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Evening star., 1933-03-23
The Two Pacihsts.
<<Y ELLO. Uno' Billy Possuml
sS1 What are you mumbling
about? What have you on
i i your mind?"

<<Y ELLO. Uno' Billy Possuml
~ - What are you mumbling
about? What have you on
i i your mindP"
Unc' Billy stopped NUM-
bling and grumbling to himself and
grinned. "Evenin', Brer Jumper. Eve
nin'," said he.
Jumper the Hare sat down at . re-
spectacle distance. Jumper does not
believe In getting close to any one.
He is Of q timid disposition, Il Jumper,
and Is frank about 1t. He just doesn't
care who knows 1t. He believes in TAX
ing no chances.
Good evening, yourself" replied
Jumper II didn't see you all Winter.
Where did you keep YOURSELF"
Unc' Billy grinned more broadly
than ever. THAT Is nah own private
business" said he.
Certainly. . certainly" replied !; Jumper 1n;ps
OF course, not. I just happened to re-
member that I hadn't seen you for q
long time and that led me to wonder
II you slept all Winter like Johnny
Chuck and Buster Bear and some
Others"
"Oh, All did some sleepin', sho' nun.
Yes, sub. All did some sleepin'. but
not like Brer Chuck and Brer Bear. All
done get about mo- or less" replied
Unc' Billy.
TT was q hard Winter, Unc' Billy. It
was q hard Winter, and I really don't
see how you managed to get enough to
eat or to keep from being eaten your
own SELF" replied Jumper.
"Yo' seem to be right smart and pert
yo'self, Brer Jumper. Nobody done
have yo' TO- dinner. 20 why should
they have me?" replied Unc' Billy.
But 1t Is different with me-" replied
Jumper. II can run away from my
enemies They can't catch me. At
least they haven't been able to yet.
But you are too slow to get away from
anybody and you can't light. Anyway.
II you can never have heard that
you do"
Unc' Billy srinned and shook his
head. "Ah don't believe In hghtin',"
Evening star., 1933-03-23
Is sleeveless with q band Of fagoting
around the armholes.

Is sleeveless with band Of fagotins
around the armholes.
This brings up the point Of the sleeve
less Jacket In silk dress ensembles, which
Is quite q feature Of the Spring styles,
and, when you come to think of 1t, It Is
rather to be expected with 50 much top
sleeve fullness and SO many rufny shoul-
ders in evidence. The sleeveleas jacket
solves the problem nicely. SO that the
sleeves won't be crushed or mussed in
any way, and, furthermore, distinguishes
this years frock from the one Of last
season, where the sleeve was In the
jacket and the dress was without sleeves
So you see there is always some new
angle to the thing, and that IS Just what
makes this fashion game so fascinating.
There Is nothing static. about it, 1t Is
ever changing-new combinations Of
colors, new lines. new ways Of doing the
same old things, but always something
new. A group Of very interesting printed
silk ensembles In one Of the shops FORE
casts a Spring and Summer style that
will be most welcome. These are the
better type of printed frocks, and all
Evening star., 1933-03-23
DLD 11N1L O1O1NA11O ". Burgess

