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WOmen'S Society
Holds Meeting

The Womcn's Society of Chris
tian Service held a stork shower
last night for Mrs. j. c. Harring-
ton in the Church Annex of the
Lee Memorial Methodist Church.
Prior to the shower, business
meeting was held at the church.
Mrs. Rosetta Russell was chos-
en- as the sunshine shower hon
orary for the month of July
Members attending were: Mrs.
Eldon Simmons, Miss Miriam E.
Carey. Mrs. l.. B, Hood Mrs.
Merrill Sands. Mrs. William T.
Doughty, Mrs. Cecil Gates. Mrs.
r. Nj. Bramlett, Mrs. John h.
Harvey, Mrs. Leland Carey, Mrs.
Harold c. Hurt, Mrs. II. r. Nc
Kibben and Mrs. J, c. Harring-
ton.
Mrs. j. H. Brady, Mrs. J. Min
20, Mrs. Albert Cruz, ST., Miss
Elizabeth Rosam, Mrs. Carrie
Rosam, Mrs. Lulu Maloney, Mrs
Blanche Roberts, Mrs. Million
Roberts. Miss Catherine Knowles,
Mrs. G. r. Peterson, Mrs, Tom
Curry Mrs. Harry Richardson,
and Mrs. Lorena Buckley.
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Perky Lodge Is
Leased BY Jaffe

Perky Lodge and its Al acres
have Just been leased by Harry
Jaffc, who has been in show
business for 35 years. and will
open September /, he told The
Citizen today.
Jaffe has taken a IL year lease
from Haipert and Wepman of Mi
ami. He will do a complete reno
waiting job on the Lodge so that
by next season it will be deluxe
fishing lodge and restaurant.
Jaffe and his wife were SO I'M
pressed with Key West and the
Keys when they drove down here
four years ago, that they decided
this would be the place they
would like TO live.
They are going to become citi-
Gems of Key West, and hope to
join in all community life as ac-
tive participants.
II think Key West and the
Keys are the coming territory of
the United States" said Jaffee.
Il have been all over the world,
and / have never seen anything
so thrilling and beautiful as rid
ing over that span Of water on
the Overseas Highway. When the
people of America find out the
glories Of the Keys, there will be
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]. Watson
Relieves People
As Legal Officer

