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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20
VISIT LEEcrHENs

ALMEDA, calif.-Mrs. Marcel
Ia Littleton of San Francisco
came over to visit friend in the
local sanitarium and week later
was still there. AS she entered
her car to leave she stumbled
and broke her ankle. was carried
back inside and put to bed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20
AGED INVENTOR

WEAVERvILLE. Calf. 50 Jus
tice Of the Peace 7. B. Eastman
is 8s years old, but he has Just
made a contribution to the in
vention world. It's a guitar that
automatically strikes a chord
with each note played
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20
PLAY UNKNOWN woRKs

vIENNA.Several hitherto un-
known works Of Mozart viii be
performed at this years Salzburg
festival, including q short G ma
jor symphony and a serenade
nocturne in D for two solo vio-
Inns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20

ISL 1855 B. m. Friday)

(TSlI7.S0 p. m, Friday
Key Vest and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy f6uight and Friday, with
scattered Blowers Friday: light
pariable Winds.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and IEasl Gulf: Light variable
winds ana partly overcast wear
Their tonisht and Friday with .
few scattered showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
see Ooooe@oOooo . . =
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TO-DAY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago Galehouse
(4-3) VS.. Lee CD.
New York at St Louis Ruff
ing (12-3) VS.. Lawson CD.
: Washington at Detroit-Leo-
nard (9-3) VS.. Benton GA.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Beckman (3-3) VS.. Harder go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston-Page (4-3)
VS.. Posedel (8-6.
Pittsburgh at New York Kiln
ger (8-9) VS.. Gumbert (11-S).
Only games scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-20
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE!

Here's Representative List of Key West 2
Merchants that Sell Practically Everything of
Interest to the Average Family or Businessman.
The Shoppers Department
IS OF INTEREST TO BOTH VISITORS AND
RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY
Merchants Represented Here Have Been
Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will
be Satisfactory in Every Way.
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No Matter Where You Live

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It il "penny-wise" folly to be with
out one, considering both its low
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DAYTON is made by the original
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They are entirely automatic, self
cling and come fully equipped for
immediate service. Let US furnish
estimates.
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CRIPPLED GIANTS
KEEP ON LOSING
HE'D sox DROP TWO GAMES
TO WHITE sox: TIGERS
BLANK SENATOR'S
(speclal % The CifIrelll

NEW YORK, July 20.- With
several players on the injured
list; another added yesterday aft
ernoon and still another on the
suspended list, New York Giants
keep right on losing Pittsburgh
Pirates took advantage of the
crippled Giants yesterday to wal
lop them, 10 to g. Second string
first baseman Mccarthy was
called in for mound duty after
all others had failed to hold the
BUGS. Boston Bees eked out a
victory over Chicago Cubs, 8 to q.
Cincinnati Reds took 10 innings
to defeat Brooklyn Dodgers, 4 to
2, in a night game Under con-
test under lights witnessed St.
Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia
Phillies playing the longest game
at night in Philadelphia since the
flo0dlamps were installed in the
City of Brotherly Love. Cards
won, 4 to 2.
Chicago White Sox had Boston
Red Sox Under control yesterday
afternoon. Limiting them to
eight hits in the opener and win
ming to l, Chisox shutout the
Bosox in the nightcap, 8 to 0, be-
cause Rigney handcuffed the
Baked Bean City boys with just
four widely scattered safeties:
In the only other game played in
the American League, Detroit IL
gers blanked Washington Sena-
tors by the overwhelming score
of II to 0. Schoolboy Rowe and
McKain combined their pitching
to tie up the Mats with only trio
of safe blows.
1E..s =,
Evening star., 1939-03-19
John Howard Gets
To Teach at Last

