The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 2, 1933, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY 0000000000000000 0000008 88060022000000000 Miss Helen Porter \*Orange Pickers’ To Leaves Yesterday Play Dance Music Miss Helen Porter, four years has been with Miss L. L. Green in the ministration of the Wesley Home,! Jeft yesterday for Montgomery,| Alabama. state, - That she is popular with many| Casino. This orchestra boasts ten| folk in Key West who regret her! pieces and has been making a tour leaving; was evidenced by the| of Florida cities, including Jack- large number who were at, the sonville, Tampa and Orlando. station to bid farewell and wish|They are from Miami. | her happiness in her new home. | Many local people have heard| Miss Green also expects to leave! this orchestra play throughout the! fn a short time having been trans-! state and claim that they always ferred to another field of activity.| give a fine performance. She will leave as soon as her re-| They will play at two dances who for! associated | fa ad-| A treat is in store for dance; ns tomorrow night. The “Orange Pickers,” a well- known dance orchestra of the will play at the Coral Isle GATO & NAVARRO _| ADD NEW MAKE OF CAR TO BIG LINE! AUSTIN PRODUCTS ARE NOW BEING SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES; OBTAINABLE IN NUMEROUS BODY STYLES To meet a continued demand for cost transportation, | Gato and Navarro, Ine., corner! Duval and Southard streets, has! added a new make of car to their large line, the new 1933 Austin. With low cost of operation as! the keynote of Austin products, the new cars are sold at very low} lower | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. DURANT WRITES | WILL GATHER FOR PRAHA, Aug. 2.—Delegates TRIP 10 RUSSIA from all European countries ex- cept Russia and from many coun- tries oversea will gather here DOES NOT LIKE CURRENT RE-} August 21-30 for the eighteenth NAT {Zionist congress.~ Election of the GIME OF FOREIGN ION; Zionist executive committee and ONE OF MANY TO EXPRESS; discussion of the Palestine de- velopment program are on the VIEWS ON OBSERVATIONS lredule: there are numerous strands of plot in the loom most of the time, none of which tangle. By JOHN SELBY (iy Associated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—One by} Mr, Leon’s most notable man- one, American writers go to Rus-jnerism is his habit of introducing sia, and come home to write of it.|a character, seating him on a set- j Will Durant is the latest to pub-| tee (perhaps one of those in his lish his findings; his vote is ajown showroom) and talking at lusty “Nay!” Mr. Durant does not|length about the victim while ev- The} © NEW PLYMOUTHS ON DISPLAY AT GATO & NAVARRO: LATEST PRODUCT HAS VA- RIOUS NEW FEATURES IN DESIGN; TWO ALREADY DE- LIVERED AND OTHERS SOLD The 1988 De Luxe Plymouth! are now on display at the show rooms of Gato and Navarro, Inc., corner Southard and Duval streets. Since their arrival a few days ago, several have been sold and two have already been deliv- ered. {service for 32 years. WED. ‘ULRIC HENSON RETURNS HOME) Ulric Henson, recently trans- ferred to Miami ‘rom the United States Public Health Service in Key West, has returned and is awaiting retirement orders. “Mr. Henson has been in the He asks re- tirement because of length of service, which has passed the re- quired time for retirement, and al- sight. NESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1938. \Today’s Birthdays Cocceene ranssrenaaesecee U. S. Senator Nathan L. Bach- man of Tennessee, born at Chat- tanooga, 55 years ago. | Charles Francis Adams of Bos- |ton, former Secretary of the Na- |vy, born at Quincy, Mass., 67 years jade | James A. Bacigalupi, of Cal- {ifornia, banker, born at Santa |Clara, Cal., 51 years ago. |so disability, due to a loss of| Dr. Winthrop J. V. Osterhout, | member of the Rockefeller Insti- Jack Lovelock,, Oxford Univer-| tute for Medical Research, born in sity medical student, broke the| New York, 62 years ago. world’s record for the mile run at Princeton, N. J., recently when he} ran the distance in 4:07.6. W. Jett Lauck, noted economist, born at Keyser, W: Va., 54 years ago. lief arrives. {here, the one Thursday and anoth-} er Saturday. The dance tomorrow will. last \from 9 till ? and two tap dancers | with the orchestra are expected to |be a special featur LEGALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, In re the Estate of: LOUIS T. BRAGASSA, ecease id Kinley. ; i To all Creditors, Legatees, Dis-| _ Dt David Kinley, retired presi tributees, and all’ Persons ‘having| dent of the University of Illinois, Claims or Demands against said/ born in Scotland, 72 years ago. Estate: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required ‘to present Jew Yi any claims and demands which you,! Dr. John Andrews of New York, or either of you, may have against | secretary of the American Asso- the estate of Louis T. Bragas deceased, late of Monroe County, | *.4tion.for Labor Legislation, born Florida, to the Hon. Hugh Gunn,jat South Wayne, Wis. 58 years County’ Judge of Monroe County, at! ago, his office in the County Courthouse | 