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peculaor Seer Certain Scmelng Again Knock Out Louis
YOUNGSTERS NEAR
END OF NET SCRAP
Three Titles at Stake in
Star Tournament Today
and Tomorrow.

Only the junior doubles champions
will remain to be crowned in The
Stars Junior-Boy Tennis Tournament
after this afternoons title singles
matches at Edgemoor in the junior and
boy divisions.
David johnson was a heavy favorite
to defeat Miguel Nunez for the junior
championship, but the boys titular
match between Eddie Richardson and
Bobby Bensinger was regarded Yas q
toss-up. Richardson was the second.
seeded player, while Bensinger was un-
rated, but the latter eliminated the
seeded No. entrant In the semi
final round.
Wins Boys Doubles Title.
Because the junior doubles tourna-
ment Is one match shy of being COM
pletely in the semi-final round. that
championship will not be decided until
Saturday. Nunez and Tom Wad-
den will play Harry Brinkerhoff and
Leonard Sokol tomorrow afternoon for
a berth in the next-to-last bracket.
The winners will meet Ham Bonham
and Ken Dalby on Saturday morning,
with the survivors OF that match play
ing for the title Saturday afternoon.
In all probability their final opponents
will be johnson and Dewitt Smith,
who were favored to beat Watts and
Silverman in q semi-final match to-
day.
Meanwhile. Eddie Richardson and
Chandler Brossard are being hailed As
the new boys doubles champion of the
city. They won that recognition yes
terday when they defeated the seeded
No. team Of Maurice Cowan and
John Lincoln in straight sets. Ga,
e3.
Winners Never Behind.
Without playing spectacular tennis,
Richardson and Brossard were ef-
fective and never on the short end
of the score. They won the first three
games Of the opening set and soon
ran their lead to 81. The eventual
losers looked as II they might make
a fight Of 1t in the second set when
they rallied from 20 deficit to
tie the score at p and 3-3, but
the new champs cracked Lincoln's
service in the seventh game and ran
out the match on Brossard's serve and
by breaking Cowan's.
Point scoring was fairly close, 1t
being 30-24 in the first set and
32-24 In the second. ..
After pairing to win the champion
ship, Richardson and Brossard took
opposite sides OF the net in . semi
final singles match which the former
won, Ga, 60. Richardson won the
last four games Of the FIRST set, and
after dropping the first OF the Sec
ond, took six Of the last seven games.
Summaries:
Today's Pairinss.
o'clock, Junior singles nnal-David
4:30 O'Clock, boy singles fnal-Eddie
Richardson VS.. Bob BensinSer.
O'Clock. junior doubles semidnal-
Johnsen and Dewitt Smith VS.. Watts and
6ilyerman. -
Yesterdays Results.
Boys doubles nnal-Eddie Richardson
and Chandler Brossard defeated Maurice
Cowan and John Lincoln, 6-2, 6-S, for
the championship.
Boys singles semifinal--Eddie Richard
son defeated Chandler Brossard. 6-2.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

The Tigers got only five hits of
Harry Harper, who hurled his best
game Of the season for Nationals
at Detroit. and Washington won,
5-3.
Harry Payne Whitney's imported
colt, Johren, won the mile -and-a-
quarter Suburban Handicap at Bel
mont Park. Cudgel and Spur, the
favorites, were out of the money.
Charles B. Fields of Chevy
Chase Club won the first annual
French High Command Cup, de-
feating Quentin r. Feitner, / I'D.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
Sports Mirror

By the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Detroit Tigers
bought Catcher Cliff Bolton from
Senators to I'LL gap left by Mickey
Cochrane.
Three years ago-Dizzy Dean
greeted by shower of lemons at
home park, but pitched Cardinals
to 1872 victory over Cubs.
Five years ago-Walter johnson
named to succeed Roger Peckin-
paugh as manager Of Cleveland
Indians.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
GAS TEAM CLIMBS
F.-- .- .I
WITHOUT PLAYING
Gains Erst-Plaoe Tie as Typos
Trim Pepco in Commercial
Diamond League.

Washington Gas Light Co. was showed
into first-place tie with Pepco in the
Commercial League without playing
yesterday when the Union Printers de-
feated the Electric outfit, Ga, in an
eight-inning game.
Pepco, defending its city champion
ship, had enjoyed stay of three days
at the top.
In other sandlot league games yes
terday, Bureau of Investigation sank
Interior, 1872, and Russell Motor de-
feated 7-Up, 80.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
GOOD OMEN FOR GENE.

