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MAKES AN APPEAL FOR
MANY POOR CHILDREN

Editor The Citizen:
Dear friends: As Christmas
time draws near again, we are
making an appeal in behalf of the
poor children Of our Spanish Sun
day school at lila Catherine street
for old toys and anything else that
we can use at this season of the
year.
There are about 60 children who
attend our Sunday school who will
have nothing at Christmas time
unless God touches the hearts of
you good people to give to them.
So | am asking you mothers and
fathers who are able to give your
children new toys to remember
these poor children and send them
your old toys, and will fix them
up and give them out at Christ
mas time and make the hearts of
these poor children glad, who will
have nothing unless you respond to
this appeal.
Thanking you for your past help
and hoping you will all do your
part again this year, l remain as
ever,
CHAS. E. LAO,
Pastor, c. of G. S. M.
Key West, Fla,
November II, 1888.
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hundred and thirty thousand a Ger.
tain man had disappeared last fall.
He had stepped out into the flowing
streams of humanity and those
streams had closed over him. oblit-
Grating every trace.
Shrewd detectives, men like In.
spector Baldwin. had miserabiy
failed to track him. The seen. was
cold. nine months cold. AS immedi.
ate Ravens for Karakhan. down the
west coast lay a score OF cities rang
ing up to q million; and across the
Pacific yawned all the teeming ports
OF the Orient.
And yet he was asking Curt to pick
up that mans trail and run him 10
earthl It was like trying to find q
cloud one had seen last week. Be
sides all those tremendous handi.
caps, Karakhan had always been a
shade better than any man ever sent
after him. He had the power oil
money. the advantage OF a cold trail
and the whole world for his hiding
place.
But at least II would be a magnlf
icent hunt. This battle between
Tennyson and that criminal OF two
continents was going to be a battle
worth watching. 8
He wondered how Curt would SO
about The search. What methods
could he use that hadn't been used
already?
"Have you got any idea OF how
you're going about the business,
Curt9"
Curt nodded. I'm going to make
srse Of hisr weak points, -
His weak point
Women" Curt said terseiy.
EARLY the next morning Curt and
~ Smash checked out at the hotel
ate breakfast. and TAXED through
the gray wet dawn to Cooking Lake.
At private pier Curtis trim am.
phlblal was rocking on the wayelets.
A three-place cahined plane. the
sturdy ship had carried him and
Paul and Smash all over the Kee-
watin barrens. up and down the wa.
ter-logged Mackenzie country. and
westward into the unknown Arctic
Rockies.
Across long dry hops" where
. konking motor would have meant
a fatal erack-up. II had taken them
unfalteringly. so that they had come
10 look on II as one OF them. silent
partner.
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PEOPLES FORUM


the cooperation of every citizen
this island would be "The Para.
disc of the South" Must we leave
all to our big brother, the sea? On
shall we make him feel proud OF
the success OF his plan?
ART. ESPINOLA.
Key West, Fla.
November II, 1893.
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Here, take the controlsw yells the
Puff to the guide,
"T'll aim the machine gun down
over the side
And pepper those Eagles with lead.
Wait and see.
I'll teach them they can't fly
around chasing me"
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SYNOPSIS: The first person
Curt TeHnvsoa sees fcheB he re-
turns to Edm0nt0t after a soiHter
spent hunting tCoiges In the sub
Arctic Is Rosdlie Marlin, tohons he
erpecfs some dag TO marry. The
second Is A. X. Marlin, her father,
hjs old chief in the Royal Mounted.
AK wants Curt to track doaclt
Igor hdrakhgn; i'tternattotaI
cd for 9 months. curt has an offer
OF a good Job, aud Goes not fCdnt to
return to the Mounted force. But
the sight of A-K--Jrdy, Doired u,t-
der his MANI cures, clunges his
mind. Curt agrees to help him.
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Mrs. Ada B. Nafew, who is one
of the oldest postmasters in point
of service in the country, has
served continuously at Eaton
town. N. j., for A years.
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The first aerial sleeper-a pas
senger plane equipped with berths
for night flying patrons, has made
its appearance on an eastern
transport system.
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1788-Seth Boyden, New Jer-
sey inventor, classed among the
greatest of American inventors,
born at Foxboro, Mass. Died at
Hilton, N. j., March 81, 1870.
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The most-traveled hostess of
the United Air Lines is said to be
Miss Ida Novelli, who has flown
over 100000 miles in her official
capacity.
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GLAD AND SORRY

