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CHAPTER v Continued =.

Dick was anything but Modified
but the childish explanation put him
in an awkward position to resume
serious discussion. At the same time
he was conscious of sudden tension
on the part of Phyllis. He saw that
her face was pale and her hands
nervously twisted the corner of her
napkin. She was glazing at Algae.
Bewildered by her apparent con-
Germ, he looked from one face to the
other. No one spoke and the only
one completely at ease was Algae.
He returned Phyllis glare with a
smile, ignored Dick completely, and
Casually slipped his drink. Dick got
up, tossed a bill on the table and
turned to Phyllis. Want to Gomez"
he said.
She hesitated a moment, then got
up and together they left the room.
Nov I can't tell their fortunes"
Algae said after Phyllis and Dick
had gone.
Il don't think it was very nice
for you to talk like that to Dickie-
to Dick" Ada said. Calling him
my boy and everything. He's just
as old as you are, I'll bet. And
he has a quick temper, too. He
might have started a fight if 1
hadn't told him about-about YOU"
She looked very unhappy, uncer-
tain to whom her loyalty belonged.
Algae could see that if Dick had
suggested that she go with him she
would gladly have gone.
That's Not Funny
Algae took her hand again and
held it as he had when they had
been at the other table. II see
the trouble which predicted before
coming closer and closer" he said
IN a sing-song tone. II see two
men, one of them quick-tempered
and jealous, the other tall, dark,
mysterious; but which one will tri-
umph in the battle for this small,
soft hand I cannot tell you. You are
fascinated by one, and toward the
pther you feel a deep, maternal af-
Election"
"Oh, stop!" Ada said, pulling her
hand away. That's not funny any,
more. Dick is mad at both of us
how and it's all your fault. He and
are going to be-weve been going
together-and-and-" And then
she was crying and fumblng for
The handkerchief in her purse. She
habbed at her eyes and shifted and
looked utterly miserable, but she
kept her face turned toward Algae
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Dangerous Voyage
---by Patrlcia Morgan - E|11l 1QsR

| SO that others in the room wouldn't
see her tears.
Algae hunched over the table and
looked at the glass he was twirling
in his fingers. Half of Phyllis
sherry was still in it. I'm awfully
sorry. Ada" he said. II didn't know.
thought he was probably rela-
tive or something. L" But there
he stopped abruptly, as II he
suddenly refused to let himself say
any more.
After a while they went out on
deck again, and they saw that the
water was churning strangely, even
though it was still fiat and free of
whitecaps. Oh to the west, but
much nearer than before, was the
dark haze. Now, with the sun just
a dull glow at the very rim of the
horizon, the haze looked almost like
land rising dim and gloomy a few
miles away, capped with hot and
sullen coppery crust.
Storm Comes Quickly.
AS they watched the sky darken
with surprising speed, they saw
white ridges appear on the water
and then they felt the ship roll with
an unseen swell. When 1t fell back
again spray rose and dropped like
rain on the greenish, lacy surface of
the sea. Guests of wind stung their
faces with salt spray carried from
the tops of the rising waves, but the
scene was too fascinating to miss.
They stood at the rail saying Moth
ing, their eyes held by the strange
sight of the storm driving across
the water like a vast, blunt-nose
pillow, furroWing a gigantic path as
1t came and throwing in front and
all around it ponderous, laundering
mountains of blue-black water.
Then suddenly there was rain,
heavy and bursting and hot with
splashing drops that seemed big
enough to fill a cup-and they fell
from sky that only few moments
before had been clear and blue and
that now was a dull gray blanket so
close above them it might have lain
on the smoke stacks. And the rain
drove them inside. but from port
holes that were hastily being fast
ened shut by the feverishly working
crew. they could watch and feel,
with every pitch of the ship the fury
OF the descending tropical storm.
copyriEht, 1910, the Chicago Daily
News, Inc,
Tomorrow: Panic breaks out
among the passengers on the
Georgia.
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fish and he is especially aware of
the fact that he must have his mind
completely on getting the better of
this one. His skill is pitted against
the cleverness and strength of his
captive and it may take hours to
lind out which will win.
The muskellunge has the general
form OF the pike, the head being
slightly larger. When alive it is a
dark gray with many blackish
square and round spots of various
sizes on the silvery gray-colored
sides.
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Natures Children
Muskellunge
(Esox masquinon9y)

wish to entice the fish with live bait,
then your choice will be creek club,
fall-fish, small suckers and river
club.
Since this freebooter leads the
life 1t pleases, it has not learned to
accept any curbing of its activities.
When it finds it is unable to get
away. its fury knows no bounds. It
is at this stage the fisherman finds
things to his liking. Handling 80 to
100 pounds of fish that is thrashing
and jumping about is really some
thing to boast about. The expert
angler. uses every method he has
successfully tried on other game
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FREDERICK J. YOUNG. Receiver
International Exchange Bank.
washington n -
RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE.

RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE.
To Whom 1t Nav Concern:
Pursuant to authority OF the Comptroller
OF the Currency Of the United States. the
sRndersiTned NJ NJ. FREDERICK Young IS
washington, D G: viii offer at public sale
to the highest bidder or bidders for cash
at 1886 New York Ave. NV on July "a.
1870 at 10 o'clock AM. the remaining
assets s Of the said Bank Of BriRhtwood of
WASHINGTON, D. C.. consisting Of real estate.
bills receivable. judgments. overdrafts and
other chooses in action and chattels less
such items or articles as may be paid or
Otherwise disposed of prior to the said dale
Of sale herein mentioned, A descriptive
ist OF the remaining assets so offered for
sale may be inspected by prospective pur-
chasers at the ONCE of the Receiver of the
Bank OF Briehtwood of WASHINGTON D. C.,
on al business days except Saturday up
TO and including the date OF said sale
SATURDAY.. AM. to IL noon.
ACCORDING to law. said remaining assets
cannot be sold otherwise than without re-
course and without warranty of any kind
or character. and subject to the approval
Of the COMPTROLLER of the CURRENCY Of the
United States. anS -,-At-r. - c~n6-r,atior
BY court Of record of competent iurisdic-
ton.
FREDERICK J. YOUNG, Receiver,
Bank OF Brentwood,
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'ervice Council Dance

The Service Council of the Jewish
Community Center is sponsoring a
hummer formal dance at the Wood
nont Country Club at 10 o'clock to-
hight. Sam Bossin is chairman of
arrangements.
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C.I. O. Aide to Speak

G. w. Fowler, assistant publicity
director Of the G. I. O., will discuss
the legislative program of the labor
organization at the July meeting
Of the Washington Chapter of the
Federation of Architects. Engineers,
Chemists and Technicians at pm.
tonight at the Bookshop, 916 Seven
tenth street NV.
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A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 20 years experience Lincoln 5000
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
BUSINESS.

POSITIONS OPEN
Plant (steeD superintendent. good SAL
ary: craftsman Executive type): hotel
manager. tool and die machine supt.. ho-
siery mill Supt., woman chiropractor, wait
resses a.. housework. maids, BARRIERS, wet
washers. II we haven't the place you
want our CONFIDENTIAL system will work to
locate IT for you. Call for information,
300 B st. Sc. rs
POLICY WRITER. white. female age 90
2s. exper. in casualty lines; must be single,
Apply in person
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
sos E st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ners fsee Miss Young: exp. TYPISTs
bookkeepers, machine oper. miss Knight):
nurses drugstore help, male and female
miss East: mechanics. meat cutters, gro.
Gerry clerks, gas station workers (Mlss
Day.: male stenoR,; typists, bookkeep, etc
lMlsS Fox; statesmen, technical help (Mr
Byrd. WE NEED 25-35 QUALIFIED work.
ers daily. No charge unless PLACED.
PERSONNEL, SERVICE
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STENOGRAPHER

Young man, thoroughly ex-
perienced; college training
preferred. Apply employment
Office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Department Store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


s sHbss P P2s sT s.n sTTAs y:dd rSN
ana meetings, 1Oc up per day each. New
ST. ii 'i is,s s q ~ s;sssssS
debts contracted BY any one other than
m g. ana IA III 1aSs Iryin a
debts unless made BY myself. CHARLIE
ROSS. 632 Delaware ave. s,w. 19s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
. holders Of the Northeast Building Associa.
WIN Dc hs sse Tna;saay yuly
Rhode island Avenue NE. WASN'T sshin1 ton
p: C., for the purpose Of electins directors
action Of such business as may properly
come before e seH 1Gsfs'aE' s. syMoss,
----------- ---------- Secretary.
RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE,
To Whom 1t May Concern;
Of 10 u bs Fl he
Receiver q the International Exchanae
P sa ss. al: to ls ss P Nss Y BIDDER II.
July %, 1910, At 10 O'Clock AM. the re-
naming naming assets Of the said International
ssns Of real estss Els p S
judsments. overdrafts and other chooses
articles as may be paid or otherwise dis
posed OF prior to the said date Of sale
herein mentioned. A descriptive list OF
the remaining assets SO offered for sale
may be INSPECTED by prospective purchasers
at the ONCE Of the Receiver Of Interna-
tional EXCHANGE Bank Of Washington. d. c..
to and including the date OF sale between
the hours Of Am. and 4:3O PM. Satur-
day Am. to II noon.
According to law. said remaining assets
cannot be sold otherwise than without
recourse and without warranty Of any kind
Of the Comptroller of the Currency OF the
United States. and subject to confirmation
by court OF record OF competent jurisdic.
lion.
FREDERICK J. YOUNG. Receiver.
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HELP MEk g. woMeh

