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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-08-17

An explorer says that wolf meat is
very nourishing A lot of people
have had a good meal sitting on their
front doorstep all this time without
it.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-08-17

Approximately 100000 Unite d
States citizens are living abroad.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-08-17

To gain entrance into the city o
Troy the Greeks used wooden hors,
which was filled with men.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

vo' entusiasmada, mejor dicho,
ueSiumbrada por los primeros
.trlunfos del mdsico y la pers-
pectiva-"isi, la verdad p-de
aSesurarse ell porvenir; los pri-
mercS tismpos de casada, cuan
10 ella era buena en- que creia
estar s;nceramente enamorada
oe Gustavo; los primeros desen-
ganos' el hastio, cuando vic que
Ia exces!va bondad de Gustavo
IA cargaba, y Sc lie iba hacien-
DO insoportable, antipatico. pri
Nero odioso, despu6s... La pri-
mera aventura con ell marques
dc Ramo Florido, uno de aque-
! amigos enthusiasts que
Gandara iba entonces conouis-
tando por los teatros y los sa-
ionclllos y los circulos de Ma
orid''' " en- fin, hasta Ia avon.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

muy dueha como era de srs ae-
tos mo tenia-como ella afr
maba con la boca LENA a cada
lnstante-, por que darle cuer-
tas a nadie".
-iY claro que si!-aprob6
la Garces, que Sc ahogaba de r..
sa.
Ella a su vez, Joaquina. con-
feso tambi6n por su parte a En-.
lalla que la casa Sc la papaba
un sehor "muy discreto, que Vi.
via en- ell Noviciado".
i va ves!-ahadi6 Joaori-
na' hacienda un chiste comple-
tamente de Madrid: EN- ma
rioiado! Para que digan!
Eulalia rio de buena CANA.
Y de confidencia en- confiden
cia' conto a Joaquina todos sus
'eeuerdoS; su boda con Gusta.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

la plaza de Lavapies, y las ca
Hes p~intorescas del Satire, del
y de San Cosme..., en- los
alrededores de Santa Isabel.
La mujer habia recorrido to
das estas GALES, viviendo tam
bien en- la plaza del Progreso, y
en- la Gale del Duque de Alba, y
en- la de Toledo y en- la de En-
bajadores, en- la misma casa
donde viva Vicente Pastor.
Era enthusiastic de los toros
Joaquina, enthusiastic del cine,
enthusiastic del teatro, y de las
verbenas, y del cafe Y del cafe
tin y de la tasca Y Ell BAR. y lie
TODD 10 que suponia jarana y
franeachela.
Y claro esta que su caracter
Negre y de tronia, igual que
de Eulalia de las Torres, las
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
LA JUNTA DE LA LiGA IN
TERSOCIAL

Esta noche, en- la sala de los
Caballeros Leales de America,
celebrara junta da Liga Inter
social, integrada por las move
mas Circulo Cubano, Centre AS
turiano, Caballeros Leales de
America y Unione Italiana.
Tomara possession Ell nuevo pre-
sidente, Sr. Victoriano Mantei-
ga, designado anteayer por los
delegates de las euatro novenas.
FL nuevo presidente nos dijo
hoy que Sc propone aplicar las
reglas, en- todos los casos, de mo
do que la amistad Sc conserve a
traves del respeto mutuo y "a
discipline social.
Ell domingo jugaran Cfrculo
Cubano y Centre Asturiano y
los dos "trabucos" de la Unione
Italiana y Caballeros Leales.
Pedira ell Circrlo el ingreso
del pitcher cubano Antonio Ole
ia, lanzador de positivos merl-
tos, joven de muy agradable
presencia y colaborador de la
secci6n deportiva de este peri6-
dico.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Hicieron con 81 ST. viaje a IN.
glaterra y lie acompahan en-
New York, su esposa, su her
mano Harry y los esposos Ed
die Mead.
Los medicos estiman que den
tro de tres semanas podran de-
cirle a Henry 81 es possible su
pelea, en- ell mes de agosto, con
ell italiano Lou Ambers, excam-
Leon dc las 135 libras.
Tiene ell doble campe6n un alto
ooncepto de pGgil ingies Roder-
lex, a quien venci6 en- la Gran
Bretana.
Estima que Roderick daria
m cho que hacer a los principal
les gladiadores americanos de
las lat libras.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