sair he. III you get in q fight yo' is
likely to get hurt. Yo' might even be
killed. All reckon II All had fought
NAH enemies All wouldn't be here to-
day. No, sub, All wouldn't be here.
All don't believe In 1ightin'."
Jumper nodded approval. Neither
do l." said he. Il want to live, and I've
noticed that 1t isn't those who run
away who get killed, not II they start
In time and run fast enough. That is
where my long heels come In handy. I
run away from trouble and don't care
who knows 1t and my relatives have
about as many enemies as any folks I
know. We are being hunted day and
night, yet you will find we hold our
own. We wouldn't If we didn't refuse
| to fight excepting among ourselves"
Jumper was thinking Of the brash
young Hare he had fought with the
"Ah would do the same thing If All
had legs like what yo'-all have" agreed
But you haven't. and really don't
see how you have escaped SO long" re-
and you escape from some enemies
that way. I saw you climb that little
tree yonder when Reddy Fox came
along little while ago. But you are
50 slow that you must be surprised
sometimes when and where there Is no
chance to climb"
Then All dies" grinned Unc' Billy.
You what?" cried Jumper.
"Ah Just dies" replied Unc' Billy.
But you are alive now," protested
Jumper
Unc' Billy nodded "Ah comes to life
again when the danger is over" he
explained. Nobody ever tries to kill
q dead person, 20 All pretends All am
daid. Nobody ever tries to fight one
who Is daid. Yo' say that by running
away yo'-all are holding yo' own. We
Possums are doing the same thing.
We-uns don't fight often and We can't
run away. but the Possum family holds
its own and Is spreadin' out. Yes. sub,
1t u spreadin' out. Never could see
anything to be gained by fghtin'. No
sub, All never could"
(CopyriRht, 1887
Evening star., 1933-03-23
By
Margaret
Warner

TINE white cotton jacket over the
black evening gown is one Of
fashions whims that is quite in
Il triguing. It Is just that incon-
sistent, unexpected sort Of thing
that fashion 50 frequently does, and
yet always does In such q fascinating
way that we like it. These jackets Of
organdy, mousseline de sole or the vari-
GUS kinds Of pique are very smart and
Evening star., 1933-03-23

PALE GRAY MOUSSELINE DE SOLE
AND GRAY LACE WITH CORSAGE
OF VIOLETS. ONE OF THE NEW
SPRING MODELS SKETCHED IN A
WASHINGTON SHOP.
have elbow or bracelet length sleeves Of
interesting design and knee-length coats
either sleeves or with loose capelike
sections that do not in any way crush or
interfere with the sleeves beneath. This
knee length suit Is one Of the outstand-
ing lengths for this season, no matter
what the material
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
REPORT THEFT
OF GAS METER
INCIDENT HAPPENS AT HOME
OF cUILLERMo
cuERvo

Some time aga gas meters wara
being robbed Eow thsy are being
stolen ID toso. All connectlons
disconnected and tia whole pieces
Of machinery taken.
This i the experience - he
home of GailieYnao caefvo. whose
sen. Lais. vas recently taken 70
tie home for cripples. at unasiila.
Fla.
Thursday night 81 this wsek the
Caergo fsnliig res ont II ths
nnoyning one mssahsr of fle famiiT
went II I5rfs the store has founa
80 eas Inressigafen ssnFred re
a4etev Rad feeH fen0red
The Lass mas Yeasxfs 10 The
p0blgs IFftisies eemrahr ~ en-.
pIoye peuf III ghe h9ngs found thaa
ths meter rad bs~u nsecknnIeaisY
rssnovsd With fhe eaah il con.
aainea.
This Il Is sasd n al arprse bic
arsaans as - eslesssan vas naade
seasn sas sl1ee - ssa mak sakea
81 uns W. Mas Easess - the ksse-
ustal Thnrssaay sfaesn asA
eeyesea ! gsFad Ahssas shrae
szsanshs aaa she ssaYe Mas u e8a-
ses e sfseFNv Sat gr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
MEASURE BEFORE
j. S. SENATE ON
OVERSEE BRIDGE
ATTORNEY LESTER NOW IN
WASHINGTON ADVISES THE
CITIZEN OF ACTION TAKEN
BY SENATOR FLETCHER

Attorney J. Lancelot Lester,
who has been in Washing
ton for the past few days to
aid in preparing bill relative
to the bridges to be Offered in
congress, advises The Citizen to-
day that this has been done.
His wire shows that Senator
Duncan U. Fletcher yesterday in.
troduced in the U. S. Senate 3
bill authorizing the construction
of toll bridges in Monroe County
from Lower Matecumbe to Nc
Name Key.
This is another step forward in
the progress being made by adj
vocates of the bridges and is con
sidered a highly constructive
move toward the desired goal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
MRS. SARAH CURRY
DIES LAST NIGHT
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED THIS
AFTERNOON

