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St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-21
Eduardo Brignonii,
WE HAVE RECEIVED A CONSIGN-
MENT OF 200 PAIRS OF

Ladies' and Misses snug.i ting Hood Ok
fords, white canvas uppers with rubber
soles. one strap.
Sizes from 2 to 6. Worth $1OO pair,
now selling for 40cts.
Purchase in time and ct your supply.
Price holds good as long as the stock
lasts.
FIRM OF JOHN ALEXANDER
Dry Goods Department
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-21
If You Like Smart
Dressing

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4R
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ANNIE DE CHABRRT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
SMALL PLANE
ARRIVES HERE
TWO PASSENG Frs CAME IN
TODAY; SEVEN WENT OUT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

One of the smaller planes of
the Pan American Always, ar
rived this morning from Miami
with two passengers: Mrs. Annie
Shaw and Baldwin Powers.
Leaving yesterday were seven
passengers as follows: Janice
Munson, Paul Burgess, Elizabeth
Schuldt, Eduardo Llano, Frank
Schutt. Edward Barwick, Liva
Cottrell.
Arrivals yesterday morning
Kathleen Groos, Anna Cotter
Clarence Tucker, Thomas Burke,
Ralph Dean, Jess Monin, Corema
Rogers, Joseph Rogers, Ruth
Holtsberg.
Out Saturday afternoon: David
Speight. Sidney Munroe, Howard
Steadman, James Bell. Henry W.
Chesmore. Albert Lynn, Hestor
Cruz, Anthony de Groosa. Fred
erick Williams, Rod j. Reid
James A. Nettels, Edna McClin-
took. Delmar Butler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
CUBA BRINGS IN
Sc PASSENGERS
VESSEL SAILED SHORTLY
AFTER ARRIVAL ENROUTE
TO HAVANA, CUBA

Steamship Cuba of the P. and
0. S. S. company, arrived this
morning from Tampa with Is
first ard three second class pas
sengers for Havana.
The vessel also brought IL tons
of freight and Ice sacks of mail
for Key West one ton and 222
sacks of mail for Havana.
Household Yacht Montego.
owner, E. p. Lamson and party
of four on board. arrived yester-
day from New York and is berth
ed in the submarine base yacht
basin.
Steamship Colorado, of the
Clyde-Mallory Lines, arrived in
port yesterday morning 1870
o'clock from New York, discharg-
ed cargo and sailed 1:10 for Tam
pa.
Tender Poinciana. of the light
house department., is due to sail
tomorrow morning for Little
Shark River, Indian Key Pass,
Chokoloskee Bay, Marco, Caxam-
has and Tampa Bay. establishing
new aids, painting ard restoring
those now in use.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
DEBATE TUESDAY
AT HIGH SCHOOL
INTERESTING SUBJECT Sc
LECTED FOR EVENT BY
SCHOOL UNITS

There will be a debate put on
tomorrow morning at the High
School on the question, "Should
he Federal Government own and
operate the PUBLIC Ut;lities?"
The debate will begin at 1885
o'clock in the school auditor
ium.
The High School Debating So
ciety will urge this question. On
the affirmative side will be Mich
o'as Goshorn, Mary Louise Bon
niwell and Margaret Dexter. while
Jack Cormack, Vance Stirrup and
Winifred Shine will argue for the
negative.
George Collins will be chair
man of the debate and Rae Louise
Russell will be timekeeper.
Later in the year the society
plans an evenings entertainment
which will feature a debate on
the national subject, Resolved
That the several states should en-
act legislation providing for q
system of complete medical serv-
ice available to all citizens at pub
lie expense" This subject will
be studied and argued this spring
by thousands of high school :. stu,
dents throughout the .pAfiop. )! ]
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
THREE YOUTHS
TAKE AUTO CAR
FOR JOY RIDE
BEN ADAMS, OWNER OF We
HICLE, TAKING MATTERS
OF PROSECUTION UNDER
CONSIDERATION