John Howard has been assigned
q role in which he achieves on the
screen the early ambition that was
thwarted in real life. He will por-
tray the assistant principal of a
high school in Paramount's What
q Life" which Director Ted Reed
puts into production next week with
Jackie Cooper in the starring role.
At Western Reserve University in
Cleveland Howard specialized in
English and education, intending to
become teacher of that language
after graduation. He won a Phi
Beta Kappa key for scholarship
and was preparing to take q grad
uate course when Paramount
talent scout first spotted him in a
campus show.
He rejected Hollywoods first bid
but succumbed to the lure of the
movie capital when he discovered
the financial position of his family
would not permit him to complete
his graduate course.
Currently Howard is before the
cameras in "Mr. and Mrs. Bulldog
Drummond." He will step into his
role in What Life" as soon as he
finishes work on his present as
signment.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Curmody
Continued From First Page. }

Excuse 1t, Please" Fourteen print
ings have not exhausted the public's
delight with the volume, nor did the
collection exhaust Miss SINNERS
talent for producing such things.
More recently, she has climbed to
best-seller lists with volume called
"Dithers and Jitters," in which she
examines with pretty irony great
many OF the current foibles of So
ciety.
Those famous monologues which
won the actress fame from coast to
coast-a dramatic form to which
she was driven because famous
daughters of famous actors have a
hard time getting a job-were of her
own authorship. She received for
these almost as much critical ac-
claim as for her Interpretation. Most
recent of her own compositions pre-
sented before a Washington audi
ence was Edna, His Wife" a drama
tization of Margaret Aver Barnes
novel of the same name.
No one among Miss SINNERS in
Inmates ever has figured how she
finds the time for writing among
her many activities. But Miss Skim
ner has figured it out and intends
to 60 right on writing. It Is one of
her most favorite and profitable
pastimes.
Civic Plans Revival
OF Euripides' Drama.
Following well-marked trend In
modern theater, the Washington
Civic Theater now turns to a great
classic for revival. "The Trojan
Women" perhaps the best known
and the most popular play by
Euripides, will be its next produc-
ton.
In the last three or four seasons
in New York, plays by the great
playwrights of the world have pro-
vided some of the biggest hits. I'm
portant and distinguished Hamlets
have rivaled one another. At the
moment Orson Wells and Maurice
Evans are both bidding for acting
honors in the role of Falstaff. The
public has shown itself eager to be.
come better acquainted with the
great classics when they are re-
Nved, not as museum pieces, but
a vital and living drama of today
as well as of yesterday.
"The Trojan Women" Euripides
powerful play against war, is a
drama which has dated little In
the 1855 years since 1t was written
Styles in dramaturgy may change
but human nature doesn't anc
Euripides wrote truly and sincere
ly of the people of his time. Some.
thing of a rebel, he discarded the
spirit, if not the forms, of the thea.
ter which had been popular unit
he began to write. While he EN-.
ploys the classic Greek chorus, ir
his hands they become q crowd o.
people, a group of human beings.
In 1.-THE Trojan Women" he hi
upon q subject and theme which
has proved to be age less-namely
the horror and suffering which wa,
inhicts upon the women and the non
combatants. For wars have con-
Evening star., 1939-03-19
melody last year in "Alexander's
Ragtime Band"

melody last year in "Alexander's
Ragtime Band"
He said he believes swing is on the
way out and he is shedding no tears
over its prospective demise Only
one of his six new pieces, Back to
Back" is in the groove for jitterbugs.
For the rest, they range from SIM
pie ballads to torch laments, as wit
ness the titles: when Winter
Comes" II Poured My Heart Into q
Song" Song of the Metronome, !"
"An Old Fashioned Tune Always Is
New" Sorry for Myself"
When Benny Goodman was In
three-cornered pants and Gene
Krupa was shaking a baby's rattle,
Berlin was fathering swing. In those
days it was called ragtime and hot
licks" went by the quaint name Of
noodles"
A decade later, sweetness was the
rage and Berlin. as he puts 1t, was
sitting in barrel and crying in
my beard
He doesn't mind If the musical
pendulum goes back to sweet. He's
used to seeing Tin Pan Alley get its
Evening star., 1939-03-19
With DOUGLAS

