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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
To Talk on Meat Selection
And Cookery on Wednesday

Meat IN the nozne Defense Pm
gran" Is the subject q a demon
.trstion ard lecture On meat
selection and eeos<ry which NJ
Edslene stohr. = the cooking
school staff q TIE national i've
stock and meat board. 9Th pre-
sent on Nov. i ~ the s~vsnth
ficor a. FISHERS department stcre
under the auspices q the Wash
inKion Gas and Electric GO.
me importance q proper nuiFs-
ton as a safeguard for health has
hen emphasized IN the national
home defense program and al
hnnemskers wha want 20 give
Their families the most nutritious
food In weli-haisneed meals win ~
keeniy interested IN Miss stohr's
very timely demonstration.
Meat plays - important = part
In the die; both 81 adults and
children that every homemaker
should know how - cook all ents
Of meat 10 their hest advantage.
Miss Stohr shows that this 10 not
difficult task. The secret Ct
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

You hsvs dis bvesaf besdss6lss--
S1IS1 70 kass snokiss pisassss-
n yos ssssAs p,nlsp h6oansi YsD
enjoy shs Asvos a ~ knsss 49,
ssss aDbanpos -. yish aexw 3
xossy sbcss .heqss irdlnsinDb ~
vbss yes isksis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

6. Whose land and riyers
divide (quarterl. Compare
rivers Of L. =. With other ma
tions.
:. That before II reaches
full bloom or harvest time,
will bring forth . PRESENT
Ia God and will lift up an
ENSIGN before the world.
The only Present In which
tod Ia interested. In His
Church and the. Ensign says
Isaiah ll:l0 IL the ROOT or
JESSE l. .. Christ. The u. =.
viii bring the Present and
lift up the Ensign.
This she has done and will do.
for at the beginning of the nine
teenth century this land of re-
ligious freedom gave birth TO the
Restoration of the Church Of
Christ according to the Divine
Pattern in His Word. Such men
as the Campbells. Aber Jones,
John Smith. Barton Stone. Walter
Scott and others forsook denomi-
nationalism, sectarianism, human
creeds. apostasy. traditionalism,
substituted ordinances and terms
of citizenship and returned in
thought and practice to the Scrip
lures as the only guide and su-
thority.
Answer TO Prayer
BY this return the u. $. through
His Church will answer our Lords
prayer That they all may be one.
that the world might believe" John
II. His Kingdom will then fill the
earth and man who has tried to
solve his problem without God by
Communism. Facism, Nazi-ism. or
Materialism will be called to Re-
pentance and do works worthy OF
Repentance. Hitler or any other
CANNOT dominate the world but
Christ will through His Church
restored on this continent and
spreading to the world. Thus the
Democracies will win the battle
as evil is destroyed but the Church
through her Message must and
will win the war when Christ be-
comes the King OF each life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Place Of United States
In Prophecy Is Outlined
Predicts Democrocies Will Emerge
Victorious in Present Struggle
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON:

Dr. Merlin Hill poster OF Lincoln Park Christon church.
Sundoy delivered his congregation the sermon The United
Stoes end Prophecy which he deoored the deocroces
would the present and that Christ through restore
ton Of His Church this continent would rule the world
Excerpts from his sermon follow:
In times of need peril uncertainty. disappointment.
men think of God.
This is true of individuals and also Of nations, even those
who deny ignore God in times of prosperity The Bible
the Mind of God upon the subject of reconciliation be-
tween the Creator and the rebeous creation THAT saliva
on through Jesus Christi and incidentally gives the place
and destiny of and nations through prophecy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

RosENIII-E. Calf. Mrs. A. n
swan. chaplain 81 the Rsbeksh
lodge In Roseviile fractured her
ankle in a fall in her hathtuh and
was sitting az home wishing she
could be at the lodge initiation
that night.
To her surprise. an ambulance
rolled up the driveway Tho driver.
George Lambert. was . fellow
lodge member and said he had vol
unteered the amhulancs service 30
she could participate In the initi-
alton ceremony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

win - 81 ~ ~ssttn4 ferez.k<e
Fru~sns lea<<r dsiiy. <rpf<eti1~s
faF r~nf<i ss<sznzmc<iss,r.s - 80
eassunnsrn see>nsr lssfsnx< - -
r>cssms Hemss r<xzs<FotIeos
kaf~sa. keseTstlax ~ . r~pe<s ne<s
te<t~v ~ n nfflcs
TIE sr<~t =<~<i. : a~ulaF<sI 1-as
s<nsaft 1f. executive aEr<<<e< u
IN tsfesn. =<cntino>s - - fnf
fAntfv accommodates h>asps
ard apartments. with . i<fne r>r-
c>nfsx~ - - 1T Applicants na~
waiting unshi~ - ~ slaGI> r~on1s
"a ~ns<h tn~r~ r~mazn rl~esv
svstishi< n - ety.
We visa f>ft,<a'assv h ssre~n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

