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Budget Message
May Be Given to
Congress Today
Continued from Page One)

SOllIluueu lIOll fdSe ollcp
100000 fo' f, although some
nembeI conference felt
that this might be re-
6uced 10 Sl,G0v 200.
Limit Expenditures
1T was the feeling of all that
every practical effort should be
made to limit expenditures and
appropriations so as to close as
soon as possible the gap between
income and outgo. The reduced
receipts from income taxes nave
accentuated the Importance Of
limiting in every reasonable way
the appropriations during this
! session.
indications are that if the es-
Inmates approximately are con-
formed to in the appropriations
the budget will be out Of balance
for the next fiscal year but it is
thought that wavs may be found
without increasI"" tlHns to bring
the deficit to N, rrow mar
GIN"
Despite the economy drive
chairman Pat Harrison. D., Miss.
of the senate finance committee,
said after the conference that he
would continue his drive for pas
sage of a Sl0O,000,000 eGucaticn
aid bill at this Ses ion.
Talk OF international! Par!ey
Persists In Face OF Denials
Washington. April l9.-U.h)-
Despite official denials, reports
persisted tonight that the federal
government is quietly manuver-
ing for q program that would in
sure peace for a major portion Of
the world by moving barriers to
international trade.
Diplomats deemed these de-
velopments highly significant:
|. Sen. j. Hamilton Lewis, D.,
ILL.,. author Of a resolution TO pro-
hibit negotiation of trade treaties
with ebt-defaulting nations, said
the state department had asked
him to withhold the resolution be-
cause of impending develop
ments" which encouraged him to
believe the war debts question
may be reopened.
Davis In Europe
2. Presence of rowing AmbaS-
saoor Norman H. DAVIS in Europe
where war clouds are thick, and
the impending visit with Presi-
cent Roosevelt of Premier Paul
Van iceland of Belgium who is
exploring the possibilities OF a
world economics conference. re-
portedly on behalf of France and
Great Britain who are gravely
concerned over the European
crisis
8. Announcement in Berlin to-
day that Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hit
Ter would attend an economies
conference if Mr.. Roosevelt OF
.omc cne Of equal prestige and au-
thority were to call one.
4. Harold B. Butler, Director OF
the International Labor office
warned in a report released IN
Geneva and io be submitted to
the Leacu. Iations, that gen.
eral p.y = lor wal i'll
EUROPE ar. 80 az East ARE a
formidable dam ! the path o.
the stream of prosperity"
The state department admit
tedly is under tremendous foreign
pressure to initiate trade or dis
armament conference but Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull does
not consider the time propltlous.
Lewis statement however. opened
new avenues of speculation.
The daily independent., 1937-04-20
Sunbury Social
Auxiliary Meeting

The Missionary AuXIIary of
Philadelphia Methodist church
held as monthly meeting AT the
home of Mrs. j. h. Hill on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. ". O. Hill
presiding. DevovionalS were con-
Quoted by Mis- Bertha Hill. as
sisted by Mrs. w. o. Fill. Miss
Margaret Jordan and Miss Eliza
Harren rsad leaflets on Home Mis-
SlCnS.
FIftGGn members and two viSi-
tor we've present. After the busi-
ness meeting the society adjourn
d for 4 social hour and refresh
mentS were served by Miss Martha
AIN and Mrs. ]. Z. Gregory.
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Bleaching Origin

Bleaching as a tenn was first
used with reference 70 removing the
color from calico. Air ans sunlight
were me treatment. slow but sure.
The chloride process was invented
i, the Eighteenth century.
The daily independent., 1937-04-20
RuritInS Meet

The Ru:l,2n cub he'd its
monthly meeting in th2 Schoo.
building on Tuesday evening with
B. L. White presiding. with very
good attendance. a fish supper
Wa. served by the ladies e the
local Bap .iSt church.
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Big Fish Fry At
Seven Tonight
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S'
ture, will preside. The address OF
welcome will be given by MrE.
Miles w. Scott, president Of the
Weeksville P. T. a., and tie re-
sponse will be made by Frank
Hollowell, chairman of the Rotary
agriculture committee. Mr.. Scott
will lie introduced By Buxton
white. chairman of the agricul-
ture committee Of the merchants
association.
a program of music and stunts
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Bridge Club

