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The Washington times., 1937-05-20
MUSICAL AND VARIETY

MUSICAL AND VARIETY
e:15-Ridin' High" program features
Morton BOwe, tenor Of Jack
PEARLS show. and the NOrsemen
Quartet as guests. ...... WMAL
7:OO-Kate Smith and the Band
Wagon presents Pauline Fred
erick and Phillip Holmes, both
noted personalities of stage and
screen, as guest stars. These
stars will be heard in the Broad
way success. amber" Hates
solos include ''Never in Million
Years." 1.-THE Little Things We
Used to Do" with the Three
Ambassadors. male trio, Kate viii
sing "SprinE Cleaning" Jack
Miller's Orchestra completes the
Band Wagon varieties. SO. WJSV
7:OO-Rudy vaIIee. Usually Rudy does
the interviewing. but this time
Rudy will be interviewed on the
aCOronatiOn by Maurice Evans,
English actor now starring on
Broadway in "Richard H." Other
guests are WsIter O'Keefe. veteran
radio comic who will be heard
In q scene from Cables Irish
Rose: JunaO Hernandez and
the Juanita Hall Chorus pre-
sentS "VOOdOO" ............ WRC
S:OO-Lanny Ross Show Boat enter
tanners include Elaine Arden.
vaudeville Coincidence. who will
engage in repartee Of the same
sort that made her so popular
in Earl CarrOlIs "Sketch Book"
Lynn Martin and the Merry Macs
will sing their own arrangement
Of the novelty song 'The Great
Nearer" Lets Call the Whole
Thing Off" Others ON the pro;
gram will b. Nadine Conner and
Thomas L. Thomas. They will
sing the SllviO and Media duet
sing q medley from "Tho Great
Waltz" besides several other
numbers. Regulars on the Show
Boat are MOlasses m January,
the Modern Choir and Al Good
9:OD-Bing CrOsby's Music Hall pro.
gram will have as guests tonight
Leo Tracy, the comedy actor
Lionel stander and william
Boswell. singer. Bing will sing
several popular songs, accom-
panied by the Paul Taylor Choir
listers and Jimmy DOrsey's Swing
sters. Bob Burns and his ba-
zOOkR will be missing from the
program again this week. but
will be back from his vacation
in time to be on the broadcast
next week, we hope. 900. .WRC
1O:OO-NBC Night Club, something new
in radio, starring MOrey Amstef-
dam as master Of ceremonies,
makes its debut tonight and will
be heard each week hereafter.
Gale Page. NBC cOntraltO; Clark
Dennis, tenor and the Escorts
and Betty, novelty mixed quartet,
will provide the songs. Ray
sinatra and his orchestra will
be heard .WMAL
The Washington times., 1937-05-20
CONCERT

CONCERT
2:OO-"Furopean Concert from COpen-
hagen Radio Orchestra, conducted
ny Erik Tusen and Launy GrOen-
dahl. The program will open
with the prelude Of "VOlund
smed" q dramatic work first pro-
duced at the Danish Royal Opera.
The concert will end with the
performance OF Carl August
NieIsen's third, or Expansive
Symphony" featuring soprano
and baritone sOlOlsts zee. .WMAL
S:S0-Bicentennial COmmemOratiOn Of
the death Of Antonio Stradivari,
the Italian craftsman who fash
toned the viOlins that have been
priceless possessions OF the
worlds greatest artists. The
ROlOists and orchestra will give
the concerts on Strads, Amatis.
Guarneri and other famous in
struments Of the CremOna school.
The sOlOists will be Adolf Busch,
GOesta AndreasOn and Herman
Busch. The orchestra will be
under the direction Of Antonio
DANCE MUSIC
J;3O-Charles DOrnbeFger's Orch. VOL
This orchestra will be heard
WJSV at 1913 ID, m.
The Washington times., 1937-05-20
Premier's Needs

Premier Cab softball team needs
a pitcher and a game for Sunday.
The Cabmen practice this evening
at 6:15 o'clock at Sherwood Play
ground. For games call Lincoln
1929.
The Washington times., 1937-05-20

