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n YEVER have jacket fashions been
M smarter and prettier! And the
" two here shown are most in
demand-the basic dress with
q bolero. that feels and looks more
finished and well-dressed for summer
street wear, and the sports ensemble
with a jacket to wear when you don't
want to sun tan or when the sea breeze
Is too brisk.
This ensemble IS really honey!
Notice how the topper. snug fitting
over the diaphragm. gathers over the
bust. The slacks, with a fitted yoke,
are designed to make you look very
slim and feminine. They button on
both sides and are correctly wide and
noppy around your feet. The bolero
Is waist length, square cut and jaunty,
with dattering wide revers and sleeves
puf1ed high at the shoulders. Make
up this ensemble in denim, jersey, duck
or gabardine, with bright topper Of
gingham or percale. And make up an
extra bolero like this, in pique or
sharkskin. to wear with your evening
cottons.
Very short boleros like this are aw-
fully smart. See how cleverly 1t &C.
centuates, as well as reveals the Slim
ming gathers at the waistline which
give real princess slimness. The
neckline and sleeves of the dress are
plain; the bolero has a roll collar and
little cuffs.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1923 IS
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designed for sizes IL, IA, Is, 1S and 20.
Corresponding bust measurements 80,
32 "a, SO and 38. Size IA (32) requires
37s yards of 35-inch material for bo-
lero and slacks; "a yard for the topper.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1478-B is
designed for sizes IA. Is, 18, 20: 40 and
AZ. Corresponding bust measurements
80. "a, So, 38, 40 and AZ. Size 16 (34
requires 37s yards of 39-inch material
for the dress; 1as yards for the bolero.
Send IS cents for the Barbara Bell
Summer Fashion Pattern Book. Make
yourself attractive, practical and be-
coming clothes selecting designs from
the Barbara Bell well-planned, easy.
to-make patterns.
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OF Washington, was married Sunday,
July 3. to Mr.. Guy Carlton Jones Of
Arlington, Va, on the 49th anniver-
sary Of her mothers wedding. The
ceremony was performed at the close
Of the morning service in st. Patrick's
Protestant Episcopal Church in Fox
hall Village by the Rev. F. E. War
ren. rector.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. George Wardlaw, an intimate
friend Of the family.
Mrs. Carroll Robb provided the
solos for the occasion.
A smoke marquisette and lace gown
over ashes of roses was chosen by
the bride for her wedding dress, and
she wore matching accessories and
carried white satin bound prayer
book. Her corsage was OF orchids
and valley lilies.
A reception at the home Of the
brides mother followed the ceremony.
On leaving for their wedding trip the
bride wore travelling costume Of
powder and navy blue.
The bride Is graduate of Teachers
College. Albany, N. Y, and is a
teacher in Washington. Mr.. Jones
is senior financial accountant ex-
aminer Of the Interior Department
and was graduated from Cleveland
Business School, Cleveland.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
John G.. Wilson. formerly of Mont.
rose. Pa: Mrs. Vincent Meakin, Pasa-
dena, Calf: Mr.. and Mrs. Carey L.
Meredith and Miss Roberta Healy Of
Annapolis, Mrs. William H. Dell and
Mr.. William Ceghey Of Baltimore.
After August Is Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will be at home at 1893 Thirty-first
street, GEORGETOWN.
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OsterhauS. returned this week to theil
home in Chicago. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. H. O. Esterly and hel
son and grandson. Mr.. H. w. Esterly
and Dean Kay Esterly, also of Chicago
who made the trip East with them.
During their visit several parties
were given in their honor, among them
dinner party Monday evening, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent B. Phelan OF
Franklin Park as hosts. and Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Osterhaus
entertained at a buffet supper for the
Chicago visitors.
Mrs. Gabrielson and Dauxhtery
10 Go to Summer Cottage.
Mrs. Ira N. Gabrielson Of Lyon VII
lage. with her daughters, the Misses
June. Iris, Jean and Gail Gabrielson,
Will leave the latter part OF the week
Tor their summer cottage at Bluesea.
near Ottawa. Canada, where they
will be for the remainder Of the sum-
mer. They will be joined later by Mr..
Gabrielson.
Miss June Gabrielson. who was
graduated last month from Upsala
College. East Orange, N. j., with high
honors. is at Charlottesville, Va, at
tending the 18th annual session Of
the Institute of Public Affairs, having
been awarded scholarship from Up
sala College to the institute.
The Misses Florence, Lois and Leila
George, Miss Betty Brayton and Miss
Gladys Bamforth, all Of Arlington,
motored yesterday to Virginia Beach.
where they will spend q week at the
Wilson House.
Mrs. James F. Hayes, with her son,
Mr.. James Hayes. and daughter. Miss
Ruth Hayes, are again at their home,
in Ballston. following several days
visit In Montoursville, Pa, as the
guests Of Mrs. Hayes parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Turk.
Mrs. r. ]. McFall and her daugh-
ter, Miss Peggy McFall. have gone to
Ithaca. N. Y, to join another daugh-
ter. Miss Alice McFall, who is a stu
dent at Cornell University, doing spe-
cial work there this summer. Mrs.
McFall and her daughters will occupy
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Strahan while in Ithaca and Mr.. and
Mrs. Strahan are staying at the Nc
Fall home. In Livingstone Heights,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mccoy Of
South Eads street, Aurora Hills, have
as house guest Miss Jody Empey Of
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dietrich Of Au-
rora Hills have gone to Akron, Ohio,
to visit Mr.. Dietrich's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. p. Dietrich. Miss Zula
Dietrich Is spending q week at Colo
nial Beach with her sorority sisters,
members Of Alpha Beta Chi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Segar Of Lyon
Park, who have taken q house for
the summer at Mclean. Va, were
hosts at picnic supper Monday after
noon for . group Of Lyon Park resi-
dents.
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Miss Marquette Dunbar Weds
Mr.. Guy Carlton Jones.
AFISS MARGUERITE MARY DUN.
BAR, daughter Of Mrs. Harry
T. Dunbar and the late DR.. Dunbar
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length veil and she carried bouquet
Of white gladiol.
Miss Marian Myers, sister of the
bride, was the only attendant and
she wore blue mousseline de sole
dress made like that of the bride but
without train. She wore q match
ing horsehair hat and carried gladioli
shading from salmon pink to deep red
Mr.. j. Stewart Martin of Annapolis,
Nd, was the best man and the ushers
were Mr.. P. S. Phelps Of Hyde Park,
Mr.. Jason Knapp of Elmira, N. Y;
Mr.. Richard Mayo and Mr.. Joseph
Bailey Of Washington.
After wedding trip to the Adiron-
dack Mountains, the couple will make
their home in Cincinnati, where Mr..
Martin is research chemist.
The bride was graduated from Ithaca
High School in 1881, and from the
College of Home Economics at Cornell
In 1885, where she was affiliated with
P1 Beta Phi Social Sorority. She also
belongs to Phi Kappa Phi and Omi-
cron Nu, honorary fraternities. In
1885, she received her masters degree
from Iowa State College at Ames,
Iowa, and since that time has been
employed in the home economics de-
partment of Proctor & Gamble Co.
at 1vorydale, Ohio.
Mr.. Martin was graduated from
Iowa State College in 1890.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
we're the Rev. and Mrs. Martin, parents
OF the bridegroom; Miss Arlene and
Miss Esther Martin, Mr. Lloyd Martin,
all OF Torkio, Mo-: Mrs. Florence L,
Myers. Mrs. Bertha L. Huffman and
Miss Ruth L. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. P. S
Phelps Of Hyde Park, Mr.. and Mrs,
Jason Knapp Of Elmira, Mr.. Richard
Mayo, Mr.. Joseph Bailey and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Hill of WASHINGTON: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Stewart Martin of An
napoIs. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Hafer
OF Boyertown, Pa. and Mrs. c. W.
Knause Of Allentown, Pa.
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Miss Marie Harlow Wed
To Mr.. Raymond ConArd.

