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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-13
Electrical Engineers
ToHear A. |. Powell

A. L. Powell, of New York city,
will be principal speaker at the
regular monthly meeting of the
Washington Division of the Ameri-
can Institute of Electrical En-
gineers at Hotel Raleigh at 6
o'clock tonight.
H. w. OSgood, chairman of the
executive committee, is in charge
of the meeting.
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SPANISH TOWN
RAzEDBYR REDS
DESCRIBED

Following Is the t1Uenty-Sirth
OF the tD1r logs from the Span
iSb battlefront By H. r. Knicker-
booker, famous roofing CORE
SporIdent OF international NetOs
Service.
BY H. r. KNICKERBOCKER
copyright, 1896 by international
News service)
SANTA OLALLA, Spain, Oct. 13
UN.S0.-They told us to drive
very fast over the stretch of road
the reds were Smelling, so our lit
tie chauffeur crouched over the
wheel and we put on speed. We
thought they had told US to turn
left at the next pair of farm
houses, but when we did one le-
gionnaire came to the door and we
could see behind him a whole
troop Of them crouching on the
floor, and they yelled at us to "get
the hell out of here, you're attract
ing the enemy fire"
So there we were, had to turn
around, and it seemed as though
1t took ages, and then we drove
across the road to the opposite
farmhouse where four automobiles
and trucks were smashed together
in the courtyard by shells so bad
~ that you couldn't tell where one
began and the other left off. The
second we pulled UP, Colonel Del
gado came out as fast as a colonel
can come without losing dignity
and in language more polite but
no less emphatic than the legion
naires told us to get away quickly.
Car Good Target
Not that anybody cared particu-
larry four our hides, but our car
made just the sort of attractive
movement that artillery officers
gazing through 12-power binocu-
lars need to direct their fire.
We got out and that night we
drove all the way to France, TAX
ing eleven and a half hours of
uninterrupted travel, filed our
stories, turned around and now
we are here again, for in the
meanwhile the front had moved
up. suppose of all the wrecked,
plundered, looted and sacked
towns I have seen in this war,
Santa Olalla is the worst up to
date, barring of course Irun which
was not just wrecked, but utterly
destroyed.
Driving into town you pass first
what used to be a neat little inn.
This was now still Smouldering. On
the left a house hit by one Of the
white shells was in crumpled ruins.
The houses that hadn't been hit
had all their doors and windows
smashed with rifle butts and the
interiors plundered.
Little Loot Left
For o few days in a town like
this which has been entirely de-
serted by its inhabitants no prop
erty has an owner and anybody
can have what he wants to pick
up. Soldiers wander around des-
ultorily poking at the piles OF
junk. Others stroll through the
smashed houses, seldom getting
anything worthwhile because the
reds had the first choice and
left mighty little.
In the main square every cor
ner was damned with garbage
and we had no choice but to
park beside q dead sheep. Then
our little chauffeur heard an air
raid coming and while we were
hunting cover he moved the car
into an alley with just enough
space in front for two American
caterpillar trucks used for haul
ing big guns. The smell was ter
rifle and when we went to the
car for water we found we had
parked right over a pile Of dead
chickens and a dead rabbit.
VOTE AMERICAN
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More than
Three
Quarters
Century

