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DELINQUENT TAX
LIST PUBLISHED

The county delinquent tax
list, comprising approximately
one thousand names, with the de-
scription of the property in ques-
ton given, was published in yes
terday's issue of The Citizen,
which was the first insertion. The
list, which consumed one and a
half newspaper pages, must be
published four consecutive times,
once each week, with three more
publications to follow on each
Monddyso14s 49, a-~ s-s
The properties advertised will
he sold al, public auction at the
court house on June / for the
amount of delinquency set oppo-
site each name. ~ .
The list this year is much small
er than it has been for some time,
which is due to the fact that prop
erty owners now realize that if
their taxes are not paid in due
time, that their properties will be
advertised and sold, with many
buyers eager to bid it in.
Another reason is that much
property has been taken off the
roll through the government TAX
ing over so many parcels, which
are no longer taxable.
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SWEETING NAMED
RECREATION HEAD

Arthur L. Murray, Chairman
of Monroe County Defense Coun-
Gil, is in receipt of a letter from
headquarters of State Defense
Council of Florida at Tallahassee,
informing him of the appointment
of j. Glenwood Sweeting as chair
man of the Defense Recreation
Committee of the Monroe County
Defense Council. MIR. Sweeting
displaces Paul G.. Albury who has
been acting in that capacity for
some time.
AT a meeting held by the local
group several months ago, MIR.
Sweeting was selected to replace
MIR. Albury, but for some reason or
other the appointment had been
held up at State Headquarters
which resulted in some confusion.
1T is shown. However, with the
above announcement, it is stated,
the matter automatically straight
ems itself out and the committee
under he leadership of Mr.. Sweet
ing may begin to function at once.
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|usf!a!!2l % IE
A!By Wotkins 6 WsiolN

RIby's carr" Kathleen asked sud-
denly.
"Good lord, Duchy,. said Uncle
Frank, sd feel like fool elop-
ing in q car belonging to the girl
/ was fnarrying!"
'He said" smiled Ruby, shat
it would be too much like kid
mapping"
81 see," said Kathleen, remem-
ibering what she hadssaid to Fred
\ that emorninge Anyway. itrwas
lnice to, have Joe along for one of
Jthe witnesses Tn sorry / over
9fThen RuiBy and Uncle Frank
tWsrAf asArrHing .eE t6 the barn
theater. and Kathleen, was alone.
She sat There Upon the porch.
watching the firefiies, and listen
ing to the summer insects. And
still no telephone call from Joe.
| Stubborn, unforgiving! Eight
o'clock came and went. Nine
o'clock. Kathleen could stand the
waiting no longer. She leaped to
her feet, her eyes shining. She
had an idea-a wonderful idea.
She ran into the house, and up to
her room. There she shut herself
in. careful to lock the door so
that Lizzie couldn't come barging
in unannounced.
| 1t was a little after ten o'clock
when she came. out again, and it
was half an hour later than that
when Joe Nicely went to the win
dow of the Linville Gazette Office
to look out, and saw her. He
stared, unbelieving, for Kathleen
was marching up and down in
front of the building; and she
carried a placard which bore the
words; Joe .Nsay is pbfEir to
| When he had. recovered, his
faculties SO that he could speak,
he leaned out of the window and
called: Kathleen. darling. I'll be
fright DOWN. AUG fu a.
He slammed shut the window.
and went racing down the stairs.
A moment later the placard
Kathleen. had been carrying lay
in the gutter, and Kathleen her
self nestled in Joe's arm.
| You precious little idiot" he
Whispered. where on earth did
Iyou get that silly thing?"
| II made it" said Kathleen. II
made it all for you, my precious
idiot. And if you don't tell me
Iyou love me. I'll picket you until
until the cows come homei"
| 81 love you," said Joe.
| 'Darlingl" said Kathleen. Nov
| I'm going to put Mary and
Martha back in my old barn, just
the minute those actors get out!"
! THE END
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COLORED NAN
UNDER ARREST
CHARGES FILED AcATEsT DE-
PENDANT by THEEE
CCLCHED WOVEN

