davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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: SYCAMORE AVE.

81 SYCAMORE AVE.
Takoma Park. Md
rooms. > lnclosed porches. " baths:
ss.5oo. See it and make US an offer. Now
1924 14th St. NV. District aa4s.
S.75o-BRfck BuSaALoW@on fin.
elevation III nearby Virginia develop
ment. only 10 minutes from all Govern
ment buildings: bus al the corner. Five
rooms. Tile bath. hot-w heat. attic:
s6,G,o HURI.EITH One OF the popular
aas's9-iyp1 & sRao, brisks ns or' near the Western
porch, auI Iomstic hot-water heat, large
gas refs. deep rear yard with garage.
So. .s5o-DETAcHED BRICK. very conyen-
lrntly located near Walter Reed Hos
pisl and only SQUARE from stores.
fast room. front porch. oil burner. elec.
refe.; lockwood Insulation. attic ga
and priced this to sell quickly
$i4 ;nn0-NEAR 3ath AND GARRISON
sTs tns nef, esdemts section To- Of
woodrow Wilson High school Large
eisht-room. two-bath residence modern
IN Just tvr reduced ss9e $1,000. @ nth This % IS an out. OUT
,sos SHAFfSN + s4 SM " 1yeHs Ss4fosSl 81: ea4s.
type brick home, beautiful lot. 75xi 90 feet:
Esrase. The only property in tins location
at TINS prise. sb.s5o Owner out Of 1own.
-" n 81 WAFI;E JAMES NC o
1924 l4th 81 Dist. 33ie.
TO SETTLE ESTATE. So 800. CHEVY
Chase.
lsO. II 81. NV. Metropolitan 2O25.
rvo.,.m'y i,lI hoase ase st. 81 .ns1isn, Nf eondl-
iot in trade. Open Mr.. Rove, AtIsStie
.wAPLE 4 JAMES INC.
yAcANT-oPEN. 2 TO 8 Pm.
A. ~ X; fs. fSR"ER 500 s''E
A. HOME IN NEw-HousE, CONDITION
in first-commercial zone, just across street
from new warnsr-Kennedy Warner Ihester at h,rn
er; garage; Vacant immediate possession.
100. ,s Wy 1Fs%;SS 5anEs; ns,s;,, SsS ss,c
26O7 18th ST NE
= bedrooms. sarsSe; Needs redeeorstins.
Priced 10 sell. Call National s43s.
HILIcREsT-4 BEDROOMS:
heat. air conditioned: large lot with ga
Fs.e attic hvd NJ noOrs %s, and trim trim Price
WAPLE & JAMES. INC District 3346.
NEW DETACHED HOME
Brick. 4 bedrooms. , baths. furred walls,
rock wool insulation. safAge. oil burner,
situated Sn i.rs.r: corner lot; II restricted
Thos FAX y sAREE1L e. CO. RGAlT2ss S2ss
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ROOMS WITH BoARD,