Mrs. Sarah Jane Curry died
sis o'clock last night at the
age Of rs, in the home in the rear
Of So Fleming street Funeral
services are to be held 5 o'clock
this afternoon from the Congre-
gational church, where the body
was placed at 2 o'clock. Rev. E.
r. Evans, viii officiate.
PalIbearers will be William
Pinder. Robert Smith, Robert
Knowles, Edward Roberts and
Charles Matthews.
Arrangements are in charge Of
the BENJAMIN Lopez Funeral
Home.
Survivors are one son, Gideon
Curry; eRe daughter. Mrs. The
Mas Deueritt. 81 Key West An
other daughter, Mrs. q. ". Thoaap.
son. who lives at Palm Harder
Grandchildren Ms follows: Mrs.
William Watkins. Mrs. J. r. Bus.
to. Mrs. Andrew nemcritt. Miss
Benjamin Saunders. New York;
Miss Rabie Demeritt. Ashesillc.
IN. C., Mrs G. A. SAWYER. Miami;
Mrs. Charles Russell. Taspon
Springs; Mrs. Herbert Mann. Miss
Eloise Thompson and Miss 1aIla
Tlsoaapsaa, Palm HaFbas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
HEMINGWAY BOYS
IN NEAR INJURY
AUTOMOBILE PLUNcEs OVER
EMBARRASSMENT IN
HAVANA

HAVANA, May 27.John and
Patrick Hemingway. sons Of Err
nest Hemingway. author az Key
West. Fla. escaped serious injury
ct Ell cano Thursday. when an
automobile driven BY Mrs. q.
Grant Mason. Jr.. of this city.
plunged over a 40.foot enlbank
ment. rolling over three times be-
fore it came 70 q stop upside
down. Her 3-year.old son. Tony.
also was one Of the occupants Of
the car.
Forced 70 the edge BY . passing
bus. Mrs Mason drove on the
shoulder Of the road which had
been ssftened ~ rain and the car
skiddsd off sha read.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
FISHERMEN ARE
LOSING CATCHES
DAY AFTER DAY
THOSE OPERATING ON WA
TER-FRoNT coNFRo NTEDI
WITH PROBLEM WHICH IS
QUITE DIFFICULT TO SOLVE

Fishermen are up in arms. fig
uratively speaking. because of the
continued depredations on their
fish cars. Day after day they are
being ''robbed.n
Not only are hundreds of fish
lost weekly through the ''marau-
dersv who take them to eat. but in
a number of instances the cars
have been submerged and prac-
tieally all of the catch allowed to
go.
It has been suggested that a
watch be kept and the thieves"
driven away when they begin their
"robbing" operations. All well
and good but no fisherman can go
out in his boat all day and stay
awake all night guarding his cars,
it is shown.
Another suggestion is that the
owners of the cars kill a few OF
the thieves" and put an end To
the thefts. This may prove eff
ficacious but the fishermen look on
this procedure in Mortified amaze.
ment.
Discussing the ''robberiess OF
the cars with The Citizen, one OF
the largest losers of fish said that
he feels at times as though he
could deliberately keep watch and
when the thieves" arrive ruthless.
" shoot them down. but does not
want TO pay a fine Of SIS for
/ shooting a pelican.
The birds come In droves, light
on the edge of the cars, four on
/ five in d group. and start feeding.
Many are caught in the capacious
bills of the pelicans, while the
weight of the marauders" sink
the edge of the cars and the
fish escape in large numbers.
What to do about it Is causing
! the fishermen great deal OF
serious thought. They cannot af.
ford to pay a fine for shooting the
birds, and they cannot afford to
l0se the fish, they say
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
Striving To Pave Congress
Adjourn By Middle Of June

gress. for the first time, gives tho
government control of stock sales.
Administration of the law will
be under the federal trade CONF
mission.
Enactment of the bill brought
the Roosevelt program for an ex-
ira session another big step near
er completion.
The house and senate banking
committees approved the admins
tration bill to outlaw the gold
clause Of contracts and make all
contracts both private and public
payable in legal tender money.
Chairman Steagall said he would
seek the rule of procedure to
bring the bill up in the house Mon
day.
Before reporting the measure
the committee defeated an attempt
to amendl the bill to prevent can
collation. of existing governmental
gold contracts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
GREAT RALLY IN
MANY STOCKS