9&' ia Key West, Monroe Coun! Flor- fA eae AT ida, within twelve months from the| . date of the first publication of this| .. Duncan Campbell Scott, Cana- notice. j dian poet, born 71 years ago, Dated June 14th, A. D. 1933 Sir William Watson, famous HAZEL BRAGASSA, ‘ English Poet, born 75 years ago. like Russia’s regime. erything else stops dead. | He more nol Hie heh ne he ee is long by reason of these di-| sotures in car design. The body | scribes, ions, although many of them; constructed entirely of “Safety- the sullen, fearful look of the peo-!are highly amusing. Steel,” braced, ribbed and welded jple, as they seemed to him. The These Ales, into one complete unit for factories look business-like, he! Old friends returning this week; strength and is thoroughly insulat- jsays, but nothing else does. Thejinclude Joan Lowell, she of the} eq for quietness. ‘financial arrangements Mr. Dur-jStrange sea stories. Miss Lowell] Dan Navarro, manager of the ant found atrocious, and militar-| has been reporting on a Boston! motor company, is inviting the Jism in Russia appeared to him/ tabloid, and “Gal Reporter” tells) public to drop in at the show- iquite beyond militarism he had;about it. rooms and have a demonstration in seen anywhere else. He reports} In the category of old friends; one of these new cars and be con- injustice rampant, and tells of a| comes also John Buchan, whose yinced that it is the most outstand- populace groaning under a load of | “The Massacre of Glencoe” is aling value in cars of the low price ‘prpaganda that it is beginning to!short but involved story of the/ field. refuse to assimilate. | Glencoe massacre, one of the most And one of the biggest objec-| horrible in Scotland’s history. tions of all (as stated in “The| Likewise John Gibbons with | Tragedy of Russia,” prices and can be had in num- The new car has the very latest erous body styles. The standard coupe which is being displayed this week is capable of comfort- jably carrying three large passen- gers and has a special parcel com- partment for large amounts of | baggage. With the new Red Head motor, the 1933 Austin can leap away from a standing start with fast acceleration and make as high as 60 miles per hour. An outstanding feature of this new car is the fact that it gets 40 miles on each gallon of gasoline and has a yery low oil cost. It is known as the worla’s most economical transportation and is! now being used for delivery serv-! ice by many companies. It ¢an be had in many different models in- cluding the standard coupe, roads- ter, delivery trucks, panelled de- liveries and vans. i Judge Martin T. Mantin of the Second U. S. Cireuit Court of Ap- \peals, Brooklyn, N. Y., born in {New York City, 53 years ago. Mamfords Going On Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mum-! - ford are planning to leave over/a ‘the highway tomorrow morning) brother, on a motor trip that will take/|tives at other them to points in Virginia, Wash-| their itinerary. ington, D. C., Baltimore rl Mr. Mumford is a deck officer} with Mr. Mumford’s and will also visit rela- points included in! visit other sections, on board the wrecking tug Re-| At Washington they will spend ‘lief. i PERSONAL MENTION Woodrow Wilson Albury, son ot Mario Martinez and sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Albury, Jeft!J. H. Keathley, who were here for Over the Hast Coast yesterday af-|the funeral of their father, Dr. ‘ternoon for Mobile where he 1} Aurelio Martinez Serrano, re- spend some time with relatives!turned yesterday afternoon to the; and friends. home in Miami. ——-__—. Mary Anne Schlegel of Chilli- cothe, O., who has maintained a class room average of A and A- plus, hopes to do the same kind of work at Western College for Wo- men at Oxford, Ohio. NOTICE or so much thereof as will be necessary to} together with tle cost of such sale of September, A, D. 1933, at the in the City of Key West, State the young-! another travel book which he calls est Durant book) is the fact that|“‘Old Italy and New Mussolini- | politics is as bad there as in Ney! land,” the title of which gives an York, for example, and in some excellent clue to its content. ways worse. | “The revolution was made by/| | dreamers, and inherited by politi- cians,” he writes. Stalin he finds| a political trickster, ruling with) {the old whip of patronage, and the| Stalin ‘machine’ exercises, he| feels, ‘all the subtletry and trick-| ery, all the knavery and chican-! ery of the worst American politi- cal machines’.” New Novelist To the many who were kind A considerable fanfare has pre- and considerate to us during the| ceeded “Livingstones” into what is illness and after the death of our; left of the book market. loved one, Mrs. Minette J. John-; “Livingstones” a first novel son, to those who sent florals,}by a young English interior deco-} and others who offered the use of|rator, acclaimed with the facile,| their cars, and to the Lopez/almost inevitable cheers such! , Funeral Home, we extend our books receive in England. |B heartfelt thanks. Although neither a rapid nor aj S10 3h swag "or NEW aug2-1tx j brilliant book, “Livingstones” has|$% of N% of