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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02

YESTERDAY: Polly and Duuid
haze qtadrTeted, although neither
t0dnted to. But Margo has gone
out for Duvid In q big tDdy, and
Gtthogh DdUid is sure Warren
McNeill will tDin her in the end,
ne cannot deny that Margo has
tried TO cut IN on Polly a little.
But tchen Ddoid got home he had
bigger surprise--his younq
cousin Peter. crippled from I'M,
tdFttle paralysis, has succeeded IN
taking q fetv steps.
.... Is
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DIAMOND
DATA
| 81. Scoring the Battery


Everybody except the ulinpire
is credited with knowing strike
must go over the plate at q
height between the batterfs knee
and shoulders. ?
But everybody doesn't know
what constitutes balk, an
earned run, a passed ball, wild
pitch.
Let's see what Lefty Loopem
can show us.
Lefty lets fly a wild throw that
tears past the catcher-way out
side-sfnashes into the backstcp,
and banks onto the un1pire's
fhead. That's tough on Lefty il
lanybody's on base, because
they'll probably advance and
Lefty win get a black mark
against his riarf1e-the notation
wild Pitch.
But if Lefty's catcher missed a
good burning, hard one Ne just
can't hold the men might also
advance, but the catcher would
be charged with a passed bali
and Lefty would be innocent.
IF Lefty hits fhe3 batfer win
me BAN the baffer soss down
TO first. If the eafehex dreps
the fhird sfrfks ind ne b4fisr
can GET to firss before HE throw
is made. he's also safe.
The pitcher is not awarded a
putout in. the box score for
Tstrikeout. That goes to the catch
'er. But the pitcher gets credit
down in he summary. If the
catcher picks up that dropped
third strike and pegs the man out
at first, he gets an assist.
Just to make it confusing, in
case of a wild pitch on third
strike, Lefty is charged with an.
error rather than q wild pitch.
Tn case Of a passed ball on third
strike, the same applies to the
catcher
If Lefty should wind UP, take
his little step out Of the box land
then change his mind and peg to
first, second or third, or just hold
the bali. youth hear q terrific
howl: "Balk!" and balk il is. Base
runners advance free. 4
That's all simple stuff. NV for
the hard work
You want to know how many
runs were earted--not scored
off Lefty. Here's how:
You counf every run scored
by d man who reached first
ana advanced axoand Ne has
es without benefit Of an error.
a passed ball or . wild pitch.
II any Of tafose tlaia1as hslpsd
him along. fhe run wasn't
earned cshsvwiss levin IL 10
yot On ~ o waik. ~ ~ being
hit by the pitcher. it'd be IN
easnsd rum.
Lefty is taken out in the sixth
inning with two out and two on.
How do you record tfse extent Of
his performances?
He has pitched five ana two
thirds Innings, with whatever
number of hits that have been
charged against him But--here's
the catch--don,t figure the num-
Der of runs charged against him
dis the number OH the scoreboard
when he goes out It's that num-
Der, plus the two men on base il
they score. i
Now for deciding the winning
or losing pitcher when enc side
used two or more rnoandsmerl. 4
II Lefty's team was behind
when he left. and If they lose
the game, then Lefty's the losing
pitcher, regardless Of how many
more runs are scored. II hissi
teams ahead when Ne leaves. butt
later loses the game, TIE relief
man is the lcserA-uniess che win
ning runs are scored by men
who were on bases wfen Lefty
left.--AP FeatHfe Service.
sesxs * - - -. al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02