NEW YORK, May PA
smashing rally in stocks boon, FOR
commodities and 4 sharp dip 81
the dollar exchange today measnr.
ed reaction Of the financial marx.
els q the proposed eraaure Of the
gold clause from public and psl
yate debts totaling roughly 500.
900. 0O0. 900.
Trading on the stock exchange
where prices rose one to more
than ten dollars approached rec.
ord-breaking volume for Sasur-
days.
~ the closing time the ticker
was half an hour behind the aet.,sl
market. but adsiesa from The floor
aid final priees we're strong
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
INDIANA PAPER
RELATES DEATH
OF T. MILMORE
TELLS PHYSICIANS JUST BE-
FORE DEATH OF TAKING
POISON; ONE PENNY FOUND
IN POCKET
Evansville (Ind.) Courier, We'd
nesday. MAY 24l

Evansville Ind.) Courier, We'd
nesday, May 24)
Thomas E. Milmore, so, former
bookkeeper of The Key West,
Florida. Citizen, died about $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the
Welborn- Walker hospital after
telling physicians that he had tax
en- poison. His wife and he lived
at 700 Cherry street. They had
been living here for the last eight
months.
Milmore had been employed
only part of his time as printing
salesman since they lived here and
they were entirely out of funds.
his wife said.
Post Morfem Ordered
Drs. James Y. Welborn and
Charles L. Seitz Of the hospital
staff were unable to determine the
kind Of poison Mimore had taken.
so Coroner Ed Kraft ordered a
post norton examination to be
conducted.
MiImore was bookkeeper of the
Florida paper for 10 years. Pre-
vious to that time he had been em-
ployed for a brief period on The
Courier.
Soon after he had returned to
his home from a trip to the bust
ness district he was found suffer
ing from eonvnlsion and was
taken to the hospital. Mrs. Mil
more reached the hospital soon
after he had died.
Rested I'm Park
She said that her husband told
her that on the way home he
stopped and rested in the Seventh
street park when his feet began
to Jingle. A penny found in the
dead mans pocket was the only
money that they had. she said
Surviving Miimore. in addition
to the widow, are two sisters.
Misses Mary Josephine and Monicls
+. Milmore, both Of Woodstock.
New Brunswick. Canada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27

action and he has champed at the
bit as delays have put off the big
conference through the past year.
''The all comprehending
problem" says Macdonald,
''is how to get the riches of
the world enjoyed by the peo-
pie who dwell in IT,"
With nearly 100000 of her
insured workers alone unemploy.
ed, her trade moving under re-
duced steam. and her markets
cut by tottering currencies, Bri-
CONTINUED on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
Clause Removing All obi
cations Causes Great
speculation Throughout
World
Hsy Associated Preszl
American action to
remove the gold clause
from all obligations had
these results abroad:
DOLLAR LOSES GROUND

LONDON, May 27.The
dollar lost ground in heavy
selling. stocks were bouy
ant, Britain was relieved
that the June war debt pay
ment will not be such q
heavy burden, and expecta-
tions were that payment will
be made.
The Paris bear market in
dollars developed as the dol
lar fell in value.
French GOODNESS toward
making war dept payments
was not affected.
Berlin, Germany. wonder
ed If she could afford to con-
tinue on gold benefits to
Germany from the new
American policy seen in re-
payment of loans with the
inflated cheap dollars.
Rene bankers said paper
dollars instead Of gold viii
be used to pay $4,000, 600
interest on 500, 600, 900
Morgan loan due Thursday.
Brussels market followed
the reaction of the Paris
money mart.
Stockholm. Prof. Gustav
cassel, international econo-
mist. said American action
endangers sanctity Of all
contracts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
COLORED BOY
IS ARRESTED
CAUGHT STEALING ARTICLE
oUT or AUTOMOBILE
LAST NIGHT

