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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
NOTICE OF INTENDED
PURCHASE OF REAL ES-
TATE BY COUNTY CON-
MISSIONERS.

The undersigned Board of County
Commissioners of Morgan County,
Ohio, hereby give notice in conform
ity to Section 2444 of the General Code
of Ohio that they intend to purchase
the following described real estate
now owned by Z H. Clifton, ct al,
to-wit:
Situated in the County of Morgan.
in the State of Ohio and in the Village
of McConnelsville, and bounded and
described as follows: Being lots Num-
Der Forty-seven (4O and Fortv-eight
(48) in the First Addition of said Viii
lage of McConnelsville. Ohio.
Except Sixty-six (66l feet on the
South end Of said Lots heretofore con-
veyed to c. E. Clifton and Ella Cliff,
ton by f. H. Clifton. ct al. by deed
dated January Sth. 1881. and recorded
in Vol. rs. Page sos of the Records OF
Deeds of Morgan County. Ohio.
Said purchase will be made and con-
cluded on or after the 7th day OF
February. 1898. All petitions for or
remonstrances against such proposed
purchase may be presented at the Of
fice of the County Auditor OF Morgan
County, Ohio.
G. B. NORM.
ASBURY BANKES,
NJ M WOOD,
Members Of the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Morgan County,
Ohio
1914
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
East Windsor

Leonard Brewer, wife and thres
children of Malta spent Sunday of
last week with her parents, James
Moore and wife.
Cora Phillis left Sunday to visit
her sister, Ella Simeral, and Harry
Silvus and family of Hackney, and
expects to visit other relatives also
Forest Hanson and wife (Elsis
ASH of Marietta, spent Sunday
with Bernard Hanson and family.
Vernard Hindman and family and
Bertha Young attended the funeral
of Bernard Blackburn, Sunday, of
GAINESVILLE, former resident of this
locality.
Willis Hanson and wife spent
Saturday night with the formers
parents.
Landon Calendine and family Of
Malta and Mona White spent Sun
day with James Calendine and fam
lily.
Nellie Metcalf spent Tuesday
with Birdie Harvey
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
ROOstervilIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Newton Wis
tied Sunday with their son Frank,
who underwent an operation at Be"
thesda hospital last week. They
found him improving to the exten:
he is expected to be able to leave
the hospital this week.
Mrs. Media Smith attended the
funeral of DR.. Jessie Smith, which
was held at Chesterhill, Sunday.
Miss Ida Hanlin left Monday
morning to nurse at the r. D. Croy
home in McConnelsville.
Prof. G. E. Carr and family OF
Logan, spent Sunday at the Lee
Benjamin home. His mother, Mrs.
Flora Carr, accompanied them home
for weeks visit.
Frank Kinney of Akron, returned
home Tuesday of last week, after q
visit with relatives here. His
mother, Mrs. Alma Kinney, accom-.
panied him as far as Crooksville,
where she visited with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. E. T. Nelson, until Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Benjamin OF
GAINESVILLE visited Friday at the Leo
Benjamin home.
Ted Hollett, who is employed at
Orient, spent the week end at home,
Junior Benjamin and sister Miss
Carol, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Rar'
din and Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Rus
sell, attended birthday dinner ir
honor of Lowell Rogers, Sunday.
Miss Maxine Lowry and friend
Paul Oliver of McConnelsville were
callers at the o. " Hanlin home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ida Hanlin spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her frien3
Miss Coda Price, who was at hei
home near Malta, over the wees
end from Columbus, where she il
taking a business course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Cheadle
spent Saturday at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Valena Rardin, who is en-
ployed at the Albert Henery home
Newton ridge, spent Sunday after
noon with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Rardin. Mae Louise Henery
accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Rardin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scott attend.
ed the funeral of Charles Fox, al
Tabor church, Thursday.
The Ambitious Bible club met al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Walker, Sunday evening. Twenty.
two members and visitors were
present, and refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mr.. Walker
again won the contest which was
taken from the 9th chapter Of Acts
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
Oakland

