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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-14

Chicago az INSTRUMENTATION
ts-4l vs. Fette li-T1
Pittsburgh az New York-Bau-
ers a. vs. Csssleuzan Ga.
Cincinnati az EiFu0klyn- Davis
f1-3l og Scfsotf gI-2l wx Prexnell
gs-51.
ST. LSsGis ~ psalladelpfia Hen
saam GIL vs. S&eveN tI-ig
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Seriously involved

THE amount Of Roddy Struts
l check. which he had in his
hands almost as soon as Nettie de-
poSited 1t. startled him.
Five thousand dollars, he
thought as he picked up his paint
cans outside. meant that Roddy
wasn't just trying to keep his name
out of this affair. Il meant that
Roddy was seriously involved.
Roddy had no reputation for OPEN
handedness. Il had take, q court
battle to make him pay for smash
ing up Bill Porter's car in thar
accident the year bsfore And yet
he'd given Nettie a cheek for
5000. lust like that
But. he remembered suddenly.
how could Roddy Strut possibly
be involved in this mess? Presurn-
ably he was flying around In his
new alrplane and wrecking it
Pam knew nothing about the
crash, and she would have been
told by Nettie II il had occurred
before Nettie left Octagon House
at ten-thirty, Jennie Mayo said
that Roddy had wrecked the plane
on his way home from tagging his
friends plane. Marina Lorne had
dashed away from the garage.
leaving the ambergISs. In order
TO see some artist. some friend OF
RoddRe, who was shortly leaving
Cor New Y0rk in plane. presurn-
ably via Providence.
Sorted out. that meant that the
artist friend had left between six
and seven. Roddy's plane had
crashed after ten-thirty. Il would
not have taken all the intervening
time for Roddy TO trail the other
plane 10 the airport, and 10 return
10 Qnan0met. Roddy might of
course. have stopped over en-
route, but IL he had crashed on
his return late al night. why on
earth was he presenting Nettie
with checks. and iavishly promis-
ing her more 10 ketp him out OF
her murder story?
ASey slrolled back 20 the square
and 10 his remote cousin Jerry.
The Pilot Feller'
I'VE given up" hsA said. I've
given up. YOU might as veil
Try toFssop Niag'ras - tlsesx 1csr-
lists. They don't give damn row
nany cars They lam into his III sc,
81 haW many tHev htiyfits Tlleyvc
busted down the ropes. and theyr Re
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Griffin FORCES Ahead For
All Star Catching HOnOrs
sessssssssesssssesssssss
OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE THIRDBASE LINE
BY OSCAR L. MILAN
zee . . zee

While Key West is going
through a strenuous workout
daily there is yet no official word
as to whether baseball teams rep
resenting Miami, Tampa and Cuba
will come to take part in the
Highway Celebration sports pro-
gram July "a
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TODAY'S GAMES
MEXICAN LEAGUE

New York al ChicaRo-Pears0n
g3-31 VS.. Lee t2-3A
Boston az St Louis-Grovc
(l0sll VS.. Newsom 7-21 or Hide
philadelphia az Detroit--Nelson
f5-Il Us. Kennedy l9-D.
Washington at Cleveland
Chase t2-3s IS Hunphries l2~gl.
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Full information IN regards 10
hall clubs. wrestiers, boxers and
basketball teams to invade this
city to take part in the sports pro-
gram Of the Overseas Highway
Celebration July "a viii be on
hand within the next few days
and will BE- related 70 the fans
through the columns Of The Key
West Citizen. Official sports pro-
gram wilt b. acquired through
Roy Haznlin. chairman Of tho
sports committee al The Oversees
Highway Celebration sponsors
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National League
American League

Federal penitentiaries are To-
Gated at Leavenworth. Kas.; At
lanta. Ga: Lewisburg. Pa. Nc
Neil Island, State of Washington,
and Alcatraz Island. San Fran
cisco.
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GROUP LEAVES
OVER HIGHWAY

A party headed by Jonathan
Gates left today over the highway
enroute to points in Arkansas and
other sections, where they will re-
main for a fifteen-day visit
Other members of the group
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Gates,
Mrs. Bert Pinder and Miss Betty
Foil. vs
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In the meantime, while Warren
Smith, Jack Bell, Roy Hamlin and
other interested parties are max
ing final agreements on transport
tation, rooms, meals and other
important matters work on level
ing the grounds and putting it in
playing condition is progressing.
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The Pilot Feller
ADDITION TO
RADIO SERVICE

