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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
AGAINST HAND-KIssING

RIGA-Latvians are asked not
to kiss hands when they meet or
leave their lady friends. Tho
health and fitness organization
decided that this courtly custom
contributed to the spread of ill.
ness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
The Characters

Kathleen Gregoryi peppery
Ted-hdiTed member of the Greg
orr clan, goes West incognito to
secure O right-of-tDGy for The
Gctden Girl mine.
Donald Macdonald: young
sptsgsy Of The Stubborn Boy mine,
dalss the Gregorys. 80
p Bridget: Kdthleen's compdnioH.
Yesterday: The SON Of miner
tfSdirs his leg, the daughter e
,efck Kathleen goes after the
{5reeoEy~ doctor, tDhose services
ere free only for mine accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08

of St. Paul's Church.
Persons attending this social
will be required to pay 1c for
each letter in their name. No
other charges will be made at
any time during the evening and
refreshments will be served free.
Prize will be given for the long
est name.
Special number on the program
will be a quiz contest with mems
and women's teams competing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
SON BORN SUNDAY
AT HARRIS HOME

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Em6ry
Harris OF 92l Eaton stree, Sunday
evening 7:30 O'Clock. lo-pound
boy. Mrs. Harris was before
marriage Miss Rosemary Saun-
deFS.
Mother and son are reported as
doing nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
PERSONAL MENTION
. eseeeeeessssesseeessese

j. j. Hennessey, deputy United
States marshal at Miami, who
was in the city for the purpose
of attending the session of Fed
eral court yesterday, left in the
afternoon on the bus for Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08

R. c. Oliver, connected with
the WPA recreation department,
who was here for a week on
business insconnection with the
establishment of a marionette
entertainment, left over the high
way this morning for Sarasota. VI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08

VIM. r. Porter, president of
the First National Bank, left yes
terday afternoon over the higway
for a business visit in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08

William Eagan, who was in
charge of the information booth
in Miami for Key West, and was
in the city yesterday for a brief
visit, left in the afternoon for
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
!. fd1AHsedXD vsestg;
Three New Radio Proqrams

. Three new national radio pro-
gfamsVfnsreYyeWtAe impetus of
Chesterfield advertising - Burns
& Allen, with Ray Mobiles or
chestra, over Columbia Broad
casting System, on Fridays-Paul
Whiteman's orchestra, with Joan
Edwards, singer, and guest stars
over the Columbia Broadcasting
System stations on Wednesday,
and Eddie Dooley's football
broadcasts over National Broad
casting Company stations on
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
CHESTERFIELDS
ARE ADVANCING
REVEALED THAT THEY ARE
OFFERING MORE PLEAS
URE EVERY DAY

Current advertisements for
Chesterfield Cigarettes, released
nationally this week by Liggett
and Myers, reveal strong adj
vance in the more pleasure"
theme of Chesterfield advertis-
ing.
Chesterfield is the right COM
bination", say these new ads, C.
can't-be-copied blend of the
worlds best cigarette tobaccos,
balanced in correct proportions
for mildness. better taste and
more smoking pleasure.
Illustrations for the new adj
vertisements have the lively
variety typical of past Chester
field advertisements. National
billboards and point-of-sale dis
plays continue the pleasure"
theme, and are designed to i'm
prove the appearance Of any point
where they a&e Gsed IRkHe eom-
Polling attentforf. The new Christi
mas displays are among the most
.s st'a etHSedX D EsestdEt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08
ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS
Below are the answers 20 test
questions printed on Page 4

/. Derelici.
2. Agard.
3. Africa and Asia.
4. International Long shore
mems Association.
5. The Amazon.
8. Clara Barton.
Z. One.
8 Twenty eight
3 James Madison.
10 A park or nursery contain
ing q collection Of xpeci-
men trees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08

ub dance at Raul's Club 10 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-08

Armistice Dance Cuban Club, $50 o'clock
Fern Chapter Order Eastern Star meets at 7:30 D.
Evening star., 1938-04-04
SAlESMEN.
Unlimited Possibilities.