The KING family has
served four generations
of Westinghouse and
they have found Kings
Palace to be their store
daily offering I'M
usual values for the en-
tire family. But now we
are closing our doors
selling out because this
location has become so
valuable that it is ex-
tremely profitable to sell
out.
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Not one single piece Of
merchandise in our en-
tire stock has escaped a
slash in price Moth.
ing held back. Every ar.
ticle must be disposed of.
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A thrilling wind-up after II years of pros
porous business. The unexpected decision
to sell out found every department loaded
and our stOrerOOm packed with complete
line of new Fall and Winter merchandise.
Our regular patrons know what to expect
when we say that our regular low prices
have been drastically slashed for this
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Did | not read it in the stars, and
warn them?"
You could have read it in the
mud" said Dirk. "If Pipolo fights
for her -
"Pipolo is the trapezist," she an
swered. "She makes nothing but
trouble. that girl. warned Torrobin
how it would be. And now-you."
She laid hand on Dirk's shoulder.
Torrobin was the man lying out.
side. Dirk had some gifts of divina.
ton himself. He wanted to ask her
about Torrobin, about the girl. But
he knew. looking into her face. that
she would tell him nothing-or lies
The girl She was no trouble.
maker. She was lovely. Out of place
here
Madame Chowdhury's eyes were
close to his.
"Now l understand the cards."
she said. and pointed to them ar.
ranged about the lamp. Her finger
touched the King of Hearts.
"You,"
Dirk murmured that she flattered
him.
But do you see? You will get a
message soon-the message from
the stars. All that you desire will
fnllOu ubop VIZ, bOoJ +Io% ,,ooo1a~a
A woman will bring it. A fair wo.
man. Very pale. Very fair"
She opened her arms, closing her
eyes.
Ask me more. Ask me Of all
things. Past. Future"
There was a sound in the lot, the
sound of a door opening. Dirk had
turned toward it when clear voice
came from the front of the tent.
Am l a good swimmer. or am II"
1t was Natalie Page, her red hair
wet with rain, her cloak of pink
taffeta flying away from her damp
organdie ruffles. She wrinkled her
nose. holding out a pink-slippered
foot for Dirk's inspection. There
was mud on it.
Freddy wouldn't carry me-" she
explained. 'He preferred to carry
Isabel. l told him was going to tell
you"
"You should have stayed on the
plankS" said Madame ChoWdhurv.
She was standing with her forefinger
pressed on the Queen of Spades.
(CoSrisAt. 1888. As,sarss Ben Roastesl
Dirk sees, tomorrow, a ghostly
figure in the rain.
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Chapter Five
TO THE DEFENSE

NOW they were carrying the
clown. A giant of a man was car.
rying him as if he had been a child.
The clowns head hung back heavily.
His gay clothes were muddy, and
there was bright red stain on his
little tight white cap. He looked
thin and young. almost as young as
the girl who ran beside him.
Into the van the giant carried the
clown. but when the girl would have
followed them the man shut the
doors, remaining inside. The girl
stood on the steps of the van, beat
Ing on the doors.
Let me in" she sobbed. Let me
In"
The exit Of the tent had been
closed behind Dirk. The crowd had
retr9ated inside, and the noises of
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There was somewhere in the
neighborhood of 800 fans who saw
the contest and the majority of
them voiced their opinion that it
should have been voted in favor
of a draw. Some went as far as
to say that Santana won five of
the eight rounds and should have
been declared the winner. OF
course, this last opinion is ridic-
ulous as Mario was about ready to
call it Il day a few seconds before
the gong ended the battle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18
GIANTS DEFEAT
PIRATES TEAM
CARDS DOWN PHILLIES; NEW
YORK YANKS TRIUMPH
OVER INDIANS

NEW YORK, May 18.-The
New York Giants defeated the
Pittsburgh Pirates by score of
8 to 6, using three pitchers,
Smith, Castleman and Gabler,
while the st. Louis Cardinals went
to victory over the Phillies be-
kind the excellent pitching of J.
Dean.
The Cincinnati Reds won from
the Brooklyn Dodgers with Bren-
nan and Hollingsworth on the
mound. The game scheduled be-
tween the Cubs and Bees was
rained out.
In the American League, the
New York Yankees were success
full over the Cleveland Indians.
while the Detroit Tigers downed
the Washington Senators.
The Boston Red Sox defeated
the ChisoX, and the St. Louis
Browns downed the Athletics.
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Gypsy qReatGer r.
az MARdARET BELL HousToN

