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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-21
IlowartIsyiiic

Z. W SModdy. Worsnipful Mas
ter OF George Lodge No. 30, II. w.
Bryant Senior Warden and t. l..
Miles Junior Warden attended
dinner saturday night al Hotel
william Frank. at Fork Union
given Tor the Grand Master Of
'1aSonS III Virginia O. VI Miles
representatives from al LODGES in
the DISTRICT We're present for the
dinner and for District Meeting
and official visit of the Grand
Master at Fork Union Lodge No.
l27.
Garland Burcher, USN. who has
teen stationed at the Naval Ain
station near Jacksonville. Fla.
scent a few days here last week
with his parents, Nh and MIS- WI
/. Butcher He has gone to Mem
MS, Tenn. 10 attend a three
cekS school on The operation OF
JET engines. Mis- Burchel and son.
tnlmy. VIII spend the three weeks
leer with his parents and in Ap-
!. omattoN With her parents
Pvt Hueh W Brown, son Of vi.
and Mrs c n. Brown. s. 10 VAS
ii.aucted into the army March "a.
now stationed iii Alabama at
Camp Rucker
Mr.. and Mrs w l.. Bur her re-
t uned 10 thej: home here Saulr-
cay after spending the past week
With Mr.. and Mrs l.. r B02gS. at
J uckroe Beach. and with Mi. ana
Mrs. Clyde Burcher, at Hilton W.
)toe. While there, they visited Nj.
] lrcher's brother. who has been
u for a long time, at his home in
! Wport News.
Miss Mary Scott and sister Mss
faterine Scott. Of Richmond. are
nov at then home near here IN
! buckingham county Where they
usually spend the summers.
James McFadden. USN. Of Nor
folk spent the week end Hiith his
family III the apartment over
Walkers Store where they are
now living.
Clarence WilkerSon OF AleXan-
drla. spent the week end With hi
family here
Kenneth Bell, Of Richmond. son
Q MI and Mrs, Leslie Bel. visit
ed ms aunts. MIS-. Bessie Nulty
End Mrs William G odmau. here
last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee and FAM
". Of Salem. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Clements.
E Grady Covington was III Nor
folk last week on business
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-21
Povl2atan Soldier
Promoted IN Korea

Jack P. Sullivan, whose wife.
Rheba. and parents. MI and MIS-.
James C. Sullivan, 1--we N Pow
hatan. recently vas promoted 70
corporal while serving in Korea
with the 25th Infantry Division.
Sullivan, a clerk IN the 35th
Infantry Regiments Bird Battalion
HEADQUARTERS, entered the Army
ii JANUARY 1852 and arrived III
Korea i'll July Of that year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-21
Mrs. r. Y. krOuse
Named ScOttsviHe
Flower Show Head

Mrs r. V Krouse has been
named general chairman of the
annual spring Flower Show spon-
sored by the Falrhayen Garden
CAP Which viii take place May 20.
from 3 10 5 O'Clock 7NI z tc Q
O'Clock n the St. Johns Episcopal
Church Parish House at Scots
vile.
Along The GARDEN Wall" is
tie theme Of the sh~W.
Planners who met with Mrs.
KrouSe recently were the presi-
dent of the Club. Mrs, c. w
Nees. Mrs Merrill Carter, Mrs. f.
Grady Covlngton, Mrs j w. Cas-
tel Mrs. Guy Moon. Mrs. Jack
Miller, Mrs. l. f Ewoldt, Mrs.
X. L. Collins. Mrs. Charles Stone.
Mrs Lawrence Proffitt Mrs. j. f
Hammer Mrs Bue Garden and
her mother. Mrs Fenshaw, of
Burlington N c.. who is her
house guest
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-21

Ridgway asks NAIO to spend
s400,000000 on bases
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
MIAMI FIRM LOSES

