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The Washington times., 1937-11-12
Hoyas, L. S. y. GUen Edge
Over Foes in POOL Games
ClennSOnSeen
Victor Over
Gators
CARD is TOUGH
BY HARRY COSTELLO

A very tough 'little card" for
the boys and girls this week.
A tough "big card" too.
There now circulates no less
than five "little cards" and each
must have its players, else why
would the promoters bring them
out week after week?
Here's a combination Of all
games on the "little cards:
1-Georgetown VS.. N. Y. U.
2-Auburn VS.. L. S. U.
3-ClemSon VS.. Florida.
+Michigan State VS.. Carnegie.
5-Virginis VS.. v. P. I.
6Boston College VS.. Ken
lucky.
Rice VS.. Texas A. & M.
eTenneSSee VS.. Vanderbilt.
9-W. & L. VS.. William and
Mary.
1O-Southern California VS..
oregon State.
lit. c. U. VS.. Texas.
12-Baylor VS.. S. M. U.
On the "big card" the pro
moters give N. Y. U. an advantage
Of seven points, therefor it is
better to overlook this game and
play it on the big card. The
Hoyas have the intestinal forti-
tude, as they clearly have proved.
They should win tomorrow.
LIKES AUBURN
frankie Thomas, coach Of
Alabama, insists Auburn will win
over L. S. U. Perhaps it is that
the wish is father to the thought
in Frankie's case. Louisiana
State is mighty. Perhaps in my
case, too, the wish is father to
the thought, but I'll cast one bold
vote for L. S. U. Do not forget
that L. S. U. scored Al points on
Mississippi State.
Clemson is strong. as the
Tigers proved against Georgia
Tech. Jess Nicely knows his
onions, and he figures his team
will win over the Gators. Glenn
son
Michigan State will strike a
snag here, think. I look for the
Plaid to win this one, by a
whisker.
Virginia takes on a traditional
in v. P. I. The latter has not
been any too strong. Virginia.
Boston College has a powerful
team. Kentucky has come back
with a bound. B. C. ought to win.
PICKS TEXAS
Figuring out games in the
Southwest is anything but simple.
A. & M. has had a series of tough
games but looks ready again,
therefor, Texas A. & M.
Tennessee has been improving
and after last week should come
back with a bang. Vandy. too,
should be at its best form. I look
for the CommodoreS to win.
The Washington and Lee-Wil-
liam and Mary game should prove
a pip. The Generals appear to
hold an edge.
Pacific Coast football is almost
as difficult to forecast these days
as football in the Southwest. This
Southern Cal-Oregon State game
looms as a tough one. Southern
Cal. for no reason at all.
Texas Christian will throw to.
morrow and therefor should win
with O'Brien at his best.
Baylor looks a bit too strong
for S. M. U.
AS for those Of you who like to
take a fling at handicapping foot
ball, here's the 'big card'-the
only one which has come to my
attention:
GAME IS EVEN
According to distributors Of the
cards, the Syracuse Columbia
game is an even thing instead of
Syracuse being given seven points,
as the card indicates. In other
words, a mistake has been made,
his IafTWTX73ySS
The Washington times., 1937-11-12

standing and there promises to be
some lively football, particularly
from Gonzaga, a power once more
in local school boy ranks, featur-
ing such youngsters as Fenwick
and Mcdonald, linemen, and Ellis.
Shaw, DiFilipo and Shea, backs.
The Washington times., 1937-11-12

Notre Dame.
'tMy wife," he said, thinks I'm crazy. We've
got five youngsters and I've got business to look
after I'm not getting any younger, but guess
III be playing hockey from home this one night IN
November as long as I'm able to make the trip
and meet and greet the gang on its way TO the
Army game.
"You see went up in 1913 because Notre Dame
was a newcomer to Eastern football and more
than little green and strange about the ways OF
a big city. ,-
$50 green, in fact, that when I took the players
to Shaney's for dinner after that first game with
west Point, my wife didn't want to go into the
restaurant to eat with u.s. Isn't 1t enough she
said that have to freeze to death at the Sily
same without having to watch em spill soup all
The Washington times., 1937-11-12
GAME Is EVEN