An addition 70 crasoe's Radio
Service IS the new R.c.A. oScilo-
scope, parallel in radio 70 the
doctors ex-ray machine,
crusoe's Radio Service employs
ali the latest equipment IN test
ina and repairing radios and gives
guaranteed service There IS no
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-14

Key West made very impress
sive showing on its first exhibit
ton contest last Sunday after
noon when it tackled another
strong picked team at the. Navy
Field and swamped their oppon4
ents by the high score of 9t5. 1t
really should have scored shut
out victory but two bad innings
accounted for the five runs made
by the other local picked aggrega-
ton.
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Piano production in Great
Britain dropped from 60.259 units
in 1886 to 52.750 in 1897, while
production of United States piano
manufacturers increased from
90,358 to 100000 during the same
period.
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WOULD HOLD HUSBAND

NEW YoRK.--After ar=esting
Mrs. Marian Shss = sais CAV FOR
the fifty third time on a charge
OF speeding. the Judge apnounced
that he would sefsa her husband
10 Jail for permitting her 10 drive
II she were arrested again.
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NO GAMES PLAYED
in MAJORS MONDAY
SEVERAL TEAMS PUT ON Elk.
HIBITIoNS: ACTION RESUM-
ED THIS AFTERNOON
Especial to The Citizen,

NEW YORK, June 14.-Teams
of the major baseball leagues
were inactive yesterday as far as
scheduled play was concerned.
although several engaged in ex-
hibition games.
Outstanding news yesterday
was the purchase of Pitcher
Bucky Walters from Philadelphia
Phillies by Cincinnati Reds The
Reds gave two players; and. a sum
of money for the molIndsmen.
Cincinnati officials feel the deal
will help them sablot and are sat,
isfied completeIy!l 1sdt y1ojs -,
Mickey Cochrahes 5dohned the
paraphernalia of a catcher yester-
day in an exhibition game at the
insistent pleas of fans. This was
the first time Mickey has put on
official catching gear since he
was beaned by Bump Hadley last
year.
Play was resumed in the ma
jors this afternoon. Western
teams of the National League are
playing in the east, and vice versa
in the American circuit.
New York Giants hold a two
game lead over Chicago Cubs in
the older circuit and will be play
ing on their home grounds for
some time.
New York Yankees have crept
up to within a game and half of
American League-leading Cleve-
land Indians.
Philadelphia Phillies are Is full
contests behind the Giants in the
National League, and last-place
St. Louis Browns are ID games
in back of the Indians in the
younger loop.
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A modern complete humber
plant viii be erected on . -
acre tract az Bombay ~ the
Prime Lumber Company The
nalll viii hare . capacity og from
5000 to 40000 fecs daily DRY
kiln and planer rmill viii -
operated ia coEnecilan
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BALLOT COUPON
Sports Editor. The Citizen.

Sports Editor. The Citizen:
Following is my choice for
the All Star Baseball Team.
which will play teams from
ether sections of the state and
from Cuba during the Celshra-
ton of the formal opening of
the Overseas Highway July
"a.
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Too bad Isidoro Rodriguez has
not been playing baseball regu-
larlv, for he has the making of a
good player. ISidoro. a nineteen
ycar-old lad, did duty behind the
bat for number two picked team
in last Sundays game, and the
youngster impressed quite few
OF the fans with his accurate
throws to secondbaSe. In case of
INJURY to anyone of the regular
catchers. the wavy haired youth
will fit in the all-star team per
fectly.
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The way Armando Acevedo.
William Gates and Julio Barcelo
Ilanlnered. the old pill last Sun
day is something worth looking
A. Cafe Sfcrheled cut three safe
hits. while Armando Acevedo hit
a couple, Although, sBarcelo got
cradIt for offy one safe blow he
cloqted a long fly to center field
tfiat sailed high up to the clouds.
Rubberman Garcia, playing this
particular spot, run back about
twenty five feet to snatch the
bali. It was a great hit and a
wonderful catch.
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According to Pedro Aguilar,
local sports writer, Havana will
send a ball club, as agreed. At
least with this announcement we
have assurance of having one
game.
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HOTELS
PLUMBING SUPPLIES

WE HAVE THE ANSWER to all
your plumbing needs at prices
to suit your purse. See US be-
fore shopping elsewhere. PEP
PER'S SUPPLIES, 5l2 Flem-
ing st. iun6-lmo
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Armando Acevedo- High
Man With 214 Votes;
Baker ChOi-e For Third,
G. AcevedO In Right

