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Evening star., 1937-07-28
PRIVATE SHIPBUILDING
ADVOCATED BY c. OF c,
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July %
George H. Davis, president OF the
United States Chamber OF Commerce,
said that that body is prepared to
act vigorously" in combating any
tendency to nationalize shipbuilding in
the United States
This pronouncement Of the head of
the national body representing busi-
ness men was obtained In a letter to
Maj. Raymond B. Bottom. president
OF the Peninsula Association OF Com
merce.
"As you we'll know, the question about
construction Of naval vessels in navy
yards is not new for us, and the cham
ber has been committed by the men,
bership to the support Of shipbuilding
In private yards, both by reason Of
Evening star., 1937-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Mitchell, jr., OF
Bristol. Tenn, are stopping at the
Martinique.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Residential
Washington
SOcialNOtes
Former Official Sail
ing Today for
Europe.

Continued From Third Page)
Bayard Underwood and Mrs. John
Grant Raster in France and they will
return to America together, leaving
Cherbourg September 3.
Mrs. George Ward, regent Of the
American Eagle Chapter, D. A. r., en-
tertained Friday at her Summer cot
tage at Owings Beach. Her guests
were Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, State
regent; Miss Lillian Chenoweth, State
vice regent; Mrs Edwin j. Ryan, State
chairman of motion pictures, and Mrs
Elizabeth Chenoweth.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. McHugh, Broad
moor Apartments, entertained at q
buffet supper at the Columbia Country
Club Sunday in honor of Kappa Ep-
silon Sorority. The guests present
were Miss Martha M. Ward and
Mr.. Walter H. Geary of New York;
Miss Margaret G. Woods, Mr.. William
Ansilinger, Mr. and Mrs. T. Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brassor, Mrs. T. Tay-
lor, Miss V. Cooper, Mr.. George Lov-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs E. Eliason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward K. Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bynum and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Berberich.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Mitchell, jr., Of
Bristol. Tenn, are stopping at the
Martinique.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Long Of Man.
chester, N. H.. are spending several
days at the Martinique.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long Of Man
chester, N. H., are spending several
days at the Martinique.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
PEPC0 OUTING SET

Employees Of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. will hold their third annual
outing at Bay Ridge, Md, on Tuesday,
August 10. and Thursday, August IL.
The outing is being held on the two
days so as to permit all employees to
attend.
Special buses will leave Fifteenth
and H streets northeast at am. and
return from Bay Ridge $50 pm. Gen.
eral chairmen is William L. zones, as
sistant TO general manager.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Fire Truck Halts on Red.

RISING STAR, Tex. tP).-Rising
Star has only one traf1ic light, but 1t
gets full use out Of it.
The city fire truck came dashing up
to the light. The light turned red.
The truck screeched to halt, dashed
on when the signal changed.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

the fundamental objections TO Gov.
eminent competition with It's tax
payers and because Of consideration Of
national defense" President Davis
letter said.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
''Flying Dutchmon'' May Arise
From Lake Huron to Sail Il gain

sail along the Chicago water front
during the city's Jubilee Carnival OF
the Lakes.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

considerable I'm poeta. Su casa
'fue en- ese tempo ,lugar de ren-
MON de cuantos rendian quito
a la divina poesia, va en- prosa,
va en- verso. Hay poetas en- pro-
sa. v hay quienes escribiendo
versos no son poetas. Partida-
rio ferviente de Ia ensenanza,
" conocedor de Ia necesidad de
extenderla entire sus paisanos,
prediCando las ventajas
de la escuela j 81 deber en- que
estaba cada uno dc cultivar su
inteligencia.
En- la obligaci6n de ganar 81
pan, dedic6se al ~ejercicio de Ia
profession de procnrador publ
co, profession en Ia cual, por sus
simpatias personales, y por So
competencia rec0nocida. tuvo
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

