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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-10-15
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

The directors meeting was a
big bull session. All about budgets
and illegalities. Its purpose was
to give the club a clearer idea of
what goes on with the end of i'm
proving the condition. The club
has been graphing with all sorts
of conditions locally with firm
grasp secured on a surprising
number of them. BUDDY BERK-
OWITZ finally left for an insur-
ance position in Oklahoma. u At
the next meeting of the chamber
HOWARD ENGLAND will prebr
ably get the bid, to put on, the
Hobby Show in February as a
tourist attraction He says neg
going to start work now.s b Don't
look now but the Jayceer Boat
Club may line up with other
boating groups in the city to form
"a strongly-organized water group
The new members voted into the
club are mighty good additions.
There's going to be a cleanup of
inactive members who have at
tended few meetings at the next
supper meeting. With state dues
coming up for each member the
clubs not going to pay for a lotta
deadheads. Principal Jaycee
projects at present deal whit a
program for the winter visitors.
The County Commission has
granted SIS for a municipal beach
site survey along the Boulevard.
The city or county can claim rip
arian rights since the deed has
been lost Then the programs of
shows and exhibitions, dances
and pageants and water shows to
be sponsored by all civic clubs
viii get underway. An athletic
field survey win soon be initiated
for a new sports field TO attract
big league teams. IZZY 0Cicerol
WEINTRAUB convinced the
Commission on the beach site
business. New members win be
guests at the supper meet Friday
at Stone Church.
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LEGALS
yoT1cE or NAsTER,s SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and by virtue of and
pursuant to that certain decree
made and entered on the 1st day of
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 Emily NJ. Price joined by
her husband and next friend. Glenn
C.. Price are complainantS, and The
Oversee Company, corporation
that was organized and existing un-
der the laws of the State of Florida,
but which has been duly dissolved
by proclamation of the Governor of
the State of Florida; Austin I.
Drew and l.. NJ. Pierce, as the sur
viVing directors of The Oversee
Company, a dissolved Florida Cor
poration, individually and as trus-
tees of the property of said dis
solved corporation and all parties
whether natural, corporate or NUM-
cipal interested in the land herein
being fareclosed upon and herein
after particularly described claim
ing through or or under said dis
solved corporations; Catherine Ma
loney, widow, w. ]. Schoneck and
Adeline Schoneck, his wife and
Grace Reshore, are the defendants,
the undersigned Special Master in
Chancery, appointed by said de-
cree, will offer for sale at public
outcry TO the highest bidder for
cash, before the front door of the
County Court House in Key West,
Monroe County, Florida, on Mon
day the eth day of November, A.
ID. 1888 (same being a rule day of
said court and a legal sales day.
during the legal hours of sale, to-
wit, between IL O'clock in the fore
noon and O'clock in the afternoon
of said day, the following described
property to-satisfy said decree by
specifieHAIHdTY as..asts fts{sf
- Seven, according to William A.
Whitehead's map of the Island
IL of stBsy1 sni,delineated iniW
8 as follows: Commencing at a
w point on Duyab Street. 142. feet
- from the corner of Front and
Duval Streets and running
thence in a Northeasterly diree-
ton 113 feet; thence at right
angles in Southeasterly di-'
rection "A feet: thence at right
angles in a Southwesterly di-
rection Sc feet inches; thence
at right angles In a North
westerly direction 81 feet:
thence at right angles in a
Southwesterly direction Sc feet,
inches; thence at right angles
along the line of Duval Street
40 feet TO the place of begin
ming.
ALLAN b. cLEARE, JR.,
Special Master in Chancery.
RAYMOND r. LORD,
Solicitor for complainants.
octS-15-22-29; nov5, 1888
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HORSES STILL
RIVAL PLANES
WAR MOBILITY IN ROUGH
y COUNTRY MUCH SU-
PERIoR

