The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1934, Page 2

__ LIGHTS AND. SHADOWS Modern life presents a -sttange pie-| ture of light and shade. One ‘of the m A ieek gi contrasts is’ that between the |. the disputes, often bitter and. violent, of ‘unhappily married couples. About 200,- 000. divorces a year are being. granted in the United States. What a story of dis- | cord these figurestell! There is nothing more beautiful than. : .} the confiding faith with which young peo- . | the’sun will always. shine, ple enter the mystic unknown of marriage. They look forward to bright ‘days when. and romance: will forever color the scene with its rain- bow hues. 4nd then 200,000 homes go to smash | Yenendevs Precipitation 9 | treme “* East Gulf: 2| winds over north and central ‘por- | 0. Ins. . | Normal Precipitation. ...... .05-Ins,. | ST hin reepr@ covers cf dated ending ate ee Ga oi aa. = gees néacabte nett SATE ME RIA! = eee Marameter at 8 a, m: today: | Sea level, 29.96, }} each year, and honeymoon happiness turns | to dust and ashes. The worst is that so. much erime and , Poverty are due to broken homes, Jf you | could interview the jail and prison in- mates of Florida, many of them would say. ‘they began to go wrong the day their b} parents began. to quarrel, 7 countered: sharsh: words- and: selfish’: asser~}' é “Their little heads peered up over! the ding: affection. and. wise. counsel there,, they. en- 1} tions. | There is no chance to'train'up good’ children when, the verbal razors are. flying ‘through the air. Before the young folks say the fateful vows of matrimony, let them ask searching questions. Is that’ fascinating person: io. | Merely the romantic creature of dreams, or & real, man or woman, who will show up ‘solid stuff after the storms of life’ have washed off the surface gilding? POLITICAL CANCER (Havana Post) The transition in many of Cuba’s:for- mer patriots-into selfish, greedy. politicians, in the cheaper sense of the word, must bring shame and consternation to. those in | high places who. have retained the sincere ‘love of the country which motivated them ‘| to challenge the tyranny and ruthlessness ‘plof the Machado government, to. cause. ulti- || mately its overthrow. ed ilctacs satlst-gilics athe tothe axe, thereby probably lost his chance to break the all-time record. of 2,785 major league games played, now held by Honus. Wag- ner. Doctors doubt that he will ever play again. Maranville is one of the nine major leaguers over 40 years old, the others being "> Ruth, Vance, Grimes, Luque, Rice, Jones, Gonaales and Haines, When a general. store at Dayleatown, Wis., was Gyan coh prints ina “ twaeted> the discovered, but tooth- slice of cheese at- attention. John Me- Mann was a ed on suspicion and it was. found that his perfectly matched the imprint on the cheese. Then he confeaséd; - Bqually unusual..waa bis farewell note dhich read: “Te grandma—tl apologize. | ‘To my sisters—I.am sorry, To the rest of “* recently; no fingerprints | _ There are genuine patriots and even heroes in the present government, and even. the Grau administration. had several honestly public spirited men . within — its ranks, There is, however, a fen. of ir- responsible greed, as lamentable as it. is despicable, that bids fair to ruin the good work already begun, and force Cuba to more hopeless depths than. ever before. The sincerity of the president, and’ many | of his councillors is undoubted, It is mani- festly impossible, however, for this or any other government to act efficiently within the.maze. of wathinking, anti-patriotie “petty: political intrigue trahspiring on all ‘sides. : - The ag ace = a criticized, 9 art ‘In oak it® failed, dismally to control certain situations ich must be controlled and overcome eet the! natfdii chit be guided baek ‘to fF, malcy, The. blame for this poor. showing, rests | ont thie Shoulders of those. who “faye ‘de- liberately prostituted their services to the vansé of the revolution by seeking their payment, cost what it may to the Cuban people, in. political sinecures,where, only too. often, graft is easy and abundant. The government itself incurs in this respon- sibility for its negligence in failing to deal | with the situation with more firmness. and determination. If Cuba is to henefit from the years of agonizing revolution it has suffered, the government must put an immediate cheek te the contemptible procedure which makes a racket out of revolution, or content itself. with stifling its ideals and permit the ghastly comedy to continue until the ship . of state, finally rotted to the core, is no longer able te survive. they will huy our products; then we how! because they imitate the products and un- dersell us.—San. Francisco Chroniele. Rumors of news suppression serve to| Stimulate reportorial alertness. . As in. the case of hegs and cotton, the way to render news more valuable is to make it searcer.— Washington Star. histead of finding family | And the worst of it is} not the bitter disappointment of eherished |: Sun rises | First quarter, Abilene, . {Atlanta . thin terniog. Tomorrow's: Almanac 5:59. a, 'm. 252 p. m. 12:20 p. m. 1:28 a. m. 4:20 p. m. Tomorrow's ‘Tides ALM. 4:03 <= F358 PM 2:61 10:31 Lowest Highest Last oo Yesterday 12 Boston Buffalo 4 Charleston : Chicago Denver Detroit INodge City \ pututh: .. j He lena... | Huron [Jacksonville | SEY WEsT .. { Louisville Miami Mi inneapolis New Orleans jNew York | Oklahoma City j Pittsburgh St. Louis ... Salt Lake City . 