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arrange Social
For Tonight

A Name Social" VIII be gwen
this evening at OveI Sea Hotel
under auspices of the Young Peo-
pies Department of Fleming
Street Methodist Church The
social viii start at 7:45 O'Clock
Proceeds VIII go toward paying
off the debt on the parsonage In
addition to the excellent program
arranged a farce comedy viii be
presented and refreshments
served
"A Rainbow of Husbands"
farce comedy, the highhght of
the entertainment has the follow
ing cast: Margaret Neff, Fred
knight, Jennie Mae johnson,
Marguerite Valenzuela, an d
Gerald Saunders.
Remainder Of the program is
as follows:
Instrumental selection-Gerald
Saunders and Fred knight.
Piano selection-Ahce jerks.
Solo-George Jensen.
Reading-Emil Sweeting.
Piano selection-Marjorie Frow.
Duet-Mrs. Carl Bervaldi and
Susan LaKin.
Trio-Vergie Key. Madge Sands
and Zenia Hoff.
Solo-Faye Elizabeth Bervasdi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Edward Schacter, of Auveme,
N. Y, is spending another vaca-
ton in Key West. and proposes
to stay as long as possible and as
he comes principally for the fish
ing. viii do all of that he possibly
can
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sUsPENDs SERVICE

coLpwATER Mich.-wsl,er
Sanford taxicab driver Of his city
recently suspended service for
three days awaiting the burial q
KRIS Tut. cal which had nd
den with him in his cab for near
u seventeen years
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RETAINS MEMORIES
OF ISLAND CITY

Rev. A. L Maureau, S. J. has
received the following praise of
Key West from the Editor Of
Poetry Caravan, Lakeland, Fla.
The Chamber of Commerce
sent me through you. their Pic
toriaL You certainly have a very
tropical and exotic city. visited
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This reward Is available 10 all private passenger
owners insured for both bodily injury and prop
cry damage Liability with any 81 the companies
listed herewith Ii IS a guaranteed rc~ard-in-
ciuded IN the contract.
See your ioeoI insvrunes odviser for desaiIs =.
The 81 companies listed the right WHICH, with
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lists BY together writing more bodily injury and
property damage liability insurance than any other
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Tier agents and brokers arc IN every city and
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Mrs A. Ghingold and son,
daughter and grandson of Mrs.
G. A. Kantor, who had been visit
ing for five weeks in Key West,
left this afternoon over the high
way for Miami en- route to their
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win You Marry hIe?'
MEDIA left the room with grace
and sureneSS.

and SureneSS.
Downstairs she paused and gaz-
ed with a curious sense Of detach-
ment at the magnificent spread
of life and color on the ballroom
floor. She saw Reck enter through
another door.
He looked like god, she reflect
ed. He had Il we'd her as much as he
could love any girl. He wanted her,
yet he didn't want her. His manner
could be fascinating. But one
thought came clear. His soul was
that of a snob. IF he could have
lied so vileIy to his mother about
their reconciliation their whole
engagement was meaningless. II
had never been
She felt as If she were someone
else looking back upon herself.
Now she knew that the emotion
she'd had for him was only loves
counterfeit. Il was the things he
represented that she'd loved. His
luxurious and free way Of living.
A blind alley Of emotion She hated
herself fiercely at that moment for
her own weakness and INDIGESTION.
She started toward Reck. She
would give him back his engage
ment ring. But, mol He was feeling
his drinks. This was not the time.
She'd wait until she reached home:
than she'd send the ring through
the mail with note.
Homel The thought opened
foodgates Of longing. She wanted
to 90 TO the rancho at once. II was
her possession. Her kingdom.
Shed left part OF herself there.
AS her roadster sped through the
darkness she built new dreams.
She had a grand feeling, as IL all
the world was before her, waiting
TO be conquered. She would finish
her last quarter at Stanford. Then
she would return TO the rancho. II
would be fun 10 plant beans next
season and watch them grow.
Would Bill still want TO marry
herr Bill beside her. Gambling
with the. soil and elements. They
could make life an eternal adven-
ture. Il was 50 easy now for her to
see that there was a deep, true
quality about him that Reck could
never ac1ieFe pou1H IS
twas two-thirty in the morning
when she ean1e 10 Billss ranch. The
fnere sight Of his house outlined
dirnly u the darkness made a vivid
rush OF excitement accelerate her
pulse. Suppose ne had changed his
mind about wanting to marry herl
Oh. he Couldn't He was the safest,
strongest man in the world.
Moved by an impulse over which
she had no control. she turned into
the roadway that led 70 the house.
Gently, she pressed the horn.
A window was thrust open 50
quickly that she knew Bill had not
been asleep yet.
who is IL" he asked.
~Bin'-her voice was trembling
do you still want 70 marry mes
DO II Wait until / throw On
some clothes. and I'll come out and
tell you how much"
Don't get UP. rs late. and I
must be going.
~You don't want me TO chase
down the highway after you In my
paJamas2@
Course not" She giggied from
sheer rapture. Really lust
stopped 70 ask
Watt" he commanded.
She waited. She had known al
the time she would.
fcopgTfsAs. 1857. Alice Nsrts Dosgm
The Fad
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WANTED TO REEErER

