The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 17, 1932, Page 2

PAGE TWO The Key Hest Citizen 2 —————— ee 1 THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. ' L, FP. ARTMAN, Presitent. ' T. J. BRYSON, Héaitor. Wntered at Key West, Floriia,.as second elass matter FIFTY-THIRD YFAR F tere ec rebel arin ee a NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES | FROST, LANDIS & KOHN 350 Park Aye, NEW YORK; 35 East Wacker Prive, | CAGO; General Motors Bidg., DETROIT ‘Walton Bldg., ATLANTA. Member of the Associated Presa The Assuciated Press is exclusively entitled to us for republication of ail news dispatches credited tu it or not otherwise credited in th and al the local hews puviisnea Rote nn Cheer nnd. S1e R. 1932 bid $ 5.00 Made known on application. ‘All reading notices, eards on thanks, resolutions of respect, obituary Boe will be charged for et wNeltecs! for * etereatt ents * churches —— whieh reyenue ig to be derived are 5 ts a} en forum ‘ani invites 3 discun- * on Citizen sion ‘of public feats ‘Sh wha subjects of local or general yous eom- interest but it will not pubiish gnon: munications. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water ana Sewerage. Bridges to complete Read to Male fand. Comprehensive Clty Vian. Hotels and Apartments. Bathing Pavilion. Aguariu, Airports—Lapd and Sea. ? ea ie THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WILL alwaya seek the truth and print it witnout fear and withont favor; never be afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; Glways fight for progre#s; never be the or- gan or the mouthpiece of uny person, clique, faction or clase; always do ite utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corzuption or injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue; commend good done hy individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinions; print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com- promise with principle, | votes are counted. »}money urging everybody and _ his THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LET’S BUCK THE LINE If the people of Key West would show | as much interest in building up the local | community as they do in the election of | candidates to public office we would bej in vastly better condition than we are io-! day. ° a2. More people would be employed, local | Pre business firms would be doing better busi-| 15. | Ress, there would be fewer vacant build- | 36 ings, local institutions would be in better | tS a ge condition, and money would be more plenti- | aaa ot ae ful in-every home. |B eadpleces We get out and whoop our heads off | lee aeepeageereees ACROSS 1. Seed con- tainer 4. Beverage 7. Chora of three tones Unciose Above: poet, Wireless That which is wove: Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Daily Cross-word Puzzle. |. eeeceecsoesone 9. Artificial language . Assistance . Female deer . Entangle — . Rich brown color . Pronoun 23. Religious feast aay . Employ 5. Place of rest 7. Ancient her-) mits who lived on the tops of pillars . Upright . Dro bait on ls Biblical igh priest as ~ Young bear 36. Pemnoot's orelt for some candidate who doesn’t even re-| 7% Plsconcert: member that we are in existence after the | 32: Seating in We spend our time and | gortein wife’s | Aunt Sally to vote for “our man.” We con-! sider it a duty to “aid the party” in every | way. And we do it without expectation of | any reward. We are just exercising our rights as American citizens for the good of all of the people. But why not expend at least a portion of that energy and brain power for the benefit of our city and our community and and our own people? Why not work and talk just as zealously in an effort to en- courage the business interests of this city? Why not take as much interest in our own personal incomes as we do in the salaries of the officials we elect to public office? 42. bap ty in Col- 43. For & Adult & 7 te zish eggs Eroaed. i: Trlanguise flowerless Plavts Make, quiet ie ving organs 4 o hearing ce had é Lamp te rth |. Measure capacity AN OLD-FASHIONED GAL What is declared to be the oldest known specimen of the American girl was discovered some months ago in Ottertail County, Minnesota, and scientists have been studying her ever since. True, they have only her skeleton to aid their investigations, but this has proved most interesting. According to Dr. A. E. Jenks, an- thropologist of the University of Minnesota, | the skeleton is that of a prehistoric Indian girl, who was about 17 years old. at the time of her death, which occurred some 20,000 years ago as a result of violence, perhaps murder. Evidences that an arrow or spear had pierced her breast weve given by marks on the ribs and shoulder blade. Her youthful skeleton, marvelously preserved, was uncovered by .a ditching machine employed in road building, and the strata of earth in which*it was ‘found KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files of The Citizen If you were born on this date 10 years ago, your birth- day fell om Sunday. . Make speeches — ¥ ear of a smoking device S-sha Bee mold» Md piece Hot loth 4, Self ~ \ Diese nd not 1. Strength 2, Music drama 3. Open to cues- ion - | IN THE CIRCUIT CO cabot te oe Ae semasee | CassIFiED™ COLUMN Advertisements under this: head will be inserted in’ The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. *TODAY’S HOROSCOPE P@COCOHOSERSOODABENEE You are very enthusiastic and | possibly given to excessive indul- jgence in whatever you have in jmind at the time. Fortunately this: is in the mental activities, and will | | probably carry you far on the} jroad to success. If other aspects i chould turn this impulse in the di- | xection of fleshly appetites, it will! jbe unfortunate. In all events, cul-; }tivate moderation. Eezema Feet.—une man says’ he had it over twenty years and/ that one bottle Imperial Eczema Remedy cured him. Druggists are} authorized. to refund your money if it fails—Advt. LEGALS IN THE COURT af tpg” JUDGE, MONR: STATE -. FI In re the Estate of L, RUSSELL WARNER, Deceased. To all Creditors, Legatees, Dis- tributees, and all Persons having Claims or Demands against said Estate: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to'present any claims and demands which you, oF either of you, may have against’ the estate of L.' Russell Warner, de- ceased, late of Monroe County, Flor-! ida, to’ the Hon. Hugh | Judge of Monroe County, at his of- [fice in the County Courthouse in Key West, Monroe County, Florida,! within twélve months from the date hereof. Dated October 15th, 4. D. 1932. WARNER, ‘Aamintetratrix oF the Welate of L. Russell Warner, Deceased. RAYMOND R. LORD, ‘Attorney for Administratrix. acth§-22-38; mowS-18:18-26; dec3-10- i i | Re: 1d oF THE 20TH JUDICIAL RC IN AND FOR MONR Plan aere CHA im B= 254 ORDER or PUBLICATION EDMUND H. HARVEY, Complainant, WEBSTER WOOD, et al, i Defendants. | FORECLOSURE OF ao CaNtE Upon the sworn ill of Complaint herein, it is ordered that the fol- lowing named defendants do ap- sar on or before Monday, the day of January, 1933, a’ Rule of. this Court, to the Bill of/ Complaint filed in this cause; other- wise the allegations of said Bill will taken as confessed by the said Defendants, towit: FRANK FOW- 3RS; MRS. MONROE (nee Lane, her christian name being unknown to Ci ius Ho} Ww te US; LIZZie AUSM' RBNA AUSMUS; JOR BROADDUS ELLA ONG; ROSS HOWARD — and LiZaik HOWARD, his wife; MRS. L. LEWIS: CHARLES ‘Woop yeWert: ROBERT HARRIS; 11 LAMB: and the CHILDREN'S HOME| SOCIETY OF MISSOURI, INC,, and MRS. L. W. PECK. 1? 18 FURTHER ORDERED that this order be published once a week for not less than four (4) con- secutive weeks in the KEY WEST CLLIZEN, a newspaper published in \ Highest :Normal Precipitation .... Gunn, County }Denver . Eastport ... Ye Miami ....... | Williston ... s}eloudy tonight and Sunday; mod- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1932, . TODAY’S WEATHER north portions tonight; Sunday 81 partly cloudy; colder in central and ‘4 ‘north portions, ik 8 Jacksonville to Florida Straits: ‘0 | Mederate. southeast winds over south portion and moderate south-. west “shifting to fresh northwest over north portion; weather partiy overcast tonight and Sunday pre- ceded by rain over extreme north portion tonight. m.| East Gulf: Moderate car winds . m.: over south © portion, moderate . mm. ee abgatet shifting to northwest ever northeast portion and mod- “Jerate to fresh — northwest over ‘northwest portien. Temperature” west imean = Normal Mean Rainfall* Precipitation: T. Ins. .07 Ins. *This record covers 24-hour perlod Tending at 8 o'clock this moralayg. Tomorrow's Almanac Sun sets Sun sets Moon ris Moon se Tecaesca’s Tides Yesterday’s WEATHER CONDITIONS | Barometer at & a. m, today. Sea: level, 30.11. Pressure is relatively low this smorning over the East Gulf, off. ithe south Atlantic eoast, and_ \parth of Lake Superior:cwhile hime i Pressure areas cover the remain- “7 der of the country. Precipitation 20 ‘has been general during the last _ 12 [24 hours, from the Gulf coast 46 {northward over eastern Missouri 16 land Kentucky, and northeastward _ over the Carolinas, Virginia and 8 Maryland. It was mostly in the 42 form of snow over interior sections 36 and the amounts were heavy in 24 {northern Georgia and western Vir- 14. iginia. Rain occurred in seats 12 _ lof northern California and Oregon, 81 =|Temperatures have pay in Gul 14 ‘coast distriets, Georgia, South 80 \ {Carolina, and New England, with 22 |freezing temperatures on the Gulf 22. coast eastward to extreme north- 56 j western Florida, and zero or below © 18 over New England, and have Tico 12 in the upper Mississippi, 10 Missouri, and Ohio Valley, se 20 region, and Rocky Mountain dis- 16 tricts, Temperatures are still ab- {normally low throughout the coun- itty, except in the Florida penin- ;sula where nn weather S$. KENNEDY, \ “ Seticiat in charge, BEARUP’S DRY CLEANING 514 MARGARET ST. Lowest Highest Last night Yesterday 22 28 26 Abilene . Atlanta - Boston Buffalo . Chicago . 