The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1933, Page 2

_ PAGE TWO ~ “Che Rep West Ciuigers Published Dally Except Sunday By any Daily eee Coun ee. West and Moarce es ee Fovemaartebean ieee, 5." ir Scuba ammmaretransnes mtn 1TH YEAR Member _ the Assovinted Press she Asso tg. exclusively entitled to use for republi¢ation. “ofall news dispatches credited to it of not otht ceedicoa in this paper aba also he local Sewalpeepaned here, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVERTISING RATES Mads known on application. SPECIAL pe gee All reading noti thanke, resolu! of respect, ‘cultuary rymeticen, a ten, will be for at the rate of 1 Notices. fot vonteriainmn & revenue is to be dert are 6 cents @ line. e Citizen i- an Cory forum and invites diseas- sion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it will no* publish anonymous com- munications. NATIONAL ae. gt rane: eae 80 Perk Ava, New Sek cay 9 tae Nn Drive, COC Aton Bldg. ae. A “AMPROVEMENTS 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. Consolidation of County and City Governments. : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘WILL always seok the truth and print ft witnout fear and without favor; never be afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; always fight for progtess; never be the or- ga or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or class; always do ite utmost for the public welfare; fever tolerate pe geet faa pases tal 9 55 in, re ization; ile ot le a, vows ad opinions; print ‘only, news thst, will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com- promise with principle. “Hello, Russia, glad to meet you. How ‘much you got? One of Mae West’s wisecracks: “It’s a smart dame who ‘nos’ her men.” ~~ Certainly we believe in managed cur- eTency, but where's the curtency? a The treasury department is acepha- “Jous, In other words it lost its Woodin head. gee ~ It is not anymore he who laughs last hs best, but he laughs best whose laugh It is to ‘be noted, with pleasure that joney is convalescing and will soon be ‘talking again. Morons who rocked the boat last sum- “mer and got away with it are now starting kitehen fires with kerosene. . Bridgeport, Conn., has elected a Social- “fst mayor by the name of McLevy. That should unite the Irish and the Jews if there’s anything in a name. Leaving home for a girl is an accepted test of love, but the acid test of love for a fan's best girl is leaving a baseball game for her in the ninth inning with the score a tie, Remember “Everybody Works But Fa- ther,” but now the son is also taking a band at doing nothing. Why should he when we have the convenient dole. But a change is coming, and soon everybody will be working, including father. Acting Sercetary of the Treasury Mor- “genthau makes the dictum that no employe “of his department may give out any news ‘Wo the newspapers without his official eon- Bent. Suppose the newspapers permitted Article XI to remain in the newspaper code, wouldn't that be “purty” for officials with Sictatorial minds?_ A WELCOMED CEANGE The old saying that 2 man is. worthy of his hire, may, with propriety. be trans- posed to read that the hire should also be worthy of the man, which was generally true in the case of the relief work that has been going on in this country for more than | “- a year. The payment by the government of hundreds of millions of dollars for the so- called work was little more than a dole in disguise. It was, therefore, refreshing news to every man who believes that a man should be worthy of his hire as well as the hire worthy of the man that the relief system should be discontinued and real work | done at a living wage. It is the difference between getting bread and butter for doing things that were not of a lasting nature and being able to obtain some of the other necessities of life for doing things that will benefit communi- ties throughout the land. So far as Key West is concerned, it was enheartening yesterday to see the large ! crowds that were lined up to register under the new order of the . deral government to decrease unemploymc:.i. Hundreds of Key West men demon- strated that they preferred to do real’work for real wages than to do make-believe work for a pittance barely sufficient to keep soul and body together. Indeed, every able-bodied man and woman onthe relief roll'in Key West, num- | bering 1,251, which includes 147 women, heartily favored the change, it was said. Of that number more than 800 tried to be registered yesterday, even though they had been informed that it would require several days to complete the registration. As The Citizen remarked some time THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOCOM