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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-25
SISTER NIARY'S MENU
BY MARY L. DAGuE
~ s,rrlitr .,iuI ~ liter

aE.VE tried every recipe in
/ every cook book own. -
sighed the mother OF four alwayS-
hungry boys. I attempted 10 help
her out and maybe some Of my
suggestions Will come in handy
for other WORKOUT cooks with
blase families.
An excellent way TO serve left
over roast lamb is in curry
sauce with a rice border. did you
know that? \ chartreuse OF rice
md meat IS another smart left
over dish. Serve no potatoes with
either of these. but always an
extra vegetable OF salad particu-
larry rich in iron TO make up for
the lack of minerals in rice.
Lamb ia Curry Sauce
Three cups baked cooked lamb,
I onion. celery tops. iurnip,
parsley. carrot. tablespoons
butter. , tablespoons -four. , cups
stock. l tablespoon curry powder,
l teaspoon salt. IL teaspoon pep
per
Break the bones of the roast
and put into kettle with onion
peeled and sliced. celery tops, tur-
nip cut in cubes, parsley and
sliced carrots. Cover with cold
water and simmer thirty to sixty
minutes. Strain and measure.
There should be : cupsful. Melt
butter and stir in four and curry
powder s:fted together. Cook and
stir until mixtures bubbles. Slow
" add stock. stirring constantly.
Bring to the boiling point and add
diced Feat. Heat thoroughly and
serve in 4 border OF hot. cooked
rice. .---.
To make ahchartreuse, line a
yell buttered mold with cooked
rice. making the rice about an
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-25
.QUARLES 10 :.
GOTHAM,
DEBUT SOON
To Fight Belloise Wednes'
day Night at the
Garden

Norr,ent Ouarles, Of HendGr'
Sonville, will make his boxing , de-
f h,'+ in in New York City at the Star
CH Wednesday night in a ten
romnd bout with Mike Belloise' OF
Now York. one of the leading con-
tenders for the worlds featheL.
weight title, it was learned mere
yesterday. .u
The fight with Belloise vii! be
Ouarles' second major test SINCE
T, he became one of Jack Dempsey
nroteges several months ago. Inc
25-vear-old Italian-Amerlcan mas
won 3S of his 46 fights as Il pro-
fessional, six by the knockout
route.
Considered a better scrapp"r
than Lew Fcldman, who earned
- hard-foueht decision I 7 o m
OuarIes several weeks ago at
/ Pittsburgh, Belloisc may prove
too tough for the HendersonVllIe
lad to handle. But a victory "oT'"
send Quarles several steps up inc
ladder in his quest for the light
weight crown now grazing the
veteran brow Of Tony Canzonefl;
, In two years as a professional
Ouarles has lost only three bouts
and numbers among his accom-
nIishments triumph over Fred
die Miller, n. B. A. featherwelgnt
champion, in an overweight match'
Steve Smith and Stumpy ia
coEs were two Of Quarles con-
nuercrs, but he beat them both IN
later engagements. The Tar Heel
has captured % pro fights, y IN
succession.
Eelloisc has been idle for about
two months since he stopped
Claude Warner, Of California, IN
the 18th round Of al elimination
bout. The New Yorker holds de-
cIsIons over such outstanding box
ers as Teldman, Al Roth, Petey
Hayes and Jose Santos.
Belloise lost his only Champion
ship fight in August of 1888. lie
was defeated in 10 loulluS ny
Baby Arizmcndi for New YORK
state recognition as featherWelght
champion Of the world.
Quarles is reported to be IN eX-
cellenu condition for his first APP
pearancc before 4 New YORK
crowd. Either Max WaXman, CO.
partner of Dempsey in the tsable
enterprise, or Che old Manassa
Mauler himself will be in Quarles
corner to direct his tactics.
Herbert Quarles, brother OF
Norment, is scheduled to fight
Long Sing Que, Of China, in SIX
rounder at Richmond, Va, to-
night.
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T0m0rrOw'S Menu

