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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Merchandise
nousenoId FurnIshinas

BLACK WALNUT bedroom suite
with vanity black walnut bed and
springs. 2 inner-spring mattresses
Table top oil cooking stove. Elec-
trio refrigerator. breakfast SCI,
with extension. All in perfect con
dition. ISL Il, Davis. Phone 2siS-R.
2 pc. KARPAN Living Room Outfit
'l,S. Honey Maple drop leaf table,
seats ~, $40. chairs. Maple
chairs-separdte. 1913 Savage Rd.
Belleville.
Beiieyiiie Pm. SOIL. Call Sunday.
NORGE WASHING Machine, Floor
lamp, Simons single bed, uphol-
stored chairs and kitchen table. 3
II. step ladder. los Maple st.
BEAUTIFUL IVORY s-HOLE COAL
RANGE. Large warming oven and
reservoir. Large enamel heating
stove. 1864 T.. Michigan Ave.
DOUBLE DECK Wooden Beds and
mattresses, almost new. SIS COM
plete. Phone lJ3l-J-e.
/ PR. TWIN BEDS, complete double
bed, chairs and study tables. y.
summit 1T.
Farm PRODUCTS, Equipment
CHICKEN BATTERIES
PHONE
1305-J-l
Musical Equioment
USED PIANO SALE All rscondi-
toned and guaranteed Ypsilanu
Piano Co. lo2 Z. Michigan Ava
MsrehandIse For Sale
SODA FOUNTAIN. electric pop cool
er. sandwich grill. tables, chairs.
counter, stools, pie case, gas stove,
Hamilton Beach electric mixer, etc.
TO be sold complete including stock.
Cory Corner, l3l Fourth St, Belle
Vile, daily 10 a. m. to .. m.
LADY WINTER COAT. SIZE rs.
Taupe, large blue fox collar. At
tract'vs. A bargain. Phone 2s6e-R.
THEY'RE SOMETHl Nu-more thar
fsnoies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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WEST SIDE-Compact and well
arranged. four family, large lot,
steam heat and stoker, we'll rent
ed, furnished. Five rooms for
owner. Reasonable possession date.
BROWER ST.-Comfortable six
room home. Bath first floor,
sleeping chambers. Poss ession
April /.
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rrNAL ApMINEsraArroN
ACCOUNT

No. si7os
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro-
bate Court for the County of Wash
tenav.
Al session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office In the City OF
Ann Arbor, in said County, on the
sSth day Of January a. II. 1916.
Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray. Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Myrtle o. xinnieutt, Deceased.
Robert +. Garrod, Administrator,
having filed in said Court mis- final
administration account, and his petit
ton praying for the allowance there
of and for the assignment and dis
tribution Of the residue OF said es-
tate,
IL In Ordered. That the 27th day OF
February A. ID. 1916, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, at said Probate Office.
be and IL hereby appointed for exam
ming and allowing said account and
hearing said petition;
II is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy of this order. for three sue
cessive weeks previous to said dav
OF hearing, in the Ypsilanti Daily
Press, a newspaper printed and cir
culated In said County.
JAY @ PRAY,
Judge of Probate.
true COPY
Nora .. BOrgert
Register OF Probate.
Adv
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MURIEl A. LEWIS

BROKER
$40 SHERIDAN PHONE lts-R
ACRES, New 5 room bungalow
with all the new features, shade.
stream. fruit and berries. Phone
Ann Arbor 2s7Ss7.
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Employment
Help Wanted. Female
COOK WANTED

VACATION HOME located on
River Rd. between Ann Arbor
and Ypsilanti Year round. per-
mSnent position. ? weeks vaca-
ton with pay. S27 per week.
Free board and room. Write Box
A-7S co Press.
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Classified Advertising

RATES. Insertions hns
One Day eOc Three Days lie iOc Ten Days So
Minimum advertisement lines
eonractA
classified
Not responsible for incorrect Insertion
Dsadns; day before publication Telephones 40 an.
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Business Services