Naritten by God
Prophecy is history written be
forehand by the foreknowledge Of
God. Such prophecies as those
through Daniel concerning Baby
Ion. Medo-Persia, Greece. and
Rome have become history. But
Dan. 2:35.44 says that In the days
Of Roman Kings. God would set
up His Kingdom. II would break
In pieces and consume these king
doms. yet stand forever. Christ
said Matt. 16:16-1sl He would
build His Church and the gates Of
Hades death would not prevail
against il. Both came to pass in
the days of the Roman kings,
Acts 2. Revelation 11:15 informs.
THE kingdoms Of this world have
become the Kingdom of our Lord
and His Christ and He shall reign
forever" God has spoken and His
Church which is His Kingdom will
fill the earth and all nations in
present form will fall and become
His through the gospel of love
and peace. Rev. 1873.
Isaiah Is points out very vividly
the place of the United States in
Prophecy. A NATION:
1. Beyond (west of Ethio-
opia (Cush). Beyond TO the
Hebrew was always west ex-
cept when Jerusalem Was in
yolyed. The u. =. il west OF
Ethiopia.
2. That sends Ambassadors
by the Sea, vessels of Papyrus,
lie. water drinking vessels.
L. :. invented the steamboat
and sends ambassadors by the
sea.
8. Tall and smooth. u. =. Is
the home of the Indian who il
tall and smooth of face.
I. Terrible from the begin
ming. onward. 4. =. won Rev
dictionary war and all subse-
Quent wars.
8. That meteth out and
treadeth down literally,
measured or surveyed. Z. s.
was surveyed with the North
Star as the point of reckon
Ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

". A. se~tnr CLUE ~sll meet
At tho home 81 Mira y Kruger
New. ~ Zoe dessert luncheon a
80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Gould Cleopatra Drink a Pearl
with Siomath Ulcer Pains !

Az intriguing storY es Cleopatra 10 tss
O. EhsTs an scanirsF praised the Beauty
- tie 81 be- psarls Nhsreuror she
crepps1 ere late q Eakz % sire and
drank u she would hnrdls ave dcns
Ia had Sc suffered sftsr-satinE pains
~ 4acHr pain. ind Eeatlnn Eaf pz.rs
heartburn burning sensation Hfsaf and
cthsr rcrflflcrs e. use - arcess srIf
shruld frT -fr urn = Texs Tablets
Thsa must reIp rf monsF rsfgrTs~
Al erzE sosss sysFgshsFs -a1F.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Trade Winds" by Schneider

can Gas a. Electric deb 3xs G
1870 retained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

NEW YORk-War-goods pro-
duction tinues to boom
throughout the nation: new out
lets constantly being lined up
Building construction in first nine
months exceeds volume for any
full year since 1929; despite final
quarter SPAB priorities, 1871 vol
ume will establish new high &.
Auto output will hold pace of last
week. used-car sales booming
Electrical equipment industry re-
ports letdown in new bookings;
same heard from consumer goods
lines.
Scarcity of nickel and copper
brings on solid-silver watch cases;
gold will hold as heretofore &.
Holiday demand for dinnerware
tightens supply of British makes;
high prices paid showing "infla-
tion-fear' spending Sales Of
rugs and carpets off about 5 per
cent: dealers inventories large
=. Electric range sales 20 per
cent ahead of last year, but under
those of last month.
Glass trade reports dip in auto
mobile demands, but increase in
tablewares Furniture sales
slightly lower; consumer price re-
distance evident Silk under
wear sales lower; holiday demand
will take up slack >. Mems wear
goods move rapidly when offered
at sale prices; December will be
big month for clearances g..
Wholesale grocery sales show
slight dip from last week d.
Retail trade volume ahead Of last
year. but under last month.
BONDS-Defense bonds and tax
anticipation notes are the most
popular investments Of today
Pennsylvania Water a. Power ref
e. coll as Of 1870 amply priced
Businessman's risk: LOUISIANA
a. Arkansas LIST mtge IS Of 1863
:. Kentucky Utilities s. r. AIS
of 1855 held for yield Held
for investment: Norfolk q west
ern Ist mtge As Of 1866.
Public Service Of Indiana 10 re-
fund its per cent bonds. serial
notes and debentures wa new LIST
mtge 3As Of 1871 and 1-s year
serial notes West Penn Trsc-
ton lst mtge IS OF 1860 retained
but amply priced New York
Connecting Railroad LIST mtge 3izs
Of 1868 taken for yield -. Ameri-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

