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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Legion Post No. 100
Elects Officers For
The Ensuing Year
Rea VIZ FAke CknExe ~ a. q q
xtrtary raTaAs Nna Appasnfs
gamxn1zsas

Al q re3ulaF meekans ax Amsrt-
cas- E9Sasn PCS NJ 90 hen %
THURSDAY nAaA6 Sahr a. ~ En2
La3iuu hs1 tfzr tat1nmAne offtnars
gefe eInctec fng the enzaing vear
Pues C~egaraax7der. T. Il Stag1Ng.
F.rxt VICE E~ouEnAxseer. 1ua1m Nr-
ArfhaE Secon1 wee Coznman6sr
Rev wnaxsieM Thaz1 vne Ca9n-
mandeF. wesieT ooff seTReana-hf-
Arrnz Lyzu4n GEfereun. Pum AZ
tNtaEt J G Reeves lhy accinmA-
ksnn4 Chaplain and Cntcx Bumrers
ic be naaaec Latter
Ire instAEi4tton crrersuaies cf Nae
new officers VII BE- hefd At ne
next regular m~etlae % the Lesaun
eaTH IN Juay
The Pest unanimously agreed 10
take chsTRe Of the Z s O v1eeawy
Drive P&rsSe And appo&ntsa q casn-
mIftee - attend e the nacezsary
ArraneenaentS ACTING Ceznfmanaer
Smith appotnted I l. sttgfer a.
general chairman, and he % turn
appointed the following committee
msn W q Hatre r. A TaIbott
John Grant II J c Reeves ana
John Macarthur. 10 assist IN mak-
aH arrangements for the parade.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

rne has given Mr Roosevelt STA Coazfsz re-
fused = gse MN Wasa ~ peoposec rs 81
pFszN Cou-z eEzrsezeat aszn1e-sas right 70
Aan the Cosrz uft1 I1sl.ees vhase acsai aud eco.
uazas 1eah parable hA Re haa noE appointed
seen Justices. 8 rscaxd e4zaAec oay - W4zhlnEtaa
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+ a1lf 1~anzbzzel FIRE Hzsioaa gaea n s1sles
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- Lea aezzzsAn Mr IzzzAoe Ra1exu. = HaaseE
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

Oidshqhts
cenqrsssHss Wm.hCslmsr

The Eoaae nas PASSED ard ~ aaza
h sriGtsEa ne EenAfE b eoEato~~
snx . Ereasig rsdncsd aps~oprathaa
Tor she wpA CURING ne ess1.Ez
pNar Ths soeAl approprlatios ~
awrss1 20 d. ttx Hcase wAs m1s
n0oON a. oousraec u a20Rn6e
caring tlAcAi ysAF Of fe4t This
wos1 pxussar sapaaxaaezst far ar
apsraae selsaf hs41 q sxt1ls a. eozn-
pzrs1 70 I.sgo0a0 aaFfag tse prss-
rms yeAr. . derreAse m ahuui - per-
cent This rsdurssau was considered
iaxstflet because q tfse increased
uszp<stunitssk ior empnEmsns under
na@ defense pragran
T9e Preasaent and tn2 wRA offz-
ctah Recommended a number os
changes IA ue present r~egnlAuaxa3
nut ths H0ase app~vvsa aaly one af
these Recommendation Ese eslmtn-
alton Of ne rotation under which
= pernnn enpioye1 continuously on
wPA Tor IL monEhs Ia obiised -
lnaxa and eansnot be reesnplDyed
until after 20 DAYS have elapsed and
his Heeds have heen reexnmmed
Csttsn Greg INSURANCE
IL 1913 . crop Insurance BAL 20
project the farmer against crop fail
Urea wa passed. but tire Insurance
program was limited 70 wheat Tins
experiment has wuskec cut 80 wrli
with that crop that the program Is
% be extended 70 cotton under the
terms Of = bn recently passed )
both Houses This program Is ex-
pected not only 20 save many farm
ers fFum losing their places ana b.
owning tenants or going on the
WpA hui also % make necessary
government AID such as emergency
loans. grants relief. and WPA EN-
pi0yment payments % farmers
Thereby saving the government
millions Of doliarS Tne program
would have covered. for example
the crop failure Of last year dae
70 exces rains.
Pensions Fer WEIRD war Dependents
The House has passed a bill ex-
tending benefits 90 dependents Of
world War veterans regardless Of
whether he died Of or had 9 seTv-
Zee connected disability at the time
Of his death A similar bill was
PASSED by the House last year but
died IN the Senate
Sslective Service Amendments
A two-fold amendment OF the Se-
lectlve Service and Training Act l.
nov under consideration IN Con-
gress IL would 81 reduce the draft
age By ccfertng from military serv-
Ice men who reach their 18th birth
day b. July ! OF this and succeeding
years and would 81 strengthen the
authority Of the President % take
over defense plants In dealing with
Acting Seiecfige Director Her
hey has pointed out that approxi-
So percent Of tire men ex-
AHMED for service have beer re-
whereas only about a per
rent Of these IN the a 70 % age
group have been Ee1sutea. He
polnsed oft further Eaat about IT
percent Of the men indicted into
service were 10 20 ~ years Of aRe.
Inclusive. The Army has indicnted
that II greatly prefers the younger
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Interesting Facts
About Railroads
Especially L. < y