CCooresoncesececereeresrasenneere Daily Cross-word Puzzle aAcROSss Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1. Witness * 7. intrigues 13, One who runs away to be married of the 16. Short for a man’s name Ocean Period be- - tween 16. ii. nd night 18. Negative ii agrees sound 23. Gone by 26. Se ane ik F toot In final }. Flowed ot gradually . Military student |. Word of sorrow . Arm of the ocean . Metric iand measure . Remain ton) . Broad shovel Greek letter One who in- terferes or tamper . Luzon rsee Father: artificial ay for fishing . Part of the mouth . Beseech . Biblical begga . Strong boxes . Venerate 49. Free 51. ‘Symbol tor tantalum 82, Either of two parallels of latitude 54. One who ex- acts exorbi- tant, interest §¢. Unruttied 7, Regular or constant i: DOWN . 1. Flat disk used Hy in architece ih Torkion cap 42. Always 43. pea woman 44. Ethical 46. Peer Gynt’s mother 42. Compass point Wooden tural ornament 2. Aromatic liquid medicinal preparation . Exclamation | Goddess of the harvest 5. sume glance propeller aaaaee S6a0a0 ed a ge ae ge cree eee pee Pr pe Fl ae get re 7 <~"E ago, it is regrettable that a similar arrange- ment had not been in force when the relief work was started. Key West would then | be able, as well as other cities throughout the United States, to show things of a con- structive nature for the money that has been paid out by the government, chiefly for weed pulling. It will be an easy matter to find many projects in Key West that will be in line with the new plan to relieve uner rioyment. To that end the committee in Key West will propose improvements to the head of the Civil Works Administration in Florida, and, on his approval, the work will be started by the local committee. One project that, The Citizen thinks, would meet the general approval in Key West, would be the planting of trees on each side of the roadway front here to No Name Key, a beautification program that is being put into effect in Dade and other counties in the state. And the wages surely should be satis- factory, considering the conditions of the times. Forty cents an hour for unskilled labor and $1 an hour for'skilled labor com- prise a scale that is fair and that probably will meet with the approval of laboring men throughout the country. - THE NEW GENERATION 5 \ From the earliest times it appears that the problem of directing young folks. in the proper way has engaged the serious ‘at- tention of reformers. and — uplifters—and busybodies. © © © #-Book onietiquette published in 1850 gravely warns young women of the perils of the waltz and declares that “unmarried ladies should refrain from the waltz alto- gether in public and i> private.” It is as- sumed that married ladics wete supposed to be immune to its demoralizing effects. Every once in a while someone digs up an old newspaper or magazine contain- ing an article which throws light on this tendency to worry about the young people of the past. The boys and girls of the pres- ent generation are likewise causing con- sternation among the self-appointed guard- ians of morality. But, the youngsters of today, inspite of their seeming trivolity, are the tiost promis- | ing crop of future citizens. the. world has ever seen. Whatever their failings, fhey are not hypocrites—and that can not be said of most of their critics. Port Captain Buttari, of Havana, fined the captain of the S. S. Florida $2,000 for allowing two alleged rebels to board the | recently underwent an operation. jis said to be rapidly improving, steamer enroute to Key West. At this rate, | Ge artd 0 ha Satin AE fiee the latter part of next week.| and special disbursing agent if the the captain of the Florida ever com-! mits a serious crime like stealing a loaf of Cuban bread, he will be fined $1,000,000. +P, E. B. iu Tampa Tribune, = an PiU TT | PEELE . Before . Topaz num ming bird . Refreshed by repose . Cheerless Compe) Principat . Series of names . Unclose: poet. Owin: 3 Alternative Sun cod KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY'\* Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen Putnam. It became known today that Miss Portia Johnson, daughter of Mrs; Thurston Johnson of “Flem-' ing and Grinnell streets, and J, D. Segal, who had been connected with the Key West Electric com- pany for more than one year, were married Monday afternoon} at the bride’s home. Johnson, sister of the bride, wa: maid of honor and Burnell John-; son, a brother, was best man.