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Junior Woman s Club
Holds Meeting

There was an enjoyable social
meeting of the Junior WOman'S
Club held recently. HOstesSeS on
the occasion were Miss Louisa
Delaney and Mrs James Brady
High score in the games played
went to Miss SOlita CobO, with
the consolation prize being
awarded to Mrs O. S Long
Those present were: Misses
Susan La Kin, FlOrrie Ketchings,
Nellie Louise Russell, Virgie
Key. Phyllis Adams, Marguerite
Page, Margaret Dexter, Kathryn
Johnson, Dorothy Steadmsn,
TheIma Atwell, Juanita Mayg.
Virginia Perez, Nine Rodriguez,
Wilma Alfonso. SoIita Cobo.
Martha CarbOnen, Ada Rod
riguez, Louise Ketchum. LeOta
GrilliOn, Marjorie Gwynn-
Mesdames Raymond Curry,
Robert Thompson, Merrill Rob
erts. Joseph Lopez, Arthur Shep-
pard, E l. Patterson. Robert
Marshall, Alice Mitchell, NJ R.
Scammons, o. S. Long, DumOnt
Huddleston-
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Interesting event scheduled for
Friday night Is the Mock Trial.
to be given IN High School Audi
forum under auspices Of Re
beccah Club. Affair will start al
800 o'clock.
Cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
Cast:
Judge-W. p. Archer
Prosecuting Attorneys = John
Sawyer and Prof Z Walden
Defense AttOrney-T- S Caro-
and Rev. Y. T Shehane.
Defendant-Gerald Saunders
Sheriff-Reggie Pritchard-
Clerk of Court-C- H Kefchum
Witnesses for State-Flora
Michael, Miriam Niles. Camille
Robinson
Witnesses for Defense-LeOna
Collins. Lillian Nash and julia
knight
-Maude V Archer, Edna
AIbury, Idele VAIL, Allan Cleare,
Jr., Raymond Lord and William
knight.
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MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN

Young DoctOr-Tm afraid
made a mistake IN filling In a
death certificate today.
Old DOctOr-HoW was that?
Young Doctor abSent-mind-
edly signed my name IN the space
left for cause of DEATH
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WEATHER FORECAST

CTin 7:30 p m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Fair
to partly cloudy and continued
warm tonight and Thursday:
moderate southeast winds
Florida: Fair TO partly cloudy
and rather WarA tonight and
Thursday.
Jacksonville TO Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate south
east winds. and partly overcast
weather tonight and Thursday
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NEMpIRE FOR a LADMlNM
EIfsa~>sxraLeE.InaT r4SZsSaEEkz{Afl

SYNOr SIS: Lore for q young
English girl las plunged my
uncle, james Clyde. ard myself
paul ThoTneJ into q desperate
enterprise. With Christine For
TeSteT's support Clyde becomes
7Gjah Of tropical BaIinoono.
Rentongen. the sultGH's TepreseH-
tGfiUe- hits back, and for tceelcs
lea my Dyalcs IN a jungle cam
paign- Finally. returning lcifh my
depIeteG force. hear that Rem
tOngeR's merit more rds 70 strike
RaIinoOng itself.
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PERSONAL MENTION

l. c. Taylor. officer in the Gus
toms service Of Key West, who
was recently ordered transferred
to Jacksonville, left over the high
way this morning enroute to his
station and win resume his activi-
ties on April /.
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ALL IN THE FAMILY

WALTON, Eng-WilIiam Jones
Of this city had one son as best
man, and another 70 give the
bride away when he married
again recently AZ the age Of %.
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J. S. Danield. Jr-. building
contractor Of Connecticut. was the
first 70 arrive in Key West in a
trailer over the recently rom
pleted portion OF the Overseas
Highway He arrived here yes
terdsy al $50 a. n.
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A. Lucignani. who was visiting
in Miami with his daughter. Mrs
Luis G. MendeZ and the family.
returned yesterday over the high
way
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Sidney Thompson left over the
highway7rhis morning for Miami
on business IN connection with the
new electrical business into which
he has entered
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Judge Vim. v. AIbury left this
morning over the highway for a
visit TO points on the Florida Keys
IN the interests of his candidacy
for reelection to the judgeship Of
the Criminal Court.
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Elsian Bowers. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Leo Bowers. was an arrival
in Key West yesterday from Mi
ami for a visit with relatives and
friends
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Society
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Social Calendar

