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AIR CONDITIONING

tremendous public acceptance of air
conoitioning and inquiry being received
from local and national advertising makes
IL necessary to add 3 more high caliber
men to our sales force, offering opportunity y
70 enter iaSt-growing industry: engineer
ing knowledge unnecessary: chance for
advancement; drawing account See
sales manager promptly at g:3O Monds v
morning. III l4th 81 n "
Evening star., 1938-06-26

LADIES-Christmas cards: make money
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selling friends sensational 21-folder 81
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tionery, 30 for 81; personals. kiddie kards:
experience unnecessary; special offers; re-
quest sample box approval plan.
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TO START. CALL 45O4
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CHRISTMAS CARDS

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| SALESWOMEN. over 30, full or part time.
| permanent opening in the women's ac-
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| agerial opportunity. Personnel manager,
| ID 9th ST. NV
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MEN neat. aggressive to solicit for
most modern, well-known laundry: SALARY
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Three Lines (Minimum)
Evening star., 1938-06-26
DIESEL TRAINING

NOW Is Inc time to prepare yourself for
one OF the many Jobs the present world
~lqe activity in Diesel will create
botn theory and practical shop work are
onsreo by this local school. Low tuition
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Comptometer. Touch Typing Spelling. Eng
ilsh and civil Service Glasses NOW start
ing. Small classes and individual instruc-
tlon when necessary
POSITION GUARANTEED GRADUATES
OF diploma Courses. Beginners and Fin
ishing Courses
START WITH New Classes
MONDAY JIINE o7
Evening star., 1938-04-22

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

On August 26, 1915, the island
of Cayo Hueso was granted 70
Juan Pablo Salas Sin considera-
ton of the several services rem
dered by him at different times.
much in the Royal Artillery Corps
stationed at this fort. as well as
the services rendered voluntarily
and without pay at the office of
the secretary under your admin
istration by Don Juan de Estrada.
then Spanish governor of Flor
ida.
John w. Simonton, after whom
SImonton street is named. forsee-
ing the possibilities in Key West.
bought it for $1,000 January 10.
1922. Simonton sold three quar-
tiers Of the island soon after 20
John Warner, u. s. Consul 70
Cuba, John Mountain. u. S. com
mercisl agent at Havana. John
Whitehead and John w. c. Flem-
ing Warner and Mountain soon
sold 10 Pardon c. Greene. who be-
came a permanent resident Of tbs
island at about that time.
A conditional sale Of the island
to John B. Strong BY Ssiss
brought about an early nixup-
Strong transferred his claim &C
John GeddeS. who promptly made
q landing and took possession o.
the island. The lawsuit which
followed resulted in the Simon
ton claimants receiving the island
through a compromise in which
Salas gave Strong 500 acres q
land a. Big Spring. FLORIDA
Two explanations Of TIE deriwa-
ton Of the name Key West have
come down the years One that
Il Is the r1oSt westerly q the keys
or Islands. hence the name Key
West. William a Whitehead
quotes an old resident Of Key
West. who said that the indians
81 the Keys we're driven back
along the Keys battling ne In
dams who lived along the coast.
thzt n Key West they made .
ias1 staud and w'ers snnihllzted.
Their hodleS allowed - stand
unhuried we're soon reduced 70
large expense q whifened bones
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
VISITING GROUP
LEFT YESTERDAY
PARTY FIGURED IN RECENT
RESCUE OF TWO KEY
WEST YOUTHS

Walter d. Ebinger. owner of the
yacht "Shy Ann IL. who is also
president of the Ebinger Baking
Company, and guests. DR.. Joseph
A. Burgun, Arthur K. Young and
Raymond Kilthau. left yesterday
for points up the Florida Keys.
where they will spend a while
fishing. after which they will
proceed northward to their re-
Spective homes.
This is the party that figured
in the recent rescue of two Key
West boys, who were stone crab1
bing in a fifteen-foot open motor
boat off Ranrod Key.
An members Of the party ex-
pressed themselves as having
thoroughly enjoyed them stay in
Key West, having been entertain
ed on several occasions.
They also entertained with
cocktail party on board the yacht
recently. having several local per
sons as their guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
MORE YACHTS
ARRIVE HERE
MEMBERS OF DIFFERENT
PARTIES SPEND SOME
TINE FISHING

