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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Profanity is not to be excused but, we
ask you, how can one describe some
people?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Imagination is a necessary stimulus to
really great work In any line of endeavor
but it must rot become visionary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

In the election of former Senator
Irammclfs successor, POmpano should
consistently go solid for Pepper.
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In case of doubt, don't doubt and
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barometer q n nl. today:
Sea level, 1892.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

AT a meeting of the White
Street Civic Association held on
Monday evcnin" it was decided to
inauguratc ii campaign in con-
ncction with planting white ole
andcr trees, twenty feet apart,
a ong White street from South
Beach to Division street. 1t is
expected that about $50, or pos
silly more, trees will he used in
the planting. G. G. SymOnettc
has ben appointed committee
OF one to ccll on the people of
the street. in fact on all property
oWnc-s, on the thOroughfare, who
have not signed IT,, for the add
tional widening Of the street from
Division St.ect to TrumbO Island
and urge them to do SO at once.
This petition is to be presented
- the city council on May 20.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Tomorrow will be independence
day in Cuba. The event will also
he cele1rated in Key West. Today
marks the anniversary of the
Gerai do Machado regime, who
took the presidential oath just
one year ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Oscar Cleare, aged fisherman,
who d ed off the Boca Chica coast
Yesterday, was buried this morn
ing. Mr.. Cleare was out fishing
with Frank Gates. They left the
boat on sand bar and when it
was time to return found it neces-
sary to swim back. 1t was while
swimming that Mr.. Cleare was
stricken and d ed just as he was
taken from the water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Sec etary HoovPr's request for
rad 0 receiving sets for the use Of
lighthouse keepers at isolated 10
cations has met with success and
$50 of these have been cOntribut-
ed by one Of the great electric
concerns. W. w. Demeritt. sup
erintcndent in the seventh district,
has received two of these which
he will assign to two stations
most remote from the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Information was received today
by The Citizen in Associated
Press dispatches fam New York
announcing the death of w. E. ID.
Stokes ST., financier and hotel
owner, VINO passed away at his
homo in that city this morning.
The d cascd. who was rs years
old IT the time of his death, was
the father of w. +. ID. Stokes. Jr.,
who was recently married in Key
Wet to Miss Florence Critten-
den The newly-weds are now on
their honeymoon in New York.
Supreme Court Justice Louie
w. Strum, Of the Florida tribun-
=. is = visitor in Key West. JUS
tice Strum will be remembered as
Lieutenant Commander Strum.
who at different periods was in
cnmmani Cf We Se's stationed at
Key West. Justice Strup is here
for i few days. He is a caudi-
date to succeed himself on the
Supreme Court bench.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

Editorial comment: Many poll
ticians say the country is in grave
danger, tut can be saved by elect
irg them to office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-19

There were 146 carloads of
lineapples shipped from this city
at IL ght. Averaging $50 crates
10 the car, and 80 fruit to the
CT to. gives the amount shipped at
1875. 900 pincapples Tor northern
markets.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

thanks was rendered Helen O'Neil,
who directed the pageant, for her
very excellent work. A complete
report on monies that were raised
will be subsequently given. Will
liam Smith, superintendent of
Bethesda Sunday School, won the
$3.50 prize offered for selling the
most tickets. No one else sold
enough tickets to qualify in the
prize competition.
The Council voted to send John
Lawrence as the state representa-
tive to the National B. Y. P. U. &
s. S. Congress which convenes in
Kansas City, Kansas, June % to
%, inclusive. The Council. is also
endeavoring to aid other messen-
gers to get to the Congress.
1t was planned to hold Young
Peoples Rally Day at the State
Convention. On this day special
program will be held and and the
young people of the Convention are
rallied in spirit of enthusiasm,
fellowship and religious activity.
The Council also voted to pur-
chase a ten-dollar refunding bond
of the National Baptist Convention.
In this way the young Baptists of
Minnesota will be represented in
this national effort of the Baptist
denomination.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12
Mammoth Bridge Party and
Bathing Beauty Contest

