The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 12, 1934, Page 4

MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1984. Notice To Subseribers , Please be prompt in paying the carrier who delivers your He pays The Citizen a week for the pa- per and sells it to you for 20 cents. His profit for deliver- ing is 5. cents weekly on each subscriber. If he is not paid HE loses. Not The Citizen. neat stab naisasth EMIL SWEETING GETS PROMOTION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - erecees "TAXPAYERS SHOWN! — IN ARREARS HAVE Cecilia Ellsworth, employ- beat in tie office of Tax Collector Frank H. Ladd, left Saturday for [F short vacation in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Perez, daughter and son, left Saturday afternon for Miami where they will visit for a few days. C. MeMahon,/ Mayor Wm. H. Malone left: Sat- cal National Re-/ urday afternon for Lakeland, Fla., employment Office, the National;to attend the Golden Jubilee of! Reemployment Service in the! Southern College. state of Florida has placed a total) of 48,771 men and women in jobs [REEMPLOYMENT | pecan OFFICE FINDS |+-s: Division St. School Plan To | JOBS FOR MANY, Hold Meeting Here Tomorrow J. C. MeMAHON, MANAGER OF| LOCAL BRANCH, WILL BE GLAD TO FURNISH ALL IN- FORMATION NECESSARY CHANCE FOR LOAN, Advertisements under this head|MANY CHOICE FUNDS FROM HOME OWNERS| OU Ot tenes = ee Citteen S*/ SHOWN FOR FISH WEEK the rate of le a word for each in- CORPORATION ARE AVAIL. |sertion, but the minimum for the | IN KEY WEST ABLE TO HELP SAVE, first insertion in eve-y instance is | THEIR HOMES DISHES | here will be a meeting of the; And now that we’re older, it may Division Street Parent-Teacher; seem absurd, Association held tomorrow after-| Our hearts give a flutter at sound noon, beginning at 3 o’clock. In-{ of the word, cluded in the program to be put; on will be the following: So Hear Ye, Take Notice Candle Lighting, by members j Of time and of date. Modern Education, by Mrs-; We know you'll be happy to help} Alice Curry. | celebrate. 2Be. Payment for classified adver- itisements is invariably in advance, | | Due to the fact that this is iii tt le counts but regular advertisers with ledger “Fish Week” in Key West in con- who are so deeply in arrears as!accounte may have their advertise- | nection with the Florida cam- te be in danger of losing their! ments charged. paigny deaburinete®a a hi i benig given <cel-| Advertisers should give their adage STERN E 1 ‘saa ahi sao an exce™-| street address as well as thvir tele | following are suggested for local ent opportunity of saving their! shone number if they desire re. | Rousewives in preparation of According to J. manager of the foods, Mrs. Katie Lawrence and grand- Seven Cardinal Principles of $0 be at the school house tomor- Education, by seven girls. | “Birthday Cake.” Refreshments will also be serv-| ed, and an enjoyable time is prom-| ised all who attend. The following contribution is printed at the request of mem- bers of the organization: Founders Day Birthday Party A Party, A Party. Those words brought such joy, When she was a girl, and he was} a boy; | row night, We promise a program we’re sure will delight. | Of Course, Why, of Course, | There’ ll be plenty to eat— A party without it would be in- complete. Now please do not falter, don’t stay away, But come and pay tribute to our P.-T. pray “Birthday Party? ’ To Be Gian At Legion Hall Thursday Night The local American Legion Post is joining the posts through- out the country in observing the} Legion’s anni’ on Thurs-; day, March 15, i stated by al member of the ae entertain- | ment committee today. This “Birthday Party” will be held in the Legion home at 8 p. m. and all members of the post, | the Ladies’ Auxiliary and the} Drum and Bugle Corps and their families are invited to be present and an invitation is also extend- ed to all visiting members of any P.-T. Congress Will Meet In Hollywood Announcement has been that District 13 of the Congress of Parents and Teachers Thursday. made Florida will meet at 10 a. March 15, at the school, Hollywod, Fla. Speakers will include Judge Walter H. Beckham, judge of the Dade county juvenile court; H. H. Filer, president of the Florida Ed- ueational Association, and Cap- tain R, P. Hobson, who will speak! on Narcotic Education, Reservations for lunch, it is; stated, may be made with Mrs. E.