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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-30

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Phils Defeat Pirates, II to Z

Pills Defeat Pirates, IL 20
Three pitchers from each team
went to the mound in the game
between Pittsburgh Pirates and
Philadelphia PhilIies. which was
won BY Phillies, II to Z.
The Bues got off to a flying
start with d tremendous z to ]
lead in the second frame. But
the Buccos never put over a rum
ner after the second frame, while
the pills Eapt pecking away. A
lone run in the third brought tho
score to Z to 2, then four mark.
ers in the fifth and five in the
eighth frame sewed the game up.
camilli aud Grace hit circuit
clouts for the victors and Bru
4 r..
Evening star., 1937-11-19
YEARS SENTENCE
MAYFREE OFFICER
Trooper Melted Term In Jail
for Third Degree Killing
May Be Released.
By the Associated Press.


SOMERSET, Pa. Nov. ia Jail
sentence of 1854 days paradoxically
held promise today of early freedom
for Stacey Gunderman. the former
State policeman convicted of second
degree murder of Frank Monaghan,
elderly Uniontown hotelman.
For the young ex-trooper already
faS spent nine months in Jail since
his trial last February and auto
matically became eligible for parole
upon receiving sentence yesterday
from State Supreme Court Justice
George w. MaXey. Gundermans
counsel said they would seek his
release within the next 10 DAYS.
Justice Maxey refused a new trial
which the former trooper sought
' on the grounds that the trials of
Gunderman and two other defend
ants had cost Fayette County up
wards of $50000."
Monaghan. a UniontoWn hotelkeeper
died early on the morning of Sep
tember II, 1886, in the Fayette County
detective headquarters where he was
held for questioning about the slash
ing Of county detective a few hours
earlier. Attorney General Charles j
Margiotti started an investigation,
declaring the innkeeper had been
tortured to death in a Dark Ages
third degree.
Twelve prominent Fayette County
public officers and professional men
were indicted, including Gunderman
former State Policeman Anthony
Sanute and District Attorney James
Reilly. In separate trials Sanute was
cleared on verdict directed by JUS
tice Maxey, and Reilly Won acquittal
A crowd in the courtroom cheered
as Justice Maxey gave his decision
yesterday and rushed forward to con-
graduate Gunderman, pale and much
thinner than he was nine months
ago.
Gunderman stepped up to the
bench, sock hands with the Judge
and remarked:
i feel I got square deal at the
. hands of Judge Maxey."
In his 25-page opinion, Justice
Maxey termed Gundermans STATE
police record excellent" and recalled
that he had once risked his life ir
rescuins food-marooned persons.
Evening star., 1937-11-19

the idea that our present program Of
defense is an emergency one"
]. O'Connor Roberts of the District
Of Columbia, who reported for the
Legion's National Defense Committee
yesterday, said "the facts are that the
program now being followed both for
the Army and Navy is well-founded
program commenced five years ago
with the idea Of placing the military
and naval forces of this country on a
proper basis. A continuance of this
program for another five years is nec-
essary."
He said the committee would urge
Congress to make additional appro-
priations to complete a program for
an United States air force Of 2,32o
planes, started four years ago.
Among resolutions adopted by the
Evening star., 1937-11-19

Honon Tombstone Modes sweeping America in tho
popular price field One Of % styles our stocks is
sketehed :. popular custom toe model,
IN tine eo!fsk'n: Block or ton in stroiaht $Q.75
or wing tips. Sizes 5h to II, "A to E q
Other Hanan Touchstone Models 1878
Evening star., 1937-11-19
C0-EDS BOYCOTT SILK
Sheer Stockings Abandoned Unit,
Japan Leaves China.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 10 CP.-Silk
stockings are for Washington Uni
versity wall flowers until Japan re-
moves her troops from China"
Hitting at japanese silk imports,
men OF the American Student Union.
q campus group. organized a date"
boycott yesterday against the girls In
sheer hose. Coed members quickly
voted not to buy.
Evening star., 1937-11-19
COURSE IN FIRST AID

