davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED!

Excel. location, near Eastern High Schl,
conyen for Navy Yard, Printing, Ofc.. etc,
employees. 8 rms, 3 bedrms., bath, low-cosu
oil heat: nicely furn., ready to move in;
bargain at this price. DIXIE REALTY CO,
Ma $3.50 Ewes Mr. Sparks NO 3l7o
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

1923 OAK ST. NV rooms kitchen,
bath sleeping porch; facing 18th st.
2 LARGE SLEEPING ROOMS in pvt. home,
bright and cheerful: could be made into
apt: S4 and So per wk. 1888 You ST. Sc.
2as
COLORED-a24 N st. NV large rooms.
S35 mo; gas range hot and cold water
Venetian blinds, large private bath: now
ready for occupancy for those who work
in Govt. or come well recommended. Key
at 1885 10th ST. NV.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY OCT SMALL DETACHED FURN
house, conv. transp.; middle-aged couple:
maximum. S75. Box ALL Star. 81
WANTED TO RENT OR ROOM HOUSE
in good residential section. 500 month.
Call evenings ME. 553s.
RESPONSIVE TENANT DESIRES NICELY
furn. house III suburbs, bedrooms and
servants room. Box 1878. Star.
WANTED IO-12-BEDROOM HOUSE IN
suitable Northwest location. Agents, at
tention. Long lease desired. Write Box
4l4-S, Star
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES TO RENT A.
bedroom, 2-bath house, unfinished. in
good NV. location: will pay S160 month.
Call DU. 1884
PROFESSIONAL MAN AND WIFE. NO
children, desire house in good NV. section:
reasonable rental. Ordway 1161.
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SILVER SPRING-S5,450.
6-room frame bungalow, built-in garage,
fireplace, porch, trees; near schools. bus,
stores. etc; $500 down, small monthly pay.
H. BROOKS PERRING,
1884 Colesville Rd. SH 1866.
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COW NV 311o 18th st-Room with
Srntastanf. S17 so mo Adams 1853.
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eJ42 PA AVE. NW-Singie, end floor
front: nner-spring mattress: so per Wk.
=
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

NEAR U. OF MD.-NEW S130 PER MO-:
a besT1omS; sSaSs nss "a baths To INSPECT phone
460e 4sth ST N.W.-5 ROOMS AND
bath; $3.50. r. o. BELT Union Trust
GROOM BUNGALOW. GARAGE, ADJA-
cent to Arlington Village near new Govt
bidgs.. stores, schools: bus at door S62.5O
6711 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-LovELY
der dentist, Sii panmber. b i ETC. 500. GE. 1924.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 1904 K,ANAw!IA
t.-4-bedroom, 2-bath house: elec. ,refg.
trans: Sn S125. Phone OWNER. Annapolis
4I29, for appointment to inspect
GEORGETOWN. 3219 VOLTA PL. WIS.
ave and 33rd, and QueD-6 rooms, oath,
h-wh cleo, yard garage; $40: lust
vacated: key at 1928 Volta pl, OWNER,
OF 18th st NV, Rm, 104 ME- 5253.
5 ROOMS AND PORCH. GLAsSED IN
Sleeping porch built-in garage, large YARD,
$3.50 1907 Eastern ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
GAG E ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS, IN 2 APIS;
refgs. coal heat: basement, yards; 500.
Near G. p o. and station. Open.
1928 OWEN PL NE.-6 r. AND B.,
arranged for 2 fans. Rent 500 per mo.
HUGH B. CONNER. 1927 Eye ST. NV.
RE. 1890.
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DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds southern expo eX,
sure light, airy. off screened porch, inc i;r0
floor next bath. private home, uniIlL, ILII
nbope. . men or working couple: avanable
pLl..'e' II 20 Srrit1r I'd W HC 3NlO
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1717 K ST. N.w-Newly furnished single
room for lady, S25 mo. Also large fooih
fnr 4 girls. 81 g mo
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1624 Franklin St. ne, 50. south 4. 7
ave.-6 rooms, . halls. 9 bedrooms, oak
floors, chestnut trim, modern kitchen and
bath. Open l pm. daily Priced to sell
Suick Terms H c. MAYN0R, 2314
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BEAT THE RENT.

