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I've Weeks Al Ssashsre
For Price Of Two Days
All New York City

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. -
You can spend 4 two week vaca-
ton at the Florida seashore this
summer for no more than. it
would cost you for two days in
New York city.
Summer rates at The Riviera
Hotel near Daytona Beach are as
low as six dollars weekly per
person. 40 Fireproof rooms,
each with Radio and Fan. Spe-
eial Low Family Rates
Tennis. badininton, pingpong
and other sports, including the
new artesia1 swimming pool,
with sand beach, umbrellas and
beach chairs, are all free to Ri
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Telephone The Citizen, 81, giv-
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NINTH INNING ERRORS COST KEY
WEST JUNIORS TO uSE GAME
YESTERDAY TO LAKE WORTH. AS
Locals Were Leading go Until Fatal stanza; Visitors
Much Larger Boys Than Conehs; Catcher
Unkefer Razzed BY Fans For Blocking
BY o. I. MILAN

Lake Worth Juniors knocked
the Key West aggregation out of
first place in the district tollrna-
ment with A to 8 victory at the
.Trumbo Field yesterday after
noon. 1t was the locals first de-
feat since the tournament got
underway july 10.
Leading all the way through
Until the eighth inning, the jun
ior Conchs' infield went to pieces
in the ninth round and the visi-
tors put across two markers on
Cordova's tumble and wild throw
to first base Of Unkefer's ground
er to third; Schultz hunted along
the first base line and catcher
Menendez, fielding the ball,
made wild throw to Alonzo.
Unkefer scampering over the
home plate with the tying run
and the upstaters' right fielder
reached second on the niscue;
Brant went out, pitcher to first,
and Schultz advanced to third on
the play; Glissen laid down a
sacrifice bunt and Schultz scored
the winning run.
The play at home plate on,
Schultz was mighty CLOSE and
catcher Menendez called the at
tentioi of Umpire Marvin Grit
fin to the fact that the runner
had failed to touch the pan but
the strickland ball caller refused
to listen to the backstop's COM
plaint. While the two were in an
apparent argument, the Lake
Worth outfielder raced to the
home plate from the dugout and
touched the base. He was again
declared safe by Griffin.
The visitors easily outweighed
the Key West boys by 40 pounds
and the fans razzed catcher
Unkefer as he blocked the home
plate on little Ralph Arnold, q
paperweight infielder, when the
local lad slid into home in the
eighth inning as he tried to score
on Cordova's grounder to third.
Evelio Vargas pitched unbeat-
able bali for the losers but three
errors chalked up against first
baseman Alonzo, two miscues by
third baseman Cordova and q
like number by shortstop Arnold
were the cause of his downfall.
Relief pitcher blackwell, who
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FORT PIERCE
JUNIORS PLAY
HERE SUNDAY
KEY WEST coNcrIs AND THO
JAMS TANcLE IN NIGHT
CAP AS REGULAR LEAGUE
GAME
AZ ST.. tf1rIAN

