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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

club.
CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. Hol-
lywood takes a turn today at at
tempting TO enliyen the Goth
national doubles championships at
exclusive Longwood Cricket club.
Movieland makes two eontribu-
tons to the often too serious bust
ness OF determining national
titlists. They are Paul Lukss.
veteran character actor Of stage
and screen, and Arthur Marx, 20
year-old son of comedian Groucho
Marx.
While Lukas and his partner.
DR.. William Rosenbaum of New
York, are expected TO advance
with only slight difficulty. young
Marx undoubtedly will be sidelined
by the days end.
He and Bulge Patty Of Los
Angeles have been fairly sue
cessful In sectional tourna-
ments. but they appear way
out OF their class In facing
defending champions Jack
Kramer OF Los Angeles and
Ted Schroeder OF Glendale.
Kramer and Schroeder, who as
couple Of brash 19-year-olds
clouted their way to the crown
here last year. began their defense
yesterday by trouncing Philip
Jameson and Lytton Dowson OF
Brookline, SO, 60. 81.
Frank Kovacs OF Oakland. Cal,
and partner Bill Crosby OF Los
Angeles get their first-round
warm-up today against DR.. w. F.
Widen and Edward Olson of Min
neapolis, MINI.
METHODICAL GAME
National singles titlist Don Nc
NELL Of oklahoma City. Okla, and
Frank Parker OF Altadena. Cal.
seeded second in the draw. showed
their usual methodical game in
plastering young Art Prochaska of
Hartford, Conn, and rei-haired
Blair Hawley OF New York. 81.
So. 81.
The recently formed duo Of
Gardnar Mulloy OF Coral Gables.
Fla. and Wayne sabin Of Port
land. Ore. spent considerable time
in experimenting on another pair
Of set-ups. J. Burke Wilkinson, jr.,
and Rampl Ellis OF Boston in hang
ing up a go, 60. rs win.
Fourth-seeded Bobby Riggs
OF Chicago and Gene Mako of
Los Angeles completed the
unbroken march of fayorites
by eliminating Dan sullivan
of Sacramento, Cal, and Bob
Davis Of Erie, Pa, 81. SO, SO.
In the womens division. two
teams reached the third round.
Barbara Bradley and Jane Stan
ton, third-seeded Californians,
dropped only one game 10 Ruth
Carter OF Brookline and Lois Lsdd
Of Winchester, while Mary Arnold
OF Los Angeles and Hope Knowles
OF Philadelphia slipped past Emily
Lincoln of Brookline and Kath-
crime Hubbell Of Dedham. SO, 6-3.
second-seeded Pauline Betz OF
Los Angeles and Dorothy Bundy
Of Santa Monica. Cal. won their
first round match by default.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Rain Prevents
Tennis PLAY

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass.
A heavy downpour today
postponed until tomorrow re-
sumption OF play In the 60th
National Doubles champion
ships at Longwood Cricket
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Charlie Rails. ihs Old ystsrsn
continued ~ act ths pace far tns
rsinsmsn Al Lonssefss. . recap q
the week. activities a. tns WASH
inEt0n Jockey clubs plant sho~s
Ne SHARED four wins = half d0zsn
seconds ard three thirds % az
sure his place a. ,hs top - tss
heap. BE has 81 WINS 10 "a
nearest rival. Dug Dodsons 20.
The feature a the sssk.
hs~sssr. va the s,dIax 81
Gerald Dissn. ths is-ye~s ssd
sssfsr from Gstmea, oki.-
bona. This ysaarsiss. an se-
psenfies shs wes IA. fir.t
rae % . ma ss trssk lsst .
fs~ mssths ago st Omaha.
kisksd Ia SEA winners. . ire
Of sssosas and fhs s~nss nuns
Der u third.. In eli - "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20


