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GoNvEsNlENTLY c LOCATED ON R. I. AVE.
90: s45; adults. OWNER: Line o5s2.
Tooms nsSn 1tth Kin bath ST 1s,sn,. NW.nd FLOOR
rets.: s55. Emerson 5467. e''A'e'' e'ee'
bda b 18th ST; N.E.--3 LARGE ROOMS
Sas gan not Ros water and winter time heat;
FIRST FLOOR LARGE RMS. H.. l.. c.:
IoSi I3aa IN . summer S425O. Call after pm.
; ;. LARGE "A 81 ROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN AND
nIsb Dath 300; d gas electric: and Frisidare fur
3NoY deeoratsed ss GO soos M9bTwo LARGE NEWLY
layatory etc: adults. .I6 4th st. Sc. 81.
9I9 EMERSON ST NV. RMS. KITcH-
en- and private bath inclosed porch: gas
elec near stores. car and bus n.
$50 goth ST. Nw-DOWNTowN. SPA
Hot water at all times 3Is
! R ST. NE.--CORNER BLDG. APIS
o. rooms and bath. large rooms; good
,ooataon xnH r, Rent less than similar apis. II
sby s6E Te, ren inspect these apts you will prob
o, C. VI. SIMPSON CO..
lo.4 Vermont Ave. Met. 500
The Teons D9DhEY Kitchen 14ss .sa nsYE ST Nw AND
' 'o.a |n v.snsSi Dfs5sfs Y s,sPsos sfas''''e e.
- W IIioIt htc Met. y 100.
l42O ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
PAIN. refrigeration, S45: 3 rooms, kitchen
path. reirigeration. S475O.
1853 newton st. NV rooms kitchen,
PAIN $500; rooms, kitchen, bath,
1477 Newton ST nw--1 room and bath,
S@5; rooms. kitchen. bath. S415O
c. w. SIMPSON CO,
1924 Vermont Ave Met. 500,
1924 VERMONT AVE (NON-HOUSE-
keepingl-1 rm.. bath, sos; rms and
ostn, @ s31 90 and S45. Building in ex-
c. w. SIMPSON CO.
lo24 vermont Ave. Met. 500.
1919 NEWARK ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen. . baths. entrance hall
and large porch. large rear yard See man
ager Newark Apis, 3621
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APARTMENTS UkFuRNISHED.
(HNat{nnAAN

pE wEsrSHT1E S.e.PtsI ApTs h lS3s iSsh sr
bath: elee.. refg.; $3.50. ''~'
832 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-EN-
tire thtrd 4. In PVT home: lge. rms. and
nsiuded chx asut asai s.ntiss fse onis anc
GALL ATLANTIC 1902 AFTER 2 O'CLOCK
noise snd hsst Modsrn Sv., .1sy bon
hood; save money; Ideal for roomers or
COOL, FRONT coRNER-seso conn.
r. r. ~ :0' 6.fssin.' rms SIS. os0ro owNGR f:R:
S33.bO-THE FAIRIEE. 1921 KENYON
st. n;wIl large room. nice dinette kitch-
en-. tlled bath. refrigerator: clean. inviting.
SSraS 30 3; dr ave 1S! NWti t,,i,iEIM EM. KITcHEN Z
sesnr.tsG %,en sisf'' gas heat. Now being re-
DUPLEx-33l6 DATE ST.. MT. RAINIER.
rage incl: laundry fscilities. Green. r. nsA i54i.
CREsToN, 1475 COLUMBIA RD.-DE-
cleo refg.: bet. cars. buses: S67 30.
1924 sth ST. NV. 18th AND I.ONGFEI-
side rooms. modern 2-story corner building;
Frigldalre on house current; rent. SAT so.
EEckER ~ shntos ss n?WhRD sTis sTRo
v,
15aS aa Ssrss ssn..s Also so xS.t ss
$500 9th ST. NV. (9th AND Kennedy
.2 49, rooms, kitchen and bath; modern 2
Current 0sa Rent. 81 to r:s5dar' sbS on house
L. 81 sTRoHseRERa 5sHleent NEE 1 q call EDWARD
SiteSe6 S41G OTIS is ST d,ni.,E NE1a LARGE ROOMS
hot water % eHposuees Prsidars sa.a hss' s5S saa
A!So A rooms kitGhenette and bath. S32 SO.
MT. MT: PLEASANT. 1878 ,1NGLEsIDE TER
So frisidar. ntenfn hea sas eIee
included. Columbia 547s. ''
suBLET SUE Is; JULY l TO OCT. !; WILL AC-
Steb.p cfpl reduced sne rental rooms d,nstte.
walking distance downtown. La Sale
Apts.. No. 1907. 1923 Conn. ave
1905 N. CAPTTOL-3 RMS, BATH, EN-
tire moor; gas. cleo, heat; S35 80.
sls A ST: Ne ROOMS. KITCHEN
% and see ea'n phsas asfG hncon nelpa1s ss hot
900 N.E.,-sEC. FLOOR FRONT; NEW
~ decorated. attractive liv. room. small
Kitchen. large closets; cleo. sink refrig. !,
oil heat; adults; only sober people: So 80. :
Dlas BATH rh ncSsed DorsS
week days. s to :: S45
~ ss.s4au yARNUM ST. N.W-ENTIRE End
LOvI' LMs.. large Klt, ElectroluX. pvt.
patn, screened porch adults
ANACosTIA DUPLEX. 2O11 18th ST. Sc,
- rms. kit. bath. porch refg.; sac so.
Key next door.
ONLY x45-3 EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE,
bright rms, kit. bath. porch
Apt. 2O2. LAVENIA, 6lS F. st. NE.
THE NEBRASKA. 3! RANDOLPH PL.. NV
s425os5o North a251 0A'h pistries rfas'as,se osss
STONEHURST, 115 10Th ST S.E|5 RMS,
Rit bath: Frigidaire: reas rent. Dist.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARTIST SEEKS ARTIST STUDIO OR
265-f. Star. 21.
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APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