Continued From Pap onel
averred that the situation vas
definitely the American wsy"
The commission has made q
law and now they are enforcing H.
The only recourse this company
has Is in the courts. =" he declared
Commissioner EiGner moved
denial Of the request and asked
that Tax Collector Roberts be up
held in his decision.
I'm protecting the merchants
Of the city" EiSner said.
Before the commission voted on
this motion, Cutler asked Mayor c.
b Harvey for "a point Of informa.
ton. "
Il would like 10 know Why I vas
only charged 500 last year-the
ordnance was In force them" he
asked
The Mayor pondered that one and
replied Maybe we should send
you . bin for 81 100"
The commission voted unani.
mously to deny his request and
keep the ordinance In force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
SONAR SCHOOL MEN

Cconsinaed FrOsn Paee onel
SsaEbuCk, y0ave Sc him. thsy
shoaied
Club, cub" replied Mr.. star.
huck.
II thsy only knew the II
commented today
In q desperate attemp, @ free
himself. the Navy man started 60
klck ne fiSh m the stomach and
both shog b. the surface TIE ilsA
ueni 0n his gay and Starbuck sent
10 the dlspensaFy Cor treatment u
his wounds
4 sos OFT q the water in .
hurry before al that hloOd attract
ed barracuda be said Il had .
whale of a time convincing the
rest IL them that ! wasn't bad,
hurt-they weFe al shook up
Slarbuck commented today that
when me fish came Cor him be
vas Slightly amazed " Hen con
tinue 90 spear fish. but with big
ger and better spears
II can Just see that iewfish down
there now sitting az some bar and
hragging about uhe bag Navy Lieu
tenant that gol away, be mused.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
No SACRIFICE Is TOO

tConfinued from Pace Onel
In Bostan. Eisenhower took ~
direct no,e a criticism Il hia g.
miaistrstsoa b. farmer Prssideut
Truman and Adlai z. s&xvsnson
shs DemocrusiC presidential nomi-
nee in 1859 BE- he listed shat
BE- called the Accomplishment q
his Administrative thas far.
tie sad ne Ferurd since JAM
ary a too short 70 be anything
the dsfinltivs
While Eisenhower tnok 10 direct
issue wifh TIE Democrats. some a
has COP eolleaEass 81 the rally
DID.
Ambassador Henry Cabo, Lodge
chief Of the Us. mission 30 the
United Nations. referred 70 stew.
enson's c6nteuuOn that the admin.
lsirat.on "a putting things offs
operating q government b. post
p0nement
Turning 10 Eisenhower. Lodge
said
We'll Mr. President. you didn't
postpone an armlstiee IN Korea. Il
TINS Is postponemeni. perhaps we
could stand some more u H."
And Sen. Alien tR-Nt. chair
man Of the senate Agriculture
Committee. bic bach at charges
b. Democrats that the admins.
tration has broken is 1852 cam.
paign pledges 10 the farmers.
The American farmer Will not
be fooled By false propaganda. ="
Aiken SAID
Eisenhower GOT q tremendous
ovation when NJ entered Boston
Garden two hours in advance Of
bis speech. There vas another big
ovation when he rose 10 talk and
when he concluded TIE vas inter
rupted By applause six times.
He said that in this age Of
perl the security Of our whole
nation--the preservation % our free
syssem-mus, direct every thought
and every decision. Then be de-.
clared
We kn0w the enemies Of free.
dom 20 be equipped with the mos,
terrible weapons Of destruction.
We know then. that We can meet
them With only one answer there
Is no sacrifice-n0 labor. no tax,
no serviee-too hard Cor Us 10 bear
TO support . logical and necessary
defense Of our freedom
Eisenhower noted the Republican
party soon will be celebrating its
Tooth anniversary. tie pictured the
party as q magnificent means
through which countless thou.
sands Of devoted citizens can
cooperate in conauering the prob
lens that beset free men every.
where"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
SCHIINTZ WINS