NE% of NE% Wi of B vy lits merits, as has its author, Der-! pi or wi Chippewa is the name of a newjrick Leon. BY of w. ot potato developed by plant spe-| Mr. Leon has chosen the inter-| wit ot a % of cialists of the United States De-|ior decorating business for the| of NW% partment of Agriculture. It has| background against which his peo-| yellow flesh and is a hybrid of, ple maneuver. He knows the northern and native South Amer-| business and can write about it. ican potatoes and contains the|wherefore his work is authentic growth-promoting Vitamin A. in feel. His people are many, and Administratrix C, T. A., of the Bs- tate of Louis T. Braga: De-} pad junl4-21-28; jiy -19-26; aug2-9 Dr, B N, Florence of Hot Springs, Ark., is said to be the only, woman nega in: She in the South, Bunsteads Wom yrup “To children an angel of Despite searelty a it cont DANGEROUS STUNT CHICAGO—G, Li Topkin of this city received a two-months | jail sentence for setting fire to an| aged man’s whiskers. Malcolm Johnson. son of Mr.| W. T. Fripp, of Key West, is and Mrs, Otis Johnson, who was\registered at the Hotel Seminole, here for a few days with his!in Jacksonville. parents, left yesterday over the| East Coast for his home in Wash-| ington, D. C. Notice is hereby given that the following described lands, pay the amount due for taxes of 1932 herein set opposite to the same, and advertising, will be sold at public auction on Monday, the 4th day hour of 12 o’clock noon, at the Court House door, the County of Monroe, of Florida fons follor as are followed, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas H. Gato, who arrived Saturday from Ha- vana and were the guests of Mr. Miss Winnifred Shine, daughter|and Mrs. E, H. Gato at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Shine, who}on Duval street, left over the as visiting with relatives in Talla-| highway yesterday for a visit with hassee, returned this week. (their son, Thomas H. Gato, Jr., at j the state university in Gainesville, Fla, Bet. C. A. Vooshees,M; D. Philedstphin FAST. DIRECT FREIGHT SERVICE TO CARD OF THANKS | ' | | | DESCRIPTION OF LAND NAME OF OWNER Morris Holtsberg left yesterday afternoon for Miami to join Mrs.| Holtsberg and remain a_ brief time. Section Township KEY WEST as te D. A. el al ergiades Corp. McDougal, Tamiami F Straight, t Lakes Inv. a Ae BR City Attorney J. Lancelot Les- ter, who was in Miami on_ bus ness, was a returning passenger on the Havana Special today. from Key Go. Thursdays Herman Holtsberg, who accom- panied his mother, Mrs. Mo Holtsberg to Miami Sunday, re-; Mr. and Mrs, L. 0, Powers and turned on the Havana Special two children who were guests of yesterday. |Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Coe, left yes- | terday afternoon for Miami where Paul Mesa, superintendent of| they were to spend the night with] > distribution with the Ke West; Mr. Coe’s parents and afterward Electric company, Mrs. M and) proceed to their home in York, their son, left over the highway} Alabama. this morning for Miami for a few! days and afterwards may possibly! Mr. and Mrs, William Weaver to points in the states includ-jleft over the East Coast yesterday Chicago. \for Johnson City, Tenn., and | after a short stay with relatives, ; William R. Porter, manager of} will go to Columbus, Ohio, for a the Overseas Bridge And Toll Dis-| stay of about two’ weeks, ttiet Commission, Who had been} ~ on an extended trip to Washing-| Miss Leonor Warren, daughter ton in the interest of the bridge|of Dr. and Mrs, W. R. Warren,| matter, returned to Key West! left on the steamship Florida yes- yesterday on the Havana Special terday for@Havana where she will for a few days’ stay here. {visit for about a week. THE FAMILY. Andrews, Curtis N Andrews, Andrew Also NEW ORLEANS to KEY WEST | Sailings on alternate Tuesdays. Ker. Went Second Day rote ICLYDE- M AON SMITH, Agent, Andrews, Curtis N. Andrews, C artis N. Key West MEDALS STOLEN Today’ s Horoscope LONDON— SBuvelars robbed the a detective in this city taking medals given him for his ) { ! me * Thome of This day continues the tendency! ta luxuriousness and love dis. play, which is somewhat hidden by the natural tastefulness. The/7 native of today wi nani mous and open-handed, but should be very careful not to waste re-| Sources on what merely show. It will be well to according to the trol the impulses. ¢ OS Le LL EDL "OOO ew. oy, of { work in mooning down criminals. Key West's First Funeral Home Key West's First» Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps is vain spend means and con- A New Era of Prosperity Is Ahead of You TAKE A VACATION NOW COME TO MIAMI “THE MILLIONAIRES’ PLAYGROUND” With Prices That Fit Everybody’s Pocketbook “Chesterfields do just about everything but light themselves_ Sister.” RATES LOWEST EVER QUOTED FOR MEALS IN KEEPING WITH THE TIMES HOTEL PRICES New Low Prices on All Recreational Activities Inquire at Our Tourist Information Bureau About Ete., and See Our =, Golf and Other Sports. Interesting Side Trips, Si Seein Recreational Host About F HOTEL LEAMINGTON “Miami's Most Popular Hotel E. 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