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Jimmy Foxx, Boston Red Sox,
leads all others by wide margin
in home runs with a total of 33.
Next to him is Mel OFT, New
York Charts, with "a.
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FOR SALEBargain; Furnished
House. situated on two lots.
1O0x10O feet each. Apply to
1906 Virginia Street may25-tfs
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PERSONAL CARDS, SIPS per
100. THE ARTMAN PRESS.
iun25-tf
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HOTEL BONlIERS
SET new RECORD
CHARLIE MENDOZA ALSO Es.
TABLIsHEs NEW INDI-
vIDUAL MARK

When the La Concha bowling
team finds no records to break,
| II hangs UP a new one.
In its match last night against
the Gas Company team, which
was defeated 1927 pins to 984, the
Hotel bowlers did both. They
broke the previous three-manf
record of 1911 pins, which they
themselves made last week, and
then for good measure Charlie
Mendoza bowled sos pins for his
three lines, also an Individual
record.
In the early match of the eve
ming, the Southpaws piled up a
large lead over the Lucky Strikes
players, with score of 1902 to
1889, qualifying for third posi-
ton.
The scores:
Southpaws
Al. Hampton al 13I 129- 401
is. Kooperberg -.16O 165 137- 1852
r. Sa'ders (subD151 128 160-- 439
Total ---,------------------------- 1902
Lucky Strikes
G. Valdez Subj 95 ia 129-r SS8
H. Jones 1876 100 103- S58
M. Perez $50 116 127-= 1893
Total 1889
La Concha Hotel
C. Shehane lib 127 1856 1872
G. Mendoza -1 54 173 49, sos
F. Edwards 1872 40 138- 44O
Total 1927
Gas Company
E.. Sands Sub 100 100 3d. 304
| B. Baker lib III 122-- 357
H. Johnson -129 los g. 323
Total -.---------------------------------- 1874
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LOST

LOST - Yesterday somewhere
between sunrise and sunset,
/ two golden hours, each set with
sixty diamond minutes. No re-
ward is offered for they are
gone forever. Horace Mann.
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In runs-batted-in, Williams,
Boston Red Sox, holds the lead,
sending home total of 1O4. Be
hind him is Mccormick, Cincin-
natl Reds, with 100.
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JOE D'MACCIO
LEADS HITTERS
OF BIG LEAGUES
MYFoxx's THIRTY-THREE
HOME HUNS WAY AHEAD:
WILLIAMS BATS m MOST
MARKERS
cspecinl to The cTtfzenl

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Joe Di-
Maggie, heavy-hitting outfielder
of New York Yankees, is setting
3 1897 clip among the Blk Six
Hitters of the major leagues.
Jimmy Foxx, another Ameri-
can circuit player, is second with
an average Of 1873.
In third place and leading the
National League hitters is john
ny Mize, 1856.
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ron SALE

LARGE G.E. REFRIGERATOR,
Al condition, $4,000 Cash. APP
Is ply 600 Ashe Street. aug24-2t
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III Innings)
Pippen and Hayes; Hutchinson,
Benton and Tebbetts.
Washington at Cleveland. play
ed on former date.
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Brown and Susce; Posedel and
Lopez.
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4 this match.
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NOTTCE OE N1STERsS a

NOTICE OF MASTEH'S SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a certain order
and Decree of foreclosure and sale
made and entered on the nth day
of December. A. ID. 1888. in and by
the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit of the State OF
Florida, in and for Monroe County,
pending, wherein Duval Mortgage
Company, a Florida corporation, is
plaintiff and Bonnie Bush Austin,
a widow, Robert Il. Austin, Jr., and
Eleanor Austin. his wife. John b.
Austin and Billie Austin, his wife,
Dorothy l.. Austin, a single woman.
Richard Austin and Austin,
his Wife. whose Christian name is
unknown, if he be married, Bonnie
Is. Austin, minor. and Bonnie
Bush Austin, as Administrative
cum testamento anneXo of the Last
VIII and Testament of Robert Il.
Austin, deceased are defendants.
Foreclosure of Mortgage, the I'M
dersigned Special Master In Chan
Gerry will offer Cor sale and will sell
at public. outcry,. for cash in hand.
to the highest and best bidder at
House of Monroe County, Florida,
in the City of Key West, Florida,
hHringrthe -legal hours OF sale. to-
wit, between the hours of 1l:00
O'CLOCK A. NJ. and 200 o'clock p. NJ,
on Monday, the 9Th day of Febru-
airy. A. d., 1899, that certain tract
of land situate in Monroe County,
State of Florida, described as fol-
lows:
ON the Island of Key West and
known as Lots Four () and Five
CD. Block Thirteen O3), according
to Key West Foundation Co.'S Plat
No. l, Key West, Florida, recorded
in Plat Book One, page 1855, Monroe
County, Florida, Public Records.
Dated this 2Sth day of December,
A. ID. 1888.
ALLAN II. CLEARE. JR.
Special Master in Chancery.
w. CURRY HARRIS,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
dec. 81, 193S-jan. Z. II. 81, %, 1899.
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SUNDAY DINNER
-5u4gesttotssl
BY CORA ANTHONY
Director of the ASP Kitchen