IN Iss0 the L 4 n Railroad car
rted a1soS86 passenger 31EoS-
is miles. OF an average OF Il ?
miles per passenger
Thirty five percent Of eco grade
crossing accidents involving motor
vehicles. resulted from motor ye-
ntcles running INTO thu sides Of
trains
FfesRIt tutaflnx sa&asI ISL tons
"a handled BY the l. & n Rail-
rn&1 III 1850 The average haul Eas
III mllez pr ton
Railroads Distribute ab0as % nil
fHuu time tables annually 70 keep
the puhlfc informed e. b passenger
train schedules
Taxes Of al kindz paia bg ths I
& n Railroad in 1870 amounted to
st03o4mam an increase q nHore
than two mLlElou collar ever ik8s
Freight locomotives n $50 aerr-
aSed 1912 miles daIls. me hlgies,
a. record
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

NkA&4OM ~ AktA FAE1& &C. ~ EFN
. NewNpapeT the rtxht - p@bihsh s~naAak&
aftae& tnnneznk tndiviauzk e. haxtnNn flruna
Neishx does FREEDOM q SPEECH ssss -
Hnaissaaai TIE rxhk 70 hs-susear ths r<paassasn
ef saasasn6tnx sisazsns. Atiaek ths esasnuniays
ssaalnx insaitatisnss nsr ssAFt whAsp~rtnE cam
paixns Cur tas sse FuAean II akx1srhazx In
paaar psasA Te sselaie sbe zesxs rights ans
p~xssiasxse b e snasnxer Ehe rtEha. anA hsppi-
nna e n
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Mississippi Banks
Make 1000 Loans
Totaling 900

twenty-five percent Of tase BANKS
Il MlsslsStpsl made mere than IA
oa loans tosAtiing s&onn0oc 70 bus
mess firms and individuals slxoazh-
ouf uls state during the second halt
o. 90 according 70 tffe sefni-an-
nual survey Of bank lending activity
naaGe IS tie Research Council OF
the American Bankers Association.
Ine A b A loan survey pArtlca-
patec n BY 81 MtSztzzspEn banks
Or = perrsIYt Of the a7 banks IN
t2e state
These 81 banks reported that they
made between July / and December
81. 1890
1855 new loans tosalir1x sz2JfsI4s
= lac rrnexah Ct loans
tcSAltng is12a s7e
/ 0W new mortgage 5oana
uxAlinE 2,742 sss
r1z7 Total $40 sea ls7
The survey showed that business
firms IN tue state USED only half
OF tae confirmed oFen lines Of
credit maintained for their use
OF the books Of banks A total OF
il banks IN the larger cezsferx OF the
state reported that they carried on
their books s. 4 80 IL ~0penlines
q credit offered to and kep avail
able for regular borrowers for Use
D needed by them or tlasI amount
s. s8SR77 or ass percent was used
The average number Of new loans
made per bank during the SIX
months period under review was a3a
and the average size Of loan was
s462
The average number Of loans re-
yer bznk wMR 4Sa aud the
renewal wAS for &5sa.
The average Number q new mort
gage banS made PER bank vas q
and the average uew mortgage made
was for O. ioo.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
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Some Facts About
the Schools
lBy ) 3 van6fseF. STATE supsrin-
txsdens Of E1nraklan1