Word from tho southland has 4,
that Mount Vernon n. the abls
distance hor@. from Edgsmont
stAbis may make the excursion 10
iansscrss at the last momsnt for
the Mile.
Willie Aolter. trainer u Mount
Vernon II. raced ~ Lonsasrss
three different seasons and would
Ike nothing better than 70 return
here for a few days TO Mt the
coveted prize.
Mount Vernon II IL french
bred horse. which was imported 10
this country by EAoul walsh. Mol.
ter claimed him for Edzsmont.
promptly returning ths stesd 10
the handicap ranks ~hsrs be has
proven his worth a. q rugged
fighter.
Hss a mighty sharp hors. az
the prsssnt tine. Bat F~estvsd a
fsW bruises IN hls recent eoHtro-
ysrsy ard noltsr is waltinE for
the damage % be repaired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Io>GAtNHs - Riding assign
ments for the fsansscres Nile
Northwest horse race classic te -
run Sunday. Aug -. have eesn
made known ~ IN. Washington
Jockey club officials.
while all Of the engagements
have not set been registered IN
the secretary's office. some % the
more important ones were record.
ed On the officials papers
Grant xufslt. older brother %
the raging sensation 81 the Csn.
sornlA turf, Ftrrlli zufelt. and
himself q horse guardian q parts.
viii receive the task II conducting
Needmors stables Rolling nal
on his mile journey.
Grant fafeli. ts.uEh . nssie
heavier Than the sppreatie~.
has shown considerable akin
ia Acre. eomhst.. a few
DAYS ago he Was victim ~
fail. hut recovered and On
"Wednesday returned 10 the
saddle. >o.~ the ~of.e for
hts .xperseure Grant rode
Cro~a flight % sictsry for
v. n zuf~lt, his fssh~t
Don Porter. trainer OF the Need
more horses. informed the stew
ards that tho barns regular rid.r
would conduct Anthology In ths
Big Mile. with Grant zufslt On
Rolling naii. the Californian. thu.
indicating an entry viii go To ths
post.
Charlie Rails goes after the
Mile honors aboard Count Valiant
and Bobby Warner leaps into the
stirrups on olimpo. South Amer
lean entry from the same string.
trained BY Frances Keller.
oiimpo qualified nicely last
week with a scorchlns second 10
the surprising thrssysar.oid Roy
asfesnock. thref-qusrfsfr IN lbs
olimpo should be better suited To
the Mile.
Floyd Mccormick. . SEASONED
high weight. pilots Bfodss. .
Brother Joe Esllopsr. which has
dispisysa considerable oisss In tho
Northwest thus far.
F.rrili zufsit comes up from
Del Mar 10 steer Campus gusssr.
best Washington bred .~sn In
years. Ralph s.vss is booked 10
guide siablsmst. We. Tonsy, the
Oregon four-ysar-old.
/. II i-ady's Son enters the conflict
bell hAys Jockey CsorK. nurns in
the irons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Eusion Community league as
organized last night Eight teams
stth sponsors ain bosi for 30
weeks beginning Wednesday. SEPT.
10. a. 7 ,. m.
Roy Murphy. A league president
last year Sas rsslsctsd. Joe
sibian 10 the rev vice president.
Del Richards Nii act a. sserstsfy-
treasurer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
MASONIC REUNION
 GIVEN NAUCATUCK
Lodge Members More Than
 z5 Years Eligible To At. E, tend Saturday
CHESHIRE NEWS
Hubert RIRney Cheshire Phone SS4

ChaaaiFe, Jnne 26.-The Fist an. nuai reunion of the Masonic Vet eran association will be held Satur.. day in Nausatsk. All members os Mesonic lodges for more than 20 years are eligible to attend.
 Mrs. John OCoSinor Of Chicopee, Mas, was . recent guest Of her cousin, MEs Patrick Joyce Of Maple avenue. t
 Wasneg . Constable
 Raymond D. Warner, local drug g1St, has been appointed a constable by the board Of Belectniet. Warner viii succeed Leroy Y. Carpenter, who sesignsd to become trial judge an the town court.
 Mir. ard Mrs Ralph Montgofi of Main street, are visiting relatives ir Kolyoke, Masg.
 Rotegt Hurley, son Of Mir. ard Mrs. John J. Hurley Of Jarvis street, A student ct the New Haven College Of Commerce, has left to spend the summer ct Plymouth, Mas.
 Mr. and Mrs 4. ]. Laeawe os Maine have taken Up their resddefsce on AtwAter place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