COUPLE. white. middle aged, room in ex-
change for wifes services: sober, handy
man preferred. 1909 18th st. NV.
COUPLE. white or colored, for immediate
work in New England; woman good general
cook. man either houseman or gardener:
500 mo. Phone RE 1858
ENTERTAINER, for cafe: piano player.
singer or what have you, white. eli 18th
st Sc
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HELP MEN.
fNnHkS~,,~AN

HAVE i!,.,n. opENINus ioI z men With outside
6sssy. 1ssi Z s: NV. RE. ossS. A"-
WANTED. salesmen. several, for retail food
routes, able to earn S35 to $50 per week:
must furnish small cash bond and have
eood reference. Apply before pm. 1902
9th st. ne. 11s
UsED-CAR SALEsMAN. - :,
A ltve-wire, hustling good used-car sales
mar. wanted q once for one Of Washing
Applicant must be hard worker and Of
week. See Mr.. Kupersmidt coast-in. Pom
tiac. 400 block Florida ave. ne.
I NEED A MARRIED MAN.
Sales. service and some delivery; must
be hard worker, have car and able to meet
posi G,,n. gsrmspent, no canvsssers: Apply
3646 14th St. nv. 10 to IL only.
S. KAHN SONS co.
Man for disnified. permanent sales po-
sition. store experience helpful as part
day a ass t asG osl Thurs
PERMANENT, must be depend
able, conscientious and of neat
appearance. The business is a re-
liable one with good income. Ref
erences required. Apply Thurs
day, 10 am. sharp, at Denrike
Bldg, Room 205, Vermont ave.
and K st. NV. No other time.
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ENCOERlCh j. YOUNG, ReCe
Bank of Brentwood,
WASHINGTON. d. G
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Business advertisements under Sit
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The Star is the great "Want Ad"
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newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ng y 30 cheap considering the results
btained
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RESTAURANT

Downtown, whisky: Aforementioned; does
$1,000 wkly.: can easily be doubled; closed
Sundays. Beats 150; near new Sc, ZOO. 900
Govt. BLDG; opening soon; well equipped.
Price. $4,000; very easy terms.
BOB HOII,ANDER
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Tomorrow: Panic breaks out
among the passengers on the
Georgia.
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Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1O10 Vermont Ave-. Room PIT. MA. 1910.
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DOWN PAYMENT ONLY $500.
rooms Oil heat; rent, $50; nicely fur
nished throughout; income quoted, about
$3.50: plenty linen. etc. See this
WINF1EID & THURM.
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ALL APIS, near End and ne. IL
rooms. oil heat; rent; $75; income quoted.
4Z6O; leaving lovely two-room apt. for
lXIIhI1ILlY n q 1HIIIIRAE
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED, TRANSPORTATION TO KANSAS
City and return for 3. about July 10. MI.
5000. Ext. 919. 5 to 7:30 pm. IL
LEAVING FRIDAY MORNING FOR LOS
Angeles, married couple; take 2; refer
ences EXCHANGED. SH 64s1-W
ATLANTIC CITY, DRIVING PACKARD,
leaving Saturday morning, returning
Wednesday train rate. Phone EVENINGS
1ASloS 6zVS. 10
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

LoeoI Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum
time 23c line ------ s SO
times zoe line 100
times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
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ROOMIN0 HOUSE, apts.. near 14th, PARK
rd.-15 rooms. 3 baths. 2-car gar. real
kitchens with sinks. "a electric refrieera-
tors; all rented nice furniture: $500 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
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IUIV VeEuIuHg AVe, FtOUm III. MA. 81
ROOMING HOUSE RARGATN