ST, LoUIS.-sYes. L was
drunk aad glad of it," boosted
Fobert eloren in court in this city.
bat he wasn't SO glad over The
$500 fine.
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Today's
Anniversaries
sessssessssse 80 . essssso'

17S7-Samuel Cunard, found
er of the steamship line of the
name, born in Nova Scotia. Died
in England, April %, 1865.
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Today In History

1637-Anne Hutchinson, New
England mother of Is. brought to
trial in Boston for disturbing the
peace in that she criticized the
clergy and gave public lectures in
religion.
lS00--CongreSs met for first
time in new Capitol buildings. ~
Washington.
lS7@-National Women's Chris
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500 SHEETS typewriting paper.
Only soc. Get them at The
Artman Press. Phone 81.
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FOR SALE

OLD PAPERS FOX SALE. One
bundle sc. containing % old
papers. The Citizen Office.
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GOOD ONLY FROM NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 80 UNTIL
OUR PRESENT STOCK ITEMS SHOWN EXHAUSTED

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SALE Therefore,
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receipts and bring them
ractive articles shown.
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1790-Solymon Brown, Connec-
ticut and New York clergyman,
teacher and dentist, who did a
large part in the making of den
tistry an organized profession,
born at Litchfield, Conn. Died in
New York, Feb. Is, 1876.
1794-George Grote, English
banker-historian, born. Died June
18, 1871.
1811--John B. Ford, inventor,
Mississippi River steamboat own
er, noted American plate glass
manufacturer. born at Danvi!le,
Ky. Died May /, 1908.
1856-Thomas Taggart, Indiana
hotel owner, mayor, Democratic
leader, U. S. senator, born in Ire
land. Died March 6, 1929.
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1789-Stephen Champlin, naval
hero of the Battle of Lake Erie,
born at South Kingston, R. I. Died
in Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 20, 1870.
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tian Temperance Union formed in
Cleveland.

f9S2-Col. Raymond Robbins.
the social worker who disappeared
on his way to meet President
Hoover, found prospecting for
gold in North Carolina.
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RADIO REPAIRING

RADIO REPAIRING. We repair
ali makes. Guaranteed service,
j. l.. Showers Music Co. nov1
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MISCELLANEOUS

AN AUTO STRoP RAZOR outfit
given free with each classified
advertisement. ASK FOR 1T.
ianII
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Octagon Special Powder, 2 for
sc; for sale by all retail stores.
Oct. 25-tf.
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FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED HOME.
General Electric ice box and
other conveniences. Apply 61s
Caroline street. oct25-tf
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ls7s-NatiOnal women's Chris
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TonaeFroN. Curt makes q date
with ssthis MAthiescn cirt."
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One quart of Sherwin Williams
DEX Quick Drying Linoleum Varnish
and good ~" Varnish Brush, reg
ular price S1.45. Free with $1,000
purchases; Soc and $1,000 other pur-
chases gets il.
One 16 ounce can of Sherwin Will
liams OPEX AUTOMOBILE POLISH,
cleans. polishes and wakes in one
operation. Goo value. Free with $3.50
purchases; Csc with $500 purchases.
One pint can Sherwin Williams
FLO-WAX and an Applicator. No
rubbing: no polishing; dries with
smooth, hard surface Regular price
S1.35. Free with $1,000 purchases;
pay Soc and $500 puschases.
Three Gallon Water Cooler. Price
1926. Free with $1,000 purchases,
or $500 cash and $500 purchases.
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WAGNER YACHT
ARRIVES HERE
FERRY BRINGS in THREE
CARLOADS or PINE
APPLES

The yacht Paula Louise, with
owner. Fred Wagner, and nurse,
Mics Inez Fasser. on board, arrived
yesterday from q fishing cruise IN
the vicinity Of afarquesas. They
win remain here until 4 party of
friends arrive from Miami Beach
when they will start on q cruise
to northern waters.
The steamship Florida sailed
yesterday 1920 p. M, for Ha-
vana with eight passengers from
Tampa. rs from Key West, $50
sacks Of mail and one automobile.
Ferry PARROT arrived from
Cuba $50 o'clock p. M, with one
tank car. rs empties, zig sacks
Of mail. a quantity Of baggage,
and three carloads Of pineapples,
1909 crates.
Freighter Braxos, Of the Clyde.
Mallory lines. arrived from Calves.
ton 1910 o'clock last night. She
sailed 1T I O'Clock this morning
with large shipments of live turtle,
clam products, cigars, sponges and
= carload Of canned pineapple
from the Granday Canning com.
pany.
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CRIMINAL COURT
ADJOURNS TODAY
THREE CASES DISPOSED or
DURING MORNING
SESSION


