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

on June 28, 1914, the stage was gan by Austria’s 2 ; Germany against France, Belgium and England, August 4. Thus by f if F FF of Europe (designated as the Allies). With the entry of the United States and most of the countries of the western hemisphere into the war on the side of the Allies in 1917, no Jess than 23 nations were { arrayed against the four Central Powers. The total number of men mobilized was neafly 65 million, of which ap- proximately two thirds were on the side of the Allies. The Allied losses were 5,152,- )|.115- killed or died, 12,831,004 wounded, and 4,121,090 prisoners or missing. The | Miss Venable’s advice. ‘stiack wrong or to applaud right; . for progrens; never be the or gen or the mouthpiece of amy person, clique, a knives, until the mixture looks like War expenditures reached the incom- | coarse meal. Never, never yield to prehensible total of 186 billion dollars, and ¥ h¢ temptation to knead the dough, juice running cut. A sweet fruit pie for energy ie and as thin as cardboard, fold over ‘In the middie and slip onto the pte pan. ; | PH top erast is tobe used, proceed in the same manner, only you must Central Powers lost 3,386,200 killed or ‘cat a few gash: rh HALL steps cosh the truth and print BY) ns 36.448 wounded, and. 3,629,829 iwhea 4¢ ld selded over. Thea te withvst fear and without favor; never be and. blend | Jet out the steam. If the filling is prison i > ‘ ey isoners or missing. 3 pastry blender, or with two | very jui¢y, pat some ice water on : ‘the Brim of the under crust; this will seal the pie and prevent the | for you will have a tough pie crust | Amd here is Miss Venable's idea: ‘fection or clnws; always do ite utmost for te || of this vast sum the Allies also spent about ov 28 vertain. as fate if you do. Smad an apple pie qhould be lave water handy and begin to add still reflected in the unha economic } tie water is all in, und you may | are slightly soft. oye ape “ ‘really only require the six spoon-| 4 «ge spples sliced thin condition of the world. Still, in spite of | tuis of water, then gather the paste | 24,0» erunulated sugar this ghastly spectacle, we find the same |v» im foured tends and prees to-| } ttitapn better” ' which might easily be more terrible than | with the floured rolling pin. Heve @0 ungreased pan ready. Wien the pastry is evenly rolled | 39 minutes longer. two thirds. it with caution—again take warning | Select tart apples. In case they je | 46 Bot use ohe more spoonful | area little too hard, cook in just « Ail this waste of lives and treasure is |. wag tee recipe calis for. When |enotgh water to steam until they 1 tablespoon butter 2 ss . : Line one inch pie dish with national and racial hatreds which existed — your board stightty oor. | pastry relied to %-inch thickness; f * ered with e film of four begin | méisten edges with cold water; fill | 20 years ago working toward another war | {oro your crust. First press flat | with apples; sprinkle with sugar 7 Roll a=. citnamon' and dot with the | from center with @ light, springy itter. Cover with top ‘crust. the last. touch, using only as much dough | Brush with milk or beaten egg. 15 minutes, then decrease héat to moderate (350 degrees) and bake PLANS FOR THE PARK (Tampa Tribune) TODAY’S WEATHER With the establishment of the Ever- glades National Park authorized by Con- The state, may obtain this land by gift, ex- jtormat NG: ae -.-. 84 spread eastward to Ilinois. change or purchase. The work is to be ¥ day Legislature has authorized the Governor to | “Pits recor@ covers 24-hour perioa | °* appoint. The Legislature has also donated Tomerrow’s Almanac ‘ (per Mississippi val The Fort Myers News-Press points out | Moon se that the Tropic Everglades National Park Association, headed by Chairman Ernest Tomorrow's Tides A. M. Ps 58 6 ee _ Some girls are so sweet to their boy forthcoming negotiations, : Additional Florida legislation, the | liston, 29 inches). yesterday were: Huron, 106 s; Dodge City. 104 degrees;! 4 What a commentary on our “ea ra wil require for tie first | Bake im hot oven (450 degrees Fy \ 1 ; ' ——» j afternoon when they returned to : : cs Temperature* | WEATHER CONDITIONS i Effective April 27, 1933 gress, the immediate future procedure is bys ect 89; : EMtoriel copesinie:' Ceaeibend | Leave Key West for Havana Tuesdays anc Fridays 18:08 the acquirement by the state of the 2500 Ms pees eee at Z aa The heat wave has intensified iy. many romantic young women | Leave Havana for Key West Wednesday. and Saturdage square miles of land included in the park. |Mean —..... “oveaeee-85)in the Missouri Valley and has! are preparing to get back to na-/? 