davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-08-29

art. And now -" The villagers
Urged forward slowly like an incom-
lg tide. "All my work is undone,"
bid the Curu. You have run into
ct from which there is no escape. You
Re a prisoner. can't prevent it. But
will stay with you, to protect you"
Marquise faced about. The ap-
Foaching crowd divided down the
(idst, revealing a man with a torch
J the throat of a track that plunged
ito the jungle. He beckoned.
BE brave. Better to obey them"
lid the Guru.
Don't they know that two officers
nd six sepoys and machine-gun -"
"Yes. they know it. But they will
bld you as hostage If their leader,
no has been imprisoned, should be
hinged, they will hang you. Courage"
She gave rein to her anger: you
blink I'm afraid? have thrown more
han you guess to the winds. But
here'll be shambles if those officers
Evening star., 1937-08-29

N these willing hot-weather days
it is vitally important to learn to
relax and keep cool.
Ann Sothern claims that lust
wenty minutes of perfect relaxation
uring the day (or before that even
hg engagement will do away with
my fatigue ensuing from a shopping
bur, fittings or a difficult day of
|usiness." Her advice is to lie down,
lose the eyes, have the feet raised
lightly higher than the head and rest
nentally and physically.
Remember, too, that a moderate
let is on the beauty schedule. Over
ating at any time has way of him
|ering health and good looks - but
specially so in hot weather. And take
our time - don't race through your
heals! One day out of every week
fitty Carlisle goes on a diet of moth
hg but buttermilk Here, also, is her
Fcret for keeping at exactly the
|eight she prefers.
Luxurious bathing comes into its
wn in the summertime. There are
arious delightful preparations which
|elp to make tub time relaxing and
Evening star., 1937-08-29

But Haigh noticed it. He noticed
everything. He was watching the
crowd, judging the moment, woodenly
ignoring torchlit faces that leaned for
ward to howl threats and insults. Sud-
denly he stepped between Marquise
and a lump of earth that hurtled
through the darkness. Good job saw
that coming. All said about your
Guru was that he'd be no good in a
pinch"
What did he mean? He was watch
ing man on a stump who failed the
air with his arms, demanding venge-
ance, blood. promising pillage and
death from end to end of Rajputana.
See here" Haigh said suddenly.
you'll have to do what l tell you"
We'll both have to do what they
tell US, she answered. "If only you
hadn't come! Why didn't you leave
me to my own -"
He laughed. His face suddenly
beamed with huge amusement. Come
now, you don't want all the credit, do
you? See here, don't be scared if put
my arm around you. I'm not arresting
you. I've got to get that Guru. You
come with me-"
You're not going to arrest htm9
Please! If you as much as touch him,
they'll tear you in piecesv'
BET you touch him. he answered.
Keep close. Don't get separated.
Careful, that's my shot arm"
He began to work his way through
the crowd that surrounded the Guru.
He was yelled at, imprecated. but no
one aimed a blow at him. Two men, who
appeared to be blacksmiths, muscled
like oxen, seemed to divine his inten-
ton. They went ahead. beating, shov-
ing, clearing the way. Haigh followed
the path they made. pushing Mar
quise ahead, with an arm on each side
of her. His lips we're close to her ear:
"Your Guru has friends in the crowd"
''He has friends everywhere. It's
only men like you who haven't gen.
erosity enough to trust him."
''Oh, I'll be generous. Is he talked
out?"
"Yes - exhausted.
Good. Then I'll steal his thunder"
The Guru was almost speechless.
His dry throat croaked sounds but no
words came.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Magazine Section

Haigh laid hand on his shoulder.
"Guru Sahib, have you a kick left?
Get up on that stump. I'll help you
Call for silence"
The Guru leaned on Haigh's right
arm and climbed. Two men brought
torches and arched them above him.
Bullock-muscled blacksmiths cleared
a circle. The Guru couldn't speak. He
raised his hand beneath the torches
and waited. Gradually silence fell, ex-
cept for noise in the distance like a
tumbril coming slowly. Haigh climbed
the stump. A clod of dry earth hit him
full in the chest. He brushed the dirt
off his tunic and spoke:
There's been enough of this You've
heard some bad advice and let anger
get the better of you. Now take good
advice Go home and we'll forget this
nights foolishness. I'm unarmed, as
you can see. I'm not talking of threats.
I'm making you promise, on my
word of honor Go home, and there
shall be no reprisals."
Silence, except for that oncoming
tumbril thump. Then a murmur as
men who had understood translated
to those who knew no English. Haigh
spoke low-voiced to Marquise: II
think they'll go home"
Tumbril, tumbril, tumbril coming.
An increasing murmur. Shouts. The
Guru put his hands over his eyes.
Then he fell, then sat up, swaying.
Marquise touched Haigh's hand to
call his attention. She had to speak
rather loud because there was a rising
tumult. Il must help the Guru."
Haigh grinned like man in pain:
Hes going to need it"
Suddenly the approaching tumbril-
thump became cannonade of back
fires and the roar of an open exhaust.
Headlights. Full speed, straight into
the bowling crowd, like a gun into
action, came the P. w. d. truck, the
machine-gun, six riflemen and
Goddard. A man with an ancient
sword aimed a blow at Haigh, but it
missed. Haigh sprang to the ground,
raised the Guru.
"Am arrested?" asked the Guru.
mo. Come on, Marquise. Help him.
Goddard has stolen the show. There'll
be hell to pay! Quick!'
(Te b Cs~tisvsd Naxs Week)
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Beauty Brevities
by MARTHA lEAVIn