BREAKFAST: SteTed rhu-
barb. cereal. cream. brolled
salt mackerel. corn mullins.
milk. coffee.
LUNCHEON. Brown onion
soup. toasted mullins. sliced
bananas in cherry Jelly. cup
cakes. milk, tea.
DINNER ChartreuSe or
rice and meat. tomato sauce.
spinach timbaleS, saIerkraut
and carrot salad. dried peach
pudding. milk, coffee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-25
STRESS EASEb
ON Three RS.
Believed on Wane as Rap
idly as Is the Little Red
School House
By HUGH JENCKS
United Press Staff Correspondents

EVANSTON. Ill.,. FEB. % CUP
National College of Education
officials believe the "three Rs OF
arandfather's grade school davs
rapidly are following the little
red school house off the Amerr
can educational scene.
The new trend in elementary
instruction presents a radical
change from educational practice
of the past century. Il IS fast
gaining support of liberal cduca
tors i'm this county, in the opinlon
OF Miss Clara Bells Baker, N.C.t".
principal of education, and soon
may Supplaut the orthodox sy5-
TEN altogether.
Under the plan which has pre-
vailed in this country ever since
universal education ready BE-
gan" she pointed cut. the chIsd
was given his instruction in uH,
related slices. For half an hour
he would study reading, the next
half hour arithmetic. the next haII
hour writing and so on.
DEGREES LEARNING BY ROTE
There was little. if any. effort
made bv the teacher to cOrrelatn
the mass Of new facts. The ch!td
was forced to do this by himself.
and it often happened he was I'M
able OF unWllihG 20 10 80, -, moro
result was I itis S,,oC.''I +, i,a-noIre
OF IeSS q" u'So. 49, ,,,,.Tad h.
OF dulI ih!oi''I"''O''' '>''' ''N"
rOte. -,
How was THIS 0eicCI 'tiIO" '" e
1T would pc ioo!ISn' o. c'oI i,''
to claim that our System az.
brought complete ,GLHe'', DO. mu :
we believe IL mas ' :, 81; - ~.
strides to"2Fd " cure ~ - i'''"
en- SAID. .t.. ,.,
To do I'M We SI'e VIM W. W.,
call a unit o. "',N - il up. 49,; go
To the SSF[.'T GU -. .,,;,.i,.
stance, q tH!I" Fy''t %''"D l., I''E ;..
study the coloR'aI pet'ou H.U ~, Us
effect on '2,St ,','.' .s'.h Ii.1"i i !
Such a study obviously. "I'l
touch On Geogr&ph}' c.F!G > h!|-
tory. social cpndluonS! % inc t.Ne
and related information:
THREE Rs iNaEAEoF CIV
interviewer W'!h lAe Eyuyt :. u
work are the "I" "''''''' .' 'I..',.
cour SeS-arth,mH,io; '1Io''E
spelling, Language an" 80 Io''I:
But it is all treated - part VI
the special work Hn.'. Out eN Pc
fence mas del'h.lSIs 49,, -. ,,,.,'
tne chila VINO S.,,. ,.,'I. = ~ ,,,,..
'ioI' ~ '.,,s; -, - b;s t,ta,
comprehensive E, , 'l ut ~, 'J n',t
knowledge ana I''@S IL ,s.'l''. .,, J,,v
more distinctly III MS '"'"" "''''''
the old system. , a.
IN carrying en- tHG W - ;,,
NJ uses q iRp' L U! 5oo ~" aSG
simultaneously 'e''G a46 -. NV -
dren ana prepares ''O Ho'''S Wv
men as 5e3G ; J.,,-., 1,~,.,r,.
Inc chilurei. arc U i NJ NJ,
from Ch,c&So eNclc$.'e -
Shofe district. ING Ss' sb - en- -
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big gadabout which refuses to stop for kind of
weather is this eakh truck which the Russians call the go
everywhere NAT3 looks it would be handy vehicle
of the bizzardbeset communities in the u ST. and
proved its worth in Russias heavy this winter with
wheels mounted skis and caterpillar eads cover
wheels The truck shown here can take grade
up SO degrees ground Is degrees
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documents we're found on hun.
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Begins QNintublets Education
With

