The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 16, 1936, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1936. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN BOOMLERA NG cio =) POLITICAL | Today's Horoscope! BY AcArna CHristie: merset House,” said Mr. ge. “But what will is it? I I can probably tell you any- you want to know about—er— "t a family will,” said said Mr. S; e. And so strong was his almost hyp- notic power of drawing confidences | out of his clients that Frankie, who |had not meant to do so, succumbed to the manner and told him. “I wanted to see the will of Mr. | Savage—John Savage.” “In-deed.” A very real astonish- howed in Mr. Spragge’s voice. I do not know what to do. 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I half an hour ago.” ie hi out a hand, and Mr. letter into it with f one saying: “There, see for what your foolishness has 2 into.” AGGE [Mrs. a} 4 of me, but d something helped you the on me. Alan Car- erested in what you Maltravers case. EDITH RIVINGTON. Carstairs a client of kie demanded excit- Agatha Christie) Frankie delightedly discovers @ brand new lead, tomorrow. Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company Erfective December 22nd, 1935. Leaves P. M. arriving Key Wes Leaves St. Pete S. S. CUBA Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesi days at 2 7 A. M. Mondays and Thursdays. sburg on Sundays at 4:15 P. M. arriving Key West 7 A. M. Monday. :30 Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A. M. for Havana. Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 5 P. M. for Port Tampa, Fla. For further information and rates call Phone 14. J. H. COSTAR, Agent. ‘at Bayview P:.rl SPORTS }} BY JOVE CLEANERS WON OVER ACEVEDO STARS SUNDAY) | SCORE IN GAME PLAYED AT| NAVY FIELD WAS 4 TO 2; 1 SALINERO HELD OPPOSI-} TIGN TO SEVEN SAFETIES The White Star Cleaners de-} jfeated the Acevedo Stars by a 4| ‘day afternoon at} This is the second straight vies jtory for the White The Clean scored their first | run in the third ea a single by ia double by J. Na: center, urth frame the ,Ace-! i ' otted the count,. on 'Cates’ doutle ta Jeff, and scoring -en two inf, Tie Whit Stars. H Stars,,scored enough in the sixth to..,cine! ame—iwo markers. Tl jancther in the seventh it | good measure. ; The losers marked up jlast run in the seventh, also. | Leading hitters: F. Acevedo, three out of four, one good for a Barcelo, with two doubles i a single. Rueda, D. Lopez and J. Navar- ro for the winners and F. Acevedo and G. Acevedo for the losers | were outstanding in the field. Seore by innings: R. H. E., White Star Cleaners— | 001 002 100—4 11 1} Acevedo Stars— 000 100 100—2 7 2 Batteries: Salinero and Joe Navarro; E. Rodriguez and Geo. Acevedo. uns their FOLLOWING THROUGH The Social! Diamondball League will play one game this afternoon beginning at 5 o'clock. The Sanitary Department ohtfit will meet the Bayview Park boys, if weather permits. Tomor- row the tackle the Administration aggre-| t the second of series will j vent girl game the High will play the! The second game} of the series is a toss up. The first contest was won by the Con-j 19 to 13, and if the C.| M. I. team wins they will cinch the | pennant. If the Stars win they will have to play the decidi ra game Friday night. In the sec-j est the! Independents will | e Park Figers. This game} end ¢ play j will be hard-fought for the Coop-| er boys have been training hard} >| gives E |place his money on Atwell. INEWS AND NOTES ABOUT BOXING The boxing card that is staged by the American Legion; on the niga? of March 19th at the | Navy Field Arena will attract al large crowd. Emory Blackwell, Key West, weighin; 180 pounds, and Baby Ray Atwell, challenger, who tips the scales at 174 pounds, will meet in the n will weigh in for 2 p. m Blackwell ment of Har being ain event. They this fight at of the event. the manage- Sylvestrie, of New | York, and ‘he sure showing the champ the finer pcints of the game. jeveloping a ght that is po‘sen. When he hits on |his sparring party ly go down. three good Miami, a li Kid Tony, of and two ;!him a target as i ey {well in front of iim. Hastings to place on e any / invited to see Mr. Smith. Baby Ray Atwell, the challen- ing with Cheta Baker and W: Jackson every day. M son, as I stated in| my article of last week, money Tea Should anyo Mr. Licata and Mr. Loygez are acti as advisors to Atwell and _ the: can’t see how in the world Baby e. ters train every after- noon from 2 until 4 p. m., At- well at the Navy Field and Black- \Today’ s Setladays! SSCHOSHSEHSOSESESEEE William B. Stout of Detroit. airplane designer-builder, born at| Quicy, Ill, 56 years ago. George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia, noted lawyer, there, 69 years ago. Perey Mackaye of Research Department will) H., famed poet-dramatist, born in} ew York, 61 years ago. E. M. Newman of Chicago, be | travel lecturer, born in Cleveland, | James F. Fogarty of New York;j for this game. The opener wi begin at 7330 o'clock sharp. Other events for the week wil! be Wednesday night at 8 o’clock. } band congert at Bayvie Thursday, big fight at the Navy | Field Arena, main attraction will! be between Emory Baby Rey Atwell. 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Rifle Club of America” will gath-| s matters of vital im- portance to the future of newly-formed and | ' organization. | Ways and means of developing| the property, now being prepared | This evening at | this| . 1 ast-growing and shaped up, into a high class, and efficient rifle range, will be discussed. A full attendance requested and all persons interest- | ed in joining the club are cordially | invited. | The club room is located on the | second floor of the Court House. ' As soon as the club range is “ : | ng condition the memb: rs | will be able to indulge in shoot-| ing and work up an elimination | | tem for the benefit; __ participating. At the meeting evening member will be assigned a definite duty in the affairs of the; organization. | The minimum age for joining is 16 years and girls are eligible | for membership. | For further informstion see ei-, ther Howard England, Joe Arlt/ or Jack Harris. | In the event cf rain this eve-| ning, it is understood, the meet- | ing is to be postnoned until Wed- | nesday night. this utility head, born in Philadelphia, ; } 48 years ago. | i greene i Elsie Janis, actress, orn at] Columbus, Ohio, 46 years ago. | i ——— | | Conrad Nagel, actor, born Keobuk, Iowa, 39 yor ago. ! { JOHN C. PARK 328 SIMONTON ST. PLUMBING .DURO PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES PHONE 348 DEEP SEA FISHING Specializing in Day and Night TARPON FISHING RADIO CRUISER MOCCASIN * CAPT. 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