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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAM

Columbia Washington Political
Situation
6:50-NBC (WJz) philharmonic sta
dium concert.
7:o0-NBC (WEAF)-Ferde Grofe's
orchestra.
Columhia-U United States Ma
rine band from Brazil.
7,30-NBC (WEAFl - Ksv-Seven
The Wharf Rat"
s:00-NBC (WEAFD-B. A. Rolfe's or
chestra.
S15-Columbia-Isham Jones or
chestra.
9;0o-NBC CWJz) - Jean Picard.
SHAKESPEARE Flight
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Liberty Bonds


NEW YORK July Closing Liberty
bonds tDecimals represent thirty-sec-
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France Tired of Game

France now is protesting against the actions of
her pupils She wants them stabilize their cur
rencies, and the higher the price the better. She
To- La rhn h11t4 h
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT

CITY grain elevators are paving 10 cent?
for No. 2 soft red wheat. Other grades or
their merits
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SUNDAY

HANDAI
8 Oo-Melodv parade eCBSl.
8.45-Marlon Csrlev CHS.
2 .00-Entertainers.
.30-Christian Men Builders
1890 to Noon-Silent
IL 90 Noon-Did You Knov2
P NJ
l2.l5-Plavbovs (CBsl.
10 .30-Records.
! 3O-Svmphonic hour tCBS).
2 00-Cathedral hour OBS.
3 .00-Poet S Gold (CBSl.
3.l5-Bright Interluds lCBSl.
3.30-Bakers tCBSi.
4.0O-Wheeler Mission program.
430-Casa Iona orchestra tCBSl.
5.00-ChicagO knights tCBSl
5:30-H. V. Kaltenborn CHS.
5.45-Gertrude Niesen tCBSl.
6.00-Dramatic Guild CHS.
6 30-Hale MacKeen.
6.45-Chicago Varieties CHS.
7:00-GauChoS CHS.
7.3O-Kostelanetz presents (CBS),
8.00-John Henry CHS.
8:15-Rhythm Rhapsody CHS.
8.45-Ouiet harmOnies tCBSl.
9:00-Guv Lohmbardo and ROYAL CRnad-
ians (CBSl.
9:30-Jerrv Freeman orchestra CHS.
10 00-Isham Jones orchestra Chs.
10:30-Ted Lewis orchestra CHS.
l1:00-Around the Town from Chicago
y 90 Mldnight-Sign off,
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sEXTRO. REGINA LUCETTF sARAH-Be-
loved widow Of the late Henry william
Sextro. passed sWav al the residence.
III Unicn St. Saturday At 40 a m.
July I. 1888. Funeral from the above
address Monday july 3 1888 Al D m.
Friends invited Burial in Crown Hi.
Friends NAV call SUNDAY and Monday.
GROSS FUNERAL SERVICE
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DE BUSK, JOHN W.-APe rs wears. uncle
Of Mary Winchester. Iris Under and
Martha Shore, passed away al MS home,
lll9 College avenue Thursday evening
Services at the residence Saturday. 30
P m. Friends invited. Burial crown
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Cards, In Memoriams

IN LOVING memory Of dad. Alfred J.
Marshall, who departed this life one
year ago TODAY. June %, 1882
Dear Dad. you are not forgotten.
Though on earth YOU are no more
Still in memory you are with US
AS you always we're before
CHARLIE AND MARY
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the construction of the ribs. Some
of the screamers have a horn on
the forehead, while others wear
headpieces of erectile feathers.
Net-What is a sea-liR?
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BARBEE. Ida Beloved wife OF S c.
Barbee and mother Of Lucille B. Patrick.
passed aWay Thursday afternoon. June
~. age 81 years. Funeral service viii
be held at the residence 955 Eastern
Ave Monday afternoon. july 3. at D
clock. Burial Washington Park GENE
terv. Friends invited Friends NAV call
a. the residence Saturday noon. VALID
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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MITCHELL. DONALD GTLMORE-Age Is
years, son OF MI and Mrs william G..
Mitchell and grandson Of Mr. and Mrs
Homer /. Walker and Mrs Mollie O'Don-
nelI. passed aVsv THURSDAY II As o. m
Funeral from the residence % z Raw
mond St. Mondav. D m. Friends in
Vltec. Burial Crown Hill. Friends NAV
call a residence after noon Saturday
SHIRLEY SERVICE
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ALDRICH, CAPTAIN JAMES F.-113o
ing June 30. Funeral services at RAGS
DALE ~ PRICE funeral home. 1919 N.
Alabama, 2 D. m. Monday JuIv a
Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill.
Friends may call at the funeral home
SatmrdaN eNnninn and Snnda..
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LECALS
PROCIAMATION


TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY
OF KEY. WEST, FLORIDA:
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1888. there
will be held in the City of Key
West, the bi-annual general cleo
ton for the election of all City Of
ficiais. made elective by the Char
the laws relating thereto in the
manner and form provided by the
City organic law, Acts of 1919, Laws
of Florida. and Acts amendatory
thereof.
Each ward of the CITY constitutes
in each ward polling place, cleo
ton inspectors and a clerk of cleo
ton. appointed for said ward.
The said inspectors will make
public proclamation of the opening
and closing of the polls, according
to law.
The officers for the City of Key
West to Che elected at said election
are as follows:
ONE "a MAYOR.
SEVEN CD COUNCr.MEN.
ONE Cd CITY CLERK.
ONE "a CITY TREASURER.
ONE GD CITY TAX COLLECTOR
ONE rs CHIEF OF POLICE.
ONE "a CAPTAIN NIGHT Po-
ONE az POLICE JUSTICE.
THREE CD ELECTION COMMITS
SIONERS.
PUBLIC MEASURE:
SHALL Senate Bill Number 40,
Special Act of the Legislature of
1888. and entitled:
IAN ACT TO ABOLISH THE
PRESENT MuNIcIPAL GOVERN
MENT or THE CITY OF KEY
WEST. MONROE COUNTY. AND TO
CREATE. ESTABLISH AND RE-
BE KNOWN AND DESIGNATED
THE CITY OF KEY WEST. MON
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA; AND TO
DEFINE IT'S TERRITORIAL BOUN-
DARIES: AND TO PROVIDE FOR
ITS GOVERNMEN JURISDICTION.
POWERS. FRANCHISES AND
PRIvILEGES: AND TO AUTHORIZE
BONDS; TO LEGALIZE AND WALL
DATE THE ORDINANCES AND
RESOLUTIONS OF THE PRESENT
CITY OF KEY WEST. MONROE
COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND Off
cIAL ACTS THEREuNDER, AND
NANCEs AND RESOLUTIONS AND
OFFICIAL ACTS OF THE CITY OF
KEY WEST, MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. CREATED HEREuN-
DER AND FOR OTHER PUR-
POSES:'
BE APPROVED and RATIFIED?
Done and ordered In the City of
Key West, Florida, this 25th day OF
September, A. ID. 1888
wM. III. MALONE.
Mayor.
!, WALLACE PINDER,,
City Clerk.
sept25-30: octz-14-21
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M. B. DARNALL R.
NOW PUBLISHER

Marcy B. Darnall, Jr., son of
Marcy B. Darnall, having reach
ed the age of twenty-one, has as
sumed the role of publisher of the
Florence (Ala.) Herald.
$ Marcy. Jr.. will relieve his
mother, who has acted as publish
-ef. Marcy B. DarnalI is editor
and .deyotes much of his time and
talent to outside interests.
Marcy, Jr., is a "chip off the
old blosk" and with the assistance
of his capable father and mother
the Herald should reach new
heights in the newspaper field.
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LEGALS

