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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-14

CRUISES TO VISIT
FIESTA GRANDE'
ST. AUGUSTINE EVENT WILL
BE HELD SEPTEMBER 7-s;
-cRUIsE-wAY' LINERS ON

SnA -lAlLl>s3 a. g..
sCool. refreshing days.at sea, en-
route to the spectacular -Fiests
Grande" at St. Augustine ale of.
fered by the Cly6e-Mallory Lines
in connection with the celebra-
ton of the 375th anniversary OF
the founding of the oldest city In
North America on September z,
g and 9. Luxurious Cruise
Way" liners plying between New
York and Florida serve St Aug
Justine via Miami and Jackson
sonville.
The elaborate three-day pag-
cant begins Saturday, September
a. with a colorful historical tab
leau depicting the founding OF
St Augustine by Don Pedro Men
endez de Aviles. The drama, to
be enacted at hoary Old Fors
Green, viii be free to the public.
That evening another spectacular
show will represent Menendez'
return to Spain from Florida. A
Royal Spanish Ball" and a pub
lie fiesta in the Ancient City
Plaza are also scheduled for Sat
-urday night.
High Mass is to be celebrated
Sunday morning in Old Fort
Green. with the Most Rev. Am
leto Giovanni Cicognami, Apps
tolic Delegate to the United
States, presiding. Later in the
day public reception in honor
of the large group of visiting
Catholic dignitarieS is scheduled,
to be followed by a benediction
and historic address at Old Fort
Green.
Monday events include an elab-
orate Change of the Flags" pag-
cant, tracing the history of St.
Augustine under successive gov
ernments. In the evening q
final birthday fiesta" viii be
held in the Ancient City Plaza.
Steamship service to FlLrida is
maintained by Clyde-Mallory
Lines. To facilitate attendance
at LA Fiesta Grande", the line
will issue all-inclusive round
trip tickets from New York to
St Augustine that viii provide
stopovers at gay Miami and Jack
sonville.
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music HOUR FOR
| CHURCH SCHOOL
SACRED AND CLASSICAL. 81
LEcTIoEs RENDERED BY
HowELLs

Yesterday morning. during the
worship period. boys and girls
attending the Ley Mem0rizI Va
cation Church School hztenez q
a brief concert Of sacred snc
classical selections presented ~
Joseph and Sarah Howell These
young musicians have recenfly
come 70 Key West % make fhesr
home. Their father. Rev -. =
Howell. Is now serving rs pzsiur
of Fleming Street Church-
Miss June Du Puis. nov a
Tampa. but formerly of Key
West. accompanied one nunber
with her clarinet
Mrs. n Z. ZorEer and son,
Myron. gave several SELECTIONS On
the Hawaiian guitars
The following program Ess
rendered:
Violin Solo. Fifth AR Vas
Dancla. by Joseph Howell
Piano Solo. Hungarian Rap
Soda. KOeling. by Sarah Howell
Trio, abide With NE. Sarah
and Joseph Howell and June D.
Puts.
Piano Solo. ''Vslse Csprice
Newman, by Sarah Howell
Violin Solo. 'Traumerei Schu-
man, by Joseph Howell
Over IS boys and girls have Al
te1led the -Vse1tion School our
ing the past few days.
This week Junior and Inter
mediate pupils are working on .
missionary pageant
Rev. o. c. Howell pastor. IN
vites all parents and friends 20
attend the closing program of the
school Friday morning 81 IL
o'clock.
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THE RECENT SToHY i

THE RECENT STORY in The
/ Citizen about young Charles
Jerome Thompson, woodcarver
and native of Key West, catches
our attention. Many viii recall
the premier of the paintings of
Paul DiNegro and Charles
Thompson, son of Chester
Thompson, both native artists, at
the Art Center last year. It is
most gratifying to learn of grow
ing interest in creative art in
Key West This has been the
hope Of those who promoted the
Art Center for the Community.
For the past two years with the
assistance of the National Arts
Program of the Works Projects
Administration there have been
at the Art Center continuous ex-
hibitions changing every two OF
three weeks. representing the
best art of the past and present
and of the local artists. This op-
portunity to view fine art with
the free classes for adults and
children Is naturally stimulating
creative ability, which is a
heritage of all human beings. 1t
is TO be regretted that all those
who have the desire to express
themselves in an Art Medium
have not taken advantage of the
facilities available and in
cidentally given support to the
idea of a Center devoted to COM
munity art interests. Apprecia-
ton however is fast growing and
more local people are visiting the
exhibitions and becoming men,
bers as they come to a realization
of the many benefits it brings to
the community.
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Mrs. Daisy Anderson WAS
among the recent arrivals II Key
West from Pensacola for . viSft
with her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Thompson. at their home on Mar
garet street.
Mrs. Anderson spent . shur1
while visiting other relatives IN
Miami Just previous 20 her ar
rival in Key West.
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ROOSEVELT SUM MER