refreshing. Be sure to use smooth
towel. gently patting yourself dry.
Vigorous rubbing only heats the body
more.
If you are shower addict, clever
trick is to dash bit of bath oil at the
crook of the elbow and behind the
ears and on the chest before you step
into the shower Katherine Darlington
does this and finds it a boon to sum-
mer spirits.
Here's a practical suggestion for
cologne enthusiasts: a wad of cotton
saturated with it is an excellent means
of removing suntan oil after the beach
outing 1t leaves the skin fresh, firm
and cool.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Comfort In Summer

Our Ieohsf on kow TO keep cool
in hot wsothsr gives suggestions for
Ettls things thot add much to your
own comfort ond q vusf omovnt TO
your allure. To get il send a three
cent stomp with your request to This
Week Magazine, in core Of this
newspaper.
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LIST PLAYERS WHO
WILL MAKE TRIP
PEDRO AGUILAR WILL BE IN
CHARGE OF CON-
TESTS

1t is expected by most follow
ers of baseball and diamondbalj
in this city that the players who
will leave Saturday for out-of-
town games will bring ''home the
bacon"
Most likely M. Acevedo or Hop
kins will be the catcher for the
softball teams 8 G. Gates will he
in the box, Sterling at first, Rus
sell on second, Nj. Acevedo or p.
Carbonell covering third and Es-
mond Albury at short. Outffalders
will be Kerr, Gabriel and Cara
ballo. Should the game be pay
ed with ten men, Domenech or
Salinero will get the position.
The baseball team will prob.
ably be composed of the follow
ing. G. Griffin behind the plate
SalInero on Che mound, Sterling
on first, E. Albury at second, M.
Acevedo at third and p. Carbonell
covering short. Gabriel, BarceIo
and Caraballo or Domenech will
be in the outer gardens.
There are other players who
viii make the trip. Local fans
can depend on the plas,ars to put
the best they have in each con-
test.
Pedro Aguilar, sports editor of
The Citizen. viii be in charge Of
the players. A baseball game will
be played at Fort Lauderdale, 8
p. m. Sunday and in Hollywood.
8 p. M, the softhall game will TAXI
place. Ha hIsn
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catchers; Grove, Red Sex, w.
Terrell, Senators, and Stratton,
White Sox, pitchers; Fox, Red
Sox, Greenberg, Tigers, Rolfe,
Yanks, and Myers, Senators, in
fielders; Averill, Indians, Cramer,
Red Sox, Moses, Athletics, out
fielders.
Coaches for the American cir
cult will be Fletcher, Yankees
and Baker, Tigers.
For the elder loop, Frisch, Cards,
and Dresser, Reds.
Of the 46 players selected,
only one, Grissom of the Reds, is
q rookie. Last year DiMaggio was
the "baby" of the game.
In the past fans voted on tie
Players but this year the managers
of the pennant winning teams
picked the clubs.
Each pitchers will be asked to
asked to bear down for three in
nings.
The combined batting average
of the National League is 1862,
and .345 for the American group.
The American League has won
three of the four annual "dreanl
games" F
Hartnett is the only player
who has seen action in ali four
contests and has been picked to
pay in the fifth fracas.
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STERLING SETTING
TERRIFIC PACE In
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
TOOK FOURTEEN TRIPS TO
PLATE SECURED TEN SAFE
BLOWS, FOR AN AVERAGE
OF ITO: WARD. SECOND. 500

