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Room and board In q nice Chris
tian home, for single girls, rea-
sonabIe. Friendship Home, 600
Scotten. Mrs. Maud Bowdoin, sup
erlnfendent-
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Comfortable room for gentle
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Large front room, neatly decorat-
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transportation. Tyler 5-7s7l
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25
Who KNOWS?

1. How mans persons are now
on the Federal payroll!
2. Where are Magnolia Gar
dens?
3. What is the Future Farm
ers of America?
4. Is the United States build
ing many warships now?
5. DID Florida on Californis
first grow citrus fruit?
6. A.e postal stamps always
sold sum-side up?
I. Is the Graf Zeppelin Oper-
ating on its regular South Ameri-
can schedule?
s. Hos. many days were Mer-
ri.l and Lambie gone on their re-
cent round-trip flight to Lon
don?
8. How long did "Abie's Irish
Rose" run in its first New York
appea-a1 e?
ANSWERS on Page Four)
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eyes I don'f-YeS II must be-" He
weni OF staring AZ Il. fascinated
Bat there Is nothing 10 INDICATE
that Nichsei took il 70 the kitchen
fhaf vas II. Harrington. brlstIing ike
. mother hen Surely ones handker-
chief ease IS not under lock and key.
y Nonio be . simple matter for any
one to-
FoF ne nrxt time IN my life I in
ieTrupied NJ Harrington. and did it
rsaoeiF. Yes. know" I said. But 1t
rather conclusiveiy proves that the
person Nsho hurled that pot al Cook
has been IL The house long enough to
- either borrowing OF stealing hand
kerchiefs
shouid have had sense enough TO
realize the danger Of putting al my
cards On TIE table. but Il was blurted
oaf beyond recall And IN character
ste ways every person n the room
re4cted 70 the statement.
81 farFingion's hand Jew 70 her
ihro4l with ; quivering oh" The
Skipper SAT suddenly bolt upright. her
fsce sierra Instinctively Gay ciuiched
Mikes arm. and they huddIed To-
Eether. Beyond them I caught a
NilmpsQ Of Higgins face and of Will
Lam. rigidly mou0nieSS Annie aud
Cook began 10 iabber meaningieSsly.
Win an almost mechanical rhythm
we eyed each 0ther--B0l-bou -poa2
Il vas horrible. Had board creaked
or = window ratified. firmly believe
that we should all have dived for shell
Ter under the nearest pieces Of furni-
fure. But nnthing crcaked.
NnaP Ynu7 Yun9
ms Skipper broke TIE spell SIC
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

Editor, The Citizens
/ am writing - : uarzd tsaes
er Of many years exper~nes -
more thar one handred eou@krAes
It has been ny p;cas1ne - eese
placed It my service ~ resenr<-s
Of splendidly eQu ppee Ch4sah4rn
Of Comznerce and Las inzzaatians.
and I can reeretfnllF - 49,
your local instifutinn - m4eA -
add to ite resources belaFu = naa
adequately represent Ton - -
outside weird.
But ! have never ne. seere
fary who could - henrtay ner4s
sent the hospita ~ - = eam~
munity. and who wpuld naEa
cheerfully do al thzt ~ rauia e.
make life pheasant far veus r@
tors
I understand that the Kg Wem
Chamber Of Conlmerre b 49, b.
ginning lis work and Il fhis neeea
milton from . visitinx utnannaa
will Strengthen n position h 49,
interesting island. ] am Eind -
give il expression.
I am planning % come hs<k
when your road j. finished Soc 3
longer visit 70 this uniQae ht ei
the United States.
trust that this word 81 aprsN-
cation viii be accepted - ~ -
preston Of good wiu tosard key
West.
MRS. G. BROOKS fOuNG.
Cleveland. Ohis.
Key West. Fla,
IT, - nnaH
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games; Leesburg, 1898 for nine
games. For those who argue that
there has never been a left-hand-
ed shortstop, We find five are list
ed on the records-Ray, Boston,
1SSS-S9; Greenwood, Athletics,
1928; McClenen, Chicago.
1878; Van Haltren, 1892. and
Hulen was the last, with the Phil
lies in 1896.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