Yachts coming in recently were
r S. Snide's 81-foot schooner.
''Varuna", G. s. McIntosh's 46-
foot ''Mojo". and J. 3. Shoots 30
foot Miss Joplin. The 44-foot
Catherine 81, owned by DR.. and
Mrs. F. Fielding Reid has been in
port for some time.
DR.. and Mrs. Reid are from Bal
timore, Maryland, and have taken
their boat through the entire in
side waterway from the farthest
point in Maine to Key West, COM
pleting the route this year in COM
ing down here for the first time.
They will go out after Gulf
Stream fish IN the near future.
J. B. Snoot who is from Joplin,
Missouri, and owner of the Wise
and SnOot brokerage firm with
offices in New York, Kansas City
and Joplin, has as his guest, Will
liam Esdale of Miami The pair
like Key West very much. MIR.
SnOot has several friends who are
very much interested in the fu-
ture of Key West and in buying
real estate here. After seeing the
beauty and possibilities of the
CITY he will return with eucOlIr-
aging reports.
In fishing trip Sunday aboard
the Miss Joplin, Russell T.
johnson, who is spending the
winter in Key West. was a guest.
The ''Varuna" left for Havana
yesterday and the ~MOjo" has also
steamed out of port.
Yacht MOby Dick, from Brock
vile, Canada, was back at the
Porter Dock this morning. while
the owner was making prepare
tons for 4 days fishing in the
Gulf. and expecting a big day.
On the yacht are the owner,
C. T. Fulford. Mrs. Fulford, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Sifton, and
Me- A, Webster. Mr.. Fultord
SAID that ne was entrsHced with
the waters around Key West
''We are having wonderful wealth
er, and expect a fine days sport"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
POLO PLAYING AUTHOR
LEADS AIN ACTIVE LIFE

THE settings of Alan LeMay's
adventure stories have moved
westward to the point where the
East begins. Starting with wild
west horse operas and switching
to Hawaii and the mid-Pacific in
previous books. Alan LeMay
chooses the troubled zone of
Asiatic waters for his latest novel,
Empire For A Lady"
I. This exciting story, which will
run serially in this paper starting
today, is laid on one of the thou
sands of islands between Borneo
and Australia
Alan LeMay is not an easy
chair warrior, but a man of action
like the characters he creates. He
became a second lieutenant in the
army at the age of Is. and it
wasn't his fault that thewar end
ed before he could get to France.
He has been a bantamweight
champion, has formed his own
polo team. and breaks horses on
his California ranch.
Salads Are Out
In spite of this activity Mr. Le-
May has found time 10 write ten
books and many short stories.
Among the most popular of his
works are -Gunsight Trail. Bug
Eye. Smoky Years. "Deepwa-
ter Island. and Dark Tropic
Sea
AS a student at the University
Of Chicago. says Mr.. LeMay. 4
flunked advanced composition.
But my ambition is still TO be
come an author.
Born IN indianapolis. Alan Le-
May is IS years old. He has two
children. aged two and five. but
regrets that he is without a dog
At present He claims TO be a very
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

after which the Spanizrds nzned
if Csyo Hueso. OF Bone KEY. ne
English soon made this word nv@
into Key West.
Upon the acquisition q Flurida
from Spain. Congress cur1Irr1ec
the validity Of the grant c. the
island 70 Salas. Msrch. 1878. the
establishment OF a territorial R1x-
eminent for FLORIDA saw the b.
ginning Of the actual seftienenf
in Key West when several fam
lies from South Carolina ard g
Augustine came here. were hns-
pitablv received. and buil1EzE lctz
given them
February. 1874 Lieut - e
Perry. commander 81 TIE Il S
schooner Shark. hoiEted Lha EzE
Of the u. S. here. he nazs11 =
Thompson's fz1and. Later Cen
modore Porter q the nzVT a.
tempted % name Il AIientuz- ~
Key wexs" suited those mzEac
were living here better an1 -
name has remained
The original topography 49,
like that OF other hzhEtanle keFl
near the Florida reef. hzTUE 3
high ridge extenclnE alOnR -
waterfront on the ocezn e. 81
SIDE, where the deepczz water laes
and sloping back - pon1E az1 -
goons. The original and fineN
residences we're bull O. re ceEE
water side on the hiEh xacge ane
extended from tn prEssut locs-
ton Of the Marine Hngpltai - tsE
foot Of Duvai street Box - ttz
ridge was = EUBrp. which hEEar
on the Southwestern end uf ~ -
Land. crossed WrhEtehead near
Caroline street and enterEd -
water near TIE nnrfh end uf s.
monton street
II vas bridged b. rzrTuw fsc
bridRe and = wcfzicie hrl1EE 3
uas feared - FRS thzf + -
swamp were flied hurrscmn@
would seriously Nszh uvEr - -
land. but fhe hurr1czze - ls@e
altered re cuufiE-wszion - 80 =
Lard and the puu1 cez@e1 e. -
~Ns,ye ftrpw ~ rmwasNrrE 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
LARGE Offerings Of Sponge
AT Municipal Dock Yesterday
TOURIST TRAVEL TO KEY WEST
Still HEAVY DESPITE SMALL
DECREASE DURING PAST WEEK