mo sube la piedra que tiene
encima una montana: sube con
la montanal OtroS son monta-
mas, y no suben porque son 10
alto.
Naci6 en- Santa Clara. Fue-
ron suS antecesores genie bue.
ma Y honrada. En- ell Colegio dc
los Padres de San Francisco de
IAsis, establecido en- aquella ciu-
dad, recibe instruction prima-
Ifia. De este colegio fue uno de-
los alumnos prediloctos, tanso
|por 81 amor el estudio como
por sus bellas prendas morales.
Apasionado por la literature.
cast nino, comienza a colaborar
en- el reri6dico titulado Ell Eco
de Tilldclard; y a los veintid6s
amos, ~ensortijado Ell cabeIlo, e.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

siempre mucho trabajo. Cascade
en- 1849, supo fundar un verda-
dero hogan. En- 1866, con mott
vo de haber llegado a Villacla-
ra, Eduardo Asquerino, direc-
tor de TN importante peri6dico
que Sc publicaba en- Madrid, Y
que abogaba por las reformas
ultramarinas, hubo fiestas y
banquetes. En- uno de los efec-
tuados con csc motive habl6 Mi
guel Jer6nimo Gutierrez. Su dis
curse fue un himno a la pala-
bra hablada. v un himno tam
bien a las reformas y a todas
las ideas trascendentales Que
pregonaran progre=o Y bienes-
tar.
Gracas a Gutierrez y a E.
duardo Machado. triunf6 en-
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

hierros al choear, intimida So
10 a los poetas femeniles, Pc
70 no a los que siendo poetas
no han dejado de ser hombres.
Al trabajo, al estudio, a pre-
dicar entire los suyos ell bien y
la justicia, estaba dedicado
Gutierrez. cuando la patria
llam6 a sus hijos a pelear. Y
entonces, hijo ferviente de la
patria, sali6 a pelear, Y a caer
sin ventura, en- un tragico idi-
lilo de la TRACTION y la vengan-
"a.
Cuba tiene todavia en- olvido
a muchos de sus mas grandes
hijos: en- cambio tiene a otros,
enanos de cuerpo y alma, eleva-
dos a alturas considerables...
Xerdad que hay quien sube CO..
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
LAZZERI HABLARA
HOY CON WRIGLEY

Chicago, Octubre 28.-El ia
moso Tony Lazzeri, a quien los
Yankees dieron SUI libertad in :
Conditional, conference.-the hoy
con Phil K. Wrigley, Ell dueho
de los Cubs de Chicago.
Lazzeri, estrella de los Yam :
KEGS y heroe de las dltimas Sc.
ries. mundiales, sera enterado
por Wrigley del papel que de :
sempenara en- los Cubs.
"Yo tengo plaza en- mi club
para I'm hombre del tipo y la ca
pacidad de Tony ha dicho Ell
trey del chicle."
Charlie Grimm continuara en-
Ia direction del club.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

W~ME 49,
fps Field, con los "huracanes'
de la Universidad de Tampa.
La avanzada de los universe
tarios llegara esta noche y los
jugadoreS mafiana temprano,
.luego de practicar hoy en- Sara
sofa.
Los jugadores tampenos tie
nen ventaja en- ell peso, siendo
ell promedio de 1874 libras; los
.visitantes anuncian un prone
dio de 1921.
Willie Goodwin tendra de con-
trario, en- ell puesto de "end', u
Bob Masterson, candidate de
Miami al team All-American.
Higgins probablemente come1
cara con la ~siguiente linea
Phil Thomas Jim Bryan, Joe
Carr, Al Yorkunas, George Au-
bert, Happy Hayes, Dick Spoto,
Earl Hatcher y Jim Mandula.
La probable Inca de los vi
sitantes es la siguente: Master
son, Paskewith, Raski, Poore,
Guimento, Cespovitch, Dixon,
Csaky, Douglas, Dunn y Ches-
ma.
Los de Miami no han sido de-
rrotados en- 10 que va de tempo
rada, pero los Espartanos ST.
La venta de tickets aumenta
de dfa en- dia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
DEPORTES
TABLAS LA NOVENA PAR
TIDA DEL TORNEO POR
Ell CAMPEONATO

