davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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4-APT. BUILDING

Live in owners apt. consisting OF
rms. and bath with lovely yard
and surroundings and receive in
come from the other apts This
bldg. is in immaculate cond. and is
priced to sell with only $4,000
down. Reasonable terms. HERBERT
8s SONS, Realtors, 515 e Capitol st.
LII. 3-Ol2a. Eyes. IL. 2-27Sl -2R
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COLORED-$13,9O0

SO1IA/ICGA- . ,SUU
$1,500-$2,000 DOWN
6-rm. brick, with 2 inclosed porches,
garage, recreation rm., new gas
heating system. Reas. terms. Quebec
place.
REALTY CO., DI. $500.
-26
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
INDIAN SPRINGS MANOR

lonial; full bsmt. gas h.-w.h., side
porch. det. garage, fenced wooded
lot; 81 800 down, bal. like rent.
HARRY DREISEN, MA. 7772: ewes.
and Sun, SH. 1922. -2S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
A GREEN GROVE

where you can enjoy spacious living
Many 1ne trees on a large lot. with
outdoor fireplace; quality home on
. good street in Bethesda: near
shops, schools and churches Pair
" priced at SIT. 800. Call RE.
$3.50 80.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BRICK RAMBLERS

BRICK RAMBLERS
Open Daily, 10 to Dark
Silver Spring, 9615 Lorraine ave-
3 bedrooms, colored tiled baths,
large living room. dining room,
kitchen, recreation room, maids
rm., laundry in basement, built-in
garage, gas &C. heat: price. $751;
900. Mr.. Stup. ia. 1904.
BEITZELL, DI. 3100
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

in popular "Edgemoor" and only 2
blocks form the P. o. A center
entrance design Of room size with
a secluded living porch and well
planned and planted grounds; de-
and many Of the refinements you'd
expeQt In q nice home; S24,950.
r. r RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill;
open tves,
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RAMBLER

RAMBLER
This N. Arl. ioc. leaves nothing tc
be desired. This mod. brick with
attractive lines; lge. shade trees
level lot; lge. liv. rm with f1repl.
din. rm.. mod. unit equip. kit,
3 lge. bedrms. and 2 tile baths,
exp. attic; bsmt. with oil heat; l.
features. CAN toda, on On this excel.
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Falls Church on q Ice. level lot.
Immaculate cond., excel. neighbor-
hood. This home has lfv. rm., lge.
kit. equipped with garbage dis
posal, 3 bedrms. and bath, lots Of
closet space. gas heat. Assume Gl
loan. Pay only S6S per mo. Pull
price only $11.500.
w. g. L. AREA
Lovely 3-bedrn. Colonial. Your teen
ayers win love being within walk
ing dist. TO Wash. and Lee. Re-
Gently redec. throughout. This white
brick has full bsmt.. lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., full din. rm:, mod.
equipped kit. Ia baths and 3 lge:
bedrms.. side screened porch and
best Of all 1t b 0I approved. This
Town 9 Codntry Realty Co.
1211 N. Highlard ct. oW. 4420
8 tin Q. oW. e426
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l'For Large FamilY-Sl4 $50"

For Large Famlly-S14,950
Here is q 5-bedroom. 2-bath brick
bungalow in Takoma Park, near
sanitarium. Built Immediately before
war Of finest materials: 2 bedrms.
and ] bath down: bedrooms and
Lath up; full basement; sun deck.
Brick Colonial-$15,950
Center-entrance plan; large living
room. family-sized dining room and
large kitchen; well-proportioned
bedrooms and bath on I'd floor;
porch; full basement with half bath:
excellent condition; may go CT at
this price.
Chevy Chase Rambler"
Truly :. custom home; large living
room with fireplace, separate dining
room. all GE kitchen with dish
washer and disposal: 2 large bed
rooms; a paneled den with fireplace;
IA baths: basement; radiant heat;
garage with breeZeway. Over Il acre
lot bordering on Rock Creek Park.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
REALTORS
SH. 5555 till 9.
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Colored, 10th and D SITS. NE.
Home and income in this excel.
3 apts.. oil h.-wh.. priced right
with reas. down pymt. Mr.. Tolson.
FIR. 0390.
O'Bannon Realty, FIR. 5119
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GOOD THINGS

Come in small packages. And we
have here a 3-bedrm. summer cot
tage on an acre plus, with beauti-
full stream. which you will enjoy as
Is, or which you can easily modern
ize into an all-year-around bunga-
low. Just miles from Silver Spring
on a paved road. Price. $4,000
cash. H. & H. DEVELOPMENT CO.,
IO 6.2655 Pc
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
NEW CAPE COD IN BETHESDA
6OO9 Conway rd..-3 double bed
rooms, IN baths, full dining room,
electric kitchen, 22-ft. living room.
full basement. garage, sun deck,
porch, large lot. Only $1S,500.
terms. OIL. 3416; eyes,, OIL. 1850.
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"Brick CoIonial-S15 ESQ"
"Cheyv Chase Rambler"
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRANDYWINE, MD.-5-rm. house.

