davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

Glen. = @elfenfir6en tpuroe
am 4. SUM fpieoer oas 0pfer zines
feinolihen ndhtli1en 2uftangriffs.
Ser Sa6i6aoen mar gering. Gin
Soter uno 5tuei 8erlebte. Sn Ned=
lingbauien : Suoermi9 foroerten
pGanloie feinolide 8omben orei So
oesopfer. Ole 8omben tpuroen in
@obngegenoen fern ab BON militd-
ridden Sbieftiben %abeeporfen.
SO aiIano.- 9ie Barrier @po-
que idreibt: oue 6rauen uno &inoer
iollten ii6 nad Nlmerifa begeben oa-
nit 5ranfreid bis gum @euBeriten
perteioiet meroen fam. 9ie fran30-
iiide &egierung iole reht8eitig um-
lieoeln oa lie ionit @efnbr laufe Der
f%iinften &olonne uno 5nai1irmiG-
germ BEL BEN goritoB auf Haris in
Die Sdn0e gu fallen,
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
9euti6e Nta6rt6ten
bOm &%riegsi9auplab
8elsien fapituliert. SlanOeruidladt
beenbet

8erltn.- Dos S~berfommanoo
ser oeuti6en @ebrma6t gibt be-
fannt:
Ger @roBfompf in 6lanoern unO
i'm artois lit 8t @nOe. @r miro in
Die &riegsgei9i6te uls Die grOBte
8erni9tungsidla1t oaer 3eiten elm
geben. @ls am 10. Wtai morgens
oie oeuti6e @ebrmu1t gum gntidei-
oungsfampf i'm @elten antrat mar
ibr als itrategii9es 3iel geitedt:
9ur66ru6 our9 bic fran30iii6en
@ren3befeitigungen iiioli6 Meonur
81 er3pingen UNI oa0urh Die 8or=
~ausieBung fir Die 9ernibtung Der
britiiden uno fran8Oiiiden &rmeen
norolid Der @iine uno CONNIE 81
ihaffen. @lei95eitig ioate @oaono
raid in Belts genommen meroen INN
oaour6 als 8aiis fir Die beabli9tig=
ten britii6en SperatiOnen 81 2anoe
uno in Der Quft in Der Noroflanfe
oes oeutiden Seeres ausgei6altet 81
mer0en.
@m a. Sum- fonnte Sic oeutl6e
@ebrma9t Die @rfiiuung oieier 9luf-
gabe meloen. Cine genauere 8etrod=
tung uno @iiroigung ser Speratio=
men oes Seeres, Der 2uftpaffe uno
Der &riegSmarine muB elmer fpGte-
rem 3eit b~orbebalten bleiben.
Giufal in 0entI6lamS berbinSert
Set Monaten iab iid Die oeutide
6iibrung Der tdgli9en @efabr gegen-
iiber, oaB Die aQiierten betpegli9en
@rmeen unter Dem @ormano Der Sill
feleiltung fir Solono uno 9elgien
geeen nas Nllbrgebiet DpritieBen.
9ieier @efabr golf es am 10. Wiai
i'm leBten 4ugenbIid nod 5uoor5u-
Eommen. 0eit miibiamem uno mo-
6enlang oauernoen Mbringen Der ge-
iperrten @ren58onen uno Der neu3eit-
li6en %ousgebauten 6eitungen Sol
lambs uno 8elgiens fonnte ibr nift
mebr begegnet neroen. Inter i9lag=
artigem @iniab ser oeutiden 2l1ft=
maffe, Die in nenigen Stunoen our9
riifii6tSloie Angriffe auf feinoli1e
2uftitreitfr6fte sic Si9erbeit oes Ell
genen 2uftraumes berite0te, lit es
gelnngen ourd cine groBe 3abl Bis
ins @in5elne borbereiteter ueberra=
i6ungsaftionen BON auSgeiu1ten
8erbdnoen oes Seeres uno ser 2uft=
uaffe ni6t MIR tpi9tige 8riiden I'M
5eritort IN uniere Sano 5u befom-
men fonoern aud Sperrforts al neb-
men, Die Der 6eino bisber fir unein-
nebmbar gebalten bate. @s gelang
ferner our6 5oli6irm= uno 2uft-
l%anoetruppen iiG i'm Snnern Ser Sc
itung 9ouano trob ltdrflter @egen-
tDebr feit3uieBen uno Die gingangs=
pforte bon Siiben Der iiber bic ge-
moltige Bride BEL Moeroiif iolange
often 81 balten Big Sanger uno mo
toriiierte @erbanoe 3ur Stele ma
rem uno 5uiammen nit Ser 2uftmaffe
gegen ROTTERDAM eingriffen. 9iefer
Ginbru9 in Die Setting
aus Der 2uft nno Ser rni6e gntiob
oieier Sturmabteilungen BON ottBen
in 8erbinoung nit ~eleid3eitigem
0ur6bru1 Der @re6belinie liioli6
utredt er8uang oie nieoerldnoiide
aapitulation am Ia. Mai mod fnapp
funf Sagen &ompf.
Geitnnsen iunrOen raid senOmmem
Sn5pilden iporen in Noro- uno
Suobelgien ni6t MIR ale @ren5fe-
itungen uno befeItigten Stelungen
raid our6itoBen, ionoern au9 6ie
entgegengeporfenen feinoli6en 8an-
5erberbanoe gei9lagen. 0ie lleber-
legenbeit Der oeutiden 9an3erpoffe
uno ibrer Organization uno Siib-
rung, iotpie oes Materials mar be-
tuieien. Qie por1tiirmenoen Snfan-
terieoipiiionen uno Ban5erforps err
rpihfpn fhnn om ~ Mni Aip MnnS
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
Mmerita nt6t 6eOrObt
8eriibmter umerifaniider Slieser
leusnet 8eOrObnng Imerifas
6urd 6itler

