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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-18
PLAN TESTING new
ENGINE ON POPPY

48 )
A test of the new engine, re-
Gently installed in the lighthouse
tender Poppy will be made tomor-
row morning, with H. B. Haskins,
assistant superintendent supervis-
ing.
Specifications call for propeller
revolutions of $50 to 500 per
minute and it is expected that the
tender will attain a speed Of more
than 10 miles an hour.
The course over which the yes
sci viii make the trip extends
from Eastern Triangle light to
Nine Foot Shoal light, measured
distance of IA 3-S nautical miles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-18
Spends Easter
In Washington

Leo B. Warren, who is making
his home in New York City, spent
Easter in Washington as a guest
Of Edward Morrison at the home
of Mr.. Morrison's mother, Mrs.
B. X. Morrison. This visit to the
capital was to view the famous
Japanese cherry trees in bloom
and Mr.. Warren was one of the
many thousands that saw this COR
geous spectacle.
Mr.. Warren is boosting Key
West during his stay in the north
and states that he has interested
several Of his friends, Mr.. Morri-
son included, to spend next win
ter in this city.
This former resident is son of
Leo Warren, president of the city
council and Mrs. Warren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-18

Lieutenant Herbert A. Tell
man, u. S. N, commanding of
ficer in charge of the commune
cation service at the naval station,
left yesterday for Jupiter, Fla,
to inspect the communication
unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Woods
came in from Miami yesterday on
the Havana Special for stay with
relatives. Mrs. Woods was for
merly Miss Mary Roberts, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Rob
erts, of Key West.
Emilio founders. ticket agent
for the P. and o. S. S. company
and F. E. G. R'y., Mrs. founders
and four daughters, Janice, Ida
lene, Doris and Lorraine, who left
Saturday afternoon on the S. 5.
Florida for visit with relatives
in Tampa, returned on the Flor
ida yesterday morning.
]. R. Blair, U. S. Inspector Of
hulls and ]. w. Sullivan, inspec-
tor of boilers, who were in Ha-
yana inspecting the S. S. Cuba, re-
turned on, the vessel yesterday.
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CHURCH PROGRAM
FOR CENTENNIAL
TOMORROW NIGHT
CELEBRATION OF ST. PAUL's1
CHURCH ONE HUNDREDTH|
ANNIVERSARY; ARG E
CLASS TO BE CONFIRMED

Beginning tomorrow evening,
and lasting throughout the week,
a program in celebration Of st.
Paul's Church centennial, COM
memorating its one hundredth an
niversary, will be put on with a
confirmation sermon and benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament. The
following is the class that will be
confirmed during the services:
Bonnie Mae Watkins, Annie Ma
RE Bethel, Nellie Anita Hall, Flora
Atckerson Michael, Hattie Rose
Del Pine. Muriel Eolise Thompson,
Camille Parks, Mary Elizabeth Ba-
ker.
William Monroe Allen, Ber-
nard Cruz, Jack Ashby, Leo Saun-
ders, Kingman Gould Curry, Ma
poleon Bonaparte Shannon, James
Henry Pinder, Lawrence Kenneth
Pinder, Milton Eugene Sawyer,
Jr., William James Roberts.
The program Of the centennial
celebration follows:
Wednesday Evening, April 10
Confirmation, Sermon by the
Bishop, and Benediction Of the
Blessed Sacrament, 500 b. m.
After the service the members
of Saint Paul's congregation are
invited to the Parish Hall to meet
the Bishop informally.
THURSDAY, April 20
Afternoon: Party for the
Young People of the Parish,
4 80 p. m.
Evening: Historical Program
in the Parish Hall, 500 b. nj.
Friday, April 81
Public Reception for the Bishop,
800 p. m.
This will be followed BY an or
gan recital in the church at about
$50 p. m.
Saturday, April p
Day of Intercession for the
Parish and the Church at large.
This will begin at 7:30 a. m. and
close at 800 p. m.
Sunday. April %
Mathis. 6:45 a. m.
Bishops Mass at which the new
" confirmed will receive Holy
Communion 700 a. IN.
Church School Mass, $50 a. m.
Procession, Sung Mass, sermon
by the Bishop, 100 a. nj.
Solemn Evensong, sermon by
the Bishop, Benediction, and
Solemn TIE Deum, 800 b. m.
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Annual Alun1nae Meeting
Yesterday Much Enjoyed