THE wedding Of Miss Marie Perry
Harlow and Mr.. Raymond Foss
Conard of Atlanta took place June 18
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william Kilgour Harlow, in
College Park.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. L. J. Fealy and was followed
by . reception In the garden.
The bride was attended by Mrs
Harwood Read Of College Park and
Mrs. John Cavanaugh of Washing
ton, and the bridegroom had for his
best man Mr.. John L French of
Atlanta.
The bride and bridegroom are grad
yates of Drexel Institute of Technol-
ogy and the bride Is . member of Delta
Sigma Epsilon and Phi Delta Gamma.
After . wedding trip in New Eng
land they will make their home in
Atlanta.
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Mr.. Elmo Joseph Ceconi, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Ceconi Of Tampa, Fla.
The wedding took place at St. Paurs
Catholic Church. and was performed
by the Rev. Edmund ]. Fontaine.
The church was decorated with
cymbodium ferns, palms and Easter
lilies.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Stratford Bros
sard, and wore traditional white satin,
made on princess lines with court
train. Her tulle veil was fingertip
length. Her necklace, q gift Of the
bridegroom, was family heirloom, a
string Of pearls. rubies and diamonds,
which was once part Of the collection
Of Napoleon. Her bouquet was OF
white roses and valley lilies.
Her only attendant was her sister,
Miss Lorraine Theresa Brossard of
Salt Lake City. She wore Alice blue
marquisette with insets Of lace, a
matching poke bonnet and carried a
colonial bouquet Of delphinium, roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. Philip ]. Ceconi Of Tampa was
the best man. and ushers were Mr..
Mario ]. Ceconi, Mr.. Vingant Ives,
both Of Tampa, and Mr.. John A.
LOTUS, and Mr.. Charles L. Borda OF
Washington.
A reception at the Admiral Club
followed the ceremony. The brides
mother wore gown Of black Chan
tilly lace with black picture hat
and corsage Of pink roses.
On their departure TO Montreal and
Quebec. the bride wore . brown pleated
sheer chiffon, with q striped jacket
and with white accessories.
The bride attended the University
Of Utah, and Mr. Ceconi was graduated
from the University OF Detroit and
attended Georgetown University law
school.
Mr.. Ceconi's grandfather, Philip
Becari, Is . knight Of st. Gregory,
and Mr.. CeooM is q great grand
nephew of Pope Leo Kill
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n YEVER have jacket fashions been
M smarter and prettier! And the
" two here shown are most in
= dena and-fhe basic dress wit b
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Midsummer Weddings:
Miss Myers Is Bride
Marries Mr.. Wilfred S. Martin.
Miss Eleene Register and
Mr.. J. F. Cremen, Jr., Wed.

brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Eunice Collier was the maid Of
honor, wearing . blue marquisette
dress, with . rose bonnet and lace
mitts to match, and she carried
Colonial bouquet.
The bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn
June Brumback, Miss Frances Hop
kins, Miss Louise DeIAwder and Miss
Charlotte Ann Dickenson of Front
Royal, Va. They wore rose mar
quisette dresses, with blue bonnets
and mitts to match, and carried Colo
nial bouquets.
June Ellen Collier, niece Of the
bride, was the flower girl and she wore
dress Of peach net made ankle
length, and she carried q small Colo
NAL bouquet.
Mr.. Bashford Bishop was the best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Harri-
man Chenoweth, Mr.. John Armen-
trout, Mr.. Harold Brumback and Mr.,
Leland Despair.
A reception followed the ceremony,
when the couple were assisted by their
respective mothers, Mrs. Collier,
mother, Of the bride, wearing q gown
of flowered chiffon, with black lace
hat and an orchid corsage, and the
bridegroom's mother wore periwinkle-
blue lace with white accessories and
an orchid corsage. The house was
decorated with summer flowers, palms
and ferns. Later Mr. Collier and his
bride left for wedding trip, the bride
wearing navy blue and white suit
with navy blue accessories.
The bride attended the University
Of Maryland and is now q student
at George Washington University.
The bridegroom Is q graduate of
Southeastern University, where he
received his B. c. S. degree.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
PLANS BASKET PICNIC
All-Day Event Will Be Held at
Marshall Hall July 30,
Altar Steamer Trip.

Holy Trinity Church, In Georgetown.
will revive = popular feature Of old
times in the parish on July 20, when
an alI-day basket picnic will be held at
MArshAll Hall.
Tho trip will be made by steamer
from the Seventh Street Wharf, and
An athletic program has been arranged
for both sexes and all ages.
John r. jenkins is chairman Of ar
rangements and Edward Henderson
assistant chairman.
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Arlington County Visitor
Entertained at Parties
Mrs. Miles H. Mann, Jr., Is Guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. w. c.. Welburn.
Mr.. Earl T Grain Sails.

