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La gaceta., 1934-08-04

los OOUuS
En- la manana de aver con
t~raieron matrimonio los j0ve-
mes Julia Faedo y Miguel Mar
tinez.
Ell enlace Sc efectu6 en- la re.
sidencia de los padres de la no.
via, los esposos Maria y Jose
Faedo, del ndmero 1888 de Ii
Gale Chestnut.
Firmaron como testigos, POI
la novia, su padre, ell Sr. JOSE
Faedo, Y Gerardo Placeres POI
ell novio.
Estableceran su Residential
en- esta localidad.
En- la noche de hoy unirar
sus destinos la Srta. Concep.
ci6n Escobar " ell j6ven Juar
Ramirez.
La boda Sc verificara en- e
hogan de los padres de la novia
Sres. Angela y Rafael Escobal
en- la IL avenida 1910.
Actuara en- representation
de la ley ell Notario Candid
Perez.
Que la dicha sonria siemprt
a las dos enamoradas parejas
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

ordenado ell arresto, por contra
bando de bebidas alcoholics,
de los comedies industriales
LAWN y Gomez. Mas de 200
personas Sc hallan complicadas
en- el contrabando, entire elias
altos empleados del servicio de
aduanas. Creese que los contra
bandistas asesinaron al captain
Maribona, de la lancha Sarita,
que habia ofrecido un carga-
mento de opio y Sc aparecio
con jabon. Otra lancha ha sido
capturada en- las costas de Pr
mar del Rio.
-M;steriosamente ha desa-
parecido del lugar donde ira
hajaba, en- la Gale de Basarra-
te, la Srta. Della Caceres HERE
ra, de 10 amos, que disfruta-
ba de excelente reputa-
c;on. Los vecinos de esa Gale no
la vieron ell dia de su desapa-
ricion.
En- los alrededores de la
casa del embajador jefferson
Caffrey, en- Ell reparto Miramar
fue arrestado aver un indivi-
duo que actuaba de manera
sospechosa,
Hizo ell arresto ell cabo Bats
ia que custodiaba al diploma
tico americana. Ell hombre ha-
bia estado averiguando ell color
del automovil y las horas de sa-
Ida y entrada del embajador.
Ell secretario de sandal,
DIR. Verdeja, felicito aver al
DR.. Bartlett, jefe de sandal de-
Placetas, porque en- ell pasado
mes no ocurrio ALI nj un solo
case de paludismo. Bartlett
tambien ha sido felicitado por
ell DIR. Loire.
-Afirmase que sera NOM
brado administrator del acue-
ducto de la Habana, tan luego
Sc lie entregue de nuevo al a.
yuntamiento, ell coronel Enri-
que Quinones.
La residencia del General
Menccal Sc We diariamente vi
sitada por centenares de per-
sonas. Aver estuvieron a salu-
darle comisiones de Cienfue-
COS, Cruces, Ciego de Avila,
Agramcnte, Placetas y Alqui-
Ear.
Hoy Sc pagara a los en-
pleados del Capitolio. Ell deere
to correspondence Sc firmo
aver por ell Presidente Men
dieta.
Una criatura de seis me-
ses, de la raza blanca, fue aban
donada aver por su madre EN-
la casa numero S de la Gale
Infanta. La policia dice que la
mujer EMBARGO con rumbo a
Santa Clara.
Les alumnos de la escuela
normal de Santa Clara dicen
que ALI no admitiran otro d.
rector que ell DIR. Fermoselle,
injustamente destituido por ell
DIR. Jorge Manach cuando es-
tie abecedista desempenaba la
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
LA FIESTA DEL PUESTO
MARCELO GANZALEZ

: Esta noche Sc efectuara la
fiesta organizada por ell puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez, de la Legion
Americana, COMMEMORATIVE o.
tro aniversario de su funda
ci6n.
Ell primer comandante que
tuvo ell puesto, Charles Jime-
nez, sera uno de los invitados
de honor,
Prepare ell programa la So
iedad de los Cuarenta y Ocho.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
CONCEDIDA UNA BECA AL
JOVEN

