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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Colonial
Meeting SET

THE MICHIGAN SOCIETY,
Daughters Of Colonial Wars,
will hold its annual luncheon
and meeting Monday noon at
the Ingleside Club. Mrs. Harold
NJ. Hastings will preside.
Reports will be read by Mes
DANES Albert Hart, Osmond d.
Heavenrich, Charles NJ. Metcalf,
Walter c. Pomeroy, Robert
Vint, Dorman L. Rogers, Zeben
r. Peterson, Harold R. Larkins,
Curtis T. Wolford. Sidney c.
Probert, Marvin L. Hoagland
and Lynn T. Miller.
A report on the society's war
project, the amputation center
at Mare Island, Cal, will be
given by Mrs. Henry B. Joy, the
honorary state president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Sgt. Julien and Bride
90 TO Texas Camp

T/SGT EDWARD JULIEN and his bride, the
former Elizabeth Mary Rutledge, have left for
Camp Bliss, Tex, where Sgt Julien is to be
stationed -
They were married Saturday in Annuncation
Church.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William p. Rutledge Of Harding avenue and the
bridegroom is the of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
julien of Bewick avenue.
The bride wore a white slipper satin gown
with a slight train. Her finger-tip illusion veil
fell from calot of rose pointe lace and she car
ried white orchids and roses in an arm bouquet
Mrs Thomas Madigan was matron of honor.
Joseph Mas was best man. The guests were
seated by George Rutledge and James Nc
Carthy
wedding breakfast was served in the Whit
tier and reception was held in the home of the
brides parents
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

EVERY CHILD longs for an
Easter bunny all his own. Why
not make some for the kids of
your acquaintance easy and
inexpensive!
Bunny is Is inches tall with
out ears; make him of any plain
or figured material. Pattern Cos
contains pattern for rabbit.
Send Is cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only Is cents more brings you
our new 1915 Needlecraft Cata-
log 95 illustrations of de-
signs for embroidery, toys. knit
ting, crochet, quilts, handicraft
- A free doll pattern printed
right in catalog.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Nancy BieeIow Home

WAVE 2/C NANCY BIGE-
Low daughter OF Mrs.
Thomas F. Paddock who is
stationed at Olathe. Kan.
gave her family a thrill. the
other day when she walked
Unexpectedly in the door of the
Paddock residence in Touraine
road, Crosse Pointe Farms -.
And Nancy, OF course. was
thrilled, too as she had not
expected TO get home
She was en- route 10 New
York on a transport plane
and the plane was grounded
After IS hours stay in New
York. she few 10 Chicago,
where she had a short stop /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Leaving for East

THE EARL WILEYS Of Har-
ward road Crosse PoInte are
moving 20 Bronxeific. X. +.
leaving behind many diSconso-
late friends
Numerous & o o d b y parties
have been given for them during
the last fortnight
The Jack Henrys of Wash
ington road are entertaining for
them AZ dinner tonight
Mr. Wiley is motoring east
tomorrow but Mrs. Wiley
and child will travel by train
=. and will leave Thursday
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

CUT a fine figure in Jacket
n frock FOR street wear! Whisk
of Jacket for sun dress, now coat
of tan, Easy 10 sew "a warm
weather essential!
Pattern 1896 comes in misses
sizes: L. II. Is. is and 20. Size
l6. sun dress, 22s yards 35-inch
Contrast for Jacket, Il, yards.
This pattern. together with a
nccdlcwork pattern for personal
or household decoration, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and SIC.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book of
patterns for spring Free pat
tern for four aprons printed in
book
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Ii. Richard Miller
Wed in California

IT. AND MRS. RICHARD
ShERER MILLER, who were
married Feb. q. are making
their home at Riverside. Cal.
where It. Miller Is stationed
with the l. s. Army Air Forces.
Mrs NIlicf was Tafilyn Dare
Goodrich. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwards Swiizer Goodrich
of Nest Los Angeles formerly
OF Detroit.
II. Miller is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Miller OF Lin
coin road. Crosse POiutc.
The marriage took place I'm
the home nf the brides parents.
Mrs. Howard Tyler Graber
n. sister Of the bride, was
naAttna- -nt .kAHeF and AAi+sS- Bat
bara Miller. SiSlcr Of the Bride
groom, was bridesmaid
Il Donald NCConaChlc.
CSNlC. was best man.
4 reception was held In the
-figGET1rfl- -hHf93p
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
MARCN II ~ APRM n