A standard first aid course, includ-
ing instruction in bandaging, hemor-
rhage control, artificial respiration
and fractures will be opened by the
District Chapter, American Red Cross
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the chapter
house. 1870 E street NV.
Glasses will meet every Tuesday and
Thursday for seven weeks, excluding
THANKSGIVING Dav.
Evening star., 1937-11-19
LEGION committee
SCANS ARMS REPORT
idea That Our Program Of De.
fense Il Emergency One"
Is Deplored.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1e.-The
American Legion's Executive Commit
tee studied today q report deploring
recent outbursts Of ofiicial and un-
Official sources which are building up
in the minds Of the American people
Evening star., 1937-11-19

committee was one instructing the
Veterans Preference Committee 10
seek stricter enforcement and exten-
sion Of veterans preference provisions
Of the Federal, State and municipal
civil service laws.
Evening star., 1937-11-19
BROTHER OF M'LAGLEN
FACES EXTORTION TRIAL
Heir to Watch Fortune Testifies
. Physical Culture Expert Threat
ened to Implicate Him.

eneo TO lmpllcate Him.
BY the Associated Press,
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1e.-Leo-
pold McLaglen, physical culture in
structor, was held yesterday for Su-
perior Court trial on charges of So
Iciting the commission of a crime
attempted extortion and preparing
false evidence
Philip M. Chancellor, heir to a
Matchmaking fortune, testified at Nc
Laglen's preliminary hearing that the
defendant threatened to implicate him
In burglary unless he paid him
$4,000.
Mr.. Chancellor said the extortion
attempt was made after he DISCHARGED
McLaglen from his employ as 4
physical instructor and research as
sistant
McLaglen, brother of Victor Nc
Laglen, film star, previously had
termed the charges 'frame-up."
Evening star., 1937-11-19

IA Days for Kicking Cat.
For kicking cat, Fred Griffin, an
American, was sentenced to IA days
hard labor in Sittingbourne England.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

Ell pudo cumqlir su misiln re-
ligiosa.
Antes del Dc Palomequc,
en- la misma noche, hablara nm
generoso amigo de E.spana, ell
Rev David Sholin. que tam
hien fuera perseguido y anne
razado en- los amos Que prece-
d;eron a la Republica.
Shoiin y Paienque, dos pas
torres que Sc deben a la ver-
dad, que no saben mentir, re-
lataran sus experiencias,
Ell acto del lunes, para Ell
cual invitamos a todos los ami
gos de Espana, de la libertad
de cultos y de la justicia So
cial, se verificara baio los aus
picios del Comite Popular De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espa-
ma.
La verdad NOS pondra la
toga viril, como dijera Marti,
y la verdad es la caracteristica
de los leales espanc!es.
Vayan a Or n~uestras nuje~
res, mines y hombres q estcs
dos ciudadanos, espanol el
uno, norteamericano Ell otro,
que saborearon en- Espana la
amargura de la persecution
religiosa, pero no por parte de
la Republica.
Tenga presente Ell dia y la
fecha: Lunes IL, en- eli teatro
del Centric Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
personals, el presidente Roose-

personals, el presidents Roose-
VeIt.
EstadoS Unidos, segun la I'M
preston reeogida en- los circuloS
ofIHa.eS, patrocina una COME
rencia International con viStas
d 'entorpecer' la aggression Japo-
Gesa en- IhIna.
Ii presldente fue informado
lie que So dlscurso de chicago
produjo eXtraordlnaria y la
voraoie impression Ell TODD Il
mundo, Y particuiarmente en- in
glaterra, Russia, Francia y la A.
nIerica latina.
Por ahora ell Presidente no
dictara oecreto algunO de en-
cargo contra el Japon.
I'm Ell intofme publicado per
el departamento de estado apa-
.ece qLe Sc ha concedido a Ru-
sia una licencia para comprar
Material de guerra con un valor
de $10,057, 500. DE csc dinero,
mas de la mitad Sc inVertira
N "barcos de guerra de todas
alases, incluyendo portaaviones
: submarines.
Russia Sc propone gastar ST.
10000 EN- ~canones, morteros y
lowitzers, Y 41,505, 900 en- mu-
nicfones para esas armas.
China compr0 EN- ell mes de
s~eptiembre, EN- los 4. U., mate
fial de guerra con un valor de
$lS, 100, 834, comparable la can
tidad con 10 comprado en- ages
to, $2,887, 1893.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
LA OBRA DE IA
Ola DE TAMPA
Llegara Ell Lunes ell
Evs-lgeiiste Palomeque

