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Outrageous Fortune
~ MRaNiesa NsNzsDaH

lands. II was while she was at Craig
ellachie that Jim wrote to say he
was in London. He was given
warm Invitation to join Mrs. ogil.
yie's party
Caroline passed quickly over the
time when they waited for his an
swer. He would come-of course
he would come. They would go for
tremendously long walks. and tell
each other all the things that you
couldn't put into letters.
II he got Aunt Grace's letter on
Wednesday morning he might catch
the night train and come right
through. Caroline had gone about
in queer warm dream Of happiness
which it hurt her to think about
now.
Because Jim hadn't come. He
hadn't written for three days, and
then it was just few lines to Grace
Ogilvie. He thanked her very much,
and he hoped perhaps he might be
able to get up later on, but just at
the moment he was afraid he could.
mt spare the time. He didn't write
to Caroline at all, not until the begin
ming Of August, and then it wasn't
what you could call a letter; just
half a dozen lines. all scrawled in
q hurry.
Il may be able to get or on the
Sth If Grace can still have me. 4
shall probably take steamer up
the coast
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chapter 10
EooTaTEPs APPRoAcH

ltFtHAT was the Christmas letter.
! Caroline answered It at once. She
told him she was living with Patsy
Ann, and she told him just how
drsary and lonely and neglected
Halls Place was getting to look
weeds in the drive. and green mould
Ion the pineapples at the entrance
Irand II you don't come home soon,
Tim. the trees viii meet across the
drive. Aren't you ever coming
home7 do so want you to come.
Your loving Caroline"
She had always signed like that
70 Jim from the time that she wrote
him her very first letter when she
vas seven years old and he had sent
her . doll for her birthday. Il had
yeal hair, and brown eyes that open
q and shut Jim was sixteen.
he wrote again IN February. He
YES yery hopeful about an invention
! q his. He couldn't tell her about
~ because II was all extremely con-
A4ential. Elmer Van Berg might
hack Il. II he did. the thing was
made.
He wrote at length about Elmer
Van Berg. for whom he seemed to
have q high admiration = The
bother Is. he's interested in too
many things. He takes turns at
them. Whilst he's riding one. the
others might as we'll be dead. Just
a. ! thought | had brought my Job
81. hIs uncle, old Peter Van Berg,
died and left him an extraordinary
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n ND that was all. 1t might have
( ! been written to q Mere AcQuain-
lance. 1t wasn't the kind OF 3 letter
TO be Jim's last letter to his loving
Caroline. It gave her a very des0s
late, grey, hopeless feeling. It made
her feel. quite illogicalIy. that Jim
was drowned. The Alice Arden had
sailed on the eighth Of August and
had gone to bits on the Elston rocks
That was a very frightening thing
to hear. It seemed to make It GER
tain that Jim had sailed on the
Alice Arden. A cold SILVER passed
over Caroline. She put the letters
together again with hands that
moved a little ssiifly. When she went
over to put them away. the room
felt very cold.
She drew q sobhing breath as she
shut the drawer. It felt as II she
were shutting Jim away. The tears
began to run down her face. and al
at once she couldn't bear the light
any more. It Is only happy people
who want to stand in the light. Car
oline pushed down the switch. and
was glad OF the dark.
She cried bitterly, crouching down
by the bed and pressing her face
into the pillow lest Patsy Ann should
hear. Patsy had come upstairs and
was moving about In the room across
the tiny landing. Caroline cried ell
her tears away. She had held them
In for long time. now they were oil
gone. and she felt rather like Z ghost,
weak and light and insubstantiai.
She went 10 the window and open,
ed IL.
Something In CarolIne's mind said
quickly. "It's no good crying over
spilled milk" She thought that was
very odd.
She leaned out farther. A faint
damp breath moved the trees across
the road. Over the edge Of the AZ
lence came the sound Of footsteps
coming nearer.
fCopwssAf. 1853. =. =. Lappiaeois Cs.J
Tomorse~. carollne tanelss hss.
sell - q asFaaaa adventure.
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:: SOCIETY =:
Musical Program, To Be
Rendered This EUening