SYNOFSiS: DtrE Jorfs has taxi
en- EHnor Fleming home from din
7ler at the old JOriS estate on the
Hudson. EIinOr has told Dirk's
older brother. Rupert. that she cam
not marry him because of his drink.
aug. After leaving Ehnor, Dirk
di1reS an the pouring rain to q tent
$h01o across the riUer. q1here he is
to meet Elinor's cousin. Isabel and
some others While Dirk chats 7Cifh
gifted young circus rider. billed
as "Firefy." a horse falls on a
cfOWH, seriously injuring him. Then
are carrying out the cIolCn.
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'I'oday's Horoscop"

The indications for today are
for a peculiar vacation, or strange
experience in environment. with
ONE success attending it. 1t car
lies industry and inventive fac
ulty. coupled with patience and
thrift. There will be more
wealth than the native will really
need for the qualification of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Santana is a far better fighter
than he has shown to be against
Fernandez. For some unknown
reason, Mario does not attack
Cuso as he does other boys Of bet
ter calibre. Should Santana and
Figueredo be matched the fans
will see a far letter Santana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18
SOCIAL LEAGUE
CONTEST TODAY

The Sanitary Department will
play the Showers Park this after
noon at Bayview Park at 5
o'clock.
These are the two leading clubs
and hard-fought battle will be
staged.
John Walker. Jr., will be in the
box for the Parkers and c. Gates
for the Health boys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

In training, Mario did all his
SOARING with Pimpey Rojas, a
middleweight, who packs a punch
like nobody's business, and San
tana smothered Roj2s time and
again with a favorte straight left
and right hook, a punch he failed
to use against Fernandez. That
punch seemed to he Gantana's best
blow, as he used it continually
and effectively or Pimpey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

The Santana-Fernandez cham
pionship fracas was sure a sweet
fight but as usual the fans dis
agreed on the verdict rendered by
the judges.
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the show had begun again. the band
louder than ever-the applause.
Dirk stood watching the girl in
her long green cloak. hearing the
se4fnd of her fists on the van doors.
and her wild sobbing cry. Why
wouldn't they let her in? Perhaps
the thing was too terrible for her
to see. Perhaps if he spoke to her
he might persuade her. induce her to
come away.
He was crossing the lot. when the
doors of the van reopened. The girl
who had stepped back before them.
started in. Instantly the figure of the
man blocked her way. In the lights
of the van Dirk saw him looking at
the girl, saw her striving to press
past him, matching her strength
against his.
Suddenly. as one might eject a
kitten, he grasped her arm, and
flung her from the step. Then with
I'LL Odlu lie Slcppcu uON II.
She had fallen sideways. landing
against the wall Of a nearby tent.
And now with equal suddenness the
man was sprawled at her feet. and
Dirk, his fist smarting from contact
with that dubious nose, was saying
TO the girl,
"Are you hurt? Did he hurt you?"
She looked down at the man, then
up at Dirk. There was something
wild and GREATNESS about her. In.
stantly she was on the step of the
van, beating again on the doors.
They opened and she went in. The
doors closed.
NlRK was aware that Madame
- Chowdhury was looking out the
back door OF her tent where the girl
mad fallen. She stood watching the
man who was rising slowly. shaking
his head as If gnats or cobwebs
bothered him. She leaned over. APP
reared to discover who he was.
"Well, I'll be damned" said Ma
dame Chowdhury.
Looking up she saw Dirk. and
widened the aperture in which she
stood.
"Come in here" she said, and as
Dirk made no move to obey, 81
think the person you were looking
for is here"
Dirk went in. though he wanted
to wait for the girl TO come out of
the van. He wanted to guard the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

A tip to Licata; Get after Fig
ueredo and Santana. Match them
for ten-round bout with the
lightweight championship of the
city at stake and fix your prices
so that the top seat will not be
priced too high. Boy. oh boy, will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Leonard Licata is working hard
to bring back the fight game to
the standing Of ten years ago but
it seems as though our enthusiasts
tic matchmaker will end up like
the rest of the promoters-way
down deep in the hole"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Young Fernandez still holds the
featherweight crown and Emory
Blackwell rules the light-heavy
weight division.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18
Second Game