Sn elmer ien~iationeaen &eoe geIe-
gentli9 zines 8anfetts oes oNatio-
nal Apiation 6orums~ I'M o@iaaro
Sotel" in @aibington borige ISOLDE
Naittpo9 abeno GO. 0foD, bemdn=
gelte in @%egenpart oes Yofiefretdrs
Der @ereinigten Staoten Snmes q.
5orleD, lout 8eitungsnadri6ten
(@aibington DSimes=Seralo" 80.
Wai), Maior 9l @iQioms sic aus
mdrtige 8olitif Der 8~ereinigten
Stooten. Maior @iaiams lift Elm
beriibmter 6lieger, mie 9inObergb,
uno au9 S6riftiteaer, un0 er i6loB
fid Dem llrteil 2~inobergbs an, in
Dem er 8rdiioent &oolepelt bei1ul=
oigte, Die g%egenpartige &riegsbDite=
RE ielbit ma6gerufen 81 baben.
1Yanic firlt, then mar, oas iei oes
8rGiiOenten 8olittfl 8iaiams iag-
te, Amerifa lei our6 feinerlei SnDa=
lion 81 8aiier o0er 5ur 2uft beorobt;
ole Reoen oes BrGiioenten ieien ouf=
mieglerii9, ~er3eugten Yonif, unO Die
$4,000 5lug8ettge, pelhe Der Brdii=
bent bauen laiie, ieien nidt fir bic
rationale 8erteioigung oes 2anoes
beItimmt ODER beabli6tigt, ionoern
Diir0en BON ibm BEN Aaiierten in Die
Sdnoe geliefert meroen. (Bis oieie
8lug8euge fertig lino, lit aber Der
gegenipdrtige europdiide &rieg
mabri6einlib IGngit b%oriiber). Ser
8oftiefretdr 5urlep betonte oemge-
geniiber Die Notpenoigfeit Der @uf=
rii1tung. Man bral1be 5tpar nidt
bonge 3u lein, aber Mmerifa lei mill
tarii6 i6mad uno rei5e auf oieie
@eiie geraoe5u gum Angriff ieitens
auslanOiiher Boiler beraus. Ame=
rita moae fein Spfer fren1oer Snba=
ion tDeroen.
gu grOfe Gntfernnugen
Serr @taiams lit Der anlidt, ooB
Die 9euti6en Desbalb Soaano uno
8elgien beieBten, neil iie bon
9elti6lano uno 3ortpegen aus eng
lano our9 Die Suit nidt erobern gu
fonnen glauben, neil oie gntfer=
nlingen 8u groB iino (ndmli1 300
400 Weeilen, mdbreno bon 8elgien
aus Ser Mbitano nrr 20-t00 Mfei=
len iei). 9ie @eoanfen oes 8rGfi-
benton &ooiepelt ieien pbantaitiid.
8enn 9euti6lano nit ieiner Slug
mabt nt1t BON 0orpegen aus eng
LAMB unterio1en Tonne, pie peroe es
oas nit 8e3ug auf Mmerifa tun fon=
men, Oas 10 melt meg iei (at9 bon
Bermuda uno @r6nlano tpeiter meg
lit als england bon NormegenD
4ngenommeit, 9eutf6lano belebe tot
iadli6 england, mas Damn? @iir=
ben Die Geutiden t0ribt genug iein,
nit 6lug5eugen lih auf Mmerifa 5u
Itiir8en, bon englii6en S6iffen aus,
pel6e iid geraoe als MiBerfolg err
tDieien bdtten? Nonsense, the
United States is in no immediate
danger of air invasion or any other
kind of invasion" iogte @iaioms.
Seoe @tappe Der bon Hooiebelt err
pdbnten pbantaitiiden SnOafions-
'reiie miiiie BON Sitler ood erit elm
8eln erobert meroenl @iaiams min
aud ni6t, oaB oie 3egierung Die
5lug5euge fault ionoern ielbit bout.
Gr Oerlangt aud, oaB Die auSmdrti=
&c 8olitif nidt bonn 8rdiioenten al
lein betrieben miro, ionoern bonn
8~raiioenten uno &onereB 8ueleid.
Dab elm oeuti6er erfolgreider 2rieg
gegen Die 9ereinigten Staateu fait
unm0gli6 lit, iagte Montog Morgen
in einem 4rtifel (@aibing. Zines
9eralo~, 3. Sltni) alt6 @aIter Gro
ban, uno ebenio Soiepb @. @ogar-
ton, i'm uSunoab Star~, bon @aib-
ington 9. 6. e. SunD.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
Sr6fli6er AbenO