} ‘ noted died. \ inventions. “Today In History Genet Ohio Fe on the spot of New England made arrange-| cold is not relieved by Creomul- ments for a party of 47 pioneers | Sion. to set forward under Gen. Rufus 1833—Jean Baptiste Jourdan, a French _ soldier-marsha}, 1837—Patent granted William | Crompton, then of Taunton, rare for the Crompton loom, one of t! Miss Elaine! most valuable of cotton maAinery 1849—Notorious murder of Dr. i The merchants of your eee keep up with the times. | They welcome the opportunity ‘to serve you. Theit-mérchandise is priced right and of a variety | that can fill your every need. They are friendly | merchants. ar they sell. Confidence is the open road be- ; tween buyer and seller. Your merchants aim to keep your business by deserving it. | Shop with them. They will prove it. every test. They maintain quality at rea- sonable prices. Their goods al- ways satisfy. When you buy from your home merchants, you have the satisfac- tion of knowing that you are buy- ing satisfaction. IT IS ALWAYS PROFITABLE TO BUY FROM CHANTS — BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE WILLINGNESS AND ABILITY TO SERVE YOU | (Today 's Horoscope eoccece The first degree of today’s new Pty sien bestows a peculiar nature. | The mind is intuitive, gifted with | keen insight, yet liable to occupy itself in pursuits that are unprof- all cation. It is fortunate that there is a spirit of content and natural der the life more happy stress of any f any disappointments. Don’t let them get a_ strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creo- mulsion combines the 7 best helps. known to modern science. Power- ful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money if your cough or (adv.) A new law gives women of the Philippines the ballot, but only those who can read and write and own property worth $250 or more may vote. » evs CLASSIFIED COLUMN Secccccccvescoseaacecocce Advertisements ander thix head Only the immediate members of George Parkman by Prof. Webster, | will be inserted in The Citizen at the in Boston. last! the family were present at ceremony. Mr. Segal left the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the mininum for the night for Baton Rouge, La., where) TERMS WIFE “HOLY HORROR” {first insertion in eve'y instance is he was transferred by the Stone! and Webster Corporation. Mrs.; CHICAGO.—Arrested for deser- 26e. Payment for classified adver- Segal will leave shortly to join,tion, John Carreton of this eity|tisements is invariably in advance, him. Arthur Sawyer Post 28, Amer-} ican Legion, will elect officers at! their meeting to be held tonight.} dinner sets. |was a “holy horror.” Save your coupons for valuable st Oct. 25-tf. |said he left home because his wife|ut regular advertisers with ledger accounte may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give *|phone number if they desire re- The post has about 200 members; and it is expected that the larger! Washington. portion of them will be present at! 2-eent value out of the meeting tonight. John G,.Albury, second officer of the Lighthouse Tender Ivy, re-} turned today from, Mobil Alas(! Mray ALB ind tensive ¢outse in the Tellier Nautijeal and received his license as’ second | Jerguson._ is mate, unlimited, coastwise, Atlan. | there. tie and Gulf. H —— Association of General Passenger | Agents, thanks the people of Key West, throagh The Citizen, for the many courtesies shown dur- ing their short stay in the city to- day. More than 300 arrived this morning and in automobiles were, driven around the eity and to the will arrive here ‘ gregational Rumors are going the ul So why not get full Its. With each classified advertise- postage. Make| ment The Citizen will give free an jevery letter leaving Key West] autostro ‘carry some advertising jooncerning, this community. p Razor Outfit. Ask for literature | jt, FOR RENT son and eight where he just completed: hn e+‘ children, of. North Beach, will| NICELY FURNISHED HOME, navigation at ‘leave for Miami early ‘next month Academy,'to make their future home. already Dr. Charles L. Fiske, of Cleve- W. H. Cundey, president of the land, Ohio, secretary of the Con- {gregational Educational gious education in the First Con-| church Sunday. the morning at 11 o'clock and 7 o’clock in the evening. Society, tomorrow will deliver two addresses of reli-| rounds General Electric ice box and Apply 618 oct25-tf other conveniences. Caroline street. Mr. established RADIO REPAIRING RADIO REPAIRING. We repair all makes. Guaranteed service, J. L. Stowers Musie Co. FOR SALE ‘OLD PAPERS FOR § and ! le LE. One papers. The Citizen Office. ‘They always sell the best by| HOME MER-| itable, or perhaps lacking in appli-! simplicity, for it will help to ren-| under | Seattle ies novl | bundie 5c, containing 25 old) novi | \ Highest They deserve your confidence— Moon sets | confidence in them and the goods’ | | Don’t Trifle With Coughs ; ¥'tteville reet address as well as their tele | ‘Normal Precipitation THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1933. TODAY’S jperature® ..80 8 74 73} Lowest .. Mean ...... Normal mean Ki Yesterday's Predipitation .06 Ins.! period! loge IS Sun rises Sun sets . Moon rises ..... . m. . m. - Mm. - ml First quarter, 24th . m. ‘Tomorrow's Ti A. M. High - 2:49 4:02 Low .