BRANDYWINE. MD.-5-rm. house.
furnished; owner leaving town and
has reduced price to $4,000 with
$1,000 down. This is a real buy
in the country. Call Mr.. Hamilton,
HI 1899: after pm. HI. 4710.
GLENDALE, MD.-Five-room frame
condition. call Bowie 1856. go
on this perfect-condition, 6-room
asbestos shingle home. Has just
been completely redecorated and
many extra improvements installed:
large fenced yard; Cap. Transit bus
in front OF door: VACANT: immediate
1869; eyes,. CHI. 1867. 26'
all-orick bungalow on extra large lot
overlooking Potomac River. 5 spaci-
Gus rooms on 1st floor: expansion
attic; full basement; gas heat. Ex-
cellent value, terms. Call DI. 1918
till 8 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR-S1. 900
down, non-vet. assume GI loan; g.
bedrm. bungalow, oil heat fenced
yard; mr.. schools, stores and transp.
Ideal for kids. J. RANDALL WAL
CROFT, Realtor. UN. 3400 or
WA. 5611. -26
4I0O 54th ST. Decatur Heights, Md.
Corner house; 5-rm. brick, Ia
baths; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. auto
screens; adjacent to shopping CEN
ter. transp. to door; $4,000, 81 900
down for quick sale. To be sold at
auction, Tuesday, June 9th at 10
am. at Marlboro Court House.
2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. ami; "a
acre lot; $3.50, $1,000 cash. Mr..
s-Sss5. VEST REAL ALE estate R;R'. Is7 =;
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-4-rm.
bungalow. tile bath, ami, full
bsmt.; h-acre lot; $4,000: should
GI with $1,000 down. WEST REAL
ESTATE. HI. 1893; after 8 pm.
1913 GALLATIN ST.. Rogers Heights.
galow; breakfast nook. noored attic,
full basement. firepl., oil h.-w.h..
laund. trays; wide. deep lot; vacant;
close to everything. Erwin REALTY
CO.. HY. o334; eyes,. WA, 1891.
NEW 7,RM BRICK. designed for
floor; 2 bedrms., full bath End tioor;
modern kit. fireplaces; mr.. Univ.
MI Md call sAI1NDvMs MI Meade, va; 1882,
CENTER OF BOWIE, MD.
Large 7-rm. home, h-w.oh., about an
acre Of ground, owner being trans
ferred, must sell. Price reduced to
$11 800. Terms.
LOUIS MILLER, Real Estate
UN. 2723. Ewes, AP. 1850. -26
EAST PINES, Mr.. MD. UNIVERSITY
Charming Cape Cod-type shingle
house, 2 years old. on nice lot.
Beautiful view from front and back
Of house. Suitable for family with
children or retired couple. Two
bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st floor.
Stairs TO partially finished attic.
Priced under $4,000. Call Mrs.
Mckee, MI. 1887.
OPEN SUNDAY. 12 TO 8 PM.
Directions: Out. Bladensburg I'd. to
Peace Cross. right to Edmonston rd.,
left on Edmonston to Riverdale rd.,
right to seth ST., right on Goth st.
to 9th st.
WALKER & DUNLOP
Realtors
1907 o St.. Georgetown ONCE. Hu.
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ALEXANDRIA,
BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
Lovely brick home; lge. liv. rm. and
din. rm.. kit, beautifully equipped
bedrms. and 1 double-bed size rm.,
III baths, deiightful screened porch;
built-in garage; full bsmt. with
Bendix washer; excellently located.
This home is priced below cost.
Owner leaving town; easy terms.
MARY THOMPSON
$500 Mount Vernon Ave-. Alexandria.
TE. B232, TE. e275.
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HoUsEs-sAlE-N.W. tcont.)
UPPER BRIGHTWooD
p. A. TWEED co.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Here is a
nne home in 9 convenient location;
has liy. rrn., den, din. rm.. kit,
knotty pine sunrm. and gar. on
lst a.: 8 twin-sized bedrms. and 2
tic. Full bsmt. with gas heat and
Home practically new, owner anx-
ious to sell. Well financed.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-In its price
range and location this det. brick
house Is one Of the best buys on
the market today. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
slate roof, Venetian blinds, cedar
lined closet, Bendix washer, mir
rored hrepl.. combination screen and
storm windows. built.in gar. This
home is not marked UP but is priced
Tor quick sale to responsible pur-
chaser, S17,950.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-Bedrm. and
bath 1st f.; $23,500. A beautiful
prevar brick. having lge. ltv. rm.
with open flrepl:, screened porch,
din. rm.. kit: bedrm. and bath. 1st
a.; 2 lge. bedrms. and bath on 2nd
H.; stairs to storage attic; gas heat;
garage. A real beauty.
CLEVELAND PARK-Drastically re-
duced for quick sale. Fine det. brick,
2 rms and 2 baths; 3 twin-siZed
bedrms. den on LIST f.; rec. rm. with
hrepl, in bSmt. gar; well land
scaped lot. See this one today.
F. A. TWEED co.
1904 Conn. Ave. NV, EN-. 1890 It'll 8
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CHEVY CHASE