~Peeping Tom may - spprE
pristely changed % Feeling AcoE-
phuS" If the stores are true thst
were told today 10 Sheriff Berlin
Sawyer, Chief Deputy A H Me-
Inns and Justice Of the Peace En-
rique Esquinald0. Jr- by three
colored women
n Their names AID address are
Myrtis Foster and Nora Thomzz
ia Petr0nia street, and Clemen-
tine Bel. 218 Petronis street Ezch
told the same story that Sae slept
near an open window. and thz4
one AdolphuS Drake. colored psf
his hand throagh the window and
Stroked her And each SAID she E0t
good look at Drake while he did
the struking-
The women gave a desUIpt5ou uf
the man % the sherlffs office. and
il was not long before Sheriff
Sawyer and Deputy McInnic Ar
rested Drake on Duvsl street He
was identified by the women.
but, as they declared ne made M
attempt 70 enter the houses. only
a charge of assault and battery
was made against HIM and he
was lodged In jan under bond Ct
s2Oa
( Drake VII be srrsigned before
puStEef EsQuinski0 tumorT0W
snorzzng at 10 O'Clock
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First, of course, you think of
home and the folks. But more than
likely you think of some swell
liberty (shore leave) and how
cold beer would 60 and what you
wouldn't give for one, or three or
four You might even think
about kangaroo in Australia and
if he's still hopping wherever he
pleases :. That old kangaroo has
done me a lot of good in tough
spots =.
One night last year Jap de-
stroyers picked us up and the
skipper took her down. And then
we heard the thrum- thrum-thrum
of the destroyer's screws as she
passed right over us :. /. Then it
was that Torpedoman End Glass
William E. Short from The Bronx,
New York, used his old standby
remark: Come. on, you little So
andkse's, why don't you try
again. ~
|; Men like Short do lot of good
lin assubmarine ia tight spot. The
men figure if Bill feels that way,
they may as well, too !. But
thank God, the Jap didn't take his
invitation.
Then remember I'd been think
ing about Australia, and the night
in the bar when a few of us decid-
ed that Australia was the place
where they had kangaroos. We'd
never seen one, so after little
more pleasantly we decided to do
something about seeing a kanga-
roo. Chief Machinist's Mate F. D.
Draper of Wilmington, Del, and a
Marine friend of Diapers and set
out for a public park where they
had,a small zoo.
We stood by the high barred
fence and watched the kangaroos
and 4 number Of emu and ante
lope
Then the marine friend of
Diapers had what seemed to be a
fine idea. He &aid he bet l1e could
catch a kangaroo We climbed in.
Kangaroos don't like to be
caught, so we had beputmaneuver
them. We got all the animals in
the enclosure up in a corner. 1t
began to look ezas hut all at once
the antelope whizzed past us, the
emu streaked for it and the kan
garoos jumped right over us. All
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but one. He looked like sort of a
Model T kangaroo, so we closed in.
That was when the old hopper
really came to life and it took all
three of us a good while to per-
suade him we meant no harm.
That marine friend of Diapers
said when you catch your first
kangaroo you might as well take
him with you. So we did. We
boosted him over the fence with
us-never did see that zoo-keep-
Grand he hoped along with us.
But you get tired of kangaroos and
they get tired of you. So he hoped
on away down the street. Might
be hopping yet -.
And that minute was past and
no more depth charges -.
When the captain figured the
destroyers had gone somewhere
else to blow up the water, he Or
dered our ship to surface. We
didn't have any trouble getting to
| the top. The fresh air poured in
Fahd cooled us off some. Then the
poker game went into session.
Poker, you know, is one of the
submarine mans main sources of
recreation at sea. The other re-
creations are other kinds of polk
er. There's stud poker and draw
poker. But never any wild card
games. Submarine men are too
conservative for wild games.
| I don't believe l can remember
a night when a game didn't start
in the messhall after supper for
the ones off watch. There'd be six
players, no more, no less, and
about 10 walters.
Poker on a submarine is always
played on the surface at night.
That's when you come up to re-
charge and get a breath of air and
move some place in hurry. You
can't play submerged because it's
too hot and moist to deal.
Maybe gambling with cards, ac-
cording to some folks, is the kind
of gamble we shouldn't be taking
on submarine. But it helps lot.
Particularly toward the end of a
war patrol when you find your
self getting a little irritable and
nobody wants to talk. Then you
can play poker and think of nice
tall cool one when you make a
liberty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-11
MODERN WOMEN