| J. Sellard, of Hollywood, by Tues- day, March 13. Principals and teachers in the district are expect. ed to be in attendance. Reports of county council presi- dents will be given, with clection of officers to be held, besides} other business to be transacted. m. Hollywood Parent-Teacher Assn. To Meet Wednesday The Harris School Parent-} Teacher Association will meet on} Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock} with Mrs. Enrique Henriquez,! president, presiding. | An election of officers for the| ensuing term will be held, many other matters of much im-} portance to the organization will come up for discussion, and it is expected there will be a large number of members in attend | ance. R. Spotswood Has : Several Guests } | John Davidson, —_ universally known golfer and represening Spalding company. an arriv-| al over the East ( st_ yesterday | for golfing and fishing. ' Mr, Davidson accompanied | by his private secretary, Miss Lo- lita Appleton, Mrs, Harry Cun- ningham and L. Baker, of Detroit, | Mich. They will be guests of Ro- bert Spottswood during their stay. | e was JUDGE BROWNE GOES ON TRIP, Jefferson F B. ssenger Browne over} Judge was an outge the East_ Coast noon for Miami w main for several days’ vacation. | After his stay there he will go to West Palm Beach to attend the meeting of the State Bar As- sociation which will be held Mar Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 movers Sleeps ae | of these organizations to be pres- ent. The committee states that’ it has arranged a good program with a bountiful amount “of refresh- ments to be served and an orches- | tra has been secured to furnish music for the occasion. This “Birthday affair” will not conflict in any way with the reg- ular meeting, which is scheduled for tomorrow evening, it was stated. The regular meeting will be held at the regular hour to- morrow. | FLORIDA BRINGS 166 PASSENGERS APPOINTED SUPERINTEND- ENT OF INSURANCE COM- PANY IN KEY WEST Emil Sweeting, who has been with the Peninsula Insurance company in Key West for a num- ber of years, has just been pro- moted to the position of superin- tendent here. Mr. Sweeting was called to Jacksonville several weeks ago to take a course of instruction at headquarters of the conipany and afterwards sucgessfully : ‘pabsed the’ examination. ~ He will, succeed “M’ ; Motris, who, with Mrs.*Mortis and son, M. C., Jr.,. will leave Wednesday over the highway’ for, ‘Tampa, where he ‘has been transferred. Freighter Colorado, of the Clyde-Mallory Steamship Lines, arrived this morning from New} York. After discharging cargo, the vessel sailed for Tampa and Mobile. Yachts of “Oswego,” New | York, and “Shiawassee II,” from | fices in th Miami Beach, are berthed at the | F, E. C. terminal docks. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many while! friends who have been so kind to} fication and ability. me during my recent loss, the ill-! ness and death of my daughter, ; Marie husband, William M. Ashe. Especially do I wish to extend my appreciation to those who gave the use of their cars and the |donors of the beautiful floral of- , ferings. T assure one and al! that their kindness will never be for- gotten, marl2-1tx MARY ASHE, Wif Ashe Washington and my} i ities which these offices are ready since the inception of the Servic in the state. During the months of Janu: and February of this year, a total of 22,738 men and women were! placed in jobs, showing a gratify- ing increase over the total number of placements made per month} during any previous month. While a large number of these replace- ments were made on 1 Wo and Public Works projects, it is still gratifying to note that dur- ing the months of January andj{ February, 5,732 individuals were} placed in regular jobs with private employers. This is indicative of the increased interest being shown; by local industries in the value of} a well operated and _ efficient} state wide employment service. Effective Method Florida has never had a com- prehensive employment service,! prior to the organization of the Nationa] Reemployment Service, and employers are f: finding out that the quick, efficient, and most satisfactory way to hire new em- ployees is to call on the National Reemployment Service. This indicated by the greatly increased number of private placements be- ing made by the Service from week to week, as private employ- ers find that it is much more sa factory to call their local Re- enue nee Office, and have three or four hand picked ap- plicants referred to them. The National Reemployment Service operates under the super- vision of the U. S. Employment Service, a division of the U. S. Department of Labor, and was or- ganized to fill the void existing in many states that had no. fr State operated, Service, to serve the needs of the employer and the man and woman seeking employ- ment. It is intended not only to service as a medium through which labor on Public Works pro- jects may be secured from among the unemployed of the locality in which the Public Works are being prosecuted, but to. assure that properly qualified men may be as. signed to available jobs. How ever, thé primary and even more important function the Na- tional Reemployment Service i: to serve the private .emple making unnecessary the unsatis- factory methods heretofore used by applying to private employment whose main and only interest seems to be the collecting of registration fee from those seeking work. Facilitates Matters The various Reemployment Of- tate have registered | men and women, capable of filling any position, in practically any | type of organization, including all trades and occupations, and even |the professions, Referrals are | made solely on the basis of quali- This is free both to employ | Ployee, and the emplo urged to make use