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The
machine age enthusiasts have
been predicting that the airplane.
the machine gun, the tank and
gas will drive the army horse to
the military boneyard.
But just suggest to the arms
experts that the cavalry is on it's
last legs and. you'll get a polite
horse-laugh. And $4,000 horses
and mules in the streamlined u.
S. army of 10000 men will join
in the derisive chorus.
The experts say that as long as
there is movement in war and
getting there .fustest with the
mostest" is what counts, the SUI
perior mobility of cavalry to 9TH
er ground forces in rough country
will remain indispensable. n,
They back up this contention
with lessons of the value of cax1
airy inathe, current Spanish and
Sino-Japanese conflicts, dasto Well
as the World war. m
Roads Not Necessary II. 81,
Marshal Foch, supreme COM
mander of the Allied troops
which defeated the German army
on the western front, said: "The
next war will begin as the last
war ended-with movement.
Men and munitions can be
brought into battle action very
rapidly with motor cars if net
works of good reads are avail
able. But off the paved high
ways, there are woods, hills,
streams, ravines and swamps to
oppose the progress of motor We
hicles. And then the horse comes
in mighty handy
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{ THE ISLAND cry :
With the Clubs

refuses to play-off the deciding
SWITCHBOARD game in the three
game serie snow tied at one-one.
The clubs self-appointed prize
quartet, DOUGHTRY, YATES,
TOLLE and ARTMAN, let loose
with combination of swing and
Swanee River at the meeting. In
the song was featured Tolle's
oh Oh-Oh" endings, various
high notes, and several trick note
slurrings. You know Wagner
slurred his notes. Attempt to
improve the quartet with several
other members was flop and
ruined the former performance,
chairman DOUGHTRY declared.
Seems like EDWARD JOHNSON
and CHARLES H. KETCHUM,
JR., have a SWITCHBOARD compe-
tition between them. Still trying
to get BILL MONSALvATGE to
sing. When president ALLAN
HAMPTON calls on the secretary
to read the minutes he doesn't
have them. When he doesn't call
on him he has them. How about
a huddle for the next play?
KLEBSATTLE, High School mu-
sic director, is having some time
with the club songfesters but
notes some improvement. Cues
ton: Who has the clubs basket
ball now that basketball season
is coming on?
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LEGALS
LIST OF INSPECTORS. CLERKS
AMI POLLING PLACES