Three youthful JOY riders who
appropriated an automobile whics
was parked on Eaton street and
went for a spin around the city
and boulevard Friday night may
find themselves in an unenviable
position if Ben Adams, owner Of
the car, decides to prosecute.
Mr.. Adams left his car Friday
night on Eaton street near Duval
to pay a visit. Returning to the
space he found his car missing
and Immediately reported his loss
to Traffic Officer Everett r. Riv-
as, of the police department, on
duty ON Duval street.
Mr.. Rivas began his investiga-
ton and shortly afterward saw
the car and the youths, who saw
him about the same time and be-
gan to give the car the gun"
With increased speed, the car
sped on out Flagler street and
other thoroughfares in that Sec
ton of the city, Officer Rivas
told The Citizen. and when on
the county road started to zig gag
from one side to the other without
any appreciate decrease in speed
So fast were the boys going. the
officer said, that he was every
passing moment in fear that they
would collide with some object
and suffer either serious injury
or, possibly, death.
After the chase continued foi
several minutes the car was turn
ed on to Bertha street where
the car was brought to stop
and the boys were placed under
arrest.
aA The car was taken at 7:45 and
at S:55 was returned to Mr.
Adams, unchanged.
Parents of the youths, it is un-
derstood, have pleaded with Mr.
Adams not to prosecute, and, il
is said, he is giving the matter
consideration before deciding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
Review OF Activities Shows
Wiley Post Was Outstanding
In His Many World Flights
ANOTHER ERROR
APPEARS TODAY

Puzzle soivers who are
readers of The Citizen are to.
day being given another OPP
pertunity to find an. error in
the advertisements in this is
sue.
However, the puzzle editor
has decided to depart from
the rules announced in other
puzzles and will give a safety
racer to every reader who
brings in the correct solu-
ton between 8 a. m. and
p. m.
The prizes given for this
puzzle are net comparable
with the other prizes. Those
were the best output of the
Gillette Safety Razor Com
pany, and each solver who re-
ceived one expressed delight.
Prizes to be givEn TO all
finders of the error in this is
sue are the well known
Auto-Strop Razor, and while
decidedly inferior in packing
and quality, the chances to
secure one of these outfits
are decidedly easier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
YACHT BASIN '> #.
~. GIVEN BOOST
MAGAZINE CARRIES ADVER-
TISEMENT TELLING OF
FITNESS FOR CRAFT

The splendid facilities of Key
Vests yacht basin have been
called to the attention OF yachts
men through the current issue Of
Rudder Magazine, widely cir
cularized magazine edited pri-
marily for lovers OF water craft.
\ page in the magazine, in a
prominent. we'll placed position.
is devoted to the basin here. AMI
the article points out that Key
West is the only port south OF Mi
ami with a protected basin and
adequate supplies.
After describing the technical
features o. the yacht basin, the
article describes some of the adj
vantages' to be had from a sea-
sons anchorage here-not the
least of which is the game fishing
which abounds in the waters
around Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
DIR. CORSE WILL
VISIT KEY west
STATE DIRECTOR OF WRIT
Frs PRO- :CT TO MAKE
TOUR OF FLORIDA

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. ia
WPA officials here announced
that DR.. Carita Doggett Core,
State Director of the Federal
Writer'S Projects. would Lave
here today for a ten-Gay tour IF
Tie state. DR.. Co Sc will confer
with c)nsultants and as: ociates
in twelve Florida cities. including
Key West on January 10th.
The consu'tants with whom DR..
Ccrse will meet in Key West are
omong the associates appointed in
towns throughout the state who
viii assist the Federal writer's in
tn -ir in eneive survey Of the
state. The associates particular
function in the work, it is stated.
viii he to maintain the accuracy
of al material prepared for rhe
American Guide which is the ma
icr work being undertaken by the
Federal Writers Projects.
DIR. Corse. State Director of the
Projects. is considered one Of
Fioriia's outs ardirg historians.
Her books include. FLO ida-Em-
pira Of the Sun" CDR. Andrew
Turnball and the New Smyrna
Colony OF Florida" and "Thr
Key to the Golden Islands"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
Two Hundred And Three
Thousand Dollars Shown
To Be Their Share Of
Proposed Fund
Bv PAUL MAY