La sociedad Friday Mo&lnE
Musicale tom6 aver ell acuerdo
de conceder una beca de $500
al joven Vicente Canzoneri,
graduate del institute HILLSIDE
rough y estudiante del Conser-
vatorio de Rollins. Canzoneri es
hijo de los esposos Mateo Can
zoneri que residen en- la casa
ndmero 29O8 de la avenida Fl.
Continuara su educacion mu
steal en- Rollins.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
In fNRci6n de amer
contratadas

,LG tuHclOn de aver
Tai como 10 ~esperaba, ell pu-
bIico sali6 complacido del pro
,grama presentado an9che en- Ell
.teatro del Centre Asturiano.
Todos los artistas recibieron
.sinceros aplausos.
Preciosas senoritas y senoras
len l~aterales y butacas.
En- la amplia sala vi repre-
sentaciones de las sociedades
clubs, logias, agrupaciones y
particulares.
A todos los que me prestaron
SUI valiosa y desinteresada
cooperation, expreso mi agra
decimiento.
A todos efusivas gracias.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
LA HUELGA DE LA PRO
VINCIA DE ORIENTE

Habana, agosto 4,-El 60
.bierno estudia ell problema plan
teado por la huelga de trans
.portes en- la ciudad de Santiago
de Cuba.
Hoy sabado Sc vencera la ire
qua de 48 horas concedida por
6 trabajadores.
La secretaria de trabajo tie
ne a su cargo dictar la resolu-
ci6n definitiva.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04

gran fiesta campestre que pro.
mete ser un triunfo.
Esta romeria Sc efectuara
para conmemorar ell dia de Ia
Covadonga.
Es de esperar que refine Ell
mismo entusiasmo y coopera-
Sci6n como las anteriores fiestas
que han organizado los entusiaS
Itas asturianos .
Pronto dare importantes de-
TALES.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04

ma ell L. B. H. Club, partiendo
de la Gale Mitchell n1mero
zoos, a las 7 de la manana.
En- un autobus especial sal
dram los excursionistas. Sc SER
vira IN suculento almuerzo.
Z Progresan los preparativos
para el s6gundo Bunco Party
annual que tendra efecto este
mes.
C(Sdr RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
EieStnS de PLnnn

FiestaS de Playa
Una de los alegres mucha-
dhos de MELODY Social Club,
en- la playa de Clearwater, ma
mana domingo.
Saldran de la Residential del
Sr. A. Garrido, calle II hume
70 OFT, a las II p, m, para re-
gresar por la noche.
Bailaran en- la glorieta de
Joyland.
A la misma playa ira mana
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
EMIGRADOS REV0LUCIO-
NARIOS CUBANOS

Sc cita por este medic a las
dos comisiones que estan GEES
fernando las inscripciones para
la Repatriation, para manana
domingo a las 3 y media de la
tarde, en- ell Circulo Cubano.
Pueden concurrir los emigra-
dos que quieran inscribirse.
J. r. SGnfeliz,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
Corte de 10 Criminal
PALMER DECLARADO Gull
Fable

Tn jurado declare aver Gull
pable a Richard Palmer, veci-
no de esta ciudad, de haberse
inscripto ilegalmente en- las g.
lecciones primarias de JUNO,
Palmer, segun ell jurado, Sc
irscribi6 para votar en- los pres
cintos No. l y No. 2.
Mantuvo la acusacion ell fis-
cal C. ]. Hardee y defendi6 Ell
letrado l.. E. Womack.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
Ell CON CUBA

Habana, agosto Man
festaron aver en- Washington
que ell tratado de reciprocidad
con Cuba Sc dara a conocer en-
la Habana, la semana entrante.
Mas tarde Sc dara a conocer
ell tratado con la Repdblica de
Colombia.
Las autoridades cubanas di-
cen que los puntos principles
han sido discutidos va.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
Fiesta ~Verdniegd

F1eSCn UeTUUtegu
Reina gran interes y notable
Ientusiasmo para esta fiesta que
lila directiva del Centre Espanol
celebrara en- TODD ell edificio So
.cial de West Tampa, ell dia z
de septiembre ,capitaneada por
!su presidente, ell ST.. Fernan-
DEE Rey. En- la Ultima junta
quedaron nombradas las conf
stones. Las dos S~ecciones de da-
mas estan a cargo de la propa-
ganda y programmes, Sc espera
reunir a mas de mil comensa-
les. Las orquestas de Mano San
ahez Y Los Bohemios han sido
contratadas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
El picnic del ASturian0

