davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-01-24
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
(rnr{irnaA

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished. Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SINGLE MAN wants room and board in
private family vicinity Tech High School.
Box 4O5-H Star. 26*
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APARTMENTS UkFuRkIsHED.

APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.
(Continued)
Ready for Occupancy Feb. /.
NEW, MODERN APIS,
Corner 29th and o SITS. Sc.
(Half Block North Of Pa. Ave)
$3.50.
Two, spacious rooms. large square ktch-
en- and dinette combined. latest bathroom
flxtures, shower. Bryant gas heater,
line AM, schools: Open for Inspection
CHARLES REALTY CO.,
416 9th St. NV. North 1885.
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
10th ST. APT.-LOW RENT.
Moasin a%s kT aD bd srTs RMs srsE KIT t.a. sSz
18th st.. near Columbia I'd. Adams ans os47. jii;;.
1NTOWN-1-R., K. APT, $35.
p,x9s M9aern 1sl seyator M apt bds conysnent.
1864 COL sRD. NV.
MODERN KITCHENS AND BATHS.
1i2G Vt. Ave NV. Natl. eoao.
$42.50, The Coolidge, S42.5O.
800 Wis. ave. NV lge rms kit,
tile bath: Frigldalre on house current: Apt
403: S42.50 Ring janitor's bell.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
DON CARLOS APARTMENTS.
POOR o ST NV.
Just South Dupont Circle.
4 rooms and bath ---- $50. 90
8 rooms and bath $500
Elevator. Refrigeration, Janitor.
HOWenStein Realty Corp,
NJ
9l7 LONGFELLOW ST. NV. NO. 2.
Q rooms. kit. and bath; heat, hot
water. gas and light furnished S47.50
4o5l GRANT ST. NE, No. I.
3 rooms t2 bedrooms. kit. dinette,
bath; large yard: gas heat S375O
1920 SHERWOOD ST. NE. NO. 3.
2 rooms. kit, bath and screened
4425 14th ST NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S4S5O
Refg. on House Current. See Janitor
s504 10th ST. NE
2 rooms. kit. dinette.- bath SAT so
Refrigeration on House Current.
See Resident Manager.
EDW. M. WILLIS,
Investment Bldg. National 141a.
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THE WESTMTNSTER

1907 18th st. nw.-Warm, comfortable
rooms near bath: singles. 81 .5O-S6: lovely
'front.' rooms. twin beds, running water, SO;
others. s.: showers. elevator
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

TWO NICELY FURN L.H.K. ROOMS:
neat. gas. light included; near bus; j
mlle from city yeas. Call Clarendon l0es.
SSL;ARENDON. SI;Aa 2311 NORTH FAIRFAX
dTlVe-LiVlng room. bedroom. kitchen
Slnette bath, all private partly furnished
S4o' couple only. Walnut a5Ss-J,
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED BFb-LIVING ROOM. On
Two rooms kitchenette. ami: Bethesda
or Chevy Chase district: private entrenca
essential: S35 mo- Box 21l-H, Star. 25S
ROOMS AND KrTCHENETTE. AROUND
S,5U' near cars and bus; settled oouple.
GENTLEMAN, WANTS ONE FURNfSHE6
Conn. ave. line. S35. Box lOs-H. star.
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THE MAURY.

IOl 10Th st. n.w.-1OO ideal sleeping rms.
each with running water: inner.coil-spring
mattresses; convenient to bath and show
ers; hotel service; single rooms Sc so week
up: double rooms from SO per room UP.
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TWO BEDROOMS. LIV. ROOM KIT.
bath free refrjgeratIon: parking space;
$50. Call res. mgr. Geo. 5949. the Bor-
deaux fa2l Georgia ave NV
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5000 I3th ST. NW.-OVERLOOKING
PARK. new cor apis. :, !s. rms. foyer. kit
dlnette. bath. S55 and $50 80. lg rm
kit. dinette bath. $500. Close to trans
DOrtatiOD. See res mgr
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ATTRACTIVE BROOM AND BATH APT.
in apt. bldg; First floor: private entrance
and " porches: automatic heat and hot
water: rent. S;i5. Open. 3il6 35th St,
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IRVING APIS. 605 NORTH IRVING ST,
Clarendon. Va.-l-room bachelor apart
: ! mPQt: ted
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CENTER AND NORTH CATHEDRAL MAN
s!onS, 3000-3lou Conn. ave. NV. opposite
200 entrance-Very large rooms remark
80. 80 and 1000; 3 rms. kit. and bath
800 and Ss1.50 all electricity free
in each hulldinp -.
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"13 ST. NE.-TWO ROOMS AND
Kitchen. semi-bath; references required
Evening star., 1938-01-24