AND POLLING PLACES
The following is a list Of inspec-
tors and clerks. together with the
polling places which have been Sc
missioners for the General Election
to he held on Tuesday, November
Sth, 1888.
First Precinct - Polling Place:
County Court House; Clerk x c.
ertS. Enrique Henriquez,' WIN.
Second Precinct-Palling Place:
$40 : III etniI1g. St.sd Chords s9l2ouis
AguaFo. ,fsf, Inspectors: M Cha rleseAsE.
A. MeSaSEa, Frank O Rehlsrts. ElwPpd
ThirtitT Preefnct-Ponine Place:
sl5 Eaton street. Clerk: VIM.
Duval Inspectors; Paul Monsal-
vatge, Cecil Russell, III. Blake Rob-
erts.
Fourth; Precinct-Polling Place:
COS Ashe Street. Clerk: clyde
Baker. Inspectors: WilsOa Jolly,
Jas. A. Curry. Orion Russell.
Fifth Precinct Polling Place:
I'LL nuval Street, Clerk: John W.
Roberts. Inspectors: W. II. Curry.
J. V. Woodson, Rafael Fernandez
Gonzalez.
Sixth Precinct - Polling Place!
Golden Eagle Building, Petronia
T.
spectors: Rafael +. LaEo. Phillip +.
Baker, Vernon Hicks.
Seventh Precinct-Polling Place:
High School Gymnasium, Seminary
and Francis Streets. Clerk; ], Il.
Allen. Inspectors; Amelio Garcia,
Fernando Voght, Henry Saunders.
Eighth Preeinct--Polling Place.
Marathon Grocery CO., Marathon
Florida. Clerk: A. +. WOODBURY..
Inspectors; Samuel Murray Moore.
Francis Il. Moore. III. NJ. Snow.
Ninth Precinct Polling Place:
II. Lee Finders Garage, Islamorada,
Fla. Clerk: Edney Il. Parker. In
spectors; P.slB Rbuier, n. Lee Pin
der. J. b, Pinder.tos - 81
c. q. Garrett Packing House. Rock
Harbor, floridal Clerk c. Marvin
Thompson. Ihspeotors: John Curry.
Thomas ], johnson. Geo. w, Al
bury. oct15-lt
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that hy aud under that certain
writ OF execution out Of and under
the Seal of the civil Court of Record
in and for nade County, Florida,
hearing date Of March Is. 1898. Is
sued in that certain cause now
pending. wherein the Third Ma
tionai Bank OF Miami. a banking
corporation. Is plaintiff. and the
cheveIier Corporation, Florida
corporation. Is defendant. ], as
sheriff I'm and for Monroe County
Florida, have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property Of the
said defendant Cheyeiter Corpora
ton. described as follows. to-wit.
Lot 10 OF Block &: Lot J Of
Block I. and Lot Is ~ Block
In PTNFftRFST MAINLAND.
according 90 the plat thereof
recorded In the office Of the
CLERK Of the Circuit Court in
and for Monroe County, Flor
ida,
and viii offer the same for sale on
the eth day Of November A. -. 1s1s,
the same being che first Monday in
said month and . legal sales aay.
between the hours of sale thai II.
between eleven a.Ciock A NJ and
tao o'clock p. n. ~ ne front door
" the Court House ifs KEY West,
Monroe County. Florida the above
described property being levied mp
Ca as the property Of the said de-
feudant. and being sold - satisfy
said execution ard costs
DATED This Sth day % October
fsaD X o. THOMPSON,
Sheriff ~ Mnurne C0unty. Finrtaa.
oct8-fs-z3-Z4s neTSsi3s&
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PARALYSIS CURE
FROM FLA CITRUS
UNIDENTIFIED CHEMICAL IS
FOUND BY AMERr-
CAN SURGEONS

tIIy Associated Pres.l

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.--An UNI
identified chemical in citrus fruit
is reported to the American Col
lege Of Surgeons as largely stop
ping the bad effcts Of infantile
paralysis in monkeys.
The experiments are described
by Claus w. Jungblut. MD. The
unknown chemical is something
intimately associated with the
vitamin c that comes from
oranges. grapefruit and lemons,
II may be part Of the vitamin.
DR.. Jungblut discovered it by
giving two kinds of vitamin c to
monkeys suffering from infantile
paralysis. One was the artificial
vitamin c, known as ceirtamic
acid. manufactured, By chemists,
The other was the natural vitarnin
extracted from citrus fruit.
II had not been believed tina,
there was any difference between
these two forms Of the yitamia.
Both kinds kept down the paral-
ysis in The sick monkeys,
But the artificial vitarnin only
cut down the paralysis by one
half, while the natural produc;
did three times as wen. Il cut the
paralysis 90 one-sixth Of normal
This meant that il took nearly al
the dreadfulness out of the dis
ease.
DR.. Jungblut said the fruit vita
min may have contained some
thing. either not fully removed
from the vitamin during extrac'
tion. or actually a part Of tbs
vitamin, which enhanced the
anti-paralysis effect. This sort q
difference between artificial an6
natural products has been found
occasionally in other vitamins.
But the chemical job Of diScov
ering and isolating the extra fac,
aor" in the natural vitan.ins Ia:
been SO difficult that il some
times required years.
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10000, . FILIPINO
BACHELORS WORRY
San FRANCISCO
NO HOPE OF MARRYING OR
REARING FAMILIES: LAT.
EST ADDITION TO AMERI.
CAN MELTING POT
tBy Associated PresSl