excellent meals; 81: 80. $40. 81, per
month. Dupont 1850. 20
i6:s K 81. NV. Lee e--Marque-Attrsstive
ly furnished SINGLE. double rooms private
seml-prlvAte baths excellent board. rs
i4oI 10TH NV For :: or 4 APT. above
,sr.se s,'rss rs.oar lomlOriablr excellent
""OI MASS AVE W.--Vscancirs in
lovely old embassy home: S1::.5O ~ 345.3u.
Excellent meals electric tan.
l4II KENNEDY 81. W-Bexutiiully
furnished md noor room. Semi-pritate
hsIh private detached home; excellent
DUPONT CIRCLE ?laI Mass. sve.--Love-
y lsise rni. Tor . or 3. Pvt. bath. showers.
Excel. food. Low rs So, 81 IN this beau
l2l9 VERMONT AVE. downtoWn-Select
basement. shower: suit able 3: c,h.w.; best
foods S..5U wk. each; others. Met. 1"O4.
CHEVY CHASE MD.-Wa shinetons most
Sem. N Iuhnr0 Any one dfSnx zeal
meals; beautiful trees. Convenient schools
CONGENIAL GIRL. in large. cool apt
with 3 others. I0a South Clifton terrace.
Adams 1867.
1874. kALOkAMA RD.-Lsrxe double rm..
conectux bath shower. 8 closets. :. win
do~& best food. Also single. Adams o:o2.
lsU* X ST NV Nice rms Iuu-r-sprlns
msEtresses unusual furniture: ress. Du-
pont JiGl.
ls4: 10Th 81. Apt. 81. sttr.. Ise rms.
lEiii beds. convenient ~ Gnth. with shower,
ress.. gentlemen
THE LA SALLE. lU.S Conn ave YUunt
women to share room with very desirable
woinsn; twin beds private bath lsrse
closet: hikh-Ersde home cooked food spe-
cisl diets tDtAt hOme-COokeG table boardI
Apply tt desk
9."b N ST. Nw-Double vacancy private
spi' hnlim. phone gentlemen S35
monthly District '52a spt. 400
1000 18th ST N.W-Ideal downtown To-
cation for yOunt ladies': home atmosphere;
excellent meals. 2Gs
1910 BILTMORE ST NW-Attractive
'front.' room, msple furniture, twin beds
two closets. Adams 6544.
WOULD LIKE employed couple with child
mother s care given child. or two adults:
rood board; located bus and street car
hne. 20 minutes out Of town, Reasonable.
(kxf
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INSPECT TODAY.
THE WARD 20, ST NE
Near New Tech High School.
Rooms Kitchen Bath 80
s Rooms Kitchen Bath: ~. 30
Frlsidalre House. Current
lINklNS co. l6'.'' II ST NV.
INSPECT TODAY-DOWNTOWN
PRESCOTT ARMS.
1:Ul u st NV. :? rms. kit. bath: So so.
LINkINS CO. TO-! H ST NV
1873 GIRARD ST NW-APT. OF 8
rooms. tiled bath back porch: newly ma.
pered, painted and floors refinished; rental,
81, 30.
GOSS REALTY CO.
l4O5 Eve NV Natl 1853
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First ShoWing-Hillcrest.
COR NER 24fh Sr AND AHApAhGA

AVE. Sc
PTGGAAgT1FUL TGAT, AND pIsTINCTIyE co
cHN1AH cGNfER HoME HaIE JUST 7.pe GpMfLETEp pdGe
BREAKFAST ROOM AND BATHS.
LARGE SCREENED SIDE PORCH ON ONE
SlDE WITH DETACHED GARAGE ON
OTHER. THE LAST WORD IN SOUND
MODERN CONSTRUCTION BUILT BY
PAUL ?. STONE AND AVON SHOCKFI
NORTH 141l.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

ARLINGTON. VA.-5005 18th ST. North:
rms, furnished: $3.50 snd Sl5: gem
tlemen; ami: new home. Walnut 6493-J
WEST FALLS CHURCH ,Grove ave. AT
trsctive double room. new brick house:
excellent meals. Falls Church ll1I-R.
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i4.4 MERIDIAN" rooms K. private
path. porch; reis, heat. sas. cleo: adults:
Sia
4i5 GALLATlN ST. NW.-Large bedroom
next shower bath: use Kitchen II desired;
unlimited phone Georgia 1905
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207 18th ST SE

q rms. bath. double rear porcheS scar
sarage fully recondit,oned throughout and
can be had by a responsible purchaser on
terms at bargain. MuSt be seen 10 Re
appreciated. Call at premises or Met
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A REAL, HOME
A REAL, RuY-S4 7sn

Brlck r., b: perfect condition: porches,
garage and extra long lot: - blocks to 81,
Martins. Price is right. Call MR.. LEWIS,
Evening star., 1938-07-25

554 SHEPHERD ST. NW--3 LARGE
outside rooms, semi-private bath; gas and
cleo. $40 mo o5s
THE TREBOR. NO IL 9Th ST. SCI
outside rooms and bath, ami. rent $50.
Apoly Apt. .. 25s
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1..,',S 18th ST. N.W.-Larse front: twin
beds: Ink: also sleeping room. next TO
bath. -.
St4 CONN. AVE. bet. Lafayette and Far
rasut Parks-Special rate: excel. To-; sin
ale. s3S0 10 So double. So to $50.
POWNTOWN--Neat furn rooms single
double also l.h.k. rooms; reas. III G
st, n n, Apt. e. S6'
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
IN WOODMOOR
Continued J

adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course The
hI nnesI nomes OF modern construction and
surprisingly low cash payment and bal ,
ance including principal interest and
taxes IKE rent. wonderful opportunity
awaits you here.
,,e MOSS REALTY CO.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

