upon
said properties of duly au-
thorized employees of the Board
for the purpose of applying
such spray materials or other
treatment to plants and trees
as may be prescribed by the
Board in its instructions TO the
Plant Commissioner; and the
owners and occupants Of such
properties are hereby ordered
and directed to refrain from
washing the said spray ma
teriaIs from any plant or tree
to which said spray materials
have been applied as afore-
said"
STATE PLANT BOARD OF
FLORIDA.
By: Geo. H Baldwin, Chairman
Attest: J. T. Diamond. Secretary.
aug2s; sepT4-11-IS-25, 1885
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THE WORLD-R-~xJ wea
WITH ! Il . a !, ~. F E.

est boy in school," She clinched IT
with: "He plays fullback on the
team"
The fact that Annabel had asked
permission should have warned Mr..
Monroe, but it didn't. He went back
to Roosevelt's speech on the NRA.
"And So" Annabel smiled into
Mikes clouded blue eyes, "I'm going
to save Saturday night for you.
Don't forget, now"
He turned his back on her and
went to his history class. For the
first time since school started he for.
got the answer to a question Miss
Torrance asked him, and he took no
part inthe discussions. Annabel sat
across the aisle from him, with her
slim legs crossed under the desk. and
the entire length of her thigh out
lined. He raised beseeching eyes to
Miss Torrance. and Carol caught the
appeal in them and felt dread rising
to muddy her thinking.
ON Saturday night he caught
" ride from the mill village to
town; then walked to Annabels
house.
It was an expensive, uninspired
house: cream brick with green tile
roof and wide porch supported by
square brick columns. He set his jaw
and rang the bell, and Annabel met
him at the door. She had on some
sort of red dress that made her look
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five years older, and he was more
afraid of her than ever.
She took him in and introduced
him to her mother and father. Mrs.
Monroe's eyes widened at the sight
Of him: not even Annabel's enthusi.
asm had prepared her for this. Mr..
Monroe put down the magazine he
was reading and said: "Glad to know
you. Annabel tells me you play foot.
ball."
Mike fumbled with his big hands.
eyes, sir. I'm hoping to get to col.
lege on it."
''That so? What college?"
Carr University. / want to be a
lawyer"
Mr.. Monroe nodded approval.
Good business. He looked thought.
full. Ordinarily he had no interest in
the pups Annabel dragged in, but
this boy was different.
Soon after that Annabel ma.
neuvered him expertly into a small.
er sitting-room. The nights were get
ting little too cool for the porch
swing, or she would have selected
that.
She sat on a couch and made him
sit beside her, then she Struggled
down against his shoulder. He could
smell some sort of thick perfume she
had put on her ears, and her red
dress was too low in the neck. The
palms of his hands were wet.
She talked very fast at first: about
school, and what a grand fullback
he was. and Miss Torrance sure was
crazy about Denis Ford, wasn't she2
At ten o'clock she led him to the
kitchen with her and fused prettily
and domestically about, getting out
orange juice and cake. And when
they came back to the couch she
wriggled herself under his arm and
lifted her face to him. He ached to
walk out and leave her, but there
was that hot, thick perfume, and the
red dress that was much too low In
the neck. He kissed her savagely and
felt her lips part under his and her
knee pressing against him.
After that he made a queer, smoth.
cred sound under his breath and
quit fighting.
Copyright, 1885. By Marian Sir,sJ
E.i,.-,s situatinn raanha. Na..I
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the Sheriff of Monroe County.
of the State of Florida:
BE 1t known. That /. Il. \. Gray.
Secretary of the State Of Florida.
10 hereby give notice that
GENERAL ELECTION
Will be held i'm Monroe County
State of Florida. on Tuesday next
vember, A. u. 1886. the said Tues
day being the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER
For United States Senator from
the state of Florida. for the year
uneXpired term of Duncan L
Fletcher deceased.
For United States senator from
the State of Florida. for the year
unexpired term of Park Trammcll
deceased.
For Seven ca Presidential EIcc-
tors.
For one Representative Of the
Fourth Congressional District Of
the State of Florida. in the seventy
fifth Congress of the United States.
For Governor of the State of
Florida.
For Secretary of State of the
State of Florida.
For Attorney General of the State
Of Florida.
For Comptroller of the State of
Florida.
For Treasurer of the state of
Florida.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction of the State of Florida.
For CommiSsio tl*Is OF ,Agrioulturc
of tho state dfl Florida. 3!
For rw9 Justices Of the ESuPfeme
t-For, 1ias. Railroad> Comtaissionsf
"a thA s&FNfr E4MrfHsa
For One Member Of the House Of
Representatives of the State Of
Florida.
For County Judge.
For Sheriff.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
For Clerk Criminal Court Of
Record.
For County Assessor of Taxes.
For Tax Collector.
For County Superintendent Of
Public instruction.
For County Surveyor.
For Five County Commissioners.
For Three Members of the County
Board of Public instruction.
For Justice of the Peace in and
for the following Justice Districts,
Viz: Nos. /. 2 and 3.
For Constable in and for the fol-
lowing Justice Districts, Viz: Nos.
/, and 3.
In Testimony Whereof, ! have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State Of Florida,
at Tallahassee. the Capital, this
the gath day of August. y. -.
1886.
hSD r 4. GRAY,
Secretary of State.
To Hon. Karl .. Thompson, Sheriff
Monroe County.
aug2S; sept4-11-lS-25; Oct2-Y-l6-2S-
80, 1886
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fSPORTS \
x BY JOVE ZA>S
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
TERMED SUCCESS
MONEY SENT YESTERDAY TO
DIAMONDBALL TEAM
IN MIAMI
By WILLIAM RUSSELL


