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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-16
"A. Para Celebrates
HE Birthday

Albert PARA, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. PARA, celebrated his
twelfth birthday Wednesday with
party for his friends at his Olivia
street home.
Prize winners in the game and
impromptu contests were Billie
Laid, Cuqui Rivero and William
Mcdonald, with BOBBY prizes 60
ing to Dale Ellis, Pat Hemming-
way and Billie Warner. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
usual lighting of the birthday
cake was carried out with all
singing happy birthday" to Al
bert.
Present were:
Harold Ray Haskins, Alfredo
Sanchez, Tony Trujillo, John and
Robert Dion, Billie Warner, Will
liam and John Bush, Norman
Torano, Pat and Gregory Heming-
way, William Mcdonald, Edward
MCGOWAN, Kenneth and Jackie
Larsen, Billie and Joseph Laid,
Kenneth and Cuqui Rivero, Ralph
Solano, Dale Ellis, Alton Morris,
Charles Russell, Robert Albury,
Raymond Delgado, Billie Roberts.
Henry Gardner.
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Organ Recital
On Monday

The Blue Boxes of the women
of st. Paul's Church will be gath
cred in Monday, May 10th, at 8
o'clock; at which time Charles
Roberts will render an organ re1
cital in the church.
This United Thank Offering,
given by the women of the Epis-
eopal Church all over the world,
expresses to God their thanks for
the many blessings received; and
is put to work in the needy parts
of the world.
At 2 o'clock Sunday morning,
there will be a corporate COM
munion of the women of the
church. The United Thank Of
fering will be presented at this
service.
The organ recital is being spon-
sored by the Young Peoples Serv-
ice League. All members and
friends of the parish are extended
a cordial invitation to attend.
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:: SOCIETY ::
Annual Ladies Night Banquet
Last Evening Greatly Enjoyed

Annual Ladies Night Banquet
marking the third anniversary OF
the Key West Lions Club was
successfully staged last evening
in the Lions Den on Seminary
street.
Lions were honored by the
presence of their District Cover
nor, Lion E. B. Sunshine" Brant,
who gave an interesting discourse
on the great work of Lionism in
this country and other parts of the
world who live by the Lions
slogan Liberty, Intelligence, Our
Nations Safety"
Meeting was presided over by
Lion President Gerald Saunders.
Program was as follows:
America.
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Invocation, Lion Rev. E. H. Do
herty.
Introductions. .... .,,.,,,s.,.
TaiItwister's Antics. -, or,,,'
Welcome Ladies, Lion Il + Earle pae
Hamilton. ,r.. .a-.. ~, nan r,.,.
Response, Lioness Chas, H.
Ketchum.
SONGS - SONGS - SONGS
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Eva B. War
ner.
Vocal Solo, Paul B. Esquinaldo.
Accompanist: Beatrice Moreno.
Instrumental Selections, Jack
Crawley, Ruby Crawley and Otto
Divanti.
Address, E. B. Sunshine"
Brant, District Governor, District
35-S, Lions International.
Till We Meet Again"
Lions Roar.
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Dance Tonight At
Guards Armory

Members of the armed forces in
Key West tonight will be guests
at the third weekly dance pre-
Sented by the city-county recrea-
ton committee at the national
guard armory.
The program, postponed from
last night BECAUSE of the use OF
the armory for meeting of home
defense men, viii get underway
tonight at 7::30 o'clock. In the
future, the dances will be held
each Thursday.bns .,rs,.
Bingo games, under the direc-
ton of the army, will be staged
during the early part of the pro-
gram, with dancing to follow.
+ Marvin Lewis, defense recrea-
ton co-ordinator here, said today
his committee would welcome un-
escorted young women at the
dance program. Chaperones, I'M
der the direction of Recreation Di-
rector Eva Warner, will be in
charge.
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REC VIEI; EIIIHApe'I


