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Evening star., 1933-09-22
1n Mrntnriant.

FSs - Of a.s,lss ss RI RsR sRs
one year ago today. September %. 1892.
Short and sudden was the call
When you were taken from US all.
Forget the day you were laid to rest.
No one knows how I miss you dear mother.
Man2 No one aTe Knows tbs .;1sny my srief shed
1o$zS %hSS Ss2f}5 z5s Es'i MRs is@s'i
@e@szsase q our dear idf biind gs ssteT sGs MARY
sso FRA BAN shS SuSaenly ld US one year
We are. thinking of you. dear sister.
Thinking of the past.
Ptcturins you in memory.
Just as we saw you last.
Farewell. dear sister, a sad farewell
But when. on earth we breathe no more
Well meet you on the heavenly shore.
SH{aSR61AS6n SsESKSA FAli rHiEsbs or r!E
FRAN. MARY J. In loving remembrance
Of our dear n daughter and mother,in-law.
MARY J. FRAN; who departed this life
one year ago. September %. 1882.
We little thought when you left home
That you SO soon soon in de death would sleep
LoViaaLY. HS 5lsYe " WILL a.Has JANE ANNIE AND
MASON aS ~, n!SNIE s!f0Sld EJ II sacred nsp9sy
SON. who departed this life two years ago
today, September 90. 1881.
What happy days we once enjoyed
HER LONELY SISTER. EMMA BROWN:
BROTHER. SIMON COGY.
MASON MINNIE E. Sacred to the memory
of our dearly beloved wife and mother.
MINNIE E. MASON. who departed this life
two years ago today. September 90. 1881.
To know her was to love her
Not kinder or more lovelier soul in the
RANDALL MASON AND DORIS MASON.
PHIPPS. LUCY z. AND THOMAS Z. In
loving remembrance Of our mother and
brother. LUCY E PHIPPS and THOMAS
E. PHIPPS. who died September 20. 1927.
and July 12. 1925.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
THE FAMILY.
dear mother. ROSE RATIO who departed
90 1927.
SMITH. RICHARD. In sad but loving re.
membrance of our devoted brother. RICH
ARD SMITH. who died two years ago to.
day. September 90. 1881.
A precious one from US has gone.
voice We loved Is stilled.
place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be nlled.
HIS DEVOTED SISTERS
WASHINGTON. GEORGE In sacred MEM
ory Of our beloved husband and devoted
father. GEORGE WASHINGTON who en-
tered into eternal rest three years ago
today, September 22. 1880:
HIS WIFE AND SON.
Evening star., 1933-09-22
0arna uf TAanka.

DAVIS, J. HENRY. The wife of the late
HENRY J. DAVIS wishes to express her
sincere appreciation to her many friends,
neishbors and relatives for their kind
services and expressions of sympathy dur
ing the illness and at the death Of her
beloved husband. SABRA DAVIS.
LEWIS. AARON The family Of the late
AARON LEWIS wishes to express 60 the
ministers, relatives. neighbors and friends
its greatful appreciation for their express
sions OF sympathy during his illness and
at his passing. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1933-09-22
Dpaths.