EATING for health is not bad idea
T. after the holiday eating for pleas
ure is over. The best protection against
colds is plenty of milk, milk products,
eggs, fruits and vegetables plus plenty
of rest.
The best values in fruits and vege-
tables will be found in apples, grape
fruit, oranges, tangerines, green
beans, beets, cabbage, salad greens,
white and sweet potatoes, spinach and
rutabaga turnips.
Meat and poultry prices show little
change from last week except that
turkeys are higher. Eggs are not yet
much more plentiful. Butter continues
to be much cheaper than last year,
Here are three dinner menus.
Low Cost Dinner
Beef and Kidney Pie with Vegetables
- and Mashed Potato Crust
:. Cole Slaw
Bread and Butter
Chocolate Tapioca Cream
Tea or Coffee Milk
-r Medium Cost Dinner
Baked Half Ham
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Spinach with Dreamed Onions
Bread and Butter
Apple Pie
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Grapefruit
Roast Lamb Drowned Potatoes
Green Beans Glazed Carrots
Lettuce and Chicory Salad
Rolls and Butter
Spanish Cream
Coffee
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want when they're older" He
thought. His mother looked as
though she would give him the
world for his play-toy:.
81 haven't any family at all to
make it a real Christmas" Even
as she said it Noel wondered why
she should talk so to stranger.
"Well, there's only Allan and
I. now" Mrs. Marchand smiled
alphabetically.
When they alighted from the
elevator Noel thought the en-
counter had ended but Mrs. Mar
chand put her hand lightly on the
younger ssarm and asked impul-
: f"You wouldn't have time, I sup
pose! to cali on lonely old lady?"
@4. He, Doesn't Remember
CHE noted the surprise in Noers
- eyes. my SON andsI are down
here for few days of shopping and
you've frightened this day so for
me. I wouldn't like to feel I'd not
see you again." '.eY D ss.:-9
. The tears were dangerously
close to Noel's lids. Not have much
time? If only she didn't. Five
weeks of waiting for some pro-
Queer to call her had been so long
to live through. She gazed at the
woman. before her, whose attire
whispered discreetly of conserva-
tive luxury. Wondering if 1t were
merely conventional politeness
that had evoked the invitation.
All the things She d. wanted for
her own hard-worked mother, this
woman probably had. Only her
poor darling mother had been too
tired and sick to wait for the first
comforts Noel could earn. She
wished that just once her mother
could have had such a broadtail
coat as Mrs. Marchand wore so
carelessly.
"Fm at the Lancaster and per-
haps you could have tea with me
tomorrow" Mrs. Marchand was
urging. That's if you're not too
busy then" ~.
"May I telephone you in the
morning?" Noel asked. 81 may
have to see my agent in the after
noon, but I'll try to arrange it."
81 do hope you can," the older
woman's voice was hopefully in
sistent.. I'll look forward to it
They had reached the front en-
trance and Mrs. Marchand offered
her hand in friendly. goodby.
Noel smiled, as she felt her. own
young hand taken in a firm grasp.
Just then a masculine voice said
with affectionate impatience:
81 thought you'd never come,
Mother. Did you buy out the
store?"
Noel saw Mrs. Marchand turn
to a tall, red-headed man who
lowered above her.
Darling, I'm sorry if I kept you
waiting too long," Noel started
away, but the older woman stayed
her. "This is my son, Allan Coll
lings," she said proudly to Noel,
and then to the good-looking man:
"This is Noel Marchand, Allan.
Isn't it nice that she has my name?
And she's coming to see me-"
Noel looked into laughing green
eyes and her cheeks went white.
"How do you dor" she said
coolly and realized as she accepted
the introduction eagerly - he
doesn't remember. To Mrs. Mar
chand she remarked with quaver
in her voice:
"Mr. Ceilings and I have met be-
fore, but I think. he's forgotten"
Her eyes turned to Allan al
though seeking his face for some
sign of remembrance. His frown
told of effort to recall. Wide full
lips parted from across strong
white teeth. He broke into an emu
barrassed grin and said penitently:.
"rm dud at names"
But Noel interrupted his apollo
gies. 81 was Noel Martin them"
she told him. sand it's long time
ago."
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Go not attend meetings and take
active part in county affairs. We
are much to blame if things do
not go right, because no official
is big enough to successfully re-