Between the country clubs, attrae-
tive brick. 3-bedrm., 2-bath house
with den,. gas heat, Lear gar;
nice fenced. in garden; walking dis
tanee to schools and transp.; house
only 9 yrs. old. Samuel Z. Hogiey,
Inc, WI. 1920. ewes. OR. 1924. 90
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SLIGO PARK TERRACE

Lovely det. 6-rm brk., Colonial; lge.
liv. .rm., fireplace, full bsmt., side
porch and sun deck; lot 50x130
Assume CT loan. MR.. MUSHINSKY,
RA. 6912; eyes. ia. 4679. -26
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VT
brick Colonial home in
an excel. residential neighborhood:
featuring lge. living rm. with f1re-
place, spacious dining rm, at
'tractively arranged and equipped
kit, front screened porch: 3 bed
rooms, 2 full baths; full basement
with plne-paneled recr. rm. and
built-in bar; also n bath. $500
cash down payment to qualified
veteran. Shown by appointment
only.
YEONAS REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, Braddock Hgts.-sit-
uated in this beautiful section is this
all-brick home;- combination liv. rm.-
din. rm. with firepl.. all-modern kit.
with GE dishwasher. 4 bedrms., 2 "
Bendix washer. fenced-in level lot;
mr.. schools. shopping. transp.. s
min. to Pentagon. Call Mrs. SUIT
ton, OF. 7765, with J. LEE PRICE.
Soe %1 otl; 2s9s gsos 8 X 81 1858 EiSse rd A5l
ANSANDALiE, SI1s 20s' Va. A Older 2-story
from Falls Church to Annandale.
Liy. rm.. din. .rm., kit. on first A.,
3 bedrms. and bath .2nd A.; front
sos snd eaek ssekeT a eaa Sm
$12,5oS, MecAY & MccAY. Real,
ARIiNGToN XIII & sGiR RiDGE RID. sEcTIoS-
A desirable brick home in this .ex-
schools nearby. 3 min. to Pentason;
center hall, with 4 spacious rms. on
LIST mr.; End mr.; 3 twin-siZed bed
rms; storage attic; recr. rm.. maids
rm. and bath In bsmt.; garage; level
s7S5; ,SIi yith :. !. iEE = Price G.;: ssos sos s
FAILS CHuRCH-Brick bungalow. 2
yrs. old, Just redecorated, I1v. rm.
14x19 with white brick firepl., din.
Em:, 2 bedrms. expandable xpa g attie; on
assume existing AZ financing; 20
min. to Pentagon. JE. 3-7561. -26
Uad semidet. wit with faii full bsmt.. oil heat heat,
and quick poss. Just the thing for
Service people. CECIL B. LUPTON,
Realtor, OW. 1898: ewes. IA.
SALE BIZ owNER-Brick Colonial;
insulated: 31a bedrms.; firepl.; at
tached garage: trees; Bendix washer
and dryer; S1s,500. HOBBS. FA.
SIS 900, ALL BRICK. semidet., g.
bedrm.. 1s-bath home; hv. rm. with
firepl., dining rm.. equipped kit;
rec. rm.; oil burner. a.-c. heat. full
bsmt; nice section of OakcreSt, 8,
Arl., Va. j. LEE PRICE. once. 1908
8. Arl. Ridge rd., Arl.. Va. OTIS
TWo.USfT asoeI Ni APT. Ar HOUSE. s. Arl., Va.
Each apt. has. 2 bedrms.., large
dining rm., large liv. rm.. tiled bath,
lovely shaded lot; has a good in.
: come. Can be bought for q small
down payment ny e rssponsioie pn, PVT,
8. Arl. Ridge I'd, Arl.. Va. Otis
rSnd 0X AC0A -g6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

