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Evening star., 1937-05-03
Permit Violation
To Be Punished by
Fine, Not Warning
Judge Curran an
n0unces End of Policy
of Leniency.

Police Judge Edward M. Curran to-
day began 4 months duty In Traffic
Court by announcing that all persons
convicted OF driving without q permit
will be fined.
Ordinarily Judge Curran has been
allowing defendants a week in which
to obtain permits and return to court.
at which time they would be released
under personal bond.
Today, however, he stated that 'too
many people have been taking advan-
tage Of the fact that I have been
lenient in cases Of this nature. Many
do not bother to secure new permits
or renew ones which have expired,
because they believe they will be given
another opportunity II they are ap-
pretended"
Evening star., 1937-05-03
GRAND JURY GETS'
CHARGE
Detective Wise Under Sus-
pension on Cafe Man.
ayers Complaint.

The grand jury today was asked 70
return an indictment charging Tenth
Precinct Detective Luther c. Wise,
Al, who was arrested yesterday, with
extortion.
Earlier, Wise, stripped of his badge
and under suspension, appeared before
Judge Isaac R. Hit in Police Court.
where hearing on the charge against
him was continued until May Is to
allow the grand jury an opportunity
to act.
Wise, who was promoted to the
plain clothes assignment only month
ago, was arrested early yesterday by
inspectors Edward J. Kelly and Maui
rice Collins and Lieut.. Walter H.
Thomas, who said they saw him ac-
cept two marked IS bills from Fred
Kosma. night manager OF the Tri-
umph Cafe in the l4OO block of Irving
street.
The inspectors said they concealed
themselves in the kitchen of the cafe
after Kosrna complained a week ago
that a policeman had told him he
would have to pay $40 weekly IF he
did not want to get in trouble"
Complained to Policemen.
Kosma said he first complained of
the threat to two policemen when
they came to the restaurant with a
notification that the establishments
liquor license had been suspended for
three days. Inspectors Kelly and
Collins said the two officers will be
reprimanded for failing to report
Kosma's complaint to headquarters.
After Kosma complained again, this
time to police headquarters. Kelly and
Collins told him to make an appoint
ment with the officer. They took the
numbers of two S5 bills in the cash
register, they said, and hid in the
kitchen.
The inspectors said they saw Wise,
accompanied by his partner, Detective
Irving Rosenberg, enter the restau-
rant. Wise engaged Kosma in con-
versation, while Rosenberg. apparently
unaware Of what was transpiring, sat
some distance away, the inspectors
reported
Released on $500 Bond.
After the money changed hands,
Inspector Kelly said, the police Of
f1cials waited reasonable time to see
if Wise would return it, and then
emerged from the kitchen to place
him. under arrest At the tenth pre-
,cinct Wise surrendered his badge and
gun and had his name placed on
the arrest book. He was released on
$500 bond
Kosma, Kelly. Collins and Thomas
were witnesses before the grand Jury.
Wise, who lives at 14l9 Trinidad
avenue northeast with his wife and
children, was appointed to the police
force on December l, 1927. He has
been commended numerous times and
when he was promoted last month
Police Supt. Ernest w. Brown said
"he has an outstanding record"
Wise is the brother of Detective
Sergt. John Wise and Sergt Charles
Wise of the harbor precinct.
Evening star., 1937-05-03
SENATE DISTRICT BODY
WILL MEET TOMORROW
To Consider Calendar Of Pending
Bills-May Act on Juvenile
Court Measure.

The Senate District Committee has
been called by Chairman King to meet
at pm. tomorrow to go over its gen.
eral calendar of pending local bills.
In addition to considering any meas
ures left over from previous meetings.
the committee may also have an ex-
ecutive session to act on the new Ju-
venile Court bill, on which hearings
were held several weeks ago.
1t was not certain today whether
the committee would be ready to take
up at this meeting Senator Kings bill
to prohibit establishment of slaughter
houses and certain other industries
here and to regulate use Of existing
esta ablishments,
Evening star., 1937-05-03
WILL READ PAPER

Dean Henry Grattan Doyle, pro-
lessor OF romance languages at George
washington University, will read a
paper on George Ticknor, Intel
lectual Pioneer" at a meeting OF the
Washington Alumni Association of
Phi Beta Kappa at o'clock tonight
at Columbian House, George WASH
ington University.
President Albert Atwood will pre-
side at the meeting, which will be fol-
lowed by reception for members and
their wives in Strong Hall as guests
OF DR.. Cloyd Herck Marvin, president
OF the university.
Evening star., 1937-05-03
200 WOMEN TO LOBBY
FOR 3 BILLION RELIEF
Wives and Mothers of w. P. A..
Workers Expected in Wash
ington May Is.

