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Key West, Fla.
March 80, 1887.
ASKS WHAT WILL
REPLACE RELIEF

Editor, The Citizen:
In writing of .'Relief Matters, +"
Maxine Davis uses a phrase that
in other words is often heard in
our community.
Writes the author of They shall
not want, "The FERA and the
WPA concentrated on the ma
chinery of getting peop.e on to
relief, but never stopped to de-
wise the machinery for getting
them off"
What shall we do in Key West
when the WPA closes down? is
heard by many, and felt by more.
We hear the depression has
passed. One firm writes me they
have orders ahead for the next
eight weeks.
Encouraging news comes from
many parts of the land, but in
Key West, the question remains,
what shall We do?
Great sums of money have al
ready been spent in our city. Has
anyone ever heard from anyone
any constructive plan to help us
out of the present conditions? We
speak of the bridges, but no one
imagines that that can be the So
buttons for city without indus
try of any kind.
The same difficulty arises with
the giving of relief to many who
are no longer on the rolls of the
WPA. What about the causes Of
poverty Can these be relieved
or, at any rate, mitigated? How
long would the lifeboat crew feel
like going out to the rescue of a
vessel, if With every call for help
other vessels grounded on the
same rock?
Erect a lighthouse. Blast the
rocks. Do something to PRE-
VENT shipWrecks.
The eS 5eeience of a family, the
writer knows, is quite i.luminat-
ing. They lived in Key West.
Nothing F. do. No mills to labor
in. lie
They removed to another town.
Today, that family is prosperous.
Every member is working. No
mora WPA or FERA required.
This country is crowded with
people whs found salvation in just
that fashion, Change the environ
ment.
All cakes cannot be treated
thus, and this IS just one illustra-
ton of what can be done, has been
done. lh3 TAI
Will our many workers in the
various bodies, paSa and unpaid,
help us to so,ve tne problem.
After the WPA what?
INQUIRER.
Key West, Fla,
March 20, 1887.
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PEOPLES FORUM


institutioHsdepends in no small de-
gree on asstrict observance Of this
saiutary 2 nile. (sinking Fund
Cases. % q. S. 700, 71s October
Term, 1871.
Judicial statements to this eff
feet are very common.
I'm constitutional Law by
JAMES PARKER HALL,
"A. B. (CoFneil University. IL. B
(Hafvard University. Pro-
q fessof of Law and Dean of
Law School, University lof
Chicago ,,lt tefi, h.siy
After your readers have read
the quotation above submitted by
the writer. they will. methihks,
like TIE writer, be as well inform
ed and enlightned as we have al
ready been, from reading one-sid-
ed or one-phased discussions or
comments in the press. We each
can and will nevertheless form
some opinion, and the writer's,
after unbiased consideration of
the question as a whole, is ind cat
ed by the manner he hereunto
subscribes himself.
PROPoNENT.
Key West, Fla,
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LECALS


NOTICE OF MA8lEMAS SALE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
pursuant to that certain decree
made and entered on the nth day
of March. A. d. 1897. by the Honor
able Jefferson B. Browne. one OF
the Judges of the Circuit Court of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of
Monroe County, Florida, in Cham
Gerry, in that certain cause therein
pending wherein Archie c. Thomp-
son is the complainant and Samuel
b. Goucher and Anna Goucher, his
wife, and G. 0. Alderman are de-
fendants, .thA undersigned Special
Master In Chancery. appointed by
said decpee. ~ will offer for sale at
public outcry to the highest bidder
3fpr cash. before the front door of
the County Court House in Key
Nest 1fonroe County. Florida. on
Monday the 3rti day of May, Al. ID.
1897 psanies; being a rule day OF
said court and legal sales day.
sdurine the legal hours of sale. to-
wit. between IL o'clock in the fore-
noon and 2 o'clock in the after
noon of said day, the following de-
scribed property to satisfy said de-
cree by payment of the amount
therein specified:
On the Island of Key West
known on VIM. A. whitehead's
map delineated in February, A.
ID. 1923 as part of Lot one Cd
square Twenty (20). Commence
ing at the corner of Eaton and
Grinnell SITS. and running thence
along Grinnell Street in q
Northwesterly direction ninety
one (911 feet; thence at right
angles in a Southwesterly di-
rection seventy-two l72) feet;
thence at right angles in
Southeasterly direction ninety
one (911 feet out to Eaton
Street; thence at right angles
along Eaton Street in a North
easterly direction seventy-two
(72) feet to the point of begin
ming.
AQUILINO LOPEZ. JR..
4 Special Master in Chancery.
RAYMOND r. LORD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Senate Bill No. 1851