54Ce conn AvE,--s ROOMS. KITCHEN
a5:4 Iowa eve t, rooms; s,, hitehsn . and nc
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 eth st. NV.
11O6. HoLBRooK ST N.E-lRENT RE-
duced-3 rooms. kitchen bath. back porch,
Rppg PENN Hefs REaTY hos s.
NV. Met. 2s3.
Mr.: RHODE ISLAND AVE N.E.-,-a RMS.
bath glassed porch; POI redecorated; sss conven'
1 1os KENNEDY ST. NV; APT TO-: s2ms ~
tilasttiion; tsti ~ $3.50. Randolph 1850:
Nsv,s n! sna assolatsd sssh Apt s. 'l0 R ave ne
45o, NEWTON PL., NV LARGE RMS.
1885 D ST. NE ROOMS, KrTCHEN
1iaeoln 1ase; sc ioasl heat and cleo. iurnlsne0.
1883 NORTH cAPTToL ST. ROOMS.
sity bath; a.t ns11y s.ls papered' painted; heat;
4 RANpoLPH a. r; NW;w2 Ild Rms, 1T KITGM- CHI
tai zsi.ssis sasn zsit sys!y'hns furnished $50 mo
5,{n 5 5nS as; sWs vs.f; ems k5T KIT ANR sS3
and gas included.
nAhoHa 5atk &c., paak Adults MD snsphsId aS 415sR M
4ol5 GEORGIA AVE. PETWoRTHE.
Corner apt. large rooms. kitchen, bath:
FIsidsire heat hot water
THE CRESCENT, 1885 CRESCENT PL.
+. 8. BELT. Union Trust Bldg: 20.
ENTIRE End FLOOR. 9 BEDROOMS. LIv-
eonvenient to transportation adults %. only.
MT. RAINIER. MD. s5os VALLEY AVE.
san ans :R e0:s cs1:
and bus very reasonable.
1926 STAPLES ST. NE. e BLKs. OFT
Trinidad d aye;lLNew home: .-sm; ra., apart part
gas. elec. furn:: reas:
WOODBRIDGE. .2SO6 r. L. AVE. N.E.-3
F1Sms Fes 1:,P PIvst ts bath AaGta heat light gas
zs!. eSfa .ss 9. sens sRa a.
bath; Frisidaire; $40. Natl. 24O5.
DUPLEX SPANISH HoUsE-GRoyND
foor; private entrances; large saTden;
aiss sss7. ground adults; June free North
COMPLETE DUPLEX APARTMENT or.
anS bath hDey sntsfy Gn
NV. any evening, pm. 81
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1924 DECATUR
ld p ;s1d Foso.s F% kit 1sS4 saa BATH rear porch
$500 L ST N.w-WAIKINa DIsTANcE
frieeration: resident manager; $40 month.
JAS. A. oEDDES. Agt.. Dist. 1909. 26e
NORTH AND CENTER CATHEDRAL NAN
Zoo entfs ,ice-very large rooms. remark:
able closet space; rooms. Kitchen and
free. Adams $500 and Columbia 2146.
TAKOMA .RARK-EXCEPTIONAL SEC
ond do0r, 6looms. kitchen. bath; private
herd 2270.
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WILLOWREST, in historic Shen. Valley.
10 mi no. of Harrisonburg; large rooms.
spacious lawn; exc. food and water; spe-
cial arr. for parties July 4 holidays. Mrs.
Louie c. Funk, Singers Glen. Va. 2O'
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THE ARGONN1
THE DAHLIA,