Mrs. F. L. Pierce and L. c. Hand
en- e. alncd the members Of tncir
OridZt club FRIDAY evening al the
nome OF Mr.. all Mrs. f. l.. Pierce.
which wa most attractive with
UccUratIOnS OF n,aC ana tunpS with
other mixed flowers.
There were three tables and
high score priZ,S were Won by
Mrs. j. o. WoOdsid@ and N. j.
CT2mer. Mrs. Pierce. assisted By
Mrs. w. J. H2ye served Il sweet
course wi h sailed nuts and cof-
fee 10 her gusts.
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is being arranged by Miss Annie
Marie Jackson and Miss Ida Full
ler. Weeksville teachers. Prizes
will be given away by various
merchants.
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Child Stolen From
Home On Route )

Continued from Page One)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
WITHIN THE GARDEN or
OUR HEART

In memory Of Sylvia Mae Dill
lon who departed from this life on
August Is, 1896:
How well We remember that day.
Il is fifteen years this very May,
A flower did grow, sweet and rare,
From that seed placed within orr
care,
Within the deepest, cherished spot.
Within the garden Of our heart.
You a half-opened bud would be,
If you still bloomed upon LIES
A bud, 50 tender. 50 sweet, 50
dear,
By our Masters wish. planted here
Within the most tenderest spot.
Within the garden of our heart
Fourteen years We watched You
grow
Through sun. and shower. and win
ter's snow,
A lovely thing right from the
start,
It was so hard from you to part,
No other shall occupy that spot
Within the garden of our heart
How happy were we, one and all
When shut within our humble wall,
You and the other three so dear,
-Four flowers, so different, so rare.
Now there are three and a lone
spot
Within the garden OF our heart
The thoughts that you are serving
best
Oar Master. puts our minds al
rest.
Although our hearts are torn viii
pain,
The love that was yours shall re
main
And nothing else shall FIJI that
spot
Within the garden o. Our heart.
From MOTHER, DADDY,
BROTHERS and SISTER.
composed by Bert Dillon Her
nandez). mayls-1i
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JACOB BUss DIES TODAY

Jacob Buss died this morning at
6 o'clock q. the quarters of Ser
geant Wharton in the U. S. Bar
racks. The deceased came here
last August from the Soldiers
Home in Washington. His resi-
denee was in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Funeral arrangements, under
the direction Of the Pritzhard
Funeral Home, viii be announced
on receiving word from his family.
been termed the "wreekovery
Act"
Observers doubt that the bin
will pass the senate as public de-
mand is almost unanimous that
the bin be killed.
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Celebration


John H. Thompson. retired
foreman of the Western Union
Telegraph company. yesterday
celebrated the s0th anniversary
Of his birth with his five chill
dren.
Dir. Thompson was employed
with the Western Union company
for a period of 80 years. He
superintendent the laying of the
cables around Fort. Taylor in Key
West and perfected the communi-
cation service from Key West to
Tortugas and Fort Jefferson for
the United States government
Five living children, three
daughters and two sons, assisted
in making his anniversary cele-
bratiOn q happy one, and last
night there was a party given in
his honor at the home of his son.
in law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Curry, in rear OF els Grin
nell street.
He was the recipient of useful
gifts from his children and
friends.
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:: SOCIETY =:
........s..........s....
Plans Are Completed For
High School Commencement

