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a sstostkum to throw kin of iba
track. Ita wostd valk tote towa.
owi aaato mad MriSwais ta to
fetes aka aa* Marat* utag Mop
pats Um to tiara aka aaato o to
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tanr~ Maa ana wtfe aa orfe*a
to* kit torn fester* tka* moved to
aka re*rk ito aa had a uaaii puca
of *te* ew
jaaia ooy tka ootid cat word to
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•aato artta feim. kat akara ..*
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tkaacki at taktop tka cowto hoar
Mata fearh; aa* partucr had art
ttoati* yonrrd tka kaaaa.
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4 e now to reaffe f# 1
Mi It a* ttcffwoia lyf]
tka cars which aat>M
*ar. ••• oaa ami atauoa
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tka waa vko *• trailing
, i tt Ska M* parfead oa
Unit • ‘into fart be* te#*.
i tending e**r *• **•
tag ro*i* *H H. It pa**d
a a* $ fee neared to
tea at *ka rweehed (fee mata
•tract ka aa afeat *ka aoatd do
torn t n in fear termer city aditor.
pad a toother vko kad recently pur
akasad tka vettoys vaakiy tt* r
M taoato pa to tkara. write a totter
I* fete Risg and hav* Saadersoa
*••# foead gander son la fats office,
•aptolfKil tbai aka tod Mas feariog
Mtlm aroued her hoeae * ud
wanted to reach tkto detactlra
ItoMto to ktrfe wilts oat anyone*
toMwiag wfeat ska was dotog.
Ha waa eager ta kalp kar. took
kar itu aa tooar eakky-kote ha uved
to aa ton ad left fear there to
Malta tor tottae. Ma rttaroed with
•tottaasaat to fete to*M*r.
tu Mr*, Caaad. tkara* • Kan
•tot tog oautoa aod HI kat a dollar
Today In History
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opening the
Atiit Canal l-tifin.
| |. j| H-l leader of the
in |tm Canadian North
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If# CoikfUU ®ckoi ol
to a hunch of aptnacb he’s got at*
•rtaaraa.*
“PtokaWf," rata road Marias
**Tkaa Rstaa, wbfla yeu'r* a boot
tt. write aa a ilttto squib a boat tka
eat toy aod tt tb are's aay qaaattoaa
yaaa ter oa*
*1 bopa roc'll fee pm is ban
•fa**.* Mid Basdaraoa wkas ha
read tt. TB feature this oast adk
tioa.”
“Aad ba sura no oaa tees yoa stall
tkto." aka bagged aa aba laft tka )to
tor with him.
Tka WakTs vara daHghted to aaa
bar. While the little woman dressed.
Wafcl took kar about kia gardes,
tkm abovad bar with gnat pride
Ue ear la which he would drive her
back to the lodge.
~pHEY stopped la tows again for
* Marias to do soma shopping, and
Saadersoa. casually masting bar at
the gran grocer's, told bar the
Kanaka ted stopped ta sacs attar
aha left, supposedly to Mb tor the
most recent copy of the newspaper.
*1 made feta wait.* Sanderson
said, “while I rated a boot th story
you'd written for oa. 1 talked to the
snail thUt” paid Marian.
counter girt ted talked tend enough
so be oould bear without trying to
.. . and Use letter's of. 1 slipped it
to with a teach of oMca mail and
dropped it through the slot myself.**
With auiay starts tka Wakl car
west into actios, plunging through
the traffic Ilka a balky bona which
baa saudoole made up its mind to
go. Wakl crouched behind the wheal
smiting bis baatlfie smile. May beam*
tag with pride
Me last of Mastering the bouse
with these two at her side. Here
were two she could trust with aay
secret. She derided suddenly aba
would trust them, tell them some
thing she eoalda't tall Lon. Sba
would ask boa to hire Wakl to
bsodia the prune crop, the trees
were already dropping their fruit,
aad Wakl. kaowtag. would watch
the bouse at the same time.
Attar they ted made friends with
Hero by tolling him sniff them to
bto heart s content before they ap
peared to notice him. aad after tbpy
bad admired the house and Wakl
ttedlrsst Sf>S>(essionaJ aye over tbe
j gsrien. ritoi told them that aa
iaoomy. a aery had aua. was having
bar bothered. She told of the man
ska had seea. behind the pile of
timber
Wakl nodded, vent out and re
ifmed with a crumpled bit of paper
aad tobacco In bin band, and with
a half burned clgaret—“l sink be
alto same Kanaka boy. alia ... alia
same smoke roll em. sink bn use
am. use em bolder.* be abovad her
tbe pinched end of tha half smoked
clgaret. “I sink Is ay here. Fix gar
den.”
They stayed until Lon appeared
aad accepted tbe explanation Ma
riaa gave. "Now that you’re earning.
Loo.” ebe said. "1 did want the full
garden tended so wn’d have a world
of blossoms in tbe spring.”
After they bad left. Lon tottered
about tbe kitchen while she pre
pared dinner, quieter than usual,
troubled about something.
-laa." be said at length. "Me-
Swains want os to spend Sunday
with them, bow about itr
(Ctrtt*, is i*. h • y—/
Tomorrow, anew plot Is beaun-
Vale in-China opened at Chang
j .'ha. China.
1 **o7—Oklahoma admitted to
| .statehood.
1914 —Federal Reserve System
began operating.
■
i i*t.l3 —Russia recognized by
| United States.