We need two good men who are not
afral1 OF hard work, are ambitious, want
TO earn big commissions from their efforts
sellnL the outstanding product of its kind
tateSsen, etc. Write airmal. giving age.
references sales experience. Direct factory
connection. Must have car P O. Box
1910 San Antonio, Tex
Evening star., 1938-04-04
SAlESWOMEN,

WOMAN. ambitious over 25, who wishes
to establish herself in dress and lingerie
business Box 416-R. Star,
SOMETHING NEW-Just patented sells
quickly. Profits daily. Tuesday, lo-3 ] A.
Mllteer, 660 K ST. ne.
Evening star., 1938-04-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
noHsESTyC

DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1925 9th, furnishes
help; work; cooks, men, women. g h.W.
porters, housemen. drivers. Dec. "4@l.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 556l, 14O3 l1th
st. has cooks. maids nurses. g.h.w.. part
Evening star., 1938-04-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. experienced, general houseworker:
references; stay nights; 81. Cleveland
S41a.
WOMAN. white, settled, cook and general
houseworker: good home Call after
pm. Emerson 1929. 1907 Military rd.
NV
Evening star., 1938-04-04
SITUATIONS MEN.


OUNTANT-Graduate of an account
ancy school. some experience. would like
a position in c. P. A. office. Will accept
position in any office Best of references.
ACCOUNTANT BoOKKEEPER. Office man.
eeer. experienced in public accounting and
its related fields. Permanent place wanted.
but will accept temporary position. Excel
lent references, minimum to start, $40.
Box 213-E. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started au-
dited, kept part time. statements; prompt;
local refs; very reasonable. Adams 1896.
BooKKEEPER-AC one year
Phone after 5 please Atlantic osta 80
BoOKKEEPER-STENo age %,
&c sas wiling fH WonEeT Wnnut
BooKKEEPER, Washingtonian, experi-
enced, to. take full charge. office super
vision all reports. Box 1850. Star. r.
CHAUFFEUR. colored. 90 years experience,
wishes steady lob with private family. ref
erences: free to travel. Decatur 0las.
CREDIT-CoLLECTIoN manager. expe-
Ilenced: wishes to contact employer. Write
GARDENER AND CHAUFFEUR. white,
wants Job; free & 70 travel; city references.
Al ortna male w,sbss Deai
tion in good-class store. Box 217-Q, Star.
MAN 80. exp. in traffic and tariffs sew
eral years experience as highway driver;
references. Berwyn 225-R.
MAN. married, of long experience as sheet
metal worker, temperate. steady. seeks en-
ployment. Box $40, Star.
MAN. colorsd wants Job driving IRWIN stais delivery
and experienced. Potomac 4907.
MARINE OFFICER, retired. responsible.
sober wants position as watchman. Tel.
Cleveland 464S. s.
NIUTIGRAPH OPERATOR-Young white
man. % years, would like position with
any frm. Have had eight years expert
ence in same office. Call Decatur 261 j.
s"
Evening star., 1938-04-04
REPAIRS & SERVICE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INTERESTED in buying liquor store. Box
364-R, Star
KENSINGTON. MD. corner Howard and
Fawcett ave, For lease. center of business
suit tenant. Good location for gas station,
driVe-in market theater. bus terminal and
any other kind of business. Owner, A. D.
FaTcett. 493 Kenoak dr., Pomona, Calf.
INTERESTED in buying liquor store. Box
15-R. Star
GROCERY. doing $500 wkly.: rent. S40:'
price only S1,65o: bargain. Capital Ad-
Msi sastinE as,S 4 Finance Co. loos H st. NV.
RoOM1NG-APTs. downtown. Is rms, 4
baths: long lease rent. $40: 9-car ga
rage; ST 300; terms. Miss McCown, zoos
H ST. Met 1913.
WANTED-small. going mail order bust
party. Box 1850, Star a.
DRUG STORE. located in fast-growing
tiful store; exceptional opportunity. Ad-
once. Walnut $500: residence, Walnut
ON GEORGIA AVE. SO. OF PARK RID
50,ft; frontage. zoned first commercial
Co, 945 ST. NV. Natl. 5311.
rent; $50: corner, old stand; sacrifice for
$50. Inspect today. No agents.
ROoMING HOUSE, 1892 l1th ST. NV, l2
pletely furnished. Good income. Will sacri-
fice. Inspect today. Your offer, your terms.
Nc agents.
GAS STATION. NV. corner, fully equipped
and operating: gross receipts last year ap-
proXimately $4,000. Reasonable rent
Sale price S6,5uo. No information over
nhone. Francis A. Blundon Co, sos H st.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-l5-room dwelling
on route Now occupied as tourist home
Has large lot trontage for storage OF cars
Finger Co. "4o K st. NV. Nail. 531l.
BEAUTY SHOP, suburban NV, good loca-
tion, doing good business: will sacrifice
owner ill health. Box 9a-o. Star. -
ATTRACTIVE BAR B-0UE on junction of
Mt. Vernon ard Richmond hwy; sacrifice
Apply District 903o during week.
ROOMING-HOUSE SPECIAL.
sth and H NE.
Rent. $40: income. SlS5-S200: a real
prices and terms reasonable to responsible
S35n-LUNCH; $500 rent, s25: short hours.
SG3u- Lunch, , rooms. bath; terms.
SS5u-Luncheonette, delicatessen, :5-room
q furnished apt. cheap rent terms.
S1.10U-DelicateSSen fountain: Il rooms, 2
baths: transient street; terms.
500-Delicatessen rooms: rent, $40:
splendld business, can be doubled; real
S450-Delicatessen. : rooms: we'll located
Inspect at once. Bargain.
81 lOo-Roomlng house, l3 rms, . baths.
Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle: beau
tifully furnished: splendid income. Real
bargain. Half cash.
r. NJ. CURTIS. 602 F ST. Nv, Natl. 914n :
A first-class location restaurart rest for or
without equipment; living quarters if de-
sired
Small grocery store and be eT for
and stock: $1,000: worth lot more;
rental $50 per mo
Corner store for rent with apart.
store equipped as frst-class grocery: viii
sell bldg. with or without grocery store.
Apply
Evening star., 1938-04-04
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
fContinraJ