RADIO SERVICE
NO WAITING FOR TUBES OR
PARTS. CROSS RADIO q
PARTS CO.. - 4. Cross. Pm. tlSb
EXPERT CLEANING-and repairing
OF oriental and domestic rugs
binding and expert alterations.
All kinds OF furniture cleaned.
FAILY RUG CO. Phone ass.
PLANT 8l3 ANN ST.
Real Estate
Apartments Far Rent
FURNISHED APARTMENT
ROOMS AND BATH
1881 Wizard Ct. Phone iS03-J-1.
APARTMENT FOR RENT
224 n. SUMMIT
CALL BETWEEN AND p. N.
Rooms ror hs.t
ROOM IN A DECIDEDLY SUPERB
OR HOME, continuous hot water,
tile bath. garage available. 1903
WAshtenAw. Phone 207S-W.
SLEEPING ROOM for gentleman,
Private home, first floor. IS Emer-
lex. Call after p. m.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED = FURNISHED APT.
Young ex-NAvy couple, L. OF NJ.
students. No children, no dogs.
would work part time as caretaker.
Phone 2-44Sl Room All, Ann Arbor,
VETERAN ATTENDING SCHOOL
and employed wife, furnished or
unfurnished. No children or pets
c. ID. Hale. 1871 Dagien, Willow
Run Village.
WANTED or room furnished
apt. by responsible couple. No
drinking Box A-l0, Go Press.
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-cou-
pie with small child desire or 4
room unfurnished apt. or house.
Local residents. Phone Sl5-R.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires
small furnished or unfurnished
house or apt. Excellent references
Box X-S0 clio Press.
WANTED 4 BEDROOM modern house
outside city-preferred- vicinity
OF Ypsilanti. Phone Milan s0-F-l2
collect.
SINGLE MAN wants or 2 room
furnished apartment close to bust
ness section. Phone 2i31-W.
WANTED FARM-4o TO 100 ACRES
CASH OR SHARES. PHONE
2l35-W.
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Help Wsntes, MAJ.
| WANTED - GRINDERS

Good paw and good working con-
ditiong. Ideal Furnace Co. Milan.
BLOCK LAYERS
WANTED
PHONE l903-W-t
MAN WANTED-IIatchery and Poul-
try Farm work. Must be steady
and dependable. Young or middle
aged. References. Morton Poultry
Farm, Phone 65-R-2. Saline.
SINGLE MAN for general farm work.
Live in, best OF wages. Must be
able TO take care OF good farm
equipment. Weshtenaw County
lnfirmary, 1850 'Washtenaw Road.
YOUNG MAN TO WORK in local
hardware. Reply giving reference,
age and experience. Box AL co
Press
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Automobiles For Sale

MUST SELL AT ONCE
1910 iENROLkT, cabriolet con-
vertible. good tires. Excellent
running condition. IN. Belleville
1870 after .. IN.
"a FORD. OVERHACLED MOTOR
Good rubber. door, model A. 1911
stamford Rd.. Willow Run.
Wanted To Buy
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER is
badly ia need of cars and II may
surprise you what you can get for
yours, Prices are still high. Just
call 1855 and buyer will call or
bring your car TO 1889 Il. Michigan.
OLDER n LATE MODEL Used Cars
Wanted. Pay top cash price. Rear
lil-Speed station, corner River a.
Michigan.
SCOTT MOTOR SALES
WANTED FORD OR CHEVROLET
Good running condition. win pay
cash. No dealers. 400 h. Cross st.
Call after p. IN.
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Normal ST.