4 eslossd la6 about is xe
ed Eaa ARRESTED last nfsks -
as ks Eaa leaving The aaIosassgs
Fl Hslssy AEbufy. With ! bott
lassssaeade wklek Ne hAA -
fFom the ear.
sApAs kag Etwood. wag
fsasas slse aFrast. to0k the bag sa
1Asl ATS asoFning his msshe9
ssns e sc chief Depusy shs
ssusnta Jsseoeks wtso expsainA
- sasnaslsa
avsnsle Judge wglliasns s ~.
$50 fresa fhe city anA m -
sMsY aaous fwo wsska, NJ LAP
g. sAa BE beleYes tt
Tesa shsahsng admn ea ~
- seys father 81 -
s4s tsnssnt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
MAYOR ORDERS
ABATEMENT OF
DOG NUISANCE
SHOWN WHERE CANINE
TRIBE HAS SHOWN GREAT
INCREASE; oRDINANcEs
ARE TO BE ENFORCED

Dogs, pets and pariahs were the
the subject of an interview with
Mayor w. H. Malone today. The
dog population of Key West has
increased, Mr.. Malone told The
Citizen, while the human popula-
ton has decreased.
The mayor is Of the opinion
that within the past few years
the canine increase has been about
seventy-five percent. and this per
scentage is comprised of owneriess
dogs, he believes.
Owners of dogs should secure
licenses for their pets and have
the license affixed to collar and
all dogs allowed to go out with
their owners should have leash
attached to the collar.
The health, peace and security
of the community must be safe
guarded, says the mayor, and be-
ginning at once the ordinances per-
tanning to dogs will be enforced
as well as finances and facilities
will permit.
The people of Key West are re-
quested to cooperate in the move
ment to rid the community of the
Migrants and pariahs. And own
ers of the common variety as well
as those of better breeds are asked
to be earnest in putting a stop to
the nocturnal nuisances made by
all sorts of dogs, both pets and
pariahs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
ChicagO's Exposition
Formally Opened Today
Big Pageant Follows With
Official Dedication By
Postmaster General Far
ley
tIlI Annoclnied Preasl

(IIS Associated Pressl
CHICAGO, May 27.-
The Century of Progress In
ternationaI Exposition open
ed its gates today after five
years preparation, and the
spending of $37,5OO,OOO to
date.
Opening Of the gates was
followed by q day Of pagent-
~, including official dedi-
cation by Postmaster Cen
eraI Farley, representing
President Roosevelt.
The climax will be tonight
when science Iooses the ray
from the star Arcturus to
turn ON the switch, lighting
all of the buildings.
TodAy's program i'm
cludes speeches by Farley,
Rufus C. Dawes, Mayor
Kelly of Chicago, Governor
HOrner of Illinois, and
others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27

King George, as host, will vel
come the distinguished delegates
and, as chairman and chief prose-
cutor, Britain contributes her
prime minister, Ramsay Mac
Donald.
Cooperation Macdonald Thesis
The role will mark new epoch
in the Macdonald career. For
years he has been preaching that
good will and cooperation con-
stitute the worlds means of sal
walton.
None has been more impatient
than he for immediate remedial
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
FLORIDA TAKES
81 PASSENGERS
FERRY BRINGS EIGHTEEN
CARLOADS OF PINE
APPLES