her and Castaloni, It is just after she gets In the car and Castaloni is starting the engine, that she takes . deep breath and screams --- screams through the open window of the car so that 1t seems like everybody from Harlem to the Bowery can hear 1t,
 Castalonis hand shoots out and slaps her across the face. "Shut up! Try that again and I'll put you to sleep for good"
 He runs up the open window and spurts away from the curb. Some people are staring after the car, and Adoreen can see faces at some of the windows. Maybe they heard her scream, Maybe they will call the police. It is one hope . slim hope her only one.
 Adoreen Is good and scared by this time and she isn't trying to hide 1t anymore "Where are you taking me2"
 For little vacation, my dear" scays Castaloni, and the smile is back, But 1t crawls up only one side of his face, and 1t doesn't look 50 pretty.
 "Let me out of here. Please let me out, If Angus ever catches you"
 He won't" says Castalohi with determination.
 T don't know why ever thought you were gentleman, Angus warned me. 1 should have listened to him. In my opinion, MT. Castaloni, you are @ heel"
 CaStaloni Is concentrating on the streets, and he is wasting no time. Everyone Is entitled to their opoinion"
 Don't think you can get away with this, Angusll find me"
 Not where we're going," Cas- taloni says. The way he says it makes Adoreen think of the happy days back in Herbie's CurbsidG Cafe, and she crawls back into her corner and lets go . crowd of tears.
 tTo Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

ters Just because of . dumb lug like Macphillips.
 Adoreen isn't expecting Mir. TitEwater tonight, SO Shn Is 6 little surprlseaw hen she sees him at the door. She is even more surprised to sec that he isn't smiling and that his face is kind of white, ex- cept where there are dark pockets under his eyes that she has never notcied before,
 Why, Mir. Fitswater, come on in," she says. She Is figuring on eating dinner at home and going to the club later for her shows, so she Is dressed in 6 cute little glng- ham house dress and low-heeled shoes that make her look like Q high school sophomore.
 T came to take you for q drive, my dear," says Castaloni-alias- Fitgwater. Hurry and throw Q coat on, It's SO nice out now"
 How lovely. I'd like that. But I just put some pork chops on and I'm not dressed. Stay here for dinner, MT. Fitzwater, and after we've eaten I'll change my clothes and we can drive for awhile be- fore my first show"
 "No, no. Right away. Please hurry"
 "But the pork chops, can't leave them"
 Castaloni Is getting more ner- vous every minute. Damn the pork chops Come on, say"
 Adoreen doesn't know whether to be shocked or hurt. Why, MT, FitSwater," she says, "What's the matter2 There's no hurry"
 That's what you think"
 Have . drink. You'll feel better"
 oastaloni comes toward her, and his face looks hard and wolflsh. T feel fine. I never felt better in my life. I said for you to put on c wrap and come with me. Now quit Stalling and let's get out of here"
 Adoreen backs up against the wall. Her lips are Quivering, and the red spots are gone out of her cheeks. I'm not going with you" she say. T don't know what's the matter with you, but I'm not leav- Ing this apartment"
 "Okay," says Castaloni, still walking toward her. "Then never mind the coat. It's warm out and there's Q blanket in the car" He lunges at her and clamps one hand over her mouth. He sweeps her Into his arms and heads for the door.
 He looks carefully down the hallway before he steps out. Ado reen Is kicking and struggling to break away, but 1t takes . strong man to get places in the broccoli racket, and MT. Castaloni Is the Broccoli King Of oil Manhattan,
 He goes down the back stairs, and when he gets into the areaway, he sets her down. There Is a handy little gadget known as 6 gun In my pocket, Kitten," he says. My trig- ger finger has no conscience, 50 I'd advise you to walk quietly from here to my car. savvy?" There are tears of terror In Adoreen's eyes, but she mods.
 Castaloni's face Is hard and de- cidediy unpleasant. "drah my arm, kitten, just as if I were the only man in the world you could ever love. Then let's move. Just walk and listen to me as If you enjoyed every word. That's 1t. You and I are gonna Do together 6 lot for the next few weeks, 90 you'd better get used to it."
 When they reach the sidewalk Adoreen glances pleadingly at 6 young couple who arc passing But the couple pay no attention te
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
zTzwATER UNaAsKED
CHATTER TX

