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Evening star., 1947-10-19

VI, $3.50. Ext. 124, 1411 st. NV,
Fest kGsTAGRANr IGs WITH LIQUOR, nv
Gated businesses IN the city. The Low u. rent 1t
s4.on ss into ons sfss sepros sos vsEH s ss
s5ssys SssS s1 T5th s5S5 R fsz i4,i
soIoEEEp e. ORR RT PAyEss, ZEN nv; busy ,ns.rsee-
sse sn os1y Uny sso s nst down. % siaS S
KERs. 2I' 1920: sun. vi $3.50, Ext ia;
s,sss House sIaS
over $4oo; price. $4,000: easy terms; =.
Y TAgEM; $685. S9s 10th St. nv. DI, 2sos.
RooMiNG HOUSE, near AZ s.ss, s. ana az, Conn Saa1
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up to 5000 mo-; house. rent. 1925: long
aosn dRsy RSws t. s Hlssd 1915 g se
sooMfSa aSsi; HSGH HotsE. ihf.s ls0 1900 block OF
(including 4 cleo ,refrigerators. Z gas
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''.nHa aiIWsLRY AND GIFT SHOP located vi
cinity Of 11th and F sts. NV. Due to
ewner ses this
in the heart of the downtown business
area Any one with experience In the
jeweiry and gift line will no doubt appre-
ciate the unlimited possibilities In this sx-
ceilent, heavy-trafnc location; The watch
A qualified party may have immediate
possession by purchasing the stock and
party. May we submit the details and
arrange for your Inspection, without any
obliTstion. Of course7 Please ssll HARRY
WANTED TO BUY GOOD soomins house,
WI. 1898, 6-10 pAm. 20
Evening star., 1947-10-19

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skocEn9 clean nv rssdepsa il 5as ,eI.; ess
ssayset' ssssoe. fai PAUL i0ns Ma. 'e o5s5 '' on'
SMALL aoIkb Snsbs ienTs ana. Quoted S Gsf:So
financed fl, m for immediate sale j. s. PAUL
sa BRAKE SR0siN And CLUTCH SERVICE business
warehouse stock available, to established
iobbers, or those wishing TO get staItee @
In this nd sTTss errorg open
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ss ssn Sex12 ses ca On EM spFsa s1fo Es'0 ana
ssR sSsRRoscsEfRY sToKE, IRE must sell immediatel,
due to illness; owner. wife and cnilo SICK
and 3 soda cases; apt axailasle soon; OF
okNs ea soSG oSndSeERY SEER cs Hh f S..r als and xn
sess.r yans ssn 'seesls ss5e per IN week eosed pm
weekdays and, all day Sunday; very 10y
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sal1ae sapi6 Tsfa ssrAm. .ppusns. and rssers
sHE sSs: I'D SE sis fs fse Rsa sp
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NJ MrAr W WsI1et' RA' 4o''' SaAr Hon tanf
FkfNTffs FkfNTf fsaoP, f fully equip. excel NV: ioea
ton; rent, S75 per mo-: lock. stock ant
barrel: only S2 500. RE. 1915, to daily
this today. a best buy we have had il
months; busy corner location; good leas
includes Arm. apt; priced less than So, 000
complete, Exclusive with sNYpER REALT!
1o 1oRI sGF Fob AaRSSR RES sl in one one s q the buses
and fastest growing BUSINESS ;. centsrs e. s I
next to the shirlington Theater in tn
Shirlington business center; previous ten
snt just moved to larger location in Shir
Hngton; Ideally suited for knitting shor
music store linen store, sports store, BOG
etore etc Apply JOSEPH CHERNER. IFS
Florida ave NV, Ho. 5000.
bELICATEsSEN, 18th st. vicinity, way be
low market price; low rent, good lease
frozen food store, plenty possibilities 70
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EX. 2601, RE. $500.
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The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
Subpoena Building. Material Operators

WASHINGTON, (P) - Senator Mccarthy R.-WisD, vice-chair- man of the House-Senate housing committee, said yesterday sub poenas are being prepared to bring in gray-market operators in building supplies to force them to testify under oath as to their operations"
 Mccarthy told a reporter the gray-market - trading at abnor- mai prices-in scarce building materials lis responsible for run ming up the cost of homes by as much as 20 per cent" He added:
 We are going to do our level best to break this up."
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
CIO Demands Rent Controls, RatiOning And Tax Reduction