Three cases were disposed Of in
criminal court today and these
were the last for this session,
Jurors were discharged and order.
ed paid.
Manuel Pla, found guilty yes.
terday on q charge Of non-sup.
port. was told by Judge Harris
that his sentence was suspended
provided he gave his family Ger
tain amount weekly.
". Lowe, tried on q charge Of
assault and battery. conducted hi:
own case. The jury decided tbs
evidence was not sufficient L
prove the charge and returned I
verdict Of not guilty.
Charles Saunders was arraignet
and tried on q charge Of non-sup
port. lie was found by the jury
TO be innocent Of the charge.
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LEGALS

IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
In re the Estate of:
EUGENE L. ALBURY,
Deceased.
To all Creditors, Legatees, Dis
tributes, and all Persons having
Claims or Demands against said
Estate:
You, and each of you. are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which YOU,
or either of you. may have against
the estate Of Eugene L. Albury,
deceased, late of Monroe Cocnty,
Fiorida, 20 the Hon. Hugh Gum,
County Judge of Monroe County,
at his office in the County Court
house In Key West, Florida. within
twelve months from the date of the
first publication of this notice
AL claims should be sworn to.
Dated May 10, Al, ID. 1888.
MIRIAM ALBuRY,
Executrix of the Last WIN and
Testament of Eugene T. Albnry,
deceased.
may20- "a: juns -1o-17-24; jlyI-s-1s
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BIBLE VACATION
SCHOOL PLANNED

The annual Bible School, free
to all colored children, is to be
held in the Trinity Presbyterian
School during the next three
weeks. Music, sewing, health and
Bible subjects are taught under
the direction of college graduate
assisted by teachers and high
school scholars. The hours are
from 9 TO IL.
DIR. De BarTitt viii be glad to
receive any gifts of school books,
and of magazines of the best
type.
Three Fairgrounds are available
for the children and all colored
children are welcome. Certificates
will be given for faithful and
honest work.
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CHURCH PROGRAM
HERE ON SUNDAY
cHILDREN'S DAY EVENT AT
FIRST CONGREGATION
AL CHURCH

The following is the Children:
Day program that viii be render.
ed tomorrow morning during Sun.
day school at the First Congrega
tional church:
Song-No. 90.
Prayer Rev. E. r. Evans.
Scripture reading Juniors.
Solo-Miss Edith Roberts.
Harmonica selectionJack Cor.
mack.
Welcome-Barb Jean John.
son.
What Twill oElizabetl
Ann Evans.
Say it With A Rose" Beverly
Curry.
"our Aim Charles Ra,
Brandt.
Strange But True" Maud,
Rose Brady.
Ring Around the Rosy Bet.
ty Rae Brady.
"Everybody's Day. Leota Eel
ton.
with Garlands Fair'Jacl
Curry.
"Do Your Bit Yvonne white
.sWise Nature Eloise Curry
Song Primary department.
"0ur Choice Charles Caring
Merthyn Evans and John %. Bear.
up.
"The Galilean Lad Howard
Russell.
"The Children's King" Nelli.
Mae Brandt.
Asleep and Awake" Anns
PapY.
"A Children's Day Secret
Mildred Evans.
Collection" Margaret Russell
"My Verse"-Raymond Ma
loney.
Work for Boy" --Roy Watson
Blossoms and Smiles"--Cath
crime Saunders.
"The World Goes Travelling"
.Yvonne Stuart.
"Your Day, Too"-Ruth Ross
DiNegro.
crosse Bud'' Betty June Cot
trell.
Good Resolutions Forres
Eugene Arthur.
"The Message of Jesus" Ellef
Mae DiNegro.
"The Children's Day. Ellis
Ray Gwynn.
"The Letter of Timothy Jer
ry Hathaway. Sc
CLOSING Advice Ruth Currie
Promotion SongBoys ant
girls.
'.No, Not I"James Hathaway
Warren Lowe and Delio Bazo.
Reading Miguel Bazo.
Song-Junior girls.
"A Rose In Every Garden
Billie Burton.
Promotion of Junior Depart
ment.
Presentation Of certificates an,
Bibles by the superintendent
Carlyle Roberts.
Benediction Rev. E. r. Evans
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Eaton Street. between Duval and
Simonton Streets
w. p. Page, Pastor
Bible School, 1000 a. m.
Jerome Nottage, superintendent.
Preaching service, 400 a. m.
Subject: Unpleasant and Pleas
ant Recollections."
B. A. u. Junior, intermediate
and Senior B. 7. P. u, at TOO
p. m.
At 500 p. M, the pastor will
discuss: ''The Final judgment"
Wednesday, mid-week service,
8 100 r. m.
Choir rehearsal, Thursday, at
1880 p. m.
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THREE MARINERS
HERE ON SLOOP
tcontinned from 20 ono

