The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 20, 1949, Page 4

PAGE FOUR : “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN) Organized In key West; ¢ Ritual Took Place Tuesday eto en of Beta Sigma! Sara Doyle Campbell, recording ie t ‘ mn Key West) secretary and Mrs. Florence Ar- Tuesday might dogh, treasurer Ps \ vers were’ Committee chairmen are the a pi ip t ritu- | following: Ways and Means, Mrs a Mrs. | Jack Crawley; Social, Mrs. Carlos w field execu- Gellrich; Music, Miss Beatrice Glade, at) Moreno; Programs, Mrs. A. V, Ar- the Elks ¢ mayor i t n this} Members of the local chapter . ty. the largest include Mesdames E. V. Ander- - @! elming. | son, C. B. Harvey, Delio Cobo, Joe Pd M wer with! Allen, Hollon Bervaldi, George ' Seta | Curry, Florence Ardogh, Newt oo sara Doyle | Ketchings, M. M. Lopez, Jack ' sp. Saunders, Jack Crawley, Carlos \ Irs Rose Ed- | Gellrich, Carola Nettles, A. V. Ar- ehap-!mayor, Edna Miller, and the ad u ‘ vd Mrs. Misses Edna Hoff, Virginia Whit- “* w Eta chap- | marsh, Mary Sellers, Jessie Mi- r | chael, Gloria Ri ylvia Baker, ~- ott chapter ave | Maude Roberts, Josephine James, esident. , Gwendolyn James, Elissa Moreno, ' tent, Ellie Rae Gwynn, Nellie Trujillo, t Mrs land Beatrice Moreno , . 1" » |Elks Club To Hold ° : ne Re «| Meeting Tonight ‘ fo) rm jay in the luge Raymond} It has been announced that ennen 96 | wer will be a meeting of BPO Elks No. 551 tonight at 8 o'clock Matha’ at the Clubhouse ‘ The Ganges Valley of India has been cultivated so long and so| ng toy intensively that it is well-nigh “a vs a try. {treeless ' © tions. Dr. Valdes said that Dr. George awson of Miami, who is‘an, as- ciate of Dr. Bascom Palmer of Miami, a noted eye surgeon, will come here for several days ev month to take care of Key Wes! ers who need eye operations. Dr. Valdes, who formerly oc- cupied offices at 619 Duval street, has set up four rooms at the Galey Memorial Hospital, which is at 417 Eaton street. Dr. Valdes is administrator of the hospital and will have full hospital ser- vice available for anyone re- quiring it. “It costs considerable to go to Miami, as persons requiring eye operations now must do,” said Dr. Valdes. “We will have full facilities for operations right in| my office, and a good doctor to} perform them.” | Parking space is plentiful near ithe Galey “Memorial * Hopital, and Dr. Valdes said that swould be a convenience to the public. 'VFW Will Meet Até Tonight | (2) Wirepho\: ) MRS. THELMA GRIFFIN (left), divorced waitress at a taver and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whiddon, tavern operators, weré wifl Grenville Baker. New York banking family heir, the night “Ke was killed by a mysterious pistol shot near Tallahassge, Fla. Death occurred on a winding road on the huge “Hérseshoe” plantation of Baker's mother.. State Attorney Willigm D. Hop A regular meeting of Southern- most Post 3911, Veterans of For ing at 8:00 p. m. at their club-} house on Elizabeth Street. Com- mander Tony Arthur will preside and he urges all members to at- tend. A report on the district confer- ence held last Sunday will be | given by the comnuttee which at- | tended kins and Sheriff Frank Stoutamire say they are inclined to be- lieve the death of the 27-year-old socialite was accidental. ign Wars will be held this Avenel | The National Wildlife Federa- | The latest tigures indicate that the annual United States fish | "ON. serving popula: demand for adequate wildlife protection, : catch is over four and Pe- i provides a Conservation news jquarier billion px reports | ang Legislative sieport Se the National Wiidiite Federa |vice for interested duals hen ind group nual Charity Ball sponsored by ; the Auxiliary to be held in Feb- | ; Puary, i Junior Chamber Dines Friday | The Junior i merce will hold a dinner meeting at the A & B Lobster