36 Detroit. Dodge City Duluth . El Paso ..... Galveston Huron Helena . Kansas City KEY WEST . Louisville |New York 3 Oklahoma City . Phoenix Pittsburg! St. Louis St. Paul Salt Lake Sit. Ste. Mar Seattle Washington WEATHER FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly) evate winds, mostly. southeast, PHONE 227. Florida: Cloudy, possibly pre- ceded by rain in northeast. portion} Subseribe for The Citizgen-—20c, tonight; colder in central and‘ weekly. pe Peachy tS Acot Risto Cora Merry Christmas: pats 3 THRIFTY New. YEAR The large storehouse of the Mal- Payments. for classified adver-| Monroe County, Florida, Congress being in session again, the country may begin to breathe a bit harder. Tote __Bhere appears to be no tariff on the wool which politicigns pull over the dear people’s eyes, One trouble with the new deal on war debts is that European nations want to pick their own hands. Botanists say that of the 10,000 flowers known in Europe more than half are to be sas in Spain. “The Piepidlenhdlect ja still a little un- steady on his legs, but he will not be classi- fied as a political lame duck for quite a while. ..Two of the three secretaries who will be app appointed by President-elect Roosevelt may often be late but one yill always be Eatly rae en Large quantities of mail are being re- ceived at the White House for Mr. Roose- velt already. Probably from deserving democrats who want to be postmasters. Autobiographies sometimes contain much that js interesting and much that is true. But too often the true part isn’t interesting and the interesting part isn’t true. And much that is omitted would be both seashore and true. _..Comptrolier-General McCarl_ rules that all veterans are entitled to the three and a half per cent interest rate on bonus loans, even though early borrowers agreed to pay four and a half? A victory for the veterans! Some will gain almost a dollar by the ruling. Criticiam falls flat when the person who criticises you is beneath your station in life-—-Times-Union. A few weeks ago — has been determined by a number oi geo- logists to have been at the bottom of a lory S. S. company is stocked with freight and a large asortment is DONE. AND ORDERED at Florida, this 2nd day Key tisements is invariably in advance, ‘of important ever brought to light in North piled outside of the warerooms, awaiting vem.yal by consignees. The San Jacinto, which arrived early this morning, added more than 200 teas to the already large amount of freight. There were also 111 passengers for Key West. Jake which existed during the Ice Age, but which is now dried up. With the bones were found shell orna- ments and a dagger made from an antler of some member of an ancient deer family. The find is described as one of the most ——— The annual charity ball of B. P .O. Elks 551 will be staged next Wednesday night at the Athletic Club. All of the proceeds will go to the Christmas tund of the or- ganization. A gala night is prom- ised. America, from a scientific standpoint. In an article in Science News Letter it is said that this old-fashioned girl “was mongoloid in her features, and her rounded nose openings indicate a closer relationship to the apes than is the case with modern woman.” Just how much closer is not stated. Miss Martha Weintraub, a cap-! able musician of the Convent, will | {give a mandolin recital at the Con- vent next Tudsday evening 8& o'clock. A program from the works of the great composers will | be given. \ MORE PORK AND MILK miniereroet, Next Tuesday night in Waite's jhali, Troop 4. Girl Scouts, will give 1a Christm s entertainment, “The | /Toy Shop,” with the fol’owing east: 3aker of the departm ent |Stanton Cooper, Bobby try, Betsy; led doll; Mable Demeritt. |Plorelle Curry, wooden & Curry, French doll; Elizabeth! During the past 25 years the amount |Fakins, sador doll; Mary Russell,| 3 att = }rag doll; Mary Demeritt, rubber} of pork eaten per person has increased | |dolt; Lettie Solomon, jaek in the| about 10 per cent, while the consumption |hox; Jennie Navarro, drum; Mabel! of milk has increased 12 per cent. On the ;Lo aggre. vines ee -< Nathalie ts, 8 r; Florelle other hand, wheat flour has decreased | Garey, nonce opper; Ploreve over 20 per cent and corn meal over 60 per, cent. Commenting on this, Mr. Baker notes that among all farm animals the hog and} dairy cow produce the most human food per unit of feed consumed, hence the trend of the national appetite toward these } [have teen touring Wieten, will-<t- products is in the interest of true economy. lrive in the city Monday and after A slight increase in the consumption \s a short stay leave for Cuba. per capita of poultry products has occurred | puneral services were held yes- since the war, which ‘places that industry |terday in Miami in ap pias eat 5 a o _ s' jo -. 