This 4-bedroom, 2-bath, used row home
offers a wonderful opportunity to save
money and rent and located in a very
select section Of Chevy Chase, D. c.; priced
very low with reasonable terms. 4110
Military rd
~O0A Utscnpsip W.T.
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1923 VAN NESS ST. N.W.-Unusually at
tractive single room, adjacent to bath. in
beautiful new home. University Heights
section. three doors from Massachusetts
ave bus stop; no other roomers. Wood
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Unusual Charming Home.

talns a large living room, lavatory on
lst. floor and 3 extra large bedrooms and
baths on End floor, with full attic !;
price, only S12.950; reasonable terms.
Cali MIR. SANDERSON, WI. 2431. No
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NEAR q OF MD-NEW: S130 PER MO-:
3 bedrooms. ga baths. To inspect, phone
Warf1eId 75S4
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HOME OR INVESTMENT,

Owner. leaving for California, will sacri-
fee detached home, in good Northwest
location. containing 10 rooms, 3 baths. 3
kitchens. 4 bedrooms. 3 sleeping porches.
gear detached garage: auto. heat. very
attracting corner lot; close to transporta-
ton. This home will pay for itself in
rentals. For details call Mr.. Burr. WO.
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2440 18th ST. NV.
| 3 rooms e bedrooms, dinette. kitchen.
bath, porch.
7-o- II n w MA o245
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1884 9th ST. NE,
NEW BRICK HOME

In Woodridge-Beautiful 6-room bungalow.
ami oil heat, fireplace, garage; lovely
lot: bargain; terms H. c. MAYNOR, .23I4
RhOde Island ave n
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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

4b,,2y 4S5 2nd ST Sc Mr. bcAPET01L 5eE1T SND ass'
$3.50 ma. era.
ocKvILLE-4-BEDRM MODERN HOUSE.
nice yard. garage, SOB. Phone Rock
vile SO.
CHEVY CHASE D. C, 8 RMS. BA- BRICK,
ached homes built at 0eser valaes
and Id save Ven 55fs W Telephone for list.
PgIToM TON cs GoRpoN DsoS oSneT i 1877 St
447s oUE sTrlNEW a, loI R.: 2 j. BATES Tbs
OF i':i J. LEO LEO KoLB. INC:
1897 Wisconsin Ave. MI 2100.
1881 34th ST, N.w-6 ROOMS, ia
baths; ssS heat refriserator; deep rear
40, EDMUND T5s \ NJ e. osuIIIyAsN,7 7sas
NEW SUBURBAN HOME,
Bethesda, Md rooms, and bath: elec;,
heating plant: faii basement With laundry
tubs, toilet. detached garage: $50 per mo.
1929 x FEoYR % Rw z. DAVIS CO. CO oasa
tached 5-room brick house, h.-w.h h. elec.
FzTL PIP s ssRIsSSpA1L: sIsS RE4ET6R,o
For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDTTIONED ALL SECTIONS
Washington Housing Corp,
93l H st. NV National 1870
HOUSES FURNISHED.
LINGTON-7-ROOM HOME, SUITABLE
for service family: . bedrooms bath 1st
floor: large, studio. room, bath 2nd floor;
oil burner. Law, ping pong, garage; lovely
garden spring. near b. S.. everything fur
nished; S125. 44I9 North 18th st.
10 NEW YORK AVE. NE.-EXCELLENT
LOCATION for rooming house: g rooms, bath.
basement nice yard, Frigidaire; willing TO
sell furniture and rent unfurn. DU. 1917.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 7-ROOM
house, screened porch, large lawn Be-
thesda: 500. Wisconsin 1850. 81
8 RMS, NEARLY NEW. NICELY, FUR
nished. $50 mo. 2106 n. BrandyWine ST..
] blk. from Glebe rd. and Lee hgwy.. Arl.,
Va, GL. 30ss, or JUDSON REAMY, agent,
CHI 0220
GROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW. NEAR
by Bethesda 3 bedrooms, ga baths, large
yard and open porch; completely furnished
Available Sept. 1. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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$500 CASH,
S55 MONTHLY.

