The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 7, 1933, Page 4

PAGE SOUR POCO COHOHOCESECCEESSEBLEREEEEEER8 ee SOCIETY :-: Free TripeTo « i | Miami As Prizes 3 - Dr. and Mrs, William R. Smith, of the “Willows,” Beeston, Not- tingham, England, announce the marriage of their niece, Jessie Two persons attending the series | inight will be the winners of free | trips to Miami. of dances to be held at the Cuban} | Club.on Duval street each Friday} Maude Smith, to Allan B. Cleare, 0 This offer is being’ made by j Ramon Delgado,;in: charge of the The ceremony was performed social affairs of the club. Every July 1, 1933, at Fort Lauderdale,| person who attends these dances Fla., at the Parish House, Rev.!is eligible to enter the contest for James Marlin, of Park Temple) the trip. Methodist church, officiating. Music is to be furnished by. _ Mr. and Mrs. Cleare arrived on! Howard Wilson’s band who have the Havana Special Tuesday and| prepared a spicy musical program are at the home of Mr. Cleare’s for the dance tomorrow night. i PEER AUIS parents, Poss North Beach. : irs. Cleare was born at Coim- Batore: South India, and is ai Vecker Leaves Braduute of the Bishop Cotton| Over Highway Girls’ High School of Bangalore. Mr. Cleare is an attorney, a native | ing a while with his grandmother, of Key West, and is at. Prevent serving the city in the capacity of| Mrs, Nellie Williams, left over the {highway yesterday for Miami and municipal judge. |was there joined by his mother j Who went by plane from Havana. yee From Miami they are motorin; Club To Meet leo Lakeville; Coan. share: Paul pee will enter Hotchkiss University * There will be a social meeting | for the fall and winter studies. of the Junior Woman’s)Club held} toifiotrow afternoon, beginning at’ Eleanor Davis will be hostesses on 5-o’clock, at the club house o® the occasion, and a pleasant time Division’ street. is promised all who contemplate «Miss Annie Lois Hicks and Miss attending. Paul W. Vecker, who was spend- Janior Woman’s PERSONAL MENTION “Woodrow Albury, son of Mr. and Mrs, Raleigh Albury, who was * spending his vacation with friends in Mobile, Ala, was a returning Passenger over the East Coast yesterday. “Rev. Arthur B. Dimmick, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal church,; ‘who was spending a vacation for! the past five weeks in the eastern _ states, and a part of the time at his home in Providence, R. I., re- turned on the Havana Special Mrs. Malone, wife of Mayor ‘Wm. H. Malone, and . Mrs, Low Knowles, who were spending a 10 wr yacation in Miami, were re- ' turning passengers over the East Coast Ye “Miss Maude Welch, secretary to Dr. 8. D. W. Light, in Miami, ar- rived yesterday for a visit with! her mother, Mrs. Hattie Welch, "and other relatives, Antonio Olivieri was an arrival from Miami yesterday on the Ha- vana Special, joining Mrs. Olivieri, ‘who was’ called to Key West be- ~ of the death of her mother, Lillie May Jackson. Mrs. Peter Ponce, Jr., who was Mrs. F, L. Johnson of Fort Lauderdale, arrived here Tuesday over the Overseas Highway for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Knight of Wash- ington street. Mrs. Johnson was accompanied by her _ brother, Harry, who was spending a while in that eity with his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baeza and daughter, Joyce, are here from Miami to visit with Mr. and Mrs, Jefferson Knight of Washington street. Mrs. I. N. Meltzer and_ son, Curtis, who had been visiting here with Mrs, Melfzer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis at their home, corner of Caroline and Simonton streets, left yesterday for their home in Miami. Mr, and Mrs, Paul Albury, Mr. Aibury’s mother, Mrs. Miriam Al- bury, Mr, and Mrs, William Dexter and daughter, Margaret, who were on a vacation of two weeks visit- ing points of interest in the states and spending four days at the Chi- cago exposition, returned over the highway yesterday afternoon. Frank H. Ladd, tax collector, who was on a short business visit in Miami, returned over the high- way yesterday. ss some time in Key West with relatives and friends, re- turned yesterday afternoon to her home*in Miami. | Harry Shaw, machinist with the’ lighthouse department, left yes-| terday afternoon for Fowey Rocks the A. H. Smith, of Little Rock, : was