6 ROOM modern house, hardwood
floors downstairs, large lot. Sc, 500
terms. Harry c. Peet. Realtor. lig
Pearl St Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

20 ACRES with S room house. years
old. Basement, brooder houses,
5000 cash or $4,000 down payment
Located 10 miles south OF Ypsiianti.
Phone 19S-F-3 Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Merchants Specials

Merchants Specials
Co-Z-AIR ELECTRIC RADIATOR
for home. office, cottage. cabin,
portable, tan-gold finish. S2g.7S
&. j. Ramus Co, : W. Michigan.
Phone 52s.
FOR THOSE SPECIAL OCCASIONS
choose your dinnerware from our
fine selection. Services for G, S and
u. Also several close-out patterns.
Grlnnell BROS, 40 w, Michigan.
ENTER YOUR NAME for a westing-
house Electric Refrigerator. Now
on display. G. J. Ramus Co. 2 W.
Michigan. Phone 52S.
HANDMADE BABY CLOTHES
AND CROCHETED WORK.
FSCO GIFT SHOP, III ". Michigan.
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR
BARkER'S ELECTRIC MOTOR
SHOP. 10 3. Huron. Phone III
LAMPS AND EXTRA SHADES
Prices reduced on several styles.
NpSilanu Piano Co. t02 Il.
Michigan Ava
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

OIL HEATERS. SERVICE. PARTS,
Phone $685.. 1892 Il. Michigan Ave.
Cash Cor Trailer.
'5s sILVERMoON HOUSE TRAILER
IL Il. Excellent condition. 500 90
cash. l.. Matthews, 75l Mildred St.
% FIT. NATIONAL House Trailer.
Electric Brakes. Good tires. s 10
shed 1920 leknrKe Road.
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Low PRICE: Only $3.50 down pay
ment required 10 buy this I
room home with city water, toilet,
and 4 acre OF land. Wired for
electric stove Located on r.. For
est Ave. quick possession for
veteran, Longer for others. Now
rented Tor $50 month. Price only
$4,000. VIII discount price $500
AZ al cas- h.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

50 n. DEVONSHIRE. s room, well
constructed frame. Basement. Liv-
able, but needs finishing, as is for
$4,000 or will complete for add
tional cost. Phone 2745-M
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

COY BEDROOM COTTAGE All
modern furnRce-shower and
tub bath-Available at once. Chill
dren welcome. Reasonable terms.
F. BRAMAN,
Call 24g4 2Oll Harding
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Business Services

UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Special
lists. Also Rug and Carpets in your
home. High power vacuum service.
Estimates free. RlTEWAY- -lO35-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

FARM-67sO MUNGER RID. AZ acres
rooms and bath. Furnace, wired
for stove, chicken house, garage
and tool shed, barn and silo. Run
ming tream on one side OF prop
erty.
FOR SALE-FINE ACRES and &
acres on Stony Creek I'd. Ina. 1871
y. Forest. Phone lOs-R.
u Va STEERE,
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Real Estate
House, For Sale

WEST SIDE; Modern room bum
galOW. Fun basement. ? car gar
age Zig lot Near Recreation
Park. only $500. with $500
down, balance $40 month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
Some Of Boca Cllica's Oldest
Officers Are Leaving Soor,

Some of the Naval Air Sta
TONS oldest officers, in point of
length of duty here, are expect
ing their release to inactive duty
in the near future. Heading the
list is 1t. John c. Simpson, who
reported aboard 13 September
1913, and has been serving as
Ships Service Officer. MIR.
Simpson, who is expecting his
release about 10 April, will be
relieved by 1t, (jg) Alexander
LoCascio, who just reported from
Corpus Christi, Texas, where he
served as Asst. Ships Service
Officer.
Next on the list of departing
officers is 1t. Cmdr. John B. Ma
honey, who has been serving as
Asst. Supply Officer and O-in-C
of the Officers Wine Mess. Mr..
Mahoney is being relieved about
the 10th of April by 1t. Cmdr.
Alfred B. Wettermark.
Another able commissary officer
is also on his way out; 1t. c. c..
Goodwin will be leaving an APP
proximately the 18th of April.
Relieving Mr.. Goodwin will be
Ensign p. j. Parlos, who just ar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09

