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Classes To Be
Continued Here

e. r
Miss Lora NJ. Llock, supervisor
of recreation projects when in
Key West the early part of this
week, had many requests for the
continuance of classes in dancing
and music. which are being given
by Mrs. Anne Livingston and
Miss Christine Calico, in Key
West.
Yesterday a telegram was re-
ceiyed by the recreation depart
ment advising that due to the
many requests, and the delightful
reception which had been accord
cd the specialists Mrs. Livingstone
and Miss Calico, their stay in the
city has been extended and they
viii be enabled to continue their
splendid work for another week.
The schedule Of their activities
viii include folk dances and COM
munity singing for Adult Social
Recreation at the Stone Church
annex. They have also agreed to
lend their efforts to the Rotary
Club Ministries.
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WILLIAM LITTLE
ADDRESSES CLUB

Continued from PAGE Onel
held on March p al the Casa Ms-
rina at 7:z5 O'Clock, President
Charles Taylor said ANNOUNCE
ment of the benefit concert at
the Casa Marina Monday at nine
p. m for the Community Clinic
was also made.
Officers from the u S. S. Som
ers. new destroyer visiting here,
were present They were Com
mander E ]. Maher, Lieut. Com
mander r. z Lambert, Lieuten-
ant d. H. Smith, Lieut. Roy
Thompson. Lieut.. Henry Koonce,
Lieut. Neal Curtin, Lieut. c. A.
johnson, Ensign r B McLauEh-
lin. Other guests were W. P.
Woods, David G. Gin, ". r
Fleck and Pr. Reichelderfer.
Visiting Rotarians were Earl
DeNeon of Miami. Andy Evers Of
Melrose, Massachusetts,, Robert
N. Jennings of New Castle. In
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Announce Receipts
From Cabaret

It was announced from the Of
fees of Mayor Willard NJ Al
bury this morning that a net pro-
fit of Sl00.92 was cleared on the
Night In Havana" Cabaret CIV
en- by the City of Key West to
secure funds for playground
equipment at Bayview Park.
The equipment win be purchas-
ed as soon as possible Mayor Al
bury said and installed. II has
been badly needed for some time.
he stated.
$9l.78 was spent for Al cos
TUNES and accessories for four of
the costumes. These costumes
which include rhumba, Mexican
and Argentinian outfits, viii be
held by the City and used for
other municipal entertainments
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MINSTREL SHOW
BY ROTARY CLUB

Headlining social events next
week viii be the Rotary Club of
Key Vests Minstrel Show to be
given in the High School audi
torium on Friday evening. March
18th. Proceeds of the show will
be turned over to the Community
Chest Fund to be used for charity
purposes
Following publicity viii tell of
the various acts being planned for
the high amusement of those
planning to attend. Reservations
may be made at the Chamber of
Commerce. San Carlos Book
Store, Casa Marina. Key West
Drug Company. Gardner's
Pharmacy for reserved seats.
General admission tickets may be
purchased from Rotary members
and at the door the night of the
performance.
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S O CIAL 2ams
ACTIVITIES Mu1
Junior Won1nn's Club Holds
Delightful Social Meeting

Hawks, and Mrs. NJ. r. Scam
mons.
Members in attendance were.
Misses Martha CarboneIl, Ada
Rodriguez, Betty Rae Russell. So
lita Cobo, Alicia Armayor, Vir-
ginia Perez, Wilma Alfonso,
Juanita Mayg, Margaret Dexter,
Edith Moffat, There's Sullivan,
LeIanette Roberts Dor othy
Steadman, Marguerite Hernandez.
Carmen McBeth, Leota Grillion,
Louise Ketchum, Marjorie
Gwynn, Louisa Delaney. Laurette
Thompson, Dorothy johnson and
Florrie Ketchings.
Mesdames James K. Brady,
Dumont Huddleston, Joseph Lo-
PEI. Arthur Sheppard, Jr., E L
Patterson, Emory Harris, Robert
Thompson. Raymond Curry, Mer-
riIl Roberts, Orlando Caraballo,
Berlin Knowles, Grace Gutierrez
and Alice Mitchell
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Raul's Club