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blind and
daughter Colleen spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Lowell Bowman and
three children of Patten Mills visit.
ed Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ball spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. l. r. Wilson.
Miss Wanda Cunningham of
Parkersburg, w. Va, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Walker re-
ceived the announcement of the
birth of son born to Mr. and Mrs
Earl Anderson doris Walker) of
Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Raney spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. v.
Cheadle.
Penny Supper
There will be a penny supper at
the Roxbury grange hall, Friday,
Feb II. Everybody welcome.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
Melgs

OF how little Importance we are,
was verified last week, when our
scribbling was out--yet the paper
was chuck full. Had we contribut.
ed, we would have been on the mar.
gin-probably marked P. S. We
wrote last weeks section, but fail.
ed to mail it. After 28 years with
the Democrat, and three or four
years with the Herald, and one
year with the GAINESVILLE Courier, as
correspondent, we have either i'm
proved in our ideasEor got too old
and out of line. In fact we have
long since realized that "Mrs.
Brown visiting Mrs. Jones" across
the road Tuesday don't increase the
circulation to any great extent.
John Farus who dug coal, grub
bed and did light work like that
through our boyhood, has come to
the Abe Torbert home to board.
John is pensioned under the aid for
the aged.
A friend recently asked us if We
know $50 and So" When another
friend said "Why he knows every.
body in Morgan county" While we
do not know your face, tell us your
name and we will tell you what
part of the county you live in. How
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
Legal Notice

Gladys c. Parmiter whose place OF
residence is unknown and cannot.
with reasonable diligence, be ascer-
uary 26th. 1888, the undersigned AL
vim b. Parmiter filed his petition
against her in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Morgan County. Ohio. pray
ing for divorce and equitable relief.
on the grounds of gross neglect Of
duty. Said case will be for hearing
on and after March 8, 1898.
ALVIN 3. PARMITER,
BY A. 3. Mercer His Attorney.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
Big w WOOds

Arthur Teeters purchased a team
of horses recently.
Miss Josephine Smith spent Sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs. John
Schofield.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Smith were
business callers in McConnelsville
Saturday.
Mr. George Startling is confined to
his bed the greater part of the
time.
Mr.. Johnston who is conducting
short course in agriculture at
Chesterhill, was supper guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Huffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shook are
quite poorly. Mrs. Shook is only
partially recovered from the frac-
tured hip she suffered last fall, and
Mr.. Shook has been quite ill With
grip.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Calendine Of South GAINESVILLE, 10
pound son, jan 26.
Mr.. Vernet Wallace who has beer
a victim of mumps the past week,
was able to return to school, Mon
day.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03

The next meeting will be held Sun
day evening, Feb. 6, at the Roper
Barnes home, Stockport. The ,esi
IN charge of O. v. Hanlin, taker
from the first "A verses of the 10th
chapter of Acts.
C. M. Newberry and wife Of
Stockport visited Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Grosskloss
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Newberry and
son Neil of the east side, and Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Long and sons of
Chesterhill visited Sunday at the
J. P. GrOsskloss home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03

Wrightstown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ahle were
Thursday and Friday visitors at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. C. Able.
Mrs Otis Ball and sons Orville
and Howard were Monday afternoon
callers of their aunt, Miss Oca Able.
Mr.. l.. C. Able has been suffering
with rheumatism for several weeks.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
RenrOck

We were in the Noble county
court house the other day-just a
new structure you know. We were
in that division assigned to men
where women are not supposed to
frequent, they being assigned to
another room, and we were sur
prised, shocked, you might say, to
see that room which, with a smooth
wall and nicely painted only four
years ago, and now being scratched
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-03
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Jacob Motz, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that Ernest
E. Erb, of Marietta, Ohio, has been
duly appointed administrator of the
estate of Jacob Motz, deceased, late
of Morgan county, Ohio.
Dated this 18th day of January,
1888.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
Ernest b.. Erb, Attorney pip
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-03
L E C A L S

