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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
MAY GET HURLER

Jack Zeller indicated TO-DAY,
there is an outside possibility on
the Tigers getting a pitcher from
Cleveland. but the general man.
ager was none too optimistic. The
Indians want an outfielder and
the Tigers have no outfielder to
spare.
Tomorrow's twilight tilt will be
the first of five games here with
the White Sox. There Will be sin
gle games Thursday and Saturday
and double-header Sunday. Fri
day viii be open. After the Chi
cago series, the Tigers move over
10 Cleveland for set Of games.
Jimmy Bloodworth is on the
sidelines as result of a leg strain
caused in fielding a ball in Wash
ington. Don Ross Will be at
second base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Jackie Wilson Gets
Verdict Over Phillips

WASHINGTON. June 8 (UP)-
Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson, one
time MIA featherweight cham
pion, scored a unanimous 10
round decision over Jimmy Phil
lips of Baltimore here last night
before some $500 fans at Crit
fifth Stadium. He was given six
rounds in the scoring, Phillips
three and one was called even.
There were no knockdowns.
Wilson weighed 127iz, Phillips
1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
SoftbaII Pitcher
Has Perfect Game

Charlie Justice, veteran softball
pitcher. has a perfect game 10 his
credit today. Pitching for JAW Z
last night at Bradley Field, he let
down Army Induction Center
without a hit or run. No Army
batter reached first. II facing him
lin seven innings. The score was
40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Pep Has Half Pound
Edge Over BartoId

BOSTON. June 8 (INS)-
Champion-favoFite Willie Pep OF
Hartford, Conn, had a half pound
on his opponent. Sal Bartolo Of
East Boston. at weighinc-in time
today for Boston's first worlds
featherweight title bout at Braves
Field tonight.
Pep tipped the scales at the 126-
pound limit and Bartolo registered
l25i = pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
New Pin Kings
Emerge as 1q3
Season Closes

Tournament bowling is out of
the sport scene today, until a
new season SomCS around, with
the finish last night Of the minor
events OF the annual city cham
plonShipS at WY-7 Recreation.
Only one change was on the
books last night when the last
ball went down the lane at IL "a.
The tournament ran 81 days.
Thomas Shockeley and Charles
Bochm went into fifth place in
regular doubles with 1898. The
title went 10 Stanley Squers and
Walter Mack on 1903, who sue
Creded Kenneth BuckShi and Bill
Nickel. 1912 winners, on 1343.
Last score in the prize money
is lib.
Little Joe Pawlsk succeeded TO
the singles honors on 700, or
seven pins below Louis Sielaff's
total year ago. Neil Suddendorf
edged out Herman Jubenville for
second place. 671 TO 670. Five
Seventy-three" remains good for
a prize.
Fred Buiack'S 1000, an average
Of 2ll for nine games. was suffi-
cient TO win the all-events. He
was 81 below the mark of John
CrimminS in 1912.
Jubenville is the only one of
the group breaking into the big
five two years in a row. In 1912
he did il in doubles with Angelo
Damico. This time 1t was in the
singles. ~
Last score in the overaverage
list is IS in the doubles and 81
in singles. The winners were
Lorenz Ruppel and George Bran
ton on 23S, and Frank Collins, 1879.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Peralta FIGHT Toniqht

NEWARK. n. J.. June 8 (UP)
Joe Peralta, Tamaqua, Pa,
meets Ruby Garcia, New York, in
the feature eight-round bout at
The NeadOwbrook Bowl tonight.
The fight was postponed last night
because Of the weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Betty Bdumdn Scores
TripIildte at Ritter's

Betty Bauman. 40 average,
went for a tripiicate with three
games of l47 for AL as a member
of team No. 2 in the % team
Ladies Summer House league at
Ritter's Recreation last night. She
has been bowling for only three
YearS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

man who makes the chart from
the press box porch. Miller distin-
cuisines the horses by their racing
colorS. not their numbers.
Miller's predecessor. Mike
Hawkins. was given 10 levity. He
pulled his biggest nifty during the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

cool his throat with cold bottle
of coke. He seldom has an idle
moment, with a 15-minute radio
broadcast TO handle too.
Most difficult of Miller's tasks,
of course, is calling the race. Like
Don Fair, the racing form track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Chattanooga Sees GalentO'S Act

