davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-07-18

Three years. ago-Chick Evans
failed to qualify in Western ANA
teur golf championship for first
time in 26 Journeys.
Five years ago-Helen Hicks shot
par 70, one over mems record for.
Plandome golf course, in qualify
ing for New York State women's
championship.
Evening star., 1938-07-18
Sports Mirror

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-John Wood
run broke world 800-meter record.
running 1918 IN. Pan-American
games ct Dallas.
Evening star., 1938-07-18
Straight off the Tee
By WALTER McCALLUM.

For hst triumphant wall has echoed down the long locker
have to listen that following little
Snead the mighty
certainly see his nub
Evening star., 1938-07-18
Girls Play Quarter-Finals.

Incidentally. the girls tournament
being conducted by the Playground
Department was. to reach its semi
final round today with the playing Of
quarter Anal matches at Chevy Chase
Harry Marchs Burroughs group was
the only one to produce more than one
quarter -final't, being represented by
Dorothy Kibler, Helen Espey and Rosa
line Pope. Miss Espey faced promis-
ing Harriet Williams Of Chevy Chase.
Miss Kibler met Shirley Combs Of
Evening star., 1938-07-18
Will Help Needy Pros.

Again the pros Of this sector are
going to put on golf exhibitions for
one of their number who is on the
financial rocks. The Middle Atlantic
P. q. A., announces exhibition matches
to be played September IS (at WASH
ington course) and october 2. in Bal
timore, for the benefit Of Warner
Mather, former Woodholme pro. Tick
cts will be sold at dollar apiece, per-
hitting spectators to see the matches
and emitting them to chances on mer-
chandise which has been donated by
the equipment manufacturer. The
nix players 70 taks part In the exhjbl-
Evening star., 1938-07-18

pionship a couple of days ago. But 1t
long hitter by professional standards, I
nose cast for the hero's role in any,
distance driving contest, but he's long
enough. BY contrast he looked short
in that final round against Sammy
Snead last Saturday, simply because
Snead happens to be one Of the longest
bunters Of golf ball stalking the
tournament fairways. Runyan is a
good average hitter and . master at
combing q tee shot down the geo.
metrical middle Of the fairway. And
also master at hitting that iron shot
inside the other guy.
They may not pay of on the tee
shot, but give Runyan, with his un-
cannily accurate short game, the
mighty wallop of Snead and no man
in the world ever would beat him. He
could use that extra 40 to rs yards by
which Snead outranged him, and If
he had that sock from the tee he
would win every championship in
which he played. But don't let 'em
tell you that Runyan is q short hitter.
He was. by contrast only with one of
the mighty men Of the game. in that
final round at Shawnee. And one OF
the mightiest weapons in his bag Of
tricks is the fact that he never under
clubs. He always takes enough club
to- hit the ball where he wants it to
60, without pressing the shot. That
counts plenty both in big league and
in duffer golf,
Evening star., 1938-07-18

Top event on the golf schedule OF
the week Is selective drive tournA-
ment to be played Thursday at Co.
lumbia under Maryland State Golf
Association auspices.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-04-20
MRS. ROOSEVELT ,>GT1
ISOLaTION

"One Of the most stupid ideas is
this theory Of isolationn, said Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, speaking at Hurst
Hall, on the .merican University
Campus.
Mrs. Roo sevelt declared that
america is bound to feel the i'm
pact Of what happens in other nations
in spite Of attempts to live to
Itself. She said that this attitude
would bring War upon US before we
knew it, although we might be more
Fortunate than other nations in havinG
more time.
In Mrs. ROOSEVELT s opinion, amer
lca's role is middle one between
Isolation and active alliance with
the oenOcratic nations.
She warned her hearers however,
that cooperation between Democrat
&c powers is more comDl icoted than
appears at first sight.
ATTEND TIL CIVIC FORUM TONIGHT
SPL-KLEi: d.. TaYLOH
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What Is Your
News |. O.?
BY The AP Feature Service