House, Fri- day night at 7:30 p. m. The spe- cial feature of this event will be | the annual visit of the State Pre-! sident, Al Cahill, and the State Secretary, Red Powell, to Key | West | All Jaycees, their wives andi guests are cordially invited to | attend. Neither of the young men| ngers to Key Westers and } ade many friends among } e group at various state | the Jay conventiongand through visits to Y * this ¢ eS Butterfly fishes often swim in airs. 1 i ' i Medical Test Proved This . | Great to Relieve MONTHLY ) | FEMALE PAINS | Are you troubled by distress of fe- male functional monthly disturb- | | ances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel 80 nervous, weak, high-strung—at such times? Then po try Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable pound to relieve such symp- na recent medical test this arkably helpful to wom- | | this way. Any drugstore. J | LYDIA F, PINKHAM'S YESEzARES | Chamber of Com- ; d Several Key Westers Among Calendar’ Of '1*' i Rome Booms | - z we ' ; ‘*. > 4 ; SOCIE ] y N. ] f WS Passengers To Cuba Yesterday: Coming Events | FORECAST As Tourists | 4 oe: Key West and Vicinity: Partly By NIRA LESLIE GULEY A number of Key Westers were; Tyrrell, Martin Nemeth, Mary ey ae Peet cloudy and cooler today, tonight Style Center Sede Ge tens The Citizen Office—51 among the passengers leaving for | Nemeth, Leon Heiss, Irene Heiss, eOnais A meee Barn The. and Friday. Moderate southeast- By C. R. BRUSINI permits in Norfolk, Vj I hones: Residence—629-X] peak ces oleae We plete ist Dena Heiss, Merton Gaudette,| ater, 8:30 PM. Performance erly winds today shifting to the (FW wremures was a little startled whee | . TI } eet act te as northeast Friday. jeants got tired mnMMUMN | of passengers is as follows: {Mary Gaudelte, Verna Ketson,| _ each night this week. “Florida: Widely scattered | ROME—Rome’s appeal to {he ro cael’ an ia Hy Leslie Hudson, Mayme Hudson,! Clara Lefforge, Lena Redfearn,} Bingo party, sponsored by showers in north and central por- the clothes-seeking tourists lies '"# ft t Business And Professional Mary Ann Trotter, Joseph Trot:{Emma Barrett, Yolanda Alonso,| Catholic Daughters of Amer- showers in north and central pot Toy 0 Ney oe. about having t we @ ter, Adolph Seise, Eldra Seise,’Frank Mauro, Joseph Gabriels, ica, Society of St. Vincent de tions today. ~arlly: c’o! for ay. Th steep for the aver-) instead " W . Club Of K W. H Id | * 1M G 1. Mae Lae-:Laura Jones, Edward Jones Paul and Holy Name Society. Wise, thru Friday except fo I ey are Pp i. i! gical - omen st. ey est He Sea Cantelario’ Garciga,'Perece Axtell, Joe DeCosmo, St. Marys Parish Hall, Duval few showers along ONE east ge Hanon wom a The prisoners of war s pee tesa rviGrisdaye Vi fat t coast Friday. Colder in north por- band’s wages normally su! oe . : , . 1 Cori: itt. El Schmitt, ;Harry Grischy, Vasile Antoniu, | Street, 8 p. m. | coast aS eat berian privon camps have > First Meeting Of Year Last Night aaa Mane, Casillio,, Raymond Ferrell, Bianche Fer-| Meeting, BPO Elks} No: 551,: tion Aeda Fete con pestienl ny for thes bore: coeeeaay mab futur, It wae >rofe: i i iza- } : Kleifgen, Mazella Kleif-,rell, Benedict ‘ Gillespie, Max 8:00 P.M. at Clubhouse: tonight ughtly:. coole! — be a happy new year The Business end Professional , for membership in this organiza San Sane Paper Medetla Lu: } Richa: rd, Elsa Richard, Beatiice! FRIDAY, JANUARY 2i—> +) partion: A ! American or hagas beta had agreed thet olf SeeeWamen® Club of Key West held) tion is the fellowship one finds, maa Bess. Richards, Walter | Caleskie, Alice Caleskie. Room ‘Mothers of Division St.' Jacksonville. thru the Florida’ with money to gale a — head he sokumnee a autor “eaness meeting \ast| not only among local people, but Richards Vera Lane, Miltoft Lin-; , Phillipe Blais, Marcos Dias, School will ‘entertain’ faculty ; Straits; Moderate southeast om: finds them ies com! ey last Besnentee Ste. 20 with Mrs Wilheieaifia Har-| women living in other sections of | don..." ; =: “| | Rafael Beastex eban_ Ayen- at dinner, 7:00p, me at the: south winds hitting hon madets aaa joer gute ney reign expected, all countries ¢ b A a - él oe hich: wail | is Brubaker, Emma Brubak- | cibia, V. n Frapo, Thelma} school. } ate ta.fresh north: to northeast ari . prisoners except the le Jw arene Gs [tes vine, A: program pie be pa iear eral Raymond; Smith, Joracig Pc Robert; Officers ‘Wives ‘Club Luncheon. north portion today and tonight patrons of Rome salons are ae We don't Proce ting po reempeman's Club eee eernners fone Se reser Frank Leisen, Floyd] Morris, Oscar Oseguellas, Inda-; - Mecting ,12:30 P.M. Officers) arid im-gout hportion Friday. Few quently heard to comment tO oe ae A fim, “The Power Behind the | meeting at Miami Shores Gol | Jones, Arthur Kuether, Elowwd | lecio Petierra,. ' Club, Fort Taylor. Guest: showersin-north portion today they find the same models in ©! "0" "ely \w oon BS meton”. which had been turnish- Vad wager poses eeu a . | Speaker, Artist Elvira Reilly.| and in south portion Friday. Few: Rome for lees money—plus Many are still) . P gelled tapped ae cares pn Te : ein io Baby sitter in attendance. | Partly cloudy.. otherwise. tter weather. ‘ ' this Give organiantion by the [begin promptly at 10:00 A. M.| ' : | ee ene ae tenance, 2 eae Hier autheas Fontana's, near Fanvy Via captu ‘ “ " ORE ps 7 y ah . . me | Special Meeting, Woman's Aux-; t Gulf: Moderate southeast} At ‘ontana’s, a po sa 4 " ted — ~~ ie ee cag vipat _e mem-! Mimi Hayes | Dar id Newton To H iliary of Monroe County Hos-' to south winds becoming moder-| Veneto, one of the an “ - we fas . : rod Bers and guests assembled. Mr of attending this fellowship mect-| Fr tertains At ‘Exhibit Paintings | pital. 4:00 P.M., at Hospital. ate to fresh north and caer A Shee Gs Aless fashion they Wierd Fowler, Harris School]. Stall i nskci _|bntertam i = Meeting of utmost inaport- winds in north portion today and: shows go on, ! een te ae ssn at | aman ot reservation” | 176. NCCS |At Woman’s Clb | yoy sanvany 2 _|i2, auth portion Felay, Stea| that announcements were made the war, When . a of thee sound end technicolor A buffet supper, honoring hus- *, ! sa a ane i mee At, JANUAT = ers in ney ene si - lin English Aa acte whieh portrayed the beauti- bands or friends as guests of thel . : ane tush ones 2 First of Season's Series of today. Partly cloudy otherw everybody spoke English with | already. rich, productive and free | members, is being planned by Servicemen, USO NCCS Junior | bib pons' zB Community Concerts spon-| No small craft or storm warn: 5 peat Nt cecantas treme aan 1H " tos 3 ey Cor Amores i, with jus: Mrs Stell Ciesinski, general|Hostesses and crew members Boma ns AD we Rs ae sored by Woman's Club. 8:00 ings have been issued. TERE Lke French to the heovy| Ben, Sime ; = and opportunity for all | chairman of reservations. from they visiting MEMC-asbips Cats rue vr ricepiil comprise) © Get nee cone aun West, Fla, Jan. 20, 1949 | Austro-German and Swiss Brass- burma - Announcement wa ade that} 4 buffet supper, honoring hus- . Aes um. Trapp Fa ) 8 1 Key West, “ vith some birdlike South back & : . ee f supper, were entertained by Mile. Mimi] the works of David’Newton, and| Bingo Party, sponsored by VFW! 7a. ays = iOMiceioe oS , ; fenator Pepper Florida to-| bands or frinéds as guests of the Bingo Party, spi y | (Observation taken at City Office.) 4 rerican and Italian overtones. figure ti ether with other congressmen, | members, is being planned by| Hayes at the USO NCCS Dance it is expected that this will be an| “Auxiliary. 