10 auspician las Secciones de
'Intereses y Recreo y Sc dedica
a los socios de la enaltecida So
ciedad asturiana asi como a in
vitados especiales y sera en- la
Finca Nistal ell dia 8 de sep
tiembre.
va estan a la venta las pa.
peletas para ell almuerzo de esta
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
Ell LUNES Sc REUNIRA Ell
)

Berlin, agosto 4.-Convocado
por ell presidente Hitler ell lu-
mes Sc reunira ell Reichstag, rim
diendo homemade a la memoria
del difunto p%residente Paul
Hindenburg.
La principal oraci6n de des-
0edida al viejo lider la pronun-
clara Hitler ell martes, en- Tan
neberg.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04

OperddG
La estimada DANA Sra. Lily
Tucet de Rosell6 hija de los es-
pesos Rosell6, de la Gale Cy-
press, en- ell barrio de allende el
rio, fue sometida a una dificil
operation por ell cirujano DR..
Rafael Ortega, en- ell Sanatorio
del Centre AstUriano.
Pertenece la enferma a una
de las familias mas distingui-
das de esta localidad.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
De ~VdcdciOneS

De VdcaciOneS
En- Carolina del Norte Sc
encuentra disfrutando de va
caciones la familia de Don Ra
sn6n Fernandez Rey, querido
presidente del Centre EspanOl
Grata estancia en- csc esta-
do, es ell deseo del cronista.
La gaceta., 1934-08-04
Excelente nara Fl Lumhs%

nj Euaterole ahuyents a
.OAot y 10 reeIlplaxa con I'm estate
1e nienestdr exquisite y ealmanfa.
Wr0teSe suavemente la parte afeetadM.
rs un unEtento bIanco y Iimpio.
S.Dorado de aceite de mostaza. Ne.
dete de procurar hoy misn,0 80
Musterole en- su farmacia. Precaoma
soc. y CSC. ORC americana en- potea
tubosI fanatic de hospital eaO0
Gro americana,
wUFERAA CUALQUIER SENAPKNDaM
PARCHO DE MOSTAZA.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01

sician is totally wrong-it means
that they hope to establish a nor
NAL person through two different
methods of attack Either may be
right.
One can go on indefinitely Civ
ing examples where the physician
! has made his mistake. We accept
the criticism and strive to correct it
as near as We can.
Now consider the. 'naturopath,
chiropractor or other person con-
cerned under these two amend
ments. They wish to decide for you
what illness you harbor, and fur
, ther they wish to treat. you with
medicines. They disk to be allowed
to bring your baby into-'the world,
to operate upon you surgically, and,
if they see fit to give you an an
aesthetic. In other Words---regard-
less Of what you have been told -
The bills clearly state that they @ish
to practice medicine and surgery
For my part it is no concern OF
Dor attends your wife whenrShe has
baby, nor, does it concern me il
your child has pain in the abd0'
men and someone tells you this OF
that and the child dies from a rup
tured appendiN. 1t does concern me
lif you have been advised legally
these several things by someone def
initely unqualified to SO advise.
Outlines Requirements
What are the qualifications fol
persons who will treat you under
the name doctor" as prescribed b!
these. bills Nos! 9 and IT? Do the.
! equal or approach in any way wha
is demanded of physicians? The!
do not.
Chropractic is a'method Of heal
ing based. on the theory that mos
diseases are caused by displacement
of vertebrae of the spinal column
! thus producing pressure on The
nerves as they emerge. The chiro
practor tries to find the displaced
Joint and manipulate it into place
with his hands, thus relieving pres
sure on the nerves. The rest is lef'
to nature, neither drugs nor sur
tgery being used. DR.. D. D. Palmer
of Iowa first used this method IL
1903 CTimes Encyclopoedia).
Doctor defined in Webster's die
tionary is lone skilled in any par
!ticular branch of knowledge. doc
tor of chiropractic' means what i
says-one skilled in the manipula
ton of the spinal column. Their, ed
ucation has been stressed on the
Ispine and manual treatment OF tht
same. That is their field.
Doctor of medicine" means Wha
i ii says. Some physicians stress sur
gerry and have skill and aptitude
flor it, others would rather do mid
Wifery, or diagnosis. You have th'
states guarantee when you see IN
ID." after a name that the man ha'
conformed to the standard OF train
" n Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01