New, fully decorated. detached brick e
rooms, bath, attached garage. porch, air
conditioned heat. insulated Restricted Be
theSda area. Price, g $50
WI. S192., JOHN LINDER, EN-. $3.50.
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oI35 F ST NW.-Studio room, pvt.
bafb So5-S3O Small basement room, sink.
.o,,I' Si1 "a con NJ p195
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PETwoRTH, 42s TAYLOR n.w.-Larse, airy,
single or double bedrm; ,eeentlle seh'le-
rnnnr,. rrt home THNlOr 1861
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dr. 1411,

S5 Q50 NEAR 4th AND RHODE ISLAND
ave. ne. - Colonial brick.
rms, bath, porches, etc. Completely
recond; conv,. situated near everything.
Small down payment. balance like rent
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., ME 5400.
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BABY CHICKS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining living room furniture;
contents of apis. or homes We DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. GE. 1416.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for men Q
used clothing. Harry's, 1888 9TH st. NV.
DI 676g Open eve Will call.
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1870 SPRING RID. NW-Front, single l
room. near bath 2nd floor, newly tur-
I1ished. radio, unlim phone, private nome
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1127 E, Cap. ST., Cor. 18th ST.,
FACING LINCOLN PARK.
4 rooms bath and sar.; 1st or 2nd
floor; all front rooms; heat, gas and elec.
free: rent. SO.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S H st. NV District 1871.
COLORED-924 ST. NV LARGE
rooms, S35 mo- Gas range. hot and cold
water, Venetian blinds, larse private bath.
Now ready for occupancy. for those who
work in Govt. or come well recommended.
Key at 1885 10th st. NV.
COLORED-4 ROOMS AND BATH. 23Oa
shannon pl s.e. No children. j. KRAFT,
sos 14th st. NV: DI. 6006. ------
CoLoRED-2 R, K, B.; 1888 18th ST.
NV: rent, S37. so. Previous rental ref
erence required.
COLORED = NEW DUPLEX APTS. IN
Capitol View available for refined occu-
pants. Immediate possession; rooms, rooms
S36.75 Sample apt, 1852 Ames st. ne.
Representative on premises.
PAUL D. CRANDALL, REALTOR,
ais Tower Bldg. DI. 9246.
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| I436 MONROE ST. N.W.-BED- LIVING
| ROOM large kitchen, new. elec. refg, all
! utilities furnished unlimited phone
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Det. house: room
adj bath, shower; . exposures: family OF
3 adults; man: $50 WO. 6629
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R0OMS Firm r. lJNElJRN

SEQ KENYON ST NW.-Large bed-sitting
room. kit, semi-pVt. bath; block to Car
and bus.
COLORED-151S D st. SCI large front
room. home privileges. FIR. 0794-
COLoRED-1703 New Jersey ave. NV
Room IN good condition, next bath, ch.w.;
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COUNTRY BOARD.

people to make home with her, country;
reasonable; also would board 2 children.
Box 1907, Star. 81
ENJOY RARE NATURAL BEAUTY,
Quiet, restful living, superb food spacious
rooms, lovely 103-acre manor; moderate
rates; ask about "Alloway." Phone D1.
100 or Ashton 3946
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SoI KENNEDY ST. N.W-Lsrge double
Sfiidio room, all transits S3.75 ca. Also
single room. GE. 5s2S. -
IsIOK ST. N.W-Lh.k.; gas range, run.
water; share elec. refg,, ,S23 mo. sRIe-
.Iooyin1 rpn c1S FmDl ladies'.
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I 1000 18th ST. NV Apt. 30--Attractive
met. conv transu 81
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$3.50.
SACRIFICE.

MASS. AVE. PARK.
! OWNER LEAVING CITY
| Near U. S. Naval Observstory-Correr
I Colonial brick. tile roof. 10 rooms. baths
| side porches. inclosed rear porch: oil or
/ gas heat; additional building to match
| house contains separate heating plant, .
room. kitchen, bath apartment, anu scar
| garage
ABOUT y ORIGINAL COST.
FISCHER & COMPANY,
q07 18th wv ME OO45: Ewes WO OOO6
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IL. NV ROOMS.
heat, cleo, gas, re-
u block from bus:
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE: close in: shower.
phone newly dec and furn.; single, S4-S5;
double. S6-SS. 1924 Belmont st. NV.
1862 2sth ST. N.W-Real home. all new
maple furn., single and double, unlimited
phone North 7174.
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NORTHEAST LOCATION = Lovely single
room in pvt home, nicely furnlsneo' conN'
OOEn
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/ 1920 18th ST NV. Apt. 2o5-S+Lovely
/ corner room, connecting bath, twin beds:
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PETWORTH-S7.350.

