The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1933, Page 2

PAGE TWO _ Che Key Wiest Citiven Puplished Daily Except Sunday B: THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING Coe IN ING. THE LENTEN SEASON The observance of Lent the great} SOW Gees THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Our Government egecce Daily Cross-word Puzzle ecvcccccosccocccccs | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933. TODAY’S WEATHER AR’ Proniae i i i Aeoeennenceccccsess:seevepes P. ARTMAN, fast preceding Easter, is a custom which! —How It Operates ® poeegs j E =~ _, From The Citizen Buildini . ag a = h. e — ACROSS Sotution of A clipe Puzzle 13. Park in the Temperature® zoe Ae extreme north portion to- — Corner Greene and Ann Streets originated with the early church, prob- By Wi rotetn i : Hignes 1 ae ‘ eS Only Pally Newspaper in Key West and Monroe | ably in the latter part of the second cen- territory in awe 69} Jackso: lorida ‘Straits: Entered-at Key West, Florida, as second class matfer tury, but the number of days included in the Lenten season has varied » widely at HOW CONGRESS FUNCTIONS 9. Fortier pubite . Flutter over conveyance 14. Be of one Large serpent ‘Tier Small and Mean jNormal Meah 75| Moderate west and 2| winds, and fair weather Rainfal and Thursday. southwest. opinion — __ FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR 16. Upper timid weal = . ipitation .96 Ins.{ Bast Gulf: Moderate shifting ifferent i a4 an esterday’s Precipitation ~ =. Member, of the Assogiate Press ine DU TUNERS io. HE galleries for visttors in the | 1% iinceg 38, Hine Wwnten 19 - | Normal Precipitation... 05 Ins, | winds becoming merthwest Ta The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to uge In the beginning, it appears from the chambers of the senate and the | 17. Brass wind lent oThin record covers 24 r perioa| day over west portion. for republication of all news dispatches credited it or not otherwise gredicea in’ thi aper and also the local,news published here. oP : : knowledge by rt Ll gaia tens tleaeaamenas TE sand bar and remained ore all cash sales of Electrical Appliances. Also History will probably record that Mr. spelling it “Mussel Shoals They base meatensnts, - ty - iberate misrep- ey, uae ye a peunnes ay within Ais iiss a ee od until | if down padmente mud on the deferred pur- - " " " 4 s s se ales *y ASE | resenta ‘acts, © its possibilities a rescued by the nava Sa aco. } Hoover was a good president who happen- | their vagary on the supposition that this Having taken all of the testimony Solonel Edward Clifford, assist-} ——————- aE | hace plan will receive this discount. ed to have the job at a bad time. is the only correct spelling of the name of | that is offered, the committee azaiu ane! Fewer’ Citbords ariel eee One immediaté benefit of the new ad- ministration is seen in the discontinuance As a matter of fact, the name of this M. B. McFarl eet GhaTTOMIs: I ssnapine fal Geen. 3 at aa Re ‘ - 3 " 2s , | Proposition before them and reach j met here by ¢Farlane. | Set of AS TO: ct *Rahd everywhere of Dr. Julius Klein's predictions. marine animal is spelled either “mussel’’ | an agreement, someti informal. | collector for the state; Arthur G.’ S89 Sul. ‘sees betile writings of Irenaeus and other early fathers of the church, only one or two days of fast- sume to exhibit superior the bivalve from which the Shoals their name. take or “mu house are situated so as to give the maximum view for everyone, but overlooking weaknesses in their own works behind closed doors, Not be | ing under the necessity to watch out | for the political effect of what they gay, they talk frankly about the; instraments 19. Constituent part . Confined 33. Sport . Pall in drops Just now there is an urgent reason ant secretary of the treasury in charge of custom affairs with of-| , will ar-| {ices in Washington, D. rive in the city tomorrow and be} “NEVER falowes. TF nt § oe clock this moraing.” morrow's Almana: ‘Do It Electrically”’ WEATHER CONDITIONS cle,” ly, sometimes by a rec “Muscle { €@ the course they will follow. uscle the bill as it