sist united public opinion.
$50 many take this stand: If
you are my friend, you must not
be friendly with a man 1 do not
like. You must not. associate
with him, you must not have any
business dealings with him; he is
a crook, dishonest, a bad citizen,
an obstruction to progress and
the town. 1 hope the members
of this board will condemn the
policies of officials who may
work against the interests of the
city and county, for their object
is very apparent, influenced by
personal spite and selfish. finan-
cial interest that jeopardizes the
whole county. In the press yes
terday we read big headlines,
quote, In Washington 4Ambassa-
doris Told Congress Chaotic Eu-
rope Is Heading Toward War Be-
fore Summer. 1t is love of self
that governs their motives. 1t is
love of self that is keeping the
world upset now by dictators who
are arch criminals. Their meth
dds are not supported by the
majority of their own people,
but are forced on them by ruth
less subordinates backed up by
minority military machine.
IMost crime, motives are acti-
waited by lust for power, wealth
or ! revenge. Motives of dictators
in the last analysis are'-not IN
fluenced by1intense love ior coun-
try (so-caHed ,patriotism) but. by
personal ambition; ,andfhlove, Of
selfish. M. j.. 's,- =; t.4a
SIT. is not dear Germany it is,
! /, Hitler 1t is not dear Itlay,
it is, Il, Mussolini'. The same is
true of dictators in any govern
ing body where lust for power
creeps in, and justice takes
flight. -
Il believe the majority of the
board will work for the best in
terests of our county. If any of
you permit your petty prejudices
to interefer with your duty you
will be criticised, for I believe
your acts will be closely watched
and carefully scrutinized.
81 am sure I voice the wishes
of our Rotary Club when I say
that I hope the Board of County
Commissioners may have most
happy and successful admin s.
tration of Monroe County affairs"
Visiting Rotarians; William c.
Maltby, Buffalo, No ". Earle S.
johnson, Newton. Mass; Stephen
Reydal, Verona, N. j.; Christian
Lantz, Salem, Mass. e4a!,3@
Guests: DR.. E. c. Linderman,
New York City; Carl Beryaldi,
Key West, sst,,.. ..f.g ~
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woman, a friendly voice spoke
from the chair beside her: 4.
.This is coincidence! My name
Is Marchand, too" tU
Noel turned to the elderly we'll
groorned woman who had adj
dressed her. The perfunctory smile
she offered became warmer as she
looked into kindly brown eyes that
sparkled under perfectly waved
white hair. -..,v
-"That is amusing" she replied
in the deep, throaty voice that had
thrilled audiences only too briefly
in the. play which had died with
the Autumn.
81 couldn't help hearing" the
older woman explained further.
NOEL think that's a lovely
name for a Marchand."
Noel laughed softly. 81 was
born on Christmas Eve and my
mother heard the carols outside
while they showed me to her."
Mrs. Marchand looked keenly at
the beautiful girl. Dark wavy hair
curled up under a pint-SiZed toque
of mink, incredibly blue eyes
bright under their thick. smoky
lashes.
"What heavenly Yule gift for
your mother, my dear" Her voice
had a wiStful note as she added,
81 always wanted daughter. But
I've got a very handsome son"
pride and a note Noel couldn't
quite fathom taking hold of her
words. Her tone had a pleasant
mellow ring. "Will you tell your
mother I envy her your"
II lost my mother several years
ago." Even now Noel couldn't bear
to say it. What sh. didn't say was:
"She was all I had-and we had
nothing else" Deliberately she
pushed the blurred picture back
among the other hidden thoughts
Of those impoverished years.
~ 'You Grace IT.
Sim sorry" There was awkward
j sympathy in the other woman's
reply. Carefully cared for hands
fingered again the garments laid
out before her. ooh dear. they're
so beautiful. / can't choose" she
said to the saleswoman. $50 I'll
take them both!"
While Noel waited for her
change, she heard: Mrs. Allison
Marchand, Lancaster Hotel" The
saleSwoman smiled with them
over the incident of the names.
The two customers who might
have been mother and daughter
started for the elevators together.
and then Mrs. Marchand sug-
geSted:
"Who knows but we may be re-
lated. My husband had many dis
tant cousins around New York"
Noel never knew quite what it
was that gave her the impulse to
81 think not. My names really
not Marchand. I was born Noel
Martin, but I'm in the theater and