Something different viii be
featured at RauI's Club on Roose-
welt boulevard tomorrow evening,
Saturday. A floor show viii be
presented in connection with the
weekly dance - headlined on
which which viii be some gen.
uine Cuban Rhumba dancing and
some side features of Tap and
Tango dancing.
John Pritchard's famous Orches-
ira will be on the stage again.
Additional entertainment scledul-
ed bids fair to make this club the
favorite rendezvous Of Key West
ers and visitors tomorrow night
The advertisement on page one
gives further details.
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Miss Nellie Louise Russell and
Miss Susan LaKin entertained at
a delightful social meeting yes
terday afternoon for the Junior
Woman's Club. The affair was
held on the veranda of the Public
Library.
During the afternoon refresh
ments were served buffet style
from a daintily arranged and at
tractively decorated table.
A briskly moving and interest
ing round of card playing was en-
joyed, and announcement of the
winners was made, the high score
being made by Mrs. James K.
Brady and the consolation by
Mrs. Orlando Caraballo.
Guests attending the social
hour were: Misses Ollie Belle
Bedside, Geraldine Knowles,
Norma Diaz. Kathryn johnson,
Virginia McCIanahan, Louise
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then easteriy on Caroline street to
Ann street then northerly on Ann
street to point midway between
Caroline and Greene streets then
easterly along q line midway be-
tween Caroline and Greene
streets to Elizabeth then souther-
/ " along Elizabeth to the rear of
the properties facing the south
side of Caroline street to Grin
nell, along Grinnen northerly TO
the waterfront
Another section starts on Flem-
ing street at a point approximate
" midway between Francis and
GrinneH extending westerly
along Fleming and including
those properties facing the north
and south sides of Fleming to a
point midway between GrinnelI
and Margaret,
A third section begins on Flem-
ing street al Elizabeth~extends
westerly along fleminz fsfreef
and Includes thos I propa ties fac
ing street to Banana street.
A fourth section is on White
head street including all four cor
ners of the intersection of Elem
ing and Whitehead streets ex-
tending southerly on Whitehead
street to Southland street and in
Guiding all four corners of the in
tersection of Southland and White
head streets. bounded on the west
by a line midway between White
head and Thomas streets on the
east by Business "a" District.
A fifth section is on Division
street bounded on the west by
Business "a" District, which ex-
tends along Duval street, and in
Guiding all four corners of the
intersektion of Simonton and d
vision streets and bounded on l.
East w hGS4QCAf@4o4 nd OlSdtlA-
A sixth section is on Division
street from Packer street extend
ing easterly and including those
properties facing the north and
south Of Division street to point
beyond Watson street bounded by
Business "A" District.
A seventh section is on Flagler
street beginning at Josephine
street extending easterly and in
Guiding those properties facing
the north and south sides on Flag
Ter to Third street
An eighth section is a small
section along Roosevelt Boulevard
at the intersection of the Over
sea Highway with the Boulevard
Industrial "a District
A small area in the vicinity of
the present pineapple factory.
Residential b District
Includes all the rest of the
property Within the city limits
not described in the foregoing
sections. II is over half the area
OF the city.
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Pena,s,Garden

Jimmy Loss is still with us~-
and he headlines another glorious
night of dancing tomoFFowq night
at Pena's Garden Kot Roses His
music that pleaSeS4VsiH be pre-
sented b what is expected to be
an overflow crowd at this favor
tie might spot" on Thomas street
Advance notice tells of special
entertainment being arranged at
this club and a good time will no
doubt be voted the dance by
those who plan to attend. See ad-
vertiSement on page one
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At this famous Bar on Duval
street at Greene-as per the adj
vertisement on page one-there
viii be presented tomorrow ev-
ening-The one and only =
Rhumba Dancer" Doubling
ssThomases" are invited TO come
over" and see for themselves
This outstanding feature is pre-
sented as a part of the usual Sat-
urday night program of dancing
presided over by George Dean
and his Rhythm Boys There is no
admission charge to this famous
Bar at any time and visitors to
Key West are especially urged to
get acquainted with night life in
this city at this establishment
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MAKE MAP OF
COMING AREAS


