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6. @., Ne6.

2inien (2entiIs) fir16, tpie 8obnen,
elm iibernas frdftiges Ndbrmittel.
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den wieder wissen wollen und eur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun VOL
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkriuter. Vorsicht: Nur IA 70
brauchen vie angewiesen.
Falls Sic .es In lhrer Nachbarsehaft
NIGHT kaufen konnen, senden Sic fur unser
Apenkrxuter Einfdhrungsangeboe ind
erhalten Sic
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FUhls mich sehr
gull Dunk dem
Alpenkrdiiuter

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit am
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, 6blem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtcm Magen, Yer
dauungsst0rung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlf voll Won
Case und Blihungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's xeiterprobtes Alpenkriuter.
Mehr ais elm Abfihrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregendc Medi-
xin, hergestellt aus Is der Natur eige-
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkriuter bringt
trage Dirme gum Arbei.
ten und hilft, verharteten -
Abfall sanft und leichf $50
auszuscheiden, sowie die 49,
durch Hartleibigkeit yer @
ursachten Case xu vertrei.
ben und gibt 8IW
dem Magen das
angenehme Ce-
full Won WSrme.
Wenn Sic die .ss>V
Freuden glicki. NnS.
cher Linderung ykRfrEN
Won Hartleibig. SsSER
keits b eschwer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-01
Excellent Guarding Gives
Liens Girls Miami Victory
BY CHIEF oDoM
Manager. Lions Girls Cage Team

champion Key West Transit Com
pany outfit, q to Is in an open
ing game.
The Lions forwards, Dolly
Thornley,, Cleo Rosam, Beatrice
Demeritt' and Margaret McCord,
came through with points when
they were needed Little Bee De-
merits PASSWORD was excellent.
BY the way, if she plays with the
High School next year that team
will be hard to beat.
. ! want to thank all the girls FIR
cooperating with me throughout
the season and hope to have an
bther team next year. All the
girls have really been good
sports and i thoroughly enjoyed
coaching them.
The Sweeting- Transit opening
game was one of the best played
the past season. want to thank
them for helping us in this bene-
fit doubleheader for Betty Lou
Demeritt.
My thanks a'Eo go to Dewitt
Roberts and Charles r. AlbuIy
for officiating at the games, and
to Buddy" and Red" for keep
ing time and score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-01

Stewart and Sweeting; Cum
mings and Rodriguez.
In the second game, the Raiders
eked out 81 victory over the
Machinists. 1t was brother and
brother as Gabe Lastres teamed
with brother Grip LaStres to give
the Raiders a sweep of the twin
bill. Gabe LaStres' steady pitch
ing combined with Grip Lastres'
timely hitting and outstanding
defensive playing enabled the
Raiders to clinch the victory. G.
LaStres. who held the Machinists
20 three scattered hits, struck out
3 while only walking 2. He pitch
ed masterful ball, and held hit
less such veteran stars as Amman
do Acevedo and Cheta Baker.
Grip Lastres' infield hit in the
eighth inning broke up a IL
deadlock. This was followed by
Haskins single to right which put
the game on ice, 81. Grip Lastres
led the Raider offense with 3 hits
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Today's Anniversaries
know America)