The drive to raise funds for the
teams representing Key West in
the East Coast D:amondball ELM
ination Tournament being held in
Miami all this week, was termed
a success.
Through the columns of The
Citizen, Emil Sawyer and Eugena
Little Money" Knowles, in charge
of collection Of the money, wish
to thank the donors on behalf of
the players and themselves.
A total of $28 was taken up be-
tween Wednesday night and yes
terday morning, which was imme-
diately sent to the team. 3-s
One generous Key Wester do
mated $40 and the other So was
collected from numerous follow
ers of the sport in this city.
The raising of funds was neces-
STATED by the receipt of tele-
gram a few weeks before the team
left for Miami. The information
was that the officials of the tour
nament in the Magic City would
not agree to pay the expenses OF
the local team during their stay
in that city.
Key Westers were called upon
at the time to give what they could
afford and fund was raised suf-
ficient enough to carry the play
ers to Miami. However, after
winning their game Tuesday night
the club was forced to remain in
active Wednesday and were SEIZED
uled to play Thursday night. This
day lay-off. almost depleted the
money they had originally taken
with them.
Hence, the second drive for
funds was brought about, which
was, declared successful by those
in charge.
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TENNIS GROUP
HAS MEETING
START TOURNAMENT
OCTOBER

A tournament to decide the city
tennis championship will be held
beginning October l, it was decid-
ed at a meeting of the Key West
Tennis Association held Wednes-
day evening at the home of Ygna-
clio Carbonell on Southland street.
Those wishing to enter this con-
test should register with ,Ygnacio
Carbonell before October 1, it is
stated. Another meeting of the
tennis club will be held Monday
evening to make final plans for
the meet. tta
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"That's mighty sweet of you, but
! guess l won't risk it."
Annabel frowned, and then de.
Icided to look pathetic again. please,
Mike. Ask me for a date sometime"
He squirmed. He wasn't sure he
wanted date with her even if he
could get it.
"I'm-pretty busy during football
season. When you practice all after.
noon it means you got to study at
nights"
mot ON weekends, surely"
! She turned her face up to him and
Mike felt hot, prickling sensation
in his stomach. He'd seen that sort of
look before, but not on a face like
Annabel's. She ought to have q
brother to tell her what was what.
He said uncomfortably:
"No-not on weekends. But I'm
not coming to your house just to get
kicked down the steps,"
"You won't" She moved closer.
"If l ask papa first: tell him you
want to come If he'll let you: and he
says yes. then will you ask me for a
date?"
That looked to him like an out, so
he snatched at it eagerly. yeah. If
you'll promise to tell him who / am"
ooh. win" She was radiant. Mr..
Monroe was a busy, preoccupied man
who delegated all disciplinary meas
ures to his wife, and his wife was
lazy and malleable. Already Annabel
could visualize herself wearing Mike
at her belt. She gave a little skip as
she left him.
Don't forget now. You've prom.
ised."
Sure"
He went on to the woodshop, and
assaulted a lathe with furious en-
ergy. He snatched up a poplar stick
and began turning chair leg.
DUT the next day Annabel was
- lying in wait. and before the tri.
umph In her eyes Mikes heart sank
like a sounder.
Mike. He said it was all right. He
said he thought that kind Of atti-
itude was undemocratic."
That was glaringly untrue, Mr..
Monroe had said. 'Hannigan. Who's
he?" and Annabel had waved hand
Hes in my class-about tho -
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VIRGO people are very orderly.