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn June GNS)-Two-ton Tony
aeno another step along today his sOcaed comeback
trail following his defeat of the Golden Terror local wrestling
bad
Terror" formidable and
he sucumbed by technical failing
the bell
the o
The bell
he was In no mood TO continue after the inteImission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

did manage
to break even
a on & I h e
Atlantic Sea-
board. split
tin & W o
ga m e s in
New Y o r k
a n d taking
the serie s
TO [ h e
A [ h ] cS.
They lost the
LONG end of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Fight Results
by United Press

Providence, r. Larry Bokin. i77H
Providence, knocked out Tony Costs
1901, WoOnsicket, r. I. f2l
washington Jackie Wilson f27n
Pittsburgh, outpointed Jimmy Phillips
baltimore u0); Al Han, z2s Washing
ton. Knocked out Claudio Villar. 1ss
spain az.
Holyoke, Mass.-charile Davis. ~.
Dawson. Ca, Knocked out Carmine Fatta.
i3S. New York ca; Art France. i7s.
New York. ksyoed Don Gordon. ITO. Nor
wich. Conn. Cd
Bsltimore-Georgia Kochan. 1871, cosa
Guard decisioned. Louis Hsrdwick, New
Haven, Conn. (0).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

DOUBLES (REGULAR)
Stanley Squers- Walter Mack. 1908: LOUIS
Rush Fred Gardeils. 1874: Fred Wolf Cas-.
Grygier. 1858 Fred BuJsck Steve Dutko
1886: Thomas Shockley Charles Boehm,
1898.
SINGLES
Joe Pawlak, 700; Neil Suddendorf GIL
Herman Jubenville $40. Cecil Ward, $50
Frank Bishop. SOS.
DOUBLES tOVERAyERAGE)
Lorenz Ruppel- George Branton. 23s
Henry Galde- Dewey Hughes, 234: John
Islam Terry Sawyer. ala: Charles Barr
Jacob zak, 20T: Roy Brown Harry Moren,
2o2.
SINGLES
Frank Collins. 1879: Walter Dudks. 1s3
Ted Davis, 1873. John Lauchian, 150 John
Murawa, 149.
AILMENTS
Fred BuiRck. 1900 Robert Rich. 1929 /;
Jack Ruhl, 1895. Jack Stahl, 1892: Cecil
Ward 1878.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

TREES NEED 1T
The big fellow. you see, recently
purchased 30 acres of the old
Aviation Country Club, and
planted 1000 trees.
This rain II just what those
trees needed" Kocsis said,
ducking mashie swings made by
those disappointed golfers who
had come TO his course for
nothing.
Al Watrous. one of those who
made the trip to Tam O'Shanter.
and who would have played but
for the edict Of Gar Murray,
announces there'll be a tourna-
ment next week--he hopeS-at
Tam-or nearby Edgewood. which
has come through the downpour
in splendid shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

said. "a golf
bail Is white
n n d w IL
readily show
itself, IL the
gr SIS isn't
pressed down
around It."
you know"
Kocsis added.
cas- much As
1 hate to sec
this We N (
allied on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
EVEN PLAYS RECORDS

He plays records of bugle calls
on a portable record player 10
bring the horses out, selects occa-
sional band pieces or popular
music. often request numbers.
Occasionally he grabs a minute 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
York Hits Stride

Whereas the trip ended in
something short of blaze of
glory in the double defeat at
Washington Sunday, the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
ZiUic Fails to ShOp, Suspended

CHICAGO. June ONS)-Fritzie Zivie indefinitely
the Illinois Athletic Commission his failure
scheduled night with Tommy James
Chicago. The National Association which Illinois
member. the suspension
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
MONDAYS RESULT
Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 4.
Only game scheduled.
TUESDAYS CAMS
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
HOW IT'S DONE

Don't tramp down the long
grass hoping To step on n ball."
Kocsis, long known as the best
ball hawk in these parts, adj
vised the small group who had
come TO play in the tournament.
Instead, walk cautiously and
squint through the grass" he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
MONDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
EsDAY's CAMPS
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Rules
0ffense Is Not
Serious Enough
BY LEO MACDONELL

The Tiger protest of a game in
the recent series in Philadelphia
in which the outlawed dead BALI
was used has been disallowed by
President William Harridge. it
was revealed at Briggs Stadium
today.
While il was admitted old balls
may have been mixed i'm with the
new livelier brand. the league
president ruled the "offense' was
not serious enough to merit re-
versal of the score.
UMPS TO BLAME
The Athletics won the game. II
was admitted, however. that the
umPfres were in error in permits
ting use of the banned balls.
The White Sox arrived in De-
troit today from Boston for a
series with the Tigers which will
be inaugurated in a twilight game
at Briggs Stadium tomorrow eve-
fnIng, starting at 6 o'clock. With
the Sox taking a day off, the
Tigers worked out at the park
this afternoon.
Manager Jimmy Dykes an
nounced that Johnny HUMPHREYS
will pitch tomorrow's twilight con-
test for the White Sox. Harold
Newhouser will hurl for the
Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
TREES NEED IT

that dOwnpour meant a lot to
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
HaraSSed
Golfers
Get Tip
BY NJ. +. DRUKENBRoD