DENVER. June 9.-Says little Gene
Sarazen regarding his chances in the
United States Open: Didn't I win It
in the 1922 depression, and didn't I
win it in the 1882 depression? Well,
things aren't 80 good right now."
Evening star., 1938-06-09
LEONARD JUDGES HORSES,

HAMPTON, Va, June 8 (R.-Om-
cials Of the Hampton Horse Show
Association have announced that Col.
D. Douglas Young of New York, Maj.
Henry A. Leonard of Washington and
Harry Spratley Of Elberon, va... will
serve as judges at the 10th annual
show June 1918.
Evening star., 1938-06-09

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Evening star., 1938-06-09
SEES new 44O RECORD
Stanford Coach Asserts Malott
Capable of Feat.

"Dink" Templeton, the Stanford
track coach, believes Ray Malott may
lower the world record for the 40 in
the N. c. A. A. meet.
The Cardinal star has run better
than the record time Of 46.4, and will
come up to the nationals in fine form.
form.
Having coached Ben Eastman and
other notable sprinters, Templeton's
opinion is worth considerable.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
A Dogs Life
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

Turn out the band Wave the flags! American breeders
ezra Depreson spent annually for
the OF the European
erswhle advocates the
article but habit
Evening star., 1938-06-09
UMPIRES MAKE GRADE
Fourteen Pass Exams for City
Sandlot Competition,

Fourteen applicants for umpire
positions in the sixth annual CITY,
wide elimination contest for peewee,
insect, midget and junior baseball
teams haye passed the examination.
They are:
James K. Davidson, Ray G. Thomp-
son, Walter H Boaze, Stanley B.
Rider, Ray w. Pello, Richmond M.
Cooper, Malcolm Rothenberg, Gilbert
z. Ford, Charles Kerr, Arthur 8.
Paletes, Orville A. Plat. Bernard L
Bernard, Carl A. Weise and James J.
McNaily.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
VIRGINIA SKEET FIRING.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, June 9 P.-
Firing in the .4l0-gauge and .20-gauge
events opened the fifth annual vir-
ginia State skeet tournament here
today.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
YAROSZ AFTER ABRAMS
Boxer D. G. Boy Beat May Be Met
t. nskk~h..--I D{--

in Pittsburgh Ring.
George Abrams, the Washington
middleweight who last Monday won q
decision over former Champion Teddy
Yarosz at Grindth Stadium. may travel
to Pittsburgh June a. to give the
Pole q return bout on his home
grounds.
sgd Fishel, Abrams manager, said
three promoters had offered to stage
the bout.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
SULLIVAN'S PILOT DIES
Lumley, Sports Writer, Also Was
Fitzsimmons' Manager.

NEW YORK, June CP.-Arthur
T. Lumley, manager Of John L. Sulli-
van and other boxing notables, ed
itor and cartoonist, died last night at
86 after long and active career that
covered a multitude Of interests.
He was boxing editor Of the Police
Gazette in its palmy days and later
edited and published his own paper,
the New York Illustrated News.
In addition to managing Sullivan
during his IS = round bare knuckle
fight with Jake Kilrain, in 1899, he
also managed Bob Fitzsimmons, the
"Nonpareil Jack" Dempsey and Jack
McAuliffe.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
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Evening star., 1938-06-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

st. Louis vs.. Washington, Grifith
Stadium, 3:15.
Tennis.
Evening Stars Junior Boy Tour
nament, Edgemoor Club, as.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Grinith
Stadium, 3:15.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Grifith
Stadium, 3.
Evening star., 1938-06-09
LOUIS is UNCONCERNED
Letdown After Recent Workouts
Fails to Perturb Joe.

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., June 9
P'.-Joe Louis, apparently uncon-
cerned by his bad press" after recent
workouts. resumed ring work today IN
preparation for his bout with Max
Schmeling at Yankee Stadium June %.
Yesterday Joe took brisk hike over
the countryside in the morning, but
after that he had things easy. His
chief diversion was target shooting
with a .22-caliber rifle.
Evening star., 1938-06-09

FULLER ENTERS HURDLES.
RICHMOND, Va, June 9 Dr.
Frank L. Fuller, Virginia sophomore
hurler, has filed an entry for the
State A. A. U. track meet to be held
at the stadium here Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-06-09

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Evening star., 1938-06-09

Edith Groves Of Jonedith fame
can't resist new dog or new breed.
She started, many years ago. with
German shepherds and Doberman
pinschers.
Evening star., 1938-06-09

Boys doubles nnal-Eddie Richardson
and Chandler Brossard defeated Maurice
Cowan and John Lincoln. 6-2. 6-3, for
the championship.
Boys singles semifinal-Eddie Richard
son defeated Chandler Brossard. 6-2.
g..
Evening star., 1938-06-09