!; IN THE lJNIrED sTATEs pIH-
HTRIcT CouRT. IN AND FOR THE
.sOuTHEHNs DISTRICT or FEO1t-
I'M F9 sfsFEs U 81 1x1s ,yi essss 81
William Beauman Roberts. ORDER
OF ruBLICATION Or PROCESS.
having been made 1o arpssf from
sworn affidavit OF George x. 8Math-
lers. Assistant UHIt9d States .Atkor-
sTieN attorney and OF counsel for the
HElaihtlff, Unffe0 StKtes If AsltQFton,
that the defendant William Uea,f-
man Roberts n b residenk OF q rate
IoE couAtry other thar the stses Of
sa aoriea' rasa e. res as,anss q ~
more specifically said dcfehdxnt's
IN phfeicN1Atly ~ 10
known, is. Armstrong Street. Mas
sau, ~. P.. Bahama fsf&nd8; th&t
there Isl no person II Tits State stne
services or su6pcenS ub6M whom
would bind such Defendant and that
sal Ia defSndant ~ ever Ito 80 0f
don't 81 TIE United. states: Not.
therefore, ii Ii hereby CONDEMNS
AND ADjUDGED that You. witifafa
Beaufnaii Roberts. be and you &se
be ara appear Usl the cara as 81
May, t941a at the Clerk'A Office Of
the United States District Codrt IN
and Cor the Southefn piatfi4t ct
Florida, al Key west. FTuffd6 ana
answer INTO the bill or co1nrlAdAt IN
the above entitled sRnsc flied
akairlst ybu An saf6 court Hy -
unItetf states OF America. HErkiu
faii not. ana have you THEN and tlYte
thgs witt II Ii further oRuEHHfy
that tl2is order be publishes elloSf d
Week fVF eight 3conse cutixe weska n
ssTfe Key West Citiken. n heWb-
papef 8f generic sfrFulxssdTiy r54t-
lfshea MT Key West. FIofidn Wit
ness the HonoSnbIe John w. HcE-
land, United states Distfjet Judge.
81 Matsh. Is4i. EDWIN 4 VIII
TdAMa, Clerk United States pisffict
Court In and Tor the sS0nthern Dis
trict OF FlorIda, by: G. RODNEY
GWYENs Deputy Clerk
saar1fses; abr4~fi .Issss: rsay3~s.1s,
II y 70
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02

CHICAGO. May perhaps
she raost embarrassed Of AT rook-
les ever their deb0ss in the ma
foF leagues was xhorsstcp Lou
Strinwer II the Chicago Cubs.
He made four errors
However. he made a doGhae
ard q single ard the FAIRS liked
him
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02

Early sometimes staggers around
under pop fouls
An examination showed that
Early was far-ssghted i'm his
right eye,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02
LII EG AIS


Is Il
ORDER or RuBLEuAFIONs
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
TO THEOD0fxE WEECTE
4 IL liz hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the 5tfis day
tit1ed court, to- tht Dill Of .cosnpiafllt
filed against You ;in the above en-
titled casisd. and the Key West CftI-
zen il hereby desiEnatsd a4s the
new spa pen In which this order shall
be puhiiHhed once d weeR for four
"a consecutive weeks ss
Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 3rd day OF April, "A. ID. 1871.
tSEAIsJs Ross G. Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
], BY: provence II. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
JOHN g. SAWYER,
Solicitor FOR Plaintiff
apr4sr1-1s-as; riays.is4f
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Classified Column

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted m The Citizen at
the rate Of one-cent flc) 4 word
for each insertion. but the rnini..
mum FOR the first insertion HI
every instance n twenty-five
cents f21e3.
Advertisers snou1d Give their
street address as we'll as their
telephone nafnper II faey desire
results.
Payment Tor classified aiver-'
tiseHneHts is ifavariabay lii 3D.
vance. but regular advertisers
witaf ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
-
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TIME OUT TO FOCUS

WASHINGTON, May 2--The
MashinKsan senators think they
Ar'a@ now WY catcher Jake
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PICTURE rRHMrNo


BRING YotJR VISITING friends
III need Of good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
And, try THE cOFFEE SHOP,
It's economical and has that"
tasty food and atmosphere. OF
Fleming street. apr1.tf
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tlss xsssesAse9 isFess,

my ADwo&1Ux&U FEenD
PHILADELPHIA, May a.
ICy Bianton came near to equal
ing Bob Feller's startling open
no-hitter of 1910 when
cy held the Bees hitless for sew
en- innings in the 1871 inaugural
here.
A, bunt broke the streak.
AT that. his four-hitter was the
best in the majors. 'ols 2ls'
Cy's screw ball is so hard on
his arm that Ne rarely can pitch
more than half a season without
taking tisne out to rest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02