30lo WYOMING AVE N.W-Larse md
hoor room, twin beds. with porch: at
tractivey furnished; Inlm. phone; avail
Evening star., 1938-01-24

BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN APT. 4 ROOMS.
Kt bath. SO. 1l09 10th st. NV Apt
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NEW APT. 1881 ST NE. ,S3sO0 TO
81 :5o-Lving room. bedroom. dinette.
Kitchen, bath. porch; ideal community;
sign j JORDAN Ok
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DOWNTOWN. 1857 K ST. NW.-BACH-
elor apt; rooms. bath Frisidaire. S55.
Call res. mgr. on premises. Natl. 1894.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH: GAS. ELEC..
Frigidaire: parking space; So 80. Call
res. mgr. on premises. Georgia 5a3a. THE
BORDEAUX. 692l Georgia ave. NV
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$37.50-Brook ookland-$37.5O
The Kearney. 1920 18th st. NE Ige.
rms. lge kit, tile BATH shower: Frigidaire
on house. current: rent. $3.50 per month.
Ring ianifors hell
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NNJAL.
BUY QUALITY-NOT PRICE.
Three Star Virginia hard egg. $3.50;
2,240 lbs: delivered to your. bin. Free
AIRPORT FuE1. JACKSON eoes. "a.
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GORDON HOTEL. 91s 10th st.-on beau
tlful 10th st, location. desirable and con-
venlent; well.heated rooms single $3.50
70 $500: double rooms with running water.
$500 to 81 so weekly: double rooms with
bath twin beds. S15 weekly: 24-hour ele-
yator and switchboard service
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313 Seaton place n.e-S55. .00-Iivir
room. dining room. 3 bedrooms. kitche
and bath incloSed porches.
1904 K CAFRITZ Dist Q0s0
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ROOMS FUR. e uNEuR
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

FURNISHED BED-LIVING ROOM COM
oined IN new Arlington home New. attrac
tive furniture: unlim. phone. Breakfast
optional: near bus. Single, $50; double.
$50. Call Walnut 9353-J.
CHEVY CHASE. Kirke St. D. C.-Buses;
pvt. nome: ! or rms. unlim. phone, sleep
porch: Sl5. S25 Wise 3hSS
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- 1880 GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. 3l-Room
n with private entrance: unlimited phone;
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

EMPLOYED WOMAN wants clean light
not over SIS mo-: ref Box 4O9-H Star
Evening star., 1938-01-24

1222-3O-4O Queen st. NE rooms,
kitchen, dinette, with bath. shower. auto
matte gas heat hardwood floors, screened
No. l M st. s.w. Line. 4sOS. Ewes, Adams
Evening star., 1938-01-24

ll43 N. II AVE. N.W.-Furnished room
Tor men: good heat. hot water.
l3l" CONN. AVE-Doubles: clean light,
to 50
Evening star., 1938-01-24

1910 CHURCH ST. N.W.-Extra large,
twin beds: clean. well heated adjoining
bath: walking distance; S15 each.
NEAR SHOREHAM AND WARDMAN
PARK-Very desirable large rm. with pri-
va'e shower suitable for or y gentlemen;
private home. Adams 63S4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
new ORDINANCE
CITING TRAFFIC
FLEMING STREET CHANGED
TO TWo.WAY THOROUGH
FARE THROUGHOUT