Sab oies nod ieu miro, tuenn mir beioe
e~ntiunfen uno geborgen iino:
Ser ounfle Malo in Sano un6 Seioe,
geborft bon einen groBen 8ino,
Die ianft eetOnten Simmelsbreiten,
Der Wlono in ieiner boben Bra6t,
Die Slut inn 8anoel Der @e5eiten,
Der Benoeli6pltng BON Sag nnb yta9t,
oas Mderfelo in Saat uno @arbe,
Der 6urben q%leleno friiber 3ug
in Serblt lno 5riibling, uno Die yearbe
0es Steins, Der ibon @eonen trug
l1no oieIes nod: elm 1a9 uno @dn0e.
Der fhmeigenoe @eIflebteri6oB;
lnO elmer illngen W1utter SGnoe,
nod faum 3u benton, nantenlos
uno 8art ums &inoesbaupt gedlonem,
oas uns OergaB uno bod I'M Blut
Dem Mbnen frornm 81 2idt %eutiproiiens
oas oies nod ien miro, oas lit quit
@er0a BON 8elop.
0er6a bOn @elpu tuaroe auf Salesfe in Oitponmern ge-
boren. sic itloierte in Berlin mebrere Sabre @iufif, tpar
tpdbreno 0es g~8eltfrieges as Silfsihpeiter bonn 0foten
&reu8 tGtig uno perbeiratete f1 1918 NIT benz &orpeten-
fapidn Albreht 6rbr, b. @uttlar. sic bat 5uei S0bne
1no cine SOdter. sic oihtete ibon as &ino uno idrieb
Oiele 0ieoer 8ur Qaute, Die fe ielbit Dortrug.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