was sent | as} to the committee needs correcting a as consultation of any stand- But ‘ came to be recognized d vote, as |W atson, special deputy collect zl Bet. C. A. Voorhees. M. 0. Philadelphia In | Our guess is that Huey the Kingfish | will make more noise during the next four ; ard dictionary will disclose. Shoals” 21. Philippine . Pinnacle of ice |Sun_ rises 142 a. # ‘ that necessitated placing them on a ina glacier’ | Suri ris oS SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing were observed. By the fourth century | fever quite above the floors where | 2. py"? | Ont In ro Sun sets 3 Ae Pressure is low this morning y Bix Months iods ree nd even seven weeks | the senators or the representatives | 23. Femate sd Ghee melee Moon rises 1 p. m.|from the upper Mississippi and i periods of three and . Inj i A j ith | dave their seats, That circumstance 4 27. Prehistéric in- Biblical Moon sets . 2 a. m-}lower Missouri Valleys eastward } were observed in various countries, with does not always permit a proper Ts see | ‘Tomorrow's Tides to the Atlantic coast, with dis- ¢ > widely different customs with respect to | anderstanaing of debate. Man, visl- spe £- Seed covering | A.M. POM nang rare Sry at oats a} arr EDITORIAL the continuity of the fast. tors go away from the Capital, | 3) (7oSiwing in- od of | 8:46 8:23 | New Yor Ye inches, ai { 7 i the Lake Superior ion, Dultuh, - 033 5 served, Lent i: fast therefore, with an impression that strument 47. Highway DOWN A pee % 1:47 pel regi eid ety As at present observed, Lent is a fast | jo octment of legistution is far too | 30. Entice Ee Fook intently. — 1. Pouch ps isuconegeraaah pian todny. Minn., 29. 26 inches. Rain has. . 4 33 of forty days, not including Sundays, be- | complex and intricate for the mind | 32: Solemn = es Srecise 2, Self 41, Place of safety | Sea level, 29.99. [occurred during the last 24-hours 4 a es . i of the la mn to comprehend. Broriag a a od ae pat Sag bali in the Atlantic Saas Ohio er : P ginning with Ash Wednesday—this year 'y. persol 33, Small horse 2. Tree 4. Give another 49. Baffle 7 a —=25" MOVERTISING RAtzs RATES r b It is unfortunate that this condi- | 34: Lower or 83. Cure title to . BY t | eve and ‘fennessee, oy an 4 Made known on application, on March 1—and ending the Saturday be- | tion prevails, but it is not the only ee tars eS Ree ee Pree : Bae slits! Minkeatis, portions Be Nee Ees- ee | SPECIAL NOTICE fore Easter. fenton wb tee bas a Alar 3s. iN ey ie a atgtggles. Halt way be. RS —e ar 70 y ‘aad PO at oe tnd All read’ A by ks, uti ft * it is i i ie senate in sessio! 4 7 ” Py : e sv + sgapech obitGaty*hoticen, ete, wilt be charued for at During Lent it is considered desirable |i Tn ty anaermand what | mess SL Loafers. Cte? oe Adlanta ......- 38 48 [Gulf of Mexico, and a ‘high pres rai 2 as . River 2 . . Notices for cents ine. by churehes from which | by the churches observing it that ‘their | happening. They see only a part of | 4. FI Malt si St eo ik Milo thicere ER goroarek | Bomton - 38 daneielba ie erauiea tree a H 3 1 30 40 ; © Trrente is to be derived are & cents a line. members abstain from food each fasting | the whole picture of the legislative | 43. wine entrance 64. Extreme pain tain animals 58. Fish eggs Buffalo . A Northwest. Temperatures have none £ ee os in ip ps Sion) Gant ee cenutel ae i: be | function. FF Bert tent «8 gene ix Smelt cteet eo Toray pens Chicago . 34 38 fallen over most southeastern . ol er: i . Si Ss 5. 2 of rau 2. Smal vet- : igterapt Pot it wit Shor publlah ‘anonymous com- day until evening; also that the season be The house and senate are on a % uppO . 7. Reaitires: like ‘animal 63. Behoial Denver 32 62 sections,(.and in a northern munications. marked by frequent attendance at wor- | par in dealing with the bulk of the Detroit .. 34 42 Rockies and Plains St sem aks NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES ship and increased diligence in works of | !aws that go on our statute books, Dodge City . 