and sts n.w.-l room. kit. bath. com
pletely furu: linens. silver. Fri9 idsire:
dae. week. month. National 542b
SOME RENT FREE--3-RM KIT BATH
api.; nicely furn,: eiec. refs linens. dishes,
silver: shower. Tel. Met. s13I till pm.
1Os hth ST E-IABfsr FRONT ROOM
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Glover Park-Near bus: g rooms tile
path, elec. refrigeration, 3 porches. garage.
Open for inspection. Reasonable rental.
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.--Sa ana So 90 wk.;
single, double rms: clean. COOL 4 baths:
ch.w.; :: car lines: men. Adams 102l3.
GORDON HOTEL. aI6 18th st.--On beau
'Iful 18th st location, desirable and con-
r-nient: comfortable rooms. single. S6.5o
@ SIS so; double rooms with running water,
80 50 TO Sl1 80 weekly: double ooms with
oath. twin beds. SlS and SD weekly: "a
nour elevator and switchboard service.
ALTURAS 1909 18Th st. w.--Convrn-
tently located. single and double rms. near
showers; freproof bids: "i-hour elevator;
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHEp.

)LORED 1923 9TH st. NV. Apt. IL
omS- newly painted and papered; rea-
nsDle. Apply week days after pm. %
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WINDING UP BUSINESS.
25fc BELOW COST

or construction. Just completed stone
house. bedrooms. cellar under entire
floor: at District line in Maryland one
car fare; close to schools. stores and movie
mouse BullCer going out of business will
sell for less than S6 600. including about
= acre OF gIound. Reliable purchaser may
make his own terms. Act quick Phone
week DAYS Col S65l
Evening star., 1938-07-25

TIIDEN GARDENS-Nice. quiet, cool
nmtside room, cross ventilation, private
rath sentleman; private phone. Cie'
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35 SYCAMORE AVE,
Takoma Park. Md
rooms. > lncloSed porches baths:
very large lot. Out -of-town owner is asking
S6 500. See it and make US an offer. Now
vacant.
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC.
osNl
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SD, .5O-i3. H ST. NE
9nd H.. q rooms, bath. porch good
condition: heat not included HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. Line 0Sa.
S57. .5O--a ROOMS. KIT. DIN. BATH;
1olU Perry ST. n.e.-Cool cor
ner "-bedroom apartment, over
looking trees and lawn; large
corner dInttte: free refrigera-
iion Others xJg5u
See MRS SMITH Res. Mgr Dupont o452
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WeStmoreland Hills. Md.
OLD GEORGETOWN.

- SACRIFICE BY OWNER
New house, + rooms. . baths recreation
m. attlC. garage. Phone Wis 5O5S
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3.ll-la NJ ST. Canal ST. sroup ~
DO homes. completely done over for home
ouyers OF discriminating taste Gorgeous
view. historic canal and river x6 o5O 10
: 800 Cleveland OSOo
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COLoRED- -INVESTMENT-S2 $50.
Rent. 1890 year Brick. rooms, bsth,
elec. Brokers protected } Republic OooS
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: PLEASANT 3iGs l1th st NV Large
m. next bath; half BLOCK aireetcar ano
Gentleman. S4.J week Col. 1U.5.
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NEAR YOUR OFFICE.
LOW RENT-l-2-RM. APT.
Modern elevator apt. bldg: convenient,
bright. roOmy BLAIR. li.I NJ ST NV
Evening star., 1938-07-25

II you are interested in buy
ing a house for a reasonable
price, don't fail to inspect
4208 Alabama ave. Sc.
JEROME S. MURRAY
Pot. 1929. 1881 G.. Rep. 246n.
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lI2I 18th ST. NV Nice. clean sinsle
In k. room with runnins wafer, S1.aO
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-F Front
room. or 5 adults; bath. '.oS lst ST. Sc
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YOUR NEW HOME

4s4S western ave. n.w.-Beautiful R-rm,
pflck bungalow. automatic heat tiled bath
Dfick eafage Must sell. OWNER Re-
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c13S CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt. 2Ol-
large, attractively furnished room. double
single: unlimited phone

GRAFTON HOTEL, 1879 Conn. ave. NV
Single rooms from $50, 30 mo double.
S35 so; weekly rates begin At Y, SO; inner
Spring mattresses your mali SUD phone
messages attended to. fun - hour service
rid yourself Of housekeeping worries ana
walk 10 work
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
STUMP HERE FOR COURT

Assistant District Attorney w. c.
Stump of Ketchikan arrived here
on the Yukon to assist with the
present term of court.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
On North Sea Are
AZ Out of South
!. To See the North