Publishing by title in this issue
of The Citizen Ordinance Number
35l, council series, city council
makes an important change in the
amendment to vehicular traffic.
The former ordinance provided
that Fleming street. between
Whitehead and Simonton streets,
shall be a one-way street with
traffic running in westerly di-
rection only, and parking permit
ted on both sides of the street..
This is being substituted by the
following:
Fleming street shall be a two
way street throughout its entire
length and parking allowed on
both sides. provided, however,
that parking between Simonton
and Whitehead streets, on the
southeasterly side of Fleming
street, shall be allowed for not
more than Is minutes. and there
shall be no parking in Prospect
Lane. sagHf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
Key West College Boys And
Girls Arrive Over Weekend

morning for the same destination.
They will attend the wedding of
George Allen Warren to Miss
Sarah Helen Smith in that city,
June II, after which Leonor, Bill
ly and DR.. and Mrs. Warren will
return to Key West.
Miss Rose Appel, junior, will
arrive June 2 from Florida State
College. Miss Kathryn Lowe,
junior, win remain for another
session of summer school. Miss
Josephine James, freshman, will
visit Miss Alice Lester in Jack
sonville for two weeks, after
which. Mrs. Thomas James will
stravel to Jacksonville and with a
younger daughter 60 TO Ports
mouth, N. H. Miss Anne Ken
nedy has met her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Kennedy, who are
on vacation, travelling in the
South.
Ignacio Carbonell will 60 from
Gainesville to Savannah, Georgia,
to enter an R.O.T.C. camp in that
city. He will return to the city
June 20 for a vacation Of a week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
SCHULSINCER
RETURNS HERE

M. M. Schulsinger. president of
the Representative Trading Cor
poration. of New York, and Mi
chael Kelly. member of the cor
poration, arrived in Key West to-
day for the purpose Of taking up
proposition to establish a bust
ness in the city.
MIR. Schulsinger is a former resi-
dent of Key West, but this is his
first visit here in 10 years. His
visit is being made pleasant by
the number of old friends who
are glad to meet him again after
such a long absence. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
NCLINCS LEFT
OVER HIGHWAY
VISITORS HERE FOR SIX
MONTHS ARE ENRoUTE
TO NEW YORK

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ingling, who
were visitors in Key West for the
past six months and expressed
themselves as being delighted
with their stay, left over the high
way this morning for New York.
Arriving at the metropolis they
will visit for a while with a
daughter and then go to West
Yellowstone. Montana, to spend
the summer. and when the cold
weather arrives will come back
for another winter in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
Fourteen Building Permits /,
! Issued During Past Week

gia street. Owner, Mrs. Ada Hen
son: cost, $500.
Repairs to interior of dwelling
at 1920 Petronia street. Owner,
A. Carey; cost, SIS.
Remodel building on FitZpat-
rick street. Owner, j. B. Browne
Estate; cost, $500.
General repairs at 40 Angela
street. Owner, B. c. Moreno; cost,
$3.50.
Repairs to roof and porch, and
paint GIG Whitehead street. Own
er, Horacio Nunez; cost, $3.50.
Repair to roof and cistern top
at 824 Whitehead street. Owner,
j. c. Gardner; cost, 500.
Repairs to sills and floors, 1119
South street. Owner, Mrs. Mamie
Adams; cost, $50.
Repairs to porch and sills on
Eaton street. Owner, Manuel
Sanchez; cost, $225.
Repairs to roof at 712 South
street. Owner, E. X. Wilson; cost,
$3.50.
Repairs to roof at AIS Francis
street Owner. Frank Lones;
cost, 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
MRS. M. AGUERO
DIED YESTERDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED THIS AFT
ERNooN

Mrs. Matilda Aguero. Is, native
Of Camaguey, Cuba, died yesier-
day. after q long illness, at the
home of her niece, Mrs. H. c. Loe.
$40 Catherine street.
Funeral services viii DC held at
S o'clock this afternoon from tn
chapel OF the Lopez Funeral
Home. Rev. A. {. Msnreau. S. II.
of ST. Mary's Star st the Sea Cath.
ole church. win otficiate.
Mrs. Aguero came to Key West
IN 1896 and has lived here ever
since. She IS survived ~ two
brothers, Augusta Aguero. Of Key
West. and Fldel Aguero. Of Be
jueal. Cuba, besides several nieces
and nephews.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
drummer Plan Validated
In Circuit Court Today
Requires City Officials
Signatures; New Bonds
Ready For Distribution
Late In June

