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SUDDEN DEATH-It never fails: destroys
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PARK BOYS LOST
TO FERA OUTFIT

The Administration ten defeat
ed the Showers Park outfit yes
terday afternoon at Bayview Park
in a regular Social League game.
The final score was to 1.
The feature of the game was
the pitching of j. Walker, who
struck out 16 batters.
P. Mesa, F. Tynes and ]. Es-
quinaldo struck out three times
each. G. Hernandez twice, NJ.
Hernandez once as were also
Gates, Ogden, Hopkins and M.
Tynes.
The FERA boys evened the
"score" with the Park aggrega-
ton, as the day before the Stow
ers ten overwhelmingly defeated
the Administration ten.
Score by innings: R. H. E..
Administration
O2O OO4 O1O-7 13 1
Showers Park
100 900 0OO-1 2 8
Batteries: J. Walker and F.
Stickney; F. Tynes, NJ. Tynes and
Hopkins.
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Ssta "Ro TIE LADY
NEVER MIND THE LADY
::: : 6: * by David Garth e =;

She inclined her head slightly.
That was all. He followed the butler
out into the hall. strobe down that
long parquet floor. An orchestra was
playing in the drawing room and
some dinner guests were just enter.
ing the front door. Eleanor West
was entertaining, evidently. The
world was full Of entertaining eve
nings.
Outside, he stopped and looked
back at the brightly-lighted man.
sion. A million miles between that
girls world and his-a gap that
could never be closed. How insane
to think it ever could have been diff
ferert! Lord, what a fool he'd been.
He crossed the courtyard, went
through door and out on the street.
He hailed a cruising taxi. and then
stood irresolute as the cab waited.
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u uidnt come mere TO be I'M
pressed" Terry said.
Where to, boss?" asked the
driver.
Willett contemplated him gravely.
How about Panama." he sug.
gested.
The driver looked slightly uncer.
tain.
Or" added Willett. considering.
Alaskan"
rs this a gag?' demanded the
driver.
Mexico isn't bad either" Willett
told him, land they're building rail.
roads in Russia. And I'd kind of like
to see the mosaic sidewalks Of Rio
again. Funny things. those side
walks" he said confidentially. "If
you walk along and look at them
steadily you'll feel drunk" He nod.
ded. Fact"
Listen, boss" pleaded the driver,
take it easy. Better go home and
rest up. Where do you live?"
That" said Terry, sis question
I've often asked myself"
Lets take you to a hotel
What hotels have you got?"
Lots of 'em. TIL Willard. Shore
ham, Mayflower-"
"Mayfower." Willett looked spec
ulative. "Mayflower-where have !
heard that name before?".
He stood lost in thought a mo-
ment, then took a coin out of his
pocket and handed it to the driver.
Flip it," he ordered. Heads. take
me to the Mayfower. Tails, Union
Station"
He got into the taxi. The driver
Tipped the coin, then shifted into
gear.
Copyright, 1855, by David Garth
George Fox re.enters the picture,
tomorrow.
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the warrant Of the ScriPtures-
the CLANS Of pol7ncs znd 81 ku-
nan poWe-. induscrizl slzrery-
and insufficient freedom 81 Eau-
est competition and rlru1- creee-
and trusts IN place Of rhe Cod
Rule. ~ hzrs0e-er Ee Wou-r rt1-
men should do % you. Do - even
% 70 them--Mz-y BAKER EtlE
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BASKETBALL Tits
) TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night at the High
School Gym members of the Win
ter Basketball League will play
their usual doubleheader.
League-leading Tigers will play
the tail-end WPA five in the cur
tain raiser.
The nightcap will bring togeth-
err the High School team and the
Busy Bee Bakers.
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Nothing is more deceitful than
the statements that what we need
in politics is the business man
Politics are a bUsiness-at least
they are a field in which expert
ence tells for usefulness and ef-
fectiveness-and a man who has
devoted his entire life TO the sue
cessful establishment Of a business
is generally not the man who viii
be useful to the public in the ad-
ministration of public business.
William Howard Taft.
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SYNOPSIS: Terry WiIett and
Allure West met frSt in the tTOp-
les, uhere Alqire succumbed to
Terry's fearless manner, and Ter
RI SUccumbed to Alldire'S aura of
beGuty and delight in life. But Ter
RI. AlldiTe thinks ran ont on her
irhen she needed him most. NOt0
Terry has come 0dck to the States
1rith the body Of his father. has
by chance found AHdiTe In her
mothers luxurious Washington
home 2ad is getting the coolest re-
ycFptton possible. he doesn't like It.
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CONES BACK AID PAYS