Florence George. formerly with
the Chicago Opera Company and
screen singer, has been signed for a
singing role in "A Hundred to
One" which features Melvyn Doug
las. The cast now includes Louise
Platt, Douglas Dumbrille, Gene
Lockhart. Tom Collins, Jean Fen
wick, Halliweu Hobbies, Hobart Cav
anaugh, Esther Dale, Gladys Blake
and Oscar O'Shea. The film has IS
speaking roles.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
How tOMarry
Happily Is
A Cinch
Sally Eilers Brown
Says She Knows
The Secret
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Sally Eilers Brown, whose circle
(she says) includes some folks who
are not happily married and who
has seen many marriages 60 aWry
Gncluding her first) believes she has
worked out sort of formula to in
sure the success of marriage in
Hollywood.
In addition to compatibility OF
temperaments and all else that mar
ital happiness requires, Sally says a
couple in Hollywood needs some
thing more. And that is at least
three common interests.
IT think people indirectly are the
cause of breakups in this odd town, u
says Sally. TOO many people So
many couples I know have to enter
tain big groups or be in big groups
to have any fun. That's not right
Couples should have hobbies and
interests they can enjoy without the
help of their friends"
Sally and her husband play golf
collect antiques and ride horses
She thinks married couples shouldn't
play two-handed games, like rummy
or backgammon or dominoes. be-
cause "a wife usually is Setter at
such games, and beating her hus-
band consistently, causes h2m to lose
interest"
The really happy couples Sally
could name off-hand have mutual
interests that do not require the
assistance of friends. The Casey
Robinsons the's scenarist) recently
took up the piano. and the competi-
tion is interesting. Leslie Fenton
and Ann Dvorak raise tropical plants
and flowers. Charles Boyer and Pat
Paterson are rare book addicts.
Dick Powell and Joan Blondell enjoy
trailer trips together. These are the
chief interests of these folks, but
Sally says they have others equally
as beneficial.
Sally did not include, among other
mutual interests, children. (Her
Harry Joe, lr., is ~
People have been using that have
A-child-t hold them together gag
for years." she laughed. Il know a
flock of people, with children, who
are divorced"
Sallys first husband was Cowboy
Hoot Gibson: her second, Producer
Harry Joe Brown.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Will Fvfe Signed