THE DAHLIA,
7O1a GEORGIA AVE
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital
: rooms. kitchen and bath. S45.OO.
rooms Kitchen dinette. bath and in
Elevator, Resident Manaser. Rand. 1890.
4425 18th ST. NV.
Refe on H. C. See janitor.
2520 10th ST. NE.
.4ss ,o rooms dinette' kitchen and bath;
25O4 10th ST. NE.
rooms. kitchen, dining alcove. bath
and porch; $3.50.
=, Call ONCE for TRANSFORMATION to inspect
' ' EDW. M.WnL1s.
sl6 Investment Bldg. National 747a
CAPITOL HILL.
=, Front apt; 2 rooms. kitchen. bath and
s4a5o Hss'si TSe Mafdsv e5ss'ri1 aps
Sl5 Md. ave. ne.
18th and East Capitol SITS.
Rrisat sSrneT apt kitchen and
THE LONGFELLOW.
Several desirable apts. 1 and rooms.
kitchen and BATH. large dinettes. some with
solarium and concealed bed. all in excellent
condition. Large. modern elevator build
ing. Excellent location. Reasonable rent
ais include gas and electricity See resident
manager. The Lonsfellow Apis. 55ai Colo
18th AND FULLER SITS.
Corner apt. 2 rooms, kitchen. bath with
shower. Very, modern building featuring
custom-built kitchen cabinets. Electrolux
refrigeration, electric exhaust fan, console
range fully insulated with oven control.
painted walls. etc. Rent includes gas and
electricity. 1855 18th st. NV.
COLORED.
2 rooms. kitchen bath and foyer. Will
decorate completely. Rent includes electric
refrigeration: S36.5O. The La Corona
DUPLEX.
2 rooms kitchen, dinette bath with
shower, large screened porch and yard
Completely redecorated. Very convenient
location. Rent includes heat. hot water
and janitor service: S52.50 945 Randolph
ST. NV.
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FORT STRONG APIS. LEE HIGHWAY.
va large. cool rooms, kitchen, bath,
unfurn-: first floor. Walnut 7Ol6. 81
4 RMS. BATH, UNFURN., y BLK FROM
matte hot-water heat. cleo; year-around
domestic hot water S35 mo. Phone Ber-
wyn 46S daytime. Berwyn $40 night
FURNISHED, ROOMS, BATH PRIVATE
entrance; garage: yard; light Housekeeping
on, porch. Address Box 1914, Rockville.
Md. H0a
FURNISHED. . ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, S35 month. Inquire 1902 Lee high-
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31a YOU ST. NE
one room, Kitchen. semi private bath.
screened pofeH, nicely furnished, every
thing included. SS6
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18th AND FULLER SITS.