can Gas a. Electric deb 3xs Of
1870 retained.
COMMODITIES Congressional
farm bloc political developments
continue to influence commodities
prices which proves greater specu-
latiye activity than for consuming
interest Orient's large wheat
crop no danger to United States
since shipping facilities are nil:
Russia anxious for quantities of
North American wheat Gov
eminent s. NJ. A. withdrew from
soy bean market only until lease
lend shipments take up supplies:
professional short interest large
Consumer buying evident in
cotton futures: acute shortage Of
high-grade staple likely next
spring.
Coffee consumption on per capita
basis. at all-time record; amounts
to us pounds annually Tight
situation likely in cocoa despite
large warehouse supplies Sugar
shipments show gain of 70 per cent
over year ago; lease-lend taking
large amounts Egg prices
point higher on lease-lend shipping
Commodity Credit Corp. con-
tinues a buyer of toHeco for lease
lend shipping F.. Butter supplies
large. but lease-lend shipping holds
prices high . Secretary Of Agri-
culture Claude r. wickard asks
farmers TO turn in scrap iron and
steel for defense production pur-
poses.
NEws-BITs - oPM and sPAB
to shutdown on coin machines;
would save metals, especially
nickel for nickeIs United
states-Africa sirrnail service starts
Nov. 70 Steel industry earn
ings for first nine months were
Al 10 per cent rate Bell sys-
TEN spending s420. 900 900 this
year for new telephone construc-
ton Brewster Aeronautical
switching machines for production
OF dive bombers instead Of fighter
planes.
General Motors Allison division
closed war department new con-
tract Of Sl24 .45s. 10 worth Of air.
plane engines Cuba laid down
law TO bar trsnsshipments Of goods
and supplies 70 Spain: fear same
got into hands Of the Axis part
ners Pennsylvsnia Railroads
freight car program from now
through 1912 calls for Ii.s7s new
cars and reconditioninx Of 1000
old cars monthly.
Telephone poles are from trees
between 40 and 80 yesrs Of age:
life Of pole averages Is year.
Coal strikes switching potential
household coal buyers to oil burn
ers i. Army srsensls have per
fected use Of stainless steel car
fridge cases as substitute for brass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

saccess lies n Knowing Which
Hnethcd. ccoklnx - dry heat 81 -
masst hesl 81 give the -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Silver Salmon
Run Is Larger

oRrt~n - A unusually ,srfs
rua ~ silver ssiccn rs<<<f
through tA< esskhtx ere<s -
trap last ee<s. secorfinx a -
r~rintsnsent y O. Hcxs~st = -
raysllur river state hatchery
located IL ofstnx
purtnF . Fessed % three a>ys
shis week. err snco sra~sInx
salmon w~r~ eossatesf ~ ss< hatch
cry. rhs 1r*t tag snme 80
we're observed the sreend asy
I 500 ard ne third day leo rh>
pun hsa dimsnash<a ~ shs fassfth
siss.
cunsss~rsnr shsf Weights sf~>s
h . relatively snail stream. = -
r~ea that there are many tin>s
that number - ssimou rsw IN ths
csrhcn ant fassliar rtvefs
Most a. the -hamriss this ys>r
have gone "a - 10 -. fr&ssss
creek. tributary q the c@fncn
river. and their rsn IN ths valshss
stream has e><n light
Although ths hatchery has msas
. practise ef giving away stripped
sslmcn n AL eefners Tor focd raf-
pcs~s. snms are entered ne
hatchery grounds one nsxhs Isss
~e~k and stale ~ell over 100 fisA
from the trap
n y. A sewing club ~sii meet
~ tho home ~ Mrs =. kraekef
Nov. ~ foe dessert luncheon a
10.
Mrs " ~ white 10 visisink MF
and Mrs Dave vnss prior e h<r
leading for Hasion. where she viii
iosn her husband. . Y. q assy
officer.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

