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The Washington times., 1938-02-08
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The Washington times., 1938-02-08
History Institute
At Bowen School

AS division project, a Negro
History Institute will be held at
the Anthony-Bowen School, Second
and M Streets Southwest, on
Thursday beginning at 2:15 p. m.
The program is under the direc.
ton Of DR.. John c. Bruce, super
visorS of schools in Divisions
1913, and Mrs. Edna Browne,
principal Of the Bovine School.
Among the speakers will be Repre-
sentative Arthur w. Mitchell of
Illinois; DR.. Charles Wesley, head
of the department of history at
Howard University and DR.. Cater
w. Woodson, director of the Asso-
citation for the Study Of Negro
Life and History.
The Washington times., 1938-02-08
MOHAWK RIVER
RAzES FACTORY,
PERILS BRIDGES
Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan Hard Hit

O.N.S). Midwinter floods over
large sections of the Middle West
and as far east as New York
State continued today to roll up
a heavy toll Of property damage
and suffering. With dropping
temperatures, that brought an end
to the weekend rain, most Sec
tons appeared to have weathered
the worst Of the disturbance.
In New York State the situa-
ton was still acute in the MO
hawk River Valley. Low-lying
farm lands around Amsterdam
were flooded over a wide area and
an ice jam in the city itself par
tally crushed a factory before
it moved downstream, menacing
bridges en- route.
GAS CUT OFF
Gas service was cut off, with
water standing IL feet deep in
some sections, where marooned
residents were rescued in roWboatS.
Streets in Fonda and Fort johnson
likewise were flooded.
The gorged rivers in some ILL.,
nois localities were still rising
slowly today in their lower reaches,
but the water was falling up
stream.
Factories at Sterling were put
out of commission as several feet
of water Swirled through the
ground floors and dozens of fami-
lies were driven from their homes
along Rock River.
Scores of families were rescued
in rowboatS in southern Wiscon-
sin as small streams suddenly left
their banks under the heavy down.
pour,
900 FLEE HOMES
Michigan, however, was the
hardest hit as 600 persons fled
their homes. The quick thaw Of
snow from two recent blizzards
created widespread flood condi-
tions. An ice jam backed up
water along the Clinton River,
driving nearly 200 from their
homes at Mt. Clemens and Vassar.
The river Rouge went on a ram
page near Detroit and made so
either homes untenable. Some 200
miles of highway were under
water.
The Washington times., 1938-02-08
Idle Cash
Woman Due $46,OOO
Just Lets 1t Lie

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Feb.
8 Q.N.S0 S0.-There is $4,000 of
New Rochelle's money waiting for
a woman who doesn't need it and
won't even bother collecting it
until 1899.
The sum represents interest on
100000 worth of municipal bonds
which has not been collected since
1884. Director of Finance Walter
j. ennan investigated and
learned the bonds are owned by
a woman and kept in a safety
deposit box which she visits only
once in five years.
Her next pilgrimage is sched-
uled for 1899.
The Washington times., 1938-02-08
Frank Lane Quits
Town Police Force

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Feb. 8.
Frank Lane, former chief of the
Takoma Park police department,
resigned as a member of the force
here today after seven years serv-
ice, to take a position with a
private detective agency.
The Washington times., 1938-02-08