Especial Washington Correspondent
of The Citizen
WASHINGTON, D. ., Jan. ID.
Monroe County World War
Veterans will spend approximately
$S4,65O for new homes when they
get their s2O3, 900 share cf the
two billion dollar soldiers bonus,
according to survey by the Ann
erican Legion.
The veterans will pour SCI $50
into the tiIls of Monroe County
merchants and the pockets of Mon
roe County doctors, dentists and
professional men. in payment of
old debts, the Legion figures
show.
They will spend $4,000 for
new furniture and house furnish
ings, and like amount for clothes
for themselves and their families.
Almost as much approximately
1,15O-will go for new and
used automobiles.
House repairs and house paint
ing will take $18,250 OF the bonus
money that Will pour into Monroe
County. Savings accounts in
banks in the county will be
swelled by $3.50. The veterans
will spend $1,000 for farm land
and $4,450 for farm implements.
They will put approximately ST.
900 into insurance. and $3.50 in
to stocks and bonds, while about
one per cent OF the county's total
or $1,000, will go FOR electric and
gas rcfrigerators.
The Legion bases its figures on
a poll of 42.50O individual mem
bers, all World War Veterans
which covered 1900 posts and
represents, according to Ray Muir
ply. national commander. "a ran
dom cross-section OF five per cent
of the membership" Each five
thousand returns was tailed sep
arately, and the percentages
varied only slightly for each
group. indicating that they are q
dependable Mdex10k how veteran.
will spend theiEIn,Ansy., the Legion
claims.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
MANY PATIElTS'Sl
Are TREATEDINn
CLINIC OF ERA
REPORT SHOWS 249 WERE
TAKEN CARE OF IN OPERA.
TIONS CARRIED ON DUR.
ING DECEMBER

A total of 249 clinic patients
were treated at the FERA clinic
during December, even with the
greatly reduced relief allotment,
the current report of the clinic
for last month shows.
A variety of services was rem
dered to local persons through the
clinic, ranging from the filling
and distribution of prescriptions
to sending one child to Miami for
corrective treatment which could
not be administered in Key West.
Key West is the only community
in Florida which continues to re-
ceive Federal funds for medical
services to relief clients, Mrs.
Nina Ryder Johnson. director of
relief, pointed out this morning,
adding that even though the funds
have been greatly reduced this
community is still receiving a
great deal of benefit from the
ERA not being given to other
Florida districts.
In addition to routine services
of the clinic, diphtheria toxoid
has been received from the State
Board Of Health and is being
given to children seven years of
age and under.
A summary of the clinic re-
port shows that besides the 249
patients who were treated, 391
prescriptions were filled. 101
dressings were made by ply
sicians and nurses, IL hypodermic
injections were made, five lab
oratory reports were received, 210
fluid ounces of cod liver oil were
supplied, whole dried milk which
is the equivalent to 561a gallons
was furnished to undernourished
children and patients needing spe-
cial diets. 1919 home visits were
made by the nurses. and one meet
ing was held for midwives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
REPAIRS MADE TO
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
FULL COMMUNICATION RE
STORED BETWi EN- HERE
AND MAINLAND

T. H. Pittman, manager of the
local telephone company. state
that the telephone system, which
was partly damaged between key
West and the mainland during
The storm. has been completely
restored. with all necessary re
pairs made.
Mr.. Pittman says that the "a
dio system was used in most
cases in lieu of the te'e hone
-ervice during the time. but finds
this no longer necessary.
As a result of this. complete
service is now available. accord
ing to the announcement made
today by Manager Pittman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
Legion Survey Shows Amount
Monroe County Would Receive
From Veterans Bonus Money
HOOKS SAILFISH
WHICH GOT AWAY