THE ALTON" 1445 PARK RID. N.W.-3
rooms, kitchen and bath. southern ex-
poSure; l room, dinette. kit, dressing
room ana bath, bachelor apt: Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1938-04-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher.
Beginners; review; speed dicta1ion. Private
lessons. Moderate rates, North }4lS-J. 6'
P. B. X. TRAINING on busy board with
Personnel Service. 1871 G. Natl. 2ll4.
POPULAR PIANO PLAYING TAUGHT
Call National $3.50, Apt. Sll, between 9
and II a m or > and @ pm.
Evening star., 1938-04-04

SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE want Job, janitor for large
apt. house: no children: good references
North 2251. -
Evening star., 1938-04-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.


" WILL IL BoAED MI. CHILDREN h from to years
Phone Walnut 1916-W.
Mr., CONN-1?Os r. I. ave. n.w,-one
triple and one double room: pleasant home:
1919 VERMONT AVE, dovntown-select;
running water; suitable 3, $3.50 each week.
Basement, 2. private bath. 81. Single.
1411 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Beautifully
furnished room, semi-private bath. private
detached home: excellent meals; reasonable.
1929 K ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished. single
ana double rooms, running water, home
cooking, walking distance; reasonable. 8.
Beautifully furnished bed-llying room for
! OF = girls: separate studio beds; board IL
desired: unlimited phone; reasonable.
$50 10th NV. close in---Attractive double
ana single rooms. Excellent meals.
l2l1 VERMONT AVE-Large, attractive.
single room; delicious home cooked meals:
handsome, spacious home; moderate price.
s.
l6sS 18th ST; N;W:MDupont ciIcleIcan
ing porch: excellent meals; S45.
TERRACE HALL
1443 MASSACHUSETTS, Ave. NV.
DE Desirable double room, run; water; large
room for three, private bath: also small
single room. Delicious food. Reas. =
l4O1 10th ST. NV.
Large airy rooms. new furnishings inner
Tooms SoGns sos prSns sna Dhones in al
menus; recreation room: parking
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
OPENED RECENTLY.
Singles. doubles available in this newly
furnished ex-embassy at very reasonable
rates. rates Small deuhes t% s'5 month ".
couple or group Of s. Excellent food q
Evening star., 1938-04-04

THE CAMBRIA,
1924 EUCLID ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen. bath; $3.50.
THE SHAWMUT,
200 10th ST NV.
2 spacious rooms, large reception hall,
kitchen bath with shower: elevator, switch.
board: refined surroundings; S65. Apply
resident manager on premises, Pot. 30,
COLORED, REF1NED-1923 18th ST. NV.
list floor; 3 rms, kit and bath, to be
renovated Call National 2345
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. NEWLY DECO
rated; gas. cleo. fur: also sleep. rms; con-
ven. transp. 1850 s st. NV.
COLORED-MoDERN APT: 8 ROOMS,
kit, bath; h.-w.h. 81 K ne. $40 mo,
Col. 2l23. See janitor. 0s
REFINED COLORED-OPEN,
Apt. s.. 1928 11th ot, N.W.-a12.
Avz0o6 4z29 YA ~. NV. Wsst 0eSO.
Evening star., 1938-04-04
DIESEL.