given b. w. Curry Harris at the
graduation exercises on Friday
afternoon. June 4, 6 o'clock, in
BLyview Park.
Those who viii receive diplomas
are: Barbara Camille Albury,
Claudia Lillian Aabury, Hilary q.
A.bufy, William Monroe AIlei..
Sidney II. Aronovitz, Dorothy
Elizabeth Bearup. Sidney Alvin
Blackwell. George Lewis Carey,
Sidney Anthony Curry, Norma
Louise Garcia, Charles Wesley
Goethe. j., Edna Marie Gomez,
Juanita Elizabeth Gomez, Romelda
Gilbert Johnson, Wilbur Packer
Johnson, Helen Faye Key, Jack
knight, John Anthony Knowles
Mary Louise Knowles, Mario Ig-
natius Lester, Manuel n. Lopez.
Joseph Carmel Mcmahon, James
MecMuIIeh, Paul Reed Monsal-
vatge, Edilia Joan PARA, Virginia
Maefield Pierce, Charles Gerald
Pinder, James Hilton Pinder, Edna
Ruby Riggs, Alton Arnim Roberts.
Bert Eugene Roberts, Helen Ger
trude Roberts, Edna Mae Russell,
Rae Louise Russell, Helen Ruth
Saunders. Jack Ashby Leo Saun-
ders. Robert Allison Saunders.
Winifred Eugenia Shine, kathryn
Annicc Smith, George Solomon.
Marion Mayfield Stewart, George
Jay Stricken. Robert R. Valdez.
Charles Henry Wardlow, Jr., Min
ME Lee Watkins. Henry Lee
Weatherford, Bessie Virginia
Whitmarsh, Harry L. WjeIsers.
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School Class
Pats On Program

The First Grade "B" children
OF the Division Street School, un-
der the direction of their teachers,
Miss Miriam Carey and Miss
Eulalie Mathews, presented a pro.
gram recently in chapel.
The following program was pre-.
sented: Song, Sleep, Baby
Sleep" by the classes; March, By
the boys; Song, 'Roek-a-Bye
Baby" By the classes; Dance, By
the girls, and Song. "Baby's
Boat" by the entire group.
Victor LarceH presented the res;
of the program with community
stunts that were participated in
by the audience.
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
laaupsniaxs Here guat 10 Years
Aso Teday - Taksn From
Tka Filen ol The Citizen

saiiine fhis moFning a. I o'clock
was lhe Cuban Gunboat Cuba
whieh arrived yesterday for the
parpose - taking 70 Havana a
lasne namirr 81 emigrants who
49, % enjoy the birthday eele-
hGnfiea e me birth Of the Cuban
Tspu5lie. Aboat 100 Key West
- we're In the party which left
khis nofninK IN The Y. and o.
aAeamar for Havana taking ad-
fanlaNe 81 the excursion rates be-
- offered ~ the coaspany Tor
fAe reiebFaiion in Havana. Thil
esIfbTalion 81 the birthday Is one
ehieh b held annually and al
ahese mhs can ind ia convenient
- - - 80 and have = great
tine
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Plans hsse been completed fof
Aee WEI fieh school Com
naneENeal aetlsliiea which begin
wHh fte itacfaiauFeafe Sermon
scheduled Scr Sunday afternoon.
Mag 1o. endlnx vita the gradua-
ten es4emons il Baysieu Park
- Friday aiieFneon. Jane I.
Ciast - 1891 Is one Of the
largest. cons sting 81 A. members.
- - whem are girls and ~ boys.
FrnEipsl scholastic activities
NAIgh hzee alreslig taken place
are the seninf play entitled The
Tn Hers. presented on Friday
evening. April -, the Prom At
- CouutFy Ciub on May ~. at
whleh tiine the Junior Class play
- host - the seniors.
Rev. Jehn G. Geke,er has been
ehasen e rreaeh "a Baeca'aureate
NsFmon. n "a scheduled 70 start
- 4 o'eiaek.
ui9hli8hf On he graduation pro-
gram wiil BE- Class Day activities
ea Wednesday 81 Commencement
Heek. This wlll take place IN
~ iiieh school auditorium.
These who viii take part on
gaIn progFam are - follows:
HaInlatoFF-Berl =. Roberts.
Class History Dorothy Bearup.
Glass poem-Joe Mcmahon.
Class prophecY-Edna Gomez.
Gifkofian-Rae Louise Russell.
last vii and Testament-Wii-
~ fnhMson.
talesIeteIF Sidney Aronovitz.
commeneemenf address win be
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LEGALS
NOTICE or MASTERS SALE