Continued from Page One)
government properties and water
front on the east
Residence &C" Districts
Bounded on the west by the
Fort Taylor reservation and the
government properties along
Julia Street then on the South
along Terry street or an extern
sion of it on the east and along
the rear of the properties facing
Angela street then westerly to the
Naval Station properties.
Another area is bounded by
the cemetery on the east to the
intersection of Windsor Lane and
Division street thence along d.
vision to William, thence along
Williams to the properties facing
Simonton street from Pierce to
Angela then along Angela and in
GLIDING the properties facing
Windsor Lane then south to the
cemetery.
A third area extends along the
rear of the properties facing the
south side of Division street
southerly along the rear of the
properties facing Simonton street
to Louisa street then proceeding
along Louisa street and its extern
sion easterly along rear of prop
critics facing Catherine street to
the rear of the properties facing
White street then northerly along
the rear of the property facing
White street to the rear of the
properties facing Division street
then westerly along rear of the
properties facing Division street
to the starting point.
Business n" Districts
This district Is composed Of
three sections. The first begIns
on Fleming street at a point ap-
proximateIy midway between
Margaret and GrinneIl including
those properties facing on both
sides of Fleming and extending
westerly to Elizabeth
A second section is OF. Duval
including the properties facing
either side of Duval street from
Eaton to Division, including all
four corners at the intersection of
Division and Duval streets and
including those properties both
east and west of Duval street to
points midway between Duval
and Simonton and Duval and
Whitehead.
A third section is on White
street and includes those proper
ties facing east and west sides of
White street from Duncan TO Di-
vision inclusive of all four cor
ners at the intersection of Divis-
ion and White streets then wes-
terly along Division and including
those properties facing north and
south on Division street to
point near Watson street. r
Business -B% Districts
These districts are eight in
number. me first section runs
north along the waterfront from
the intersection of Caroline and
GrinneII streets to the U. S.
Lighthouse property bounded on
the west by the u. S. Navy yard
to Eaton street, then along Eaton
street to Emma street then along
Emma to a point midway be
tween Southland and Angela
streets then to Whitehead street,
along Whitehead to Greene street
then easterly along Greene street
to New street then southerly on
New street to Caroline street
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ENTERTAINMENT
Habana-Madrid

Don't fail to make your reser-
vatiOns for tomorrow night. Il is
the Breakfast Dance" long look
ed forward to-toW entirely diff
ferent floor shows viii be pre-
sented by the -Al Professional
Habana-Madrid Artists The
smart club of Key West, where
the moon shines on la tropica
beauty spot in a true Latin at
mosphere- Dancing viii start at
ten O'Clock and the first floor
show presentation at midnight. A
fifty-cent cover charge viii start
at 1920 with a Rally" show at
$50. Dancing until six o'clock
when breakfast viii be served
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VioIinist WIN
CiUe Concert

Elizabeth sortwelI. viOlinist. Of
Boston, sponsored by the Key
West Musical Guild, viii present
an invitationaI benefit concert for
the Monroe County Community
Clinic Monday evening at nine at
the Casa Marina
Miss Sortwell is well known
over the country. is an excellent
fechnician, and has deep feeling
in her music.
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Peter Hernandez
On Visit Here

Peter L. Hernandez. uncle of
Mrs. Raymond johnson. 331 Du-
val street. and father of Miss
Marguerite Hernandez. secretary
to G F. Widmyer. is visiting in
this city at the home of his niece.
This il Mr.. Hernandez first
visit to Key West in 80 years. He
is enjoying the renewal of old
friendships and finds many
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RELIEF ASSN. TO
HOLD MEETING