Township 81. South Range SO East.
in Monroe County, Florida.
and EDWARD :. MILLS and
MARION p. MILLS. his Wife,
DAVID l.. FINZEL and RUTH
FINZEI.. his wife. GEORGE
Iil1LLETTE. a widower, and
ELNORA ANN I}EILETTF,. a
minor. and JOAN EDITH BEL
LETTE, a minor:
IL appearing by sworn hill of
complaint filed in the above entitled
cause that Edward : Mills and
Marion T. Mills. his wife. IaVid l.
FinZel and Ruth Finzel, his Wife,
George Bellette, a widower. and FL
nora Ann Eellette. minor. and
Joan Edith Bellette, minor, de-
PENDANTS herein. are residents IF
State or Country other than the
State OF Florida. and that the resi-
dences Of the said defendants. and
each of them. as particularly as is
known to affiant, are as follows.
Edward :. Nils ana Marion L.
Mills. his wife. 9TH Avenue and
18th Street. New York city. New
York: David l.. Finzel and
Ruth Finzel his wife. SwantOn.
Ohio; George Bellette, a widow
er, Elnora Ann BelIette, a minor.
and Joan Edith Bcllettr, a
minor. 4la. Walnut Avenue
Findlay, ohio,
and il further appearing that
War Axelson and Company is
corporation which has been dis
solved accordin" Ia the laws of the
State of Florida. and that the said
dissolved corporation is or would he,
il il We're not fo~ such dissolution,
the apparent claimant of some
claim. title. interest or estate, legal
or equitable. i'm the lands above de-
Scrihed, and that there may he
parties sor persons. natural. corpor-
ate or municipal. Interested in said
land, claiming through or under
said dissolved corporation, and that
such person or parties are unknown
after dhigent search and inquiry.
And il further appearing that At
the time the said IVar AXelson and
Company was dissolved. it's dir~c-
tors We're lvar AXelson. Mary Nc
Dougal AXelson ana Emma GarueS,
who, >under the law. became VruS-
tees for such dissolved corporation.
that the residence If the said WAR
Axelson, Mary Mcl1ougal AXelSon
and Emma tiarnes. as particularly
as is known to affiant. is 2U21 Zine
hurst Road Hollywood. Caiifnru'81
and that there is no person i'm the
State of Florida, the service of n
subpoena upon whom would bind
such defendants, or any of themf
and it is the belief Of the affiant
that each of the above named de-
PENDANTS is over and above the age
of twentN-one years, except where
said defendants are designated as
minors.
1T Is. THEREFORE,, ORDERED
that the above named defendants,
and each of them. are hereby re
CURED to appear to the hill of COM
plant filed in this cause on or be-
fore the 9th day Of June 4. j.. 1898.
, otherwise the allegations of the
said bin viii he taken a S confessed
by them, and each OF them.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Key West citizen, a new spaper
published in Key West, Florida.
! DATED this End day Of May ~.
/ H. 1888
| (SEALl ROSS g. SAWYER,
! Clerk Of the Circuit Court in and
/ for Monroe County, Florida.
by Florence T.. SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk.
! IRA &. HANCOCK,
! Attorney at Law,
! Miami, Florida.
May 3-10-I7-24-3t. 1898.
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> Junior Hiqh Honor Roll