OKLAHOMA CITY, just
deaf think I can make II on the
outside. explained 65-year-old J.
H Deering to the warden Of the
OklshouIa state penitentiary
when he asked for readniSsion 10
the prison
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Embarrassing Scrap Book

DO you keep a scrap book?"
No, answered Senator Sor-
ghum. Il started one, but it con-
tanned so much that was impolite
I couldn't take it home without
having it expurgated".
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PERSONAL MENTION


George T. Mantou, well known
in the cigar manufacturing cir
cIes of Pennsylvania, VINO was In
the city for several days left
over the highway this morning
for Miami and other points on the
east coast before returning to his
home
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Mrs. Ralph Smith and daughter,
who had been visiting for a while
with relatives and friends, left
this morning on Florida Motor
Lines bus for her home in Green
vile, S. c.
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TRANSPORTATION


Power boat Sullivan, Captain
Veral Roberts. of the Overseas
Transportation Company, arrived
in port this morning from Miami
with a load of freight for this
port.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Henry Cruz, employee of the
Monroe Ferry System, who had
been spending a while with his
family on Caroline street, left
this morning for his vessel at No
Name Key.
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Mrs. Yvonne Goldberg and
daughter Diane, who were visit
ing at the old family home, the
Baldwin residence on Ann street,
left over the highway this after
noon for the home in New York.
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home in GAINESVILLE, S. c.. ac-
companied by Mrs. Kantor. who
viii visit in Miami for one week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Jack Friedman, business man
who had been IN the city for a
few days On pleasure trip. left
this morning over the highway
for jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

J. P. Porteus was a passenger
on the bus this morning going to
Miami to meet his son who is fly
ing from Rio. Brazil. en- route to
New York
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S OC IAL I @ m
ACTIVITIES Ta1
Social Calendar

t-s- 4ss4flG4 fst1se H. s5t.zs- Erf
TUESDAY, - y fesas.s
Meeting, Stone Church Service
Club. 6 P. NJ Church An
mex
Regular Meeting. Junior Wom-
ans Club. 5 p. n Public
Library
Name Social, Young Peoples
Department, First Methodist
Church 7:45 P. n Oversee
Hotel.
WEDNESDAY,
Meeting, Harris School PIT A.
3P. II. School Auditorium.
Monroe County Clinic Benefit
Show. Palace Theater.
Founders Day program at Har-
ris School. Parent-Teacher
Association meeting. 8 P. n.
School Auditorium
o
THURSDAY
Rotary Club Luncheon 12:i5
: P. NJ. St. PauFs Annex.
o
FRIDAY
Social Meeting, Junior WoTnan'S
Club. 5 P. NJ Public Lii
IS. brary.
MONDAY
Meeting, Music Guild. 8 P. NJ
Oversee Hotel Salon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Morris Holtsberg, local business
man left over the highway this
morning for business visit in
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Mayor Willard NJ. Albury, and
Mrs. AIbury, left on Florida
Motor Lines bus this morning for
Miami for a visit of several days
on business and pleasure.
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DARE ToDREAMfxN
HI srALcE MARIE DODGE seaaf5rTAJ