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Cabrera Brothers, Inc, a
corporation existing under the laws
OF the State of Florida, and operat-
ing in the City of Key West,
County of Monroe, will, on October
!, 1888. be known as CABRERA
WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC.
!. Certificate of Amendment to the
corporate name has been filed with
the Hon. r. A. Gray, Secretary of
state, and a record of the change
made at Tallahassee.
This change. of name will in no
wise affect the credit rating or re-
sponsibility of CABRERA BROTH
ERS, INC.
The firm Of CABRERA WHOLE
SALE GROCERY, INC, shall be
managed. as in the past, by the
same officers and board of direc-
tors.
CABRERA BROTHERS. INC.
BY Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., President.
sept1325
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you think? How dare You think any.
thing else-and In my own brothers
housed"
II beg your pardon-you misun-
derstand me. ! simply have no rec.
objection Of you at ALL" He should
have left 1t at that. but he went
on. HIS calm broken little. II can't
~ can't-belieye-"
"You cant believe--and you can't
remember? Well. how much can yon
remember? How did you come here.
IL you're not my husband? Why.
Tom and | went to the hospital and
fetched you away!"
She dashed the angry tears from
her eyes with the back Of her hand.
1t was the gesture OF q furious child.
The tears were real. and so was the
choke in her voice as she fung
open the door and called.
min! Min! Come here."
She stood aside as the girl in the
blue smock ran In. Min came to
standstill about q yard inside the
door. looking timidly from Nesta to
the bed.
Perhaps you'll believe Min, #
you won't believe me-" Nesta wasn't
crying now. but her color was high
and her eyes bright.
What IL it?" said Min In q be.
wildered voice.
"Teil him who he Isl" said Nests
sharply.
Jimmy? Why. Jimmy Riddell."
"Tell him who | am"
Min began to look frightened.
why, Nesta."
"Nesta whatg"
'Nesta Riddell" She took a step
towards the bed. whats the mat
ter? Don't you remember" She
spoke sweetly and pitifully.
He shook his head, watching them
both. holding himself in.
"oh dear! Don't you know Nesta!
oh dearl"
He spoke then, quite quietly.
"Tve lost my memory. don't
know either Of you. Yol say I'm Jim
Riddell?"
ooh yes"
-And that is Nesta Riddsllf"
~oh dear. yes
What Is she 70 maf.'
"oh. she's your wife," said MIN.
and burst out crying.
feopaisht. fsss. y. y. Lipgsssess ce.J
Jim struggles. ssnsrrsw, fer q
clue from the EAST. --s~3Ak-1 :
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Outrageous Fortune
~ RaNIela NeNztuutzf

He looked at her with something
very grim in his expression.
'Will you kindly tell me who you
are?"
The color rose In her cheeks. She
looked away from him. "1'm Nesta."
"Tm afraid that tells me nothing"
"Nesta Riddell." She risked. .
sideways glance. That three days
beard gave him a savage look. :.
It wasn't only the beard. She
stayed where she was. but 1t needed
an effort not to jump up and get
nearer the door.
"And still that tells me nothing"
he said in carefully controlled
voice.
Nesta sprang to her feet and flung
out her hands.
I'm your wife. Jimmy-you can't
have forgotten mel"
LIE had known what she was go
! = ing to say: before she said 10
he had braced himself to take the
shock. When 1t came. it actually
steadied him. He felt as cold as ice
and as quiet as II he were dead. He
said just above his breath,
my wife-no"
She burst into angry tears. Take
1t whatever way you like, it was q
slap in the face. Nesta did not take
kindly to being slapped. She felt no
impulse to turn the other cheek.
"Yes-your wife! What else did
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A special meeting of room
mothers and teachers under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. NJ. E. Berko-
WITT was held at&her home Satur-
day morning, yin0a.a ..,
2 Plans for the feeding and
clothing of needy school children
and school betterment were dis
eussed.
A committee of room-mothers,
namely, Mrs. R.. P. Hiner, Mrs.
Eunrique Henriquez and Mrs. Rob-
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SON BORN SUNDAY
AT SANCHEZ HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Aurelio Sanchez.
of 1917 Eaton street, announce
the birth of a son Sunday. The
youngster weighed six and half
pounds.
Mother and boy are getting
along nicely.
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Key Westers Return
From, Miami Trip

Miss Anna futile and Miss
Harriet Johnson, young ladies of
Key West, who were spending a
short time with Miss Johnson's
aunt, Mrs. Asa Sweeting of 1875
S. w. Ninth street, Miami, return
ed on the Havana Special this
morning.
Miss johnson was guest singer
at the Mems Bible Class at the
Olympia theatre yesterday which
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Synopsis: a man has been
plcked up on the sea shoT6 from
the screck of the alice Arden. At
Elston hospital he nlun1bIes some
thssa about "Jinlm, RiddeIp and
@like chiid's green bedds,D and
about en1er0lds. Nestd RiddeH goes
rs response to a broadcast inquiry,
ard hears him talking. she de.
eldTes he Is her husband, aud re.
NsoUes him to her brothers house
~ Lexington. Caroline Lel0h
reaches the hospital after the mon
e1e oeen taken quay; she hoped
he might be her cousin. Jim Ran
9aL She cannot imagine 4ohy
Nest6 tUould identify the sCron0
husband, but determines 70 trace
the matter doi0n fOhen the 4turse
Eests her Q scrap Of paper tUith
"CdroItneD on it iOds III the mans
socket: The nsdn fCdkes. and talks
Nth Nestd.
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TIRED OF MARRYING

