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WEATHER CONDITIONS

The disturbance that was over
the upper Ohio Valley yesterday
morning has moved northeastward
to the Canadian Maritime Pro-
vinces, Eastpoft, Me-, 29.44 inch
es. and the western high pressure
area has moved sOutheastward
over the lower Mississippi Valley
and middle Gulf States, Little
Rock, Ark, Oklahoma City, Okla,
and Galveston, Tex, 1896 inch
es; while another disturbance has
moved in over the middle Pacific
States, ROseburg, Oregon, 1888
inches. and pressure is low south
eastward to the upper Rio Grande
Valley. Precipitation has been
general during the last "a hours
from the middle Mississippi Val
ley and Lake region eastward
over the north and middle. Allan
tic States, with snow as far south
as Tennessee, and showers and
thunderstorms have occurred
from South Carolina southwark
over the Florida peninsnlas being
heavy at Jacksonville. lis inch
es. Temperatures have fallen in
most section from the Mississip-
pi Valley eastward, except IN
southern Florida and on the New
England coast. with freezing
southwark into northern Georgia,
and have moderated over west
ern districts. although Williston,
n. D., reported a minimum this
morning Of two degrees below
zero.
G. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge.
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FOLLOWING
-. ifssC oil IL bo.s
THROUGH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

An error crept into this column
yesterday, which was no fault of
this writer, but happened in re-
arrangement of the items. 1t was
stated that the Red Sox are now
known as the Bees, which should
hive read the Boston Braves, in
asmuch as the Boston Red Sox
have not changed their name.
Other fans and their choice for
the National and American League
pennant winners follow:
Pope Romaguera-Dodgers and
Red Sox.
Alberto Angueira - Cardinals
and Yankees.
Raynaldo Garcia-Giants and
Tigers,
Raymundo Pazo-Giants and
Yankees.
Pillo Romaguera-Cubs and In
dams.
Sam Gibson-Pirates and Tt
gers.
LEO Stanley-Cardinals and
Indians.
Armando ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Yankees.
Ambrose Navarro-Giants and
Red Sox.
Harry Wickers-Cubs and tt
gers.
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"As for William, it was all his fault.
He got tangled up with Josie Ross.
OF course they couldn't marry, be-
cause your father needed your
uncle's help. always suspected Jo-
sic Of throwing your mother into
your fathers way out of revenge be-
cause she blamed US for delaying
the marriage. And after your father
and mother married, she was always
setting your mother up. saying your
father ought to earn money. Finally
your mother went in to Philadelphia
with Josephine and you children. to
get your father to follow her and
take a position there as an art in
structor. saw to it that he stayed
here and went on with his arti"
Miss Ella spoke as if all she had
done was entirely right. even noble.
Morgan. remembering the bad wool
ly pictures. patient Overworked VIII
liam Lanning, shabby vivid dutiful
Iris. could only stare.
She finished quietly. 81 came to
tell you that it's time for you to set
the table" and went down the stairs
again.
Iris stood in the middle OF the at
tic floor. flushed. tragic, beautiful.
And I'm helplessl" she said.
Poor old Uncle Williams helpless.
We all are. because we haven't any
money. have a brother somewhere
in the world. and I'm chained here.
making place-cards and teaching lit
tie girls singing. instead OF finding
him: Even If save and save. it will
be months and months before have
| enough TO hire detectives and do all
the things people have to do. And
you say that moneys nothing but
/ trouble"
Suddenly Morgan felt happy.
alive. as he had not since his world
had crashed around him. Here was
something he could do: here was a
real trouble. a real need Here was
girl. honest. helpless: here was
something. in a tangled. tricky
world. that ne could put straight.
Leave it to ME. iris" he said. III
your brother is anywhere in the civ
ilized world I'll find him for you"
Her lovely. moody face lighted &c
dazzling happiness. She threw her
arms round him: Morgan felt her
grateful impulsive kiss on his lips.
fCesf,,skt. 1880. Margaret Wl41ensrJ
I Morgan decides, tomorrow, to
/ keep his feeling for Iris a secret
from her.
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BASEBALL TWIN
BILL ON SUNDAY

