The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 15, 1934, Page 4

t , if. hil E : £F : | i i % i : é = dle fF? et rE F attended by several = goed novelty acts were} by the comedian entertain- loudly applauded byl Mrs. Oscar Sandquist and daughter, Barbara, were arrivals) over the East Coast today from! Coral Gables for a visit with rela- tives here. Mrs, F, J. Zenaitiz of Miami ar- rived this morning for a vacation of several days in this city. the Sunday School building. The party is being sponsored by Aid Society which has good program for the The general public has been in- attend and those in that a good time will Mrs, J. B. Johnson who has been visiting in Miami with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E, Phillips, returned over the East Coast this morning. Miss Florence Sawyer and Miss ing several days in Miami re- turned on the morning train to- day. Dorothy Roberts of New ‘myrna was an incoming passen- ger today and will spend a visit with her uncle and aunt, Captain and Mrs. A, E, Sharpley on Wil- liam street. * important social event of is the bridge shower to be given tomorrow afternoon by Miss Nell Rose Knight, in honor of the approaching marriage of her sister, Miss Matilda, who will Ruth Hart who have been spend-} be wed to Joseph Millard Johnson the latter part of this month. The event will take place at the those in attendance. og = -_--- Washington street, Another sis- Mrs. Stephen M. Whalton is in) ter, Mrs, F, J: Johnson of. Fort feript of w telegram from Mrs.| Lauderdale — here. recently | fair. & Floyd Whalton stating that she|' be present at the nd her twin daughters, Patty Lou! #04 Betty dean, and Mildred and) Mr, and Mrs, John R, Williams. Yeenne, arrived in Miami yeu | Mr. Whalton will join _ the plane from} family some time next. month ,on Jamaica, and will arrive; his vacation, and will visit with te Key West tomorrow, accom-| them at the home of his parents, by their cousin, Miss Mars) Mr. and Mrs, Stephen M. Whalton, deBeer, whe has been spend-| 1419 ‘Division street. a 2 POSES OTCCCeeeeeCeeeS ee NOW AND THEN (By STEPHEN COCHRAN SINGLETON) ing her vacation in Miami with t H (Views or cpinions ox- prened ic The Forum are o. that reason, we beg our editor's permission to suggest that every pyle ld the nang reader of The Citizen, become fa- “ és ; miliar with an article under the One of the baffling things that| title of “Pain Killer” in the July Comprixe our current history is| umber of the Country Gentle- the courageous, advanced views) ™&- It tells how and why a sim- set forth by many of the leaders! Ple dressing of a saturated solu- | tion of tannie acid, instead of the of the various denominations and | salves and lotions we have always the utter failure of those views to! used, can save hours of agony and catty apy impulee to their outly-| even life itself. All the torture of tem comeremations, Did the aver-| Subsequent dressings of the burn i have Sg pastor ceare to perceive any-| “7° done away with. We hing ot ali after he left his sem-| 0" *titing for The Citizen for bs | some time; we have tried to write ary | usefully, but all that we have writ- Ome of the bitterest reproaches; ten is not one-hundredth of the @itered by Jesus against the ee | value of this paragraph in its prac- Higlows leaders of His time was,| tial value to the people of Key “0 ye hypocrites, ye ean discern’ West. May you never get burned; the face of the sky; but can ye not | if You do. may enlightenment and @ewern the chens of the times?” | & bottle of tannic acid be at hand Mrs. Carl Witzig and daugh- ter, Margie, of Miami, arrived here yesterday for a visit with her mother, Mrs, A. W. Arnold on United street, Mrs. Lotus Niles, who came to Key West because of the illness and death of Charles Curtis, left over tile her home in Miami. Harry Gwynn, formerly of Key West, but who has been making his home in Miami for the past several years, was among the re- cent arrivals here on a_ business and pleasure visit combined. Norman Lowe and Rev. Shuler Peele, who have been in Miami and surrounding points for the past several days, are expected to return to Key West this evening over the highway. I. N, Meltzer, business