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The Washington times., 1938-01-14
Baby Gun Mol, II, Blames
HOldups on MANS Brother
Forced to BGnditry
At Gun Point,
She Says
BY ELIZABETH OLDFIELD

~ AAAA@SAAA@AA n - OAASA 4AaASS
Though she's only IA, Margaret
Rose O'Brien is fighting for her
man.
She didn't say so in words, but
every time she opened her childish
mouth during All interview today
at the Receiving Home she denied
that Ellis Tuppett, 20, had had
anything to do with the wild Sc
ries of holdups that terrified the
victims and threw Washington po-
lice into a furore Wednesday
night.
SEEMS EMOTIONLESS
Occasionally a slight quiver in
her voice showed how nervous she
was but her baby face and express
sionless blue eyes were devoid OF
emotion.
Ellsworth, 17-year-old brother
of Ellis, held the gun that fright
ened merchants into giving up
their hard-earned cash, she in.
sisted. She added that Ellsworth
forced her and her "fiance" to sit
in the family automobile with
the motor running while he held
up one place after another.
When the two brothers met her
at the Bladensburg Junior High
School Tuesday morning in their
mothers automobile they had
planned to drive to Florida, Mar
garet said. She and Ellis were
going to be married en- route
Ellis had saved some money he'd
earned as carpenters helper and
ne felt sure he could get work
down there. 1
FORCED TO RETURN
They started out, the girl said,
but, arriving at Raleigh, N. c.,
Ellsworth forced them to return.
He had been drinking, she de-
clared, and suddenly began waving
q gun and demanding that they
turn back.
"He took the gun along when
we started" she explained, "but
never thought he'd use it,"
Back in Washington the series
of holdups began, Margaret said.
And from 1880 o'clock, Wednesday
night, until about II o'clock they
held up one place after another.
That is, she specified, Ellsworth
did the holdups. Ellis, she said,
merely sat trembling at the wheel.
with Margaret on the back seat.
FIRST VICTIM PROTESTS
The first victim, a gas station
attendent, objected to handing
over his company's cash, the girl
said, but Ellsworth pushed him
into the station and threatened
to shoot him if he didn't come
across"
Once, she said, when she and
Ellis said they were through, Ellis
worth fired over his older brothers
head. At other times, fortified
by liquor, he growled:
"You two stay in the car and
keep it running or I'll blow your
brains out!"
How much did they take in?
Margaret didn't know. What did
they do with the money? She
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
Miss ChalfOnt
Returns Home

Miss Margaret Challonl piece
of Lieutenant Fort II Callahan.
USN. in charge at the naval
station who was visiting for
two weeks in Key West as the
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Callahan, has returned to her
home IN cambridge Ga
Miss Chalfont was entertained
extensively by the younger set
while here. and in addition was
guest at a dinner party given IN
her honor on board the Cuban
Cruiser Cuba by Captain Casa
nova
Fishing was one of Miss Chal-
fonts favorItc pastimcs. and her
exploits with rod and reel were
topped by a 30 pound barracuda.
which she landed while trolling
in the Gulf Stream
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
JUDGE ALBURY CLAIMS
RIGHT TO PRESIDE

In the vote fraud trials at
Tampa Al present which Judge
Aibury is presiding m which the
prosecution IS attempting to
prove that officials of Tampa
precincts allowed votes TO be
cast by persons who were not
registered. Albury is upholdlng
hls right to sat ON them ON nlnc
points Of law The defense argued
that Albury order 10 sat was Cd
not signed by the governor %
ended on trial of gamblers Al
bury claims N1 that hc has an
order signed hy inc governor
dated july l3 q that TINS order
bad no expiration date
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
ssSSsssssssLsSo ssssSs
JAPANESE THROW BACK
RUSSIAN TROOPS

AT the foot of disputed Chang
kufcng hIll yesterday Japan
threw back Russia in the biggest
battle wagcd on the disputed
frontier Russia and Japan are
both moving more troops to the
frontier Sunday Russia rejected
Japan's peace terms This column
prophesics that the RAIDS VIII
simmer down after more dIplo-
matte conferences Japan is not
anxious 10 take on Russia at
present
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
WILLIAM ALBURY ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

William Albury. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Albury Of Plantation
Key, who was recently operated
ON for appendicitis IN one Of the
hospitals IN Miami. Is reported to
be rapidly improving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

Miss Virginia Smith. daughter
of Mrs Joshua Smith of Fleming
street, and Miss Mary Louise Van
Horn, student nurses at ProVI-
dcncc Inflrmaly, Washington ID
c. arrived last night for thcT
annual TWO weeks vacation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