AIS not lost even though a pro-
amateur golf tournament is called
off because of wet grounds"
This was proved by limerick
Kocsis, the big Tam O'Shanter
pro, when yesterdays even at his
club had 10 be postponed by Nudge
(CZar) Murray, the MacGregor
man.
KocSis took this occasion TO of
fer some timely advise to golfers
who so far this season have spent
most OF their time hunting balls
in knee high rough, the result OF
the repeated rains.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Does Your
Child Say
Cute Things?

Some Of Americas best humor
is in the bright sayings Of
children.
There's no household that
sometime isn't tickled by the
matter-of-fact things that chill
dren say.
The Times is going TO publish
some of those remarks-perhaps
your childs.
Mail your favorite child's
saying to Bright Sayings of
Children" The Times, Detroit.
Publication will start shortly on
this page. and The Times will
pay one dollar for each remark
published.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Quick Answers

Magic.
Pin order, Oscar Levant and
Sir Neville Henderson.
3@LaGuardia Field.
4--On a warship. 1t is used
10 hurl depth charges into
the water.
5-War with Mexico; 1857.
6-Medical Corps. II is the
symbol Of the medical pro-
fesslon.
Essential 10 the manufacture
Of aluminium.
Copyright, is43. py King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
PITFALLS
OF LOVE

I NEVER have seen anything
Swifter than the movement of my
fathers operative, Winters, as
Redfield made this threatening
move toward Mary.
Winters is built like a tractor.
but in motion was like a graceful
panther. With powerful hands he
grasped Redheld's shoulders and
swung him around and away from
Mary.
"NIx, nix, Buddy" he said in a
deep growl. but with no animus.
"No rough stuff! Now. II 1 let go
OF you, do you think you can
behave YOURSELF"
Now, with Winters question,
Steve pumped up the courage usu-
ally shown by a cornered rat, and
snarled I'm not pulling any rough
stuff, but" turning toward where
he had last seen Mary, 81 still
want to know what you meant"
STEVE BEwILDERED
"My dear Stevie!" she drawled.
"T meant only the tritest sort of
joke. Either you're 40 jittery
that you ought 10 go TO bed and
have n nerve specialist i'm at
tendance. or you've concealed a
body somewhere. Come, boy,
snap out OF it. Go back TO your
room, think over what we have
told you, and get yourself In
shape 10 get your teeth into
your role tomorrow night"
He stared at her uncompre-
lhendingly for a second, then spoke
menacingly.
$50 you refuse to 20 TO the
front for me?"
"Steve Redfield, have YOU gone
clean crazy?r Mary eXcFfrnEd.
Haven't you heard at ALI what
Auntie Madge and l havel been
saying. or are you just plain
dumb ."
81 have every word" he said
sullenly, "and 1 don't believe any
one of them. You could fix
things for me IL you wanted 20,
but you won't, and I know why.
And--I'm not going to forget Ii
either, my girl"
was proud OF Mary. In that
second which would have terrified
most women, she swept Steve's
furious face with amused eyes,
then nonchalantly looked at her
wrist watch.
Times upw she said cheerily.
81 can't stop a minute longer.
must prink bit for my appoint
ment. Awfully nice TO have seen
you. Steve. And you, too, Mr..
Winters. DO come again some
time, both of you. Au revoir."
And with an airy wave of her
hand she stepped into the bed
room. Redfield stared after her,
then turned to me.
II suppose you're backing her
up" he said savagely.
/ looked him over appraiSingly
from the top of his head 10 his
shoes, then said quickly:
81 cannot tell whether yon are
wilfully obtuse, for some sinister
purpose, or just naturally stupid.
III the latter, I beg of you to
heed what Mary has just told
you, and I guarantee the truth
of every word of 1t. IL my first
hypothesis Is correct, remember
that I am backing Mary up, and
that she will be protected
against you.
II also shall notify Mr.. Ver-
itLen At once and IL you UNDER
take any wickedness, you may
be sure you will lose your role.
Otherwise, will see that you
keep II as long as you behave
yourself"
Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Connolly Answers

