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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
FIRST AID STATION
STOPS ACCIDENTS

AMARILLO. Tex, Feb % =
Red Cross safety experts are be-
ginning TO wonder if psychology
might not have something TO do
with automobile accidents.
There had been many serious
accidents on stretch of the Den
Amarillo highway north of
here
A Red Cross first aid station
was established, with markers on
the highway.
For a year now. since the Red
Cross signs have been beside the
pavement, there have been no &C
eidentS Of consequence.
We have observed that a ma
jority of drivers slow down when
they see the Red Cross signs, +"
says F. E Greenwood. safety d.
rector in charge Of the station
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
WEATHER FORECAST
CTin 7:30 D. m, Sunday

Gill 7:3o p. m, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Fair
and not quite so cool tonight:
Sunday partly cloudy and slightly
warmer; moderate northwest and
west winds
Florida: Generally fair, not
quite so cold tonight. possibly
scattered light frost in interior
of central portion; Sunday partly
cloudy. slightly warmer in south
portion
Jacksonville tos FLORIDA Straits
and East Gulf: M0aeTste TO fresh
southeast to northwest Winds oveT
north portion sand moderate
northwest and west winds over
south portion: fair to partly over
cast weather tonight and Sunday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Ada, Mich.-David Hill. 67-vear
old farmer. critically 81 with
pneumonia. required shortwaVe
diathermy treatments but no elec-
tricity was available AZ MS farm
Notifying John A. Cleveland
Grand Rapids manager Of a DOW
81 company, Of the situation. d.
R. J. Hutchinson was assuerd that
a temporary line would be huilt
Immediately In eight hours pow
CT was turned into the Hill farm
house over a mile-long electric
power line extension
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
You and Your
Nations Affairs
Fear ShOrt-C Circuits Utilities
By ELIOT JONES
Professor of Transportation and Public Utilities,
Stanford University

Granting that the decision Of the
Court Is favorable TO the IVA also.
there viii still remain the fundamen-
tai economic question involved
should the Federal Government sup
ported by the taxpayers money, en-
gage In competition with private
utilities. and should # make gifts Of
money to municipalities Tor other
subdivisions of the STATED 10 encour-
age them to do the same2
The issue, OF course. IS not whether
public ownership is superior 10
private ownership. With respect 70
this highly controversial topic, some
favor public ownership. whether
federal, state, or municipal. and
some favor private ownership. If pub
lie ownership be regarded as superior
and no doubt il IS IN certain cases.
such as water Supply-the appropri-
ate public agency should take steps
70 bring il about. by acquiring the
property Of the private company at
fair price under condemnation pro-
ceedingS- Only IN rare cases. where If
is impossible to obtain the property
at a fair price, should the public
No~-~- NA~lA AASC ~~4Alk tGN4A4l4 viii
the existing company.
The issue in the present contro-
verSy ever PWA grants and IVA
therefore, is not whether public
ownership is desirable. but whether
the Federal Government should SUBJ
sidize municipal competition with
private enterprise. and should itself
engage. through such agencies as
iva. N competition with private IN
dertskihgS- So long as this IS the gov
ernmentis policy. or 50 long. indeed,
as there is reason to fear that Il will
be the Governments policy. 50 long
viii utility executives be unwilling
70 expand their plants and facilities,
and SO long will prospective inveS-
tors be unwilling TO provide the funds.
II is fear Of Government policies,
therefore, that is responsible in part
for the present recession. II is agreed
on all sides that the utilities would
make large additional investments.
were il not for the uncertainties IN
volved in Government policy.
hOT care of this newspaper
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR TAI DEED