Karen Erickson, young farm
cir. ol Edmorc. n d. was re-
Gently made traffic representa-
tive tor Northwest Alrhncs u
NtW York CITY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. B D Trevor and
daughter, Mary, Will leave to-
morrow morning for CLAYTON.
Georgia whore they VIII remain
on vacation until August 30
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
ABOUT WOMEN

Mrs Katherine RawlS Thomp-
son OF Miami Beach. Fla. won
the senior WomCn'S national
swimming and diving champion
ship al the recent meet held IN
Santa Barbara. Calf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

Rachel CrothcrS, nationally
known playwright, has just re-
Cciycd the annual award of the
Thcdtcr Club for The most out
standing play of the season, the
play being Susan ana God
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

Mrs Helen Dcttwcllcr. holder
ol The Maryland State and other
golf championships, Is the FIRST
regular woman baseball an
nounCcr and is taking over an
assignment THAT includes 69 sta
tuns through which cereal
company provides radio reports
of games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
A WIRL OF
The GLOBE

lOpinions expressed in this
column do not necessarily
agree with those of The Citi
Zen).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

Texas has the honor this year
ri being the state from which
The American Mother of 1888"
Was selected. and tribute viii be
paid 10 Mrs Grace Nol CroWell
II Dallas, poet and mother of
three sons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09

The handkerchief queen of
America is Mrs. Florence RoCh-
ester Of Oklahoma. who orig
inally started her business by
making handkcrchiefs for church
and charity baZaaTS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-09
and eVerv minute

ofthc day Chc>tcrhcld's rcfrcshi
mildnc>> and better taste will q
YOU more smoking pleasure.
IN Chcucrfcdy are The hest m2rcdi,
cnt Il cigarette can harc.. mild ripe
homc-erotcr and aromuHc Turkish
fobaccoS and pure cigarette paper.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

BEAUTY SHOP and rooming house, 10
rooms; downtown location; established 4
years; rent S65; income. $3.50 and owners
apartment; shop we'll equipped house
nicely furnished. including washer and
1roner: i'll health compels sacrifice for
~ 300 cash. Met. $50 Monday.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

RESTAURANT. BEER: Northeast location;
near theater; seating 100; dance floor;
estaollShed y years; long lease; low rent;
good. steady business; sacrifice price for
quick sale. Call Lincoln S3SS
Evening star., 1938-06-12
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

GENUINE PA. WHITE ASH COAL: nu
stove. egg. $40: pea, SO; buckvheat. s
binned; good coal and full weights. Adam
679o, any time
Evening star., 1938-06-12

MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract-Large
national organization wants immedia tely
responsible men who can place substantial
down payment to purchase new or good
used truck; longtime contract provided
to pay all expenses and notes, excellent
return on investment; full details on re-
quest BOY o1O-A Star
Evening star., 1938-06-12

BOOMING BOARDING HOUSE: 10th near
furnished; all outside rooms; rent. only
81 125; the best buy on 18th St; offered for
only 81 700 on reasonable terms r. M De
ShaZO llo3 l4th NV Natl 55oO
Evening star., 1938-06-12
POULTRY g. EGGS,

BABY AND STARTED CHICKS, o. s.. Nd.
approved; Barred and w. Rocks. r. /.
turkey poults. Samuel A. Carr, Route i.
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 5-F-12
WANTED TO BUY-Fresh eggs. chickens
Phone Columbia T541-J
Evening star., 1938-06-12

VIRGINIA TOURIST CAMP, 10 ACRES.
modern house. Route IL. Also 4O-acre
farm. Walnut Sl2S-W
Evening star., 1938-06-12
HINES HATCHERY,

Day-old and started chicks. Hatches
every Thursday all summer. B. Rocks, ".
Rocks, r. & Rock Cross. New Hamp., R T.
Reds. Book orders early. Closed on Sunday
Hines Ha tchery, Olney. Md. Ashton 147-W.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