BOSTON, (P)-The CIO called today for an immediate session of Congress to bring back price and rent controls and rationing.
 The national convention also asked for a new income tax policy which would raise exemptions to $1,500 for an individual, S3,000 for a married couple, with $500 deductions in addition for each dependent
 A group of resolutions asking fair and full employment and pro lection of veterans rights were passed swiftly and with little dis cussion by the 600 delegates.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
Parties Even In Italian Election

ROME, (P)-Final returns indi- cated yesterday the Christian Democrat party and the Commun- ist-dominated Peoples bloc each had won 27 of the 80 municipal council seats at stake in Sundays city election.
 Only a handful of voters-less than one percentage point-sep- arated the two giants of the l947 Italian political arena. The re- maining ballots were divided among parties ranging from the moderate left to avowed adherents to fascism.
 With the close result, it seemed likely that the new council-like the one elected last November would be deadlocked over the choice of mayor.
 Final returns from 1928 pre- cinctS announced by the interior ministry confirmed the comeback of Premier Alcide de Gasperi's Christian Democrat party, which some observers had consigned to oblivion after its showing in mu- nicipal elections last fall and win ter.
 In almost doubling their vote in the capitals first post-monarchy vote, the Christian Democrats picked up thousands of votes from reactionary splinter parties whose chief claim upon the voters was rabid anti-communism and nos talgia for fascism.
 All parties were pretty well agreed before hand that the Rome result would be a valid barometer.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
S5O,OOO Awarded In Heart Balm Suit

WASHINGTON, (P)-A federal district court jury has decided that Richard Hippelheuser, who was a special assistant to former secretary of commerce Henry A.. Wallace, must pay S50,OOO for alternating the affections of .an- other mans wife, now divorced.
 After an hours deliberations, the jury decided Hippelheuser should pay the amount to Carl Dawson Smith 3rd, 35-year-old lawyer. Smith was awarded S25,- 900 compensatory damages and $25,O00 punitive damages.
 It was one of the largest awards ever made here in a heart balm action. Smith had asked for Sl00,- 900.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
Communists Enter Kiangsu Province

RANKING, (P) - Communist general Chen Yi's troops have re- entered northern Kiangsu prov ince, from which they were eject ed several months ago, dispatches from Chingkiang said yesterday. The field reports said nearly 25,000 red soldiers now were fighting east of the Tientsin-Pu- kow railroad.
 After twice cutting the railroad linking Nanking and HsuchoW, Chen'S forces have occupied Ling pi and Hsihsien, and are attack ing Chingyung, the dispatches said.
 Reports from Mukden indicated the first phase of the communists sixth Manchurian offensive had nearly passed and that the fight ing was generally stabilized.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
FRED HYDE SELLS HOLDINGS HERE TO PARTNERS

MT. and Mrs. Fred Hyde have sold out their interest in the Kou- garok Freight and Mining Co.,, and Nome Sanitary Service to Earl Towner and Elmer Straub, who were his partners. They are leaving soon for a long vacation and hope to settle in California unless they change their plans.
 They will visit in the William cite Valley for while, where MT. Hyde has farming property Mrs.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
COP Candidates To Invade Dixie

WASHINGTON, (F) - Dixie Republicans had advance notice today that the Presidential candi- dates are coming on an open hunt for support among the 200-odd delegates a dozen traditionally Democratic states will send to the l948 COP convention.
 Harold E. Stassen announced that he is heading south in No vember for speeches and confer enceS in Little Rock, Ark, Dallas, New Orleans, Gulfport, Miss, St. Petersburg, Fla, and Orlando, Fla. His move may be matched soon by a decision by Senator Taft R.- -Ohio) to travel in the same direction.
 Taft generally is conce d d strong support among the southern delegates. Backers said he can be counted on to try to offset StasS- ems attempts to break into this area, which will furnish about one fifth of those eligible to vote on the nomination of a Presidential candidate at next June's Philadel- phia convention.
 The Ohio Senator obviously is depending on backlog of south ern votes to help boost his total in the early balloting, where Gov Thomas E. Dewey apparently will have the advantage of solid 97 votes from New York plus those be claims elsewhere.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
MISSING PERSON