3 o'clock, Junior singles nnal-David
Johnsen vs.. Miguel Nunoz.
$3.50 O'Clock, boy singles final-Eddie
Richardson VS.. Bob BensinSer.
5 o'clock, junior doubles semidnal-
Johnsen and Dewitt Smith VS.. Watts and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
THE ATONEMENT


The Missioner at Saint Pauls
Church dwelt upon the mystery
of the Atonement, when he
preached last evening. This is
the one great mystery of the
Faith which the Church has not
explained. The preacher told his
hearers that he would try only
to arouse their interest enough to
make them want to search furth-
er on their own initiative TO learn
more about this mystery. hssaal
However. of the many possible
points, Father Tiedemann chose
10 Speak bf these tAfeG First, that
Christ, lived died, and rose again
to reveal God to us; secondly, that
we might be freed from sin; third
ly, that we may be united to God
in life of personal holiness, the
purpose of which is to lead US to
work with God in this life and
forever hereafter in heaven.
The subject of the preachers
sermon tonight will be The
Church. This will show how
Gods love in the Atonement is
continued in the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
CAPTAIN RUDE
ARRIVES HERE
THOROUGHLY ENJOYS TRnj
MADE OVER HIGHWAY
INTO KEY WEST

Captain C. T. Rude, of the
United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey, was an arrival in the city
yesterday and said the trip over
the Overseas Highway was one of
the finest that could be made
anywhere.
Chief of the Division of Hydro
graphy and Topography, Captain
Rude came in for the purpose of
making an inspection of the field
party working in this section un-
der the direction of Lieutenant
E. r. Mccarthy.
His impressions gained from the
short time he has been in Key
West are such as to lead him to
make the brief but comprehensive
statement that Key West Can't
Miss.
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CAMERA CLUB
TREATED To
EXHIBITION
DELIGHTFUL SHOWING OF
PICTURES OF VIRGIN IS
LANDS GIVEN MONDAY
EVENING

Monday evening at a very de-
lightful showing, the members of
the Key West Camera Club were
treated to an entertaining and
very instructive exhibition of pic
lures of the Virgin Island These
pictures were taken by F. Town
send Morgan while he was living
in the Islands as a member of a
Federal Art Project Miss Ida
Kerr was hostess to the group.
They represent the most I'M
usual and picturesque of the
many scenes that are to be found
on every hand in this part of the
world. The Islands of St. Thorn
as, St. Croix and st. John were
very well shown. The accessible
ty of the islands is not very good
but the pictures shown cover all
the points of interest.
The most unusual pictures for
beauty were those of one group
taken in natural color. To see
these shots is to really appreciate
the vivid colors and tones to be
found in the tropics. 4
The architecture of the islands
is very much like that found in
some parts of France and Italy
although a great deal of it was
produced by the Colonists from
Denmark. All over the islands
are scattered large and very
beautiful estates.
One particularly interesting
group of pictures presented a vast
grove of coconut palms all bent
and twisted and bordering the
shoreline for several miles. There
seems to be no limit to the pic
torial possibilities in the group of
islands called the Virgins.
Among those who enjoyed the
show were: F. Townsend Morg-
an, Doody Morgan, Ida Kerr,
Mary Cleare, Emory Lowe Pierce,
Clara Yates. Steven c. Singleton,
III, Aren't Sjursen, Charles Perez,
Jr., Victor Larsen, Donald Cor
mack, Henry Brewer, Minnie Por-
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GIANTS CONTINUE
TO SUBDJE CUBS
TWO oNEHIT GAMES WIT
MESSED YESTERDAY;
INDIANS WON


NEW YORK, May l8.-New
York Giants continued to defeat
Chicago Cubs, as Shown by the
results of yesterdays game. 1t
took the New Workers twelve in
nings, however. In the fatal 18th
the Cubs had three men on and
no outs. But still they didn't
score. Sam Leslie, pinch-hitting,
drove home OFT with a single to
win the contest in the Giants half
of the 18th. Bill MCGEE twirled
one-hit ball against Brooklyn
Dodgers and so ST. Louis Cardin-
ais won, 2 to /. Although held to
a lone hit, Boston Bees were able
to score one run while Shofffner
held. Pittsburgh Pirates to three
hits and no runs. Cincinnati Reds
pounded out a 13 to victory over
PhiladelplFia Phillies.
Cleveland Indians pulled up to
within a half-game of the pace
setting Boston Red Sox of the
American League by downing
Philadelphia Athletics 5 to /,
while Boston was idle.
Results of the games follow:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
MATECUMBE KEY
MEMORIAL EVENT
BEING PLANNED
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS TO
BE MADE AT MEETING
HERE THURSDAY NIGHT AT
COMMERCE BODY Rooms