an arrival on the Havana Special yesterday and will be the guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Irvin. < ee station to make repairs to\ machinery, operating the) Kingham Curry returned to this cify over the F. E. C. Tuesday from a trip to Jacksonville, He was accompanied by his _ son, Gould, who has been in. that city] ¢ spending the summer with rela- , tives. Mrs. Frank Baron, | Miss Sophie Crespo and two. chil- dren, Junior and Sister, who were visiting Mrs. Baron’s parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Alfred Crespo and other relatives, returned on the after- noon train yesterday to the home in Miami. FUNERAL OF RUTH |CHURCHUNITSTO WATLER ON FRIDAY < “ ~ Funeral services for Ruth Wat ler will be held tomorrow after- 5 o'clock, with Rev. Robbins of- ficiating. The funeral will pro- eked from the residence, Olivia street to the church, * Pallbearers are: Ralph Feraldo, Robert. Lewis, Charles Linton Nyberg, socks, Eugene Howanitez. Honorary pallbearers; Una Mae Brady, \ Phyllis Adams, Agnes Thompson, Margaret - Roberts, Geraldine Knowles, Phyllis Thomp- MASS OF REQUIEM AT SAINT PAUL'S A Mass of Requiem for the re- pose of the soul of Emil R. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell, will be offered by Father Arthur B. Dimmick at Saint Paul's church 1408: [ent at the church at 5 o’clock,! Overseas Re Casimero Jay-/| | The teachers and Sunday school ‘children of the Ley Memorial| noon at the Ley Memorial church,! church will attend the funeral of| ,Ruthlyn Walter tomorrow after-! (noon, They are requested to be pres- es formerly}! jida, toll brid: THE AT WORLD’S FAIR Ben Bernie, The “Old Maestro” And Sophie Tucker Broadcast From Pabst Blue Ribbon Casino The above photograph shows the old maestro, Ben Bernie on | his regular Tuesday evening program with his guest Miss Sophie Tucker, the last of the red hot mamas. This photograph was taken while the broadcast was in progress and shows the manner in which Miss Tucker and the old maestro face the microphone. The Pabst Blue Ribbon program in the near future will feature another guest star of Miss Tucker’s calibre and, throughout the coming winter, will continue to present programs of outstanding excellence, star, r eewogeeeeee® | energetic young woman who had i been doing some successful work {around thé capital for the sugar | interests, WHATS WHAT at the , flanked on one side CAPITAL jby the late Senator Walsh of Mon- jtana, started questionitig her i By HERBERT PLUMMER |the same manner he had used so (my Aeseciated Press) | successfully on previous witnesses. WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—From| He didn’t get very far. The all indications one of the most in-| Young woman talked back to him : : .,,and sent him scurrying. Even teresting chapters in the varied! Wain couldn’t, handle her. They and vivid career “of Louisiana’s hot, got her off the stand as Kingfish: Long is about to open quickly as they could. Senatorial up. \dignity wa ret goa re PPerkiape w ho-snors aupyel attack |SEUY was getting «severe and on a United States senator could : sh 3s be thought up than that devised | opencpune sid by those women of Louisiana who; From all indications’ Mrs. Hilda are seeking to make the United Phelps Hammond of New Orleans, States Long-conscious. 'who heads the campaign to get Political observers in Washing-! Long out of the senate, means ton are a bit perplexed as to how] business. At least her utterances the women are going about the} thus far would seem so. task, but they admit that the idea} has _ possibilities. _They’ve een only is sh nd her associates out women battle senators before. }to get the “Kingfish,” but every How one of them lit into the! other senator they believe to be late Senator Caraway of Arkansas’ hanging back from investigating is still remembered on capitol! charges against him. hill. | “When.a sergeant-atearms wrot Returning His Fire erious charges against Senator Caraway was conduct-) U7MAme Mg ing his famous lobby investigation. | He had summoned to the stand anj j LEGALS She has made it plain that not enators, ftly rose to defen ing. Why doesn’t it r investigate {Long charges?” As Long Sees It Long himself f professes not over the matter. the movement sted politicians hiding to He as ing behind seas Road and Monroe Count oth i ml Bridge District,! Florida, vat which | Skirts of women, of th State fj He says that the leaders of the rrtieclartg Movement are the women folk of “|those he has ed in politics ;and those dismissed from | state’, } But veteran observers ,May not be able to 1 matte r zhtly. described as follows, viz Township 64 South, F Township S Rast: say he Range dismiss the uth, Range South, = Mil cently state c 1 Lang o: pwnship 66 ‘on first honors Townsh t: Te in I's debating contest ile, Ark, at South, ship ‘Township 6 nship 65 § Township ‘I || Lee Baker’s Grocery | Friday and Saturday j Sugar 5 Ibs. j Potatoes, 10 Ibs. 