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
Harry Dongo. holder 81 Tax Certifi-
cate Ne 5S3, issued the 5th dsy II
August. A. u. 1898. has filed zane
in my office and has made appiica-
tion for a tax deed To be issued
thereon. said certificate embraces
the following described property IN
the County Of Monroe. state If
Florida. to-wit-
n Lot -, Sqr- !. TT. Il. Book
Rs. Page 156 as recorded In
Monroe County Records.
The assessment 81 the said prop
eFty under the said certificate issued
was in the name Of Leonard g
Pease.
rnlesS said certificate shall be
redeemed according to Law. the
property described therein Nil he
sold to the highest bidder at the
eosrf rflossae door on the first Mon
dax VI he mouth 81 April. 1873.
&hskkT - axe 4rh slay % April SIS
ac5s1ss tsis sesTezy q February.
-5sECTCcck- q a5ss q SAWYER
Clerk ef tGiFcplks G,gaFt- IS Monroe
II 49, = fFgL- - { mar -2l2-Is. 1883
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FEES COST MORE THAN TAX

SOUTH BEND.-In order 10
pay her Indiana gross income tax
Of one penny. Miss Mary Ellen
Putt of this city paid out a total
of 80 cents in notary fee for 25
cents. a scent money order, and
a Scent stamp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
lxoTf6f- or APPLICATION ron
TAN DEED


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVES.
That Martin Key. holder II TaN
Certificate Sa. az. issued tie Ard
day Of August a T. 1881 has
filed same iu my office and has
made application for a tax dessa ~
hs issued thereon said csrt1lcate
embraces the following described
property in the t'guutv q Aonree.
state % Florida, to-Wit
Let II Sqr - Book Fage
stock island Plat Fsnok !. Page
-. Monroe County Records
ire assessment of the sid prfsp-
erfv under the said certificate -
sued waN IN the narae ~ tnknow r.
G-ulezz slid certificate sail p
redeemed according o. taW. the
property aescFibed theFein Wiii -
sold "a the hiEhsst bidder AZ TIE
raurf hauaa dear an The first MssFz-
dav IN the tsenfh q AprA ie1s
Witch j. the sfh day - April 1888
Dated this esth day - February.
1873
fSEALb Ross e ~as ker
clerk 81 Csr~sit Court II Monroe
CouRfy. FLORIDA
sehzs: raars-Is-fs Isss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
C. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge

I suppose said the lady 70 the
street car conductor. If ] pay the
fare Of my dog he VIII be treated
the same as other passengers and
be allowed 60 occupy ; seat
OF course, r1zdzrle. the cor
dUctor replied polnte3ly- He wiH
be treated the sane - other pas
sengers ard can occupy . seat
provided ne does not put his feet
OF -"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
KNOW FLORIDA
WEEK"

EDITORS NOTE: Ending
today. Al-Florida the past
seven days has celebrated the
18th annual Know Florida
Week" Is was sponsored By
fine Florida State and Local
Chambers of Commerce. Fol-
lowing are the concluding
Florida Oddities" of the ser
les we have published in OBJ
servance of the event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26
L E C AIS
~ THE CIRCUIT C0ERT OF FHE
nth JTD3CEAL CTRCNET go
FLORIDA. II And FOR MoNRoE
COUNTY. IL CHANrEMN.