Judge William v. Albury, in
county criminal court this morn
ing, deferred sentence in the
case of Ross c. Whitmarsh, con-
victed on a non-support charge,
but sentenced him to five days
in Jail for contempt Of court.
Whitmarsh, who was convict
led for non-sUpport of two minor
children and acquitted on, : an
other charge of failing to sup
port his wife, will be sentenced
tomorrow morning. Judge Al
bury found Whitmarsh in con-
tempt because of remarks about
the court he had made to his
wife.
Bob Roe, charged with vagran-
cy, was ordered to pay fine of
$50 and costs, or spend 80 days
in Jail.
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James De Fec and Louis Leon,
operators of Miami Beach's larg-
est cafe, the Capri, have signed a
four-year lease to take over OPP
Grafton of Mrs. Hugh G. Williams
Sidewalk cafe on Duval street, it
was announced today.
The lease became effective to-
day land plans for improvement
and remodeling of the cafe will
be put into action at once.
improvements include redec-
Grafton of the present building,
with garden patio in the rear,
where meals will be served in the
open. De Fec and Leon said they
intend to turn the cafe into one
of the finest dining places in the
city.
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HOUSEWIVES AND SHOP
BUYERS TAKE NOTICE

1t will be to your interest to
read the Bermuda Meat Market
advertisement displayed else
where in today's issue of The Citi-
zen. Never before has this mar
ket given to the public such rea-
sonable prices on Armour's Best
Quality Meats. Do your weekend
shopping here and save money.
We guarantee to satisfy our Gus
toners f9n Prize and cut. You'll
always find limitation, courteous
service and sprompt delivery
when you do your shopping at the
Bermuda Meat Market.
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lay L 81 NIGHT
Muck Enjoyed

Hearts and Blossoms, which
was presented by the Andrew
Jackson High School Glee Club
last evening in the High School
Auditorium, was indeed enjoyed
by everyone.
Besides this great operetta,
the Key West High School Glee
Club was honored in, having
Johnny Rodgers, who played the
part Of ANDY" in the "Voice of
Raggedy Ann.
Rodgers is a famous boy So
prano. All rights to the techni-
color animated cartoon were
bought by Paramont on Deem
Der Is, 1910.
The operetta will be repeated
tonight, after which there will
be dance honoring the visiting
players.
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Mrs. Julian Marks and Mrs.
Genevieve Shultz left this morn
ing for Norfolk, Va, to visit Lieut..
Commander and Mrs. Hartley.
They will be away several weeks.
They will reside at 104 Windham
Road, Belvedore, Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. danes Gallagher, who had
been spending some time in st.
Augustine, Fla, visiting with rel
atives, returned to Key West re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hood were re-
cent arrivals in Key West for a
visit with relatives. Mrs. Hood
was formerly Miss Texas WEIGH
of this city.
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MOTORING NORTH?-
AND EAST OR WEST!

Go fully prepared with Rand Nc
Nally's newest Q94l Edition)
ROAD ATLAS; copies of Duncan
Hines Adventures in Good Eat
ing" and Lodgings for Night"
as well as a loose-leaf Account
Book, covering mileages, ex-
penses, etc.-all at most reason
able prices. and possibly some
thing to read en- route?-most ION
sale" books now reduced in price.
SOUTHERNMOST BOOK & ART
SHOP, South and Duval Streets
Gin the Southernmost House,.
may16, l941
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Couple To Marry
Here TOMORROW

Eugene ]. Deja, 21-year-old
sailor from St. Joseph, Mich,
and Helen L. Rhoses, 81, also of
ST. Joseph, will be married by
Father Kelleher tomorrow morn
ing at st. Mary's Star of the. Sea
Catholic church. The ceremony
will be performed at the 10
o'clock mass.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTION
AT SKATING RINK

Special attraction at Tommy's
Skating Palace has been an
nouneed by the management. In
the future ladies will be admitted
free with an escort on Sunday
evening.
Also, new hours for the eve
ming session will be from to 1890
p. m.
In the near future, Tommy will
make an important announce
ment of additional features to be
added to this popular entertain
ment center.
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REScUER. =. DIES IN VAIN
TRY TO SAVE BROTHEF

CHESTER, Pa.-Robert Guy,
5, with his two brothers, Ferdin-
and, 7, and Alfred, 2, went into
the hay-stacked barn on their
farm to inspect new litter of
kittens and set the barn on fire.
Ferdinand died in vain attempt
to rescue his little brother, AL
fred, from the blazing barn.
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NOTICE

Anyone desiring to open and
make excavations in any streets
and sidewalks of the City of Key
West must first obtain permit in
accordance with Ordinance No.
lis c. S.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
a. may13-5t
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A TABLE OF TRAGEDY"