According to distributors Of the
cards, the Syracuse Columbia
game is an even thing instead of
Syracuse being given seven points,
as the card indicates. In other
words, a mistake has been made,
The Washington times., 1937-11-12

explained Joe that was long ago "a IKE 70 see
taken California NotFs Dame special oas since
school
They Took the Best They Were Offered
Irish to the Big city They chair then instead OF
and and they ate Sava e.e o @ But they
training table, and steak was seak Wherever '
one Of who eat nails sprnked with carpet
ac "a at oT t ragged rugged Notre Dame squad
York indiana plains The name was Eichenaub or about
But the squad couple Of young slcsers called
game wasn't New york city they M played t1t It 1s
ss Ms water college from the gdon experts of that
% nS even the esteemed and seldom Times
the preceding the contest m that nr army was sp
was enough interested to mention the young
TochnvaTs state or right ~ .rors ~
Kaydets began trckle the wires that evening
The Irish Took to the Passing Game
For every time Army defense to check the bulke
Dorais Tipped one OF those neanged M ana m
put an end to the the m my d nd ey G neO sno
Sy the roots and took pretty much where he chose Which
often for the peace Of mind OF the aonisneo west
All in all it was thoroughly unhappy and uncomfortable after
the Unknown irish emerged victorious IS to 49, the
legend the superiority OF Eastern football had received oooV
0lS% Not many will a Knute Kenneth ROckne Rock
invade the East or that result Of that game he attained
Rone Ws erefor one Of the first No Dame
nlayer to Rockne
times enormously with having been AAmercan
the Fighting Irish to get place that mythical
George Gpp Knues rS great 1oooau nno In Cne
years Of 1917, '1S and 'l9.
The Big Game Is Played By Out-of-ToDners
Just Of those things 1d though M a @ that New ne York
which is native to the
They and Irish but only by adoption. And
firmly that the two institutions do
honestly believe that neither Notre Army
that it will be selout year after year ~ -., :. -.
game scored their meeting they'd still pack the
Stadium to the last available inch Just they
done since the and will do it again tomorrow
Neither the slim Layden, sodiery frosty
haired Davidson will truly great
afternoon. Good hardhtng wellmeant teams they'll be- Not
Pitt last Saturday at South Bend Particularly and emphaticay
named Charles Alexander folding
StherandS deep like wewon accordion through
first half Indeed looked though Charles Alexander seek
just about ready adopt him into the family at half time.
And Then Came Goldberg and Stebbins
But Charles Alexander indeed the entire line
OF two rather serious mishapS furious fourth
these mishaps Goldberg and the other Stebbns
Martin Sweny lost Charles Alexander in this wild shuttle
TO run for Sweeney and Laydn for the remainder
Good but not mpregnabe current Notre
Dame forward WALL while the backed struck being
young Fellow Pupils
However give Emers lads slight what always is
ana is sure to be again tomorrow tough ball
ana eer team can win It, tie would surprising
columbia
pun the surprise of the ivy college against Yale u
VIII take Georgetown; Dartmouth guns for Cornell
w peat Penn Manhattan shade NJ C.
ana Missouri, Of course will conquer Oklahoma. >
So there, Sweethearts
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PHOTO STUDIO TO
OPENNKEY WEST

Flotson Studios Of Miami. pro.
ducers of high grade photography.
have completed arrangements to
open a Key West branch. The Of
flee will be located on the second
floor Of Page Building and viii
open for business on Monday. Feb
ruary Is.
This concern viii bring to Key
West the latest type photography,
including charcoal and oil por-
traits. To acquaint the Key West
public with the type of work done
by FIotson, representatives of this
company viii call on every Key
West home for the purpose of MAX
ing the special advertising offer
on Photographic work.
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Dizzy Dean" of Key West

We have "Dizzy Dean" in
Key West. He is none other than
Joe Casa, who says he viii not be
out for practice at the Navy Field
but will do all his at home and be
in readiness for any event at any
time his clubs wants him.
The writer believes he will have
to wait a long time, although he
is a good pitcher. However, diff
fering from the Great One, we do
not believe he is so good that we
will have to beg him to attend the
games in uniform. The real Nc
Coy gets paid for his stunts but
Joe is doing it just for fun. Be
yourself, Casa, and come out and
play ike the rest of the boys. Do
not try to initiate some other
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ESCAPE lF YOU Can -