Steamer North Sea arrived in Ju-
neau yesterday from Seattle at 7
pm, with AZ passengers listed to
cross the gangplank at the local
wharf
Passengers disembarking were as
follows: Thomas A. Haigh, Mrs. j.
M, Messer, Edward Brostrum Jr,
Mrs. Carl Adam, Betty Ann Rogers,
Mrs. M. j. Rogers and baby, S. P.
Schoonover, Bob Burke, Walter Ma
ri, Mertz Maxi, Gene Russell, E.
Leech, r. G. James, E. Roach, c..
P. Gamer, Ed Ridley Edith Steele,
Tom Mathews, P, T. Lemire
Pavil Treseson L. H. Severn, Mrs.
p. H. Scribner, Ruth Scribner, j.
Dexter Mrs. Maurice Field, Sylvia
Field. Darleen Field, Virginia
Skulks, H. F. Henson, Mrs. H. F.
Henson, Ken Edwards, Jennie Rem
stad, Lewis Mcdonald Beulah Ra-
fol, Hans Wick, Chris Christensen,
Milo zemorra, Vivian Greham.
Thirteen persons embarked on
the North Sea late last night for
Sitka.
They were Ed Ridley, J. F. Wor-
ley, Claude Hirst, H. j. Baker, Wes-
ley Jones, K. Raatikainen, j. G.
Phillips, N. l.. Freeman, Bes ie K9l-
ley, R. c. Wakelin, Robert Perkins.
Mrs. L. Huff, DR.. j. ID. Aronson.
/ JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUE
sattentie.>. special business meeting
Iof the Juneau Womans Club,
Thursday evening, 7.30 o'clock, at
Mrs. Hermann's office, room No. O.
Valentine Building; for the purpose
of considering the purchase of
property for club home All men,
bers are urged to attend.
MRS. THOMAS A. HAIGH,
President
MRS. c. G. RULAFORD
Secretary adv.
TURKEY SHOOT
Elks Hall Tonight at 8 O'Clock. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
Tug Andrew FOss
Arrives with Oil
BargeFoss in Tow

With the barge Foss 100 in tGw
bringing 1000 barrels of gasoline,
stove oil, and diesel oil for The I'm
ion Oil Company in juneau the
l25-ton tug Andrew Foss tied up
at the local wharf yesterday.
The Andrew Foss with Capt. 1
A. Wick and First Mate H. j. Bull
cher in charge, is seven days out OF
Seattle. its home port. 1t will leave
for Sitka tonight and leave from
there for the Queen City.
According to j. Stitt Chief En-
gineer, the usually slow but power
full boat clipped off 6 knots per hour
Monday night while riding ahead
of 50-mile gale despite throttled
engines and the 597-ton barge at
the end of its manila hawser.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
ADS IN TIE EMPIRE
GET EXCELLENT

Advertising in The Empire gets
excellent results, says the Creomul-
sion Company, makers of Creomul-
sion, a prescription for Coughs,
Colds and Bronchial Irritations.
A consistent user of newspaper
space for many years, the Creomul-
sion Company has again started a
nationwide advertising campaign on
their product with regular inser-
lions in The Empire.
Circumcision, re m m ended by
thousands of physicians and drug
glsts, is sold and guaranteed by all
drug stores.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
SAIL
ABOARD YUKON
FOR WESTWARD

Sailing during the dinner hour
last night for the Westward, the
steamer Yukon took sixteen pas
sengers from here for Lynn Canal
points. Seward and Cordova
For Haines = Mrs. E.. BertleSen
Mrs. Ed Lamb
For SkagWay-Mrs. John Jackson
Martin Gangness, M M. Sundeen
For Seward-G F. Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter McMullen, Il. t
Oldroyd Wellman Holbrook, Mrs
r. Manthey, c. Osborne, Charles
Butler, Ray Smith, Tom Reynolds.
For Cordova-H. Parey.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
PRINCESS NORAH
Goes SOUTH; IS
SAIL FROM HERE

With all first and second class
accommodations aboard the Prin-
cess Norah taken. that Canadian
vessel sailed south from Juneau
this morning at 7 O'Clock with 35
passengers from here. The steamer
arrived at 5 am.
Those sailing from Juneau were
as follows r. Wilson. l.. II. Col
Burn. CT C. Chrysler S. b. Oster-
goord C. Curry, Q. Lunde. J. Olsen,
c. Refine, II. Dhenin, r. White. r.
Larman, H. Gerencser, E. Kunesh,
A. j. Curry, A. K. Anderson, L.
Lawson, D. Erickson.
G. Martin DR. H. W. Rose, Mrs.
H. w. Rose, Mrs. Coils Druley,
Sara Tracy Druley, NJ w. Lark,
Mrs. N. w Lark, Mr. and Mrs. M,
B. Randall, George Drowley
Mr.. and Mrs II. Sterling, Miss
B. Westbrook, j. V. Atchison, W.
W. Atchison, c. Baker, B. M Aiken,
G. f. Paul
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
FELLOWSHIP GROUP
MEETS ON FRIDAY