10 ROOMS. 8 BATHS; RENT, S75.
Near. 18th and Belmont Oil heat; very
nicely furnished; income quoted, over 5000;
sacrifice for $1,000. terms Investigate.
WINFIELD & THURM,
'Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Brokers"
9OS 10th st. NV. Ma 1854.
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'Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Brokers'"
90S 10th st. NV. MA. 1854.
ROOMING and guest houses; prices terms
reasonable; showing income any section.
For appointment. call
M. Reach, 1910 vt. Ave. RE. 2919.
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VIM 1GdO CE II O1C1V1,
90S 10th St. NV MA aRE4
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Rooming and boarding houses at once, fur.
niture and business only; plenty prospects,
NO CHARGES UNLESS SOLD.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Lsrge national organization wants imme-
dietely responsible men who can place sub
good used motor truck; long time contract
provided to pay notes; all expenses good
living. excel. return investment; Full de-
tails REQUEST; references. Box BE Star.
FOR LEAsE-Ideal trailer camp site on
No. / highway, 3 mi. south Alexandria.
am. NE. 1868.
SMALL. HOTEL, so rooms. elevator; rent,
S2se HnS ewsez 4 to Se
BOOMING HOUSE, rms, nearly filled;
cash sale ale so4 list Il st. nv. ~
GASOLINE ACCEs., possibly best stand
nearby Va: long estab.: fully equip. and
Price. 5000. Box 1881, Star
DEIIcA.. CONF, or-sale beer; upper NV;
every. equipment. well stocked; GOOD bus,
me future: ant. shove: long lease; price.
5000: terms. Box 1921. Star.
Il , BINS ON KPall1Z fuTn s-yT lease;
ovens kesity. ne Ne e ozss. siooo handles
OPToMETRIsT wanted; established place.
right man ali replies eonhdentiai. Box
ARCHERY RANGE, fully equipped: Ideally
located; operating profitable basis. EQUIP
next year. Must sell at once; reasonable.
Phone MI 1856. between 8 and IL am.
SANDWICH, ddseldicc. conf; vond. place; acct.
leaving sac. $500.
So eash s. H RGos ONO sai TO- .! a4 is5ms
OPPORTUNITY FOR DENTIST.
lease ssnsd de nh Once r os sfns e. t.
work, This is an excellent Opportunity f6r
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HELP WOMEN.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; won
derful French method used. DR.. Della
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S. KAHN SONS co.

Man 1or dienined, permanent sales pos
sition. store experience helpful as part
of this work Is contracting store customers.
Car necessary. Apply $50 am Thurs
day, employment ONCE 4th door :
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NIGHT GAMES
Especial to The citizen)

Especial to The Cifizen)
NEW YORK. July ia
Philadelphia Phillies spoiled
the ST. Louis Cardinals VIC
tory run in a night game last
night by defeating the Red
birds. 3 TO o. Previously the
Cards had rung up a six
straight string of wins. Null
cahY allowed the ST. Louis
boys only five hits.
Cincinnati Reds protected
their comfortable lead in the
National League by taking a
4 10 3 contest from the Bos-
ton Bees in the other night
game played in the senior
circuit last night. Paul Der
ringer was the winning
pitcher.
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'SOFTBALL LEAGUES
MET LAST EVENING
MANA GERS TURNED IN
NAMES OF TEAM ROSTERS:
NEW RULES ADOPTED