80
Batting averages for the first
two weeks Of play in the second
half of the Social DiamondbaH
Leagues split schedule have been
releasd. Is
The records show that Sterling,
first baselnan on Coca-Cola, is
setting a terrific pace. In ID
tries at the plate, Sterling secur-
ed 10 satellites, for an average of
ITO. Weird is next, hitting 800,
followed BY J. Griffin and H.
Gates, who are tied for third
place with .461.
Players who are batting over
$50 are listed below:
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CUBS AND GIANTS
KEEP ON WINNING;
YANKS DEFEAT AS
DODGERS SCORE FIRST RUN
OFF BEES PITCHING IN
FOUR GAMES; WHITE sox
DOWN TIGERS
esperlaI to The cItinenl

NEW YORK, July 1.-The race
between New York Giants and
Chicago Cubs continue. Both
teams won again yesterday and
therefore the Bruins kept their
finger hold on first place in the
National League.
The Windy City club swept the
thres-game series from st. Louis
Cardinals, downing them in the
fina, contest, 6 to 3. Lee went
IL. route for the Cubs, giving up
10 safeties, while his teammates
collected II off Winford and
Ryba. 1t was the first time that
one pitcher went the route for Ell
Their team. The score, 6 to 3. was
the lowest of the three games.
These teams will play double
header July at Chicago. The
Cards will probably use Dizzy
Dean, who should have pitched
Yesterday, and Warneke as the
starting moundsmen in the two
frames. French and Lee may be
the pick of Charlie Grimm.
New York Giants scored as
many runs as they got hits, in de-
feating Philadelphia Philies, s to
6. The Phils connected for as
many bingles as the Giants. also.
Terry used three twirlers. His
team committd three errors and
the Phils. two. Al home run by
Berger. who has added punch to
the lineup since recently joining
the New Workers, in the ninth in,
ming with two men on won the
gamss for the Giants, who took the
three-game series from the Phi.s,
3 to 0.
Brooklyn Dodgers secured the
first run off Boston Bees pitching
in four game, when they went
down in defeat yesterday after
noon, 4 to /. They got the run
despite the fact that Lanning
pitched three-hit affair. Waite
Hoyt held the Bes to six safeties,
Boston swept the four-game Sc
RIGS and is now only one game be.
hind the birthplace Dodgers, ris.
ing out of the cellar to accomplish
CHS.
AS Pittsburgh Pirates did not
pay, they automatically went in.
10 d tie with the Cardinals for
third place in the standings.
New York Yankees walloped
Philadelphia Athletics again, this
time, ~ to 4. Red Ruffing was
Knocked out of the box as the As
amassed II safeties. The Yanks
pilad Up IA hits off three Phila-
delphia hurlers. Connie Mack's
"young" team miscued five times.
Meanwhile, Chicago White Sox
were displaying new-found power
70 keep abreast of the eague-
leaders. The Sox bounced on
four Detroit Tigers hurlers for
total Of 20 safe blows. The last
pitcher for the Tigers was School
boy Rowe, who recently was treat
ed in Miami for a sore arm. The
Windy City players won easily.
rs 20
Washington Senators took q
close game from Boston Red Sox,
5 to 2. Wilson and Deshong
hooked up in fair pitching duel.
The summarizes:
National I.eaeue
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LEGALS


IN THE CIRCFTT COURT or TUE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF THE STATE
or FL0RIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTN. IN CHASCEHf.
THOS.. II. ANDERSON.
vs. Foreclosure Of Lien
HUGH S. l.S n ssa 's' and
BLANCHE n. LARRIcK. his
wife. EFT Al,
ORDER or PUBLICATION
II appearsngs by the sworn bin
filed in the above entitled cause
that the defendant John Nesbitt is
q nonresident sof the State OF FLOR
ida and his residence as Is par
tieulariy known 10 complainant Is
1S7 Lorraine Avenue. Mount Vernon.
New York. That the residence OF
the defendants Eva L Hemming.
- Hemming, her husband is un-
known. That each Of said defend
ants are over. the age of twenty
one years and that there Is no per
son in the State OF Florida the
upon whom would bind said de-
PENDANTS.
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendants be and they are hereby
required 10 appear TO the bill OF
complaint filed in this cause on or
before Monday. the 2nd day OF
August. A D.. 1887. otherwise the
allegations OF the bin Of complaint
will be taken as confessed by the
defendants.
1t Is further ordered thar this or
der be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in Monroe County. Florida.
Done and Ordered this LIST day Of
July, A. ID. 1887
fSEAIsl Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Raymond r. Lord.
Solicitor for Complainant.
jly2-s-le-s3-30
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TEACHERS WANTED