DEFUNIAK SPEINGS - A
stranger drove ID % -1s E% b.
filing staten Ct NJ 6a@szs c.
son II TINS CRY and hz11e- her
50 cents 4 stole tao gzzr1s 81
OF here ab0ur rwo wears 49, =
explained and Gr1Ee On 49,
leaving ms name-
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RESEARCH TEN VS..
SHOWERS PLAYERS

This afternoon at Bayview Park
the Showers Park outfit will cross
bats with the Research Depart
ment club, two recently-entered
teams in the Social Diamondbal
League.
The Administration ten will
play the Sanitary Department ag-
gregation tomorrow afternoon at
the same place.
Games will get under way at
$3.50 O'clock.I OF $ =,
Berlin, Pa, was named# for
Germany's capital by German
settlers.
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Our Government is a govern
ment by political parties under
the guiding Influence Of public
opinion. There does not seem 10
be any other method by which n
republic can function.
Calvin Coolidge
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RICHARDSON'S STORE

Friday and Saturday specials
which appear weekly in The Citi-
zen on Thursday have built up
for Richardson's Store, corner
Eaton and Elizabeth streets, a
large trade from both local and
out-of-town visitors.
The management of this store
claims that these prices when
compared will be as low or low
er than any place in town.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE STANDING
FIND BEAR In TREE

EULTAN, Wash.-Earl War
rem of this city, saving into an
immense hollow tree trunk, rout-
ed out big bear, which fled
leaving a bunch of black fur in
the saws teeth.
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AT The Stores
FAUSTO'S GROCERY

A fine line OF groceries, both
staple and fancy, is carried by
Fausto's Grocery, corner Packer
and Virginia streets.
An advertisement for this store
appears every Thursday in which
is. listed a few of this establish
ment's specials for Friday and
Saturday.
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People vote their resentment.
not their appreciation. The aver
age man does not vote for any
thing but against something.
William Bennett Munro
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ARCHER'S GROCERY

Those who trade at Archer's
Grocery, ga Fleming street, can
order all food needs at one time
when placing their daily or week
ly grocery order.
Afcher's supplies its customers
with items not ordinarily carried
in a grocery such as meats, fish,
dressed poultry, turtle, dairy pro-
ducts and oysters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-09
FRESH POULTRY

R. ]. Bobby Lewis has re-
Gently opened a modern poultry
farm at his home, 1911 Won
PhiSter street.
Mr.. Lewis offers to dress and
handle all kinds.
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New Orleans, Myra Clark Gaines,
centre of one of the most famous
legal cases in country. Claimed
some $S5, 100000 worth of New
Orleans real estate. and secured
portion of it through U. S. Su-
preme Court.
191S-RusSia and Germany ne
gotiated a peace at Brest-Litovsk.
1925 children died in
Montreal moving picture fire
panic.
1851. S. Supreme Court
sat on gold clause case.
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Today In History
ssssssssssssessssssesss

178S-Connecticut, the fifth
State to ratify the Constitution.
1793-Jean Pierre Blanchard
of France, in the presence of
Washington, at Philadelphia,
made first balloon ascent in Amer
ica-went up $500 feet in less
than an hour, landing about Is
miles away. 1t was his 45th as
cension.
18s5-Died-aged about 80, in
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BAKERY SPECIALS

Specials this week at Maloney
and Peacock's Bakery are honey
nougat and date nut layer cakes.
These are specially priced for
Friday and Saturday.
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Today's Birthdays

Carrie Chapman Gait of New
Rochelle, N. Y. famed leader of
women, born at Ripon, Wis, II
years ago.
Emily N. Blair of Washington,
D. c.. writer and lecturer, born
at Joplin, Mo-, SO years ago.
John T. Morse, Jr., of Boston,
author-biographer, born there, SO
years ago.
Rev. Ivan Lee Holt of st. Louis,
president of the Federal Council
of the Churches of Christ in
America, born at Dewitt, Ark,
SO years ago.
DIR. John B. Watson of New
York City, psychologist, origina-
tor of the school of behaviorism
in psychology, born at Greenville,
S. c., So years ago.
Richard Halliburton, travel
book author, born /, at Browns
vile, Tenn, SO years ago.
Rear Admiral Emory S. Land,
the Navy's Chief Constructor,
born 81 years ago.
Giovanni Papini, Italian author,
born SIS years ago.
Karel Capek, famed Czechoslo-
vakian journalist-author, born 46
years ago.
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RUSSELL'S GROCERY

A list of grocery specials from
Russelrs Grocery, 322 Grinnell
street, appears today for the first
time in the advertising columns
of The Citizen.
Handsome savings can be made
on many items in the grocery
line. according to the prices ad-
vertised.
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To my sense, the most immin-
ent dangers confronting the com
ing century are: the robbing of
people of life and liberty under
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-09