Lieutenant Junior gradel James
T. Watson has relieved Lieuten-
ant dunior grade) Donald J. Pep
pie as Legal Officer, u. S. Naval
Station, Key West, Fla. Lieuten-
ant dg) People is reporting 10
Washington, d. c.. where he will
be with the Admiralty Division,
Office of the Judge Advocate
General.
From Sept. until Oct. 1850. 1t.
Gg) Watson attended the U. S.
Naval School OF Justice, located at
Newport. r. l. In October 1850 he
was transferred to the Navy De-
partment, Office Of the Judge Adj
vocate General, Washington. d.
c., serving there until July 1851.
He was graduated from Way
cross High School, Waycross. Ga,
in 1888.
While on the college campus in
1947 he was Treasurer of the Jun
Tor Class of Law School. In 1913
he served as Associate Justice of
the Honor Court, and was grad
uated from the University of
Georgia with a Bachelor of Laws
Degree.
Lieutenant (jgl Watson was en-
gagged in the General Practice of
law with the firm of Oxford and
Oxford of Lakeland, Fla, from
Sept. /, l943, until Sept. l. 1850.
He is presently on military leave
from the law firm.
Lieutenant Gg) Watson is a
member of the: Masons, Exchange
Club of Lakeland, Fla, Jaycees,
VF.W., Florida Bar, Georgia Bar,
and has been admitted to practice
law in Federal Courts.
Lieutenant jgl Watson is en-
titled to wear the: American Area,
European-African-M Middle Eastern
Area, World War II Victory and
the Good Conduct Medal.
Married to the former Lillian
A. Peoples of Jasper, Fla, they
are presently living in Key West
at Cactus Terrace. They have two
children, Stephen c. Watson, 5,
and Paula w Watson, 3.
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tan should ever be idle.
Mrs. W. H. Bell, Mrs, Raymond
FELTON,. Mrs. L. Arthur Barbe,
Mrs. Daniel Garcia, Mrs. H. 7.
Beshear, and Mrs. Reggie Pritch-
ard assisted Mrs. Rogers in the
presentation of the discussion
program which followed.
Mrs. James Sterling read the
Twenty Fifth Psalm for the de-
votional, and the business meet-
ing was conducted by Mrs. Fred
Miller, the groups president.
Mrs. w. II. Bell announced
that Mrs. Reggie Pritchard and
Mrs. Herbert Pace would be the
hostesses for next Sundays Java
Hour at the USO.
Members were urged TO attend
the meeting Of the United Coun-
Gil Of Church Women to be held
at IL am, july 3lst at the Con-
gregational Church on William
Street.
The next meeting of the wom-
en- of the Presbyterian Church
will be held at pm, August 20,
at the Church Hall.
Members attending the meet
ing were: Mrs. w. H. Bell, Mrs.
J. Burnham Maynard, Mrs. l.. T.
Brown. Mrs. B. c. Papy, Mrs.
Reggie Pritchard. Mrs. James
Sterling, Mrs. Raymond FELTON,,
Mrs. H. r. Beshear, Mrs. Herbert
Pace, and Mrs. Earl Julian.
Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Joseph
Bringman, Mrs. Lester Fowler,
Mrs. Gleason Snow, Mrs, Ralph
Rogers, Mrs. David McDaniels,
Mrs. L. Arthur Barbe, Mrs. Dav-
i'd Garcia, Mrs. Ralph Harlem
slime, Mrs. Harold Gibson, Mrs,
Ruth Jackson, Mrs. James Gam
BILE, Mrs. Julian Marks, Mrs. j. c.
Specht, and Mrs. j. w. KovaSh4
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Miss Minnie-Cdrdner Schutt Married
In, Maine To Lloyd Der,oood Hes