9:45 A. M. High Rainfaii* rine eigag ab oceurred = SO Bes thing some of them will have} ‘das * "s Precipitation .0 Ins, "day in many sections an) S| to do is wach off the paint. H done by a State Commission, which the |Normal Precipitation _. .09 Ins, morning thermal conditions are in ss of the season in all sections ending at 8 o'clock this morning. specially in the Missouri and up- Lake re- sri gees | Gn hnhnlanenchehanchen uheherendhnteadedeuih ( Lhihacdiadhdladluthad to the park 325,000 acres of state owned |sun rises _. 5:49 a. m,ifion and central Plai land. Sun sets . 7:17 p.m.'7 @ m. today the therthometer Moon rises _ 2:39 p, m,|Stood at 86 in St. Louis, 82 in cna 12:87 , m,| Huron, S. Dak., ad 80 in Chicago. {Maximum temperatures reported de- friends, it makes them sick. F. Coe, has a line on most of the land|i yy 3A 10:09/St- Louis and Abilene, 102 de-j oe which will be deeded to the government as a. m., today: [8rees; Little Rock, 98 degrees; Why do they speak of the debutante | # ift- Trades will be arranged for other | Sea level, 30.06. waiorinet presen deereess| at f young “figure” in society? large tracts, the state offering lands else-| = wearin FORECAST | Pressure is highest this morning] WW H A : I where in exchange. As relatively few hic south Atlantic and ea bd MdAime doctors bled their patients owners have to be dealt with it is expected Till 8 p. m., Saturday i in low 16 tha. 3 * ‘ ‘ eg A Key West and Vicinity: Fair) Lz (Boston, 29.82 ; some modern onex bleed them | *#4t there will be little difficulty in the y i teen aha aves te eetbeel Roeky Mountains (Huron and Wil- ‘Years; 1877—Railway strikes on- sev roads. = noni souuty <= So Sew) Frank P. W. between. dhe! sevorney and _ Regutars. Yee sir, they Wem ip to ee tom iw i. Lan foe twin, but as both could not it had \to be one or the other, but it wat Years A&° Dr. Ernest ©. Moore, the Univ. of Calif at Les gelex, horn at Youngstown, Mr. and Mrs, Leonatd A. Byrd 63 years ago. announce the birth ef a son July: 15 in their home at 1434 Virzinia) poe Herbert’ E. Bolton of & jstreet. The young man weighed) i.rnia noted Aumerienn imine pounds. Mother and son are)... Wilton, Wis, 64 youre ‘reported getting along nicely. }. Benjawhin C. Roberts, son of Ernest Hutcheson of New i all!Mr. and Mrs, Carlyle Roberts, of fumed pianist, bern i |counterfeit money found: in cir-1503 Margaret street, wilt give a 68 years are. } jculation turned over to him in. his | birthday party temorrow afternoon nena % \ official capacity. There are many! ji ' 1 x wee . ¥ |to a number of friends. The party! Bishop Charles L. Mead of officials and. individuals: who do! yi] begin at 5 o'clock and is in eae City, Mo., of the M. E jnot know that he is: the proper celebration of Benjamin's eleventh yg g¢ Vienna, N. J, 68 person to be given custody of | birthday anniversary. te jing derelicts and other property! Mr. and Mts. Melvin Lewis an- |found. floating at sea the marshal’ pounce the approaching marriage’ Prof. Westel W. Witheegity jstates he would have it specifieal-|of their daughter, Fay Angelia, to, Johns Hopkins, noted |ly understood that all such: prop-!Thomias Franklin Russell, The scientist, born at Alexandre, jerty, even if a single plank, mustj wedding will be solemnized on 67 years awe. fey turned over to him. j Tuesdny evenitiz, July 22. The ‘ceremony will be rformed by |. A Gass of 20: candidates from)Rev. E.L. Ley ‘of Memorial ,. br 7mm ©. Witewmha, |Key West and one from Coconut jeharch and’ a reception will be for Government Researek Grove was initiated last night into!teld afterward at the home of Mr.’ i. ion BD. C., born @T yeare the great order of the 40 and 8./and Mrs. Melvin Lewis at 1115 eT ee oo | which is a branch of the Aumetienn: yy ton street. ‘Legion. The degree work was per- | oe The first halftone cut i formed’ by legtonnaires from Mit; ft has been suggested by ‘he @ Newspaper appeared im te |ami, Fort Pierce and Patrn Beach. chamber of commerce that the city York Graphic on Merch 4 {There were 57 visiting legionnaires’ place street signs at all corners 7 ~—~—po ee lin the city, 38 from Miami, 14; whieh are now without them or eee jfrom Fort Pierce and five fromiwherever they have become so FUNERAL HO | West Palm Beach. The introdue-! faded as to be illegible. The cham- Established 49 Years |tibn into the mysteries: of Quar-/ ber offers the suggestion because Key West's Oldest {ante Hommes et Huit Cheveaux; many of the strangers visiting in} 2¢-Hour Ambuinere Serie lwas performed at the seamen’s: \barracks in the naval station, Be- ‘fore the ceremonies legionnaires, {both local and Visiting, marched ' up Duval street to Olivia and he: (——————————— jreturned to the station. At the. STEAMSHIP Co. bcoucianion of the ceremonies a (Wanquet was given in honor of