Your postmaster can tell rca
INV 10 invest In Y, = pefsns~
Bonsis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

All smokers somsfiMes inhaIe.
This brings more smoke into con-
tact with sensitive nose and throat
passages and iSeys1sss ebSssss Of
irritation. But there's plenty Of DIFF.
ference between PHILIP MoaRis
and other cigarettes! Eminent doc
tors who compared fbs fVs leading
brssds-report that:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
PANDORA MEETS
VP'S TOMORROW
SOLDIERS AND LIONS TAN
GLE IN SECOND GAME
OF EVENING

Coast Guard Cutter Pandora's
basketball team plays its second
game of the week tomorrow
night against VP33 in the open
ing battle of the usual double
header. Pandora Bears won their
first Island City League contest
last night, while the Airmen
went down in defeat at the hands
of the first-half champions, US.
Marines.
us. Army and Lions Club will
swing into action in the nighteap
of the twin bill 1t will be their
initial game of the second-half.
Sound School has Withdrawn
its entry in the league. The ac-
ton was found necessary due to
the Schools inability to put a
team on the floor at any given
date. Slated to meet the Coast
GuardSmen tomorrow night,
Coach Johnny Offutt, league di-
rector, has revised the schedule
as announced above
The games will be played in
the High School Gym, corner of
Francis and Seminary streets, the
first beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
FIRST ROUNDABOUT
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
HELD AT LA CASA

Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Bjorkman,
of New York City, won the first
round-robin tennis tournament
of the season at the Casa Marina
hotel.
In keenly contested competi-
ton, the couple went to victory
in total of IS games, while Miss
Jane Peabody and Alden Kimball,
of East Hampton, L. l., were Sec
ond with "a games.
Others participating in the
tournament held Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haywood, of
Evanston, H.; Mrs. Kimball, pair
ed with Scott Mason, of New
Canaan, Conn: DR.. and Mrs Earl
Leroy Wood, of Newark, N. j.,
and Mrs. w. H. Pool, of Warren
ton, Va, paired with Jack Coles.
Tennis pro Eddie Classify con-
Quoted the tournament.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
ANGLERS REPORT
BIG DAY SUNDAY ND
TWO SAILFISH LANDED BY
SINGLE CASA MA
RINA PARTY

! Casa Marina guests spent a
day fraught with activity and
excitement Sunday.
| The greatest excitement was
caused by the doubleheader, the
second of the season, brought in
to the Casa Marina dock by Ma
/ jor Harry F. Evans, of Davenport,
Iowa, and Col. Henry P Barrett,
Of Henderson, KY.
What is more, Major Evans
sailfish goes to the top of the rec
ord board as the biggest thus far
this season. 1t scaled 4712 pounds
and measured 7'4P.
Col Barret's specimen weigh
ed 30 pounds and measured
6'1R".
The anglers reported five sail
fish strikes during the day.
Bonefish On Record Board
Hanging alongside the sailfish
in the porte cochere of the Casa
Marina were two beautiful bone
fish, glittering like highly polish
ed silver. They weighed an esti-
mated seven to eight pounds, and
investigation proved them to have
been been caught by H. Morley
Hitchcock, of Cleveland.
Bonefishermen are usually
very cagey as to where they find
their fish, and the present in
stance was no exception.
The specimens are the first
seen at the Casa Marina this sea-
son.
Variety Catches
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip W. Wrenn,
Jr., of New York City, brought
in nice mixed bag of fish, COM
prising seven barracuda, seven
mackerel, grouper and bonita.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Lain,
of Chicago, had similar success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
vP33 1907

Coast Guard Cutter Pandora
made its first appearance in
league play successful one by
edging the High School varsity,
1890, in the second game of the
evening.
Playing a man-to-man game
in the first quarter, the score for
that period ended in a low Az
count in favor of the Bears.
Coast Guarders doubled the
Students score at the end of the
half. 20-l0, and stretched their
lead to IA points in the third
quarter
In the final period, the varsity
cagers went on a scoring spree
TO pull up to within four markers
of a tie. The Students were
"hot" in the waning n1inutes of
the game and probably would
have won with another minute
OF play.
Dewitt Roberts, forward-cen4
ter Of the High School, sunk six
foul shots in seven tries. He led
the league in foul-shooting aver
age during the first-half and got
off to a flying start last night to-
ward retaining the title. He also
topped his teammates in scoring
with twelve markers.
High point man Of the Bears
was Mckay with Ia, seven field
goals; followed by Butler with
eight
Students committed a meager
three personal fouls against Ia
fCr the Coast GuarderS.
Box score:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
Marines And CuardSmen
Won Opening Games Of
Cage Loop Second Half
Devil Dogs DOwned Air
men In Opener Last
Night, 1890; Students
Lost Nightcap, 1924