Mrs. johnson, president, a happy
birthday, it being her natal day.
Reluctantly all bade adieu until
next year when the silver ami
versary of this organization will
be observed.
Those who attend this reunion
were Mrs. Lopez Johnson, Miss
Emma Curry, Mrs. E. j. Bayly,
Mrs. S. F. Lowe. Miss Hortense
Gomez, Miss Mary Lee, Mrs. j.
Romaguera, Jr., Miss Marguerite
Lacedonia, Miss Edna Cato, Miss
Mary Carmen Whalton, Mrs. Emil
Sweeting, Mrs. Eugenio Martinez,
Mrs. Waldo Johnson, Mrs. Howard
Wilson, Miss Eleanor Davis, Miss
Rita Pinder. Mrs. F. 4. Johnson,
Miss Dorothy Parks, Miss Macie
Gait. Miss Marie Domenech, Miss
Marjorie Gwynn, Miss Pauline
Phelan. Miss Janice founders, Miss
Persis Saunders. Miss Gladys john
son, Miss Consuelo Carmona, Miss
Mary Brantley, Miss Elizabeth
Russell, Miss Cecilia Ellsworth.
Mrs. Ralph G. Miner, Mrs. Harry
III. Baker, Mrs. James X. Brady.
Sister Mercedes Mary, miss
Cleoma Quintanl, Mrs. Clarence
Thompson, Miss Louise Curry,
Miss Mary E. Grillon. Mrs. Vincent
McDermott, Mrs. John Roberts,
Mrs. Roy Roberts, Miss Anna Kir-
chik. Mrs. Walter Roberts, Miss
Margaret founders, Miss Eva Lee,
Miss Marie Haskins, Miss Mary F..
Whitmarsh, Mrs. Earl G.. jackson,
Miss Elizabeth Acherson, Miss
Alicia Dubreuil, Miss Laurentina
Torano, Mrs. Roman Delgado,
Miss Amelia Lucignani, Sister
Celeste miss Anna Thompson) !,
Miss Florence e. Sawyer, Mrs.
Manuel Perez.
Members of class Of go admit
ted to membership ard present
were Misses Carolyn Albury, Ame-
LA Baldwin, Eloise Bowers. Alicia
Dubreuil, Cecilia Ellsworth, Eliza
beth Garcia, Cecilia Kelly, Marie
Knowles. Anna Belle Levin, Jose
phine Lopez, Dorothea Lord, AIDE
line founders, Isabel Norcisa,
Marjorie Park. Elizabeth Russell,
Lanrentina Torano.
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Miss Laid Has
Dinner Party