Anyone having information concerning the following missing person is asked to communicate with the Governors office in Jun eau:
 Henry E. tTed Kennedy: Age 68, medium build. Reported to have left Reedsport, Oregon, in 1928, and to have been seen in Cordova a few years later.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15

Husband-Luella, have con- fession D make!
 Wife-Oh, goody Now I can try out my new revolver.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
PAUL MORELAND LEAVES FOR FAIRBANKS

Paul Moreland, cook for the North Pole Bakery left for Fair banks yesterday. Mrs. Moreland . plans to leave soon.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15

Hyde has been employed by the Lomen Commercial Co.,, for the past three years.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
INEZ PANGMAN LEAVES FOR STATES

Inez Pangman, who has been cooking at the Lee Camp this past summer departed for Fairbanks yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-15
NOTICE

Pioneers will meet tonight al Pioneer Igloo at 500 p.m.
 Bob Baldwin. Secy.
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and differences. The Greg
Orian Calendar has been

and differences. The Greg
orian Calendar has been
widely used because of it's
Improvement over other sys-
TENS but this does not mean
that it cannot be improved
or that a new calendar
would not add to the conve-
nience of peoples.
Other points in connection
with the proposed calendar:
Each quarter begins on Sun
day and ends on Saturday,
contains three months, thir-
ten weeks, ninety-one days.
Each month has twenty-six
week days-plus Sundays.
Each year begins on Sunday,
and the business year begins
on Monday.
BY comparison, the pres
ent calendar, has quarters
which begin and end on diff
ferent days of the week,
months that begin and end
on different weekdays,
months with a varying num-
Der of weekdays and quart
,ers of unequal length.
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SOUND LOGIC

Ever since Key West has
been Key West frequent at
|tempts have ben made, with
altogether too many of them
successful, to appeal to the
city to straighten out some
financial tangles.
Let the city pay it," has
been the recurrent cry, and
those who used it seemed to
be unaware that what they
really were saying was to let
the taxpayers foot the bill.
In view Of that condition
bohbing up every now and
then, The Citizen feels that
Mayor Demeritt was apt and
pointed in his statement
about the bills that are un-
paid in connection with Jose
Marti week. The Mayor said
in effect that the city had
nothing to do officially with
holding the celebration and,
therefore, he saw no reason
why the city should pay the
bills.
That view is sound logic,
and The Citizen trusts that
the mayor will receive the
support of the commission in
refusing to foot the bills.
However, the Citizen re-
grets that anybody has lost,
or probably will lose, money
in connection with the cele-
bration. The proprietor of a
restaurant declares he is
owed SLIGO for meals he
supplied to Cuban baseball
and basketball players dur
ing their visit here. He Seem
ingly doesn't know where to
turn to get the money due
him. He has only to find the
answer to a simple question
to determine who owes him
the money-Who ordered
the meals for the athletes?
Knowing the answer to that
question, he then knows
who should pay the bills.
It is a regrettable Incl
dent, but the city is in no
way to blame for it. Had the
fishing tournament and the
celebration of Marti Week
been held under the direc-
ton Of of the Key West
Chamber of Commerce, you
may be sure that no bills
would have been left un-
paid.
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A NEW CALENDAR
NEEDED

The average person con-
siders the calendar a fixture
in human affairs and some
of US find it hard to realize
that, after all, it is a man.
made device for the convc-
nience of human beings.
The Gregorian calendar,
In use in English-speaking
countries since 1852, has
some Inconvenience which
the World Calendar Assocr
alton thinks should be elm
mated by a reformed calen-
dar. The Association is driv-
ipf:to get a,ref0rmed calen-
OAR accepted and in effec!
ON January LIST, 1850.
Under the calendar pro-
posed, every third month
would have thirty-one days
and all other months would
have thirty, giving equal
quarters of ninety-one days,
or 364 days in the year. An
extra day, the 365th, would
be a world holiday and every
four years, an additional
day would be inserted as a
holiday, June 31st.
Proponents point OUT that
dates would occur on the
same day of the week every
year. Anniversaries, such as
Washington's Birthday,
would be on the same day OF
the week and special occa.
siOns, such as Christmas
would also have a set place
in the weeks days.
We are inclined to believe
that the new calendar
should be- adopted because
it represents an improve.
ment over that now in use.
Men have had a hard time
perfecting a measurement
of time, but eventually, us
ing the rising and setting Of
the sun, the changes in the
moon and the apparent
yearly revolution of the SUI
around the earth, formulat
ed the systems now in use
There have been many sys-
TENS of measuring time and
calendars of great variety
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200 printed single sheets and 100
envelopes, $3.50; 80 printed
single airmail sheets, Is airmail
envelopes, $3.50: 10 soft pencils
printed. $3.50: 125 printed pos
tails, $3.50; 90 hostess botdered,
printed napkins. $3.50; 90 print
ed cocktail, bordered. napkins,
$3.50; so printed cocktail, bor-
dered. napkins, $3.50; so per-
sonalized, printed guest towels.
$3.50: two decks Of printeS
bridge cards, SITS; so printed
beverage coasters, SITS. Let
terheads. envelopes. billheads,
business cards-all printed at
reasonable psicss. Artman Press,
Citizen building, corner Greene
and Ann streets, phone 81.
febl8-tf
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INTERNATIONAL
, MAGAZINE