Bargain--Widow forced to sell row brick:
screened porches, garage; reception hall,
modern kitchen: new-house condition.
Near Sth and Concord ave. Terms MR..
BOSWELL, ME :3O3S. WI 4410
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Hot-water
plentiful. baths inner-Spring mattresses 5,
Eta.a Dupont TC4l. 81
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ARLINGTON. 3 blocks from Lee blvd
Newly furn room for gentleman, semi-pvt
hath adinininR Glehe l2a6 after 8.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

HOTEL l44o Rhode Island ave. n.w-New
beautifully furn. single, double, twins: ST.
wk up: hotel service
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80 NJ ST, NE-Double sleeping room,
front, so. exposure; couple; good ocation:
Evening star., 1941-08-29
10Th & COL. RID. NV.

164S Argonne pl-Master bedroom ad-
joining bath in private home: attractively
furnished with porch: suitable for .: price
reasonable. AID S7S9
COLORED-Christian couple. empl.; furn.
room and sleeping porch; telephone: S25
After 5, TR. b752.
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dining rm. elec refg. stoves tools, muSi-
cal instruments. etc. We also do moving
and storage reaS. FIR. 2So7.
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CLEVELAND PARK-S8, ,9s
S,FY

Corner detached, rooms. bath oil heat.
porches. garage; quiet, refined neighbor-
hood. pretty lot. Open for inspection Sat-
urday afternoon, all day Sunday and Mon
day OWNER on premises
Evening star., 1941-08-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.

GLOVER PARK = Quiet room, pri'
bath, shower $40 double. Gentlen
Woodley 1896.
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FURNTTURE-HOuSehO turnlshlngS OF at
kinds; maximum cash prices: bric-a-brac
china Call any time RE 1904, ME. 53l Z
3Os
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top of its revolution just twice
as fast as the locomotive. II is
slower by the same ratio al the
bottom Of its turn.
In the PICTURES il looks as If
just at the point where the rim
touches the track il is standing
stall Is That is what the scientists
say happens. This standing stIll.
however. is not relative 70 the
raj but 70 the trains forward
motion, as Einstein would say
A ball dropped straight down,
and one shot out horizontally
form the same point, can be seen
falling toward the earth under
gravify's pull al exactly the same
rate and time.
A bah bounced UP, If not too
light weight, slows down in
slant by instant, and when Il
starts to fan. picks UP al the
same rate ii stopped, until il Is
travelling with its initial velocity
when il reaches the starting
point.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS ORGANIZED
lContinued from Page onel

(Continued from Page Onel
as city engineer, with William
Cooper being retained as manager.
of the water works plant, and Otto
Bethel was reappointed as sexton
of the city cemetery.
All other employees now serving
with the board win be retained.
Councilmen John Carbonell.
Joe Cabrera and Leonard B.
Grillon, and City Clerk Joe John
son were among others in at
tendance al the meeting.
II was decided to change the
regular meeting night from the
first to the second Friday in the
month.
II was ordered that bids be
called for the purchase of ma
chinery to be used in making
street repairs, with several other
matters Of minor importance dis
posed Of during the meeting. fss
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XMAS PROGRAM AT
SCHOOL YESTERDAY
DEVOTIONAL SERVICE CON-
QUOTED BY REVEREND
E s. DoHEHTY


The Christnas exercises ofrthe
Division Street tGrarnnaD school.
were held N tHe ses1ool auditor
iurn yesterday. ss,,.f .s5se.f.,
A very inspiring devotional
service was conducted by Rev.
E S. Doherty of the First Con-
gregauonaI church He read
from the second chapter Of Nat
thew.
The 4B class Of the school I'm
der the direction OF Mrs. Amelia
Cabot presented a Christmas
play, Merry Christmas to the
World. Il was a pageant Of
goodwill The children Of other
nations have come TO America
seeking the peace and goodwill
which they have lost in their
troubled homelands, portrayed in
the play.
The school orchestra under the
direction of Mrs. Miner played
the Christmas Carols A saxa-
phone selection. Silent Night.
was played BY G. D. Lloyd.
The IB class Christmas pro
gram consisted of play called
Betty's Dream In which Betty,
after putting up her stocking for
Santa, starts to read the story of
the first Christmas. The Sand
man puts her to sleep and the
Spirit Of Christmas brings her a
dream Of the Christ Child's
birth, beautifully protrayed in
pantonime-
Songs: "'Old Santa Lives Far
Away" ard Jolly, Jolly Santa
Claus.
1noSe taxing part We're:
Betty-Carleen Moore.
Sandman-Claude Roberts.
Spirit of Christmas-Betty
Ann Henning.
Shepherds-Hugh Williams,
David Kudor. Buddy
Woods, Donald Williams,
Donald Cruz.
Virgin Mary-Peggy Tiff.
Joseph-Miguel Russell
Angels-Betty Burgin, Bar
bara Jolly, Mary Lou
Gardner. Betty Thrift,
Dora Castro, Henrietta
Todd. Gladys BarnhiIl,
Frances O'Berry. Shirley
Hamlin and Jean Woods.
Kings-Kermit Roberts, jim
my Solomon and John Nc
/ Killip.
Carolers-1B pupils.
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SPECIAL PROGRAM
SUNDAY EVENING