ing and education you expect-he is
taking your life and health into his
hands and will strive to call forth
the best in him to alleviate your
sufferings
Is it fair then to you, to be fur
ther confused by the word doc
tor? If it is your opinion that a
doctor is ANY doctor then you
should support these amendments.
If, however, you wish to have some
protection for yourself and family
it is apparent that you must de
feat these bills 9 and II, and let
the doctor of medicine continue tc
be a doctor of medicine and let the
chiropractor continue as a chiro
practor.
Do not be misled by thinking the
competent physician is fearful Of
the competition created by tnese
bills-he is not. He will only have
more severe cases to treat. If the
naturopath or chiropractor Wishe:
to practice medicine or surgery, LEI
him train himself accordingly. Thei
if he, is sufficiently trained to de
liver your baby, he will naturally
! be, by the same token, doctor o.
lmedicine.
(Signed) John D. Keye, M. D.
r------
Oregon State college won thu
grdnd championship on carloads o
fat cattle at the International fair
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01

Of churchmen. churchgoers and stu.
dents to the governments national
istic educational program
Archbishop Diaz has denied re
peatedly that Catholics, eeclesias-
teal or lay we're doing anything
more than standing up for their
constitutional rights, in a legal man
ner.
President Rodriguez's letter or
dered that the inquiry into activities
CT churchmen include their status
as Mexican citizens. This was taken
to mean that the government is pro
ceeding with a widely reported plan
to expel clergymen from the coun
try.
All churches but five we're oGered
closed by Aqua Calientes state au
thorities today.
In Puebla state the governor or
dered Bishop Nicolas Corona, OF
Papantla, to leave the state within
/ 70 hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
GOVERNMENTS
DEFICIT AND
w. DEBT HIGHER

WASHINGTON, Nov. l. U.R)-The
government deficit for the fiscal
year 1884 passed the $l,O00,000, 900
mark on October 30, when the def
cit reached $1,O26, 1888 998.30, todays
treasury statement revealed.
, On October 80, total receipts stood
at 81 ,2O8, ,184 ,666.45, while expendi-
lures for the fiscal year were at 81
234 ,973 ,664.75.
Emergency expenditures totaled
81, ,106 ,872, ,438.28 ana general expen-
ditures for the year were $l,129, ,101, ;
266.47
This years deficit compared with
a deficit of S481 9O6, ,629.57 on the
corresponding date year ago. On
October 80, 1884, the public debt
stood at $27,168, ,804,527.83 as com
pared with 1850, ,256,717.27 on Oc.
tober 80, 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
DINNER PARTY
LAST EVENING

Halloween was celebrated last
night at the w. G. Costello home
when Mr.. and Mrs. Costello were
hosts at gay children's party for
the friends of their two daughters,
Lenora and Ellen.
The youngsters arrived in appro-
pirate costumes and these with the
Halloween decorations and favors
made gay picture, A delicious
dinner was served and the evening
was spent in games and fortune
telling.
Guests included Suzanne and
Marilyn Perkins, Marie and Ann
Skinner, Alberta and Marilea Hen
son, Beverly and Jeanne Burger,
Lucille Bridgers, Lennavieve Arnold,
Mary Virginia McNeece, Mary Otah,
Rosemary Rice, Anne Miller, Wilma
Graves, Nancy zurcher, Lila June
Snow, Lila Hunt, Sally st. John,
Roberta Clark, Roberta jerks, Joan
Mann and the young hostesses, Len
ora and Ellen Costello.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
Christmas Cards
At Office Supply