Something new in the
publishing field will develop
from the agreement of pub
fishers of nineteen countries
to produce and distribute
a multi-lingual magazine to
be circulated in thirty coun-
tries.
Thomas H. Beck says that
the new magazine will be
largely pictorial and will ap-
pear in the language of the
area served by the COOP
Grating publishers. The mag
azine will be non-political,
will advocate individual lib
erty and freedom from pre-
judice and attempt to foster
the growth of understanding
among peoples.
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wiW the personnel ovU n~ !
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room s.achsYx x,h. 49,, -
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rem, VINO see them - they hsnss'
ually sic and stand and carry
themselves would refer sh~m a
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medical ercrcizrs. shas u>nnv -.
dSrline rpu<y,siors ex.1,ia ~. $50.
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G933 Probate Act, Secs. lis, 1901
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE UNITY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate Of
ELVIRA MURO, deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons Hay-
ing 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 Elvira
Muro, e as e. d. late Of
said County. to the County Judge
OF Monroe County. Florida, at his
0ffice In the court house Of said
county at Key West, Florida, with
IN eight calendar months from the
time of the first publication Of this
notice. Each claim or demand
snail be in writing. and shall state
the place of residence and post Of
lice address of the claimant, and
shall be sworn to by the claimant.
his agent, or his attorney, and any
such claim or demand not so filed
shall be void.
(sd) DIONISIO MURO
As administrator Of the Estate of
ELVIRA MURO. deceased
apr.l7-74;mayl-S,A7
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
tine hhm ms;n assir Ing % siEags
name of Key West School of Art,
S21 Whitehead Street, Key West,
Florida, intends to register said fic-
titiOus name with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Monroe County,
Florida.
Dated April 16, 1947.
BETTY BEAL,
ROBERT DE FEC.
Sole Owners.
apr.17-24 ;mayI-S,47
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Tile for bath rooms and Kitchens.
The genuine plastic tile. in, beau
tiful, c0lors. so zc,sQ. Il. | Com
plete stock Of all trimmings. .ce-
ments, medicine cabinet aces
series. Key, West and iarea Is
open, for . sub distributor. This
is a wonderful chance for the
right man. Ceramics Tor sink
tops and floors. Tampa Tile
House. ASA Florida Ave, Tam
pa, Fla: Wholesale distributors
for state Of Florida aprl7.3tx
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L.ECALS
NOTICE UNDEm FICTITIOUS