LARGE ROOMING HOUSE, N. H. ave,
near Dupont Circle; 40 rooms go bed
rooms, dining room seats go income
around $1,000: rent, S325; price, 81, 500;
terms. Leta Lister. Adams 9440.
RESTAURANT. well est. beer license; does
$4,000 weekly; closed Sunday; rent
Cheap- BOX l32-R Star
Evening star., 1938-06-12

pOSSs PETS. kTC. y
sC2TTIE PUPS e out Of the best breeds ali
sad ss5 song Carrie H. hsnnsfe xseks seo9ss ss
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES, mos. regis
terSo. Engmaster and Sigourney strain.
Cali during week. 1911 Randolph St NV.
WIRE-HAIREp TERRIER. 3 months old.
Randolph 265S saws
S10-S15, PEKINGESE PUPPIES. blacks;
mouse trained; childIen's pets; alert little
Walnut s032. ' - '''"' w.
sCoTTEs. Persian kittens. sood type
Place nlask PeTsian a male at stud, Cats 70
Ssos.w essFai called Tor and delivered. Walnut
TWO SMALL SPIT1 puppies. over two
months old. W. c. campbell. Glenn Daldf
noj. Tos x 81 ,!sjsi SsSS I'd White
| miles from Chevy Chase.
cANAEIEa. singers S4.5Q: fsmalea. 75n
and 81: love birds. all colors. aii suarsn..
xs5.ma Sras ve a.an.c snd soss sos
BEAUTIFULLY MARKED cocker spaniel
puppies. exceptionally reasonable. 1907
Franklin st. ne. :
sS,dz.r sH1Tz male ale % e,e likes
male and l black female; home raised,
housebroken. registered. 1905 37th st,
NV. Cleveland 09S0.
CHOW PUPPIES unusually good. from
pri5e-winning stock. John Anderson. Glen
CHOW II months. black. male, pedigreed,
show specimen; gentle temper; reasonable
for quick sale. Phone Lincoln 0292-J
KITTENs-t2) beautifully marked, play
III. to give for good home. Ass Calf.
ST. potomac O353-6.
4 CONTINUED on Next Pasel = :.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
BABY CHICKS.

CHICKs-special for 10 days. all breeds.
1905 blood tested, reduced to S7.25 per
hundred. Beachs Hatchery at Norbeck.
Nd. Ashton 116-F-2l. Open Sunday.
BABY CHICKS. state and y s. approved
FEEDS EXCLUSIVELY. Open evenings
until 10 pm; closed Sundays. Capitol
Evening star., 1938-06-12

A REAL GOLD MINE to substantial party
with some capital to lease 6-year-old
Colonial tourist inn with + bedrooms. din
Ing room, kitchen, bath and lavatory on
Rockville I'd. Tearoom finished in knotty
pine, with open fireplace. Large. beautiful
Handicapped grounds with plenty of parking
space. Building replica of Mt Vernon
Must be seen to be appreciated $1,000
Tor business and equipment. Rent, $50
month. WISCONSIN, 800.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

ROOMING HOUSE; sickness compels sale
of this desirable business on Clifton st;
II rooms. > garages; only S775. r. NJ.
DE Shazo. 1l23 18th wv. Natl. 800.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

REAL MONEY MAKERS.
Restaurant air-eonditioned; guarantee
600 day; ten-year lease. Rent. $3.50.
BArgaini
Restaurant: guarantee $175 day; long
lease. Rent. $500 month. Price. S13. 600.
Terms.
Restaurant, corner. with liquor; suaran-
tee $50 day: seven-year lease. Price.
S11 900. Terms.
Restaurant, one Of the best. downtown:
guarantee $500 day: Air-conditioned; price
right; terms: real place.
Parking lot for rent or sale. downtown;
net income. $3.50 month.
Delicatessen. one Of the best in wash
tngton; guarantee 100000 yearly. BAR
gain!
Dine and dance restaurant. $50 seating
capacity; LIQUOR license: doing good busi-
ness. Price. SIC. 1000; $4,000 down.
We have many other paying propositions
IN restaurants. cafetcrias. bars. hotels.
parking lots. beauty shops. LIQUOR groceYy
and drug stores. Be sure TO see US before
making your decision. We sell nothing
put strictly Guaranteed paying business.
Chattle notes purchased for cash.
NICHOLS J. CASTON.
Selling and Financing Business Places.
suite 501. woodward Bldg. Dist. T765.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

GIFT AND GREETING CARD SHOP, good
location, well established: rent reasonable:
priced right, Box 3Y5-A Star
Evening star., 1938-06-12

NURSES-Rooming house. s rms. ami:
easily adaptable pvt: nursing home; reas.;
cash. Box 251-B. Star
Evening star., 1938-06-12

Downtown, NV. eorner-4O rooms. IL
baths, newly furnished. running water and
bldg. and stores; lease Q yrs Price Of
equipment, business and lease, $4,000:
Evening star., 1938-06-12

