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MRS. |. S. RICKETTS, DIES
special Dispstch to The Star.

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ROCKVILLE. Md, July 4-Mrs.
Irene Schooley Ricketts,, So. wife of
Everett M. Ricketts,, died at her home
here Yesterday morning. She had
been in Door health long time. Sur
VivinG are her husband and a daugh
ter, Miss Helen Ricketts, of Rockville;
three sisters and brother.
The funeral will take place from
The funeral home of w. Reuben Pun
phrey here at 2:3O O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, burial to be in Forest Oak
Cemetery. GaithersburP.
Mrs. Ricketts, was before her mar
rage Miss Schooey Of Baltimore
She had lived in this vicinity about
40 years
Evening star., 1934-07-04
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cn+S@t TaoMAs ". hSD PoYNTfs.
sSs memories "iSf IF TaoMAs eS eyTFsSss w caAs l2
sad his daughter. SUSIE =. PoyNTES,
who passed 70 the great bevon6 tWentv-
nine and rwenty-tve years szo. -
spectlVely.
There srs depths Of love hat rs can
not know
I'll we reach inst marrow vav-
There are heights o. JOY hat vs. cannot
MRS. anna CHASE AND FAAIlv.
COATES. WILLIAM " ANn JULIA p. n
Tnemorv NJ our dear ones WILLIAM :
snd JULIA 2 COATES. who LETT rs sue
denly seven years sgo Icoay. July !
100
As He knows His own 50 2z know.
ths very Eriet itself and straln,nS Il -
sweetness Of pescs unsl slJsinsbls ~
those ignorant Of sorrow.
LOVING CHILDREN AND 5IETEr5
VIOLA AND EMILY MINOR.
WOonwARn- SARAH JANE n tss sr6
Icvinc temen1hrance NJ out dear rorhs~
and grandmother SARAH JANE WOOD
WARD no left rs thrAe years ago TO-
d7v July 1881
40 me knows now -e miss ~oU
LITE mas 1Ot been me szms S-sr since
YOU have hner con=
We miss you nh. how We r7lss v7'' S-sr
mother
,sisec si on On dear d sieer or. dess ,ao.hs-
Cod has come and AIKEN -o- trcrr rs
and Hs knows best
Loving remembrance
f0gB 5 vr55AII 3ATGH9ER F9EE ElP RESslE u.E13 ANP
ToLsON, LEON AND CARROLL EoL-
LAND
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Y. NJ. c. A. Official Succum bs.

TAKOMA Wash. July I tP).-
Rovie H McClain Of Palo Alto. Calf.
secretary Of the Western region Of the
Interna tional Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association. died here
last night He served "a wears as
general Y. NJ. c. A. secretary for
India. before returning 70 this country
ir 1929.
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The sun and Moon.
PrecipitaIinn.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset
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Tide TahIes

Furnished nv United States Goa s.
and Ceodetic SnrvevA
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sIARkEN, GLORGE {. Suddenly ~
UNIVERSITY Hospital, GEORGE I. snr ~
Joseph n Stsrkey. Funeral services -
Warner 2 Pumphrevs funeral noms
Rockville Mo. m Thursdsv July :, a.
ON. Inte-msut Rockville Union Gem
srfry.
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Report for Last - Hours.
Record for Last q Hours.

From noon yesterday to Il am. todav.)
Highest e6. at pm. YESTERDAY
Year ago 79
Lowest, 73, at 5 am. todsv. Year
ago. 50.
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WALTON. EnwARp KING. suodenl-.