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Frank J. Kicker. holder of
Tax CertificatetNo. 365. issued the
3rd day of August. A. D. 1881, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
Lot Is, So. 2, Tr. 2S, 30. Book
G-2, Page 224, Monroe County
Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of Shultz
Properties Inc.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month of May. 1887.
which is the 3rd day of May, 1887.
Dated this 31st day of March,
1887.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
s,kE TAX DEED


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Frank ]. Kicker. holder of
Tax Certificate No. 1854. issued the
3rd dan of August, A. D.k193l, has
flied same in my office tand has
made application for tax deed to
be aiss6etf thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property i'm the County of Monroe.
State of Florida, to-wit:
Lot IL, So. 2, TT. rs, 20. Book
CO. Page 224. Monroe County
Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name of Shultz
Properties inc.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house. door on the first Mon
day in the month of May. 1881
which is the 3rd day of May. 1887.
Dated this 31st day of March,
1887.
tSEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
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EYEN OKCHARD
By MARGARET WIDDEMER

a5f1lSs Ere nlannersnesa
epsl bsrk 70 her rwo-cenfHrp-old
fsfHAaasf cad orchard IN Con-
nEeiAe4f effeF fee Years Of
Aefk ESD piaH In Neu York. she
niieaTt seq. siim Dennp scho seas
- NsfFb hef - iep daps n ms
$50 80 Aodn ! collapsed. The lasf
.HManfs teff fiAs h0use Uerp dirty.
- aaiei. practical George
tlftsiaaa. g ss9uHa fruit expert
NN4tEf ato ofone fhs ne1roB
ANNmnAf honna. and umfis Henry.
80 eia lamilH TREND. help Ere
elfnu Esd moUe d0pn the fine Old
aaIi4a9s lfoln ne attic.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
/. LOSE SANCHEZ, f.,fF
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To AIT creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate: tHlIt.-} ss'l
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either. of you. may have, against
the estate of Jose Sanchez, deceased,
late of Monroe County. Florida, to
the Hon. Raymond r. Lord, County
Judge of Monroe County. at his Of
flee in the County Courthouse in
Monroe County. Florida, within
eight calendar months from the
date of the first publication hereof.
All claims and demands not pre-
scented within the time and in the
manner prescribed herein shall be
barred as provided by law.
Dated March IS. A. D. 1887.
MARIA b. SANCHEZ,
As Administrative of the Estate of
Jose Sanchez, Deceased.
mar17-24-31; apr, 1887
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Today's Birthdays

a. s senator william II. Die
terleh Of Reardstown, ILL.,, porn
"a Coopersiown. a., 81 years
go.
a. \ Senator James z. Pope OF
Buiss. Idaho. born IN Jackson
Parish. Ia, So years ago.
a.. 4. senator Francis 1. MA
IsneF Of Meriden. Conn, born
theFs. a. years ago.
1ame n. Coz Of Dayton, One
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FOLLOWING THROUGH