D. c. BUNGALOW
rooms. bath, full bsmt.. gas heat,
Weaver. wo. 4944.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1904 18th CT NV nj 22AR
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UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
Colonial brick home. located best sec
ton Silver Spring, built 194S; 6
lge. rms, IN baths, center hall.
porch, elec. kit, disposal, level
Handicapped lot; S19,950. 9603 Gar
wood st..
Open Sunday, / to 6
n@nrnr ~ ~rYr
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SILVER SPRING
S16.950

SILVER SPRING
$16,95O
Finest prewar modern Cape Cod, ~
firepl.,. beautifully paneled birch den
or bedrm., full-size din. rm., equip
kitchen: 2 lge. bedrms., bath on
2nd floor; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., de-
tached garage; beautiful lot. Call
Mr.. Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA a. WOOD
Elk. Alb; Ewes. and Sunday, Sligo
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COL. VET, 81, 500 DOWN
6-rm. brick. excel. residential area:
veteran, must earn $S5 per week.
ATHEY s. CO., 1928 Vermont ave-.
EX. 1917 Ewes. DE 1870 o7s
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$11,500 BUNGALOW
Very pretty bungalow on large 146-
it. deep lot in exclusive Northwood
Park: Q large bedrms., lge. liv. rm.
with firepl. Fenced. Close to schools.
THE GOSS co.
-..,Az. rvy ~ oot1 ,s,I n
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Colored=BroOkland
ColOred-POSSeSSion

Colored-PoSsession
81 500 down. Off Tennessee Ave. NE.
q rms. and bath: 2 story brick: full
porch porch: '' conv. to ev; EVERYTHING. Priced
to sell this week Call till 0 pm.
weekdays: Sun, 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. d. 1855
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COLORED-$13,5O0
ONLY $1,500 DOWN
Modern 6-rm. brick. with 2 inclosed
porches, fenced yard, garage, recr.
rm., gas h.-w.h., concrete front
porch. OF r. l., 10th st. ne. DI.
Evening star., 1950-06-26

"This Charming Home"
Located mr.. Rock Creek Park nr.
East-West hwy, is in perfect con-
dition; det. brick frame home has
8 rms; s bedrms.; ga baths Uncl.
1st fl. bedrm. g. powder rm.); recre-
alton rm.; large kit; exceptional
breakfast rm.: gas heat. Owner
wants immediate sale. Call ME. 1143
until 8 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-01-13

money. Marrying a divorcee was
quite scandalous in those days.
Unsympathetic public opinion
soon caused Mr.. and Mrs. Emer-
son to leave here for Baltimore.
There Ike opened a small drug
store on a side street. He began
selling Rromo-Seltzer but he had
little success until one day, leg
end has it, a wealthy Balti-
morean who liked to go out on
frequent benders came in all
hung over and asked Ike for
something to cure his miseries.
Naturally, he got Bromo-Seltzer.
He liked it so much that he came
back for more and suggested that
it be put on the market, national
ly.
So in 1893 Ike took off for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition
in Chicago to market his product.
Here his business and promo
tional genius asserted itself. Rid
Continued on page nine)
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-01-13

at page 1872, to secure the indebted
ness therein described, and default
having been made in the payment Of
the said indebtedness, will offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Post Office
Door in Chapel Hill, N. c., at 1900
O'clock noon, on
Friday, February 8, 1850
the following described land, to-wit:
"All those certain lots or parcels
Of land situated, lying and being on
the South side of Knolls Street, and
known and designated as Lots Nos. 80
and 81 in Block &c" of Cole Heights
Extension No. 2, and more particu-
larly described as BEGINNING at
stake in the South property line Of
the said street, the Northwest corner
of Lot No. 27; running thence with the
line of the said lot a. 27' West 100
feet to q stake; running thence North
80 33' West 80 feet to stake; run
ming thence North A. 27' East 100
feet to stake in the South property
line of the said street running thence
along the South property line of the
said street South So 49, East 80
feet to the beginning, and being the
same land conveyed to Floyd W..
Headen and wife, by deed of Glynn
Fields and wife, dated March 8, 1949,
and recorded in the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds of Orange County in
Book at page -.
The sale will be held open for ten
days to receive increased bids.
This the 10Th day of December,
1949.
1. ]. Phipps, Trustee.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-01-13
Work on Old House Brings to Mind the Story
OF Elegant Ike, Inventor of BrOmO- -Seltzer
BIZ Blu KeNons