1EOlmon the Hoist doesn't look lhack after he shoots away from the move in Spikes car. He doesn't even 1 Eske 6 deep breath until he reaches lsne main highway back to Man. hhtsan. He feels like Q man who has just seen tidal wave.
 If this guy Angus MacPhillips ss dumb, then he, Hoimon the Hoist, once known as the best sec. nnd d-stOry man In the business, is IA country parson. Holinon doesn't know how Luigi Castaloni ts go- ing t0 take this, but 1t isn't going to be sweet. lie waits until he is naseiy back in New York before he pulls Up in front of drug neuro and dashes for the telephone booth. He dials . number and lWaits.
 "Tfelio, Boss" he says between his teeth. This is Hoimon--nc, 1SoimOn tho Hoist. Yeah. I got lBoznethin' to tell ya Well, l&hat's what I wanta tell ya about. kYa sae, we takes this mug Mac- Phillips out in the country like hyou said and No, Boss, walt lm minute. When we get there ,everything goes haywire :. fXeah, that's right. We didn't get lhim.
 ' stili don't believe 1t, but If my Ieyes wasn't deceivin' me, Mac Phillips had laid out Spike, Butch land TTigger Tim Now don't Ibe sore. I tell you, ya never saw lnnything like it. I thought I bmssghta get back and warn you. "a kwee, on the way out, we spilled 'nyerything. We didn't figger he'd [be coming back 30 We couldn't see Inc harm in tellin' him the facts s0s fife. And now he is coming Iback, and I got Q notion it won't lbo healthy for us - not for awhile Emk least. If you ask me Boss, wait . minute. Are you still
 Hoimon clicks the receiver Q feoupl0 of times and then hangs up. Ee goes over in his mind all the hideouts he can think of in the Icity and then he goes back to the pGar amo uElVss away,
 Lnigl Castalonl is the least bit if. Erstatea. Ne should have known bet- jAa9 than to trust Spike and hiS gor. aiias. Up to now, life has been pretty smooth. There have been practical N no laitcheS, but this Is Q tough baby. Ho supposes he'll have to clear out fee awhile--at least until this I thing blows over.
 Maybe the cops won't believe AeacPhillips. But if they get Spike and Butch and Tim, one of them will talk. And then there iS Mac- phiIiips himself. MacPhillipS knows about the racket and he knows now | tlaet tt iS CaStaloni alias FttEwateS who has stolen his girl.
 Maybe that Is the answer. Ado reen k 6 cute little dickens = Q little on the Sunday school side, perhaps, but c prety swell piece of furniture. He can take . pow. der out to that place up on Long Island that nobody knows about. It will be nice having Adoreen around while he waits for things to simmer down little.
 The sun Is going down when Cas- taloni pulls up in front of Adoreer'a apaStsnent. He walks swiftly through the lobby and into the elevator When he gets to Adoreens door, he as shaking a self for getting the jit-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Q STAMP NEWS

nESPITE the difficulties under
 which France has been oper. ating during the past year of oc. cupation and Nazi domination, many philatelic issues have come of the government presses. Lat. est Is . one.franc semi.postal In honor of Frederic Mlstral, poet, winner of the 1904 Nobel Prize for literature.
 Sweden is honoring two of It's most distinguished leaders of the Reformation in the 18th century in two new stamp issues. The stamps will bear the pictures of Claus Petri and his brother Laur. entlus Petri, both of whom were active In bringing Lutheranism to Sweden.
 New Rumanian semi.postals honor two more or less obscure members of the pro-Nazi Iron Guard movement, who were slain In the Spanish Civil War in 1887. The men, who were fighting for Franco, are Dr. Basil Marin and Or. John Mot2a.
 
 A new German sesni.postai shows Hitler and Mussolini to. gether, with Hitler In the fore. ground. The surtax Is to go to Hitler's National Culture Fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

Housewives in Wellington, New Zealand, have started c war on sro- enss who sell bad eggs, one woman reporting that 10 out Of q dozen WsEe ba1, end gyoceTs declare they cannot account soR the dump in GasiItv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
weAAinR Jmly ea