Continued frorn Page OHel
BIS knowledge Of navigation vas
gained BY close application with
no one 20 teach him but hins-
self.
He i an affahle ard entertain
ing host who u rather hasAfal
when the subject Is Agnasesf and
his accomplishments. bat takes i
delight in discussing fishing and
other sparts and extends wei
snmse Il AL QisitAgs
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Immense Crowd Attends
Graduating Ceremonies

filed down the aisle, each young
lady was met by flower girl
laden with beautiful floral pieces,
Members of the class receiving
diplomas were:
Kathleen Ottolee Alderman.
Florence Mary Alderman, Ralph
Dominguez Amable, Jr., Sarah
Elizabeth Ayala, Edna Pearl Bear
up, Louis BENJAMIN Birs, John F.
Blackwell, Jr., Howard Butler,
Aleida Camera, Helen Louise Cav
mess, Aida Coto, Joseph Anthony
Cruz.
Elva B. Esquinaldo, G. Harold
FELTON,, Joseph M. Fernandez, Jr.,
Violet Ruby Filler, Mary Perez de
Guzman, Sylvia Isabel Quito, Fam
ME Elizabeth Hansen, John B.
Hayes, Maud Elizabeth Johnson.
Ida Emma Kerr.
Nellie Louise Kirschenbaum.
Joseph William knight, Frederick
Eugene Knight, Jr., Peter Thomas
Knight, Dorothy Mayfield Knowles,
Deborah Arterlissa Knowles, Kath-
ryn Elizabeth Lightbourn, Abelar-
do Lopez. Jr., Jennie Fac Lowe.
Maynard Victor Lowe, Celia Mar
tinez.
Generosa Martinez, Juanita
Mayg, John Charles Mcmahon.
Armando Al. Navarro, Phillip Park
Niles, Walker Randall Page, Mar
garet Perez, William G.. Pierce,
Malcolm Randolph Pinder, Rose
mary Saunders, Ralph Sierra,
Marietta Diaz Silveira, Anna
Charlotte futile, Clara Helen
Yates.
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SAINT PAUL's CHURCH

Corner Duval End Eaton Street
A. B. Dimmick, Pastor
Sunday services:
Low Mass, TOO a. m.
Mathis, Gas q. m.
Sung Mass ichurch school)
40 a. m.
Sung Mass (sermon), 100 q.
m.
Evensong, sermon, Benediction,
8 100 p. m.
Weekday services:
Mathis, 6:46 q. m.
Mass (Communions), TOO .. m
Evensong, 5:30 p. m.
Second Mass on Wednesdays.
900 o. m.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

White and Washington Streets
John G. Gekeler, Pastor
Sunday School starts at 1000
a. m. A. G. Elgin. superintendent.
Morning worship at 100.
Sermon: "The Christians Re-
ward
The Young People Of the Church
will meet at 7:I5.
Evening worship at 800 o'clock.
Sermon: Natural Laws and
Spiritual Applications.
Mid-week Bible study Wednes.
day at 1880. Topic: LET Him
Be Crucified." Read Matthew
27:22-26.
5f5 q =
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tory of the human race and the
development of the present civil
ization. We have had introduce
tions to the major sciences. You
have taught us the difference be-
tween right and wrong, although,
some people say we have not
learned the lesson very well. We
feel that you have equipped US
well to start into the process Of
education.
Character building is the basic
outcome Of education and train
ing. 1t is said that He who builds
in the life Of child builds q
monument reaching toward the
sky and sets in motion a ripple on
the Sea of Purpose force and
influence for good that goes on
and on in expanding circles, to
cease only on the shores of a
boundless eternity. Character
such as is urgently needed in
American life can be adequately
developed only when all those
responsible for education are
awake TO the fact that character
does not just happen but il the
result of careful cultivation. Al
sound body and mind plus an ade-
quate public school education i
the foundation upon which to
build character.
ssThe Church Is an important
factor in Education and Training.
Its influence starts early and
continues throughout life. With
out regard 10 denominasional
creed, whether Catholic. Jewish,
Protestant, or other faith. the
church ii contributing strongly 10
the present civilization.
The Machine Are III which We
live is . large factor in training.
The radio. the talking Enachine.
the magazine. she automobile. ard
50 forth, scatter knowledge
throughout the Land In wholesale
form.
''F0r 81 81 these things sc are
grateful to yon. cur parents. ~.
cause VOC are The ones who have
provided them for cur brneflt.
We have 10 farewell wnrsls IL
offer We have been happy II
our pubic school life. " ara
anxipns ID see what the future
halds This Il tie Last official
msesing III she KEY Ness High
Schees Seniuf gs 81 1913
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CHURCH MEET AT
Fl. LAUDERDALE