=
Notice is hereby given that ii ac-
cordance with the final decree here
tofOre entered in that certain cause
pending in the Circuit Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Flor
ida. in and for Monroe County.
wherein LOran H PrevO and Reatha
Prevo. his wife. are plaintiffs. and
Clarence HeatOn and Elsie p Hea-
ton. his wife. Joan Guest, \ single
woman. HiImer Johnson and -
Johnson. his wife, whose christian
name is unknown, y. A. Brown and
- Brown. hts wife. whose chris
tian name is unknown. are defend
ants. being Chancerx Case No $50.
the undersigned. as Special Master
in Chancery. will sell at pHzblic
auction for cash to the highest and
best bidder at the front door Of the
County Court House in Key West.
Florida, on the 9Th day of June, A.
D. 1887. the same being a legal
sales day. between the hours of
II 90 A VI. and 200 p. NJ. as pro-
vided by the laws and statutes in
such cases made and provided the
following described properties iy-
ing and being in Monroe County,
Florida. tO-wit:
Lot Twenty-Five (22). Tavernier
Cove. a subdivision in Monroe
County. Florida. as per plat
thereof filed in the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court
in and for Monroe County, IN
plat book ]. page 100.
Lot Twenty-Five C25l. Tavernier
Cove, together with all ri
parian rights. a subdivision in
Monroe County. Florida, as per
plat thereof filed in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for Monroe Colin-
y, in plat book 1. page 1g3-
Lot Thirty-eight tzs1, Taxernier
Cove, a subdivision in Monroe
County. Florida, as per plat
thereof filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in
and for Monroe County, in plat
book l. page Io2
Lot Forty-one f4Il, Tavernier
Cove, a subdivision in Monroe
County, FlOrida as per plat
thereof filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for Monroe County, in plat
book I. page 103-
said properties viii be sold sep
arately.
W. CURRY HARRIS
As Special Master IN Cl1aneery
KURTz & REED
Solicitors fer Plaintiffs
may5-I2-19-26; june2. 1887
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LEGAL

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY. N CHANCERr.
No. G-524
]. STEADMAN PINDER, As
Trustee and Individually.
ELsAE BAUMAN. a single
Defendants.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATIONS
To THE FOLLOWING. DEFEND
ANTS: ELSAE BAUMAN. a single
woman. III W. Second St. Mt Yer
non. y. Y: E GUILFORD BAU-
MAN. a single man, 1T W.4SecOBd
St. Att Vernon. y. Y: LEIL-s L
PINDER, a widow. individually and
as Administrative of the estate OF
JAMES WILLARD PINDER. also
known as J. WILLARD PINDER.
deceased. and as Guardian of VIII
LARD LAURIN PINDER- a minor.
Iona Linda. California: WILLARD
LAURIN PINDER, a minor. Iona
Linda, California. all parties claim
ing interests under JAMES WILL
LARD FINDER also known as ].
WILLARD FINDER. deceased. or
otherwise. in the property involved
in the above styled cause and here
matter described: all psrties claim
ing interests under ANY PINDER
deceased. or otherwise. in the prop
erty involved in the above styled
cause and which said property sit
uate. lying and being in Monroe
County, Florida, IS described as. to
wit:
Northwest Quarter (NwH) OF
the Northeast Quarter (NEL)
Of Section 50. Township 81.
South. of Range 80 East of
Tallahassee Meridian in Florida.
containing 1915 acres: also
Northwest Quarter (NwX) of
Section 50, Township 81 South
of Range 80, East of Tallahas-
see Meridian in Florida, con-
tanning $50 acres
Both OF said parcels of land con-
tain 1866 acres, being on the
Island of Key Largo
You and each OF you are hereby
required to appear before the Cir
cult Court of Monroe County. at the
County Court House in Key West.
Monroe County. Florida. on or be-
fore Monday the 9TH day of June
a. D 1887. said date being a rule
day 81 the said Court, 70 q Bill of
Complaint brought against you and
each of YOU by J. STEAD1fAN PIN
DER, as Trustee and individually,
otherwise the allegations OF said
Bill will be taken as confessed by
You and each Of you.
The Bill Of Complaint filed here
in is for the purpose of foreefOsing
a mortgage upon and against the
above described property
It Is ordered that this order be
published once a week for four con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper of
general circulation, published in
Monroe County, Florida.
Dated this 27th day of April. a
d 1887.
CCircuit Court SeaIl
Ross c sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court. Monroe
County. Florida
BY Florence Z Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
SIMONHOFF & SIMONHOFF
Solicitors for Complainant
may5-l2-I9, 26; june2, 1887
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DEMAND INQUIRY
INTO ACTIVITIES
DURING ELECTION