The annual meeting Of use AGaAats.
sluEa Association 6 8cftoal Trastem
vii D. leid as the Haad laesg EEasal
jackson. MtNaAzsippA en- July 10 a
10 % = m Tne following pruxranl
has been arranged bs V o Camp
bxA PeTNicent Of the Association
ard hM eofnznsttee
10 % a M - 100 Noon
Z o CAmpk2u President presiding
! PTayer-Dr " A Hewitt
FSst Baptist Church. jackson. ksAs-
NsssspEn
J me HtstoEy and Parpass Of
ute Association o8 school TruSseas-
T. o Camp2ssIi. President
! The Need eor state OrEAnfxa-
tano of schonl Trnztee@-J. g. VAN
diver state Superintendent of nd
ue4tipn
I me Need for County Oraani-
eaton q scheol Tfuztees-N A. Ia
banks. County Superintendent.
usoree County. and President q the
State Association Of County Super
a1enasnA
8 TIE PFngram Of the MLnzfx-
aup6 ~E1aucatton Associatlnn-c. =.
I1zrbg. President Mlzaxxipm Edura-
ten Association
8 Hoe she School, Trustees May
AAa la tlH Civilian uafen4e Program
@ooyefnor paul b johnson.
: institutional Aadre@-Dr 4
Z Parkinson. President At 81 e. W
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La boda del sdbddo

Para ell sabado estan anuncia.
COS los esponsales de la Srta. A
DELTA Diaz y Ell correcto caballe-
no Braulio Alfonso Jr.. boda que
Sc vera muy concurrida, dada
las grandes simpatias de los con
trayentes.
La ceremonial tendra efecto
en- la Iglesia Cat6lica "El Sagra
do Coraz6n." Oficiara ell Rev,
McAtee.
La m1sica estara a cargo de
Ia Sra. William Clark, organis-
ia, Y la cantante Srta. Ruth Ma
RE Perez.
La madrina 10 sera la Sra. Or.
E. Clark, y sus damas de honor
las Srtas. Matilde Martinez, FL
ba Iglesias, Angie Cuggino y
Margarita Iglesias.
Ell padrino, 81 joven Manuel
Lopez, y los ugieres los j6venes
Mitchell Diaz, Joe Campoamor
V Oran Fernandez.
Despues de la ceremonial a los
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GrUm Picnic

A"rnonta O. nrt"eigsmo en-
ire los miembros de la sociedad
de Socorros Mut.los ia Fra
ternidad" para asistir al picnic
annual que Sc efectuara ell domin
go "a del mes que comienza ma
mana.
Este festival tendra efecto en-
TODD ell edificio de la sociedad
Centre Asturiano, ell que sera
debidamente preparadO para
,dar albergue a los centenares de
comenSales que asistiran.
Por la tarde habra bale con
las populares orquestas ia So
nora, con sus cantantes Srta,
Joseffna Ramil y Rafael Arti-
gas, y "Don Francisco, dirigi-
da por ell professor Frank Gras-
so.
FL precio del almuerzo Sc ha
senalado en- $1.3O, que tamlbien
da derecho al bale. La entrada
para ell bale solamente: 25c las
damas Y soc los caballeros.
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NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR A RODRIGUEZ,

Pr6TSmd bodd
Para ell mss de agosto esta
anunciada una Gooda de grandes
simpatias, sierdo los contrayen.
les Ia simpaica y getil Srta. Vic
leta Sardihas y Ell correcto Y a
puesto oven Calestino Cerra,
La boda Sc efectuara ell do.
mingo 10, a las cuatro de la tar
de, en- la Iglesia Cat6lica "Nues
ira Sonora del Perpetuo Soco-
rro."
La novia es hija de los eSpo-
sos Manuel Y Rosa Sardinas, del
2607 de la Gale Is. y ell joven Ce
IRA es hijo de la Sra. Blanca &c
ira, residente en- ell l22212 de la
Diez y Nueve avenida.
Seran los padrinos de esta e.
namorada parejita Ia Srta. Ar
CELIA Escarza y ell joven 0bdale
Lopez.
En- su oportunidad daremos
otros detalles.
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y hasta ell rojo clavel de su boca
ha negado su risa a Godoy.