With
appointment
IF a new head
nurse for the
quintuplets.
their pre-school
training begins
Jacqueline
Noel. right,
will start them
in their
native French,
and give other
training
suitable to the
babes 20
months. They
will learn
their English
later. Miss
Noel. an expert
linguist, is a
graduate of the
Verdun
Hospital.
Montreal.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-25
Gay Pique for Evening

THESE simple, flattering evening
/ gowns Of cvcrlast piquc will b" an
asset next summer as we'll as for
cruise haunt or resort vacation. il
you're lucky enough to have. one. The
backless model at the left has white
background with large floral motif.
The other (righO comes in vivid
SailbOat design.
Evening star., 1936-09-01
NEW DETACHED HOMES
WANTED TO RENT-HousES.

BY REFINED COUPLE. HOUSE 10 TAKE
care OF II owners absence for month of
sept. Reference EXCHANGED. Address
Box 3sS-D Star oftce
FROM 1920 RMS. UNFURN.. NV. SEC
ton. Oct. i or Nov: good recommendation,
GEORGE kUSTER, 1855 Calvert st. NV.
4nfuTn fur in OM 1esrb1 oH W bo. 4 Ea}er STnHAL1Y:
S25-S45. Walnut 764O
UNFURN1sHED HOUSE FOR WHITE
family. 5 or . rooms. elec If possible.
WANTED-12-15 ROOMS FOR CLUB:
northwest; give price, location. Address
Box Aid. Star ofice.
WILL LEASE FOR YRS OR LONGER.
large house. 20 rooms or more well suited
for tourist home, on highway in Washing
ton. Must be modern, unfurnished well
heated. presenta BILE Responsible man
dress Box 319-D. Star offce. 2'
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SALE-HOUSES.

SR SoRIa cARITod APT drs;I5s A T1s:
bath. ami, 2-car garage. Convenient 70
quick sale ST. 900 Reasonable terms.
11O7 Eye St. NV. Natl e0a5.
MODERN q ROOMS. SEMI DETACHED;
NV Desirable location.
NEAR 14th AND, OTIS SITS, N.W.1CoR3,
ner brick home: 6 rooms bath; modern: .
rear porches, front and rear lawns, garage
sacrifice for s. $50. BOSS E. PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500. OR COLUMBIA 56lo.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Must be sold-Six large rooms. NV, !:
Call Mr.. Boaze Georgia 671a
WAPLE 8; JAMES. INC,
1924 1ith ST. NV. Distrlct 3347.
LESS THAN HAN IT WOULD 81 BRING NC, At At. AUc-
see1len 6SstiS pstrist sea
BEAUTIFUL 6-RooM CORNER BRICK;;
value, SIS. 900; present value, Sc; 500: Owner
forced 10 sell for $4,000 and will offer gen
sIous terms, Mr.. J. RICHARD JONES.
BARGAIN, S4.s5O-NR. 3rd AND T SITS;
n.e.-6 rms, rear porches. nice ward; good
investment. z. W BAILEY. Adams ass.
OPPORTUNITY-1O RMS, . BATHS;
Quick aa ueRet ssie t' w. BAILEY. S Adams 47ss:
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Southeast near st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital. To be sold on very easy terms. Col.
5lS4-J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TWO OR THREE ROOM UNFUR .KTTCH-
en-, bath apt. in desirable neighborhood:
$40; RESPONSIBLE couple. Adams S7S9-R.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WANT TO
rent or sublet / rm kitchenette and bath
furnished or unfurnished; references. Ad-
dress Box Bold Star ONCE.
OCT WILL SUBLET 6-12 MOS. FUR.
f-r.. K. b. apt; 18th and Col. I'd. vicinity
pref: S45. Pct. 0133. Apt. 504.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED,
with kitchenette. modern. in private home
near Junior High School and bus line; $40.
Address BOX 9-D. Star ofiice.
UNFURNISHED-BY REFINED. GENTLE
couple. with child. age 2: 2 bed rms, liv.
TT KIT and bath porch ,;1S and sIec re- re:
pvt. yard or privileges; LIST or end floor;
conv. Transportation to Navy Department:
occupancy Sept. Is or Oct. 1: S50-S65
mo. Call West o7s1-J. evenings. p Q.
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED.