Members 81 the Young Peoples
Conference. Of the Congregational
church, will meet Ia Fort LauderS
dale today for their annual camp.
Sessions Of the organization viii
last for enc week.
Three OF the Hey West delega-
tien, Mrs E. 4. Evans. wife of
the pastor Of the local eongsega-
tion. Miss Ruby Alhury and Benz
jamin Roberts. left yesterday att
sFnoon. They VII be Joined ~
Mss Dorothy Archer. who Jeff
over the highway this morning,
and Miss Ada Milligan, Who S
spending a vacation ln Miami.
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CHANGE MADE IN
THEATR PROGRAM

There win be . change in the
regular program of the Strand and
Monroe Theaters today. enid
night Special win be shown in
place Of aRome Express" The
main feature win be Maurice
Chevalier in Bedtime Story.
Showing at the Monroe viii be
ssTrouble in Paradise" with Miriam
Hopkins, Kay Francis and Herbert
Marshall.
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1tlllI1I6 2EIIl3
FIRsT METHODIST CHURCH

Corner of Eaton and Simonton
Streets
Laymen's Day Sunday. AL
services to be conducted by che
laymen.
Sunday School opens at 9:45
o'clock under the leadership Of
Gerald Saunders. superintendent.
Each department meets in its own
assembly room.
Morning worship begins at Ii
o'clock. Sermon: False and True
Values" by w. S. Eakins.
The Epworth League will meet
in the Social Hall of the Sunday
School building at TOO o'clock
The evening worship hour is 9
o'clock. Sermon by Sam B. Pin.
der.
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Several thousand people gather
ed at Bayview Park yesterday
afternoon to witness the final ex-
ercises Of the Class of 1888, who,
clad in their caps and gowns,
stepped from their Alma Mater
into the world where they will put
10 use the education given them
at Key West High School.
The program opened with the
overture "Poet and Peasant, by
the Key West Municipal Band and
was followed by the professional
ct which time the class of 1888
came slowly marching up to the
grandstand of the park, the young
ladies' carrying beautiful bouquets
OF flowers. In the academic pro-
eession were the graduates, Mayor
William H. Malone, Superinten-
dent Melvin E. Russell, Professor
Horace 0'Bryant, Reverend w. P.
Page and members of the school
beard, Allan b. Cleare, Clarence
Pierce and Ralph Johnson.
The invocation was said by Rev
erend w. p. Page after which Pro-
lessor O'Bryant introduced the
speaker, Mayor Malone, who de-
livered an eloquent address.
Before comforting the certifi-
estes, Superintendent Russell
spoke on the public school system
Of the city, state and county. At
the conclusion of Mr.. RusselPs
talk, the members Of the class
were presented with the diplomas.
The band played the occasional
and the members of the class
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HOL.TSBERG'S
MONDAY SALE

New shipment Of Chiidren's
0rgandy Dresses. sizes 4
10 IL. see window display,
on sale Monday &C 500
10 pieces Of Dotted Volies.
all coIors, guaranteed 70
wahh, 40 inch. on sale
Monday as per- yard isss
Black and White Morning
Dresses. with short sleeves.
sixes 40 10 81. fat eoisga
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u Match. on sale at SOC
children'S Organdy Dresses
with Hats 10 Match. made
Of Dotted OrKansiy. Sizes
! 10 q. on sale 90
Extra SIZE nsoutaera. Man
dalay brand. On sale u SOC
White Orwandy. 80 inch. %
sale special at per gard fHs
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-10
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SGT William Street
e. Richard Evans, Pastor


e. Richard Evans. Pastor
Sunday School starts at 9:45
a. m, under the leadership of
Carlyle Roberts, superintendent.
Each department meets in its own
rooms.
The school will have their Chill
dren's Day program at this hour.
Morning service, 1880 O'Clock.
Brigadier Alfred Tyler, divisional
commander of the Salvation Army,
will speak.
Senior Christian Endeavor, TOO
o'clock. Subject for discussion:
"What Shall We Do With Our
Education?"
Evening worship, 500 o'clock.
Sermon text: For The Love of
Christ Constraineth Us.
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock,
the monthly program of our Mis-
sionary Society.