Un espanol, un evangelista
madrilene, notable orador, lie
CARA Ell lunes a esta ciudad, a
las $50 de la tarde, y habla-
"a la misma noche en- ell teatre
del Centre Asturiano.
DON Samuel Palomeque, que
asi sc llama Ell @yangelista. d.
sertara sobre sus experfencias
antes de la Repdblica y EN- la
Rep1blica.
Por ser protestante, Don Sa
muel era perseguido y algu-
mas veces apedreado. La Re-
publica lie abrio los brazos a la
libertad de cultos y entonces
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE
DEMOCRATICO
De SOCORR0 A ESPANA

Contribuyeron con 25c: Sc
dita's Grocery, Grand Orient
Restaurant, Champion Shoe
Shop, Castro, cocinero, Paraiso
Grocery, PENN Cafe, Cabal Gro
Gerry, Polo, Jose C. Fernandez,
Maseda Cafe, Manuel Mon, Ca
fe, Maseda Barberia, Reina
Bros. Co., Locicero's Grocery,
j. Villanueva, S. Sanchez, A.
Velazquez, d. Gallo, Mike Bac-
carella, Zapateria de Manuel
Valdes, Jose Benito Grocery,
Luis Lopez Grocery, Two
Brothers Fish Market, Baldo-
mero's Cafe, La Concha Groce-
ry, Augusta Cotton, Grocery,
SEES Garage, Eagle Zapateria,
John Manuel Q~uintero, La La
We Grocery, Velo Sastreria, Ha-
banera Drug Store, Zapateria
La Economic, West Tampa
Poultry, West Tampa Tren de
Lavado, Barberfa de Henry,
Sunrise Cafe, Charlie Jas Place
Vicari Grocery G.Scanio Gro
Gerry, West Tampa Shoe Shop,
Solomon's Store, Cafeteria de
Perdig6n, A. Rey, Manuel Ba-
rros, Julio Dominique, afila-
dor, Jose Blanco, afilador, Luis
Diaz Llama, Fernando Coma
10, j.. R. Porta, Eloy Vergara.
Contribuyeron con 20 centa-
vos: Garcia Grocery, Casino
Barber Shop, M. Menendez.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Cannon Shoe Store, Amo-
relli Shoe Shop, Barberia de
Argfielles, ABC Cafe, Victor
Shoe Shop, A. Suarez. Geny
Barberfa.
Contribuyero.. con 10 centa-
vos: Monte's Darber Shop,
Style Hat Store, Joe's Barber
Shop, Manolo's Place, S. Peril
Z~apateria, Benton Barber Shop
S. Stella.
Tampa 6 de Octubre de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
NOTAS SOCIALE

Bale en- La Unione Ha!ana
La poderosa sociedad Unio-
lie Italiana, tan apreciada, o.
frecera eSta noche I'm bale So
cial.
Motive de la fiesta: ell descu-
3rimiento de America por Girls
t0bal Colon.
Pullara eel p~residente de la
Secci6n de Recreo, nos llaul6
por telefono para darnos la no.
ticia.
Saben los j6venes Y Viejos de
"a Unione que con nosotros pue-
den contar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
PROHIBIDAS LAS "LADRO-
NERAS' POR OTRO DE-
CRETO

lIabana, Octubre 9.-Un nue
vo decreto del presidente Lare-
do Bru, aconsejado por Ell CO.
pnel Batista, cancel6 aver un
leereto anterior que autoriZaba
IN Cuba ell funcionamiento de
as "maquinas de jrgar o TO-
ar"
La concession Sc habfa hecho,
SIN permiso de Batista, al ex-
juez de paz Rogelio Gomez, de
Key West.
Dice Ell nuevo decreto que g.
sas maluinas constituyen mott
70 de malos habitos y desorden.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
FABU-AS DE
la Gallina dc los Huevos
de Orc