La Haya, Holanda, Octubre
2S.-Sin terminar Ell juego en-
la novena partida del campeo-
nato mundial de ajedrez, sus-
pendida anteayer, ell DIR. Alejan
dro Alekhine, ell retador, y el
DIR. Max Euwe, ell campe6n, con
vinieron en- unas tablas. Sc ha =
bfan hecho AL movimientos.
Ell DR.. Euwe parecia dispues-
to a continuar, 81 era necesario,
aunque su posici6n era ligera
mente inferior.
Entonces Sc recibi6 un desps
cho de Alekhine ofreciendo e
empate, que Embellishments e
campe6n acepto. Todos los ana
Isis hechos revelan que ell macs
tro franco-ruso no hubiera pc
dido ganar.
Alekhine tiene cuatro parti
das ganadas, Euwe dos y tres
empatadas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
LA UNION ATLETICA ANA
TEUR Sc REUNIRA EN- Ell
MES DE NOVIEMBRE

New York, Octubre 28.- La
Union Atletica Amateur cele :
brara su convention annual, en-
Boston, entire los dfas 13, IA Y
Is de noviembre.
Di6 la noticia Ell secretario-te
sorero de la organization, Da.
MEL j. Ferris.
Los oponentes del sistema me
trico decimal, que es ell mejor.
sugeriran que Sc retorne a las
medidas inglesas. Ell a1o pasa.
do Sc enmendaron las reglas en-
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

Gutierrez y sus companeros del
moVlmlento revolucionario que
habrian de capitanear Cespedes
" Aguilera. ell Comite de Villa.
clara qued6 pendiente de las
ordenes de jose Morales Lee
mus, p%residente de la Junta de
la Haoana, quien lie ofreci6 ar
mas Y municionas, las que irian
en- Una expedition que desem-
oarcaria en- aquella provincial.
Apenas Sc conoci6 en- Las vi
iias ell levantamiento de Cespe-
des en- la Demaiagua, ell alma
dei pueblo iba Y venia como una
mafeJada, Mucho hubo que con
'eher para que los villarenos
no Sc faeran al campo sin espa-
rar Ia bora propicia que sue
laleS venian aguardauaO. LIE
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

1866 la candidatura de Manue'
hernandez Bramosio, como co.
misionado por Villaclara. a Il
Junta de Information. Esta
Jqnta de Information, en- NADIA
contribuy6 a meiorar la situa.
cion politica de los cubanos Que
EN- ella pusieron grandes espe-
ranzas. Desilusionados el V O.
tros muchos hijos prominentes
de Villaclara, fundan un Conf
ts Revolucionario, del cral es
nombrado Presidente.
Es un hecho que aquello.
hombres, sin noticias de 81 en-
Oriente Y Ell Camagdey Sc cons.
nlraba en- favor de la indspen-
dencia, ccnspira an y prepare.
ban la guerra para la conquista
dc la libertad. Sin conocimiento
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
81 aentido de que cada distrIto

el sentido de que cada distrito
tenga 81 sistema que mas lie coa
venga.
Sc propondra tambien que Sc
permitan bloques de arranque
en- las carreras a pie Y que de
los campeonatos Sc retire la
competencia de obstaculos ba :
jos.
Otras de las enmiendas pre- :
|sentadas son: prohibir ell polo
acuatico de pelota suave; reba-
jar el requisite de Residential.
que es de seis meses, a cuatrc
meses; permitir que complain
los miembros de los grupos sat
vavidas, instructors de campos
de recreo y consejeros; reducir
a solo dos dias, en- lugar de tres
los campeonatos masculinos de
natacion; zanzibar las reglas de
lucha para conformarlas a la'
de los Juegos Olimpicos; PERM,
tir a los amateurs escribir o dal
conferencias sobre los deporteS
no-profesionales.
Tambien Sc propondran cam
bios en- ell c6digo de practicas d.
cada deporte.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
RECORRIO LA MILLA
EN- 14.30

Berlin, Octubre 28.-El famo
so automovilista aleman Bernd
Rosemeyer estableci6 aquf una
marca de velocidad recorriendo
la milla, en- IN coche de tamano
regular, en- 14.3O segundos.
En- 8:89 segundos recorri6 el
kil6metro. Sc proponia ell ale
man batir varias marcas mum
diales, pero no pudo Iograrlo.
Uso un coche con motor de
500 caballos, super-cargado, de-
tipo que utilizara para ganar Ia
|copa y Ell premio Vanderbilt, Ell
ell mes de julio.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
MIRABELLA HIZO TABLAS
CON FONTANA