The celebrated Scotch actor, Will
Fyffe, has been signed by Para
mount as the first major casting
in Producer Director Frank Lloyd's
forthcoming Ruler of the Seas" "
epic film story of the rise of the
Cunard Line in maritime history.
Fyffe, who ranks among the first
10 box Office stars of the British
Isles, will be seen in one of the
pivotal roles of the picture as dour
Scotch engineer whose mechanical
genius played a major part in max
ing it possible for steam to win SUI
premacy over sail on the Atlantic.
Ruler of the Seas" is scheduled
to go before the cameras in April.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Heart of Arizona"
Robert Livingston In
The NiRht Hawk"
Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in
Idiots Delight"
Strange Case Of Or.
Meade" and of the
Record"
Man From Music
Mountain" and "Flirt-
Ing With Fate"
John Barrymore
in
Great Man Votes"
Joe E. Brown
in
With Fate"
Orphans OF the
Street" and Charlie
Chan in Honolulu"
Homicide Bureau"
and
Going Places"
Eleanor Powell and
Robert Young In
Honolulu"
Pride Of the Navy"
William Boyd in
"Frontiersman.
John CARRIED. Dead
End Kids" "They
Made Me a Criminal"
Utah Trail"
Jackie Oakie. Thanks
for Everything"
Safety In Numbers"
and The Terror OF
Tiny Town.
Silver on the SAGE"
and "FlSherman'S
Wharf"
Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda in
Jesse James"
John Parrymore
Great Man Votes"
Louis HAYWARD and
Tom Brown in 1.-The
Duke of West Point"
Air Devils"
Anne ellis in Little
Orphan Annie" "
WAYNE Morris in
Valley of the
Giants
Enrol Flynn
in
Dawn Patrol"
Next Time I Marry"
BinR Crosby in
Paris HONEYMOON"
Smashing the Spy
Ring and While
/ New York Sleeps"
"Peck's Bad Boy With
the Circus" and "Mys-
terious Rider"
Il Am a Criminal"
/ and
LAUNDERING West"
"A Christmas Carol"
and South Of Santa
/ Fe."
Rudolph Valentino
THE Eagle."
Mysterious Rider"
Bob Hope in Thanks
for the Memory"
South of Arizona"
and "Peck's Bad Boy
at the Circus"
Renegade Ranger"
and Nancy Drew.
Reporter"
Heart OF the North"
Preston Foster in
Up the River"
Loretta Young and
Richard Greene in
Kentucky
Charles LauRhton and
Elsa Manchester in
The Beachcomber."
Road Demon"
| Bob Baker in
BLACK Bandit"
| Mickey Rooney
"Huckleberry Finn"
Cary Grant and
| Victor McLaglen in
| "Gunga Din"
Olympic Bradna and
| Ray Milland in
Say 1t in French"
California Frontier
ana
! Gambling Ship"
j Jane Withers
in
Arizona Wildcat"
Ferdinand the Bull -
John Barrymore in
Great Man Votes"
Youth Takes a Fling"
and The Stranger
From Arizona"
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Beery in
Stand Up and Plight. "
Fredric March and
/ Joan Bennett in
Trade Winds"
| illegal Tramc.'
Olympic Bradna In
Say 1t in French"
Pride OF the West"
and whispering
Enemies.
Melvyn Douglas, Viz
pinia Bruce. There's
That Woman Again"
Constance Bennett
and Alice Faye in
"Tailspin."
Charles Laughton
in
The Beachcomber."
John Garfield. Dead
End" Kids. They
Made Me a Criminal. "
Evening star., 1939-03-19
M.G.M to Make Film
OF Susan and Cod

Susan and God" Rachel Cro-
thers' dramatic success which en-
joyed an eight-month run on Broad
way last season, has been purchased
by Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer for early
production. Staged by John Golden
at the Plymouth Theater. the play
starred Gertrude Lawrence with
Paul McGrath and Nancy Kelly and
later was taken on tour by the star.
The play is the story of woman
of the world who comes to the real
ization that she must pass on a
spiritual message of humility. No
cast has yet been set for the film.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

face lifted, one way or another. He
still laughs over furor Of long ago
when he took tip from Spring
Song and wrote a number, That
Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune"
which made classicists purple with
rage.
You don't have to look far to find
Irving Berlins philosophy OF life in
the lyrics he's writing down the
years. He phrased 1t plainly not
many months ago in Marching
Along With Time" A change in
music, a change in rhythm, q
change in dancing-well. he said.
he'd be right with 'em.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
New Fan Gag

Robert Montgomery has run into
a new dodge used by movie fans to
get into a stars home. In recent
weeks, he has received five offers to
purchase his home, the prospective
buyers stating that. of course, they
wanted to look over the place first
He was surprised because his home
isn't for sale but he learned other
stars have met the same problem.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Newcomer Signs

Julie Stevens, 20-year-old St
Louis girl, has been signed by War
ner Bros. as a result of her work
at the Pasadena Community Play
house in "Yes, My Darling Daugh-
ter" and 1.-THE Animal Kingdom"
Miss Stevens, whose real name Is
Harriet Stanwood Foote, will make
her film debut in 1.-TWO Weeks Va
cation"
Evening star., 1939-03-19
More Wizardrv