the | UNITED STATES FAST (visitors. They remained until this MAIL ROUTES FOR PORT TAMPA—HAVANA—WEST INDIES ey West have complained about Licensed Emtbetmer heir inability to find their way. (4 Pheue 138 Nigh: e968 We itched: acetate _-— their respective cities. Leave Key West for Port Tampa Wetnesdaye and Seter Gays 6:36 P.M. Tickets, Reservations and Information st Ticket Office oe Ge Dock, "Phone 75 3. KH. COST. .R. Agent. ure this summer. However, the! That was surely one close game i Sain lhe Gta a alight aia N ‘| BETTER NOW THAN SEPTEMBER Storm Shutters — Of Course IN > . ae cm E 4 #0 on @ vaeation for a change } News-Press says, will be required at | [stort nar ocN Of seenery; others of us move to the old | ext session to smooth the way for the jfromn the Dakotas southeastward | . to another window. property transaction and it is probable jto Virginia and thence southward | ae a iy eiettbetteenecnee that an appropriation will be needed. Te sdasapehali ge fa bios SSN N | The Weuble with this enormous pa- | That should be provided without quibbling. ieee |. ' tal debt ix that Uncle Sam may be | After the session next year it will be two i i LUMBER SPECIALTIES FOR STORM SHUTTERS N) ; enough to pay it. years before there can be further legisla- | Tem |% ® . hae tion on the matter and in that time the] be \& x4 Cypress Ceiling, of light 1x4 No. 2 Comm i< : 2 eeieslabe youb choo! days is the ad-| deal should he closed, om ot oo gentle to | oday’s Horoscopeiy and durable quality. - Fleoring ‘% * alder men. Some students ap- The act which recently passed Con- sa ford eee has : | apaperupeossocaccescaces 4x4 Pine Ceiling, harder and 1x4 No. 3 Comr Pine the “collegiate swing” so much} gress merely gives the government au- nace es toni his in @ da AY Nea yien Urettcypee=e. nee never want to leave. thority to accept the land for park pur-| jacksonville to Florida Straite:!/2",) oa he cake Ni 1x12 Square Ecge Yellow Pine ) ———— ° poses, When that is done it will be up to |Gentit to moderate westerly winds'not attain to eminence by reason h) you an see the other fellow’s | the federal national park service to recom- |e*eept gentle easterly over ex-!of a lack of self-assertion, there X ee .) the aegement, then you are human | mend its development. Very little, if any, ec ae -<fine and generally és much quiet force and great rly i & enough, Nealthy-minded enough and un-} planning will be done by the government | ast Gulf: Gentle "AT ag ele ae a a \ seltich enough to start makin a multitude | until the title passes to Uncle Sam. For |over north portion and gentle fol peed ane ae honor, much of friends, j that reason it is important that the trans- Nae nig tad winds Over respect, te noe = one AND FOR MOSQUITOES N : ooge -tion be completed as soon as possible. pamnee Om Wee were meen: H d 7 Aw idea of the new deal is to saieoy' e The News-Press thinks that Governor | Te ee ee soe N) bien in ea eee to the un- { Sholtz, always an ardent backer of pro- | N REMEMBER .) 3 con ion the moth | gressive measures, can he depended on to | D) Bite atte overlooked in giving praise for | give the matter energetic support. Me ir miiesin' illus guia N THIS IS HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR SCREEN REQUIREMENTS N : Putting the little holes in cloth to give work { thoroughly familiar with the proposition, INSURED UNDER es i : ) : to countless folks. /| having lent a helpful hand: on several oe- U $. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE PLAN * IN Biscnaiscuaatlek: Screen Windows \ q - ae ik ti eoemond easions when necessary. He knows it is ‘vst iN Galvanized Screen Cloth. Sereen Doors. « Embarrassment makes you do queer} one of the greatest things Florida has to ‘ ih Insecticides. \ : things. A Key West youth was staring | look forward to and: there need be no fear THE FIRST NATION AL B ANK i ) . at @ young Indy, when she sud- j,that it will not have ail the encouragement ie! a her eyes and encountered his { his administration can give.” OF KEY WEST ; it! ° ~ ° . . ie entery parengden " . SE apa \; South Florida Contracting & Engineering Co. |S _ obviously embarrassed, and pretended to | Having protested against Berlin’s sun- Member of the Federal Deposit : Ni Phone 598 White and . be interested in rubbing first his forehead,| pension of interest payments on repara- Insurance Corporation 7 iW Z ad Eliza Streets ) then tis cheeks and after this screwed up| tions bonds, London “compromises”—and U. 5. GaderiisitctiyBepositary e IN “Your home is worthy of the best” ) : oa 4 , finally relaxing his muscles| Germany gets more moratorium and less tet bu Ni .) c around—pretended af Seen | Ee erin, ly at ease. | payment.—San Antonio Express, =| WHOIS TLITSIOIIII DSA e wae = ‘