bathing beauty"
DR.. w. D. Brown, 408 Tribune
Annex, Minneapolis, the bathing
beauty with Largest smallpox vac
cination scar; Sumner Sweet
Shop, 642 Sixth Avenue NJ, the
bathing beauty with "the prettiest
mouth; DR.. Earl S. Weber, den
list, Dakota Bldg, St. PaNl, the
bathing beauty with the sweetest
SMILE; Mrs. Beulah Johnson's
beauty shop, 1011 Charles St.,
''tallest bathing beauty; McGav-
ock Funeral Home, $50 Rice St.,
the bathing beauty with the "most
perfect hair dress; DR.. Shokunbi,
TOO Rondo St., the bathing beauty
with the "prettiest hands,; Mickey
House Lunch Room, 3757 4th Ave.
S., End prize in the Popularity Con-
test.
Expert Judging
There are more than fifty (50)
judges being selected from the
Twin Cities and visitors to this un-
usual affair. The bridge party
starting at 2 p. m. is appealing to
the many social groups in the two
cities. Mrs. Anna Green of st.
Paul will supervise the bridge
party with a number of Minneapo-
lis and St. Paul society ladies as
sisting her and Mrs. Carrie Neal
of the Neal Funeral Home is one
of the prize donors. Good music
for those who dance until 1880
a. m. One general admission of
IS cents to all. Attractions assure
the organizations of the largest
crowd of the season.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12
Phyllis Greets
It's Membership

A large percentage of the 165
people who this year have joined
the Phyllis Wheatley Auxiliary
were present Wednesday night at
the closing exercises of the cam
paign. Refreshments were served
following the program in charge of
Mrs. Earl Onque. Mrs. Francis
Duncan, chairman of the auxiliary,
was assisted in welcoming the
members, new and old, by a group
of ladies. The program presented:
Greetings, Mrs. F. Duncan; Sing
ing, Male Quartette; Dancing, Cecil
Taylor, Jack Rainey, Lorenzo Man
derville, Katharine Quarteman;
Hilda Jean Lewis, Marian Majors,
Beatrice Cheatham, Iva Napue,
Clementine Lacey, Wanda Landau,
Ethel Kingsbury; Melvin Dillan,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

The Twin City Triangle Clubs of
the U. B. F. and S. M. IT'S picnic
and gigantic Bathing Beauty con-
test to be held at Harriet Island,
Monday all day, June %, 1886, is
creating much interest and ex-
element in the Twin Cities.
Business Interested
The business men and women in
St. Paul and Minneapolis are Civ
ing special prizes to the bathing
beauties competing and winning in
the following contests: Toms
Barber Shop, 582 Sixth Avenue N,
the bathing beauty with the "most
perfect hair CUT; Woodland Funer-
al Home, 1103 Lyndale Avenue NJ,
the bathing beauty with the ''pret-
test eyes,; w. Squire Neal Funer-
al Home, 2435 Fourth Avenue S.,
the bathing beauty with the "most
perfect FORM; Minneapolis Spokes-
man and st. Paul Recorder, the
bathing beauty with the "most
perfect legs; Madam Wysner's
beauty parlor, 500 Aldrich Avenue
N, the bathing beauty with the
"prettiest feet"
Many Prizes
Among others who will give
prizes are DR.. w. H. Wright, den
fist, 63s Sixth Avenue N, the bath
ing beauty with the "most attrac-
tive costume; Morgan and Short
Realty Co., 1O17 9Th st. S., "the
latest bathing beauty; Mrs.
Kathryn Dight's beauty shop, 814
Aldrich Ave. NJ, "the thinnest
bathing beauty; Bob's Cafe, 3755
Fourth Ave. S., the "best dancing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12
COUNCIL CONFEREES

Seventeen officers of the Execu-
tive Council of the Minnesota B. Y.
P. u. & S. S. Convention met at
the home of the president, John R.
Lawrence, Jr., on Sunday, June z.
This meeting was the last quarter
ly meeting of the year. Plans were
made for the State convention
which will be held in July.
Reports on the recent Flower
Pageant held at Pilgrim Baptist
Church were given and a vote OF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12
Personalities
BY Nell Dodson