Miss Emily w. Ladd enterttain-
ed at dinner yesterday in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Williams.
of Kirkwood. Mo-, who are regu-
lar winter visitors in this city. and
who celebrated their 43rd wedding
anniversary yesterday. Others who
formed the congenial party Of
dinner guests were Mrs. Cora Ely
Jones. of Ruskin, Fla, and Miss
MoIiie Parker, of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Williams viii
leave during the week for their
home in Missouri and hope to re-
turn in the early fall.
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lie you will omit these usual pleas
ant Investigations.
The saving effected by any one
grand jury may not be very great,
but with grand juries in sixty-sev-
en- counties in the State, all work
ing to the same end, the aggre-
gate saving viii be considerable.
and every dollar saved is a dol
lar less in the burden of taxation.
The law makes it my duty to
charge you to investigate viola
tions of the prohibition laws Of the
State; this | have done at every
term Of my court and / now 50
charge you. If any one of your
members know Of such violations.
or know any persons who can tes-
tify under cath of their own know
ledge Of violations of the prohi-
hition laws, you should investigate
such alleged violations. This does
not mean that you should summon
scores Of witnesses, As has been
done III the past, only to find AZ
ter spending considerable time ard
money in such investigation, thai
they know nothing 1T their know
ledge and ne indictments found.
have done my duty. gentlemen,
IN trying 10 keep down expenses
ID accordance with the wishes ard
peiiey st Cur splendid goveYnof,
who II doing ali he can tn relieve
The people from the bursleH u I'M
due taxasion Il i nnw Esr yuur
hands ard | have faith - believe
thar yoa nil 5oin NTH the govern
81 and ne ID oag efforts FER ersF-
ony You may naw retire h yoaF
roosas and take up sour wosk
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LEGALS
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned Will apply to The
Legislature of the State OF Florida
at the regular Session Of said
Legislature now being held In this
the year A. ID. 1898 for the passage
Of local or special bill creating
and establishing a road and toll
bridge district in Monroe CQtihty,
Florida. to be known and deSig-
mated as the Overseas Road and
Toll Bridge District" for the pur-
pose Of constructing. operating and
maintaining toll bridges and other
appurtenant structures in said Dis
strict and for all other purposes
necessary, Incidental or expedient
In connection Herewith. Said Dis
trfct shall consist Of and embrace
all Of the following townships, to-
Township 81 south. Range
SO East: Township Ga South.
Range So East: Township IS
South, Range IS East; Town
ship SIS South, Range 81 East:
Township 65 South. Range SO
East; Township Sc South. Range
Range 81 East: township sc
South. Range 80 East; Town
ship SIS South. Range 81 East;
Township &c South, Range 81
East: Township G5 south, Range
80 East TOWNSHIP 66 South,
Range 80 sasts Township SIS
South, Rance ~ East Township
sc South, Range 30 East Town
ship 67 South, Range 20 East:
Township SIS South. Range IS
East, Township Sc South. Range
IS East. Township 81 South,
Range 20 East: Township sc
South, Range 81 East; Town
ship 81 South, Range Fl East;
Township 81 South, Range 26
East; Township SIS South, Range
Is East; Township So South.
Range Is East. Township SIS
South. Range a5 East
Said bill VIII authorize said Dis
trict to borrow money for the pur-
poses of said Bill and TO pledge
only the tolls for the repayment of
such borrowed money and the In
ferest thereon, except that during
the period OF construction Of said
structures and for the further
period of one year after completion
of same borrowed money may be
used 10 pay principal and Interest
falling due.
Dated April is, 1888.
NORBEHG THOMPSON.
apfI g-1t
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Dinner Sale AT
Pytkian Hall

Turtle cakes viii be a speciality
offered at a dinner sale to be con-
Quoted tomorrow beginning at ii
o'clock in the Pythian hall on
Fleming street, near William, UNI
der auspices Of the women Of
Fleming Street Methodist church.
In addition to well prepared
menu there will be a variety of
home baked pies including pump
kin pies.
Those in charge Of the sale am
nounce that during the past weeks
many have called for turtle cakes.
but as there was no turtle in
town these could not be included
in the menu. BEGINNING tomor-
row turtle cakes will be offered at
frequent intervals on the menu Of
dinner sales conducted by mem-
bers Of the Fleming Street Meth
odist church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-18