Antics, Ia ctase obrcra lie ponia
I'M huevo dc orc al rico cada dia.
Aun con tanta ganancia malcontentc
luiso ell rico avariento
deseubrir de una vez la nina de orc
Y hallar EN- menos tempo mas tesoro
Estrujaba por ESQ al proletario
s le aeorto el salario
por sacarle al humilde cuanto fuera
y asi murio la antigua clase obrera,
ouedando ell poderoso
sin ese ingreso injusto, pero hermoso.
Cuantos hay que teniendo 10 .bastante
enriquscerse quteren al instante
abraZando proyectos,
a wees de tan rapidos efectos,
que solo en- pocos meses,
cuando Sc contemplation va marque-
contando sus millones, Uses
e vieron EN- la Gale sin calzones!
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
gar platos Y 0tros accessories.

gar platos y 0tros accessories.
Sc verificara la ceremonial a
las II 80 de la manana, con
III programme seleeto.
Sc apresia la invitaci6n reci-
bida.
Ell Centre ASturiano celebra-
IA bale matinee mahana por ii
tarde, entire las horas dc las 4
Y las 8.
Tocara la popular orquesta
he Rex Macdonald, la favorita
en- st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

GANGA.-SS acres, buena TERRA q
l5 millas, carretera No. 156, hace
frente a los 2 lados de la e~arretera.
-Vendo 40 acres en- cada lado. Mi
les de acres. Exceiente para ganado
v cerdos. Esplendido lugar. Tambien
so acres cerea de Six Mile Creek.
Preeio da Ganga.
Llame dfa o nechs o venga q ver-
me.
JOHN ID. HOBBS
203 East Feances Ave. Tpl&f 40T7
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
La COrte de Fdrd6n

La COrte de FdTd0n
Merece la protection del pu-
'blico la function que para mana
ma anuncia la compania de Ma
1uel Aparicio. en- ell Centre AS
.uriano.
LA Corte de Fara6n' mon
ada con ell lujo y buen gusto
que la obra demanda, sera inter
pretada por los valiosos artistas
latinos de Tampa.
Solo costara la entrada 25
centavos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
idheSiOnes

idhesiOneS
Las Damas del Temple Ideal
10. 2, de la Orden Caballeros
lei Aguila de Orc, han reeibi-
20 mrchas adhesiones de perso-
has que Sc ofrecen para lograr
IN complete exito al bale anun-
iado para ell IL de diciembre.
Todas las damas del Temple
Ian tornado papeletas y las ven
leran.
Tocara Don Francisco, la or
luesta de moda.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
Los E~migrados

Los Emigrados
Sc reunira manana, en- I'll sa-
lon de la Hermandad Wesley, a
has 8 de la tarde los viejos emf
grades revolucionarios cuba
nos.
Ademas de celebrarse la jun
ia ordinaria del mes de sep
tiembre, Sc commemorate ell 10
de octubre.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
AgIesiG San Marcos

gIesia San Marcos
Ell domingo a las 8 de la no.
che, Ell Rev. j. A. Phillips, d.
sertara con ell tema: 10 princi-
pal es la sabidurfa; por tanto
adquiera sabiduria".
Tambien habra servicio de
m1sica y canticos religiosos en-
la iglesia de West Tampa, es-
quina de la Gale Union Y North
Albany.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
SUFRIO OTRA DERROTA
Ell TAMPA COLLEGE