CAMP. held this summer at the
Harris Elementary School, opens
the Annual Exhibition today and
will continue through Friday,
August 18th. The work of all de-
partmentS will be on display and
the Art Project is particularly in
tereSted in the Mural Decoration
which the Art Students are pro-
ducing under the tutelage of
Roger L. Wilcox. This mural is
conceived, designed and painted
by the mural group of the Art
Class and will be suitable for
permanent hanging in a school
building.
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.Leape Today
For Macon

MIR. and Mrs. Paul Hyre. and
little daughter. Gloria, left over
the highway today. for visit
with Mrs. Hyre's cousin, Mrs.
George Jones, and family, in
Macon, Ga.
When the HyreS return in
about two weeks they will bring
Mrs. Jones and her daughter back
with them fora visit here.
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LIBRARY BOOKS ND

MAGAZINES-those on art and
artists are particularly desired
for the Art Reference Library at
the Key West Art Center. Also,
if anyone would like to donate a
subscription it would be most
welcome by all members who al
ready find the library helpful for
art reference design, costumes,
etc. Address Miss Mary Morgan.
chairman of the Library Commit
tee or the Art Center direct.
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THE SOUND OF HAMMERS

is heard again around the Art
Center as plans for Frightening
up the place got under way this
week The city is sponsoring
material for the new roof over
the street front and a carpenter
has just been added to the staff
by w. p A. Some new decora-
tiOns, sign and painting will soon
be added to the building.
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Polk county, long Florida's
greatest producer of citrus. ship
ped more fruit last year than any
other county In the United
States, beating Los Angeles
county by over 1000 cars. Polk
also is pushing the west coast
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WHEN YOU SEE the water.

WHEN YOU SEE the water
color painting by Marjorie
Stevens in the window of the
San Carlos Book Store on Duval
street, you will hurry down to
the Center to cast your vote for
the most popular picture in the
current show of pictures by
artists in Key West" This
watercolor will be given to the
lucky voter who is drawn from
those voting for the most pop
ular picture. The drawing takes
place at 800 p. m. Friday, August
10th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-14

PHILIP PUDERER visited the
Art Center last week, on his way
to Dry Tortugas- Mr.. Puderer, a
former trustee of the Center. as
artist and landscape architect is
particularly interested In art de-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-14

Jailer G.. F. Brisson of Lumber
ton. n. C, has a tiny bantam
rooster which is mothering a
brood Of six-week- chicks.
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To be continued.

Mrs. Virginia Simmons of Ben
ton HarbOr, Mich, has filed suit
for divorce five times against the
same husband.
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|kirehiks Visited
PGrents Here

Judge and Mrs. Jack Kirchik.
Of Miami. visited in Key West
over last weekend with Judge
Kirchik's father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Kirchik.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-14

velopments in Key West. He was
pleased with the current showing
Of pictures by local artists.
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FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM FUR
NISHED APARTMENT for
adults Aircraft Studio. Cor.
Charles and New streets.
aug9-1wk
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FoH SALE

ANOTHER ASSORTMENT of
good Used Cars has just arriv-
ed See Them-Drive Them.
Always see Deacon" Jones
before you buy. JONES AUTO
LOT, Fleming and Elizabeth
Streets augl4-tf
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TRANSPORTATION

TRANSPORTATION WANTED
Young man leaving for Hous-
ton, Texas. Monday or Tues
day. desires to contact party
going all or part of way. Share
expenses. Jack Crawley, The
Cabasa. aug13-5t
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN


LOST-Dinaond ring with gold
setting. Reasonable reward for
return Box x. co The Citizen.
aug13-3t
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Ne
Ea!Il:ss3A

Notes and happenings I'm
connection with growing Art
activities In Key West will be
published weekly i'm this column
in The Citizen sponsored by
the WPA Key West Art Center.
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FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED
HOUSE. :G.E, Refrigerator,
Electric Range, Hot Water.
Also. APARTMENT. Apply
rear i0l4 Varela St. aug12-1wk
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APARTMENT. All modern con-
I venienees. Apply 602 Duval
street. rear, or to Army and
Navy Store. augl4-3tx
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for leadership in the vegetable
field.
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APARTMENT. 1104 DIVISION
STREET. Hot water, modern
conveflienceS. Opposite Tits
Grocery. Apply 1910 Varela
street = jly24-tf
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BRNGSYoUR VISITING friends
IN need Of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
sl1 Fleming st. apr17-tf
Evening star., 1940-02-15
The Food Shop Offers
Fine Foods at Savings