FOR SALE-Health and beauty studio in
good NV. location, only one OF its kind;
reason for selling. illness in family: any
reasonable offer accepted Box 146-B
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
EROSION CONTROL
WITH CROP CUTS
60: ss a
Excellent Opportunity Pro-
vided Farmers Under
New Regulations

College Station, Raleigh, March ~
An excellent opportunity for North
Carolina farmers to reduce erosion
On their farms at the same time they
are reducing their cotton and tobac-
co acreage is provided under the
marketing quotas of the new farm
bill, State Coordinator e. B. Garrett
points out.
Farmers in the eight erosion con-
troll demonstration areas in the state
are finding that erosion can be most
effectively controlled IL cultivated
fields by retiring the sleeper, more
erosible, and less productive areas to
strips of PERENNIAL hay crops, thus re-
ducing their acreage by eliminating
row crops from portions of the fields
where erosion presents the greatest
problem, he said.
Acreage reduction can also be COM
bined with erosion control by retir-
ing steep and severely eroded areas
to trees and by the development of
permanent pastures, where more
woodland and grazing land are need
ed by the farmer
Eroded and unproductive field bord
ers, especially where cultivated fields
adjoin woodland, afford ideal loca-
lions for strips of perennial plants
and shrubs which will provide food
and cover fer wildlife and control
erosion at the same time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

fractional result.
Fees for election officials are the
reason for this apparently ridiculous
result.
If there were to be statewide Re.
publican primary, every precinct ir
the State would automatically have a
Republican judge. Without such pr
mary polls only in such counties az
have local Republican primaries.
Wherefore there will be Republican
primaries in many counties in which
it is difficult to muster enough G. O.
p. members to man each precinc
with a judge. Because, be it known
these election officials are paid and
no political machine is going to over
look the chance to get some of its
faithful" close enough to the public
trough to do a bit of swilling.
So it can ice safely predicted thai
in most counties the Republicans vii
pick out the cheapest office to run for
and enter candidates enough to max:
the semblance of primary contest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29


the roads asking for higher intrastate
rates, and he also made no secret OF
the fact that he believes they are not
entitled to the same increase as grant
ed by the I. c. G.
He pointed out that by raising rates
on a flat horizontal scale the differen
tial already existing against the South
including North Carolina, had been
made even more obnoxious than be-
fore. because such an increase widen
ed the spread between rates in South
ern and Official territory.
At that time he flatly said that II
the rails asked for higher rates on
North Carolina shipments, this in
creased spread should and would be
taken into consideration. He declared
that such consideration had been
Given previous requests and that the
I. C. c.. has already held such practice
proper.
In other words, where the roads
have asked for 10 per cent increase
such as granted by the I. G. c., they
ara going to get something it's
going to be something less than 10
per cent. North Cardinals Utility
Commission isn't going knowingly to
increase the already terrific differen-
tial against this State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Loyalists Determin-
ed To Hang On
CONTINUED from Page One.)

peal yesterday lcy Government Pre-
mier Juan Negrin, who urged upon
conference of popular front delegates
the need for speeded production of
war materials to meet the insurgent
drive into Catalonia.
The report detailed movements of
hundreds of planes, tanks, trucks, ar
tillery pieces, loads of ammunition
motor boats and other equipment and
of aviators, technicians and experts,
which the defense ministry service re-
ported had been sent to General
Franco by Germany and Italy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
INTERNATIONAL BRIGADES
ARE ASSISTING TOVAJIS


Hendaye, France, March 29-(AP'
international brigades of the Span
ish government army moved to the
front today to check the insurgen
sweep into Catalonia.
The foreign fighters for the repub-
lie v-,,,,' $50 A',c trenches on the east
ern bank OF the Cinca river to rein
force Spanish troops in their des
perate stand to hold the rich north
eastern corner of Spain.
The insurgents, driving into this
largest remaining sector of govern
ment territory were massed on tn
west bank of the river along 60-naile
central front.
The government charged great num-
lers of Italian and government troops
planes and other aid to support the
insurgent offensive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