Los Tigres del Tampa Cole.
ge fueron dominados por los
Marineros de Sarasota Y al ter
minar eel partido eran "gatitos".
Hicieron los Marineros 7 pun
tos en- ell primer periodic Y 3
en- ell t2rcero. Los tampenos no
pudieron anotar,
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
Bale Matinee

FltttTB NUTtWC6
Ell Centre EspaAol ceIebrara
nanana un bale matinee, &C.
nenzando a las 4 de la tarde.
Tocara la famosa or1uesta de
Don Francisco, la ~predilecta de
nuestra juventud.
Tod0s los bales matinee del
Jentro Espanol han culminado
IN exitos para la secci6n de re-
REQ.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
MejOradO

-AeJOTudO
Sc halla en- Was de complete
restablecimiento, ell Sr. Manuel
Garcia, condreno del restau-
ant Columbia.
La enfermedad de una pierna
J ha venido molestando mucho
n los ultimos meses.
Pronto lie veremos de nuevo
Eedicado a sus ocupaciones.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Ssvs@ by new Vitamins, of Cod Liver
Oil In eastelass tablets.

Pounds Of firm healthy flesh instead of
bare craggy onest New vigor, vim and
energy instead OF tired listlessness | Steady,
quiet nerves. That 10 What thousands OF
people are getting through scientists Iatept
di~sroyery-the Vitamins of Cod Liver Oh
concentrated In little sugar coated tablets
without any Of its horrid. fshy taste or smell.
MeCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets". and they
simply work wonders. A little boy Of g., seri-
ously sax. got well and gained 1917 lbs. In
Just onehmonth~A girl of thirteen after the
same disease, 6 aiaed 8 lbs. tha.drst week and
2 lbs: each week after. A young mother who
could not en-. or sleep after baby came got
nli her health back and gained - lbs. In less
than q months
You simply must try NcCoy's at onee.
Remember II you uon'tgaiEsat least 3 lbs. Of
firm healthy flesh in & month get your money
back. DemAh3 and get EcCoy's-4he original
and genuine Cod Liver Oh: Tablets
MA approved by Good housekeeping
%AM Institute. Refuse all substitutes-
,sist IN the original ''.Ccvis-
&.%- there are noDs better.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

Los Casados
La Association de Casados
del Centre Asturiano entrega-
"a manana al hospital de esa
sociedad una maquina de fire.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
ESTADOS UNlDOS A FA-
VOR DE UNA
GA PARA DISCUTIR LA
INVASION NIPONA
a RUSid para c0mprdl
material de guerra

Washington, oct. 9.-Discu~
is aver la situaci6n del Extre-
10 OrieHte con ell secretario
Tull, los secretaries y otras per
Evening star., 1937-10-07

LINENS

41-1.69 7-PC. LUNCH SETS;
pastel rayons; 52x52-in. cloth
and 6 matching nap I M
kins; set -
1926 QUAKER LACE
NAPKINS; ecru shade: har-
monies with lace cloth de-
signs; 18xis- 6fOr$l
20O-39c HAND EMBOID-
Erred TOWELS; pure linen;
guest size; choice Of CQc
variety Of designs; ca.
75-1.19 to 1.39 SCARFS;
wide mesh with hand-em-
broidered designs; 3o, IS, 81
in. lengths: practical o.
and decorative -
170-29c to sec DOILIES;
match scarfs above;
choice of several sizes; TO-
cdCil
6-2.95 TUFTED b A TIL
SETS; mat and matching
lid cover; choice Of I 90
colors; set -
LdnsburUh'S-Thyd Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07
DOMESTICS

100-1.49 and S1.69 MUSLIN
SHEETS; heavy quality; firm
weave; free from dressing:
choice OF 78x1o8 or I 10
90xl08 in. sizes; each
30-69c to 89c COTTON
BATS; famous Land O.
Nod" brand; specially
made for refilling COM 49,
forts: each -
13-1.59 NASHUA MAT
TRESS COVERS; twin-bed
size only; durable I M
and we'll made - O"
100-39c PILLOW CASES;
hand embroidered; choice of
several lovely designs:
reduced for clearance; %.
Ldnsburgh's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07
KNIT
UNDERWEAR