2 rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath with
shower, large screened porch and yard
Completely redecorated. Very convenient
location. Rent includes heat hot water
and janitor service: x52.50. 945 Randolph
st, NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

To sublet for summer or LONGER arm.
furn. corner apt. in new. Quiet. cool.
model Buckingham Community. $50.
Walnut 1QQ6-J
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Researcher Uses Films
To Study Ancient Books

CLAREMONT. Calf. Jan 15-
Harold Davis Of Pomona college
doesn't own many rare books. but
he can read them 70 his hearts
content
In doing research On WORK q
English translators. DAVIS has re-
corded on moving picture fin
the priceless pages Of many an
Gent books. When ne wants 70
refed to one he merely flashes Il
on a screen and studies II a. ms
leaSure.
The books themselves are ac-
cessible only IN widely scattered
Libraries.
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moments when her thoughts drift
ed to Reck, 70 his engaging smile.
ms curly blond hair, the wonder
uf what he'd do next and the en-
ehantment Of the way he'd do il.
Il would take her a long time TO
get over Reck. Maybe she never
would.
81 heard yesterday" Ray said
over the rim OF his coffee cup, that
the agreement between the Vege-
table Workers Union and the
packing houses expires sometime
IN August or September and that
the Union viii not renew il unless
the wages are raised and they are
allowed a hiring hall"
SO whatg" Bill rose and stretch
ed himself.
Il think the packers viii allow
the raise but not the hiring hall.
What win that do to our crops?n
Media inquired, alarm flashing IN
her.
The packing sheds win buy our
lettuce all right, but just try %
make delivery II there's a strike
on"
III put in The money and agony
Of raising crop I'm going 20 de-
liver II no matter what happens. /"
Media avowed.
Alta girIl cheered Doris. Be
hold Miss Media BARREL A second
Joan % Arc rides through the
plckeling mob Of strikers - on q
fruck!e
During the laughter that follow
ed Media said. "Ill do that Il I have
TO. See II I DON'T"
Maybe you're the reincarnation
Of Joan Of Arc. Are your Bill
wanted 20 know.
I'm only Media Barrie. farmer
by necessity Her Rayety left her
and she become a little petuiant.
Why she demanded Of no one in
particular. do all these awful
things have 70 happen 20 u.s. Rains.
strikes and what have your"
Life would certainly be sweI il
Il would leave as alone. Bill COM
merted dryly. But who wants 70
yeEefafe7"
4 don't want 70 vegeiate, but I
would ike q break on my lettuce
crop. Media said firmly.
Il We don't get that break BID
neKan and paused FOR a second
Vel n my case Il VII be .
ezi6
When they reached the paved
lAtrouEhfare On TIE way hone
they passed Reck. Nelda's heart
R4Ve leap ak 81 gi1k q his roadster,
then aropped Ike q nlumrnet when
zle saw the blond eirl beside hirf
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DARE TO DRFAMTx
~, II, sy ALICE "Aair DODGE 5E7zSS

Even in the feeting glimpse she
recognized her as Vivian Nelson.
Never Again.
DY the time she reached the
- rancho her emotions had ex-
hausted her-left her without inn
pulse to think or act. Let him 90.
Let HIM marry Vivian Nelson.
She had been home about an
hour when familiar horn sent up
a demanding honking IN the yard
Recki
He had come backl Joy shot
through her, sudden and sharp,
ike a dazzling wave. She started
out on run, but her steps slowed
as she approached the back door.
Don't throw yourself at himp
her pride warned.
Hello, Reck." she greeted in a
steady voice.
He leaped out and advanced pos
sessiyely upon her, tall. golden.
ike Greek god.
4 came 70 give you thisI" He
took her hand and placed the di-
amond ring upon her finger. Il
know you didn't mean what you
said the other night"
What I saidY She drew away
from him.
7 didn't mean a word Of what I
said. The softness in his voice
made her crumble I'D and 20 into
the arms he held out for her
Let's never shoot of sparks
like that again, Reck- Live been
miserable" go s<eoEg Is !
So have /. But there's sonhe-
thing I want to know Is that fell
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FEW C0NDORS LEFT,
SURVEYS NOW SHOW