More than 200 representative wives
and mothers of w. P. A. workers will
arrive here May is as "womens
brigade" to lobby for $4,000 ,000, 900
work-relief program it was announced
yesterday by David Lesser, president
OF the Workers Alliance of America.
The women, LASER said, would
come from all sections of the country.
They will seek an appropriation to
finance work relief during the fiscal
year beginning July l.
Evening star., 1937-05-03
Mai. Gen. Edge Dies.

DUBLIN, Ireland, May 3 P).-Mat.
Gen. J. D. Edge, 81, retired member
of the Army medical staff, died today.
He had long military career, serving
in the Zulu War of 1879. the Afghan
War Of 1880, the Boer War and
the World War.
Evening star., 1937-05-03
Must Have Health Proof.

kENNFTT, Mo-, May (P.-X-rays
OF the chest must accompany a ply
sician's certificate Of good health re-
quired OF all teachers of the Kennett
school system, the School Board has
ruled.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

De la Secci6n de Beneficen-
ia del Circulo Cubano. Dice:
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga. Dis
ingCido senior: Me es grato ell
1ompnicarle que en- la junta e.
fectuada ell lunes A del presente,
por la Secci6n de Beneficencia
del Circulo Cubano, Sc acord6
por unanimidad enviarle la pre-
sente, en- la cual hacemos cons
tar nuestro merecido agradeci-
miento hacia su persona por la
desinteresada cooperation que
nos presto EN- su diario ia Ca
eeta" anunciando nuestra pasa-
da fiesta. Sin otrq particular
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
REUNION DEL INSTITUTE
ESPANOL DE LA FLORIDA

En- la Ultima reunion anual dS
la Junta de directories del ms
| ,ituto Espanol de la Florida, Sc.
! gun nos in orma ell presidente
del Institute, Sr. A. j. Hanna.
Sc decide aceptar una gracioSa
invitaci6n de la Universidad
John B. Stetson para celebrar
un mitin especial en- DeLand, el
sabado 16 de octubre.
Para la reunion ha hecho i'm
portantes arreglos la profesora
Lucy Ann Neblett, del departa-
nento de espanol.
Ell discurso de bienvenida 10
3ronunciara la ~profesora Ne :
lett y sus alumnos recitaran
'Madrigal," de Luis Urbina, y
anci6n de Otono en- Primave-
"a, de Ruben Dario.
Informant sobre San Agrsti-
ne y 81 programa de Reconstruc
ci6m la Srta. Leone Rood, de Sn.
Agustin, miembro del Institute.
Los directories Sc reuniran
despues en- ell edificio del Little
Theatre, de la Universidad
John B. Stetson.
Informara en- esa reunion la
profesora Angela Palomo Camp
bell, presidente del Comite en-
cargado del programa de este
ano.
Hablaran tambien Ell profe =
sor Alfred Hasbrouck, ell Sr. X.
L. Pellicer, Celestino Vega, jr.,
Miss Rood, DR.. Hauptmann, y
saludos de los secretaries asis-
tentes Jose B. Rodriguez, de la
Universidad de Granada Rober
to Lado, de la Universidad de la
Coruna, y Miss Margarita l..
Smith, de la Universidad de
MEXICO.
Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
ell professor Hanna nos hace; pc
70 reiteramos nuestra actitud:
FL Institute debe definirse en-
favor de la Repdblica Espanola
J la Democracia. Nuestra Inca
lie conducta tiene por base Ia &C
titud de la embajada espanola
en- Washington, contraria a esa
"neutralidad."
LIE decimos al professor Han
IA y los companeros del Institu
to que ha llegado ell momento
de trazar la Inca: a favor de la
Replica o en- contra de ella.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
NOTAS SWIALH
Una cdrtd