In the fifth and sixth grades the
Wild Cats were defeated by the
Panthers in both games.
In the first game SOlano pitch
Cd a twO-hit affair and MCGOWAN
allowed only four safeties. TIL
only run was scored on an error.
Price and Kelley for the losers
and BlancO, Saunders. C. Perez
arG Crusoe were the only one :
that hit safely.
In the second game, II. Gomez
hit homer and a triple. ID. Sol
ano hit triple and a double. H.
Perez, Fry and Parks also HIT
well. In the field, Price, Ward,
Mcmahon for the losers and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Some of the o,d-time and true
ring fans who were at the fight
last Thursday night were: Joe
Pearlman, William Bates. Berlin
Sawyer, big Hearted" Ben Saw
yer, Claude Albury, Lionel Plum
mer, Joseph Valdez, Eva B. War
ner and Bienvcnido Perez.
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TIGERS and
PARKERS PLAY
OTHER GAMES PUT ON BE-
TWEEN DIFFERENT
TEAMS

At Bayvief Park the Juniors
played a game Thursday and Fri
day.
In the first game Sterling and
Griffin hit homers and Junior
Brost hit a triple. Jack Villareal
and Lee Griffin hit well.
In the field. ]. Ogden, Iradi
and Walker played well, and Men
enez and Sands for the winners.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Tigers -,..,- 40 01O O-3 5 2
Bayvicw Park
600 100 O-1 5 =
Batteries: Walker and Griffin
Gomez and Brost.
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van while she was in it. He said to
Madame Chowdhury,
There's no one here"
Il know" buttoning the flap. "But
they are on the way. see all things.
Besides, when he comes to-" nod.
ding toward the man lying outside,
he'll call a cop. You are brave"
she smiled. did he try to keep you
out of here? :. Stay with me. You
don't understand. He will call a cop.
Or maybe he will pull a gun"
81 suppose hell pull it ON her."
said Dirk.
ION her? On who?" asked
Madame Chowdhury. So she didn't
know everything.
ION Firefy," he answered, unbut-
toning the flap.
"Ah." said Madame Chowdhury,
nodding sagely, as if she had made
the discovery by looking into his
depths. $50 it was for her you
knocked him down. You're as big
fool as Pipolo. No, don't go out
there. She will lock the door. She
is SAFE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Of course, Figuercdo may have
more ring experience than Black
well and it may offset the disad-
vantage in weight but what if a
good solid punch travelling with
a 185-pound weight behind it
should land on the young gard
ener's head, chin or body? 1t
would take an original "Popeye"
to take it."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Figucredo is now tipping the
scales at 1875 pounds and we are
quite sure that Santana weighs at
least 100 pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

The 9TH and 8th grades also
played two games. The Tigers
won both games.
In the first game, ElwOOd held
the St. Joseph to two hits. He also
hit three homers and single in
four times up. Lores hit a triple
and a homer. The only run scor-
ed by St. Joseph was a homer by
II. Pita.
In the second game. II. Pita
and Menendez hit triples. ElwOod
two singles in as many times "a
bat.
Score by innings:
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE-Twa
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

you jack 'cm in or will you pack
'cm in.
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Some fans were trying to spring
a joke the other day whcn they
were trying to boost Blackwell
Figueredo match. Young Fig
ueredo, game little cock ii there
ever was one, is willing to fight
Emory but what if Blackwell
should go nuts and accept the
challenge? How many would
turn out to see a lightweight bat
tie a Electromagnetic? Would
you and you?
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DIAMONDBALL
NOTES
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The St. Joseph College Dia-
mondball League played two
games each.
Busy Bee and Lopez represent
the 4th and 5th grades. Busy
Bee won both games.
At bat, in the first game. Ster-
ling hit single, a double, a triple
and a homer in four times up
Fraga hit five safely in five times
at bat. Sawyer hit a triple.
In the second game, Sterling
hit triple and a homer. Iradi and
F. Hernandez and Sawyer hit
homers.
In the field, Diaz. Pierce and
NJ. Perez played good game for
the losers. and F. Valdes. Iradi
and Sanchez for the winners.
Score by innings:
First Game
R. H. E.
Busy Bee Juniors
434 O1O-12 IS /
Lopez Juniors
OO1 600 i =
Batteries: Costar and F. Her
nandcz; o. Roberts and Newland
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-18