Mondav. July ;. a3a. EDWaPD KINr-
beloved son of EDWARD Randolph. ~
ano Jennie Hing Walton. Funeral from
he residence of his parents A3S4
Klngls s.. n a. m Thursdav July ;
- 70 m. Mass a. 81 AIMS ChU-c-
~ 1880 m. Tnrerment Oak Hf'l Gem
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MtLCH. RICHARn M.RrIN a. ~

WEIGH. RICHARD NARTN Or Tue
DAY. July , 1924 al his residence :
81. n u. RICHARD MARTIN WEICE
beloved husband Of Mary 4. Wslch (nss
OVEN Funeral will he held from tre
above residence m FRIDAY July g. -
so = m REQUIEM mass al ST. Martlr e
Church - o m Relatives ar6 friend F.
fO"1ted IrrArnrnt Mount OIivst Cerr=-
Evening star., 1934-07-04
Aratha.

HUMPHREYS, LEON NJ. Departed this
II Ne H2EM5Sss1yg, 2R PgssaSy, Jqly 1888, LEON
neral later.
JONES. ANN POWELL. IN No,dor ,,u,
s. 4yiS aNN q pou,T, 5sT residence. zig IN a.
Daniel Jones and mother oFer of 6sw,d WI5e 9i
Trevor snd Msrgarst Ann Jones.
sontbsa.if snf5sl rom t11n ths ": W. Chambers Co.
&C.. on Thursday. July & -
sslatiTf' .rn.Sf so5t5 snd t5.Rss W.. are invited r.
JONES. WILLIAM ". On Tpssdsv r,,r-
~ 1'sr Vt1, az hls r, ,reSldsnee, S?4 9th Il
oend Of Opheia NJ Jones Ne siSo
caves .iS 10 mourn their loss three sors
seven grsndchildren and one ,rsst-
Rrsnocnild. Notice Of funeral later. -
hNAPp MAE n. On July r 1884 MAJ
D. KNAPP, wife Of Harry Knspn NJ
he 5s' W T. W J. sys c5s,bsr, R.w BODY Tssting =
Iors. At l4th and Chaplin SIS, n " Fr,-
neral from the above psrlors IN F~idav
guly July 6 At / pm, Tnterment at Hern.
2, l934, PHILLIP A.. beloved i hus5snd ST,4
Of the late Laura l. Martin Funsral
,som ne residence Of his dauzhrer. M
Mary NJ. Smith. 1922 st. ne m
Friday. July s. a. $40 am: thencs -
lhe, Church Of the Holy ComfortAr. i4rh
.no EsSt CAPITOL SIS where REQUIEM
ives and friends invited 70 ATTEND. In.
'frment Mount Oliver Cemetery.
MATHEWS, JOSEPH TRwIN. suddeniv
ia34 JosFPH qP pre- TPW1N 9n TuSsa7{ G Jg.y 3
Frsziers funeral nome. $50 Fhods =,
isno ave. NV. No ice of funeral Ister.
NeCARLsy; 4 SsYL'EsTEF Student
04 1EeT9ss TI4ssosy Juiy 3, l9&4, a. sYI,-
Mary McCsrthy NEE MsyockI of A3n6
18th pL ne. Funeral viii be held from
- $50 I'm Requiem mass a. 4 A.
thony's Church At 2 am Pelsrives srI
ntTisnds invited Intsrmsnt Mount oliast
he'ARrH'. sYLvEsTEB. The men II
un he Third Order u ..
- !. ....::... {: !. !.
PNsS-5zlg1/1 Roar. FOR he rsposs e
ALoysTUs McGGARvEY erefset
MLoR. RUFUS = JR suddenIv m
TUESDAY. july =. l33I p GeoreFrou-n
ir'. q Re RocEViis fS No FI6srsI ssFvyes- iTSs
q The Rockville Methodtst Eptscorsi
Church on Thursday July ( At 1870
pm lnterment Fort Lincoln Csmeterv.
PADGETT. GEORGE A The orhcers and
~ members Of AnaCostis Council
ESs[SeA No. rs, j. o. u A. NJ are re-
HG2SaTi nUested n assemble ~ 1qlS
II AfSsE ~ Bennirg I'd. ne. On Tnurses-
hsST3H July < 1914 At . nm 20
NesSSF</ conoUct the funeral servlcs ~
our late ororrer GEORGE
PADCETT. By order ~ the councilor
". CRAWFORD IF
Attest. F. r. THOMAS. Fec. ser
RICKETTS, JRFNK SCuootEy IN TIE.
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wuKERzoN. JOSH. nepsre6 hi, r..