Una cdrtd
ReciOimoS en- la manana de
hoy Una carta que dice: Sr. Vie
toriano Manteiga, director de
La Gaceta.
Muy eStimado Y consecuente
2migo: Calmado parcialmente
nuestro intense dolor por la
!rreparable perdida del que en-
ida fu6 Antonio Cueto, desea-
os hacer llegar a todos ell mas
incero reconocimiento y la
mas grande imperecedera ex-
2residn de nuestra gratitud.
Sr. Manteiga: listed que fu6
no de los que con mayor cons
ancia iba a visitarle al sana-
sorio del Centre Espanol, que
pudo apreciar los cuidados y
desvelos de los medicos, enfer-
rleras, practicantes y, en- fin
todos, para devolverle la salud,
comprendera 10 reconocidas que
estamos a todos los amigos, her
rlanos de logias, companeros de
sociedades Y trabajo Y, sobre
TODD, al personal del sanatorio
del Centre Espanol.
Aquellos que tantas atencio-
mes nos prodigaron en- los mo-
mentos de augusta Y dolor, pue
den vivir SatiSfechos de que
nuestra gratitud no puede me-
dirse con palabras, esta alojada
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
1rmoRdo DoSal

Este amigo, que aparente-
mente habia mejorado, dej6 de
eXistir aver en- su hogan del
1907 de la Gale Ounce.
Era un habil obrero barbero
J un hombre bueno Y honrado a
carta cabal.
Nosotrosle visitamos en- ell
sanatorio donde estuviera re-
Guido y parecia muy ANNA
do.
Amaba la vida y ell infortunio
Sc apoder6 de 81, abrumandolo.
Llegue a sus familiares todos
~nuestro mas sentido pesame.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

AstCrias, los dias terribles de la
revoluci6n de octubre.
Ahora su mas fervienta deseo
eS regresar a Espana.
Enterado ell Comit& de la fies
ia organizada por los r~eaecio-
narioS y f~ascistas del Centre
Gallego de la Habana, para el
dia II, con ell pretexto de la Ra-
"a, Sc acordo enviar un tele-
grama que dice:
Presidente Centre Gallego,
Habana, Cuba.
Comite Popular Democrat
60 de Socorro a Espana, inte-
grade sociedadeS Accion Gale
ga, Centre Espanol, Centre AS
turiano, CaballercS Leales de
America, Uniones de Obreros
del Tabaco, Cultural del Centre
Obrero, La Fraternidad, La
Florida, Defensa Obrera Inter
%nacional, Grupo Antifascista
ltaliano y peri6dico LA GAGE
ta", e~nergicamente protesta
iesta dia once por representa-
,entimientos fascistas Y reac-
cionarios de elementos opuestos
| la Republica Espanola.
Jose Martinez, Presidente.
y9rca de LIS once termino la
,esi6n.
Tan pronto Sc reciba contes-
taci6n del Sr. Palomeque, un
notable Grader evangelical, in
-ormaremos a nuestros lecto-
res.
Ell lures Sc efectuara otro
gran acto ell ell teatro de los
asturianos leales.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
)0s Amigos CdidOS

los Amigos Cdi6Os
Pertecto Rodriguez, ell sub
acretario del Circulo Cubano,
ersona muy querida por todos
Is que lie conocieron, deScansa
!esde ~anteayer en- ell cementerio
de Woodlawn
Ncsotros hubimos de enterar
!os de su muerte en- la mana
Ia de hoy, por medic del ms
.)ector de enfermoS del Circulo
Cubano.
7iC6mo esta Perfecto?
"A Perfecto 10 enterraron
anteayer.
Una pequeha sorpresa y pen
amos: Lo que no podemos ex-
)licarnos es que no Sc nos haya
avisado.
De todos modos, enterados
10Y de la muerte del amigo, nos
tsociamos al dolor de todos los
que lie conOcieron.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
en- 10 mas profundo del alma.