CONTINUED from Page one)
efforts were made by the Better
Business Association to defeat The
two senators because they both
voted against the Recovery Act in
1886.
People representing the Better
Business Association spent thou
sands of dollars trying TO defeat
me-" stated Senator Holland.
while Senator ellis stated that
according to reliable information
the charges are true"
The organization was formed
by a group OF interested men in
the movement to drive all chain
stores out of the state so that the
fled would be left exclusively to
the local Independent merchants.
The so-called Recovery Act was
framed and is backed by the As
ISOLATION and is so radical it has
street, viii leave shortly FOR her
home in Tampa, visiting at Mate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19
MEETING KEY WEST HIGH
SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSN

A meeting of the Key West
High school Alumni Association
viii be held Thursday evening al
500 o'clock in the High School
auditorium. All members are
urgently requested to, attend.
HOLLON r. BERVALDI,
maylS-2tx President
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Rev. ". ]. Reagan. S. ].


- Rev. W. ]. Reagan. 5. j.
Class Roll: wilma Matilde Al.
fOnsO, He:en Margaret Braeassa,
Ann Louisa Castillo, Mary June
crusoe, EIoina Marie Hidalg0
Cato. Alice Marie jerks. Anita
Marie Salgado, Celia Flora Var
gas. Leonor Mary Warren. May
Catherine whalton. Ruth Beatrice
WEa-ton.
The Motto of the Class OF 81
is "We Finish To Begin Class
Colors are Red and White.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

A Rice King, department CON-
mander. and C. Howard Rowton.
department adjutant, Of the Flor
ida American Legion, are en-
thnsiastic over the success they
have met while fishing in these
waters. They were out near Sand
Key yesterday and within few
hours caught a fine lot of fish.
Both of the officials attended a
meeting Of the Arthur Sawyer
Post and both eonlplimented the
post on the progress made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

The ianiors Of the Convent Of
Mary lmaaeuiate staged their
prom lat night az the home Of
Mis- Eoia Pinder and 3 very de-
llRhtfsi time was enioyed by those
Via attended. The house was dec
Grated 9th the class coioFs laven-
Der and silver. Tables were placed
in me gard which was lighted BY
1apnRese lanterns strung from the
tfanfhes 81 trees. Tho scene was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

TIE conversions Of the kinder
Nnffrn 81 m pablic school was
I'D "a : o'eioek yesterday after
neon under the auapiees Of the
F'orida Grand Ledge Of Masons
VIA stats Grand Master Benja-
mln r. Dyson presiding. There
wa2 plaend I'm the stone names Of
~ eoantg superintendent Of pub.
lie inslftietion and members OF
to schooi board o. Monroe eoun-
~. Nanaes ~ county and city Of.
fieiais. Names Of the officers
and directors Of the chamber OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