1-ta) Stephen A. Douglass (h)'
William J. Bryan; (c) Francis
Marion.
2-(a) Thomas Paine, (b)
Edwin Markham; (c) Daniel
Webster.
3-(a) "Mr. Chips; (b) THE
Admirable Crichton"; (c)
Sherlock Holmes.
IA Pompeii; (b) archbishop;
(c) arms.
5-(a) 1924; (b) 1909: (c) 1867.
6-(a)conductor. composer; tb)
baseball pitcher; (c) typog-
rapher.
"The Wishing Well" has
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Answer TO Saturdays puzzle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22
FILA REPRESENTATIVE COMES HERE
In INTEREST OF PROPERTY DEAL

A. H. Patten, representing the
Federal Housing Authority, ar
rived in Key West this morning
and is spending,the day with Glenn
c. Price, realty, WIG, handled ,tAe
negotiations TO sal 1.-The gogern-
ment tract on Emma street, own
ed by the Brown Properties, on
which houses VIII De constructed
for occupancy by colored people.
Mr.. Price said that the deal to
sell the tract has been practically
completed, and that the plans for
the buildings have been finished
by architects.
Each building will contain four
units, and. thus far, tire Federal
Housing Authority Las received
prioritics for the 4etr lotion IF
six houses, each with accommoda-
tons for four families.
Mr.. Frice added that, so far as
he has been able to determine. the
construction of the six buildings
will be but beginning for other
houses it is intended 10 build in
Key West for colored people,
among whom the shortage of
housing accommodations is most
acute.
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LEGALS


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(f033 Probate Act. Secs. 1Ie. f20)
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY. FLOR
! sTDA.IN PROBATE.
IN re: Estate of
4 rsGEORGE Fl. DEMERITT.
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons Having
Claims or Demands Against Said
Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you. may have against the
estate OF George II. Demeritt, de-
ceased. late of said County, to the
County Judge OF Monroe County.
Florida. at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West,
Florida. within eight calendar
months from the time of the first
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in writing,
and shall state the place of resi-
denee and post office address of the
claimant, and shall be sworn to by
the claimant. or their agent, or
their attorney. and any such claim
or demand not so filed shall be
void q
GEORGE @. DEMERITT.
As administrator of the Estate of
George Fl. Demeritt. deceased.
aprl-s-l5-22, 1913
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COMMANDER OF
SQUADRON BACK
In CLEWISTON

CLEWISTON, April %. FNS)
T. Cockrill, squadron COM
mander of the Riddle-McKay
Aero College here, has returned
after 3 IL months trip to Eng
land. While there he attended the
standardization school for instruc-
tors.
He flew to England and return
Cd by boat. The lessons he learn
ed from observation of operation
al methods in England and the
system of training pilots will be
reflected to pilot training here.
Cockrill is one of the dozen
original flying instructors to star.
training army air corps cadets at
Carlstrom Field when it was OPEN
ed in March, 1941, and was later
transferred here when his school
was placed into operation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22
ORGAN RECITAL
MONDAY AT ST.
PAUL'S CHURCH

The sixth organ recital sched-
uied for presentation on last Mon
day evening was postponed due
to the inclement weather. The or
gan program will be rendered next
Monday evening. April, 18th, be-
ginning at o'clock, by Charles
Roberts, organist. The arranged
program of organ music will bring
to a close the series of organ re-
citals presented under the aus
pieces of st. Paurs Young Peoples
Service League
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THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO

4. One flight out and back By
one plane.
q Llewellyn.
8. Joseph w. Martin, Jr.
a A new type warship, 300
feet long, specially armed and
of-unrevealed speed, designed
to- fight U-boats.
5. Spring thaws that make
transportation difficult.
g. Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
Z. Land mines that jump into
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LEGALS


INeTHE: cIRCuIT rCOIRT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OFdFBoRiDA! IN CHAN
Gerry. ,inbs c9'
Case No. s-559
WILLIAM ~: MARKLE.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
JEANNE MARKLE.
Defendant
To: JEANNE MARKLE,
Residence Unknown
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
You are hereby required 10 ap-
pear To the Bill Of Complaint, for
Divorce. in the above styled cause
on the 7th day of June, A. ID. 1943.
otherwise the allegations therein
WI be taken as confessed
Zone and Ordered this 21st day
off April, a. ID 1913.
(SEAL) Ross Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
ny: (Sd) Kathleen Nottage,
THOMAS s. CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
- - apr222 ;may6-13, I943
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Chapter l6
"Hello. Stranger