Honor Roll of the Junior High
Sch6ol for the instruction period
ending April % follows:
Honor point average 800, Ju-
Illus Napoles, Eleanor Larsen: $50.
RAYMOND Divide; $50, Laudelina
Perez, Raul Cuesta, Wilma De
Loach, Gertrude Gonzalez, Edna
Hoff; $50, Sergio Alvarez; 2.40,
Ellen Wharton, Shirley Bullard;
2.25, Olga Machado, Griselda Gar
cia, Eleanor Carney, Elaine Car
ney. Barbara Guerro, Ray Pierce,
Donald Lowe; 220, John Day,
Jack Sawyer, Copelyn Ramsey,
John Thomson, Henrietta Carey;
200. Nellie Perez, Arthur Lujan.
Dewitt Roberts, Ben Conant, Mel
lie Tiff, Eugene Albury, ANA
liza Blanco, Charles Wallace, Eu-
gene Berkowitz, Roy Rogers; 1.90,
Vera Waite, Ruth Shelton, Orqui-
dea Bermudez, Billy Gates, Le-
nora Lopez, Wilma Russell, Mary
Ramsey, Richard Shelton; LIS,
Viola Whitmarsh, Elizabeth Rob-
erts, Alicia Borges. Betty Levin,
Roy Watson, Louise Collins, Nor
ma Riggs: 1.60, John Marzyck.
Rose Mae Saunders, Edna Suarez,
Oscar Albury. Emma Carrero,
John Neff, Dick Noyes, Betty
Pierce. Yvonne White, Dorothy
Wickers, Faye Gwynn, Vida
Thompson, Josephine Rodriguez,
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HE Kex.x.s,.s,:4!: . & :e :::ss;:,:
.EMN

"Hang around for a week or two
and you'll find out" Reuben in
vited, "Slim rations and hard
work make an unbeatable combi-
nation for reducing"
"As if l didn't know!" Cissy
grinned. Il just lack the courage
to get down to it,"
Reuben surveyed her white
crepe, ensemble with appreciation.
what are you doing in these parts
in that get-up?"
"a nice question when I'm here
especially to see you"
"Flattering, but untrue"
believe it or not! Can you put
me up for the night, Judith"
Put her up for the night! Judith
Strengthened in the act of picking
up the fountain pen. The twins
and their possessions literally
overfiowed the front room, where
there was usually a little breeze.
There was only stew for sup
per. Nothing but oatmeal for
breakfast.
While her fingers closed AROUND
the pen Judith tried frantically to
throttle the Goodloe hospitality;
to forget that no matter what the
circumstances one should always
be a gracious hostess. She didn't
want Cissy-
1.-THE house is yours, Cissy"
Gran would have been proud of
the way Judith said it. eff you can
keep the twins from swapping
you entirely"
"Twinsl Have you gone and got
yourself twins?"
"a sonand daughter"
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Senior High Honor Roll
ssseessssssssOsSsSsss'

Honor Roll of Senior High
School for the instruction period
ending April p follows:
Honor point average 800, Jes-
sic Watkins, Anita Berkowitz;
$50. Ray Demeritt; 2.75. Mario
Napoles; $50, Dorothy DUNCAN,
Phyllis Adams, George Henriquez;
2.4O, Lois Malone; 2.25, Betty Rae
RUSSELL Mary Allen, Ray Perez,
Lois Bremen; 2.2O, Corinne Cur
~. Bonnie Mae Watkins, Walter
McCook; 200, Mary Agnes Pin
der. Mario Herce, Eugahe Fabal,
Wallace Mitchell, Edwin Berko-
WITT, Shirley Elbertson, Flossie
Key. Lille Mae Carey, Gilbert
Lord, Susan Roberts; 100, Otto
lie Kirchheiner, Jack Einhorn,
Roland Keeton, Lille Mae
Knowles, Virginia McClanahan,
Marian Taylor: It's, Maria Es-
tenor. Eloise Roberts, Sam Col
Inns, Betty Henriquez, Mildred
Whitley, Geraldine Knowles, Cam
field Levin. John Robinson, Ella
Nicolai. Lois Pinder, Juanita Dun
go; 1.60, Dorothy Bean, Eugene
Lowe, Sylvia Finder: $50, Sarah
Ann Birs, Mary Louise Bonni-
well, Mary Louise Bowery, Luz
cette de Barritt, Marguerite Page
Owen Sawyer, Ruth Osterhoudt,
Arthur Hollerich, Sylvia Hen
riquez, Allen Roberts.
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Chapter Is
Cissy Investigates