Tho woman was the starter of
mems SHINING.
She had enough shame in the
beginning;
To hide when she found she had
no array =
But now she diSrobes to make q
display.
She cuts her dress-neck low,
rips out her sleeves,
Sits it to her waist, makes il TO
her knees,
Bobs her hair, paints her lips,
rolls her stockings
The way women un-dress IS real
shocking.
She rides astride, curses, smokes,
puts on pants, -
Leaves her kids at home and
goes to dance.
No time for prayer meeting for she
must go
First TO a skating rink, then TO a
show. i
She gads about, turns loose her
daughter
They leave in their track nsught
but men-slaughter.
Makes the world unsafe for nice
girls and then
Ask-"Why women lost the re-
spect of mem"
She covets the mansion across the
way,
Flirts with the old man until
one day
He leaves the one he said he'd
keep thru life;
Crosses the street and takes the
young mans wife.
MRS. Z. WILSON,
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FREE DANCING LESSONS
FOR SERVICE MEMBERS

The Young Peoples Service
League of st. PauFs Parish
cordially invite the young men
in all branches of the armed
forces stationed here to attend
its free dancing school every
Thursday evening from 800 I'M
til 1890 o'clock at st. PauPs
Parish Hall, corner Eaton and
Duval streets.
Two of Key Vests most tai
ented professional dancers will
conduct the classes.
Chaperones for the evening
will be Mrs. A. NJ Morgan. Mrs.
Emerson Archer, Mrs. Milton
Sawyer, Mrs. Hugh Williams. Joe
Allen, Charles Roberts, Wynn
Baker and Jeff Knight
All members of the league in
good standing are invited to
attend.
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Aboard A Sub That
Hunts The Japs

EDITORS NOTE: Navy Department communicates tell terse.
y Of the of American
ing the arduous weeks of patrol hunting
marine think about?
ton Barkae knows member that
uated President Sayre from the
philippines and torpedoed is Japanese vessels
turned home Virginia recently for since Sep
tenber. ls4l. family
Darlington Barksdae. Jr. This is his story:)
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Chapter 80
Another Picket

TIE did boy-scout good deedl
= = said Uncle Frank, appear
ing in the doorway. MY car got
out of order just when needed
it most, and he came forward with
dislike a thoroughbred.'
'sYou mean he-?" Kathleen
stopped, completely confused.
'.Ducky," said Uncle Frank.
@meet your aunt" He came out,
stood with his arm around Ruby.
'tPretty sudden, / know-but we
had to get married in between
performances"
Kathleen found her voice at
last. And when she spoke it was
hard for her to keep the singing
In her heart from breaking forth
into sound.
''Mind?" she said, laughing.
"Tm delighted" She kissed Ruby,
and she Rugged her uncle. only,
IL thought it was Joe you'd
married. So did Fred DeMille. He
saw you and Joe getting into Joe's
car early this morning, and So"
me marry a mere kidd" ex-
claimed Ruby. ''The ideal"
"Where is Joe now?" Kathleen
asked.
"He's working at the Office,
think" Uncle Frank replied. He
said he had lot of work to catch
up"
Kathleen smiled. Excuse me,
you two newlyweds, while I 60
see to the NEAL" In the doorway,
she paused for second. do you
really feel marriage is-is-more
important than a career, Ruby?"
Il certainly do" said Ruby. She
reached up and patted Uncle
Franks cheek. "We're going to
be terribly happy, I know-Frank
and l."
you bet we are" agreed Uncle
Frank. "And Ruby's going to
work with Joe on his play. Maybe
when they try it out next sum-
mer, you can have a part in it,
Thanks" said Kathleen, but
without enthusiasm.
She went into the dining room.
She got out her best tablecloth,
the fine old Vaughan silver, and
the sterling silver candlesticks that
had belonged to her great-grand-
mother. She arranged the table
so that it would have made a
splendid illustration for a good
housekeeping magazine. And Liz
zie was just as successful with the
food that she served.
ssWhy didn't you elope IN
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8 OF ~ CHILDREN
IN SERVICE