Ensemon Gardens Grapefruit Sections Pound. 4ounce
for 6ss
Potrot Ready Soups Pound for Csc
Potriot Condensed Soups. lOI2-ounc for 24e
Westons English QuoIiy Biscuits Pound
Lutx Sehramm Pickle Chips Pint ice box jo--z for 45e
Lutx & Schramm Preserves. 21-ounce ice box"
Old MoHk Colossal Ripe Olives Pint soc
Suntone Grapefruit Juice. Number eon----------l4e
BuebeN Tomotoes Number for 4Se
Domsess kut-topped Cookies. 3-pound tin-------sse
VS. coektoi O-ounce fo soc; dozen s4e
Kins-Ke Whole Peeled Apreots. Pound for 65e
Kings Feney Whole speed Peaches Pound l4-ounee
can z7e eaeh for 81
Grcndes Memmoth Green Olives. Quort 4oe
Lily Of the Valley Tomato Juice 24ounee for 55e
Helen Harrison Chocolates and Bonbons Three pound S5e
Potrot Coffee tMoeho Javo and coombion. Pound SIC
Ice Box Cookies 2pound
Westehester Chicken Ia King l5ounee
Gruyere Cheese t2 potions).
Donsh Bleu Cheese. Pound -45e
!vins Tomato Chips 1o-ounce package
Vurpe Grapefruit Juice for 35e: dozen Csc
Roberts 8 ooke Sweetmeots Pound SEE
Roberts ooke Sweetmeot Cooked Homs. Whole string
pound 26e Butt end pound 2Se Center Slices pound 4se
West vrsno Hysrode Hams Whole string
end pound 34e Butt end pound 36e Center Slices pound 55e
The FooD SHOP, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Sparkling Etched
Crystal Glassware, 4Oe.e.eh

Etched pattern le7o lovely and graceful desonon plain
full eod gloss bose Of pleasing lines Gob|ets, high and low
sherbets. ice creons beverages and umbes
Rssularly sold in stock at zoe.
Orion Pottern Hsndeut cstoI Gloss flower design 0obe
ice creoms beverage CLOSES l2ounee tuber Reouoy sold
in stock at Sc
l5oo pieces Fine price due monufoc-
tuers eoseout Honded bon bon pickle Dishes z5e; pickle
ond relish dishes, 30e; threeeorpoent relish Dishes
compartment oyonnoe Dishes Soc; sxneh voes 6o; candy
boxes honded noppes honded pote eoe 75e 2nch flower
bowls, $i l2inch $l.25; individual service
Adss Pssm Hendeut crstsl Gsss stsmware oobets high
shebets. ice Beverages 5. II ubers Reeu
orY sold in stock at 30c--
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Wakefield Sheets. Gases

Fine quality, evenly woven, hieheount muslin sheets
and pIowcoses that have been proven by octuo tests
to excel in long wear, durability and smooth, soft.
white appearance otter repeoted Ioundernes. Plain
hens-torn sizes before hemmine.
eo o8ineh Sheets eoeh $l.4s e3xos-inch Sheets each SLIT
slx o8ineh Sheets each $40 63xo9neh Sheets 90
81xoo-inch Sheets, eoch 81 81 PIlowcoses:
Tiki o8 Inch Sheets each 81 81 45x38 -nch 3oe
7zx9o-ineh Sheets each SLIT 42x38h- -neh eoeh-3oe
Wse "sh Stsr Dsnksts Of excellent quoI CoIored
plaid pottern peoch green, oodeoo rosedust ton on
white. Regularly sold in stock OF SO eoch-----SsI5
Moth Fine Qssy Pure Ws Fleece Bsnkss CLOSELY
nopped quoy possessing greet worh and durability Beautiful
shades with OIL binding 72xS4-inch size In regular stock
Luxurious Dewnfled Rsyen-setin csmss Quilted
filled with down.; lovely coors Cut size Tx
"a inches Regularly sold stock sos oehSl2ss
Cotton Tued Bsdpvssdtny tno without oppressive weight
White and pretty eolors Twin full Regularly sold in our
stock S. so -------------- IS
Tuftsd Cotton Chenille Bsdprseds White solid eoo Twin
full sizes. Regularly in stock at $4e5----S3es $4
BEpWEAR FIFTH F1ooa
Evening star., 1940-02-15
ToIe-type Trays, 78e