US. Marines continued their
winnings ways in the Island City
Basketball League by downing
VP33, 1880, last night in the
first game of the loops second
half schedule.
The victory was the tenth in a
row for the Devil Dogs, who cap
tured the first-half flag with a
niHe-game winning streak.
Ensign Laney topped the scor-
ers of the night with II points.
He sunk eight field goals and
only one foul shot out of six
tries. Solenbarger followed for
the victors with Is markers, six
field goals and one charity toss.
McGregor, third high point man
with eight, played great floor
game.
Pacing the Aviators was Bak-
er, who went out on fouls in the
third quarter. Before leaving the
court, he 'swished" the net for
four field goals and two free
throws. Luce, seven points, and
Kinion, six, followed. Luce foul
ed out in the final period.
One Marine, Thompson, left
the game in the fourth quarter
on fouls. In ALL the Airmen COM
mitted fourteen personal fouls
and the Devil Dogs an even
dozen.
Box score:
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L E G A L S

N TnE CIRCtET COT RT or THE
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ft}ed iu tkis eA8sa ON or before
March ggI }s4t. o4herw lSc the allie
Gmt }~rs th~fvuf "a Id be taken As esr
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ouc~ IS yTwek fer four cen serEssEve
W-reSs In fhe k~y West Citizen
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CLASSIFIED
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street address as well as their
telephone number if they desire
results.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in adj
vance, but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
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Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
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for each insertion, but the mini
mum for the first insertion in
every instance is twenty-five
cents (25c).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
194l DIAMOND DUELS

(AsSOciated Press Feature Scrvice)
The International league bat
ting champion will be trying to
get Jeff Heath's outfield job at
the Cleveland Indians Florida
training camp in a few weeks
Murray Howell, a 205-pound
husky from Baltimore who slug
ged 800 average. was drafted
by the Tribe.
Heath had fine 1888 season
when he hit .343, slumped to 292
the following season and skidded
to .2l9 last year.
d Jeff didn't get along so well
with Oscar Witt. Unless he does
better under Roger Peckinpaugh,
Howell may step in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
PUTTING TOURNAMENT
ENDED IN TWO-WAY TIE

The regular Sunday putting
tournament on the Casa Marina
practice green was tied by James
Sinkler and H. Peter Henschein,
each of whom had a one-under-
par seventeen.
Mrs. Sinkler won the women's
division with a nineteen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

l822-Edward F. Beale. naval
officer. dispatch bearer and COM
panion of Kit Carson in l847-48,
surveyor pioneer of West, born in
District of Columbia. Died there,
April %. 1893.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

l820--David c. Broderick. the
New York ward heeler who clos
ed his saloon, took the pledge,
went West in 40 and became a
Francisco pioneer, Democratic
leader and senator, born in Wash
ington, D. c. Died in duel. Sept.
l6. 1889.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

i870-John Mitchell. miner at
II. noted labor leader, president
of the United Mine Workers.
bern in Braidwood. Ill. Died Sept.
Q. 1919.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas;
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro, GA
Francis street. nov18-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

1802-Mark Hopkins, among
the country's great educators,
president of Williams College,
Mass, for So years. born in
Stockbridge, Mass. Died June
II, 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

TOMORROW NIGHT
First Gamc-NP33 VS.. C.GC.
Pandora.
Second Game-U.S. Army VS.
Lions Club.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game--US. Army Us.
VP33,
Second Gamc-C.GC. Pandora
VS.. Lions Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED
House all modern conveniences.
sos month. go Elizabeth street,
apply in rear. jan30-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04

1889 -- Richard Boleslawski.
Hollywood producer director,
born in Poland Died Jan. IT,
1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
Today's
Anniversaries

l772-Josiah Quincy, Boston
congressman, mayor, Harvard
president, municipal reformer
and public servant, most illus
trious of a noted family, born in
Braintree, Mass. Died July l,
1864.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-04
FRIDAY NIGHT
STANDINGS

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