While real icicles do drip, they
would melt as though on a stove
under Hollywood lights. So set de-
signers on Maiden Voyage" solved
the problem. They have invented
prop icicles made of hollow glass
and filled with water which drips
through a tiny hole at the tip.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

tinued in spite of all the peace
plays that have been written, and
the horrors of war have increased,
but the human character and its
ability to endure and withstand
suffering has continued and so
Euripides' play continues to live,
as powerful today as when it was
new.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Powell Returns

William Powell returned to the
M-G-M studios for the first time
in several months to receive script
on Return of the Thin Man." in
which he will co-star with Myrna
10y. w. S. Van Dyke will direct
and Hunt Stromberg produce. Pow
ell is recovering rapidly from his
recent operation.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Irving Berlin
Knocks Out
Another
Trick Keyboard
! Now Produces
Best Score
~
By Dan De Luce,
Associated Press Staff Writer.
IJNT vyTyN0r

HULL WOOU.
The little man with a trick piano
has done it again.
His name is Irving Berlin and his
thin fingers are the cleverest in
America at sorting out notes to fit
the jig-saw sentiments of the COM
mon man.
For a year, he's been playing that
odd piano of his, with floating
keyboard that turns everything into
F-sharp. And now he has six songs
ready for what he hopes will be an
other hit parade.
It ought to be old stouf1, this
whipping up score for motion pic
ture, but he held his breath as the
cameras started grinding on Cupid
Goes to Press" last week.
He confided that it is his best"
score. though it's hard to see how
it could top that flood of nostalgic
Evening star., 1939-03-19
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
pride of tho Navy"
and Swing. Sister.
Swing
Tyrone Power and
Nancy Kelly in
Jesse James"
Donald O'Connor and
June Travis in TON
Sawyer. Detective"
Jane Withers
In
"Arizona wildcat"
John Howard in
Arrest Bulldog
Drummond."
Tex Ritter in
starlight Over
Texas"
Next Time / Marry"
Shine on Harvest
Moon"
Gary Cooper ant
Merle Oberon In
COWBOY & the Lady
Maureen OSullivan
and Henry Fonda in
Let Us Live"
Mary Carlisle in
sweetheart Of Signs
Chi"
Paul Lukas
in
Ady yanl3hes.
Peter LORE In
"Mr. Moto's Last
Warning"
personal Secretary
Richard Greene in
Submarine Patrol. I"
John GARFIELD. "Deat
End" Kids. The,
Made Me a Criminal
Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda in
Jesse James"
Pat O'Brien and
Joa n Blondell in
ION the Record"
Bill Boyd. Lucky"
end Windy" in
THE Frontiersmen."
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
ON the Record"
Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane in
Brother Rat"
Errol Flynn
in
"Daw wn Patrol"
Next Time I Marry.
BinR Crosby in
paris Honeymoon.
Bob Hope end Shirle
Ross in Thanks 10
the Memory"
Claudette Colbert an
Herbert Marshall n
"ZaZa."
"Feud on the Range
and "Annabel Take
a Tour"
Kentucky"
and
"Ferdinand the Bull.
Rudolph Valentino
in
! The Eagle"
Mysterious Rider
Bob Hope in Thank
for the Memory"
Priscilla Lane in
Yes. NV Da Ring
| Daughter"
John Barrymore
in
Great Man Votes
! George Brent and
Olivia de Havilland /
wings OF the Navy,
Loretta Young and
( Richard Greene in
Kentucky"
Dorothy Lamour an,
Lloyd Nolan in
st. Louis Blues"
when a Mans
Man" and Mr.. Bogg
Steps Out"
Mickey Rooney
in
'Huckleberry F1nn.
Gary Grant and
Victor McLaglen in
'Gunea Din,
Buck Jones
in
California Frontier.
Warren William an
Ida Iupino IN Lon
Wolf Spy Hunt"
Charles Lauehton an
| Eliza Manchester in
"The Beachcomber.
| Eleanor Powell and
Robert Young in
Honolulu"
Storm Over Bengal.
| Ray Milland in
"Say 1t in French.
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Beery in
Stand Up and Fight.
Fredric March and
Joan Bennett in
Trade WinL&."
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Beery in
stand Up and Fight
| Sidney Toler in
| Charlie Chan In
Honolulu"
Dorothy Lamour an
Lloyd Nolan in
st. Louis Blues"
Charles Laughton an
Elsa Manchester in
The Beachcomber.
Charles Laushton
In
The Beachcomber.
william Boyd
| in
"Sunset Trail"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-29
Disabled Veterans
Urge Americanism