1uC1C all Y SOIlnd NC uO IdA1J
handsome man taking Auntie to
any party. If I go to the Kappa
dance it will be as an innocent third
party with some other couple. And
that's that.
Marionne PEBBLES is back in town
after long session down at Ten
nessee State in Nashville. She SEE
that Louis Cason of ST. Paul is do
ing right we'll down in that stretch
of the woods. He's vice-polemarch
of frat and everything. Local boy
makes good, Ell? The PEBBLES child
scared Auntie to death, on &C
counta' two minutes after saying
hello to me, she spilled the infor-
nation that she'd heard all about
the date Auntie had at University
of Illinois a few weeks back. How
talk travels! From Champagne,
Illinois, to Nashville, Tennessee, is
a long way, but nevertheless
Marionne found out about Auntie's
date about two seconds after I
made it. These college folks GER
tainly have an underground tele-
graph and Black Despatch. If you
even sneeze in one part of the
country, you hear about it five min
utes later in another part of the
country a thousand miles away.
Such bizness!
Bring out the stretcher for W.
Grissom. His gal will be detained
in Chicago and can't get up here
for the Kappa party. She's sent
him about six specials, and they're
both very unhappy because their
lovely weekend is all spoiled.
Tough luck, kids.
Here and There: Bill Small must
have looked pretty hot-cha in that
white suit at the Graduation party
at Sterling Club because I'm still
hearing about it. The cullud
coed that the University of Mime
sofa instructor greeted with: "Hi,
Toots!" is Minneapolis coed who
lives on Clinton avenue. .. Three
or four medic men from Meharry
are among the advance summer
school crowd. Howard Banks
dale is scheduled to bring his new
bride home soon. That ought to put
brothers Berry and Grantham in
the marrying mood. :. The Youth
Conference was a decided success
both in Minneapolis and in st. Paul.
Plans are being made for a perma-
nent set-up to keep a fine idea alive
the idea of youth pulling togeth-
er towards some definite objective.
. If I don't get some kind of a
press ticket for those Olympic try
outs, Memorial Stadium is gonna
be blasted right off the map. On
accounta' by the time Auntie gets
thru doing her number, the Olym-
pics will be secondary, just second
airy. . Bootely P. Brown wishes
certain people would quit trying to
run his business for him. Char
lie Ukkerd's grandfather, the one
who had passed the century age
mark, died suddenly and so Charlie
was called home Immediately after
his finals. Just as he was begin
ming to get 10000 interested in N.
Stokes, too. :. Bert Shannon and
Elmer Harris were enjoying the
Youth Conference in Minneapolis
last Saturday night. And, boy,
when I say enjoying" I mean it.
Mebbe Shannon will be President
some fine day, and Harris will be
Speaker of the House. Then, my
trans, our government will have
reached perfection! .. Gosh, must
be running along.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

F. F. D.-Will / ever go back to
Palmetto, La, and does the girl
there care for me?
ANS.-Yes, you will return to
Palmetto, but this girl does not
care for you. 1t is best you try to
forget her.
A. nj. A.-Will / marry the man
who admires me so?
ANS.-Yes, you will marry this
person. I see it will take place in
August.
P. WI have one of your small
horoscopes. I would like a larger
one. Do you have any?
ANS.-Yes, I have large Fore
cast & Guide for the full year of
1886. It tells you how to find sue
cess and happiness. Price $1.00
with 10 questions answered free.
e. C.-DOes the boy am going
with at present really love me?
ANS.-No, this boy does not love
you. I would advise you not to take
him too seriously.
ID. X. M.-The lady I work for
has lost a ring. Will she ever find
it?
ANS.-I see by the time you
read your answer in this column
she will have her ring again.
E. M.-Will any of my daughters
get married soon?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

Rhythm in My Nursery Rhymes"
and dy-Goody"; Harmony
Four, Dorothy Pittman, Esther
Jackson, June Hawkins, Dorothy
Early. .....
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

ANS.-Yes, I see your youngest
daughter will marry in July. She
will do well, and be very happy.
C. v. S.-DOes o. p. G. mean me
any good, or must I get another
boy friend?
ANS.-You will be wise to keep
o. P. G. I vision him doing a lot
for you in the future. He is very
fond of you.
L. Could you tell me how to
win in games?
ANS.-I would advise you to
send for my "How to Win" book,
which gives vital numbers and
vital days. 1t also tells how to
select your true mate. Price $1.50
or $500 with 10 questions answered
free. ....
w. r. LII go with a much older
man than me; does he love me or
someone else?
ANS.-This person means you
no good. Do not take his promises
too seriously as he does not intend
to fulfill them.
d. McD.-Please tell me when I
will marry and to whom?
ANS.-I do not see a marriage
for you until Sept. He will make
you a good husband and the initials
are w. S.
wexed FREE In this column ONLY
ID enclosed with your QUESTION,
z, and CORRECT ADDRESS.
n eUan) and q stamped envelop for
receive by return mail my FREE
STTONS. Address all eOmmunica-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

Boat Excursion, July A, 8 P. M.
Steamer Donna Mae, given by
Gloom Chasers. Get your tickets
in advance. Call Locust 1886.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-06-12