en- 10 mas profundo del alma.
No S;endo possible expresar
csc s5ntimiento. perSonalmente.
a tan MOBILES personals y colecti-
vidadeS, lie sUplicamos a listed.
,ue fue un fiel Y consecuente a
migo de Antonio, que nos ha.
ga ell favor de hacer llegar nueS
tro reconocimiento a esas per.
onas. Gracias a todos.
Felicia CaetO e hij0S,
Armdndo CaetO de Leon.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
La obra ncansable de la ~retaguardia de Tampa
lmportante reunion extraordinaria
Acto publico en- ell Centre Asturiano

Convocada por Comite Popu.
lar Democratico de Socorro a
Espana, Sc verified anoche una
linportante junta extraordina-
ria en- ell Centre Obrero.
Presidieron la session Azure
Ito Prado Y Jose Martinez.
Sc acord6 apoyar a los pas.
torres protestantes de Tampa
y de TODD ell pals en- la lucha que
s~ostienen para que Sc conozca
la verdad religiosa en- la PENN
sula iberica.
Por crenta del Comite Sc va
a reimprimir la carta publicada
en- varios de los principles pc
ri6dicos de la naci6n Y que Sc
refiere a la pastoral envenena-
da de los prelados espanoles
f~ascistas, enemigos de la liber-
tad de cultos.
Junto con esa carta Sc i'm
primira un pequeno articulo de
les ministries de Tampa que sim
patizan con la causa de la YER
dad y Sc oponen a que la Repd-
blica Espanola sea calumniada.
Al miSmo tempo Sc acord6
celebrar I'm acto publico en- ell
teatro del Centre Asturiano, ell
venidero lunes, con dos orado-
res evangelicos, ell Rev. David
Sholin, que vivi6 siete amos en-
Espana, antes de la Repdblica,
cuando la Rep1blica y en- los
primeros meses de la rebellion
fascista,y ell Rev. Samuel Palo-
meqre, un madrileno, cuyos IA
miliares ocupan importantes
puestos en- ell gobierno leal.
Ell teatro Sc pedira a la direc-
tiva de esa institution, por me-
dio de una carta.
Ell Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
director de este peri6dico, hizo
la presentation del Rev. Sholin
a los miembros del Comite.
Habl6 ell Rev. Sholin de la
personalidad del Sr. Palome-
que, que llegara de Cuba, donde
Sc encuenra, y de los trabajns
que los evangelistas realizaban
en- Espana.
Antes de la Republica los E.
vangelistas tenian que soportar
en- Espana pedreas e insultos.
AL Sr. Palomeque Sc lie envi6
anoche un telegrama a la Haba.
ma, de modo que pase por Tam
pa en- canine de New York.
Qued6 nombrado un Comite
para recibirle.
Amigo del Rev. Sholin, y
companero de obra cristiana,
Palome2ue vivi6 tambien, en-
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

LECCIONES de ~guitarra Ha-
waiiana. dadas con ell mejor nae
TODD que existe. Resultados in
mediatos. Conservatorio de MD
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
!efono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

queda a sus 6rdenes, con la ma
yor consideration.
Por la Secci6n de Beneficencia
Emilio Rodriguez.
Carta muy apreciada. Ell
Circulo puede contar siempre
con noSotroS.
Els una sociedad Guiana que
merece la mejor suerte, por su
historic humana.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

Habia dedicado al trabajo,
con poca fortuna en- cuanto a
dinero, los mejores amos de su
vida.
Al morir llevaba varios diaS
sin conocimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

GANGA.-8b acres, buena TERRA a
10 millas, carretera No. 156, hace
frente a los 2 lados de la carretera.
-Vendo 40 en- cada lado. Mi
les de acres. Excelente para ganado
y cerdos. Esplendido lugar. Tambien
so acres cerca de Six Mile Creek.
ereeio da Ganga.
Lame dia o noche o venga a yer.
me.
JOHN D. HOBBS
203 East Frances Ave. Tfief 4077
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
Ell TAMPA OIL EGE

En- su paltido d.. hty con les
Marineros de Sa~asot /, ell Tan
pa College recurr.ra a la siguiel
tie Inca de combate:
LeDuc, Meeks, Martinez, Mac
Manus, Ferlita, Paul, Ross, Mar
chetta, Campo, Rodriguez y L6-
PEE.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
WEAK AND SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamins< of Cod Liver
OIL in ~kasteless tahlefa.