Miss Minnie-Gardner Schutt
was married last week at the West
Parish Congregational Church in
Bethel, Maine. to Mr.. Lloyd Der
wood Isles.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Perkins
Schutt, formerly managers of the
Casa Marina here. and now of
Bethel, Maine and Fort Meyers,
Florida. The bridegroom is the
son of MIR. and Mrs. +. D. lies of
Pollock, Louisiana.
The afternoon ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Hartley
II. Johnston of Damariscotta,
Maine. He was assisted blythe Rev.
Charles Pendleton of Bethel.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown
of white chantilly lace with an
off-the-shoulder neckline. Her
veil was of illusion tulle and she
carried white roses with stephan
otis and fleurs d'amour.
Mrs. Richard Emmons of Bur
lington, Vermont was the matron
of honor. She wore a picture gown
and hat of jonquil organdy and
carried a bouquet OF spring flow
ers.
The brides attendant was Miss
Elizabeth Banks of Randolph
Center, Vermont Her dress was of
lime organdy and she also carried
a bouquet Of spring flowers.
Miss Margaret Wynne Ramsey
of Long Beach, California was the
flower girl She wore a Kate
Greenaway frock of lavendar
tulle. Her wreath was of spring
flowers and she carried a basket
of white rose petals
The best man was Mr.. D. Nor
vim Humphrey of Los Angeles,
California, and the ushers Mr..
Lawrence c. Day of Nobleboro,
Maine and Donald Morrell OF
Bethel, Maine.
Organ music was played
throughout the ceremony.
More than two hundred guests
attended the reception at the home
of the brides parents which fol-
lowed the wedding ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. lies are now on
a wedding trip which viii include
a visit with the bridegroom'S par
ents in Louisiana. They will live
in Santa Monica. California,
Out of town guests at the we'd
ding were: Mrs. George Schutt
and Miss Frances Schutt of Mi
ami; Miss Hazel Beatty of Tam
pa; Mrs. Guy Layton, Mrs. Delbert
Campbell, MIR, and Mrs. Charles
Beatty and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marble, all Of Binghamton, New
York; MIR. and Mrs. John Hayes of
Syracuse, New York; Miss Clara
Knapp and Miss Lilly White OF
Palo Alto. California; and Mrs
Wynne r. Ramsey of Long Beach,
California.
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ian Sisters, 1880 p. m, Pyth-
ian Temple.
Meeting, Shrine Club, 8 p. m,
Jaycee Clubhouse.
MONDAY, JULY 23-
Meeting Anchor Lodge No. 1872,
p, m. Scottish Rite Temple
Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi Sor-
GRITTY. 8 p. m, Meeting Place
on Simont0n.
Swimming Glasses. Officers
Wives Club. $50 400 p. m,
Seaplane Base Officers Pool.
Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship
No s. Flying Cloud" p. m,
Sea Scout Headquarters.
TUESDAY, JULY "a
Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club,
Fern Chapter 81, Order of
Eastern Star, 3 p m, home of
Mrs, II. f. Pace, 1929 Avenue
T..
Meeting, Kiwanis Club, Gas p.
m. South Beach Patio Rest
auTant.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club. 8
=, m, Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling. Navy Wives. 9 a. m,
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting, Order of DeMolsy
Bows. 7.3O o. m. Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship, 8 p. m, First Methodist
Church Annex,
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re
bekah Lodge No, II, 8 p. m,
Knights of Pythias Hall
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is
Meeting. American Legion, Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. %, 8
pm, Stock Island Pc
Home.
Dessert Bridge, Airship Dew
ron Officers Wives Club, /
pm. Aeropalms Club.
Meeting, La Concha n avy
Wives Club 80, 1880 am
Building 1913, Naval Station.
Bowling. Officers Wives, 1876
pm. Naval Station Bowling
Alleys
Meeting. Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, pm, { Ia b
House.
Meeting. Duplicate Bird s {
Club. 745 pm, Coral Room
Overseas Hotel
Meeting. Scottish RITE Bodies
3 pln-. Scottish Rite Temple
Meeting, Junior Debs, 1850 P
/ ~, Woman's Club Auditor
: iuua-
/ THURSDAY, JULY 20
Swimming Glasses, OtilcefS
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CARD OF THANKS

On occasion of the recent tragic
death of our dear son, Bobby Al.
varez, our seventeen year old Lad
who was killed returning home
from Key West. Many friends
were kind in their sympathy. We
cannot personally pay our obli-
cations of thanks to each one,
and so we publish in The Key
West Citizen this public express
sion of our gratitude, in the hope
that it may be received as per-
sonal by all to whom our thanks
are due.
THE FAMILY.
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Wives Club. 2:90-3:30 pm.
Seaplane Base Pool
Sewing Glass, Monroe County
Hospital wonan's Auxiliary,
2 pm, Monroe General Hos
pital.
Meeting, Ladies' Auxiliary,
VFW. Post 39ll, 8 pm. Post
Home. Stock Island.
Tennis Glass. Officers Wives
Club, Q am, Tennis Court
near pool.
Meeting. JayShees. 1850 pm
JayCee Clubhouse.
Meeting. American L c ion
Auxiliary. Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %. 6 pm, Legion
Home. Stock Island.
Meeting, DR.. Felix Ware ] q
Lodge No. "a. 8 pan, Cuban
Masonic Lodge.
FRIDAY. JULY II
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony-
NOUS, 6 pm, First Presbyterian
Church Annex
Meeting. Fern Chapter, No Il
Order of Eastern Star, 8 PM
Scottish Rite Temple,
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DRY TORTUCAS