Teachers WANTED - Enroll
Immediately. Positions open in
western states. Elementary,
advanced grades. history, COM
mercial, Spanish, Latin, English,
social science, mathematics.
Others. Enc'ose stamped enve-
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MENT BUREAU, 50S-9 McIn.
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1853-Koszta Affair = Martin
Koszta, Hungarian political refu-
gee with first papers for AHmeri-
can citizenship, in Turkey on bust
ness, shanghai on board Aus
trian ship; American warship
there threatened to open fire if
not given up. Surrendered to
French consul and eventually got
back to America.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate of
r. Roy Garfield, also known as
Fritz Roy Garfield, also known as
Fritz r. Garfield.
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL RE-
PORT AND APPLICATION
FOR DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons that Jerry j. Trevor, the un-
dersigned administrators cum tesla
mento annexo of the estate of F..
Roy Garfield, also known as Fritz
Roy Garfield. also known as Fritz
r. Garfield, deceased, has filed with
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord.
County Judge of Monroe County.
Florida. his final report as said adj
ministrator cum testamento an
nexo and has made application for
his discharge as administrators cum
testamento annexo of the estate of
f. Roy Garfield. also known as
lFritz Roy Garfield also known as
Fritz r. Garfield deceased.
= Dated June 1itha 1897.
4 Jerry ]. Trevor
As administrator bum itsstamento
anneso of the ESTATE of r. Roy
Canfield, also known as Fritz Roy
.. Eapflel So Known as Fritz r..
eahfieId, DECEASED. ,saa
mos nga fdrse1 ] 1926; ilysl 1887
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By GRAvYl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The meeting of the golf club
win begin promptly at s o'clock
tonight and it is hoped that as
many as possible will find it con-
venient to be there, said President
Kemp today when addressing sew
eral members of the organization.
He stated that business of inn
portance will be transacted as
well as the election of officers
for the coming six months pc
Rod.
Yesterday being Thursday and
a red letter day in any Key West
conch golfers life, many thought of
betaking their respective self to
Stock Island but those who did
not get there were rather lucky
because those who did get there
got an unexpected shower bath.
For instance, Mr. Samuel Harris
was playing Mr.. Cookie Mesa and
Mr.. AL Hawett when it began to
thunder and since our genial Post
master is not on friendly terms
with those meteorological ele-
ments, he went for the club house.
Another foursome, which Included
Otto Kirchheiner, wishes that the
esteemed gentleman, Charles
Salas, would likewise have goiIk
to the clubhouaes sodneF nhell lie
did. Mr.. Russell ken 4 did not
have any answer to make to that
assertion on account of ii beiIIg
Charlie Ketchum who did the nd
lering and Samuelia Goldsmi8
who did the razzing at the instig&
ton of Doc Willie Penababe
Kemp, ably assisted and allotted
by John Pinder.
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7REE-W.ith every OIL CHANGE,
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LEGALS

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
IN RE ESTATE OF:
yIRGILIO C0RDER0.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. to all
whom it may concern. that the un-
dersigned viii. on the 10th day of
July, A. d. 1887. present to the
Hon. Raymond r. Lord. Judge OF
said Court, my final return. account
and vouchers as Administrative of
the Estate of Virgilio Cordero, de-
ceased, and at said time. then and
there. make application TO the said
Judge for a final settlement of my
administration of said estate. and
for an order discharging me as
such administrators
Dated this 3rd day OF May. 1897.
Leonor c. Andraea
As Administrators of the Estate of
Virgilio Cordero, Deceased.
AQuilino Lopez, Jr.
Attorney for Administrative
may7-I4-21-2s; june4-11-IS-25: jly2-
3, 1887.
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1926 Richard Henry Stoddard,
noted New York poet, critic and
editor of his day, born at Hing
ham, Mass. Died May IL, 1908.
1S40-Francis Amasa Walker,
Civil War officer, noted economist,
president of the Mass. Institute
of Technology, son of noted POI
litical economist, born in Boston.
Died Jan. 5, 1897.
Charles Chaille Long,
soldier and diplomat in the Egyp-
tian army, African explorer, born
in Maryland. Died March ID,
1917.
1S63-George E. Fess, Illinois
congressman, called the Father
of the American Navy" from his
interest in naval affairs, born at
Berkshire, VT. Died March Is,
1886.
1864 Walter Williams, Mis-
souri, newspaper editor, Univer-
sity of Missouri's journalism dean
and then its resident, although hs
himself had never attended coll
lege, born at Boonville, Mo. Died
July go, 1885.
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WHIPS THREE COPS

BERLIN. Fraulein Bertha
KrugeIein of this city, who
weighs 267 pounds, whipped three
policemen who tried to arrest her
for disorderIy conduct.
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Because of difficulties
with Britain, Pres. jefferson is
sued proclamation banning Brit.
ish warships from American wa
tiers.
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Today In History

