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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
of all descriptions. Reas. priced George
town Brass Shop, 3o33 NJ st. NV
Antique and modern fireplace pieces,
cb;na ipeudins tenders tools screens Minton
worries bronzes. paintings. glass, carved
ivory chess sets. Murray Galleries, 1924
goth st. NV. Dupont 1911.
ANTIQUES : Pattern glass. old china,
Hamilton Arms. 31st bet. N and N
saar ssAIHIUBs; sinks. cabinets, oak and pine
stone at 59O1 Conn. ave: windows, COM
piete with weather stripping, 1000 doors,
ne all siSsf Michixah x1,h 45sH 15smes brick els
apt, maple arm sofa bed, Davenport bed),
lounge chair. maple floor lamp. coffee table,
dRs'f ING fRE is e 'sa5f all tS YSu the can AMha is1n
nj as vsHs Just SfaRds say cHxRer
ture, $500 eeorsis ave: az Georgia aa5s. Nj
ssIEpomEcomplete 81 a. with springg, and mattress,
to get that extra bed Buy. it at
t5f as0Is Efh cTss
is good. Green Furniture, 5000 Georgia
SOCKS Sss!ss Sse tables saas Smokers 'Se has
BED-DAvENPoRT,, extension table, chest
linoieum: ali si5 1884 l1P Fairmont n: NV: ,0s.
sEasR ssEDRooM M mahogany HeppeVhite; Mr.:
fs5aitSre il trade anu YOUR cRED1f ZEE s0I5 IS
sE S9oR Rs and ThsT fer r valves
and varied and we repeat what our many
ANS sAS oPaN Ss s3R A
GPnrpla
ss5$: P.s:wsEE OUR LIVING ROOM ROOM
Specialize. sagless and webb-bottom
and then COMPARE.
sHRRooh shsnsf s'12s e. Ms osssa
should see the yanity'-it's the talk of the
YOUR cRfpr Ms 1Es IS doon suite n oaf Of
5.sn ,521s M1SEY assS ae5TsFS
GeeTeia 5a'uff aas. s@simmons eg HS's studios os
springs and mattresses.
BEDRo2M maple twin beds Mr. Green cen
P1nss and
] % s. ms5s open US on you
"oid suite" Green ny IFyrnit9rs, 5000 Georgia
frames and % materials to to select I .i from. ,lAn'
BEDROOM g walnut triple Or round mir
roIS. MT. Green says. 'One particular
with ACE spring and Deep Sleep mattress ).
TIE town open evenings YOUR CREDIT Il
IS coop and ", Vel take s16 yenp furniture in
90 styles Of dinettes, also lamps. tables,
pictures and mirrors npro;, Furniture for the
feiIs fsdaeed q@f n S. SPECIAL So and So tables
BEDROOM, liv. rm, dinette suites, studio
MOVING Edelman, 1908 Georgia ave
FUSED suite" that almost "looks new"
come to our warehouse and you won't be
disapIpointed sI, PAYMENTS will @ & be arrangsd Zs1
NIGHTS Also aodds and ends" for the
dinette suites. good many bedrooms in
walnut maple. and mahogany. Our furni-
mee Reme aee
credit icME Ior sToRAeE aSSIs co 46ss
aSas aeaft l4'd aeorsia ST aS s4ss l0tons' doors
BEER COOLER, novelty d. barrel; used
No , reasonable offer refused. 6sS Indiana
ave.
BICYCLES, used. late models. in excellent
service. I116 Il St ne. At. e7ss. -
Sisss'ss AZ Y sRSHs4s III St s. nv:
BRICK, fine hard red brick from wreckina
Of D. C., Jail, 10th and B SITS; Sc. Also
r13oE r30s slate IN excellent condition White
pine ''ea,n1aEEi 4 1aaEEiRruRrH. sr., INC.
Salesman vt Job Site.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON, VA, / blk. bus, large, com.
fort. room. next bath. twin beds; suit. q
c.hw.; meals opt; reas. CHI. 72lS.
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EARLY

Better results, lower prce~Iawns seeded
rebuilt and top dressed manured topsoil
50 30 ton: rich black manure. So so half
flagstone walks. terraces, rock gardens.
pools; cinders 2 Gu. yds, So Graduate
iandscape architect. Jackson 2O63
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FARM 6 GARDEN.

