The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1933, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SNELL AND MNARY ROLLINS COLLEGE SPENCER OPENS [PURCHASE MONROE MAKES CLAIM FOR | NOW WORKING FOR WALKOFFAMETO — UPBEERGARDEN COUNTY’S BONDS, BLUE RIBBON BEER oa cy Se a oft PARTY INTERESTS BE GIVEN RELIC STARTED IN CONNECTION! ADVICES FROM TALLAHASSEE! Blue Ribbon Beer is now | {IO OOTOOO ESTE M ASE PAGE nv : FORGETS FIRST MARRIAGE NOTHING UNUSUAL { GOES DANCE CRAZY % CHICAGO.—James X. Cotber, | ST. LOUIS: Irs. Imogene uae of this ci testified in his di-' quill. of this was edjudged vorce suit that his. wive’s ‘tongue! sane after her husband testifi GLASGOW—Aitér being ar- rested for bigamy, James L. Robb of this city, pleaded that he had forgotten his first marriage. GOOLE ETIIOI: | \ Key West, this brand has become’ TION LOOKING TO NEXT; SRICAN MIN- | AN OWEN, AMERICAN MIN The Green Lantern Inn and a At the meeting of the board of beer garden in connectfon with the ; county commissioners on July 12, (all domestic beer of Ge country. | | | WITH GREEN LANTERN SHOWN AMOUNT INVOLV: | ing Sold by over 25 retail dealers TWO REPUBLICAN LEADERS) cipy ACQUIRED THROUGH EF- INN ED IN TRANSACTION | throughout the city and since the | BEGIN SURVEY OF SITUA-) forts OF MRS. RUTH BRY- ; introduction of bottled beer in! See a complete line of household goods on display in our store | the most popular and best liked of | CONGRESSIONAL MEET ISTER TO DENMARK Happy Days Pool Room has re-'it was anfounted that the state! Says the management of Cabrera | | | cer seen opened under the| board of administration would re-|Bros., Inc., sole distributors of By HERBERT PLUMMER | (iy Ansnoclated Press) WASHINGTON, July 27.—It’s (Special to The Citizen) wanagement of Vernon Spencer at! ceive offers of bonds of Monroe! Blue Ribbon Beer in Key West! . Ju 19 Duval street and 520 Bahama | e¢ounty, bridge, road and ferry.! and Monroe county. j of street. — - .,;1t was authorized that a legal no-| Blue Ribbon Beer is manufac-} likely that before the regular ses-/ uth Bryan Owen, American am- ‘The Green Lantern Inn is said tice to this effect be cartied in|tured by the Pabst company, sion of congt rolls around in cador to Denmark. the Rollins » be ney Bs es most exclusive The Citizen the following day. i whi since prohibition, has been! January, Bert Snell and Charlie | College Walk of Fame is to acquire "ight club and has been equipped | This action was in accord with] making the famous Blue Ribbon| MeNary. republican leaders in the | 4 stone from the house wh with the most modern and up-to-!tne Kanner bill which was enact-| Malt and other products. This house and senate. will implore] anderen lived. According to a re-,the-minute facilities. A ted in the last legislature, author-‘brand was one of the first to be whatever political gods there be to ....,; dispatch from Cope: pa eee ae the ama izing the state boatd o1 adminis-! placed on the market after the sparc them the oftedt! they went Mrs, Owen was presented with the ‘treet entrance has been provided | with) legislation of beer and has “Qu | | WINTER PARK, Fla —tThrough the efforts FTIZILZELLLAL Mar 2 Gallon Faucet Jug Hot or Cold $5.25 A40c Self Ringing Mops woes os cs : 35e¢ Heavy Galvanized Water Buckets through in the spevial session. | iene on a visit to Odense, in Den- for the convenience of the guests!*ration to purchtse bonds led the slogan, “The Heer of Qual: No two pitty chieftains ever ark, the birth-place of the por vontains a latge dance hall|#@*0line tax revenue. Nitpeee ee oe had a more difficult time or 4) yanish boy who became the several: nicely tuenished priv-1 Advices from: TAllaniaMee show! i. i bon heer is pure: ve] more discpuraging task: than did o¢ fairy tales to the children of 8te rooms. | that wes aie Catan Colene aaa freshing and wholesome and costs] these two during the some 100) th whole world. She has had the’ ‘The beer garden in the Happy|the board has purehased, among} | oye than the ordinary braad days congress was in session this| name of Hans Anderson chi Days Pool Room has been provided | other bonds, $6,500 worth of, (+ bear now on the market, It is spring. an the stone and it has been s rge modern bar where|Monroe county bonds at 24 1-2, 44. in one of the finest. brew. There was nothing for them to's, Rollins College. s brands of beer is now|cents on the dollar and $3,000) J 30. in America and is expertly do but go along with the democrat- | Mrs; Owen's sun, Reginald Bry jworth of Monroe bonds for 25) brewed from the choicest cereals ie plans in most instances. They | on Owen. who was a fréshman at! ‘ invites the public, cents on the dollar. : ; place a visit and try - ,and hops and thoroughly aged be- wanted their party to be able to Rollins this year, accompanied her ESS RAST RN Hl i of beer which he ES STUDY F | ! ; +t 35° shine: _/elaim a share in the fmiccenat lt Denmirk when she took ‘up-her! ‘fore bottling, it is shown. | ou pep. | oh | yd a meat market, he got nothing’ | Waste Baskets 22) sea ee Strong, Long Wearing Serubbing Wash Tubs a RYRBhGe: oi.cissc sais a cold claims bility for any failures. _ronr the United States. ting « Tables Turned The Rollins College Walk of Sneli’s attack in the house al-|Fame now contains stones from most invariably sptang from one; the former Homes or birth-places source—the democratic leader-|+f 250 world célebrities, including ~ship’s fondness for bringing in the Confucius, Shakespeare, Columbus. so-called “gag” rule to rush legis- Magellan, Pone de Leon. Andrey ation through quickly and safely.) Carnegie. Lindbergh, all The portly New Yorker had a lot| five of the American presic pf fun on this issue. The democrats ,many of the signers of the Dec who s0 blandly cooked up this;sion of Independence. and ott scheme of legislating were the who became famous in the a very ones who, when they were in! government, letters, science, war, the minority, raised the most; religion and sociology. rumpus when the republicans re- peace sgn sorted to, that strategy. i STEALS HOT STOVE Gleefully, Snell went back into} BAPOLIS. —_\ While Mr. the Congressional Record and dug Be ale aaa ee ot up old speeches the democrats had ‘went to church a encak thief stole wesc cake ane | theit stove, which containued Fis J phe a wont of cake vietioe, dice and a chicken dinn democratic side who he said were’ Rane : deaders. It was successful, too. | to put Ahrvugh siaientel ievist : i gisla Before the end of the session at- tion that this or that senator de tempts at “gagging” were aban- sired, : bes by the democratic leadet-| His strategy was to keep fhe 'P. tsenate constantly pluging on the MeNary had no such opportun- major emergency measures. He fed in the senate. Rules there are ‘had reason for gratification in the ways the same; so he had to pick | fact that of the 8.685 bills intro- aie | duced in the house and senat A . rd {during the special session only 105 _* The Oregonian; therefore, set Jaws were enacted, Garbage Lawn Cans . Mowers Moves, yet assume ho responsi-| jtie3 as the. first wothan envoy !but pork chops for a year, Peter} {Kupiac of this city alleged in a bill Emory L. Pierce, Jr., son of Mr. for divorce against his wife. | and Mrs. Emory L. Pierce, of Key’ — TENDER MAGNOLIA COMING TO PORT ese sree 2 LIGHTHOUSE VESSEL DUE TO Park Aquarium in Philadelphia. wac re . | Mr. Pierce is a student at the REACH HERE ABOUT ~ | University of Florida majoring in JULY 30 ; biology and during his vacation is ‘continuing his studies with Dr. Robert O. Van Duesen. as precep- The lighthouse tender Magnolia, tor, with headquarters in the from the Bighth District with head- aquarium. quarters in New Orleans, is ex-' At present Mr. Pierce is devot- rive in port about July ng his time to studies in parisito- ntchip 102 in tow. ; logy and has made wonderful pro- here the ship will beggress along these lines, says the taken in charge by a tender from doctor. He will remain in Phil- will proceed to May-!adelphia, it is expected, until Aug- here the vessel will be ust 15. e yb a tender from Juice Extractor, just the thing for that orange juice $1 25 in the morning.. Master Keys, a handy set for the house, set ........ Heavy Rubber Drain Board Mat Strong Sturdy Push Fly Ded, a sure enemy to Flies and ~ sg 30 c & 60c Sizes toes Hand Sprayers, very useful at this time of the NAMED AFTER HOSPITAL South Florida Contracting & Engineering Co. Phone 598 White and Eliza Streets Key West, Florida tenders from others districts tow-' SAN FRANCISCO.—Mrs. Eliz- ing the vessel until she reaches abeth Racker of this city named! BE ON THE SAFE SIDE her destination at Staten Island, her twenty-first baby after Queen! | | | by sencing that next Printing Job to THE ARTMAN PRESS ‘PHONE 51 N. Y. ; Charlotte Hospital, where it was born. Michigan is the produging state in Btated leading salt the: United’ BSN ectesen one svenalanc ence Sines ra peaeA TA ee TOPOL PCLAPABIAAPDAEDACLLAAALL A 2 oteencdtinenlinti Subscribe for The Citizen—20 weekly. 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PAY US A VISIT GREEN LANTERN INN Open From 2 P. M. Till ? Yesterday’s, Today’s and Tomorrow’s Standard of Quality Pabst Blue Ribbon The Beer of Quality | caaenareon | CABRERA BROS., Inc. DISTRIBUTORS JOE KNIGHT'S PLACE 300 Grinnell Street KNIGHT’S OASIS Duval and Greene Streets THE MIRAMAR CLUB Or The Boulevard THE ORANGE INN 424 Angela St. THE DEPRESSION CAFE S11 Fleming Street PARK’S PLACE No. 8 Havana Street DELMONICO RESTAURANT 218 Duval Street BOY BLUE CAFE 1113 Division Street TROPICAL CLUB Front Street BLAS PENALVER 515 Amelia Street T. V. DAVILA 325 Petromia Street E. P. BASQUET 727 Thomas Street a NOOR OOMOPIOPIODTAIIOL OD AAI OIORIDO OEMS