drummer Bond Refunding plan
was validated this morning at 10
o'clock in Circuit Court, Eleventh
judicial District, before Judge
Arthur Gomez, who affixed his
signature to the validating decree.
It was the final step in author
izing the bond refunding plan.
All that remains before the hold
ers of city bonds may secure the
new bonds in their place is that
various members of the city's gov
erning body sign the new bonds,
which are to be printed shortly.
dated Jan. /, 1888. and that they
be deposited in the First National
Bank of Chicago.
j. Lancelot Lester, drummer
attorney. said to The Citizen to-
day that he believed the way
would be clear by the latter part
of June for holders of old bonds
to secure the new bonds.
There is a provision in the plan
to allow the city to call in any
bonds either atefaee or market
value. The bonds will be due in
1878. Until 1913 there win be q
two percent interest demanded
until 1858 there will be three per
cent demanded; until 1868, four
percent; after 1868, until the
bonds are redeemed, five percent
interest will be charged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31

Total repairs and building per-
+mits issued during the week just
ending number IA. Building In
spector Harry M. Bakers records
show that the expenditures for
the month make a total of $751;
235.
Activities for the past week are
principally one for construction of
a machine shop on Simonton
street. The owner is Mitchell
White and the cost will be APP
proxnmately $1,000.
Another building activity will
be joining two houses, one at SCI
and another at 523 United street,
into complete building to be
used as an apartment house. The
buildings are owned by Jose Val
DEE and the cost will be about S.
900.
Other permits issued are for:
Screen porch at Alb William
street. Owner, A. E. Sharpley:
cost, $500.
Repairs at 1903 Won Pfister
street. Owner, Will Roberts; cost,
$50.
Repairs to interior at $40 Geor-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
SPANISH WAR
VETS AUyILIARH
PLANS MEETING
TO coMpnETE MUSTER AND
INSTALLATIONS At sEssIoN
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Owing to the fact that May "a
was election day and also several
churches were having special pro-
grams of evening, Della Neal, of
Daytona Beach, Department
President of Florida, Aux. u. S.
w. ", was unable to complete
the organization on that date, and
has appointed Rella NJ. Hall, of
Des MoineS, Iowa, Past Depart
ment President of Department of
Iowa, Aux. u. S. w. w., and also
Past National Chaplain to act AS
MASTERING and Installing Officer
on Wednesday afternoon, June i,
at 4 O'Clock, at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Ketehum, 816 Eaton street,
it Is announced.
The balance of the officers will
be elected and the following ross
ter of charter members will be
completed:
Mrs. Faye Higgs (Aux. Pres),
Mrs. Rose Peat (Chaplain), Mes
DANES Jennie Ketchum, Lucy
GoShorn, Lilly Graham, Alice
Scheurer, Lille Weaver, Jose
phine James, Flora Michael, Anna
Richards (Sr. Vice Pres.), Lille
Michael Secretary.
Misses Anna Corcoran, Nellie
Russell, Louise Ketchum, Jessie
Michael, Gwendolyn James, Anna
James.
The following officers are to
be elected: Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Patriotic Instructor, His
torian, Conductor Asst Con-
ductor, Guard and Asst. Guard.
The president will appoint a
Treasurer, Reporter and Must
clan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31