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In 10 cts. and 35 ete. | Palm Olive Soap, bar Camay Soap, bar Whole size 2%, cans roads, highways, trestles, and other appurtenant structures, which will } of State Road No. ¢-A ramplete a system of and bridges extending to Key West, via Key T Beets, } Sweet Corn, can Corned Beef, can Roya! Scarlet Coffee, t Pineapple Tidbits, can Ideal Dog Food, 3 cans Tomatoes, can , | Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls “| Bacon, phe. - | Canadian Bacon, th | i | | entil sundown. fied electors who and are only | Ham Salad, 1S this } Colonial Meat Loaf, f% | Picnic Ham %% | ley Poirt Salmon, can ; KEY WEST CITIZEN PLACE AT CAPITAL There was only one marria; license issued from the office of | Ann Judge Hugh Gunn during SELECTION.AS: IE ADMINIS, week ending Septembér 7, hence TRATOR GIVES HIM POSI-,the only for the month, to date. The one issued permitted i TION CONSIDERED VERY | marriage of Leroy Roberts and) OUTSTANDING | By HERBERT PLUMMER | (ity Annoctnted Prene) | WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.— ; President Roosevelt's selection of 'his secretary of the interior for \the highly important post of oil |administrator gives a new argu- jment for those. Washington ob- vers who believe that Harold 1. is the key man in the chief | executive's official family. With this new job, Ickes, from the standpoint of actual power, | stands in a class to himself, He is j|Mot only a virtual dictator of the dustry, but also administers the $3,300,000,000 public works pro- !gram. From The G. O, P. Fold He is a republican of the | pro- gressive type, who back in 1920 strayed off thé regular republican reservation. In that year he was a delegate-at-large from [Hlinois to the republican national conven- tion. He was for Frank O. Lowden until he withdrew and then on the final ballot voted for Hiram John- vast and far-flung petroleum in-; | Virginia Whitaker. | i Lined with fireproof material.) an ash receiver for the pocket or | purse has been produced, that for Roosevelt. In advance of| the democratic convention, he} urged upon George E. Brennan,} the Illinois democratic leader, that} the best man who could be named} for vice president on the demo-| cratic ticket. was Franklin ls | Roosevelt .of New York. | Brennan supported and worked! for Roosevelt in the convention] for that nomination, As To The Future? In the 1928 campaign, Ickes | was inactive, but he voted for i In the presidential) jeampaign of last year, he was, chairman of the western progr sive headquarters and actively for the democratic ticket, jin the western states. ; All of which makes it interest-| ing to speculate on the probable! political future for Ickes. It is! hinted constantly in Washington! that President Roosevelt has plans of his own for the democratic} party. He hopes, it is said, to! bring together the liberal elements} of both parties by next election! {fred Smith. | y she says,’ “the; the! the i Blytheville re-! the I) time. His cabinet appointments and overtures to the progressives would seem to indicate this, Iekes may figure la political picture of 193 PALACE Helen Chandler-Leon Waycoff tine ALIMONY MADNESS Matinee, 5-10c; Night, 10-15¢ son. When Harding was nomi- nated, he was one of the very few who voted “no” on the motion to} make the nomination unanimous, Into The Other Camp Ickes contended at the time that} |the nomination of Harding vio- \lated every principle for which| the progressive republicans had itood ever since 1912. He broke} with his party and came out in| support of the democratic nomi- |nees, Cox and Roosevelt. 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