Meet cher" at the Sumner Sweet
Shop, GAP Sixth Ave. No.-adv.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

the Senate Once Building to o ga
rage at 1929 Champlain street.
Deputies James T. Mattingly and
Joseph Doherty reported that they
found Dunn sitting in his machine
near the Senate ONCE Building, and
read him the writ Of attachment
During the discussion which ensued
a Capitol policeman appeared and
challenged the authority Of the depu-
ties to serve papers on Capitol ter
ritory.
A quick call was put in for Chief
Deputy Marshal Thomas e. OFT, who
upon arrival, explained to the police
man that his men were within their
rights.
I'VE lacked up the car to haul II
away, but Mr.. Dunn wouldn't release
Evening star., 1936-07-31

as spokesman for o delegation OF 10
residents Of the section, the petition
pointed out that "the present gravel
road Is inadequate in view Of the large
amount Of trafic, and the needs Of the
situation make 1t necessary that .
macadamized or concrete road be con-
strueted over the present roadbed."
The board sent the request to the
State Roads Commission.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

the brake" said OFT. "Finally I per-
suaded him to release it, and We
hauled the car to the garage on Cham
plain street. When we got there Mr.
Dunn got out and said he was going
to see his lawyer"
Oficials said the Judgment was for
$40S and was obtained by the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-07-31
OWNER TOWED AWAY
AS AUTO is SEIZED
Dunn, Senate Office Building Gus.
todian, Loses Round in
Judgment Fight.
judgment j Flght.

Refusing to get out of his car when
II was seized yesterday by deputy
United States marshals to satisfy a
Municipal Court Judgment. James j.
Dunn, custodian of the Senate Office
Building, rode in the machine, as it
was towed through the streets from
Evening star., 1936-07-31
Food Prices Ordered Cut

MOSCOW, July 81 N.-Reductions
approximating 35 per cent we,e
ordered in prices Of food~in Far East
Russia, to bring the costs down to the
Moscow level.
Principal in the reductions were
those for black and white bread.
Evening star., 1936-07-31
Fire Auxiliary Elects.

FALLS CHURCH, Va, July 81
(SpeciaD The Falls Church Wo-
mems Fire Auxiliary reelected Mrs.
Robert Kendrick president of the
association at the annual election last
night. Mrs. J. r. Royston was chosen
first vice president; Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell, second vice president; Mrs.
Samuel Mcpherson, secretary: Mrs.
Edward Ward, treasurer and Miss
Marian Elliot, chaplain.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

leave Treasury place at 7:30 pm.
Saturday. The trip leader is Charles
p. Thomas, e04 Bonifant street, Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

open-air service on the court house
green here Sunday night. A special
program Of music has been arranged.
Evening star., 1936-07-31
ALL-NIGHT MOUNTAIN
HIKE PLANNED BY CLUB
Trails Organization Will Climb
Mary's Rock by Moonlight
With Supper on Ridge.

Sunrise on Mary's Rock Is the goal
Of the all-night moonlight hike plan
ned by hikers Of the Potomac Appa-
lacliian Trail Club for Saturday night.
The group will 60 by bus to Skyland
and hike the Q miles along the Appa-
lachian trail to Mary's Rock.
A feature of this hike Is the mid
night supper on the ridge. Busses
Evening star., 1936-07-31
0pen.Air Service at Leesburg.

"POH 4&AA WI E30O Ut A0SSS04b'
LEESBURG, Va, July 81 (SpeciaD +.
The Rev. c. w. McElroy, pastor Of
the Baptist Church at Upperville, is
announced as the preacher who will
deliver the sermon at the community
Evening star., 1936-07-31
CARMODY HILLS GROUP
URGES IMPROVED ROAD
200 Sign Petition Stating Ma
cadamized or Concrete Route
Is Needed.

BY a Stan Correspondent OIL The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July 81.
Bearing more than 200 names, q
petition for the improvement Of Car
mody road from Addison Chapel road
east along Carmody Hills to Hill road
has been presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners.
Presented by Richard C. Zantzinger
Evening star., 1936-07-31
Dining Room
Suites

lO-Pc. Modern Dining
Room Suite, Walnut
Veneer -
1o-pc. Solid Oak Dining
Room Suite -------
7-pc. Modern Dinette
Suite ----
lO-pc. Dining Room
Suite, Wolnut Veneer
1O-pc. Dining Room
Suite with BurI Walnut
Veneer Fronts-----
lO-Pc. Matched Walnut
Veneer Dining Room
Suite -----
7-pc. Oriental Walnut
Veneer Dinette Suite
Davenport
Suites
2-Pc. KroehIer Bed Dov.
Suite ----------
2-pc. English Lounge Bed
Dov. Suite----------
2-pc. KroehIer Moderne
Bed Dov. Suite------
Evening star., 1936-07-31
Bedroom Suites