RS MILES H. MANN Jr, with her daughters
nn
w. in
Friday Mrs. Mann the Cynthia
Washington bridge
Mann shared with Miss Pikn
attractive
her vacation with the county.
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Ceconi- -BroasArd Wedding
OF Interest Here.
MISS RAE BERNICE BRO6sARD.
~- daughter Of Mrs. Walter Z. Mad
olson Of Salt Lake city, Utah, was
married Saturday morning. July Z, to
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Miss Anne Fearn0w Bride
OF Mr.. Elmer d. Jones.

VI mr.. Elmer u. Jones.
THE Trinity Methodist Church OF
Mount Airy, Nd, was decorated
with ferns and cut flowers for the
wedding Of Miss Anne Virginia Fear
now to Mr. Elmer Dudley Jones Satur-
day, July 2. The Rev. M. L. Fear
now, who Is the brides father, per-
formed the ceremony. During the
wedding ceremony Mrs. Percy Legge
Of Washington, D. c., college friend
OF the bride, played several selections
and also accompanied Mrs. w. j. Long
OF Jefferson. Md, a college roommate
Of the bride, who was the soloist.
Mr.. A. c. Fearnow, brother of the
bride, gave his sister in marriage.
Miss Fearnow wore a white travelling
suit with navy and pink accessories
and corsage Of sweetheart roses.
Miss Louise Fearnow, the sister of
the bride and her only attendant,
wore blue suit with pink and white
accessories and a corsage Of Prona
roses and gyppphelia.
The bridegroom, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones of Irwin,
Pa, had as best man, Mr.. j. J. Lang
Of Washington. Mr.. r. E. Jones, the
bridegroom's brother, and Mr.. o. c.
Morris, brother-in-law Of the bride,
were ushers.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents followed the ceremony.
A color scheme Of blue, white and
pink was carried out in the flower
decorations. Among the many out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and H. r. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Jones, Mr..
William Jones, Miss Margaret Jones
and the bridegroom's parents from
Irwin, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fear
now and Miss Barbara Abbs came
from Chicago to attend the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for . short
Northern trip before returning to
their new homo In Bethesda.
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c. OF c. TO ELECT
Meeting Is Called Tuesday in
Fairfax Courthouse.

The Fairfax County (Va) Chamber
Of Commerce will meet at 8 pm. Tues
day at the Fairfax Courthouse to elect
new directors. The directors In turn
will elect ofncers for the coming year.
Mrs. Florence Jodzies, secretary, will
submit her annual report and the
group will discuss proposed policies for
the year ending June 80, 1899.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Schumm. Sarah Schumm, William
F. Tredway. Floyd B. Tredway,
Alma S. Tredway. ]. Marus. Bes-
son w. Booth. Patty W. Booth.
Frances Stern. Ruth Davisson,
Benildes Remond. Edw. Leon
Pastor. Antonio Martinez, Frank
Caraballo. Dorothy CarabaIlo.
William Gibson.
The vessel also carried on her
manifest Is tons Of freight, one
automobile. and three sacks Of
mail for Key West; l6o tons Of
freight and 81 sacks of mall for
Tampa
The Cuba sailed s o'clock with
the following bookings from Key
West. J. G. L4atimer, Mrs. Ernest
MereS Walter Price, Jeanne
Flack. J. A Philips, Mrs. r Har-
vey. D. II. Lewis Mrs. Lewis. Dan
Lewis Jr- ". II. McNulfy. ~
oiiphant. ]. AUer. Mrs. Agyer.
Howard Agyer. Calvin Agyer,
Ray AUer. Wm- Santana. and a
number Of second cabin bookings.
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Initial Traffic Over New
Section Of Highway Was
Inaugurated This Morning
Expresses Appreciation
OF COurtesies Extended

