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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-06
ANOTHER GAME
| CUT OFF CUBS
| LEAGUE LEAD
YANKs INCREASE MARGIN
OVER cHIsox To NINE
FULL CONTESTS. cEHRIc
HITS TWO HoMERs
Especial to rhs citizen,

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-For IL
innings, New York Giants and
Cincinnati Reds battled on even
terms. But in their half of the
I12th frame, the Giants punched
four hits to score two runs and
win the contest, 2 to 0. Sensa-
tional pitching rookie, Lee Girls
som, was on the mound for the
Cincy boys, allowing 10 hits. He
struck out seven batters. Clyde
Castleman, making his first ap.'
pearance on the slab for the first
time in over two weeks, held the
Reds to eight safeties and famed
six. The Giant victory reduced
the Cubs lead to five games as
the latter nine lost to the Phillies.
For the fourth straight time,
New York Yankees defeated Chi
cago White Sox, Is to 8. Again
the Yanks were outhit but two
home runs by Lou Gehrig made up
for that. The homers were Lou's
third and fourth in three days
The New Workers have nine
game lead. 80 r
Chicago Cubs fell victims to
Philadelphia Phillies for the sec
ond straight time. Bucky Wal
tiers was the pitching star yester-
day. He held the league-leaders
to four bingles, one Of which was
Frank Demaree's third home run
| in as many days, which again saw.
ed the Bruins from being shut
| out. The pills jumped on three
Chicago twirlers for 10 safeties
and to 2 victory.
Boston Red Sox again downed
Cleveland Indians, this time, 5 to
a. Hudlin and Newsom went the
route for their respective teams.
Brooklyn Dodgers walloped
Pittsburgh Pirates, 9 to s, al.
though outhit, IL to IL. The
BUGS committed six errors.
Detroit Tigers whipped Phila-
delphia Athletics, 5 to 8. AuRer
| and Smith hooked up in fair
pitching duel.
Danny MacFayden pulled Bos-
ton Bees through where Lou Fette
! and Turner failed. MacFayden
proved to be the only pitcher to
hold st. Louis Cardinals in cheek.
He did it yesterday when he went
the route for the Bees, who won,
4 to 1. The Cards nicked him
for IL safeties but he kept them
well scattered. Jesse Haines and
HarrelI limited the Bees to eight
hits. The Cards miscued twice.
Again st. Louis Browns downed
Washington Senators. And again
the winning team was outhit, the
Mats producing 13 to the Browns
nine. Final score was 2 to 4.
n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-06
SHOPS FAVOR BEIGE

NEW YORK. Aug. Fifth
avenue windows have been feaknr.
ing beige The most popular
SHADE i 3 nsar-asy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-06

on friendly terms with the farm
dogs and attended funeral recent
~ with the Kohleffels.
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Veteran Attends
Various Funerals

SCRANTON, Pa, August g.
David 7. Price estimates he has
attended funerals of $50 World
war veterans since 1919 as the of
fetal representative of the Ameri-
can Legion. He arranges for the
assignment of a color guard and
firing squad for his comrades
funerals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries: Strattcn, Brown and
Sewell; Wicker. Makosky, MUIR
ply and Diekey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-06

Batteries: Koupal, HoSSett and
HemsIey; Appleton. Linke. Chase
and Miles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-06

Batteries: Macfayden and Muel-
Ter; Eaines, Harrell and Owen.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
CHAS. N. STONE,
Complainant.
VS.. Foreclosure Of Lien
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
Yacht Reported
Aground on Reef

HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 81. WR)
The yacht Navigator, owned by
Horton Singer, Pittsburgh, was re-
ported aground on a reef in Pearl
Harbor today with 25 persons
aboard including five women.
Navy tugs were attempting to
release the ship, which was be-
lieved undamaged.
Harbor tugs proceeded to remove
the passengers. The Navigator ar
rived here last June from San Pc
dro on a Pacific cruise.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22

engineers showing where first
Pennsylvania being taken
is scheduled to begin
the shaded the water
sheds affected by the plan.
governments food control for
First reservoirs to be
Tnoesta and Crooked Creek dams sufficient funds
Mahonng Loyalhanna will follow
that the Conemaugh above
third project The state responsible for the
half the total COST The
contribution toward the will be approximately
compared federal contribution
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
Bonneville Bill
Signed by F.D.R