Annual election of directors for
the Grief Relief Association viii
be held on Tuesday, March Is, at
the Association Office, 821 Thorn
as street, according to order of
the president, George Baxter
F. A johnson, secretary OF the
order. advises all financial men,
bers to be present at this session.
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Social Calendar
SUNDAY
Concert. Hospitality Band 400
p. NJ. South Beach


p. NJ. South Beach.
MONDAY
! Weekly Meeting, Boys Fellow
ship Club $50. Fleming
Street Church Parsonage.
Meeting, Musical Guild. 8 P. NJ
Oversee Hotel Salon.
Concert by Elizabeth Sortwell,
Violinist, Boston, for benefit
of Monroe County commun-
ity Clinic. Sponsored by Key
West Musical Guild 9 P. NJ
Casa Marina Salon.
Meeting, Florida Temple Num-
Der One, Ladies of the Golden
Eagle. Golden Eagle Hall
TUESDAY
Weekly Dinner of Stone Church
Service Club. 6 p. NJ Church
Annex.
THURSDAY
Concert. Key West Hospitality
Band. 8 P. NJ Bayview
Park.
Rotary Luncheon 12:15 P NJ
a. St. PauPs Church Annex
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Kcb0ret Practice
Tomorrow

There win be a Riddles Kom-
munity sing and practice for the
next Kiddie Kabaret at Bayview
Park tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock.
All members of the Bayview
Music Club. and all children in
the city who are interested in
this style of entertainment are
earnestly urged to be present.
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Florida Temple To
Hold Meeting

Meeting "a FLORIDA Temple. No.
l, Ladies of the Golden Eagle,
will hold lis regular meeting on
Monday. evening. March IA. in
Golden Eagle Hall, according to
Mrs. Annie Richards, Noble
Templar.
A full attendance of the men,
bership is expected to attend this
session as business of. Importance
viii be conducted.
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PERSONAL MENTION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Charles Ebberts of Province
town. r. /. who was visiting in
Key West for several weeks, left
over the highway this morning
for Miami and other points in the
state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Cayetanq Camus. who is max
ing his home in AsheviIIe, ". C,
arrived in the city yesterday and
viii visit his son. Fernando. and
other relatives for a while. and
meet his many friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

S. c. Singleton. secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce. who
left several days ago for Miami in
company with Lieutenant Com
mander H. P. Curley, U.SN., re-
tired is expected to return over
the highway this evening
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Mrs. Cotton Parks and Mrs. J.
B. Symonette left over the high
way this morning for Miami for
visit with relatives and
friends and will be gone for sew
eral days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Queen Victoria once travelled on
a train at more than 100 miles an
hour, a London engineer revealed
in a recent speech. He said the
speed was kept secret so the pub
lie would not become alarmed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Attorney T. E Price. of Jack
sonville, who arrived yesterday
on one of his frequent visits to
Key West. viii leave this
afternoon on the late ferry for
Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

NJ. Adelman. business man Of
Miami. who was in the city for a
viiSf with several of the custom
ers. left on the bus this morning
for No Name Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

The hero of Longfellow's ~Hia-
watha" was 10th century Mo
hawk Indian chief, though ne
appears in the poem as an Algon-
quian.
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Is hereby given that the Annual
Election Of Directors for the Grief
Relieve Association VIII be held
on Tuesday. March Is at the As
ISOLATION Office, 921 Thomas
Street. All Financial Members
are requested to be present By
order of your President. George
Baxter.
+. A JOHNSON.
mar. ll-3tx- Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

changes in the city. He feels con-
fident that they are all for the i'm
provement and betterment of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

General Frank Andrews.
u.SA-. chief Of general headqusr-
tiers at Langley Field. and Mrs.
Andrews who were visiting IN
the city during the week. viii
leave on the Steamship cuba
tbs evening for Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Cleveland Han. who vas spend
Ing a few days with his family,
left this morning on the bus for
Hog Key TO join his vessel and
leave on the continuation of his
sponging trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Biggers tells Roosevelt that the
recession is passing; reports more
idle census data.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

terday afternoon. and report {
very enjoyable trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Mrs. Mccurdy Mora. who was
visiting briefly with relatives
and friends. left on the morning
bus for Miami -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

III ADRIAN OSweeney who had
Seen spending a weeks business
VISIT IN Miami. returned to the
city last evening over the high
way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Mrs Edith Karsnitz and Mrs.
Martha MaeMullett. sister and
niece. respectively. of Mrs. KEEL
sey Curry. who were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Curry for several weeks,
left on the morning bus for their
home in Philadelphia. Another
sister Of Mrs. Curry. Mrs. Amelia
Parker. of Parkerstown. N. J.. is
spending vacation in Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Sheriff K. o. Thompson. cosin-
y Commissioner Braxt6n B. war
zen, and Deputy Leroy Torres.
who lefts Sunday for . visit 10
points on the Keys and Miami.
returned over the highway YES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-11