GRINNEI4. Iowa.-Ola Thomp-
sop has built a table OF 576 inlaid
pieces, each Of which was taken
from the wreckage of autorno-
biles involved in fatal accidents.
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sc.-c / lc1 10 appea !, Tx Gill
~ I A~.a.C, Mrs. Deck
er Will announce of her future
plans for expansion of this bust
ness-something in the line of
good things to eat-says Mrs.
Decker.
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-4thel Nj. Decker, city's pioneer
florist, has announced the OPEN
ing of her new and permanent
home of the Key West Florist To-
Gated at 419 Simonton street.
In a series of advertisement
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Today's Birthdays

Breckenridge Long, Assistant
Secretary of State, born in st.
Louis, so years ago.
-
Dir. James E. West, chief scout
executive of the Boy Scouts of
America, born in Washington, d.
C., IS years ago.
Margaret SULLIVAN, screen star,
born in Norfolk, Va, 80 years
ago.
Douglas S. Freeman of Rich
mond, Va. noted newspaper edi-
tor and historian, born in Lynch
burg, Va, SIS years ago
Prof Carlton j. H. Hayes of Co
lymbia, noted historian, born in
Alton, N. Y, SO years ago.
Ogden NJ. Reid of New York
City, newspaper editor and pub
Usher. born in New York, So
years ago.
Rev. DR. David dc Sofa Pool OF
New York, Jewish clergyman
born in England. Sc years ago.
Ri Rev. Henry w. HobSon
bishop of the Episcopal Diocese
of Southern Ohio, born in Den.
yer. so years ago.
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ROLLER SKATE

Souihard Street
Keep Your Weight In Shape
and Your Shape In Weight
SESSIONS: Also to 4;S0 p. NJ
$500 10 1890 P. NJ.
SHOE SKATES FOR SALE
IL You Can walk You Can Skate
We Teach You How To Skate
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Henry Fonda, actor. born in
Grand Island, Nebr,, 3S years ago.
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Tides
Naval Basel
FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. m, Saturday.
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday
with little change in tempera-
ture; gentle to moderate east
erly winds.
Florida Fair in north, partly
cloudy in south portion tonight
and Saturday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf; Moderate south
west to west winds over north
| portion, and moderate east
over south portion; fair weather
over north portion; partly cloudy
over south portion tonight and
Saturday.
@ CONDITIONS
Light to moderately heavy
rain and thunderstorms have oc-
CURED during the last "a hours
in many localities from Colorado
and Wyoming eastward over the
Lake region and upper Ohio
Valley, and into Maryland and
eastern Pennsylvania. There has
also been rain in the North Pa
cific States, and light showers
in extreme western Texas and
the Panhandle. Temperatures
have risen over the northeast
ern portion of the country; while
elsewhere changes have been
generally slight. with readings
near or above the seasonal aver
age.
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Subscribe TO The Citizen.
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Rev. DR. David de Sofa Pool of
New York, Jewish clergyman.
born in England. 56 years ago.
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u. S. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m,
18th Mer. Time (city office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-16

Prof Carlton ]. H. Hayes of CO.
lumbia, noted historian, born in
Alton, NJ Y, 50 years ago.
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Margaret SULLIVAN, screen star,
born in Norfolk, Va, 80 years
ago.
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Breckenridge Long, Assistant
Secretary of State, born in St
Louis, so years ago.
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YankS Blank Senators
10 Opening Day Game
Jcc B;Maggi0's Hitting
Spanked Former
Champs

- see W hN 1iNbLfHJ s..J...
WASHINGTON, April l5The
'T-told- you-so's" were in power
yesterday as the New York Yam
KEGS rolled to a 80 victory
against the Washington Senators
in the opening game of the major
league season. President Roose-
welt tossed the first ball that
opened the flood gates of a pre-
dicto5 hectic race in both the
American and National circuits.
Joe DiMaggio, the clouting Pa
cific Coast outfielder, produced
the first Yankee run with 420-
foot triple, and in the sixth his
sizzling single put another runner
in scoring POSITION.
Russo's three-hit pitching job
had Che Senators under control
in evtry inning.
A majority of baseball experts
have ANNOUNCED they pick the
Yanks TO enter the annual classic
in OCTOBER.
The opening games of all other
big League clubs are being played
this afternoon.
Results of the Senator Yankee
''ribbon cutting affair yesterday
follow.
R. H. E.
NaEy HXCrlr &
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HEAVY SWATTING
MARKED OPENING
SOFTBALL GAMES
TWENTY THREE PLAYERS
RECORDED AVERAGES OF
500 OR BETTER: ROOKIE
ROSAM TOPS LIST