ANCHOR LODGE GROVES NC.
4 Florida Corporation.
Plaintiff
FLORIDA ENTERPRISES ~
dissolved Florida corporation. A 81
YOUNG J. J. GIBSON ana = -
RoBINEAG. as directors ~ Fl1riGa
Enterprises. Inc. . diSsulEra cor
poration. ELLA b. WRIGHT. q MAJ
ried Woman. 5oined ~ LELAND
WRIGHT. her husband
Defendants.
ORDER az PTRIICa TIoN
II appearinE from tn ffn 81
Complaint - Ancher Lodge Groves.
Inc. a Florida corporation. the
plaintiff in the above entitled caGse.
which BIZ al Complaint has besn
duly sNorn - by ". CARR Harris
Solicitor for the plaintiff thai the
defendant Florida Enterprise. lHr-
a Florida corporal iDm. Was GissniE-
I'd hy the STATE 81 Flarsda - the
23rd day OF November. 1A1E. fisr
failure 20 file its annual Cooperate
report and pay its annual rarfsarats
tax under the statutes - the state
Of Florida:
And il appearing from she arr
daKit Of ". Curry Harris. 1he zalieI-
tor Tor the plaintiff Is saia nauSe
defendants a H. NounE and y
Gibson. as dlrertarS - Faaria4
Enterprises. Inc = diSsolVea cuF-
poratioR. Ella IA WriEhl = ua&rrf.a
woman. Joined ~ L.rl4nd WriEkI
her husband. are All over the 49,
Of twenty-eRe years and arr unE-
residents OF the state - FrlUritla-
and that the present plare ~ resl-
dence 81 the d~fendant Lila 81
Wright Is unknown. and that thw
last known place 81 reSIdenre 80
the defendant A. n HuunE. a. d.
rector afoFesa IA. Is Cleveland. ftn8n.
and that he sid defenstanfs lasl
known maU4nE address is 1as4
Navajo Euad- Cleveland. Che. and
that The last knoWn place - RESI-
see ~ the defendant j. j Gfiiasuu-
- iarector aforesaid - navran
40. and that the said def~uta nf =
al KnoWh mailing address - 80
Cooper building. Layton. tlhio- far
her. shat there h nu persan tn the
aatc al Florida tie serVire ~ q
susps ena upon whom Euuid htnd
such defendants ar any ~ Fhrm.
AZ Is therefore ordered thaf
Florida Enterprises. Inc. q diszalxssi
Florida corporation. A. a. A@umE
and J. T. Gibson A. directors -
AffA AAs EaA+N@A - 49, AAtHs
solved corporation. Ella a. Nriwhf
a married woman, joined hE AselaHc
Wright. her husband flEe 80 tnE
defendants IN the abuNs eutftkeE
cause. be and they are herelsy ~
quired 10 appear 20 fhe Hlll 90 Euua-
plas nj in said cause en- Muua4E. fnE
7th day 81 March. A. "a. 1a1N olhsf-
wise Hhr allegations of sad tsiA
VIII be taken as confessed ~ sad
defendants
II Il further ordered thar th8s
Order be puhlished oncs = maE faF
four consecutive weeks Ia The ket
West Citizen. . Newspaper puhliaA-
IN Menroe County. state - Ffnriaa.
lsated this 5th aas az FebrumrB.
A n. lR3S.
CIRCUIT COrRT SEAI-l
BOSS q S9u-Ner
CLERK Circuit Court Efexeuth Ju6I-
ciai Circuit 81 Florida. in amd
for Monroe County.
". CURRY HARRIS
Solicitor fer Piaiutiff.
feb. 5-a1-1e-4s. mar. 81 fazt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Glen MeNaughton. New York lawyer
, Who started a campaign to raise $4,000, 000
.or the President if he'll resign. Is receiving
pledges from all over the country. he says.
lie publishes letter from WPA worker:
I hate 70 take money for doing Rothng.
IS | have TO do and LOT Of my associate
feel The same way. ! would lie 70 con
tribute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26


NOTICE - HEREBY ga EEN
nat Martin EEs hntasr - Tan
CertEf8caf~ ~ 1874 immNed the 49,
aaY - G@ptemlser. A =. tsEs hsa
fled Hanns iu ms nffleF aHH q. -
rad apra4ea18ssn far q HaN aes@ -
- fsssrd fheFszsa- SD neTttfaestr
sFsskFarra ne fullaMtnN HeNfFaa--s
frap.eFfv ln ths CunmfE 20 MamEns
STATE - kIart2s te-wafe
Lsf - sQr - @teeN fMlam1.
pat ftarek = Pare HA Mwnrs@
FDunfN EfruFea
TIE mmneMNraHm4 - fNe asAN NFHR-
ertf nnder a. $50 eeFEifArGfs ee-
snsd was sr go Eame - EEknN4a
tsnleNn matd uertsftn4s* MNa 49,
rs9esesd aeaer1taa - - a.
tsFan@FEF deaersiseG tter~1H 80 -
mgla % tk@ ksEhem4 h481sF 81 Ne
oxanra kauas as=.F - fEs fra 49,
aAW - fkw usanth - ANF ssat
mhaeh - zhe 50 60 80 &HwA sN@A
r,zfe1 Esfs 2sEk aaF - FeerasF1
fa1E
gsF kE.a Eaes q $500
fss~rk e riTrar EauFs - NeHFee
CommsN f8e.FN2a-
teas. uarE-z4-ls lBzs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