TOOL as a mermaid, fresh as a
~ mountain breeze. exotic as an
orchid Cissy came. Came for a
purpose.
She slithered through t h e
browsing afternoon of Casper
Street a. the wheel of stream
lined roadster. Her red head was
wrapped in a white silk scarf. A
long white cigarette h 0 | d e r
slanted between her lips. A great
diamond twinkled on the hand
that carelessly managed the wheel.
From the rumble the end of a
small leather trunk protrLded.
On the seat beside her was hat
box. An overnight bag A white
coat.
From their doorsteps the wom-
en- of Casper street gazed in wide
mouthed curiosity, Cissy returned
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"Some kids" Reuben said
proudly.
She Has Broken Him
CISSY sank Imply to a chair
~ that held a bedraggled rag
doll. AS on the day she had flown
to Reuben's place in Maryland she
was suddenly sorry she had come
here. She should go right away.
But she couldn't go right away.
The sight of Reuben's whimsical
face was to CisSy what cool
drink of water is to a parched
traveller in the desert.
She noted in Judith an iridefin-
able new quality. Judith tired,
thin, untidy was in some mys-
terious way lovelier than ever
and not actively unhappy. Cissy
knew it at a glance. Reuben?
She couldn't trust herself to
think about Reuben-not yet.
''Show me the offspring. can't
wait to see them"
Reuben will do the honors
while | put YOU room in order"
Judith smiled at her guest, I'm
afraid you'll find it warm"
THAT doesn't brighten me. I've
stewed plenty in my day"
Judith went up the steep box
stairs. .Cissy followed her host to
the narrow strip of back yard,
where. NuEer an old canvas swung
over four poles. the twins. looking
like cheruhs. slept.
This Substitutes for an oak
tree" Reuben waved airily at the
sagging canopy, hating 1t.
How long have you been an
inventive geniuS?"
YOU'D be surprised Young
Judy just missed being a red
head. / think she's going to have
a faded topknot like mine"
ITS good luck for a girl 70 look
like her daddy" CiSsy bent over
the sleeping mites. Young RUDE
now"
Jim Goodloe.'
"Ohl Still the only Reubenl"
"One is enough" bitterly.
Following him she noticed that
while a new quality had come TO
Judith an old one had gone from
Reuben. He walked without verve.
as a man walks when he knows
the end Of the road is only blind
alley. sEsa4 He@a
shes broken him." CsSy
thought resentfully, "She's done
what I knew she would"
fCesrfirss, 1888, Sss-eks s~iss FsxSssssJ
fauaayroxx. CRxxV 9eks an Ma
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San Carlos Honor Roll

The following is the Roll of
Honor for the San Carlos School
for April:
Auia A-Ameha Fernandez,
JoSefIna Garcia, Orlando Garcia,
Danil6 Gafpido, Alberto Cuervo.
Aula BAVivian Garcia, Aleida
Spencer, Rose Watson, Ivan Wat
son, JuSto Torres.
IngTeS-Alberto Cuervo, Ivan
Watson. Rose Watson, JoSefina
Garcia, Margarita Torres, Amelia
Fernandez, Oneha Fernandez,
Rose Alfonso, Florencio Reyes.
Gerardo Alfonso, Nelida Sanchez.
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-ne story SO Far: LoUing some
one else. gently bred Judith
OliUeT marTieS an outsider, Reu-
ben OliUer. for his money. only
10 discover that his fortune is
lost But she sticks TO her bar
gain and folloios Reuben to dis
nal mining tot0n. Turns are born
and life is constant struggle
With poverty. Then Reuben loses
his job. What Judith has been
fighting Is ineUitable-they must
appeal to her grandmother into
this moment OF desperation fCqlks
Ted-headed CisSy Rogers, teho is
in lore with Reuben.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-03

has been started and VIII pro-
greSs during the summer season
to finish probably within three
months. Accent will be placed or
the installation Of new beds.
bringing that feature Of this hos
telry up 60 high levels, Cleanil-
neSS WgN be stressed -- ana ali
means provided for the utmost
comfort Of guests.
Nr Gruber has 6ssea actively
engaged IN the hotel business for
the past thirty years ~ having
either owned or managed bsg
commercial hotels ia several citses
IL tbs north.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-03
LOPEZ TEAM WINS
FROM RED DEVILS