3-pc. Bedroom Suite,
Dresser Chest and
Poster Bed---------
Ape. Bedroom Suite,
Walnut Finish-----
Ape. Fancy Bedroom
Suite, Walnut Finish
6-pc. Bedroom Suite, Ma
hogony Veneer------
Ape. kershon BurI We
neered Bedroom Suite
3-pc. Solid Maple Bed
room Suite--------
3-pc. Modern Maple Bed
room Suite--------
Ape. Fancy Bedroom
Suite, Walnut Veneer
Ape. Modern Bedroom
Suite with Round
Mirrors -
Apo. Modern Bedroom
SIIifn with po,,n1
Mirrors ---
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Nationals Pitchers Haze Queted HoUers BY Brilliant Work
Misfortune Dogs
Criffs' Captain

I'LL luck continues to dog Capt.
Buddy Myer Of the Nationals, but
not even the latest misfortune, a
near-serious beaning, has the ailing
second baseman Of the Washington
club completely down and out.
Myer, ailing for weeks, dug into his
hardest workout since his illness yes
terday in pre-game practice at Grif-
nth Stadium. Halfway through it,
Myer turned his attention to fielding
a ground ball and failed to see a line
drive hit by Earl Whitehill. The
liner struck him on the lower par.
Of an ear and knocked him uncon-
scious for few moments.
The ear was swollen when he left
the ball park, but Buddy was ex-
pected to put on a uniform again to-
day. The Griffs regained the services
Of Outflelder Carl Reynolds yesterday,
incidentally. Reynolds, who has been
at home for several days with a cold,
reported ready for action, although
still bothered slightly.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Is Struck in Groin.

A FREAK hop by Brooklyn Babe
Phelps hit into the outfield sent
Moore to the sidelines yesterday with
an injured groin, out for few days at
least. Terry's outfield mate, Pepper
Martin, saved the day for the Cards,
however, with four-run homer in
the last of the ninth for an lit VIC
tory over the Dodgers.
The Cards took some solace In the
victory. as Dizzy Dean may be back to
pitch today and as yesterdays triumph
leaves them only a few percentage
points back of the league leading
Cubs, who made it three out Of four
over the New York Giants with a 6-l
decision.
Also scheduled to return TO the base
ball front today. along with Dizzy
Dean. was that other hard-luck vic
tim, Cochrane, who joins his Detroit
Tigers for a doubleheader with the
league-leading Yankees in New York,
after a Wyoming rest cure for his
tangled nerves
The Tigers lost good chance to
pick up some ground on the idle Yanks
yesterday by failing against hard
working Harry Kelley and the Ath-
letics and going down 1912.
Indians Go Fourth.
THOSE clouting Cleveland Indians
dubbed the Red Sox out of the
first division and moved up TO fourth
place with 5-to-1 victory for clean
sweep Of the series.
The Senators frightened their grip on
third place. finding the sinking ST.
Louis Browns little trouble and
emerging on the long end Of 1873
count.
The Phillies, who seem to be find-
ing themselves to some extent, out
lasted the slipping Cincinnati Reds,
8 to 8. Woody Jensens homer and
Mace Browns four-hit pitching en-
abled the Pirates to come from behind
and stop the Bees, 2-l.
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Not SURPRISED at Mats,

GRIFF refuses to be amazed at the
showing of the Nationals In
this stand he probably stands alone.
Everybody else is watching them in
goggle-eyed surprise
Il said last Spring in training camp
that we had the surprise team of base
ball." reminded Griff. "A lot of people
laughted and refused to take me seri-
ously I said that we'd get better as
the season progressed and We are.
THE only thing that has sur
prised me is the way the team
held up after Buddy Myer was
knocked out by sickness.
IF we get Myer back soon and he
starts playing the ball he's capable of
playing, Buck Harris will be able to
rest fellows like Kress and Bluege and
there might be no stopping Wash
ington."
The fact that New York still leads
the league by eight and one-half
games is not especially impressing to
Griff Didn't they have a seven
game lead last year and blow it?
Didn't they have an 1l-game lead on
this Fourth Of July and lose one-third
of it in a week."
Evening star., 1936-07-15
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Hal Schu-
macher's ll-game winning streak
broken by Cincinnati Reds, who
beat Giants ace for first time in
four years.
Three years ago-Jack Lovelock
ran world record mile in 4:o76,
beating Bill Bonthron by yards
In Princeton meet.
Five years ago-Kid Chocolate
won junior lightweight title by
technical lockout of Benny Bass
in 2:58 of seventh round.