THURSDAY
Rotary Club Luncheon. 1915
P NJ St Paul's Church An
mex
Concert, Key West Hospitality
Band 8 p NJ Bayview Park
Bandstand.
SUNDAY
Concert, Key West Hospitality
Band P. NJ. South Beach.
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Mrs John West. ST. accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs Ar
mold Bennett. and son. Mickey
who had been visiting IN Key
West with relatives. left Mon
day over the highway enrOute 10
their home II Miami
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I63S-(S0o years agol New Hav-
en- Colony (Connectieun. begun
English company under Rev. John
Davenport allowed only church
members 10 vote and for . time
had no laws bat those % the
Bible.
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r c. Roberts. keeper Of Amer
lean Shoals lighthouse. who had
been in Miami for business visit.
returned 70 the city yesterday
and was today making prepare
tons 20 return 70 his station.
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1S58-De Wolf Hopper, the not
ed actor-comedian on the stage
for so years, born in New York
City. Died Sept. ., 1885.
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1842-John Fiske. famed BOS-
ton historian, philosopher and
man Of letters, born at Hartford.
Conn. Died July 1, 1901.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John West. Jr.
and little son, who had been
spending a Short visit in Key
West. left yesterday enroute %
their home in Miami
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Clifford W. Beers of New York,
founder of the mental hygiene
movement, born al New Haven.
Conn, 81 years ago.
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DR.. Edward Jackson Of Denver.
Colo. noted surgeon and profes
Sor, born in Chester Co. Pa, 81
years ago.
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Cinch

II isn't difficult 10 increase the
price Of wheat You just grind II
and bake it.-AltOOna Tribune
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1832-Roger @. Mills, Texas
lawyer, Confederate soldier, con-
gresham and senator, born in
Todd Co, KY. Died Sept. 2, 1911.
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Wallace Blerer. ssconi asst
ant keeper ~ Sombrerz hight
house. who was spending his
quarterly vacation with his fan
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I8S0-Franklin W. Fort, New
Jersey congressman. Hoover ad-
wiser, chairman of the first Fed
eral Housing Board. born az New
ark. N J. Died June q, 1897
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1863-Mary W. Calkins. Welles-
ley's noted professor Of psycholo-
g and philosophy. born at Hart
ford, Conn Died Feb q, 1890
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY

IS70-l5th Amendment IN eff
fect-
lSSl-BoSton Symphony Or
chsstra founded
lsiS-First daylight savings IN
effect the country over after mid
night. Easter dsy
ls36-FlrSi hroadcasting station
opened N JeruSzlem-~J Jerusalem
calling
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS


10 Davidson. famed sculptor,
born in New York. IS years ago.
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lS73-Raymond II. Alden. not.
ed Leland Stanford Univ, profes-
sor Of English. born al New Hart
ford, N Y Died Sept q. 1924
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Dr. Henry - Bz1es. 1ea1 uf 80
University q MlchiEan -zw
School, Born in ChicaEa. e. y~z
ago
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So they brought me around the
blunt bow of the Linkang. and
was looking upward into the
pinehed. white face whose dark
eyes stared at me from oversize.
/ remember thinking then, She
will look that way when she Is
old When she is very old. this
face viii be Christine's- And II
VIII still be the most beautiful
face in the world But something
tore at my throat seeing It 50 pale
ard followed now.
They got me safe on the Lin
kang's deck; then Christine was IN
my arms, clinging to this scare
crow out Of the Tomarrup, this
queer, wracked ghost the currents
had brought back TO heI out OF the
November monSoOnS.
We were trying to talk to each
other. but neither one o. US could
get out anything coherent, so that
our words made a crazy confused
whispering that not even ourselves
understood While ] was IN the
TomarTup. far away. she had
seemed very close 20 me; but now,
in my arms, she at first seemed a
stranger. 50 much was she changed
Our breathleSs voices stumbled
presently 70 find the same word
- BalingOns =. Balingong -.
Christine. I got out at last Is
is ne aIive?"
Her voice burst out Historically.
4 don't knoWl It's three days. !
haven't heard from him since
since
Then suddenly her face was
pressed hard against my chest, and
she vas crying as if her broken
heart could never be put together
aCzfr7 -
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LOST

Camera Reward
$1,000 and no questions. asked
II returned 10 The Citizen Of
flee mara 1Wk
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l82l-James Hadley, noted
Yale professor of Greek, father Of
a Yale president, born at Fair
field, N. Y. Died Nov II, 1872
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PERSONAL