Traffic over the highway dur
ing the last week failed 70 in
crease as If has every week since
the upper span of the highway
has been thrown open to the pub
lie. However. il has fallen off
but slightly with the total of 40l
cars. Is trucks. five trailers. two
motorcycles and 7s3 passengers.
The high" in passengers this
year was last week with 805, re-
ports from one ferry, which
would probably boost the total
twenty more, being incomplete.
The largest number of motor cars
to come in was in the week of
January 1922, with ATT cars, II
trucks and two motorcycles
Best days so far were January
Is with 164 passengers, and Janu-
airy q with 81 cars and two
trucks.
Outstanding day of the past
week, from Sunday, January 80.
to Saturday, February 5, inclu-
Sive, was Thursday with the large
figure of 20 cars, seven trucks,
two trailers, liz car and Al bus
passengers, the second largest
number of passengers to come in
to Key West in a single day.
Another good day was Wednes-
day with 80 car and "a bus pas
Sengers. go cars, one truck, one
trailer and one motorcycle.
Tuesday followed next with 30
car and 20 bus passengers, S. cars
and one truck
Sunday had the second largest
numberof cars IN the week. with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
Missing Fishing Vessel
LocatedOAf Marquesas
THREE SAILFISH
CAUGHT MONDAY

Albert w. Johnston and his
various guests on the "Dou-
bloom. the fishboaf accom-
PanYing his large NicoYa".
have been experiencing fine
fishing luck.
Yesterday Mr.. JOHNSON
brought in two six foot six
inch sailfish and his guest
Lieutenant Commander Phil
Emerson, retired. who is at
the Navy Station, brought IN
another excellent six foot
two inch blue and whittier.
Three flags went up aboard
the "Doubloons as the
cruiser started back toward
Key West at the speedy 30
mile clip II makes. Two large
bonita around IL pounds were
also brought in Wadsworfh
Demeritt shippers the "Dou-
bloom.
A number of other sailfish
have been brought in by Mr..
Johnston during the season
since he berthed the NicoYa"
here Jan. IL. Mr.. Johnston's
favorite way of fishing is 20
fall asleep in his deck chair
with the rod held tightly IN
his arms. When a fish hits
the bait If jerks him 10 his
feet and he gets a double
thrill. il is said.
a zoo pound. jewish was
caught from the stern of The
"Doubloon" Saturday night.
when II was moored at the
Yacht Basin by Captain De-
merritt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
RECEIPTS FROM
BALLFORWARDED
SENT BY MAYOR ALBURY TO
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
HANDLING MATTER

Mayor Willard NJ. AIbury yes
terday forwarded to Keith Nor
gan. chairman of the committee
handling matters in connection
with the Presidents Ball which
was held on January %. the sum
of Sf94.
Report shows actual sale OF
l16 tickets at 81 each, donations
Of 81 from workers on projects OF
the Works Progress Administra-
ton. and donation of a check
for 500 which was made by
Mrs. Jacob Schneider, making a
total of 500.
From this was deducted 81 for
the printing of tickets, advertis-
ing was 81. and the orchestra
cost $50. leaving a balance OF
Si94. which was forwarded by
New York Exchange. for S94. and
Mrs. Schreiber's check for 500. a
total of Slg4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
NOTICE

II you arr approached ~ any
one soliciting nsoney for the
transportation Of hborers and
pretending that he y collecting
money with fhe approval q ire
Chamber of Commerce, ne Is TAX
ing money undcr false prete7ses
ard you v1u do your town a
favor fy turning him over 10 the
aatho~lfies-
This sctfTilv was discontinued
- the Chamber 81 Commerce
several months ago ard 10 one
has any auihorizatson frunl that
ho5y n eolIcot money for thaf
pErpeSc-
: & SINGLETON.
feb5-lt Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
START PRELIMINARY JUDGING OF
IDENTIFICATION, CLEANUP CONTEST