Pounds of firm healthy flesh instead of
bare scraggy bones New vigor, vim and
energy instead of tired listlessness Steady.
quiet nerves That Is what thousands Oh
people are getting through scientists latert
d~t8ovsry-the Vitamins of Cod Liver Oil
concentrated in little sugar coated tablets
without any of it's horrid, fishy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, they're
called God Liver Oil in Tablets. and they
imply work wonders A little boy Of 3, serf-
ously sax. got well and gained 1917 lbs. In
Just one month. A girl OF thirteen after the
same disease. saiAed 3 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
Al her health back md gained n lbs. in less
than a month.
You simply must try McCoy's at once.
Remember IL you uont,gain at least 3 lbs. az
firm healthy flesh In a month get your money
back. DemanS and get HcCoy's-the original
and genuine God Liver or Tablets
ERA approved ny Good Housekeeuin0
NJ institute. Refuse all substitutes%
v isist on the original McCcvs-
x-%~ there are none better.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

Compramos cast todo.-LoS
mas altos precios TOR sus nue.
bles y enseres. Muebles de Off
Gina.
DIVERS TRACING POST
1913 Franklin St.
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~Aii that We have % do is 70
distribute the powers Of government
in such a manner. and for such
limited periods. as. while it gives .
proper degree Of permanency to the
magistrate. win reserve to the people
the right Of election they viii not
or ought not frequently 70 part with. I"
Pinckney. however. was not the
only delegate to express. that week,
q point of view which recognized
fundamental characteristics the new
Constitution and the new nation
were TO assume.
On motion Of Oliver Ellsworth, Of
Connecticut. the words -GoEernment
Of the United States" were substi-
tuted for the words National Gov
eminent" in resolutions before the
Convention. This, explained Els
worth. would retain for the new
nation and its Constitution. "the
proper title"
During that week, too, the system
Of Checks and Balances-nou 50
characteristic a feature Of our gov
ernment-was urged. as a guard
against the possibility that those
charged with the public happiness
might betray their trust"
IAN obvious precaution against
this danger" insisted James Madison,
Of Virginia. would be 70 divide the
trust between different bodies of
men who might watch and check
each other"
Next week: The Critical Moment. !"
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Announcement
OF Marriage

Miss Estela Piedad Alea and
John Taylor were married Sunday
morning at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco
Alea, at SIS United st.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Saun-
ders stood with the happy couple
as witnesses to the ceremony.
Only members of the families
were present for the occasion.
The bride, who is very popular
with the younger set was beauti.
fully attired, which added TO her
natural charm.
They viii make their home at
615 Frances Street, where they
VIII be at home to their numerous
friends.
Justice OF the Peace ENRIQUE
Esquinaldo, Jr., officiated at the
ceremony.
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Just $50 years ago this week-on
June IS a7e7Tsvas, spoken what
modern historians recognize as one
Of the earliest ana elearesf state
n1ents ever made on ethe Spirit Of
Alnericanism.
1t came from Charles Pinckney.
Youthful delegate from South Caro-
Ina. IN the course o. an eloquent
appeal to the FedelAl Convention,
meeting that summer in historic
Independence Hall, Philadelphia, %
write our Constitution.
Pinekney spoke before formal
session Of the Convention while 1t
had under consideration various
proposals for National Legislature
IA topic on which the large states
and the small were in frequent dis
agreement. In the course Of debate,
the distinctive systems Of govern
ments in both the ancient and modem
world had been cited at Length.
Finally Pinckney arose.
We must" he admonished the
delegates. ~suit our Government to
the people 1t is to direct
Then contrasting the American
nation with established governments
abroad. he pointed out that I'VE have
unwisely considered ourselves as the
inhabitants Of an old. instead Of a
new. country.
The people Of the United States. 8
bid Pinckney in part. -are perhaps
Ne most singular OF any we are
9equainted with. Among them there
are fewer distinctions Of fortune.
and less Of rank. than among the
inhabitants Of any other nation.
Every freeman has a right to the
same protection and security.
Hence. arises q greater equality
than is to be found among the people
OF any other country; and an equality
which Is more likely to continue.
The whole community viii enjoy.
In the fullest sense, that kind Of
political liberty which consists in the
power - Of arriving at the public
oficeS. or at least Of having votes in
/. The nomination of those who mn
them.
The people of this country are
not only very different from the
inhabitants Of any state We are
acquainted with In the modern world.
but I assert that their situation is
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Observation-Disclosures
PEOPLES FORUM