The twenty-fourth annual re-
union of the Alumnae Of Convent
Of Mary Immaculate was held yes
terday afternoon in the convent.
This is day looked forward to
each year by convent graduates.
At $3.50 o'clock former class
mates began to arrive and were
ushered into the convent parlors
where sisters greeted them. AIT A
o'clock Mrs. Lopez Johnson, presi-
dent of the association, called the
assembly to order, and in few
words welcomed the members to
Mary Immaculate's loved halls,
and addressed those who will be
graduated this year. To these she
babe them be loyal to the teach
ings of their Alma Mater when
they go out into the world.
The business session followed
during which time the class Of '32
was admitted to membership. Elec-
ton Of officers resulted in the
same being returned to office,
Mrs. Lopez Johnson, president;
Miss Emma Curry, vice president;
Mrs. E. J. Bayly, secretary; Mrs.
S. F. Lowe. treasurer; Miss Hor-
tense Gomez, reporter.
In st. Cecilia's hall musical
program was presented by the fol
lowing graduates:
Vocal selections, "The Green
Cathedral" and Silvia" sung by
Mrs. Vincent McDermott and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Grillon, with
piano accompaniment by Mrs.
John Roberts. A reading, 1.-THE
Girl in the Case" by Mrs. E. j..
Bayly. and a piano solo, lie Caya-
lief Fantastique.n by Miss Mary
Elizabeth Grillon.
In flower guessing contest
Mrs. Roy Roberts won first prize.
Miss Pauline Phelan second and
Mrs. Lopez johnson consolation.
The members were invited to
the senior class rooms which had
been transformed into banquet
hall, decorated in blue and gold,
alumnae colors. Here the juniors
Of the convent served delicious
refreshment course. All wished
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LECALS
LEGAL NoTICE


NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned will apply to The
Legislature of the State of Florida.
at the regular Session OF said
Legislature now being held in this
the year A. ID. 1898, for the passage
of local or special bill creating
and establishing a road and toll
bridge district in Monroe County.
Florida, TO be known and deslg-
mated as the overseas Road and
trict shall consist OF and embrace
wit.
Township e4 South, Range sc
East. TowEShip "a South. Range
s. East; township 50 South.
south. Range 81 East: Town
ship IS South, Range SO East:
Township Sc South. Range S2
East: Township So South. Range
g. aa East s. township Sc South.
South. Range 81 East; Town
ship Sc South. Range 81 East;
Township 65 South, Range so
East: Township sc South, Range
80 East; Township IS South.
south, Range a;sss e East: Town.
ship So South, Range - East:
Township 65 South, Range rs
East Township es South, Range
g East: Township SC South.
s sanse R g East s. To Towns, 4, e
ship 67 South. Range 81 East
Township 81 South, Range IS
East. Township IS South.
Range 26 East: Township So
South, Range g East; Town
ship SIS South. Range rs East.
Said local or special bin viii pro-
: vide for the government Of said
District and will authorize the COM
struetion, maintenance and opera
| ton Of toll bridges. causeways aud
like and appurtenant structures and
approaches thereto In said District
and Will authorize the collection OF
reasonable tolls and charges for the
use OF same viii authorize the
said District to borrow money fer
any and all OF the purposes author
ixed in said fsill and will authorize
the Issuance OF such evidence OF In
1 debtedness FOR such borrowed money
!. as the governing body OF said l1is-
trict may determines will provide
1 for the repa ynaelft of such borrowed
money olily out Of said tolls or
period Of construction 81 satd strue-
lures and for the further period OF
one year after completion of same
borrowed money may be used to
pay principal aud interest falling
| due: will authorize the connection
!! 81 said tofi bridges. stc. 10 the ter
mini of the present State Road A;
will confer power Of eminent
| domain and grant Il right OF wax
ever any lands waters or SUBJ
merged lands 10 said District hes
longing to the state OF Florida for
| the purposes Of said HiIl. viii
authorize other and necessary mat
tArs and things fn furthcrance of
the foregoing and viii repeal laws
| In conflict. whether general or spe-
cial. 20 the extent Of such conflict.
Dated April rs, 1888.
NORBERG THOMPSON.
npFf6-lt
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INFANT DIES
THIS MORNING
DAUGHTER OF MR.. AND MRS.
JOSEPH sAUN-
DERS