EAS u L4OLG
10 municipzli-
ties and other
agencies 20 as
sist them IN f.
naneing the
construction Of
public utility
plants and IA
ciIitieS. The
grants amount
ed 70 45S Of
the cost Of the
labor and ma
terials employ
ed on the pro-
ject. Obviously
they had the
effect of en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

This is Know Florida Week. and
Ffsrida being a peninsula is mostly sur
founded b. salt water, But Florida has
plenty OF fresh waited in its 10000 lakes.
Of which, Orange County has 1880. OF
these 81 are within the corporate limits Of
the city of Orlando.
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ii
NOTICE or MASTERS SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned. as Special Master. un-
der and by virtue Of the F. nal De
cree OF Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered in that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of Florida. in and
for Monroe County in Chancery. he
ing Chancery case M. s-5sA in
which BEN G. KENDALL is Plain
tiff and ". \ MCRCHiSON. et uN
et al, are defendants. 4, as Special
Master in Chancery appointed hv
the Court in said decree, under and
by virtue of the terms thereof viii
offer for sale and sell at public out
cry 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash at the front door Of the
Court House of Monroe County. in
the City Of Key West. Florida. on
the 7th DAY Of March >, A u. 1898.
between the hours Of eleven O'Clock
a n. and two o'clock p. NJ the
same being a legal sales day and
the hours the legal hours of sale
the following described property
situate in Monroe County. Florida.
tO-wit:
East half CEls) Of the West
half (W1s Of ne No theast
quarter (NEL Of Section
T'wantv-nine ca and the
Southeast quarter (SEI4 OF the
Northeast quarter INEAD Of
Section Twenty-nine fs9l. all In
Township Fifty-fOur t54) South,
Range Thirty-four f5sl East.
The said prOnerty as aforesaid to-
gsther with all the tenements here
ditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging. ar in any wise ap-
pertaining, being sold TO satisfy
said decree
T3ated this 3rd day ~ February,
4. II. 1855.
L A HARRIS.
Special Master in Chancery.
IRA g HANCOCK
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
feb. 5-i2-I9-2s, mar. 5, 1888
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Ones self-confession of ignorance is
the first step on the road to knowledge
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n THR goTNTF JUDGES cot At
~ AND F0n MONROE cot NJ.
FLORIDA. n PROBATE
h - ENsafm 81

JOSE SAN HEZ
Eereszs1
NOTICE or FILING FINAL RE-
Port And APFLIG ALTON
FoR DISCHARGE
Nas tg& - h&FeAF gives - a. E~E-
sea- th4f NARA g. S4arheE. tAe a.
aerxawna3 namlssiEtratrtE - tie 60
tAfs - 10Re Saneh@E. aecr&Ne4. Las
filea @fEh ahe Hena=abie EaEEafsn2
n Id Caamfr 1zaxe 81 MnnFsse
g,auHks. FEorfs1A- heE maj rNRurf ~
zzsG a#-nfn srrafFtn 4na has u2as
awp,fSs . tnn Ter h~F aasEM4rEs a. az
-nfaasfrztrtx q ths estate - aeszg
SRnehex aee~ANRA
Fmr~a Fehrnmrg rs 3s16
MARIA 81 SANCHEZ
A. Aam8r str@tFsr e tAs k.a14ss -
aazma "a h~E sec@&N&A
fshfe-l4-4< maFs. isss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

The church can get along without you.
but the question is. Scan you get along
without the church,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Students of child psychology might
well give some attention to second child
hood
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

The successful individual needs three
gifts: health, intelligence and religion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

A constitutional amendment IS pro-
posed giving women equal rights with men
Il would hardly be chivalrous TO restrict
tie ladies' like that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Once more Europe becomes a jigsaw
puzzle and Adolf has a wonderful time
with it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