rived from the Naval Supply
Depot in Bayonne, N. ]. Mr..
Goodwin has been aboard since
% January, 1914.
Hull Leaves AerologY
Aerology at Boca Chica is los
ing 1t. M. X. Hull, who will be
decamping soon for Dacis, Cali
fornia. Replacing Mr.. Hull will
be 1t. (jg) G. r. Mills, another
new arrival.
Leaving the Supply Depart
ment is 1t. (jg) F. D. Willing
ham, who has been serving as
Asst. Supply Officer.
And last, but not least, Is 1t.
M. M. Polikoff, O-in-C of Small
Craft, who will be vending his
way back to Baltimore, Mary
land, in the very near future.
He is being relieved by 1t. E. j.
Stronski.
Augmenting the Operations
Department at Boca Chica is an
other late arrival, Ensign Clyde
r. Smith. He just reported
aboard from MATS Air Trans
port Squadron Eleven, based at
Pearl Harbor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09

Pairings will be announced in
tomorrow's paper.
Mr.. Lopez also informs golfing
enthusiasts that he Is busy re-
viving the Navy-Civilian team for
a re snatch with the Golf CLUB
members. In the first match, the
Golf Club was victorious by a
close margin.
Improvements are being maize
10 the 'stater house" in the form
Of encircling the building with a
porch, and making other needed
improvements inside the build
ING. The course will soon become
a par 80 when the first hole will
be- heightened TO ut least $50 yards
by moving il back the required
distance and making il a par 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
Others Love Their
Grits. Too

The shortage of grits-hominy
to you northernerS-has sadden
the hearts of many Key Westers.
A complete change in breakfast
menu has resulted in many homes.
There are those whose eyes fill
with tears when you mention our
most famous of dishes-grits and
gruntS.
Housewives eagerly scan gro-
Gerry store shelves for the corn
product, and whisper to clerks
Have you got any grits?" They
dare not ask the question out
loud. If they did that, and the
store perchance had a supply of
the delicacy, stampede would be
in the making For that, we hear,
they'd be placed on a blacklist.
Our love for gritS is so great
we've got ourselves believing no
one else could love them the way
we do. This love has led us 10
take the stand that we have ex-
elusive right to the lowly HON
my. All of which has set the
stage for a jolt in the form of the
following Associated Press report
from Columbus, Ca:
IF you called grits Georgia ice
cream or any other uncompIi-
mentary remark, a certain res
taurateur here figures he can now
get even.
Lewis N. Stanton, common ing
on the expected grits shortage,
says:
Real grits lovers will be serv-
ed them, but the ungrateful re-
cipients of the corn deiicacy will
be catalogued and blacklisted the
next time"
So, you see, there are others
who love grjts, too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09

Lakeland at Miami, West Palm
Beach at Tampa and Miami Beach
at Havana.
For the Havana opening, Bill
Klein the "old arbiter", has con.
Sented to come out of retireme ut
and work behind the plate. 1t
probably will be his only appear
ance in blue this year.
Managers of the US. clubs arr:
Miami, Paul Waner, the former
Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder and
one Of the greatest hitters of all
time; Lakeland, Raymond Hunt;
West Palm Beach, Herb Thomas
(acting); Miami Beach, Max Re.
senfeld, and Tampa, Vincent
Grannell.
The president of the circuit is
Judge Wayne Allen of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
TODAY in HISTORY
April. 8, 1916
know America)

1885 American aeronaut.
Clayton, makes historic 35O-mile
balloon flight from Virginia to
Cincinnati.
1638-"The Great Western"
1920 tons, leaves England for
New York-one of the first sue
ceSsful Atlantic steamers on a
regular run.
1882-Famed Barnum elephant
Jumbo, reaches here from
London, amidst English outcries
of american vandalism"
1920-Outlaw railroad strike
spreads the country over.
1933-First Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps (CCC) recruits gather
in the East.
1935-Dust storms cover half
the country, from Texas to Kan
sas and west to Wyoming.
1939-Secretary of State Hull
condemns Italy's invasion of AL
bania.
1941-Germans drive through
Greece.
1942-Jap infantry and dive
bombers in heavy attack on
Bataan.
1943 President Roosevelt'S
"hold-the- line" order to keep
prices from rising.
1944-American fighter and
bomber planes attack Germany
and enemy-held Belgium.
1945-U. S. 9Th Air Force,
1900 heavy bombers, escorted by
almost 5000 Allied planes ham,
mer Germans in 2-days' battle
netting 800 Navi planes. Jap
resistance on OkinaWa increases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
OF INTEREST TO KEY WEST Tywn
4
NATIONAL and STATE NEWS WITH A LOCAL SLANT
Norbers Thompson
On Park Commission