5 Sit. Ste. Marie . sattle ... Tampa .. Williston... evecese: Parsneseoes Today’s Birthdays econe ~ KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY'* ‘Angus W. Mckean of North Carolina, one-time governor, born Sopecibnbin. Herd, inet 1@ Years! in Robeson Co., Ni C., 64 years/ Ago. Today As Taken From age, The Files Of The Citizen pene Judge Jobn ¥, Hylan of New The most gratifying piece of} yor, City, potig ay mayor, born fhews to owners of property on at Hunter, N. ¥., 66 years. ago. Key Largo. is. that. announcement ony made by- William M. Butler, man-} + ager of President. Coolidge's campaign that he will start mak- ing arrangements. for. extensive improyements on his. land. He recently. purehased 475. acres. of land on. the island and intends to dredge out. yacht, basins: in Card Sound and otherwise beautify and improve the whole tract of land, in such a manner-as to make it the goal of yachtsmen from all. parts of the country during the seasons. Dr. Arthur W. Gilbert, Massi- chuetts’ Commissioner of Agricul- ture, bern at West Brookfield, Maan 52 years ago. Harold Llieyd; noted comedian of the:-screen, born at Burchard, gl 40 years pte “Willtam H. Davies, English eatin horn 63 years basi i * Paul Poiret, famed in- {fashion maker; botn 55. years. wee Adolf. ‘Hitler, Germany’s Chan- |eellor, 45 today.. *oaage Bice There. has been a erease in the shipments of see! apples during the last few days, Most of. them are consigned -to ‘West Indian Fruit Company in Chicago. Cars leaving Key. West average about 20 daily and this Se ga eee a: * it is said. When. the season. is. in} - The general character of are swing fram, 60 to.100.cars are: iday is independent and domin t out each day, giving employ- jing; Since there isa ene aay ee {aig deep jnto, mysterious. th for perhaps. to use various booster for or uncommon channels bead. jour onda ends; s*proper appreciatio +s thom beanie er ngage from asso~ ‘Teeent- | ciates and there is danger of. con- ly visited the Cuban a py “The | t es Plotida . ial joer neglect from them, the slogan printed: on literature j Subseribe to The Citizen. gotten out by the club and during! pL ES TREN ee PADRES, Mr. Symonette’s stay in Havana! ang eight-pound Spanish macker- he distributed thousands of hese eh which, he says, are all larger; slogans. bg {than.the prize fish of that variety Haken by the: Anglers’ Clob during Local fishermen are now ex.|the past season. periencing something in trolling which has not happened for many | an excellent. box! bexing card years at this season of the year.’ been aranged for Wednesday Great schools of kingfish ave daily | ning, April 23. at the Key seen and are being caught in arent) Athletic club. The main numbers. Heretofore the season be between Battling Mike 22 slight ae ec. oe aioe idan Fy? geatir i for these fish ends in March and. ic, of Miami, it is only on rare occasion that: they are seen any later. Stray! fish are sometimes caught in Aprit_ and May but to.see them running: in sehools.as late as thie is un- heard of, it is a Bditorial couipent: “Only jties of the first. and second i af 5B Fhe cdende ue it i Hi pf OGD Bote LaF Se NO IE OE BE Bd RE: oh RS 53 PS i MI H ats Ld Henry Greylock Mass... Miami. Miami Angiers’ outing: & Sherman, J. Vining Thomas Deverk, Mr. wes gratified over his success fisherman as he caught 9.5 amberjack, 28-pound Wytheville cloudy tonight probably showers tonight; gen variable winds, Florida: (<2. Ecdlcrhndhnatbaste 42 WEATHER “FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly; and. Saturday, Partly cloudy, cooler. north and. central portions and slivers showers in extreme south portion tonight; Saturday fair. ., Jacksonville to, Florida, Straits! Moderate northwest winds over! gentle variable winds over. exw treme south portion and weather partly overeast tonight and Satur- So eaniy cewes over ex:'beth Barton: of south portion tonight. [a8 the “Muid of Kent,” . Moderate northerly ;PROPbenses: sneved: King, 1775—American patriots held: first couneil of war at: Cambridge, Mass, moved southeastward to the Atlan. of 89 days, 8 hours. tie coast, Hatteras, N. C., 2968 Bere tha ‘ts inches, ‘attended by- rain and pom Athenry to States.from ‘Maine sou’ : northeastern Florida, ane WORN FOR 48) YEARS & rain or snow in the lower raed? Showers and thunder- NEBRASKA cI? CITY, . 4 ye storms. also occurred. during the|Judze M.. W. Neihart ‘of this city last 24 hours from the middle}? s worn the same green shamrock Gulf coast northward over Ten-}on Sts Patrick’s Day for 48 years. jaa: noes pelindbncagrae: of: high | fw, from. the Danette eastward presspre. now eavers most sections a8 a from the northern Rockies “and ict 2 Service Se Sey aamceaee Valley, and freezing or slightly he- | CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION: OF : THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK s OF KEY WEST s+ the late of ino March & 1994 $ 246,921.88 833.54 $2,995.25 States .. Municipal, Public U Bonde iid ana et 84,561,20 _ ene Loans, Stock Ex- change Collateral .... 90,442.00 wuts 6,000.00 United Sta Securities ........ 789/620,55 - Gakeal den from Banks 303,587.08 1,438,497.51 Bri toakec eS | : $1,718,238,13 tle! i MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE noes oat ME oF IB STNTe aEANCE ConFORAT ogre S, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITARY Leer e ren OTEAEAEE TEL ILILER RS WITH SUMMER COMING AND WARM: WEATHER PREVAILING, FLIES AND ARE BOUND TO APPEAR. WHY TOL-. MOSQUITOES. 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