Yvonne Earline Saunders, one
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Saunders. died this morn
ing at 10:45 o'clock at the resi-
dence. 1920 Catherine street. The
funeral viii be held tomorrow aft
ernoon 5 O'Clock from the resi-
dence, Rev. Holmes Logan Of the
Ley Memorial church, officiating.
Survivors besides the father
and mother are Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Saunders, grandparents.
Funeral arrangements are IN
charge of the Lopez Funeral
Home.
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WORK ON PORTER
DOCK COMPLETED

Reinforcing beams and creosot-
cd piling for strengthening the
Porter Dock have all been placed
and today the dock is IS percent
stronger than before repair OPP
erations started.
During the operations, which
cover a period of several months,
125 damaged piling were replaced.
Some of the decking of the pier
is to be replaced at once and 9th
er planking will be renewed later
on in the year.
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RELIEF WORKERS
PAID YESTERDAY

Employees Of the Emergency
Relief Council who worked two
and three days periods last week
were paid off yesterday u the of.
flee next to the chamber 81 COM
merce.
The amount distributed was
$t,l7s. Others VIII ID paid With
in the next few days and the total
distribution 81 funds viii Be III the
neighborhond IL $4,000 ID Is said.
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MORE FRUIT FOR
Tits GROCERY

A truck load of every kind of
fruits and vegetables available at
this time win arrive at lifts Cash
Grocery on Division street from
Miami tonight.
The shipment will include spin
ach. broccoli, Strawberries, tang
crimes, squash and many other va
rieties of fruits and vegetables.
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To Hold Alumni
Meeting Tonight

Mrs. Charlotte g Beckham,
dean of women at Florida State
College for Women. Tallahassee,
viii arrive today instead IL tomor-
row as first announced. and i
meeting Of the alumni eli this col
lege will be held tonight at 8
o'clock at Miss Mary Trevor's
home. i227 Division street.
During her stay in this city,
Mrs. Beclman viii be house
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew r.
Miller.
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new ARRIVAL AT
WHITAKER HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Whitaker.
of Miami, have announced the
birth of a daughter to them at
their home in Miami yesterday.
Mrs. Whitaker was formerly Miss
Mary Key, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Roland Adams, of this city.
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THE NEWS-JIGGER
HERE'S YOUR SOLUTION
sssseessssssessssSsseess.

Upon cordell
Hull, secretary
Of the state de-
Partment Of the
United Sta
falls much of the
detailed " or K
preliminary 4 .
the Washington
m e eti in gs be-
tween president
Roosevelt n d
re PR esentatives
of foreign gov
e n m Z nts In
preparation for
the world eco
monte conf err
ence. He's the
answer 10 the
News-Jigser on
page 5.
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p ersonal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Riggs,
who we're in Miami to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Higgs' brother-in-
law, William T. Pinder, returned
over the East Coast yesterday.
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tanned il New York

1906 Earthquake followed by
fire laid large part 81 San FSan-
cisco III rains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-18

Mrs. Frank B. Quito, who was
in Jacksonville to spend the week
end with Mr.. Quito. returned on
the Havana Special yesterday.
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TODAY IN HISTORY

IT75--paul Revere made his
historic ride from cAarlessoum ID
Lexington.
lSsT Battle al Cerru Gor,io
Gen. Scott routed Mexiean army
under Santa Ana.
--~-~~-
lSs7 Charles Dickens eHses-
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Sebastian Cabrera, head of the
firm of Cabrera Brothers, who was
in Tampa attending the Rotary
convention, has returned.
Ben FELTON,, Jr., was an out
going passenger over the East
Coast yesterday for a visit with
relatives at points on the East
Coast.
Will McKillip, who came in Sum
day for short business stay, left
over the East Coast yesterday aft
ernoon for Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. jerks have
returned to this city after a visit
of several weeks with relatives in
Miami.
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jssssswo points =. character
and Miliness Wen ret
cur case on thar.
Folks like Luckies BE-
cause they have the Chr.
GSter of the worlds finest
tol,accss, firmly rolled into
one delicious, balanced
blrnd full weight Of lone.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-28
RAILROAD TO
 RUN A SPECIAL