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 UP)-
President Roosevelt today signed the
Mansfield bill to administer the
$75, 100000 Bonneville hydro electric
navigation and flood control pro-
ject on the Columbia river.
The bill calls for the appointment
Of an administrator at $4,000 per
year to sell and distribute the pow
er after it leaves the central "swit-
chboard" The administrator would
be appointed by the secretary of
interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
81 Used Cars. Trucks

CHEVROLET "a Master coach, also
'35 four-door Dodge, radio. Bar
gain. Must sell one. c. D.. Camp
bell, Mission Apts. A22.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22

LONDON, Aug. 2l. lUP)-Robert
Worth Bingham, American ambas-
sador, left for. Washington today
and it was reported that he had
received an urgent summons from
President Roosevelt to discuss the
international situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
% For Sale, miscellaneous

FOR SALE Bargam-Hardie row
sprayer. Cost $365.00 Practically
unused. Write Briggs Floral Co.,
Encinitas, Calf, A22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Situations Wnnted

EXPERT Stenographer desires posi-
ton. Will consider temporary or
permanent work. Write P.O. Box
102. Ell Centre. AIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22

THOROUGHBRED wire haired
Terriers pups. 23O So. 9th street.
Phone 1499 G. j. Mccain A24.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
% For Safe, miscellaneous
FOR SALE
"a Wanted, miscellaneous

WANTED used heavy float 10 by 26
or II by % and 9 inch off set
disc in good condition. Joe Oder
matt. Y mile north of Meloland
store. AIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22

LOCAL JOB OPEN. Man wanted by
nationally known farm supply
company. Assist local manager
handling large list of customers
Must be satisfied with about $1OO
per month. Chance to earn up to
5000 monthly. Write full facts
about yourself. Post-Press Box 222
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22

STEADY WORK-GOOD PAY
RELIABLE Man wanted to call on
farmers in Imperial county. Make
up to IL day. No experience
or capital required. Write today.
Furst and Thomas, 426 Third
street, Oakland, California. A22.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22

ABLE MAN Distribute circulars;
run local Coffee Agency. Earn
ings up to 5000 in a month. Ford
given producer as bonus. Complete
outfit sent; no money risk. De-
tails free. Write ZANOL, 1913
Tenth street, Oakland, Cal A22
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-22
For Lease
Y Real EsiaEe For Sale

ROOM plastered house on paved
corner Small down payment, bal
ance like rent. C. A. Irving With
Maris Land. 831 Main A16TF
The Washington times., 1937-01-23

G E R T R U D E
MICHAEL includes
in her personal ward
robe this burgundy
wool coat trimmed
in black P ersian
lamb. With it she
wears a Cossack hat
of Persian lamb &C
cented by a buckle
matching that on the
coat, and resembling
several cartridges.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
PLAYS DUAL ROLE

Stephen Morris, the "heavy" Of
the popular "Hopalon@' Cassidy
outdoor romanccs. is a New York
stage star with a brilliant list Of
successes to his credit. In the
latest of the "Hoppy" stories,
"North of the Rio Grande,' Nor
ris plays the dual role of leader
of a band of train robbers and a
respectable" banker in a wildcat
frontier town. The cast is headed
by William Boyd as "Hoppy," and
George Hayes as "Wmdy." Others
in the cast are Russell Hayden,
Bernadenc Hayes, John Beach and
Lohn Rutherford.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
PAGE ELEVEN.

dreds of fountains and thousands
Of lights and whole platoons Of
ballet dancers. It's one of those
super-special pictures and if it's
no good, it'll be tough on William
Anthony Mcclure. "'
He said, though, that he really
wasn't worried, that he knew it
would be good. that he'd worked
too hard for it to be otherwise.
Author of such stage hits az
The Three Musketeers," Kid
Boots" "Whoopic," "Twelvc Miles
Out" "Ripples," and "If | We're
Rich,' Mcclure had some good ad-
vice for aspiring playwrightS,
thus:
make interesting people do in
teresting things for three acts"
He said that no author needs
"atmoSphcre" in which to write;
that when a writer is tempera-
mental he hasn't anything to write
and doesn't know how to write,
anyway.
Unless he finishes story with
in three weeks, he said he knew it
would be no good. He works out
every scene in his mind and blocks
out the entire scenario mentally
before he starts to write.
THE rest is easy" he said. It's
the thinking out process that is
tough, even if you have your feet
on the desk while you're doing
it."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
GEO. HAYES RETURNS