A dinner, followed by a business
session and social, will be held for
members of the Young Peoples Eel
lowship Friday evening at 6:15 o.
clock in the parlors of the Northern
Light Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Smith will be
present for the evening as coun-
cillors, and all people out of high
school, and unmarried, are invited
to attend. Those wishing reserva-
tionS are to call 373.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
TURKEY SHOOT

Elks Hall Tonight at 9 O'Clock. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND
No steamer northbound.
SCHEDULED SAILINGS

NO steamer nOflIlDOuIlQ.
SCHEDULED SAILINGS
. Northland scheduled to sail
from Seattle November 10 at
10 am.
. Alaska scheduled to sail from Z
Seattle November 10 at
am.
o Princess Norah scheduled to
q sail from Vancouver, Novem- q
. Der % at 9 pm.
o Tongass scheduled to sail from c
. Seattle November 80 .
. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS q
. North Sea scheduled south G
9 bound late Thursday or early .
g Friday morning.
@ Yukon scheduled southbound q
o next Monday.
. LOCAL SAILtNGS
. Estebeth scheduled to sail every q
Q Wednesday at 6 pm. for Sit .
. ka and Wayports.
o Dart leaves every Wednesday =
Q at am for Petersburg, Port 9
Q Alexander, Kake and way q
. ports.
Q . .
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
BRINGS PRISONER

Deputy Marshal Chris Christen-
sen Of Petersburg arrived in Juneau
ON the Yukon bringing one prisoner.
Migual Famora, a Filipino, to face
the grand jury on charge of arson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-16
TIDES TOMORROW
Ex-CUBAN HEAD
IS IN HOSPITAL

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Gerardo
Machado, former President of Cuba
lay i'll today in the Doctors Hos
pital.
While the former Cuban leader
hung between life and death, Full
gencio Batista, who overthrow Ma
chado in revolt, toured New York
as sightSeer.
TURKEY SHOOT
Elks Hall Tonight at o'clock. adv
Today's News To-day Empire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
TELLS OF MIAMI
CORRUPTION

Coral Gables municipal judge
Philip E. Paine of Miami had lit
tie evidence to show Dade county
solicitor Robert r. Taylor yester-
day as he began testimony on the
corruption now existing in that
city with the anti-gambling laws
a joke. AS this column pointed
out yesterday, extensive testi-
mony would probably not be
available. Just part of the story
would be given. It was less than
that. Judge Paine could get only
very questionable witnesses to
bear testimony. However, the To-
cation of 10 bookie offices and
the names of several operators of
large gambling houses were Civ
en-. Taylor showed the blame
over on the sheriff and the police
departments for not policing
properly. This column prophesies
that little will come of this in
vestigation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JAPS MAY CAPTURE
RAILROAD

Although badly thrown back
when a renewed offensive began
recently after sadist capture and
sacking of Marking, the rising
sun" flag of Japan seems to be
on the march again. Yesterday,
long range artillery guns poured
shells on Suchow-Fu. This city
is one of the strongest on the
Lung Hal railroad in northern
China, controlled by the Chinese,
and which the japanese are try
ing to capture to link together
their spreading armies which are
controlling far northern and far
southern China. The Chinese
were said to be panicking. But
these reports are all from a Jap
anese agency, which may not give
the entire truth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
CONTROL OF
WASTEFUL WPA

Reaction against aimleSS, waste
full WPAness arose in the Senate
yesterday when congressman
gave theirs and their peoples be-
liefs on how WPA funds should
be spent under the new three and
half billion dollar Presidents
bill now before the Senate. South
Carolina democrat Senator Byrnes
struck at disproportionate WPA
scales in the north and south. In
more particular. Senator Russell
of Georgia wants equalization of
funds shared between northern
and southern wheat and cotton
farmers. Senator Vandenberg of
Michigan went a step further. He
wants the states to put up a dol
lar for every three dollars appro-
priated by Congress that local
incentive to prevent waste and
extravaganza may be aroused.
Which may all lead to better
WPA administration in the end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
new NOMINEE
FOR CONTEST