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Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

(8Ortiesung auf Der sipeiien @eite)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
~ ~ ~ ~ -. -
BOOTS AND SADDLES
AWAY FROM IT ALL

(AssOeiated Press Feature Serviee)
DENVER, Oct. 3.-The louder
the bombs burst in Europe the
more do people shout Bring me
my boots and saddle"
The war just speeded up our
return to saddle and bride days, .
says Harold J. Alps, veteran
''hoss wrangIer" at Estes Park,
Colo, a tourist center.
The way I've got it figured
out is this: People have been
living too much in the whirl of
the mechanical age. They want
a=breathing spell. One of the
best solutions Is to get a 'hoss'
and go riding"
AT Estes Park, Alps estimates,
there are at least 1000 horses
now, more than double the num-
Der there were a few years ago.
This summer the town board or
dered hitching racks constructed
at strategic places, including the
U. S. poStOffice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
High School Seniors To Hold
All-American Dance Tomorrow

Members of the Senior Glass at
Key West High School have tax
eli it upon themselves to do
something about furnishing their
school with a public address
sound system, and to raise funds
for the purchase of that equip
ment they are staging what they
are calling an ''An-American"
dance tomorrow night at the Gu
ban Club
Festivities are scheduled to get
under way at $3.50 o'clock, with
Jerry Collins Beachcombers in
charge of furnishing music for
dancing and special numbers to
be presented.
Advance reservations for this
dance indicate that a capacity
crowd of the city'S younger set.
together with many adult dance
lovers. will be on hand to par
ticipate in the dancing and fun.
If sufficient funds are raised
from this and succeeding affairs.
it will probably fall to the honor
of the Al Glass of Seniors to
complete the necessary amount
for installation of the sound
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

If you have ever been out west
you have seen a hOund-dog tear
ing up the landscape, chasin' a
jack rabbit. The whole perform
ance, so far as l can research it
out, IS just a dogs idea of doing
something, useless. No dog would
get any real enjoyment gnawin'
on lean and tough jack rabbit,
if he ever caught One-which he
usually don't.
But the human mind is half the
time kinda single track too, like
a hounds. We tear out lickety-
split at the drop of the hat on
most any jack-rabbit political ex-
curSiOn that somebody will talk
up. We never like it where we
are-we want to be elsewhere.
If some person tells US that the
grass is greenest on his side, we
don't rest until We find out. And
after we. do find out and get our
vest busted off, we are a good
prospect for the next gent.
Maybe the next time, the pas
ture really will be greener-any-
way it won't be worse. this time.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
For Whom The Bell Tolls

Continued from Page One)
with whom Jordan finds himself
associated, and from his own
precarious position, an outsider
in almost hourly danger of death
or betrayal. At the end of it all,
he says that the life of this band
has become his life; among these
peasants are his closest friends
and most dangerous enemies
Both past and future seem shad-
owy in comparison with this life
in hiding on the mountain. And
that is the way the reader feels
These striking personalities, dis
engaged from the Spanish type
by Hemingway's unequalled
power of dramatization in dia-
logue, become so intimate and
50 Self-expressive under the
pressure of the events, that you
have lived, felt, and thought with
them-a triumph for novelist
l do not know how true they are
to a Spanish type: perhaps Hem
ingway does not. ! do know that
here is a group of fully realized
human beings, real beyond Ques-
ton, even though the story in
which they are involved is a pSy-
Geological romance.
There is Pillar, the matriarch,
a great woman with a great and
varied past-once mistress of q
matador, now old and wise, fore
seeing doom; brutal yet kind,
with the imagination of a great
artist. She is married to the
drunkard, Pablo, leader of the
gang, Shrewdest of them all, who
knows that the enterprise will
ruin most of them, yet who will
not finally betray them because
his inner need to be brave is
stronger than his reasonable
fears. There is Fernando, the
complete literaliSt, without an
atom of imagination or humor.
and so bravest of all There is
AnselmO, the good old man, who
will have to kill and be killed.
There is Maria, the Rabbit, eS-
capped from a town devastated by
the FaSciStS, still crOp-headed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