The wedding Of pr. Edward ". Oxnasd Of thk place and MiES Paul. fsse Nelson Of Boxboro, Man, will take place July %, instead of June % As stated in Tuesdays paper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

xE8TERDAYs On the way cut am M w&n6a In New yersey where HHaAD Nzuage and his henchmen nHtsNn e am Angus, the broccoli HAetol ls explained e Angus, whO naAgMn faw Che first time that he haa been lm Q crooked huAlness. when they reach the spot where slaa &illlng ls Co take place, Angus AaAan wp Bplke and ewe oe "the bgn.e The thlrd gets away ln the eeF and Angus halls . truck and hmecks out Che driver. Ne puts nnsAo and Butch and Tim in che tsnok and starts hack ROR Man. kassmn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Waxs.eR a C,onetabIe

Mir. ard Mrs. Ralph Montroni oi Main street, are visiting relatives ir Kolyoke, Masg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

The sun Is going down when Cas- teloni pulls up in front of Adcreen's apaStsnent. He walks swiftly through the lobby and into the elevator. When he gets to Adoreens door, he is shaking 6 self for getting the jit-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
BEACH WEAR
DEPARTMENT

Here You viii find an assori-
rnans that will really captsvafs
you. very attractive Play Suiiss
fYonn si.ss 10 Ss-7s.
Real Smart Slack ssiAfss
from sI.ss 10 SAYS.
\ very large asscrsnsns Oh
all kinda Of Bathing Suiis. fFcra
sl-ss to s7-ss.
Beach CSass. Beach Bags
Play Shoes. and Sandals. In farf'
any and every thing tor TozF
beach rsgsiYsnssnfs ~ popular
prsces~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
WANTED
statesmen WANTED

GOOD TAILORING statesmen
sell Made-to- Measure Shirts. 3
popular prices. 4x7 samples.
Est. 1924. Opportunity for
hIstlers. Brohard- Rainier, Dept
C-229. Cincinnati, o. feb22-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
Galatians Honored
At Party Friday

Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Fort
Callahan and Mrs. w. Bowman
Cutter, were guests of honor at a
farewell party given in the patio
of the Casa Marina Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Duncan and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Smiley were
joint hosts at the party which
numbered about a hundred guests.
They chose this method of wish
ing good luck and godspeed to
Lieut.. Comdr. Callahan, who
leaves shortly. for the Orient,
after spending three years at Key
West.
The navy and Key West circles
generally were well represented,
and the patio of the Casa Marina
presented a gay sight thronged
with the guests, who arrived for
cocktails about 5 o'clock.
A beautiful centerpiece of red
and white gladioli artistically ar
ranged in the form of star en-
bellished the long buffet table,
laden with bowls of punch, ap-
petizers, sandwiches and other
good things, it was sight to be-
hold.
Dave Carson and the Casa Ma
rina orchestra furnished music
for the occasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22

FURNISHED ROOM AND
SLEEPING PORCH with ad-
joining bath. Apply COZ Dsi.
val Street, Upstairs. febzo-1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
Great Interest Centers In
Cabaret Here This Evening
PART II

PART II
Il. Dancing On a Dime"
Sung by William Webster
Chorus-Mrs. Guy Garlic
ton, Mrs. Sam Wilson,
Mrs. T. J. Brady, Mrs. E.
- w. Suffering, Mrs.
Thomas Wiley, Mrs. Rus
sell Pirkle, Mrs. Phillip
Taguei Virginia Upham,
Clara Yates
2. "Frenesi"
Sung by John Bennett
Mexican Bolero - Gerald
Pinder, Dorothy Knowles,
Clara Yates, Carolyn
+ Cherry, B. j. Suffering
3. Ballet
Carolyn Cherry
4. Taps
Mary Lou Briggs
S. practice Makes Perfect"
OuIlS ny vel q SOlo
Chorus-Clara Yates. Ma
thalie knight, Mrs. Sam
Wilson, B. J. Suffering,
Mrs. Thomas Wiley,
Dorothy Knowles.
6. Merry Widow Waltz
Sung by Carload Domenech
Dance-Mrs. Guy Garlic
ton and Gerald Pinder
7. Drums in the Night
Sung by Frank Willis, Wal
ter Russell, Howard Ka-
lisch; Laurence Stills
''By the Land of the Sky
Blue Water"
Solo-Mrs. Geo. Mills
White
Squaws-Dorothy Knowles,
Clara Yates, Virginia
Shine, Mary Belle Ar
cher, Wilma Sellers,
Yvonne Pinder
Men-John Marzyck, Or
lando Esquinaldo, Fred
Bowery, Mervin Thomp-
son, Rayford Roberts,
Walter Freddie Jacobs,
Eric Curry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
Bingo Party GiUen By
Girls Safety Patrol