There will be another double
header of baseball played at the
Navy Field on. Sunday afternoon.
if balls are provided by the WPA
recreation department.
The Key West nine will meet
the White Stars in the first game
and the Acevedo Stars in the
nightcap.
Bethel will pitch the first game
and Sanchez the second for the
Conchs. vae
Wickers will twirl for the White
Stars and Joe Casa for the Ace
vedo Stars.
The opener will begin at 1:30
o'clock.
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Cnapter seven
F.sT
SURPRISE

MO" SAID Iris. sits labeled. as
neatly as Aunt Ella always
does. Jeans other things or course
1t may be Just mine and Ovens baby
clothes"
Owen"
81 had a brother who died when
he was five and | was year and
two months old. about the time
Mother died. | wish remembered
her."
Morgan rose and pulled down his
thick dark blue sweater. Come on.
Iris. I'll do your Boy Scout deed"
They gained the enormous attic.
smelling delightfully."- like apples and
clothes and dry wood. Morgan fol
lowed Iris across the sounding
boards, far back under the caves
till they both had to kneel. Under
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TIGERS DOWNED
BLACK HANDS

In the Junior League the Ii
gers won from the Black Hands
yesterday afternoon by a A to 8
score.
In the last inning the Black
Hands tied the score only to lose
out in the extra frame when the
Tigers put over one run in the
last half.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Black Hands
100 900 O02 O-3 z 2
O1O 200 900 IA 8 1
Batteries: Delio and Brost;
Yradi and del Vale.
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G,o I! I!!:l!.! l1;,.Rl!z ainXs

presents I never got come to be In
this trunk?"
"He doesn't know anything about
you, or want you. or he'd have
looked you up" Miss Ella was sud-
denly transformed from the mouse
of a woman Morgan had known to
fiery vindictiVe creature.
"That woman. Josie Ross. has
him. Your mother left your father.
and took both of you. She went to
that creature. her sister. We got you
back: they hadn't any money then.
they couldn't fight. Your father
didn't want you told. So Of course l
didn't tell you"
you've done this to me all these
years ! thought you loved met" Iris
said pGssiouately. I've loved and
trusted you and Uncle William: and
you've kept me from knowing had
a brother. you kept me from my
mother. How do know you're tell
ing the truth?"
"You can look in my scrapbook.
Her death notice is in that" said
Miss Ella sullenly.
Let me see it," Iris demanded
Its in the Sheraton desk in the
dining room. the locked drawer.
Here's the key"
Iris quieted a little. Her aunt
wouldn't say this if it weren't true.
I'm ASTONISHED at the way
L you're taking it." said Miss Ella
with incredible reproVing anger.
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half dozen boxes and a broken rock
er was the trunk. .ss.t
One movement of Morgan's strong
brown hands wrenched the hinges
of and Iris dipped avidly in. lift
ing out large tissue-paper wrapped
bundle that lay by a large fat green
pasteboarl box. She opened it.
"a DOLL" she said. "A big beauti-
full French doll. perfectly new! Why.
| never had her. swear | never
did,"
That's queer. Try the box" Nor
gan said. She opened it.
This is queerer still. 1t must be
my dress. But it's never been worn,
either-none of these things have"
She tossed them over. Exquisitely
made. of exquisite material. the
trunk held the summer and winter
wardrobes OF a girl from two to five
years old. IL know | never had
Them" she said again. bewildered.
and dug deeper.
Morgan. also exploring. dragged
up a couple of photographs. Who
are these?" he asked. Cousins"
She took them from him. and they
both stared down al them.
They're my mother" she said.
"but ii doesn't make sense"
THE first was a girl. not unlike
4 Iris in build and carriage. a live
year-old boy stood by her. the baby
Iris was in her arms. The names
underneath were Jean. Owen. Iris.
The second was OF Jean Lanning
taken three years later. A taller.
darker. harder-looking young wO-
man stood behind her The boy was
still there. He looked about eight.
or Iris. no sign.
They died when he was five. But
they're alive In that picture, and
he's eight. Morgan. what does it
mean?" she demanded
Before he could answer they heard
quick footsteps on the stairs Miss
Ella ran over 10 them. her face
white and angry.
what are you doing in that
trunk?" she demanded harshIy.
Aunt Ella. where are my mother
and little brother? Where did all
these things come from?"
"Yeur mother dead. told you. "
Iris stood over her aunt relent-
lessly.
sis. my brother dead too? II my
mothers deads how did all these
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.PARKERS WON over
SANITARY PLAYERS.