lConannnsa From Page Onel
sAsy were seinw shsad wtfA ne
easA oas isthss samlsssd shas
Ne bee sgrssd - sAss essrss 80
~ eesl6 es suFe nat sehiinsn
wswia egs freshness.
Blu, 4 appears that the only
guarantee &c have IL 4 We G.
thruugh ths courts" be added
County SollcitoE Cleare said that
he vas prepared 10 60 ahead With
the states ease and eausioned that
sume AZ TIE witnesses wiEl BE- leav.
ing town under Navy orders on
September q
Jvvsniis csVFt Jvaps Eva
wsFnss clhssa ssksd thss shs
ssss BE tried tsssy "siaes ssssss
shildrsa have eesn sghlsssed 10
. srsss dssl sas shsula ne be-
bsovvhs W here again"
But. afier considering both argn.
ments, Judge Caro- granted . poSt
ponement until Thursday morning
81 10 o'elock. although he ehAsufed
Schllnts Tor being Negligent and
careless In no, obtaining counsel.
'sThe law says that the defend
ant IL entitled 10 an attorney and
. fair trial" Caro- pointed out.
Sehlintz IL being held in ne
County jail. His $500 bond was
posted and then &ancelled BY the
Pan American Surety Company
Tie faces q possible 20 year prisoE
term 90 each count II convicted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
The
-
Weathernan
Says


Key West and vleinay. Con
siderable eioadinsss with showers
and thundersho~ers through Wed
nesday. Not quite 90 warm. Mod
crate 70 fresh suuthsastsrly winds.
becoming fresh narsheaslsrly 90
Wednesday, occasionally m03er
ately stFuag Wednesday afternoon
T.0w tonight about IS. high tom0r
FUv about ss.
Florida Fair IN north, mostly
cloudy Ia south and central pof
tons. Scattered showers and thun-
deFSh0werS over south and central
portions through Wednesday Cool
er In north ard central portions o..
night Not quite 80 warm IN south
and central portions Wednesday
Little change IN Temperatures
otherwise.
Jacksonville through the FLORIDA
straits Small craft warnings IN
dieated north Of New smyrna Cor
Increasing north and northeast
winds becoming fresh TO moderate
u strong 1910 mph. By this after
noon and continuing through We'd
nesday. Moderate 10 fresh east "a
south winds elsewhere today be.
coming northeast tonight or We'd
mesday and increasing to fresh "a
moderately strong. Partly cloudy
In north. mostly cloudy In south
and central portions with showers
and thundershowers.
East Gulf Moderate 10 fresh
north 10 east winds through Wed
nesdmy except occasionally mod
erately strong some distance from
shore In extreme north today. and
elsewhere Wednesday. Fair in
north portion. partly cloudy d
cloudy elsewhere with scattered
showers and thundersh0wers e.
pecially over south portion.
Western Caribbean Moderate u
occasionally fresh Winds. mostly
east % southeast. except north.
east over extreme west portion and
variable over south portion. Most
Is cloudy with showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi
cal Atlantic. Caribbean Sea and
Eastern Gulf of Mexico. A trough
Of low pressure extends from the
southwestern Caribbean over West
ern Cuba into the western Gulf Of
Mexico. II IL accompanied by an
extensive area Of cloudiness. show
ers and thundershowers. A mod
crate easteriy wave Is located IN
the eastern Caribbean. There are
no signs Of . developing disturb
ance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Building Fund
Drive Slated
ByK.OfC.