~ukERSoN JoSHIA Departed his gte
sunday. july f. 1884 JOSHUA WI
kERSON Es Leaves 70 mourn the.
loss ? devoted VIE. E1la Wilksrso- sr-
stepson. joseph Mzzruder Funsrzl
on Thursday. July 3. a. ] pm from,
Barnes 4 MsrrheVs' <ursral hons So
~ Il. s.v Per VI 4 English oercigr-
trg. Relatives snd friends Injured Tr-
tsrnent Lincoln Memorial ceme.srv. 1
YOUNG, Eta E Dersrted rh1z itte -
TueSdays July 5. 1884 ~ &c lhnser Ho--
pitaL Eta YOUNG. the dsvctec
wife Of George Archie Younz She z-sc
leLves rvo sons Archie snc MaUr1cs
Franklin Young, one brother, one uncle
AIR man o-rsr -s,s---ss sna yr5ercs
1srs-uC ~s--rnf - ne .,tr-rsl -s--'c-
'!s .src@. Hors tiS -, -
Fi..--z. ~ .s-c~v d -
.s"tL nv J4-'~4 t-- ar -
'op'-s rir.t> eng - .-.. .-~ ,-."ri.a f.
Evening star., 1934-07-04
RICKETTs. IRENt sCHonLry.

IkLNE NCHO0LEY. or TUs =
dsy. July 3. 1894 ~ her home Roc
wears. the beloved vlie nj Fverett n
Ricketts,. Remains resting ~ the Co
lonisI funeral home Of William Feuber
Pumphrfy Rockville. Nd Funeral from
the above funeral home THURSDAY. JUL
\. - 80 pm. 10rerment Forest OeS
Cemetery. Gaithsrsburc. No
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Record Temperatures Tbi. Wear.

'"'' 'T'"p'' ~'p'r~ ' Hfr fNt.
Highest, 10l. on June %.
Lowest. 81. on February a.
Humidity FOR Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday 10 / q m. today0
Highest. 81 per cent. at m. today
Lowest. % per cent, a. pm yes
terdav.
Tide Tables.
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McCARTay. A syI,rsrrp

MCCARTHY. 4. SYLVESTER srodsrI-
On Tue esdsv July & Ia&4 A. EvT-
uESTER, beloved son Of Dennis J. arr
MARY Mccarthy NEE Msyock1 NJ 2O0
18th pl. ne. Funeral will he held from
ne above residence on Friday. TvIv 8
$50 IN REQUIEM mass ~ - Ar
thonys Church a. 2 an Relsrives sr1
trends invited Intsrrent Mount Oliust
Evening star., 1934-07-04

FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Res
cue League. II o ST. NV. North $3.50
Evening star., 1934-07-04

MATHEWS IoSrpu mum,

WATHtWh, lOSEPH TRWIN SrrdenIv
qeparted this life. on TueSdsv July :
jHb4, JOSEPH Irwin MATHEWS ~
eIN 'th 81. ~. Remains resting ~
FfsZler funeral home. $50 Rhode =.
sno ave. NV. No.ice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1934-07-04

hNAPP; MAE n. On July 2. 1884 MAJ
u KNAPP, wife Of Harry Knspn NJ
f49 h. !. ave. NV. BODY regtins 81
ne W. W. Chambers Co. funeral ps ~
Iors. az l4th and Chaplin SIS. ", Fu-
neral from the above psrlors on F~idav
don Va ~ u
Evening star., 1934-07-04
RBaNDON REClNAIn r n, r,,,I