8:00 P.M. VEW} ee EST) | Samericena ands alt owe ag? : had proposed a constitutional | Mrs. Mary Lee Graham with the] last night. Mlle. Mimi presented extremely interes event and Hall on Elizabeth Street. Temperatures fe thesuse, OL expansive taatecal me ¢ * ghamg — arnemdinent equal rights | assistance of Mrs. Anita Harten-| four numbers, including a solo,|1@"sely attenuee. ail Proceeds to March of Dimes | yy noct yesterday 80: for cocktail and evening dresse nd F oe wamen The suagested amend- | stine, Mrs. Eloise Felton, and all|+t Wonder: Who's | Kissing Her, Ci0cr CxRuPItS will follow cach: “Campaign. 1 “iT Bevests fast-might ‘Average cost of fabrics used is, | planet ' “orn he S S Rent twee equality of rights UB) other members. 9. “Bardi Po ieSlordan vo ee, te pectaom MISS | TUESDAY, ‘JANUARY 26-- | Me 76! according to Italian prices, f we . _— = the few shall not be denied or | tribute was paid ‘by Mrs. Har-| Now"s Burlington Bertie” and an Jeane Kirke’s work will be on! Mecting,. Room \Mothgrs, Har-| S622. sl auinice (it) a abe panes om ee | sbridiied by the United States of | yey, with the unanimous approv- | impersonation of a French sailor. view, beginning the 20th of Jan- ris Schoo} P.T. A. , 7:30 P.M.,| Normal Sisate eaee trans coulre toon 18 so | ae eee _—"' by any state on account of sex.” | a1 of th NarabicNtisine st “Mimi” pitsther character songs Yay and continuing until Febru-| at “home of Mrs.’ Dorothy! Precipitation Se or cisth ie =| in nae - ae ached ' nie beat. the membership, to members ne: wipes * ary 4th, and after her show it i pane lpotal Jast 24 hours 00 ins.}15 meters of clo Expensiv eyMembers were aeked by their’ who had accomplished the most over liké’a professional, and the O° i ths there will be she Claxton. hater ate’ menth 405 ins.| hand-made embroideries are ap- 1s « 7 tel) abee, Be ‘+ ¥ ot t nto net or 2 A ai z =o a ye sho a *, - YS rs | Tota IS . bowtie st . -_ » th ww as at than. denuw )ecent successes. Among the out-|applause was tremendous. ia, i af: hy Elvira Reilly, Christopher! Key West Community Singers| Tol (Pe tito oth . $49} ins.| plied to many dresses, adding the | were wn women ond let them know! standing members for the last|-. The Tune Toppers . Orchestra 7 present Handel's “Messiah” ; De ) sts of feminine labor k ‘eb Weir wid support was be- | quarter's work were Stell Ciesin-| furnished music. for dancing. Be-\ Clark and Robert Hen | Oratorio, First Baptist | Total this year. 113 ins » Adsintna, sister of Tyrone Pow- | yee w hawe * | them (0 paseo such @ bill bski for her safety, health, and se-|atrice Moreno at thé piano, Ida i ioe rae | Church, 8:00 P.M. | Deficiency this year — 1. Meo atindes Litas Chelstian. mod- | chee an i 3 ae - BPW _Giuh Members were af-| ries of fun parties to provide rev- | Gellrich on the trumpet and'Ger- [J/SQ-NCCS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. Relative Humidity, CUR Galinal “AR eeamnale 1 on “forded the privifege of having the | enue for work among the island’s | ald Pinder on the drums, are ani is . Regular Meeting. Navy: Wives 8:30 a.m. dress she presented was of white! their re eo curren anengs al 5 's or 3 yen- ‘ooms, ding 176, Na- ir ' shoulder-straps. nad a full tes Heth Kouck, eppear before them. | cooperation in co-sponsoring al ing for the appreciative dance | Saha , val Station. (Sea Level), 8:30 a.m. I ict in two different kinds of the whens Mise Knuck appealed to members | worthwhile. projects, Mrs, ose | ‘Refreshments were served. by Rehearses Play Pee ee rennet ee |e tes sitet Bind ot Re oe & tor support by asking them to | Miller and Mrs. Marion Stark for | Miss Betty Lou Garing, Mike Vo- Miss Betty Lou/Garing announ Wives Club No. 88. 8:00 P.M | Tomorrow's Almanac white and opaque, white, witl — = Step coin ot the Duval and} providing “ways and means” for | nesh, TE2, and Ben Bart, AA. ay the WSOINCGS dr: at South Beach Restaurant.| o 0 .. 