WOMEN-AddreSS and mail ad-
vertiSing material for US at
home We supply everything
Good rate of pay. No selling
No experience Necessary Mer-
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ls67-Convention by which
Russia cedei Alaska cOnch1ded-
bought for s. -. 600 or about two
csnts an acre
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ily in Miami, returned 70 Key
West yesterday afternoon
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y III Infinitely Precious
TOrCHRISTINE tears cam.
] hard; God knows l had seen
enough evidences that this was so.
/ had seen tears. In her eyes per-
haps three times. every time under
tremendous stress. So now il was
a strange and pitiful thing 10 see
the tears flow so heavily that they
wet her lips. and her mouth
twisted out Of all control. and TO
feel her whole body shaken as IL
she were being Wrenched apart
What age-long dry-eyed tOrments
she must have been through. 10
break her 50. nobody IS ever going
to knoWl
Within my hands she was terri
bly, thin, and a blue tracing Of
veins showed at her temples: !
lnew that the fever must have
been at her again But she was
alive and on her feet, and that was
all in the world | cared about dur
ing those first moments while |
found her in actual. tangible real
ity again | know that there were
tears running down my own face
too, and dropping into the dark
softness Of her hair.
Blair. so gaunt and hoIlow-eyed
that hardly recognized him, was
standing a little way behind her,
and he kept trying 10 say some
thing. ] presently became aware
Of this, and raised my eyes TO him.
whereupon he suddOnl. faltered
and turned away. A circle of Ten
yalang. who were standing around
gaping. also drew away, 81 that we
were left alone We stood IN 81
lence while my shaking hands
held her like the infinitely fragile.
infinitely precious thing she was
TO me-
couldn't believe that she would
not al any moment aniSh away
once more; or that something
more real and terrible was not GO
ing to happen 20 her, something
that | could not protect her from
or prevent
tried to say something. but no
words would come She had on
those same clothes she had worn
aboard that first time she ever
came to the Linking And while
long tremors Of weeping shook
Ter body. I kept remembering a
girl in the same slacks and this
same silk shirt. with the Tenya-
lang iimst thonged against her
wrist All that had been ages ago,
on the other side Of hell. And now
this same girl was IN my arms. and
the ship was the same and every
thing else was changed.
After long tine she was able
10 speak a little. her voice very
small and dnsteaty She raised
one hand. and her Anglers tremu-
lously touched my face.
ITS you It's really yoi.- In long
stickly Vhiskers But you
WAY. you're hurt-they hurt YOU"
mo. they didn't I'm all right"
Are got ssEFe7 Are you really
sure
'Of course It's yoL l want 70
know about You've been IN my
mind every minute Of every night.
and every DAY
Without moving ner cheek from
my chest she turned her face up
ward. and looked az me; and she
smiled bent md kissed her, and
through her lips / could feel the
long ShudderS that still went over
her: but they we're dying away.
She said. They told me you
were dead For q week-no, it's
years and years,-Pve had 20 know
that you weren't n the worid. any
place. any more.
She drew a long. shaky breath:
but after that she relaxed She
rested full length against me. q
dead weight. perfectly still II was
as IL she had not been able 20 rest
for long tine. until now
fcssPtsk 1873. Alss EsksyI
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lS70-l5th Amendment IN ef-
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
MAN BECOMES
HUMAN TORCH

Mistaking a can Of gasoline for
a pail of water, Robson A. Oxen
ham, 48, of $500 block w Pl. N. W.,
hurled it onto a stove in an at
tempt to put out a grease fire to-
day and transformed himself into
a human torch.
The accident occurred in a car
pentry shop which Oxenham
maintains in the rear of the 1900
block of Wisconsin Ave. N. w.
Going to the shop shortly after
II a. M, Oxenham built a fire in
a small stove. Grease on the stove
ignited and Oxenham reached for
the pail.
Instantly the shop and the man
were enveloped in flames. Scream
ing with pain, Oxenham rushed
from the shop. His cries were
heard by Philip Friedman, res
taurant operator, 1900 block OF
Wisconsin Avenue, who seized q
blanket and Smothered the flames
The FirSe Rescue Squad was
summoned and removed Oxen
ham to Georgetown University
Hospital, where he is in a critica
condition, suffering from third-de
gree burns of the face, legs anc
hands.
The Washington times., 1938-12-15

panied by a few friends and rela-
tives, and returned in time to at
tend the afternoon session of the
sensational trial just as the prose
cution was winding up its case.
TEARS IN EYES
News of the wedding practically
brought tears to the eyes of the
Gimp, who was divorced by the
radio songstresS in Chicago last
year after a 17-year-marriage to
her.
II guess it's all over now" he
mumbled, staring vacantly
ahead of him. Anyway, I wish
'em all the best. Just say that
the colonel wishes the little lady
and her Alderman all the luck
in the world"
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
NLRB Examiner,
WHO LOST POST,
KILLS HIMSELF
Wright Clark, 81, Dies
By InhaIing Gas