SYNOPSIS: Count vronsks.
ssho q trying 70 'oTce Anne
Phelps % marry him. Is shot 10
death IN her studio apartment
shortly before a late party starts.
bioslotc. the vouna Aaserican
from Paris. finds Anne and KdT-
nnnakoD. the stunning dancer.
staring az the corpse. Thev hide
q n q cupboard and CO on nth
TIE pafab Later B'ae;cD and Or.
AusfTeliiz. the psychologist. re-
move the body 70 VTonski's apart
ment tehich they find rdnsdcked.
TIE mart day BigeEoto meets
Anne az the Colony for lunch TO
report on his gruesome task.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLASSIFIED
COLU MN

ooo0OOoOoooooeOooooOOoOO
Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of lc . word for each in
sertion. but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
25c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
butreguiar advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their ADVERTISE
ments charged.
4r Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number If they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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LECALS


IN COUNTY JUDGES COURT. NOM
ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Re: Estate of
ETHEL SWEETING. ~
Deceased.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Make
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that ]
have filed my final report and petit
ton for Final Discharge as ADJ
ministratrix of the estate of Ethel
Sweeting. deceased: and that on
the 18th day of February, 1887,
will apply to the Honorable Ray
mond Lord, County Judge of Mon
roe County, Florida. for approval of
said final report and for final dis
charge as administrative OF, the es-
tate of Ethel Sweeting. deceased.
This 18th day of January, 1897
OLIVE H. BAKER.
ian20-27: feb3-I0. 1897
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Key VESTS Problem Article
Draws Attention OF Fans

Key VESTS Problem Article
Draws Attention OF Fans
The writer has heard a lot of
comments on the article in this
column Monday on Key Vests
Problem and the follow-up Tues
day. Some are for and others
against, as is natural.
1t is not easy to forget what
some candidates said at Bayview
Park last year before the election.
And most sport followers are won
dering what they viii promise be-
fore the votes are counted this
coming November. Remembr, ac-
ton speak louder than promises"
Yours truly believes the voters
are waking up to this fact and viii
do something about it this year,
If Key West wants to go ahead
not only in the sporting world but
in every respect, we have got to
have men at the head of our gov
eminent who ar go-getters and
not those who are controlled by a
ring or faction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-10
Sports Shorts

Frankie Frisch, manager of the
st. Louis Cardinals, and his small
cruiser that he uses for fishing pur-
poses berthed at Matecumbe Sun
day. He had with him his trainer
and the club doctor. Manager
Frisch said he was headed for
Everglades City to meet some
friends and do some fishing. He
will probably stop here during the
later part of the month.
The Cards will train at Daytona
Beach and are scheduled to play
the Giants two games in Havana
on March 1913.
New York Giants will he seen
in 10 games in Havana, the first
four of which will be with anna
teur teams and the next four with
professionals, leaving the two
contest with the Cards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-10


Gardeners Pill Rollers viii line
up in the following manner for
their opening game Sunday with
Sanitary Department:
Al. Rodriguez, G;
Lefty Rodriguez, p;
Barcelo, lib;
Mayg, 2b;
Puby Carbonell, 3b;
Armando (Auky) Acevedo, S.;
Lopez. Fred Carbonell and Ma
chin, outfielders.
The Healthers will use the fol-
lowing payers on the field:
NJ. Acevedo, c;
"Warneke" Malgrat, p;
Sterling, 1b;
H. Gates, 2b;
Joe Hale, 3b;
j. Garcia, SIS;
Gabriel, Molina and Castellano,
outfielders.
Manager Caraballo, sub.
The last game played by these
clubs went IL innings before de-
cision was reached and that was
brought out by Barcelo's homer to
left.
The same two pitchers were in
the box during thai contest as are
mentioned above. Lefty struck
out IL and Malgrat, IS.
In the nightcap, the Coconuts
vii play the Pharmacy boys. The
hard-shelled team will have its full
strength on the field and probably
t"Sehoolboy" Stor will be in the
box and Dean behind the plate.
= First contest will begin at 1880
O'clock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Today's Horoscope

Today's native is genial but may
be lacking in ambition to reach for
the position which he is SO amply
able to occupy, and wanting the
force of character to push a way
by personal exertion if a fight is
necessary. You are kindly disposed
to all, but a determined effort
should be made to throw off any
tendency to apathy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-10
Picking Winners