JEAN GREENS FREE COOKING
for Governments Girls starts today at
Potomac Park Apis. Cafeteria, 21st
and C SITS. N. W.. at 4:45 p. NJ. Don't
Misc THAI
The Washington times., 1937-05-20

BOYS, GIRLS WIN CASH PRIEST
POPeye is coming to town with an easy
contest and n big parade. He'll tell you
how In Tomorrow Washington Times.
Read It!
The Washington times., 1937-05-20
WILLIAM F. BUCKINGHAM

william F. Buckingham, &c.,
who died Tuesday of pneumonia
at his home, $40 Takoma Ave-,
Takoma Park, Md, was buried
today in Rock Creek Cemetery
following funeral services in his
residence with the Rev. Richard
Ashford, pastor of the Grace
Episcopal Church, Silver Spring,
Md, officiating.
Mr.. Buckingham, born in New
York State, had been a resident
of Washington and nearby
Maryland SO years. Formerly
in the retail grocery and whole
sale coffee business here, Mr..
Buckingham was employed at
the Dupont circle Apartments
at the time Of his death.
He is survived by two sons,
Hugh and Harley Buckingham.
His wife, Mr.. Emma w. Buck
ingham, died early this month
of a heart attack.
The Washington times., 1937-05-20
RADIO FEATURES TODAY, TOMORROW

} IL :OO-Bunny BerriEan's Orch. -. VOL
11:SO-Hsnry Kings Orch.......wOL
I1:3O-RIta Rios Orchestra--will broad
east from the Steamer Potomac
via shOrtwave WAAU on Q fire.
quency OF $3.50 kilOcycles. Some
of the musical selections are
"LInger Awhile, !" Rusty Hinges"
dedicated to You. "BIue Hea-
yen." melancholy Baby" over
WJSV.
11:I5-Isham Jones' Orch. ...sa. .WJsV
IL ;OO-Ray BenaOn's Orch. .WJsV
Charlie GaylOrd's Orch. VOL
FRIDAY MORNING FEATURES
EARL GOODWIN presents The Times
Radio News daily except Sunday
from $3.50 to 9:45 a. M. .WMAL
e:I5-Myriad VOices-FOP fans Of Com
poser Noel Coward, Pearl Hauer
will offer in her program OF
organ selections "Zigeuner'';
''FII See You Again" also Mad
About the Boy" S'TOnight at
$3.50" and several other seIee-
tlOnb P" NAL
The Washington times., 1937-05-20

EARL GODwIN-Times Radio News,
heard daily except Sunday from
ESQ .. m. to o;46 .. M. .WMAL
l2,s0-Tenth anniversary Of Col. Charles
A. LlndberElaz historic flight
from New York to Paris to be
saluted. A luncheon is being
given at the Lotus Club to every
surviving person connected with
uIed for this broadcast include
Chancellor Harry WOOdburn
Chase, chairman; Richard r..
Blythe, one Of Llndbergh's orig
1nS. fGp %Sss2 Tno commander enr
the U. 8. s. Memphis ON which
the "eoIonel'' returned to the
United States; Charles @. Law.
renee. designer of the Spirit Of
enbacker, general manager of
Eastern Alrlines ........ VOL
At 1 D. m.--AnOther broadcast
S.,r The ;uDeS SsaEin"l Am MnsOsf fSs
speakers will be Raymond Or
teig, donor Of the $4,000 prize
for the flight: H. w. Chase, G.
NJ. Keyes, Major William b.
Robertson, hacker Of the flight;
former Mayor Walker. DR.. Kim
ball. 0f the United States
Weather Bureau. who made up
weather maps for
1indbergh .................WRC
AZ D. m.-MayOP LaGuardia
and Raymond Laurent, president
Of the Paris Municipal Council,
will exchange greetings as rep
Fesentatives of the two cities.
The mayor will speak from Los
Angeles. where he IL presiding
over the annual convention of
mayors, and Laurent will be in
Paris. Music for the program.
to be played by an NBC or
ehestra. will he selected songs
OF 10 years ago. ........ WMAL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
LIGHT TENDER
RETURNS HERE
IVY CAME IN YESTERDAY
FROM TRIP TO REEF
STATIONS