A Christmas program win b.
rendered Sunday evening. Dec. Il
beginning at 7:30 at the Congre-
gational Church. A special wei.
come IS extended to defense boys
Everyone IS welcome, old and
young. The program follows:
Organ Prelude.
Anthem--Senior Choir.
Hymn. 7t.ssoz
Prayer-ReE Doherty- u7 !.
Duet-Mr. and Mrs John Ar
cher. The Christ Of.Peace."
Solo-George Jansen dnstru-
mental Selection).
Vocal Solo-Joe Minis
Offertory-Pian6 and Organ
Duet by Misses Marie Knowles
and Ruth Russell.
Trio - Misses Eloise Curry,
Rosaleen Doherty and Barbara
johnson.
Anthem. Guiding Star" =
Senior Choir.
Sermon-Rey. Doherts.
Vocal Solo. my Prayer"-by
Ed. Doherty.
Hymn.
Benediction.
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POSTER GIRL CLUB
WORKS EARNESTLY
MEMBERS DISPLAY GREAT
INTEREST IN AFFAIRS
OF ORGANIZATION

1t has been a very real insplra-
tion 10 witness the enthusiasm OF
our new elub-Poster Gnl-in ae-
ton Since their inception in the
first week of December, a week
before High Pressure Homer went
on, they have worked like veteran
artists on posters for Mrs. Starke's
play above mentioned, Vespers
which was directed by Mr.. Gore
on Sunday, December I4th, and
our Senior High School PIT. A
Christmas Carnival which VIII be
held at La Concha Park on Satur-
day, December 10th.
The Poster is a valuable chan
mel for advertising and we are
looking forward TO this group Of
beautiful girls developing in the
art Il is a distinct honor to be a
Poster Girl and a splendid oppor-
tunity for those smart enough TO
participate in order to learn the
value of a few chosen words and
pictures when web arranged
balanced for eye-appeal and in
Tentatively effective.
The Office IS taking a special
interest IN this group right now.
Miss Trevor IS ordering three new
books on the subject ese
This bids well 70 being one Of
the strong groups in the high
school, bound by one desire to
serve their school handsomely and
timely.
This club will take a page in the
conch-our Annual-with a new
pride. born of unselfish service
and fine achievement
A prize VIII be given for the
best poster made before Christ
mas by Mrs. RUSSELL the sponsor
of this group. The winner VIII be
announced later.
Dewitt Roberts and Roy Wat
son are serving this group by
placing the posters about town
and picking them up again for the
Poster Girl Scfapbook
The group wishes also 70
acknowledge with praise the en-
largement of the Angel and Santa
Claus by John Marzyck and Letter
Engagements by Charles RoSam
We Congratulate Poster Girl or
its high aspiration and wish it I'm
stinted success
The following girls. connpris.
this group.
Rosaieen Doherty, president
Ruth Currie. vice-president; Run
Baker and Jayne Thompson. sec
retaries and scrapbook girls: Or
quieda Bermudez. treasurer JAG
queline Doughty, Emma Nea
Ayaia, Patricia Webster, Elmo
Larsen, Winnie Keener, Emma
carrera. Rose Del Pine, Mar.
Ramsey.
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CAR MYSTERY Is
SOMEWHAT SOLVED

Continued from Page One)
shirt found in the car, Palmerio
said that it had been used to
treat sailor who had suffered a
head injury.
Celebrating On this angle of
the case, Palmeiro told the chief
deputy that he had offered a
ride to two hitch-hiking sailors.
He said he did not know the
names of the navy men or how
the head injury was sustained.
Deputy Gomez said today that
he will continue to investigate
the case until it is solved salts.
factorily. S3s
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LEeALs


TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given NAT fhr
undersigned. pursuant - flrR -fl1el-
tious Name Statute. Hausr Ellz ~
lfzb. Chapter Nc. 1ea42. Laws af
Florida 1881. VIII register wr11E Ens
Clerk 81 the CircUlf Cnurt 81 ard Ger
Monroe County. F.iarida- uFua rs-
ceipt 81 preof - the EsrAEiraz sur 90
this notice. the fictitious naHza 90
wit: Original Baker'F EestE uT-rn.f-
under which business AR suNaEsG
~ business, IN TIE CTS - &eT HleEl
Florida
Rh0da y Baker
Dated a. KY WnEt E*sswrna Gem
~ Florida. 26th NuEeuzlssr- Es8l-
noE1S. Ger--1- - - Z
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RALPH LEHMAN'S
> CONDITION GRAVE

Continued from Page Onel
incoherentIy. Repeated question
ing by police has thus far failed
to elicit any ineligible infor-
nation.
Doctors and investigating Of
fieers refused to make any Of
fetal comments, but it is gen.
orally believed that they are
convinced the wounds were not
self-infIicted.
Lehman IS being treated for
deep cuts about the neck, head,
both arms, both legs and alb
domen.
Chief Deputy Sheriff George
Gomez is in possession of a safe
" razor blade found in the bath
room where Lehman lay partly
submerged in a tub of water red
enned with blood. but this blade
is not the one which caused thu
gashes, say competent observ
ers.
According to witnesses. Leh
man, who has been a resident o
Key West for five years, wa
often heard to complain that h
was being prosecuted by Ger
mans. presumably from the Ges
tapo, dreaded Nazi secret polio
organization
Suspicion has been directs
toward several men who mad
their headquarters at the Oceal
View Hotel.
The possibility that Lehman
may be a victim Of some enem,
espionage ring is being thorough
| ly secuted.
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Today's Horoscope

Today gives literary abilities
of a high order, the trend being
toward romance or imaginative
writing, though there is some
lack of direction of force and
possibly of initiative. It may be
that a disposition to work over
old material prevents the best
results. for there is plain indica-
ton that although considerable
success follows this degree, there
is danger of falling under the
condemnation of public opin-
ion.
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PURSE LOST n YEARS.
RETURNED

COLOMA, Mich. Opening a
package left by the postman,
Mrs. Charles Nichols found a
purse she had lost in November,
1919. It's contents-two large
size 81 bills, some change, two
rings and receipts-were intact,
The identity of the sender is un-
known.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. pursuant 20 the '.Ficff-
tious Name Statute, House Bill No.
LIS, Chapter No. 20a53, Laws OF
Florida, ls4i. win register with the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court ga and for
Monroe County, Florida. upon re-
ceipt of proof Of the publication q
this notice, the fictitious name. e
wit: Twins Used Cars unt1es
which business / am engaged in
business, in the City Of Key West
Florida
That the party interested In said
business enterprise Is as follows:
Deacon Jones M
Dated at Key West Monree Coun-
~, Florida, 2sth Noveznhers 1874.
moves, decs-12-19-26.1s4z
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Cadet Saunders
To Visit Here

Cadet Oliver Saunders. son of
Eddie Saunders. has arrived IN
Miami for the Christmas holi-
days.
Young Saunders has been at
tending Carlisle Military School
at Bamberg, S. C. and expects
to visit relatives here before re-
turning to Carlisle.
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UNIT STUDIES
MARINE LIFE

RAINBOW SPRINGS, Des. 10.
-tFNS) Clad in bathing suits and
diving helmets, class Of Marine
Biology students from the UniveE-
sity of Miami spent last weekend
studying marine life under the di-
rection Of PROF. T. c. Walton
Smith, marine biologist : of Lon
don. v
Descending 70 &c bpttom Of the
spring en- rlaasss the class gains
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first hand knowledge that could
be obtained in no other way.
Newsreel photographers repre-
senting Life and Look magazines
have taken considerable footsge
which viii be shown in motion
picture and rote pages.
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CONTINUED BAD LUCK

STEELTON, Pas-Melvin Green
went deer hunting during twenty
seasons but had no luck. His
luck apparently changed this sea-
sen when he bagged q .ten-point
buck. Proudly, he hung il IN
front of a downtown cafe for the
whole town to see, but. his luck
hadn't changed-some one stole
it n -sr,e-