The Showers Park team defeat
ed the Sanitary Department yes
terday, to 8.
Leaders at bat: Sterling, four
out of five; Stickney, two out of
three.
Doughtry handled eight chanc-
es without an error.
Ubieta, on the mound for the
Health boys, walked II and struck
out :hree. Tynes walked three
AMI struck out three.
Iibieta was wild and many runs
we're scored by walking opposing
players.
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Stcwers Park
O4r COZ G21-9 10 2
Sanitary Depa. tment-
OD} 900 O0O-3 6 2
Batteries: +. Tynes and Sweet
ing. PelIiciel; Ubieta and j. Gar
CIa.
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fSPORTS \
BY JOVE /AA
FERA CLUB TO PLAY
SANITARY OUTFIT

This Afternoon the Administra-
ton will play the Sanitary De-
partment at 5:15 o'clock. Batter
les will be E. Roberts ami ]. Rob-
erts for the FERA outfit and c.
Stickney and j. Garcia for the
Health team.
Monday the New Deal and
Showers Park teams will play.
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TODAY'S WEATHER

cooler tonight; moderate norther-
ly winds.
Flor ida: Fair, somewhat colder
in sc nth and east-centr;.l portions
tonight; light frost in interior Of
north portion and possibly in
scattered low places in Interior
of central portion tonight; Satur-
day fair, not so cold in north por-
ton.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate north
erly winds and generally fair
weather tonight and Saturday ex-
oept showers IN extreme south
portion this afternoon and to-
night.
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Today's Horoscope

The months aggressive temper
ament is in full swing on this
day, and will bring honors de-
spite trial and trouble. 1t is said
to be a degree of Reward. There
is usually an ultimate attainment
Of success, but the way leads
through much circulation and the
frequent making and abandon
ment of plans.
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SOFTBALL GAME
AT PARK TONIGHT

The Busy Bee Bakers will
tackle the Lopez Funeral Home
tonight at Bayview Park in the
Bakers first night game this
year.
Ward and Castro will be the
battery for the Bakers and Tynes
and Ingraham for the Embalm-
ers.
Game starts at 8 o'clock.
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"Mah goodness sake alive hot
dawg," declared Jones as he
hooked into a big wool sponge.
''De Lawd am certainly am look
ing out after dis niger" Jones
don't fail to come back without
his share of sponge. Jones has
lived on the keys, Big Pine, for
the last 20 years. He has family
to support and how he supports
it in grand style.
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SYNOPSIS: Morgan Black Is q
booTdeT IN the house Of Miss Ella
LGnHinO, tchose family Is impTeS-
sive, but whose pocketb0ok Is rather
lean. Morgan and Iris tanning,
Miss Elias beautiful aud gifted
niece haze come to like each other
enough to engage IN q kind OF
cousinly scdTfdTe. No10 Iris has
asked Morgan to open an old trunk
IN the attic, thinking that she may
find something in It that she can
make oDeT for herself. And Morgan
Idly suggests that perhaps the trunk
contains O dark mystery.
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LEGALS