Lighthouse Tender Ivy returned
to port yesterday afternoon from
a visit to lighthouses on the reef
where new installations of APP
paratus we've made by the Light
house Department in cooperation
with tae United States Weather
Bureau.
At Dry Tortugas, Sombrero and
Carysfort, thermometers for re-
cording the velocity of the wind
were placed and also there was
placed at each station weather
vane for determining the direc-
ton of the wind.
The installations were made in
order that in case of storm or hur-
ricane, keepers at the light sta
tion will be able to advise, by ra-
diophone from Tortugas and tele-
phone from Carysfort and Som
brero, all necessary information
as to direction and velocity of the
wind.
Those engaged in the work were
Carl Rom, chief radio electrician
Wilbur Johnson, blacksmith; VIII
lis Brady, blacksmith's helper;
Harry Shaw, machinist, and Paul
I Atwell, carpenter foreman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Oklahoma Residents Much
Pleased With Visit Here

Misses Helen and Pauline Cor
zine, sisters, are visiting in Key
West today and are agreeably
surprised to find that many alb
surd stories they have been told
about Key West have proven so
absolutely untrue they are really
enjoying their visit to a great ex-
tent.
These ladies are from Alex.
Oklahoma. and on several occa-
sions during their journey south
efforts were made 70 dissuade
them from coming to Key West.
especially when they were told at
one city that they were going 10
seq nothing but a pile Of rocks
and a Few people. "
Y Statements such as these only
awakened the interest of the
young ladies, and proved an urge
to so where they at first intend
ed, and they told The Citizen they
have been very happy over max
ing the decision, because they
find 50 many things to interest
them they could not find in other
cities they have visited on their
visit to the farthermost southern
city.
This afternoon they are visiting
the aviary It the lighthouse. resi-
denee OF Superintendent VI. W.
Demeritt. win go up in the light
to get a view Of the island and
its surrounding waters Of sap
phire and emerald. pay a caI at
the aquarium and visit the turtle
erawls at the Thompson Fish con-
pany docks. and the several euro
stores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Key West Light Opera Co.
Inaugurates Movement 10
Increase Its Membership
Organization Plans To
Hold Meeting On Mon
day Night At Oversee
Hotel

Key West Light Opera company
Is now making a concerted drive
to increase its membership BY at
least so more members. The firsa
rehearsal and organization meet
ing win be held Monday night.
August 2, at o'clock. il. the salem
Of the Oversee Hotel
Extending a cordial welcome to
all who desire to enter the or
ganization and to all others who
are interested in music and sing
ing and who arc DESTROYS o. aid-
ing in the creation OF a greater
community spirit, the organiza-
ton is making a special appeal to
singers in the various church
choirs with the idea in view of
creating a combined chorus TO pre-
sent some OF the leading oratorios
during the holiday season. Sew
eral choral concerts are planned
and work on the light operas viii
continue.
The community chorus offers a
means, through which the people
may make their own music. Par
ticipation in any line o. cultural
activity arouses the individual en-
thusiasm. The weekly rehearsals
bring together people from All
sections OF the city, and this -.
suits in more genial and frienalv
communication and creates 4 So
cial condition and more general
feeling Of sympathy between the
different sections and neighbor-
hoods.
A community chorus is a nlasi-
cal development for the people, il
has been justly said. a non-poligi-
cal and non-sectarian organisation
which have the support and CO.
operation Of every civic minded
person.
Requirements for membership
in the group are only a desire FOR
civic betteTment and the win 10
put forth every effort to bring
this ideal Of civic betterment 10 a
successful happy conclusion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
CUBA ARRIVES
FROM HAVANA
VESSEL LEFT LATE IN AFT
ERNooN ENRoUTE
To TAMPA

Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S. S. Co, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Havana with nine
first and three second cabin
passengers for Key West % first
and two second cabin passengers
for Tampa.
Key West arrivals: Elizabeth
@. Ford, Blanche Hunter, Fill
berto Perez, Timothy Pittman,
Doris Pittman. Jesus Nuncz, Zen
aida Nunez. Carmen Nunez.
Golria Nunez, francisco Saladrig,
as, d. L. Rathbone, Jacque Rath-
bone.
The vessel also brought IL tons
Of freight and three sacks of mail
FOR Key West; Is tons Of freight
and 145 sacks of mail tor Tampa.
Among the passengers sailing
for Tampa were: Charles w. Dix,
on, Melvin +. Russell and mum
Der of second cabins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
new LETTERHEADS
FOR BRIDGE UNIT

New lettarheads of the 0verseag
Road and Toll Bridge District,
Monroe County, Florida, are today
being issued by The Artman
Press.
In the upper left corner is a
reproduction OF a scene of one
on the oomplgsaa sections Of the
highway, and beneath the names
Of officials: Paul H. Marks, at
torney; Howard f Wilson, chair
man, and b. M. Duncan, general
manager and chief engineer.
To the right of the sheet in
the upper corner are the names
Of the memt ers: Willard NJ. Al
bury, Ralph Boyden, John N. Cos
tar. G. G. Symonette and Howard
f. Wilson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Goya Was Frank In
Pictures And Words

SAN FRANCISCO. July 81
An exhibition OF works bv Fran
cisco Boya was q very quiet affair
antiI members OF the Spanish col.
ony arrived. When they read the
inscriptions-whieh are IN Span
they blushed and rushed 60
the director Of the Museum.
Goya's pictures are pretty frank
but Il seems they are nothing eom-
pared with the words he wrote be
meath them. TIE inscriptions we're
hastily covered up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
K. SAUNDERS
GIVEN HEARING

Kermit Saunders, colored. was
arraigned before Peaso Justice
Enrique E:squinaldo this morning
on a statutory charge. A colored
girl about IS years old is the com.
planning witness.
After hearing the evidence the
magistrate announced he found
sufficient GEESE 70 warrant Saun-
ders being committed to county
Jail 10 await trial before the
criminal court At its September
term.
Bond OF the accused was fixed
at $3.50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Band Concert To Be Given
Tonight AT Colonial Park
Excellent Program To
Be Rendered Under Di-
rectiOn OF Alfredo Bar
roso

Tonight, 8 o'clock, at Colonial
Park, Key West Hospitality Band
win offer another concert for
music lovers Of Key Westers and
visitors.
The selected program which
was arranged for last Saturday
night. but which was postponed
because of Indictment weather,
win be offered tonight. with an
additional attraction which will be
offered By Miss AIeida Camera.
@caminito". Argentine Tango
1--WE Got My Love To Keep
Ne Warm" Berlin
Miss Aleida Camera
March, Flag Of Truce"
Laurndean
Overture. "The Iron Count
Melody, "old chestnutsa
Lake
Fox Trot, anchors Aweigh''
Zimmerman
Waltz, New Vienna" Strauss
(a) '@They Can't Take That
Away From Me-
Gershwin
(b) You're Laughing At
Me" Berlin
Plantation Songs, "The Best
Loved Southern Melodies
Hayes
Star Spangled Banner
Songs BY Alicia Camera
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
BIBLE COURSES
LACK TEACHERS
ID A.saeInlea rrra.l

AUSTIN, Tex, July S1.-Texas
public schools give credit for
Bible study but cant supply
teachers and materials for the
course.
Recently the state department
Of education authorized a hals
unit Of credit eeeh for the Old and
New Testament. but. since tho
Bible was not on the free text
book list, the department prnait-
ted churches and religious organi.
cations to sponsor Bible courses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
BY WILLIAM McGAFFIN
APP Feature Service Writer