MARCH 2f To APRIL 90
Arics -- Proceed quietly, har-
moniously with plans. Pleasant
day II you help make il so, Neces-
sary work need not strain or
trouble Planetary influences
favorable in midway.
APRIL Fl TO NAY e0
Too1w-Shghtly more favor
able than otherwise bat day
won't brook rcck'cssnoss, ex-
tromcs Church. charity first
Wholesome social a Ia spon-
sored Military interest," tops.
WAY 2I TO JINE 2I
Gcmui-Don't become ruffled,
impatient You will be happier,
gain more in whatever the days
duties II you maintain a calm
attitude. Enjoy leisure time
sanely. Go 20 church.
JUNE p TO JULY eS
Cancer - Spiritual develop
ment, friendly gatherings, ac-
tivities for welfare Of armed
forces, healthy hobbies and en-
tertainmont favored. Rest for
your work tomorrow.
JULY .! TO AUG. 20
Lco-Hold tight to hich4deals,
don't become discouraged if some
don't live up 10 expectations.
Keep faith in God. All this will
keep you we'll balanced, vision
clear.
AUG. % TO SEPT. e5
Pirgo-Day can be pleasant.
Don't do unnecessary things
when health warns that some
rest and recreation are needed.
Enjoy religious services, good
reading. pleasant fun.
SEPT. - TO OCT. 25
Libra-"The better the deed.
the better the day is indeed
pertinent this Sunday Your
plans and programs will turn
out better If you strive in that
way. Blessings.
OCT. p TO nov. %
Scoypio-Don't waver from the
right or neglect that which you
promised II takes brave souls
to win battles over temptations
whether from within or without.
You are a brave soul.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sdgitt0rU,s-Self-control very
important today-irritating ten
denotes may prevail. Don't be
misguided. You are also most
efficient, charming when COM
posed, unperturbed.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Coprjcorp-Good news, pleas
ant happenings indicated. En-
JOY Sunday thoroughly whether
you must work or have time for
play. Avoid extremes, unwise
diet.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
AqHdriUs - Discipline self
stringently now. Should be time
for church services, essential du-
ties, some wholesome recreation,
depending upon how you regu-
late your day.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 2O
Pisces-Friendships. domestic.
romantic and childrens interests
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Hold Party at DAG

THE PALM ROOM az the
DAG -. gay with spring flow
ers on all the small tables 9.
was the setting. yesterday, for
q bridge luncheon. given BY the
Women Golfers Of the Oakland
Hill Country Club
Mrs. Leslie V. Brown. chair
nina, was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. 3. p. Costello d.
Mrs. 7. w. Coleman Mrs.
Walter Cummings Mrs Jack
Henderson Mrs. +. y. Kcl-
Ter Mrs. George King d.
Mrs r. o. Mead Mrs CaSS
r. Russell Mrs. Joseph
Sweeney Mrs. Warren Pcase
=. and Mrs. c. w. Wackcr d.
Among those IN The Ihrong
who lunchcd and played bridge
were:
Mrs. II. A. Snure Mrs.
F. B. Rogers Mrs. J. c.
Calhoun Mrs. Howard
Heinz Mrs Harold Ebbers
Mrs. Clayton Morse d.
Mrs Jack Palmer Mrs. A. a.
Knorr Mrs. a. VI Tabcr
Mrs, Jack Maynard Mrs.
II. p WalmSlcy Mrs. r.
B. Allen go. Mrs. NJ +. Druken-
brod Mrs. Kenneth May D.,
Mrs. Carl VOORHEES, Mrs.
A. a. Houghan g.. Mrs. II. +.
Degle
Mrs. Robert Redmond g..
Mrs. Roy Hard Mrs. TliX
zones Mrs. Robert Duffin
Mrs. Kenneth White .
Mrs. Joseph HutchinS Mrs.
H + Bingir Mrs. James
McPhail Mrs Don Buell. .
Mrs. J. Ray Scolaro Jr. .
Mrs. Lawrence Kelly 49,. Mrs.
Herbert Walton Mrs. Jo-
seph Murphy .. Mrs Tom
Jeffries Mrs. John O'Hara
Mrs. Tom Mcdonald d.
Mrs. William +. Johnston
Mrs. Robert Tanner 49,. Mrs
Damon Gall Mrs. Harold
Armstrong e.. Mrs. Tom Cook
ley -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Grace GROUP
To Meet

THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
Of Grace Hospital will meet in
the nurses home at 1:30 p. m.
Tuesday The program will be
devoted TO floral settings ar
ranged by the members.
A 81. Patrick'S Day setting
will be shown by the president.
Mrs. q. w. Pickard, a Sunday
night supper arrangement by
Mrs. Perry Citizens, a brides
table by Mrs. Harold Lampman,
spring table by Mrs. +. +. Han
sen, and a patriotic table by
Mrs Reed Zens.
Tea will be served after the
meeting
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Capt. Stratton
To TAX TO Girls

CAPT. DOROTHY STRAIT
TON of the SPARS, formerly
dean of women AT Purdue Uni
versity, viii address joint
gathering Of Girl Reserves,
senior Girl Scouts and Horizon
Girls az s p. m. Tuesday in the
gymnasium OF Wayne Univer-
Sity.
Capt Stratton, author Of the
book, Best Foot Forward. will
speak on etiquette. Group sing
ing and a box luncheon " :
prccede the lecture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Moves TO Detroit

MRS. JOHN CARNEGIE
WILLS has arrived in town
from Washington and has
taken an apartment in the
Ahittier, where she and her
ung son John Z Wills
Jr. viii live while 1t. Wills
Is overseas
They have come 10 be near
the baby's grandmother
Mrs. G. Harold Wills, also Of
the Whittier o.. who is greatly
pleased
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

high on favored agenda. DlAt
forsake spiritual needs and you'll
be the better, more successful
YOU, BORN on this date:
Appreciate home life, art,
science, travel. Would be well
TO associate in work or business
with a more aggressive type, you
are rather self-effacing Are
honorable, faithful. More tai
ented, capable than you realize.
Keep ambition, initiative work
ing full time.
C7Fy1g5t la4s oy King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
1t. Ihrig TO Med
Miss Dufff Top.n.7

1T g. e HERBERT F
lHRIG. son OF Mr. and Mr..
Ernest fnTIg of DevOnshire road.
few home after a year IN
Guadalcanal and tonight vii
marry Miss Joyce Duff dauCh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry B
Duff
The wedding will TIE place
a. 30 IN the Faith J lutheran
Church. +. jefferson al Philip
avenues
a reception VII he held IN
the Detroit Yacht Cub.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
lenten Quiet Days

Lcnten Quiet DAYS for men and
women VIII be held by the Sisters
of 81. John the Divine, Of To-
ronto. on several occasions IN
the Episcopal Diocese Of Nlchi-
gan during the next two weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Albert Harbarths
On Wedding Trip

ELECTRICIANS NATE SIC
'LEEPT TABARrH JR and
his bride the former Jeanne
Higgins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Higgins Of Parkview
avenue, left on a wedding trip
through northern Michigan after
their recent marriage in An
rInrTatIon Church.
ne bridegroom is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Habarth
Of Belvidere avenue. lie recently
returned from 10 months over
seas duty.
At the conclusion Of Habarths
3-day turiOUEh ne viii report
in Miami. Mrs. Habarth wall
make her home with her rar-
RMS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Pilot Visits Mother

1T. DAVID SFARLTS A
bomber pilot who had been IN
England since last summer. is
spending a leave oi two OF three
weeks with hts mother
NrS. John r. Searles of East
Jefferson avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
New Red Cross
First Aid Class

a STANDARD first aid class,
American Red Cross, will start
Tuesday evening. March 6. from
7.30 TO $50, at the Pasadena
Apartments eleventh floor. first
aid headquarterS), 2l70 +. JEFF
ferson. Please call MelroSe 0560
or Melrose 0546 for registration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
BroiIed Apple Rings