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"a yaara al Esiliy. there's no
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a - iel sas iraih.-
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eT 6.rECa
Na feel uat ssmeone has been
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afsnffafhfal~ fairly howied.
~Noa.fa lgIAa every damned one q
go - goa expeet ne 70 read your
Ghe afmasphere aas charged with
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ataaHpf AID 3 Little eery.
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a ht anaf ! aad 90. which Vas
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Ae afeielF
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fnn af faem a. Gay. a. william. a.
aaf. 81 HFElns. 81 Geek. ! wasted
tH 1Nl HNh hF0aih. Ihey knew
Es raF af ahEm. They had gone
al BED a. nauFs vary lng from Cooks
Es aEe8 te hsz.n4 cleFen. Cay
Ns lasea eD4l1 saa gone % sleep.
GA Ha1 slEft aatIlraliF. william.
ASS aU8 hna emitted % not
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Aa 80 oaR here seat into The
ktsfFa al aaV afheI t.wef~ Ny sense
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EASEL
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~ neaf Eeaure wa1 even mere
g 3 feaesea ID my pocket
aea baa al1 tns 81 ni0 the
azasaaacl and threw il
l 81 hla &c ka11kEFchllf had
faaad IS &c eatrs.
Espaslag Al sIy Cards
rFsNEa 81 sialed All except g. Far
4 Faana. 1 thlak. realizes shat il
a g tie red mounted IN
~ sare Ne reached Car the thlns,
M eaett taat he started as his
csc at Eae dalnliF execlgted
ra Ed ere corner. Hs voice vas
NN VASES 81 a man WAo had been hit
e. te hEsa
81 aaat hnaw~ his an9eFs played
Wflf ire hinE. 4 don't
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Today's Horoscope

Today is a weII-balanced dag.
1t carries a nObie and kind DISPOSE
ton, magnetic and fancifuI and
with considerable talent. Today
usually leads up to positions of
trust and tOday's native viii rise
by his or her own merits, perhaps
to a considerable eminence. 1t IS
not a day OF great wealth, though
II promises success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25
LEAGUE OPENING
THISAFTERNOON

Social DiamOndball League will
get underway this afternoon, be-
ginning at 5:15 o'clock.
Coca-cola will play CaraballO
Red Devils. Batteries will be
Ward and Hopkins for the Devils
and Wnlker and j. Russell for
the Soda Water boys.
Players are requested. to be on
the field at o'clock.
Games viii be played each att
ernoon except on Saturdays and
Sundays.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
Notice is hereby given that IN
der and by virtue Of a certain or
der and decree Of foreclosure and
sale made and entered on the Zeth
day of March. A. D. 1887, as amend
ed By that certain order and de-
cree made and entered on the oath
day Of April. A. D. 1897, in and BY
the Circuit Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of the State OF
Florida. in and for Monroe County
In Chancery. in a cause therein
pending, wherein Frank H Cato II
is Plaintiff and Burbank Realty
Company, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws OF the
State OF Florida, and Cato Real Is
tate and Improvement Company, q
corporation organized and existing
under the laws Of the State Of Flor
ida. are Defendants. foreclosure OF
lien Of tax sale certificates the IN
dersigned Special Master in Chan
Gerry viii offer for sale severalty
and viii sell severaliy at public
Outcry. for cash in hand. To the
highest and best bidder at the
front door Of the County Court
house OF Monroe County, FLORIDA,
in the City Of Key West, Florida,
during the legal hours Of sale on
Monday. the 9Th day Of June. A D.
1887. the following described land
situate. lying and being in the
County or Monroe. State Of Florida.
tO-wit:
Lot Twenty-oae CID in Square
Two t23 OF Tract Twenty
seven (3D. MarteIIO Towers
subdivision. according TO the
plat thereof recorded in plat
Book No 1, page l40. OF the
Public Records Of Monroe COun-
y, Florida,
Lot twenty-five C22l in Square
Three CD Of Tract Twenty
seven (27t, MaFtellO TsWeTs sub
division, according to the plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book
No L. page 80. Of the Public
Records Of Monroe County,
Florida,
and
lot Twenty-three t2sl in Square
Three CD Of Tract Twenty
seven (27B MartelIo Towers sub
division, according To the plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book
No. 1. page ] 30. OF the Public
Records OF Monroe County,
Florida,
and
Lot Twenty-four (2D in square
Three (51 Of Tract Twenty
seven fz71, MartciIo Towers sub
division, according IL the plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book
No. 1. page 40 Of the Public
Records OF Monroe County,
Florida,
and
Lot Seven ca in square Five
90 OF TBact Twenty-Seven (2).
MarteIIO Towers subdivision.
according 10 the plat thereof
recorded in Plat Book No 1,
page 40. Of the Public Rec
Otds Of Monroe County. Florida,
and
Lot Thirteen G3l in Square
Two % Of Tract Twenty
seven CD. MaTteIlD Towers sub
division. according To the plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book
No. 1. page 40. Of the Public
Records OF Monroe County,
Florida
and
Lot Fourteen CI4l in Square
Two 90 of Tract Twenty
seven (271, MaTtelIO Towers sub
division. according TO the plat
thereof recorded IN Plat Book
No 1. page ia, OF the Public
Records OF Monroe County.
Florida
Dated Nay 4th, 1887.
Aquilin0 Lopez. IT.
As Special Master IN Chsueery-
msv4-I1-ES-z5- iuusI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

