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Evening star., 1937-08-30
WALPER OUT OF MONEY
Special Dispatch to The Star.


GLENs FALLS, Pa, August 30
Americas crack professional golfers
turned their faces toward Hershey
Pa, today and $4,000 open tourna-
ment to be held there later this week
as Jimmy Hines, the blond Metro
polltan open champion from Long
Island, banked a first-money check
In the Glens Falls open, which ended
yesterday Hines wound up the four
rounds with card of 274, IA strokes
under par. Two shots back was
Jimmy Thomson of Shawnee. Pa,
with 276.
Leo Walper Of Bethesda, Nd, fin
lshed out OF the money with 1922 scor-
ing 70 and n on the last two rounds,
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Stage Great Rally.

T1P AT Hagerstown you wouldn't
have given a used ball for the
chances of Ricky Willis and Billy
Turner in their match for the doubles
championship against Bob Clapp and
Dick Ramsburg of Frederick.
Beaten the first two sets, 6-3,
60, the local team seemed
thoroughly out Of the St. James
tournament, but the Frederick
duo soon found out they weren't
Not even after Willis and Turner
were behind SO in the fourth set
after they had won the third. 1t was
one OF the greatest rallies ever seen
in Hagerstown, which was climaxed
by the Capital team winning the last
three sets, 81, 8-6, 60.
incidentally. Willis will play Powell
(Boots) Taylor Of Norfolk for the
singles championship tomorrow after
noon.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

statesmen for wholesale fine paper busi-
sons Give full particulars Of experience
Evening star., 1937-08-30
DAILY SHORT sToRY--
SHALLOW PRIDE

stare out over the
water, and then
com e galloping
along the pier.
He dived rather
clumsily and struck
out tow ard her
pow er fully, but
with no economy
Of strength. E.sie.
treading water, oc-
casionally disap-
pc aYi n & beneath
the surface, ba cked
81 ow ly q ay,
lengthening he
distance with a
movement that was
imperceptible to =
man engaged in
following.
As Ned Chiles
drew near she saw
that he was close to
exhaustion, that his
eyes held a deS.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

day, with Charley Heacock, former
Missouri Valley champion, meeting
Ray Stocklinski. the second-seeded
star, in the other Both March and
Heacock won quarter final matches
yesterday, the former stopping Bob
Bradley. 8-6, 60, and Heacock
eliminating Spencer Howell, 60, 51.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
STANDARDS BAGS
W0MEN'S TENNIS
Scores Loop Upset by Its
Strong Finish That Tops
Chevy Chase Team.
TURNISH1NG a surprise ending
~ to the season-long campaign,

n URNlSHlNG q surprise ending
- to the season-long campaign,
the Bureau OF Standards team
a won the championship of the
Women's Tennis League last week
after two other teams had alternated
IN leading throughout the Summer.
Finishing with rush, which re-
suited In them rlaying more matches
than any team in the league, the Bu-
reau lassies compiled a winning per-
centage of .666 Their 46 victories
are five more than the next highest
number Of matches won by any team.
Up to last week, the final OF the
season, either Chevy Chase or Army
Navy had been in first place, but the
Bureau got busy and won seven out of
eight matches to gain the champion
ship. Captained by Elizabeth zan-
donini, the winning team is composed
Of Charlotte Decker, Mary Gray,
Josephine Trey. Betty Judd, Dorothy
Kingsbury, Matte Pinette, Peggy
Keyser Smith and Joanna Zetlemeier.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
No ROmp for Sara.
WEATHER seemed to be aga

WEATHER seemed to be against
the possibility that Sara Moore
and Dorette Miller would play their
match for the Women's League
singles championship this afternoon.
Although Sara Is expected to win,
the chances of her having romp were
diminished by the manner in which
Mrs. Miller stopped Mary Ryan yes
terday by scores of 6-3. 60. In
each set, Mrs. Miller won six games in
a row after Miss Ryan had won all
the games she was to win at the start,
Evening star., 1937-08-30
He's Upside Down
Figuring Baugh
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 80. Bernie
Moore Of Louisiana State, one
Of the College All-Star coaches,
says Darrell Lester isn't q bad CEN
ter but doesn't qualify as . "psy-
chologist."
Lester, former Texas Christian
star and teammate of Sammy
Baugh, expected to do most of the
passing for the All-stars against
the Green Bay Packers, Is a mem
Der of the professional champions.
Lester has been tipping" the Green
Bay team that Baugh looks one
way and throws the other.
Lester, a center, always was
looking at Sammy with his head
between his legs" said Moore, ''and
he'll be looking at Sammy upside
down against next Wednesday
night"
Evening star., 1937-08-30
EX-NAT HURLER DIES.