SPREAD THICK apple rings
with grated American cheese
blended with a little mayonnaiSe
and broil slowly until the
cheese IS melted and lightly
Drowned. Serve with meatloaf
or Mondays left-overs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
.Msw, p, moAem uomen
In Mayfair
With
THE -CHAPER0N

u MR.. AND MRS. FRED NJ.
ZEDER and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward j. Posselius have
their first grandchild =.
A daughter :. . Barbara Mon
roe Posselius was born
Tuesday 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
John III. PosSeliuS
The babys mama is the for
mer Priscilla Zeder
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

The 1915 Church Directory OF
Metropolitan Detroit, published by
the Detroit Council of Churches,
Is off the press.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
THE SECRET OF THE RUINS
Continued from preceding page

Bile ColOnnade. | inhaled deeply,
grasping his arm.
A figure. almost spectral but of
an elfin loveliness, was floating
diaphanously among the rose
twined columns! Filmy draperies
blew around her, and it seemed
that a perfect work Of Praxiteles
had come to life before our eyes,
From pillar to pillar she glided
along the colonnade. then hesitat-
ed. turned. and giided back again.
Through the silence of the gardens
tloated her softly spoken words.
II must hear what she is say
ing" Trevvy whispered. Move
quietly"
BY this time l had identified the
vision. l knew that again we
watched Francesca. and that she
was asleep. Step by step we crept
nearer. She continued to move up
and down from pillar to pillar,
counting aloud. Each inspection
seemed to leave her dissatisfied.
for again and again she returned to
count them over once more
And - thing which struck an
odd chill to my heart - she count
ed in Latin! ...
Back at our hotel. de Treville
seated himself on the side of his
bed and l dropped into chair.
We shared what remained of our
last bottle of whisky and sat there.
considering the strange incident.
''PRoBABLY she knows Latin
well, l remarked. breaking a long
silence. Her Catholic training
would account for that. But why
should she speak it when sleeping?"
Influence of her environment,
l imagine" said Trevvy, "Or it
may be case of hereditary MEM
ory. After all - what do we know
of the origin or destiny of the
human spirit? have completely
open mind on the subject. Fran
cesca told you that she firmly be-
lieved she had a former incarnation
in ancient Roman times. Why not?"
"Yes. Perhaps she was High
Priestess. She moved like one.
among those ancient ruins. l won
der what intrigues her. at these
times of sleepwalking. about the
row of pillars?"
"I'd give much to know the
answer. We've spent a consider
able time here, and it will be
merely so many days wasted if it
leads to no discovery"
You're still confident some his
toric treasure is hidden about the
Villa Lambardi?"
He adjusted his eyeglass and
glanced at some notes which lay
on a bedside table. Confident is
too definite a word. I'd prefer to
say have not lost confidence. ."
On the following day bundle of
material arrived from Rome.
Trevvy examined the contents
piece by piece, then passed each
across to me without comment,
until he came to a small unmount-
Evening star., 1945-05-13