Believed respondent over losing
his Federal post after Is years
service, Wright Clark, ST, ended
his life last night by inhaling car
bon monoxide gas in his garage in
the 5000 block of Tennyson St
N. w.
A certificate of suicide was
issued today by Coroner A
Magruder Macdonald. No notes
were found to explain his act.
HIGH Hole POST
A graduate of Harvard Uni
verSity and Harvard Law School
Clark was formerly associate gen
eral counsel for the Home Owners
Loan Corporation.
Last April he left that post to
become a trial examiner for the
National Labor Relations Board
His appointment expired the day
after Thanksgiving and was not
renewed.
Prior to these positions, he had
served as attorney with the
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Board of Tax Appeals and AAA.
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
Plant WEEDS Mdrgie King Today
Payboy and Beauty to Honeymoon in Africa

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Squire
Phil Plant, erstwhile playboy,
arose at dawn with his prize
chickens up at his famous hen
merry in Connecticut and rushed to
New York-all set for his mar
rage to Marjorie King today.
Marjorie met him at the train.
She gave a little yawn. 1t was
so early. Phil sort of rubbed his
eyes. Many things to do!
Before 10 o'clock they had
bought a wedding ring and two
tickets for a trip to the African
jungles, where Phil will hunt
monkeys and leopards for the
American Museum of Natural
History.
The wedding will take place in
a spacious Fifth Avenue drawing
room, decorated with palms and
out-of-SeaSon Easter lilies. Col.
William Hayward will give the
bride away at the ceremony in
the home of the bridegroom S
mother. Mrs. William Hayward,
but there will be no other at
tendants.
He says it is real love this time.
Phil also says he Is tired from
The Washington times., 1938-12-15

"The Gimp" known legally as
Martin Snyder, is on trial before
a jury of six men and six women,
accused of kidnapping and attempt
ing to murder Alderman last o.
tober IS.
He also faces charges Of kid
mapping and attempting to murder
Miss Fitting. his former wife, and
his daughter by previous mar
riage, Edith Snyder, 81.
STATE RESTS CASE
The State rested it's case against
Snyder yesterday, shortly after
Miss Fitting, 1.-THE Little Lady"
and Alderman, referred to by the
Gimp as THE Iceman," returned
from an aerial elopement to Las
Vegas, New.
They left here in a chartered
plane yesterday morning, accom-
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
BIuecher Reported
In War Office Posi-

LONDON, Dec. IS GNS).
VASTLY Bluecher. former comman-
der of Soviet Russia's far eastern
forces, is now working in the
Soviet war office, stripped of his
previous rank of marshal, the
London Daily Herald reported to-
day in a Moscow dispatch. The
paper said Butchers new position
appears to dispose of reports that
he was arrested"
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
NURSES
League Holds Holiday
Dinner ontght

District of Columbia League of
Nursing Education will hold its
annual Christmas dinner at the
Kennedy Warren at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
Chairman of the committee in
charge of entertainment is Miss
Elsie Berdan, instructor at the
Providence Hospital School of
Nursing. A Christmas pageant
will be presented by the student
nurses of Sibley Memorial Hos.
pital. Christmas carols will be
sung by student nurses of the
Catholic University School OF
Nursing,
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
Bremen and Europa
Withdrawal Denied

LONDON, Dec. Is G.N.S)-A
Reuter- dispatch from Berlin said
today that officials of the North
German Lloyd Line denied reports
that the liners Bremen and Eu-
ropa would be withdrawn from
the North Atlantic service.
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
Eysman TO Retire
As Penn 0ffiCia

PHILADELP HIA, Dec. IS
G.N.SD.-The retirement of Jul
len L. Eysman as vice president
of the Pennsylvania rail,
road was announced today. Eys.
man retires under the company
pension regulations. He COM
pletes Al years of service with the
road
The Washington times., 1938-12-15
Saddened Snyder Offers Best Wishes
To Ruth Etting and New Mate

LOS ANGELES Dec Is (IN.s.).-Saddened and upset by
surprise marriage of Ruth Etting and Mr Alderman
Moe the Gimp expected to take the witness stand today
and give his version of the shooting of Alderman