methodical. and good magnetic
healers. Are generous and great
mathematics Make fine mu-
sieians, scholarly, can keep So
crets. love dress and Ike To lead
the fashion; affectionate. devoted.
and believe IN blue blood Are
easily discouraged. natural phiioSo-
pliers and accurate Discrimination
Excel in chemistry. Have great
endurance. recover quickly from
defeat, prone TO criticize too much
stop II Also initiating and
toadying. Inclined % take too
much medicine. imagine they have
all sorts Of maladics. They VII
confess every fault bat the enc
they possess. Should mzrry one
born in their own Syn. VIZ
(Virgo) August - and Scptem-
Der %, or September - and Octo-
Der % (Libra). The Hy-cinth is
their natal gem, also Pink Jasper
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Chapter Is


THE little blonde, whose name was
- Annabel Monroe, said to Mike
Hannigan:
"How far does the lesson for to-
morrow go?"
Mike told her. patiently. She was
the dumbest cluck he'd ever seen
about keeping the place. He won
dered If she was deaf or anything.
AS they left the classroom Anna.
bel was under his elbow. She said
pathetically: "Why don't you ever
pay me any mind, Mixer"
Mike turned and stared down at
her. Annabel's father was big mer.
chant, and he was the son of a lint
head: why on earth should he pay
her any mind? He grinned, little
crookedly.
Because 1'know where l belong"
She made petulant face at him.
"You sure are dumb. You belong
wherever you want to CO."
That was new idea. He shifted it
suspiciously and decided to let it lie
there. He said deliberately:
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RATS CNAWED WAY
TO WIN YESTERDAY
OVER HEALTHERS
SCORE OF GAME WAS S TO 3;
TEN MISCUES MARKED UP
AGAINST CLUBS; FERA VS..
COCA-COLA TO-DAY

The Sewer Rats won their sec
ond straight game yesterday aft
ernoon when they gnawed their
way to a win over Sanitary De-
parmtent, 5 to 3.
1t was very good game and in
teresting from start to finish.
The Healthers scored the first
run in the opening frame. Her
nandez walked and then singles
by Gabriel and Molina brought him
home.
In the fifth inning, the Rats put
across three runs. Varela and
Machin walked. Barcelo doubled
to left. Calleja was safe on field
er's choice and Barcelo scored.
Acevedo hit into a double play.
The last half of the fifth frame
saw the Health boys PUT over one
more tally. Gabriel hit to Jack
who dropped the ball, stole sec
ond and scored on F. Caraballo's
single to right.
In the sixth inning, Sewer Rats
scored their last two runs-enough
to win the game. Stanley, Varela
and founders singled in success
sion. Stanley scored and Varela
went to third. o. Caraballo threw
wide to third and Varela came
home.
The last run of the game was
accounted for in the seventh canto.
Sawyer hunted safely. Barcelo
threw wide to first and Sawyer
landed on second. Sawyer scored
on single to left by F. Caraballo.
Machin and Gabriel hit three
safely in four times at bat. O..
Caraballo and F. Caraballo, the
famous brothers, hit two out of
four each, as did Acevedo and
Stanley.
Gabriel, F. Caraballo and Bar
cello connected for doubles.
In the field, Machin, Caraballo,
Varela and Molina played very
good game.
Three double plays were made
during the contest: Jack Mathews
to Calleja, Molina to C. Griffin
and one unassisted by Gabriel
Score by. innings: r. H. E.
Sewer Rats
900 OPP OOO-5 II q
Sanitary Department
100 010 1903 10 6
Batteries: Stanley and J. Wat
kins; C. Sands and Sawyer.
Today Coca+Cola plays Admin
istration at Bayview Park, p. m.
Batteries will be E. Roberts and
Goss for the FERA boys and Han
cock and Villareal for the Soda
] Water BOYS.
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a Nesc Novel BY Marian Sims