from the fortunes which clipped
and burnt her scalp, after which
she had been raped by the Moor
ish auxiliaries. a brave limo
cent, the almost mortal hurt to
her Imagination is cured by the
instant love between Jordan and
herself. Her story is an andante
theme that runs through danger
and beside death. There is the
Gypsy, the untouchable, the etern-
al frivolity and Self-Seeking Of
the man incapable of ideals, to
whom all these dangerous loyal
ties are just opportunities to
trap rabbits and make off with
loot.
Robert Jordan, preparing day
by day for an adventure almost.
but not quite. doomed to failure
by a belated snowstorm and the
orders to shoot the bridge by
daylight, is dependent for sue
cess upon the wavering wills of
these guerrillas. who must be
persuaded to risk their own lives
for an alien in an enterprise
which they believe to be deSper-
ate. and which is desperate Pillar
is behind him, Maria comforts
him, Anselmo is his friend. The
rest shift and turn in a constant
tension from which, as in a good
play, every ounce of personality
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
BERLIN BOYS SCRAMBLE
FOR BOMB SPLINTERS
(By Associated Press)

BERLIN - War souvenir hunt
ing is a new hobby of Berlin
lads. Splinters from anti-air-
craft shells were much in de-
mand after the first British raids,
when no bombs fell, but after
bombs wrecked a number of
houses fragments of English
origin were particularly sought.
1t remains the boys secret how
they manage to slip through
tight police rings around bombed
buildings, most of which are near
collapse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
NEED FOR AIRPORT,
WATER STRESSED

Continued from Page One)
ported that it had approved
purchase of $4,000 Monroe Coun-
ty Road and Bridge Bonds. "a"
and B.. $4,000 each. at rs and
70 respectively. plus interest. in
line with a board request dated
September II.
Sheriff K. o. Thompson re-
ported receipts of S22145 in a
special report for the end of Sep
TENDER. Tax collector Frank
Laid listed two deposits as fol-
lows:
September End. accruing from
tax sale. S597.OO; September %,
S2868. 80. divided into these funds,
General revenue. S44447: Fines
and Forfeitures. Sl65.27: out
standing Indebtedness, S661.03:
special advertising. Sl65.27; road
fund, S330.54; school, regular and
number one accounts, Sll0l.70.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
:: SOCIETY ::
Officers And Committee Chairmen
Who Will Serve K. w. WOman's Club

