The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 9, 1933, Page 2

PAGE T4 o _ Ute hey TAest Chigen - Butbiishee De *y Yxcept Sunday By THE CITIZEN LISHING £0, INC. L. P. ARDMAN P-esident. Frou Phe Citizen suilAing, Corner Greene ee and Ann Streets Only Daily Newspaper in Key Wesi and Montve Courty i a Entered at Key Wes., Florida, as second class matter emcee tain 7 nel it ie abo tedden FIFTY-FOURTH YES »Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also | the local news published here. n 2 elattatee wets SUBSCRIPTION RATES Year ee ee Mouth 10) hs Oné Month Weekly ADVERTISING RATES Made ky6wn on application. aS SPPCIAL NO” reading notices, cards 01 .. .nis, resolutions of respect, obituary notices, pans will be charged for at the rate of 10 cefts a lin Pee r aasikeenets ® rovenue fs to be Jarived are 6 cents'a line The Citizen is an oven forum and invites discus- sion of public issues and subjects cf local or general interest but it will 10! i nite t publish anonymous com. Seapets Se NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES FROST, LANDIS & KOHN 260 Park ge em York; 35 East Wacke- oe CHICAGO. eat Motors Bldg., DETRO! Walton Bldg., TA. “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WILL alwaves seek th ‘ruth and print it afraid to attack -eroug o> to appla.. right; aiways fight for progress; Lever be the or- gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or class; always: do, its utmost foz the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue; commend good done by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views snd opinions; print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com- promises with principle, IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main- land. Free Port. Hotels and Apartments. Bathing Pavilion. Aquarium. Airports—Land and Sea, Welcome, Mayor Malone Truth stings, while falsehood soothes. Read The Ciiten and have your news today, don’t wait until tomorrow when it is not news anymore, but history. “SWING TO THE RIGHT” (Times, Railey, Idako) The panic is passing. The hard times , aro vrectizally worn out. jis fading away. the clouds. Scraps cf the silver liniag a i clearly in sight. The dervre.sion Proof of radical improv: every side. It is in the air; it is in the ccn- i sciousness of men everywhere. The worst is over and prosperity is coming back. Psychology is a wonderful thing,— tremendous force. When evéiybody gets into the way oi thinking that certain things all there is to it. Just nuw everybody is making up his mind that the business de- pression is over, that there is to be a radical change. When that state of mind becomes fixed, prosperity will be back. timid souls. have quit shivering; wage earn- ers are going back on the payrolls; smoke- stacks are beginning to belch; wheels are beginning to hum; money is coming™ out from under the rubbish; hope and courage and determination are reviving. All that is needed now is for every- bouy to swing to the right. is dark, the road uncertain, the careial, ex- perienced drive. will swing to the right. It is. a yood rule. It has prevented many a crash. And if it is a good'rule in driving, it is a good rule in every other activity in life. If everybody will swing to the right and keep moving, the road will be kept open; there will be no jam, no crash. The natural current of business, industry, com- merce, will find its natural cha-nel. The panic will be over, normal nrosperity will be an.established fact. Depression is very largely a state of mind. Cut it out and all wiii be well. THE BIGGEST MONEY’S WORTH Suppose you had thirte-n husky men ready to do your bidding on an inste~* , notice, tireless men able to do almost any- thing—turn cranks, pull ropes, dri!l holes, pump water, saw wood, operate phate machines, milkers, fans,slight your heme. eook your food and, if you wish a, ve es your voice around the world. Best of all, the total wage you would have to pay these men for an hour’s work is less than the cost of a package of cigarettes, a shoe shine, or the price of ad- } mission to your neighborhood’ -novie theater. This sounds like a glamorous impos- sibility from the tales of Scheherazade, but it is a statement of fact from the New Jer- sev Public Utility Information Committee. You can have these men—not in the flesh, Light is breaking througn | re | ment in business, in industry, comes in froia | are to happen, they will happen and that is j Already business men are perking up; | When the way ; THE KEY WEST CiTIZEN | Darcy Cross-wcrd Puzzle | Cewevcvecereoseve sees sanreasseccoaesedeseeneseees Sot‘ion of Saturday's Puzzie 6. Holding of honor cards not in sequence . Self Refute ). Iretand . Direct H ACROS . | 1 Set of urgan i res 238. Uni 29. The present . Institute suit Blush escs . Kind of woot : es . Animal tana lers Corded tabrie Hard-snelied [$[E|N]DJE RY WAS 37. Bases . Gave ef vanor $1. Before 0. nny a. Part of the . Wancrone of 2. Ancient trish be city 3 Eg.