Heble Todd, United States
immigration service, yester-
day experienced the greatest
thrill which can come to an
angler when he hooked a fine
saiIfish and then relapsed in
to a mood of disgust and
despair when he lost it.
AS the guest of Ernest
Hemingway on his cabin
cruiser Pillar, with J. A. Con-
nable, of Kalamazoo, Mich,
and Cecil Gray, local taxi
dermist, Mr.. Todd had the
pleasure of catching his
share of 10 bonito, six king
fish, barracuda, grouper, jack
and others of the finny tribe,
when the sailfish struck.
Not only was the moment
one of excitement for Mr..
Todd, but it maintained the
record of the Pillar for the
season of having a member
of the party on every time
out hooking a sailfish and
catching six of them in the
last seven times out.
But in. the case of Mr..
Todd the fighting. leaping
beauty seemed determined
not to be taken and while
jumping, severed the line
with his tail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
CRIMINAL COURT
MET TODAY FOR
JANUARY TERM
JURORS DRAWN TO SERVE AT
PRESENT SESSION; MANY
CASES APPEAR ON DOCKET
FOR TRIAL

Criminal court in and for Mon
roe county convened this morn
ing 10 o'clock for the January
term, with Judge j. Vining Har
ris presiding. County Solicitor Al
Ian B. Cleare, Jr., Clerk C. Sam
B. Curry, Sheriff X. o. Thompson
and all other officials present.
One plea was heard by the
Judge. Adolfo Paso entered 3
plea of guilty to operating an
automobile without the required Ii
cense. He was sent need 10 pay q
fine of SIS and costs or serve 2G
days at hard labor in the county
Jail.
Other cases docketed for the
session include:
Mario Mora, aggravated assault
Tony Diaz and Annie DiaZ. assault
and battery; Eloi Garcia. selling
liquor without a license; Abraha ~
Brady, profane, obscene and WI
gar language; Charles VIII 'iams
assault and battery; julius Nee y
assault and battery; Ergene Ri"
ers. improper exhibition Of dan
gerous weapon; w. G. Bethel; non
support of wife and minor chill
dren.
The docket is to be sounfed 10
morrow and dates set on which tn
cases are to be tried.
The following names OF juror
to serve during the term were
drawn from the box: Carlos Gre
mata, Jr.. Whitmore Russell
George W. Ma'grat. VIM. A. Mo
reno. & Harry Theodore Russell
John D. S. Rivas. Octavio Recio
Fernando Chile. Thomas F. Rus
! sell, Ygnacio Avi'a, E. A. Mat
thews, William Bullars. Ernes
w. Roberts. Henrique Cruz. Rob
ert M. Saunders, Dewey G. Blu k
lev. John Kline. Charles c. In
graham. The foregoing constitute
the regular venire.
A special venire o. six IL o.
was Efterwartv drawn as follows
Georga p. Tedder, Harry F. Sam
ders. Ralph B. Pinder, Char'es II
Williams. Blake II. Roberts an
Louis Aguero.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
ANNOUNCE DEATH
KEY.'WlllEST WOMAN
RsipAhN4 KRTcHUM Sue
-
y CUMBS At RESIDENCE
rfN CALIFORNIA +
IL .,aab6n. ha-,--o-.... IA

News was received in Key
West yesterday from California
announcing the death of Mrs.
Dalma Ketchum, daughter o. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Bethel of Grim
nell streets.
The body will be shipped here
for interment, and it is stated that
it will arrive on Friday. Funeral
arrangements viii be made in the
meantime.
The deceased was a former resi-
dent of Key West, but had been
making her home in California
for some time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
FIRE Units WILL
HOLD ELECTION
OFFICERS WILL BE NAMED
AT MEETING TO BE- HELD
TOMORROW EVENING