These Prices Effective in Warrington and Vicinity
Until the Close of Busncss Thursday, Feb 10th, 1885,
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ten by the difficulties with the
Bean PickerS. There was 4 sood
chance that. held down the first
game. they would have broken
loose for the resi- Of the tourna-
nsnt and could quite conceivahly
have wan the tournament Home
stead had a strong team. which
deserved 10 win the tournament
But Key West was barely beaten
by Miami Beach down here.
which five won the a class fcurn-
anent. Homestead is perhaps net
quite as strong as Miami Beach.
= win could easily have been reg
isfered. Imagine the prestige that
would have been Key VESTS IN
that case. What we would like 70
impress Is that the time for Key
West 70 win these tournaments Is
not far off. The High School lads
are tough little rascals with plen-
tY Of athletic ability. GOOD eyes
and strong arms. Experience is
the difference. We need plenty
of experience against upstate
play. Watch Us GO 10 town when
the Highway Is open.
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thing is beyond all reason The
man doesn't live who could work
it out"
chose TO argue with him again.
II did not matter to him what my
opinion was; / took the opposite
side TO make him talk. All day
long | had been wondering what
Christine was saying 10 him. had
thought ! was not interested In
what she was saying when her ar
gumentS were directed TO me, but
now that IL was he to whom she
talked, ! was hungry for even a
secondhand report OF things she
had said.
THE Rajah Brooke did it." !
pointed cut The SAINT him-dam
exactly"
1T IS not the same. Brooke was
invited in by natives who knew
him and trusted them, and were
i his debt. Mantusen, here, has
got those Dyak gun-muZZles prod
ding his belly. There isn't any
point of similarity"
Il told you Balingong raj couldn't
be held. ] reminded The pirate
prauS-"
Damn the pirate praus. I'm
worrying about who's going 70 pay
for all this There's chincona here,
yes; and there can be a lot OF other
stuff got out But who's going to
do the sweating? Those Dyaks
haven't done ~nything except
swing from tree 20 tree for 10 gen.
eratiOns. Il would take years to
get them back to work The Malays
got mighty little out Of them stand
ing over them with a kris. How
can expect to get anything out OF
them?"
Clyde went back 70 his figuring
again. and I left him alone. ] was
beginning 10 think that he was
going 70 do il. / was beginning to
think that perhaps he would IN
reality make himself raiah OF
Balingong-if only for a little
while. A combination Of events
had put the Rajah Mantusen into
his hands. tied Up and helpless;
and the possibilities that this sug-
gested were bewildering. InStinc-
lively he knew that this thing
must be impractical, dangerously
unSound. Il was too big, too sweep
Ing. too vast a break Of the luck
70 be anything but false. Yet ha
could not keep his mind away
from il.
fcesysrks. 1stt. xLss Eskszl
WIN clyde decide - tAhs @
chance. temorFowF
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Raul,s Club

Dinner Dance tomorrow night
at this popular club on Roose-
welt boulevard. Dinner viii De
served. starting at Z p. m, UP un-
I'll $50 D. m This affair has
been a popular attraction Of Key
Vests night life with additional
patrons each week IN attendance
John Pritchard and his popu-
lar band continues to furnish his
usual brand of hot" and senh-
mental tunes for dancing-whlch
carries on after dinner until late
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NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV IN
that under and by virtue Of and
pursuant 10 the certain decree made
aud entered on the 18th DAY of
February. a n 1855, by the Honor
able Arthur Gomez. one Of the
Judges Of the Circuit Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit OF Monroe
County. Florida in Chancery. IN
that certain cause therein pending
wherein r r Lowe and J. G. Ediey
are the complainants and George
n Frost. 81 al are the defendants
the undersigned Special Masfe- IN
ChancerE. appointed by said decree.
viii offer for sale at public outCTy
TO the highest bidder for cash be-
fore the front door OF the County
Court House in Key West Monroe
County. Florida. on Monday the 4ih
day OF April. A n 1885 gsame being
a rule day Of said Court and a legal
sales dayl during the legal hours Of
sale, to-wit- between II o'clock in
the forenoon and > o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day, the following
described property To satisfy aid
decree by payment Of the amount
there<n specified
In the County Of Monroe.
Florida. on the Island Of Key
Largo. being the - = Of :. ~
L Of Section Thirty-three t33l.
Township Sixty-one f6Il South.
Range Thirty-nine G391 East.
containing SO acres more Of
less
RAYMOND r. LORD.
Special Master in ChanSery.
ALLAN b CLEARE. JR.
Solicitor for CemplaiRants-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Pompanc