habia hecho desde la primera
juventud intimas amigos.
Eulalia, POGO despues de ms
talarse en- casa de Joaquina, en-
la Gale de Santa Isabel, acab6
una noche en- que las dos ha-
bian salido, yendo al teatro con
unos amigos de la Garces, que
convldaron a chambaha varias
wees, por confesarle a su cole
ga la historic del marques Guam
do quedaron sofas.
i 70 va me barruntaba al
COLA habia dicho Joauuina.
relami6ndose-. Ash era con e,
m~arqresito, no?...
Eulalia asinti6
Y, en- tren de hablar, un tan
to a~thispada, cant6 de plano.
La verdad eS que, estando Sc.
parada de 81 uaarido y siendo
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
LAS CARRERAS DE
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Jack Sheppard y Tony Vale
10 anuncian I'm exceptional pro
grama a base de seis carreras
para Ell domingo II, a las 2 p. m.
por ell m6dico precio de 25c IA
entrada en- Plant Field.
Louis Pickett, de st. Peters
burg, y Mugs Kelly representa-
ian ell campo de Artilleria ll6.
Bob Hill, conocido driver, pro
DO aver tarde su nuevo motor,
quedando muy satisfecho de la
prueba bindada. Esta ansioso
de verse frente a Larry Beckett
Y Jack Cruetz. Hill hizo un item
pc Approximate de SO segundos
en- la distancia de media milla.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

terra de la Coruha y lleveme al
Plantiol
Y cuando ell coche Sc perdi6
entire ell barullo de la Cibeles, en-
filando la Gale de Alcala, Pa
blito, sonriendo abyectamente,
coment6 en- VOC alta, al tempo
que escupia por ell colmillo:
isl, NADIA, 10 que 70 die!
Una reprise! La duquesita Sc
We con ell socio al aire libre! Di
so! i'm Ell Plantiol.,. lilo que
20 habia pensado: la debacle!
Luego, contoneandose como
corresponds a los buenos mozos
postineros, comenz6 a bajar el
Salon del Prado, ahadiendo:
i Breno, vamos p'alla, pa
Sant'Isabel, a darle cuenta a e.
sa sonora, que parece una es-
Garcia de relamida y recohpues
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
LAS LUCHAS DE ESTA
c
(POr Arthur OjedG)

Todos los fanatics de lucha
boxeo Sc daran eta hoy en- Ben
jamin Field Arena, a las $50
p. M, pjara yer Ell magnifico
programa que Sc ofrece a bene-
ficio del luchador Ken Hollis:
Tom Hanley VS.. Cowboy Lit
trail, 80 minutes de tempo.
Marvin Jones VS.. Bill Middle
kauff, l bora de tempo.
Y la pelea a seis rounds entire
Roberto Diaz y Sailor Williams.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
La Gaceta Folletin No. 265
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

Gle de locura que, por Gltimo,
habiala invadido cuando Sc lan-
20 hacia la Gale.
Cogorza sali6 tras ella, q
distancia.
Pero va en- la calie, y viendola
pararse, temeroso de que Sc le
escapara, Sc aproxim6 a ella.
Era evidente que esperaba un
taxi.
Y, en- efecto..,
En- cuanto pas6 ell primero va
clio, 10 llam6.
Y Cogorza pudo DIR que Ia
sonora ordenaba:
VolaRdo, cola gsted Ia carre-
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
JOE DI MAGIC VOLVIO A
LA LINEA DE COBATE

Ell famoso jardinero y batea-
dor Joe Di Maggie volvi6 aver
a la Inca de combate.
Joe festej6 su primera vez al
bate con un "tribey", su 1nico
batazo de la tarde.
Vernon Gomez fue ell pitcher
victorioso frente a los Medals
Blancas y Lee ell derrotado. Tie
ne ell castellano cuatro exitos Y
dos contratiempus.
Lou Gehrig sigUe calentando
ell banco, 10 que muchoS de suS
admiradores lamentan.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
ARMSTRONG THEME ENTA-
BLILLADA LA MANO r.
QUIERDA