Washington Senators have clean
ed up in the Grapefruit League.
They have won eight games and
lost one. The Yanks have won
nine and lost two. The Giants
have dropped two and taken five
in Florida. St. Louis Cardinals,
rated No. l team in the National
League, have lost seven and won
but two.
The Florida State League sched-
ule has been adopted. Major cir
cults viii not have a thing on this
Class d League, for 154 games
viii be played. Opening viii be
Sunday, April Is, and win end on
Saturday, September 4. Games
for the opening will be between
Sanford and Orlando at the lat
ter city, Leesburg at DeLand. Day
tona Beach at Gainesville and
Palatka at St. Augustine. Night
baseball viii be played at ST. Aug
Justine and DeLand. Henry L.
Gray of Gainesville is president Of
the league, Al. Combs is vice presi-
dent, Peter Schaal, sports editor
of the Orlando Morning Sentinel,
is secretary-statistician. 0rando
and Leesburg are newcomers to
the circuit.
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Sunday. tuo eiuhss one fIss
the Army and enc manassd ~
Gene Roberts. played thn flHa
baseball game Ia 10 Yeafs - lhe
Army Barracks TIE fnai Eole
was 2 to 1. The Barracks has thf
best ball erounds II the eitx sna
the boys enjoy playing o. ~ -
rade aroundA Th1ee cheels lus
Major MacMu'len. uho male th'a
possible.
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newspaper publisher, ex-governor
Democratic Presidential candidate
in 1920, born at Jacksonburg,
Ohio, 81 years ago.
Duke of Gloucester, third son
Of the late King George, born 81
years ago.
Gipsy Rodney Smith, noted
British evangelist, born n years
ago.
Sir William L. Bragg, English
physicist and Nobel prizewlnn'er
born in Australia, AZ years ago.
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JOSHUA G. d. MAINTAINING.
Complainant.
VS..
RoDERIoN G. ROSS. also
known as RoDERlCK G.
ROSS. ct al.
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing from the sworn bill
filed by the complainant in the
above stated cause that the said
complainant therein does not know
and has not been able to ascertain
whether the following named de-
PENDANTS believed by the complain
ant to be interested in the property
described in said bill and herein
after particularly described or IL
dead. to have been interested there
i'm are dead or alive, to-wit: Rod
erion C. Ross also known as Rod
ericlS G. Ross and - Ross his
wife, il married, il dead their heirs,
ants under said defendants are un-
known, to-wit:
In Monroe County, Florida.
All of Government Lot No. One
ca Section Twenty-seven (27)
in Township Sixty-five $3.50
South of Range Twenty-seven
(2i) East, containing Ala
That the complainant believes that
each of said defendants If alive are
over the age. of twenty-one years
state of Florida the service of a
summons in chancery upon whom
would bind said defendants.
II is ordered, adjudgeG and de-
creed that the defendants Roderion
c. Ross also known as Roderick q.
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unsls asnsys sissy