Y hasta ell rojo clavel de su boca
ha negado su risa a Godoy.
En- la corte Sc dice que aquesta
incredible y eXtrana esquivez
tuvo origen en- no sc que fiesta
colebrada en- la verde floresta
del palacio real de Aranjuez.
ASeguran los bien enterados
que una tarde sali6 en- calesin
Y pasear por lugares vedados
Y perdi6se en- los humedos prados
del sombrio y fragante jardin,
Fue en- Palacio la ausencia notada,
y EN- su busca salio un position,
que, cuando va era noche cerrrada,
encontr6 a la condesa senta1a.
llorando, en- las sombras al pie de un
Oarron,
P~ercibiose eli crujir del ramaje
dando paso a mos agiles pies.
Tn faisan gorgoro en- el boscaje,
Sc oyo lejos rodar un carruaje
y un sollozo escuchose despues.
BESIDE entonces la hermosa condesa
esta siempre o%jerosa y febril;
su mirada pesares eXpresa
y todos los dias del ano confiesa
con un fraile francisco en- San Gill;.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
PARA LA NUJER
DEL C
GOYESCA

70 no sc que tendra la condesa,
que esta siempre o%jerosa y febril;
su mirada pesares eXpresa,
v todos los dias de- ano eonfiesa
cor un fraile francisco en- San Gil.
va no va ror las tardes al Prado
nj a la casa de Goya despues.
va su talle no es dulce y gallardo,
v Dor leer a Saavedra Fajardo
ha dejado a Melendez Vald6s.
Nunca acude a saraos nj a corrales,
porque diz que lie ofende la luz;
nj tampoco a las fiestas reales,
nj a los bajos festejos triviales
a que va Don Ramon de la Cruz.
Era aver la condesa muy loca,
Y muy cuerda parece ser hoy;
Dor cualquier frusleria Sc apoca,
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

OtrG juRtd
Para las ocho de la noche de
hoy eta a todoo sus miembros
la Secci6n de Protection Y Aux
Ito del Centre Espanol y muy
eSpecialmente a todos aQuellos
que hayan percibido dieta du :
rante ell trimestre.
La junta tendra efecto en- ell
edificio de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

De VGcd< ones
Ell pr6ximo domingo partira
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
Manuel Fojaco

AAkNNNNf a fftNt
Encabezamos eSta nota con e.
nombre de un joven farmac6u-
tico que desGe c, dia de aver es-
ia coupando en- ell dispensario
del Circulo Cubano, la vacante
producida por la muerte del DR..
idro Casalins.
Ell joven Fojaco es un caballe
70 muy amable y sabra atehdar
a los socios de la prestigiosa ins
tituci6n.
lie deseamos de TODD coraz6n
,nuchns Lxitos al amigo Fojaco
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tinada a cubrir la cabeza, sino
tambien a otras del uniforme
militar, principalmente a la ca
SAGA.
La Tore de Babel
SAGA.

La famOsa torre de Babel, Ia
del relate biblico, cuya construc
ci6n do origen a la confusion
de lenguas, era un temple con-
sagrado al dos Baal.
Tenia forma de pirami3e, de
ioscientos metros de ancho, en-
81 base, v de iguai altura.
(PdSa a "a IA Ddg.)
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

nuevos esposoS Sc les Ofrecera
una reception en- la Residential
de los padres de la Srta. Diaz,
esposos r. B. Diaz, ubicada Ell
Il $50 de la Once avenida.
Por anticipate deseamos a es
Ia parejita eterna felicidad,
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
La Janta de Hoy

Esta noche, como de costum-
bre, Sc reuniran las Secciones de
Damas y Recreo del Circulo Gu
banO.
La Srta. Mercedes Fernandez
y Oscar Cuervo, presidentes res
pectivos de las referidas Seccio-
mes, ruegan encarecidamente la
asistencia del mayor nimero pc
sible.
Orden del dia tratar sobre ed
'Tndoor Picnic" del domingo 10
de agosto.
Sepaalo asi los interesados.
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De regresO