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-
Sixty thousand bachelors, who
have no hope of marrying or rear
ing families, are proving a prob
lem to social agencies and them
selves.
They are Filipinos-the latest
addition to Americas melting
pot and the one that appears
least likely to melt. ~
In the wave of immigration
that preceded the Philippine in
dependence act, the new arrivals
were virtually all men. Now that
the bars have been clamped down
there is no way for them to OBJ
tain brides from among their own
people. Few American girls have
married them, nor is there much
mingling with Mexicans, Chinese
or other racial groups. The men
simply remain single.
The u. S. immigration service
estimates that 81 percent of the
Filipinos now in the country are
males, averaging 30 years of age.
To permit them to go back to a
normal life among their own peo-
pie, Congress voted free trans
portation to the islands but SO far
only 1900 have taken advantage
of it. The offer expires next De-
cember 81.
: I'VE think our people should go
homer;Astthe movement will re-
lquire time and Sareful, arrange
,ments", says DR.. Hilario c. Mon
cado, president(bf1 Filipino
Federatiom Or Asnenipai 'Filipinos
are proud peonlenFhe boys do
not wanbitoqgeni back without
.moneylaB without assurance they
Will earnsAIliyiHg". s
Edward w. Cahill, district inn
migration commissioner, who has
made close study of the Filipino
problem, finds that IS percent en-
gage in farm labor, while those
in cities work as houseboyS, ele.
vator operators, janitors, etc.
Their earnings are small but few
60 on relief. They are Malay in
race, Christian in religion.
Even their own leaders concede
that Filipinos spend their money
largely on clothes. gambling and
women. Their natty attire is pro-
verbal in California, which con-
tains about half the nations Fill
Pine population. Taxi dance halls
employing white girls and gam
bling houses are allowed 10 run
wide open in some agricultural
areas that need Filipino labor.
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eBy Associated Press)


WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.--There
is a widespread belief that the
so-called New Deal for Indians is
a novel, unprecedented thing
which leaped into action from
the brains of Brain Trusters in
1893. The case of the Jicarilla
Apaches serves to correct that
misunderstanding.
Across 40 years, after the Unit
ed States annexed the Southwest,
the Apaches were the terror of
everybody Else, and the Jicarilla
Apaches syere as bad as the
worst. In 1887, the Jicarillas
were set downIqRWtract in New
Mexico upon theootligh plateau
which stradles THE Continental
Divide, close to the Colorado line.
In that same year the General
Allotment act for Indians was
passed, requiring the breaking
UP of tribal lands jr'J Individual
holdings, and disregarding even
the farnils, institution among In
dians. Under this act, the In
dians lost ninety million acres of
their best land in the As years
after 1887.
Hopeless. Dying
Twenty years ago, the Jicarilla
Apaches were an embittered,
hopeless. and literally, a dying
tribe. Their numbers had fallen
from 795 in 1909 to 585 in 1919.
They were leasing their entire
reservation-750,000 acres - to
commercial stockmen for $10,-
900 a year, and they were starv-
ing upon this lease money and
u. s. doles.
In that hopeless hour, there
were two necessities. One was to
check the shocking death rate.
The other was to get the Jicaril-
las 10 60 to work The work
could be only one sort-livestock
work. The devastating mortal
ity rate was partly reflex of .
despairing and unoccupied intel
lectual and emotional life.
Small issues of sheep were
made TO each family on a loan
basis. Additional issues reward
ed ability and willingness. AS a
result, from an embittered and
dying people in 1920, the Jicaril-
las last year, after Is years of
upbuilding. showed an earned
tribal income which had jumped
from $4,000 to $4,000. and an
earned individual income which
had jumped from $40 to $500. In
place of dying, they were multi
plying.
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NOTICE on NAsTEn.s sAl.E