7 saw was the revolution from demo-
cracfes' into totalitariaf1l or autfio-is
tartan governments, or to some degrees
of dictatorship" he said.
'"The. second outstanding fact is ar
mament. The next factor is the fun.
damental degeneration in the econo
mic situation in Europe, at least il.
government finances and barriers to
trade. Outside of one or two Balkan
states there is not a balanced budget
in Europe"
Some one asked if he thought the..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

and nearly half of the freighters that
ply the northern route, and were
caught in the ice last autumn, are EEK
posed to imminent danger"
The resolution attributed plumbers
to the inactive and conceited attitude
of the Sea Route Administrator. Thu
revelation obviously was prompted by
the plight of three ice-breakers con
voying ships which have been drift
ing toward the polar basin in the last
five months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

heavy rains.
Louisiana storms swept natn :.
about a mile along the .Jonas m Oh
highway, demolishing two homes ', nle
damaging several others, then ho,,,
ed away over Turtle Lake. q Srn 'lI,
body of water. Hanson Curse 90 'a'l
his sons, Johnnie, Is, and Cliffora "'u
were crushed to death when 49,:
home collapsed. ''e'r
The Arkansas victims were Cho,,
Barnett and Billy Davis, 'eS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Announcement In Week Is
Promised In London Report
tcont:nued from Page one.o

ign policy declaration of last Thurs
dav was attacked and defended.
The archbishop added lis position
prevented his belonging to any party
but he regarded ''the policy OF tn:
government as declared by the prime
minister, to be the wisest course which
the country may follow"
Chamberlain refused "a prior guar
antee" to aid Czechoslovakia against
German aggression, but warned Ger
manv a central European war might
pull in other nations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

the Sea Route Administration for IN
perilous position Of Soviet ice-brealg
ers, and ships drifting helplessly il,
the Arctic ce
The resolution found the work of
the North Sea ROuta in 1887 ''unsatis.
factory" and called for a detailed re
port by April Is.
The specific criticism dealt with the
fact almost the entire ice-breaker fleet
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

Adolf Hitler appears surprisingly
ungrateful UP to press time he has
not thanked Versailles treaty makers
1t was they-not he-who made Aus
tria so helpless she could not with
stand invasion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

ways had favored reorganization Of
departments.
Then he turned to his Europea 4
conclusions.
"The first and outstanding change
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Only Local Races
For Republicans

(Continued from paRe CCe-l
the legislature-in counties where tbs
total minority party vote in the gen
eral election is so small as to be hare
to divide by two without giving {
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
HENDERSON, IN c. DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY, MARCHES 1888

would be a general war in three or
four years. and Hoover said he sa n
mo immediate prospect of war"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Opposition To
Soviets Again Seen

tContinne5 from Page Ono \
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Immediate. War In,
Europe Not Likely,
Is Hoover Opinion

CONTINUED from Page one.1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29

last night.
Both the Louisiana and Arkansas
windstorms were accompanied by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Rate Differential
To Be Considered

Continued Yrom -see 0ne.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-29
Five Dead. Is In
/ jured In Tornado

tContlnued from Page ooe.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-25
Council Continues Work
Of Scanning Tax Roll
/ ak Collector Assessor
Pinder Informs Council
As To Amount OF Fixed
Valuations

r. 70. O-..-.., 80, ..o.;,1
session last night. with City Aud
iiof ~nailes hoDeIIS aCiih9 IN me
,z,.o;,y - clork dino ~ tho III.
ness Of Clerk Wallace PInder.
'
purpose ri continuing the work
~ .,.r,,,o o.. t., r,u to.tbc
. ~ ....... ...........
'l Ieal estate ana personal prop
'flt
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APPROVES FUND
FOR FORT WORK

WASHINGTON. Aug. rs
President Roosevelt has ap
proved the expenditure Of
S28.l84 10 build d superIn
tendenf's quarters and wafer
system. and 10 demohsh the
coal dock and construct
moai at Fort Jefferson Ma
iional Monument.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-25

Despondent over his physical
condition. having been in poor
health FOR some tirae. and griev-
ing over the death of a son, Jose
Manuel Sanchez. Manuel Sanchez.
operator Of the cafe known as
the Red House on Petronia
street. shot himself through the
head tins morning and expired
almost Instantly.
AT the cafe where the suicide
wa, committed were tlco cm
ployo>. Joaquin Osouo and An
tonic Valdez, also Milton Saun
dcr- 4 coIored man Il vas SAID
that Mn Sanchez lett the place
of hueuc. walked a block to the
home IF a brother. and after cH
changing q few words with HIM
returned t. the cafe, walked INTO
It back room and hot himself
Tho weapon used was an old
s1A shooter revolver Of the obso
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-25
viii Be Advised
In Short Time Whether
Any OF Offers Are To Be
Accepted

lem were received al me special
r,,o.,;,o - tho bos,d If county
commissioners held last night for
The special purpose Of receiving
ia. i. ,-o ..o..oi.
Present vcre Commissioner
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-25

Key West, Florida, has the
most eQuable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IL Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-25

WEATHER H-REA