He serves his party best who
serves his country hest
Rutherford B Hayes
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Overproduction still faces the
citrus industry, according to the
report of the University of Cali
fornia agricultural extension serv-
ice.
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To let politics become . cess
pool, and then avoid II because Il
Is cesspOol, is q double crime
Howard Crosby
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THOUGHT GEMS

There is no gambling like poli-
tics.-DiSraeli.
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FOR RENT

LOWER FURNISHED APART
MENT-2 bed rooms, conven-
fences, porches. SIG Elizabeth
Street. nov13
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A politician is like quicksilver
If yOu try TO put your finger On
him, you find nothing under T.
Austin O'MaIley-
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NICELY FURNISHED APART
MENT, with garage. Apply 827
Duval street. dec19
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POSITION WANTED

BOOKKEEPER TYPIST-Young
man desires employment. In
formation, 613 Margaret street.
jan7-9-11x
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BICYCLES

BICYCLESs+7WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week. Repair
all makes and paiht them with
Nu-Enamelgq WeGcarry a full
supply of parts. Agent for the
Rollfast and Dayton Bicycles.
And sell them as low as $500
down and $1.0O per week.
Phone PIG. J. R. Showers Co.
dec18-tf
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PERSONAL

STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS,
INDIGESTION victims, why
suffer? For quick relief get
a free sample o. Udga, a doc
tors prescription at Gardeners
Pharmacy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Six
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NICELY FURNISHED HOME
with modern conveniences and
garage. Corner, large porches,
near beach. Apply 1715 Wash
ingt6n street jan9-3tx
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PINK CAMEO BROOCH in yell
low gold mounting. Reward
for return to Mrs. Geo. Allen,
511 Caroline st. jan9-3t
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George Fox re-enters the picture.
tomorrow.
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1ss5-Died-aged about 80, il
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ASPIRANTS FOR
TOWNSEND JOB
SEEM IGNORED
Stein, Storen Are Among
Those Mentioned for
Lieut.. Governor.
Continued From Page one)

the antagonism of certain labor
leaders to his candidacy might be
a heavy handicap. Certain labor
leaders, chiefly those interested in
railroad legislation, are said to be
dissatisfied with the treatment
their bills received in the 1885 SEES
sion.
Another name that is receiving
some attention is that of William
Storen, Scottsburg.
Link Storen, Townsend
The sources which have placed
Mr.. Storen's name in circulation are
coupling it with that of Lieut.. Gov.
Townsend. They point out. that if
Mr.. Townsend is nominated for
Governor, the ticket would need
person of Mr.. Storens qualifications
| for balance. Mr.. TownSend's chief
appeal admittedly is in the rIT d.
areas. Mr.. Storen's, it is argued by
his friends, would appeal to business
men.
A former state treasurer, now in
the banking business here, Mr..
Storen is said to have nursed guber-
material ambitions himself for a
while. However, he is an admin
istration man and since Gov. Nc
Mutt and his advisers are believed
to be strongly back of the Town
send candidacy, political observers
see Mr.. Storen depressing any desire
he may have to head the ticket.
These same sources responsible
for the Townsend-Storen specula-
ton also have figured out another
place on the state ticket for E. Kirk
Mckinney, who is backed for the
governorship by Senator Frederick
VanNuys. 1t would be the state
treasurers Office.
Report Helm Opposed
Peter Helm, Gary, incumbent state
treasurer, is reported opposed for
denomination by some of Gov. Nc
Nuts advisers because of his open
espousal of Pleas E. Greenlee'S can
didacy.
Mr.. Helm said he had no. COM
ment to make on reports that he
had been told he would not receive
administration support in the con-
vention if he did not ''get right
about Greenlee."
Mr.. Mckinney has been suggested
for Lieutenant Governor as well as
state treasurer, If he is unsuccess-
full in the race for Governor. How
ever, he and his friends insist he is
interested only in the governorship.
Republicans Silent
Another name being mentioned for
Lieutenant Governor is that of Wal
ter Atkinson, Newton County chair
man.
Little is hard among Republicans
as to the likely Lieutenant Governor
nominee on that side of the fence.
Joseph Kyle, Gary, held second place
on the Republican ticket in 1882,
when he was beaten by Lieut.. Gov.
Townsend, and also was given a
courtesy" nomination in the 1884
senatorial convention.
The Republicans placed Mr. Kyle
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Vigo, Vanderburg and ST. Joseph as
counties in which the political pres
sure has been most apparent.
1.-THE practice is so extensive, -
Senator VanNuys said, that it
must have the tacit approval of
those in charge"
He added that since his charges
first were made public yesterday,
he has received scores of calls offer
ing him additional information.
Wayne Coy is regional field rep
Preventative of the Works Progress
Administration and also state adj
ministrator. Virgil M. Simmons
state conservation director, is deputy
administrator.
Both are regarded as key men in
the Townsend campaign.
Mr.. Coy said today it is possible
that abuses have crept into WA
and pointed out that it is not sur
| prising that there should be some
irregularities in so large an organ
ization. He added he would be glad
to go into the charges with Sena-
tor VanNuys.
He'll Go Higher Up
The latter said, however:
"I do not intend to discuss this
with Mr.. Coy. intend to go to the
top. This sort of thing must stop
and I am going to see that it is
stopped In every instance where I've
made an Investigation, reports of
these political abuses have been
Substantiated."
Senator VanNuys said he is here
with two other detectives to be
taken care of before he returns to
Washington Sunday night. One is
to "do all I can for the guberna-
torial candidacy of my old friend,
E. Kirk Mckinney"
The third is to hold conferences
on expediting several Public Works
Administration projects, chiefly the
indianapolis track elevation pro-
gram.
He strongly condemned the WPA
program as "boondoggling" and
said he favored the public works
improvement program as insisted
upon by Harold Ickes, Secretary of
the Interior.
"This spending of 100000 or
$5,000,000 a month in Indiana for
the Harry Hopkins type of made
work projects is all wrong" Senator
VanNuys said. 'I think the money
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SIMPLE HOMES
|. ARE PREFERRED,
REALTORS TOLD
Designer of 'EIectrohome'
Describes Trends in
Modern Houses.