Officials: EZell and Bannick-
Key West drew a bye for the
first round, then met Pompano in
the second round. It was a tough
game for the Conchs to lose.
Those one points always are. But
to be beaten by a team twice in
a season by a single point sorta
gets one believing Lady Fate is
not thinking much about you.
NEEDED A SUB
Key West has a better team
than Pompano. The Conchs were
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laboring under difficulties. All of
lis regular five were available to
play but the starting five of Lew
IN. Pinder. Schcneck. Woodson
and Lopez weer obliged TO play
straight through The game. since
Coach P. D. Huddleston did not
have available good scoring vet
eran who could have substituted
IN the very fast game and fitted
INTO the pace. Domenech. who
would have been such sub. was
unable 10 60 along. Sometimes
one fellow IS the difference be-
tween winning and losing. and
with Schoneck and Pinder. the
young High School stars who have
been developing wonderfully this
season. kept throttled all through
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Chapter Is
More Millions Than One

CLYDE was gone until late IN the
~ afternoon. had no ballast to
shift, of course. The crew loafed
under their awning, forward, some
of them half-heartedly playing
cards. some getting in their routine
grumblings; cut mostly they just
scratched and sweated. and specu-
lated about what was going to
happen. / talked with Blair under
the other awning, aft; wrote up
the log. and tinkered with a sex
tant / was trying to make; but
mostly | was wondering what
Clyde was getting himself into.
Clyde came back aboard the
Linkang as the sun was lowering.
"Will she move out yet?"
"No."
Il suppose we can kidnap her
out of here, if il comes to that"
Clyde snorted- Take her where?
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the game. there was crying need
tor another man.

the game. there was crying need
to- another man.
4 second difficulty was the
haste in which it was decided to
make the trip. Before ten o'clock
IN the morning OF the game day
they were playing Key West did
not know if they would be able to
make the trip A previous source
Of funds was not available, and a
last minute subscription was tax
en- UP to send the boys off. That
sort of worry isn't good for. a
team. We might blame the ath-
Ietic officials little here. They've
known all through the season that
Key West had team strong
enough to enter either the A or B
classes IN the tournament They
should have had that money salt
ed long time ego We are sad
" disappointed IN this inefficien-
cy-
BETTER TO THAN NOT To-
However. we think. as Coach
Huddlesion thinks. that II was
better TO have made the trip un-
der the circumstances than not TO
have made il. The coach reports
that the boys gained valuable ex-
x,erienre from THAR NAV IN 4he
tournament. This win be wonder
full for the "Youngsters" on the
team. Next year they won't have
10 take lime out" TO get shakY
when they step On the floor for q
tournament game. Besides this.
just supposing Key West had got
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Another Rhumba Dance night
comes up tomorrow at Sloppy
Joe's famous Bar with George
Deans Rhythm Band headlining
an evening of good dancing and
entertainment See the display
on page one for more details
e Chico's Band Of Rhumba
artists carries on with his five
night a week appearanceS-plsy-
ing tonight and Thursday and
Friday nights of this week
There's plenty of 'gOingS-on al
this favorite night spot" every
night and it's really worthwhile
to come over for an evening.
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. ENPlRE FOR A LADYTlNaX
! ElSsAS>sx.sLs,a., lSsar .SSZ a

SYNOPSIS: Sa0a oe Dp=k
r. 5eS are on the tCild loose at
1caT trtfh the Malays on tropical
S-sBtnntGng island Christine For
roster. young English girl. Is be-
lind the rerolt. completing plan
Of her dead father for Dyaic free
dom Rdjah MantHsen thinks nay
uncle. James Clyde. controls the
Dpaks and offers him the ooUer-
nOrship Of BaltRGoHg. While
Christine tries TO convince Clyde
that this means unlimited oppor-
faHity for tCealtb and polceT. I
paul ThoTneJ 60 back aboard
The LinkGHo and lrait.
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ENTERTAINMENT
.sss.ssssssssssssssss'
Madrid

Pepito. and his Rhumba-Frank
Sabini and his guitar-Marigold
and Opal, the clubs girls-Leslie
Lyle, singing trumpetaire-Otto
Divanti. the clarinet wiZard-and
the guest star, Juanita, dancer OF
the famous The Son" OF Cuba
all are featured at the Habana?
Madrid club nightly, IN connec-
ton with the only floor show IN
town.
And here's some news Keep
track of this clubs publicity and
reserve the evening of March
18th. There's going to be a big
blow OUT.
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clyde's mind couldn't stay array from it.