my first stage director gave Mar
chand to me-"
'@Ohi" Mrs. Marchand was OBJ
viously disappointed but she added
politely, "You grace it. my dear"
You're sweet to say So" Noel
answered gratefully. SIN glad
you don't feel I'm pilferer."
They laughed then together and
talked Of the problems of choosing
gifts for other people. Only Noel
didn't say there were so few she
had to buy.
"We used to love il, my husband
and T." Mrs. Marchand remarked
with faint regret for the things
that were past. Buying toys for
our son when he was a little fell
low. It's harder to find what they
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANCERY.
LOUIS MOLINA,
Complainant,
VS.. Foreclosure of Mortgage.
FRANCES n. HYATT, etc, a
widow, ct al,
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing from the sworn bill
filed by the complainant in the
above stated cause that the de-
PENDANTS, Harry Duval and Lucille
Duval, his wife. are nOn-residents
of 1.-THE State of Florida, and that
their residence as is particularly
known is 301 Ponce de Leon Street,
ATLANTA. jGeorgia: that said de-
PENDANTS are each over the age of
twenty-One years and that there is
no person in the State of Florida.
the service of a summons upon
would bind said defendants.
1t is therefore Ordered that said
defepdants be and they are hereby
required TO appear to the bill of
complaint filed. in said cause on or
before. Monday, the 9th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1889, otherwise the al
legatiuns Of said bill will be taken
as confessed by said defendants.
1t is further Ordered that this
Ordeap Se published once each week
for FOUR consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen. a newspaper
pqbAished ip Monroe County, Flor
ida.
Done and Ordered this January
9Th. 939. 81, T.. ........
(SeaD Ross c. SAWYER
'JE ''.,'4i Clerk of Circuit Court.
RAY MOND. r. LORD.
Solicitor for the Complainant.
jan7-I4-21-2S; feb5,I939
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under
ana by virtue of a certain Order
and Decree of foreclosure and sale
made and entered on the gath day
of December, A. u. 1888, in; and by
the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit of the state OF
Florida, in and for Monroe County,
in Chancery, in a cause therein
pending wherein Aquilino Lopez Is
plaintiff and +. 2Rosenthal, also
sometimes known as Etta Rosen-
thai. a widow, Atlantic Salvage
Corporation, a corporation organ
lied and existing under the laws OF
the state of Florida, s. J.. BaPcO.
Mrs. G. Il. Skipper, a widow, also
sometimes known as Nina Relle
Skipper, individually and az Exc
cutriX of the Last Will and Testa-
ment of Glenn Il. Skipper. deceased,
Ii. X. Hanafourde and Florida Sc
curities Holding Company, a dis
solved Florida corporation, and all
unknown persons or parties claim
ing through, under or from said
Florida Securities Holding Com
pany. are defendants, Foreclosure
of Mortgage, the undersigned Spe-
cial Master in Chancery will offer
for sale and will sell at public out
cry for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder at the front door of
the County Court House of Monroe
oOuhNgp tile lily III htJ
West, Florida. during the legal
hours of sale, to-wit, between the
hours of IL o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock u. NJ, on Monday, the 9th
day of February, A. ID. 1889, the
following piece. parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in
the County of Monroe, State OF
Florida, and described as follows:
On the Island of Key West, known
on William A. Whitehead's map,
delineated in February, A. ID. 1899,
as Part of Lot Three CD in Square
Fourteen UD, commencing at
point on Duval Street Fifty-one
t5D feet and six CO. inches from
the corner of Duval and Green
Streets. and running along Duval
Street in a S. Ely direction Thirty
600 feet; thence at right angles in
a n. Ely direction One hundred and
thirteen U13) feet; thence at right
angles in n. WY direction Thirty
900 feet; thence at right angles
in S. WY direction One hundred
and thirteen Q13) feet to the pIsfce
of beginning.
Also the Banking House situated
upon said described lot of land and
the Banking Fixtures situated
thereon.
Dated this 2Sth day of December.
\. ID. 1888.
w. CURRY HARRIS.
Special Master in Chancery
AQUILINO LOPEZ. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
dec. 81, 1888: jan. 7-14-21-2S, 1899
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DEMOCRATS MEET
MONDAY NIGHT