July l. l934. in New YORK Cirv. REC
INALD F BRANDON ], husband Of
Bertha Brandon, son OF David c. Bran
con sno the late Jane {. Brandon.
mo grandson a. Daniel : and Maria
Brsndon FunsIsi Thursday. July <.
~ pm. from FrszierS funeral home
-" Rhode ISlsnG nv Tnterment
rs rmOnv CemrreF,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
VISITORS TO BE
ALLOWED ABOARD
u. S. S. WYOMING
DAYS SET ARE WEDNESDAY.
SATURDAY. AND SUNDAY;
TOURISTS AND KEY WEST
Frs TO MAKE VISITS

Tourists and Key Westers will
be allowed to visit the U. S. Bat
tleship Wyoming at specified days
and hours as prescribed by the
commanding officer of the vessel.
Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
day afternoon at Ills and 2:15
o'clock, boats will leave the land
ing stage at the naval station
breakwater, where the division is
made for the marine railway.
These visits are made possible
by the secretary of the chamber
of commerce who made the re-
quest this morning. A party of
four tourists asked if visits to the
ship were permitted.
The secretary Immediately got
in touch with Lieutenant Everard
NJ. Helm, officer in charge at the
naval station, who interceded in
behalf of the secretary and this
afternoon permission was granted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
BUSY bee BAKERY
ADVERTISING ITS
SPECIAL PRODUCT
ESTABLISHMENT FEATURES
coLD.N-SNo CAKE FOR DIN
NERS ON THURSDAY, WASH.
INGToN's BIRTHDAY

What is claimed to be the big
gest value ever offered in the bak-
cry line is the Gold-N-Sno Cake,
being advertised in The Citizen
today by the Busy Bee Bakery,
900 Francis street.
B. E. Brantley. manager of the
bakery. mentions a special num-
Der of these cakes for the Thurs
day Washington Birthday dinner,
and has offered them at an at
tractive get-acquainted price.
The new cake is made from Bet
ty Crocker's famous recipe for
orange coconut cake and contains
three golden layers with creamy
icing of shredded coconut. In
stead of milk. the cake is baked
entirely with pure orange juice.
Gold-N-Sno is being advertised
and featured all over the. country
this week. In November the cake
was advertised to millions of wom-
en- in a national cake-naming con-
test and was displayed in full
colors in national magazines and
in grocery stores.
Bakers all over the country are
using the recipe entrustedVto them
by Betty Croker, worlds fore
most home cooking authority. The
three fluffy golden layers are ten
der. light and moist. They are
shot through with d clear tang OF
fresh orange and delicious coco
nut. Between the layers is SUD.
cuIent orange filling and creamy
icing showered thick with snowy
shredded coconut covering the en-
tire cake.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
=: SOCIETY =:
seesse
p. O. of a. Plans Program
For WashingtOn's Birthday

Saunders, Alicia Perez, Della Mae
Curry, Rosalind Albury, Sylvia
Sawyer, Coralie Schrader, Elinor
Larsen, Rosalie LaFe.
Solo-Henry Lee Vinson.
Recitation-Miss Dolores Ar
mayor.
Solo-Mrs. Rex Shaw.
Song-Della Mae Curry and
Pete Fernandez.
Song Charles Sails and Yyonne
Stewart.
Duet-Mrs. Catherine and Ella
Williams.
"Star Spangled Banner''-Pan-
tomime, girls: Misses Edith and
Gladys Russell, Mary Whitmarsh,
ALICE Curry and Elizabeth Rosan.
Solo-Mary Sawyer.
Solo-Doris Roberts.
Instrumental selection - Miss
Mayfield Knowles and Gerald
Saunders.
Solo-Alecia Perez.
Recitation-Miss Isabel Armay-
or.
Solo-Charles Hogeboom.
Solo-Alice Jane Lowe.
Solo-Mrs. Rafael Solano. Jr.
Flag drill-Ruth Beccaise, Doris
Roberts, Helen Wells, Rosemary
Demeritt, Florence Saunders. Bet
ty Adams, Shirley Weatherford,
Ruth Roberts. Alicia Perez. Lois
Pinder, Jackie and Joan Dough-
try, Betty Joan Roberts, Della
Mae Curry, Ruth Canalejo, DOLLS
Bradley. Maud Elizabeth Roberts,
Sylvia Watkins, Shirley Pinder,
Claudia Ishman. Paula Riggs, Jes-
sic Michael, Alice Lowe, Rosalie
LaFe. Celia Yado and Juanita
Griffin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
SAMUEL MOUNTS
| HIT BY CAR not
SERIOUSLY HURT
coLoRED MAN WAS STRUCK
ON SATURDAY NIGHT WHEN
ATTEMPTING TO CROSS
AT DUVAL AND ANGELA