The word “sincere” comes from
j taw latin word* meaning “with
‘ out ttt"
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SPORTS
GOODYEARS AND
GATES’PLAYERS
SPLIT TWIN BILL
STARS COME OUT VICTO
RIOUS IN OPENING GAME
BY SCORE OF -2; TALLY IN
SECOND GAME, 12-2
In the Junior Lesgue yesterday
afternoon the Goodyears and the
Gates Stora played a doubiebead.
er. In the first game the Good
year boys held the Gate?ter~ score
less and hitless for the first four
frames but weakened in the sixth
and the Gates boys scored three
run?—enough to win the game.
They added two more in the sev
enth for good measure.
Joe RoaseH hit a double to
score two runs in thpt fatal sixth.
The leaders at bat were Villaregl
and Zacal with two singles in
three attempts. In the field, J.
Russell aad Villareal played weß.
In the second game Saunders
hit a home run and two singles
in three times at bat. J. Russell
hit another double. In the field,
Saunders and J. Piuder starred.
The Goodyear ten came out vic
torious in this fray by the score
of 13 to 2.
First Game
Score by innings:
R. H E.
Gttes Stars 000 003 g—s 5 1
Goodyear 000 200 o—2 9 0
Batteries: Rcsam and Wood
son; Black weii and Gonzalez.
Summary: Two base hit: J.
Russell; stolen bases: Rosam.
Smith. Ackerman; sacrifice hit:
B. Roberts; struck out: by Rosam
3. by Blackwell 2; bases on balls:
off Rosam 5, off Blackwell 6;
double plays: Saliaero (unassist
ed), Navarro (unassisted), Ro--am
to Woodson to Smith, Barcelo to
Zacal; time of game: 0:50.
Second Game
Score by innings:
R. H. E.
Gates Stars 100 001— 2 4 5
Goodyear 401 205—12 8 2
Batteries: B. Roberts and
Woodson; Villareal and Salinero.
Summary: Home run: Saun-
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
YOUNG BOYS PLAY,
GAMES YESTERDAY!
AT CURTIS FIELD;
HIJOS DE LA LUZ TRIUMPH
OVER CUBAN CLUB OUT
FIT; WESLEY HOME DOWNS
LOPEZ TEN
Two exhibition games were
; played at the Curtis Field, cor
, ner Simonton and Division street,
yesterday by four of the clubs j
that will play in the league tot
start next Monday. Only boys;
under 14 years of age will be al-'
lowed to play.
In the first game the Hijos de la
Luz defeated the Cuban Club by l
' a 7 to 2 score. M. Hernandez and
Torres featured at bat. In the j
field, Tynes. Cabanas and Torre?
i idayed well.
| 1 -Score by innings:
R. H. E.
jDe la Luz 500 200 O—T 5 2 i
'Cuban Club 200 000 o —2 33
Batteries: M. Perez. Cobo and ,
1 M. Hetnandez; Alfonso and Hop-'
;i4bs
Summary: Two base hit: Al
’ fon-o; stolen bases: Merchant,;
j Hopkins. Torres; runs scored: M. t
j Hernandez 2. M. Perez 2. Fer-1
j candez. Sibila. P. Pazo. J. Ca- \
! banas,*M. Hernandez; hits: off
’ Peret 2 and 2 runs in 4 innings; ’
• umpires: M. Sanchez and Castel- ‘
llano; time pf game: IKH).
In the second game the Wesley
i Home won from the Lopez Fun
-1 ders; two base hits: Rueda, J.
, Russell; stolen bases: Fmith. J.
j Cates; struck out: by Villareal 2;
t bases on balls: off Roberts 6;
double play: Saunders to Zacal;
wild pitches: Roberts 2; time of
game: 0:40.
Umpires, both games—Griffin
and Lopez.
The following is the standing
of tbe eiubs up to and including
yesterday’s games:
Club— W. L. Pet.
Cuban Club 5 4 .555;
: Park*Stars 5 4 .555 j
| Gates Stars 4 4 .500!
j Goodvear 4 5 .444
IY. B. S. C 4 5 .444!
I
DIAMONDBALL '
GAMES TONIGHT
There will be a doubleheader
of di&mondbali tonight at Bay
view Park when the Lopez cian
wiR tackle the Adams Dairy ten
ia the opening game, with the
Army and Busy Bees coming to
gether in the second contest.
These are the two games that
were scheduled for November 5,
but which were called off on ac
count of rain.
PROTECTION GIVEN
TO WORKING GIRLS
By Press)
BERLIN. Nov. 16. —Nazi of
ficialdom is protecting the work
ing girl by a series of decrees pro
viding -for almost everything, in
eluding entertainment.
The household servant mti?t
have a clean and “hygienic” room
that can be locked. She must have
her own place for washing and
clothes, must be allowed eight
housr of steep nightly and have a
chance to rest at noon.
Her employer also must take
care her sickness insurance.
The girls have been accustomed
to working long hours for from
sl2 to S2O monthly.
eral Home Juniors by a 6 to 1
score. The Wesley boys started
with three runs ia the first frame.
Leader at bat wa. Walker and E.
Garcia for the winners with two
hits in two times up. For the low
ers. Carey and Colon with one hit
in one time at bat were the lead
ers. In the field, Carey. Jack
Cates and Billy Lor.es played a
great game for the losers and E.
Acevedo, Mato and R. Garcia for
the winners.
Score by innings:
R H. E
Wesley .. 300 111 o—6 6 2
L. F. H.. Jr. 100 000 o—l 6 3
Batteries: Carey and Jack
Cates; Fernandez and E. Garcia.
Summary: Home run: Walker;
stolen bases: E. Acevedo Papy.
P. Lones, Mato. Reno; left on
bases: Wesley 5. Funeral Home
5; runs scored: Cardova 1. Walk
er 2. E. Acevedo, E. Garcia; time
of game: 1 dX>; umpires: M. Ace
vedo and Castellano.
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