Chief Harry NJ. Baker. of the
Key Vest Fire Department, is
anxious to have all members Of
h Organization pres INT at Num-
Der 1. fire station tomorrow eve
ming to take part in the regular
biennial election,
BslIoting will Dcpin at 6 O'Clock
and continue until o'clock. All
Officers. including surg ons and
resistant surgeon. are to be voted
for.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
World War Survives
For Tiniest Republic
Cny Associated Pre.sl W

IVY
lSTANBUL, Jan. 13.-Tur-
key has discovered suddenly
that she still is formally at
war with the smallest repub-
lie in Europe.
A Turkish citizen was re-
fused entry to San Marine
because, il was stated, he is
a subject of a belligerent
power.
In World war days San
Marine, a republic of b
square miles in central Italy.
declared war on Turkey
simultaneously with Italy.
When peace treaties were
negotiated San Marine was
overlooked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
R. J. Moore Arrested In
Connection With Robberies
Committed In City Recently
Defendant Con sses To
Various Robberies Com
mitted Here During Past
Several Weeks

Two bu:tors from his coat, the
recovery Of the coat to which the
missing b1,fozs- bslong. found at
his home On Eaton street, were
the factors s~hieh forced R. J.
More. to. esnsess. to q series of
rcbberies which. are astounding
fer Their au1asis ard Ehe re-Ov-
cry of most Of she .s.0,en articles
Assistant Sta.e's Attorney J.
LanceIot Lester a-d County Soil
citor Alan B. clesre, Jr-, had
been or FIG the prisoner. who had
been placed under arrest. and hal
trio d irs every way to wiring a con-
foss o. frcm him. but he main
taine1 his innOe zee until the
episode cf the buttons, whseh had
beer found by Officer Collins, of
he police force. at the scene Of
the Baker robbery on Semin-ry
street
When confronted with these,
and the coat fourd IN his home
d the positive proof estabi hei
hat the coat helcnged 70 him and
the buttons had been torn off
while he was making his escape,
&c broken down ard said he Was
responsible for the following ro5-
berries:
J. C. Kaator, Eaton street; Dr.
N c. Pirtado, DuvaI street, Har-
~ NJ. Baker, Seminary street;
Viii RiehardsOn, Eaton street, W.
Mecook. william street; s. "
Mccarthy. william street. J. J.
Kirsche. baum, White street: J.
r. VaIdes, bakery, William st e.t;
MIR. Roman, former resid-nt con-
rec:e3 tn the u. s. immigration
department, on Georgia st-ee.-
Besides a number of articles
of women's wear ard various
trinkets including several small
band rings, which were recovered,
were a magnificent diamond ring.
with three pure stones belonging
TO Mrs. KantOr: diamond ring set
with emeralds and a wrist watch.
belongzig - Mrs Mccarthy;
watch belonging 60 Dr.. Pintado's
son-in-Iaw, and other items. ~
GLIDING pins. peaeils. ard a bieySie
from the VaIdes p cry.
Those who Eve suffered fron
the depredztions Of Moore and his
associates, ard especially those
citizens whose pro-erty vas re-
covered. are LOAD in their praise
Of the sheriff's force and the Pc
lice department for their excel
lent work ir capturing the robber.
and Of Attorneys Lester and
cIe.re for the abe manner IN
which thy handled the prisOher
and succeeded in breaking down
hi. stoiesI Gains cf inB7e-nee
and wrirging from him the eonfes-
sion.
Moore vas formally sr-
rested so5sy on . esPias issued
cut IF criminal easrt by County
Se,ie:tor Allan b cIesre. Jr-.
charging him with being i@Plieat-
ed IN the series ef robberies
wh'eh have been COMMITTEES ever
a period &C several weeks
Moore was taken irts custody
yesterday following reports OF
robberies. or attempted robberies,
made by chi-f Harry Baker. Key
West Fire Department; samuel
v. Mccarthy. automobile sa'es-
man, and Lionel PIsmner. dis
burning officer Of the lighthouse
department.
After an invest cation BY eoun-
ty and city authorities & is morn
ing. he was formally placed IN
der arrest. specifically charged
with breaking and entering and
lCOntinued N Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13
new ARRIVAL AT
JOHNSONS' HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson,
500 United street, announce the
birth of girl yesterday afternoon
/ 80 o'clock.
Mother and daughter are re-
ported doing nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-13