-sbe7ed 4, Merebed 5. Point on an astronc"nieas orbit ie Comprenend . Equine anin.al . Kind of duck - DOWN . score <* bridge . Eumick . streaked ani- 49. Rela . P : bitten ae eee Ltt ase Hee UA | MER Rd Se ae CHEE Poe feted SS ny jl day. KEY ‘WEST IN BAYS GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Years the Thompson Fish company. Ago Today As Taken From The | ‘es Of The Citizen ‘The German. steamer Ho ia. | Ii ‘ ¢ which ran ashore Sunday mo ning! 25 aliens were smuggled in from 250 yards southwest of Carysfort |C¥ba, has been libelled by the Uz light station, arrived in port last |S: night 13:00 o’elock and berthed at | oa the Porter Dock today. The wreck- ing tug Relief, which was disvatch- yed from Key West to aid in salvag- ing the chip, found the Danish steamer Horm and the Norwegian ,the Ministerial Alliance and steamer Tiger pulling on the ves-|¢epted as members. They sel. Both of these ceased when! "ev. W. E. Bryant, the Relief . rived. {Street Methodist church and Rev jPe rez, of El Salvador, Cuban mis {sion, |Jaffrey, and the steamer Holsatia, if Commander R. N., of the intelligence of: Washington, arrived .n A. Koch, U.S. i Vv 1 da, “Recreation and Child Welfare’ They are the steamer West | j consigned to the Porter Dock com- lgany acd thatecicous: Wady Au! \toinette with a cargo of turtle for | i The launch Juanita, captured by — the coast guard cutter Cossack and alleged to be the boat on which} district attorney and is now in) ee of the deputy U. S. mar- Two new pastors were introduc- ed yesterday at the meeting of; ac-i 5, are| of Fleming 87 Miles Qn 1 Gallon? GasSaver Engineers, C10$ St., | Wheaton, Il, have perfected a | \gas saver that gives surmmertime lnighest . Lowest . tengine performance in 3 minutes jafter starting in co weather, ‘For all autos, moto gines. Easy put on. send agents wanted {250% profits. lintroduee, Send address and car ‘name today. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Beveeccoscccvcooevocesne | | Advertisements under this head | ; Will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of le a word for each in-| jsertion, but the minimum for the} first insertion in.every instanee is 1 25c. { Payment for classified adver-i jtisements is invariably in advance, -but regular advertisers with ledge laccounts may have their advertise iments charged. Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- iphone number if they desire re-' isnits. With each classified advertise-| ment The Citizen will give free an} sas Razor Outfit. Ask for) it. | j : FOR RENT | FOR RENT—Fornishea apart-|? ments, $15.00 to $25.00 per, month, Trevor and Morris, op-| posite new Post Office. oct25 | | FURNISHED APARTMENT with) electric ice box. Archie Thomp-. son, 1001 Eaton street. Phone! 879-3. dec28-1mox | | } | ‘FOR RENT — Furnished Qe} | ment, four rooms and “oath., Call at 1212 Olivia strect, near | White. jan 5-6t| WANTED | WANTED—You to know that we have the right prices on letter-| heads, envelopes, business cards, statements and any form of printing. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Call 51. The Artman Press. jan7 1 FOR SALE loup PAPERS—iarge bundle for 5e. Good to pack furniture or for wrapping purposes. The‘ Citizen Office. jan7 500 SHEETS ‘typewriting paper. Only 5@c. Get them at The} Artman Press. Phone 51. ! } es me { i », PERSONAL STATIONARY—Let! us furnish you with personal | MISCELLANEOUS | x One sent free to } Moon rises | Huron |KEY WEST MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1938, (A a tr a TODAY’S WEATHER ed ~-.80 74 69; 0 Ina! ur perk ending at 8 o'clock this morning. Almanac 7:14 a m. 5:56 p. m. 5:22 p. m. Moon sets .. ... 6:51 a. m. Tomorrow's Tides A.M. P.M} High... 9:50 8:58) Low 3:18 2:10; Karometer xt & a, m, today. Sea level, 30.05. Tomorrow's Last night Yesterday Lowest Highest 36 58 42 52 30 36 30 46 34 56 26 62 4 20 8 24 30 54 48 56 38 48 22 42 58 80 78 46 40 60 68 40 46 28 36 48 20 78 50 86 ‘Dodge C ; Duluth . | Eastport | El Paso .. Galveston Helena . Kansas City Miami | Nashville New York | Oklahoma City Phoenix .. ' Pittsburgh .. 