The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 6, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO te ——- —. AND NOW THE RUMORS END 3 DIVORCES IN | YEAR Rarept , CHICAGO, Ul — Mrs. Beulah . , os | By the time this editorial is published. | Leggitt, 31, recently obtained Ly P Key Westers will not have long to wait to her fifth divorce since her’ first clear dreane aed" ame meets know who have been elected the five com- | Mariage fifteen oe gi lp — re | ye + i he car “ tty Betty Sb ye te ad West ane missioners. : | declares she intends to marry “leeres as ey West, Piortas, os eeccnd clase matte: | And when that result is known, you —_ if the opportunity presents . | may be sure you will not hear any more ase or Tae AssOClATED PRESS a Sactustvety catia 2 IN WALKED THE “DEAD” Th Aaeertntet Frese te | adverse propaganda about any of the can- | eo x —*t'-] Sue pacer asd | didates | amine peeed ELIZABETH, N. J.—In court If you want to hear things about your- self and members of your family, but par- ticularly about yourself, that you had never | wt a hearing on his applieation to have his wife declared legally ot a8 dead, Philip J. Re ain refor | field as sur « when . HiVEN that | stated | heard before, and nobody else had heard vod a bey ae = . Mk ts al hey A} close ber ate No. 668, now { September, A my offt t gz iat AD ERTINNG RATES Bate Beewe on application, i ii end explained her iid not know i ip to the time you entered politics, just an- nounee for public office. oy rowwwee & te be derived are & cents @ line ° invites @ie- Japan is th H é E = 1%) _ ee husband was looking for her sree. seve | ‘Let the dead past bury its dead.” | until she read a newspaper notice be bad At renting eotives, cards of resolutions . a é his club. a - x Soome, ote. em be) That line in Longfellow's Psalm of Life | « the applicatios oe there.” Her fen me - entertainment cherctes tre | does not apply to politics, for it is the dead : , 4 Care! King the i t that rumor mongers and mudslingers i 4) Fy i Ba E loat over. They dig and dig and, if they | can not find anything, they make up some thing against you j SOTICR OF APPLICATION > rom rat wn mail table. Yes, if you want te know more about dante DaTge— Ate. at 8 wcribed there c= poy he the ourself than you know vourself, just enter | House door om the through it. Then she gave i a race for a political job. i ni Many of the rumors were so wild and ; Tate ridiculous they did not rate an answer. One ‘ : “Oh, such rumor, though it did not concern a t De got her disappointment in observ- ’ e 4 ; : ty Florence Eo Sawyer. idate, made the rounds of the town il = in" ing the utter happiness on Eve's esterday and made Anne set the table That rumor wes to the effect that all sandwiches and ogee, Femme the voting machines had broken down and pag § L~ tf --| that the ballots would be cast in the former | ,,7"* tanta "he is. 1 manner. The first to tell The Citizen about . om Anne, darling, I'm sorry. t was John England, county supervisor of . é not registration, who is cust an of the ma rt Sead ——_ } We heard ft Shand the > Ms chines e heard it many times after FOOD FOR GERMAN PE: A nd County Commissio Clarence taste said he thought we should run a re ° me 1 he ectre of German misery and a 2 ' ever eyes : » deny it He was told that The Cler ’ ret’ Mar eurring now and threatening . . had a story about the machin Hy Florence Eo Sawyer 1c ble wee form this winter has hor . me!” > n put in the polling places for ' ' 9 ~e ary Ernest Bevin, — > morrow eur tevtaer has a aled to the - PPRVENTH ste er. The ¢ ze is nf uP sTaTe oF ‘ State ywn country to take ron “4 romor s 20 utterly id is nd b prevent chaoti a . y wz © : +4 washed and the place in order. ‘ + * on — ere re 4 € mee pasties : from the ender 0 a . ore mere i under German V-m oe e x nder Germar is onDEn oF runt aries REMINDERS aiiea damval DAILY ¢ . Re v d the pr rr By a the i he relig i Standard Press Association ease which may spread a t re n tell< them ‘ " kewise gives validity | ANNIVERSARIES . pest feelings of humanity which si er : 821 — John ‘Wilkinson, nav " . “ — anct. That ix why we have } Va, Died Annapolis, Dec. 29, 1891 ' ai ie ‘ a . 