George Hayes, grizzled saddle.
mate of the popular "llopalong
Cassidy, returns to the side Of ms
idol in "North Of the Rio Grande'
after having scored an outstand-
ing success in the recent Bob
TRANSATLANTIC Raye comedy hit
Mountain Music" Unlike Will
liam Boyd, who plays the "Hop-
along" roles exclusively, Hayes
has played in several outstanding
hits since the Cassidy stories be-
gan. Among these are valiant
Is the Word for Carrie "Thc
Texas Rangers" and "The Plains
man."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
ProducersHave
A Busy Time,
Writer Learns
They're Responsible for
Everything That Goes
Into a Film
BY FREDERICK c. OTHMAN
United Press Hollywood
Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IS. (UP)
Having read time and time again
that Hollywood movie producer
usually is somebody's brother-in-
law who does nothing except get
in the way-and collect an cnor-
nous Salary-wc dropped in on
William Anthony Mcclure, pro-
Queer.
He turned out to be the busiest
man we've ever seen. He was so
busy that he didn't even have
time to take off his hat in his
own office.
Mcclure said he didn't know
how that story about good-for-
nothing producers started: that so
far as he knew every producer in
town worked as hard as he does.
"Thc reason is simple" he said.
"a producer Of a picture is re-
sponsiblc for everything that goes
into it, the story, the actors, the
directors, the costumes - every
thing. If it turns out to be a good
picture, he gets maybe a pat on
the back and his option taken up.
If it's not so good, well, he's vast
ed million or so dollars Of his
bosS'S money and he gets the
gate
Mcclure, who has had years Of
experience as a newspaper report
er, playwright, and producer Of
Broadway cXtravaganzaS, IS work
ing now for Metro-Goldwyn-May-
cr.
His company gave him an Of
fee and $1,750,00O and told him
to make a movie out of "Rosalie. "
The studio thought he could do
good job Of it. because he wrote
it in the first place and staged it
in New York for the late Florenz
Ziegfeld.
$50 when | started writing on
the movie" he. confessed, 81 kept
only two scenes from the original
show. If anybody else had done
that I'd probably have given him
the devil"
Rosalie, as conceived anew by
Mcclure, consists of Nelson Eddy,
Eleanor Powell and nearly 1000
other actors, operating in such
scenes of splendor as even Holly
wood seldom sees. Some Of the
sets have covered acres, with hun
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

Olivia DeHavilland. This comedy
hit will play the Carolina Thanks
giving day.
The beloved Wallace Beery in
another of his famous characteri-
cations, THE Bad Man of Brim-
stone"
Fred Astaire and Joan Fon-
tame in "Damsel in Distress"
Dead End" with Sylvia Sid
ney, Joel McCrea, and Humphrey
Bogart.
Robert Taylor and Spencer
Tracy in Tell 1t To The Ma
rines."
Gary Cooper in the "Adven-
lures of Marco Polo"
Walter Winchell and Ben Ber-
ME in Glove and Kisses"
Frederick March in "The Buc-
cancer"
Loretta Young and Randolph
Scott in "There Is Always A
Woman"
Blossoms on Broadway" with
Edward Arnold and Shirley Ross.
And an entirely new sensation
entitled, THE Return of the Thin
Man." from an original story by
DaShiell Hammet.
With the theatrical season start
ing normally at this time of the
year, Manager Buchanan states
that the assurance of fine enter
tainment, the enthusiasm and in
terest of his entire organization,
and the general improvements
made in the Carolina theatre, as
sure his patrons that he will have
much to offer them for their en-
tertainment and comfort during
the coming year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
IN nth HOPALONG FILM

William Boyd plays the role Of
"Hopalong" Cassidy for the elev-
enth time in "North Of the Rio
Grande," a new Clarence f. Null
ford outdoor romance. Boyd, who
was one of Cecil B. DeMille's
"finds," has become an interna-
tional hero since he began play
ing the popular Western roles. In
fact, he is better known under his
character name than his own.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
SHE'S BEEN AROUND

Ella Logan, the screcn-radio-
stage-nightclub personality who
first won American fame on New
York's Fifty-second street and is
now starring in Walter Wanger's
screen version "52nd Street" was
born in Scotland, educated in
England, trained in France and
Germany and introduced to mo-
ton pictures in Holland.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

Charles Boyer is the first screen
lover, aside from John Gilbert,
whom Grcta Carlo ever met be-
fore their fr2 scene together.
Boyer, who plays Napoleon with
her in conquest" first met her
six years ago in his initial trip to
America.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
SMILE THROWS COWBOY