Hold her how long7 No use taking
her away unless you can keep her
away. Don't be d damned fool.
| got bandages up, soaked away
the ones he had, and put on fresh.
After he was bandaged he went
below and presently brought up
some old account books, and a
batch of loose paper. He sat for a
long time at his table under the
awning. thumbing through the ac-
counts, striking of few notes.
and making sketchy computations.
Il suppose il might be done. ne
said at last. gloomily. IF | could
legally get the raj, even IN tribute
TO both MaSsin Ali and MantuSen,
and get the thing organized on that
kind Of basiS-it might pay out.
There's more millions than one in
the cargoes in there-n they could
be got at.
you got il"
Cleanup And Rum
sI MIGHT. There's no real reason
i it couldn't be held. We're vel
armed. Conceivably. We could pick
out enough men 70 use the
weapons. Balingong could be made
smoky-hot for anybody to walk
into"
Tenyalang, huhfH
Il don't think much OF the Ten
yalang. At least not in the sense
that she does, he said. But who's
going TO attack Some hill-trioe
raiders. Some Dyak pirates. II
couldn't whale the stutfings out OF
any bunch OF Dyak pirates afioai
I wouldn't &c here now.
/ was trying to draw him out %
see how far he had come from his
first conception. saw what was
bothering him. First. last. and at
heart, James Clyde was a trader. A
chance-even a bad and hopeless
chance-at a tremendously rich
monopoly, under HE own military
control. was something his mind
couldn't stay away from.
Even il Mantusen, as last re-
sort pretends % sig. over his raj,
I said. 'AIasSin Ali VIII repudiate.
You know ne viii.
And lose his revenueg What
for7 II I didn't pay she revenue the
title would default back TO him,
anyway. Any Sultan Of Ssrembs
ought % be tickled 20 oeath 70 have
a white man running something
for him. for once. instead Of against
him"
And he ought 20 know what
would happen next, argued HE
ought 20 know that the British O.
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else the Dutch, viii surely gather
us in If we succeed Where'll he be
then? Sitting on the corner with a
tin cup-that's where he'll BE- And
/ have no doubt ne knows it"
Don't even SNOW It myself"
said Clyde obStinately The raj Of
Balingong has a lot Of stuf-that's
what Interests ne Il has ginger. It
has chincona- | don't see why il
couldn't pay for itself as il goes.
Even if we got booted out later, we
ought to be ahead-Way ahead
don't want to stay here forever"
You mean you just figure to
make a cleanup and run"
'Of course / want to make
clean-upI What else? I can run
when have to.
Pro-And Con
THIS CIR" cautioned him, IS
L getting you in deeper than
that. This girl has held over a lot
Of her ideas from her father. And
her father was reformeT. / can
see that now IL can set il plain.
He wanted to uplift these Dyaks.
Bring in soap. Make 'em wash with
it. Build a courthouse and lock EN-
up in it. All that kind OF vanilla.
The plans that girl has would
break the bank Of England"
He stared at me blankly. Don't
talk so much" He went back TO his
figuring.
But when next he threw down
his pencil he look a different tone.
The whole thing is unsound and
unsafe" he sale disgustedly. "Tn
take my ship in where anybody
viii, and I'll take some awful
chances to get cargo. But this
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The ANSWERS

