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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04
HORN OF PLENTY?


Ar EeaIureS Service MT4teT
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-ne
horn Of plenty isn't running over
any more.
This nation, which Q year or
so ago was worrying about szr-
pluSes of food products, and
dishing out bonuses TO keep the
farmers from producing too
much, is faced with shortages
right now and those who are
really IN the know don't like the
prospects for 1894 too much
This Is no scare article Bs1t
the picture in farm production
is changing SO rapidly that gov
eminent officials who only =
few weeks ago were taking the
banana shortage, sugar, meat
and coffee ratiOning in Their
stride, are beginning 10 become
truly alarmed.
Recently, certain Agricultural
experts were pooh-poohing the
possibility Of a shortage IN milk
and dairy products in 1913. To-
day those same men viii tel
you that at existing prices. with
increasing demands that are
sure to come. continued raids
on experienced farm labor and
the deterioration Of unreplace-
able machinery, shortages Of
dairy products in 1913 is newt
able.
1t is difficult to get any farm
experts who have seriously stud
led the figures with one eye on
that military force of nearly To-
100000 men, to declare there
won't be shortages Of almost
everything next year. The one
food crop most often excepted Is
cereal grains
That exception does not include
corn, and corn is just as good an
example as any TO illustrate how
deficiencies can occur in one sea
son.
The Department Of Agriculture
asked the corn farmers this wear
to plant $4,000. 900 acres Oul
needs were set at $500, 0OO. O8(
bushels. The farmers were abb
to plant only 100000 acres
But because Of an unusually goot
growing season the farmers har
vested 100000. 900 bushels NOR,
than requirements. II this had
been just an average growing
season, we would have harvested
only 2,3O0,0O0,0O0. or a half 3
billion bushels short Of require
ments.
Next year, the farmers art
being asked to plant 5000. 00(
acres Of corn. If they could ge'
in only $4,000. 900 acres with this
years labor, machinery and idea
weather conditions, how are
they going 20 beat il next year
and what assurance is there that
next years per acre harvest viii
be anything like this one?
The demands on farm pr0duc-
ton are spiraiiing TO dizzy
heights.
Think what if win be for the
armed forces alone next fall and
winter when 5000, 900 or SO hun
cry men are wolfing about twice
as much food daily as they ever
ate before in their lives.
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=: SOCIETY =:
Junior Woman's Club
Met Yesterday

Mrs, Edward r. Johnson and
Miss Alicia Mccoy were hostess
es to the Junior Woman's Club
Thursday evening between the
hours of seven and nine.
Mrs. Charles WardloW won the
prize for high score, Miss Kath-
ryn Lowe taking the consola-
ton prize.
Those present were:
Misses Margaret D. Green,
Winiffed Shine, Betty Rae Rus
sell, Kathryn Lowe, Dorothy
DUNCAN, and Lois PiHder.
Mesdames, Andrew Elwood,
Bob Saunders, Joseph Lopez,
Malcolm Pinder and Charles
WardloW.
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EQUITY LODGE AND
AUXILIARY TO HOLD
JOINT MEET TONIGHT

Equity Lodge, No. 10, 1.O.O.F.
and Sparkling Waters Lodge OF
Rebekahs will hold a joint meet
ing tonight in the Golden Eagle
Hall on Petronia street.
At the conclusion of a brief
meeting, the Rebekahs will give
an entertainment, for which re-
hearsals have been held several
times during the last two weeks
Refreshments, after the enter
tainment,, will be served by the
Odd Fellows.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank each and
every one of our friends Cor every
deed of kindness during the ILL
ness end death Of our dear aunt
Mrs. Annie Malone, and especial
Nv the members of Lopez Funer-
al Service, Mr., and MRS. Dalbert
Bethel, Rev. w. b. Murfdy and
choir members. Their kindnesse:
will always be remembered.
dee 4-Itx THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

On June II, it was announced
the following votes had been tab
ulated on the last ballot for ar
All-Star team:
c. Griffin, 1911;
AL. Rodriguez, 90;
Bethel, 10;
Malgrat, SO:
Salinero, 40;
Gates, 40;
Barcelo, LOT;
Pena, go;
Goss, 80;
Gates, rs;
Baker. 90:
Al. Acevedo, Al;
G. Acevedo, 81;
A. Acevedo, IA;
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MY boy" said the magnate
to his SON, "there are two things
that are vitality necessary if you
are to succeed in business.
What are they, dad?"
Honesty and sagacity."
What is honestly"
"Always-no matter what hap
pens or how adversely it may
affect you-always keep your
word once you have given it"
'And sagacity?"
Never give it."
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FLORIDA
YULETIDE SPIRIT
px a. e. sErLs

The Fount Of Eternal Youth,
symbol of Natures Miracle Arts,
is truly ours, and we who daily
scan the warm. silver sea or
ffead the palm powered paths. in
fhe ecstacy of loving pride. win
thank God this blessed. ynletide
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04
X. P. ORDER PLANS
FOR BENEFIT DANCE

The knights of Pythias Lodge
is making arrangements to put
on benefit dance and entertain
ment on January 6 at the Cuban
Club on Duval street.
]. r. Deland is chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
The receipts from the affair
will be turned over to the Charity
Hospital Fund, which is now be-
ing raised.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