Japanese shells whistle over
Peiping, China-and worried
world leaders wonder if land
hungry Nippon has started a new
thrust for empire.
True, there was no declaration
of war. Just a sham battle that
turned suddenly into real one.
But then, with few exceptions,
Japan has never had to declare
war to win her aims.
1t took a war with Russia in
1904-05 to clear the way for ia
pan to acquire Korea. Russia had
been her rival for spheres of in
fluence" in that country and ada
cent areas With the Cars power
in the Orient broken there was
none to stop the Nipponese abb
sorption of the ''hermit kingdom. y
Manehuria Taken In 1881
The Korean annexation which
became effective in 1910 gave the
Japanse a footing on the main
land-and the march of empire
had begun.
In 1881 Manchuria was the vic
tim First, economic penetration
paved the way. Then Japan at
tackled Chinese troops after ae-
cus:ng them Of cutting the south-
'ern Manchurian railway. Thus the
art Of making war without de-
claring it was born. The city OF
Mukden was occupied September
10, 1881, young Marshal Chang,
Manchuria's war lord, was depos-
ed and a new nation, named Nam
choukuo, was set up. Henry Pu-
vi, erstwhile "Boy Emperor of
China" was now Emperor Kang
Teh, was made ruler of the pup
pet state.
Many Chinese still blame But
terfly Wa. a motion picture star,
for Manchuria's downfall. Chang
was rported to be with her in
Peiping at the time of the Mukden
clash.
Fuse to Shanghai Incident
The Manchurian coup led to
Japan's withdrawal from the
League of Nations after a League
investigating committee upheld
China's protests. Japan announe.
ed herself the guardian of the
peace Of the Far East, refused to
give up her mandates over a group
t6f Pacific islands which she got
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
WARBLER WILL
RETURN SUNDAY
DUE TO ARRIVE At ONE
O'CLOCK. ACCORDING TO
WORD RECEIVES

Wrecking Tug Warbler ad2ised
this morning that the ship Noald
arrive At Key West tomorrow
afternoon about I o'clock.
The Warbler left port on fne
afternoon o. Juiy - - go e 49,
eist the Kilierig. . sister ship.
which had gone from bef home
port az Kingston. Jamaica. - the
assistance ~ the Z. 8. s. Omnbs.
A. soon ~ the notice 81 reed
for the Warbler was received me
ship assembled q sreeklns eree.
took on supplies and ssiled for
Castle Island. British Wesi ladies.
near ehich place re omaha ess
reported aground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31

miro, which advised by radio yes
terday that a call would be made
today at Key West, the vessel TO
be off the bar about noon, lated
advised that the call was can
celled.
One of the members of the
ships company was suffering with
appendicitis. it was advised, and
before the vessel couls reach this
port it became necessary, because
of the condition of the sufferer,
for the Casimiro to put into Mas
san where the appenaectomy was
to be performed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
OZARK BRINGS
FREIGHT HERE
VESSEL SAILED YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON FOR NEW
ORLEANS

Freighter Ozark, Of the Clyde.
Mallory Lines, sailed 4:45 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for New or.
leans. The ship arrived 1880
from Jacksonville and Miami, and
discharged freight.
Another vessel Of the Clyde
Mallory Lines is due TO arrive in
pert Tuesday from New York
bound to Tampa. The vessel has
in It's cargo heavy shipments Of
steel for the projects at the Key
West Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
HERE'S A LARGE
USED CAR MARKET
OBy Associated PrrssD

WASHINGTON, July 3i.-
More than 100000 U. S. fani-
lies owning automobiles never
have purchased a new car. They
have always bought used ones.
The American Petroleum Indus
tries committee figures that dur
ing the past three years close to
s 900, 600 families having annual
incomes Of $500 a year or less
have been added to the ranks Of
motorists. The vast majority OF
them have purchased used ears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Steamship Catun
Arrived Yesterday