34 ss have risen from the os Te FROST, LANDIS & KOHN x : : «| but each body has certain functions [ Duluth - 28 region and upper Ohio ee 280 Park Ave., New York; 35 Bast Wacker Drive, charity. Various degrees of strictness in | reserved to it and with which the mia Eaptnore « 28 34 frard te the Atlantic coast eter By eS scare these observances have prevailed from | other one has, and can have, no con- Galveston bad 62 | the southern Plains pmo a time to time, and exceptions are made in aie bape agaeisiee hes paatiates . s as Gulf “States with readings below aoa accordance with the physical needs of cer-| that raise revenue, those that tax | 77 Yi Huron . 20; 42 Gain aie So ce me states FUE KES WEST CHTIZEN in indivi i Id], 01 d me, and it also must start | (4 Up i he 44 66 Gulf,, and Sout - fea ta iyiiials. /-andulgencesm v-wor = All laws—they are bills while in the | midi KEY WEST |... 68 a jane share ote ange ‘Serer 8 i i i £5 i oes mainder of the coun’ ; ia as moma erin. & non gP is considered unsuitable to the legislative machiners—aaking ae. it WY Tite hock io ee n! oe : : : alwaye seck ‘aut as nten season. propriations of public mo? ety 4 Miami 62 74 2 OE Bee witnout fear and without fever; never be Lent is observed by the Roman Catho- | senate coat start Shap, of ues B Wh en Orisaas 60 oO: in charge: ; afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; li Luth hurches. ted Lapeer, So sales \ B Bl al New York 52 ic, Anglican 2 and Lutheran ¢ senate, however, was given certain | ee 1 68 always fight for progress; never be the or- —— specific duties by the Constipyti | we YY | Lelie 48 gan or the mouthplece of any person, clique, also. No treaties with foreign na- | i 48 seqnepeessateeeneeeolens ccc faction or class; Sei ds me con for the SOME LONG WORDS tions are operative vot eg ad | ae F of Pa 3 40 et Pichi e one : * : nd by the senate. It likewise has the {St. _ S a ublic welfare; never tolera' ruption or ‘ . WY Wr j Salt Lake City .. ‘ of the causes leading’ the Rewer Pi welfare; tolerate cprruption ¢ What is the longest word in the Eng- | final say-so respecting parva = WY) He \ | YY yey \ | Sit Ste. Maxie a6. lotlee ae one an Eneland injrstice; denounce vice and praise yirtue; lish language? That isa hard question pontinanta to office made by Lh Lh 7 Yi, | Washington Z 56 % m8 rote 8 resident. Boe 50 me * perp by pres Pea pane to answer, as writers have from time to| jr was snggested above that if dee gee att Labs Lona re a! First. “Salvation. Army : J others’ rights, ‘i i 5 i length | the visitor wanted to see the start WY orps time coined words of extraordinary leng r ‘ | Y ars opiniones print gnly pewe that will elevate which have never gotten into general use. | of the talking picture, he wot Hl Mie | WEATHER FORECAST 1900—Dowager “Empress : > = have to attend another theater. That 5 mda | BUI gs aA Ape Beccans neve, come The longest in Webster’s International | other theater is the committee room. ial Bes ie 1» jaa arhded Ching, ae, the first a tics tried cnelgs ptt promise with principle. AP) * afi ili initati th are 47 of these committees in Y received dictionary is honorificabilitudinitatibus ” | thie house apd #4 in the senate, They Ce rae | Key West and Vicinity: Fair fod ministers seddent deat in os nieg | defined as “honorableness,” a pedantic are permanent committees. Special Be j night Eee Ket Poh adobe: rr eae = nt | duel 7 : nonsense word, used by Shakespeare in] committees are constantly being | ee Gahepiee eis green iste eran creel Bane IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST {Biove's, Labor Lost,”” arid containing 27 let- | uumel (0 60 6 ar eee aoe ee eee | ie ries Fair traight ont TW ariel ae aa ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN ters. one of the standing committees, such | one of customs; and Thomas J. Gor-|day; slightly warmer Thursday] in New York. 3 ) ; But in chemical treatises may be found } as an inyestigation. KEY WEST jman, special agent of the treasury} __ y rfully com-| ‘The regular and usual procedure, department, who will arrive from 1. Water and Sewerage. even longer words Nag pone’ M ich therefore, is that a representative IN DAYS GONE BY Tampa tomorrow morning. While POU Pe PP Po oo! 2. Bridges t te Road