Key West, Florida, hsS -he
most eQuable climate IN the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-06
S. CALDWELL TO
ADDRESS VOTERS
ATPARK TONIGHT
CANDIDATE FOR COVERNOF
WAS RESIDENT or KEY
WEST At ONE TIME MEET
INC CALLED FOR s O'CLOCK

Stafford Caldwell. UlO=e an
nouncement as candidate cor gov
ernor appears IN this Issue o. The
Citizen. will deliver an addre~- %
the PEG ie Of Monroe county Ems
evening o'clock al BayvieU
Park.
Mr.. Caldwell was AZ one tn-e 9
resident o. Key West His Ea-her
purchased a nc~snas,er from G. p
PendletOn. operated II over a
period, but later sold II 70 move
to the home in Jasper. Fla
That he has the Interests o.
Key West IN mis- thoughts he point
OFT. IS evidenced BIZ his advocacy
o. the highway bridges which h.
mentioned IS one Or the needs Of
south Florida during a sneech
made at Rayfront Park in Miami
last week.
M. Caldwell saws thai IN MS
previous race Tor The govern ~
ship he polled the maioritv vote
in % counties and feels that ~
has excellent chances IT polling
the Winning vote IN the comine
primary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-06
MAKE PLANS
FOR GUARDS
ENCAMPMENT
ALL UNITS OF 265TH REGI-
MENT WILL BE IN KEY
WEST FOR ANNUAL EVENT
DURING AUGUST

All units of the 265th Regi-.
ment, C. A, Florida National Ma
tional Guard will be in Key West
for the annual encampment to be
held during August this year.
This information was received
yesterday by Major William V.
Albury from Lieutenant ]. II.
Spengler, U. S. property and d s.
bursting officer, with headquarters
at st. Augustine.
Units from Jacksonville, Day
tona Beach and Pensacola will
travel by truck to Tampa and
from there come by P. and o. S
S. company boat, with which com
pany contracts have been signed,
to Key West.
This method of transportation
will apply in every case exceN.
that of the reg:mental band which
is to come from Miami over The
highway, it was stated.
Improvements are being made
at the encampment grounds and
by the time the regiment arrives
roads will have been raised, wild
ened and graded, and other chang
eS put into effect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-06
DEMOLAY ORDER
HOLDS MEETING
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED DURING
INTERESTING SESSION

Nawly-elected officers of Rob-
ert J. Perry Chapter, Order of
DeMolay, were installed at a
meeting held last evening in
Scottish Rite Hall, corner Eaton
and Simonton streets.
Installing Officer Joe Mondul
installed the followig officers to
the chairs:
Joe R:chardsOn-Master Coun-
cillor.
Malcolm Sawyer-Senior Coun-
cillor.
Jack Key-Jnior Councillor.
At the cnoclusion of the install
lation ceremonies. Master Coun-
cillor Joe Richardson took the
chair and appointed the follow
ing officers:
Malcolm Pinder-Senior Dea-
con.
jeff Knight-Junior Deacon.
Paul Mesa-Senior Stewart.
Dclio Cruz-Junior Stewart.
Howard Marshall.
Raymond Navarro-Chaplin.
Billy Allen-Standard Bearer.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing the newly-elected officers
played hosts to the cdapter and
served refreshments. which were
enjoyed by all present at the meet
ing.