How a pretty girls smile tempts
a Hollywood cowboy star to give
up his career and enter a bitter
range war between cattlemen and
gangsters is brought to light in
hollywood Cowboy" eorg e
O'Brien's newest film action. Love
ly Cecilia Parker plays the femi-
nine lead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS

The eastern low pressure area
is central this morning over the
Canadian Maritime Provinces,
Eastport, Me-, 29.42 inches, with
low pressure extending south
ward over Florida, and pressure
is relatively low over the Pacific
States and Southwest, Seattle,
Wash, 29.90 inches; while the
western field of high pressure
now overspreads the country from
the Rockies eastward to the APP
palachian region, and southwark
to the middle and west Gulf coast,
Minneapolis, Mimi, 30.34 inches.
Light to moderate precipitation
has occurred since yesterday morn
ing over the northeastern portion
of the country, in the lower Rio
Grande Valley, and on the Pa
cific coast from San Francisco
northward, and there has been
rain in central and southern Flor
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TOOTHPICK TOPICS
(By c. c. FLINT)
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Wandering around Key West;
Two copies of the famous
Clusters Last Stand attracted
US on Duval street. They are put
out by a brewery. Hemingway
had piece in Esquire based on
one of these Autographs.
Another old Autograph Of
Scuba Libre' times showing the
great Marti, surrounded by the
cream Of the Cuban army, Gomez,
Maceo, Nunez, Lacret, ct al, was
hidden behind old chairs in a sec
ond-hand shop.
Two little brass bits from a
Chinese grocery on Duval, grace
our table. The proprfetor's pro-
verbal Chinese politeness won US.
The Key West Public Library is
a pleasant spot, containing inter-
esting volumes Of pictures Of the
War Between the States.
tn Old Island Trading Posts
macbeth collection is unusual and
authentic.
An able son of the Island City
collects old pistols as hobby and
showed us the earliest model
Colts revolver. A shop on Du-
val had pistol from the q. S. S.
Maine for sale.
One of the politest gentlemen in
Key West is a former Cuban Ma
jor. He visited the aboriginal In
dams of Cuba, few hundred Of
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Quiet please. said madge only
soa0 conversation is permitted mere.
on. you want to dip your hands
INTO the money bags. too. do your.
cried the baroness -Everybody's
ready to shield her just because she q
sol the Phelps millionsl Al man can be
SHOT down in cold blood and the no.
lice DO nothlngI The newspapers
print what they're paid to print!
Madge caught the head walters eye
ne came swiftly. reckoning several
walters The orchestra began lively
An innocent man Is arrested lust
70 Keep people from suspeciing!'. the
baroness raved on. And his wife cot
OUT OF the way so that she cant clear
MN! But nobody caresl Nobody tries
20 nnd out the truth I've always
neard you can commit any crime il
TINS country II you have money
enough-and its truel She's
bought the police with the Phelps
money. She's bought the newspa-
pers-i"
The headwaiter seized the baroness
gently but firmly by one arm as one
Of DIS assistants seized her by the
otner. and they began to propel her
toward the door She struggled,
screaming. -l'll make her payl
III make her payl !"
Act Observation-Disclosures
NOPE, I'm afraid" said Madge,
- loud enough to be heard at the
nearby tables She was in love with
VronskL you know. and she's got de-
lusions. poor thing She moved
Anne's glass nearer to her and Anne
drank She sat there white and
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chspter 81


The Baroness Makes A Scene
A NNE cared out At the lighted en-.
- trance Of Msdge's place as they
ofeU up % the door. Thank YOU.
Edward Goodnight she said with .
smile 10 the chauffeur as she stepped
out
You DOM mind my sending MIN
e~ayt Hes been driving ne all day.
ahe said as they went in.
-Of course not
The mead waiter saw her and
slipped on the cord to let them In
ereetine Anne with mis- usual defer
entiai bow ana himself conducting
them 20 choice table They did MI
ooserVe the baroness until they were
seated She was across the dance-floor
from them sitting with Tommy Tut
ue. and she was dressed all in black
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-09