7:13 a.m.! light grey vine leaves. w) « ory ts stand, not par-) 4 student to borrow funds thru| Chaperones were the Mes- ses ne ehoneni the eee Proceeds to March of Dimes| Suntne 6:04 p.m.| Attendance at these fashion 9 ha t t oe —— ng - — — - l the sale of fruit cakes and candy dames _R. Saunders and Eileen foritheln second one-act (play se- | Campaign. leeoncice 12: | shows is nearly always the pallor “| ae ott a wet pervect Fo Ctetoesice Mrs. Vermell | Coughlin. lection “Ladies Alone”. The parts! Bingo Party, sponsored by the | Moonset 12:02 p.m.jtwo score or more determined bullet t ae may welk ageie pers were | Bench Committe, aod Mrs, Mary | St. Paul’s Church (wes sine teins Baith| Cuban Club, $00 P.M. a dowagers armed with lorgnetten. curv oun y — enc’ mI e, a ‘'s. Ma . s _ otty Subg LU en to public. scribbling asty otes, bent on fanta . a " i . 4 id r Knuck, Stella Delgado and Betty uban Club. Open i se is ar ® - age alge sey litle] the club in its caring for the aged ; Eesgcaa Assistant Gerald Pinder, | comedy » “Dance’ thd {Wpyltt j- *} ipaen : pope ine) One of the Fontana sisters said) the earth, te “wacen ef the March ot ‘ MTes, | 224 indigent at Christmas as the With Supper whose “Little Theatre Group”} Around.” High School Audi-} Hig! Oe ee “They are just like moths fly oartt ‘ i @ Wines Ae chairmanship of Mry | Students of Mrs. Wellons's home- ied‘ coth i productions ‘have been so success- | torium, 8 ,p. m, Peyformance eo PD 8:24. a.m. | around a candle. They'll ; r , Sd Claire Arlen, a series of baseball room, 9-B, of the-Key West High Young married couples ‘affiliat- ful night -¢f, udry 29thbal 4 Hp. i. fe 10:03 p.m. ally burn their wings and decide (arth with the het tee gommes featuring the team of the} School had.made up a.most at-|€4 with Saint Paul’s~“Episcopal ; Ul. : ‘TUESDAY,’ de He ARY ‘824 ” ITIONAG {TIDE DATA J io buy a dress . . Heng - that, a v { Haven y temetlve box Jaden with food for |,Chureh will be entertained; with Meeting, Harris School P.-T.A.,! (Reference Station: Key West) | “rhe prices? Anything iene ae ‘ for ota a aly aapee in lieu of having | @ Supper in the Hanae ens i Francesco Zeppa 8:00 P.M.,-at-Sehgol. Speejaly +: een serie dese $250 upwards. The fabrivs are: \ uo and t a mM 7 ‘ and presents for themselv- lay evening, January 25, a " | > s Day Program. tation—*' ~ Tide ‘terribly expensive,” they te t ke ne oe = ae Weser " ' Pine Mice Rattason ds chair- | 630 o'clock, it is @nnounced by. ens New \ Penne sh aan Batta jh | you, But, the customers say, they her t t ee ‘ ee eee, Goren chose man and Mrs, Mae Walston as| the rector, the Rev. James H. Me- | al iSccliivarces * )doridgé) —0h 10m,” 0.0 fu) Would cost you twice that in) fay A old © Ofganication for the enviable 5 ~ | Connell. . ty , rhe Ss # § lance . . . A haw Rit’ i ob ak Eh te pbseaniialnos » A elieiqus meniiis being pre- Restaurant:Here |°°° : ae | Meena {Sn 20m"? pee ted eGukin't: knaw. | ame oe epotisored about a af Oy Frank as ,chaiyman, of Constitu- pared by, the women of the es Petitions seeking divorces were | Biseu Chica! f sada “ " Rai, the Beltimore Orioles, and ‘ByrLaws” Committes.| Church and there will be enter- Beatie cep p a eKMOWD filed yesterday: jn. the office of| (Sandy Point)--Oh 40m } . i tor (che Adipr: oe rer 4 ‘Mrs. Blanghe Miller. for her par-| tainment scheduled on the pro- | Te an ae fabides 4 Circuit Court Clerk Earl’ Adanis| Galdes Channel" * 3 3 | ’ that Secretary Foes >» ton Stark and ay ERO lings; Miss Ger-| 8am. Also, Father McConnell fuUmber of years, rain Serpe Re (north, end) .42h 10m 4 fla fei] os Pee gave inspiring reports | jamentary rulings; iss Ger- will. speak to, thase. presept on the opening tod by Carl E. Williatns against Mit- . O | n hi . e im awards to be given by the! ‘¥de Laubscher for’ her timely) Gian Martie as Pewee by | bis new Patio Restaurant at 423 tie B. Williams; by Callie. L./ * 009 ttf Jent, referred to “the oo outstonding work once) {eRertsi, Mis, Althea, Pickens for)... individual, church and: na.