time he caught you grubbing In the
field with common laborers," Mrs
Reckless went on. But you had to
coax him back"
@You are mistaken, Mrs Reck-
less"
HE gave me the facts himself"
Mrs. Reckless asserted coldly. He
went to your house 70 tel you he
could not go on, and you claimed
him your fance before a group OF
your friends"
why he" Media stopped
shortly. What was the use Of tell
ing this woman her son had lied
10 herr
Earl is chivalrouS-a gentle
man." Mrs. Reckless stated proud
~. He never would have proposed
to you IN the first place if your sis
ter-in-law hadn't threatened Us
because he had compromised you"
-OhI" For a moment Media
thought she would topple over.
Then pride slapped her like a wet
towel and cleared her brain Il
knew absolutely nothing Of Leila's
threats"
Mrs. Reckless raised brows In
dicated that she doubted that
statement.
Earl became engaged to Vivian
Nelson after we returned from
Hollywood" she said crisply.
"You need worry no more, Mrs.
Reckless" Media spoke with a
quiet dignity that came to her all
at once. Il have no intention Of
marrying your son."
This was the first time she had
ever been without tension In this
W0manss presence. Il came to her
that Il was easy to be poised when
you didn't care. You couldn't be
impressed by arrogance and an
tsgoniSn when yoW mind was al
ready made up 70 take another
course, even though it was only
subconsciDusl made up. Gazing at
Mrs. Reckless she felt a quick
sense Of superiority, a contempt for
the woman's false values.
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new Reword for fhe Safe Driver
-Mm me M a@AM/

The mlspoken gratitude Of youngsters and old
people :. esery one-of al Hiring things along
our highra,s-has alsoays been the reluurd Of
careful driring.
Nosr something more definite has been added TO
this: MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO Be rssuarded 10
insured motorists presenting Pcrfed record as
safe drivers.
THISCAMPMGNF0R SAFETY-lhegreaiest
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- stock casualty insurance companies listed herewith.
> and over $4,000 agents and IEzkrrs who are CO
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q GUARANTEE REWARD The Safe Driver Reward
Plan provides for = Of Is PER cent Of The
nna premium provided no los under policy
during the L moatks Il ! IN force. This apples %
pcies written and renewed In this state after
February l, 1881
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Hull regrets Mexican tariff
rises as offering no solution for
the economic difficulties.
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Ask your insurance agent or broker about ihe
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Commission Studies
Plea for Increase
In Taxicab Rates
Boost to 80, 50, 70, 90
Cents Is Suggested
In Petition

Legal experts Of the Public Utili-
ties Commission today began
study Of a request by four inde-
pendent taxicab drivers for an in
crease in fare rates and q revision
Of zone lines, filed with the COM
mission late yesterday.
The four petitioners requested an
increase from the present 20, 80,
so, 10 cent zone system to 80, so,
. 10, 80 cents, including system of
auxiliary lines dividing present zones
which would increase the rates for
) travel from point to point within a
zone.
At the same time 1t was learned
that members of various taxicab
associations in the District now are
casting their votes on what methods
Of increased fares or changed zones
should be adopted, and as a result
of this balloting other proposals are
expected to be placed before the
commission.
In their petition the drivers said
. they were in need of increases to
: meet the cost of the compulsory
liability insurance. The move for
, an increase in rates had been
anticipated in recent weeks. and it
is expected the commission will Or
der a public hearing on one or an
other of the incoming petitions.
, The petition was signed by T. w.
Tyler, Edwin c. Hammerly, Alvin
Teinsilber and N. w. Brown.
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John W. Niece
Is Given Burial