Preliminary judging IN the
Identification and cleanup con-
test, which was initiated last
summer. began today as Miss
Lois Williams and Miss Ida Engle
commenced survey OF the many
yards whose owners are compel
ing for cash prizes to be awarded
at the annual Flower Show, Feb
ruary Is. % and q, by the Gar
den Club and Tree Guild.
Judges for the final apprize-
ment will be DR.. Stephen Doug
las, Stephen Cochran Singleton,
Miss Williams and Miss Engle.
Pictures of the yards before the
campaign was begun and at its
close viii be displayed at the
Flower Show.
This contest, it is said, will not
only improve the looks of the
town, but it will make it of more
interest to visitors II is hoped
that the contest will be conducted
yearly in the future with the
eventual end of making Key West
the garden spot of the country"
An enthusiastic response to the
contest has been noted among
contestants this far in spite of the
condition of the streets, which
make it very difficult to keep the
yards presentable Tourists have
commented favorably on the
splendid effort Key Westers are
making to keep their yards Spic
and span during this trying pc
Rod of the city's development in
which the sewerage and water
project is being completed, it is
stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
Coast Guard Boat Picks
Up Launch With Brad
ford Roberts And Com
panion

Launch Number IsA594 from
the Key West Fish Company.
missing Friday and Saturday was
located Sunday off Marquesas
Key by Coast Guard Patrol Beat
lbs. Augustus Bradley. officer In
charge.
The launch, whose master is
Bradford Roberts. was sighted by
several other fishing boats off
Newground Buoy, Friday and the
position reported in Key West. II
was thought, however, that Brad
ford Roberts was staying out
later than usual to haul in a nice
Catch of fish. When he failed to
return by Saturday, Robert Curry
of the Key West Fish Company
became worried and Sunday
morning notified the c. G. patrol
boat.
Officer Bradley proceeded first
to Newground Buoy. but saw no
signs of the launch. He then
cruised further westward and
finally located it at 4 p. m. off
the Marquesas. From that point
he towed her into Key West, a
distance of p miles and arrived
IN port at 7:30.
Bradford Roberts and an ac-
|. corpparying fisherman had used
the last drop of water to make
coffee. when they were picked
up. Another day and the pair
would have been suffering badly
from exposure and lack of water,
it is said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
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PULLS YACHT CAPTAIN
FROM HARB0R WATERS

Typical of southern hos
pitalitY. which one has de-
scribed as starting in Key
West and then seeping up TO
the rest of the southern states
is the service given by local
Yacht Basin watchmen.
II is not surprising for these
watchmen 10 promise a yacht
captain 10 meet him IN the
early hours of the morning 10
perform some necessary serv-
ice. Or. when awakened In
the middle of the night by a
rising wind. TO dress and 20
down TO the docks 10 be GER
tain thai the yachts are net
irnperiled by the high winds.
Some time ago. through.
Frank Guerro. who Is just one
of the many courteous watch
men there. while assisting
Captain Munro of the "SYl-
via" at four o'clock in the
morning. was called on TO
perform d very peculiar task
IN the line of his duty. Cap
tain Munro misjudged the
distance between the yacht
and where he was standing
and dropped in the blue
waters of the basin. With
his blue serge and gold braid
uniform sopping wet the cap
tain was finally hauled In by
Waterman Guerro.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
WPA OFFICIALS
COME To CITY

Robert J. Dill. State WPA AZ
ministrafor: o. A SsndquiSt
Field Representative IN the ThE6
Zone: Ernest Saunders. Acting
Director of the Division Of p
nance and Statistics: Kari a
Goodbread, Field RepresentztiTs
Of the Division Of Enpl0yment
and ]. Williams. from the STATE
Office. have arrived IN Key Wext
These officials came II over tnE
highway last evening ana. VIZ
B. c Moreno. Project Supervisur
IN Key West, are today gong eve
the entire setup An this CITY
They expect % rruszi1 uzEll -
morrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

its 66 car and one truck total but
they brought but 81 Car and lE
bus passengers.
Saturday was the final day of
the week to remain IN the SOS.
recording "a car and IS bus pas
sengers- Fifty-five cars tzrp
trucks and one trailer rolled In.
Friday, - cars. one truck and
one trailer brought q total of ~
car passengers Ten more were
bus passengers.
Monday showed fhe lowsst
number of passengers this week
20 car and ~ bus beng recordec
but il had . nice total Of So cars
three trucks and one motorcycle
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
ANNOUNCE DEATH
OF MRS. ]. burst
WILL BE REMEMBERED BY
MANY FRIENDS IN
KEY WEST