Preparations for a commemora-
tive service to be held ct the
cenotaph at Matecumbe are going
along steadily. and arrangements
will be settled upon at the meet
ing to be held in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms at 8 o'clock
Thursday night. Chairman S. c.
Singleton states that it is expect
ed that a definite program giving
full recognition to the jewellers on
the middle and upper Keys will
be welcomed by them.
Commander VIM. H. Reardon
reports that on his reconnaissance
trip last Sunday, he found that
the idea prevailed that the OBJ
servance should be essentially
one belonging to that neighbor-
hood and that Key Vests partici-
patton therein should take the
form Of sympathy and coopera-
ton extended to neighbors, and
would be heartily welcomed.
To a great degree this gather
ing on May 80 will be. among the
first fruits of the restored COM
munication between the islanders
of Monroe county, and only the
forerunner of the strengthened
bonds of fellowship that will do
much toward making one great
community of those who are no
longer by force of circumstances
separated from one another, it is
said.
Simply, reverentially and with
kindly affection toward one an
other, the memory of those who
persisted in the storm will be hon
ored at Matecumbe, between the
waters of Gulf and Ocean, on
May 20.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
SCOUT CAMP
CALLED OFF

Due to the city wide survey
which is to be made of Key West
Saturday morning by the Boy
and Girl Scouts in the cleanup
campaign, Troop 81 Boy Scouts
have called off the proposed over
night camp until later date
Tonight the scouts from both
boy and girl troops will meet in
the auditorium of the High School
to receive instructions on First
Aid. and safety methods will be
used during the Overseas High
way Celebration, when the Scouts
viii assist in the safety program.
This meeting will start prompt
ly at 7:30. Uniforms are to be
worn and a full attendance is ex-
pected.
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:: S p O r I S =:
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
sssessssessssssessssssss
tBy AcuILARl

q a. l69}E7t3f
BOXING
Mike Jacobs will give 10 per-
cent of the net profits from the
Max Schmeling-Joe Louis fight
on June %, at the Yankee Sta
dunn, to the European refugees
committee, organized by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, to aid refugees of
different European countries. 1t
is expected that the fight will
draw gate of S1,O00,OOO.
Everything is ready for the big
bout to be held at the Blue Goose
Arena, under the auspices of the
Key West Fire Department next
Friday night, May 20, at o'clock,
when the first bell will be rung
for the first preliminary. Pro-
moter Joe Mills has arranged a
very good program, and the fans
will be more than satisfied. To-
day at the Arena the last work
out willsbe held bvnthe fighters.
At 2 p. m. tomorrow they will be
weighed in, and the doctor will
examine each and Every fighter
on the card to give his OK or not
ras to the physical condition of
the boxers.
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lie X,x.~,s,s,:4I. e. & ..:,,I.,

The Story SO Far: Judith Good
loe Taarries seIf-nade Reuben
Oliver for his money. only to
discover he is bankrupt. After
their tCins are born. red-hedded
Cissy Rogers, lUho loUes Reuben,
gets him job in a lumber camp
managed by Gary Brent-the man
Judith loves. Al,cays a fighter,
Irving By Judith's codes has lreak-
ened Reuben. After a violent
quarrel toith Judith, he decides
to make his otDn latDs. Cissy tells
Judith bluntIy that she IS out to
get Reuben. Also that Gary is in
danger of losing his job to Reuben.
Judith realizes she must make her
decision.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
Ry BLANCHE SMITH FERGUSON

But" not quite knowing what
she meant herself. Now you've
told me, Gary. everything is all
right"
"What?" His eyes were cold steel
ALI the laughter, all the warmth
had mysteriouSly vanished. "You
only wanted to bring me 10
heel?"
mo, Gary, mol" Haltingly she
tried to tell him just what loving
him, without certainty, had done
to her through the years, That it
had been sort of blight across her
heart, preventing her from living
in the present.
There can be no divorce for me,
Gary"
Don't talk nonsense. Her re-
luctance made her a million times
more desirable. "Pll push it
through so quickly 81
you don't understand, Gary. A
bargain is bargain. I'm boind-
not only by my marriage vows, but
blythe lockwood"
4Well-of all thingsi"
Reuben saved it-sayed every
thing"
IF you feel so al, fred obligated,
dig up the blamed thing and give
him back his money!"
@Garyl" Was she going crazy?
Was Gary actually telling her to
sell the hedge?''
Gary stuck to his guns. I've
often wondered why your grand
mother didn't sell that box long
ago. With the price skyrocketing,
it seems wicked not to-"
Mortified she looked at him, ex-
pecting to see clay feet-a cloven
~ ), - - 1 Had s9ts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18

ter Harris. Ellis England. Grace
England. Donovan Herrick, How
ard England. and several others.
The members all voted the
showing a complete success and
all present asked Mr.. Brewer to
arrange for a showing of his nat
ural-color Key West and local
scenes. These pictures viii be
shown to the club at a later date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
RADIO LINK WITH RME