NExT WEkk
AN games postponed due TO &C.
Itivitles Of Janiar Class Prom in
High School Gym
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WANTED

WANTED Second Hand Fnfnl-
tire ard Carpenters Tools.
20. Box 3ss. apr2s-iats
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FURNISHED HOUSE All mod.
erfl conveniences. Good neiaha
borhood. Adults only, SIS
month, Box In. The Citizen.
apr30@tf
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10 L4ANTaENfsE NEELrs
IExXaxyNE#
YOU 4re mercy Ne1f&4FN3 TO &f3p<Nr
II che Hf1i. of Complaint filed III DE
.asoxe kfyted casfk4 ok tar 5Nt 0zy
~ sJnne fStf other yts*< the afINMN.
tIons thertfn VIII ~ taken. ~ 1epfss
fessed Ii In fnrtfser Ordered that
.fA1s order be pnhiishea once earn
wssk for fsur r8wssentfvs weeks W
The Rsy west rltsxNn
Done and Ovasred tns& ast Gay af
May. A. ~ fNFf
IsEAr.l Ross saver
e.serk circait roasE ascnFse County.
Florida
~ tssfy Ftorenee p sawyeks
Dspnty CTsfk.
JOHN q. SAWYER
Sotaessor FOR Plaintiff -.
mavz-s.Is-xs.s 81. 1874
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ROOMS

ROOMS, large. airy. clean. Good
beds, hot water, bath and
shower $500 single, 500
double. g0I Division street.
rnayf-Stx
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WANTEDA-A chance 10 bad or
your next printing order. The
Altman Press janis II
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sabserihe 10 the Citizen. 90
weekly. Ill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-02

FOR SALE Or Exchange Cabin
Cruiser, 28-ft., eft. beam, IA
hp Gray Marine Engine. WIN
exchange FOR lot full Or part
payrne1t Box BIZ, The CHI
zen rnar0Ltf
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FURNISHED ROOM and Sleep
ing Porch. $500 week. Apply
Coz Duval Street. Army and
Navy Store, upstairs. apf30-sf
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UPSTAIRS EFFICIENCY Apart
naent to couple. 1901 United
street. naay2-3tx !
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FOR LE--Sp4nish type house.
large lot. inany trepical fruit
trees Also. party boat Jewel.
Apply s08 Eaton Street
jan6-s
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FOR RENT--Store space, good
location. Apply 5l8 Fleming
street mayl-sf
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JAEGER twe-iffch Centrifugal
Pump. 10000 gais. per hr
CoFnplete with suction hose.
Mounted on pneumatic tires
Thoroughly ra-condltfoned.
Price 500. East Coast Equip
fnent Company. i7zB SW First
I street, Miami, Florida.
apr2l limo
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HERCULES 4-Cylinder Power
Unit. Overhaslled and In good
condition. East Coast Equip
iaaent Co. 1893 Ssw. LIST ST,
Miami. apr8-Imo
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FOH SAIE-Toubie Corner in
Grove Park, Upper Matecunbe,
size l00xl25: also other lots In
same subdivision: will self 1 or
i adjoining, reasonably. Apply
Box 1. The Citizen. apr7-t
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GENTLEMEN: HOME LIKE.
ROOMS, running hot and cold
water; tub and shower. Single
$500 per week, double $500
per week. 933 Fleming street,
Mrs. Staley. mgr. apr29 Iwk
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Bauers and Lopez; Johnson.
Pearson, Bruner and Warren.
Chicago at Boston, rain.
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warrcn's Problem

III WAS late afternoon two days
~ laaes when Warren McNeiil
Came al to the lumber plant. He
ieHna David Just preparing to
lssve I'll home,
how sbout driving out 10 the
inn Warren asked.
s al right with me-" David
replses i've had a tough day Of
II sNa aswEsn would 60 good.
VIZ NNe ore myself. Warren
said Sail we pick np Peter as
tAs Reuse and take him with u.s."
Saxe taia David ~He's taken
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PERSONAL CARDS. sf.as per
100. THE ARTMAN PRESS.
1acy26-tf
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MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
CHEERIEST ROOMS in Key
West at THE WHITE HOUSE,
|. AT Duval street, just opened
Everything new. See these be-
fore renting, rnayi-2tx
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ron lsEfsr