o of rvice and anxious to place at the dis- posal of the public. os MeMahon, the manager o the local office, states that a quiries from private will receive prompt and ef: attention at his office, employers ficient Nor were bargains ever Greater in latest model Ro- per Cas Ranges. They are strictly highest quality ranges, — with the numerous Roper features all and long efficient g2s range, will be replaced, — by all means take advantage of present values before prices a now, — [arrived Saturday afternoon fronr 517 White-;| Miss Rubie Rose Fabal,' homes, are being given an excel- } Home Owners Loan Corporation. j Tampa and are the guests of Mrs:} The federal organization ad- of the value of the property will} Ivan Park, who went to Miami, be advanced, the loans to be paid! with his infant son to be placed) up within 15 years at five per-| under treatment in a hospital, re-j cent interest. turned on the noon train yester-| W. Curry Harris, one of the] day. attorney in Key West, who handle these matters, told The Citizen Roy Edwards, who was on, a) that the low rate of interest and week end vacation with relatives| the long term payment plan en-} in Miami, returned on the Havana} ables a property owner to redeem: Special yesterday. his property and put it back on the tax rolls without any great in- Kenneth Archer was a return-} convenience. ing passenger yesterday over the; A home may be mortgaged and East Coast from Tavernier where; the owner in debt for taxes, both he was spending a few dats with} city and county, and a loan may Mervin Sterling. ‘ft be ‘seeured to liquidate provided 2°"Lthere are no other incumbrances. Cornelia Sawyer, post-|| The entire procedure is very at Long Key, arrived yes-| simple. A letfer to the “Home terday over the East Coast for al Owners’ Loan Corporation in short stay with relatives. acksonville, setting forth the de- —_ of the individual, «brings Bradley Sweeting, euick results. Within a brief time and Mrs. George eting, of} the property is clear and. unin- Newton street, who was in a hos-! cumbered except for the indebted- pital in Miami for an operation for} ness to the corporation. appendicitis, returned on the It is only required that morning train yesterday. payments be kept up and storm and fire insurance payments be maintained until the loan is paid back. LODGE OFFICER ARRIVES TODAY FRED ANTON TO PAY OFFI-} CIAL VISIT TO ORDER OF GOLDEN EAGLE daughter, on of Mr. tax Ray circulation manager left Saturday brief business Bush, local for the Miami Herald,} afternon for a visit in Miami. A. E. Woodburn, proprietor of a general store at Marathon, who was in Key West for a short busi- ness stay, returned to his home; on the afternon train Saturday, Joseph Cates, who was in Key West for a short stay with his family, left Saturday afternoon for Marathon where he is employed by the F. E, C. Railway. Mr. and Mrs. I. Meltzer and son, Curtis, who were in Key West as guests.of Mrs, Meltzer’s par- ents, Mr., and Mrs, Charles Cur- t left Sunday afternoon for Miami. ss George N. Park, business man of Newton street, left. yesterday afternoon for a short stay in Mi- ami. | Fred Anton, supreme master of} records, Knights of The Golden Eagle, arrived on the Havana a | cial today from Philadelphia, ac- companied by Mrs. Anton, Tonight the official, who is rep-; resenting the supreme chief, will! pay his official visit to Florida and! Latina Temples of the order and} tomorrow night will meet with Key of The Gulf and Agramonte} Castles, | Mr. and Mrs. Anton expect to George Pinder, leave for Miami on the Over Sea ami for several weeks visiting his{ Limited Wednesday afternoon. son Joseph, returned over the East Coast yesterday. than 22,000 in India by tigers, ac- In one year persons were killed snakes, leopards and cording to records, more Emil Sweeting, who was on a business visit in Jacksonville, re- | turned over the East Coast yester- day. Beach, left Saturday afternoon for Miami. attorney for |the Florida East Coast Railway lcompany, and Mrs. Clinkseales, who were in Key West Saturday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Harris at the home on North Hugh Clin! Mrs. Vernon Spencer returned on the Havana Special yesterday from Miami where she had been visitmg Mrs. B. O. Roberts and other relatives, FIIPLALLLL ALL 22 Where to Scarcely a day passes—sometimes hardly an hoor in the day— that you do not go visiting by telephone. It is truly the magic carpet that transports you quickly and easily te places you would like to go amd people you would like to see. Who can estimate the value of the telephone in the daily lives of millions of men and women . .. in time and money saved, in increased efhciency, im security and priceless help in time of need! Consact, communication, swift interchange of ideas—these bene- fits the modern world offers you. The telephone is one of the chief instruments by which you can seize them. With it at your elbow you are ready for what may come—for opportunity, for emer- Bency, for the brief word that may open afresh chapter in your life, If you and your family do pot