GROUNDS FOR RENT. 2 acres: berries and
movers and vegetables l. NJ. Cox, Silver
Hill. Md, Route 4 -
SHADY -ARISTOCRATS,
Unlike our good friends, desire no place in
the sun. Rhododendrons. aZaleas, bemlocks
and laurel are some OF the few that Will
thrive in the shade. Free, low estimates
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Closing Hour, 4 PM. Saturdays,
for Sunday Star Classified Ads
Please send or telephone your Ad Friday evening
or early Saturday morning-NAtional 5000.
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
DISTRICT

DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED.
New York shirt manufacturer selling
direct to consumer under one-year guar
antee offers liberal commission opportunity
for managerShip this area. VIII consider
salesman with executive ability. Box 21-Z,
Star
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.
Dogs. PETS. ETC.

COOKERS - Good variety, registered,
healthy; reasonable. 3rd and A sts., Seat
Pleasant, Md. Hillside 0492-W.
GERMAN SHEPHERD and collie tcrossed,
- wks. old; sire, ex. stock driver: dam,
guard Healthy: males, S5 females. So
MISS Sadie P. o. Matthews, LovettSville,
Va. r.
Scottie Puppies, Registered, $40.
1924 Mills Ave NE North g28l "a
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BABY CHICKS.

ROCKS r. I. Reds White Leghorns $3.50
per 100. Conkey's feeds James Feed Store
o19 st. NV. Metropolitan 00s9.
MD AND VA STATE certified baby chicks
orooderS equipment. feed and remedies
F W Bolgiano K Co. All ave ne
All BAL 6O7 E ST nw.. Natl OO91
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GRAFTON HOTEL.
ROOMS FUR. g UkFUR.
ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.

1913 WARDER ST. NV large front
rooms, semi bath, ami: blk. OF Ga. ave.
cars; sar. II desired. IA. 596s.
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6-Bed-liv rm., foyer, kit. bath: beauti.
fully, completely furn.; S75. DU. 1854.
3O4 r. l. AVE. NV OR ROOM APTS.
nicely furn.; close transp.; gas. elec.;
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE desire large
transportation. Box 24T-X, Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

PIANO. latest model Knabe spinet, very
slightly used, but almost like new, now for
sale at q worthwhile saving over the new
Evening star., 1940-04-05

SEMI-DET: . ROOMS. KIT AND BATH:
north east, south expos; house insulated:
utilities furn. 141S Spring rd. NV.
3O2l CAMBRIDGE PL. NV ROOMS.
bath, REFRIGERATOR, hot water. light. gas,
phone: very reasonable; adults
Evening star., 1940-04-05

$50. values to $3.50. Get an extra
set for the beach or recreation rm. So ca.
~ " n Wy
Evening star., 1940-04-05

2ADIOS, S4 90 complete, and up: 25% to
5Oeo on on all small sets: so sets to choose
rom Anex Radio Co, 700 9th st n " at a
Evening star., 1940-04-05

rms, kit: bath almost pvt; free phone;
2 empl. gentle adults. 5000 4th st NV
1905 NEWTON ST NV ROOMS,
private bath and kitchen, sleeping porch;
Frigidaire: everything incl. Adults. S45.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

| sands to select from; Crosby, Miller. Shaw.
etc. slightly higher; Apex Radio Co..
Evening star., 1940-04-05

1921 CONN. AVE. opposite Shoreham-
Large, att. rms. showers. inner-springs;
delicious home-cooked meals. AID. o41 ;.
1929 ST NW-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms: wonderful reputation
for home-cooked meals reasonable. Sc
Evening star., 1940-04-05

GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH ANOTHER
for 9 months in new building. Call
Michiqan 6446
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from new. See this gorgeous instrument
before you buy. HO. b120.
PIANO. upright. mahogany, modern style,
medium size, good condition.; sacrifice,
POSTS-1,40O seasoned locust posts, 8 IT.
long; 35c, delivered. Falls Church 1870.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

BRICK, fne hard red brick from wreckine
Of D. C. Jail 10th and B SITS. Sc. Also
rooflng slate; in excellent condition. White
pine Sheathing.
Salesman vt Job Site.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, UNITED

WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
Robt B. Scott. Dental Tech Rms. aol 900
Mestory Bog. f05 14th at Met 1899
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RAD,O-PHONo. COMB. a. g., d. G.. table
| model; reg. $40 g5; 4Ob on for cash. Apex
| Radio Co. 700 9th st. NV. at O.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

SIC so WEEKLY. INCLUDING GAS. ELEC.:
3 rooms, kitchen, bath; nicely furnished;
children taken. s32 Rittenhouse st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL. colored, wants general housework
or part-time days work; references 1899
et
Evening star., 1940-04-05

GIRL, neat, light colored. wants Job as
| ences Atlantic 5S36.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

REFRIGERATORs-R and COM
pletely rebuilt; all standard makes: Frigid-
aires, @. E., Crosley. WESTINGHOUSE. Kelvi-
more; from S19.95, terms. 8 years free
service warranty. Large selection Of 1898
and 1889 floor samples. at a fraction Of
their original cost. Before you buy any
where, shop US. Visit us in our new, mod
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
Navy Wives Had
Surprise Party

The regular meeting of the
Service Wives Club was held last
Friday afternoon at the American
Legion Hall. After a short bust.
ness session, during which the
minutes of the previous meeting
were read and the treasurer's re-
port given, the business part of
the meeting was concluded.
Four new members were ad.
mitted into the club: Mesdames
w. B. Faris, P. M. Rohl, P. M.
Leino and C. S. Schlemmes.
Then came the surprise party
of the meeting for Mrs. M. r.
Mansfield, whose birthday it was.
Little Marcia Mansfield came in
to the room dragging large card
board box and presented it to
her mother. After unwrapping
six or seven packages, Mrs. Mans
field at last came to a small gift
box containing a remembrance
from the entire membership of the
club Refreshments consisting of
cake and soft drinks were then
served, after which cards were
played for an hour or so, then it
was time to say goodbye until
next Friday afternoon, same
place,
The club wishes to thank Ro-
CELLO Gomez of the Gomez Bott-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
'Woman's Club Tropical Luncheon Was
An Indigenous Affair Visitor States

Probably Key West is the only
island in or about the United
States where it could have hap
pened.
The Key West Woman's Club
Tropical Luncheon. is an in
digenous affair. 1 looked up the
meaning of indigenous in the
dictionary and it reads like this,
"born or produced, not imported,
inherent, native to. :"
If a person has been born here
and perhaps dates back to great
grandfathers. then the women
who plan also make the annual
Tropical Luncheon as well as the
fruits, vegetables and decorations
indigenous. to Key West.
The Club House is a charming
spot, was somebody's roomy,
spacious home at some time with
lawn, vines and shrubs.
On the day of the luncheon, at
the entrance, one found a ticket
taker. 600 were turned away
with the change tray buried
among tropical fruits and vege-
tables.
The rooms were decorated in
the most Skillful manner. a
frieze across the wide door open
ings of citrus fruits, a mantle
piece there is a real fireplace in
this club a lovely collection of
colors from the purple of egg
plant to the white or red of
radiShes.
Every corner had tall banana
leaves (wonder if these leaves
were glued to the walls for how
else can banana blades 10 feet
tall, stand up against a wall?)
Card tables laid for four guests
Were arranged to seat $50 peo-
pie. At each place was large,
rich, dark seagrape leaf, as a
service plate. In the center of
each table was a red croton leaf
with a few tangerines on it for
color.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
WE MET Mr.. TYNER in front