Steamship Gatun, of the Stand
ard Fruit and Steamship Co., ar
rived in port AIS o'clock yester-
day afternoon from Philadelphia,
took on sO,228 gallons of fuel oil
at the Porter Dock company and
sailed 8 o'clock for Frontera,
Mexico.
Steamship Yoro. of the same
company, is also bound to From
terra, from New York, and is due
to arrive in port this afternoon
A o'clock for bunkers.
British Motorship San CAST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Air-fieId's Safety
Depends On Length

WASHINGTON. July 3i.--Air-
fields should be 3 500 feet long
al sen level 70 provide safe land
ing for large transport planes.
says the bureau % air commeree.
AZ higher attitudes. where the
or is thinner. feds should be
longer Landing avenues should
be $50 feet vide and shouId -
paved or made % hard sod. serord-
ing 70 the prevailing weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Lightning Does Strike
Twice In Same Place

BR0ADUS. Mont. July 31.--
Lightning never strikes twice ~
the same place?
Wei. Il did me. said William
Davis. siseepherder.
A bolt struck him and Knocked
Of his hat. Two minutes later. re-
covered from his dare, he was
struck sgain as ne stood In ths
same spot His socks and shoes
were torn array and he was deaf
FOR days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Twenty-FOur Building
Permits During July

Summary of the building and
repair permits issued during the
month Of July from the office Of
Building Inspector Harry NJ. Bak-
err, shows issues of "a.
OF these the outstanding were
for general repairs, four of which
stipulated sums to be expended as
follows: $500, $4,000, S1,7O0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Cruiser Chutis Arrived
From Havana Yesterday

eompauys wharf. viii remain here
possiily until Monday.
When the sessel came into port
yesterday. only one unit Of the
vessels power plant was in use.
So Captain Anwassin Sanchez con-
eladea the trip 20 Miami. the orig
inal destination. would stop st this
port.
He wired the ewnrrs 81 the
vessel in Miami and received IN
stract5en g make ne Eepairs AZ
Key West and il possible leave
Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
eoooe &c oe ee eeeeeeeeeee
WASHINGTON NOTES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WAR THREAT

The 1886 edition Of the World
Economic Review Of the Depart
ment Of Commerce calls attention
TO the threat Of major conflicts as
one of the outstanding risks in
the present economic situation of
the world and says that this stu
alton finds expression in contin-
ued seeking for economic self
sufficiency and exercises a re
strictive Influence on the flow OF
international trade. In addition, it
IS responsible for heavy arma-
ment expenditures, which, while
causing demands for essential ma
terials. can hardly be considered
a constructive development from
a long-range viewpoint.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Night Traffic Hazard
Greater Than Day

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81
Increasing traffic fatalities among
pedestrians at night are revealed
by traffic accident surveys col
lacted BY the California State
Auto association. s
One study gave the night pedes-
trian hazard as GO percent great
en- than the daytime. The survey
showed that of traffic deaths in.
xolving pedestrians over so years
old, 80 percent occurred in dusk
or darkness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
Lunch Room Project
Given WPAApprOvaI

A joint special meeting o. the
Division and Harris School PIT.
AS win be held at the Harris
School auditorium at 8 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon, August 3rd,
to discuss the Lunch Room Project
which has been approved by the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
State College Exercises
To Be Held Next Week

Invitasi0ns have heen reserved
il Key Wet Tor tke eomnenes-
ment Exerciaea 81 the FleFila
state College Tor Women. which
win bs hsla Auwust ! ard 9. 81
TaIlahaAnee
One ~ khese ass reserved 80
any b TIE cE.xen. Il uas seniI
~ Mrs.. ceFnsltus Bradford Har.
~. zho wa3 besese marrsags
Mm HihiutAs Geeksinx. aaaxh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-31
ARRIVE FOR
VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Stoskopf
of Miami and Mr.. Stoskopf's sis
Ter, Miss Amanda Stoskopf Of
Great Bend, Kansas, arrived last
evening fer the Overseas High
way for a visit with Mrs. Stos-
kopf's sister, Mrs. Esa B Warner.
This is Miss Stoskopf's first
visit to Key West and states that
she is thoroughly enjoying it.