EVE scrambled esgs and tried ham
II sd opsned . can Of peas end
nsla raHea. wondering Why she
uasaH mere tired she found q coffee
esAe ana aaolher can with peaches.
eta ~ feeling % . discoveFer. and
tsIiaa ths men without stopping TO
laiak wheiheF George wanted 10 so
Hers 81 u8t
Htsn Il George stayed 10 lunch. she
ramambafed sordidly. 4 was cheaper
fhAn airing movers And he vas
rsaliy not very upsiags once you
6nsa him
DaoTae. dusty asd practical was
nsf upsiaze 81 aii. sitting opposite her
- ~ oar efldge table. eating heartily
~ canned peas and the ham Uncle
liaaTF ana he discussed procedures
likn ca frieuds
wei usW. 4 am enjoying this dayi"
sa1a uarie Henry. drinking his coffee
haanW. There isn't q thing ! can
- = Emlly's after I've tended my
ehIekena except 80 walking. And
s.lsa - e. end up % The old farm
a. shat tasl makes me loW. Got any
nsaae cnffee. Evelins7 thought made
so esifee. bui yours II better.
yea 9sre always . sood cook, she
Famemhered
WeiL kIoiheF being sick 50 much
4 aot ID ba haady. Guess Emily :
rleht though. she says now twas De-
faenn dorfor bills and trying 10 LOOK
sf.sf hoass and farm both | got 50
tsh.na BE- there e vas. ! never nso
tl.a maaey Coz . housekeeper; ana up
~ Ina depression you couldn't gei Z
ifsrm kand Cor love nor money. he
slarea aut ghe half-open door a mo-
&c ~Weii. I did the best ! could
- a man can DO more" ne said u
- 49, kiud voice. Been different d
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FsBE re1l % ne moFping was .
! whiflaInd of eefllng Ell furniture
fFum fh4 lnnH alsIe. caffylns y uo~.,'
nfae|an al Eve mns black witn ous'
go - so,se AZ nerseif exriteo over
~..1I.r~.sesss irnsxures. TIE telephone
man nna thu aierifie lisni man m
exNalhig eanse as prom'sea' Aotiano.
hrIns. rnuf1 ~ heard clearing ont me
1880 So Riakln1 . welcome nre
- - fannInas' remnant Of coal.
- searceiy Interrupted BY them.
-. oasis Henry. the curry win
- msfs used 70 play Madame
4tsm|ef h! On. George. look al
- ll.s ne lacquer cabinet I used 10
- - : doil's housei And my little
fsals sad chair Cor the kitchen"
~Ysu sald me lacquer cabinet used
i - ~ lhe oack psrior. didn't your"
aeaae I'D .f on . piece Of canvas
sna hasah dfsGRing a 70 the attic door
-reoa n,emory George has Uncle
naafs ssI6 d.ylf. ss man and cabinet
faarfeaFed down the stairs This
eeNlhsfs bust right Tor budding and
slefsinE and here he Is indoors. You
n.ssl hase soi cutie a ways along il
tha e.ig
Sc lseHhed. lifting herself from
fa hnFrsi Nhich had proved to hold
- He1ENood china and not the cof-
- nsi she wanted. 4 only met him
ees nlHni and he disapproved Of my
slt aaf8
lies . ane young man." Uncle
IssnfY ed hopefully.
pesF unsle Henry. Just walt TN
Faa Sc NJ real young mani He's bet
- 81 Iies coming out Saturday OF
sNaaF"
Mph." SAD uncls Henry. Here's
- nIirhsn tins-think you could
aaaaEa us : bitsg Nearly u: 80"
Sc cial1efsd dean with arms fun
e saarepans % find George In the
Aeaen efassly placing the ehild's
esalr sna table.
odd ~ said. Strengthening up.
~tsel ne heuse yea talked about with
IEs eaninei you played dolls In and
~ fhIIas chair. should have been
ta h04ss nrxt door al the tlmel
41heN / cauldnt set the picture
aef 81 ~ mind think they must so
tssl fhHre~~
They 8e-are you q wizardg"
well -. hats Nhere they poald
r. ! 1nnt know much about old
ifuitaFs. huf yea have some pretty
H8 SUE. hasent youY ny mother
eaa1 - |uisfssiea 90 bring her over
81 eats ~ sag. uexi weekend"
70 love AZ Yea ! think the furni-
tfs e nnad though 1 don't know
siaafi d feii Yoa the truth. I'd tor
Nslea 90 aiNays lived with a. you
- A laf 81 10 " a. old a. the house"
as Eea msfief-of-f actly. breaking
eazs .nlo = hiss elsh she had Just
nesasa = supposa should have sold
q Naen haa % % % work. out Nas
aal "a ana a Nas Ga packed before .
- nffe / a. dared Aunt Lana vas
81 I AS sci she dled 90 suddenly"
Neu hate nobody now"
~ nesr relatives that know
n1aai ~ro~
- laaked a. her Cor . moment
iasaff thsn sent up Cor another load.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Today In History

1492-Edict of expulsion issued
against the Jews by Ferdinand
and Isabella of Spain.
1837-(1OO years ago) Died
John Constable, famed English
landscape painter.
184S-Beginning of modern
, American Spiritualism-the Fox
sisters alleged to have first Conn
municated with spirit world at
Hydesville, N. Y. 3t1lG< an,
1S54-Commodore Mathew C.
Perrf signed historic treaty of
peace, amity and commerce with
Japan at Yokohama.
1923-Bulgaria sentences its
wartime Cabinet Ministers to
prison for bringing the country
into the World War on the Ger
man side.
/ AN
1934-Civil Works Administra-
ton succeeded by Works Division
of the Federal Emergency Relief
Administration.
1936-NRA definitely ceased
when last few hundred workers
given final pay checks.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
JOSHUA G. ID. MAINTAINING.
Complainant.
RoDERIoN G. ROSS. also
known as RoDERICK G.
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The Yanks and Ca1s nEI
quoted favoEiles - STA - HsH-
nants this season. 1aet negie.
Broadway betting eemmIssIeaef.
who has been doping These ~
years. made the tanAees eesH
money for first place ana ~
Cardinals : 70 in ihe NalIass'
League. The Gianis. aha uaa ~
flag last year In ihe older sFil ~.
were quoted third b = 80 ada
and the Cuts Tor seeend paee. 81
Cleveland was rated seeona - a.
younger loop. 5 70 2 end ueIls'l
third. 3 90 I. Aihletlke an4
Browns are 100 10 1 not fuf l'lsl
place. Is are the Bees sd PAL
lies.
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Subscribe TO The CitiZen-20C'
weekly.
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Mickey Hernandez Of Tampa
pitched a game Sunday for Gin
cinnati against the Dodgers. Local
fans viii remember M;ekey as the
Tampa h1rtef used against Key
West on sOetbbSri 10, 1885. when
the CopehsI woi. Hernandez IS
now the property f'the Reds bat
is pitching for Macon in the Sally
League.H
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1936-NRA definitely ceased
when last few hundred workers
given final pay checks.
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Another Charlie is facing
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Charley Grimm. manager of the
Cubs, speaks highly of Ripper Col
Inns and Parmelee, who came to
the Windy City Tribe from the
Cardinals for Lon Warneke. He
expects them to have a great year.
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1837-(100 years ago. Died
John Constable, famed English
landscape painter.
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1492-Edict of expulsion issued
against the Jews by Ferdinand
and Isabella of Spain.
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Denny makes . faux pas, tOmor'
row.
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LECALS

in THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
TI1RIIN SAWYER
Evening star., 1937-08-03
SEARCH CONDUCTED
FOR YOUTHS BODY
Suicide Note Indicates He Leaped
From North End Of High.
way Bridge,

Police today were dragging the shall
low waters of the Potomac under the
north end Of Highway Bridge in an
effort to find the body of a youth be-
lieved to have taken a fatal plunge
after leaving suicide note on the
walkway above.
The note said: Il, Charles Bord of
800 Connecticut avenue, jumped off
this bridge at 8;45. The one thing
wanted in this life I could not have.
So long, folks, this is the end. Please
notify my brother Ned"
Ned Bord, real estate salesman,
3l0O Connecticut avenue, said today
ne mad an l8-year-old brother Charles,
VINO recently came to visit in WASH
ington from his home at Portsmouth,
va. Bord said he had not seen his
younger brother for several days.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
By the Associated Press.

o3 the AsSoelateo Press.
Mayor Fiorella La Guardia of New
York told the House Banking Com
mittee today that housing was a prob
lem requiring Federal attention if peo-
pie are not to be compelled to live
IN lnsanitary, cherries, dangerous
novels"
AS president of the United States
Conference of Mayors. La Guardia in
dorsed the Wagner-Steagall housing
bill at the House hearing shortly be-
fore the Senate resumed floor consid-
Grafton Of the measure The bill would
permit Federal loans and grants to pri-
vate. semi-public and public housing
agencies for low-cost housing construc-
ton.
A $26,000,000 appropriation would
start the program. which would be
continued with s7o00oo,o0o raised by
a bond issue
Proper Dwellings.
The Mayor said private enterprise
was tenable to construct proper dwell
ines for low-iAcome families. He said
structures by private builders entirely
covered the lots they occupied, leav-
ing no room for light and sunshine.
That meant the structures soon be-
came slums. he added.
La Guardia said Detroit provided an
outstanding example of need for
housing assistance. He read a tele-
gram from the acting Mayor telling
(See HOUSING, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Mrs. Duchin, Musicians Wife,
Succllnnbs after Birth of Son
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 3.-Mrs. Eddie
Duchin, wife of the orchestra leader,
died at $50 am. today in Harbor
Sanitarium from complications fol-
lowing the birth of son last We'd
nesday.
Duchin was at his wifes bedside.
He had flown here by ajrplane last
night from Chicago, where he is play
ing an engagement.
The baby, which weighed 9 pounds
at birth. is well and strong, accord
ing to attaches of the sanitarium.
Mrs. Duchin, 29, the former Miss
Marjorie Oelrichs, society beauty,
underwent series Of blood trans
fusions in an effort to save her life.
She and Duchin were married June 5,
1885.
Before her marriage, she was one
Of the most active society bellies in
New York. Her mother, Mrs. Mar
jorie Oelrichs, gave her full scope to
her energies. She encouraged her in
operating an exclusive dress shop and
in writing.
In 1927. Miss Ollrich created prac-
tically an international controversy
through q magazine article under her
name in which it was asserted that
the foreigner who marries an American
girl for her money is an exception
After publication Of the article, Miss
Oelrichs said American men are
handsomer and healthier than for
eigners and that everything in the
article was not just as she mad writ
ten it.
When her ousasemsut to Duchin