New York, Octubre 28.-En
dun programa de boxeo ofrecido
en- 81 Palacio San Nicolas, John
ny Mirabella, de Tampa, Ihizo
tablas con joey Fontana.
Mirabella adquiri6 ventaja en-
los primeros asaltos, pero SD
contrario atac6 en- los 1ltimos,
empatando.
Steve Padon, de Chicago, ven
clio por puntos a Sindulfo Dfaz,
de Puerto Rico. Tex Christie, de
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
La Gaceta Folletin No. 80
NESTOR ~CARBONELL
PROCERES
ENSAYOS B~IOGRAFICoS

los diez afos, fueron muchos
los que cambiaron la Ira por
la espada: la abyecta ciudad
por la montana rebeide! Uno
de los que mas renombre al
canz6 en- la cruzada estupen-
da iniciada por Cespedes, fue
Miguel Jer6nimo Gutierrez,
trovador de amores en- la paz
infame de la colonia, y tribu-
no v legislator y soldado en-
Ia guerra sin Quartet por la In
Aepsn4sncia. Ell ruido de los
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

YorkvilIe, derrot6 por nocaut
t6cnico a Joey Rayo, otro puer-
torriqueno.
Don Rodriguez, de Puerto RI
co, fue superado por Kazum'
Morioka, de Vancouver.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
DOWNING NOMBRADO CON
CERTADOR DE PELEAS
EN- SARASOTA

Jim Downing, ell empresario
local, fue aver nombrado, por la
Legion Americana, concertador
de peleas de la Arena de la Le-
gi6n en- Sarasota.
La noticia Sc di6 en- 10 bella
ciudad por c. w. Kelly, presi-
dente de la comisi6n de boxeo
ALI creada.
Ofrecera Jim su primer pro-
grama ell dia Is de noviembre.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
LOS institutes G A

Las Panteras de Plant juga-
ran aqui, ell sabado por la no.
che, en- Phillips Field.
Los ejercicios de los j6venes
de Palma Celia, los realizados
aver, t~uvieron un complete EXT
to.
Intensificaron los Terriers
sus practicas para ell partido
del viernes por la noche, en- San
Petersburg, frente a los Dia-
bios Verdes.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

Sc N un bungalow, en-
ssplepdidas condicione1, en- Ia
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su dueno, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
TRIUNFo McAv0Y

LQndres, Octubre b. Ell
campe6n ingles del peso medic
y de las IT'S libras, Jack Nc
Avoy, venci6 en- Manchester,
por nocaut tecnico, en- ell onceno
asalto, a Jack Hyams. Cuando
ell arbitro intervino Hyams te-
MIA un ojo sacramento lastima-
do.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
TIRANDo Ell BALON
Esp0rtGnos b Huracames

Nash Higgins, coach de los
EspartanOs, declare hoy que su
"once" y las reserves listas es-
tan para 81 gran combate de
manana por la noche, en- Phil
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

Sc N una vaca aecien
parida que da mas de 3 g~alones
de leche. Els de necesidad ell ven
derla y Sc ofrece a bajo precio.
lnforman: 1929 Spruce.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

%&HWWE
Suponemos que el nuevo alto
empleo no r. irnpedira realizar
en- Tampa una buena obra.
Felicidades y que Ell dinero lie
entire a "raudales,' 10 mismo
que a los legionarios.
Mahana pelearan, en- N. York
el celebre negrito Y Ell famoso
sirio.
Lfmite de peso: 126 libras. Ii
mite de asaltos: Is.
Corona en- disputa: la de Pc.
tey Sarron.
Tommy Farr ha terminado
de arreglar sus "lios", en- la
Gran Bretana, con Ell senior
Broadrib. ell director de sus ne.
gocios.
Cuando Farr visit6 los Es-
tados Unidos, resistiendo los
~puhetazos de Jose Luis, 81 Y su
director Sc llevaban como perrc
Y cato.
Mientras ell case sc investi-
ga hasta en- sus puntos mas re.
c6nditos, Farr pagara a su di-
rector Ell 25% del dinero que
game, y abonara las costas de-
pleito.
Broadrib habia presentad;
Una exhibition, Ell dfa 1 de no.
lviembre en- Birmingham.
Tiene ell manager NADIA me
nos que dos contracts, uno sir
mado en- Inglaterra y ell otro a
probable por la comisi6n atleti
ca del esfado de New York.
Vale mas I'm NAL arreglo, 81
habra dicho Ell britanico, gu,
I'm ''buen pleito".
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