more. His aunt liked for him to
dress up. She didn't have any
children of her own and she made
a son of Mr.. Ike"
Ike was living in Chapel Hill
with his aunt and uncle, the A. j.
McDades, and was specializing in
chemistry at the University
when he developed Bromo-Selt-
zer. His elder brother, John, also
lived with the McDades. John
was a serious, hard-working
boy. The brothers had moved
into town from their fathers
farm on the old Raleigh road
after their mother had died when
they were quite young.
"Mr. John had it mighty hard.
| can still remember seeing him
one time trying to plow a worn
out field. He was fussing at the
mule, trying to guide the plow,
and trying to keep an old, floppy
hat out of his eyes at the same
time Mrs. McDade said, then
paused and shook with ancient
laughter.
Ike married a good-looking
grass widow who had a little
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-01-13

The current remodeling of the
old Merritt house, being made in
to a restaurant, brings to mind
the story of Ike Emerson, who
used to live there with his aunt.
The inventor of Bromo-Selt-
ger and Chapel Hills first multi
millionaire, Mr.. Emerson was a
sporty fellow who had a great
dislike for manual labor and
lived ten days a week, according
to Mrs. Fanny McDade, a 90
year-old Negro resident of
Chapel Hill, who}well remembers
Ike's escapades of so years ago.
Living ten days week takes
money. Ike got the money in the
1905 by inventing remedy for
the ills incurred by other peo-
pies attempts to live ten days a
week. He invented Bromo-Selt-
zer, the famous headache rene
dy, while he was working in
DR.. A. B. Roberson's drugstore,
which was located on the present
site of the University service
station at the corner of Frank
lin and Columbia streets.
y Flashy clothes, women, shoot
ing the the breeze with tf the Bog $, and and
avoiding physical exertion were
Ike's main interests while he
lived here, according to Mrs. Nc
Dade. He was a well-built, hand
some chap Of medium height who
cut quite a figure when he was
dressed up.
''He sure hated to work. Why,
he never hit the ground hard
enough to kill a snake" Mrs. Nc
Dade chuckled. 'He was a good
scholar, though, and he was very
popular with the crowd which
hung around the drugstore"
"Mr. Ike liked to dress up"
she continued. "He always wore
coat and tie, and he wore shiny
boots much Of the time, even
though they weren't in style any
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-01-13
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power
conferred upon me in a certain deed
of trust executed to me by Floyd w.
Headen and wife, Rose French Hea-
den, dated March %, 1949, and re-
corded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds Of Orange County in Book 1O7
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-01-13

The remodelng of the His aunt liked for him
old Merritt house. being made in dress up She didn't have
restaurant brings to mind children Of her and she
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
Basketball Standings
Island City Basketball League
Sports Calendar
BASEBALL

Island City Baseball League
municipal Stadium,
Afternoon
Each Game, Z Innings
SUNDAY
1:00-Atomic Bombers VS.. Key
West Cubans.
3:00-Adams Dairy VS.. San
Carlos Saints.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
Golden Gloves
Boxing Tourney
Starts Wednesday

The Golden Gloves Tourna-
ment will open at the Key West
Sports Arena, 2O3 Simonton
street, on Wednesday evening at
8 p. m.
A galaxy of local and Navy
boxing talent will give the crowd
the same game, aggressive and
fast matches that they saw at
Noes last winter, under the
same promoter, 1t. John Burk
USN.
Additional entries, not previ-
ously announced include, H. D.
Morey, DM3, VX-l, feather
weight; William Carey. ZP21,
featherwcight; James Robinson,
SurAsDevDet, welterweight: AL
len Gosnell, EFT SN, Fleet Sonar
School, featherweight; James
Woods, so SA, Fleet Sonar
Schol, bantamweight; PFC. Mel
Thompson, Marine lightweight;
James Harvey, Jr., USS, Gilmore,
middleweight: William Nelson,
USS Medregal, heavyweight;
Fred Campbell, USS Medregal,
Electromagnetic; and four en-
tries from the USS Coolbaugh; A.
DeMarco, weight 140; B. Bar
rett. weight 1875; c. Curtin.
weight $50 and L. Curtin, weight
l40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
R. J. CAMPBELL WINS
CLASS a PISTOL
SHOOT YESTERDAY