FOLLOWING
THROUGH

Official batting records for the
Florida State League. released
Saturdas by Peter Sehaal, league
secretary. show th-t Pepper Mar
Tin, Daytona Beach catcher. is
still leadinS the circuit with an
average of .436, collecting Al hits
in "a times at bat and scoring II
runs Claude corbitt, Palatka
shOrtstop. is second, .ss7. IS safe
ties in 137 trips ko=the piate, and
20 runs. William Gates. Of Key
West, playing third base for St.
Augustine, IS the fifteenth bat
ter OF the league. having an aver
age of .319. 81 hits in lie times
up and IA runs. Gates is third
leading batter on his team, being
headed by Zupanie, 1928, and Con
sofeik, 1928. Gates is also second
in sacrifice hits with seven, being
led by Tranmel with nine.
Sort Shots-Sam butzs IN ms
ifs, aRd's and butts column in the
Jacksonville Times Union, says
that our mutual friend, j. r.
tPoi'yl Euau, IS IN the Marine
Hospital in Key West. I'VE viii
visit Polly right today and hope
when we arrive there he viii be
ready to leave the hospital a new
man Hank LieoeF, OF the
Giants, was beaneds so they are
looking for . new outfaelder. i.
Dykes, manager Of the White Sox,
says that the thing he fears most
is hunt down the third base line
VIII say nothing of the Hub
beil-Dean fued, as Infielder Gut
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

Mgr John A. Ryan o. the GAIA
Ole University. Washingion. n.
c., born in Dakota Co. Nina. -
years ago.
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pushed back her chair with a clatter.
This Is ridiculous! Why should any
one IN this room strike Cook or An
nie2 ANY one Of US could 60 into the
kitchen for a dozen reasons There's
someone else in this house, jim And
locked doors would have no difficulty
in finding a handkerchief
A Low Ag0nized Whimper
Il WAS merely supposing." / said.
lin in . nasty spot. and I'm not
trying 70 wriggle out Of IL I'm simply
putting Il up to you The murderer
IS either in this room or at large in
the house. II he or she is here. a search
would provide good opportunity for
more deviltry. II not, and we fail to
search. we are leaving ourselves at
the mercy Of somebody who has al
ready killed one Of US. I'm leaving
i Up 20 you ! won't take the RESPONSE
bility. What shall we dor
-Search." said the Skipper promptly.
Does anyone have different opin-
ion7- said
Breathless silence.
Very well Wen all 90. There are
nine Of US" ] did some rapid arith-
metic Four men-One along in years
and one incapacitated. OF the five wO-
men Gay alone looked capable Of
walking across a room without stag
sering. In my coat pocket my fn-
gers brushed the revolver with which
had disgraced myself earlier in the
day
Higgins" l said. take this revolv-
er and stand on the landing. II any
one you don't know shows up in
either hall. you are TO shoot. do you
understand? And shoot straight VIII
liam-AiSs Palmer. Mr.. Michael. and
Miss Harrington are TO 60 with you.
Keep check on every member of your
party. and be sure that Higgins Is at
his post as you come out Of every
room Wen search this room now.
Then you wait in the hall and give
Higgins moral support When we nm
ISL the first room upstairs, well sig
nal Higgins and you can 90 through
the next one down here, and 50 on.
Make sure Of all the doors and"
From the hall came a sound low
agonized whimper that cut short ny
orders as II by the push Of button It
came from the hall and with it came
another sound-a slow. soft shutting.
Il was coming nearer-nearer! The
hair on my neck was prickling.
Nearer nearer - II was IL the
rooml For q moment could not see
a thing. but one step bro1. ut me with
in full range of the open door.
(c0Dvri0hf. 1857. Esther TRIerJ
We find havoc in Aunt MaISha's
room, tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25
GOLD RUSH IN BRAZIL