2 years 0 a former resi- also in a relatively favorable position |dent pie Key West. Mr. Stickney among the food producing activities of the | }died on the anniversary of his eountry. jbirth. A number of relatives in} All of which indicates that the cow, |Key West survive him. { the sow and the hen should be included in| Mr. and Mrs. Raquel pore Te every farmer's program of production. pre fone ty the. bath of ae] Some interesting facts concerning the nation’s eating habits are contained in ar. address by O. E. of agriculture, particularly with respect to the large per capita increase in the con- sumption of pork and milk. 1 ! | 1 The Key West Regulars defeat- ed the Cuban Stars yesterday in tone of the tastest baseball games} of the season, winning by a score of 5 to 4 General Mario Menocal, ex-presi- ‘dent of Cuba, and his family, who ut pound girl at their home, 901 |~ 'Ebzabeth street. The fittle lady/ |Autostrop Razor Outfit. but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should zive ‘their street address as\well as their tele- phone number if they desire re sults, ment The Citizen will give free an Ask for siebalet blood tested, Barred Rocks, ndottes, 100— y Assorted, $6.50. “Souther n Hatches Missouri Reds, FOR RENT FOR RENT—iurnished ments, $ 0 to month. Trevor posite new Post Office. apart- $25.00 per oct25 i urnished containing 12 rooms, on 50x198 feet, in seiect section, 1307 Whitehead street, opposite | beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sex. Garage in rear. Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L. P. Artman, 1309 Whitehead street or The Citizen office. house, jan6-tf | L FOR SALE TWENTY- FIVE OLD PAPERS for a nickel. The Citizen of- fice. deci? FOR SALE—Corner in the heart of Key West. Ideal apart- ment house site. Corner Southare and Elizabeth streets. One block from Fieming and two blocks from Daval street, | VY the main thoroughfares of Key West. Southard; 69 feet, 6 iches- on and Mortis, op-} si 4 ‘ lot | 100 feet, 6 inches, on aon ber, 1933. Ross C, SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court. rhelor & Rinehart Ingraham Building mi, Florida Solicitors for Complainant. dec3-10-17-24-31 ' With each classified adyertise- ie, 964 ORDER & PL Pe ACATION EDMUND H, HARV. Compiafaant; vs. WEBSTER WOOD, et al, Defendants. FORECLOSURE OF TAX CERTI- PICATE Upon the sworn Bill of Complaint herein, it is ordered that the fol- lowing named defendants do ap- pear on or before Monday, the 6th day of February, 1933, a Rule Day of this Court, to the Bill of} Complaint filed in this cause: other- ise the allegations of said [ill will taken as confessed by the said M THOMAS MURRY; ANDREW Catitornia. thus pribed in the last wilt snd tonte cnt ot julieal Leslie Wood: Th Children of dames & Wood. thus de-| scribed in the last will and testa- ment of Julius Leslie Wood; Caddie wee Jewett’s cousins, the childre: of Everett Mastin and Harriet Wood | Mastite thus described in the afore- said Will and testament of anna Leslie Wood; ‘The sinter of Mrs. Lon | Stoddard, fecmony Mrs, Emma Gray. thus described in the aforesaid wili and testament of Julius Lestic| Wood: The devisees, grantees | and other . elaiming | through any of the following named Defendants, if they be dead, PRANK ERS; MRS. (nee el . TLLIA BERTHA BURL HOGA MER ONG; JAM i Bropp: Lov areas ad Aventis: ie cad nd J. LEW WETT: noe: 5 eA: cCHiL- OF Mis. CHARLES woop Jt id HARRIS; H. Hi. eon IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that thie order be eae - week for net pang ‘The Citizen expressed the above thought in A witty little depression joke is at- this fashion: Have you ever seen a big| tributed to Mrs. Charles F. Glere, whose New Foundtand gazing unperturbed into} husband ig an able young Chicago banker! the distance while a little fice - is yelping} and polo player. Asked not long ago by and by at his heels. Of course you} Marshall Field UT how her husband’s polo have i.your conclusions were. just like | ponies were doing, Mrs. Glore replied: ours. | “Those we haven't eaten are fine, thanks.” eed . + | Written oo eee given free with eack sania twill be given the name of Cath-| (erine Anna. | Declaring that he is in better {condition than when he fought and whipped Jake Abel, Jimmy Con- way, who is to fight Bobby Waugh at La Brisa Toesday sight, has|AN AUTO STROP RAZOR ontfitics: mn eight secuth revka. EST f— ve ws in the. Ki er Ww ee Sclicitors tot Ccemplninnat. that he will win. decd M-24-24e81; Jant-14-21-28 advertisement. ASK FOR IT, rs 310% Down Payment "| This month and no fur- payments until February puts one in your home. Terms as low as $6.60 a month The Key West Hectic Company We pay 3 Per Cent on Savings THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve Syvtem