New York, JUNO 8.-Henry
Armstrong, ell doble campe6n,
regres6 de Inglaterra con la ma
no izquierda entablillada y hoy
presenciara, en- la Madison SD.
Garden, la pelea entire AL Davis
y ell irlandes Eddie Brink. La Sc
mana que viene Armstrong sal
dra para su domicilio de Los
Angeles, California, bajo la pro
mesa de regresar dentro de tres
semanas.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
JACK LACEY Sc EMPATO
CON CLYDE MERRILL

FL jefe de publicidad de la
Tampa Electric, Jack Lacey, TO-
ma parte en- ell torneo estatal de
"Duckpin', cue Sc celebra en-
esta ciudad.
Aver, en- los simples de la ella
Sc B, Jack qued6 empatado con
Clyde Merrill, su companero de
team.
Lacey comenz6 con 100 Y 124,
pero en- ell tercer juego perdl6
terrenO y termin6 con 116, en-
patandose con Merrill en- $40.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Roberto Estalella, que junto
con Benito Alvarez, Cueto, Qu!-
lila Valdes y otras estrellas Sc mi
clio en- ell trabuco del Hershey,
en- la provincial de Matanzas Y
que defiende actualmente los co
lores del Washington, jonrone6
dos wees aver tarde para dar-
lie una victoria a su team en- ell
primer juego del doble head
er" con los Indios del Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
o LOS CUANTES
(POr Arthur Ojeda)

En- la edici6n de aver tarde df
la idea de que las sociedades que
1orman la Liga Intersocial brin
daran a la juventrd amante de
los punos un gimnasio y un ms
tructor. Mis- lectores recuerdan
que "Lorente", sin recursos de
ningrna clase, solo con su amor
al sport y su energfa tenaz, sa-
9 grandes pugilistas del Circu-
o Cubano, como 10 fueron Os-
car Mendivia, Rivero, JESUS
Granada, Camera y otros mu-
chos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
PELOTA SiUAVE

Esta noche Jugaran en- ell par
que de CuScaden la novena de
Spicola con la del Labor Temple
alas AS.
Les tocara ell segundo turno,
a las 9, a los j6venes de Hav-a-
Tampa contra los de la Pequena
Camara de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

La pelea revancha entire AL
Manrique y ell Chino Alvarez Sc
llevara a cabo, dijo hoy Mr.. La
Marque al recibir un telegrama
de Mr.. Gore, manager del meji-
cano. Ell Chino Sc puso muy en-
tento, como 81 hubiera recibido
la noticia de la llegada del pri-
m~ogenito.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Spa" Stribling, quien gui6 a
su propio hijo hasta las mas al
tas cimas del boxeo y manager
a~ctualmente del prometedor
Young Allen, escribi6 al promo
tor La Marque interesandose en-
poner a Young frente a cual-
quier heavyweight, en- Benja-
min Field Arena.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Tony Lazzerr que durante mu
chos amos form6 la combination
de los "doble+plays" con Frank
Crosetti, en- Ell team de los cam
peones del mundo, fue despedi-
do aver tarde por los Gigantes
despues de haber cometido dos
de los cuatro errores de su
team.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Gene Tunney hablando de los
chances de Lou Nova frente
al campe6n del mundo, dice:
Nova es joven, fuerte, determi
nado y valliente; con estas con-
diciones siempre tiene un chan
ce."
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
DEPORTES
Con ell bate y la Pelota
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Nombrado Pepito Ouesta ma
mayer del team del Cfrculo Gu
bano, y Antonio Castro, ex-ju-
gador del formidable team" de
la Policia Nacional de la Haba-
ma, colaborando a su lado como
coach, con ell agregado de nue.
vas caras, la novena de los GU
banos no sera tan facil de ven
Ger.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
Resultado de los juegos de