TIE Knights u Columbus. coun.
eli aeSa Oi Key West have announe.
ed The commencement Of a build.
ing fund drive Cor . new council
home. The eouneii Ia presently as.
ing the Noes Hal. The drive vii
Set underway with . gala colum.
bus Day Ball 81 the Casa Marina
Hotel Patio October 10.
The Knights Of Columbus through
out the nation pay special tribute
and render special honors 10 the
person In whose honor the order Is
named. Christopher Columbus.
The scheduled program sponsor.
ed by the local knight Of Colum.
bus Council viii commence with
the first annual Columbus Day Ball
10 be held ct the Casa Marina
Hotel patio on Saturday evening.
October 80 a. $50 ,. m. Enter.
tainment Cor this affair has been
arranged through the Amusement
Booking Service Of Miami and In.
elades the best available talent pre-.
sently In the area
Some Of the entertainers include
De- Breese Who win act a. the NC.
besides having = pocket full II
magic tricks: Andre and Delphine.
the Adagio Team, RottA Rruhori,
singing star; Carol Jane Ahney,
dancer. plus other outstanding tai.
ent. Dress Cor this dance Is option.
al
There vii be q general prize
drawing for a room air conditioner.
II Is not necessary Tor the winner
90 be present al the dance. II 4
hoped that the annual Columbus
Day Bal In the years 20 come vii
be The biggest and most outstand.
ing event Of the year b. Key West.
The program VIII continue On
Sunday evening II October az "a
. N. 81 the repliea of the Grotto
Of Our Ladv oi Ii0urdes 90 TIE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
RAINS INCREASE

tSontinued Frum rage one
water over the 4i.s-foot embark
ments at Lake Istokpoga In High.
lands County.
High water also threatened State
Road 20 between childS and the
kisammee River and State Road
90 between Lake Wales and Veru
Beach was reported under a foot
Of water Is miles inland. Vehicles
were Jagged down and told %
proceed with caution.
Corners Highway. between West
Palm Beach and Canal Point, was
flooded along q seven.mile stretch
west Of Twenty Mile Bend and
Route Ala north Of Lake PARK
The same was true Of US. ls2
between Kissimmee and Melbour.
ne.
A four.block area in north Dade
County was flooded and q dozen
families were forced 90 leave their
homes.
c. b. Hogan. managre Of the
pompano State Farmers Market
said IL inches % rain had faIler
In that area since Thursday and
loss TO freshly-seeded acreage
would be heavy.
Broward County had moee rain
last night. adding water 20 already
flooded l0wlands. The State Road
Department ordered draglines "a
clear canals 20 speed up damage
Dr. Paul Hughes. Broward CUun.
~ health officer. warned parents
not 10 allow children 20 wade In
water lying 90 the ground in res.
Dental sections.
Palm Beach County Commission.
or Paul Rardin said there val
a heavy shower In Canal Point Al
noon and showers we're reported
elsewhere in the Everglades farm,
ing area.
The farmers cant plant in this
kind Of weather Rardin said II
some Of these farmers have h:gh
ground that is comparatively dry
they might be able 10 get crops
in. but for the most part there
has been no planting between thes'
showers "
Lamar Johnson. chief engineel
of the Central and Southern Flor
ida Flood Control District. sale
Lake Okeechobee and the canal
leading into Il are hrimming viii
water aud tons Of Il are pouring
southwark from the KiSsimme'
River Valley.
The Kissimmee River and Fish
eating Greek are ou, Of their bank
and the plains in Indian Prairie arr
under water Johnson reported.
We are no, in position 10 taxi
any more rain" he said. I'VE
sill be In bad shape Il We &c
another downp0ur The glades ar
xogEy but not under water"
Scattered showers and thunder
showers were forecast for the areu
today and Grady Norton. CHE
storm forecaster al Miami. salt
showers would continue over M
southern part of the state because
Of q low pressure area extending
into the Caribbean Sea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

apply To Wed

Gene Aubrey simmons, 10, USS
Saufley and Margaret Frances
Cherry. 10. i02i Packer Street,
have applied for a marriage u
eense 81 the office Of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Louis Caligaris, T05 Windsor
Lane and Elisa vittielo. 277 DIVA
Street have also applied.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
RUNAWAY BOYS


tIontinueo tfnm FaRe UnNi
yeytigatlng tire case q Q motheF
who neglected her - year old
child She was allegedly drunk. TIE
Judge ordered The mother 10 ap-
pear IN court when she failed %
appear she vas held In eontemps.
Meanwhile ths daughter has been
placed IN . temporary foster
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Jewish Holiday OF SuceOth
viii Begin Wed. At Shutdown