GREAT LAKES, In.-clarence
Stevens Parker, 2l-year-old Navy
gunner's mate. went unscathed
through the battles Of Pearl Har-
Dor, the Marshall and Gilbert Is
lands, Coral Sea and Midway,
only to come home on o furlough
and get himself all bunged up
when his fathers car overturned
on a slippery highway. He suf-
fered a fractured knee-csp, a
fractured jaw and a fractured
wrist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

EXPERT TAILORING on Wom-
ems and Mems alterations. De-
signing ladies' Skirts our spe-
cialty. Ruth and Charlotte,
1915 Royal ST, off United, 800
block. dec2-6tx
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whether there may be bad effects
years after glass threads have
been sewed into the body. The
st. Louis physicians find no evil
dence of that possibility but are
setting out on an investigation of
longtime effects. r1 yoa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

The flow Of non- food civilian
goods TO the domestic market Of
the United Kingdom had been
reduced to one-third Of pre-war
volume by the middle OF this
year, the Department of Com
meTes says.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

On June ID, it was announced
that Cyril Griffin had cornered
the catching job on the All-Star
team with 214 votes. Al. Rod
riguez got i19.
Votes for other players in 9TH
er positions showed:
i Pitchers-Bethel, 112; Malgrat
~: Salinero, 40.
. First base-Barcelo, 1853: Pena
81; Goss, 80.
Second base1Cates, 1856; Bak-
er, 81; Al. Acexedo, 81.
. Third. base-Baker, 1903; Gates
83, and Geo. .Acevedo, SO.
3AShoFttsop-A. Acevedo, pa
Mullins, SO.
Leftfielder-G. Garcia, 1856; NJ
Acevedo, 80; ]. Roberts, 80.
Centerfield-L. Gonzalez, go
G. Garcia, "A M. Acevedo, 70.
Rightfield-G. Acevedo, SO;
Stanley, Is, and Gonzalez, Is.
On June 90, the All-Stars
showed power and shutout q
picked team, 60.
Excellent pitching by Malgrat
Molina and Salinero turned the
trick.
AL Rodriguez hit two doubles
and a single to lead the hitters
Gates cracked three singles and
scored four runs.
| Score: R. H. E
Picks -- 600 600 000-O S 4
Stars --- 012 020 01x-6 IL
Stone, Casa, Bethel, P. Carlo.
nell and c. Griffin: Malgrat
Molina, Salinero and A. Acevedo
Two-base hits: p. Carbonell 2
AL. Rodriguez 2, Gates.
On June u, the All-Stars wal.
Hoped picked team. 1915. :
Score: r. H. z
Stars .-. 220 COZ 1910 IA 4
Picks --- O10 900 004- S 2
Bethel, Casa, Griffin and Al
Rodriguez; P, carboneli, Q. Lo.
PEE, Molina. I. Rodriguez and C.
Griffin.
Two-base hits: ]. Rodriguez
M. Acevedo, Lucilo Gonzalez, C.
Griffin.
| A. Acevedo and Gates hit three
safely each. Gates drove home
four runs and scored two himself
to pace the hitters. 49,.
TO BE CONTINUED
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On May 2, 1898, the Red Devils
dropped doubleheader, losing to
the Sluggers l-9 in the first and
So To- the ,Acevedo Stars in the
Score Of first: y f." R.H. E.
sluggers = on oi6 ooO-g 10 0
Red Devils 900 600 0OG-1 7 2
Bethel and Al. Rodriguez; Fl.
Gates and C. Griffin. #'
Score Of Second: r. H. E.
Stars 100 10f 1f1-6 8 4
Red Devils 0001 90 400-5 10 3
Malgrat and D. Lopez; Molina
and G. Garcia.
On May 80, the Red Devils
split a doubleheader at the Navy
Field.
Score of first: r. H. E.
Sluggers lilo 200 03O-7 8 3
Red Devils 400 600 O10-5 6 S
Salinero and Al. Rodriguez;
Gates and c. Griffin.
Score of second: r. Fl. E.
Stars -----.-.--.- 0O5 100 Go 3 2
Red Devils - 072 DOL x-10 IS 4
Stone, P. Carbonell and J. Ma
varro, P. Carbonell. J, Villareal
and G.. Garcia.
8 On Nav 30. club composed Of
the best players in Key West
was announced to meet the best
Miami could send here! Also
the locals were to 60 to Cuba
for games July "a. '.,.
The following votes were
counted on the first ballot:
Gates 70, Al. Rodriguez "a, A.
Acevedo 81, G.. Acevedo so, G.
Garcia Sc, C. Griffin 81, Lucilo
Gonzalez So, Mullins 46, r. Beth
ell A, Philip Baker 40, ]. Bar
cello Al, M. Acevedo 40, M. Pena
%, Goss % and ]. Roberts %.
On June 8, 1888, Oscar Pita,
a sports writer, picked the fol-
lowing All-Star clubs:
Club No. IA. Acevedo, SIS;
G. Acevedo, 3b; w. Gates, 2b; J..
Barcelo, 1b; Sterling, IF; M. Ace
vedo, If; AL Rodriguez, C; G.
Garcia, CT; Stone, Malgrat and
H. Gates, p.
Club No. 2Baker. 3b; AL
Acevedo, 2b; Mullins, SIS; c. Crit
fin, C; F. Acevedo, IF; Roberts, If;
Goss, Id; Bethel, Lucilo Con-
zalez, Salinero and P. Carbonell.
p's.
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FIFTY MILES LONG