Resultado de los juegos de
aver:
LIGA NACloN Al
Cincinnati, 5 :, Philadelphia
A, C.
Chicago, Z C; New York, / C..
Pittsburg, 2 c; Boston, 0 c.
st. Louis, 7 c; Brooklyn, 3 C.
IGA AMERICANA
New York, 5 C; Chicago, 2 c.
Washington, 1913 c; Cleve-
land, 40 c.
Philadelphia 5 c; Detroit, A c.
Boston en- st. Louis (lluvia).
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Sixto Morales y Rafael Fee
rrer estan hacienda training dla
rio y los muchachos parecen lis
tos para sus pr6ximas peleas.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Sc VENDE una casa remode-
lada en- magnfficas condolences.
Plazos faciles. Cerca del Centre
Asturiano. 81 lie interesa escri-
ba al P. o. Box 5536 o lame al
Telefono Y 1892.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Gene Tunney cree que Nova
tiene "chance" frente al "dina-
mitero" de Detroit.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

"Tribey'' Pelaez sc ha sacado
cinco fotos desde ell pasado do
mingo.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Pepito Cuesta, nuevo mana
ger del Circulo Cubano, prone
te anexarse la primera victoria
ell domingo, frente a los Astu-
rianos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
Crealo O no 10 r e
(Por Arthur Ojedd)

Ell Chino Alvarez aument6 5
libras en- los dos 1ltimos dias Y
luce mejor que nunca.
Willie Santana no acept6 IN
business proposition" que lie
hicieron aver tarde.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

ia, de too 10 qu'hemos obser-
vao!... IA mi plin! iQuGpoqui-
ne, y 10 demas me s'importa un
bledol De paso, voy a catar ell
vino nuevo en- ca Candida, y en-
ca Ell PelGo, y en- ca Diego y en-
la taberna de Los pajaritos.,.
Frunci6 ell ceno y anadi6:
-iAh, ST, y tomare un POGO
de anis en- ell bar Algeria, que
coge tambien al paso!...
Eulalia de la Torres habia pc
dido averiguar las senas de los
traperos por Joaquina Garces.
La antigua actriz conocia a
medic Madrid, 2ero csc Madrid
pintoresco y deslucido que vive
por las Rondas y por Anton
Martin y por la Gale de la Mag
ialena, y la del Ave Maria, y
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
LA GACETA

q peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
do mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 CT.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
MRS. ARONOVITZ
BACK FROM TRIP

Mrs. Charles Aronovitz arriv-
ed in Key West last Saturday
from a full three weeks spent in
New York City in the interests
of Aronovitz Department Store.
Announcement is made by Mrs.
Aronovitz today of the highly
successful trip, during which
every department in the store
received attention in regard to
new and modern merchandise.
''Mi-lady of Key West" will
certainly be up-to-date during
the coming season if she concen-
trates her buying at Aronovitz,
as an advance peak" at the
styles to be featured leaves moth
ing to be desired.
New dresses, in leading brands,
new SUITS, coats, hats, under
things, shoes and all accessories
are arriving daily-ready for dis
play as the season opens.
Mems wear, too-came in for
attention on the buying, and a
complete new array of wearing
apparel for Mr.. Key West will
be on display shortly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
Solano Celebrates
10th Birthday

A large number of friends
helped celebrate the sixteenth
birthday of Oscar Solano at a
party at American Legion Hall
Sunday afternoon.
Dancing was enjoyed and
games played. Prizes were award
ed to Fidelio Vargas and Evelio
Valdez.
Present were:
Charles Fraga, Fred Nixson,
Ralph Solano, June Yelpington,
Paul Esquinaldo, Mary Sanchez,
Evelio Valdez, Eva Valdez, Ar
gentina Fragas, Orchid Cuesta,
Onenia Sanchez, Catherine Yradi,
Alicia Ogden, Margaret Alvarez,
Virginia Williams, DELTA Fer
nandez, Max Labrada, leila Car
mona, Griselda Garcia, Alicia
Borges, Nellie Perez, Charles
Albury, Adolfo Lopez, Orlando
Cabaiia, Fidelia Vargas, Olga
Moreno, Migdalia Solano, Grace
Sanchez, Elsie Perez, Olga
Ramos, Margaret Villate, Daniel
Fernandez, Lydia Garcia, Henry
Varela, Norma Nixon. q ;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
A KEY WESTER RAMBLES
AROUND THE COUNTRY: New