SYNOPSIS: With the support of
Dents Ford, Carol Torrance Just
has got through bad scene tOith
one Sam Gates, the bad boy OF Ash
eTpelled from the high school IN
4Dhtch she teaches. Besides Denis,
4Dho loves her but tohoDl Carol scilt
not marry, there Is another prob
lem on her hands. He 10 Mike Hdn-
niOGn, son of clint head" but er-
tren1ely handsome. Mike Is trying
to steer the straight and ndrrot0,
but his face and figure start half
the high school girls on his trail
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Belgrade Museum Houses
Relics OF Russian Gar
cry Associates Press)

BELGRADE, Aug. 2S.-A
museum, perhaps the only one Of
its kind in the world, has been
opened here to house objects per-
tanning to the life of Nicholas Ill,
the last car of Russia.
1t is particularly rich in photo
graphs. statuary and articles used
by Nicholas and his family. King
Peter II of Yugoslavia is patron,
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Today's Horoscope
ssssssssssssssssasss

Today promises a useful and
successful life. Under a seeming
ly simple exterior, there is really a
profound mind, perhaps sometimes
lacking the gift of expression, but
this trait may be easily overcome
by training. The aspirations will
be we'll directed. the life well
rounded, with the end passed in a
state Of comparative competence.
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CARDS LOSE TEN
INNING TILT, 10;
in TIE WITH CUBS
IDLE GIANTS NOW THREE
FULL CONTESTS in LEAD;
YANKEES AND INDIANS
VICTORS YESTERDAY
Especial 10 TIE C.tizen)

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-The
crippled st. Louis Cardinals made
a gallant attempt to come back
yesterday afternoon. Those pesky
Boston Bees had won three straight
games from them and the Cards
were out for revenge. The teams
battled for nine innings with the
score to O, but in the tenth frame
the Bees showed over the winning
run and the count ended l to 0.
Roy Parmelee pitched a brilliant
brand of ball, holding the Boston
players to just three safeties. The
Redbirds committed two miscues,
while the Bees played errOrless
ball. Danny Macfayden also hurl-
ed an excellent game, allowing
the Gashouse Gang only four hits.
The Cardinals loss, coupled with
the Cubs victory, put these two
teams in tie for second place.
The Cards loss also added a half
game to the lead of the Giants,
who were idle. The New York
ers are now three full games
ahead.
The Windy City Tribe also won
by l to 0 score. Henshaw held
the Philadelphia Phillies to six
safeties, while the Cubs garnered
10 off Johnson and Kowalik, but
were able to shove across just one
lone tally-enough to win, how
ever.
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the
Brooklyn Dodgers, 6 to 3, although
the Dodgers ace moundsmen, Van
Mungo, was in the box.
After taking a crushing defeat
at the hands of the Browns the
day before, the New York Yankees
came back strong yesterday after
noon and almost shutout the st.
Louis players. Nevertheless, the
score was most convincing at that,
7 to l. Pitcher Broaca, for the
Yanks, gave up only three safeties.
Cleveland Indians downed the
Washington Senators in a SUGGEST,
10 to g.. Eight hurlers saw &C
ton in this game.
Chicago White Sox lost to the
lowly Philadelphia Athletics, to
2. Again a low-hit performance
was turned in. The AS twirler,
Gumbert, held the White Sox to
two safeties.
A four-h;t game was pitched
by Tommy Bridges and so the De-
troit Tigers defeated the gold
plated Boston Red Sox, despite the
fact that the mighty Lefty Grove
was on the mound for the Sox.
The score was to 2.
The summaries follow:
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IL p, = > FSx't
and the opening was attended by
many notabIes. Vi "a
1t is estimated 100000 Russian
emigreS. many OF whom are said
to be loyal to the czarist principle,
live in this country. They raised
funds for the Russian Home," in
which the museum is located.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago ut Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.