Lovely floral and fruit designs ond-ponted black,
willow green or eeesheI color backgrounds. Ia inches
in doneter
obsns ssns Trays in ooI fruit designs,
boeoround Of block green Chinese red vo-eoo Re,ont
Low Sterling Silver csndsseks with plain beaded edges
Pair 81. so
6neh Stsrins Silver csndsseks in plain design Por
Copper Serving Tssys with handles obono
ovoI or round shopes. with Godroon border
Hsndfersed Aluminium Were including handled boskets SERVING
troy bowls relish with gloss inset pitchers and moyonnoiss
dishes with gloss inset and spoon Eoch
Sivsr-dspos Glassware lovely oo design; footed bowls
cheese Dishes bowls oval relish Dishes covered
eondy boxes, and pitchers
Pottery vasss. Bowls end csadssieks several shopes-n
sorted eolcrs for all the Spring flowers Eoeh
oy be used flower bowl fruit bowl eenterpece ST. IS
Chsss Spss Pitcher in chrome copper finish with white
Asmehsi smart eoors voed designs
Hond-cored wolnut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $685.
THE 0ur sHoP. SEVENTH FtooR.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
New 1910 Westinghouse
EIectricWashingMachine
would be $7o.95 W

Wosh your clothes this cosy modern fast and way
with the Westinghouse 40" New design streomned for beauty
with soey wrinoer-inproved obuotor which
tonono notuo wono oeto Precision for long,
satisfactory specially designed Westinghouse
motor-rod brocno and construction
Deferred payments moy be eensed for slight addona eens Charge
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES EIGHTH Fooa-Expres Elevator Service
Evening star., 1940-02-15
5-piece Sterling Silver
Tea Sets, slOo.5o

Beautiful futed potten Of graceful shape in Co.
lonol design Sets include coffee pot tea pot, sugar
bowl, ereom pitcher, waste bowl. Exceptionally
priced for Annversory
Sterling Silver csndslobrs erocefu ree-eonde style sove
at this Goth Anniversary price, poir $4S
Sterling Silver Bowls footed, all high
Sterling Silver Bowls high, all footed ooted----------S79
GIsemns Sverpaed Hoowore-n the Alden pottern Of
'ono influence In the group double vegetable Dishes WE'LL
ondee plotters, woter pitchers eo SETS relish Dishes cold
meot poers eoch--
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Save on Silver RepIating

Bring old piotsd silver By having rspotsd
restored to its briotnsssovs the little dents
moved and missing sploced-ond take odvuoae Of te
excellent sovnos during Anniversary.
JBWHLAY R1PAn Og1x FMR Ekooa.
Evening star., 1940-02-15


border with bright decoration. e3-peee Service for
Theodore Hovsnd French Chine Sylvia pottern~e scooped
body decorated with rosebud sproys o3pieee Service for
Historic Ameee English Esrthsnwsrs blue pink showing out
standing Of Eo America 5Opece Service for Eight $lo45
"cheses Bird English EarthenwareDeep toned border with
Susie Cooper English Esrthenwse-Moden gay design on
ivory eoored BODY olpeee Service for Eieht--- $3.50
Bus Plymouth English EohenwerPowdered blue effect So
piece Service for Eight $l4.95
"Grey Down" English Eohsnwss like the oroy-down Of an
eory morning. 53pieee Service for Eight $lo.45
American Esrthsnwsrs Service Plates cobalt blue
turquoise. Each S5e
Imported Eethenwer. se1vie. Plates. Blue red Or green with
stamped bond and enoneled decoration. Eoeh $l.S5
Eohenwoe Cups end Souesrs decorated solid
eoos Regularly sold stock soc for and
oan Move Ware hand pointed flower decoration Sood bowls
deep shallow handled relish Dishes chop plates Sizes
piece cheese ond coeker Dishes Eoch
tolon Move We're hand dponted flower decoration Squore
chop plates, sood bowls large potes, shell dshe relish dshes
stansI Kitehenwo,s very eoloru Jugs eoofes sood bowls
teo pots, bean pots. Each
Kitchen Set including oroe solod
bowl fork large chop pIote plate. casserole with
Amsresn Esrthsnwa,e Mixing Bew including oroe lo-nch bowl
medium 8inch bowl, small 6nch BOWL Set Of three 95e
Imported Eahenwere 5pece Cory Setsteopot and hot
woter pot and troy CheeuH dscoroted soc
Imported Eshenwass Waffle Ssts-Loee boer pitcher cover
pIote syrup pitcher. and pIote pieces
Imported EarthenwaFe Cookie Jors and
Tea Tiles old print decorations Set of soc
Imported White Chine Jugs decorated light oeen Two Use
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-02-15