WASHINGTON - The lake
which forms the inner harbor of
Bizerte is fifty miles long, and
deep enough for the largest bat
tleships.
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Key West and Tlclurv- Md
Temperature tonight
Florida Mid neuperarure Hn
south portion colder "a 1urch
portion. Win scattered lght
frost N extreme uurn portion
tonight. showers I'D eE-reUle
north portion TINS afternoon and
possibly II central pOTuun To-
night
HatteraS. n c, % Apalzchi-
cola, Pa No snail erafr CT
storm warnings have been IssUe1
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ACCOMMODATE MANY

WASHINGTON. - Nursery
schools In Soviet factories now
accommodate 100000 children.
whose mothers are engaged in
war work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

BY AGUu.AR

Here's another column in our
late 1905 review of baseball in
Key West.
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D42BhtcherH and Grocery
Clerks. Top wages and excel
lent working conditions. Apply
901 Duval street. dec4-2fx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-04

Nelson orders present output
of warplaneS doubled.
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WANTED-2 Salesladies to work
in grocery store. Good wages.
Apply Baer's Market. 901 Du-
val. dec4-2tx
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WANTED-Porter to work in
grocery store; also, Stock Clerk.
Apply Baer's Market, 901 Du-
val decd -2tx
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ALTERATIONS. DREssMAKINc

ALTERATIONS and DRESS
MAKING. Mrs. Walter Heaton,
2 Charles st. Prompt Service.
dec3- 12tx
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WANTED-Experienced man to
sell produce to grocers, hotels
and restaurants. Address Pro-
duee, clio The Citizen.
.s... .dec3-5tx
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Women war workers will to-
tai =, W0, 600, Mrs. Herriek pre-
diets. ID u ---.--
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On June 10. the A1l-Star club
played an, exhibition game with
another picked team. The Stars
won. ga.
Gates hit a triple and two sin
giles; M. Acevedo hit three sin
giles, o. Roberts made a won
derful running catch.
Score: r. H. z.
Stars ------- l12 302 00O-9 IA 2
Picks 020 02O 600 10 2
Salinero, Malgrat and Rod
riguez; Gates, Molina and C.
Garcia.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Good homes for four
Terrier Puppies. Apply after !
p. m, 905 Washington Street.
dec3-tf
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$1,000 / will pay for information
to rent House or Apartment
Local refined couple. draft
exempt, frozen on job here for
duration. Summers, Southern
Trailer Park, 6l2 Simonton.
dec2-3t4
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LOST - Pocketbook. containing
Gas Ration Book, DIVERS Lii
cense, Social Security card and
cash. Return to Nathaniel
Synthetic, 100 Olivia.
dec4- ltx
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SHOWS DECEEAsE

WASETNGTON-The Swedish
born population of the United
States has decreased from $3.50
IN 1890 20 445.B70 IN 1870
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P-sc-rlz@cz
Rainfall - h1uzz ez&-E
$50 = r. inrhz a88
Total rzIE1zu SluCe Nor- z
inches cen
Deficiency Szlce EoE =
inches uZ
Total rainfall sl-ce In Z
inches -
Deficiency since Jan =
inches Gz
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WANTED TO RENT
LOST

LOST-Light Brown Hound Dog.
answers to name Jim, has
, brown collar. If found, phone
220 or 470. Reward. John Car
bonell. dec4-tf
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WANTED-Experienced man to
sell produce to grocers, hotels
and restaurants. Address Pro-
duce, CO The Citizen.
nov21-tfx
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MATTRESSES WANTED. Side.
walk Cafe. Duval and Fleming
sept22-t
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TO BE CONTINUED
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PACIFIC STORAGE - 81 room: trucking,
$3.50. Before moving storage. Lenox
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EHALT-Local, long distance; Insured. free
estimates. 4622 Livernois. lafayette 1894.
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Loundries

Al DAMP WASH. IS lbs, Use: flat ironed
IL lbs, 7se. 1918 Mclean. Fftzroy 1888
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Everything starched and dried nat. beau
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Laundry. 225o Lsmay Lenox Sos.
DAMP WASH, fat ironed. ~ pounds s7c
shirts, l0c. Lux Laundry. Townsend
s-6654.
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MADAME x-Astrologist; daily readings.
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Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De swarts Rectal Clinic. =
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CONCRETE septic tanks, cisferns. well
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Gfn 0urfb(fblagen0er Grfolg!

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Das Eiebesttcre ~es
Hcteft Kre,a,<s

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ltiife iibertpieien.
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Santiago. ErdiiOent Suan Mnto.
MO 9iios CUB in ieiner Snaugural.
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brohen baben in SEN Mmerifas.
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