(TiIl 7:30 p. M, Wednesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy and somewhat colder to-
night; Wednesday generally fair;
moderate northwest and north
winds, veering to northeast We'd
nesday.
Florida: Generally fair and
colder in north, with scattered
light frost in extreme north por-
ton, and partly cloudy and some-
what colder in south portion;
Wednesday fair.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
end East Gulf: Moderate north
west and north winds, veering to
northeast Wednesday, and partly
overcast weather tonight and
Wednesday.
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ida, Miami reportingaa heavy rain
fall Of 2.26 inches. Temperatures
have fallen from the upper Mis-
sissippi Valley and Lake region,
southwark to the Gulf coast, being
2 to 8 degrees below zero this
morning in the Lake Superior re-
gion; while readings are still near
or above normal over the western
portion of the country.
&. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge
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shaken Times like this" said Madge
you wonder afterward how you ever
lived through But they never seem
so terrible to other people as they do
10 ourselves had the bailiffs IN n
London once, When you owe money
that you can't pay. your creditors
obtain a claim on your househOid
goods and put two grubby Cockneys
in badly Citing suits in your house
to watch thas you don't pawn or sell
anything OF value Well. ! was SO
mortified and Inundated that l
thought would never be able to
look anyone in the face again But .
week later | went to dinner party
at a very smart house and a dowager
countess. my dear. most distinguished.
told everyone that she'd got the bai-
lifts in and what amusing men they
were. And everybody thought 1t such
fun! And she had tea the next day
so that everyone could meet them.
And 1 realized Id reallv missed my
great opportunity. because mine were
gone by that time
She smiled and patted Annes
hand lying so listiessly on the table
and rose. Dance a bit and act don't
give-a-damnish!" she advised as she
moved off, followed by the waiter
with her chair
ave must do something about that
woman!" said Anne to Bigelow.
ayes. I'll talk it over with Austre-
litz tonight after leave you"
Anne nodded and finished her
drink
Lets dance" she suggested, trying
to smile.
"Do you feel up to it?"
Il must" said Anne. simply.
They got up to dance. A few people
glanced at her curiously but the MAJ
iority of those present had been too,
absorbed in their own concerns to be-.
come aware of the disturbance and the
others had already lost interest N
it, -.
Copyright. l9S7, Frederick JacksonJ
The person who shot VrOnski con-
fesses, tomorrow.
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whom survive. The Sibones are
preserved" IN a beautiful song
based on one Of the earliest island
melodies.
Some Of the wall decorations of
Key West night clubs have lasting
beauty--and value.
The idea Of greeting arrivals
with Cuban music is good adver-
Using and should be kept up and
extended to vessels entering and
leaving port. A lot of the zap
peal'' of Hawaii lies in music and
"leisv or flower and paper neck
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-09

the ether day that my Idea OF perfect
bliss n 10 retire 10 the country and
keep . COW and he said a lot Of men he
knaWs are doing u right mere IN town
Not Bad Tor Arthur was ~ told him
~ 4 could snap EN- out like that I'd
SCI drunk. TOO. Have you noticed
Nemesis opposite you in black? Don't
iook now
al you mean the Baroness Dorm
staff I've had that treat answered
Anne she seems 20 have fixed idea
that ! killed her late boy friend and
nothing viii persuade her that
dldnr-
= know But you must be very kind
ana very patient no matter how much
Il hurts We all get rather odd al her
aRe Al least Sc I've heard I'm much
TOO young myself TO know about such
things yet Hold fast. she seems to De
heading this way 10 speak her little
speech
u nope she isn't going TO make
scenei- cried Anne anxiOuSly
~ff she does. said Madge. shell 90
cut pronto on her noble posterior."
Accusations
THE baroness advanced Her face
4 was very white. heT lips were
moving soundlessiy and ter eyes were
shining Bigelow leaped TO his teel
not knowing exactly what TO expect
Anne SAT holding her breath ana
steeilnR herself Madge raised warn
ing Vatchful eyes
so you've bought Strong. too. have
you7" cried the baroness leaning
acr0ss the table toward Anne. Don
Try % deny ~ The facts speak Tor
themselves Last night 1 told him 70
search your studio and he'd una evil
uence 70 prove that the murder was
committed there and today you soI
tsorkmen In TO remove any trace tnat
renamed You won't try TO deny that;
wili you7 I was watching! ! expected
90" Her voice rose hoarsely ana al
the nearby tables. several means
turned 10 discover the cause OF the
d!stur bance.
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Today's Birthdays
Observation-Disclosures

Vice Admiral Henry V. Butter,
U. S. N, born 63 years ago.
John Calv.n Willever of New
York. Western Unions first vice
president, whose name has been
on every Western Union blank
for 20 years, born at Montana, n.
j., ~ years ago.
Sol Bloom of New York, con
gresham, born at Pekin, H., 81
years ago.
Charles Warren of Boston,
lawyer, writer-authority on the
Supreme Court, born in Boston,
SO years ago.
Maj. A. Hamilton Gibbs of
Middleboro, Mass, novelist, born
in England, 40 years ago.