rodms' HaS fisned batSs den auto. heat iaTss lot
JAMES JAM s;eFs'tS1 e scHWAs. St southern herr BIDS Dis:
trct S157 or Cleveland 140S. after pm.
NEW. MODERN 7-ROOM, 2-BATH BRICK.
sabe tS one sree or y9 a%es Can cese m
OWNER WILL SELL FOR s6,95o.
sa fsh in VSsTy chase vsFg M Phons
for appointment, Georgia 0274. evenings
between and z.
IN WoODRIDGE-30O4 18th ST; NE
5eauttfSi 5a lot: convenient to cars. MAY be
| seen 10 to week days
WOODBRIDGE r.. MODERN; ss250.
hsHs hss m0ss Sadrsss p6s part ss once
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME: $ LARGE
rooms. chestnut trimming: recre,tion
p psrc Tovereokar et n
$500. Phone Greenwood 1854.
ss.e5o-ssdS SosTRBEAssSTGi oessTsRBEEsSG Per Month.
soed ss Ts. lsFse sG3Rs Sssa
call Mr. AllHsnl MapnE AtliRiaf 4 iaMEs ssiS fSc
5-ROOM FRAME BUNGALOW AND GA
ton. ton OF one 'f fare, 81 100; small cash pay:
ment. balance like rent. Emerson $500.
$500 DOWN PAYMENT ON GROOM Ma
| sonry house west 18th St, near park.
| Priced for quick sale.
SS25 Building lot splendid neishborhood.
| D c.. size 42h IT. by 1S2 IT, near
bus and car. Price includes water
KELLY ahs seTs97 ifs7 Eye NV. Dist. 7741. =
Home. Emerson 2263.
ss.45o-oLovER pARK-MEw AND ND
Tooms modeFn n.N ss NtoTsrssEsi rseression roorn Sro
automatic heat. insulated: eslked
valuei Nstionsl 1899.
s40O CASH AND sA5 PER MONTH WILL
buy q most DELIGHTFUL Cane Cod bungalow
| Handicapped with trees. shrubs. flowers etc.
\ There are : lape rooms and bath. Nv. h,
! gas refrigeration. This property is located
/ in an sl-white restricted section only
| minutes from downtown ard is ori- =
| months old. 1t is really bargain ann to
| be appreciated demands YOUR inspection.
1t has been occupied since completion bS
the owner and u must he sold at once.
1910 K ST. NV, Natl o3a4
so RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw.-s595Q.
z rooms. bath. h.-w.h. Small cash payment.
balance in building association until paid.
| EDWARD /. STROHECKFR.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Met. PIX.
| 1854 CALfFORIA ST. N.w-1O ROOMS.
bath, h.-w.h. Small cash payment. balanee
per month II you want an investment
''''e' EDWARD L. srRoHEcKER.
| 1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Met 2713.
(continusd On Nsxt rAEs3
Evening star., 1936-09-01
HoUsEs-FtrR. AND ITNFIrp
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
MICHIGAN PARK.