81 pexi6Sico Ell. idioma EspanoE
ss mas circulation en- Tampa
H1ctoriano Mantefga, Editor
suscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
'.3Os ia. Ave, Ybor City, Fla
Tel9fono Y3792
Evening star., 1937-10-01

precautions been taken to guard indi-
viduals. And with good cause. be-
cause death has struck at Mussolini
many times through the hands of
asSassins.
Hitler always moves within a circle
Of Drawn and firearms. 1t is whis-
pered that he even has had special
watch over his food at times, for fear
OF poison.
Nothing happened to mar semi
military pageant which possibly was
the most elaborate OF its kind in his
tory. II Duce, his sturdy shoulders
dropping somewhat from the strain of
almost overpowering hospitality, got
away for home with the 2-year-old
Mussolini-H Hitler friendship spinning
so well on the Berlin-Ro axis as
to dazzle some countries which have
doubted the sincerity of the bond.
Study Of Speeches.
The most important disclosures
which the two chiefs handed to the
waiting world from their secret con-
claves lay in the speeches they made
Tuesday. At first glance these ad-
dresses appear to contain nothing re-
markable. but expert eyes in the
chancelleries of Europe will be able
to read declarations of moment be-
tween the lines.
These two speeches run so closely
in thought that they obviously were
prepared in concert. They might
easily be in part a prelude to the
anticipated overtures by Germany
and Italy for an Anglo French pact
Of amity.
Admiration for each others achieve
ments, and glowing praise for each
others policies, were tossed between
Evening star., 1937-10-01

over a number Of years to teachers
at the government maintenance do
mestic service training schools.
In these the girls pour out their
feelings about their mistresses, how
they are treated by other members
OF the family and about their living
quarters, their food and their freedom.
Ninety per cent OF the maids wrote
that they were content with their
Jobs. The other girls complained Of
inconsistencies, too much hard work.
poor food and poor wages.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
GREAT BRITAIN STUDIES
PROBLEMS OF SERVANTS

How to solve the servant problem
is being investigated by Ernest Brown,
English minister of labor. In his
Office in London he is starting by
reading thousands of letters written
by servant girls all over the country
Evening star., 1937-10-01

hymn Of hate. Thus Mussolini swung
into line to support Der Fuehrers
fierce anti-communistic campaign.
Many hearers took this as a warning
to Russia TO keep hands off the Sino-
Japanese War. Japan, Of course, Is
an ally Of Germany.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Friendship Stressed.

The absolute solidarity OF the Italo-
Germanic friendship was stressed. Not
once but three times did Hitler refer
to the fact that the combined popula-
tions Of the two countries total
$4,000, 900, and Mussolini mentioned
this once. Coincidence? Not likely.
1t was their way of advertising the
power back of them
The peace gestures were welcome by
other nations. If by chance any
country was somewhat skeptical Of the
declarations it was because Mussolini
is still in the process of conquering
Ethiopia, Hitler has been waging a
wordy war against Russia, and both
of them have been up to their necks
in the Spanish civil war on the side
of the Fascist rebels.
For Bolshevism Messrs. Hitler and
Mussolini sang a closely harmonized
Evening star., 1937-10-01
.DUCE AND HITLER
EASE WORLD FEAR
Europe's ChanceIIeries Read
Momentous Declarations
in Munich Talks.
BY DEWITT MACKENZIE,
Associated Press staff Writer.