ASHEVILLE, Nov. 22.-Fun-
eral services were conducted yes
terday ut Mt. Gilhead church for
John ". Niece. 20, dairyman-
farmer Of the Fletcher section
who died Saturday.
The Rev. W. w. WorIey offic-a
lated. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. Niece is survived by his
widow: four daughters, Mrs. Ar
thur Taylor. Of Skyland, Mrs.
Arthur Wooten and Mrs. Emmett
Ball Of West Asheville, and Miss
Virginia Niece of Fletcher;
three sons, John W. Niece. Jr.,
of Balfour and Calvin andn How
ard Niece Of Fletcher; seven
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.
Mary Souther of Fletcher, and
four brothers, A. NJ. Niece, Jr.,
Of Arden. O. c. Niece Of Bilt-
more. J. NJ. Niece of Brcvard,
and S. B. Niece of Oklahoma
City, Okla.
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invades surprising Miami, on Fri
day.
Pacific Coast-Most interesting
game in this section win be Dart
mouths invasion of Stanford ut
Palo Alto. Also. on Sunday, Santa
Clara cutertainS rugged Detroit.
Meanwhile in the conference,
Southern California can gain at
least title tie by beating &c.
LA. California, already assured
of ut least a tie. finished its con-
ference season last week. Other
conference games are Oregon
Oregon State, and Washington
Washington State. Gonzaga tan
giles with Loyola Of Los Angeles
ON Sunday.
Southwest-If Texas Christian
beats Southern Methodist at Dali
las Saturday, It will win the con-
ference crown. But if Southern
Methodist wins, it win clinch at
least tie for the Tiara. Two
other conference games match
Texas \. and NJ, and Baylor
Rice. Outside the conference,
Arizona tanglcs with Montana,
meets Tulsa, and Texas
Tech risks it's perfect record
against Marquette.
Big Seven-Utah cljuchcd the
title last week, but is
riskin gifts laurcls against rugged
Idaho. The lone conference game
matches Colorado and Denver.
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U.k.C., VIRGINIA
Clash NEARS
VIII Renew Their Ancient
Football Wars on
Thanksgiving Day

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. o.
Chances are that the aeriaIs will
be flying high, wide and hand
some over Scott stadium Thanks
giving when Carolina and Virginia
renew their ancient football wars.
For the Tar Heels and Cava-
liers both have passing records
that probably will stack up with
the best in the country.
Virginia's passes have melted
nearly 700 yards in eight games
with most of the losses by Harry
Dinwiddic, senior passing star
from Charlottesville; jim Gillette,
veteran left-hander from Court
land, Va, and jim Beveridge,
fleet sophomore from Pottsville,
Pa, who has held regular back
field position from the start.
George Stirnweiss and Sweet"
Jim Lalanne, triple-threat quar-
terbacks, and George Radman.
passing and running halfback
marvel, have given Carolina it's
most impressive record for pass
compilations in recent years. The
trio has made good on aerials Il
per cent of the time. The exact
record shows AZ pulls-eye hits in
1O3 attempts for total gain of
1913 yards.
Strange to say passes, how
ever, have not been the main sup
port of vastly improved Cava-
her offcnse. With Gillette, tri-
threat star, setting the pace, Viz
ginia has scored II touchdowns
to date this season, 10 more than
was made throughout nine-gamc
1887 campaign.
Gillette and Radman will carry
into the Turkey day attraction
high score honors for their re-
spective teams. Each has scored
six touchdowns-or better, So
points. Radman also leads his
team in ground gaining with a
Sc average. He has melted TIA
yards in rushing on 48 plays.
Virginia is expected to be at
top strength for the Tar Heels.
Walter Smith, most elusive back
on the Cavalier squad, has recov-
cred from an injury which kept
him out of the Harvard contest
eight days ago. Smith is scheduled
for a starting position with Bev-
eridge, Gillette and Harry Nc
Claugherty, blocking back.
Carolina will start a versatile
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} STORIES
I'M STAMPS
Brazil Prepares to ioP
Its Vast HinterlQnd