Bingo party given last evening
by the Girls Safety Patrol of Di-
vision Street School was largely
attended and considered a great
success from every standpoint.
Mickey PARROT and Herman
Berry of the SIS. did a good job
of calling and running the affair
Mrs. Myrtlaud Gates. director of
the Girls Safety Patrol, sponsor
ed the event and was greatly re
sponSible for It's huge success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY--Second hand
Bathtub. 803 Olivia Street.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22

With excellent weather pre-
dicted for tonight and capacity
crowd assured by the great num-
Der of reservations made in adj
vance, the Cabaret to be staged
tonight at Habana-Madrid Club
will undoubtedly be one of the
most successful events of the sea-
son.
Complete program is as fol-
lows:
PART |
Geo. Mills White, Master of
Ceremony
/. At the Piano
Mrs. f. w. Suffering
2. Get the Moon Out of Your
Eyes"
Ernest Sanchez and cast
3. alice Blue Gown"
Sung by Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Mills White
Dance-Mrs. Wynne and
waiter fTcQQle JACOBS
4. Buy a Paper"
Newsboys-B. ]. Suffering
and Gerald Pinder.
5. 1.-THE Doll and Shadow"
6. Moon of Manakoora"
Sung by Caradid Domenech
Polyncsians - Mrs. Warren
Tobias, Mrs Peter knight,
Mrs. Jesus Caraballo,
Mrs. Russell Pirkle,
Wilma Sellers, Monteen
Bryant, Virginia Shine,
Yvonne Pinder
z. Dance
Carolyn Cherry and Gerald
Pinder
8. Zone Look At You"
Sung by William Denholm
Show Girls - Mrs. Guy
Carleton, Mrs. f. w.
Suffering, Mrs. Phillip
Tague, Mrs. Sam Wilson,
Mrs. Geo. Mills White,
Airline Printz, Barbara
BoWser, Theone Lloyd.
8. Put On Your Old Grey Bon
net"
Sung by Mrs. Anthony Ru-
bino
Chorus - Mrs L. L. Pendle-
ton, Mrs. r. T. Menner,
Mrs. Robt. Parrish, Mrs.
Walter Jacobs, Mrs. Paul
Reuter-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22

UNFINISHED HOUSE. or 2
families 1909 varsla. corner
Virginia street, All modern
improvements Apply J. Arono-
vitz. 534 Duval street
fch2l -lwkx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
California Couple
Married Here

Wallace Il. Corkhill, Pomona,
Cal, and Donna r. Dunn of Los
Angeles were married last night
by Justice of the Peace Enrique
ESquinaldo, Jr.
r. +. Illingworth and T. l..
Percifull, friends of the couple,
were witnesses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
Gray 5 Fishery. Ojus

1flSaA t-.-CHSdpv, cheap
Secondhand, used and as-is
plumbing and plumbing fixtures
electric goods and motors
water pumps tall SireSl Gas en-
glneS-watcr ard soil pipe TALL
SizcSl and fittings, also good Selec-
ton in reconditioned home water
systems StaS0 up.
PLUMBING, PUMP AND ELEC-
TRIO DEPT.
Gray'S Fishery, Ojus list. IS yrs
: Blocks North ~ OluS Depot off
Dixic on Harper St
Open daily lexcept Wednesday,
From 10 4. NJ. till 5 p. ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
NO NAME LODGE

Famous Bahia Honda Fishing
Reef ,Tarpon Permit :
Bone Fishing
Cotfages-$3.50 a day and up
Stone Crab Dinners a Speciality
Phone No Name Key No.
For Information
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22

FURNISHED ROOMS. SIS week
single. 81 a week double. 5zs
Margaret STREET febzZ~stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-22
MALE HELP WANTED

REL. LIABLE MAN take care store
route. New plan Of distribu-
ton. No selling Earn excel
lent weekly income. B. & w
Nut Co. ST. Paul. MINI,
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