Sundays voting among the fans
placed Cyril Griffin we'll up in
the race for catcher of the Cele-
bration All-Star baseball team.
He secured 40 more votes to bring
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REAL ESTATE - Conservative,
practical advice. 81 years ex-
perience on Florida Keys. Z.
r. Lowe, Registered Broker,
Tavernier, Florida. p. o. No.
81. apri2-tf
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According to Jack Bell Miami
Daily News sports editor, nego-
tiations on any of the sports has
Dot gat~heen disclosed However,
ne has the sRa1ly Milan team lead
hg ne de Gputy League ready
70 conc This bali club is very
fasf and aggressive and will give
c locals, as well as other out-of-
town teams, a hard fight.
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REFRIGERATION

FOR QUICK REFRIGERATION
Repairs and Service, Call +.
Martinez, 1912 Varela street. "a
Hour Service. junl0-lmo
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Rooms
MISCELLANEOUS

LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Padded, insured, licensed Vans.
FLASH EXPRESS & STOR-
AGE CO.. PSI S. W. lst St,
Miami, Fla. apr20-tf
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charge for testing or recommend
Ing needed repairs
Toe OScil0scar wlil Is
stEatcd AZ ] z SseNegs con parry
SatuEA'ay night
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6 for his 119 total.

got but 26 for his 119 total.
Bethel tes, for pitcher kept ss'
lead aI14@A the WAndas bl6R.
Afldfng n, He now ia Ill Ma
graf, next highest, secHkad "A
more and now has - SF1indap
follows with total Of g ssNsv =
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Mere questions arise. asm0FreW.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
CITY JOINS in WPA
MUNICIPAL SURVEY

Continued from mage one)
to financial procedures and tax
structures. Information for pur-
poses of analysis will be collected
on public works, municipally-own-
ed utilities, and on costs OF con-
struction and maintenance OF mu-
nicipal properties.
Important information concern.
ing crime, mortality rates, and
health statistics will be obtained
for study in relation to expendi-
lures for police protection, and IN
relation to education and munich
pal recreational facilities. Police
and fire deDartment, and traffic
problems, will be detailed.
The mayor said the projects
experts will analyze, digest, and
chart all data obtained by the sur
vey and from it prepare a COM
prehensive municipal reference
book for city officials. A college
text book and high school text
book will be based upon the facts
revealed by the survey.
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king TO VISIT
FIR, SOON FOR
TREATY TALK
British Are Jubilant Over
U. S. Pledge To Aid
Canada In Threat

HYDE PARK, Aug. 10. CUP
President Roosevelt today indl-
Gated that he did not have in mind
an extension of the Monroe Doc
trine to Canada in his Kingston
speech which pledged the United
States aid to the dominion in the
event of aggression by power
other than Britain.
The president, at the summer
white house for the next 10 days,
declined to discuss domestic poll
ties. He plans a conference with
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
tomorrow.
The president returned after
two speeches in Canada where ne
called for Canada to join the Unit
ed States in developing the st;
Lawrence waterway and pledged
aid of the United States if Can
ada is ever threatened with for
cign invasion.
1t was reported that Prime Min
ister Mackenzie King will soon
visit the president at Washington
to discuss means of bringing to
head the treaty providing a joint
development of the st. Lawrence
which was refused ratification by
the senate.
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Special Music Is
Planned Sunday
AT Saint Johns

There will be a special musical
service at the st. John-in-the-
Wilderness Episcopal church, Flat
Rock, next Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
In addition to the regular quar-
tet of the church, Is members of
the choir Of the Church of the
Advent. Spartanburg, S. c., will
participate. This choir has been
trained by Miss Juanita wilkins,
organist and choirmaster, and has
been brought to a high state of
excellence. The special soloists
from this choir are: Mrs. Charles
Lindsay. soprano; Miss Sarah Jen-
nings, alto; Mr. Ed. c. Wrightson,
baritone.
The members of the st. Johns
church choir who will take solos
are: Mrs. Roy Bowers. soprano,
of HenderSonville; Mr.. Jas. Scott,
tenor. of New York. and Mr.. W.
l. Schrver. of Asheville, basSo.
Mr.. Walter Spry. professor at
Converse college will preside at
the organ.
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S0 c! ;;!,,!;; j.. T,;Y I'm:
phon.
HIGHLAND LAKE DANCES
STAGED THIS WEEK