Mass production of D!esels has. begun.
Prepare yourself for profitable employment
facts regarding the opportunities in Diesel.
Call or write for illustrated booklet.
WASHINGTON DIESEL SCHOOL.
S3 New York Ave Ne. Met. gO16.
Open Until . PM. Daily.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
MABELLE HONOUR,
q Years of Successful Beauty Training.
Evening star., 1938-04-04

ACCOUNTANT-Grad of an account
ancy school, some experience. would like
q position in a c.. P A. Office Will accept
position in any office. Best of references.
Call Decatur .lHl II. 81
Evening star., 1938-04-04
AIR CONDITIONING.
FL FCTRIC RFFR1GFRA ALTON

ELEI IRIC REFRlCTERAT lion.
Reliable men with fair education, who
are mechanically inclined and would like
to better themselves, must be willing to
train spare time to learn planning, eSti-
mating, installing and servicing work.
Write, giving age. present occupation,
phone. etc. Utilities Inst. Box @Si Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-04
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED--Bachelor's Ink rooms avail
able April IL. Write details. Box 63-Q,
Star.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room and
private. bath. No boarding house Prefers
MASSACHUSETTS, ave, California st. neigh
borhood. Box CLIO, Star ~
Evening star., 1938-04-04

A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Three ladies between 30 and 60. who
have lived in Washington a year or more.
to represent one of WashingtonS finest
civic projects; pleasant, dignified employ
ment. If you have a pleasing personality
you remunerations far above the average
no selling or canvasSng. Apply 9S Mary
land Bldg, 14l0 H st. NV, from 10 to
L. and :, to 4
Evening star., 1938-04-04

PAPERHANGING-PAI
Better work. written guarantee. Save by
calling Spieel. Adams 5S25. 5"
PAPER HANGING this week only. $3.50
per room; 1898 washable, sunfast papers:
work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PLASTERING. stucco cement. chimneys.
walls, 1eaky- roofs. After g.. Winnick.
Lincoln 4096-J. s.
Evening star., 1938-04-04

"O0d 18th ST, Apt. For gentleman,
large. attractive rm.. adj. bath; cool in
summer refined family; conven. downtown.
1871 BELMONT RID W-Attractive
single room: good location. Adams 4574
Evening star., 1938-04-04

ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKFEPER. Office man.
aeer experienced in public accounting and
its related fields. Permanent place wanted.
but will accept temporary position. Excel
lent references. minimum to start, $40.
Roy f Star
Evening star., 1938-04-04

P1ANO-Latest model, full keyboard Colo
mai model spinette piano. very slightly
used, S?i5 tSellS new Tor S:}.!5); latest
model new console type piano slight used.
Sl9S tTas S:'.s5) Very easy terms. Natl
;i,:,?!:t. Arthur Jordan Piano Co., corner
18th and {, SITS
Evening star., 1938-04-04
HELP MEN.
(Continued)

HAVE INTERESTING PROPOSITION for
man with car Apply 140a Parkwood pl.
NV, Tuesday, between q and 10 a m,
Evening star., 1938-04-04

RADIOS--Sale of 1897 models slightly
used: Sl59,50 Zenith l!-tube set. S69 30;
$50 lo3 r. c.. A. Victor now S69 90.
dan Piano Co. corner 18th and G SIS
Evening star., 1938-04-04
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

1920 ST. NE.-One room kitchen. semi
private bath; gas. light. heat furnished
EMPLOYED couple preferred. Adults only.
900 INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.W.-Entire
second floor 8 rooms, kit. sink. bath;
1:,3 1lth ST NE rooms; heat. gas
elec.; newly papered' and painted; street
car at corner: $40 monthly 4s
Evening star., 1938-04-04

RADIO floor model, new condition: sacri-
fce; gold velvet char. almost new, rea-
Sonabe 1913! Crittenden ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-04

LARGE LIGHT ROOMS. single en- suite:
closets. Semi-priVate bath: country club
area gentlemen. Wis. 45Os-J after 6 D NJ
1907 ST. N.W.-Large 2nd- floor front,
southern exposure, 4 windows chW
complete for Ink walking distance.
Evening star., 1938-04-04

BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY,
$50 Jefferson Davis highway. " mile south
Evening star., 1938-04-04
SIMON BELOFF,
CHATTEL NOTES

For lease or sale. Going business. Large
terms to responsible persons. Box 900,
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-10-27
Community Fairs