tSee Who Knows7~ o. Pane e
/. Experts says these pests u-iE
be more numerous than hst year
? About 6.0oo.a00.
3. Yes
l. 1913.
5. About l65,000.
6. About one-sixth-
:. Almost One-thrid-
g. Between 2000.ooo and 2
100000.
81 One now under cunstrlc-
ton as a WPA project ~ Newark.
n. J. 70 be l,054 feet long by 80
feet wide
10. An estimated Sl1.500000-
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FOLLOWING THROUGH

esesasesee
WHAT THEY DID

WHAT THEY DID
Here's the box score of the Key
West-Pompano game at Miami
Beach last weekend. Sports writ
ers said II was the best game of
tournament They meant both a
class and B class divisions. Key
West was entered in the 3 class:
Pornpauo
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essssssssseeeees ssseeees
Today's Horoscope

Today gives love Of romance.
combined with ability Of high
grade. II the mind can be Steadied.
Avoid solitude and seek the CON-
panionship 81 strong natures The
danger Of a collapse n middle life
can be warded off by care % the
health and by conserving the en-
ergieS.
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LEGALS

IN THE COUNTY u DfsE'S cot RI
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE
In re Estate Of
James D Roberts ST..
Deceased
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL RE-
PORT AND APPLICATION FOR
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons that James T. Roberts Jr. and
Constance Roberts Edwards. the IN
derSigned Executors Of the Last VIII
and Testament of James D. Roberts
Sr-- deceased. have fled with the
Honorable Raymond r Lord. County
Judge Of Monroe County. Florida.
their final report as said Executors
and have made application for their
discharge as Executors Of the Last
VIII and Testament Of James u
Roberts ST. deceased
Dated February I2. 1855
James d Roberts Jr-
Constance Roberts Edwards.
AS Executors OF The last VIII and
Testament OF James d Roberts
ST. deceased
feb I5-22. mar Is. 1855
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Great Fer 3. s. DIS

Exhibition Of an automobile
that can be started and stopped
BY the human voice foreShadows
brighter times for hack seat driv-
erS-The South Bend Tribune.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Trow-
bridge were passengers on the
morning bus leaving for their
home in New York after a visit
of one month IN Florida, two
weeks of which were spent in
Key West.
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Dr.. z ". Kemmerer forecasts
q return TO international gold
standard IN form Of bullion
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Mrs. George Morrill,, who was
visiting for several weeks in
Key West and was the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Baker and
other members of the family of
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Moore,
left this morning for her home
in Chicago, and was accom-
panied part of the trip over the
Keys by Mrs. Moore,
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Tokyo paper sees demand for
naval information as a design 70
put ouus upon Japan
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Fred Pertman and August
Cheseborough, who were IN Key
West several weeks fishing and
visited Tortugas for couple of
days. left this morning over the
highway for West Palm Beach
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Roosevelt tells House left wing
delegation he favors only self
hquidsting public works
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United States newspapers see
naval race as the only alternative
after rebuff from Japan
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Weir, who
have been IN Key West for the
past several weeks, Mr.. Weir
being employed at 410 Fleming
street. left this morning for Day
tona Beach, where they will re-
main for a while and then leave
for their home in New York.
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PERSONAL MENTION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AIr. and Mrs. Richard Barnes
and party of Miami were recent
arrivals In Key West. They are
guests OF City Councilman VIII
z. P. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts
at the home, 816 Fleming street
Miss Florence Roberts, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H L Rob
erts, left over the highway today
for Miami, and viii there take
passage for Chicago to visit her
uncle Charles Peterson and then
go for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
A R. Davis, at Long Beach.
Calf.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure is low this morning
throughout the Pacific States,
and a shallow trough of low
pressure extends from the south
ern Rocky Mountain States north
eastward to eastern Canada. sep
arating high pressure areas crest
ed over the South Atlantic States
and midwestern Canada.
Moderate rains have occurred
during the last "A hours in Cali
fornia. light rains in the southern
Lake region. upper Ohio Valley,
eastern Florida, and on portions
of the Texas coast. and light
snow from Montana eastward in
to Minnesota.