ss3ssT 20. isss at = P1oviseRee saassoao aospitsl s
me ma a'e asea 0I yeafs Saa~ih r1 q.
iorss 4e Maryland ave. T Hyat,sVille. Nd.
81 ssssmesE IS 81
CORCORAN. DELLA KEOGH. On wednes-
200 goo, 18Th h.a s; nv; L., DELLA Fl A. KEocH cor:
residence SATURDAY.. september %: at $40
requiem mass viii be SAID at 9 am:
iiI.ns; MSgss 4yss ;5T;sa Cemetery Relatives and
~; ssDst%sf5 81 isss i sF0S5dspss u re-
services at her late residence. 1905
ss. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in
vitsd. 1nterment Congressional Cemetery
1888. JENNIE EARLE "a fi:oHsi Wife s@ 81 the late
% s. a: Iii she so D. leaves ss olhar anS 4ea
tives and friends; Remains resting at the
ou Ene JasEs Soee uae5sl y, saYIaf 1882
FAIREAx., y MARY IH9, F. On Wedpssdaya Sep.
Of the late Marshall X. Fairfax. Funeral
Aiexandria. % o Va: ssturdsy. % septembsr as
At 2 pm: Services at Oak GROVE Church.
1875 D6D NJ KEEhEY F5s
g sOS My
ss isss sssss g. 'as az
FRAN DAVIS NJ On Wednesday Septem-
Der CO. 1872 the TeTaenss bsvHs Ct his his
and Mrs. Robena Meninser and brother
II hrse Sisters. Mrs re sally ian
MRS. Maude Behrens Of ChicaEo., N: Fu-
fives and friends invited M Intermens in
Congressional Cemetery. 22
day. september 81. 1888. SALVATORE
late y Np5y ss S4ar Rssdti from P.aS as
64s A st. ne. on Monday. September 25.
as $40 am; thenes zee, to to H9ly ,a :. Rosary
for the repose Of his soul; Relativss and
Cemetery. "a
tember 90 h isss At h his Msas rssIasees. is54
St bbe HENRY eher ana soo o
voted brother Of Maurice s. cTaddie and
Emery Gaher HsnIy Ms RGst'a s a9a o
Mrs, Charity .Lockley; and host of other
relatives and friends Remains ma rt, Fesi1s TN,
urdsS morning Thereafter at his RESIDENCE,
Funeral sunday septsm.b'e1r n.'e1 arsb 81 at y31 ;31
ss'Tsss 10Th sRS 1''h hInSssd Sat
Of Jonathan Davis Consistory. No. l. will
Ct 1So4 1Sth St. 5
s5Hi sS5ii;ne e Prince iiss - HENRY GArTHER. 3a'
Resalia at the chSs hSgse H Hy HNpfs Ser g.. g..
Attest: CICERO A. LEE. So,
oREdoRY efSsf W. S' smAED sfas sna sr
aANIEY. MICHAEL J. On Thursday. Sep,
sss sfRees st. m nw is MicHAEh aI' eaNEy
loved husband Of Mary 4; Ganley: Re; Re;
main: resting At aoSs Joseph t HTchs ESeTsl sens
&. &lH' Psul's Church. 18th and v sts. NV.
cfsY MErA L9H!sE 5ss On 5ar Tng5sas. Tfs5sae.
6eiovsd wife q the late James ", Gray
foaise s arifnth: She leaves to mourn
their loss two sIandnieces, Rosa and
James w. and Hiram T. Gray. and host
Of other relatives and friends Remains
Saturday Funeral from St. Marys Epis-:
copal Church. 23rd 1t. between G and II
sts. NV. Sunday septe mber "a at 40
pm. Relatives and frier ds invited. In
terment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
GRAY. ROBERT J; Departed this life 9. on
ROBERT J. GRAY. He leaves to mourn
their loss his beloved daughter; Mrs; LII,
Ian L Turner I've sisters st;,1 and nc .S,sn seven
MperSl parlors, 18th st. and Florida ave.
nv. Interment Westmoreland County,
Va, Saturday, September %. at I pm.
Evening star., 1933-09-22
FOUND.
LOST,

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescl
League. u o ST. NV. North 500.
Evening star., 1933-09-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY

1ODAd.
Meeting, Big Sisters of the District,
rectory OF st. Patrick's Church, pm
Meeting. Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp,
No. l, United Spanish War Veterans,
Pythian Temple, pm.
Evening star., 1933-09-22
FIGHTS FORECLOSURE
+. II. Duehay, Inc, Files Suit t.