LEXINGTON, KY, August 30 (4o.-
Stanley M. Rees, 81, formerly q
pitcher with the Washington Ma.
tlonals and the st. Louis Cardinals
died of a heart attack here yesterday
while playing base ball In a loca
public park.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
YSED to be q time when tennis,
especially the local situation,
was considered a form" sport,

was CUIlSlucIcu lOIH SpIL,
~ making prediction Of final re-
suits almost set-up for the would-be
expert. Jones, who was the second
ranking player Of the District, would
take Smith, the fifth-ranking player,
but would lose to Brown, the cham
pion, in the final Sometimes, you
could almost foretell the number OF
sets which would be required.
Not any more. Too often this sea-
son has the dope bucket been upset,
and when 1t hasn't, it's been tipped
so far that it's seemed the prophetic
water must spill out any moment.
SUCH was the case in two instances
involving local netmen yesterday,
once In the Government tournament
and once in an out-of-town affair.
Ralph McElvenny and Allen Blade
were favored to win the Federal En-
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Three Win All Matches,

zach OF the first three teams had
one player who will receive indi-
vidual prizes for winning all nine Of
her matches. They were Mrs. Judd
of the champions, Clarissa Mitchell
Of Army-Navy and Barbara Conard
of Chevy Chase.
The final standings and last weeks
matches.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
z s s / + 8 Z Y
OU r was

MO r. was
standing on the
beach talking to a
group from the
Surf Club when
she saw Ned Chiles.
He was standing
at the end Of the
boardwalk that lay
across the sand to
the waters edge
arms folded, body
erect, an Adonis Of
q figure.
Dala Post saw
the direction Of
Essie's gaze and
! a u & h e d. His
names Chiles, dar-
ling, Ned Chiles.
Isn't he beauti-
ful?"
II know" said
Essie thoughtfully.
A slow red wave
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Minor Leagues

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. So: Louisville. SIS,
Columbus. a-6; Milwaukee. SIS.
St. Paul. "a; Indianapolis. 4-2.
Toledo. Z: Kansas City. 5.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
AIR-CONDITIONING

AIR-CONDITIONING.
A short training course is offered
to those interested in a growing
and profitable business. Glasses
conducted evenings. To those
interested and who qualify, sew
eral first-rate positions are avail
able. Apply Sales Manager, 9-1O
a m, 1889 18th st. NV.
WANTED-Ten shoe statesmen.
Only experienced men need ap-
ply, good chance for steady
position. Kinney Shoe Store,
18th st. and Park I'd. NV. 3O*
TERRY'S HOME APPLI-
ANCE COMPANY has OPEN
ings for few experienced cleo
trical appliance statesmen;
commission Is %. Refrigera-
tors, radios, oil burners,
washers, ironers. Apply Mon
day morning between 9-12,
927 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
SALES SUPERVISOR.

Factory representative will interview
man capable of organizing a retail sales
force TO sell tires. radios and accessories to
prospects which are furnished statesmen.
Salary and override basis
CALL MR.. SHARPE, FAC
TORY REPRESENTATIVE.
GOODYEAR TIRE & RUB
BER CO., AT DIST. $3.50
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
9 AM. TO SPIN.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Oklahoma City. FL: g. Antonio, 2-3
Dallas. y; Galveston. O-3
Tulsa. Il; Beaumont, 80.
Fort Worth, g. Houston, 3.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

SALESMAN, experienced and aggressive
must have car; prefer one with real estate
experience; leads furnished: will pay SAL
ary and commission to the one who uuali-
f1eS. Box pa Star 3O.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

who ever got his college diploma in
June and pitched winning game in
the world series the same year.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
SALESMEN.