Each question counts 20: each
part OF tl0o-pdrt question, 10.
A score Of go is fair, so, good.
l. Identify this former mem
Der of the British parliament
who was denied permission to
enter the U. S.
2. Increasing hostilities be-
tween Jews and Arabs have
caused a decline in PaIestine's
Jewish population. True or
false?
3. What chieftain of union la
Dor offered to resign?
4. Where is the Ukraine?
3. What great power has Just
appointed its first ambassador
to Italy since 1896?
ANSWERS on Page Six
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is kidnapped by gangsters who hope
to gain an inside track on the an
swers to The puzzles. Miss Eilers eff
fects his release through clues he
sends in the drawings.
A thunderstorm starts off the out
landish goings-on in Midnight In
truder," wherein the destiny of a
penniless adventurer is turned in
side out. and in rapid succession
he becomes an impostor, detec-
tive, a lover and writer
In this rollicking Universal come
dy-mystery Louis Hayward, as a
well-bred vagabond, breaks into a
mansion to evade a storm His hid
ing place is discovered by servants
and the fun begins when the butler
says to him: Welcome home, sir -
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fireman SAGA
WEEKEND BILL
FOR COLISEUM
She Loves a Fireman, The
Luck of Roaring Camp
Opens Here Tonight

Some of the most spectacular
Thanksgiving scenes ever thrown
upon a movie screen are promised
in the Warner Bros. melodrama
she Loved a Fireman" which
opens tonight at the Coliseum Thea
ire with Dick Foran as the hero
The climax Of the picture is an
immense blaze on a waterfront,
with boats as well as land appa-
ratus engaged in its quenching.
Foran plays a rookie fireman
who comes under the command OF
hard-boiled captain, portrayed
by Robert Armstrong. The two
become bitter enemies, even though
Dick falls in love with Bobs
sister-the lovely red-haired Ann
Sheridan.
During the waterfront conflagra-
ton. Bob is disabled and appar-
entity doomed to death in the flames
when Dick, by superhuman efforts,
rescues him, and then peace is re-
stored all around.
Others in the cast include Veda
Ann Borg. Eddie Acuff, May
Beatty and Eddie Chandler. The
picture was directed by John Far
row. who is a master of thrilling
screen action.
Second feature centers around the
California gold rush of the 1850'S,
and is dramatized in Bret HarteS
famous story, The Luck of Roar
ing Camp This famous Bret
Harte story has Owen Davis Jr.,
Joan Woodbury. and Charles Bro
kaw in the leading roles.
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432 438 497-1367
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Open House at High
School ThisEvening

This evening open mouse will be
held at the Juneau High School
between 8 and $50 o'clock. in con-
junction with American Education
Week. Following the viewing of ex-
hibits. program will be presented
in the high school gymnasium.
Last evening was Back to School
Night for the Juneau Grade
School, with many parents as well
as the general public calling during
the open house hours. Each room
was decorated with exhibits of work
completed by the students and
more interest in school activities
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up a $50, and best single score with
I'll.
koski of the Home Grocery
hacked out 1873 for best single
game and 492 for best trio of games.
Games scheduled for tonight: 7
o'clock, Dairy Boys VS.. California
Grocery; 8 o'clock, Dons Demons
VS.. Triangle
Following are the scores of games
last night
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TWO FEATURES,
HOLIDAY SHOW,
FOR CAPITOL
Everybody Doing 1t and
Midnight Intruder Are
Opening Tonight

"Everybody's Doing 1t" and Mid
night Intruder" are the holiday
features at the Capitol opening to-
night
Preston Foster and Sally Eilers
have a stormy romance in Every
body's Doing It." Cast as fellow ar
lists in the advertising department
of a breakfast food company, the
first quarrel of the two leads to
Fosters dismissal They are reunit-
ed when Foster conceives the idea
OF staging a puzzle contest to pro-
mote sales of the cereal. Later, when
the contest is at its height, Foster
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HospITAL NOTES

Mrs. Mary Yumal, who was in
jured in a car accident on the
Douglas Road several days ago, has
been dismissed from surgical care
at st. AIMS Hospital.
Baby Powers, child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Powers, has been dis
charged from ST. AIMS Hospital
after receiving medical care.
Fred Dolphin was admitted to st.
AIMS Hospital last night for medi-
cal attention.
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c. D. A. SEW GROUP.
CONVENES YESTERDAY

Yesterday Afternoon members of
the sewing group of the Catholic
Daughters of America were guests
for dessert-luncheon at the Marine
Way home of Mrs. H. L. Mcdonald.
Fifteen women were present and
the afternoon was spent informally.
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MRS. JACOBSON
SEWING HOSTESS