FLINT, Mich.-Nine of Mrs
John A. beavers twenty-five
children are in the armed forces.
All of Mrs. beavers children
were multiple births-eight sets
of twins and two sets of trip
lets. She is 46 years old and
has been married four times.
Nine of the children have died.
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:: SOCIETY ::
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN LAST NIGHT
In HONOR or MISS VIRGINIA LAIRD

several Useful gifts, including q
war stamp album with stamps.
9The,pa1ty was inthe' nathreto
aifareWell to Miss Laird, who
leaves with her parents, Mr.. and
MRS.. E. iGsLaird, and sister, Doro-
thy Jean, next Monday for her
home at Mayville, N. Y.
Virginia has been in Key West
since last December when she and
her mother and sister came here
to join husband and father, who,
since last August, has been mana
ger of The Citizen and Altman
Press.
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The ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PACE Two

I. Eonr.
q About $4,000.
3. Moscow.
T. Yes, Stain said 50 In ms
May Day speech
,. Lleut-Gen- Ben Lear.
8. A sef-prOpeIled, I55-mm-
gun.
2. Both are aircraft carriers-
8. 300.
3. A Moslem state. desired BY
the MoSlems In India
10 Chairman OF the Maritime
Commission
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About 35 classmates and others
surprised Miss Virginia Laird at
her home in one of The Citizen
apartments on Ann street Monday
evening. The group began arriv-
ing at 8 O'clock with well-laden
Baskets of foodstuffs.
The evening was spent playing
games and other merrymaking ac-
tiVities.
The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Lillanore Drudge, Mrs. Percy
Curry and Mrs. Elmer G. Laird.
Mass Laird was the recipient of
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FLOWERS FROM MISSING"
SON

CHICAGO.-While she had
never given up hope Mrs Hattie
A. Ross is now confident that her
son, Private Matt v. Ross is alive
and well, although he had been
reported missing in action" Her
reason? Well, she received flow
ers on Easter Sunday, which he
had wired her.
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DR.. Edw, Gonzalez Now
Located Atal1O7 Duval St.

Dr.. Edward Gonzalez. who has
been praeticing medicine in Key
West since last December. has
opened his. office at flo7 Duval
street, upstairs. where he is now
receiving patients. His office hours
are 10 AN. to l Pm. and to 7
Pm mayl1-3t
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PAID VISIT HERE

Sergeant Bert W. Watkins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watkins,
No. S, Hunts Lane, spent the week
end visiting his wife and family
on Mothers Day He has returned
to his post at Camp Banding. Mrs.
Watkins will leave within the next
few days for Bowling Green, KY,
for a visit with relatives.
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TWINS BORN In
LUNDBLUM FAMILY

Announcement has been made
of the birth of twin girls this
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. +, Emil
Lundblum at their home in Jo-
seph Yates Porter Place. IL %
Mother and babies are report
ed to be getting along nicely. g
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF ~
DEAR MOTHER AND SISTER.
MARGARET AND Ef1A ME
HAuS. WHO DIED May sTH
AND nth. 1911;

Years have passed and stin ] miss
them, szs.z 49,.
|. Friends may think the wounds
are healed, CO.
Little do they know of the sorrow'
That lies in my heart conceaieo
s-t saieGLG ss2i-e ~
God loved them too 50 he thOusRn
best ssstr.i slass NsA
To take them home TO be AZ rest
And now they calmly sleep = last
All pain. all grief. al suffering
past,
Softly the stars are shining
Upon their silent graves.
There lie my mother and sister
sleeping,
The ones ! loved but could nOs
save
From your lonely and sad dsaeh-
ter. and sister.
MATILDA MANEGOLD NEE
NIEHAUS, Key West, Fla
mzyiLlszs
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PHONE 9I5O WITH
PAPER COMPLAINTS

Citizen subscribers who
heretofore called The Citizen
office on failure 10 receive
their papers are requested
heretofore to call the Island
City Book Store. Phone $50.
from which the service will be
given. If you have not re-
ceived your paper by s p. m.
phone your address to $3.50.
Complaints viii be accepted
until 2 p. m.
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MARRIED LAST NIGHT

Rotha Weible, popular singing
entertainer in Key West, known as
Rita Wayne" was married last
night to William Whitfield.
The marriage was performed by
County Judge Raymond Lord.
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shoes my sweetheart is sending
me from overseas?
Ayes. The Collector of Gus
toms will tell you how to surren-
der your stamp when the shoes
arrive.
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Q.-Can a soldiers wife receive
the family allowance if she is self
supporting?
A.-As long as she's his legal
wife, she can.
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Classified Column

FOR SALE

TECHNICAL BOOKS = New
Shipment weekly. A look at
our Technical Shelf may save
you dimes of postage and
weeks of waiting. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, 1874 Simon
ton st. at Eaton st.
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Answers TO
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS /.