Large groups of college boys
and girls arrived in the city over
the weekend, many of them trav-
cling the Overseas Highway, aft
er completing their course of in
struction in colleges over the
country
From Florida State College for
Women came Miss Mary Sulli-
van, junior. She will vacation
here for two weeks and then visit
in Massachusetts, for the remain
der of the summer. Miss Cynthia
Pearlman, sophomore, arrived
Saturday. Miss Alice Parks,
senior, sarrived Saturday. ard
Miss Cleo Kemp, sophomore, the
same day. Miss Fac Adams ar
rived Thursday. Miss Edna Rob-
erts, Saturday.
Paul Sawyer, junior at the Uni
versity of Florida, came in Sun
day. Other u. Of r. boys arriv-
ing were: Hilary Albury, fresh
man, who came by bus Saturday;
Jeff Knight, freshman, who also
arrived Saturday: Ed Woodson,
sophomore, who arrived Sunday;
Sidney Aronovitz, freshman, who
came in Saturday. Buddy Berko-
witt, sophomore, arriving Satur-
day. Jack Hayes, freshman den
tai student at Loyola University,
New Orleans, La, arrived Satur-
day.
Miss Betty Moreno arrived with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. B. C.,
Moreno. from the Pennsylvania
Museum of Industrial Art in Phil
adelphia. last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Demeritt,
Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Renetio of Atlanta Southern Col
lege. Atlanta, Georgia, will be in
the. latter part of the week. MIR.
Demeritt will be accompanied by
members of his family. Mr..
Renedo and Mr.. Demeritt gradu-
ated this year. Lance Lester.
freshman medical student at Tu-
lane University. and Ignatius
Lester. freshman pre-Iaw. will ar
rive in two weeks.
Miss Ruth Rose Galley viii
graduate from Mary Baldwin
College. Staunton. Virginia, in
two weeks. Miss Marie Thomp-
son will not arrive in Key West
until June 20. She viii travel
from Trinity College, Washington.
d. C., to New Rochelle. where she
win visit with her mother. Mrs.
Norberg Thompson's father, w.
Trageser.
Miss Isconor Warren will jour
ney 90 Fort Lauderdale after COM
plotting her final examinations at
Smith College. Northampton,
Massachusetts, Billy Warren. who
graduated yesterday at the Univ.
Of Florida. viii also 20 there, and
DR.. and Mrs. Warren left this
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
LOCAL, TORTUCAS,
VIRGINIA COLOR
SNAPSHOTS SHOWN
Mr.. AND MRS. HENRY BREW
Err ENTERTAIN CAMERA
CLUB; COMMITTEES FOR
EXHIBITION APPOINTED
tBy L. p. A. Jr.)

Excellent pictures of Key West
homes and flora, of massive red
bricked Fort Jefferson, and of
colonial Williamsburg, Virginia,
were shown members of the
Camera Club last night by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brewer at their
residence.
The shots were stiIl taken on
celluloid film and projected on
screen. In the city, the pictures
were of the little white and gray
cottages built partly on the colo
NAL model partly on the stout
Bahaman and New England fish
ing village architecture. The
beautiful coloring Of bougain-
villea, and tulip tree. emphasized
the simple but effective lines OF
the architecture. n spray OF
bougainvilIea in Miss Mollle
Parker's gardens was an out
standing shot, clear. delicate.
and yet with the massed beauty
of the purple bloom. Red seemed
to be the most effective color
caught in the film. The green of
leaves appeared in an unnatural
shade of black and yellow. but
the green and blue of the waters
of Key West were marvelously
life-like. Quaint fishing boat
scenes were outstanding in the
collection. One in particular,
with q tier of commercial fishers,
another tier of sport fishermen,
and a third tier of ocean liners
was very effective. The delicate
grace of palm fonds were clearly
caught.
The architecture and colors Of
the bricked Fort jefferson were
very good. The white beaches.
deep blue waters. and birds IN
motion were excellent. A lighter
colored film was used for the
Williamsburg photos and caught
the caImness of the historic, re-
constructed colonial churches.
meeting halls. and gardens.
Seascapes Of the tracery Of
coconut cluster the flats Of the
beaches, and the islands In the
glimmering moonlight were ex-
hibised by the members. Sew
eral excellent cloud formations.
some OF the better taken at
dusk, showed excellent compost
ton.
Alex Brun exhibited an excel
lentIy wrought camera Of fine de-
sign he had constructed in his
spare time.
Plans for The Jnly - ezhil5-
tion at the Art Center were dis
cussed ard nlemhers urged %
submit their photos as soon as
possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
new COMMANDER
OF LEGION UNIT
WIDELY KNOWN
WILLIAM 7. CONFER. WHO
WAS RECENTLY ELECTED.
HAS MANY YEARS OF SERv-
ICE IN ORGANIZATION
fspeclnI ID The flaiEenl