Heavy and consistent hitting
featured the opening weeks
games of the new softball cam
paign here. Twenty-three play
ers, representing all six teams in
the league, blasted the ball for
an average of 500 or better; five
tied at .428 each, two at 400 each
and another performer clipped
the sphere for a 1875 mark.
H. Walker of the Army was the
only player with perfect aver
age but he took just one trip to
the plate. Rosam, rookie third
baseman of the Peppers, trotted
to the Datter's box seven times
and came up with six safe blows
for a mark of 1855. Philip Baker,
the poppy shortstop of NavSta,
was close behind with an aver
age of 1888, five out of six. Dim
inutive Thompson of the Marines
blasted the ball safely six times
in eight tries for $50.
Here'rc the leading swatters
of the Island City League at end
of the first weeks schedule:
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L E c A L S
A R1I.L
TO HIc ENTITLED

.
AN act providing FOR TIE
INVESTMENT on" ANY SUR
Plus FUNDS TN ANY &C
C01.N'r OF monroe? COUNTY
FLORIDA ADMINISTERED RY
THE STATE BOARD OF AID
MtNISTRATgoN Under THE
PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER
l4ts6. LAWS OF FLORIDA,
ACTS ar 1929. AS AMENDED;
PROVIDING FOR THE AS
CERTATNMEN EMIT OF SUCH SUR
rtITS AND THE OBLIGATIONS
IN WHICH THE SAME MAY
: RE TNveSTETi: AND PRE-
SCRIBlNG THE POWERS AND
DtfTIES OF THE BOARD OF
Comfy COMMISSIONERS AND
I THE ssTA Ito, so MTT9 RE Err
fNCE THERETO.
Re 1T. ENACTED ny THE Leo
IST. ATTIRE OF THE STATE OF
section i. That whenever there
Is any surplus In any account OF
Monroe County. Florida administered
hy the state Hoard of Adminlstra-
tion, under the provisions OF thap~
ter lass, Laws sof Florida. Acts OF
lace. as amended, the same may. in
The exclusive discretion OF and 81
the direction Of. the Board o
county commissioners OF Monroe
county. Ftorlda, he Invested IN any
ohiigations OF any unit in said C0nn-
~ authnsixed hS Chapter 1a8tz'
f.awssnf Florida. Acts Of 1871, 10 -
sue handR: sata Investment shatl De
sar the sale and exclusive eehtsit ~
thA. mar tteuiar account for ~ht'h
.aid Investment is made. and the
ADMINISTRATION and direction OF the
hoard az County Commissioners
shall he evidenced by cer.itle9
eont.s OF resolutions of snch BoaTn
az Conntv Commissioners turntsheo
from, tiine 10 tune 10 the state S""'"
Of Administration. .,....
Seeiiea 2 That surplus as oSeo
IN this Act. shall mean any no lr .
in amy of said accounts in excess %,
current interest requirements, ana
~ ayoau~f thereof shall he dtErF-
mined in the sole and exclusive uls-
rrptfap ~ the Picard Of Comfy '-"fa
pi~slnuers OF Monroe County.
Section ). That II shall be the
duty of the State BOARD OF Aoh4hiS
ira tfnn ard the ru~f-bers Thereon I"
,nTasslV with the directions ana ~
structions 81 the Boavd OF t~uu's
commissioners ssf Monroe county !.
a EVIDENCED Nv certified copies ~
surh resolutions. te make satd % =
rpStrrsnss ca accordance Win thT
nrav3xlcus Of such directions or IN
Sfruetions. AID TO hold the "hiaSA p
toms resulting frzsu s0eh tnfsSt =
--~..uyss far the credit 40 the account
involved. q.
sSerttor & That thls Act shall be
,,nuztdered a. an additional and sap
,,latwsnsary grant 81 pss~er are as
,hor}tx 80 the Roard Of C@uutT ttaf1l I,
vz,{..lsanssrx 81 MeAree GnwnfS. at.
- ssrpscrfEse additional aFd sgtssrss-~
fuantary duties 81 the state beS q
AZ ADMINISTRATION. and shall net he
considered as repeating any EXIST
gng special 0r gesRgraa act reaattnA
20 the subject matter hereof FT@-
Vissa. however. that ~aheGa the aA r
thurstN and power h~retn grantees
shaft Re exercised h~rvursssxF thas
Act shall insofar as SAY h1 n~ces~
hary. be constructs AS snpsESssstnz
any general or special acts sa the
contrary.
S>ctiea : That thts Acg sksasl
sAke sff~xt immediately upsaa &ta
becoming a eAw
HARRIS a $TxsSE
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BASEBALL
Major Leaguesl
TODAY
American