7 1841—Neison W. Aldrich, Rhose « th . Island « man. a ‘ f the me Cou my t s9nese man and Republican from which there ix no d for t] leader, one of the great of hi r scat. ti ble , o oe ' generation, Foster, R. 1 i : Died A 16, 1915. oe . what the Supreme Court 1 n Philip Souse, mus S ilies P mand leader, famed and “inconigrona SMEARING OUR LEADERS be ngton. D.C. Died . ry r helple a necebeiaaadl Mar 1932 - ae von conte 1860—ler J ewsk the eat ett most me re SoTrer Te .rrran nd F ’ ‘ : : : : "| Died in New ¥ 1 r mt ' 1878 -G: “ r ‘ the 4 . - . i r b nor t e th 7 “ " f d a i r A i ' w HISTORY ik: . : 7_F Americar ' eez- | ained Went | and A Shanghai ( seat an In the « ' r Baptist he char " ) hope the { is aie @0—Abraham I In clec 4 i ' “ the k i - - } , seoTK nm OF SPE ATION . one r P e Chepter 2 toe 1 oP ‘ ' ted ‘ s « . ‘ rt intelligent r r i r 1869 — Princeton and Rutgers r mt to prevent un- }4 I ent office attest h xee ; J . a 5 ° @ imercoliegiate footbel ' imit that | th r red. it ‘ . “en Jigs ' rather than | ' ph " “ } ji ae } ' . ' NB—As Allied es im th t that th r Ge ieee eel “ye W2R Her HN ' and nl > one Core F ' His He expects The ¢ . hi tor ‘ aia ae a : 4 ‘ . i know of . + . “4 s J jcome hom ‘ it ce th per 1 . -s . & ake r busine ‘ he fa ' N the | i “ eve acieaninishiinig . GB t resident Tru INGREDIENTS FOR PROSPERITY ae yO eae ws 0 » . ry trair Chapter 2eT th es ang Americans, | clared that Six ead mniet , ‘ must power ecer United States ha The neral comr we € " a sustained period mtators is that the " eral years a r mmending irs 4 All that is ne y ne t ~iucaiors, church ssar ow for the political and v« T lifferenc r nandle the say your kidneys contain 18 miles Pr harged with the re- | “ingred .- o ins ies Of tiny tubmeor filters which balp to pertiprte. P . ” bied and keep you healthy. When they get ’ rth of the on and | per percolate to the rank and file tired and don © ht tn, the dartine, the rhe are se er the mer people : : ‘uh emmart ming are sentimenta he A an peor 4 sometione shows there la semechios Sane | t When the effort made mplemer the with your kidnevs or biadder. Dont meghect ! 4 tite condi: nn and be: restful sleep. ee action ds oe When dinorder of kidney function permite | Selsonous matter to remain in your ee « > . ‘et the there cause i | Que m: Have you m he man who Saing Te ne queue © government mo ul ” Gad distinese ater the eyes, beadaches Answer: There pasntilit ° rie, Soe Bvan'y *y ' ‘ A —- weeremfuly and if there is, he s considerable on how “th ° cial ren. Duan's give a i . 4 bapey 27, fait pnd will heb the 18 miles of ngredient= we! . | pout Sood” Ut Dnata este fooen Anne left Eve to another perusal | going away. Then I bed to dr i 5 E H uh if 7 = > i the could be noths heve world of } one ewell sight!” MEY sot there fer « long time, locked in cach othery orm “Anne! he whispered “Little darling! | love you so! And when a man talks to you like tat, you forget thet youve The waited and looked fer bim for long hours — for time has ceased ont} matters not at all! . But after a while W “Tve had the devil's own First Aunt Edna hasn't been feet- ing so well and she kept me st er beck and call all day. Poor der! 1 couldn't refuse to be w when she's taking on se shout Provid R 1 LARGE DECK SPACE a8 Dr. Ernest M. Hopkir =“ « etired president D ' College, born D ' we , 68 y “ . + hbo Wa ‘ r ° hoke, & Departme D ' ’ eendire national Confers are re Orange ville ‘ ‘ Maj. Gen. M Wer Department LOSS OF POTATOES cate general nP 64 y “ WASHINGTON — Severe! au} Morton G. Bogue of New York heis of pots ao ' dent of the t Golf A . ‘(— soctation v Brookiva, 6 e N Y., 65 years age The Rt Re Henry K ! Nation She { Bost Ey ‘ r hop of Massachusett ‘ he Brooklyn, N. Y 5 r — USE HOROSCOPE ttomt® Tebtet Sater, Same Grege « Your Groeer SELLS That STAR * BRAND AMERICAN and CUBAN Try A Pound Tedeyt H. E. CANFIELD, a> aerut Also Glasses ‘ on te Os PILES Hurt Like Sin! But Now | Grin Th amands change x eape Comes to Our Town! 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