of the cafe and he promptly came
along as guest to ride down to
Marathon. Tyner fishes with
Reyes fish company, which fish
eS the Keys in the winter and
then goes back to the waters of
Fort Myers for mullet and mack
erel in the summer. Tyner told
us of the dangerous Hens and
Chickens reef near Tavernier,
one big reef and many small reefs
nearby. He also kept us posted
on all the people of the Keys. 1t
seems that the few hundred who
inhabit the Keys all know one
another very well. There is very
good pioneer comradeship be-
tween all. Frankly, our best inn
preston was with Marathon,
which is a young, fast progress
ing center. Tavernier seems
more like an established town
which has reached a peak. Mara
thon is moving and moving up
fast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
GEORGES SEA SHELLS is a

nice place to stop. George seems
to be from middlewest way. He
gathers the shells from the wa
tiers nearby, using his own boat,
and offers a very varied collec-
ton. He is situated between
Tavernier and Whale Harbor.
Down at Whale Harbor, we ran
into Captain Eutter and dropped
anchor in Midway Inn. Hutter
was one of Miami'S best sailfish-
ing guides and holds a handsome
trophy Of the Miami Daily News
for the largest sailfish of one sea
son. Some years ago Hutter in
jured his leg and since has run
his fishing camp at Whale Har-
Dor. He has some very good
guides there. One of the best is
Dixie Knowles of the yacht Ven
turette. Met one of the Russell
boys, whose family was practic-
ally wiped out during the storm.
He is also guiding there. Fred
Fletcher of the New York Daily
News likes bonefishing very much
at this spot and says so in his
column, Outdoor. Fletcher was
also in Key West sometime back
for his second visit to the Keys.
Young Walter Starck is running
his Dads fishing camp at Whale
Harbor, while his Dad takes his
large houseboat out on week
charter parties. Starck is doing
a good job of it and is known as
one of the most pleasant proprie-
tors on the Keys. Well tell you
little more about the Keys in
the next column-By L. p. A, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13

! From the hum and buzz of $50
ladies finding their seats came
EXPLANATIONS, How lovely, how
original, how distinctively tropi-
cap'-it's really. Key West
Young members of the Club
brought a tropical cocktail, the
papercup wrapped in a cool
grape leaf tied on with a strip
of indigenous cocoanut palm. We
picked up the palm shaped menu
card, cut from the lacy fiber of
a PALM More chow clever" from
visitors.
Then came the indigenous and
lucious lunch, the most inviting
plate you ever looked at-but
hoped to eat.
The ladies of this club are
Grade AZ, cooks. 1 doubt if a
person not born on this island
was allowed to pare potato.
Here is the menu. con-
Sunshine Salad, that was a
dream of flavor.
A Sway roll, with a dot of
guava jelly for beauty or good
luck.
A Heron's Nest, (what was it?
mashed sweet potato with
green peas for eggs.)
Turtle CroquetteS. Those two
words fail to give you an idea of
the Key West Production: It's
chicken turtle, green peppers,
and a modicum of onion minced
to perfection. moulded into the
shape of the Egyptian Pyramids,
with a Key West touch of parsley
at the peak.
To end all, but the memory, a
dessert of Ambrosia with Pecan
nut cookies.
All through the feast trans
parent water-melon-pickles from
the pantrys of the Indigenous
Ladies of Key West flowed
freely.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13

at work preparing the models for
their Grand March" down the
beautiful aisle banked with
glorious palm trees and back to
the entrance. Dave Carson's or
chestra, again, will play the
promenade tunes while the bevy
of Junior Women model the sea-
sons newest and most fashion
able gowns and beachwear of all
descriptions.
All women's fashion stores of
the city are cooperating to make
this Fashion Show a ''never-to-
be-forgotten" event in the annals
of Key West society.
And, again-there'll be a full
moon to provide just the right
background for, the show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
Mrs. Roberts Learns
Of Her Granddaughter