15O-1.1S to 1.3S GOWNS
AND PAJAMAS, rayon, bou-
Gle cloth; some novelty styles;
over-blouse and tuck-in types;
styles for sleeping and loung-
ing; sizes 16 and II. 90.
1886 "SNUGGIES," part
wool guaranteed 1870; new
weaves; Lastex waistband and
Lastex on bottom Of legs;
small, medium and .
large sizes; tearose %.
onlv DOC
1880 VESTS; match
"Snuggies" above;
small, medium and 81.
large sizes -- Wv
Lansburoh'@Street Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07

Catalin, miniature and floral
tops. At our Lowest price" buy
one to accent your various Fall
ensembles. Buy them for gifts.
Ldnsburoh's-.Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
BLANKETS.
COMFORTS

S-12.95 KENWOOD BLAN-
KETS; novelty weaves; 72x84-
in. size: slightly
soiled; orchid or q AS
green: each -
8-S.95 ALL-WOOL BLAN-
KETS; Alb. weight; 72xsO-
in. size; variety of y *
1 Pr.-15.00 ALL WOOL
BLANKET; cut and bound;
slightly damaged; size 72xs4-
in, reduced for QO7
clearance; pr. - O
4-2.95 NOVELTY BLAN-
KETS; rose and green; 7oxS0-
in. size; slightly I Of
soiled - A')T
3-15.50 ALL-WOOL BLAN-
KETS; plaids and plain COL
ors; 72x84-in. size;
slightly soiled; spe- 1905
cial. Pr. -
1855 TRAPUNTO DOWN
COMFORTS; excellent quail
ity: lightweight and warm:
reduced for clear 1CQS
ance --
Lansburgh's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07
NOTIONS

e+1.e0 CLOSET RODS; ex-
tension style; Friday, 7Eo
C0CA
-1.ss CLOSET RODS; ex-
tension style; we'll I M
made; durable; each O
3l-39c VELVET HANGERS;
styles for mems cloth o.
ing; reduced --
1855 SHOE CABINETS;
attractive wallpaper . 90
covering; reduced
23-2.5e GARMENT BAGS;
colorful cretonnes; loo
special, each ~
86-15c DRESS PROTEC.
TORS; rubber with
mains 1alns00k covering re- lie
LdnsbsSoh's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
HOUSECOATS
& PAJAMAS

2.99 VETEEN PA.
JAMAS, sizes l6 to 7 OO
I.99 HOUSE COATS, printed
cottons; sizes 16 to I CO
~ ---------
7.99 FLA MEL USE
COATS C sizes IA to 4,09
~
35c PINAFORE APRON
fast color Pepperell COo
prints; 3 for 79c; each
Ldnsburoh's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07
NECKWEAR

226-1.o0 WOOL SHOUL-
DERETTES; attractive style;
choice OF white, blue.
pink. coral or gray; 7Oc
Friday
ss-1.oo PAISLEY SQUARES;
lovely imported quail 90
ity; brown only -
1oo-5sc NECKWEAR; in
cluded are piques, laces, sat
ins and bengalines: separate
collars and collar-and- 90
Gun set. 09c
Ldnsbtroh's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07
TOILETRIES

e75c WIDER JARS;
choice OF pastel-col- 1Oo
ored tops; each h-- ~
1l-1.25 PERFUME TRAYS;
good quality; chrome 7Oo
23-1.00 NOVELTY SOAP
BOXES; 4 cakes in IN.
box; box --- wv
5-1.50 NOVELTY SOAP; 4
cakes in box: superior quail
ity; delicate fragrance; 75c
23-50c TREJUR TALCUM;
large size; in gift box; COo
dainty scent; special
Lansbuyoh'sIStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
STATIONERY