IN CIRCUIT C0TRT. STATE 90
FLORIDA E.I-Ex ENTM 1IDG-
EIAL CIRCTTT. MONROE CoIN-
II. II CHANCERN-
Martha Ellen Canup.
Complainant
Jasper James Cznup.
DefeuEzur.
ORDER OF PCELICATION
II appc2rinx ~ affidaNl1 the
sworn bin filed In the ahoee-sra1e1
cause that Jasper lanes C4uup.
the defendant fherein narzed is .
nen-resideut 81 TIE state q Flur-
ida and that his resl1ence - 49,
known thar said defendant Is ever
the axe Of tWcntv-sue years that
there h. no person ia Ehe STAT 81
Florida the service 81 q suumezls
IN ch1ncery upon whom wonld bad
said defendant
At Is therefore orGcred that sad
defendant be and ~ Is hersalsF re-
quired To appear 60 rhe biu -
complaint filed IN said rauss en- er
before Monday. the E1h G1y -
April. A H. 1885. otherEis e tn A.
legations uf SAID BIN Wfu G. taken
a. confessed rs said defendaaf
II II further ordered thar rhts ur-
dr. Dc puhliShcd uncr each ueek Ser
four consecutiKe weeks iu The kfF
West Citizen. "a usugsTaa per Fsual as.lssE
in said county and state
Isune and ordered this sLh day 80
March. 1856
tSeaD ROSS a. SAWYER
CLERK t-IrrulE t-trurf-
THOMAS * CARO-.
solicitor fer Complaint
mar6-le--s-e aurs
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

IL you do oct receive your
paper by 6:Is o'clock in the
afternoon, call telephone 81
and a paper viii be sent to
your home. A complaint boy
Is on duty at this office from
$50 to 7:l5 p. m. for the
purpose of delivering COM
plants. rieip us give you 100
percent service by calling 81
II you do not receive The Citi-
zen.
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CHICAG0.--DOes your hus-
band drink" Mrs. Harry Thor
sen of this city was asked in
court mo, he pOurs it IN" was
her reply.
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bus to drive. i suppose Mrs. Saun-
ders viii take in sewing or go
sponging.
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WEATHER FORECAST

(Till s p. m, Saturday.
Key West and Vicinity: Gen.
orally fair tonight and Saturday;
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BIG Pine KEY
ECHOES

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Perrine of Mi
ami spent the afternoon last Tues
day looking over their property
on No Name Key. Their prop
erty is known as the Enable
Homestead. Wesley Gibson took
them all around to look at the
homestead. Many sapodilla trees
are on the property.
Herbert Bentley stopped over
at SpOrtsville (The Lodge.) He
is looking for some big tarpon.
Don't give up, keep plugging for
this is tarpon time now.
Jimmie Pinder makes two and
sometimes three trips day from
Key West to the ferry slip in his
big FERA truck. Jimmie is a
happy go lucky fellow, fixes any
thing. I saw him changing Mr..
Wilson's tire the other day.
Captain Billie Roberts sailed
from No Name in his DIESEL
powered tug boat, the Three
Brothers for Lower Matecumbe to
bring back a barge load of
lumber.
Nothing to say about ]. Jack
Wentworth. All we can say is
that he and his lovely wife is
open for visitors from Key West
and Big Pine and No Name. AS
engineer on the pile driver he will
make a good host.
The schoolmom Mrs. Moore is
comfortably situated in the sec
ton foreman's house on Big Pine.
She and her husband take a ride
every afternoon in their 1881
car.
Mrs. Hilburn Saunders enter
tanned at their home on Big Pine
Key, many guests last Sunday.
Soon school will be out and no
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Subscribe 10 The Ca.szen--oc
weekly.
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barometer 3 a. m. today:
Sea level, 1904.
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Herbert Bentley stopped over
at SpOrtsville (The Lodge.) He
is looking for some big tarpon.
Don't give up, keep plugging for
this is tarpon time now.
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Morgan decides, tomorrow, 70
Keep his feeling for Iris a secret
from her.
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WHY SEND YOUR UNITS OUT
If / guarantee my service?
When you want a guarantee
service on your refrigerator,
call 268 or 685-J. E. Martinez.
mar12-1m0
The times-news., 1936-11-06
Challenge Hurled
At King Carol Is
Held Life Threat
Follows Renewed Relations
Between Rumania
and the Soviet