< 9:44 9:44 Harometer at 8 2, m. today: Sea level, 30.03. re M. Lowest Last ‘Night Yes! Abilene 42 Atlanta Boston . Buffalo Chicago Detroit Duluth Eastport . El Paso Hatteras Helena Huron Jacksonville KEY WEST . Little Rock Los Angeles ee Miami .... Minneapolis .... Nashville New York < Oklahoma City . Phoenix a Pittsburgh St. Louis Salt Lake City .. 3 Slt. Ste. Marie | Washington Williston 58 WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Fair tonight; not mueh change in tem- perature; gentle to moderate winds, mostly west and northwest. Florida: Fair tonight and Fri- day; slightly colder in northeast and central portions tonight. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Moderate winds, mostly west and northwest, and fair weather to- night and Friday. East Gulf: Gentle variable winds over south portion and moderate northwest backing to west or southwest over north por- tion, WEATHER CONDITIONS Pressure is relatively low this morning throughout most of the Atlantic States, Ohio Valley and Tennessee, with a slight disturb- TH Instant! Lighting Coleman |ron yance over WEATHER North Carolina and , Virginia, and rains have occurred from the lower Ohio Valley east- ‘ward into western Virginia, in | portions of South Carolina, and {in northern and central Florida. .0 Ins. \There has also been light rain or ;Snow in the Lake region, and in ortions of the North Atlantic States. Pressure continues high ‘over far western districts, and is jalso. moderately high over Texas land northeastward over the Lake region. Temperatures have fallen tin most sections from the Plains States eastward, with readings 18 to 22 degrees lower in New Eng* land, but are generally near of {above normal, except in portions lof the Lake region, and mild weather, for the season, prevails jin many western districts. G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. Poison Oak or 1 is relieved quickly with Imperial Eczema emedy. Druggists are authorized to refund money if it fails,—Advt. Subscribe for The Citizen. 1933 Models Ice Refrigerators Made Of All Metal Equipped With WATER COOLERS They're Economical Refrigeration Satisfaction Priced At 00 and $35.00 Easy Terms ee $5.00 FREE ICE If Sold for Cash 10 Days Free Trial USE OUR PUREICE for -HEALTH AND. “SATISFACTION. Saves Food Saves{Money Thompson Ice many points of the recently course. vana. The palatia} yacht Ara, with W. K. Vanderbilt, board, arrived Miami. | these waters fo ing and then p Dr. Joseph Y. ceived the appointment as district} men angled last year, They later sailed for Ha- The party will remain in interest, including! completed golf ;that even Judge Hugh Gunn, who has been considered unbeatable in local polities for many years, will have an opponent in the Jane! primary. The name of the man| who is expected to be his opponenti was not verified bat it is known! he lives in the up-town section. | } The bridge connecting Stock; land with Key West 1.tand,| from which many amateur fisher- | has been} Jr., and party on yesterday from ra few days fish-| receed to Havana.) Porter today re-; health officer of the state beard} practically deserted for a number| lof health for Monroe county. is now state registrar statistics, Wallace Pind Editorial comment: not buy a tick you wanted te He, of months until yesterday. One vital] angler tried his skill and Imek and returned to the city with a string Bs fine yellow grunts and grey ler, city clerk, who} snapper. of | Lionel H. Plummer has feeeived; his appointment as chief. clerk! of | the Seventh Lighthouse Bistriet. | You wenld! viee H. J. MeInnix, resigned. The/ et for Chicago if promotion carries an increase of; ge enly as far as'$600@ annually in salary. 4 STOCK OR BOND HOLDERS | WE CAN ASSIST YOU in con-} verting your non-paying securi-| ties into income producing in-} vestments. For further infor-! mation write listing your hold- ings to Box F. W. 1. C. co Key! West Citizen, Key West, Flori-' da. nov19-7t} WANTED—You to know that i have the right prices on letter-! heads, envelopes, business cards. | statements and any form of | printing. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Call 51. The Artman, Presa. jan7 | Key West's First Funeral Home || Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps Co., Ine. 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