Io14 UPSHUR ST. NE
eSTshss sSSiDss. dss faTsse electric
o0shaf WI EsP q a22s
201 Invest. Bldg Reaitor. Dist. eoe2.
9.R, BRICK HOUSE, NEW, s65 5-R--
So ct5e'se Ne, APT; S5o. CAWTHoRNE REALTY
vAcANT-5513 7th ST N.WZs r. a
1928 1928 sth St n:w.Ssemi-det.. .Io r. B.,
ssasss isRRs n.R2 a..a 81
Eae Ers.eoi n, SSentles; Se adults; SIS. MONDAY,
WooDsIpE MD-HoUsE, Mr.. GRACE
niace incsch oarcn "a. rms; and study: ami, fre-
sonasIe available SEPT. 18th. % Address BOX BOX
i49 l4G R i7I 81: NE;Ls LARGE ROOMS BATH
qPfy SO per mo JESSE EsTi' T. HfI2Kffi EsigSi5ff
NEW DETACHED HoME-s150-
t9s Nsyer goPt ptcII,n Front; Hou.e. t3IFt Font.
recreation room, 2ccsr sarase Nail PSinS' safo
ae NF% 7n HOUSE 20o viii HAfGs I.ps ssD
dining. kitchen and dinette. hath and one.
Rent Rent $50 0i0ek cs fToW oWNEp PD9nt usa1t SEs PsEs
6r and tiled b. porches and garage.
BRoDiE z q COLBERT. INC. 1907 Eye st.
n.M. rational SS10.
Pretty detached colonisi home conta,n-
ing peg rooms and baths, delightful
sun parlor, maids room in basement.
iIasvatory on trst floor. electric refrigera-
sPerfeet condition. Possession septem-
Tower Building. District 31oo.
Near sa5, issh .,I,, arg I1 c2iumsls I'd. s2N'
reereaton lTss room FG2%s csr "a. ga.
sibe. 50 O. per o1 month for SIX months II a.
rent in advance. cslI NationaI $3.50. sa5i2'''H'
NEAR TIE CATHEDRAL.
Detached residence in excellent con.
Sirsg. Sition Seven T'oTs, baths and 6uiit-in
-so7 Union trust Bldg Natl 1890.
91HAGKERY nKERY PARK. BETHESDA.
Faraee eec o TPoms Sast 1sth nel4
a,.s Price. 500: Five rooms, beth, garase.
ssoo da2WS E4W i. i. JONES & 70. ,,o,
Ewes. Wise. 1900. ~'0o'
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
3729 Northampton st.-s rooms.
baths. 1st-foor lavatory and den: u block
from stores. schools and bus line: oil heat
M.
Price, SIPS
EDW H JONES & CO..
$500 Conn. Ave Cley 23OO
Ewes. Wise 1900.
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
Three new (never occuriedD beautiful
detached homes; such new homes are sell
com offered for rent; large rooms. . tre-
mendously large baths. to 10 rooms.
baths
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.
RENTS FROM Sl35 UP
Large reduction for months or !
years rent. paid in advance; large recrea-
garage, etc. Call Natl s95l.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
BY REFINED COUPLE. HOUSE TO TAKE
care OF IN owners absence for month OF
sept. Reference EXCHANGED. Address
Box 3ss-D Star ofice
FROM 1920 RMS. UNFuRN. NV SEC.
Evening star., 1936-09-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APAKTMENTS-SU
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. = PARTLY
furn.. rooms bath and shower. sleeping
porch: G. E. refrigerator; electric range.
oil burner; ch.w.; everything screened;
private entrance: adults. Greenwood 1888.
TAkoMA PARK : DETACHED BRICK
rooms; e,h.W;: beautiful location; yearly
kitchenette apt. available now. Adults.
Shepherd 4c14.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. / ROOM
furnished. Ss5' saS n. Columbus St.
COLLEGE PARK, MD. 3 BLOCKS FROM
U. of Md. in University Apts. 5-room
apartment tile bath and shower. screened.
in back porch G. Z. refrigeration. oil
heat. Convenient to schools. car and bus
Also lovely Cape Coo brick house for sale L
6 large rooms. full tile baths, new
Within 4 blocks Of U. Of Nd. For sale
reasonable Phone Berwyn ESQ.
Is E. HRsIs Rs g.. : Avz aTrIc SoS6eoss. SSeoMs. NIL
STEAM HEAT. GAS AND ELECTRIcITY
LARGE YARD. 5000 PER MO.
L. w. GROOMES. 1719 EYE ST.
Evening star., 1936-09-01
NEW DETACHED HoME-sI50

pra.+,, stnTL lADOIIION.
ing pea rooms and . baths. delightful
sun parlor, maids room in basement.
lsvatory on first floor. electric refrieera.
tion forgeous lot and detached garage.
Perfect condition. Possession Septem.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