A~N@--S
Bobby Shultz, local baseball en-
thusiast, has informed the writer
that the following fans are very
anxious for the big legaues to get
started and are predicting the
team accompanying their names
will einch the flag in its respective
circuit: :
National League
Dewey Riggs for business rea,
sons only. aat'a 2
Doughnuts, Giants.
Mayg, Cubs. s.
NJ. Varela, ST.. Giants.
Winfield, Senators.
Bobby, himself, Cardinals.
Machin, Giants.
Phillip. Giants.
Baeza. Giants.
Water Pickle, Phillies.
American League
Varela, Tigers.
Bobby, Tigers.
Baeza, Yanks.
Mayg, Indians.
Yours truly, Red Sox.
Water Pickle, Athletics.
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IN COUNTY JUDGES COURT. MON
ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Re: Estate Of

NORMAN SWEET1NG,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that
have filed my final report and petit
ton for Final Discharge as Adj
ministratrix of the estate of Nor
man Sweeting, deceased; and that
on the 18th day of February, 1897,
/ will apply to the Honorable Ray
mond Lord. County Judge of Mon
roe County, Florida, for approval
of said final report and for final
discharge as administrators of the
estate of Norman Sweeting, de-
ceased.
This 18th day of January, 1887.
OLIVE H. BAKER.
jan2O-27; feb3-10, 1887
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FISHING

PAUL DEMERITT, fishing guide.
Launch "Dac'. Gulf Refining
Dock. Sailfish or reef fishing.
Success guaranteed.
feb9-1mex
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FOR SALE

BICYcLES-WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week. Repair all
makes and paint them with Nu-
Enamel. We carry a full sup
ply of parts. Agents for the
Rollfast and Dayton Bicycles
And sell them as low as $1.00
per week. Phone 276. ]. R..
Showers Company. jan20-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-10
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.

FLORIDA IN PAObATE.
In Re: Estate of
MARY ANN ALBURY,
S. Deceased.
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIx OF AP-
PLICATIoN FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given, to all
whom 1t may concern. that on Tues
day, the 30th day of March. a. D.
1897, / shall apply to the Honorable
Raymond r. Lord, County Judge in
and for Monroe County, Florida,
for my final discharge as executrix
of the Last Will and Testament of
Mary Ann Albury, deceased. and at
the same time will make final re-
turns OF my accounts as such ex-
ecutrfx, and ask for their approval.
Dated the 18th day of January,
A. d. 1897.
(Sd) IRENE e. ALBURY,
As Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of Mary Ann Albury,
Deceased.
jan2O-27; feb3-1o-17-24; mars-1O-
1924
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FOLLOWING THROUGH


. player in Key West who can't even
move OFT of his own way. No
name is mentioned.
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a Key Changes Hands
sTlrHo Is giving the dinner part
w t0night7- asked Bigelow. max

sKVHo Is giving the dinner party
w t0hight7- asked Bigelow. max
Ina conversation.
Philip Whitelaw." answered Anne,
staying up Il don't think you know
him He's IN Wall Street A typical
business man. mean a cross between
3 pirate and q Puritan. Fascinating
eombinali0n. You never quite know
where one Is going 10 leave oil and
ne other begin. His mental processes
ere enthralling when one can follow
ihem- Her eyes rested distractedly
% the waiter who was still fussins
about.
How cid Is her" asked Blgelow.
~Thirty-six- And he's never been
married. And he's most suitable in
every way-I'm told. Quite nice look
la. too. although he mas TO swim and
play goil 10 keep his waistline in
eiIeck~
Anne finished of her cocktail and
lighted another cigarette.
\ think ! can see him." nodded
BlRcioN
He's what mother calls safe. She's
always hoped I'd marry him in the
end. she's alarmed at the way the
world Is moving on and feels uneasy
about the future. And l must say
thines DO seem 10 be In q mess every
where. don't they7"
TIE withdrawing supplied them
uilh everything they could pos
sibiy want-departed at last Anne
bresfhed a sigh Of relief.
4 forgot 10 tell you how sorry am
that l let so so. last night" she said.
= usually have myself better In hand
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chapter Il