NEW YORK, October l. The
conclusion of the MusSolini- Hitler
meeting in an atmosphere of avowed
good will toward all (Soviet Russian
papers need not copy has brought
. considerable degree of easement to
. worried world
These two great personalities have
50 often spoken to the accompaniment
Of a distant rumble of artillery that
outside nations had been afraid these
conversations might presage untoward
events.
However, not only was no bellicose
spirit greatly in evidence (excepting
against communism) but both lead
ers stuck the flower of peace in the
buttonholes of their military tunics,
and posed for photographs.
The relief over the outcome is per-
haps negative rather than positive.
While the parleys have not disclosed
much new to create extreme opti-
mism. still there is that absence of
any striking threat of a breach of
the peace.
Secret Service Happy.
HappieSt of all over the outcome
we're the sweat-stained and jaded Sc
cret-service agents, police and mill
tary to whom fell the task of protect
Ing two Of the worlds most powerful
rulers. tMussolini announced neither
he nor Hitler is a dictator)
Rarely if ever have such elaborate
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Skull Found in Germany,

The first skull Of the so-called
Neanderthal man was discovered in
1855 in Germany.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

the two like roses flung in the paths
Of conquering heroes.
The keynote of the addresses was
curious combination of desire for peace
and defiance of the world In sub
stance the speakers said: I'VE cry out
for peace-but let those who would
trespass on our prerogative beware Of
the mighty military power of our
combined forces"
Evening star., 1937-10-01
$50 to $50

B. ChiIdreh's end misses
elkskin oxford in brown
with plain or shorkskin
tips. Number ! or Z
construction. Sizes 8H
to II, IS and $3.50;
l2H to 3, $6 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

A. Elkskin boot in white
or ton. Number ! con-
struction. Sizes s to 8,
$3.50; sizes 8I2 to II,
IS.
CHIDREN's SHOES. FOURTH FL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-24
RED DEVILS
SMOTHER UP
ARMY BUNCH
REvAMgED SOLDIER BOYS
MADE BETTER SHOWING
LAST NIGHT THAN IN IN
ITIAL APPEARANCE

Revamped L, S. Army dia-
mondball team made a better
showing last night at Bayview
Park than they did on their initial
appearance in the Senior League
last week. but they still lost By
the one-Sided score Of IA 20 5.
Valdes, with three singles in
five times at bat. was the leading
hitter Of the contest.
Wall. Smith and knight played
a good game for the Soldier boys
on the field.
]. Garcia and Valdes each stole
three bases, and Nodine. two.
Ward struck out Is batters
Every regular player on the
Army outfit famed at least once.
Koelle aud Lambert were called
out on strikes three times each.
Jack Hodges twirled six in.
niRgs for the Array aggregation
aud was touched FOR rs safeties
and 10 runs. Five Of the mark.
ors were earned. Davis toed the
slab for one frame. allowing thres
hits and one earned run. TeneyeE
finished the game, holding ths
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-24

Rexrssabls Occurrence

Immediately after the last
man was pntout last night. the
ball that was used throughout
the Red Devil-Army contest was
stolen, lost or did a disappearance
act The bal. which was loaned
for the game, was the property Of
the Army team.
The writer believes that Mana
ger CarRballo Is responsible for
his players on the field and he
should pay for the ball. as e Is
not only en- Insult to the officials
Of the league bat also % the play
.eFs, as vel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-24
DOIVCS AROUND THE GOLF LINKS
(Bx Gravy

There were but two scheduled
matches played yesterday in the
golf game business and Mr.. j.
Wiley Milligan and his partner,
Doc Willie Penababe Kemp won,
so that gave Mr.. Honeyboy Earl
Julian a big zero. The dinner
will be held tonight at the usual
place and will begin promptly at
tbs o'clock.
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opposition to one hit and no runs.
Both clubs played very poor
ball on the field, 10 errors being
recorded.
Score by innings:
Satans 232 OBJ 40O-14 Ia 6
Army !. 600 200 300 5 6 Q
Batteries: Ward and II. Gates:
Hodges, Davis, Teneyek and Lam
bert.
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played and they cannot figure out
why they got home so quickly but
report the Plummer jokes as being
little funnier than usual. to
Ii only. SIS ~ IS