\ hick town is one in which people
sympathize with your troubles. and if you
haven't any troubles they'll find some for
you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

The Public Works Administration.
which has been carrying on vast
program as a means OF creating en-
pIoyment, made a number OF outright
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

No matter what you do or how you do
it there will be wiser methods that friends
will point out. -s..z4S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Old folks who criticize the modern
youngsters might do more good by reform
ing some of the old folk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

There will be shadow boxes but no
shadow boxing at the Flower Show this
week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Truth is a great thing if you car
make your enemies believe it. s
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n THE CIRCUIT CoNHT o. THzE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CGMfE 81
or THE STATE Or FLORIDA. -
AND FOR MONROE Cot ny. ~
CHANCEnr.
PAUL RONSEN
Compla lnaut
REXFoRn ROBERTS and HTLnA
ROBERTS. his wife. - A.
F0RECBoSTnE OF MORTGAGES
And OTHER RELIEF
ORDER 0F ~ nGsHgATImN
n appearing - the sworn hllf 20
complaint flled horein thn1 the csul-
plainant q entitled a. an OrdeT ~
Publication.
IT Is THEREFORE, ORDERED
that the following named defendantE
In this cause. namely.
All unknosrn claimants hnxtnE 81
claiming an interest Be- ~ faiieN o
lnG described land. Situate. iSamH
and being iu the Counts - MunruR.
state 80 Flurila. to-Wt
lot 4. section IS. Townelnsp
g.. Range - East. nuntAiti as
s1A Acres mere - iess and slt-
aated in Aiunrue EuunfE. Fanrt-
"a.
Vincent WRrleu CO cities serssrs
oil Company. Marine E,~r.axtwwu1
20 Pine Street &eN Vera. - - -
and each - them IT, hereby remu.Fed
Ia appear u ths sssil 90 ruuunHsta illf
in the aisase entitled eanss a. fhf
court house Isl Monre@ CnaMtz.
Florida, in the city - ksr N~Hg
on Mondag Narrh = a -. fAaa.
uth~rss ise the nlfewatAumN 80 sad
hill II rompia luf vii - faken 80
confessed - the sid defeHa4ntH.
1T Is FURTHER ftfkEstEkefs ttal
this order - published enre q Ne~k
for four cunNer1EiNs weeks b. The
Key West Cfttzen. = neWanaHEf 80
general circulation pAhl taHsaN 81
Monroe r0mufE FforiGa
DONE AND ORDERED thts 40
day - FebrmarF. la1a
SEAL Emen a. 4awWeF
C8srk - the Great rourf 10 anf
for MunruF EnumfN. Kanraaa
AQF-ILIEu LOPEZ. gE
ssslicafor fer rasuu1a lnl4Flf
feh. E-l1-Es-98. u.ar 81 aMEs
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A famous line: He revereneed his
conscience as his king
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

Churchianity instead of Christianity
IS form of Inanity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

~ wmE uoENTf - 49, Eez -
- AAM 49, 49, - -
RAomFuA- AZ FM@WAWA~
N nE ETaTH go
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L E G A l S

N THE CIRCUIT, CoIRT or THE
ELEVENTH u HICIAL CIRCUIT
{ OF f'IoRIBA. ~ And FOR
I NONkkaEEyI COA7NTf-7 IN rGHAN-
SERY. No. 6-554. .try s.-
BEN q KENDAITs.a ID ni+1~
: 10 Iol e. sea Plaintiff. laa
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Barometer reading al 5 a. m:
Sea level, 30.14.
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

1. Water and Sewerage. = = -f--.
2. Bridges to complete Road to Main
land,
3. Free Port.
f. Hotels and Apartments.
5. Bathing Pavilion.
6. AirpOrts-Land and Sea-
T. Consolidation of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

" s. MT.RCFITSON. It AK, 81 al.
81 u -slE 20 ~ Rafannarre
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ANCHOR LODGE GROVES NC
a Florida Corporation.
r-nTrrrsFF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-26