MAGAZINE SALESMAN experienced; spot
Verlf1cation on new proposition; sales
daily net S25 weekly. Apply Mr. Hay
wood, 4o2 9th st. NV. Rm. 2l9. 3 to
$50 am; only neat-appearing producers
need apply.
WANTED-Salesman who knows grocery
trade in Washington to represent Balti-
more meat packer. Box 24-J. Star.
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT and machinery
salesman, local territory open with old
established house; splendid opportunity for
man with proper experience and confidence:
must be permanently located in D. c. In
your response. give names and addresses of
nrms where you have worked. duties. SAL
airy or commission basis. State age. mini
mum living expense, telephone number or
address. Box 223-Q Star.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR > NEW
HOUSE Statesmen. MUST HAVE LOCAL,
EXPERIENCE AND CAR
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC,
1920 K ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-08-30
HELP MEN.
(COntlnued.)

HELP MEN.
tContinuedO
coLLECToR AND SOLICITOR. fun or
pert time. Permanent year-in position for
reliable man. Phone National 1913
DENTAL MECHANIC. experienced on plate
work; state age and salary expected. Box
ENERGETIC. chance for Advancement;
Star.
HANDY MAN. can handle tools; must be
soner and single; references good wages,
Star.
MAN wanted to collect. Must have car and
nave knowledge Of city and suburbs Apply
Askin,s Fitwen Clothing Co., 737 7th
MAE 25-3b, to call on regular customers
Tor local company; earnings around 25c
an hour. Box OOH. Star.
NAN colored. experienced cook. for lunch
room; Sl3 week. 2221 Georgia ave. NV
MANAGER 5-and-10-cent store; only ex-
perienced parties need apply; store :ust
outside Washington; GOOD opportunity,
Apply 1886 9TH st. n.w.
MEN t2), with neat appearance, for es-
salary and commission. Apply SOL Colo
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G..
MEN-Exceptona opportunity for consci-
entious men to learn the retail selling pro-
lesson; ,Ssi GOOD remuneration. Room 710,
NIGHT CLERK for fountain service and
tables for out of town; experienced only
saIsIv must be sood :. .n. or over references good
Reply Box 1910. Star.
pthOTO Statesmen; car, essential; sell
from proofs; Al clientele; new steady.
Apply 10 to 2 Rm. "a. 1913 N Y. ave.
RADIO SERVICE MEN; must be expert
to Mr.. Barstow, Star Radio, 400 1lth
SALES MANAGER, electrical appliance
store; must be thoroughly experienced and
nave thoroush knowledge OF nansQing
men and general routine. Box s5-J, Star.
Statesmen and canvassers for home i'm
proVement work; asbestos siding roofing
dn, snd -, insulation; drawing account AGAINST
commission. Economy Siding e. Roofing
Co. 2O}1 r. ]. ave. ne.
statesmen for wholesale fine paper busi-
ness; splendid opportunity for right per-
sons. Give full particulars of experience.
Box 235-M. Star.
sALESMEN. neat appearance sales ex-
perlence unnecessary. Apply sO6 r. l.
ave. ne.
SALESMAN. experienced and aggressive.
must have car; prefer one with real estate
experience leads furnished: will pay SAL
ary and commission to the one who quail
neS. Box 214-Q. Star. 3O'
STOCK CLERK-Young man between 1s-
1s, 1s years; a1s Apply am, Tuesday. 1913 Colo
furnaces. Best wages. 302 Cedar st. NV.
TIMERS HELPERS-Only experienced
need apply: those with drivers permits
preferred Box .o3TQ. Star.
UPHOLSTERERS. good all-around men:
best wages; steady year-round Job to good
upholsterers. Box 800. Star.
UPHOLSTERERS must be high-claSs
Workmen. Call 1875 10th st. NV. at once.
YOUNG MAN as assistant polsher in large
]eWeiry mouse: must be reliable. Box :!36-
@. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white over 30, to work in
oencatessen store; must be experienced;
reference 1928 st NV
YOUNG MAN. 17-2l. magazine collection
work; $40 week guaranteed; salary and
com. Apply am, 2l9 Stewart Bldg,
6th and ID sts. NV. See Mr. Knott.
YOUNG MAN. white to drive dry-cleanine
truck: hours. Q 10 :: salary, SIS per week
TO start state references. Box 1860,
Star
ALL FORMER agents of the Zanol Product
Co. also new agents. call Columbia 271G-J.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
NEW YORK-PENN