Announcement has been r.
ceived in Key West Of the death
of Mrs. Jennie B. burst. city cdi-
tor and secretary treasurer of the
Forrest City Times Herald Of
Forrest City. Arkansas Of which
Mr.. burst IS the editor and pUb-
Usher. Death occurred in that
city.
Mrs. burst viii DC happily re-
membered as Mr.. burst was for
several years connected with IRE
Key West Citizen as advertising
manager. and with Mrs Durst
formed , number Of friends who
viii learn with regret Of her
passing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
FOUR MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

Taken off the records in the Of
flee of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord are the following names
OF which have been issued mar
riage licenses 70 we'd in Monroe
County:
John Lockhart and Grace Min
ningS.
Eugene johnson and Virginia
Ogden:
Clarence S. Higgs and Zelma
SaSnetf:
J B. Fleming and Nina Lee
Ardain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
DILUTED WITH VINEGAR

FRANKLIN, Ind. Martin
Woods of this city, arrested for
distiIling corn liquor, told the
Judge that bottleggers. because OF
heavy competition. had been
forced to dilute their liquor half
and half with vinegar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
HIGH-PRIcED GLASSES

SPARTA. Ga.-John Chapman,
a farmer living near this city,
paid = travelling s-essaiist $3.50
for a pair of ten-cent store spec
tacleS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sssssssssssssssssssss
OIL d K E 7 w EST

EDITORS NOTE: These
articles on interesting. old
Key West viii be . regular
feature Of The Citizen Most
of the material is derived
from Jefferson 3. Brownies
history. Key West. The Old
and New. but other informa-
tion and most Of the detail
work Is from other reputable
sources.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

poor trout fisherman. and hates
salads.
Don't think that Alan LeMay's
fiction Is all blood and thunder.
however. A girl of 20 is the mott
waiting force IN Empire For A
Lady. Trading and gun-runDing
brought Captain Clyde Of the
Linkang. and his nephew. Paul
Thorne. TO tropical Balingong bay
But il seemed incredible to them
that Christmas yawl. the Avon.
should remain in those dangerous
waters.
The jungle. the SEA rivalry IN
love. and the constant threat OF
peril. make this story magnificent
entertainment for al readers Of
adventure and romance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
I[[[[[N[A
NOT INNOCENT"

BUFFALO-John Best of this
city, arraigned in court for intox-
ication, pledged mot innocent" /,
and was fined SO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
Mere Vesssls ~ Cssd
Catches Are ExPe-1e1
To Arrive Here 49,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-02-04
METHODIST CHAPEL

Church school, Gas a. m. Mrs.
j. j. Ping. superintendent. Come
and feel the fine uplift of this
school. Glasses for all ages.
Morning warship, HOO c'clack.
Mrs. w. J. Brekke, organist.
DR.. Penneypacker, OF Polytechnic
College. will bring the message Of
the morning.
Senior league, $50 p. m. We are
having a good league. Come, we
need your presence.
Junior and intermediate League
Monday, 10 a.. m.
Kindergarten Tuesday, 800 a. III.
-four days each week.
Monday evening. Feb. 7, is bust
ness meeting. Save this night for
the church
The Ladies' Aid and Fellowship
Tea are combined, meeting in the
church parlor, Thursday, Feb. 10.
"A very interesting program is
planned. Everyone is invited.
REV. ALBERT HILL, Pastor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-02-04
SUNDAY AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school begins at 1000.
We have a place for every men,
Der of the family.
Morning worship begins at Hoo.
The pastor will bring a message
on Abraham Lincoln entitled "Wny
Lincoln Did Not Join the Church"
We will pay reverend tribute to
the Great Emancipator.
The young people will meet in
Joint session to begin a course in
public speaking. Everyone inter-
ested is welcome to attend. Time:
$50.
Tt the regular Sunday evening
service the theme of the pastors
message will be: The Funny
Bone"
Wednesday night at eight o'clock
the regular midweek Bible Study
class will meet. The chapter for
tudy is the tenth chapter Of
Romans. AL are welcome.