Mayor Willard II. AIbury IS in
receipt of a letter from Bobby
Lupton. manager OF Reliable Mes
sengers Inc, Detroit. Mich. one
of the aviators who made the
flight to Key West and then to
Havana, on December z. His let
ter is one of appreciation for the
courtesies extended, and also Of
the grandeur of the trip over the
Keys and Key West. The letter
follows:
Dear Mr.. Mayor and Wife:
First on behalf of myself, Pilot
No. 34628. and of all the other
pilots who accompanied the Ha-
vana Air Tour by way of your
beautiful Key West, we wish to
express our gratitude and thanks
for your wonderful welcome, for
your delicious coffee and dough-
nuts, and for your supply of gaso-
line. We are also aware of the
delay from Monday TO Tuesday
on account Of weather conditions.
and we appreciate your assistance
given on both days.
We also believe your wife de-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
COMPILE REPORT
ON CONSTRUCTION
tspeeIaI ID T.he cltlzrn.

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. L.
Florida building construction fig
ures for 80 municipalities during
November totaIed $2,s19. COS .05 as
compared with $4.141 SIG for
1886. according to report reIeas-
ed by the Florida State Chamber
of Commerce.
This makes the total for the
first IL months Of 1897 amount to
SCI ,Iz3, $50 as compared with S46,-
925.3l5 for all IL months of the
previous year. the compilation
showed.
Leaders for November were:
Miami. s799. $40; jacksonville.
$508. 376 and Miami Beach, $685.
91s.
Other cities whose permits were
IN excess of 500. 900 were:
s St Petersburg, $182, 995; Fl.
Lauderdale, sl43. 1876; Daytona
Beach. sl11.9S5. and Palm Beach,
$103. 395.
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RotarianS Hold Enjoyable
Luncheon Meeting Thursday


Visiting Rotarians and guests
shared in the good fellowship at
the Rotary Club Thursday and in
the hilarity which greeted the
skit. Three Wise Men With
the announcement that two
charming young ladies would also
be in the cast. Lee Pierce had lit
tie difficulty in enIisting the aid
of Joe Tolle. Allan B. CIeare and
Joe Valdez. who went into il
blindIy as star performers. And
were their faces red? II IS pre-
sumed that Lee carries ample life
insurance.
Visiting Rotarians were Col
George E. Brown. Miami Beach.
Fla; DR.. E. B. Alexander. Dun
can, Okla, and Odes 7. Pogue,
ST Petersburg, Fla.
DR.. William R. Warren present
ed as his guests, Jim Larche. Of
Gainesville, Fla. and William r.
Warren. Jr-: Hugh Williams intro
duced Guy Carleton Of Guilford.
Conn; Joe Valdez had as his
guest. Capt S. p Vandiviere. and
Roy Lade presented E. J. Facktel
who win take over The manage
ment of the local Gas Company.
and inherit the vast stock Of good
viii that Rotarisn Lsde has built
up.
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Steamer Cuba Arrives
With 245 Passengers

Steamship Cuba. which arrived
from Havana yesterday afternoon,
brought as passengers. OF this
number there were 20 first cabin
and six second cabin passengers
for Key West: IS first cabins for
ST. Petersburg. and i54 first and
two second cabin passengers for
Tampa.
Key West arrivals: Manuel
Alfonso cordero, George GIetseu,
MARI Mckee, John Hahendahl.
Herbert A. Gellert. Raymond Gel
lert. Walter Dant. Richard Dant
Rya Titus Ella Titus Jeanne Tt
rs. Eleanor Coon. Owen Coon.
Louise Coon. Harry Coon, Owen
Coon. Jr.. Colonel J. Farley. Ma
teel Farley. Gene Farley. Pedro
DIVA. Martin Clymon. Jose san
cher. Matilda Sanchez Carlos
Sanchez. Kenneth Matthews
Mary r. Fisher. Joseph Fisher.
James c. Witler. Willie T. Duncan.
Matte +. Duncan. Herman
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serves an equal share q thankz
! trust you yin bear win me II
my effort 70 contact yuu even
though ] have lost your addrezs
I believe where there Is = w
there IS 2 way. ] have heard sne
Of the boys say. since the z1p
they were sorry they did MT hsEe
time TO give the people e kEg
West a little air zhoW. CT ~ iea<i
take a few Of those carinE - 81.
for ride ever the Keys an
sure they viii agree VIII ne
when ! say there IS No Eran6er
sight than Key West from the Ar.
She sits like q large emerald ~
the blue surrounding water Nut
being . writer ] cannot dezcrzte
il justly, but 70 ne II Is tke
grandesf sight IN America
Il look forward 10 my next w.
il 70 Key West. and ] stlould b.
very happy 70 hear from yuu ur
your wife II the near future Aisc
! am taking tins opporlunify of
wishing You and Al the peurle 81
Key West Success. Hzppinezz
Prosperity and Bez Wzha
throughout the New Year
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SAWYER FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW

Funeral services fur Ed~'zr1 a.
Sawyer. whD dird IhuFalsy reI
u 10 o'riock. IN - 40 .
o'ciock tnnorrDw afierrpez fruu
the Prfichsard Fzneraz Hws
chapel Rev. 5oc ToiIn. - Fr1
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TIE dersaza waa . merEr
frnn heart trunhle ana zlaauEA -
wax tnatsended when - die4 3
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hold . corrnern wE. m1 Cwn-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01
FORMER RESIDENTS
RETURN ON VISIT

Among the former Key wesserx
who are spending the season in
Key West after an absence Of
years are Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin
Knowles. and sons. Frank and
Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Nor
I'm and son. J. Z. Morton. IT.
They arrived b. car few days
aso from Tampa. and are enjoy.
ing pleasant stay with members
q The families and meeting old
friends whom they had not seen
Ia years.
Both Alr. Morton and Mr.
Knowles expressed surprise Al
the many changes which have
taken place since they left. and
feel that al ere for the better
They were II TIE aquarium this
morning. and enjoyed seeing the
wonderful collection OF Esh and
other specimens Of marine LIE in
the tanks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-01

Steve SinElefon introdu =
sail boat enthusiast from Eurk
Pierce. Eugene WilIianzx. no sid
briefly of the healthy Erpmr1h rf
the Fort Pierce Yacht Clut lr<u1
small beginnings ard held ont a.
inviting prospect 1or Key MeE
wher 4 should uusIify IS 3 usn-
Der m the East Coan TacttlrR
Clubs Association. Mr. Wz1izur<
talk gave the prDspect e . Key
WeSt Yacht Club = healthy honsa
Lieutenant John FsixIe aadrez
ed the club on the sahierz uE ~
curing 3 zlu1n clearance urr5zrl
for Key West and drew q grnrtir
picture q conditions and pz&
biIfties Al the Close - hs 1aiE
President Charles Tayl1r sppazllI
ed q conIEuittee cunzislnE -
Hugh Williams. cfa1rznan Ew
William r Wares and ~ ~ .
merit 20 sct IL conjunrtgn Vith
, COMMITTEES from fiae Cisarns.az
q Commerce 10 endeaEcT ~ -
cure for Key West Erarl wszlrn
would replace many Bor1nAE1
si1acixs with rraodern huuses arsc
apartments 1znoer z1ch aelz0zz
that the tenants nf these inprurrs
dwellings waui1 he the aanN EAaN1
As are those noW erazuHE -
hardshipS az fnadeQua4e ana an
sanitary housing
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Winter Concerts At
Bayview Park Viii
Open Next Thursday
DRUMMOND IS
now IMPROVING
WAS SET UPON AND Beaten
UP AND ROBBED ON
TAMEAMI TRAIL

Information received from Mi
ami today IS to the effect that
Gavin Drummond. of Miami, who
was set upon and beaten and
robbed by three men while on the
Tamiani Trail. Thursday night, IS
pronounced as recuperating from
his experience. and is in no dan
ger. unless blood poisoning de-
veIops.
Mr.. Drummond, who is we'll
known to Key Westers, Mrs.
Drummond being the former Miss
Vera Knowles of this city, is a
salesman for a large meat pack
ing house, and was calling on the
trade. and was driving along the
Trail when he was held up by
three men.
Without any warning he was
seized by the throat by one OF the
attackers, another held him by
the waist, while third beIabored
him with some sort of an instru-
ment, causing Inconsistencies.
He was relieved of sum said to
be about 500. and left on the
road.
Later in the morning he was
found by passers on the road,
taken to hospital. in Miami, and
Robert Knowles. brother of Mrs.
DrNmmond, advised Of his condl-
ton.
He had received five gashes in
the scalp. several of which had
to be stitched, but is now expect
ed to continue to recover. unless
coznplscafions set IN. e Is said