Two lovely dances were staged
this week at Camp Highland Lake
in the spacious ballroom, one on
Wednesday evening and the other
last evening. Col. J. c. Woodward
was assisted by members of his
family in greeting and chaperon-
ing the guests. The camp OrcheS-
ira furnished snappy music and
Coach Wright directed and called
the special dances which proved
to be a delightful feature.
The first evening about twenty
five girls of the young set made
lup the guest list
On the second evening the
6uniOr campers had as their guests
the following: Bobby Blum. Peg
Icy EgertOn. Barbara Bennett,
Joan Sample, Mary Elizabeth
Blair. Margaret Mohler. Sissy
EFitzSimmonS. Margaret JuStuS,
Billy Jones, "Tootsie" Wright.
Dot Foster. EloiSe Bradberry.
Martha Lee. Joan McQuarrie. Jen-
ME Sue Power. LOnginO. little
Misses Foster. Ann Osborne. Lou
Use Dixon. Ann Livingston, Bar
bara West. Sara Lee Allen. Bar
.bara Lee O'Hare, Katherine Ann
Latt. Martha Sudduth, Phyllis
Higgins. Marvetta Benedict. Mar
tina Dixon. an dMartha Bufano.
Thursday evening a group Of
attractive speciality numbers was
given by girls from the Living
Ston School of the Dance as fol-
lows: military tap by Barbara
Bennett; novelty tap. Margaret
Dixon; oriental. Martha Bufano:
song by Sara Lee Allen; song and
dance by Dixon and Bennett. Mrs.
Everett, Dixon was the accOmpan-
ISt at this time.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Will
cocks and family, of New York
City, who are visiting here. and
Mrs. n. Walter Fuller, mother OF
Mr.. WillcockS. mOtored today to
MiddleSboro, KY, to visit Mr.. Paul
Willcocks for a short time.
Miss Elizabeth Hunter is IN
Charlotte to attend the wedding
tomorrow evening of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Wakefield, who has Wis
tied her frequently. Miss Hunter
will be maid of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roone Arledge
and sons, RoOne, Jr., and Jerry.
of New York City, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Arledge.
Miss Maude Pridgen. of Abe
marie, member of the high school
faculty here. is at Rosemont Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Yates Arledge
and little Miss Phoebe Ann, OF
Raleigh, are spending their vaca-
ton with relatives here and In
Landrum, S. c.
Mrs. Ben Williams and young
son. Jonathan, who have been Wis
iting relatives in Atlanta, Ga, Will
Join Mr.. Williams here tonight for
a little visit to Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.
Shipman before returning to their
home i'm Washington, ID. &.
Herbert Henderson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. r. Henderson, under
went tonsil operation at Patton
Memorial hospital this morning
and is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stewart,
Jr., of Augusta, Ga. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Standard
on Seventh avenue east. Mrs.
Stewart is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. w. l.. Standard. Mr.. Stew
art is connected with the Bell FL
nance of Augusta. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
dard motored to Knoxville yes
terday by way of the Smoky
mountains.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
5 Miners Trapped
Deep In Coal Mine
Saved Unframed

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 10.
(UP)-Five miners trapped deep
in an anthracite mine when a
coal car they were riding hurtled
out Of control down steep
slope and crashed through TIM
bers supporting the tunnel roof,
were rescued alive and unharm-
ed late last night.
Jo eph Laskosky, Clement
Phillips, Edward Glenn, James
Basham and Charles Moseley en-
erged from slope No. / of the
Shawnee Goals company mine af-
ter nearly five hours impriSon-
ment, suffering only minor cuts
and bruises. They were hospital
lied, however, to guard against
the effects Of exposure to the
mines dampness.
The men were riding the car
toward the mine entrance when a
cable snapped. The rock-filled
car slipped backwards, gaining
momentum as it sped down the
slope and jumped the tracks,
crashing through support timbers
and releasing tons of rock and
clay which tumbled into the tun-
mel.
Rescue workers talked with the
men through a pipe after several
hours of cautious digging made
hazardous by the possibility Of
another collapse before new sup
porting timbers were erected to
replace those shattered by the
speeding car.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
BETTER TASTE
WINS HERE FOR
BILTMORECL

Taste plays an important part
in ones choice Of a beverage, and
richness Of flavor usually governs
the extent to which taste is pleas
ing. TIE rich full flavor Of de-
liciouS ripe fruits imparts to Bilt-
more Club beverages the most de-
lightful taste, and day by day thew
are becoming the preference OF
more and more people.
Because of constantly growing
popularity and demand for Bilt-
more Club, sales volume is. stead
lily increasing wherever these de-
licious beverages are on sale. The
best way to know how flavorful
and good they are is to try them
yourself and let your own taste
tell you. They are made I'm Your
Favoritc Flavor"-Grapc, Straw.
berry. Orange. Blackberry, Punch
and delicious Lcmon-Limc. In adj
dition to their fine quality and
better taste. they have Il distinct
appeal to the public because they
come in the two full glass size and
sell for only Sc.
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STATE FARM PRODUCTS
BOUGHT IN GOTHAM
ARE RESOLD HERE