JACKSONVILLE. May 3i
William 7. Conner. of Orlando.
who was unanimously elected De-
partmcnt Commander of the Flor
ida Department of the American
Legion in the closing minutes of
the state convention, climaxed his
election with years of service to
the legion.
Returning from service in
France with the u. S. Marine
Corps he joined Argonne Post No.
/ in Atlanta, where he served in
the ranks. Moving to Hollywood,
Florida, in 1924 he helped to or
ganize and served as Adiutant of
the Post there. Since residing in
Orlando he has actively served as
Post Commander, as member of
the Post Executive committee, the
state executive committee, dele
gate to many conventions and as
state chairman OF the Boy Scout
committee.
Educated in the schools of At
lanta, he attended Marist College,
Tech High School, mad entered
the Marines from the Georgia
School of Technology An honor
graduate Of the.. Infantry School
at Fort Bennings Georgia, he has
always been vitality interested in
military and veterans affairs, and
helped TO reorganize the Georgia
National Guard, serving as Cap
tain of Company d, l22nd. Infan-
Try.
lie is widely known throughout
the state Of Florida being in the
municipal bond business. associat-
ed with the firm Of wilkins, Rog-
ers and Mckee, Inc, of Orlando.
Conner is ably qualified to head
the various activities 70 the Lee
gion in its program for civic bet
terment. He states that his many
detectives for the Legion will be:
the rehabilitation and care of the
disabled veteran; the care of the
orphans and widows of the vet
GRAMS, the safeguarding Of the
principles OF AmericaniSm for the
youth Of Florida through the me-
dunn Of the schools. the Boy
Scouts. and the Sons Of the Le-
gion. and the dsacR Shner@
through contact and phblieits. Cd
operative effort between the Le-
gion and the Civic and Fraternal
organizations III the state.
In addition TO MS Legion mem
bership. comer has the distinc-
ton Of beng member Of the
sons Of the American Legion. He
has also been most active in the
Forty and Eight, IS the honor so
ciely of the Legion IS called. hav-
lng held office as correspondent.
ehesninot. grand ehemlnct. grand
chef de gare. and cheminos ma
tional
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
MISS ANN Golfer
DIED LAST NIGHT

Miss Ann Cotter, So. died 8
o'clock last night in the home,
Ais United street. The body has
been placed in the Lopez Funeral
Home TO be prepared for ship
ment TO the home in Tuscaloosa.
Alabama.
Two sisters. Mrs. Kathleen
Gross. Of New York City. and
Miss Rose Cotter. Of Tuscaloosa.
who were here attending Miss
Ann cotter during her illness,
will 60 to Miami To receive the
body when il arrives and accom-
pany il To Tuscaloosa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31

COMMITTEE THANKS
MEMORIAL GROUPS

Gratitude and thanks for the
cooperation of the various organi-
xasions ard indiytanals, respond
ing to The request Of fse Mate
carnbe Memorial Committee in
the Memorial services held in Key
West yesterday. was expressed To-
day.
II ~as regretted that there waa
~ interruption in the szrvices
caused b. the irclement weather
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
ISSUES FOURTEEN
MARRIAGE PERMITS

There were Ia marriage liceny.
es issued during the month Of
May from the office Of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord, but one
of which was issued during the
week just past.
This issue was made on May q.
ard permitted the wedding Of
Mario Bruno Rios ard Miss Car
men Perez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
COMMODITY OFFICE
IN new LOCATION

The HpA Commodity Office
and Distributing Depot. which has
been operated Tor some time a.
the e0rner n Sinonton and An
geIa streets. has been naoved to
she cnrner q Southland and White
head. according 20 announcement
made b. c. =. Reeio. supervisor
~ activities Of u1is department.
Thzs announcement, states Or.
Reeio. i Tor the pssTpnse q notify
srg al certified relief clients q
the change IS Ioeasi1E.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-31
MAKES HUSBAND PAY

CHICAGO. - William BuchoIz
q this city testified Ia his divorces
suit that his wife charged him -
cents fer breakfast. 50 cents for
dinner. $50 . week for laundry.
IS cents . night for = led. and
penny Tor = toolhplek.