Ten members of the Lutheran
sewing group gathered at the West
Tenth Street residence of Mrs. E.
o. Jacobsen yesterday afternoon
between 2 and 4:30 o'clock.
The afternoon was spent in dong
needlework, with refreshments be-
ing served by the hostess.
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TRUCKERS WIN
over STUBBIES
Green Top Cab Scores One
Decision Over Home
Grocery Team

Two games at the Brunswick last
night in the Commercial League
matches saw the Truckers make it
three in a row from the Stubbies
and the Green Top Cables score a
1-up decision over the Home Gro
Gerry.
Hildinger Of the hammers
rolled best three games, chalking
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was shown last evening by the
large attendance present to view
the exhibits than previously ac-
cording to school authorities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09
FEATURES ON
CHESTERFIELDS
NEW ADVERTISING CAM.
PAIGN INAUGURATED
FOR MAY. JUNE

Continuing the successful Ches-
terrified Pleasure" campaign
which has been equally welcomed
by the public and the retailer,
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Com
pany has released a new nation
wide advertising campaign to APP
pear during May and June.
Lively illustrations are used in
all the newspaper, magazine, bill
board and point-of-sale advertis-
ing. which appeals TO smokers by
connecting the real pleasure of
smoking Chesterfields with other
pleasures. Throughout the series,
credit for Chesterfield's increas-
ing popularity is given to the
Chesterfield ingredients, mild,
ripe tobaccos-homegrown and
aromatic Turkish-and pure Gig
arctic paper.
Supporting the general cam
paign, Chesterfield continues its
radio broadcast featuring Paul
Whiteman, Grace Moore, Andre
Kostelanetz and Paul Douglas,
baseball commentator These pro-
grams are featured in the coming
newspaper advertisements and at
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LOCAL SHORTS

LOCAL SHORTS
The writer has seen only two
games of baseball in Key West
this season, as he witnessed the
doubleheader last Sunday at
Navy Field. l was surprised at
the showing of some of the new
players on the clubs and the con-
dition the field is in. 1t was due
to the help shown the players by
Curry Moreno. who. loaned the
scarifier, and Norberg Thompson,
who loaned the rock cruSher. Mr..
Moreno also loaned the water
wagon. VIM. Burchell and Harry
Pritchard operated the machines
free of charge and put the field
in first-class shape. The players
are very grateful to them. The
only thing now needed to put the
field in complete condition, to
bring outside clubs to play here
and at least show them that we
have a ball field, is roof over
the grandstand. This can be ac-
complished with the help of the
fans of this city, for if they have
any old lumber that they will do
nate to the players. they will
gladly call for il and build the
roof over the present stands. The
writer sincerely hopes that we
will have someone donate the
lumber as we would like TO have
the field in shape for the Miami
or other clubs that come here be
proud of it instead of being
ashamed of our ball field. PLAY
ers who are doing well are STAN
ley. Goss. Roberts and Mullins for
the Sluggers. They have played
a great game. A. Acevedo. Ster-
ling. Fl. Gates and C. Griffin for
the Red Devils are also outstand-
ing. Barcelo. M. Acevedo. Al.
Acevedo and Eloy Acevedo have
played in great style Others
who are coming around slowly
are: Al Rodriguez. Bethel, Geo.
Aeevedo and Lucilo for the Slug
gers; Gabriel. Domenech. Molina
and J. Carbonell for the Satans.
and Peter Castro, Machin. j. Gar
cia and D. Lopez for the Stars.
In the box. Bethel. Fl Gates. Mo
lima. Maigrat have shown that
they are in shape and Salinero
Lucllo and M. Griffin will show
their stuff soon. From reports
Tire later pitchers are also il
shape Credit must DC gwen Roy
Hamlin. T. Acevedo. Danny L0-
pea. A. Acevcao. J. Barceio. Sr-
and . fe% others for TIRE success
of the league 50 far The writer
VIII close. saying that the UNI
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LEGALS