Jersey: Many of the fishing boats
at Brielle a few miles from Bar
negat Bay, famous yachting CEN
ter, fish in Miami waters during
the winter and New Jersey wa
tiers for the summer. They are
much prouder of their Florida
fishing though. In New Jersey,
they catch sea bass, fluke, tuna,
bonito, mackerel. A big tuna
catch as those 500 Founders you
read is very rare, most of them
running around 1920 pounds
with occasional 100 FOUNDERS
The big trouble in New Jersey
as in most places outside of the
Florida Keys barrier reef section
is that there are no reef shelters
where fish can find protection
and food, So what do New Jersey
fishermen do? Why about three
or four times each summer all
the fishing boats load up with
rock and scrap iron and other
impedimenta and the fleet goes
out to a designated spot about
three miles off shore and drop
all their stuff overheard to form
an artificial reef. In Key West
wet let nature do that little job.
Famous Barnegat Bay is dotted
with thousands of sailboats, in
board and cupboard speedboats
during the summer weekends. To
see a hundred sails in the blue
haze of the horizon is a beauti-
full sight. There are sneak boxes,
which are almost flat, but slight
ly rounded. There are Comet
classes by swanky Bay Head
Yacht Club. There are short
speed boats and long racy ones.
The breeZes are heavy and there
are many upsets. The water from
cedars along the shore is reddish
colored and mud banks are not
visible to the naked eye. There
are many blue crabs at Manas-
guam inlet, which Key Westers
know as Sea Finicans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
THE ISLAND CITY
A NEAR TRAGEDY

- @NA@&A4h @h@AS4~@~ O(SoA ~
some weeks ago in a diving at
tempt by Gerald Pinder, dancing
star of many of Key Vests
brightest floor shows. Gerald
had donned the diving helmet
belonging to Willie Wickers and
was down around 35 feet below
the surface. Something he was
carrying dropped on the bottom
and Gerald bent over to pick it
up. Unused to the rules of he'll
met diving, Gerald did not think
that bending over the water
would flow into the helmet,
which is open at the shoulder.
Hardly having time to take a
deep breath, Gerald threw the
helmet off and swan frantically
to the surface. He said he could
see he was almost there when
everything suddenly went black.
The quick ascent and change of
pressure had caused it. Above in
the boat from which the air was
being pumped, Harry Wickers,
William Wickers' son, noticed this
shape floati, G some way below
the surface and taking no chance
dove overheard after it. Finding
it to be Gerald he hastily seized
him and brought him into the
boat, where it took some nifty
first-aid to bring Gerald to. Ger
aid is undaunted, though, and is
not afraid to go down again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05

THIS little cottage with a low
IL cave line and high pitched
roof, without dormers, is remi-
niscent of those found along
the lanes of rural England.
Because the form of the
house is a simple rectangle and
the roof is low and unbrOken
it is one that may be erected
without penalty of extra con-
structiOn cost.
The house proper ''con-
tains' a garage, making it pos
sible to build it on a fifty-foot
lot without having the back
yard spoiled by a driveway.
The living room is extra large,
the dinette is almost full dim
ing room, and there is thirty
foot expanse of storage space
under the front roof ON the
second floor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
JAMES FAMILY
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Thomas James and daugh-
tiers. Misses Gwendolyn and Jose
phine, who had been visiting with
Captain Thomas James. u. S.
Navy retired. at a point in Masa
chusetts. returned over the high
way Sunday night.
1t was the intention of Captain
James to return with his family,
but was prevented from so doing
because of orders requiring all
retired officers of the navy to
stand by on instructions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
Ne.Uly Decorated Art
Center Open Tonight

Tonight at 8 o'clock there will
be "open house" at the Key
West Community Art Center
celebrating the newly redecorated
Center and two new exhibitions
one by the Key West Society OF
Artists and the Currier and Ives
collection of Victorian prints.
The Center which has been
closed during the past few weeks,
for the redecorating, has been
beautifully arranged according to
those who have been working al
the Transformation. A new color
scheme and certain other fur
nishing Improvements will be
noted by visitors tonight.
The general public is invited,
said director F. Townsend Nor
gan, with the Art Center staff
assisted by members of the Key
West Society of Artists receiv-
ing. Refreshments will be
served.
The Currier and Ives collection
is from the Library of Congress
The Society show will be on the
local scene and is expected to
prove as interesting as have their
past interpretations of local
scenes and subjects.
The exhibitions will be on
view through September "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
night when phosphorus is glow
ing everywhere.