KATHLEEN gave Uncle Frank
N a quick kiss. Its going to be
wonderful" she said. "You play
ing hostaatT tilt farmg The perfect
country gentleman entertaining
at his country estatefs * W3N
5 Uncle Frank chuckled. "Coun-
try estate. my eyer he said. But,
go on-have good time. Nothing
like healthy Imagination.
He got out of the car, and hur-
yied into a nearby Office building.
Kathleen, smiling happily to herr
self, was just about to release the
brake and drive off, when Joe
came up.
Hello. strangerl" he greeted,
Hello" said Kathleen. Its
your fault if I'm a stranger"
Gosh, honey. don't tell me
you're still touchyl" k8
"Ofl course notl" Kathleen
opened TIE roadster door Can |
drop you anywhere?"
mo, thanks" said Joe. But you
can come over to the drugstore
and have a soda with me. Mind?'
"Of course not" Kathleen said
"a soda will be fine-after all
my work out at the farm"
what farm"
'Uncle Franks. We're going to
have a barbecue a week from
Sunday-and guests for over
Well. welll" said Joe. DO
''win you be free Them" Kath-
leen asked.
sMeaning I'm to be invited?"
Naturally. I'd certainly not
leave but an old friend"
Sure, I'm free. Tell me about
Kathleen did so-but not until
they found a table in the dim
GOODNESS of the corner drugstore.
-Uncle Franks going to have a
barbecue for the theatre people, !"
Kathleen began.
His idea?" said Joe.
..And mine," said Kathleen.
II thought So" Joe shrugged.
'But 60 on"
1.-THE barbecue will be late Sun
day afternoon-after we've all
had a swim in the pond" Kath-
leen explained. "Then we're hav-
ing people stay overnight. There
will be several town people out
to the barbecue, of course--but
our overnight guests will be the
theatrical people mostly"
Il see." said Joe. Impress them,
SO. to speak"
PUT it that. way, if you wish,
said Kathleen calmly. I'm ask
ing Fred, Paul, Ruby. and Daisy.
I'm also going to ask Mrs. Bux-
Is.'why? To supply an Ar of re-
spectability?"
""Perhaps. Anyway. it'll make
eight of us-four couples"
raAm.I invited for overnight"
gsDo get paired off with Mrs.
Rnxton?''
eff you wish. Or there'll be
AtAOJ oilQ A1dloJ.
S.'You, I suppose, will be tied up
with Paul or Fred"
Part of the time. yes"
T. Slick Party
TOE was thoughtful. slowly sip
J4ping his drink through straw.
S"It sounds like a pretty slick
party" he said. "I'll be tickled to
come sRuby and l can discuss
some tough spots in the play" So
Haven't you been up to read it
to~her YETI" Kathleen wanted to
know. , t4Nstt2
e"Not'yet. I've been waiting
Until had the thing polished up
more And. boy have been work
ing! That's one reason I've me-
elected you-if neglected is really
the word! I've given every spare
nfoment to rewriting" Joe
grinned. Il haven't even had time
to make another placard for
picketing."
Just before they got up to leave
the drugstore. Joe laid his hand
over Kathleen's.
.Listen. Kathleen" he said,
bow about seeing the show with
me toright?"
aBut l thought you had already
seen itEMonday night" Kathleen
said. TO write the review. I
mean-
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NOTICE

Bids will be received by the
City of Key West, Florida, for
Carpenter Labor to repair boat
Pilots Bride, These bids to be
returnable at office of City
Clerk, City Hall, on May 4th,
1943, at 500 PM. The City Of
Key West reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids.
JOE JOHNSON,
apr22, 1913 City Clerk.
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EASTER SERVICES
AT LEY MEMORIAL
CHURCH TONIGHT

A special Easter ServEceSWih BE-
held this evening at 8 locseek, az
the Ley Memorial Church. -.
Friday evening al 8 O'Clock the
Choir is presenting pageant.
The Red Of the Dawn"
SUNDAY special morning serv-
ices. and IN the evening there win
be Easter music by Stanley Plum
mer, who viii play.
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TO help you serve well-balanced, arErzc.
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RETURNS TO CITY

Sydney Thompson, former city
electrician, who has been absent
from the city for about a year,
has returned to Key West.
Mr.. Thompson has been employ
ed on several merchant ships ply
ing different waters, principally
merchant ships, during his abb
sence from the city. He states that
he will remain here indefinitely.
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GAINED CONTROL

NEW YORK.-ItaIy gained con-
troll of the historic Bremen Pass
after the. first World War when
her boundaries were pushed north-
ward two hundred miles.