SACRAMENTO. June 30. (UP)-
Delegates to the 18th annual state
convention of the disabled Ameri-
can Veterans we're returning to
their homes today after electing
David Spaulding, Santa Monica
attorney, state president and choos-
ing Fresno as the 1910 convention
city.
Adjournment OF the three-day
meeting came last night after elec-
ton of officers and adoption OF
resolutions condemning "anti-Am-
erican groups and ANY attempt
to draw the United States into
war"
Charles Riggio, San Jose, was
chosen senior vice Commander;
Jesse Holland, Pomona, Junior vice
commander, and o. K. Whitten-
burg, Redwood City. director.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-29
C.H.H. Small Named
Post Commander
By Legion Members

C. H. H. Small was elected COM
mander of Boyce Aten post of the
American Legion Tuesday night to
succeed w. H. Rhodes.
Other officers elected were Mark
Magee. first vice ce-commander; Felix
Lehman, second vice-president;
Harvey Kenyon, adjutant; Barney
Holbort. treasurer; Fred Riddle. his
torian; A. j. Smaller, chaplain; and
Frank Criss, sergeant-at-arms.
Installation ceremonies will take
place at the first post meeting in
October.
Members of the executive COM
mittee selected we're Rhodes, Char
les Delp, H. K. McClimans. Harry
Woodbury., and Nolan Smith. Coun-
ty council delegates included Delp'
Dr. A. H. Van Eman. and McClim-
ans.
Delegates elected to represent the
post at the state convention were
Rhods. Small. Magee. Kenyon, Van
Eman, and Chief of Police j. Ster-
ling Oswalt. The list of alternates
included Mike Zavala, McClimans,
w. T. Livingston, Charles Bratton
and G. B. Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-29

veteran of 81 years in Imperial VAL
ley, with Mrs. Buck will make a
new home in La Mesa.
1t is possible you do not know
his name. but it is impossible to
have been in Ell Centro long and
not know the CHEEKY gentleman
who has handled special delivery
letters for the postoffice since 1927
rain or shine, early or late.
How many times he has said
Please sign here" and gravely
looked at his watch to note the
time of delivery, he doesn't know
And something else he doesn't know
is that his cheerful words of greet
ing and comments on the days
happenings before he sped on his
way never failed to leave bright
spot behind him.
Il sort of wanted to stay in the
valley another year" Buck remark
ed. But my wife thought we'd
better take rest now. We had
bought this house in La Mesa. It's
all paid for and we have some
thing put by to live on. I :aie to
leave - His voice trai,e1 off.
Buck came to the 1ailey first in
1912. He brought has wife from
Nebraska and settled on a ranch
northeast of Calexico For years he
was rancher and i'll 1924 took q
prominent part in campaigning tot
the All American canal by gong to
Washington as a member of Ire
Imperial Valley improvement a.
sociation committee. He spent jan
uary to March of tnat year in the
national capital. at The same time
that the celebrated Teapot Dome
oil scandal was breaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck have six chill
| dren. five girls and one boy The
daughters are all married Two
Mrs. w. w. McEuen and Ms. f
N. D. Hatch, live in FL Centro, two
others. Mrs. C. C. Mcfarland and
Mrs. A. B. Elder, live in San Diego
and the fifth, Mrs. Jess James. lives
in Julian. The son, H. A. BUCK. is
a district road superintendent anG
lives at Hemet.
Buck apparently doesn't consider
this a retirement. He is already
thinking up ways to keep his hands
and mind busy