Samuel E. Mounts, colored, who
was knocked down by an automo-
bile Saturday night at the corner
of Angela and Duval streets is
not as seriously injured as was
first reported.
He suffered severe cut on the
left side of the head which was at
first considered dangerous but a
who was called, an
nounced a severe scalp wound but
no fracture of the skull.
Mounts was crossing the street
when struck by the car driven by
E. Rodriguez. Patrolman William
Collins went to the scene of the
accident, secured the name of the
injured man and the driver of the
car, and then reported the Incl
dent touCaptain Everett r. Rivas.
Captain Rivas investigated and
learned the facts and went to the
home of Mounts at 713 Elizabeth
street and heard his story, and
then went to the Rodriguez home.
Here ne was told that the expenses
following he incident would be
paid by the family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20

of Key West and Mrs. Mackey
Salley. An artistic profusion of
flowers willed all the rooms and
a lovely bouquet conferred the din
ing room table. Delicious re-
freshments were served to the
large number of friends who called
to congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Meres on this happy occasion.
They were the recipients of many
lovely gifts, flowers and greetings
from their host of friends who
shared their delightful hospitality.
among those from out of town
were their daughter, Mrs. Glen
Price and her young son, Walter,
of Key West, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Hopkins. of Clearwater, and Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Taylor of New
York, who are spending the winter
in st. Petersburg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
WORK
HELD BACK DUE
TO MATERIALS
THIS is REASON NO DEFINITE
TIME CAN BE SET FOR FULL
COMPLETION OF IMPORT.
ANT PROJECT

Numbers of Key Westers have
asked The Citizen when the Key
West aquarium will be finished.
To give a rational answer to this
question efforts were made to get
some definite information.
Nothing approximating a date
for completion of the work can be
ascertained for one salient rea-
son, it was learned today. The rea-
son is that no one can tell when
the necessary material will be re-
ceived.
Some of the cement needed for
the work has yet to be delivered.
There is lumber needed. Glass
for the tanks. Pumps. piping. rub
Der gaskets in which to set the
glass fronts of the tanks. and num-
erous other requirements that are
not at hand.
, If everything needed, according
to specifications, was on hand and
work could be continued according
to schedule, it was said today by
F. w. Knapp, supervising architect,
a date for the completion of the
project could be set with some
certainty.
All of the materials for the
sponge dock is at hand and work
on this project is going forward
rapidly. 1t will be finished well
within the specified time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20

AT ST. PAUL'S

The Sacrament of Confirmation
will be administered to a class of
at st. PauPs Episcopal
church tonight by the Right Rev.
erend John Durham Wing, S. 7. D.,
Bishop of the Diocese of South
Florida.
J Bishop Wing arrived here today
and is expected to remain for sew
eral days.
/ The service tonight will start
at 7:SO o'clock. After confirma-
tion. the bishop will give Bene-
tiictionxefythe Most Blessed Sacra-
ment sIE
Tomorrow night class from
st. Peters eOiored church will be
confirmed with services starting
at 1850 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
arrange Cabaret
Benefit Dance