The musical which was seized
uled to take place ct the Fleming
Street Methodist Church last Tues
day, but which was postponed 81
account Of the inciement weather
will be held at the church this eve
ming, beginning at 8 o'clock, it ha'
been announced.
The First Methodist Church
Ley Memorial Church and the
Congregational Church are assist
ing in this affair. and an excel
lent program has been arranged
Following is the program:.
Prelude, Miss Mayfield Knowles
Invocation, Rev. ]. IT. Coulliette
Anthem, .Extoy Him, 2 choir.
Solo, (selected) Mrs. II. E. Rus
sell.
Duet, tselected) Mrs, j.. L. lie,
and Miss Mary Whitmarsh.
Quartette. "From Every Stormy
Wind" BY G. Cramef, Mrs. p. d
Herrick, Mrs. G.. A. Bervaldi, Mrs
w. Williamson and Robert Pritch
ard, with soprano obligato BY Mis-.
May Hill. At
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WISCONSIN TOWN OF
400 HAS MUCH CASH

SUPERIOR, WIS.,, Get. "a
town without a debt and with a
substantial bank balance has been
found in Douglas county, Wis.
1t is Cloverland, with popula-
ton of 400, an area of $4,000
acres, three schools, a gravelled
road "to every farm"-and the dis
tinction of producing one percent
of the total pea crop in the Unit
ed States.
Conservative operation of the
townships affairs is responsible
for the record, says State Senator
Philip E. Nelson, of Maple, who
has been chairman of the town
board for IL of the Is years of
its existence.
This years statement of assess
ment showed the townships valua-
ton to be $310,74O. Only four
families have been on the towns
relief list.
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Violin solo, Alteration" by F.
Borowski, Gerald Saunders.
Trio, "Raise Me Jesus To Thy
Bosom by Huntley, Mrs. j. Z.
Singleton. Mrs. 2. Etheridge and
Gerald Saunders .44 ssI Il
Solo, lselected) Miss Susan La
Kin. ea &
Duet, (selected) Mesdames Her.
shell Williams and Leo Williams
Anthem, angels of Jesus"
choir.
Trio, 1.-THE Lord Is Ny Shep-
herd" by Kocchat. Mrs. C. A.
lBsryaldi, Mrs. w. Williamson and
Miss May Hill.
Solo, "The Rosary" with sa-
cred words) BY Nevin. Robert
sPritchard.
Offertory by Miss Beulah Lee
Williams.
Solo. "Hold Thou My Hand" by
C. S. Briggs, Mrs. E. r. Evans.
Trio. Father In Heaven, by
G.. C. gStearns, Mrs. Grace Archer,
Mrs. Vernallis DiNegro and A. d.
Leuthi. M
Benediction by Rev. y. +. Coul-
kettle. ass So
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collection of Jewels. Elmer's too
busy with them to have time for me
md my affaifs.''
There was lot more about the
Van Bergs. Susie Van Berg was
6wkully pretty. and awfully kind.
They we're great friends.
n March he wrote that the Van
Befss we're coming to England for
the sumner Susie wants to go to
Court Ia as many OF old Peter Van
BeFgs jewels rs possible"
a FTER that there was nothing for
a Z couple OF months. Then he
wrote again. stiIl from New York,
The Van Bergs were In England. He
Mas half thinklng Of coming over
AFTER them. Susie thought It might
~ worth his while-she thought
inner wps working up for a change
of hobbies, They had taken Pack.
ham Hall Tor the summer You
might so over and call as It's SC
: Caroline had gone over to cal
NTH Patsy Ann: but It was june
/, and the Van Bergs were taking
their London season very seriously
and only coming down for week
ends. Caroline and Patsy had been
asked 10 lunch on i Sunday-and 81
course Il had 70 be Just that one
particular Sunday which Robert
Arbuthnot had already ccmman
de1red. He was = distant cousin
ofPatsy's. q still more distant cousin
81 Carollne's. and trustee to both ol
them. He was an able lawyer and
. binding bore.
Caroline maintained that he only
came to see them when he had some,
thing unpleasant to impart with re
sard to their Investments. on this
secession he left Patsy the poorer
~ about twenty pounds q year. and
made Il impossible for Caroline to
sheet the Wan Bergs.
IA Jaiy Caroline went north ia
Fi6it her fathers sister. who kept
DDsn house every year II the High
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ARRANGE PROGRAM
FOR OBSER VANCE
of CUBAN EVENT
FESTIVITIES TO BE HELD IN
KEY WEST TOMORROW
MARK ANNIVERSARY OF
EEL CRITIC DE YARA,