THE frontier days, so epic in thI
L history Of the United States:
are still ahead of vast, SpraWllng
Brazil. But the country is moving
in ON the hinterland with a new
vigor, following the path Of the
rails as did America from the
roaring forties to the eighties.
The lack of transportation has
long retarded Brazips economic
growth. But now big scale pro-
cram is TO be launched in both
road and rail routes. Navigation
Improvement is planned as we'll.
Reports indicate that thousands
NJ miles of railroad will be built
inland as far as the states of
Goyaz and Matte Crosse and ex-
tensive highway construction will
omen up the back country as far
north as Bahia. At the same time
there will be wholesale reorsan-
ization of the government-owned
steamship lines with a view to
tapping new resources OF the in
credibly rich and undeveloped
country.
So vast is Brazil that some
boundaries have never been sur
veyed. Official estimates place its
area at 3,2S5,319 square miles.
The population approXimateS
45OO0, 900. Brazil is the largest
state in South America, exceeding
fine size of Continental United
States, exclusive of Alaska, by
$50, 900 square miles. 1t has a
coast line on the Atlantic Of 41o6
miles. and the country extends
2691 miles from north to south
and $500. miles east to west. The
northern half is the great heavily
wooded basin Of the Amazon,
1854 miles long. In all its rivers
Brazil possesses 10000 miles OF
navigable waters.
Brazil is shown above on a map
stamp of the country issued in
1927.
Copyright, 1898. NEA Service. Inc,}
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sugar. Rub in butter and lard.
Beat the egg and add milk to it,
then mix all together to form a
wet dough. Turn onto a Toured
board and knead lightly. Roll
out to IL inch thickness, cut into
triangular pieces and bake in a
moderate oven (400 deg. F. for
20 minutes. These mullins are
good either hot or cold.
Gluten Mullins
(Serves 4 TO g.
Two cups gluten -four, 8 tea
spoons baking powder, l egg, !
tablespoon butter, 2 cups milk.
Sift together flour and baking
powder. Add. beaten egg and
butter 10 milk. Mix to-
gether well and bake in creased
muffin tins in moderate oven
about 35 minutes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22
MAGP!E JAMS TRAFFIC

MELBOURNE, Australia. (UP).
A magpie's genial idea of using a
piece Of fencing wire to help build
its nest stopped all electric rail-
way traffic for several hours be-
tween Broadmeadows and New
market and held up passengers
The bird was building its nest on
the overhead equipment Of the
electric line when a trolley caught
the piece of wire and brought
down a whole section Of the cleo
trical equipment.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22
GERMANS SHIFT TROOP FLAG

BERLIN CUP)-Flag of the
Southern Cross" Of German
East Africa colonial troops has
been presented as a symbol of the
handing on of its traditions to the
cavalry division OF the Garman
police by the Hermann Gocring
regiment which had previously
had charge of the flag.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22
LIABLE FOR TAX

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. %
UP)-Thc state supreme court
yesterday upheld a Kinds county
chancery court decision making
the Mississippi CottonSeed Prod
ucts company liable for gross in
come taxes upon intcrcSt-incomc
from loans to farmers, although
the company is a foreign corpor-
alton.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22
X.RAY PROVES GUILT

GLASGOW (UP)-H-rays were
used to prove the built of Will
liam Thompson, who was Sentenc-
ed to four months imprisonment
for stealing ring from a jewel
er's shop. He had swallowed it,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22
EXPECTS GIL BOOM

TRENTON, No. (UP)-Oil
companiee have leased a large
area and there is a possibility
that Missouria may soon be list
ed among the oil-producing states
1t is estimated that at least 300,-
900 acres Of land is already under
leasea in the siX-coUnty are
around Trenton.
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FAMILY HAS IN-LAW CLUB

ADA, Ohio. (UP)--In-laws of
the John F. Staley family found
they liked each other DWELL that
they formed an "In-law" club.
Organized two years ago, the club
meets once month, collects no
iues and elects no officers. ,rr
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TOmOrrow's Menu

6AEHINf ASl SllCeQ Ddn-
anaS and prun9s, dry cereal.
Edinburgh scenes, raspberry
jam, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Onion soup,
French rolls, sliced oranges
with shredded cocoanut, nut
cookies, tea, milk.
DINNER: Meat loaf, mush-
room gravy, mashed potatoes,
buttered turnips, lettuce and
green pepper salad, ginger
pears, sponge cake, coffee,
milk.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22
BIRTHDAY SUPPER

II. f. Parkinson, who resides or
the Ashcvillc highway, enjoyed a
delightful birthday supper at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Ralph
L. Stcpp, on Monday night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-11-22

has retired from active service AZ
years after he first enlisted in the
25th U. S. (negro) infantry. HI
serNcd 50 vears in the ranks.