1742-Samuel Bard, eminent
New York physician, professor
and writer on midwifery, son of
a noted early physician, born il.
Philadelphia. Died May "a, 1921.
1811-James McCosh, Scottish
celrgyman-professor, noted presi-
dent of Princeton University to
whom that college owes much,
early clerical defender of evolu-
ton, born in Scotland. Died Nov.
Is, 1894.
1823-Simon B. Buckner, Con-
federate lieutenant general, Ken
lucky governor, born in Hart { .
KY Died Jan. 8, 1914. as
1826-Edward A. Sothern, FAM
ed actor, father of noted actors
famed in role of Lord Dundreary
whose first efforts as an actE
were failures, born in England
Died Jan. 20, 1881.
1852-Edwin A. Abbey, fame
historical and mural painter
among Americas greatest, with an
extraordinary capacity for work
and with gifts of charm and OF
| friendship, born in Philadelphia.
Died Aug. 1911. NH =
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Lions Girls basketball team won
is last game Of the season Sat.
sHday nisht by defeating a strong
AaeCmlion Brothers feminine clue
"a Miami BY a % to 10 score at
the High School Gym in a all-the-
ICY thriller.
The game was played for the
tenetii a q sack teammate of the
Lions and was the main feature
~ . doubleheader Saturday night.
Excellent guarding by Jackie
DunghtFy Ina Demeritt. Pofl}
fIilhrsalh. Marge Jarsen. GLORIA
hmnooGk and Judy lDeIheritt
STAYED OF defeat several tfTnes
when h seemed rs though the Mi
aaaians ssefe headed for a ttr
umph - s~t.f
Plncky mainstay guard Betty
Isoa nwneritt. who played all
throueh the main part Of the sea-
ssza. was not present in the lineup
aae ID illness. ID was for ne ,
hensfit the game was played Sat
uFday nlsht-
sweeslng's Auto Service five,
aeeund place team in the Mems
, League, triamphed over the
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Valdez went out on fly to left
field to end the inning.
The Conchs scored again in the
fourth. Gilbert Valdez opened
with single. Herring sacrificed
him to second. Oscar Cruz
grounded out, sending Valdez to
third. Adolf Lastres then singled,
scoring Valdez. Kerr grounded
out to end the inning.
The Flying LIS scored their
first run in the fifth, inning.
Boggio, first batter, struck. out.
Newton singled Curtis struck
out. Faidiey, the pitcher, was hit
by a pitched bah. This put him
on first and Newton on second.
Stephens singled, scoring New
ton. Esterline flew out to Herring
in center field to end the inning.
In the seventh inning Newton
was first to bat and struck out.
Curtis grounded out, third to
first. One more out would have
won the game. Faidley hit an
easy grounder to Claude Valdez
at second. Valdez misguided it
and Faidley got on first. Stephens
was walked. Esterline doubled,
scoring Faidley and the tying
run. Fay struck out to end the
inning.
In the twelfth inning Powell
was hit by pitched ball. Wood
ward singled. Newton got on on
an erorr by o. Cruz to load the
/ bases. Curtis then hunted to score
Powell and end the game. The
final score was Fort Lauderdale
High, 8, Key West High, 2.
Tomorrow the Conchs travel to
Redland to play the Diamond
backs. This is the only game
scheduled for this week. Oscar
Cruz is slated to start on the
mound,
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Boxing Needed
Here----Aguilar
BY PEDRO AGUILAR

According to a story in The
Citizen Saturday, the boxing
game will return to Key West in
the very near future. We. hope
we will be able to witness fights
like we used to see here iE years
gone by, when Andres FontinilIa
fought Felix Farnett, Phil Pritct1-
ard fought Johnny Gsto, Andres
Albury fought Tommy Reyef, and
Young Fernandez, Young Kilban..
and many others took on all
corners from the San Carlos stage
to Knowles Thirty Acres to the
Athletic Club to the Cuban Club
and other places around town.
l hope the promoters will have
success in their endeavor. We
certainly need the boxing sport
here. Let's hope it is on the up
and-up.
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Red Raiders Whip Hospital
4tO2 And Machinists 2toO

The Red Raiders baseball team
taM,k buth ends OF a dOuble-head-
- yesterday al Municipal Stad-
isaln fm the first game. the Raid
sfs see psielWF. Rubber Sweeting.
saui 90 tne Naval Hospital nine,
SO SweetinE did not allow a hit
~ seven innings and he struck
eti ~ Ne walked two. Sweeting,
mao aas IN top form. was in
sseuhle only onee. In the third
tmnlng Tillrnan. Hospital third
saTker. was safe on an error, went
e. third GA an infield cut. bat
aswn taswFe as Sweetlng struck
"a iisN next tao batters. Tie was
tlis anly man g. reach third on
$50 Malslers ace effective hurting.
1Am AibuFy. Raider third sacker,
- zee eflenAixe with a double
aaa aamgie IN thrce trips to the
piaae
acnrus R.HE.
kaai iiospiial 600 600 o 90 2
Aea Raiders s02 200 X So 4
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Coca Cole
City Golf Champ Joe. Lopez :
Leads In March Low Scores