1 St. Louis | St. Paul 'Salt Lake City jan Francisco .. Sault Ste. Marie List Sai Washington |Wiliston .... WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m., Tuesday) Key West and Vicinity: Fair to- night and Tuesday; cooler tonight; moderate northwest winds. Florida: Fair tonight and Tues- jday; colder tenight. Possibly light frost in extreme northwest portion. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Be Sure and See Our Line of Beautiful All Metal Ice Refrigerators 68 | -08 Ins. | H Moderate northwest winds and fair weather tonight and Tuesday. East Gulf: Moderate northwest and north winds becoming south- aa over northwest portion Tues- ay. { i ‘WEATHER CONDITIONS ;. Pressure is low this morning jfrom the eastern Lake region ‘southward over the Carolinas, and ‘another low pressure area is mov- ing in over the northern Rockies ‘and Plains States; while high pressure covers most of the re- tmainder of the country. Rains Shave been general during the last | 24 hours from the middle and east iGulf coast and western Florida northward over Arkansas and the Ohio Valley, and northeastward over the Middle Atlantic States, the amounts being heavy in por- tions of northwestern Florida and northern Georgia. Rain also oc- curred on the north Pacific coast, and snow in portions of New Eng- land and the upper Lake region. Temperatures continue above nor- mal throughout the country, ex- cept in northern Minnesota, Texas, the southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions, and northern California, where readings are somewhat below the seasonal average, | | G, S. KENNEDY, Official in charge. The early hours of the day tend to make one aggressive and rather contentious. A little later hour modifies this into self-reliance, which, with the originality of thought which accompanies _ this place, will enable you to stand alone against opposition. In many cases there is an undercurrent of an artistic, sensuous temperament, that will improve the mind. BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 24-Hour Ambulasee Service Sutlied Embalmer, Plastic Surgery Phone (35 Night Phone 696-W os today and will remain sev {will be the subject of an address | on inspection of the local na to be delivered by Dr. W. B. Keat-! station. While here he will be the ;ing tomorrow night at the meét-| guest of Captain and Mrs, Walter jing of the Parent-Teachers Asso-| Crosley. jgmson to be hell in Harris school | auditorium at 7:30 o'clock. i stationary; 100 sheets of sta- tionary $1.00; 100 envelopes! $1.00; both, with your name and address printel in attrac- tive type. The Artman Press, Phone 51. jan7 of course, but their labor. You call it a! va kilowatt hour, and you secure it by push- ing a button or closing a switch. It is al- ways ready to act, and it never sleeps or gets ill or falls down on the job. It is as efficient at the end of the day as at the beginning. And it doesn’t want vacations, This. little illustration symbolizes the ‘electric age. A kilowatt heur of electric A move without a second is that the bridges ‘be named after Rosenthal. They will be.named after him, all right—after - he’s out, Being Sold at Wholesale Cost j A meteiig featuring motion tures and an address by Geory Simons, chief sanitary expert the State Board of I th, will be held tomorrow. Everybody in K West is invited to attend. Info: mation concerning the { Sse: } The low prices on these re- frigerators will surprise you They are guaranteed to Itching Between me 7 ie.) —— ser BURR ee a aiickiy"by appeine imperial AN AUTO STROP RAZOR outfit ime. Drag-| given free with each classified Wonder how the debtor feels, o,rerund your! Cavertisement. ASK FOR IT. majestically riding in an automobile while his humble creditor hoofs it to the office morning, noon and night? DOT Ia: SOOM OLS. OOS. 8, { The scarcity of calendars this year is another evidence that we are upon hard times. In former years .e were flooded with theme. This year the supply is in- sufficient.. From February 1 to May 1, 1933, un- | der authority of the city commission of Jacksonville, Florida, every policeman, fireman and émployee of the city must con- tribute one per cent of his salary to an un- emloymént funa. This is estimated to yield about $75,000. Change in the post nastership is still a long way off, but already any openly