to Mai pounded than the chemical products which | yi; introduce a bill in the house, in Key West the party will be ps eden coma “|| they describe. For example, tetrahydro-| or a senator will introduce one in| appenings Here Just 10 Years| guests of local custom officials. \ land. aaa ‘ ;| the senate. » Frequently, the same Ago Today As Taken From | + 3. Free Port. icgResho aiaeaRie ee text of a measure will appear simul- ‘The Files Of The Citizen: | Before a crowd at the Athletic & ie i also paraoxymetamethozy: | taneously iy each boy. ‘The rules |. ;Club gym last night the Island & 4. Hotels and Apartments. g 3 8 czed q f - others. provide for reference of the bill to City League, recently organized, # 5. Bathing Pavilion, os poreompatigen d the palm to some | the commlttee having Jurisdiction, || The Japanese steamer Brie! staced its first game. ‘The Ath: \ 5 A fe . = The committee has a reguinr meet: | Maru steamed oj fe rocks } lub t the Aquarian: foreign languages, however, when long | ing day; the new bill is taken up. | she was resting after grounding | Dare pp dt i ts or 7. Airports—Land and Sea, * nsidered. In German, schut- } usually with only members of the | yesterday on Colorado Reef. Prac-| (99.97 in one of the f aN ese ae : ile, with 36 | Committee present, and it Is talked | tically all of the eargo of the ves- ! games ever played in the institu- @ ou . ; zengrabenvernichtuongautomobile, with 36 | over informally. If it be of greut {sel was jettisoned before the ves-| #4™ : & \ i Business failures are naturally fewer | jetters, is as formidable as the war en-| consequence the committee will or {sel was floated. The Relief feels a N of late, because there are so few left to gine it describes. In English this machine | et that hearings be held so that Jing tug. was advised by le aie) William Roderick Arkell, of D fail. | ¢ isc desl nd be the fone letter those favoring the propoxed law 'the vessel was afloat be fore the! iroit, Mich., well known, % gn is commonly designated by the four-letter | may voice their opposition and point scene of the w was reached, | writer ends GAlecetene thee Wot cient SE Ra ” ji i enknesse! he bill. Some _ 2 prem word “tank,” saving of 32 letters going to | out weaknesses in t k verine state, arrived in the ity 7 times those hearings will continue Owing to greatly increased busi- | Ee ee ou. 2 Peak | ue Among the worst sufferers from that | the credit of our mother tongue. ey ater ae OVE Bir eeAl WOOK: Uae ot her Wetter Uiod Tole. Dey au iu arr es aaa » ‘6 \ Sino-Japanese war are the Jinotypers and Longest of all so far discovered is a] As a general rule, a witness be- | graph company, facilities will be/ 9° editor of The Key We eal® | FL proofreaders. Greek word of 181 letters, which ap- | fore a committee will be allowed to |increased at once and the office |7°"- ee « i L : o as - 2 aie . tell his story, to state his views, |enlarged, was the ,announcement Agtat t finale bectunoe i ie Ww bid that § 1 propriately enough is the name of a dish | without interruption. When is | made yesterday by C. 8. Crowder,| A mini die das azine tea \) © suspected that it would happen. containing many ingredients. We call it | statement is finished, nowever, the |traffic engineer of the company Saisie poled etaike: ie ‘ D Japan has expelled and excommunicated simply “hash.” committee members have their fing | who was on a business visit with ee ae Kabadtece SH Meus & the League of Nations. Out of consideration for the linotyper Die ENED rae Wer oles Hierigeal management ora tribe of British West Africa . » no ey ays = 3 ‘ ‘ re ri y : 4 almed to bring out things which | Editorial comment: A woman is and will be heard in the colored | : “fis "t lie,” is i the writer will not spell out the Greek vitness desires to admit. It ail as old as she looks and a man is; Baptist church. tonight. “Obe- " ey West Electric C . If “figures don’t lie,” how is it that 7 the witness . " y om ;. ; word here. We have already given him ont whether the committee | old when he stops lookin, dience and Its Reward,” will be . th t Ct b 1 depends on whether th ps