FIVE ROOM FURNISHED
APARTMENT. Two bedrooms.
$50 month, all utilities incfud-
ed. Southern Cross Hotel. 32e
DnvaI street. inayf-2tx
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JAEGER Three-Inch Centrifugal
Pump. 10000 gals. per hour.
Complete with suction hose.
Bargain East Coast Equip
ment Co.. Miami. APPS limo
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HIN 81 81 VI y
M~ss4ssas f@s Pzxsat & -
The Valley settler., 1941-08-22
2-age 4

FIRST I'D STATION
The Health Exa4hlt Room, viii CHI
is 30 be of5 tao end o. the hall in
the basement o. tllo school Lu1lding,
is To be the OFFS ctal First Aid
statl ca f'92' tho Fair. Molbors Of
the #esilla Iomorlakors Clr2, who
have -ccontly completed t. Stand
ard course IN First I'D Will have
charge OF this Station und2r the
srpelwi s ion OF the Public cclth
Nurse.
Facfl3tio will also. 30 avail
oolo in the Health .-.hiloit 4oorl for
keeping baby Z ol,l9u1as On 1co, and .
fer warming Formulas,
The Valley settler., 1941-08-22

The J5ttorbus = clno not with
Jackie smith On august s. &c dis
cUss2 cd tho trip to &~c4inlov lark.
DcrotAr 4-2nt1oy, bonnie l.o oro and
oUr leader RS .aooro will attond
from our Gl2b. Nc also .@ado plans
4or our taiI exhibit. IL or the
meeting al joGrned VIC work 81 on our
proj set. - made waste b1I'1ets.
Cur :lo.2t nc ting Will DC WI tn
Jeanette d2H4:or On August 27. We
Will Finish reports, club storios,
etc, Today We Finished Our project
for tho year.
Doris l-ooro, Reporter
The Valley settler., 1941-08-22
NOT |

Porl- and boof are IN good de-
Mand. Don't estate to n.ar.iot
your meat crop NV before the
rush this fall.
Animal to be bat choro5 bof ore
TIC Fair MUS be IN the. stock wards
Sunday or carly Monday morning Aug
uSt 25.
Signed
', John Long
The Valley settler., 1941-08-22
BABY SaEOy

BABY SEQ.
Examination OF Oabi s to be
entered in tho 3abv Show NIL DO mad
on Tuesday, august Is, st t:2a Health
Contoo IN the Do1'rni t orv bcso~ont.
All entries must he .1aao b9tNoon 10,
enc 500 PM. on Tues 2.r. .9c51os be-
tween the ages OF months cid
yoar arc olaGip1o for o.1ora,2co and
are to be accompanied by one adult
only.
announcement OF Winn5 a. babies
~ II be made st the 2abv Show on
sunday Ct orloon, August 81 ct 500
Ii. in tho audi torima.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
Throw Out the Pork BorreI


barrel would surely be craftsmanship The people Of the nation
Now countless millions of additional spent
living beginning
pockebook There be other
complaint the higher has
foods and clothes.
pork graft wastage public
despite the burdensome the people
congress put through
millions burdened politicians
basis You I'll
unreasonable ask demand and
people forget selfish money
treasury? that they craftsmanship
legislation of the variety
Field his National Affairs respect
opening appear
they highly
reprint them here Mr. Field
of
bite will be pushing through the
bills the history Pork barrel will be
of the old expression.
I'll pork for mine what virtually
individual
graft pork thought
The pork graft federal money
spent the districts Of the individual Legislators
manifestation political
gresham the baconthe who able pry
money expenditure territory his
the who reelected
n
provide
pork projects
waste
among defense materials
munty which do the work."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
Should Punish with JoiI Sentence