N THE CIRCUIT COlnI
Et,EVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCutT
OF FLORIDA IN AND FoH
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry. No. 5-S-
cry OF KEY WEST, a
municipality of the
state of Florida,
Petitioner.
THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
Defendant.
MOTTO e
TO THE TAXPAYERS AND CITl-
ZENS OF THE CITY OF KEY
WEST. IN THE COUNTY OF
MONROE, STATE or FLORIDA,
AND ALL OTHERS TT MAY
CONCERN:
Please take notice that "A petition
has been filed in the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida, in and for Monroe County,
for the purpose of obtaining de-
cree of said Court validating and
confirming City of Key West, Flori-
ONE MILLION SIN HUNDRED
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
1,60S, 100000. subdivided into two
series as follows: Series A, ONE
MILLION EIGHTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS $1,01S, 000.00), and Series
IS, Fly ~ HI NIpREt1 NINETY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($590, 600. OO)
to be dated January /, 1898, as fully
described in said petition for vail
dation; and that the Honorable Ar
thur Gomez, one of the Judges of
said Court, has issued an order re-
quiring that cause he shown, III
any there be, at the Courthouse in
Key West, Florida. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on the 10th day of May. A. ID.
1888, why said bonds shall not he
validated and confirmed: and YOU
are hereby notified To show cause.
II any you have. at the time and
place specified In said order, why
said bonds should not be validated
and confirmed
This notice shall be published in
The Key West Citizen, a newspaper
published in the City of Key West
IN Monroe County. Florida. once
each week for three (3) consecutive
weeks prior to- said hearing, the
first publication thereof to he AT
least eighteen US) days prior 10 the
date Of said hearing
WITNESS my hand and the Off
cial seal of said Court at Key West
Florida. this 23rd day of April, A.
ID. 1888
tSEAL) Ross & SAWYER
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Eleventh
judicial Circuit Of Florida, i'm and
for Monroe County.
Apr. 25. May %. 1855
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- = . BE . .
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
tBY AGUILARl
ssseessosessesseseessses
n1crnnTV

BASEBALL
Young Jim Bagby was the first
rookie to win the opener in the
big leagues. He pitches for the
Red Sox and had never seen a big
league game before. He was fresh
from Hazelton, Pa, and was glad
to make the big jump. He start
ed his first major league game on
opening day, in the first Ameri-
can league contest he had ever
witnessed, and against the two
time world champions, the I'M
beatable Yankees. Final score
was 8 to 4 and Bagby was as cool
as a cucumber throughout the
contest. The Yankees threw in
Red Ruffing, veteran and 20
game winner last year. Jim Bag
by is the son of the "Old Sarge,
the pitcher who won 81 games in
1921 for the Cleveland Indians
and played in that worlds series.
He was known far and wide for
his fade-away that he has shown
his son, who is learning to throw
it like his old dad. Jim, Jr., has
been in professional baseball but
three years. He won Is and lost
8 for Charlotte, N. c., his first
year; won 9 and lost IL for Rocky
Mount the next year and last sea-
son won Fl and lost 8 for Hazel
ton, Pa, in the New York-Penn-
sylvania League. He was voted
the leagues most valuable play
err. .Baseball's Department of
Dubius Distinctions: Roger Ora
mer of the Red Sox has played in
287 games the past two seasons,
but has failed to get homer dur
ing that time. The Yankees has
trailed the American League in
double plays in 1887, with 1874 In
the National League the Dodgers
and Cardinals trailed the circuit
in double plays last year with 127
each. Jimmie Dykes, at 40, is
the oldest player in the major
leagues. Bob Teller is the young
est in the majors. Red Ruffing
pitched the first ball in the 1888
season and it was hit for a homer
by Chapman of the Red Sox. !.
Frank Crosetti, of the Yanks, was
the first player to fan in the 1888
season. George Selkirk, of the
Yanks, made the first error, and
Harry Kelly was the first pitcher
to be sent to the showers in '38.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09

AT PARK TONIGHT

Lopez Funeral Home will cross
bats with Roosevelt Club tonight
at BayvieW Park in a regular
softban league game.
These two clubs have been
playing some good softball and
both are always trying hard to
Guido the other.
Clarence Gates and Ingraham
will be the battery for the En-
banners. Gene Roberts and Goss
will be in the same capacity for
the New Deal outfit. i.t3
Game will start at 1880 o'clock.
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tention is called to them in each
advertisement of the series.
Liggett & Myers reports gen.
eral approval from retailers for
the current Chesterfield point-of-
sale displays, which have been
complimented for their "eye-ap-
peal" and for their consistent
combination of good humor with
good taste. "3NtA
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lie Kex.~,s.,s,:4I! .I& & ,.s.,;sys