Most home-loving persons prefer
simple. well-designed and refined
homes to the tailor-made, orna-
mental ones, George Caleb Wright.
FILA consulting architect and "Elec-
trohome" designer. to Real Estate
Board members at the Playground
yesterday.
There are some who prefer
home with "gadgets," a disappear
ing bar and the like, he said, but
most home buyers want durability.
sound construction. good and sir. pie
design with lasting qualities.
with these ideas in mind, we
constructed out model home. We
designed it for a certain sized lot,
and, because we designed it to sell,
we chose the French provincial
style. Of course, the price, one
within reach of the average middle
class family. dictated our selection
of materials.
"Our house had to be for a home
exhibit, one that would attract at
tention, start an argument, namely.
house somewhat in advance of its
time We therefore added the inter-
esting curved staircase, the treas
ure trophy trinket case the more
than-square living room and the
mural painting in the kitchen"
Mr.. Wright said that in the main
the architects attempted to keep the
home modern while conforming
with the French provincial style.
1.-The public is better informed
than it used to be. 1t now recog-
nizes the greater chance for perma-
nent values in a simple, well-de-
signed and refined home" he said.
Except for the exclusive show
features, the Electrohome is just
that"
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vANNUYS AGAIN
ATTACKS WPA
Senator Has Confirmed Re-
ports of MeddIing in
Politics, He Says.
Continued From Page Onel

for know down in my county,
Greene, that they're trying to build
up political machine"
Raymond S. Springer, Republican
gubernatorial candidate, declared /:
Il have just read Senator VanNuys
charges. The use of WPA funds for
controlling delegates or the cleo
ton shows just what lengths the
present Democratic administration
will go to gain victory"
In a fighting mood today, the sem
ior Senator reiterated his pledge that
he will take this thing to the floor
of the United States Senate and the
high places"
This sort of political clubbing
has got to stop in Indiana and else
where" Senator VanNuys said.
Senator VanNuys plunged imme-
diately into an investigation of the
alleged WPA political abuses on his
arrival here yesterday from Wash
ington.
Absolves Marion County
He discovered. ha said, that pre-
cinct committeeman in the larger
centers of the state are being en-
ployed as WPA foremen or super
visors at $3.50 a month in return for
pledges of delegates to the Town
send cause.
Senator VanNuys also said he had
found that relief projects have been
held up in some communities until
promises were made that delegates
would be delivered for Townsend in
the June convention.
These alleged abuses are non
existent in Marion County where DR.
Carleton B. McCulloch, former state
chairman, is WPA director, Senator
VanNuys said. He named Lake
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should be spent for public improve
ments."
Senator VanNuys conferred with
a number of state political leaders
including R. Earl Peters, Federal
Housing Administrator in Indiana,
whose work, the Senator said, has
won high recognition in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Mckinney has an excellent
chance to win the gubernatorial
nomination IF we have free and
open convention" Senator Van
Mugs said.
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BAROMETER

BAROMETER
a. m...... 1898 p. m...... 30.S4
Precipitation "a hrs. ending a. m. 90
Total precipitation since Jan. 1...... $50
Deficiency since Jan. 1.............. 4.16
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OFFICIAL WEATHER

States Weather Bureau
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on the ticket in the 1884 convention
on the theory that the lieutenant
governorship had been vacated by
Mr.. Townsend by the latter's accept
ance of additional duties as head of
the state Department of Commerce
and Industry.
Mr.. Kyle polled a good vote in
1884, but it didn't mean anything.