bdldi, ana IL represented tle eoiou-
made at Villa Lambardi. | studied
it with care. 1T appears to be a
good painting. But | fail to see In
it any answer to my question"
Trevvy smiled. Think it over
during the day, If no answer occurs
to you by the time we revisit the
villa tonight, then the fact shal'
answer for itself.
you honestly think you have
discovered something?"
Il hare discovered something.
We HAD tea that afternoon with
the Professor and his niece. What
steps my friend had taken to re-
assure the old man on the subject
of his Gestapo prosecutors | don't
know, but there was marked i'm
provement in his appearance and
bearing. He even joined us in a
stroll around the gardens. and
stared long and hard at the ia
nous pillars without deriving a
hint of inspiration.
AS de Treville and | walked
down the hill together. he said
slyly, IL fear that you dread our
parting with Lambardi and the
charming Francesca"
felt myself flush. "Yes. Fran
cesca is strangely disturbing"
Il am conscious of this myself.
Although so young. her spirit is
very old. You will see tonight that
she kn0Vs intuitively things which
our more common clay is forced
to labor hard to find out"
That night we had the moon with
us again to aid our labors - but no
Francesca. De Treville had brought
a large knapsack, and this he set
down near one end OF the colon
made, while | watched foollshly.
Next he went from pillar to pillar.
as Francesca had done; but where
Francesca had counted, de Trey
lille tapped Before the last pillar
of the southern end he paused.
please bring me the tools he
called. The knapsack contained a
number of implements, including a
mallet, a chisel. and saw.
First Trevvy cut away the
thorny rose tendrils. Then he broke
a hole in the side of what | had
thought solid marble! 1t turned
out to be reproduction in fiber
board so perfectly painted as to be
indistinguishable from the rest.
I'm the picture" Trevvy point
ed out. you will find that nine
pillars appear. This one - tenth
- has been added with so true
an appreciation of form that not
even Herr Stalberg detected it."
HE WENT to work with, the saw.
and presently had cut out sec
ton of the painted fiber foot
high and extending half way
around the pillar. With my assist
ance he tore it away. directing the
ray of a torch into the opening.
Look" He spoke in a whisper.
"As | expected and hoped"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
BEST OF. MUSIC
AT SUGALOA CLUB

Key Vests most exclusive
night spot, Club Sugaloa on Stock
Island is featuring dancing to
the music of the Sugaloa Orch
estra weekday nights and Sun
day nights.
The orchestra does not play on
Tuesday nights although Club
Sugaloa is open everyday from
IL o'clock noon to midnight.
Music week nights from 8 to
IL O'Clock and Sundays 6, to II
O'Clock. The finest of beverages
are being served. AT an early
date the aniFgs room will be
open, serving delicious foods.
The Key West Transit Co., bus
No. 4, the Boca Chica bus, passes
the door of this popular night
spot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
THE WEATHER


kry West ana Vicinity: Partly
elAasliy tins afternoon. tonight and
sktnaay with widely scattered
shuNers. gentle 10 moderate south
east 60 east winds.
Fiofida. Partly cloudy this aft
srno<sn. tonight and Sunday, ex-
eept fuF scattered thundershowers
over north and west portions dur
tmN afternoon and early evening
and along the southeast coast to-
mieisi, gcntle TO moderate winds.
Jacksonville Through Florida
straits: Partly cloudy with mod
Urmir winds, southerly over north
pspftissn. and southeast TO east ov-
80 saAash portion this afternoon,
tssni@hi and Sunday; widely scat
lrfcd thundcTslowcrs tonight and
mesf the north Florida coast dur
tng afternoon and early evening,
East Gulf: Partly cloudy with
mssuaeraie winds. southerly over
naFth portion and southeastcrly
aser sButh portion this afternoon,
issniehi and Sunday; widely scat
tsFcd thund, rsnowers during aft
crimson and evening over coastal
waters Of north portion. $50.
Jacksonville 10 Apalachicols:
No small craft o. storm, warm
ingx have been issued IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
COAST ARTILLERY
FIRING PLANNED

The Army announced today that
coast artillery firing practice will
be held from installations of Bat
terry B, Fort Taylor, Key West,
Florida from $3.50 a. m. to 1880 a.
m. on August 6, Z, and 8. All air.
craft and vessels are warned to
remain clear of the danger area.
The danger area will be the
water area offshore Fort Taylor
forming a triangle the right leg of
which extends 1000 yards at an
azimuth of 210 degrees from "a
degrees 80 minutes 48 seconds
North Latitude and 81 degrees 48
minutes 81 seconds West Longi-
tude, and the left leg of which
extends 1000 yards at an azimuth
of 1875 degrees from the same
point. Maximum altitude of the
firing will be 900 feet. Danger to
all aircraft below this altitude
over the danger area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
Plan Reopening OF J.
Cosmopolitan Grill