SANTA BARBARA. Calf. Jan
z5-The giant American condor
which once ranged from he Co
hnbia river 70 Mexico IS reduced
70 q few small colonies IN ne
California mountains. recent sur
veys have shown
Ieonard Swanson Of tbs city
estimates that about 50 eondOrs
live N Two colonies IN the Santa
baEbaFa nalional forest. Two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
Local Outfits Guards Go
Dead In Final Quarter
Allow Navy Shooters To
Go Wild

outplaYing an experienced and
tricky U.S.s. Dunlap quintet. sad
ly out of shape. the carbonell
Stars looked Ike sure winners the
first-half of fhe came LAST night
al the GYM then their guards fell
asleep and The Sailor boys jump
ed in the breach. hi the lead. and
10 gef, s5HE obs sfff iss5ss
won. 1888.
Z The Stars were ahead 22-18 at
the half. were outscored by two
points the third quarter and COM
pleteIy outclassed in being OUT
scored by eight points the final
canto.
Adcock, Ianky center, high
score man with IA points. and Nc
Kay were responsible for the COB
counting the final quarter. Car
bonell and Knowles, high-point
man with u markers for the
losers, were Star standbys the last
quarter in the exciting changes of
lead.
Zusinski, Al-Navy guard in
1895, and ONeil, another first
string guard, are in the brig for
their affair at Sloppy Joe's Sat
urday night, and could not play
last evening. An attempt win be
made to get them out for We'd
nesday nights game with the
High School Varsity.
The Navymen show a tricky
team with deceptive and fast
password, and are good shots.
The score last night would have
been much greater, If the boys
had their land legs and a little
practice in popping away at the
hoop. They should be in very
good shape against the High
School.
Excellence of the Navy pass
work is in that the ball is thrown
to positions and the player. ex-
pected to be there. usually gets
there - difficult basketball to
beat.
Box score:
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Statues Broken In 1872
Restored At Mission

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO.
Calf. Jan. 25.-Three images q
saints which were installed in the
old mission here the year the De-
claration Of Independents was
was signed have been restored 10
their pedestials. Topped of and
broken by the earthquake Of 1872
they lay in pieces until recently
repaired BY order Of the Rev. Ar
thur J. Hutchinson, pastor.
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Tree Genetic Institute
To Be Worlds Largest

PLACERVILLE. Calf, Jan IS.
= Construction of new green
houses and laboratory buildings
is under way at the Institute OF
Forest Genetics near here.
R. H. Weidman. superintendent,
says that on completion the insti-
tuition viii be the largest in the
world devoted entirely to study OF
hereditary principles as applied
to growth of trees.
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The Characters

Media, trIlo IS struggling tCitH a
lettuce farm, breaks her engage
Haent to Reck lrheB they quarrel
holly oUer her ambitions.
Bill Is q tanned. young lettuce
farmer. He and Media are dratcn
together. in spite Of frequent
fdre-ups.
Reek, tcealthg playboy. SCOTS
at NeIda's lettuce farm and her
dream Of finishing college.
Mrs. Reckless. Reckss naughty
mother. disIikes Media.
Jack, EeIiss younger brother,
has giUen up medical school
against EeIda's wishes.
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Chapter IS
Reconeaiadon

NY one ever tell you that you
"A talked too mueh2" Ray asked
his wife.
They stopped in a glade where
the sun spattered down through
the pine boughs. Happy chatter
and laughter echoed through the
trees as the young people gathered
stones to make a grill. Bill had
brought Wieners 70 roast and he
went about the task gayly, his face
eager, alive, dynamic.
When he handed one to Media on
q long stick she said, Bill, you're
terrifcl"
Must be the air" he replied
with a grin.
At times such as this she liked
him enormously. But there were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
4 SPORT rs \
By JOVE
Today In History

17S7-So-called Shay's Rebel
lion eliminated IN unsuccessful
attempt of armed men to capture
Springfield, Mass, arsenal. Dam
lei Shays led farmers, maddened
by refusal of state legislative to
do anything in acute depression.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

1s32-Historic remark of New
York's Sen. William L Marcy in
debate in CongreSs-that there is
nothing wrong in rule that to the
victor belong the spoIIs OF the
enemyH-which remark coined
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25
POPULAR COURSE

FRESNO. Calf - Charles
weessner. salesman and one-time
Baptist pastor. doomed attendance
AZ the evening high school here
when he announced two courses
in How 10 Fall in Love and Stay
Put.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

First Soldier-where were you
when the battle was raging
Second Soldier-T was right
where the bullets were the thick
est
First Soldier-Where was THAR
Second Soidier-Under the am
uaunition wagon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

1915 - Telephone connections
between New York and San
Francisco established; Alexander
Graham Bell. telephone inventor.
talked in New York TO Thomas
A Watson in San Francisco, the
same two who had made the first
telephone call in 1875.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