Continued from Page One)
it served as quarantine station.
All yellow fever cases aboard
ships were brought to the small
island. Then the Fort served as a
Navy coaling station. In World
War /, the Navy equipped her for
a seaplane base. The military
moved out following the war,
From 1920 until 1885 the historic
old Fort was alone. Hurricanes
and fire were its only and un-
wanted companions. Fishing
boats, Navy vessels, and com
mercial shipping passed the inn
mense brick ruins.
One world-famous fisherman
did more than cruise by Fort
jefferson. He fell in love with
the beauty and bird life of Dry
Tortugas. He resolved to do some-
thing to salvage the magnificent
Fort, to conserve it for the people
of the United States. And he could
do something concrete about con-
serving it, for he was President
of the United States, Franklin u.
Roosevelt.
In 1895 the U. S. Park Service
took over Fort jefferson and an
area of 100 square miles around
it.
A new era began in the life of
the old Fort.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow
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Paul T.. AIbUry
Disaster Chairman

Paul G Albury has been ap-
pointed new Red Cross disaster
chairman of the city recreation
department.
Major Earl Dillon, newly elect
cd chairman of the local chapter
made the appointment.
Mr.. Albury has called a meet
ing Of his committee for p. m.
tonight at the Chapter House.
corner of Whitehead and Front
Streets.
The meeting will consider plans
for the coming year, All persons
interested in serving on this I'M
portant disaster committee are
urged to attend.
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Coming EUents

TUESDAY, JULY II
Meeting, Kiwanis Club, GAS
pm, South Beach Patio Re
Stauraut.
Bridge, officers Wives Club d
pm. Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling, Navy Wives, 9 am.
Naval Station alleys.
Meeting, Key West Assembly
No. 10. Order of Rainbow
Girls. 7:30 pm, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting. Minoca Council DE
gree of Pocahontas. pm
Redman'S Hall
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10
Meeting. Business and Women 5
Professional Club, 8 p, NJ
Home of Mrs. Vera Marks.
Casa Roma.
Meeting, Business and PROBES
sional Womcn's Club, p m,
Home of Mrs. Vera Marks,
Casa Roma.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club, No. 88, 1890 a.
m. Building l78, Naval Sta
ton,
Bowling, Officers Wives Club
100 p. m, Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Meeting. Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. 8 p. M Cluo
House.
Meeting, Dade Lodge No. a.
Masonic Group, p. m, scot
fish Rite Temple.
Duplicate Bridge, 7:4o p, m
Coral Room, Overseas Hotel.
THURSDAY. JULY 10
Tennis Glass, Officers wives
Club, 8 a. m., Tennis Court
Near Pool.
Meeting, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, Post No. 1911, 8 P, ~
Post Home, Stock Island
Meeting. Elks Club, 8 p. M
. Elks Lodge,
Meetinc. VX-I Officers Wives
Club, 1890 p. N, Aeropali'lS
Club. ,,,.
Swimming Glass, Officers wives
Club $50 $3.50 P. M sea
plane Base Pool.
Sewing Group. Monroe Cooll'S
Hospital Woman's Au%iha'y
. p. m. at Hospital,
Meeting, Martha Linda tfai -!
Circle of Woman'S MlSSlol
Union. 10 q. m. First BaptiS'
Church.
FRIDAY. JULY 20 A..
Meeting. Alcoholics Ano15
nous, s p. M, First PfeS0S
terian Church Annex.
Meeting. Key West Amateur
Radio Club, 7;30 P M Nat
ional Guard Armory'
Meeting, Triangle Club OF Fytil'
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SMALL FRY
CORNER
BY Angelo
DRAGON PLUSH AND
FRENCH CLOTHILDE