man of Miami, who came here to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Charles Curtis, returned to his home by East Coast yesterday. Mrs. Ludlow, wife of J. C. Lud- low, train. despatcher with the F. E. C., left over the Florida East Coast yesterday for a visit of a few days in Homestead. T. Jenkins Curry left for Key Largo and Homestead yesterday and will return to this city tomor- row. Capt. M. M. Watler, who was visiting with Mrs. Walter and children here, returned to Miami yesterday. Linton Vitte who has been at- tending summer school at the Florida State College for Women! East Coast'last night for ie MOON LIGHT DREAMS By ROBERT T. LOVERING Last night I held you very close- ly— Oh, what a moment of sheer de- light. Out there beneath a weeping. willow, And the moon beams shown so bright. 1 Tonight that same moon js shin- ing, And just the time for making! love. Upon my bending knees I beg of; you To ever be my turtle dove. Darling, it was there I kissed you, And laid my heart at your feet. Did you mean what you said,! dear, That you would ever love me, sweet? Say, darling, again that you love me, There’s no life without love it seems. Let’s wander back to that weep- ing-willow, And dream again our moon light dreams, PEOPLE’S FORUM SHOWS IMPORTANCE OF MOSQUITO ERADICATION Editor, The Citizen: The efforts of the FERA to gain control of the mosquito situ- ation is of the greatest possible importance to our community, There is nothing about which; people are peculiarly susceptible to suffering from this cause. Experience in Panama, Havana, | Trinidad, all that mosquitos can be eradicated, I wonder if we have lost sight of the wonderful provision that] the great Creator has made along these lines? The time was when the singing of the birds was a fea-j ture of our island home, and we! still remember the gallant fight} the women made to retain for us the birds in our midst. Cruelty, and| thoughtlessness made the fight al losing one. The birds disappear- } ed, the mosquitos are still with u In spite of any efforts, however ! efficient, we shall always have a, certain number of these vests. The “Geographical Magazine tells of song birds that eat 2,000} mosquitos a day. ; Imagine the joy of having 1,000! demonstrate ruthlessness MALARIA aria in Three Da: tourists complain more, and some | have “crawls for turtles.” “Tanks for fishes.” Both useful, alwaras attractive, but'give me the “avi-; ary” every time. And then let the birds be set} Key West, Fla., free at the proper time. The cala- boose for the bird killers. Let the songs of these useful creatures be again heard -in our streets. When in Lakeland, how sweet it was to find the squirrels at your feet, Fearless and attractive. At St. Paul’s, London, see the thou-; sands of people who gather to ob-! serve the birds eat, alight on your; hand, and make the hearts of the children joyful. What short work those, thou- sands of birds would make of the mosquitos that escaped the watch- ful and fine efforts of our san- itation brigade. Water, plenty of it. Amphi- bology, yes. Bibliography, sure. Entomology, we cannot escape. Eugenics, the FERA will not neglect that. Ideology, Mr. O’Bryant will see to that. Orni- { | thology, certainly we neglect it at COUGH LOOSENS NAIL our peril. Long live the birds. the mosquitos. G ALFRED DeBARRITT. PETERSBURG, Va.—A cough dislodged a nail which had stuck for two years in the throgt of Percy Hayden of this city after| several operations had been a The skull of a monkey, auto-! cessful, graphed by Frank Buck, big GOOD QUALITY BOND |) PAPER i Death to August 10, 1934, game hunter, will be placed in the College of Emporia museum. Rehabilitation Dance Tomorrow, Aug. 16, 9 till ? CORAL ISLE CASINO Music by Bert’s Orchestra Auspices YOUNG BOYS CLUB Admission 25¢ Ladies Free rasRior AOD AL Vp 2 RRL AA Olive Borden-Reed Howes in CHLOE Comedy and Short Reel Matinee, 10-15c; Night, 10-20c $$ $$ Subscribe to The Citizen. 