Continued from mage :wol
iZation plays in the rural life OF
the nation.
Caldwell cited research and SCI
cntific methods Of production as
two factors which will aid greatly
in lowering production costs and
lead to the development Of ade-
quate marketing methods.
The two were the principal
speakers at the all-day event at
the mountain experiment station.
Others on the program included:
DR.. B. w. kilgore, head of the
chemistry division Of the state de-
partment of agriculture; Miss
Margaret Gilbert, of the state IL
brary commission; and l.. H. Nc
Kay, Henderson county farmer.
DR.. Kilgore traced the growth
and development of the test farm
from its inception, and described
the place it has filled in the farm
life of this section in determining
through experimentation the best
fertilizers, best farming metnouS
and crops an dfruits that are best
suited for the region.
Mckay asserted the farmer, if
he is to succeed, must have a
year-round income, and listed
poultry raising as one OF the
means Of providing this. He urged
farmers in this section to grow
more chickens and experiment
with poultry raising as a means
of providing a steady income: His
topic was Poultry in a North
Carolina Farm Program"
Miss Gilbert discussed t h
Growth of Libraries in North
Carolina" an ddescribed books as
necessary for the farmer to keep
informed of new scientific meth
DDS and developments.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
BRIDE COMPIIMENTED
BEAUTIFULLY

Mrs. J. J. Jenkins hunored her
new daughter. Mrs. Lawrence
jenkins. nee C;,ral Barker, with a
charming party last evening. A
pink and white motif was carried
out in the flowers and other APP
pOintmcntS. Games. in one Of
which 4 prize went 10 Miss Mar
celia Keith, were enjoyed during
the evening.
A white wedding cake. emboSs-
ed in pink roSebUdS. formed the
centerpiece OF prettily appoint
ed table. and WAS served with
punch and Saltcd nuts. The guests
at tins lovely party for Mrs. Jen-
kinS' included the brides mother
Mrs. John II. Barker. Misses Mary
Cochran. Kim and Janet Avery,
Catherine Wclch. and Funny
Heal, all of st. Petersburg. Fla. :;
Mrs. BrOaduS f.. Wall. Misses Ray
Geigcr. Mary Ruth Hardy. Mar
celia Keith Miriam Justice, Ruth
Mcintosh. Frances Mitchell. Mary
Katherine Keith and Mary Justice
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
VISITORS C0MPLIMENTED
DELIGHTFULLY."-

Mr.. Ray Arlcdgr entertained
her bridge club beautifully yes
terday afternoon at her home
which was artistically lovely with
dahlias and gladioli, shading from
yellow to rust. Guest prizes were
presented TO Mrs. II. Vincent Sta
ton. of Maryland. and Mrs. ROOne
Arledge, of New York, house guest
of the hostess. The top score tro-
ply was won by Mrs. c. NJ Ogle.
When cards had been laid aside
at this charming affair the hostess
served an iced course.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
ORCHESTRA IN FAMILY

LORAIN, O. (UP)-Thc five
Marx children have formed a
family orchestra. Their special.
ties ate hill-bily and old-time
music. Mae, Is, plays an accor-
dion; George, II, banjo; Les
ter Fl, an electric guitar; Carl,
lG, a violin and Frances. II,
drums.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
Salvage Ship In
Port To Get Coal

NORFOLK, Aug. 19.-(UPl-
The Italian salvage ship, Falco,
steamed into port to take coal on
board for renewed efforts to re-
cover the vast treasure of the
sunken liner Merisa. Her arrival
dispelled reports that part of the
treasure. including % tons of sill
yer bullion, had been recovered.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-19
DOG HAS GOLD TOOTH

BENDIGO, Australia, Aug. -.
(uPl-Nip, a Bendigo Pomcran-
ian, is the proud posscssor of u
canine gold tooth. When one Of
his natural teeth began aching,
his owner, a dentist, promptly
extracted it and fitted the pet
with Il gold substitute. No an
aesthetic was used for pulling the
tooth and no fuss was made by
the dog during the fitting of the
new one.
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COPPERHEAD ROUTS WOMEN

LOUDONNILLE, O., Aug. 10.
(uP)-Mrs. Ethel Sellers uncX-
Dectedly encountered a deadly
coppcrhcad snake when the en-
tered her cellar. The snake was
hanging from the upper section
Of the doorframe and struck at
her. as she passed through the
door. Mrs. Sellers elm b e d
through window.