Eult0fy Inc Cfllzen
Although somewhat tardy,
would appreciate space in yeur
paper for the following comments
on the address to the Graduates of
the Class Of 1887 Of the Key
West High School.
Those who have res1 : f;Grsen
Light may reealI tie kpaskagd Of
words between DR.. Paige and
Dean Hareourt, during which a
sermon by the Dean is referred
to as an address. I believes that
the address by W. Curry Harris
can wen be referred 70 as SER
mon; and such a one as may well
be needed not only by the recent
graduates, bat by all people re-
gard2ess of faith or creed.
The analogy OF our life to the
weaving Of a rug is a beautiful
thought We ale too prone today
TO emphasize the difference in
political and religious beliefs and
practices, rather than the SINH
larity of all peoples to react to
the same human needs and de-
ssres. | was taught that the
Bible must be accepted as q
whole. One cannot properly ae-I
cept part as correct and reject
that which does not fit in with
his viewpoints. If such teaching
be universally accepted, our COM
mon parentage cannot be denied,
and differences of faith and prac-
tee must be looked on as those
differences that may and do oe-I
cur between children in a. fami-
lies, in which difference in age
and temperament results IN chang
ing ideas as to how certain con-
ditions should be brought about,
but this does not necessarily inn
ply physical action as against
members of the family, nor sdoes
it preclude need for cooperation
in the interest of the family, as
q whole.
1t therefore behooves us to so
live our lives in peace and har-
mony with our fellow men, that
future generations may enjoy the
beautiful rug Of life which we
can leave to posterity, that they
may be proud Of our civilization.
The speaker properly stated
that our life is as ledger, and
that our business of living can
only be counted a success if the
ledger entries are not all on the
debit side. As this had reference
not to money values, but to the
acts and deeds OF our daily life,
We must eoncede to all humans the
fundamental right that is included
in the Declaration of Independ-
ence, that al men are entitled to
life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness, to which, in visw of
modern trend, would like to add,
each in his own way, provided it
does not interfere with nor de-
prive his ne;ghLor of the same
rights. On the debit side we read
of untold wealth amassed by a
Rockefeller, a Sage, RosenwaId,
a Duke, but on the credit side of
their led-er we find that this has
teen used largely to secure to
people life, liberty and the pur-
srit Of happiness.
To comment on the creed Of
Waiter Jones Sears, as included
in the address Is not for my hum
bic self, but / would strongly
urge reading and carful study of |
his words Of wisdom as being of
the essence of our daily life.
Having heard favorable COM
ments on the depth of the ad-
dress, I feel constrained to sug-
gest that it be printed in pamph-
1t form, by public subscription,
and BE made available to those
,.o,.I I...-LA 1r.I
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to the many
friends who aided and eonlfortad
US in our recent bereavement.
through the loss of our lit
daughter. Alice Lillian.
Mr.. AND MRS R E. OVERALL
AND FAMILY. jun2l-1tx
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pound daughter. Mother
child are doing nicely.

Many friends last evening join
ed Robert Curry in celebrating
the thirteenth anniversary of his
birth The party was at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Curry 321
Peacon Lane, and Roberts guests
numbered so boys and girls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-21

17s3-Theodosia Burr, Aaron
Burr's brilliant daughter, social
leader, reigning beauty, remem-
bered for her Loyalty and devotion
to her father. born at Albany, n
Y. Lost a. sea, in JAN, 1913.