1sl9-University of Virginia es-
tablished by Act OF Virginia's
General Assembly; the lifelong
ideal of Thomas Jefferson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

Matthew Vol of New York,
vice president of the American
Federation of Labor. born in Lux
emblng. SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

l898-U.S.S. Maine reaches Ha-
vana on friendly visit; blown up
the next month
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

Ernest F. W. Alexanderson of
Schenectady. N. Y, noted General
Electric electrical engineer-inven-
tor, born in Sweden, so years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

William C. BuIlitt of Pa, Am
bassador to France. born in Phila-
delphia, A years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

OLD AT 4Ol GET PEP.
MEN New ostrex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invig-
orators and other stimulants.
One dose starts new pep Value
S1.00. Special price 89c- Call
write Gardner's Pharmacy.
jan4-tue-thru-fri
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

I AURA returned from her visit
Ito her brother all agIow with
accounts Of his fine farm and the
good things she had to eat while
there.
Is your brother better9" Mrs.
Barrie wanted to know.
He's as vel as he'll ever be. I
guess, Laura answered. Hes the
complainin' kind. but you know a
creakin' hinge hangs a long time. .
June came brightly and gave
way 20 the more brilliant radiance
or July. There was a great charm
about the summer season IN the
Pajaro Valley. The days u ere blue
and gold. stepped in sunshine
Nelda's lettuce rop looked even
more promising than the spr7ng
one had. Il was y II the earth had
opened her heart and yielded
treasures.
Media had al her plans organ
lied. The crop would be ready 20
harvest around the middle Of Sep
TENDER. She would superintend
that and enroll at college the first
q October. Reck and his mother
planned to sail for Europe In Mo-
vember. They were going to New
York By way Of the Panama Canal.
They expected 10 remain abroad
for two years. Media would Join
them IN Paris in April.
What q tine vel havel- Reck
prophesied The mater knows
the social paths Of the continent
Ike nobody,s business
L would Be fun TO do Europe
with him. Media thought. She had
drugged her mind against her sus-
PIGEONS concerning Hrs. Reckless
real reactions 20 her. Finally she
reached the point where she felt
she had only imagined that ths
woman objected 10 her as q
daughter-in-law.
fcsssssaf. fss7. AK Msrss Do6ssI
Iasor trsubiss lssn "a nssznls
h-r.=sr. trnsrrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

DIR. Rufus Jones. Quaker pro-
fessor emeritus Of philosophy at
Haverford College, born at South
China. Maine, IS years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-25

U. S. Senator Homer T. Bone of
Tacoma, Wash, born at Franklin,
Ind. IS years ago.
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CHASED BY TRAM

SALINAS. calif-J. Z Griffei,
rsneher Of this city. IS suing :
western railroad company for
sl4ooo damages. charging that
one Of is trains after Jumping
the track. started down the high-
Way after him. causing him u
crash INTO . tree with his truck
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Prof. William Ellery Leonard
of the Univ. of Wisconsin, poet,
born at Plainfield, n. J.. 81 years
ago.
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snail eolonie also are reported
IN Kern county
In TIE spring al expedition w-iIl
try 70 Photograph the big scaxen-
gers il Their native habitat
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1937-Nation speeds aid to $780,
600 flood victims as conditions be-
come worse s52,ils17sa ~ &C. Be-
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the expression, the -spoils sys-
tenn.
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Emil Ludwig of Switzerland,
famed author. born 81 years ago.
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Gobs Overhaul Flying Stars =.
And Sail In To 1898 Victory
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Today's Birthdays

DR.. Paul H. Nystrom, Columbia
Univ professor of marketing, new
member of the Federal Board for
Vocational Education. born at
Maiden Rock, Wis. so years ago.
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LOST

LoST-Conklin Pencil in Post
Office on Wednesday. Valued
as gift. Reward if returned to
BeuIah Howard, phone 491.
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low Langdon IA love with your"
mo.
Il hate any one who Is in love
with you, he said passionafely.
You've got 10 come TO Europe
with me"
eth take me such a very few
months to graduate"
In the end they compromised.
She would 60 back to college, but
she would join him in Paris as
soon as she possibly could after
graduation.
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ron SALE

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