F. II. Duehay, Inc. fled suit In Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday to set
aside the foreclosure sale of the Far
ragut Medical Building, Seventeenth
and streets.
The plaintiff. through Attorney John
3. Laskey, contended the New York
Life Insurance Co., which held a trust
on the property, failed to exercise its
right Of foreclosure at the proper time.
Evening star., 1933-09-22


LOST.
BILLFOLD. between Munition Bldg, 10Th
and NV. and 1th and F NV, Tuesday
containing $50 gold certificate and pictures
Reward. 2423 T st. sc.
BOSTON BULL-Brindle and white. male.
wearing harness: answers name Ginger"
Reward. 1851 MONTAGUE st. GE. 5ls5.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male, months
old no tag; white flush and forefeet. screw
tail; name "Skippy"; strayed from North
Takoma.. September IA. Reward. Shep-
herd 304l
COAT boys blue. brass buttons; lost Wed,
Sept. 30, probably In taxcab: reward. Phone
Wisconsin 1929.
CLASSES. horn-rimmed, in brown case lost
vicinity 18th st. and Connecticut ave. Re-
turn 1725 H st. Apt. 3. Liberal reward
PEARLS. blue sapphire diamond clasp in
white card case. Liberal reward. Mrs.
Rochette, Cairo Hotel North 2l04.
WATCH-Gold. with chain and X of c. fob
Reward: 923 18th St ne. Lincoln 0033.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's 17-jewel, white
gold Hamilton. with bracelet; in s.w. sec
ton. Suitable reward If returned to Frances
Lowry III 9th St s.w.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
CRIMINAL COURT
CONDUCTS BRIEF
SESSION TO-DAY
CASE OF HAROLD ALBURY,
CHARGED WITH NoN-SUP-
PORT, WAS ONLY MATTER
TAKEN UP

The ease of Harold Albury,
charged with non-support, was the
only one disposed of in criminal
court which met 10 o'clock this
morning in recessed session.
State Attorney John G. Sawyer.
acting in place of County Soliei-
tor j. F. Busto, who was disquali-
fled at his own request, stated he
had investigated the case. found
nothing to substantiate the charg-
es and recommended that the case
be mol pressed. 1t was so ordered.
County Solicitor Busto asked
What court be recessed for the day.
owing to his being too i'll to at
tend. Judge j. Vining Harris
stated he had visited Mr.. Busto at
his home and found him too i'll to
perform the duties of his office.
and he recessed the court until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Three jurors. whose names were
tirawn from the box two weeks
ago. were not available for service.
The names Of Joseph Baker. ]. F.
Castillo and William Sweeney were
drawn to fill the vacancies in the
panel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
HITLER'S NAzS
CONTROL GERMAN
Professionalism
PROTEST RECEIVED BY NON
NAzi ELECTION BOARD
THAT VOTERS WE'RE lNTIN.
dated
sny Associated i.rsssl

BERLIN. July 24.~-1hanceisOr
,Hitler's Mari government had eon..
troll Of German Professionalism fo-
day, M resIlt OF general church
elections and started reorgansxa
tiCn from be ground up.
simultaneously the non.lsa1l
election board received complaints
that votes had been i4tlmidassd.
and in consequences declared the
election ingRlid.
About lU0.0 900 elders and meHt
bers Of governing boards veee
chosen. They win naDie prosin.
eial synod delegates. who witl So
lset delegates 10 tbs natiosJ
synod Tor Nominating q reich
bishop poat titst has been III d.
Duts for weeks
Ineomplefs returns indicated
THAT electors. who apparently real
red the fgtgIity 81 feaIstaaees sd
feeded Haler's admonltioH tisat
aihs church expects projections
from tie state. which IN susa Is
entitled to expect allegiance fsasa
the church ard bad resigned
themselves largely 50 fusion Hata
making ballostng sUperflgaa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
lN%lNAlZ(z
WORK PARTY GOES
TO SHOALS LIGHT
OPERATIONS TO BE CARRIED
ON AT REBEccA LIGHT
STATION

4 working party sailed this
morning on the lighthouse tender
Ivy for Rebecca Shoals light.
house. The structure. both metal
and woodwork. will be scTaped and
painted.
Ii il understood that as soon rs
the work thefe is completed the
party viii 90 20 Tnrtuxas where
she same work will be done on that
structure.
In the party are Paul Atwea.
carpenter In charge Of repsiFs
r. C,anus. III. L. AfwelG. Noel Rak-
er. ". Haskins. Lumley Parks and
r. Roberts.
H.. n. HaskiEs. assistant superin.
tenaent 81 lighthouses. weat wish
tins party &c look oFer the sdtzsA.
. tian and expeets - getnFa on khe
tender when she eesaes in Madnes !.
Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
LOVE AFFAIR ENDS
i'm WOMAN'S DEATH
BY STANDARDIZATION
APARTMENT SUPER INTEN
DENT sTRANGuEs SECRET
i. SWEETHEART WITH SASH
CORD
iny A.soelntea Prcssl