WANTED TO BUY-APF. HOUSES.
WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH ALL CASH
for several large apartment houses in D.
G. II price Is right. Call ct once.
METROPOLITAN REALTY coeo,se
Ewes and Sunday, Col. S794.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

Oesirable newly decorated and nicely 1ur-
nished rooms now available: single. Do
and Sc. double 81. showers: elevator.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

1909 18th ST NV. "Alturas",-Do
rooms near showers: daily maid service.
C4-hour elevator service: reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

DUPONT CIRCLE (2222 Que st.. Apt. l)-
Front rm. twin beds, semi-priVate oatni
walking dist. North 4415.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

| WOODS1DE MD.-HoUsE. Mr.. GRACE
Churcn rd. rms. and study: ami, fire.
pace, porch: large grounds. garage: rea-
sonanie available Sept. 18th Address BOX
43S-E. Star Office D'~
and cellar h.-wh, elec: newly Renovated.
onIy so per mo JESSE L. HEIsKELL,
Evening star., 1936-09-01

i2S c ST NE, Apt. 22-Bright. clean
room with closet. next bath; refined gentle
man. referenceS: reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

200 RODMAN RID NV room. twin
beds. private bath; / room twin beds: con-
Meeting bath; corner room; stone house:
second house back of the Broadmoor apts;.
in the woods: quiet place. Cleveland 51ls.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

OPPOSITE MAYFLoWER HOTEL : Fur
nished ant rooms. kitchenette. private
bath IT'S De Sales NV. Do not phone. :
oo1O PA, AVE NV. Plaza Apt. 5o1-
Large airy studio room for young lady.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

24OI Bird ST NE-ROOM WITH sleep
Ing porch. sink. stove: residential: $3.50
weekly
Evening star., 1936-09-01
BETHEL.
BEST st VALVE ~. ny WASHINGTON.

CHEVY CHASE. D c.
3729 Northampton st-s rooms .
baths, 1st-foor lavatory and den: y block
from stores, schools and bus line: oil heat:
Price, SIPS
- EDw H. JONES & CO..
$500 Conn Ave Cley' o3OO.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

OPPOSITE MAYFLOWER HOTEL-Large
front room in tastefully furnished apt; {;
tile bath, shower; refined surroundings;
all nrivs Ant g. iii 18th ST. NV. /"
Evening star., 1936-09-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1872 N. H.. CORNER OF N N.W.-TWO
and three rooms. kitchen bath; gas, elec-
trio refrigeration furnished; adults.
25IO CLIFFBOURNE PL. NW.-1 ROOM
kitchen and bath. porch. Frigtdaire. Vi
cinity 18th and Columbia rd. $50.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD-1 ROOM
small kitchenette. electric refrigeration:
S23 so; after pm. Monday. 3033 18th
Evening star., 1936-09-01

1871 FAIRMONT N,W.-Elesant home,
front apt. $50; basement apt. So wk'
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued,'

20le 10th N.W.-Comfortable, homelike
S35: young lady. S37 30: Southern cooking
Evening star., 1936-09-01

OWNER WILL SELL FOR s6,95O,
On small cash payment. a very pretty
brick bungalow in Chevy Chase Md. Phone
for appointment. Georgia O274. evenings
Evening star., 1936-09-01

1918 BELMONT RD. (near 2Qthl-Larse
double room, twin beds. , closets, con-
Meeting bath shower: reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

BROOKLAND 1224 JACKSON ST. NE
Cheerful front room single. Slh; large
double. with porch. $40 or $25 single.
nriyota family Gentleman
Evening star., 1936-09-01

1920 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Larse beau
tiful front room. semi-bath: private nome.
Evening star., 1936-09-01

4726 18th ST. NV. = Coy, furnished
room: every convenience; home comforts;
A in family. gentleman
Evening star., 1936-09-01

14O5 DEI,AFIELD PL. N.W.-Lovely. large,
furnished room: private family. S5, with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-30
MANY ARRIVALS
HERE YESTERDAY
COME I'm YESTERDAY AFTER.
NOON ON BOARD CUBA
FROM HAVANA