Fort Pierce American Legion
junior baseball team will invade
this city tomorrow afternoon
and win tangie up with the local
Arthur Sawyer Post No. % ag-
gfegati0n at Trumbo Field in the
first game Of a doubleheader be-
ginning at lao o'clock.
The second contest will be
played by the Trojans and Key
West Conchs, q regular M6nr0e
County League game.
The defeat handed the locals
by the Lake Worth outfit yestef-
day may serve as d lesson to the
Junior Conchs and fans are look
ing forward to q harder played
contest. The IDEAL Legionnaires
wiz be out to win tomorrow and
Manager Gates wants no foolish
ness from the kids. They'll be
out to kill and win. Watch 'eml
Trojans win tr0t out with great
aspects Of boosting their stand
ing III the Monroe County
League from one and one-half
games behind to a mere half
game in back Of the leading
Conchs. Manager Lairie Dobbs
will probaly send Harry swiftly
Wiclkers to the mound and Joe
Navarro on the receiving end.
Wickers pitched great ball
against the Pirates last week and
should he be in the same condi-
ton he may give Roy Hamlin's
Conchs little trouble.
Lucilo Gonzalez viii probably
start on the mound for the Key
West nine. Casa and Bethel be-
ing rested for next weeks series
in Tampa. AIbury win receive
Gonzalez slants.
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hung his head-'1 bought q piece
Of raw beef and put it ca my eye"
Filters broke from Van and
Steele. Tacks, however, assumed
a stern expression.
'Slovenly Work
THIS is no laughing Natter he
4 said. "Cutler was commits
stoned to go see a Miss West. He
sees her for ten minutes and
wastes the rest of his time mean
dering around town holding q
beefsteak over his eye. That's
what / call slovenly work. Where's
this beef now, Cutler7n
Il don't know cried Jumbo
testify. II threw it away
Get that, fellewsl He threw the
beef away. Wasting good food.
However, to resume: Cutler main.
tains that he did see the girl for q
short time. Describe This Luella
West. Cutler!"
'Hew's that? Describe?" Jumbo
covered his injured eye and closed
his good one. well, now / think
of it she isn't bad looking"
Color of hair?n
7 don't know. Darkish, I guess"
'Eyes?"
Gee, / can't remember. 1 -
BLACK, put in Steele. "She goes
in for black eyes" He smiled wick.
eddy at Jumbo.
"All right" said Tacks. 'Pet.
fectly presentable, fairly good.
looking girl. How did you an
proach this woman, Cutler?"
Wei" said Jumbo. 81 rang her
bell and she came to the door
! engaged her IN conversation. 2
Quite correct. What did yoal
ssy?"
Il said ! was 4 poor boy working
my way through college by selling
encyclopedias.
Hardness clapped him on the
back. boy, you're good. I doubt Il
even ] would have thought az
that"
Il thought it was good too
said Jumbo rnorosely. aBuk she
wouldn't believe me-.
No? Why not?"
.She said college was over Tor
this year"
. point wen taken. what did
you say them"
Il said ! had to think OF next
year"
Every clever, Cutler
Yeah, but she said ! looked too
old for a college boy and, anyhow.
she already had an encyclopedia
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CCC Drainage Project
Halnpered By Beaver

DEER hodge, Mont, July is.
dam beaver Is backl
Early this spring he pestered
CCC workers for I week; nightly
und0ing all the daytime work
they had accomplished in drain
ing the dam in which the beaver
lived. He kept plugging the out
lets the boys made in the dam
but finally disappeared.
Now he's back again. He
Enaws aspen trees and felIs them
across fhedraihs. His work is
delaying GDnlpIetion Of q huge
CCC canapI expected to Be one 81
the largest out west.
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'T-take her hand?" said Jumbo
iniserably. "Why. III don't even
know her"
That's the way to get to know
q girl. Slow method, though. The
real McCoy's to throw your arms
around her and Afl, here's the
carl Well, best OF luck, lover. Well
wait here till you come back"
The elevator bore Jumbo away.
An hour passed. Another hour.
The terrace of the Penguin Club
became deserted of all except
Messrs. North, South and East.
Looks to me-" said Steele at
last, "as If Jumbo's made the
grade"
Van Hardness slipped his drink.
~Oh, Jumbo's not so dumb. Bet
you he signs up his girl first
II =" began Tacks and stopped.
A subdued Changing announced the
arrival Of the elevator at the ter
race. The elevator door opened.
Mr.. Jumbo Cutler lurched out.
That, however, is an inaccuracy.
II would be more truthful to say
that what remained of Mr.. Jumbo
Cutler lurched out.
"A Swell Sinner
THERE was no doubt about Il,
Il Mr.. Cutler was but a wreck Of
his former self q hollow shell. He
was hatless: his unce-immaculate
linen suit was diriied and torn in
several places; his tie was askew,
his face flushed; and to top himself
eh properly, be sported the pref
test black eve In the metropoli tan
district. Tacks, Van and Bill stared
at him speeches.. Jumbo stared
back at them dazedly. And then
Taclks, Van and Bill. with a kind
81 quiet dignity went Of into
aWsli,s rasped Steele, when he
could speak, Twas she homer"
Jumbo nodded dumbly. "Yeah,
she was home"
What" Tacks demanded. ''hit
youfn
Jumbo caressed his head.
II think" he said carefully,
shat il was the Empire State
Building. But can't be sure"
LET'S take this matter up IN
proper order said Tacks. BE
seated. Cutlerl"
III. Cutler sank gratefully into
3 chair and sighed. Steele. grim
ninf, regarded him.
That he said, SIS the SWEETEST
sinner I've seen In many q moon.
Who gave Il TO you. her boy friend
or her brothefs"
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L E G AIS
PIGEON KEY FISHING CAMP
FOR LEASE
July T.. 1889.
Marathon, Florida.