Mesa 90, William Watkins 90,
Bob Brown SO, Tommy Gibson
SO, f ]. Boudinot SO, M. E. Wal,
lace 80, DR.. T. L. Duffy "a, H. D.
Campbell 95, Bob billiard 95,
Capt, Hamilton 95, Paul Mesa, Jr.
Sc, 1t. Pickett 96, A. G. Sands
SO, Rocky Brandon SO, Jack Har-
din 96, Ben Hogan 81, R. H. FOL
linger 81, NJ. C. Plummer SO, P.
j. Conlon 98, E. L. Legion SO, ].
Castro SO, Robert Dopp SO, P. D.
.Iflidson 100, c. C. Koerner 100.
Francis Delaney 10l. ]. K.
Austin 102, Pappy Grooms 1885, D.
D. .Wilsons103, 1t. Madison i04,
Bill steed JOG, 1t. Deck 1877 c.
C. Levin lot, G. L. McAdams
1903, Fl. b. Parks 400, l.. r. Jones
100, NJ. K. Hull 49, j. P. Morgan
112, Billy Morrow ia, "Ace"
Coppin lis, ]. M. Long 118, ]. L.
Evans 122, H. K. Levin 127.
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FOR ARMORIsD FORCE VETS
Unusual opportunity for men with
previous service in an armored
force unit, including serv ce
type organizations with an ar
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RSPORTS Y
Baseball Diamondball KYlh
F@ssh2Il Basketball Swimming tif& N
Tennis Golf Track nsE w
1t. Lauderdale Won, 81, But
Fighting Conchs Pushed Battle
10 Twelve Innings; Blunt Won
BY FRED MILLER JR.
High School Sports Writer

ThR undefeated Fort Lauder
dale baseball team won their
TIM straight game Saturday
nsmbt, bat they really had to
fisht for H. The conchs fought
foT twelve hard innings before
the Flyine L's finally pushed over
the Winning run.
The conchs fought hard and
well though they didn't do too
sell AZ bat. They won the adj
mifation of the crowd and very
neaFly won the game. ia M 2
Pitcher Kenneth Meador de-
serves a Dot Of praise for a fine
performance on the mound. He
wena the entire twelve innings
and faced fifty-two Lauderdale
bsitefs. lie struck out fifteen
men. twelve Of them in the regu-
Lar seven innings. He gave up
slx bases on balls and eight hits.
The Conchs got only four hits,
al % them of Of starting pitcher
Faialsy. Weygant went in to
nlfEh fer LaudeFdale In the eighth
and held the conchs hitless. He
aAEaruk omi nine men in five
ianlnNs End not a Conch reached
lirnt base while he pitched.
GILBERT Valdez. Adolf Lastres,
Jnek Mccoy. and Robert Cruz
eeeh eot one Of Key Vests four
hiim f ftslf t.A
TlAe first Key West run was
ssnred IN the thlrd inning. Jack
AeCoy reached first on an error
~ the first baseman. Robert Cruz
was next man up. He>saerifieed
Mccoy 10 second and then Mccoy
kepl On running to third. The
first baseTnan made a wild throw
O. third and Mccoy scored. Mea-
der grounded out and Claude
A. " t. Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-01