En- la tarde de aver regresa-
ron a esta ciudad. procedente de
Nueva York, donde pasaron un
mes, ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez y 81
interesante esposa Lucy, acorn
paLado de sus hija Lucy Y Au'
rvlita.
En- la ciudad de los "rascacie-
los" visitaron los lugares de
mas importancia.
En- ell dia de hoy Sc hara car
go de la direction de la Clinica
"El Bien P1blicO."
Muaho Sc alegraran sus pa
cientes.
Con estas lineas les damoS
nuestra mas cordial bienvenida,
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

para Puebla, Mexico, ell aprecia-
do joven Luis Gonzalez.
ALI pasara un mes de vaca :
clones.
Gonzalez reside con sus fami
liares en- ell 1915 de la Diecisiete
avenida.
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Sombrero Chambergo

SOM6TeTO CHdWbeTgO
lei sombrero asi llamado de-
be su nombre a Schomberg, ge-
neral frances. Y empez6 a usar-
10 ell regimiento llamado de Ia
"chamberga", en- ell aho 1000.
Tai calificativo no fue sola-
mente APPLICABLE a la brenda des-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
FOR The l 10y E. OF PAM

young lady. Tn prepared to back
you right of the boards. I was
going to bring my ideas 70 vs4II
ana ask you 70 let me earn nv
way along with you Well. I've
gotten all over that quaint idesl''
you nave something here, Jer-
~. PANS natural honesty as
serted itself She was compelled
20 give credit where il was due
Gu have originality and a sort
OF knack for this work. She was
speaking slowly. You've got
more Of q gift for it tiaail I have .
Jerry laughed. The girls hon
est, ne said, as il discovering
something.
Honesty isn't such a rare thing
among regular people" Pam sad.
matching his irony.
Are you getting hateful
Not again"
Jerry looked at her intantlv
he could read the signs Of tain In
her face.
Look. Pam he said. I'm
sorry about that bet. I mean
Forgive me. will you. and forget
i! II didn't mean anything, real
Didn't mean anything when
you bet with a crowd Of BOYS
about me? 1 can't understand that
KIND OF reasoning. Jerry
Jerry was at a less for words
with whic. to amend the sifua-
ton.
Pam. if you had brother
you'd understand, he said.
You've" But Pam INTERRUPTED
spiritedly:
If I had brother, he wouldn't
do anything ike that.r
Jerry looked at her thought
fully. Everything ne said seemed
wrong.
Pam, l." he began. but her
voice broke in impetuously:
And l think I hate you still for
it, You made me ridiculous and
cheap before that whole crowd"
Pam, won't you understand?
Please
"You hurt me so. Jerry. L"
The words ended in sob.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03

Although the Raiders may
seem 10 be one Of the weakest
clubs IN the league, much re-
spect must De paid TO the youth
ful aggregation, composed most
y Of high school boys, Tor their
speed and big chances Of base
stealing IN the game with the
Plumbers, rightfielder Aritas.
Cigarette Willie" Gates ink.
stretched a single to right into a
double when rookie outfielder
Guerra came rom IN the depth
Of right IN a vain effort 70 grab
the bali This was the only hit
scored by the Raiders against
Gates, who struck out nine bat
teTS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03

tASSseiated Press Feature SerFIeel
The trend 10 wide-open foot
ball has made the center's as
signments more numerous and
important I think I know some
thing about these assignments
after Is years Of center play. III
Try TO give you some pointers.
Stance: The important thing IS
10 be Al ease IN the center posi-
ton with the body well balanced
on both feet. The weight should
be 50 well under control that ii
is possible to execute a block or
charge without the opponent
pulling the pivot forward or
charging him backwards of his
feet
Feet: Either foot to rear Of op-
posite one, legs spread. It IS fast
er 70 pivot back out Of line 10
protect right side Of passer when
right foot IS back, or vice versa.
Many centers make the mistake
Of fitting the foot that is back,
inward, 50 when the charge IS
executed they HAYES the use Of
the inside cleats only.
Body: Take almost a sitting po-
sition when approaching the ball
so that weight IS. distributed and
low When grasping ball let
body fall slightly forward, flex
knees, keep back and head
straight, feet tilted forward so
the heels are barely off the
ground By all means don't let
the rump fly up and the head
sag when passing the ball A
beginner has the habit Of looking
90 see If his pass has been cor
rectly executed
Hands: Ball flat on ground
Grip varies Spiral snapback IS
best The main thing IS TO snap
back efficiently TO q close-for-
nation man and efficiently and
swiftly 10 punt-formation
man.
The snapback Is about the
same principle as q ball passed
by passer. only the arm can't
be fIered at the elbow but Is
pulled instead Of thrown
Charge: A good center viii
start driving off his back leg
while ball Is pulled through his
legs and about time It leaves his
hands L IS not necessary TO see
If back receives ball If you do
that your opponent viii get the
jump On you This IS the hard
est part OF a centers job
Defense: The center should be
in position TO start N any dIec-
ton as soon as the ball starts
When ball IS passed first note
who receives II and at the same
time whether guard pulls out
Of line also IN which direction
the close back starts Then keep
your eye glued on the ball You
can tell II the play Is to be a re-
verse BY the way the interfer-
ence goes Get the man who Is
carrying the ball as quickly as
possible
Pass Defense: Keep receiver
under control and eyes on paSser.
Keep the receiver between you
and passer. Play the ball after
Il IS thrown If you are playing
zone defense, and no man comes
into IL watch for an eligible re-
ceiver delaying on offense who
may sneak into your territory
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
MONEY N STOMACH