Determined that the Mercedes
hospital vii be painted, the Kap-
pa ri Y Club of Key West is plan
ming to secure funds for the work.
This organization Of young Key
Westers has decided to arrange a
cabaret dance to be given on the
night of March at the Athletic
Club.
Preparations are now going
ahead and announcements will be
made as the plans progress. There
will be a number of local enter
tainers taking part in the cabaret
and every effort is to be made to-
wards the success of the affair.
All of the proceeds except ac-
tual expenses win be used to pay
for the labor employed in paint
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20

The P. o. of A. will give a
Benefit Washington Birthday En-
tertainment on Thursday, Febru-
airy %, at 8 p. M, in the Harris
School. Three prizes consisting of
two chickens and a box of gro
ceries viii be given away. The
following program has been ar
ranged:
America-Audience.
Address of Welcome-Melvin
Adams.
Name of Washington - Doris
Roberts, Earl Adams, Jr., Mary
Sawyer, Harold Wells, Helen
Wells, Melvin Adams, Ruth Currie,
Charles Roberts, Rosaneal Rob-
erts and julius Tedder.
Solo-Ruth Roberts.
Recitation-Juanita Griffin.
Duet-Mrs. Julia Nelson and
Gerald Saunders.
Mothers Kisses"-George Jen-
sen and Maud Brady.
Solo-Charles Roberts.
Reading-Mrs. Katie Elderidge.
Solo-Mrs. Carl Bervaldi.
"Chop It Down"-SoIoist, Ale
ella Perez; children, Doris Roberts,
Helen Wells, Della Mae Curry,
Betty Joyce Adams, Betty Joan
Roberts, Mary Sawyer. Claudia
Ishman, Florence Saunders, Alice
Lowe.
"Red Cross Nurse"-Ruth Rus
sell.
Duet-Miss Mary Whitmarsh
and Miss ALICE Curry.
Recitation-Emil Sweeting.
Mandolin solo-Miss Florence
Torres.
'0ld Maids Tea"-Florence
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
Mr.. And Mrs. Meres Celebrates
Anniversary At Tarpon Springs

Ernest Meres, head of the
Shredder and Tremaine Sponge in
terests in Key West, and Mrs.
Meres, celebrated their Ruby
Wedding recently at their Tarpon
Springs home.
In a chronicle of this wedding
anniversary the ''Tarpon Springs
Leader has the following:
"0f more than usual interest
was the reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Meres Thursday
evening at their home in Orange
street when they had "open house"
in celebration of their fortieth
wedding anniversary.
The "bride and groom" greet
ed their guests in the living room
and were assisted in looking after
the pleasure of their friends by
their daughters, Mrs. Glen Price
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
PAWLEY PLEASED
With PLANS FOR
BEAUTY CONTEST
REPORTS RAPID ADVANCE
MENT PREDICTING EVENT
WILL BE ONE OF MOST Sue
cEssFUL YET CONDUCTED

Ted Pawley. who is attending 70
the details of the AthcEiean Legion
Beauty Pageant. reports rapid adj
vancement of his plans anssis SIT.
isfied it will be one &c Tie most
successful yet conducted.
Mr.. Pawley is experienced in
staging this type Oh entertainment
and feels assured that next Mon
day night the auditorium of the
high school will be crowded to
sverflowing.
Asked ii he was meeting with
encouragement he replied by dis
playing a list of two places of bust
ness and two individuals who will
sponsor entrants IN the pageant.
Hes has not completed his can
vass If the city and is satisfied
from its status at this writing that
the Key West pageant viii be one
of the most successful that has
been staged. -, 8. :.
These confess sGfe tel q N
cities where, there S a. 3ai,lis esl
post AZ the legion. The winner
rs presented "a silyet lossng bcnp
and is seiectedAo Eeprssentsthe l9-
cal post at the convention to Be
held in Gainesville. Fla, in June.
The picture of one OF the win
ners will be published in The Cit
izen tomorrow. Mrs. T. p. Cald-
well. winner OF the pageant held
at Winter Garden, who will rep
resent that post at the. Gainesville
convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our relatives
and friends for the many kind
acts rendered us during our recent
the death of our be-
loved son, and brother, Bert A.
Elwood. We also wish to thank
the donors of the beautiful floral
offerings, the use Of cars, and the
Lopez Funeral Home.
Mr.. and MRS. +. w. MANUEL,
Mr.. and MRS. r. o. ELW00D.
ARMANDO FERNANDEZ.
u feb20-1tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-20