The Alaska Railroad announces that a special excursion gas cal will leave Anchorage at ' a.m., on August 3 and will make stops at route to Seward to pick up all per sons who wish to come to Seward while the five naval vessels are in port.
 The gas car will arrive in Sew ard about 11:30 am. The fare or this car will be the roundtrip for the regular one-way fare, and this tariff applies to all intermediate stations from Anchorage to Sew ard, inclusive. The special rate will be good only on this special train
 Returning to Anchorage and way points this car will leave Seward at pm. on the same day.
 Anyone wishing to go to Anch- orage on the Saturday, July 29 train and return on the special train can do so at the regular reduced fare of one and third fare for the round-trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-28
FIRST SHIPMENT
 CILPATRICK-HIELO ORE SENT SHELTER

For the first time in about 20 years gold quartz ore is being haul ed down Gilpatrick Mountain, at Mile IA, Moose Pass and the first tonnage is being shipped on the SS. Yukon to a smelter in the states.
 Next week the operators of the Gilpatrick and Hielo ground, An derson and lessen, expect to have a test mill in operation, milling the high grade ore recently struck by Frank Hielo near the portal of the Elizabeth tunnel.
 A water wheel is being con- structed by Frank Woodaman, Hume will be laid this week as we'll as clearing the mill site on Slate Creek, about one-half mile off the highway. It is also planned to start construction of bunk and mess house next week. Three men, Tony Lanning, R. R. Schwartz and Arthur Skinner, were added to the crew Thursday. Sam Estes is freighting equipment and supplies up the 1,500-foot mountain an d bringing the rich ore down with a "go-devil.
 According to the present out look, mining will continue thru out the winter when ore will either be "rawhided," or lowered by a gravity tram.
 The new quartz vein is about 26 inches wide, and verticle, with a high grade approximating six or eight inches. So high is the gold content of the high grade streak that oldtimers hesitate in estimat- ing its value per ton. The quartz surrounding the specimen rock will probably run s25O per ton. The ex- tent of the amazing high grade can not be learned until addition al development work has been ac- complished which vii probably be within the next two weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-28
MAX BAER DIMES
 WITH GOVERNORS

LOS ANGELES, July 2S. - Max Baer, candidate for the heavy weight boxing title, arrived here Thursday to help make a movie.
 Today he was to attend a lunch con at the Metro-Goldwyn studio for visiting state governors. In the afternoon he will meet Lupe Velez, who will play the feminine lead in the movie Max will act in.
 No details have been revealed as to the nature of the contemplated production.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-28
GRAND COULEE
 PROJECT OKEYED

WASHINGTON, July 28. Act ing under specific instructions of President Roosevelt, the special cab inet of the public works control board yesterday approved the $6O,- 100000 Grand Coulee dam and pow CT project on Columbia River, in the State of Washington.
 Ultimately the project will be ex- tended to furnish water and power for the reclamation of 100000 acres of land in the Columbia Riv- CT basin, at a cost of $116,OOOOOO.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-28
DANCE TOMORROW MITE

A public dance will be given to- morrow evening in the Dreamland Dance Hall by Frank Nunez and his Fuller Brush orchestra. They gave their introductory dance last Sat- urday and everyone was well pleas ed with the music of these boys. Full details of the dance will be found in their advertisement in this issue.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-28
BOOST THEIR LEAD

, WASHINGTON, July 28. - The fighting Washington Senators yes terday boosted their American Lea que lead over the Yankees to two full games by beating out their New York rivals, to 2. The Sena- tors downed the Tanks in a great 10-inning battle which opened a four game crucial" series.