This week The Advertiser carries re-
ports of several community fairs, among
them being the splendid annual event oi
the New Century Club at West and two
colored fairs, one at Richiand and the
other at Mt. Olive.
1t is good to see these fairs in our
county. They create community interest
and rivalry of friendly and helpful ma
ture and help those who are trying to
raise finer and better farm products
They set an example for those who wish
to join in making their community
better place to live in. Anyone who
can raise better product in your com
munity is a good person to know. They
can show you things to your advantage
and make better citizen Of you.
Another colored fair will be held IN
Lexington tomorrow, in charge of All
Green, veteran promoter of coloreo
events. Go down and look at your loca
show and see the exhibits. Your pres.
ence will help and at the same time
you will learn what your colored neigh
bors are trying to do. A little encoura-
cement will go long ways.
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-10-27
Real Health Service

One of the finest services ever to be
offered in Holmes county has been con-
Quoted by DR.. L. II. Eubanks and his
efficient staff of the Holmes County
Health Department in a survey and test
Of suspects and contacts in tuberculosis,
the main attention being devoted to the
schools of the county. These tests are
made to determine such cases that might
prove disastrous to a person left neg
lected and to arrest any further spread
through association. Finding tubercu-
losis in its early stages is battle more
than half won. 1t allows proper Sc
gregation and treatment and reclama-
tion Of the patient. 1t also stops any
further contacts with a person liable to
develop the trouble through low ply
sical resistance, or one subject to the
disease. 1t also offers a chance to build
up protection against the dread malady
and aid in a health program that is
really worthwhile. The Health Depart
ment deserves the highest praise for
the service, and under direction of DR..
Eubanks will find nothing undone or
neglected in the efforts to stamp out
tuberculosis. Elsewhere in The Adver-
tiser is found review Of the work done
to date.
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-10-27

to the Chinese: (Attention, Kai-Shek).
The League of Nations is now prepar-
ing the way to apply sanctions to Japan.
Such encouragement! What a pity
that the people who are most capable
Of playing football game are always
on the sidelines. The same applies to
government! . /. The subsidy checks
seem to have gone with the wind or with
something. All the money was spent in
one day apparently or rather paid
most of it was spent before it was re-
oaived :. Those shadows detected slow
ly moving toward ditch or building
project during the last year or two,
which, incidentally, are better known
rs WPA workers, seem to have caused
quite bit of trouble in some states.
But it wasn't the shadows, it was the
high official who were to be trusted
with huge sums of money to be dis
tributed to the shadows. And most of
the big dogs, as they are so frequently
referred to, were broken down lawyers
or relatives of our senators and repre-
sentatives in Washington. Which all
goes to show that there is bound to
be good as we'll as evil in everything
even if II does have the almighty sane
tion of the almighty New Deal :. Simile
"Not worth a French treaty with Czech
oslovakia"-and don't dare apply that to
my column.
The Lexington advertiser., 1938-10-27
Figures Released In
tuberculosis Tests

During this month the Tuberculosis py
X-rays of contacts and Tuberculin test
ing of the high school students and all
those suspected in the communities has
been completed. 1,073 tests were given,
of this number 2S7 or 25.74 per cent were
positive by the skin test for tuberculo-
sis. 1877 X-rays of definite contacts have
been made and of this group four defi-
nitely cases of open, active Tubercuio-
sis were found.
We list here the number of people
tested in each community. We plan 10
make X-rays of each positive reactor as
soon as arrangements can be made with
tho State Department of Health. Inc
Tuberculin test only indicates that the
tuberculosis infection is present. IL
gives no indication of the extent OF IN
yolvement, therefore, it is absolutely
necessary that X-rays be made OF all
those shown to be infected by the Tu-
berculin test. The progress of Tuber-
culosis in the individual depends very
largely upon the inherited and personal
condition of the individual. The parable
of the sower very closely indicates what
may happen to the tuberculosis germ
when they are taken into the human
body, and may we again emphasize tnat
tuberculosis is no respector OF persons
as the healthiest from the most robust
family may become infected.
OF course, very large per cent Of
those positive to the Tuberculin test
have walled off and definitely proven
that their bodies are capable of reacting
in such way that the individual with
reasonable care will not succumb to
Tuberculosis, but if we are to stop the
impairment of health and the loss OF
life from tuberculosis, we must find
those open cases of tuberculosis and SO
supervised that they will not endanger
others.
Yours for better health,
L. H. EUBANKS, M. d.
County Health Officer.
The following survey has been COM
pleted and figures given by DR.. Eubanks: !:
Community No. Tested Per Cent