Norberg Thompson, head of the
Thompson Enterprises, Inc, of
Key West, is the only Monroe
County resident appointed to the
Everglades National Park Com
mission.
Governor Willard Caldwell re-
activated the commission last
week, thus reviving hopes that
the area will eventually become
national wildlife preserve. The
commission has been inacti re
since Governor Fred Cones ad
ministration.
On the commission, besides Mr..
Thompson, are five MiamianS,
three residents of Jacksonville,
two residents of Tallahassee, and
IA other members from various
sections of the state.
The proposed park includes L.
COS, 900 acres, 500 square miles If
which are underwater. A total of
$4,000 acres are owned by the
state and 100000 acres are priv
ately-oWned. This latter acreage,
it is estimated, will require ST.
100000 to acquire through cen
domination. ;,4lt n
First Job of the commission will
be to get the privately-owied
acreage. This is necessary before
the Federal government can start
proceedings to make the area a
national park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09

In the colored lineup will De
Rags" Tyson. worlds funniest
and fastest first baseman. At sec.
Ond will be that funny man, "P&tc
the Tramp" and at the hot corner
viii be Red" Hoggy.
They will amuse the fans from
start TO finish with such things as
the pepper" game shadow
ball slow motion ghost ball.
All these and many other funny
things win be presented for the
amusement of the fans. You'll
enjoy every minute of the games
This great baseball fiesta will
start promptly at $3.50 pm. each
night.
The Clowns will bring their
own lights.
The colOred Cubans of Key West
are ready 10 meet the invaders.
There1l be plenty of seats for
white and colored fans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
lnira'Club Tourney For Golf
ClubfrOm Thursdayto Suntay

&smph Lnpex. soft professional
- iiae lsaai key West Golf Clue.
HnaHfNss nat frum Thursday 20
hslaE April "A to April "a. in
tAssafN the Golf Club will hol 4
81 latfa eluh tournament
FsaaEsTe ~ the play wili be- that
~ A@fs Wiii play hosts 90 ne
HHNEs af = dinner In q socal
lefsa1aN1 Tslesaay. April %.
Tee eetefan aolfers. Glenn PRISE
80 30 spaiisNood. will captain
- fNu flsal teams. Prices cluo
e8 - kuoHn as the "Duffers
80 Naissslei hubs viii take ths
HsH So of OifeyheaFdg".
shsaaa8 fhnas matches prove TO
- sMssasfll they will hecume a
fHNaa8 mtonihiy affair of thu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09

handlers, and Chandler, Ruffing,
Bcvcns. BOnham. Donald, Dubield,
Gettell. Hitler. Peck, Queen, 10
SAT-, Wade and Zuber, righthan =
sTs and none are first raters.
He'd SOX have Harris, johnson
AMI Powell. portsiders, and Bag
by, Clark, Deutsch. Ferris, Hcf-
lin, Laughsun, ONeil, Ryba, VII
son. Wagner and Woods, right
handlers For backstops they have
Pytlak. Garback and Walters.
The Yankees catchers are Bill
Diekey. Michel Garback and Rob-
insOn. Sears and Silvestri.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
Baseball With Decided Spanish
Accent I'm Florida This Summer

sending players north. particular
~ o. Clark Griffith's Washing
ton senator ballyard 1t will mark
the first time that a Cuban en' V
ever has been a part of a league
operating on United States soil.
The teams will depend on the
alrlines 90 make the Commute
trip between Miami and Ha-
yana
Besides Havana. other cities TO
b. represented include Miami,
Miami Beach. West Palm Beach,
Tampa and Lakeland. All except
Havana are expected to receive
healthy backing from the majors
in the way Of player material.
The season opens April II with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
Yankees Picked As Strongest
In american League Play
ny AGUILAR