declared themselves as willin’. Others are biding their time. One chap asks consideration because he claims | to have been the original Roosevelt man, when .as.a matter of fact he did not even attend the Roosevelt-for-President meet- ings. The e bicycle’ 8 return to popularity has | been predicted several times, with only disappointment fer the prophets. reports o* motor vehicle thefts at Key West the other day it looked as if the demard for ! them must be increasing, but soon after-! ward the missing wheel reayp>ared where | it had been abandoned, apparentiy, by a} thief disgusted with his pedal-pushing joy- \ useless laws not only harass the public but {ber 3 station will prove of mach | ride. Who remembers the days of bicycle cops, when they were favorite characters of our early movie comedy producers.—/ciusion that Mr. Hickey’s point is well |invites everybody. Miami News. have { } energy costs a few pennies and, as has been said, it is equivalent tc the combined ef- forts of thirteen huskies for an. hour. It’s the biggest money’s worth on the. market. LEGISLATIVE RUBBISH One of the crying neéds of the “pres: | ent day is the “searching out and repealing of the useless, unenforceable and unneces- sary legislative rubbish,” according to M. J. Hickey, secretary of the National Indus- trial Council. At a conference held in New York, j Le council pledged itself to labor for the | simplification and cedification of really useful and necessary laws, {buried or obscuicd throughout our books by a mass of obsolete or unneces- sary enactments. Mr. Hickey declared that there are j now about 2,500,000 separately enacted i laws and ordinances on the “bodks of the | various states. ‘ y wilt be enacted during 1933. It is his belief, and most, Key -Westers } will concur in his views, that too many of |i When aj bicycle theft appcared with the ucual police } jour lawmakers conceive it to be their duty to make misdcmeanors out of trivial ac- tions, putting absurd restrictions on free-| paame burdening innocent people with un- } ing the state books with u.mecessary la~ When we reflect that most of these; anc con- cost them handsomely in one way another, it must be the inevitable | taken, which are now } law More than 10,000 more | deserved punishments and otherwise load- | " |Key West Fire Department tomor- mosquito will be orally and v ly ven which has proven h interesting in the cities where these lectures have been given and the pictures shown. Be at the Strand Theater and learn. Ontside evities come to the Is- land City. here ana when asked for a frank opimion as to the gre thing needed here ‘the rept ttimes'| the seme. - “The trouble h you people is that you lack conficence in your city, the things that it can do and the gre. can) achieve.” ws Ashbel, Archer, Austin, Arthur, Arnold, Alien, Almon, Albion, Al- fred. Albert, Adolnh, Abel and Amner are the names of the first thirteen children o7 a midcle west- ern father, Everett Roberts. known as {Charley Rice”, was elected cap- jtaim of the Athletic Club’s basket- {ball team last night. Homer He rick resigned because cf busnie: Teasons. Only | ‘The Citizen is in receipt of the} offer. letter, with enclosure u Klux Klan, which is on-] Can you please do me a ‘or and get this letter to the jorder of the Ku Ktux Klan for me, as there is something very import-! jant in it. So please get them hold! tof this letter, The smoker to be given by the! row evening 7-30 o'clock at Num-j linterest. The chief will give a reci- jtctien and there will be a haif| dozen boxing bouts. Chief Pinder | MIETISEATOIISILERET ODS LATTES Oh Phone 51 ee Three ships arrived in port to- 500 Sheets ECONOMY BOND Typewriter Paper Regular Size—8'4x11> 50%: A chance to obtain a lot of this paper at a bargain enables us to make you this special A PHONE CAL WILL BRING IT SCOTT SOS TE THE ARTMAN PRESS a tah al eh att catt tastaial | LtLtttttLibtttthéittttthiéid give sutisfaction Terms arranged to suit — Fe edveecerewerveccecceerseecessoeseerneecdecesdescooosesecsovesseessesee CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST as at the close of business December 31, 1932, Loans and Investments Overdrafts _.. Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures . Bonds of States and Susan of the United Sasi Public ee fre age and LIABILITIES pital Stock Paid In... Aden $ 284,333.82 10.12 32,872.75 nen 292, 870.68 1,363,183.21 3 1,670.249.90 -$ 160,000.60 16,522.34 100,660.06 394,827 56 & 1,670.349.00