Sealed bids will be received by
the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District, Monroe County,
Florida, at the offices of the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
District, Marathon, Florida, up to
1000 o'clock A. NJ, E. S. T.,
August IL, 1899, at which time
and place all bids received will
be publicly opened and read
aloud for the leasing of Pigeon
Key Fishing Camp together with
all equipment and furnishings
for a period of one, three or five
years.
Any bids received after the
specified time win not be con-
sidered.
Each bid shall be submitted on
forms supplied by the Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge District,
Monroe County, Florida.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check in the
amount of five per centui1 $50
of the amount of the gross bid
for the maximum period of time
included in the bid as guar
antee that the bidder, if awarded
the lease, will within ten (10)
consecutive calendar days after
written notice being given of
such award, enter into a lease
and give bond in accordance with
the accepted bid.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid for period of thirty 500
consecutive calendar days after
the date set for the opening
thereof.
Bid forms, information, instruc-
tons to bidders and forms of
lease may be secured from the
office of the Overseas Road and
Toll Bridge District, Marathon,
Florida.
The Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District reserves the
right to waive forrnaiities in any
bid and to reject any and all
bids.
OVERSEAS ROAD AND TOLL
BRIDGE DISTRICT,
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
MARATHON FLORIDA.
John r. Slade, Chairman, Board
of Commissioners,
B. NJ. Duncan, General Manager
and Chief Engineer.
julys is, 1899
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AWARDED MEDAL
FOR CAT RESCUE

LONDON, July 15.--For climb
ing q fir tree so FEET high to res
cut a kitten Miss Monica Pear
son. Of Eversleigh Court, Finch
ley, has been awarded the bronze
medal Of the Royal Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to AMI
mails. The incident occurred in
q tree in garden opposite her
Hat. She could not climb high
enough 10 reach the kitten, so
she shook the branches and
caught the feline as it fell.
To leave her hands free for the
climb down Miss Pearson car
RED the kitten by the scruff of
the neck between her teeth.
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Two Feet OF Dirt
Should Solve Problem

s4tN associates A-rNAW1
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
July l5.-How to make a noun
tain grow is a problem puzzling
the Chamber Of Commerce.
For years they have advertised
the road up Pixies Peak IS the
highest automobile road in the
world"
Recently state engineers took
an altitude reading atop Mount
Evans. west of Denver. II show
ed l4,1ll at the highest spot the
highway reaches. There is a sign
at the crest of Pixies Peak. It
says the altitude is l4,1l0 feet.
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Chapter Three
LueIIa Packs A Punch

"tUHATLL ] do?" walled Jumbo
w piteousiy.
DO anything to get q wedge
with this Luella West, said Tacks.
Break your neck in the street and
have yourself carried into her
apartment Anything. Use your
imagination, Jufnbol"
Jumbo quailed. Then he threw
himself upon Vans bosom. @Aw;
listenl You 60, Vanl"
Nothing doing" said Van.
Cheer tibl" Bill Steele comfort
ed Jumbo. aShe may not Be home"
Mr.. Cutler frightened. That's
a thought"
Between them they escorted the
unhappy Jumbo to the elevator.
a knight fares FORTH" Tacks
said. @Chin up, Jumbo. All you've
got TO do is take this Luella Vests
hand and say: Little creature, all
my life I've been waiting for just
this moment - You know, some
thing original like that"
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took the place Of Williams on the
mound ID the fourth inning. held
the locals scoreless five full
rounds. Both hurlefs were touch
ed for three hits apiece:
Arehesss long Triple is right
field with two men on board in
the third stanza put the locals
ahead 8 to d until the fatal ninth.
Box sGore:
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPEND YOUR VACATION at
the Howell Apartments. $1.0O
per day; Gas and Light in
Guided. S54 S.W. 9Th Street,
Miami, Fla. For reference see
Freddie Solomon, local plumb
er. july1-1nio
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OoooOOo0a . ooooOoooos
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TO-DAY
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New York at Detroit Pearson
G-3) VS.. Bridges OLD.
Boston at Cleveland Oster-
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Philadelphia at Chicago-Cas-
ter (6-9) VS.. Rigney l5z5l.
Washington at St. Louis
Chase 4-10) VS.. Lawson GA.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New York
Wander Nicer t4-7) VS.. Gumbert
li1-2).
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Kiln
ger Go VS.. Casey t4-4l.
Chicago at Philadelphia Dean
l4-D VS.. Higbe ga.
st. Louis at Boston Bowman
t4-2) VS.. Shoffner u-4l.
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FOUR BLIND OATES
81 EdWin Rutt