The pistol shooters of the
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle
Club held an inter-club match at
the Stock Island Range yester-
day.
Sixteen shooters entered the
prize event, a % caliber agre-
gate match of 10 shots slow fire,
over fifty yard course, 10 shots
timed fire GO Seconds) and 10
shots rapid fire 90 seconds for
cash string of five shots). The
prizes were awarded according
to classes. 1t. Gg) R. j. Campbell
won the Glass "A' with a score of
272-300, P. A. McMasters won
the Class "B" with 100000, and
irwin Claxton, Glass &c" with
lS4-3OO.
The Glass &C" winner was de-
cided by the margin or highest
score on the rapid fire event, as
president of the club, M. Ignatius
Lester tied the score shot by
ClaXton on the aggregate.
Scores were as follows: D. H.
Dubois 244, T. Little 239, J. Rails
ton, Jr., 238, R. ]. Mccarthy 232,
J. j, Hogle 226, :. F. Merry 219.
R. w. Buchs 2l2, w. A. Christie
I'll, M. Lester 1874, 1t. c. B.
BREEDING 1872, r. F. Bollinger
IT'S, B. l. F1eer l73, Ernestine
McMaSters 1863.
A center fire (.38 or As CALI
match was fired over the Camp
Perry 25 yard course, Slow, Tim
ed and Rapid fire, thirty shots
total, resulted in ]. F. Merry win
ming with a score of 245-30O, T.
Little 243, j. Ralston, Jr. 238, w.
A. Christie 206, M. l. Lester 1l6,
R. j Campbell 2l8, r. F. Bollin-
ger %, r. w. BuchS 1877.
The club will hold rifle match
next Sunday at the range. The
installation of officers for the
coming year will be held on
Tuesday, February 7th, at the
Jaycee Clubhouse, at which time
pie auction and general social
evening will be held. Members
should drop card to the cub,
Box 1871, SO that enough refresh
ments will be on hand if they
offnto1 fIn
Prizes awarded to the winners
Of Sundays pistol match were
pistol medal tie clasps for each
class. Belt buckles will be award
ed to the rifle shooters winning
the club title.
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2, Machin, X. Rodriguez, o. Rod
riguez; sacrifice hit: Casa: earn
ed runs: Cubans l, San Carlos 3;
struck out: Sanchez 2, Rodriguez
4, Casa 7, Rounds l; Base on
balls: Sanchez 2, Casa 4, Rounds
/: left on base; Cubans 6, Saints
s; stolen bases; Acevedo and Las
tres 2, Pazo /; hit by pitcher: O..
Rodriguez and Knowles (by Casa
Rabotin (by Rodriguez; double
play: Hernandez to Machin. Ma
chin to Pazo to Knowles, P. Rod
riguez to Acevedo; pitchers sum
mary: 3 hits off Sanchez in 4 in
nings-7 hits off Casa in 6 one
third innings; winning pitcher:
Sanchez; losing pitcher; Casa;
time of game: l hour. 40 minutes;
umpires: Calero and Griffen;
scorer: Aguilar.
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CUPBOARD CLUB TO
RACE THIS SUNDAY

Key West boat racing fans
know thew can expect an excit-
ing afternoon on Sunday Febru-
airy 5. This date has been chosen
by the Key West Cupboard Club
for their Fourth Annual March
of Dimes Race. Past races by
this club have proven that any
thing can happen. In the l947
March Of Dimes race, Elmo Ma
loney took a spill which won
him his nickname Flip Johnny
Baker and Bob Ikerd, both vet
eran racing drivers. collided IN a
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l948 race, while rounding a bouy
for the finish.
James Hanson. who took sec
ond place in Glass e" in the
l949 Biscayne Regatta. will be
driving the Hogan" the boat that
won him the honor. Another
K.W.O.C. member who holds a
trophy from the same Regatta is
Bill Hanson. He placed third in
livestock &C" Glass.
The KWOC. is a member of
the American Power Boating AS
sociation and holds all its races
according to rules made by this
national rganization.
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Your Horoscope

MONDAY, JANUARY 80, 1850
To-day is a resourceful dan
and gives ability for organization.
There is a little lack of coordina-
ton of effort and thought, shown
in different ways 1t may be a
breakdown, a separation from
kindred, or it may show in some
other way. Final success, how
ever, is probable.