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and by virtue OF and
pursuant to that certain decree
OF October, A. u. 1888. 81 the
Honorable Arthur Comes. Judge OF
the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of Monroe County.
Florida. IN chaneeFy, IN thst certain
cause therein pending wherein
Emily 81 Price Joined By her hus-
Price are c0mpiainanfs, and Title
and Securities Company. q dissolved
Florida Corporation. ID. X McNeIil,
Don y. Jghneton. A. ID. MeNefil. a.
the directors 81 the Title and ee-
s a. 1 nsanaSsy y s snd
acknowledgements and al parties
or persons Whistler natural coFsb
poFats ipr-HGnntalpai Interested ~
the land herein beiflg soreelossae
upon and hsseinnftsr particularly
described claiming through 0r un-
der said dissolved corporation. At
tantir Salvage Corporation. cor.
poratien organized and sxlnflnK
under the ia.ssf IL the STATE 81 f'l9F-
Z g.. and Fstire @&aTtiile and -s---
saizilis. her husband. " married.
are defendants the uHdefssened
Special Master ~ ghauferv. as,-
painted b said decree wlII offer
for sale IT publie oufcFy 20 the
hiRhest bidder FOR easb, b,sfofe the
front dor 81 the County raarf
House in Key West, Monroe Casa.
~. Florida. on Anadar the 9TH daF
- November. A. ~ 1888 ssame be-
inR rule day ~ said f.nnFt and 4
legal sales day. durinE the legal
hours 81 sale. to-Wn. between II
s'efas'k ~ he fafsRogn and O'Clock
lB the afternoon. 81 said daT. the
following described property a.
satisfy naid decree ~ nHYEasaf 81
the amounts therein Specified
CO the Island 81 keg West
sad - part % lot Three CD ia
sgHsrs HeFen % according 20
Wffftans =. Whiteheada map ~
issaH 81 s8fa Island deilhsatsa
tn February a - fs1ss eosn@
ueane5fgR az = paint 90 QnNnf
Street - fbe aIT5a1Hn 8lns be-
twesn LIS Tsfss "a &s1 F1pr
fff ~ said Aensra NAFpa III
and FaHninE lkknxk slaee fhf
hfse % raid Bafai 8sfssa 4m
snTtbN ektsFiF sllrsstaVn Thlfty<
sgsg fstI let tsss.ss al flgha
Fscfi0H tFtftY-Kfa GO fsef aha
six So lnehsss fheaes ~ ssNtf
Angles tn . s0ashe@NfsFfy a.
rsctien Thlrff .fesF fzt1 feet
thsnes ~ rtNbt angles ~
reaRh > rsfsFfg aiFeerfnn Pity
STA 1851 feet SD aiE 90 iafhea
- tf@ place ~ hsRluntaR
ALIAS o. 91EAMke an
Special Master Is chaBrefFs
HATMANF 3 LORD.
Hsissttsr for nRiainants
eetts-t2-sss BesS ts1s
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SUES HER PARENTS

FAIRMONT. W. va.--Charging
that nistreasrnent by her parents
caused her 10 suffer permanent
injuries. Mary Petty sued her
mother and father TOR SIS. 900
damages in this city.
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LEGALS,

for an Order discharging me as
such EXecutrix.
Dated this eth day of September,
A. d. 1888.
CLAUDIA r. JOHNSON,
As ExecutriX of the Estate of VIII
liam A. Johnson, deceased.
sept10-17-24; oct1-S-15-22-29; nov5-
12,193s
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BUYER DISAPPEARS

Wabash. Ind---A prospective
buyer Of an automobile told
the garage owner that he would
like 70 show the automobile 10
his wife before buying il. He
drove off and hasn't been seen
since. The garage nuan had neg
lected 10 get the mans name.
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THEY ALL MARRIED
ON SAME DATE

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. l5.--It's a
family tradition.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Glandt, Ben
nington. Neb.. were married In
Germany on August IL. 1888
Their daughter. Mrs Frank
Mockelnlan. Omaha. was married
August II. 1918.
Mrs. Mockelman's daughter,
Mrs. John Gavernowitz. was mar
rled August IL, 1888.
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SERVICE CLUB