YESTERDAY: fsnatIv aofeesAe
TO Tack's nefarious plan, the bogs
pick Misses North, South and
West from the phone book. Bill
Steele can't find q Miss East. so
he IL Gllotred to choose the East
Bros.. S. T. Dice are tltrotDn and
Jumbo has to try his luck first.
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pitcher for the club with which
he became affiliated some time
ago. In recent games he has
been credited with pitching air
tight bali for Sc innings, during
which he allowed but one earn
ed run.
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YANKEES SNAP
LOSING STREAK;
REDS LOSE, Al
DoDcERs RISE 70 TfifHD 20
sITioN: CARDS DRep I'd
FIFTH PLACE: ATHLETICS
wALLoP WHITE sox
sspeelal 10 The citisenl

40
NEW YORK, July i5.-New
York Yankees snapped their six
game losing streak behind Red
Rulings eight-hit bah and with
the aid of fotr errors as they de-
feated Detroit Tigers. s to 5.
Philadelphia Athletics wall0ped
Chicago White S0x. 4 to 8, as
pitcher Ross kept the White Sox
in check. Washington Senators
went to victory over st. Louis
Browns, IL to g.
Brooklyn Dodgers are now In
third place in the National
League by virtue of their over
whelming victory over Pitts
burgh Pirates, IA to 4, while st.
Louis Cardinals were losing to
Boston Bees. 10 to 4: dropping in
to fifth place. and Chicago Cubs
were idle. New York Giants
came back at Cincinnati Reds to
defeat them, 4 to /, and cut the
Redlegs' lead to five and a half
games.
II = II. 81, Isl. zgsssf ..z%
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Make Markowitz, who has
been playing with the Georgia
Alabama baseball league for the
past several months. has acquired
a reputation for himself as q
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KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here J1st Ten Years Ago To-day 40 Takes
From The Files Of The Citizen

The county is urged to get
smaller propeller wheels and
with different pitch, in a COM
munication from a member OF
the Fairbanks Morse Co., read at
the meeting of the county CONF
missioners last night. The pres
ent propelIers are too large and
the pitch unsuited to conditions
under which the vessels operate,
the letter showed. 1t specifically
pointed out that the satisfactory
performance of the engines with
which the boats are equipped
need not be looked for as long as
the present wheels are used. The
commissioners voted to provide
the boats with the different
wheels.
County Tax Collector VIM. F..
Maloney is ready to force the col
lection of delinquent personal
taxes on automobiles, he inform
ed the commissioners at a special
meeting held after the regular
meeting of last night. The coll
lector asked the cooperation of
the commissioners in the move
ment. The board agreed to let
him have Special Officer Everett
Rivas to accompany his deputy
while making the rounds and
levying on automobiles. The
campaign is expected to be
launched as soon as Officer Rivas
returns from his trip up the
state. Tax Collector MaIoney
said he plans to take the names
in alphabetical order and make d
clean sweep of the thing, treat
ing one and all alike. He asked
the commissioners about the
county having to pay garage rent
on seized cars. He was informed
that seized cars stand for the
rent and the owners Of the cars
would have to pay the rent be-
fore allowed to take them out.
Editorial Comment: Florida
Ipapayas bring $1.25 il California.
Residents of the Pacific coast
would be glad to pay a high price
| for Florida climate but its not
for sale. II can be enjoyed only
lin the Sunshine State.
Make Markowifz, who has
been playing with the Georgia
Alabama baseball league for the
past several months. has acquired
Ia reputation for himself as d
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Leonard, Haynes and Terrell;
Mills, Whitehead and Glenn.
Boston-cieveland, not sched-
uled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-15