Is r.
Tomorrow, October 10, marks
the anniversary of Gel Critic de
Yara". the call for independence
made on October 10. 1868, by
Cuban patriots against Spanish
dominion.
From that time until 1898 when
the Kingdom of Spain was defeat
ed by the United States. the cry
of Yara ever rung in the ears of
Cubans and melted them to heroic
efforts for freedom from Spanish
rule.
In celebration of this day, Gu
bar societies viii Inject tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock for services
at the Maine plot in the cemetery
Speeches will be made and the
graves of those who died in that
terrible catastrophe and the wal
which followed will be decorated.
1 Following this the graves that
mark the resting places of those
Cubans who gave their lives that
Cuba may be free, will be strewn
with wreathes and flowers.
At night IN San Carlos theater
a literary entertainment will be
presented. Patriotic speeches will
be made by noted orators and a
program of readings and musical
numbers. vocal and instrumental,
will be heard. The public is in
vited.
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FIRST 81 NAMES ARE
REPEAL CANDIDATES

Continued from Page OneD
Recio, P. NJ. Crews, Enrique Hen
riquez.
Precinct No. Polling Place :
COL Fleming Street. Clerk: Louis
Aguero. Inspectors: Chas. M.
Hilton, Hugh Moore, Merville
Rosam.
Precinct No. s-Polling Place
Corner Caroline and William
Streets. Clerk: Raymond N,
Bethel. Inspectors: Sidney Thomp.
son, Geo. ]. Mcdonald, Rudolph
H. Sands.
Precinct No. POLLING Place
900 Fleming Street. Clerk: j
Carlyle Roberts. Inspectors
Samuel McClintock, VIM. N
Knowles, Chas. Mathews.
Precinct No. 5-Polling Place
TIL Duval Street. Clerk: Samue
j. Wolf. Inspectors: E. C. Gomez
VIM. B. Curry, Mario Garcia.
Precinct No. 6-Polling Place
1902 Division Street. Clerk: Chas
Allen. Inspectors: Vernon Hicks
Clifford Roberts, Glen Jaycocks
Jr.
Precinct No. Polling Place
1901 United Street. Clerk: Juliu
A.. Collins. Inspectors: Eveli,
Gomez, Manuel Lariz, Henr.
Bush.
Precinct No. S-Polling Place
Marathon Grocery, Marathon, Fla
Clerk: A. e. WOODBURY.. Inspec
tors: w. A. Parrish, II. n. Snow
Ferris Harrington.
Precinct No. 9-Polling Place
James E. Carey Grocery, Isla
morada, Fla. Clerk. Preston B
Pinder. Inspectors: Raymon,
Russell, H. o. Russell. VIM. H
Russell.
Precinct No. 10-Polling Place
G. o. Garrett Restaurant Bldg.
Rock Harbor, Fla. Clerk: NJ. r
Albury. Inspectors: Chas. F. AL
bury, John Curry, Geo. w. AL
bury.
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COLORED FOLK TO
PUT ON CANTATA

The Cantata, Queen Esther.
in costume. which was to be given
last Wednesday night in the Palace
Theater but was postponed be-
cause Of inclement weather, viii
.be given Wednesday night, accord
ing to those in charge Of the ar
rangements.
The entertainment is being
sponsored by united choir of
colored singers. The program will
start at 7:30 p. m.
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sYNOPSTS: Jimmy RiddeIp
iseNst Be his name, because NestG
Riddelr tells him he - her husband
also that ne has stolen the famous
Hdn Berg enserulde, and shot Elmer
VoN Berg. Al 1Jipmy" ks.0sOs g
thdt ne s0oke Hp ~ q hospital, M
able to remember anything behind
that atC0kenigt0. Nom 10 has run
array from Nssto 10Th gerry ustte
2soneG 70 40 on; fragments from
tie mast come to him, aud to his
kcrT5r. one shred Of memory has
q 40 scsth having drinks iUtfb Eli
seey Yan Berg, and seeing the
e4,eroldsi MedHtDliIe, Caroline
< Eef0k. 4phO had thought the man
~ fhe hospital might be her cousin
zlits R6mddl, has failed ~ her at
fessgf to SEQ him. and IS reading
eeer sonss Of his old letters.
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WELLS PLACE
in DIRECTORY

An addition to the buyers Ii.
rectory Of The cikixen i the nd
vertisement for Wells Lunch
Room. 800 Southland street.
Wells announces that nice
large extra select oysters are ear
ried II all times Il this place and
are served any style, They also
maintain ! delivery service and
win deliver oysters 10 any part e
the city.
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Former Key Westers
Arripe For Visit