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
the Undersigned, desiring to engage
i'm business under the fictitious
name of. "Bettys Art studio and
Supplies S21 Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida. intends to. reg
lister said fictitious name with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon
roe County. Florida.
Dated April 16, i947.
BETTY BEAL,
ROBERT DE FEO,
Sole owners.
apr.17-24:mayl-S. AZ
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Less than 200 years ago in
what is now the United
States, men were put in Jail
/ for failure to attend church
services. There are no indi-
cations that the Jail term did
anybody any good.
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Let's make up our minds,
as individuals and as col
lective. citizens, that some
thing must be done to cut
down the number of acct
dents on the highways.
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Forty-foot cabin cruiser. sleeps
seven. galley and toilet. Suit
able for sponginS or fishing.
v bottom skift. Has Wisconsin
screw. For information, write
Box IA, Citizsn. spyl7-etx
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2 80 -. - - ~ 80 -
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case Na. 10-11S4
CLARA =. FELIU,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
CARLOS L. FELIU,
Defendant.
TO: Carlos L. Feliu,
care of F. H. McGraw & CO..
81 East 42nd ST.,
Room 2O2,
New York II, New York.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against YOU in the above styled
cause on or before the 10th day
Of May. A. d. 1S47. otherwise the
allegations contained therein will
be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida, this 18th day of April, A.
d. 1947.
(SEAL) ROSS e SAWYER
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Florence Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
4;may1-S-47
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1887 half ton Chevrolet panel
truck. Highest bidder. Tony's
Auto Body Shop, sos Greene
Street. aprl6-St
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All types electr,cal motors I re-
paired and re-coHditii -,
bought and sold. Key vADt
Electrical Repair Co, 1910
Whitehead Street. Phone M.
We call for and deliver. !,
,anr5-sat-tuts thuts-tf
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Mai. Gen. George NJ. Parker
Jr.. who was taken prisoner By
the Japs at Bataan. born in Soc
City. Iowa. So years ago.
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six-rooin furnished house, mod
ern, frigidaire, automatic hot
water. Also skin with well.
Apply 9l5 Angela st. aprl6-6tx
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1884 Studebaker sedan. Tony's
Auto Body Shop, 6o3 Greene St.
-, q, ~ aptl6-3t
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Pref. Robert M. MacIver of Co.
lumbia University, eminent So
biologist, born in Scotland, IS
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17

1h-ton Ford stake truck, first
class condition. Tony's Auto
Body Shop, COS, Greene st.
~, aprl6-3t
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New 1947 Crosley %-cylinder auto
mobiles. Immediate delivery.
Demonstration at Davis Sim
clair Service. Write or call
Redland Motor Sales, Pc. Box
l8l, - Phone ell0. Homestead,
Fla. MARRIOTT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-17

Plumbing supplies. complete
stock. Plastic tile, paints and
brushes Robert Leonard Co..
1882 NV. 62nd Street. Miami.
Fla. Phone 1922. apre-tf
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Hollywood bed. 1innersptinE mat
tress, large size, SIS. Electric
table broker, q. -eFleral pat
tern rug, . X Il. SIS. Porcelain
kitchen table, 34", s.. Inquire
1872 Poinciana Place. ~
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l94l Ford, two-door sedan, good
condition, good ; tires, $4,000
cash, Cali Naval Air Station,
Apt. BIB, after S pm.
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Kodak camera and case. Reward
if returned to 39-E. White and
United SITS. aprl6-4tX
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LOST

Lost-Man's Wittenauer wrist
watch on lower Duval, Saturday
night. Please return to Cham
Der of Commerce office.
aprl5-3t
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Lester upright piano. perfect con-
dition, $500 90. ( Shot, gun, sl2
gauge. repeating Winchester.
Six boxes shells, new. $65.00.
1910 Duncan street. aprl6 -3tx
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The Weatl,el.
FOiiECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with scattered thunder
showers today, tonight and Fri
day. Gentle to moderate south
erly winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy with
scattered showers and thunder
storms south portion today and
scattered thundershowers over
extreme south portion again Fri
day. Cooler over extreme north
portion.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Gentle to
moderate winds mostly southerly
over south portion through Fri
day and northwest to north over
north portion today becoming
north to northeast tonight and
Friday. Weather partly cloudy
except mostly cloudy with scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
over south portion.
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RON RENT

Cottage, three rooms. furnished.
Electric kitchen. Inquire 1920
Flagler. aprl6-5tx
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Clean. comfortable room. Very
reasonable rate. 5l3 Whitehead.
opposite Courthouse.
apr15-l7-l9X
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WANTED TO RENT OR BUY
FOR LEASE

Five-bedroom house. Furnished.
3 baths. Near ocean. Also one
bedroom apartment available
June Is to October !. 1923
White street.
aprl5-tues-thu -3tf
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The Stutz Hotel, 40 Fleming,
now has twin bed rooms for men
only. $500 weekly per person.
: j., .i.e aprl5-6tx
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SIGNS-Tor Rent, Rooms for
Rent, Apartment for Rent.
THE ARTMAN PRESS.
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