Last nights fight card was
started at the Cuban Club sta
dunn with a very solemn and
touching scene when the aud
fence was asked to stand for 30
seconds out of respect to the
mother of Rupert Knowles. who
passed away yesterday morn
ing.
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FOR SALE-Bargain; Furnished
House, situated on two lots,
100x100 feet each. Apply to
1906 Virginia Street. rnay25-tfs
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x-Batted for Vargas in ninth.
xx-Batted for Ogden in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Lake Worth - ITO 900 0O2- 4
Kew West - 1O2 900 600 8
Errors: Thompson 2, Cordova,
Alonzo, .Menendez, Hollings-
worth, Giissen; three-base hits:
Archer, Hollingsworth, Unkefer;
passed balls: Unkefer 2; stolen
bases, Arnold, cordova, Menen-
DEE; earned runs, Key West 1,
Lake Worth /; hits, off Williams
Q in 2 Is innings, off Hackle 5
in 6 2-3 innings; struck out, by
Williams !, by Hackle 3, by Var
gas q; bases on balls, off Vargas
3, off Williams 1; winning pitch
er, Hackfs
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V-BoTToM
CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse
johnson Cupboard Motor; Four
Life Preservers, One Fire Ex-
tinguisher; Pair of Oars and
Row Locks; Anchor with Rope;
Umbreila-all for $500. Apply
1917 Petronia Street. jun27-s
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Lighthouse department an
nounces that Hawk Channel bea-
con AZ, which was reported miss
ing on July 10, had been replaced
yesterday.
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A son was born on July II to
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller in New
York, according to news receive
ed by relatives here. Mrs. Miller
was before marriage Miss Bessie
May Gardner, daughter Of Mr.:
and Mrs Whitmere ]. Gardner;
i22I Petronia street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-15

Troop /, Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, viii present tonight in the
High School auditorium real
Coon Town Wedding. There will
be other specialties on the pro-
gram, including recitations and
songs.
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FOR SALE lots, each 5OxlO0.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $1,000. Apply
rear 1877 Petronia street.
apr14-s
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Ruffing and Dickey; Rowe
Coffnan and York.
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Chicago Philadelphia, not
scheduled.
Evening star., 1939-10-20
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

ThIeepiece living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material in
Guided: made like new in finest tapestry
and trlezette; Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERTNG CO.
250a 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 101 10.
Evening star., 1939-10-20

WASHING MACHINES = Standard make
brand-neW washers; l-tub and o-tub wash
ers, sacrificing at 5Occ off used Easy,
Mavtag, General Electro. c Wertins-
house and others, SO; unusually liberal
trade-in allowance: easv terms as low as
S. weekly WhSEINGTON'S LARGEST
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
712 C ST NV. CUP 0NrY ShIESpOON,
Dist. 37A7. Onen Ewes Until PM.
We PAY war prices for copper. brass. lead
iro1 attories, boilers and all metals. Call
Evening star., 1939-10-20
TABLE BOARD,

1901 18th ST. N.W.-Good Southern cook
Ing. excellent meals: reasonable rates. Call
Adams 1920
Evening star., 1939-10-20

1929 K ST. N.W.-Attractive single, double
rooms, semi-prvate baths, wonderful repu
tation for home cooked meals; reas. 25'
1928 9Th ST. NW.-Beautiful home. Just
opened, singles and doubles, all new furni
ture. running water. telephone in rooms,
elevator; excellent meals 23s
Evening star., 1939-10-20
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSES AND PONIES. SIS up: l hunter,
cheap: 2 heifers, / bull. / mile north OF
Chain Bridge on left of Great Falls I'd. 22'
Evening star., 1939-10-20
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

DRIVE OUT to Prosperity Ave. Farms and
get. your eggs from the nest: See them
laid eggs, 35c dozen. Prosperity Ave.
Farms near Lee hwy. Merriheld, Va.
Evening star., 1939-10-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
DALMATIAN DOGS for sale $40 each
Apply Arlington Hall Stables. Oxford 1890.
20"
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, female. ] months
old, pedigreed, red and tan, gentle and
afectionate: eliG. A. K. c.: $50. Emer-
ton 7lS4 after 6 pm
POINTER PUPPIES, 10 weeks, reg, males
and females: reas. 3 miles west of AMMAN
dale. Va on Columbia pike turn left at sign
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