Mrs. Samuel Thompson 81
Tampa and Mrs. H. G. Black Of
Galveston, both former Key West
ers, have arrived In the city and
while here viii visit with Mrs.
Blacks mother, Mrs. ]. r. Hobsop.
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PULLING STATEMENT

CHIcAGo-"It was on Monday
night in the afternoon that this
woman struck me-" Mrs. Theresa
Kohl of this city testified in an
assault case.
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Miss Elizabeth Lowe. who was
spending . month with her mother.
Mrs Virgil Lowe ard. The family.
left Saturday FOR New York where
she i employed as aetuary with
one Of the large insurance conn
panies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Jose Palma. son 81 the first
President 81 Cubs. Eltrasla Palma.
was an arrival on the 8. 5. Florida
Saturday from Havana enroute to
Miami where he win visit for i
while with relatives
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VERY SMALL REWARD

DETRoIT-Miss Elsie Marston
of this city received a reward of
20 cents from a woman whose
purse containing $4,000 she found
and returned.
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One of the most promising new
Corners in the films in recent.
years is Evelyn venable, II,
years old, who has a long-terha
CONTRACT with Paramount
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P. Dumont Huddleston, profes.
sor Of science and mathematics Il
the high school. saw an arrival
over the East Coast Saturday to
take up his duties this morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Stirrup.
who were visiting with relatives
in Stuart and Miami for two weeks,
returned over~the East Coast yes
-terday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Frank Steinhart. Of the Cuban
Electric company, came in on the
II. s. Florida Saturday from Ha-
vana and left over the East Coast
to join his family IN New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mrs. Alton Albertus and two
children, AL and Rose Marie. re-
turned yesterday from Miami
where they were visiting for a
short time with relatives.
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SCOUT TROOP WILL
ASSEMBLE TUESDAY

According 10 announcement
made b George Saunders. assis-
tant scoatmaSter 81 Troop 5, Boy
Scouts. the members Of this Or
oanixatioa win assemble at tks
Palace Theatre tomorrow after
noon s. $40 o'clock in uniform
sor The purpose ot joining in the
Cuban celebration 10 Be held.
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Puff has been challenged to bat
tie at dawn,
BY one Count de Costo, an Alpine
Don Juan.
II don't mind the duel says the
Puff, "but, oh gee,
It's getting up early that's worry
ing mev'
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.When twice as many patrons ask for PLYMOUTH
as for any other car !. there must be reason!"

ALBERT FUCHS branch Of the
n Ohio U-Drive-Tf Company
today h operating nine Plym-
ouths 60 four each Of the other
two iow-priced leaders.
81 can see Why people are soid
on hydraulic brakes. /" Mr.. Zuch
aays- 1--WE have fewer accidents
With cars that have them.
Then. too. no other car NE
have can beat Plymouth on
low maintenance. We hardly
ever have 20 touch the enelnes.
-And that's s0rnefhin9. when
you remember cur cars havedif-
ferens drivers nearly every days's
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..sss-- s.-s
Daughters OF
King To Meet

There will be meeting Of the
Daughters Of the King Of st. Paups
church, on Wednesday afternoon.
beginning at 4:3O o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Joe E. Browne, son OF Judge
jefferson b. Browne. who con-
ducts a large brokerage business in
Jacksonville. came In on the Ha-
vana Special yesterday and after
Spending the afternoon with his
father, left on the Over Sea Limit
ed for Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mrs. Harold Baker, who was
spending some time with relatives
in Miami; returned on the Havana
Special Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

City Attorney J. L. Lester was
a returning passenger on the Ha-
vana Special from q trip to Miami
accompanying Mrs Lester who left
last week for Baltimore; Md.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard
and son, Robert Jr., who were
spending week with Mr.. Pritch-
ards mother, Mrs. Agnes Pritch-
ard and other relatives. left yes
terday afternoon for the home in
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mrs. Roy Roberts and son. Billy,
who were spending a week with
Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham Lester in Miami. re-
turned over the East Coast Satur-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Sam Pattison, connected with
various racing activities, was
among the arrivals in the city yes
terday from Palm Beach for a
visit Of several days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

I Anthony Olivieri, who was
spending several weeks in Key
West with Mrs. Olivieri, left yes
terday for Miami where he is en-
ployed in q cigar manufacturing
establishment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