Young, Democrats Club. will
hold a meeting Monday night at
the county, courthouse, with pro-
posals for new members to be
brought up, 49,. 81.
This is one of a number of or
ganizational meetings to increase
membership and determine an
outline of activities for the COM
ing year.
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DR.. VI. r. WARREN
SCORES SELFISH
PUBLIC OFFICERS
SOME CONCERNED WITH
LINING PocKETBooKs AND
SoUARING PERSON AL
GRUDGEs"

AL tlG luuCHeOl Ol Tie NOTARY
Club Thursday noon, DR.. William
R. Warren said that "some elect
ed officers are concerned with
lining their pocketbooks and
squaring personal grudges rather
than considering it a privilege to
render service to the public.
1T is my opinion, DR.. Warren
said further, that the majority
of the County, board will act for
the greatest good of the greatest
number.
Text of the address follows:
Our president requested me
to address you today, and l deem
it a privilege, but while l may
express opinions that I think are
in keeping with Rotary principles,
the Rotary Club can in no way
be held responsible for what l
have to say.
ITO begin: 1t is my opinion
that the majority of the board will
act for the greatest good of the
greatest number, at least you will
conscientiously think SO.
Some elected officers are of
the opinion that to the victors be-
long the spoils' and take office
with the idea that a public trust
is a personal matter to further
their own interests and they are
concerned with lining their peck
etbooks, rewarding political sup
porters and squaring personal
grudges, rather than considering
it a privilege to render service
to the public.
"The motto or rather the -slo-
gan of Rotary is Service, and
that is the essence of what is re-
quired of a good public official.
Another idea is that regard
less of efficiency and ability, a
change of administration to the
average politician calls for clean
sweep of the personnel, methods
and principles, no matter how eff
fective such have proven to be
in the past. ! ~
"We have glazing examples of
these pernicious methods and
practices in our state and mu-
nicipal. governments, and our peo-
pie suffer because of them. ....-
''The average politician sees
nothing good I'M the, actions of his
predecessors, -bat the wise, hon
est. incumbent learns and profits
by the good accomplished. +
During the several years pass,
ed it has been my belief that, our
County Commissioners as, a
whole have served the county
well and to the, best of their .abil-
ity and / hope the present board
will continue as good or a bet
ter record, and give us a square
deal.
This is small county and
you cannot hide your motives
or your decisions from the peo-
pie. Selfish actions may be
camouflaged temporarily, but
sooner or later you will be found
out. I do not need to state that
recent elections created bitterness
accompanied by accusations and
vilification, a disgrace to the city
published to the world. 49,,
"Such methods are bad for the
general public. Selfishness and
revenge should find no place in
the hearts of successful candi-
dates. If allowed to thrive on
gfudges and suspicion (often ILL
founded) such ideas, like a can
Ger, consumes the official that
harbors them and destroys the
hopes of the electorate.
'We, Rotarians, realize we are
negligent in our duty, because we
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ANSWERS TO TEN
TEST QUESTIONS
Below are the answers 20 test
questions printed on Page z

l. Central America. ..o2
2. Corporal.
3. Twenty-one. =.
4. Words that agree ip. form,
but differ in origin and
meaning.
5. The Chagres.
6. In-com'-pa-ra-bl; not in
con-par'- a-bl.
Z. No; she is too long for the
a.. lock chambers.
8. Coronation. !st4..a,. :
8. An. extension of time for
payment of debt.
10. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Neptune. -.
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THE ANSWERS
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l. Technically the Czecho-Slo-
yak government.
2. In the simmer of 1886.
3. In 1885. :'-'t5,:
IA. Yes, by. two newly discov-
cred processes. vls,@. i s.i0 :
I ST.. At the end of 1885, 8, ITS, 900
80. +" $Sl;lOO, GOO, 900 in 1929. q
'i7..," Yes, 325eoO, OO0i bushels.
8. 1t is conducting an inquiry
into the nations entire ecofiomic
system: -. -
s'5fTfia treasury bebasftment
denies the report.
10. In the. sixth. or, seventh
year before the christian era. -