Chicago al Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York,
Detroit at ST Louis.
Washington al Boston
National
New York at Brooklyn
ST Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
(senate Bill No. 1881

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That Lurlene T.. Curry, holder of
Tax Certificate No. 2S5, issued the
18th day of July, "A. ID. 1880, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for q tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe.
State of Florida, to-wit:
PIT. of Tr. 8, Book F-5, page
276, GI-434, windsor Lane 81
= olivia g. Pauline Streets, Mon-
roe County Records.
The assessment OF the said prop-
erty under the said certif'ca e TO-
sued was in the name of Assets
Realization Co. ct al.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according TO law. the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day i'm the month of May, 1871,
which is the 5th day of May, 1871.
Dated this LIST day OF April, l94l.
(SEAf4) Ross Z SAWYER
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
r1-S-15-22, Is41
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION {

GEORGE SIDNEY BINsTED.
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Notice of Special Meeting of
stock holders
SOUTH SHORE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY,

Florida Corporation
Notice of Special Meeting to be
held April Il, J41, upon the written
request Of the owners of more than
one-third of the outstanding Capital
Stock
Key West, Florida,
March %. 1871.
To the Stockholders of the SOUTH
SHORE DEVELOPMENT COM
FANY, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the
State of Florida:
Notice Is hereby given that a spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of
the SOUTH SHORE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY will be held at the office
of j. Lancelot Lester, 400 Whitehead
Street, Key West, Florida, on Thurs
day, April II, 1871, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, for the following
parposes as#Well as in place of the
regular annual meeting which was
omitted on the day appointed by the
bylaws for that purpose:
/. TO elect a Board of Directors.
.. To consider and act upon the
matter of amending the bylaws
of the corporation as follows:
(a) BY adding at the end of
Article IL, Section /, of the
bylaws, the following:
If such regular meeting
is omitted on the day
herein provided therefor,
a special meeting may
he held in place thereof
and any business trans
acted or elections held at
such meeting shall have
the same effect as If
Transacted or held at the
regular annual meeting.
OBJ BY amending Section s of
Article III, as heretofore
amended so as to read as
follows:
A majority of the Board
Of Directors shall con-
stitute a quorum.
g. To consider and act upon the
matter of authorizing and con-
senting to the sale of all of the
real estate of this corporation in
Key West, Florida, to determines
the price and terms of such sale
and to take any. other action in
relation thereto.
4. ITO consider sand act upon the
matter of ratifying and confirms
ing all actions of the stockhold-
ers taken at their meeting held
September 8. 1897, and of the di-
rectors at their meetings held
1887, January 81, 1899, and
August "a, 1889, and at any meet
ings held subsequently,, as re-
corded in the Corporation REQ
ord Book of the corporation.
5. To consider and act upon the
matter of ratifying and confirm
ing the action of the president
of this corporation in executing
in it's name and behalf. deliver
ing and accepting, an agree
ment dated April IS, 1910. by
which this corporation appointed
Richard r. Childs it's exclusive
agent for the period of one year
from the date of said instrument
for the sale of all its real estate
located at Key West, Florida,
and fixed the compensation of
said agent in the event of sale
of the property.
6. To consider and act upon such
other matters, if any, as may
properly come before the meet
ing.
BY order of the Secretary.
GEO. v. PERPALL,
apr1 -S-iEI941 Secretary
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STANDINGS
Island City Softball League
Junior High School Basketball
Tournament
FirSt-Half

Second-H Half