/. N. Meltzer was an arrival on
the Havana Special yesterday to
join Mrs. Meltzer and son. Charles
Curtis. who are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Curtis at the
home at Caroline and Simon
ton streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

w. II. Pierce. keeper at SOM
brero lighthouse. arrived Satur-
day afternoon to spend his vaca-
ton with bis family 1t the honaes
622 Ashe street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mrs. Ruby Gates. who Is making
her home in Lakeland with her
-son-inslaw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Rcaddick, arrived over
the East Coast Saturday accom-
panied By Mrs. Readdick and her
little daughter. Barbara Jean. and
Miss Marie Sands. 5 as.s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mrs. Maggie Carey, who was
spending while with her sister.
Mrs. Paul Roselle in Miami. re-
turned Saturday accompanied by
her nephew. Bob RoselIe. who viii
stay for while in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Joseph Saunders. assistant agent
of the F. Z. G. R'y. company 1t
Key West. left yesterday afternoon
for st. Augustine for physical ex-
animation at the company's hos
pital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-09

Mrs. Kathleen Knowles, who
was spending week with her
mother, Mrs. Lulu Maloney and
son, George Knowles, left yester-
day afternoon for her home in
Miami.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Simpson.
who were spending three days in
Key West with friends. left yes
terday afternoon for their home in
Miami. y s<s
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B. "A. Papy. who was on brief
visit to Miami on business, return
ed over the East Coast yesterday.
Mrs. Anne Elwood, who WIS
spending several months with rela-
tives il Miami, returned over TIE
East Coast yesterday.
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d. B. Giles, car foreman at the
r. Z. G. terminals, left yesterday
afternoon on a business visit to
headquarters in st. Augustine.
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Aptei1 W

Mrs. Laurice Croucher. who was
spending a while with her mother.
Mrs. A. E. Roberts, of 1908 Pine
street: and other relatives, left
Yesterday afternoon for her home
in Miami.
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PERSONAL MENTION

- - - - y - =. -
Mrs. Minnie Thompson came I'M
on the Havana Special from Tam $
pa. via Miami, for 4 stay with i
relatives and friends. LIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Stirrup.
who were visiting with relatives y
in Stuart and Miami for two weeks, q
returned. over~the East Coast yes t
terday. ~
P. Dumont Huddleston, profes-
sor Of science and mathematics at )
the high school. saw an arrival 7
over the East Coast Saturday to i
take up his duties this morning. Ip
Mrs. Alton Albertus and two
children, Al and Rose Marie, re-
turned yesterday from Miami i
where they we're visiting for ale
short time with relatives.
---4A-. Is
City Attorney j. L. Lester was 4
a returning passenger On the Ha- /
vana Special from q trip to Miami
accompanying Mrs. Lester who left
last week for Baltimore: Md. :
/. N. Meltzer was an arrival on $
the Havana Special yesterday to J,
join Mrs. Meltzer and son, Charles !
Curtis. who are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Curtis at the
home at Caroline and Simon
ton streets. IL
Joseph Saunders. assistant agent t
of the F. +. c. R'y. company at 4
Key West, left yesterday afternoon
for St. Augustine for physical ex-
animation at the company's hos ;
pital.
Mrs. Maggie Carey, who was :
spending q while with her sister, /,
Mrs. Paul Roselle in Miami. rel
turned Saturday accompanied BY
her nephew. Bob Roselle. who will
stay for a while in Key West. T
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard b
and son, Robert Jr., who were,
week with Mr.. Pritch-
ards mother, Mrs. Agnes Pritch- v
ard and other relatives, left yes 4
terday afternoon for the home I'M 4
Miami. Ii
w. H. Pierce. keeper 1T Som
brero lighthouse. arrived Satur-
day afternoon to spend his vaca- !
tion with bis family 1t the homes y
622 Ashe street. n
Frank Steinhart. Of the Cuban lp
Electric company, came in on the y
u. s. Florida Saturday from Ha- !
vana and left over the East Coast
10 join his family Ia New York.
---~ MAssA tJ
Miss Elizabeth Lowe. who was !
spending month with her mother. J,
Mrs Virgil Lowe snd. The family. J.
left Saturday for New York where j
she i employed a. aetuary with )
one Of the large insurance COM
panies. ,
Jose Palma. son 81 the first
President 81 Cubs. Essrasia Palma.
was an arrival On the 8. 5. Florida
Saturday from Havana enroute to
Miami where Ne win visit for d /
while with relatives - III