They retraced their steps until
they came to the spot where they
had camped the night before. The
sun had swung up into the sky. Their
little valley was becoming.as humid
as hot house. Wraithes, OF 'vapor.
sucked upward from the damp
ground, logged the rank vegetation.
Frank glanced anxiously at the girl
by his side.
Feel like resting, Janice?"
She shook her head. "Pm not tired
Just a little hungry"
They picked their way southwark.
Finally they reached the lower end
OF the stream. As it had at the other
end OF the little valley here again
the current swirled into the nav
of cavern under the face Of that
queerly concave clin. Frank said
thoughtfully.
"And no way to get out Of here In
this direction" He glanced back
ward up the stream. The current
flowed around q small promontory
two hundred yards distant. The
trunk OF . palm lay across the
stream at that point.
Frank pointed to It. "We've just
about been around the valley-ex.
cept for that lower side there that's
hidden by the little Hill. Let's cross
at that fallen palm and take Q look.
II we're blocked there 80"
Janice met his glance fearlessly.
'If we're blocked there" she promp-
ted, "then whatf"
Frank shrugged. "oh. wen get
out" he replied with . heartiness
he did not feel.
They made their way to the palm
log. Frank straddled the natural
bridge and hitched himself across.
The log gave somewhat under his
weight. He reached the farther bank.
He called to Janice to follow.
But the girl was standing and star
ing intentiy at the trunk Of the
fallen palm.
(cssyisst. 1874. - EsrSrys Js-sssj
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GODDESS
by Herberf Jensen

the one ney nao ranen over. faced
them.
Hallway to It the ground dipped
sharply into q swiftly running
stream. The stream was not wide,
but it was very deep. They followed
it northward q few hundred yards
until they discovered that the low
came out from . huge cavern under
the northern clift.
They stopped, nonplussed. No
where had they discovered way oR
gaining the level Of the jungle above
them.
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BLOND
\ New Serial

EYNUP8Ig. me socrgncs %
6orotso Greene aud Juan, a Mezi-
eo1 boz. has made e possible for
1N0 e91l0r0r. EF0Hk GTohaase. and
S0Rtee Kent. the movie star. to e..
cope from q band Of o1vGOes On the
interior 81 Ygo1tGR. The sGvG0ee
kG0 gl0RHe6 70 murder them. But
sos Freak and janice aHd they
MogoH road. and are lvtn1 olmost
egAawsfed - sUkot appears to bs 9
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High School PIT. A.
Meeting This EUeniag

The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Junior-Senior High School
will meet tonight. beginning at
7:SO o'clock, with a special pro-
gram to be rendered. Incidents
since the establishment of the
organization 81 years ago will be
featured, honoring the founders,
Mesdames Meares, Birney and
Hearst.
There win also be pageant
put on, and an enjoyable evenings
entertainment is promised All who
attend. b8fF t@s.e3R tstsfiFe
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SERVICE TONIGHT
AT SAINT MARY'S

mans Destiny. Subject of Len
ten Series on the Spirit of the Age
and the Spirit of Christ" viii be
given at st. Mary's church tonight.
The service will be held tonight
on account of the play, "Chal.
mette," which will take, place to-
morrow night at the Palace The.
alter.
The service this evening viii be-
gin at 7:30 o'clock, and win be
conducted by Father F. x. Dough.
erty.
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w. II. Woodruff. vice president
of the Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph company, was an
arrival on the Havana Special yes
terday for a business conference
with T. II. Pittman. local man
sger.