Low scores for the month of
March at the Key West Golf
Club are as follows:
Joe Lopez 70, Andy" Parks 80,
Norman Altman 81, J. E. Brad
ford 81, L. Castro 80, C. A. Valdez
90, Jack Sellers SO, Bob Spots
wood SO, Harry knight 83, Bill
Peloquin "a, Robert Knowles "a,
Charles Yates 81, DR.. J. B. Hayes
IS, Comdr. Peterson IS, Louis
Pierce IS, Alton Parks 86, Glen
Price Sc, ST Elbertson Sc. George
Lewis 81, Ty Tyson 81, H. M. AT
bury 81, "Boke" Carter 81, E. E.
Gross 81, Roy Dulion5 81, HI A,
Elywell 88, G. j Baker IS, Tony
Demeritt 88, Duteh Schultz. 88,
Walter Vinson 88, H. D., McFar-
land SO, Horace O'Bryant SO, DR..
w. P. Kemp go, w. c. Harris 80,
"Kirsch" Kirchenbaum 81, H. J.
Lindell 81, w. P. McCabe 81, Paul
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Lions l4i',l G, Girls Just Barely Won
Cage Championship e.. Title il !: From,
Improved High =. School Girls

In a thrilling holly contested
battle at the High School Gym
Friday night the Lions Sextette
rang down the curtain on the
current basketball season and
captured the City Championship
by defeating the Key West High
School Girls, "a to %.
Cleo Rosam with valiant assis-
lance from Jackie Doughty and
Polly Gilbert fought an uphill
battle, trailing the High School
Girls until the last three min
utes of the game, to sink the
tieing and winning goals in the
closing minutes of the encounter
The High School Girls as re-
suit of the coaching of Mrs. Fred
Hoffmeister presented a smooth
" functioning' team, vastly mn
proved oyer the beginning of the
season, and were formidable OPP
position for the more experienced
Lions.
Line up and Scorebook record:
Key West High School
ga Points Fouls
Name Scored Committed
Nancy Lane. ------- 8 L
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High Baseball
Team Grateful

The baseball team of Key West
High School thanks Putcamp-
Alexander, used car and rental
agency, Duval and Divion SITS,
for use of a car to take the play
ers to FIT. Lauderdale for the game
there Saturday night, Coach Fred
L.. Hoffmeister. of the teah, said
today. eno5 Esefslb }5t
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Asuilar Claims Conchs Gained
Nora Victory Over Flying LIS
BY PEDRO AGUILAR

Key West High School Conchs
won a moral victory over the Fl.
Lauderdale Flying LIS when the
locals held that top-ranking High
School upstate nine to a 80 score
and forced the Flying LIS to go
IL innings to win on their own
home grounds. Not only that the
Conehs played under lights, some
thing to which they are not ac-
cuStomed to as yet.
Fl. Lauderdale finally won on
an error.
Bo Meador pitched the full IL
innings for the locals, a feat no
High School pitcher has accom-
plished so far this season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-01

Remember, fans, that was only
the second game of the year tur
the Conchs. They did well ard
deserve plenty of credit.
LastreS behind the plate, Claude
and Gilbert Valdez, the Cruz
brothers, Kerr, Herring, Sweeting
and the rest gave Ft. Lauderdale
a tough fight. Only the breaks of
the game brought them defeat,
not because they didn't have the
ability to take the Flying LIS.
AS | have said before, watch
their smoke. If they played that
good under arc lights, they will do
one hundred percent better in the
sunlight. Just wait until the Fly
ing LIS come here.
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Scarabajo Ketch Favorite In
St. Pete-Key West Yacht Race
BY PEDRO AGUILAR

This 4 foot ketch is owned by
R S. Evans, automobile dealer.
The ''Scarabajo" won four int
portant races on the Eastern Sea-
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lis &c a word and the fniTsmzm
charge for the first Is words
or less is 45c.
s~*s PAYMENT
Payment r for classifiea azis
vertisements As invariably In
advance, but regular adveftis-
ers with ledger accounts fnsy
hi ave their advertisements
charged.
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apr1-tf