(What Went Before: A beauti-
full French lady named CLOT-
Hide who was made Of Lin
ogess china lived in the bay win
dow of an old house She was sit
ting in d cart shaped like horn
which had roses in it when June
came. The cart was driven by
DRAGON PLUSH, who had lost
his head somewhere IN his past.
They both wanted to go to the
Land of Goodness Knows What
and the Land Of Goodness Knows
Where. but they couldn't because
DRAGON PLUSH didn't have
anv head. THE STATUE OF MR..
PICKWICK who lived on the
what-not shelf near the bay win
dow found a broken head of a
china dog to put on DRAGON
PLUSH.)
CHAPTER v
So they took the head Of the
china dog and stuck it on the neck
Of DRAGON PLUSH. They used
a brush and some glue and ORA
CON PLUSH shiVered when the
glue trickled down his long neck
Then they all stood back to
see what DRAGON PLUSH would
do
French CLOTHILDE pulled the
reins on her golden cart.
bets start to the Land OF
Goodness Knows What and the
Land of Goodness Knows Where,
she called out to what she thought
was DRAGON PLUSH.
But DRAGON PLUSH didn't
start going anywhere!
He Just Slumped right there on
the sill of the bay window and
said, Bow WOW, bow WOW"
Whats the matter with your"
asked French CLOTHILDE.
Whats the matter with your"
asked the STATUE OF MR..
PICKWICK.
Whats the matter with you?
You sound like us" said all the
CHINA DOGS.
DRAGON PLUSH tossed his
dogs head. Il can't pull your
golden cart. You are much to
heavy for me. Besides, I'd like a
bone" he said,
Now this seemed very strange
TO French CLOTHILDE. DRAG
ON PLUSH had never eaten a
bone before. He had lived OK
clusively on the leaves of the pot
ted plants on the bay window
sill.
French CLOTHILDE whipped
him hard with a'feather fan.
"Plcasc hurry and go to the
Land of Goodness Knows What
and the Land Of Goodness Knows
Where. We have been waiting for
such long time" said French
CLOTHILDE.
please hurry" said the STAT
| UE OF MR.. PlCKWICK.
Come on, come on" SAID all
the CHINA DOGS.
Nope" said DRAGON PLUSH
with his little dogs head. Il don't
want to go anywhere. I like II
right here in the bay window. Tn
a domestic fellow. I'd rather be
at home. l do not want to go &c
the LAND of Gopdness Know;
| What and the Land of Goodnes;
| Knows Where
/ "Oh. dear" said French
| CLOTHlLDE. we never Should
have put a dogs head on my
/ DRAGON PLUSH" And she be.
gan to cry.
/ ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
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What's COOKING
In Key West
KEY WEST FLOATING ISLAND
A coNcH RECIPE EVERY DAY

tx w Go Iva 4N[ A0LANG
One half cup sugar
Three eggs
A pinch Of salt
Two cups of evaporated milk
One teaspoon vanilla
One teaspoon almond flavoring
Six tablespoons confectionerS'
sugar
Two squares Bakers bitter
chocolate
First make a soft cuStard as
follows; To the yolks of three
eggs, add one half cup of sugar,
Beat slightly and add salt. Scald
and stir in very slowly the evap-
GRATED milk. Place in double boil
er and stir constantly until custard
thlCkens about fifteen min
utes. q
Flavor with vanilla and almond
flavoring. Place in serving dish
and allow to cool. Cover over with
a clean piece of linen to avoid a
crust forming on the c,istard. Now
beat the egg whites until stiff.
Add confectioner's sugar. Crate
into the whites the bitter choco-
late and mix we'll Heap The
whites on the Custard and CRATE
a small quantity of chocolate in
the center Of the whites. This may
be served with the cuStard still
warm or put into the refrigerator
and serve cold.
Serves four people
From Key West Cook Book, Wo-
mans Club
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no limit to the numbers who will
come here"
Jaffe will be letting contracts
the coming month for renovations
on the buildings, landscaplng, ell
ectrical work and other changes
Il am bringing in the best chef
| can find" he said. I'VE will
serve dinners, and of course
about 40 sports fishermen and
their families can put up at our
lodge"
The Jaffes' 13-year-old son, Eli,
will join them next week and re-
side at Perky's for the summer.
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All Band Members
Will Be Measured
For NelU Uniforms