Now is the time to select Christ
mas cards, says Louis McManus,
manager of the Office Supply COM
pany store at 513 Main. Personal
greeting cards are now in and in
order to get the best, selection, Ell
Centrans are advised TO choose
their IS now.
The Office Supply company is
offering a discount to these people
ordering their cards before Nov
ember Is, avoiding the last rush.
The firm has a fine selection and
prices are lower this year. NJ
One new line just added which
Is causing comment is line of
copper cards with desert scenes
and greetings from California which
may be imprinted with the send
er's name
El Centrans are invited to visit
yhe local store and reminded that
the discount expires November Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
Judge Thompson
Answered

Judge Thompson on wednesday
night, October 81, 1894, at a poll
tical rally at Calexico, asked who
published his Judicial Record and
distributed same in pamphlet
headed Democrats"
I did, after finding the facts
therein stated to be true. The PAM
phlet and record referred to can be
found at 534 Main street, Ell Centre,
Calf.
It'd. MCCALL,
Chairman of the Democrat Com
mittee for fairer deal.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 31st day of October, 1884.
FRANK BIRKHAUSER,
Notary Public in and for Imperial
County, California.
IN. p. SeaD
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
DETENTION HOME
HAS CELEBRATION

Children at the county detention
home also celebrated Halloween,
being givtn a little party last night.
Games were played and refresh
ments we're served, the ice cream
being thesgift of M. j. Horton.
Among those present, in addition
to the children, were E. A. Nance,
county probation officer, and Mrs.
Nance; Miss Jean Meyer, deputy
county probation officer; Miss Betty
Mcmillan; secretary; Mrs. Ollie
Yates, matron and Mrs. c. c. Cope
land, assistant matron.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01

COERCION Of
MOVIE STARS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. /. UP)-
Glamorous Katherine Hepburn and
other stars of the motion picture
world played real life parts today
in the political maneuverings
marking the final dNyes for votes
in California IS heated gubernator-
ial campaign.
Supporters of the Democratic
candidacy of Upton Sinclair, for
mer Socialist, brought the film
group into the political picture
again by alleging that employees
Of the screen industry had been
"sandbagged for contributions to
the campaign fund of Gov. Frank
F.. Merriam, Republican.
The charges renewed Sinclair IS
accusations, made in between ex-
plantations of his "EPIC" program
and attacks on Merriam s own
"Social credits recovery plan,
that the film industry, in which
Louis B. Mayer, former Republican
state chairman, is powerful fact
or, was being used through news
reels and other means to promote
Merriam S candidacy.
A group of attorneys representing
! themselves as the law enforcement
committee of the Democratic coun-
ty committee protested to the dis
trict attorneys office that film
workers were being threatened witt
! dismissals unless they contributed
to the Merriam forces. The COM
fnittee gave the name of Miss Hep
burn as a threatened worker )
Other names repeatedly on the lis
are those of Will Rogers, Francho
Tone, James Cagney and Jean Har
low.
The prosecutor office refused
to call Miss Hepburn or eight. film
executives before the grand jury
Instead an investigator was sent t
question her. If the evidence just
ifies it, the matter may yet reacl
the grand jury.
Sinclair has been warning wit
the film maker since the begin
ming of his campaign. Recently h
had requested a congressional in
vestigation of the screen world
alleged political activities and ha
suggested that New York tax fill
negatives printed thS'e.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01

POLITICAL ADVERTISING
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
CHURCH HEADS
DENY CHARGE
Of SEDIT|ON
BY JACQUES D'ARMAND
United Press Staff Correspondent

MEXICO CITY, Nov. Attorney
General Emilio Portes Gil intends
soon to present evidence alleging
sedition against high Roman Catho-
lie church prelates and initiate pro
.secutions, usually reliable sources
said today
Archbishop Pascual Diaz Of Mex
leo and Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz
y Flores, papal delegate now eXiled
at San Antonio, Texas, were under
stood to be among those against
whom Portes Gil intended to take
action.
President Abelardo Rodriguez, in
letter to Portes Gil charging that
Catholic clergymen were inciting to
rebellion, ordered prosecution of any
+. churchmen against whom evidence
might be found.
i The charges concerned opposition
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
Halloween Party
For Church Class