MINAs GERAES, Brazil
More than 1000 prospectors have
invaded the interior of this place,
since gold was discovered on the
roots of grass pulled up on a
ranch near Conceiao.
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Marie Cappick offers pro-
fessiOnal writing service and
literary assistance on stories
and feature articles. Mln writa
news Of current Interest ae-
cOrding to editorial require-
mentS Constructive critiekm
on manuscripts aud nlarkets
suggested. Have your ness
written By one who knows h0w.
RATES REASONABLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

Igor !. Sikorsky Of Brideeperi.
Conn, aeronautical engineer ana
manufacturer, born in Russia. e
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25
HUBBELL HANGS
UP HIS 23RD WIN;
BEES DOWN CUBS
ROOKIE CHANDLER sHuToUT
INDIANS AS YANKs CLIMB
WITHIN SIX POINTS OF
FIRST PLACE
tsreeiaI TO The citi1enl

NEW YORK, May 25.-The
New Workers are coming.
In the American League the
Yankees. with the masterful pitch
ing Of Rookie Chandler. shutout
Cleveland Indians, IA TO o, and
climbed within six points of first
place. It was Chambers second
shutout victory and has now
hurled IT innings of shutout ball.
The victory almost assures him of
regular berth on the Yanksi
pitching staff.
In the National League, King
Carl Hubbell twir.ed his twenty
third consecutive victory. downing
Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 to 3, and
rising the Giants up to within
four points OF second place and
three games of the league leader
ship. Hubbell was relieved in the
ninth inning, however. This was
the second time that he was tax
en- out of contest since he be-
gan hi, unequaled record last
July. - =.
Boston Bees went to victory
over Chicago Cubs, 5 to 1. Both
teams collected only, six safeties,
but Fette kept the Cubs hits well
scattered. Carleton was on the
mound for the Windy City Tribe.
One of the best game played so
Ear this season was that between
Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati
Reds yesterday afternoon, which
the Dodgers won by the very close
score OF / to 0. The Reds were
able to garner Just six hits off
Butchers offerings and the Dodg-
ers accounted for just one more
than a half-dozen off Paul Der
fingers twirls.
Other games in the younger cir
cult reveal:
Cleveland Indians dropped from
second to fourth place as a result
OF the defeat at the hands of Muir
derers' Row and Rookie Pitcher
Chandler.
Phi'adelphia Athletics just
barely held on to the leadership
as St. Louis Browns took a slug
fest from them, 8 to 6 The
Browns amassed Il safeties and
the AS u.
Detroit Tigers jumped mp to
third place as a result OF their
victory over Washington Senators
and the Indians defeat. Lawson
pitched a twO-hit affair for COch-
rane's team.
Boston Red SOx took Chicago
White Sox again. this time 9 to 5.
White Sox committed three errors.
Tire summaries:
N-ks,~-I Vz-rr=
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25
ANNOUNCE DEATH
OF CHAS. COLSTON

News has been received in the
city announcing the death Of
Charles Head COlstOn in Detroit,
Mich The deceased formerly re-
sided in Key West.
He is a son o. Mrs. Karen Coils
ton, and a grandson of Mrs. Chas.
Johnson Of this city.
put a quarter-miIlion dollars IN
safe at home and that he and his
wife Just spent It.
I935-Wheat farmers in 81
states vote Government should
continue production control.
1861. S. Supreme Court, By
Sd decision, upsets Municipal
Bankruptcy Act Of 1884.
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Subscribe to The citizen-2Oc
weekly.
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Gene Tunney, onetime chan.
pion pugilist. born IN NV Vera
80 years ago.
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Key West; Fl. Fla
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