Na haane uiiios pirk the New
ah aanAs ia Nin ,n the Ameri-
ssH lFsHH an thr strength a u
z kaile Oarion and Co
60 wN efHfu fau o. see that
M NMnhef mmlntam,gn arp weak
$3.50 Haf tka uAtfnf Tigers arc .
t h@faam1 Dlab
- H datB ere Tuc.B
~ Nee hsaasnf Trrsut Tuatks.
ta thniFB huutnn and A.
sN Naa st0atiy hurlafa.
ta Nsnks have Bak 'r.
Asfnsl faag Wsdo. left.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
r PORTS Il
Baseball DiamondbalI ~LNl
sso&h~l BaskssbaII . Swimming k$5t& VI
Tsnnls Golf Track NeRAIO
Night Baseball For First Time
In Key West April 10 and 20
BY AauILAR

Tao nsaht baseball games. tI,e
g q ti.s history oi the national
Es1.as n Key West. will be
NaEsa hsre under lights N the
AafssHsl stasiium on April ~
@ 81
HNa Ci8wns. eulorCd baseball
tm. will come hare Cor the IA O
NHhaa 81 engmeo the Key We :
na len t8e nnciurnal battles.
tAsMna aaw kmgwn a. the most
nAaN haaahali tNmm In the state
@ @Es naasse up 81 ex-service-
500 an8 - major leaEuors 81 the
: Hfsaaaamai Negro Baseball car.
~
HhsN wtf ~ tha best colorcd
tam eeHf seen here and the con-
es# ana haS y7Fosiuccd by them
H hna - remembered. as well
- 60 aenuins baseball games
fEsB s.s piaY ~ the Same time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09

error that gave the Pilots two runs
and victory.
The writer is of the opinion
that the Smokers are in need of
a goOd Class c manager as We
believe Grannell will not measure
up 10 this brand of ball.
Our Lastres had been going
great guns and no manager would
have pulled him out of the game
Just 10 let the big boy himself
lose a ball game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
ENJOYS FISH STORIES

EuitOT.
VIII you please send me The
Key West. (Citizen) for one month.
| have been down there on visits
twice and enjoyed reading the
paper very much. | especially
like the very informal way,
whoever it is who writes his fish
stories on the first page.
I'm sorry that I can't remem-
Der the name of your paper, but
anyhow it is a nice little paper
and 1 thoroughly enjoy reading
it even if I don't know anyone
in it.
Yours sincerely,
RUTH K. McELROY.
Tampa, Fla,
April 8, 1916.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
Orlando Leon On
Quarantine Ship

Private First Glass Orlando
Leon of Key West arrived in San
Francisco harbor last Friday but
could not leave the USS- Marine
Devil until Sunday.
The Marine Devil was places
under quarantine when it arrived
in port. The restriction was lifted
Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
Monroe County Clinic
OK. Says State

Monroe County Clinic, of which
DR.. j. B. Parramore is the head,
has been given the official OK
of the State Board of Health.
The state board has just com
pleted a statewide survey Of
Florida's health centers, It's re-
port deplored the conditions of
most of the centers and named
only six in the state considered
adequate. The one in Key West
is included in the adequate group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-09
TAXES A SHERIFF
TO PINCH A SHERIFF

WINAMAC, Ind.-Who TAXES
q sheriff to jail when one mas
go?
Judge Robert Thompson Il 80
Pulaski Circuit Court saivnd issas
problem this week ~ orleFlns
the sheriff Of MS oan enanfy
tPulaskil 30 take sheriff IIAeoltl
Smith of Cass County - -
state penal farm 20 - he'd nnzIl
he pays $500 ordered dc -
divorced wife and suppn1f ii
their two children.
Mrs. Smiths suit had AATn
transferred from I4owanapxsf 81
cass County to Winamar.