The Misses Viola Dirrim and Is
abel Millar entertained the pri-
mary department of the State
Street Christian church at a Hal
loween costume party on Wednes-
day afternoon at Miss Dirrim S
house.
Outdoor games were enjoyed un-
der the direction of an old witch
and a ghost entertained the guests
with stories.
In keeping with the season, the
refreshments featured witch IS salad
and COLLINS sandwiches.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for sympathy and kindness
shown us in the recent loss of Eliza
beth Elder Hopkins, our wife, mo-
ther, daughter and sister.
J.H. HOPKINS
ROBERT AND HELEN
HOPKINS
MIR. AND MRS. TOM
SOPHOS
RUDY ELDER
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
P. E. O. CHAPTER
MEETS SATURDAY

Chapter CIV, P. E. O., will meet
Saturday, November for the reg
ular bi-monthly meeting.
Mrs. Scott B. Foulos and Mrs.
w. w McEuen are the hostesseS
for the day and the meeting will
begin with a luncheon at 1890 at
the McEuen home.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
RIVER READINGS

Due to the fact that 81 pink boil
worms were found in 1911 bushels
oSgin trash last year it will be nee
eSsary to sterilize cottonseed from
Graham county, Arizona, this sea
son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-21
VISITOR MAKES
GOOD FISH HAUL
w. H. FALcoNER LANDS BIG
BARRACUDA BESIDES
MANY OTHERS

Combining pleasure with his
business trip to Key West last
week w. H. Falconer, general
manager of the Interstate Com
pany, of Chicago, tried his ability
as an angler for big fish, and
found that he could catch some Of
the big ones in these waters.
With H. L. Peet, auditor from
Jacksonville, he went out for the
afternoon Saturday and returned
with number of barracuda,
grouper, dolphin and bonito.
The largest fish was barra-
cuda which measured A feet
inches and is said to be one Of the
largest taken by an angler this
year. All of the others were extra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-21
=: SOCIETY =:
.sssssssse.s.sasessa~eaase
Ladies OF Pocahontas Lodge
Return Home From Convention

Other members in the party
were Mrs. Leonora Roberts, Mrs.
Ruby Saunders and Mrs. Lille
Hart. {
Mrs. Lillian Kemp has gone to
Chicago to visit her son, and Mrs.
Antoinette Roberts has gone to
Tampa to visit her sister.
w. o. Sands also returned over
the highway Saturday. Mr..
Sands was elected to Great Guard
of the Forest. The Great Council
of Florida viii meet next year in
Palatka.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-21

Members of Degree of Poca-
hontas, who have been attending
the Great Council at Jacksonville,
arrived in Key West over the high
way Saturday afternoon. All
members report having had a
most enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Bernice Park was elected
Great Prophecies, Mrs. Annie Ba-
ker reelected Great Keeper of
Wampum, Mrs. Alice Curry reap
pointed Second Great Scout. Mrs.
Mary Cruz, Miss Miriam Carey
and Mrs. Lillian Kemp were APP
pointed on various committees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-21
ANNUAL POPPY
SALE PLANNED
TO BE HELD UNDER AUSPICES
OF AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY

Members of the American Le-
gion auxiliary are planning their
annual poppy sale Tor SATURDAY Of
this week. Sections Of the city
will be allotted to the members
and so arranged that no one will
be denied the privilege Of buying
poppy.
These flowers are made by dis
abled veterans in hospitals and
are purchased by the legion. The
results from the sales are divided
equally between the American Lee
gion posts and the veterans hos
pitfalls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-21
Announcement
OF Marriage

Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Russell an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter, Thelna Elizabeth Rus
sell, to Alfred Pendants OF 0cala,
Fla. on Saturday night, May 10.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Shuler Peele in the pres
ence of the immediate family.
The couple was attended by
Virgerine Lowe and Sharon Rus
sell.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of express
ing to our friends and neighbors
our sincere thanks for the many
acts of kindness, words of SYM
pathy, the beautiful floral offer
ings and for the use of their cars
during the recent illness and death
of our beloved one, VIM. Edward
Russell. We assure one and all
that their kindness will never be
forgotten.
THE RUSSELL FAMILY.
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Arranging For
Turkey Supper

A Turkey Supper is being given
by the Altar Guild of st. Paal's
Church tomorrow evening in the
Parish Hall, starting at 6 o'clock.
The ladies of the organization
have Planned an excellent menu
and expect that there will be a
large crowd in attendance.