Reouofy sold in stock at 3Oc zze
Three Console Sets with Ioroe bowl double
condlestick Etched decoration Regularly sold
IS set Set S3.95
and tumbIers 10 II
toll tunbIers Regularly sold stock ot ST. dozen.
Dozen
6-eunes Tumbers regularly sold in stock OF
sounes Tumbe reouIory sold in stock at l5c---loe
l2ounee Tumbes, regularly sold stock OF 2Oe-l5e
Imported Merry Mixer sets. regularly sold stock ST. soc
imported Jem Sets, reouory sold stock ot $l- soc
Peppers regularly sold stock sos 35e
Imported Leed Cyste peeentsss in Colonial design Regularly
sold stock OF $3.50 $4.95
Imported Fish Design Beverage Closes eouoy sold stock
lspees Beverage Sets including 2ouo Jug 5ounce
9-ounce l2-ounce tmbes Regularly sold in stock
at 81 l9-piece 75e
Peonaxed Glosswas wheel engraved Glassware
Section by on old moser at the ort.
Imported Dseents engraved "Seoe RYE" in Old
English letters eneoved Scotch Thistle Rye design, engraved
with threeIetter Regularly sold stock OF 50
poir. Pair. enqroved -$265
Full crsto Old Fashioned Glasses with flute deorotion-
enoroved with nio Old English modern diamond STYLE
Reouory sold in our stock at Toe. Engraved soc
Full Iced crystoI 9-eune Water 1oounes Toll Tumble
engraved with initial Old English diamond modern STYLE
Regularly sold stock 3Cc. Engraved zoe
Full Iced cpsto Old Fashioned Glasses with holt bottom
eneroved with initial Old English modern domond style
Regularly sold stock at 45c. ensoved-
Full leod cyo Stem Beverage Gssses eneroved with initial
in oid English diomond modern style. Regularly sold in
stock ot Soc Engraved
Imported csye Gs cssrssss Boxes enoroved into
in Old English diomond modem style. Regularly sold
stock ot S3.l5 Engraved
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22

air force remains great and that is has carried
an impressive bombing counter-attack into the
heart of German territory.
This sort of thing can scarcely fail to irk
the Nazis who have been doing their best to
convince the world, and the other nations OF
Europe in particular, that the Nazi air force
is invincible and has practically beaten Eng
land to her knees. It is not at all the sort OF
comment Hitler expects from a partner who
is supposed to hail German claims of victory
and belittle the claims of the Reich's foes.
Russia's leaders know this well enough and
they also know the kind of impression this
kind of comment will make on the Russian
people. It is bound to arouse doubts in their
minds as to whether Russia is wise to tie her
fate too securely to the German kite. If Stain
were preparing to step out Of his partnership
with Hitler this is precisely the way he might
go about preparing his people for the idea. Or
he might use such an article to warn the
German fuehrer to watch his step.
Persistent reports of a Russo-Turkish al
lance, of Russian troops massing on the
Humans frontier, of Russian fleet units sail
ing to the southeast reinforce these comments
in the Soviet press. The customary secrecy
and subtlety hide Stalin's real detectives but
there can be no doubt that he is preparing
a new move.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
SALTY WATER
To The Star:

To The Star:
You are to be commended on
your recent editorial regarding the
salty water. It is an ~inexcusable
situation and as you say l think
the people ought to rise up and do
something about it. The writer just
bought a cup of coffee at a re-
staurant which tasted so nasty it
was not fit to drink because it was
made with the city water. Speak
ing of industries, l understand that
our water was found to be playing
havoc with the boilers of the At
lantic Coast Line engines and ar
rangements had to be made to
ship water in by tank cars for
their use. Think of the taxes paid
by the ACL to the City. No, I
don't believe a new industry would
want to come to a place where
such conditions are allowed to
exist. Very soon now with furnaces
starting to be fired up boilers and
pipes all over town are going to be
giving way, and then perhaps the
people will wake up to the fact
that this salt water is more than a
mere nuisance, but a costly GALA
nifty.
CITIZEN.
Wilmington, N. c.
Oct. q, 1910