ig. * f partici in ree-cent postage brings in jess revenue | 114 the proofreader worry enough for one | member views the subject from the ithe subject. preciates the opportunity o! ipating than the old two-cent rate did? a : same angle. In consequence, the | Rubber authorities claim that! Rene i this Sandee Q ‘ ae stenographic record of testimony | trees that yield caoutchouc Lad Members of the naval air squad ® ace 4 ee SS at always is taken sometimes {to full maturity without cultiva-| ond their families were stuck on a} , Now some i Hepubilean will likely be eh lag shpedole edgar a | i Southern Florida. It is SPELL IT “MUSCLE” makes literature akin to comedy, jtion in Southern Florida. and bar for several hours yester- ' meatapough to suggest that Treasury. for witnesses have a tendency to gu | Claimed that many of the several | day. The party sailed for Jack On “All Florida Doherty Day,” March 10, Department hasa Woodinhead. $$ | .. oo = too far; to leave themselves vil | hundred varieties of rubber-bear-| Channel and on the return the j tt will be allowed on me: : yo There are still a few writers who as- | nerable to oppesition criticism by jing trees are native to Florida. vessel they were in ran aground i) a discount of ten per cent wi 4 Y \ TheKey West Electric Co. arly g el icial form, as. evidenced by | Amendments to accomplish the pur- | years than the Hull-Dern cabinet. he offic orm, as evidenced by that scdee Geaived uve deatvaa-ctih thet GREENE AND DUVAL STREETS - ae spelling on the following maps: advice of experts employed by the | If the rank an file of those Japanese and Chinese armies ever find out what “A Correct Map of the Georgia West- | house and senate for that ern Territory,” published by €. Dilly Poul- | 224! final form, if the se 77 Coes ‘ 4 as ; the committee so votes, the bill is j a all the-shooting is about it will be real { try in 1798. ordered to be “reported to the house { news te them. { “Map of the Tennessee Government | with the recommendation that the be eS - from the Latest Surveys,” ved for | Dl) 4 pass.” or to the senate, if it | | . —— | . ey engrave oF } be a senate committee. | New York real estate man brings | Payne’s Geography, 1799. The fact that the bill has been to foreé'a cemetery to pay taxes. And we ‘ by one of its committees does | had ‘always hoped to say good-bye te the | Conn., in 1843. » not mean that it ever will see the/ tax collector at the grave. Morse’s Geography, published by | light of day. figuratively spen’ CARDS OF APP An Aislemion ee that “the leg- islature is on trial as to its common sense and legislative ability.” And probably will be found not guilty of either. t ; A Kentucky mare learned to stop at “ red light and go ahead on a green one, ; whereby she lived to be 37 years old. Many humans never develop that much horse sense. | Smith’s Atlas, published at Hartford, | seo Harper Brothers, 1851 edition, ete. All documents of the United Stat government employ the usual form as do: all writers of standing, whether of news-! papers, magazines or books, excepting only | the few who like to display their eecen- } tricities. The spelling of Muscle Shoals has long | been settled, even though the disposition | ef the important development there has! not, | that it never will receire atten | house by a committee of that body Subscribe for The Citizen—2 a week. sent back to the house or ‘to the sen. eabeeevowen Indeed, the chances are about $m the senate and they are about ten to one that nothing more will be j } heard of it if it was reported in the } Each house has a “calendar of hus! ness,” and when a bill is reported. its number and title is entered on | that calendar, there to await fur. ther attention. or possible death be be | cause of adjournment of concress | THE ARTM ENGRAVED § SYMPATHY CARDS AND Fine Quality Stock -- With or Without Name Sold in any Quantity at PHONE 51 ee eeemecial AN PRESS i eeecwmmewne’l | We pay 3 Per Cent on Savings THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK KEY WEST, FLORIDA Member Federsl Reserve System Designated Public Depopitery OC Lhe hehkid khiuubabul eos