The steamer Florida sailed 1885
o'clock yesterday for Havana with
IS passengers from Tampa, II
from Key West and 145 sacks of
mail.
Ferry PARROT arrived from Cuba
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon with
one carload of Irvine, one of tank
age, one Of asphalt. 24s sacks OF
mail and is carlods Of pineapples.
!, SEQ crates.
The Spanish yacht Jelnis ar
rived from Havana this forming
and is anchored in the harbor.
This is the fourth time the yacht
has been in shis port during the
SESSION.
Freighter BRACES. If the Clyde
MaIlerv lines arrived from Gal-
weston az 2:25 o'eIeck this morn
Ing. She sailed gao o'eloek With
shipments of speagss and cigars
and about 20 tons Of sea food
prodmrts
s. heavily loaded wAs the YES
sci that no soam gausa he foand
faF q carload af SHARK Oh ready
grs shipment NJ the Thompson Fish
company 10 the 0crsn Lsathsv
eosspany II New Jersey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
SENATE PASSES
BILLS OF GOMEZ

TALLAHASSEE. kiay a..
Tie senAte teday passe3 Comes
hill TAD fixing compensation 81
Monroe coanfy officers and c.
met hill 759 Anpnyertag Non
caansg commissioners To FIX sle
namher of deputies n the var
inas county nfflreA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
AUTHORIZATION TO
PURCHASE BONDS

WASHINGTON. May a7.-
President Roosevelt today author
ized the board Of trustees of the
Postal Savings Bank to purchase
500. 0Oo, 900 in government
bends.
The move Is In line with the
administrations open market OPP
erations recently inaugarsted hg
the Federal Reserve board "a
bring about expansion ct eredi,
and easing Of che money market
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
Senate To Give Special
Consideration To School
Measure On Appropriation

my Associated i,ressI
TALLAHASSEE, May H.
The senate voted to give special
and continuing consideration
MonSay at four p. m. to = bill
calling for a $4,000 appro-
priation for public schools.
The governor signed the Hammer
bill providing a quicker and
cheaper method Of retiring county
and district road bonds by using
gasoline funds and TO purchase
ut market price.
The house today amended the
senate approved biennial appro-
priations bill to call for an an
nusl expenditure If S6.Ies.I24.
but failed 20 bring the important
measure to final vote.
The senate hill called for an
expenditure Of $3.50. 0s2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
By OSCAR LEIDlNG
cav AssOcIafed pressl

LONDON, May With Cen
eral Depression as the accused, a
great court martial, the world ec-
onomic and monetary conference,
will be held here beginning June
IL.
There will be no defense when
the court convenes in London's
new million-dollar Geology mu-
scum in South Kensington only
a prosecution made up of states
men and economic and financial
experts from so or more nations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
LIST OF VOTERS
BEING PREPARED
WILL TAKE PART m SPECIAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELECTION

John Englana. superysar ~
regissgafisn. - busy these dava
n afarEng list 81 qpaiifled sos.
RE Tor sha kaeuniat eaee4ian I'm
peeiAl sslsool District ia. /. afan-
re- goaEtg
This slsetion II bid expressly
fnr fsxEne tks Tnlilass fos shs -
lesY aaa sAe eIeetson 81 ne trus-
tses 80 tbe dssss1es.
flnly These listed ~ fseehnl8eFa
aad tkaae whu per resseasl tax
sfs permitted - vass ~ ssss2 esee-
ssaa Ibs supervisor rxrsess thai
ahsxa waa pssssshly he asat eco
asaSes ~ shs h.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
PRESIDENT SIGNS
BILL ON SECURITIES

WASHINGTON, May
President Roosevelt today Signed =
bin extending strict federal super
vision over the issuance 81 new
securities.
The legislation. which was re-
commended By Roosevelt to eoa-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
BILL TO EXEMPT
CUBAN PROPERTY
Al e

TALLAHASSEE. Mav ~
Representative AIbagy tesay
introduced hsus~ bssI fsra. -
efnpssng az property owaee by
sAs sahan ravsynmswnt IS Res
es fsnsm ssxafs@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-27
HOLIDAY NOTICE

Tuesday. May sa. Memorial
nas. hssng a legal hsiidAy IN the
state III E1ariaa. W. viii mol ~
au~n fag busnssss on that day
THg FlEST NATIONAL BANK
OF KEY MIST