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-Life has
been just one wife after another
for Clyde Kinsey of, this city, who
says that he is getting tired of
the marrying racket and is going
to settle down after the tenth mar
rage"
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maitland
Adams, who are spending vaca-
tien in the northern summer re-
sorts, are now in New York City.
Mrs. Margaret Maxwell was an
arrival yesterday from Miami for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Sawyer, and her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCurdy Mora.
Mrs. Sam Wolf, who accom-
panied Mrs. Jeremiah Fogarty to
Miami last week, returned over
the East Coast yesterday.
Mrs. A. N. Miller was a return
ing passenger over the East Coast
yesterday after a vacation of sew
eral days in Miami.
Miss Carolyn Albury, who was
spending week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albury, in
Miami, returned over the East
Coast yesterday.
Ruth Marie Baker, daughter of
Fire Chief and Mrs. Harry Baker,
who was spending a while with
relatives in Miami, returned on
the Havana Special yesterday.
Edward Ellsworth, employee of
the F. E. C. car ferry company,
left Saturday afternoon for va
cation in Miami and Jacksonville.
Captain Thomas Moore, who
was spending a few days in Miami
on business, was a returning pas
senger over the East Coast yes
terday.
oSaSC cChoSof HIbluI NVHlSI,
who was in Lavelle, Fla, for 10
days on business, returned over
the East Coast yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Price and
son, who left several days ago on
"a yacht for Miami, returned over
the East Coast yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Roberts and son. Billy,
left on the afternoon train Satur-
day for Miami where they will
spend vacation with Mrs. Rob-
erts' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Lester.
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mind. It was IS II someone had
spoken It from behind that deaden.
ling fog. She said, "Your name is
| Jim Riddell." and something in his
own mind answered her.
He said the name aloud: "Jin--"
Then with more confidence. 'Yes--
1lm..'
Jim Riddell." said Nesta firmly.
He preferred Jim to Jimmy any
day of the week. Jim Riddell
he left the name and began to go
over what she had said. He took the
easiest part first.
-You brought me here yesterday?
II can't remember anything about
it,"
You needn't worry about that.
They gave you some kind OF a
sleeping-draught to take you over
the move. and when we got here you
had . good drink OF hot milk and
% ypu went again Xix, a baby"
why did you bring me here?'
lIis voice was quiet and direct.
Nesta's dark eyebrows rose.
"That's q funny thing to ask.
where else should | take you? We'd
ngreed 70 give London . miss.
hadn't we?"
He CROPPED for memories Of Lon
Con.
sI.eudpn7''
'xoure not going to say you've
1orgotten Londoni"
/ @I've forgotten everything. r."
lEEis hand closed upon the edge Of
he bed. He shut his eyes for mo-
enent, giddy with the sense Of empty
pacs ell round him. There were
no landmarks. nothing TO steer by.
no horizon line. no faintest. farthest
star.
fTsHE woman who sat on .he end
= ot the bed looking at him was
nlss actual. but somehow not 50
weassuving. He didn't like her very
mueh. He didn't like the way she
WAS dressed. or the way she did her
hair. or those near-set eyes OF hers.
Ne supposed she was handsome. but
hs didn't like her. She had a black
nress with little magenta and yellow
w9uiggles on IL The pattern hurt
Ms syes.
Her voice cut sharply across bis
sasht--a bright voice with an
80 10 Il.
yoasre not going 10 go ne
1--we tprgosten me, in
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Turkey Supper
At Parish Hall

A Turkey Supper is being held
tonight in the Parish Hall spon-
sored by St. PauPs Altar Guild.
Preparations are being made for
a large crowd which is expected to
attend.
The supper will be served by the
ladies of this organization start
ing at 600 P. M.
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Chapter seven
sMY wlFE-Nols

= &
Tor moment is was the fog which
=. was pressing against his eyes
che fog; not his own hand. And be-
hind the fog things moved-vague.
horrible things. He jerked himself
out Of the fog and flung out his
'hiahd.
Mol can't remember"
What-nothing? *
!. .No-no-"
: Not your own nameY
!. Il don't-know-
Your names Jim Riddell," said
iIINesta sharply.
II The name came back to him like
- leint echo from somewhere in his
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SOCIETY ::
Special Meeting Of School
Organization Held Saturday

ert Roberts, will report on the
sanitary conditions of the school
and will also visit the local diaries
in the interest of the school par
ents.
A school patrol from the higher
grades will be organized by the
teachers to assist in maintaing
order at the school outside of the
class rooms.
Principal Duncan was present
and assisted in formulating these
plans.
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NOTICE