NASHVILLE, July 24.--Miss
Golden Keith, "a. was found
strangled to death with a piece of
sash cord, in the basement of an
apartment house where she ran an
elevator
The body was covered with an
old piece of canvas.
Police today arrested William
Eugene .Rittenberry. ~, superin-
tendent of the apartments and an
nounced he had confessed,
The purported confession was
to the effect he had a love affair
with Miss Keith and was afraid
she would tell his wife.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
WilcOx's District To Lose
Some OF Proposed Projects
by PAuL MAY
Special Washington Correspondent
oe The Citizen

By paul MAY
Special Washington Correspondent
os The Citizen
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Of
the whole list of federal projects
for which Congressman Mark
Wilcox has been working here in
Washington some are due TO be
eliminated and the appropriations
are to be reduced for those which
are approved, Congressman Will
cox said today.
Public Works Administrator
Harold I. Iekes has approved
twelve projects for Wiieox dis-
triet but Director of the Budget
Lewis E. Douglas has turned
thumbs down on some and viii re-
duee the amount to be expended
for the others, the congressman
said.
Final decision on all twelve
projects rests with President
Roosevelt.
Possoffiees approved by iekss
are Sc. Augustine, Winter Park.
vero Beach. Fort Pisr.s, Wess
Palm Beach. Palm Beach. Lake
Worth. Fort Lauderdals sad
Hollywood.
Cengreaman Wilcox declared
that there waa no informasisn
available get in regard 80 DouRias'
intentions, as all twelve projects
hav. been suhuaitt.d 70 Presidsns
Roosevelt for his approval
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
TO DISTRIBUTE
CLOTHING HERE
TO MANY NEEDY
LARGE QUANTITY IN HANDS
OF LOCAL RED CROSS CHAP
TER, TO DECIDE ON METH
Cd OF DISTRIBUTION

A large quantity of clothing.
blankets. etc. that is in the hands
of the local Red Cross chapter is
to be distributed as soon as ar
engagements can be made and a
method for distribution decided
ON.
There win be a meeting of the
chapter Wednesday morning IL
o'clock in the rooms of the organ
ization at the new headquarters
Of the lighthouse department at
the foot of Greene street.
Matters relative to the new roll
call and other problems of vital
interest are to be discussed and
the question of distributing the
clothing will possibly be decided
at this meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
DIR. VAN DEUSEN
ARRIVES SUNDAY
COMES TO MAKE COLLECTION
OF FISH SPECIMENS FOR
AQUARIUM

nr. Robert O. Van Deusen ar
rived on the Hayana Special yes
teysiav from Philadelphia, for has
annual visit ia secure collection
Of aquatic life for the Fairfnoant
Park Aquarium. Of which be is
superintendent.
The doctor announced his pro-
posed arrival several days aga in
letters 20 lecal fishermen whom
he esnploys i'll collecting speei-
7mens.
List yeag ufsc ~ tse largest ard
NEST say3ea collections Fyer taken
srQgn the waters waS carried
Forth 81 ~. Van Deasen,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24

HENSON HAS, TWIN
TAILED SCORPION

To the Iist of odd, strange
and curious creations of ma.
ture, add q twin tailed scor-
pion. Not a Pigment of the
imagination, but q living,
breathing arachnid with two
tails side by side and on the
end of each tail the venemous
sting with which all members
OF the order seovpionida are
provided.
Believe il when you see the
proof and John Henson, who
Is on . Wait in Key West with
his father, Phillip Henson,
has the proof.
John, who is an employe of
the Miami city government,
found the scorpion in a can
near the Miami ineinerator,
and kept il 10 show these who
would prove skeptieal when
feld about IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
BANK ROBBER
STAYS COP IN
court Scene
Makes Dash For Freedom;
Bandit Shot When Max
ing Exit To Lower Floor
OF Building