esee0tiL ne sswish Tsbernsels
holiday, wiil begin tomoFroN, Sep.
tsmhsr -. Of sund0wn and will
eontinue over FRIDAY evening. Oe-
tober a Services IN observance a.
tbs 0ecssi0n sin BE- held Cor tire
B'nai zlon eongregation twice
daily. II ga n. ard 81 o p. N.
After the services each time thc
Kldush. = special dsdication a the
holiday. ON take place IN the
tabernacle tboothl with al mem
berH ~ The congregation partici'
paths. Ladies a ne Auxiliary pro
vide ne Kidash.
ne ehldrsn az me sabbath
sehod wiii BE- gwen . party on
ths first day Of Suceoth IN the tab
sFnacls. Fresh fruits. soft drinks
and eandles will be provided By
TIE Ladies Auxiliary.
guceoth Il ere 81 ire three holi-
Gays which Jewish Congregations
ell over ne world observe as q
part II their worship. Along 9Th
Passover and pentecos &c u con
adhered q holiday which Jewish
peopls are commanded 10 keep.
The name Sucroth 10 applied
% tsa festivals among TIE most
ani0yable in the Jewish calendar.
which begin the fifteenth day
Of Tishrah and last Cor nine DAYS
AFTER the first tao days. which
are fun Holidays. there ere four
half holidays called chal- Hamoid.
IRE next day is called H0shanah
Rohnn heeause many of the spe-
eial prayers of that day begin
wlih HoahAnah tsave. we pray
threl.
During these days the people
a re congregation eas tfeis meals
IN the tabernacle IN commemorate
the end of the f0-year wander
ma 81 the Iaraelises In the wil-
aerness In Biblical history.
The eighth day of the festival
4 called sh'mini.AtKares (day Of
solemn assembly, and the ninth
Il Sirnchas Torah Che rejoicing
q TIE lawl. After this. the past
year Ia considered completed and
the new year begins with merri-
ment and hope.
Rabbi Schwartz, spiritual lead
or of B'nai Zion congregation,
stated today that while many peo-
pie complain Of the Observance Of
COO many holidays. he considers
that the more holidays observed.
The more freah In the minds 81
the people are kept the principles
Of llfe.
Humanity" SAYS Rabbi
Schwartz. has many duties and
obligations 10 itself spiritually a.
well as physically. When we dis
charge these obligations. We feel
that we are real human beings.
living . life not only 30 eat, drink
end play.
I'VE realise that there IL some.
thina more noble and beautiful
In human life. II we win give
This . thought. we viii not com.
plain Of too many holidays.
TO sum Il all up. II the tree
has lots Of blossoms. II bears lots
IL fruit but II the tree has only
lots of leaves and no blossoms. II
bears no fruit. So. In humanity,
iet us observe ell holidays prop
erly in whatever faith and belief
we were raised In.
May our good God bless ell
humanity this holiday Of Succoth
which IA the symbol Of the wear
being fruithai with plenty Of food
and peace and happiness for oil
people"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
JAM CANS PREPARE