Frank Swartz, who was spend
ing a while in Key West enjoy
ing the fishing and other sttrac-
tons. left by bus thls morning
for Miami and win there entrain
for his home in New YORK. AZ
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mar. Il-stx
Evening star., 1938-09-07
HORSE SHOW UNIT
ELECTS JOHNSON
Assistant Secretary of War
Succeeds Grayson as
Vice President.

Assistant Secretary Of War Louis A.
johnson has been elected vice presi-
dent Of the Inter- American Horse
Show Association. Commissioner Mel
win G. Hazen, president, announced
yesterday after a meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Mr.. johnson will take
the ONCE left vacant by the death Of
the late Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
Other oficers Of the association In
clude Maj. Gen. Leon B. KRONER, re-
Gently retired chief Of cavalry, and
Maj. Henry Leonard, U. s. M. c., vice
presidents; Thomas P. Morgan, jr.,
secretary-treasurer: Robert Cottrell,
H. Rozier Dulaney. jr.; Fenton M.
Fadeley, jr.: G. Marshall Finnan, John
o. Gheen and Lacy Shaw, members Of
the Executive Committee, in addition
to the officers.
Arthur Maui of New York, Who has
managed the spring meet Of the WASH
ington Horse Show Association for the
last two years, will manager the Amer
ican Horse Show to be held at the
Meadowbrook Show Grounds in Rock
Greek Park October 1923.
Plans have been completed for the
spectacular outdoor meet. with three
teams competing In the international
team jumping events-the army teams
OF Chile Mexico and the United States.
The Chilean team, captained by Capt.
Eduardo Yanez, arrived in New York
yesterday and will train at Governor 5
Island before coming to Washington.
The United States team will arrive
from Fort Robinson. Nebr.. September
IS and the Mexican team sails on
September l8.
Evening star., 1938-09-07

Md. Funeral services were held at
Laurel.
A native Of Prince Georges County,
Nd. Mr.. Brashears had been q resi-
dent Of this city about IS years. He
was engaged in the contracting busi-
ness until retiring about IS years ago.
He had built many private residences
Evening star., 1938-09-07

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary
Amery Brashears; two sons, John
Wesley Brashears, jr., . photographic
engineer Of the Geological Survey, and
Maurice L. Brashears. also of this
city: > daughter, Mrs. Walter A. Trey,
Takoma Park, D. c., and three grand
children,
Evening star., 1938-09-07
Blind Accountant to Wed.

Blind for many years. Herbert Quin.
q chartered accountant Of Belfast,
Northern Ireland, is to marry Miss
Irene Smith, who as his secretary. has
been his eyes" reading for him the
documents and figures relating to his
work,
Evening star., 1938-09-07
Cigarette Shortage in China.

Unwilling to pile up large stocks Of
cigarettes during the present damp
season and unable to secure sufncient
railway freight cars to move theS
to consuming districts, cigarette manu-
facturers In China have cut down the
supply, and 4 shortage Is threatened.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR J. w. BRASHEARS

John Wesley Brashears, IS, retired
building contractor. who died Monday
night at his home, 2404 Twenty second
street Me-, was buried today at Laurel
Evening star., 1938-09-07
Scout Fund Enriched.

Lady Baden-Powell has given s,l3l
pennies to the Scout fund in England.
a penny a day for all the years she
has been connected with the move
nAnf
Evening star., 1938-09-07
"Sew Forths"

NEW f0rfhS that you time and make result
Helpful Cutting Bood carefully marked make pattern odusmen
Aconvenent smooth cutting surface bed
table where you IN dress we'll half made" ~
All the Newest Poerns from Vogue Bueck Pictorial HOLLYWOOD
and Simplicity heredesien help you your snoes
figure most And the Fall fashion books await you
Ws Pinkns Shears tedious hours for you cut
shears estont edee cutting seeming hall
h;ek,.-D,.+.d '4s' Chromium $50