Eight mountain climbers rescued George Hopkins
Hopkins para
chuted onto the of the rock publicity seeking stunt He
unable descend from
bad that he be stiff
would be justification for such punishment
oshness Furthermore
he should punished
attempting similar which would other
their lives While the Hopkins friend admitted
the planned provide publicity for Hopkins
would be every would legislation
by performing stunt in search Of publicity
The public will feel did N Devils
Tower national
to
any repetition o thing"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
They Will Produce

The by G Drake of Eureka and published
will Lincoln
u.
Defense Board Moula the
word that local farmers be permitted their production
milk, will feed, the
will be permitted but will be urged to do
All which naturally
The of all high
higher With
food and stand help world whenever the
opportunity
Mr. Drake that farmers will have
financial motive their production
the embaled the
Concord Bunker Hill they sc defenders their
All
loose. They will produce the required food
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
Defense Bond Quiz

@. Has the Government a quota
to be raised through the sales Of
Defense Savings Bonds
A. No, there is no quota and no
time limit. The Defense Savings
Program is to be continuing eff
fort, and both Defense Bonds and
Stamps should be purchased stead
lily and regularly.
Q. Why were the Nations retail
stores asked to sell Defense Saw
ings Stamps?
A. American retailers were not
asked-they volunteered .through
their national organizations to I'M
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
WAS HE A RIP VAN WINkLE.
Libby, Mont, Oct. s, l941
Editor Western Nevis.

Libby, Mont, Oct. 8, 194I
Editor Western Nevis.
Has the gentleman who inspired
the editorial, rs This Russia, been
asleep for the past nine years? It is
quite evident he is not a farmer.
A few years ago the government
ordered that farmers could raise
only so many hogs. The rest must
be killed and burned Now they
say we must raise more hogs to
feed the starving in waring coun-
tries.
How much thought do they give
to the hungry at homer Not much,
IF you consider the number of
draftees rejected by draft boards.
It's not new thing that wheat
crops have been restricted If farm
ers were to qualify for their A. A. A.
payments. they must stay within
certain quota. Otherwise they were
penalized. One farmer in our own
community was among this number
Little did it matter to the gov
eminent that the wheat he raised
would all be fed to stock uron his
own farm and that even though he
exceeded his quota it did not begin
to be enough for his winters need.
1t would seem that all too many
of those who do not live on the
farm know very little about how
the farmer is being regimented 1t
is high time those people were wax
ing up, for when the farmers of
this country are put out of bust
ness, the whole country will be un-
der the despot's heel.
Sincerely yours.
A HAPPY FARMERS WIFE.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

swimmer could do that, do you,
Jimmie2"
No, ma'am, but I wonder why
he didn't make it four times, and
get to the side where his clothes
were"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

dsrtake the sale of Defense Savings
Stamps on vast scale.
Note.-To buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps. go to the nearest post of
flee bank, or savings and loan as
soci alton; or write to the Treasurer
of the Uni ed States, Washington,
d. c. Also Stamps now are on sale
at most retail stores.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
THE FORUM

[This is department for the dis
cussion of pertinent topics by anyone
who so desires. 1t is open to every
one and any suitable subject may Be
considered. However. what appears
in this department does not neces-
sarily reflect the views of this pa
per-The Editor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

And when | cuss, | cuss. You'd bet
Ter leave the ROOM"
Go right ahead. was the reply.
IF you've recovered enough to use
your voice it's quite a feather in
my cap
"All right" said the patient.
Stand by and I'll make an Indian
out of YOU
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09
On the Warmth.

The hospital patient. seriously i'll,
suddenly demanded to be. allowed
to get out of bed.
Sorry, but you won't be able to
leave the hospital for months, said
the nurse.
We'll, them came the reply. I'll
have 10 let off steam by cussing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

Jimmie giggled when the teacher
read the story of man who swan
river three times before break
fast.
"You do not doubt that trained
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

Junior surprised when he opens his geography
September that, while he vacation
Iceland changed Observation-Disclosures (NId
vet we believe Administration
1t moved u. S. marines into Iceland.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

The probeu facing the nation today not only Of
building mprcsnAble defense but building without
impairing the investment which Of made the
future stability Of the country.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-10-09

The approximately 5332,eeo persons employed Of
January the Federal State paid
SSH Of
agricultural wage payments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05

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