Following the opening meeting
OF the new club year for the Key
West Woman's Club, held on
Tuesday of this week, the an
nouncement of officers and COM
mittee chairmen who will serve
during this year was made
The complete list follows here
with:
Officers
Mrs. Frederic w. Knapp, presi-
dent
Mrs. Rob Roy Ricketts,, first
vice-president
Mrs. Carl Bervaldi, second vice
president.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morgan, recording
secretary.
Mrs. Greyburn Pinder, CORE
spending secretary.
Mrs. James S. Roberts, treasur-
er.
Mrs. Dan Navarro, auditor.
Mrs. Stephen w. Douglass. di-
rector.
Mrs. Louis c. Brinton, director.
Departments
American Citizenship = Mrs.
Dan Navarro, chairman; Mes
danes Louis Pierce, A. E. Sharp
ley, Chas. l. Roberts, Stephen
Singleton, G. N. Goshorn, William
Reardon, Willard Albury, George
Archer, Harvey Eagan and Leo
Pierce.
American Home-Mrs. J. B.
Watkins, chairman: Mesdames
Stephen F. Lowe. Constance B.
Herrick, Edwin F. Trevor, Allan
Cleare, Sr.. Bascom L. GroomS,
James Singleton, Charles D. Mo
renus, William Fripp and August
Peterson.
Fine Arts-Mrs. Haydn Hing
worth, chairman: Mesdames
Frank Ladd. NJ. f. BerkOwitz,
Guy Carleton. F. Townsend Nor
gan. w H. White. Cyril Marshall,
A. d. Luethi, Martin Wilhelm,
Robert Russell, Ralph Miner and
Miss Grace Kemp.
Educational-Mrs. Philip Cos
grove, chairman; Mesdames W.
G. Duncan. Grace Crosby. Will
liam Lee. Frank Brown, E. P.
Winter, Norberg Thompson. A. E.
Peirce, Matthias Turner: Misses
Susie Gardner. Minnie Porter
Harris and Marie Louise Cappick.
Public Welfare-Mrs. William
r. Warren. chairman; Mesdames
Julian J. Marks. Mary Hammond
Barker, c. D. Harrington. AL.
Mills, George Allan. Mary
Thompson. George Reynolds,
Charles Curtis. E. R. Sykes. Frank
Edwards, John WardlOw, Jack
Golden and D. A. Printz.
Public Health-Mrs. Charles
Falk. chairman: MeSdames Vesey
Johnson. Louise Auxier. John
Gardner and Lola Spamar.
Press and Publicity-Mrs. Carl
Bervaldi. chairman: Mrs. A. NJ.
Morgan and Mrs. Greyburn Pin
der.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
EXCURSION TRIP
MONDAY ON CUBA
SPECIAL RATES APPLY FOR
CUBAN INAUGURATION
DAY

John H. Costar, agent for the
P. & o. S. S. Company in Key
West, announced a special ex-
cursion on the S. S. Cuba next
Monday with special rates in eff
feet for round-trip fares to Ha-
Vana.
The excursion is being run in
connection with Inauguration
Day in Havana on October 10th.
First-class fares are $500 for
adults, second class, $1,000, with
corresponding low rates for chill
dren in two age classifications.
All tickets are good for ten
days and selling date is next
Monday, the date of sailing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03

of everyone Is expressed fo- the
story.
The adventure both succeeds
and fails-and this Is the book
except for two interpolsfe6
scenes of a horror mitiEsted only
because they are told OF. not VII
messed The first Is the ac-uuu-
of how Pablo made the FssclSts
of his native town run the gzuur-
let The second Is Maris's SOY
of the revenge Of the "a Cisis
upon the Reds. real and 81 1pos-
ed, OF her village-the she sting
of her father and mother. when
her mother who was not even q
Republican died. saying. '-Tlva
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-03
Standing Committees