BUCHAREST, Nov. 6. (UP)-
A challenge to King Carol which
political observers interpreted as
a threat to his life was hurled last
night by the Anti-Semitic, pro-
Nazi "Iron Guards" leader, Cor
nelius Cordeanu.
In a public manifesto, he told
governemtn leaders that in Rou-
mania went to war on the side of
Russia the country's youth would
fire guns against those who sent
1T to war"
His public threat, addressed to
the king, apparently results from
Roumania's recent orienation to-
ward Soviet Russia. After nearly
Is years of diplomatic non-inter-
course, the two countries recent
ly established relations.
"You and the men making Rou-
mania's foreign policy just stake
your lives on its success or fail
ure," Codreanu told the king.
Cordeanu's statement was made
at a political rally. Later he sent
copies of it to the royal palace, to
each member of the cabinet and
to thousands of his supporters in
the Christian National party.
Police apparently are ignoring
the threat. So far Codreanu has
not been arrested.
The times-news., 1936-11-06
Benchley Tells
How To Vote In
Carolina Feature

Robert Benchley is on the mer-
ry-go-round again, according to
newspaper advertisements.
He taught you "How to Sleep
i'm stitches-now he's showing
YOU "How to Vote, at the Caro-
lima Saturday in conjunction with
George O'Brien in Border Pa
trolman."
Everybody talked for weeks and
weeks after they saw "How to
Sleep" 1t was voted the best short
subject Of last season.
Those who are Benchley fan,
whether through his books or his
screen appearances, will find his
latest short subject, "How to
Vote" choice entertainment. He
has a humorous political speech in
this picture which is said to be an
engaging piece Of oratory.
The times-news., 1936-11-06

Prof. and Mrs. E. L. Justice. of
the Flat Rock road, have announc-
ed the birth of son at Mission
Hospital, Asheville, on November
3. Prof. Justice is principal of the
Flat Rock high school.
Miss Martha Sullinger of Fruit
land has gone to High Point for
a visit. She will remain there
through this month.
Misses Margaret Stokes and
Edith Byrd left today to spend
the weekend in Columbia, S. c.,
with the latter's sister, Mrs. B. p.
Barber. They expect to attend the
South Carolina-Villanova game
tomorrow.
Miss Christine Hutaff, of Fayet-
teville, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Clark, the latter her
sister, whom she has visited on
several occasions.
Mrs. Homer Marler and infant
daughter, Sylvia Anne, who was
born on Wednesday, October %,
have returned to their home in
the Fourth avenue apartments,
from Patton Memorial hospital.
Mr.. ID. B. Null has come from
Asheville and will spend a while
with his daughter, Mrs. j. ].
Headrick, before going to Florida.
Mrs. Arnetta Moore left today
for Greenville, S. c., for n few
days en- route to Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennett Mckay,
of 0cola, Fla, have announced
the birth of a daughter early this
week in 0cola. Mrs. MaeKay was
before marriage Miss Julia Far
mum.
Mrs. ]. f. Hanna has returned
to Salisbury after being here to
see his son, Mr.. Joseph Hanna,
who underwent an operation at
Patton Memorial hospital and is
getting along nicely.
Miss Grace Allen is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fletcher, the latter her sister, for
a while.
Glenn Mehaffey is at home
from n. c. State, Raleigh, for the
weekend.
The times-news., 1936-11-06
Mother Advised
.Ailing Daughter .,n
To Take CARDU