Announcement was made at the
Office of the Overseas Highway
Celebration headquarters this
morning that the Lions Club had
named their candidate in the con-
test for the title of miss Key
West" Miss Bernice Brantley is
their candidate for the honor.
The Lions Club is the fourth
organization in Key West to name
a candidate. Others are Miss
Ada Rodriguez, San Carlos
Institute; Miss Susan LaKin.
Key West Woman's Club; Miss
Lila Acevedo, Sociedad Cuba.
1t is expected that the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the
Fellowship Club will nominate
their candidates within the next
few days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
PROTEST STATE
GROSS TAX

Big news in Florida now is
whether J. M. Lee. state comp
troller, VIII continue to collect
the one-half of one percent gross
receipts tax. In Miami the sec
ond grocery store was seized and
the goods carted away to be sold
at public auction. Other counties
throughout the state report no
action on the state law. 1t seems
evident that state officials are
seeing if the people will allow
the collections in such a large
county as Dade and then extend
ing it to other counties. Business
es in the Miami area must pay
500, 900 under the law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
LIONS CLUB
GROUP MEETS
MISS BERNIcE BRANTLEY Sc.
LEcTED AS NOMINEE FOR
MISS KEY WEST"

The Board of Directors of the
snewly-formed Lions Club of Key
West met last evening at Stone
Church Annex, called to order by
President H. E. Day.
Aside from club abusiness7-the
following matters are of public
interest: On Aests
A donation of $500 was made
to the Key West Federal Art Cen
ter.
Miss Bernice Brantley was vot-
ed as the clubs nominee for Miss
Key West--in the contest being
sponsored by the Highway Cele-
bration Committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
HENRY F. BAKER
50, DIES TODAY
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Hen1y Fulton Baker, 80, died II
o'clock this morning at his resi-
,9snce, 1888 Elizabeth street. Fun
eral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 5 o'clock from
the residence. Rev. Perez will
officiate.
Pritchard's Funeral Home will
be in charge of arrangements.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Mary Baker; three sons, Henry
Fulton, Jr., Frank Thomas and
Charley Baker and the mother,
Mrs. Barbara Portuguese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
Church Group
Names Officers

The annual meeting Of the
Young Peoples Union was held
last night at the Fleming Street
Methodist Church. with several
matters of interest 10 the organs
cation taken up for discussion.
An election Of officers was held
with the following results;
Minnie Knowles, president,
Ruby Thompson. vice president,
Howard Pinder secretary: Ray
Pierce. treasurer Ruth Gates,
publicity superintendent
At the conclusion Of the meet
ing. the members Of the organiza.
ton repaired 10 the South Beach
where party was held, with all
attending enioying q very de
lightful evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18

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ACTIVITIES Az1
Trip Through FairyIand Promised
In Division Street School Operetta

Fairy Queen, Gloria Acevedo.
Little Rose, Willette Camalier.
Door Fairy, Marjorie Knowles.
Fairies
Reba Saunders. Rose Marie
Sands, Maud Elizabeth Rob-
erts, Mary Elizabeth Knowles,
Ivy Thompson, June Marie
Roberts, Johnnie Mae De
Loach, Edna Phelan, Ethel
Mae Roberts, Grace Torres,
Dolly Mora, Yolanda de la
Guerra, Mary Gonzalez, Rose
Mary Symmonette, Jacque-
line Doughty, Oneida Gar
cia.
Roses
Sylvia Gates, Juanita Griffin,
Gladys Washington; Ida Mae
Good, Shirley Rose Smith,
j Nora Jordon, Resale CANA
I Tier, Mildred Walden, Eliza
beth Ann Gardner Ruth Bee
caise, Ruth Boza, Joan
Doughty, Katherine Sym
f1onette, Nathalie Bethel,
Florence Mitchell, Geraldine
Albury.
Rose Buds
Mary Louise Pent, Rose Marie
Shannahan, Rose Marie San
chez, Dona Rita Holmes,
Christiana Lastres, Lillian
Rodriguez, Mary Frances
Lumlcy.
Elves
Kenneth Solomon, Forest Ar
thur, Kenneth Larsen, Ward
Herrick, Herman Cerezo,
Robert Pent, Philip Strunk,
Alexander West, Thomas
Dion, Albert Calero.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
new ARRIVAL in
ROBERTS FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Roberts
announce the birth of a son
weighing seven pounds. at their
home in Peaqpn Lane. Mrs, Rob
erts was before marriage Miss
Vivian Saunders. =
The new arrival has been CIV
en- the name John linn.
Mrs. Roberts and baby are both
reported as doing nicely.