RAY CURRY, cost accountant
for the WPA in the construction
of the sewer project here and the
fellow whom everyone went to
for hasty summation of figures.
is at present in Ohio waiting for
a similar construction job to
start there where he is to be cost
accountant again. .VINING
SHERMAN. grandson of the late
Judge j. Vining Harris, is at
present beginning work in the
dairy business in a New England
city. A visitor to him this sum-
mer was JOHN PUTNAM. who is
well known for his cartoons dec
Grating the walls of local night
clubs. Sherman will spend
Christmas in Key West. .ULRIC
GWYNN. JR.. was assistant pub
lefty officer at the Fort Screven,
Ga, CCC Camp, handling pub
licity for boys from $50 towns,
and also In editing the CT Mi Tri
Cam, annual of the camp. GWynn
was one of those receiving mill
tary honors for his work. Camp
broke up July Is, with the an
nuals printed and distributed a
week ago. There were nine Key
West boys at the camp. jake
KEY. one of Key Vests veteran
charter boat captains, last week
journeyed to Marco, Florida, with
a party of Key West boatmen and
returned with hundreds of clans
from the enormous clam bed up
there. Even the decks of the
Legion were jammed with the
shellfish. According to infor-
nation from Annapolis, Patrol
Wing Five, her last winter, will
go to Guantanamo Bay this Win
ter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
49, sSssw. 49,. ~ ~ MwM 49,
BIG SUCCESS FOR
RED BARN PLAYERS

Word comes to The Citizen
this week. via the Worcester
vening Gazette. of Worces-
ter. Mass. concerning the
high success enjoyed this
summer season by the Red
Barn Players.
The group of talented &C.
tors. led by promoter-mana-
ger Alan Gray Holmes. will
be remembered as those who
coperated with the local
Parent Teacher Associations
in presenting amateur per-
fcrmances at Harris school
during the past winter sea-
son.
The Red Barn Theatre is
situated on the Boston Turn
pike in Westboro and is con-
sidered by many. according
to the article in the Gazette.
as an important contribution
TO the entertainment field in
that vicinity. II has a seat
ing capacity of three hundred
and standing room only has
been the going thing all sum-
mer long.
Many CT those who were
with Mr.. Holmes in Key
West last season are still
with the troupe. including
Miss Louise Galloway. who
is director for the group.
which numbers thirty.
The Theatre opened July
2. 1898. and did fine in the
first year. Followed the trek
TO Florida and Key West last
winter. The 1899 season
opened early in June and
the trend of popularity and
incident attendance has been
steadily upward.
~ ~ 81 ~ ~ ~ 49, MwA Sw
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WEATHER FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. m, Wednesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday;
gentle to moderate variable
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday, probably occa-
sional thunderShowerS over north
portion.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Gentle to moderate variable
winds. partly overcast weather
tonight and Wednesday, scattered
showers over north portion We'd
neSday.
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Marriage License
Ise1ed Yesterday

Yesterday there was marriage
license issued from the office OF
Judge Raymond r. Lord, author
izing the wedding of Houston
Pent and Miss Ellen Eugenia
Pierce.
1t was shown on the license
that it was the intention of the
high contracting parties to have
the ceremony performed by
Judge Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
Minoca Council
Meets Tonight

There will be a regular meet
ing of Minoca Council held to
night, beginning at 7:30 o'clock
at the Red Mems Hall.
There are two candidates to be
initiated, and the members of the
degree team especially are re.
questedSto be in attendance.
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STEAMER ALAMO
ARRIVES In PORT

Steamship Alamo of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, arrived at the
Mallory dock this morning at
7:30 o'clock and at once began
discharging cargo of light, mis-
cellaneous freight.
The ship finished discharging
and sailed at 10 o'clock for Tam
pa from which port the vessel
will return to Key West Friday
afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-05
OIL TANKER
COMING In

Tanker M. F. Elliott, of the
Standard Oil CO., of New Jersey,
is due to arrive at Key West on
September IL for a supply of
fuel oil at the Porter Dock Co.
The vessel, it is understood. is
from Hamburg, Germany, and
will be the first ship arriving at
Key West from that country since
the war. started.