All members of the Band of
the Key West High School are
asked to report at 10 am. We'd
nesday at Dillon Hall to be mca-
sured for their new uniforms.
Band members are asked to
check their height and weight
before coming so that this infor-
nation may be given to the fit
tiers.
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Loom OF Time Vas Featured Topic
At Meeting OF Circle T,Uo Women

The Loom the subject of the lesson given last night
by Mrs Ralph Rogers the meeting of Circle Two Of the Women
OF the First Presbyterian Church in the social hall
Bssng the scriptures from John a. psalms 1920
and Ola she gave an Interpretation ofsed Slime ed time,
and ,ellsed time brought Importance of time for
leisure and rest and this busy life
Mrs Rogers also question whether not Chris
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NeW Arrival S
;GTRI. ron SAUNDERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saunders
of S Elizabeth Street announce
the birth of daughter, Deborah
Alice. who was born at 1908 a.
m. Sunday morning at Monroe
General Hospital.
The baby weighed seven
hounds. six ounces and has a
three year old sister, Sharon d.
ayp
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Ancient Paris, often the target
of invasion, was captured and
plundered several times by the
Vikings more than 1000 years
ago.
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Daughter For currYs

Carolyn Nannette is the name
of the new baby born at 5:49 am.
Yesterday at the Naval Hospital
Ia Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N Curry who
have been living at 5l3 oIlvia
Street with Mrs. Curry's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Carrera.
Mr.. Curry is now in San Diego
aboard the U.S.S. Bream. The
new baby, her brother Billy. Mrs.
Curry and her sister. Miss Geors-
cite Carrera. viii leave in about
six weeks to join Mr.. Curry IN
San Diego.
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.SOclnINOtes

City Commissioner A. Maitland
Adams has left for Cleveland,
Ohio for a two week stay,
Initiation of new members will
be featured at the meeting of the
Minoca Council Number Is of
Pocahontas at 3 p. m. tonight at
Redmen's Hall A social hour Will
follow the business meeting.
County Judge Raymond Lord
is preparing to attend the County
Judges convention in Daytona
Beach. Florida.
The judges will convene July
19 through July 81.
Mrs. Vera Marks invites all
members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club to bring
their bathing suits when attend
ing their meeting tonight at 8 pm.
at Casa Roma. Anybody desiring
to swim in the Casa Roma pool
is invited to do SO.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl II. Pinder
and sons, Clarke and joey, of
Wadden avenue, left Sunday for
Washington to visit Mrs. Finders
brother-in-law and sister, Chief
(USNl and Mrs. John E. Wells,
and uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph L, Higgs.
Mr.. Higgs is stationed in thei
main office of the United States
Weather Bureau, with which hel
has been connected for almost 30I
years. He has flown more than
$4,000 miles since the beginningl
of World War II in trackingI
weather and in establishing
weather stations in foreign coun-I
tries that cooperate with the bu-
reau in Washington.
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City Commissioner A. Maitland
Adams has left for Cleveland,
Ohio for two week stay,
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ExPER. YouNG WOMAN to hell
refs. and health card required: sieei
in two nights; 5Ka days; S25 wk
Apply 1901 Blagden ave. NV.
WHITE COUPLE. wife must be expe
rienced cook. husband to act a
handy man and chauffeur; live In
city references. VIII consider expe
rteneed cook only. ia. $500.
CHHLOKED HILAO GIkL c to care for children
I've ~. LII. 1-O909. -3
COLORED LADY-Exp., to take car
OF children: reasonable hrs; goo
wages: Ii. 3-64l7.
C0LORED WOMAN for genera
housework for small settled family
live in. WI. 1870,