Young Sharkey sprang 4 great
surprise when he stepped pretty
lively with Bobby Waugh N a six
round bout. Waugh got the de
cision and Sharkey the applause Of
the fans. Twenty years ago,
Sharkey was rated one of the best
bantams in the state of Florida.
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simple tastes indicated. There is
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fSPORTS \
BY JOVE /AA
FOOD FOR FANS
By OSCAR PITA

. . 0 Q . . . . . Q . Q . . . . . o0
At least Key West has two
boxing champions.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE


NATIONAL. LEAGUE
At New York r. II. f..
Pittsburgh .-.............. 6 II 2
New York ............. 81 2
Batteries: Birkofer, Brown and
Padden; Smith, Castleman, Cab
Ter and Mancuso.
At Philadelphia X. H. +.
st. Louis .....--......-..-...?--.1 10 IA 0
Philadelphia -..-...--..-..----.- 3 6 2
Batteries: J. Dean and Ogderw
ski; Davis, Walker and Wilson.
At Brooklyn r. II. E.
Cincinnati -..--...........-..... 3 A J
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 II q
Batteries: Brennan, Hollings.
worth and lombard; Brandt,
Farmhouse and Phelps.
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Second Game

Lopez Juniors
O40 0l0-5 : >
Busy Bee Juniors
40 10X-6 & ,
Batteries: Chamberlain. Sori
no and Diaz; Costar and F. Val
DIES.
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Yates, Saunders and Crusoe Ecr
the winners starred
Score BY InnniEs-
First Cane
L. IL r.
Wild Cats GOO nu-u
Panthers oU1 uU-l
Batteries McCoUan AID T.
Gomez; SOlano and Blzncu-
Second Cane
z. r. p
PantherS - I1Z So -
Wild Cats 5IZ I0-- De-
BatterieS- O. Solano and Paris
MCGOWAN and f. Gone
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TODAY'S GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
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And now Fernandez, for the
fifth time this year, announces
his retirement from the ring.
Cuso, now 25 years old, has gone
through the mill, and has met and
defeated some of the best in his
division in ana out of this state.
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"DIPOLO?" repeated Dirk. Thank

"DIPOLO?" repeated Dirk. Thank
God for locks on vans.
"Pipolo. yes She will always make
wherever there are FOOLS"
IF Pipolo is the clown" said Dirk,
'he won't fight for her tonight"
81 know" said Madame. Did
not read this accident in the stars1
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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MGrgaret Todd Wed hNetO York

! Miss Margaret Todd, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin Todd of Butler, N. J., former res- adents of tt1is city, was united in marriage yesterday by pr. c. Dafy Durham. The ceremony was per- formed at noon at the Church of the Transfiguration by the brides father. Her brother, Baldwin Todd bf this city, gave her in marriage. Dr. Dunham and his bride are go- ing to Bermuda on their trip and will reside in New York city upon their return.
 The bride is graduate of Saint Margaret's school and the school of nursing of the Presbyterian hos pital. She Is a direct descendant of Christopher Todd, who came from Yorkshire, England, early in the l7th century. Dr. Dunhan, son of MT. and Mrs. Crawford L. Durham of Fairhaven, Mass, received the A. B. degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1881 and was grad uated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia university, in 1885. Since that time he has been interning at the Presbyterian hos- pitaL The engagement was an- nounced last February.