.- All merchants and other. places
of business are hereby notified
that the occupational and store Ii
censes are due October 1. At
ter this date, persons not having
licenses will be required to pay .
penalty of 25 percent.
F. II. LADD, Tax Collector.
sept. 25-3t.
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ANOTHER COLLEGE
OPENS In GEORGIA

Triton, Ga, Sept. 25.-
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural
college, Georgia's newest educa-
tional institution, has begun its
first years work with an enroll
ment of about 100 students. The
college is co-educational and will
have 30 women students.
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BIRDS AND BEASTS
SUBJECT TO REFORM
IRy A..ucIntea rressl

tRy Ass0cIatea PressD
ISTANBOL, Sept. as
Latest modernization edict for
Turkeys metropolis:
Hens are forbidden to lay
eggs in public thorough
fares.
Progress and westerniza-
ton have hit beasts also.
Another municipal order says
that flocks of sheep, herds of
goats, water buffalo land
other animal congregation"
henceforth may traverse the
streets only between the
hours of 9 p. m. and 6 a. m.
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FLORIDA BRINGS
ia PASSENGERS

The steamer Florida. Of the p.
and o. $. S. company. came in
Saturday afternoon from Ha-
Sana with ia passengers. So
aliens. 400 sacks Of sugar and 1T
trunks. The vessel sailed at $50
o'clock with ~ passengers for
Tampa.
Freighter Colorado arrived this
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GIRL ARRIVES AT
HOME OF FILERS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Filler Thursday evening at their
home, 618 Dey street, girl
wei hing nine pounds.
The little miss has been given
the name of Betty Lou.
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The Puffy and Fluffy have join
ed an armed force,
To reach the bold rebels they've
mapped out a course.
Says Fluffy, Il don't like this
business bitp'
Grins Puff, "Either this, or in
prison we sitp'
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RESIDENCE, corner Caroline and
Ann streets. Commodious and
! modern in every respect. Gas
range and KelvinatOr. Other
wise unfinished, $4,000 per
month. VIM. Curry's Sons Co.
sept25-tf
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morning from New York with
heavy cargo for Key West. After
discharging the ship sailed for
Tampa and Mobile.
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George Mcdonald and grand
daughter, Miss Helena Sawyer,
who were in Miami for one week,
were returning passengers on the
train yesterday.
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eaOoOoOOOOO0o vOoos
CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
ssssssseosssesssesassss

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of 1c a word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
25c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number if they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise.
ment The Citizen will give free ar
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask fol
it.
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HOUSE FOR RENT,
containing IL rooms. on lot
50x19S feet. in select section OF
city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
posite beautiful Coral Park, and
facing the sea. Garage in rear.
Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L.
p. Artman. 1909 Whitehead
street or The Citizen Office.
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Tax Assessor Otto Kirchheiner,
who was attending a meeting of
state assessors in Orlando, return
ed over the East Coast yesterday.
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was dedicated to the people of Ke.
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-25

T. Jenkins Curry was an ar
rival over the East Coast yester-
day from Key Largo and will re-
main several days on business.
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Subscribe for The Citizen-2ee
. week.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE with garage
Opposite City Park. All con-
veniences, Frigidaire and radio
Apply 905 South street. Tele-
phone TOP. sept20-tf
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Carl Rom. senior radio electri-
clan at the lighthouse department,
left over the East Coast yesterday
afternoon for Fowey Rocks light
station to make repairs to the ra-
dio generator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maitland
Adams, who are spending a vaca-
ten in the northern summer re-
sorts, are now in New York City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-25

Alfredo Barroso and Manuel
Domeneche were outgoing passen-
gers Saturday afternoon over the
East Coast for Miami enroute to
Tampa for stay of a few weeks.
Miss Dorothy Key was passen-
ger on the afternoon train Satur-
day for Miami where she will spends
a week with her parents and other
relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-25

Mrs. Margaret Maxwell was an
arrival yesterday from Miami for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Sawyer, and her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCurdy Mora.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-25

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Evening star., 1933-06-04

Hollywood heeds fashion
decree. Helen Twelvetrees
displays this smart note of
matching blouse and gloves in
blue and white striped ging
ham. A blue cape suit and hat
to match completes the outfit.
g Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1933-06-04

The Governor of Colorado joins in
the gold rush. When employed pros
pectors turned up little gold on the
banks of the South Platte River near
Denver. it caused quite a furry and
Gov. Edwin c. Johnson QefD turned
out to show the folks how to pan for
the precious metal. Q Associated Press Photo