Many, many women nave asSI A
Cardui on the advice Of their motn
ers who had been helped oy IL.
sI would have severe cranp :,
Spells" writes Mrs. F. Q. Aten, s 1t.v ~
Srnithdale, Miss. II would sss hau saus
seated. and feel faint ana Wouu srs nor ner.
TO go TO bed. I would 1e seiy MA,
yous for two or three oays. N,
afraid to 60 away from nome NJ ~.
fear would faint and fan. ses, nay
mother. real % having used Cardui with
Sts Sood results. advised me to try ~ II
S Il am so glad I took cardui i,ssr. ane
rot relief, for it has done wonders
Tor me-" s 20 the
II you suffer this way. send ,,.t 70 a1ad sns
drug store for a bottle Of Carom rss as ~
begin taking it today. OF 1I cSIIs, eon.
Cardui does not benefit foo' WI
suit Q physician
The times-news., 1936-11-06
BORDER TOWN UNDER
ATTACK in CHINA

PIEPING, Nov. z. (UPl-A
combined force of "Manchukuo'
troops and irregulars, led by the
bandits Wang Ying and Chin
Chia-Shan, attacked the town Of
Taolin today.
The attack, led by five ahplan-
es, aggravated the already tense
situation along the Suiyuan-Cha-
har border.
A large number Of planes were
reported standing at Pangkiang,
in Northern Suiyuan province,
headquarters for Prince Teh, lead
er of the new Mongolian autono-
nous movement.
1t was also reported that Mon
golian cavalry, commanded by
Pao Yueh-Ching, was moving rap
idly toward Pailinmiao from CHA
pohsu. 4
The times-news., 1936-11-06
LONE SURVIVOR OF
OUADRUPLETS LUSTY

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 6 (UP)
Ella Pearl Bridges, lone survivor
of quadruplets born Monday night
near Senath, Mo-, emitted a lusty
cry yesterday and continued to
gain in her fight for life
Every hour nurses at Baptist
hospital feed the baby, alternat-
ing between two teaspoons of
breast milk and 10 per cent So
luton Of glucose.
The times-news., 1936-11-06
OCTOBER

Gods out-of-doors! Superb Octo-
Der,
1t lifts the heart to prayer and
praise,
The harmony of all creation,
The glory of October days.
We see the splendor of the noun
tains
Where foot of man has rarely
trod,
We stand in awe and solemn si-
lence
While we can only whisper
God.
The scarlet, crimson, bronze and
golden,
The Green of spruce and lofty
pines,
The brilliant redness, gorgeous
yellows
OF scores of many tangled
vines.
We love the beauty Of the spring
time,
The waving fields, the songs of
mirth,
But when October comes to greet
us
T'is then we know God walks
the earth.
October with her glowing beauty,
Her days of joy, her glad sur
prise,
October with her rich abundance
Of harvest fields, Of heavenly
skies.
Lord, make me grateful for Thy
goodness.
More thankful, loving, dutiful,
Make me more worthy of the liv-
ing
In this Thy world so beautiful.
LILA RIPLEY BARNWELL.
The times-news., 1936-11-06
STORE TO BE CHAPEL

ORLEANS, Mass, Nov. 6. (UP)
of the cemetery assoc
iation announced yesterday that a
general store which had been a
gathering place for more than
half a century would be moved
from Main street to Orleans cem-
etery and converted into a chapel.
The store was bequathed to the
association by Miss Flora Hunt,
who died a year ago.
The times-news., 1936-11-06
WANTS DAMAGES in
STING FROM HORNET

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6. (UP)
City Attorney Ray Chesebro to-
day opened an investigation into
Oliver Hickey's pain in the neck.
Hickey asked the city for SlOO
damages, claiming a "pernicious
and untamed hornet" stung him
in the back of the neck while he
was basking in municipal park
Oct. 18. Chesboro said the city
could not pay damages until the
hornet situation in the public
parks had been fully investigat-
ed.
The times-news., 1936-11-06
FLAT ROCKS BETA
CLUB ENJOYS PARTY

A Halloween party for the Flat
Rock Beta club was given on last
Saturday night at the home Of
Miss Edith Bodenheimer, of East
Flat Rock.
A number of appropriate gam
es were enjoyed by the club men,
bers, visitors and faculty men,
bers. Prizes were awarded to
Henry Sinclair, Louise Ponder,
Ruth Freeman, John Fuller, Rose