Lima, Pcru.-A direct radio cir
cult with Rome through Italian
Radio, on through to Berlin, will
open up the means of speedy COM
munications between these coun-
tries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18

THE ONLY CITY IN THE UNITED STATES
THAT HAS NEVER HAD FROST
WALLACE PINoER. CRY CLERK
Hon. Bernie Papy, Rep.
Monroe County,
Tai lahassee, Florida.
Dear Bernie:---

For information Council Will hold
adjusting
the Island
the Biological Station,
making sett1emntand feel
that it is unfair the This Councils
already BIRTH In abatements
this informat1on to
hsarihg friend behalf crumner Company
in refunding of another
btl1s
capacity understand
dollar If
all e before sunrtse.
another
feel that With
throughout this
admin tration 1T will
believe IT viii be
session making II
bond through Surety Company not less than
holders. counctlnen
=
within the
FECRYco
While hold
would first
bond and
appreciate If in
sane have this bill dram and passed in the House and sight
possibly Veil
given the vii oontnue 20 york for the
people. Regards,
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,eseseeseessssseeeeee
HABANA.MAD

oea HABANA-MADRID
Key Vests finest night club of
fering dance music in the man.
ner OF Otto Divanti and his or
chestra.
The Habana-Madrid Club -
beautiful and different, where
guests enjoy the seclusion of
tables among the palms in an
"Un-smoke Filled" Atmosphere
Latin and American-the coolest
place to dance; the hottest in mu-
sic-and the most refreshing
drinks.
There is never a cover, mimi
mum nor admission charge at Key
Vests leading night club.
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PAYS TAXES ON LOST LOT

Spokane, ash-After paying
taxes on piece oG property for
fhe pas flvc years. Mrs Bell VII
son. of Chicago. decided to VISIT
the spot She couldn't End Der
property ard. as result she Mas
given 4 tax refund and a 500
award.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18
ALL STAR CLUB

Another ardent baseball fan Of
the city picks the following play
ers for an AlI-Star Key West
baseball club.
Caichers-Al. Rodriguez and
Ivy Rodriguez.
Pitchers-Malgrat. Bethel. Sal
nero. Gates and I.ucilo.
Infielders - Barcelo. Mullins.
Gates, Baker. Al. AceveSio. sesea.
Acevetio and Al Acevedo.
Outfielders-Gahriel. b. Rob
ertS. Sterling. NJ. Accvedo and NJ.
Griffin.
Infield captain Bill Gates.
Manager-Roy HamIin.
Eeach and every fan Of the city
IS entitled 10 give their opinion
as 10 which players should be on
the -All-Star City Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18

siaseaao q Ncw York; French
ia vs. Gumbcrs (3-l) Cor Huh.
Pittsburgh AZ Boston, Kiinger
ti-0) vs. Turner t2-3l.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Cascarella t2-0l vs. Msilcahy tI-4l
S. Louis at Brooklyn Weiland
g2-21 rs. pressncU f4-I1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18

She A penny for your
thoughts.
SAILOR was thinking OF m
turning 10 the ship.
Little Brother Give him o dol
lar. SIS It's worth il
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MONROE COUNTY LEAGUE
lBasebalIl
TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago-Wilson ca
us. Whitehead ti-0l.
Philadelphia at Cleveland =
Nelson (l-0l vs.. Feller t4-n.
New York at St Louis Gomez
CD vs.. Newsom Oil
Washington II I'etreii-~D es-
hong t2-il VS. Poffenberecr t2.0l
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VERY UNUSUAL CASE

CARDIFF - Walter Thorring-
ton. %, Of this city was SEN
fenced to three months in prison
for clipping with his mother-in-
law. aged As.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-18

Dr.. Albert ". Palmer. presi-
dent oi the Chicago Theological
Seminary. born in Kansas City.
Mo. 50 years ago.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS


rector Of the Catholic University,
Washington. D. c. born in Phil
adelphia. So years ago.