FLORIDA ENTERPRISES INC- a
dissolved Florida corpera1iun. A d
YOUNG J. J. GIBSON and - ~
RoRINEAC. as directors II Fl1riGa
Enterprises, Inc. = dissulVra Ger
poration. ELLA r. WRIGHT. q nlaT-
ried Woman. joined ~ LELAND
WRIGHT. her husband
Smyrna times., 1938-09-08

pied. The season has been far !
successful for the Rehoboth AK.
telries.
Ola Uncle Manuel White t-.
colored man who myster.ousJy 4
appeared from Dover. SatIlr,a,,
week, was found wandering aroma
Woodland Beach Friday m9rnirg
1t is plain the old man is demepfaI
and it has been said has lee7
brought on by his domestic tro.a-
les.
1 Barney Reybold, Esq, of III
Lion Hundred, who returned f.ar.
a visit to Red Sulphur Springs Ia
a week ago, had a paralytic attacE
in a day or two afterwards ana
now suffering from that affIlat.ar
AS he is between sixty-five aaa
4 seventy years Of age his frien5s
feel considerable anxiety III 7ega.a
to his condition.
John w. Wright, an old am "a
known citizen Of MiddletoWr a..t
on Saturday Of last week. Hs III
and three children survive him
children are Nancy NJ the ~.te
]. M. Arthurs, of Kenton. Del H
liam E. Wright who is nov
ticing law in Duluth, Mtnr. ,
Sylvia A., wife Of Martin B Bn-
4 riS. of MiddletOWn
/ Dover's New Bridge Conneo.. IA
by bridge and causeway across sill.
yer Lake, Dover, has been sta8-
1 lished. The entire work complete
was turned over to the Lew Court
and will be opened for public tave.
by September 9th. The bridge was
constructed at a less cost than tHe
engineers estimate The public
will be grateful to Levy Couttmar
Fisher and Engineer KINNEY ~
the excellent public work The n-
struction of this Improvement
opens a new outlet to Dove, on-
meeting it more directly by public
highway with Smyrna ana the
northern part Of Kent county.
Smyrna times., 1938-09-08
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

The schooner Adele Thackara Is
reported to be off the Delaware
Capes with yellow fever on board
and two men dead
David Niblack and seven Others,
including one woman. We're arrest
ed Saturday for robbing wholesale
grocery stores in Pittsburg The
plan was for one of the thieves to
secure employment as watchmea IN
the store, and after dark the goods
would be carried off.
Gabriel Marillo, died at Duluth.
MINI, Friday, as a result Of a
singular accident While working
on the streets some days ago ne
was struck in the face by a stream
of water from a hydrant and ms
false teeth were knocked down his
throat. He died from hem
morhage following their removal
While a party of farmers were az
work on Henry Weeks farm. ten
miles north Of Mankato Kan, on
Thursday, a farm hand named
Baker. who was feeding a thrasher,
became angry with boy ana
threw him upon the cylinder me
teeth of the machine caught tne
boys clothes and drew him INSIDE
and before the machine could be
stopped the body literally choked
it. The boy was horribly nlahSleu
and was dead. Baker was at once
seized by the other farmers pres
ent and hanged to the thfeshei
carrier until dead.
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journal of Sussex county, and will
he hereafter actively concerned in
its management.
The bicycle races at Fairview
Park Dover. on Saturday were
somewhat interfered with by rain.
Ahout twenty Wheelmen from New
Jersey and other places had some
speed trials and fancy riding con-
tests. The attendance was small.
The Douglass House and Hotel
Henlopen at Rehoboth have both
been closed for the season. The
Bright is still open and has up
wards of hundred guests. A num-
Der of the cottages are stiIl occu-
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a restaurant at that place which
will be open every day during the
peach season.
I. Bayard Heisel, of st. Georges,
who graduated at Delaware Col
lege this year, has taken a position
as time keeper at Edge Moor. Mr..
Heisel proposes to read law.
The reed-bird season commenced
Saturday. There wouldn't be as
many brave gunners in the marsh
es on the banks of the Delaware if
the little birds could pop back
again.
William Jacobs, Jr., who has
been reading medicine under DR.