enjoy the advantages of tele- phone service, you will find it easy to obtain information about the service and its low cost. Just get in touch with any telephone employe you know, or call the telephone Business Office. Co. SOUTHERN Telephone and Telegraph /eults. With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. RADIO YuPs. RADIO REPAIRING. We repair all makes. Guaranteed service, J. L, Stowers Music Co. mar-1 FOR RENT > APARTMENT — With Electric Ice Box. Archie Thompson, 1001 Eaton Street. Phone 879-J. feb28-27t FU FOR RENT—Unfurnished house, | two baths, $18:00 per mont 508 William Street. Apply Augusto De“Agitero, sii Si# monton street. FOR “toe wes a at OLD PAPERS FOR SAi SALE. One bundle 5c, containing 25 papers. The Citizen Office. novi 500 SHEETS typewriting paper. | The | Only 50c. Get them at Artman Press. Phone 51. novi BLANK SALES BOOKS—! ‘Suit- able for every business. In duplicate with carbon paper.! The Artman Phone juni4-tf Only 5c each. Press, Citizen Building. 61. WANTED WANTED—You to know that we have the right prices on letter- heads, envelopes, business cards, statements and any form printing. teed. Call 51. Pr ‘ The Artman jan7 LOST LOST—Small grey female Per- sian cat. Ans, to Kitty-winx. Reward, 312 William street. mar12-2tx REPAIRING SEWING MACHINES—We re- pair all makes. service. Singer Machine Agency, J. L. Stowers Music Company. |‘ mar-1 MISCELLANEOUS AN AUTO STROP RAZOR outfit given free with each classified} advertisement. ASK FOR IT. jani1 a7 IPPC O CLL LLL r before you buy This is the only or not you can afford it. Our TRIAL PLAN of finding out for yourself how ace cookery costs, how economical it is. Why not have an el Try the electric rar and see for yourself its We will install a electric range in your ho ever to you. trial period. it is better than anythir A. F. AYALA, Seerrrrrrs mar8-6tx,__ he olgs: airplane. of | Satisfaction guaran-’ Guaranteed’ zt way to decide whether or not you like electric cooking —whether four burner, full automatic, You pay us $2.00 a month during the When you have fully decided that cheap, we will allow all payments that you have made toward the purchase Try the range that turns itself on and off. watching—set it—and forget it. "PHONE 16 for further information regarding this wonderful offer ---THE Has West Electric Co. | meals for the entire week. Breakfast: Grilled smoked red} t cranyeriand ents: cceamelbalih a : | mullet on toast; fish chops with} _ ith 166 passengers, 33 aliens, reciake dias ndiecahenbibcoudi the Steamship Florida, of the P. Luncheon: Sunshine salad (fish} and O. S. S. company, returned i roe), hot rolls with butter; Flor- | Saturday afternoon from-Havana, ida shrimp casserole, tomatoes} The ship sailed 6:30 o'clock: for | stuffed with fish mayonnaise, jell-| Tampa with 47 passengers. ed fish mold; stone crabs, | Dinner: Sea trout steamed in|! | paper, Broccoli in butter, baked potatoes, fish chowder, cucumber | and pineapple salad, Donax broth, planked red snapper steaks stuffed with oyster dressing, Cio- pino with drawn butter, Kontail, cocktail made from conch, Donax broth, made from donax or co- quina, ee 3 | PUNCHES COP’S NOSE - CHICAGO. —Because’'she punched the nose of a, policeman who reprimanded her. husband, Mrs. J. C. Browne of this city was fined $35. FLY TO CHURCH CANTON, .N. Y.—-Deciding to! d-church at Carthage; N. YS id Mrs. DLP, Church of} this <pity made the® trip-in their | NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Annual ion of Directors for | the Grief Relieved Association will be held on Tuesday, March 20th, jat 7:30 p. m., at the Association’: S$} Office. 921 ‘Thomas. street. All financial members are requested to attend. GEORGE BAXTER, President. F, A, JOHNSON, Secretar mar 12-1 KIND OF INNER ! } »-20} i The hydr small fresh-water | polyp, is one of nature’s strange: creature It is capable of not} only swallowing an ainmal 50 times its size, but of functioning | normally when turned inside out. The Colorado National. Forest ‘Service provides shelter huts for j travelers in the Roe! EVEN TEAR WHEN RUN FLAT AFTER | PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS PALACE George Bancroft in BLOOD MONEY Also Comedy 10-15¢; Night, 15-25¢ A for yourself , N Ni Ny : &! ® \ N \ . \ \ N N \ . N \ \ N 5 gives you the opportunity much electric urate, cool, clean and Goodrich made a lot of special tubes. One half of each tube was made of the new Gold and Black construction; the other half of the best old-style compound. ‘Then they put them on cars and purposely ran them flat. The old-style construction was torn to shreds. Ripped ead cut. to pieces in less than « mile. * Yet the Gold and Black half was sound and unhermed by the ternie punishment. tind Here's positive proof new tube is naan, teh tougher. Put these new tubes on your car today. GOLD & BLACK Silvertown Tube MELTZER MOTOR COMPANY Caroline St. Phone 37 ectric kitchen! yge for a period of a yeu advantages. me without any cost what- ng you ever tried, and as price of the range. No Sales Manager BOM OOLG IG WOE TOO WS . exppppee ese icremmeze |