Greatly increased wages for clerks
and messengers. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply Western
Union. april IF
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LECAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT C0URT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
|. CHANCERY.
CASE Nos 1O-08S
A. LYONS,
Plaintiff.
vs.: DIVORCE
MINNIE o. LYONS,
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One OF the yachts that asa fav-
orite in the forthcoming St. Pc
tersburg-Havana yacht race is the
"Scarabajo".
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Movies at home. See us about
our 8mm and 16mm movie rem
tai library. Evans Photo Store.
SOC Southland st. mar19- 1mo
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Girl wanted, 900 pm. to 1900
pm, 6 days week. Clean, easy
work, good pay. Apply ir PEI
son. Evans Photo Studio, 500
Southland st. apr1-6t
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Observation-Disclosures middle
aged lady, housekeeper. Room,
board and small salary. Apply
708 Duval st. mar3O-3tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

Refrigeration sales and service.
Repairs on all makes. All work
guaranteed. Mumford & Ross,
> 200 Duval ST., phone 1913.
.c .aprl8-tf
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Attention. painters, builders. con
tractors. We have a job loo Of
easein water paints ia bVtf,
white, ivory and cream. . Also
ealsomine IN Sedors. patchlna
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price. Peppers Plumbing Sup
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in four official trips to the plate.
For the losers, ]. Garcia gathered
two of the three Machinists hits
in four trips to the plate.
Score: R.HE.
Maehinists 49, 010 900 600 L 3 0
Raiders ----- 100 600 OK 8 8 2
Carbennell. Lynch (8), G. Las
tres; Rueda, Rodriguez.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Minnie o. Lyons,
"a Carroll Street,
Greensboro, North Carolina
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill for Divorce filed against
you in the above styled cause on or
before the 10th day of April, A. D
tanned therein will be taken as con-
feSSed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida this 9Th day of March, A. d.
1916.
(Circuit Court
Seal) Ross G Sawyer
n~a CLERK. Of Circuit Court.
By: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE sESoUTNAT.DO, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff q
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Wanted-Laundry to DO. Pickup
service. Phone 224.
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SWeetings Auto Service took
second place honors in the Mems
''B" class league by defeating
Coca Cola AZ to %.
Line up and scorebook record
C.rnnksxxr h.,A- Cnr.Asnn
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing from the affidavit
of Samuel S. kraut, the plaintiff ON
file in this cause, that the defend
ant, SADIE L. KRAUT, is a resident
of some State or County other than
the State of Florida, that the resi-
dence of the said defendant is, 2407
Norris Ave, Bronx, New York, New
York, that diligent search and in
quIry have been made to discover
the name and residence of the de-
PENDANT, that the said name and
residence of the said defendant are
set forth in the said affidavit as
particularly as are known to the
plaintiff, that there is no person in
the State of Florida the service of Il
subpoena upon whom would bind
the said defendant, that the age of
the said defendant Is known to the
plaintiff and that the said defend
ant Is over The age Of twenty -oiie
years, it is therefore
ORDERED that the defendant,
Sadie L. Kraut, do appear to the
plaintiffs bill of Complaint for
divorce on April 18th, 1916, or else
all the allegations of the said bill
of complaint will be taken as con-
fessed by the said defendant, and
4 oRDEHED that this order he
published once a week for four COM
secutive weeks in The Key West
Citizen. a newspaper published in
Key West, Monroe County, Florida
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY (sd) Florence E. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
LOUIS NJ. JEPEw1AY e.
S. ERROLL MESTREZAF
Attorneys for Plaintiff
mar1S- 25-apr1-S, 1916
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IN THE yGIRCUIF COURT OF THE
EIENENTsH IbItDHctAL CIRCUIT
Oh FSL0RIDAl1N AND FOR NOV
ROE COUNTY, IN, GHANCERY.
No. 1O-842
SAMUEL S. KRAUT,
Plaintiff, =
VS..
SADIE L. KRAUT,
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