Rev. DIR. John 4. Mott Of YonA.
ers, n. Y, famed Y-M-c-A iea6-
er. born at Livingston Naner. =
Y, 70 years ago.
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Today's Birthdays

Or. ]. McKeen Gated 81 czr.
rison. n. Y. famed psycholoeist.
born at Easton. Pa, - years age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-25

Batteries: R.gncy, Dietrich and
Sewell; Walber~ and r. Ferrell.
The Washington times., 1937-01-30
lea This Afternoon

Wives of the newly elected Dem
ocratic Senators will be the guests
of honor of the club at a tea this
afternoon. The group of honor
guests includes Mrs. Charles o.
Andrews. of Florida; Mrs. Prem
tiSs M. Brown, of Michigan; Mrs.
Allen J. Ellender, of Louisiana;
Mrs. Guy M. Gillette, of Iowa !;
Mrs. Clyde L. Herring, of Iowa !;
Mrs. James H. Hughes, of Della
ware; Mrs. Edwin C. johnson, of
Colorado; Mrs. Josh Lee, of Okla
homa; Mrs. Claude Pepper, of
Florida, the bride of the group.
and Mrs. H. H. Schwartz, of
Wyoming.
Assisting Mrs. Meigs in receiving
will be Mrs. John Nance Garner,
Mrs. Joseph T.. Robinson, Mrs.
Costigan, first vice president, Mrs.
Basil Manley, second vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Burton K.
Wheeler, treasurer.
Presiding at the tea tables and
assisting generally will be the
wives of Democratic Senators of
longer service who are members
of the club. This group will in.
clude Mrs. Hugo Black, Mrs. Alva
B. Adams, Mrs. Bennett Champ
Clark, Mrs. Alben w. Barkley,
Mrs. Morris w. Shepard. Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis and Mrs.
Fred H. Brown.
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The Governor of the Federal Re
serve Board and Mrs. Joseph A.
Broderick are among those who
will have guests at dinner at the
Shoreham before attending the
Presidents Birthday Ball tonight.
Commissioner and Mrs. Melvin
C. Hazen also have invited guests
for dinner before the ball.
The Washington times., 1937-01-30
Luncheon For
Mrs. Wilson

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Claude
A. Swanson, wife of the Secretary
of the Navy, entertained at a
luncheon today at the Sulgrave
Club.
The guests included Nine. De
Laboulaye, Countess Potocka, Mrs.
Cordell Hull, Mrs. Ralph William
Close, Mrs. Daniel C. Roper, the
Secretary of Labor, Miss Frances
Perkins; Mrs. Sumner Welles,
Nine. Sable, Mrs. Key Pittman,
Lady Lister Kaye, Mrs. Chauncey
Depew, Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mrs.
Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. Harold
Walker, Mrs. John Bolt, Mrs. Hare
Lippincott, Mrs. Sydney Cloman,
Mrs. David I. Sellers, Mrs. Mark L.
Bristol, Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes,
Mrs. Harold Stark, Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey. Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs.
Wilton j. Lambert, Mrs. Charles
M. Lea, Miss Helen Patten, Mrs.
William D. PuleSton, Mrs. Edwin
T. Meredith, Mrs. Mahlin Pitney
and Mrs. Louis McC. Little.
The Commandant and Officers
of the washington Navy Yard will
hold their third dance of the
winter series in the Sail Loft on
Friday Febrl1arv
The Washington times., 1937-01-30
Diplomatic and Official Notes:
DEAN OF CORPS AND WIFE CUES S
Envoy Of rance
Dinner Host
Tonight

The Ambassador Of
France and Nine. de
LabouIaye will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor
of the Dean of the Diplomatic
Corps and Lady Lindsay.
Covers will be laid for 30
guests. Following the dinner,
additional friends have been
invited for a musicale. Two
French artists, NJ. Rene Leroy,
flutiSt, and NJ. Marcel Grand
jany, harpist, will perform.
On Thursday evening the
Ambassador and Nine. de La
bouIaye will he the guests IN
whose honor the German Am
baSsador, Herr Hans Luther,
will entertain at dinner.
The Minister of Norway and
Nine. Morgenstierne entertained
at dinner last night at the lega'
tion when the honor guests were
the Ambassador of Turkey and
Nine. Ertegun. The company
numbered tWenty-SiX.