Membership-MrS. Stephen w.
Douglass, chairman; Mesdames
Stephen F. Lowe and Edward
Bayly. ST xtEH
Library-Mrs. w. J. Ingling,
chairman; Mesdames A. M. Hew-
EFT, E. E. Williams, Otto Lund-
quist, Cyril Marshall; Misses
Mary Trevor and Ileen Williams.
/ BoOk-MiSs Mary Trevor,
chairman; Mesdames Robert
SpOttswOod, Philip Cosgrove and
John B. Maloney.
Hospitality-MrS. Eola Swice-
good, chairman; Mesdames Will
liam Arnold, Homer B. Herrick,
John CoStar, Suzanne Staley.
Jack Gaiti, James Adams, Bernie
c. Papy, Ella Cash, Lille Cold,
Melvin Russell, w. Earl Julian,
Gladys MoStinck, Lionel Plum
mer. ]. G. McMullen, w. Hunt
Harris. Sebastian Cabrera, How
ard Wilson, Jeff Knight, H. j.
Miller, John Sawyer, Ross c.
Sawyer, w. L. Bates, w. S.
Putnam, Neil Knowles, ]. R.
Valdez, Harry Shaw, Leo War
rem, Allan Cleare, Jr., Victor
Moffatt, Luther Pinder, Fort Cal
lahan, ]. B. Sullivan, Frank De-
laney, N. N Hartley; Misses
Mary Falk,, Louise Scheurer,
Florence Sawyer, Camille Pierce.
Rita Pinder, Caroline Zair; Mes
DANES R. T. Menner, Isabel Ball
and Hugh Taylor.
House-Mrs. ]. ]. Trevor.
chairman; Mesdames Harry C..
Galley, Chester Curry, B. D.
Trevor, B. Curry Moreno, Fort
Callahan, w. S. Putnam, William
R. Warren and Vesey Johnson.
Decorating-Miss Eta Patter-
son, chairman; MeSdameS Arthur
Pastorini, Louis Gruber, Harry C..
Galley, Clifford Hicks, Julia Bean,
Hugh Williams, w. ]. Phelan,
Ralph Russell and Miss Ethel
Decker. -
Floor-Mrs. William J. Kemp.
chairman; Mesdames Stephen W.
Douglass, Louis C. Brinton, Hor-
race Connable and Miss Eta Pat
terson.
Floral-Miss Leila Pitcher,
chairman: Mesdames Sam Gold
smith and ]. r. Showers.
Pianist-Mrs. Ralph Miner.
Scrap Book-Mrs. w. Earl
Julian.
| Historian-Mrs. Harvey Eagan.
Parliamentarian-Mrs. William
R. Warren.
Foundation Fund-Mrs. NJ. E.
Berkowitz.
! New Public Library and Audi
torium-Mrs. William R. Warren,
chairman; MeSdameS Louis c.
Brinton and Stephen W. Doug
, lass.
Junior Woman's Department
Mrs. Al. Mills, sponsor.
Mrs. Joseph D Lopez. presi-
dent, Junior Woman'S Club.
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KAHN'S TARPON is
STILL THE LEADER

Monthly report of prize
entries. and champions in
class. in the George Rupert
National Fishing Contest was
issued recently from head
quarters In New York.
Listed as the champion
catch in the Tarpon classified
ton. is that made by Gilbert
w. Kahn. of New York who
caught the monster. weigh
ing l76 pounds off Bahia
Honda.
Eleven other classifications
are featured in this contest.
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equipment. That's why, it was
explained, extra effort is being
put forward now to obtain as big
support of this dance as pos
sible Key Westers have indicat-
cd their faith in the project and,
according to the above statement
concerning reservations, will turn
out.
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HarUeys Visit
In City

Mrs. Cornelius Harvey and son
Cornelius. Jr., of New Orleans,
La, are spending a visit here as
hOuSegueStS of Mrs. Annie Page
on Elizabeth Street.
Mrs Harvey was formerly Miss
Wilhemina Goehring of this city.
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Harris Room Mothers
To Meet Tomorrow

P. T. A. Room Mothers of Har-
riS School will meet at the home
of Mrs. Carl Bervaldi. $40 Fran
els street, Friday afternoon al
800 o'clock.
HoStesses for this gathering
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FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. m, Friday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday with
scattered Showers moderate
northeaSterly winds.
Florida: Generally fair in north
portion and partly cloudy in
south with scattered showers in
extreme south portion tonight
and Friday.
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will be Mrs. r. S. Rodriguez and
Mrs. Bervaldi. A full attend
ance of the group is requested.
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18th Mer. Time (city office
Temperatures
Highest last "a hours ---83
Lowest last night -
Mean 80
Normal 81
Precipitation
Rainfall, "a hours ending
7:30 a. m, inches - O.38
Total rainfall since Oct. l,
inches OBS
Deficiency since Oct. l,
inches OIL
Total rainfall since Jan. l.
inches 1901
Excess since January l,
inches - 4.13
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BUREAU REPORT

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m
18th Mer. Time (city office
Temperatures