Mrs. George A. T. Roberts has
received a news clipping from
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Wall
ing, of Cory, Pa, and a photo
reproduction of her attractive
daughter, Miss Mary Walling,
who has been recently elected at
tendant to the Tree Day Mistress
at the Wellesley College celebra-
ton in May.
Miss Walling was the president
of the Junior Glass at Wellesley
College and is now the treasurer
of the Senior group. She is TAX
ing part in all the major class ac-
tivitieS. Mrs. Ralph Walling is
the wife of Commander Ralph
Walling, U.SN.. and before mar
riage was Miss Norma Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
Valentine Dance
At Raui's Club

Special ST. Valentines Day
Menus will be prepared for the
Valentine Dinner Dance at Raul's
Club tomorrow evening from
till 8 o'clock.
This weeks reservations for the
dinner-dance are more than dou-
BILE than those of last week, as.
surfing the management of a good
crowd tomorrow night.
Ray Baldwin's native Hawaiian
Orchestra will be on hand to
furnish music for the occasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
Can You Tell When Kidneys
Function Normally?

Kidneys should act or 5 times
daily. Pass about 3 pints straw
colored fluid and none at night.
If color and quantity is off, pass
age scanty, frequent smarts and
botherS at night, it may be a
signal that excess acid and other
waste is not being eliminated
regularly. This may also lead to
backache, headache, or rheumatic
pains. Try giving kidneys
gentle lift. Drink lots of soft
water and take BUKETS three
times daily. Get a Csc box from
any druggist. Locally at Olivieri's
Drug Store.-advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
S. S. ALAMO DUE TONIGHT

Steamship Alamo, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines which was booked
to arrive this morning with
freight for this port, will not
reach the dock until 7:30 this
evening, according to radio ad-
vices received by Agent c. E.
Smith this morning.
1t is believed that the vessel
has encountered bad weather
which has caused the delay. The
ship has about 70 tons of freight,
the larger part of which is con-
signed to the Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13

ling Works, who so kindly do
mated the soft drinks.
Members present at the meet
ing were: Mesdames M. r. Mans
fild, P. M. Leino, A. w. Johnson,
w. r. Andersen, D. D. Allen, E.
E..Williamson, Irwin Fabrbach, G.
c. Brewer, F. r, Pierce, Russell
Hoff, j. B. Tumrns, r. H. Muntz,
j. S. Richie, Steven Higgins, A.
B. Druke, o. ]. Kuntz, Anthony
Guile, w. E. Julius, w. B. Faris,
G. S. Schlemmes, P. M. Kohl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
Fashion Show Thursday Will
Repeat Annual Highlight Honors

All Key West is awaiting the
annual parade of models at the
Fashion Show, scheduled for this
year next Thursday evening, at
the Casa Marina, as usual. The
show gets under way at 900
o'clock and the admittance fees
are the same as before, a silver
offering at the door.
The committee, chairmaned by
Mrs. Norberg Thompson, of the
Woman's Club, has been busily
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

Marriage license was issued
from the office of County Judge
Raymond R. Lord, authorizing
the wedding of Miss Rosa Marie
Massaro and Glenn May.
Notation on the license was to
the effect that the ceremony
would be performed by Justice
of The Peace Enrique Esquinaldo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
RebeccG Lodge
Meets Tonight

Sparkling Waters, Rebecca
Lodge, No. IA, will meet this eve
ming at Knights of Pythias Hall
on Fleming street.
The meeting will be called to
order to consider important bust
ness at 7:30 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
THURSDAY EVENINGS at the