SANFORD. Me-George Fauch-
er Of this city thought MS appen-
dix was infected, but an X-ray
picture showed that q half-doIIar
he had swallowed 10 years before
was stIu IN his stomach
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
RIcHT AT THE HEAD

4 am proud OF the way my
son has worked his way up.
rs he a director now?
NO, but he started as a shoe
cleaner and is now a hair dress
err. ~ Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
AFRAID TO MARRY

NEWARK, N. J.-Henry Cabel
of this city left his bride-to-be
waiting at the church with
note saying he was afraid to get
married.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
SLAVES wRE-s HEAD

BELFAST-Samuel Murray Of
this city bound his wife and
shaved her head because she had
her hair bobbed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03
PENN'S SURPRISE FOOTBALL TEAM
WORKS ON PARTNERSHIP PLAN
Coach Munger Tells
Grid World He's Not
Too Optimistic; Ex-
poets Jolt Or Two

EDITORS NOTE: Coach
George Munger. when he said
IL a rre-szme interview his
team would lose some ball
games turns3 cut to be al
least partially right. Navy end
ed the Penn winning streak
Saturday with a 1876 triumph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-03

NOTICE OF 81 ARDEAN'~ SALE
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN BN
THE UNDERSIGNED as Guardian
Of the estate and psEs-a Of Barbara
GariGtte- a minor -Eaz ] UiIl u4t p
tion thu Honorable RAYMOND z
L1frs- County judge "a and Ger Non
zoe C0unty- FLORIDA Al his gff.ce g.
the Court House Key West. E1urae
CountT- Florida. AT the hour % 18-9a
O'Clock a N on the zsth dag N
November. A p 1871. for an order
authorizing the sale - rh= interest
Of the Aforesaid minor "a and o. 1he
following described properrr- living
and being IN Monroe Cs--u-x. Yer
ida and more particularly described
as follows
Part Of Lot Two ca
Square TnsEtV-u1e ts8f accord
ing 70 plan q rhe Cisy II Es-
West as deIiueste5 bv WIN. a
Whitehead II E-ehrua-E 1879 hur
nov better known as Fart u I-at
Five Ia according 70 John
Loves Suha5FtslsH % Part 81
Square Thirry-one fsIB IN r5tF
Of Key West and 6ulE recorded
IN Plat Book No 4 Page a.
Monroe County Records 1u the
10Th day II MAJ. A =. Lss-.
Commencing Eight tsea feet
Mae 80 inches from the corner
Of White and Eaton Streets and
running along Eaton Street Ia
q Southwest direction Forty faeB
feet Five f5B inches thence sU
Southeast direction and along
the dividing line ~ Lots PIKE
80 anc Seven "a of SAID sub
division Forty tse1 feet Ftsgr -
Fnches- thence IN &srtheast d.
rectiol Forty f4fB feet five 134
inches thence IN Northwest
direction Forty ts88 feet Four
a. 5Bches t. place 81 beginning
Dated AZ Key west Florida TINS
z5th day n October. 4 p. 1881
VICTOR EUGENE WATKINS
As Guardian Of barbara Garintte. q
minor octsT- nora-1a -I7-2E. 1871