Roster of eight teams in the
National and American Leagues
Of the Island City Softball tour
nament We're presented at a meet
ing of the leagues held last night
at City Hall, with President Va
rela in the chair.
Various field rules for play in
the second-half of the schedule
now under way were abridged,
chiefly those having to do with
extra-base swats and ground
rules.
Rosters of the clubs were rails
ed to IL men, including mana
ger, who is eligible to play.
Team pilots reporting their rOs-
tiers last night, and the men on
the teams, were as follows:
National Legaue
Peppers PlumberS-Rcy Ham
lin, manager; P. Baker, ]. Villa
real, ]. Carbonen. W.. Gates. E
Nelson, J. Barcelo, E. Ingraham,
D. Mccarthy, NJ. Griffin, L. STAN
ley, H. Gates, c. Gates, B. Han
cock, E. Higgs and S. Lewis.
Sawyer's Barbers-O. Kemp,
manager; John Walker, Jasper
Walker, c. Sterling, D. Sterling,
J. Roberts. j. Navarro, N. Dom
enech, K. Kerr, ]. Russell. N.
Gutierrez, A Griffin. E Albury.
! G. Hopkins and NJ. Tynes.
Blue Sox-Paul Albury. mana
ger; G. Garcia, J. Garcia, H Mo-
lima, A. Acevedo, NJ. Acevedo,
Alvio Acevedo, NJ Arias, Hose
Fernandez, F. Caraballo. c. Ros-
am, H. Brost, Charles Thompson,
George Barber, John Ogden, Eu-
gene Roberts, Chino Hernandez
and Peter Castro.
American League
MerchantS-G. Malgrat. mana
ger; Joe Soldano, T. Soldano, A.
Alfonso, Capt. r. Valdez, E. Al
bury, Charles Albury. J. Torres.
+ N. Pita, r. Diamandi, o. Alton
so, A. Canalejo, l.. Espinola, D.
Vargas, c. Garcia and NJ. Perez.
NavSta - Clarence AllShouse,
manager; F. Delaney, L. Castro,
c. Tanner, L. Gutierrez, NJ Her
Inandez, w. Kelly, F. Matthews,
w. Curry. w. Jaycocks, AL Al
bury, r. Amable. D. Buckley. ].
Lopez. c. Sands and Geo. Reid.
CCC-Charles Forsythe, mana
ger; E. Hamilton, B. Mccarthy,
W. Barfield, j. Prado, J. Bars,
W. Wylie. c. Almeda, NJ Best, F.
Skinner, F. Steele, ]. Arrant. J.
House, A. Williams and F. Whit
ledge.
| U.S.S. Lea-Farrin, manager;
L. Surran, W. Tryon, J. Smith,
R. REESE, A. Klink. H Rothen-
garh, w. Jones. N. Stephenson,
!. Malonev- E. Fillingham. A.
Fricke. E. Spear, r. Sullivan and
W. Wilson.
Key West ConchS-A. LaStres
Sr.. manager; Arthur Thompson
iR. Arnold. G. Lastres. A. Lastres
10. Cardova. J. Aritas. d. Roberts,
G. Garcia. w. Webb D Flood o.
IO'Connor. D. Fernandez. G. Ear
i1v. ]. Menendez and o. Esquin-
aldo.
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dams. Bosox took both ends of
the twin-bill, 8 to 3 and 8 to 5.
Buck Newsom failed to add to
his string of consecutive vic
tories, now resting at thirteen,
when he left the first contest in
favor of Benton, with his team
ahead, 3 to 2. He was not charg-
ed with the loss. however.
Cleveland Indians lost their
game with the New York Yam
KEGS, but moved into first place
due to the Tigers double loss.
Yanks were extended to thirteen
innings before they pushed
across the final run of the 4 to
score. Bob Teller went the route
and was charged with the defeat.
Chicago White Sox committed
five errors in their game with
Washington Senators, aiding the
Mats to gain a 5 to 2 decision.
Dutch Leonard won his tenth
game for the Senators.
st. Louis-Philadelphia contest
was postponed on account OF
rain.
BROOKLYN Dodgers eked out a
close victory over the Chicago
Cubs yesterday, obtaining one
run in each of the first and sec
ond innings to call it day in
the scoring department. Cubs
got only three hits and one run
off the slants of Luke Hamlin.
Sore: 2 to I.
New York Giants-Pittsburgh
Pirates night game was postpon-
ed on account of rain. Two other
night contests were played in
the senior circuit.
Results of the games follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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AMEHTCAN LEAGUE
Key West softbanl
DUG-GoNE DOG RESCUE
nx As.eciatea Pre.sl

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Jef-
ferson City police nominate a
friendly rat terrier as the dig
gingest dog alive" He dug 50 far
into a hole after a rabbit that it
took the police rescue squad
three hours to uncover him.
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GAMES TO-DAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh, night
game.
Bostbn-Cincinnati, not sched-
uled.
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RED SOX TURN
'ON HEAT; WIN
2 FROM TIGERS
CLIMB TO TIE FOR SECOND
PLACE: INDIANS LOSE BUT
GAM LEAD: DODGERS DE-
FEAT CUBS
raw
1shseIal to The cIn.enl

NEW YORK, July 18.-Boston
Red Sox ganged up on the De-
troit Tigers yesterday in two
games at Boston, pulling the til
gers out of first place and boost
ing themselves into a tie for Sec
ond position, just one game be-
hind the leading Cleveland In
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FOUR ADJOINING LOTS, in
Guiding 2 corners. Washington
street off White. $1,000 for
quick sale. Apply j. Lancelot
Lester. Phone 96. ily6-s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-18

The American Medical Direc-
tory lists 195,104 physicians in
its latest edition, noting increases
for 80 states and the district of
Columbia.
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
IN need of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming St. apr17-tf
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DOWN GO PRICES!

DOWN GO PRICES!
"a Plymouth, S45 down. bal. easy
81 DeSota, S125 down, bal. easy
'35 Chevrolet, SIS down, bal easy
so more bargains to. choose from
JONES USED CAR LOT
Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth SITS.
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