CHICAGO, July PA
desperate bank robber
fought policemen with pis-
tolls in the criminal court
room today killing Police
man John Sevick before he
was probably fatally wound
ed himself.
The gunman, who once be-
fore made a break from a
detective bureau, was John
scheck, Fl, facing trial for
the robbery of the National
Bank at Niles Center, ILL
nois.
Scheck suddenly made a
dash for freedom from the
bull pen of the building in
to the courtroom.
The bailiff shouted a
warning and Sevick drew
his weapon, whereupon
Scheck fired four times and
the policeman dropped dead.
Running from the court
room Scheck went to the
floor below where he was
shot by another policeman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
SURVEYING LAND
ON SUGAR LOAF
BEING CONDUCTED BY ENcI.
NEERS OF ATLANTIC
COAST LINE

Two civil engineers of the At
iantic Coast Line are surveying
the land owned by the company
on Sugar Loaf and have Charles
levin and joe Stickney acting as
rodmen.
Automobiles riding i'm that see
ton have been specializing as to
the reason Tor the survey aud sur
missing that possibly the company
intends to make some improve
neats.
Inquiry shows the engineers are
running lines and stalking the iand
cut to determine whether or not n
negro who is farming On the key
Is using the land of the company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
Economic Conference Takes
On New Life; Decision For
Permanent Session Reached
Agreement Reached, How
ever, For Calling Recess
Of Assemblage On
Thursday
Inv Associated pressl


LONDON, July 24-Far
from dead, the economic con-
ference may live many years
as q result of today's deci-
sion by the steering commit
tee to remain in permanent
session here, although the
conference will take a recess
on Thursday.
Prime Minister Ramsay
Macdonald insisted this step
be taken. Behind is the full
support of Secretary of State
Cordell Hull.
Hull looks on the confer
ence not as having failed but
as a series of conferences of
which the London Farley 10
only q starter.
Today's decision calls for
the original members Of the
steering committee to attend
the meetings.
James Cox viii be able TO
represent the United Sstates
as he viii stay IN London
several weeks after the re-
cess starts.
The nations whose dele
gates ON the steering com
mittec will not be in London
will be represented by their
ambassadors here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
FLORIDA BRINGS
80 PASSENGERS

The steamer Florida arrived
from Tampa Saturday afternoon
with 80 passengers. OF these. ~
we're aliens. The vessel sailed $50
o'clock for Tampa with 81 pas
sengers.
The steamship "foro". Of the
Standard Fruit and :. >, company,
arrived in port last night from
Boston. After taking fuel oil ~
the Porter Dock company. the ship
sailed for ports 10 Mexico ~ !
o 'eioek this morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
STRANGE WIRELESS
CODES DEVELOPED
anr A..nrsassa l.rr-el

CLEVELAND. Jufy 2s---.sses-
.or. ECLIPSE. woodward. starlight.
edxemont. watkins. esaa. @aaash. 7
These are some of she odd code
words Developed fer use II atx-
ermft wireless operators ia com
manirating with ground s.AslenA.
Thus IN atrpaane operator
ssxoaieaxsinr. ealg~nnEt 80 - T..
500 t's-A-v.ff.~ wsas4 inform ~
grsnra egeyas0s that be was eaak
bsasa est 80 uesFgEs. as sn str
sasie az 500 feet. ard sfzAk eeIf-
snz ar AesEAss og to- eleaas, and
visibility were anslnst&G.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
WEATHER HALTS
ITALIAN ARMADA
ON RETURN TRIP
roc CONDITIONS CAUSE
PosTPoNEMENT, TAKEoFF
EXPECTED TOMORROW IF
WEATHER IMPROVES