~ l. IA l. 1OlNL1N l.
13 PkgS.-50c ENVELOPES;
tissue lined; in blue SOo
and grey; special
"a Bxs.-50c WRITING PA
PER; initiated; attrac-
tive stationery; spe- CSo
Cldl
2 Bxs.-I9c STATIONERY;
standard letter size; ~
reduced -
1 Bx.-1.25 CRANES STA
TIONERY; fine quail 7So
ity paper --
2 Bxs.-29c STATIONERY;
attractive box; re- 7Oo
duced
1 Bx.-2.oe STATIONERY;
beautiful quality; I OO
Friday only -
3 Pkgs.-50c STATIONERY;
cellophane wrapped; 7Oc
200 CIGARETTE
BOXES; bronze fin I M
lSll
1-29c PIPE RACK; 1Oo
holds one pipe .-
3-5Oc CIGARETTE
XES; attractive CCo
wood style -
800 LEATHER MUSIC
ROLLS; good quality 3 OO
leather; special -
2-l.59 PICTURE FRAMES;
regular photo size; I IN
800 PICTURE FRAME;
leather; beautifully 2 nO
made; now
1880 ATH E r ETTE
DESK PADS; smart CSo
style; each
As Pkgs.-25c XMAS CARDS;
cellophane wrapped:
variety Of designs; 7Oc
pkg.
8 PkgS.-10c XMAS SEALS;
mixed collection; spe- So
cial Observation-Disclosures ~
48 Pkgs.-10c XMAS TAGS
AND CARDS; variety Of So
lovely designs; special ~
Ldnsburgh'eStreet Floor,
Evening star., 1937-10-07

BEDSPREADS
23-5.9S TRAPUNTO BED
SPREADS: celanese taffeta;
single bed size; corded
seams; f1ounced style; 2 90
Lansburgh' 's-FoWth Floor
Evening star., 1937-10-07

3-12.95 KENWOOD BLAN-
KETS; novelty weaves; 72x84-
Evening star., 1937-10-07

department oil six floors for super-voue erchon.
standard Lonbursh quoy 1t the price. are so low
nstonions will be oekns every their share
q $3.50 tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

MISSES: Fur trimmed
tunic suits. sports coats,
short semi-tailored suits!
Fitted suits and coatsl
White coats and suits. All
$40 now.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-16

Tine man ! Left with him said inc seemed much better"
 Sure enough, the aTcheOlogist was better when they entered, ne turn ed his head nsekIy, ID answer O Pearl Johns questions he said in q thin voice, Tt was Ramon who struck me in the basement, He came upon me suddenly, was examining the wall that Is Left blapkp
 But the basement door was si- ways locked, How did you 0Den it2" asked de Forest,
 For a moment the scientist did not answer,
 Come on, Professor" Pearl John urged, We know aIl about 1t now 90 there's no use hiding anything, Maybe you hAd 6 pass key CT somstbjngp
 The sick man nodded slowly, Then he looked aDDeAliBgly st them. "A scientist will not stop Rt anything N gain Feai know ledge" he said, T wss sure the old pueblo was intact and also that the 0bstdiaD knife was hid- den there, l still want t for the museum"
 For & moment the others, who knew where the knife wss at that very minute, shuddered, Then Pearl John said, If you still want the knife when you get Up, PF0fes- E0f, and will guarantee to take | awsy from the mesa, I'll give you the cursed thing, It's caused enough damage"
 The professors face lighted, You have the knife" He halt rose h his excitement. "Iij promise anything to get it." Then he added in low tone, i've seen strange things happen when sA- cred objects were desecrated -- things l could never explain on scientific grounds"
 "so have T." de Forest answered th0ughtfuiIy,
 As they walked down the cofTi- dor to the library. AHgsiigue came from her room, At sight Of Betty, Angeligus's face wbitened.
 "Hon2" Ehs gssped, Then she looked quickly st the others. Where is Ramop2" shs demand ed,
 No one answered, Tn the dis taHee weird, piercing chant broke the stiffness, rose and fell with eerie cadence,
 Broken Shields death chant" Pearl John said, They'll never take him sltye,"
 tT0 Be COHcIuded)