NouNiuAe0 NrUU FNMN tFn@l
packed that latecomers had 20 put
up folding chairs In the alsles "a
catch . glimpse Of the impressive
ceremony.
The audience was quiet through
out the film. Afterwards awed and
respectful comments came out.
The Jamaieans love their Queen.
The frame theassF did ne need
siF sondlsloalne. Jsmsles nights
on ire AaeVsh cosss ere eeel even
81 see level. A. 1900 fsss slslsvds
where ! stayed . SLEPT under o
light blanket every night. As
seen % IRE Gun sss. o ssels o.
Q Jacket fels comfortable.
Kingston. the capital on the
South coast Is Q different story.
That IL indeed Q hot city. but cool
refuge IL near In the towering Blue
Mountain resorts where altitude u
1900 feet.
Jamaicans say that the tempera.
lures I fell In September, hot days
and cool nights. remain the same
in January and February, the
height az the winter tourist season.
The island IL truly blessed for the
climate was as comfortable ~
In more n0rtherly attitudes. sum
mer tourist business Il beginning
10 boom a. word Of this sets
abroad.
The cleaning Tower Isle hotel
on the North Coast Was filled with
visitors. Moutego Bay had IL
quota and the smaller Inns find Il
worthwhile TO keep open veal
round too.
The visitor 90 Jamaica 10 ever
more blessed because Of the ever
present beauty Of plant, foliage
ocean view. and mountain back
drop, I was particularly lucky
September IL supposed 10 be th'
rainy month. even a. IN ke'
West.
The day I arrived. rain wa
predicted for the week. We rush
ed in swimming and visiting IN
phosphorescent lake in that frs
day and night. because OF IN
gloomy prediction.
Instead % rain. however, th'
sun shone on the bright green
and blue sea off the island foi
the entire seven days Of my visit
II is only under the tropica
sun that the values % the land
scape and seascape are true. Then
whether Il is the newly riseI
sun or the setting one, does th'
ineHable beauty Of the Island ap
pear. Even the afternoon sun !
softened by the mountain gree
bordering the coast Ane. higl
up on those mountains. the mas
nlficen, mansions Of today an
yesterday stand out One O
them. Rose Hall. the subject O
q recent novel. today stands u
ruin& where once Il was IN
home Of the Barrett family. not
ed for It's poetsss daughtsr, Eliza
beth.
Others have been rescued fron
ruin. BY entsrprising Britisher
who have restored them 10 thei
Georgian beauty while working
the vast acres Of the origina
estates.
When I think Of Jamaica.
think % the luminous stars light
ening the dark nights. matchinl
the golden bodies Of fish streak
ing through the phosphorescen
lake. think Of The half Ugh
Of the rev moon under whiel
I saw the ruins OF Port Royals
the pirates center. I think o
the smell of the all.spice and o.
the kukus and the sight Of N
smiling. friendly people. And
think % the winding mountain
Gus road up 90 Antrim with IL
climax ~ mountain-top II th'
ancient Georgian mansion sud
denly appearing in the dusk q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
legion To Meet Tomorrow

A regular msetine Of Arthur
sawyer Post Va. q. Americas
Legion. wlll be heid Wednesday
evening a. . o'eAoek. Pest Cosn.
mandeF Bethel Iohnson anncunced
today.
CommandeF johnson Indicated
thas several tens q important
business are scheduled fag trans
artion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Diptheria deaths In England and
Wales reached an all.time low Of
81 In Iss2. compared with 2.tso In
1870,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

n is estlmated there IL enough
timber IN Z s forests "a build q
SIX room hourse for every man.
~oman ard child IN the nation and
have lumber left ever.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Traffic through the Suez Canal Is
about twice that through the Pana.
ma Canal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

convent grounds adjacent 90 81.
Marys Church. Members Of the
Knights of Columbus and Holy
Name Societies VII enact the liy.
ing Rosary. This devo,ation Is be
Increasingly popular,
On Columbus DaS October u,
there win be . murning and eve
ning radio program over WkWF
in honor az Christopher Columbus
explaining the life and aims ot tas
order Na.sh sears ms naHa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
FEDERAL SALES TAX

,Inntinueu F'rum taee ''ne
SET Of tar revision recommends.
tons early next wear. has said q
national sales tax Is one Of about
20 tar proposals. unsler study, and
that no decisions have been made.
Rep. Mason tR-Illl Of the tax.
writing House WAYS and Means
Committee said over the weekend
he has "very reliable" iniorma.
tlon the Treasury plans 10 ask for
a 5 per cent retail sales tax The
Treasury said no such decision had
been made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

PRECIPITATION

Rslsslvs 1tSn.'aHy. , AN
s4%
lses LEVEL Iieo An,
1870 ins.--l0l2.S mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Observations Taken ~ cIiY Office
Key We pa, sept. Y. 1883
Evening star., 1953-09-20
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