WILL DOuGHTRY has lain
awake nights thinking up pro-
grams for the next meetings Of
the Service Club. He's the new
program chairman. Looks like
the war IS on. The Masonic Club
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR NON
ROE COUNTY. IN cHANcERr.
SEVERANCE aC..
BEN G. KENDALL.
VS.. Tax sale Foreclosure.
NERO HANTS REALTY COR
poRATlON. n Florida corpora
tion, ct al.
NOTICE or MASTERS SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, az Special Master. un-
der and by virtue OF the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered in that certain cause pending
In the Circuit Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit or Florida, In and
for Monroe County in chancery.
which Ben q. Kendall II plaintiff.
and Merchants Realty Corporation,
a Florida corporation. ct al, are de-
PENDANTS, ], as Special Master IN
Chaneery appointed by the Court In
said decree. under and by virtue of
and sell at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash NJ
the front door of the Court House
of Monroe County. In the city Of
Key west, Florida, on the 9TH day
OF November A. ID. 1888, between
the hours Of eleven o'clock a. M.
and two o'clock T.. NJ. the same he.
ing a legal sales day and the hours
the legal hours OF sale, the follow
ing described property situate IN
Monroe County, Florida, to-wit:
Lot 81 of Xix. X: Lot I OF :.
Blk. II: Lots 20 aud 81 OF Blk.
O.; Lot 5 OF Blk. Ii: and Lot 10
OF Blk. O. OF PINECREST
MAINLAND, according 10 the
plat thereof recorded In plat
Book l at pages SO. 90 and e6 az
the Public Records OF Monroe
County, Florida.
The said property as aforesaid to-
gether with all the tenementa.
hereditaments and appurtenaneea
thereunto belonging, or In any wise
appertaining. being sold TO satisfy
said decree.
Dated this 18th day OF October.
A. u. 1888.
(sd) +. 3. CARO-.
Special Master In Chaneery.
IRA G.. HANCOCK,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
oetIb-zz-zs: novs. 1898
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IN THE COURT Of THE CON-
TN JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OR FLORIDA. - PRO-
BATE
In ~ Estate 81
WgiElaw A. Johnson
DISEASED.
FINAL. NOTICE
Notice - hsrehY given thar rhs
andsFslgnsd NfaG 90 g. iEth day 81
November. A. n 1893. pFesS1E 90
the fS1nerx6ts fsMYrnen6 r. f10r1.
G.9nnEy gsag1 ~ Msare@ c0nnty.
Florida, wy FIm&f resuTn. accoant
and xo@ehera - E1e@atFtx 81 the
estate 81 WILLIAMS a. gohnsSm. De-
rp&sex8. late ~ Nf0nr9e coHnEy.
F1egfA4 ard ~ &a12 ftmS tksn ard
th@Fe nn&ks Mrp1seatscn - the sak@
1uaEx fsF . fsnaf settlement 0f my
Standardization ~ SAID estate Ga9
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FIND DIAMOND IN FISH

KNOXVILLE. Tenn.-Accord-
ing TO reports. Lacy Kilgore and
John Gentry Of this city found q
$500 diamond in the stomach os
. large bass which they caught.
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Latecorners; ERNEST YATES,
EDDIE STRUNK, JERRY TREV-
OR. Newly married member is
BILL FRfPP, who passed a box
of cigars among the members in
observance of the usual custom.
Asked to cite his experience.
BILL said, looking around, that
the fellows needed no expert
ence. G. FLICK, who is win
ter Rotarian, is back for the sea-
son. Rotary talk: about an mira
red camera used to snap the
scene ahead of a ship in order to
pickup light flashes in fogs and
sloppy weather. One of those
cameras took q camera shot of
San Francisco from a mountain
$50 miles away and the film
showed the city streets. The talk
ranged as far away as the Canary
Islands. a few score miles off
Africa and on which not one
negro lives. DR.. GEKELER is
waiting for more donations to the
school lunchroom fund. SEBAS-
TIAN CABRERA, just back from
New York. was asked to give a
Bronx Cheer. SEBASTIAN re-
piled with the fact that the Ro-
yary seng sung az the luncheon
In Key West was the same as that
sung at the Bronx Rotary Club
DR.. THOMAS KIRK Of Brooklyn
asked TO be remembered TO Key
West. One must have an invita-.
ton 10 join the Econonci Royal
Isl table. An occasional guest il
seen at the table. The Bolshe-
vikS are in revolt. That table
claims that in every contest
though they give the best rendi,
tons, the competition always end:
in a tie. An Economic RoyaIisj
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