Q.-Where do subscribe to the
STARS and Stripes?" ,Eft-2fx
A.-The National Tribune
Stars and Stripes, Al G. ST., N. E.
Washington, d. c. .e.,.a
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SEES AGAIN AFTER rs YEARS

TORONTO. - The shock Of
hearing of her sons death dur
ing the last few days of World
War caused Mrs John Row
land to lose her sight. However
recently sight has been restored
to the 74-year-old woman and
she saw her first automobile.
which seem TO travel hke
birds.
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. M. May IL,
1913, as reported by the U. S.
Weather Bureau:
Highest Lowest
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ELECTRIC FRlGIDAIRE and
FANS, 2 Blue Flash Bottle
Coolers. Apply Skating Rink.
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BY PAUL DARLINGTON BARKsDALE
Boatswain's Mate First Clarr
AS Told To John Daffron For Alp Features

RICHMOND, Va, May IA gets scared
plenty scared when the stuff starts coming If he
doesn't well he's probably crazy or something else is
missing But while you wait you get thinking And then
you might start before you remember get
scared again the stuff stops coming .
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets. $1.00. 500
Sheets, 60c. These prices now
in effect. The Altman Press.
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TRAILER, New Moon, q #.
Electric refrigeration. Can fl
nance. Skating Rink.
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- 80 sttf2, u. s.tsFGlLfrt = Do -
OIL am soldiers wife. Can
get reduced train fare to visit my
A.-No. - ~ :
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We-take this means Of express
ing our heartfelt appreciation %
the many friends who we're 81
kind 70 US during the illness and
after death Of our loved one. Al
bert c Tiff We want 70 e.
pecially thank the neiEhborx
DR.. z. Gonzalez. Rev. S. ?. Reinks
and those who contributed floral
offerings and also those VINO
donated the use of their cars for
the funeral We assure one and
all that their kind deeds VIII al
ways be remembered
may II-1tx TIT FAMILY
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E9AE@A&A
Key West and Vicinity: Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
this afternoon and tonight; lit
tie change in temperature
Florida; Scattered showers and
thunderstorms this afternoon.
and over south. central and ex-
IRENE northeast portions tonight;
slightly cooler in extreme north
portion.
Hatteras. N: C.. to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: Small craft warnings
are displayed south of Hatteras
to Fernandina, Florida, and from
St Marks to Tampa Bay.
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Q.-Will l have to give up
stamp No. II for foreign-made
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10 TABLES, 80 by 80 inches, Sc
by SO inches. Your choice. $3.50
eaeh.s Jefferson HOTEL. e.l
T nays1tf
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Q.-Can get information on the
Armed Services for school pro-
grams?
A.-Write the Infantry Journal,
1115-17th ST., N. w., Washing
ton, D. c., for information on Our
Armed Forces" source book in
the Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
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FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

LET YOUR LITTLE ONES EN-
JOY afternoons at beach with
play group. Call 551-M for
hours and rates. Nursery School.
728 Fleming SIS mayl0-zlx
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bMrs. Wilson, who is from Okla
homs City, Okla. is now visiting
in Key West with her son and
family. 81 -
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/ LARGE VULCAN CITY GAS
RANGE. Two large ovens.
grill, broiler, 6 burners. SITS.
Jefferson Hotel. may8-tf
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Q.-I'm practically barefooted
because I wore out my shoes and
don't have another No. II STAN.
Can get another pair of shoes?
A.-Certainly. Go to your ra-
tioning board and get a certifi-
cate for pair of shoes if no one
in your family has No. II stamp.
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l SINGLE BED, coil spring, in
nerspring mattress, maple fin
ish. $4,000. jefferson Hotel.
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3 Large Heavy aluminium stock
pots. $500 each. Jefferson
Hotel. may8-tf
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l ELECTRIC SIT. FRIGIDAIRE.
$500. jefferson Hotel.
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ONE NATIONAL CASH REGIS
TER, with detail strip. Prac-
tically new. $125.00. Jeffer-
son Hotel. may8-tf
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Relative Humidity
75%
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-11

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