The Story So Far: In lore Nth
ddshiag GARY Brent, Judith Good
loe naaTTies Reuben Oliver for his
money-only to discover he e
bankrupt. Ttcins are born, and
4chen Reuben loses q mental min
inc fob their situation becomes
desperate. Back into the picture
steps fed-headed Cissy Rogers
scho lores Reuben, and schemes to
throlD Judith and Gary together
again By placing Reuben IN GaTys
lumber camp. On her GrricGl.
Judith meets Gary. She still loUes
him and, for the first time, Gary
realizes he loves her.
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t-t 4t~tttt t}4tE
SCOUTS PLAYED
GAME SATURDAY

In a very interesting and excit-
ing diamondball game Saturday,
Troop So defeated Troop 5, with
the score of 10 to 8.
The challenge for the game was
issued by Troop and Troop So
issued a challenge for volley
ball game at the High Schol gym
on Wednesday night, 8 o'clock.
A good game is expected as the
BOYS of Troop are looking for
revenge of the Saturday morning
diamondhall defeat, it is stated.
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New York al Chicag0--Gur1
bert t2-Il VS., Lee (l-ll
Boston az Plttsburgh--Macfa
den (l-l VS.. Blanton ti-N.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati
PasSeau (l-0l VS.. Davis tI-Sl.
Brooklyn az St LouiS-FEtx
simmons gI-ll or Hamlin fa-i9 IS
MCGEE (i-03.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
sssssssssessesssseesees,

DR.. Lyman J. Briggs. director
of the U. 5. Bureau of Standards.
born in Barry Co. Mich, 81
years ago
Gary Cooper, screen star. born
NJ Helena. Mont. 81 years ago.
Thomas E. Robertson Of Wash
ington. D. G.. eX.cOmmisSloneE OF
patents. born in Washington. &C
years ago.
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TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at New York-Cain
(0-n or Gabler (l-0l VS.. Pearson
(2-n.
J QeSsshnCt , at Boston-Gale-
holise I-0l vs.. Rogers (0-0l.
Detroit at Philadelphia--LaVg-
son to-2 VS.. Thomas tl-2
ST. Louis at Washington-Hil-
dehrand t0-9l VS.. Leonard ca.
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TRANSFORMATION
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1a00-Territory of Indiana or
ganized by Act of Congress, with
seat of government at Vincennes,
White population about 5000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09

19l5-Cunarder Lusitania, New
York to Liverpool, sunk by Ger
man submarine off Irish coast
with loss of 1900 lives.
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PLUMBING

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plumbing, fixtures, soil pipe
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l9l8-War Industries Board re-
stricts auto factories use of coal
and steel to win the war.
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BALL GAMES
CALLED OFF

Baseball games yesterday were
called off because of a death in
the family of one of the players.
The contests will be played
next Sunday afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09

1928-Blind dog which had bit
ten a deaf man humping into il,
exonerated at Yonkers, N. Y,
court trial.
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DAY NURSERY

SUNBEAM PLAYHOUSE, 1400
Pine street-"Free From Wor-
ry Hours-For Mothers. Chill
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day. may5-2wks
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ron RENT

FOR RENT-Large airy rooms at
seaside. bathing facilities. In
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09

1828-American Peace Society
founded.
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Today In History

l755-King's College. now Co
lumbia University. organized in
New York City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09

l936-Two-year anthracite coal
wage pact, providing for a five
day week and a Seven-hour day,
signed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09

CORNER LOT, 5Ox1Oo feet. Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue.
Apply Box d, The Citizen.
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THE MUNRO. i2S n. z. 4tha ST.
MIAMI. FLORIDA. Low sun
MER RATES. Hnt water in
every En0En naxzl-H
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pires, Sevilla and M. Gonzalez,
have done great work and are
umpiring without fear or favor,
and when you do that you will
be a success.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE - Conservative,
practical advice. 81 years ex-
perience on Florida Keys. E.
r. Lowe, Registered Broker,
Tavernier, Florida. P. o. No.
81. mar12-tf
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