Lopez Funeral Home emerged
triumphantly over Red Devils
last night at Bayview Park in a
regular diamondball league con-
test.
Funeral Homersfon eleven hits
and aided by six Satan errors,
scored eight runs. Roberts held
Red Devils to just four Safeties
and one lone run.
Score by innings: X. II. +.
Lopez 900 400 00O- q III
Red Devils 0lO 600 600 4 8
Batteries: Roberts and Ingra-
ham; Walker, Villareal and Gates.
Subscribe TO The CitiZen-20e
weekly.
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Cissy manted e sae Luz va aLsgays anted Rea6en.

ssN<fSS FHHtEtt ftAG 9fftte nuns
their stares from cool green eyes
and scanned the number of each
boxlike house. Before number 43
she glided TO soft stop.
"Humphi" She switched off the
ignition and surveyed the hopeless
patch of moth eaten grass. Worse
than | thought"
Her spirits lightened as she
sauntered through the water pipe
gate. She had done right to come.
Nothing like seeing for yourself
and certainly if you wanted a
thing you had to some and get it.
Cissy wanted one thing The same
thing she had always wanted. No
doubt about that.
She shook her half smoked Gig
arctic from its holder, stamped it
out on the bumpy little walk.
Never in her heart had she really
given up Reuben. Some day he
would come back or she would
bring him back. Now--if things
were half as bad as they looked.
maybe with a little luck
Through the screen door that
opened into the front room she
saw a woman in faded blue linen.
A tall man in his shirt sleeves
Hello, you two!"
They started at her voice.
"Tm real." Cissy laughed.
f'Don't think I'm a bad dream or
something" a.
"Cissyl" The divers called her
name in unison though on an en-
tirely different note. Reuben
earoled paean. Judith chanted
q dirge.
Ghost f. The Past
TO HER the arrival of a guest at
L this time could be nothing but
an additional misfortune. She
particularly resented this guest
a ghost tIom her past. Resented
those cool green eyes seeing her
poverty. Her once lucid thought.
as on the night when she first saw
her. was how TO get rid Of CisSy
quickly.
To Reuben the visitor was as
welcome as a ray Of sunshine on
a gray day. Manlike. he welcomed
anything that banished the gloom
that encompaSSed him.
''CiSSy-by the Great Horn
Spoon. it's you in the tleshl"
SIN too much flesh" CisSy con-
fesSed. ''rve gained eight pounds. q
She kissed him with mixture OF
greedineSs and restraint an d
turned 20 embrace Judith. You're
the original Sylph, darling" she
complimented. "How do yea 90
TT"
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New York al Clnclnnati---Schu-
fnacher C2-0) VS.. Derrlnger l2-i).
Boston at St Louis-Fette Ii-Il
vs. Niece 900,
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh-PTesx-
nell t2-ll or Posedel to-ll -
ToEsn (2-iA.
Philadelphia at Ch1cago-wal
ters ll-sl vs. Dean g2-e}.
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National League
TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland al WaShington-Fel-
ler (3-0) VS.. FeFTell t3-0).
Detroit at Boston ~ Lawson
ODD IS. Grove (2-ol.
St. Louis al New York--Hilde-
brand G0-l) vs. Ruffing (2-n.
Chicago az Philadelphia--Caan
g0-0l or Whitehead ll-0l VS.. Cas-
ter li-l3.
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HOTEL Is UNDER
new MANAGEMENT

Announcement is made in lhiS
issue Of The Citizen 0f change
in ownership and management SO
the Over Sea Hotel CT Fleming
street Mr.. and Mrs l. : Gruhsr.
recently 81 Cleveland. Cssa are
the new owners ard resident
managers.
A fun program of renovation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-03

Unable to learn who had access
to crib book found after a re-
cent examination, the conjoint
board of the Royal Colleges of
Physicians and Surgeons is MAX
ing the whole class of $50 retake
the exam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-03
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS

Jack Appel, Charles Sands,
Yvonne Stewart; $50, Florence
Adams. Glenn Mitchell. julius
Tedder. Ruth Currie, Ladd Jay
cocks.