THURSDAY EVENINGS at the
Key West Art Center bid fair to
become d charming and original
institution. Where else can one
gather, meeting old friends and
making new ones, over cups of
tepe'S steaming black coffee,
amidst an atmosphere of culture
and beauty? Such a variety of
interesting and unusual people
gathered under one roof is IN
oeed an extraordinary accom-
plisnment. Mrs. Max Shubert, for
instance, who is painting, most
uniquely, collection of over $50
species of fish to be found in
Florida waters, and who for a
month or so, has been doing her
research here; Frances Lesly,
glamorouS New Yorker, scholar
ship student of the Art Students
League, and commercial display
artist, who exhibited her Key
West paintings as a guest artist
of the Casa Marina show; William
Little, president of Key West Ro-
tary Club, who confessed he was
very much interested in the Art
Center and promised to become a
r gular Thursday nighter";;
Thomas Bouchard, whose photo
graphs speak so eloquently for
themselves here for a brief visit;
gracious Mrs. Maurice B. Saul; B.
P. Garnet, of Washington and
Alexandria, who owns that little
cement block house on Whitehead
street you admire and who, Incl
IDENTIFY, has ideas and more ideas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Bruce, and, of
course ,one needs no word to in
troduce our guest patron of art
p. c. Jeffries, and have you
seen his pen and ink master
pieces in our current shoW?-if
not, you must, because they are
unique and incredible Zone took
three months to accomplish, no
less) and l could go on, ad in
flnitum; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kauff-
man, whose yacht, Hurricane,
went around the world; Frank
Littaker; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bloom; Mrs. Marjorie Pell, daugh-
ter of the famous landscape paint
er, John Twachtman; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyril Marshall; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Dudley; John Putnam Chis
cats, in the current show, are
lovable); Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith:
John Dewey, who is also too well
known to introduce; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Wellman, of Highland
Park, I'LL, and their daughter and
son-in-law; Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
all interested and charmed by
our Art Center and our Key West
paintings; Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Winter; Miss Mary Morgan: Mrs.
Horace Connable; Mrs. Guy Garlic
ton, who was cool and calm de-
spite the recent loss of her auto
mobile, apparently stolen; and
your correspondent, who hopes
you will come down next Thurs
day night and have a cup of cof-
fee and some stimulating CONVEX
sation at your Key West Com
munity Art Center.
THE FLORIDA GUIDE BOOKS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
CASA MARINA NOTES
SsOO0sseoss4aassOssOOSO,

w. D. CATION. of Dayton, was
host last night at a large cock
tail party at the Casa Marina. In
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mills White of Key West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Nathin of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. Ria Rippenbein of New
York, w. o. Wooley of Washing
ton, R. M. Henry of New York
and Herman Schmidt of Washing
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
THE FINAL BOAT '

THE FINAL BOAT was John
Spencer's Miss Mary Ann" and
it was a halliday party. The
anglers were Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Gregory, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Luck, Jr., of Richmond. De-
spite the short time they were
out they party brought in a good
catch consisting of several kings
and bonita and a small shark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13
MISS BARBARA coRDoN

and Lawrence Day were out with
B. c. Hopeman on his cruiser, the
"Ailenroc". Several bonita and
kings were landed but the big
gest thrill came when Larry hook
ed shark. 1t took him over an
hour to bring the fish in and ac-
cording to MIR. Hopeman it weigh
ed a good 140 pounds. AS it
stands today nobody knows ex-
actly who won the tussle as the
fish was released and Larry is
still sporting bandaged finger
as a reminder of how hard a
shark can pull.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-13

ARRIVING at the Casa Marina
dock last night were c. N. Stone,
Moline, ILL.,, and M. S. Dondan-
vile, also of Moline. The boat
was the Mary B" with Ted Ca
nova as skipper. They brought in
Is kingfish, nine mackerel, four
bonita and one jack, which
weighed twenty pounds. While
they were still fishing for amber
jack, two sailfish came right up
to the boat, so close Canova said
one could have touched them with
a pole. However, by the time
they had the boat under way the
fish had disappeared.
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