hrs. Miriam NatQKons OF Beer-
field, Fla, arrived in the city this
week and is guest at the home
of her parents, Captain and Mrs.
Charles Archer, on Caroline
street.
Mrs. L. E. Sawyer. who was
spending a while with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Hart at the home on William
street, left on the morning bus for
her home in Coconut Grove.
Mrs. Edward Cruz and baby
were passengers on the bus this
morning going to Coconut Grove
for a visit with relatives and
friends. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Alvin Key.
Edwin Archer, who was spend.
ing a while in Key West with rel
atives, left over the highway this
morning for Miami.
Ed Goehring, who is employed
by the S. J. Groves and Sons Con-
struetion company on one of the
bridge contracts, left this morn
ing after a brief visit with rel
atives and frienda
Mrs. Vernon Lowe left this
morning on Florida Motor Lines
bus for IsIamorada after spending
a vacation with relatives and
friends in Key West.
Mrs Lenora Cleggett, who was
visiting with relatives and friends,
left this morning for her home in
Miami.
Thomas Russell left over the
highway this morning for points
on the Keys where he is employed
by one of the contractors.
Mrs. Harriet Roberts, who was
visiting with relatives and friends,
left over the highway this morn
ing for her home at Homestead.
Robert Herttell and Howard Al
bury left yesterday afternoon for
Tampa en- route to Tarpon Springs
contemplating an extended stay in
that city.
Mrs. ]. B. Sullivan and daugh-
tiers Misses Teresa and Lettie, left
on the Cuba yesterday for Tampa
and from there viii go to SPRING
field, Mass, to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Julia Baez, who is visiting
as the house guest of Mrs. Norah
Maekie at the home on Fleming
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va.ediet0ry Leonor Mary Warren
conferring of Graduating Honors
Awarding OF Alumnae Medal for
Highest Average
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beautiful and was the attraction
of hundreds of passersby.
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The grand total Of the fund be-
inH solicited in Key West for the
benefit 81 flood Sufferers in the
stricken area in the southwest
amounts 10 s2.I70.05. and still
thrre are lAofe contributions CON-
ing IN daily. Benefit programs
are slated for the coming week
sad there are still some which
have net % date made the re-
turns which. u IS understood. viii
materially increase the grand to-
al a date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Mrs. Julia Baez, who is visiting
as the house guest of Mrs. Norah
Maekie at the home on Fleming
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ConUenf Commencement
Exercises TOMORROW

The sixty-eighth annual Com
mencement exercises OF the Con-
vent Of Mary Immaculate viii be
held tomorrow evening, beginning
at $50 O'Clock, on the CONVENT
grounds.
Rev. w. ]. Reagan, S. J., will
preside at the exercises.
The program to be carried cut
r.n.Insss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Editorial comment The Royal
Academy refused to hang the por-
fTait Of George Bernard Shaw,
hut the academicians probably
woaid have agreed 20 hanging the
original
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Medals wrre Yesterday award
81 b. Principal Mossman 10 nine
hi9h sehooi school students Tor
havlnN . perfect score in the
masie memory contest held dur
inR the music week contest. Those
winners and reeeiving medals are
Nellie Loaise Resell. Elizabeth
Baker. 0affie Watson. Dorothy
Archer, Lois Garry, Annie Burns
Gale. koAalind Grooms. Norma
Yates and Alphonsine cleare. The
medals were given By the Ma
tienal Burean FOR the Advance
ment of Music.
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street, viii leave shortly FOR her
home in Tampa, visiting at Mate
cumbe and Miami en- route.
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High School Choral Class
Grande PoIonaise, op 271 Kontski
Alice Marie jerks
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Steve Boyden. who was in the
city for a visit with his parents
and friends. left yesterday after
noon on the plane for Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Mrs. Madeline Keepers. Of
Panama City. is a recent arrival
in the city and win visit with her
mother. Mrs. Walter o. johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-19

Mrs. Miriam WaIdfon, of Deer
field, Fla, arrived in the city this
week and is a guest at the home
of her parents. Captain and Mrs.
Charles Archer, on Caroline
street.