NEW YORK. July 24.-General
Italo Balbo, because Of unfavor-
able weather. today postponed un-
iii tomorrow the takeoff of his
twenty-four plane armada on its
return Journey to Italy.
The general left the field TO re-
tprn to the hotel in New York.
alter waiting about four hours in
the hope that fog conditions along
ths east coast would improve.
i is expected the air fleet will
taleoff tomorrow morning. If a
faiprahle weather report IL re-
eeFed at that time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
LIFE PRESERVERS
WERE MUCH NEEDED

PORTLAND. Ora. july e.
Seven ssa-bound Japanese ''aail-
ors" ranging In sgc from to IL
years were taken from > raft or
the Willamette river near here
BIZ q police harbor patrol whose
captain decreed the indefinite
postponemenf Of the projected
voyage, on the technical grounds
the honae made craft vas i'm.
properly supplied with life pre-.
servers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
NO JOKE WITH JUDGE

NEWTON, hans Because he
couldn't see anything funny la i
man essnversiag With tyye Jurors
about money Ia a forS ~ case,
Judge ] e. So0ers OF sh5s e
fined TIE man. who SAID he aa
lass Joking S2s.t0,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24

lected for the loss of an eye while
working on an oil rig.
Circles Earth Twice
Now this same doughty flier,
who barely got beyond his geo.
graphy classes in his quest for
learning. has wrapped the wings
of plane around the earth.
Twice he has done it with the
same ship-the stalwart Winnie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
REDUCED COST OF
AUTO TAGS HELPS
MORE CARS PUT ON ROAD.
VEHICLE DEPARTMENT
STATES

TALLAHASSEE, July 2l. Re
.duction IN cost Is automobile tags.
which became effective July ]. is
putting more cars on the road, the
state motor vehicle department
said today.
During the first half of the
month. they said, 7'.79S more tags
were issued than in the correspond
ing period of last year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24

Mae. He is the holder of one
and sole holder of the other of
two greatest records in aviation
history.
No sooner had he returned from
his world flight with Harold Gatty
in 1881 than he set for himself a
goal that Jules Verne, had he
lived and written a mere decade
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
MOLLISONS SEEM
CHEERFUL AFTER
CRASH in PLANE
AGAIN SMILING At LIFE AND
WILL SOON ISSUE STATE
MENT REGARDING THEIR
FUTURE
tBy Associated Press,

BRIDGEPORT, July "a
The Mollisons awakened at a
hospital this morning refresh
ed, and smiling again at life.
After nine hours sleep, they
looked more cheerfully at the
crash in a salt marsh last
night which ended their flight
over the north Atlantic.
Friends, who went 10 their
bedsides, said they seemed in
good spirits. One friend said
they would issue a statement
soon regarding the future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24
WEEKEND FATAL
TO 7 PERSONS
DRAWINGS. FALL. PLANE
AUTOMOBILE AND
TRAIN, CAUSES
my Associated pre.sl

TLANTA, July 24.--Nine
poems lost their lives in
w-end accidents over the
Sob ne five drowned, one
kiH in q plane crash, one in
anlntomobile nishaP, one BY
a Yin and one by a fall.
nnessee and Florida each
reated two deaths. Georgia.
AZ ma, Mississippi. Virginia
andouth Carolina. one each.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24

It's no accident that he has tri-'
umphed-but accident has helped
to shape Wiley Posts flying car
Ger.
For Post-born in the little
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24

town of Grand Saline, Texas,
manual laborer in the, oil fields
of Oklahoma-bought his first
plane with insurance money col
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-24


embarked
thrilling in flying planes the
IN stormer, spurred by the reckless dream of flying
glory has conquered the world other has con-
quered it before
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-10-19
Pennsville

Quite a large number of friends
attended the funeral of Martha
Sheridan. who passed away last
Thursday, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. C. v. Davis. We
extend our heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved family.
The l.. A. S. will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Nina Williams. A quilt
ing will be the main feature, with
a pot luck dinner at noon. All
members and anyone else desiring
to attend, are urged to be present.
The Cross Bearers Sunday school
class will hold their October meet
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Newman,
Thursday evening. Oct. 10.
Pennsville and vicinity were very
we'll represented Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday at the Lancaster
fair All report a good fair.
Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner was given Sun.
day, in honor of Mr.. Jesse Bachelor,