Atlanta. 5-3: Memphis Il
Birmingham. 3--ti: Nashville. O-1.
Knoxville. l4-1: New Orleans S-5.
CHATTANOOGA, 1-6: Little Rock, O-1.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
PACIFIC COAST.
TEXAS.

San Francisco. 13-S: Seattle, "a,
Portland. al: San DIEGO 10.
Missions. 5-3: Sacramento, "a,
Oakland, d; Los Angeles. %.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

BOASTS UNIQUE RECORD.
Hal Schumacher is the only man
Evening star., 1937-08-30

Williamsport, 3-2: Albany. 3-7.
Wilkes-Barre, 3-3: Hazelton. %,
Scranton. 30: Trenton Al.
Elmira, 5-3: Binehamton, ..
Evening star., 1937-08-30

PIEDMONT.
Hori9lk; 4; wlnstcn.aaleuf ..
SnaIlotM; 1t.ot.;,, 3: AIsaIonq; o.. L. a
Durham. IL: Ashevtlle. :.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
FIVE MEN

Customers and dealers contest totaling
$4,000 in cash. and automobiles makes
room FOR hve additional men on present
force. Tremendous advertising campaign
makes certain exceptional earnings during
contest, on internationally known and
advertised line of staple food products
Only ambitious, hard hitting men, over
%. VINO want permanent connection. need
apply. Call to Il am. 5l3 ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-08-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

GIRLS. BOYS. Is to 25 years old. for car
service Apply Becks Frozen ClIstard
Washington Airport.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

MANICURIST. MUST BE EXPERT. CALI,
IN PERSON MONDAY AT AETTAS, 56I2
CONN AVE ~
Evening star., 1937-08-30

? r14NONIItHF f1ER, unmarried, Capable 0t
taking dictation rapidly and tranScr1btng
accurately: preferably one with some
knowledge OF bookkeeping. In replying
stare age. qualifications and salary eX-
pected. Box 1910, Star 90.
Evening star., 1937-08-30

WOMAN, white, unincumbered house
Keeper, one adult, small apt, good salary:
Christian home. Box 23O-Q Star. So
YOUNG WOMAN-Must be experienced in
ory-cleanlng plant. Able to answer phone
and wait on fine trade. Box OH Star
ALL FORMER AGENTS Of the Zanol Prod
uct Co, also new agents, call Columbia
81 1f-J
Evening star., 1937-08-30

n STOCK CLERK-Young man between ls-
| TX years. Apply am, Tuesday, 1913 Colo
Evening star., 1937-08-30

BOOKKEEPING and shorthand teacher.
age between 25 and 35. needed for secre.
tarlal school: experienced, cultured desres
REQUIRED. Phone Ge. 100, Monday or
Evening star., 1937-08-30

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced al.
around; steady position: guaranteed salary
ana percentage. u Florida ave NV
Evening star., 1937-08-30
GOOD NEWS

t., GOOD NEWS
Eor all who want to make big money fun
~ spare time. Establish a sales service
and be assured of a steady, growing in
come. Personnel ONCE, 1th floor, 1888
Evening star., 1937-08-30

BEAUTY OPERATORS. Z pro7essionai:
1-s pm. Betty. North el3l IL
Evening star., 1937-08-30

FINGER WAIVER AND MANICURIST ~
once. vi e. Ruth Beauty Shop. 9th At 4 .
GIRL, about size 10, for modelling, expert
enced IN bookkeeping and general oafca
Vork. IN fur store. Box 2s3-O Star
Evening star., 1937-08-30
HELP W0AAEA

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. an.
around, steady position; air-condition.d
Shop. North 9707. 1901 4th st. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for olney, Md:
must be expert Ia all branches, Apply
Lady Jane, Inc, s2l 18th st. nv
Evening star., 1937-08-30
EMPLOYMENT sERvIcEs

DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1923 9th =, n,cs
24I2. North 9o11. furnishes help Ana
workmen and women 'A
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1891, lIo2
IItn, mas cooks made nurses. rhy
Daf'-'ime. day workers couples, housemen.
Evening star., 1937-08-30
Coffee DemOnStratOr

Can use six ladies with neat appesrsnc.
and strong personality, between the ages
2o-35 to demonstrate coffee in WssbinR-
ton and surrounding territories. salary.
commission and bonus. Apply Tuesday
S-l2 noon, 1904 14th st. NV End floor,
M1LLINER for exclusive
shop. Must be experienced
in modern blocking and good
copyist. Box 238-M, Star.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14

Waxhington fheir fissiinEs e. -
assume the awzpnnai1nhfF
MS Ia tle Eeam = Heenlaea.
as follows
Be il nesuiEes - f1s $500 e|
county eomnaiss oneHs - AoN :
County. FlaFidz. khat H. So
beard does hereby ASSUME faA ~
sponsibility Tor the piaciuw - 49,
said memori=i crypt thr hoGies -
sid World Wxr Feternnz whh
have heret0fore been lecate6 80
which may be discoxeEed in the
future"
The resalution. N'hich i prscea
ed by a pa samble. szaziag furfh So
matter in detail. i signed ~ Cars
Bervaldi. chairman of the haara
and attes.ed y Ross e. Sswyel.
as clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
AYALAS RETURN
TO ISLAND CITY
HAD BEEN ON THREE-wzEKs
TOUR OF FLOR
IDA

A. F. Ayala, saies manager Of
Key West Electric company, Mrs.
Ayala and daughter. Emmanuel,
returned over the Overseas High
way yesterday afternoon from a
tour of the state. They were away
from the city three weeks.
After Spending several days in
Miami, the Ayale family mOtOred
to Tallahassee to witness the grad
uation exercises of Florida State
College for Women where their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ayala,
was graduated with a Bachelor De
gree OF Science of Business. Miss
Elizabeth accompanied her moth
er and father on the return trip.
The party also visited in Jack
senyille and spent a week in Tam
pa with Mr.. Ayala's brother, Os-
car Ayala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
Available Bodies Of
Storm Victims To Be
Placed In WPACrypi

All available bodies Of world
war veterans who lost their lives
IN tEe September 2, 1885. hurIi-
c.ne on the florida Keys, are TO
be placed in a memorial crypt
which is to be constructed by the
Works Progress Administration
A reqEest was received by the
heard Of county commissioners OF
Monroe county, some time after
the hurricane from the Federal
Emergency Pellet Administration
ssking the board to assume the
responsibility for placing remains
in the crypt
The board at a recent meeting
discussed the matter and the re-
quirements in connection there
with and decided 10 forward to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14

That some strain exists between
the President and the majority st
the Capitol IS apparent but that
il vii! develop into 8 cat-and-dog
fight is nof so certain. Mr. Roose-
welt. stu remains in command Of
the legislative program, with
Congress initiating very little on
its own aceo1 Mt. E.eTy Demo
cratic member of the House and
twenty-eight Democrats Senators
win face the voters next year and
hardly 4 one % them privately
welcomes an opportunity to APP
pear iefOre constituents as an an
ti-Roosevelt man-every one of
them knows that the overwhelm-
ing majority win stand or fall on
the record of the President. For
this reason, L no other, it viii
take more than is yet apparent to
develop a major revolt against
the man in the White House.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
County Decides To Take
Over Ferry Operations