| Greene Street. ‘ Jones against Benjamin, Jones;-by,} evr ntteinn! (Comectiéast te . ae 4 eee tp eemontn students ‘and | 8 #86 accompanying. fies. i" a} “There is an interesting menu Agnes Magdalene | 2A aN neem BIRTH D AY ( tte mr the student loan fund whieh Many of the members have ss i _Jincluding special Italian dishes against Alex Eugene Zenowitz: |. 10 De.6 a} H “ e eee net en an WENEE/ARP) ade reservations for the Cham- Ratan Wal be conelud- | and also lobster thermidor, conch by John E. Hatchet against Thel- |. (+—Plus Hen: Correations to] Ailes 1 ~—— * A history of the Key West{ ber of Commerce Dinner at the| those who have other omeaint: (chowder, ete. 1ma Hatcher: by William E. John- | be. adde: ' By AP Newsfeatures " y Club is to be written by} La Concha Hotel for Thursday! ments to attend without interfer, { The Patio Restaurant will be son against Lillian Mayfield! a i £2 Bee cove Crosby to be included | night as they are vitally inte- | Men “open from 12:09 Noon to 2:30 p. Johnson and by Horace M. More-/ Mion roe County | ‘ ad ee ested ational Affairs, the : ; A . r lunch, and 5:00 to 9:00 p. no against Patricia Pauline Mo- | * “ WALTER HAMOR PISTON, ,,., ie @ fm the ta Federation's his- ee a me ae a Joe Allen is serving as chair-}™- i : Pe E 1A ili loc) Gerdigen sackeaaeet Mnek. | p ad ter West no small] subject of the principal speak-! man of the affair. m., for dinner. reno. ' ae D ry (Jt . 20, . at Roc busied . part as tb ro gee der ath been | er's discourse. As _a member of| eeicabo as Ne : A oh ee: eee h ce ohe SMS Hospita AUNULLE yy | wand Mame eon oh cera pth " red given endation on several] the Chamber of Commerce, this} ate = . ' 7 eran. | ccomboseh Harvard: professo Ta ‘fs Seiiiipetens and lo the southernmost | organization was most profuse in| Dr. Valdes Now BAKER’S COMPANIONS ON LAST RIDE |Meets Tomorrow | music and Wn ail 4 rs & Bub withon the national federa-|its praise of the local Chamber , < is = a se e rae see — ner of the 19% t t 3: os Jand. the program it has made] Has His Offices ', mee | lt Bas beens announce da atey Pulizer @ & =. Tentative plans wer un-javailable during the year, not) :; i Fei erat NIGntnei Counts he for his 1 1 tem der th hip of Mrs fonly to members, but to the en-/I7y Hospital Nae lheen cailed for tomorrow after- | aaa eats 9 suegeret Wellos » Tag Day (tire city ; | noon at 4:00 o’clack at the Hospi- } feacon rie" _- n ow pring to bring a blood; Light refreshments were en-| In announcing the removal of : Fo | “a _ the .* afenk to Key West joyed, after which the meeting | his office to the Galey Memorial | This special called meeting is +9 - al | (me of the greatest inspirations was adjourned Hospital today, Dr, J. A. Valdes, hot E atinoetainpontence (andiat oe : ea 3h? ioe ad ee Ploeg tte optometist said that heréafte: i eq by the Auxiliary that all | ed from | owTo Relieve : yan he will have associated with him smbers attend. bails ‘ P member al Beta Sigma Phi Chapter an eye surgeon, who will be here Beate ania nel rience: \ choot: Hopi every month to perform _opera- ments are to be made forthe An-| Walter Piston = tu be 4 ‘ ~ Bronchitis he earned extra in dance halls. Aft World Ww. A I, he decided to become a n Hage = poy oy ee | oS to help | and expel seem tae —— phiegm and aid nature roy American Z t ow heal raw, tende domed broad | medical work in Pal t mace Hadassah, began in t to sell ¢ 1912 with the the way kiy alle CREOMULSION tor Courhs. Cues: RUPTURED? WE FIT NON-SKID | Now Open EXCELSIOR TRUSSES For The Season | Perky Lodge | 12 Miles trom Key West First Class CUISINE at Popular Pres Satisfaction Guaranteed OUTSIDE of « sur truss. correctly teliet tor rupture. 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