DfGElOW ordered two side
- ana some iced grapefruit and
ehicken . Ia king.
-One Tan always eat that without
diairnliy." he explained as the waiter
ieii them -And they'll have to fix il
% order. 80 well have time to talk
-Talk then. Tor Gods sakel" cried
Anne rive been waiting all night TO
IND oct what happened ! could lard
~ resist calling you up IN the early
hours ~ the morning. Talk about sus-
pensef- She dressed out the end OF
her cigarette and lighted another.
but ! told YOU. everything oc-
cured practically according 10 plan.
sad ne
~B1t what 81 you mean by 'prdc-
g. siiE according to plan? What went
wruuRf~
~NoihinR. really" he assured her.
and told her IN detail exactly wha,
had occurred She sat listening with
hef eyes txed on his face.
-AwfuiF she whispered when the
poiiceman passed And that knock
came en- the doorl wonder you
aidnt both die Of fright I'm sure /
should havel Poor DR.. Austrelitzl Did
you realize be took this lob on with
era asking q single awkward question
o. registering . word OF complaint"
Hes very clever. There was moth
ins he seeded 10 ask" said Bigelow
-And ne ISM the sort to complain
Nhen one asks him . favor"
"A faUor-7" repeated Anne GRIM
~ suppose the police trace him?
Suppose that policeman noticed his
tirense uumber or recognized him?"
don't think that's likely and
neltheF does he" answered Bigelow.
~But suppose st happens! Unlikely
things often dol"
-iieIi say he knew Vronskl-that
Nronski was patient And that when
~ got home from the party last night.
b. found Vronski waiting for him al
his plare-very drunk And he took
him home"
Anne considered. "But that would
have been about five o'clock. Haven't
they Ways Of fine.ng out from med
seal examination that he died before
fhalg"
They can't tell exactly. They can
oniy form an opinion. In any case. II
kssey did suspect Austrelitz. they
wouidnt be able 10 discover mo-
tue
NO. I suppose not But he might
81 q good deal OF undesirable pub
lriiy.~
Tie can look after himself Dom;
wofry about that" said Bigelow.
The waiter approached with the
eockiails and the grapefruit
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SPECIAL GILLETTE SET, gold
plated case and razor with six
blades. $500 value, only $1.0O.
San Carlos Book Store, SIS Du-
val street. dec17-tf
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Three bundles for sc. The Citi-
zen Office. feb2
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The baroness airs her suspicious
about VrOnski's death, Tomorrow :
Evening star., 1937-02-07
40-8 ENGINE, BOX CAR
SOON TO ROLL HERE
Model Of French Wartime Train
Is Planned by District
Grand Voiture.

Forty-and-Eighters soon will have
ready for parades in the Capital a
locomotive and box car modelled after
the famous 40 hommeS-8 chevaux"
equipment that hauled the A. E. F.
over the railroads of France during
World War days.
Funds for its construction were
raised by the District Grand Voiture.
Chairman Francis F. Miller has an
nounced that his committee is pre-
pared to reach an agreement with the
builders.
The Voyageurs propose to roll their
train in patriotic and civic celebra-
tions here and will have it in line in
the professions at the American
Legion convention in New York next
September.
The District Voiture will meet to-
morrow night at the Portner to con-
slider a proposed new constitution.
Grand Chef de Care Chaillet has
called a meeting of the Grand Chem
mot at the Portner Wednesday. The
next regular meeting will be held
February 10.
A dance will be held April 3 at
Wardman Park.
Evening star., 1937-02-07
P. E. O. SISTERHOOD

Chapter A met Wednesday with
Mrs. Grosvenor E. Jones, Alban
Towers. Miss Grace johnson was
assistant hostess. Miss Elizabeth B.
johnson, president, presided.
The program was in charge Of Mrs.
G. F. Bixby, who called upon each
member to tell of her particular hobby
or explain about an heirloom or other
interesting family possession.
Chapter G met January % for
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Jean ].
Labat, 1882 Riggs place. with Miss
Helen Harman as assistant hostess.
The business meeting followed with
the president, Mrs. Richard Claughton.
presiding.
Inspection of the chapter was made
by Mrs. Robert M. Ferguson, district
organizer.
Chapter K will meet tomorrow with
Mrs. Leo H. Paulger, 1886 Chesapeake
street. Mrs Adam Weis will give the
program, Woman in the Field Of
Science"
Chapter N met with Mrs. w. M.
Buckles, 4707 Connecticut avenue, for
luncheon. Guests were Mrs. Charles
Leavy, Chapter Az, Washington; Mrs.
B. H Poster, Chapter BS, Washington.
and Mrs. z. Colver. Chapter All. Wis
ooo0ns