1776-Declaration of indie
pendence adopted by Continental
Congress, passed on July 4th and
signed August End.
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PERSONAL

FREE! If excess acid causes you
Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, In
digestion, Heartburn, GET free
sample doctors prescription,
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SUMMER SCHOOL

SUMMER ScHooL-All grades
specializing in Junior High. Be
gins 8 a. m. Monday, June 28.
LOIS WILLIAMS, 1914 Won
Phfister street.
jun19-sat-wed-frix
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1881-President Garfield shot
in Washington by Guitau-d;ed in
September.
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1936-Pope orders permanent
fight against bad films.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1859 Nathan Read, Maine
manufacturer, congressman, in
ventor, among the first to apply
steam to navigation, born at War
rem, Mass. Died Jan. 20, 1s49.
1820Geerge L. Curry, Ore
gn newspaper publisher and her
last territorial governor, born in
Philadelphia. Died July %,
1878.
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MCCARTHY AND
TERRY SELECT
STAR PLAYERS
BAisEBALL's DREAM CAME"
WILL BE PLAYED JULY =
AT WASHINGTON, D. c.; MA
TIoNAL LEAGUE FAVORED
(Bx JoyEl

Local major league baseball
fans are taking more and more
interest every day in the fifth
AlI-Star game, which will be play
ed Wednesday, July Z, at Wash
ington. d. G.
Most fans agree with Managers
Terry and Mccarthy on their Sc
lection of % players for each
club, but there are few excep-
ton.
However, the majority of Key
West followers believe that Luke
Appling shocld have been picked
on the American League outfit,
as thy claim he is better than
Cronin when the latter was in his
prime. And they want to know
why Red Rrffing of the Yanks
was not licked sor mound duty.
1t seems chat the National
League viii have the edge in
pitching According to predic.
tiUns, d Hubben, Dean and Mnngo
willsshootiiem over at the big guns
of Ikhea YOUNGER circuit. When
ever one of these three start on
the mound, they are favored, and
fheg bets to-day afeY8 to on the
Terry pickdogs Is
4e,Mahager TcrTy's full pick of 20
players are:
Player and Position Ave.
Martin, Cards, cf ....--....-...-. 1926
Bartell. Giants, SIS ........-...-..
P. Wanar, Pirates, If ......-... 1854
Medwick, Cards, II ........-.--.. .416
Mize, Cards, Id ...-.......-... 1852
Herman, Cubs, 2b .....-.-....-. .342
Vaughan, Pirates, 3b ....... 1863
Hartnett, Cubs, c .-....-...- 1873
Pitchers arc Mungo, Dodgers, ].
Dean, Cards, and HubbelI, Giants.
Other players who may see duty
are: Mancuso, Giants, Lombard,
Reds, catchers; Blanton, Pirates,
Walters, Phillies, and Grissom,
Reds, pitchers Collins, Cubs,
burgess, Cubs, Whitehead, Giants,
Bartell, Giants; infielders; Dem.
aree, Cubs, G. Moore. Bees, OFT,
Giants, and Moore, Giants, out.
fielders.
Manager Mccarthy of the
world champion New York YAM
KEGS has made the following selec-
tions:
Player and Position Ave.
Bel, Browns, If .......-.-....... 1855
DiMaggio, Yanks, cf ...+..... 1888
Walker, Tigers, IF ......,.....- .358
Gehrig. Yanks, 1b .-.........-. 1892
Gehringer, Tigers, 20 1000. .356
Cronin, Red Sox, IS ...--,...... 1882
Gift, Browns, 3b ................ $40
r. FerrelI, Senators. $500. .S1l
Gomez, Bridges and Harder
will be selected for mound duty.
Other players in reserve and
who may see action are: Dickey
Yanks, and Sewell, White Sox,
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Gomez, Bridges and Harder
will be selected for mound duty.
Other players in reserve and
who may see action are: Dickey
Yanks, and Sewell, White Sox,
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FOR SALE

RIPE AvoCADos EvEDY DAY.
Little Cash Grocery, sol Simon
ton street. jun28-1wkx
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ST, l.ouis-cleyeland. postponed,
wet grounds.
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Observation-Disclosures, not sched-
uled.
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National League

batteriess Leo and Hartnetts
WinfOrd, Ryta and Owen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-02

HUGH S. b.ARRICK and
BLANCHE NJ LARRICK. his
wife. EFT Ais
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-21
DOG NAMED
AFTER. DILLINGER

HOUSTON. Tex. (UP) - John
Dillinger' is public enemy No. l to
mountain lions and "sech varmints"
in South and West Texas. John, a