Clara Carbonell Boyer, pro-
prietor of the Cosmopolitan Grill,
528 Fleming street, announces on
the front page of todayFs Citizen
the re-opening and first ami
versary of her ever popular eat
ing establishment on Monday
August 9Th.
Mrs. Boyer invites her many
friends and patrons to visit the
Cosmopolitan Grill. She assures
them and the public that the best
of foods will be properly prepared
and served in a pleasing manner.
Hot weather. specials will be fea-
tured, salads and frozen delica-
cies.
Breakfast served z to 1890,
special luncheon from 1880 and
a de luxe anniversary dinner
served $50 to 10. Clara says:
When better food is served, she
will serve it. Come and be con-
WINGED.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
BEST OF PRODUCTS
AT MIDGET BAR

The Midget Bar and Package
Goods Store are under going
many changes. This popular little
tavern is being enlarged to about
twice its original size and the
package goods department is
offering whiskey, brandies and
wines in popular wanted sizes.
As soon as alterations are COM
pleted there will be plenty of
parking space available.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
DANCE TONIGHT AT
HOTEL LA CONCHA

AL BarroSa and his orchestra
will do the honors in the Cock
tail Lounge in the air conditioned
Rainbow Room of the La Concha
Hotel. where nice people may
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
RATION CALENDAR
WEEK OF AUGUST 6


FROCEssED FOODS
Blue Stamps
~ -. Al. 81. CT now valid,
expire August 81.
ID. 81. N. CT. III. now valid
eMpiHe September 80.
-. kl. Ii. MI. Nj, now valid,
exsiFs nrtssier 81.
Pf, OF. RI. 81. TT. now valid,
rxrnFs November 80.
MEATS AND FATS
Red Stamps
a.. R2. ~. t.. W. now valid,
esgpige August 81.
W W.. X. w. ~. now valid,
go So September 80.
Al. 81. cl. ID. FL, now valid,
exSlfs Octol,er 81.
%. CT. Hi. u. HI. now valid.
sNpife November 80.
SUGAR
sunsr Stamp No. 36 good for 5
hAs expires August 81.
SHOES
AiTf lane Stamps No. I, 2, 3, 4.
nsN gsss8
PUBL OIL
peElod !. 2. 3, 4, 5. valid for
81 Mail6nS each.
psfiead ! coupon (aew season.,
nnlt xaiac. 10 gallons.
GASOLINE
Ala coupons valid thru Sep
teFslaf a. Each car owner must
wfife hss license number and
stats sn zach sas coupon as soon
aN "A is issued 30 him. Mileage
Fatsnnine Fecord must be present
cd when applying for all passen-
mN8 c@E gasoline rations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES or THE CITIZEN
OF AUGUST 4, 1895

Fred Griset, a veteran, working
on the bridge at Lower Mate
cumbe, was struck and killed by
a train yesterday morning. The
accident occurred a short distance
north of that key.
II. A1Mackie, visiting here from
Coyington, La. said today that
water and sewer systems are
needed in Key West more than
anything else. s.a
Members of the park and adj
visory Identification board an
nounced today that they will join
the Key West Tree Guild.
A concert will be given this ev-
ening at Fort Taylor by the regi-
mental band of the Florida Nat
ional Guard.
Allie Albury and daughter, Miss
Marie Albury, who had been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DiNeg-
70. Jr., returned yesterday to Mi
ami. - 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kemp, Of
Miami, are guests ofsMr$ Kemp's
brother-in-law,s land sister. Mr..
and Mrs: Bernard Allen: IA. :.
Il &----- -
Miss Jennie Mae Johnson, who
had been attending sunatner school
at Tallahassee, returneti Satir-
day' I nS$:: eIo'p
Mrs, John Henson, and son,
who had been visiting Mr.. and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04
Doubling In Brass

] Cuttem, the barber, was talking
of a man who had joined his shave
and haircut club at so ,nuch a
week. That chap McMeans Aaep
marvellous growth - comes in
twice a day for a shave and every
few days for a haircut.
Cuttem went up in the air when
the other informed him, "Why,
there are two McMeans - Angus
and Donald-and they are twins. ;"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

SON BORN THIS MORNING

Mr.. and Mrs. Armando Gutter
rez, 1922 Virginia street an
nounce the birth of an eight
pound son this morning.
The new arrival has not yet
been named.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

Further depletion of the teach
ing Stats is forecast.