Steamship Cuba, of the p. and
o. S. S. company, arrived yester-
day afternoon from Havana with
nine first class and three second
class passengers for Key West;
1O8 first caass passengers and five
second class passengers for Tam
pa.
Key West arrivals. E. H. Cato,
Jr::, Sylvia Rivas. Angel Aeosta,
w. s. Barstow, Mrs. w. S. Bars
tow, Mss Francis Duclos, James
r. Ryan, r. Ryan, Tertulio Mar
quez, Ramon Baez, Amado Veliz
Ferrer.
The vessel arrived after five
O'Clock, due to the fact that there
were large shipments for Tampa,
consisting Of sugar and consign-
ments of tobacco for Tampa fac
tories.
Arriving in port this morning
and berthing at the Mallory pier
was the ocean gong tug Henry
w. Card, of the Card Towing
Line, Inc. bound from New York
to Mobile.
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MONROE COUNTY
EXECUTIVE UNIT
TO MEET TONIGHT
WILL ASCERTAIN JUST HOW
MANY NEY WEsTERs ARE
TO ATTEND INAUGURATION
OF NEW GOVERNOR

Tonight 1880 o'clock in the
county court house the Monroe
County Executive Committee will
meet to find out, conclusively,
just how many Key Westers are
going to Tallahassee for the in
auguration of Governor-elect
Fred P. Gone on January 5.
The Key West contingent will
leave Sunday morning on the fer
ries, lay over in Miami during the
night, and leave o'clock Mon
day morning from Biscayne Bou-
levard. The Key West group will
lead the motorcade, it is an
nounced.
AS there are a number of ar
rangements to be concluded, it is
announced and reservations on the
ferry must be made in ample time
it will be necessary for all of those
who intend going to be at the
county court house tonight so that
complete list can be arranged
and reservations secured.
Since there have been a num-
Der of persons signify their in
tention of joining in this trip to
Tallahassee and participate in the
inaugural ceremonies as delegates
from Monroe county, it is expect
ed that they will be present at the
meeting as will all others who
have definitely made up their
minds to join the motorcade.
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HEAVY FREIGHT
ON STEAMER CUBA
DETAcHMsNTS OF RINGLING
BROTHERS SHOWS AL
so ON BOARD

Arriving on the Steamship Cuba
from Havana yesterday afternoon
was a large group of acrobats and
animal trainers, detachments of
the Ringing Brothers Shows which
had been in Cuba for a period of
six weeks, and are now returning
to their winter quarters in Sara
sofa.
There were also a sextette of
trained ponies, dogs and their per-
forming paraphernal;a which add
ed to the tonnage of the ship, to-
falling 293 tons, of which there
were 2S8 for Tampa and five for
Key West.
Among the shipments were s.
900 sacks of sugar, many crates
of fruits and cases of tobacco, and
a miscellaneous assortment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-30
WIN. KNOWLES
GIVEN HEARING
CHARGED WITH DRIVING AN
AUTOMOBILE WHILE
INTOXICATED

Given a hearing before Judge
Raymond r. Lord on a charge of
driving an automobile while in
toxicated, William H. Knowles was
yesterday placed under bond of
500 for his appearance at the
next term of criminal court.
Knowles was one of two of
tenders who were arrested on like
charges by Constable C. Floney
Pe'licier during the Christmas
holidays. The other offender was
tried Monday and the same bond
was fixed.
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BODY OF MARINER
AT FUNERAL HOME
BEING KEPT THERE PENDING
INSTRUCTIONS As TO
ITS DISPOSAL

The body of William Mcclure.
VINO lost his life in an explosion
several days ago on the Tanker
Dillwyn, is being kept Al the
Pr:tchard Funeral Home pending
instructions from the offices Of
the eOmpang owning the tanker,
in New York.
Upon the arrival Of the tanker
Monday evening off the bar the
body of Mcclure was placed on
board a vessel Of the United
States Coast Guard and brought
to shore to be prepared for inter
ment.
Another member Of the Dill
wyn's personnel, r. E Bennett.
was brought ashore, suffering
with an infected hand, and placed
in the Marine hospital.