According to an agreement
made and entered into between
the Florida Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration and the County of
Monroe, the county will on or be-
fore June 25, the date agreed
upon, assume the direction of the
Monroe county ferry system.
Upon payment by the county
to the FERA the sum OF 81 the
FERA transfers to the county
the personal property, to wit:
THE heavy oil stern wheel yes
sci called the Pilgrim, built in
the year 1926 at Jeffersonville,
Indiana, enrolled in the port of
Key West, of lao gross tons and
ia net tons.
Also the heavy oil stern wheel
vessel called the Traveller, built
IN the year 1927 at JeffersOnville,
Indiana, enrolled in the port of
Key West, of 144 gross tons and
I07 net tons.
Together with all boats and
cables, and tackle, and all other
equipment appertaining or belong
ing to said vessels which now may
be owned by the FERA.
IL it understood that the party
Of the second part, the county
commissioners will operate the
vessels until such time as the
Overseas Highway is completed
and open to vehieular traffic, in
such a manner as to provide daily
ferry service to the yehieular
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
Employment Service
Bureau Makes Report
On Many Activities



This Is really one of the
most beautiful cities ! have
ever seen. and | have enjoyed
my visit very much Trees
and beautiful flowers. and a
really grand climate, what
more can people ask for in
nature"
So said Frank B. Terry, of
Kansas City. Kansas. after
having been in Key West fer
several days and who left this
morning for a leisureIy trip to
ether cities in the northwest-
ern section of the United
States.
Mr.. Terry has visited hun-
dreds Of cities and has never,
he said, found a more inter-
esting city in all of his
travels, than Il found in this
delightful city at the end of
the United States"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
30 ~ - y -. ~
FINDS 3CO-LB. TURTLE
ON LOCAL BEACH

When he awakened yester-
day morning J. II. Seymour
walked from his cabana on
Rest Beach and found await
ing him a turtle which, when
afterward weighed, tipped
the scales at 500 pounds
The turtle evidently came
up on the beach to deposit
her eggs and was surveying
the landsca-e, also the sea-
scape before returning to her
element But alas she in
dulged her desire TO witness
her beautiful surroundings
just a trifle too long and
became a captive to MIR. Sey-
mouF.
When killed she yielded 10
pounds of yellow eggs which
sell for so cents a pound.
Only two white eggs were
among the yellows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
mrs. |. B. GWYNN
DIED ON SUNDAY
SERVICES BEING cosDucFEp
5 O'CLOCK THIS AFT
ERNook

Airs. Lille Bell Gwynn. Ga. died
Sunday morning 1890 O'Clock al
the home of her daughter. Mrs
B,Ondon GOehring. 7Os Eator
street. Funeral services are t.
be keld this afternono O'Clock
from First Methodist church
where the body was placed at :
O'Clock. Rev. J. C. Gekeler, o.
Fist Presbyterian church, wiz OF
fieiate.
Lopez Funeral Home win be IN
charge OF arrangements.
PaIlbearers viii be: GeOrge
Macdonald, George Pierce, w. D.
Wilder, C. L Peterson, Allan
Knowles and Clarence Pierce.
Mrs. Gwynn is survived By
three daughters. Mrs. Florida L.
Anderson and Mrs. Alice l. Gar
ner OF Miami, and Mrs. Lillian L.
Goehring Of Key West; sever
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
There are alzo three sisters
hrs. Henry Roberts, Tampa. Mrs
Louise Jones, Buffalo Valley,
Tennessee, Mrs. Ruth Goody. Long
Island, n. Y. One brother, Viii
liam Watkins of Key West; aunt.
Mrs. SAMUEL Thompson. Of Tam
pa, and two uncles, Clarence Rus
sell and Samuel Russell.
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Judge Gomez Assumes Duties
0f Office Despite Protest Of
Dade County Bar Association
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
Dee Tries To Keep
Money In FAM ;

ARKANSAS CITY. kss.. aune
I4-nsear Cumnains has 3 bul
dog that believes one's Stresses
shOu,d stay in the family
Cummins had MS deg alanE
when he handed City Cle-k 1aus=
F. ClOugh a 81 bil % pap his a.
nual dog license Zee A. CluuEh
held the bin The dog iunE.ed up.
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TO MS master.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-14
FOUR MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

Marriage licenses issued from
the office OF County Judge Ray
mond R. Lord during the week
ending today were four in num-
Der and issues were made as fol-
lows:
Mario f. Cabrera and Eloise
Alfonso; Luis Torres and Eugenia
Brost; Jose Rodriguez and Zoila
NOreisa; Cecil L. Cooper and Alice
NJ. Carey.