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Why allow Pain to rob you of Health, Prie.da, Happiness, Money? DR. MILES ANTI-PAIN PILLS heve been used for the relief of pain for more than forty years. They taste good, act quickly, de set upset the stomach, nor cause coustipeten, leave no dull, depressed feeling. Thousands have used them for twenty, thirty, forty years, and still find thet me ise Telieves pain so promptly and effectively. Why don't you try them? Once you know how pleasant they are to take, how quickly and effectively they gelieve, you won't wast to go back to disagrevable, slow acting medi- cines. Tampa Wednesdays and Satur- rmation at Ticket Office om the J. H. COSTAR, Agent. using Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for thirty years. No matter what without them tn the house. Mrs. Chas. W. Webb, Indio, Calif. You too may find quick relief. Why walt forty minutes fer relief when Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills will relieve you i tem t twenty minutes? As a household remedy | have never found ws % srt me Gord to stop pein at Dr Milep Agth Anti-Pain Pills. Mrs Silas D never found anything that 80 ‘in Pills. 1 ha’ told y about them andl pd they econ them. we tom re Marthe Lacy. Davenpart, lowe I have been using Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for years, I keep Gee am hand all the time. | can certainly recommend them for pei. Miss Audra Seybold, 2417 W. 2nd St Your Anti-Pain Pills have been a wonderful help to me, them for three years and always keep them on E. Pierce, Lapwai, idaho have used quite a lot of Dr. Miles Anti-Palin They are fine pills to stop pain. Mrs. J. L. Kester, Dayton, Ohio i heve and song birds in our midst. And let | . TODAY’S BIG There may be many faithful preachers; it is our misfortune not | to have heard their testimony, Yet | the New York Conference of the | Methediet Epiccopal Church goes; ® fecord in the following words: “As followers of Jesus Christ, | We are faced with the conflict be. | tween His ideals and our preval- emt pageniom. Our present de-| becle. in which millions are im- poverished in the midst of plenty, | marks our existing economic or-/ der a the cupreme paganism of | our day. We now know that the! i can not be built y of the many and the absurd and cruel wealth of the few. Nt daily become - erent that poople have been used for @ when gain should have been weed for people. Property| pushed aside human} values have ever human! sulted in such orgy of produc-| to consumption economic system is ollapse | he in tien unrelated eds that our welfare of human omically and moral- © face the old problem ue the world while Any sovlety that can- © to provide at least a tandard of decent liv. members stands self- It is got contr minim for alt it a if industr our conviction sed solely upon » is doomed. The » with whieh the jence can be satis- an organiz- for providing the measure of life) for the greatest # er. The pres- m which permits the well-being of all our ple must be set aside or so fun mentally changed that the chief | of ali our activity shall be to t the ends of all.” | We fancy that this is the Sehich would fill our churches with temmon people flocking gladly to ociety hear it i all the accidents that: Ws, Rone seem more! than « serious burn, For! | er a brief illness of only three | many years he held the position of fn planned pri-' ¢ | And nearer to the end. i in Tallahassee and afterwards ited in Jacksonville with friends arrived this morning accompanied by her cousin, Roscoe Roberts, Jr., who will visit here. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gilbert, who came to Key West on account of the illness and death of Charles Curtis, left over the Florida East Coast last evening for their home in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert formerly resided here and they have many friends who were glad to see them again. Mrs. Gilbert is a cousin of Mrs. Curtis. to alleviate your suffering. IN APPRECIATION Surrounded by his devoted mily and sorrowing friends, Charles Curtis was laid to rest on the afternoon of August 13, aft- days. Born in Key West on June 17, 1867, the eldest son of James Curtis and Marry Ellen Curry, he was educated. in .the, Public Schools of the city and when he grew to manhood, took an active part in the social, as well as the business life of the community. In 1900 he married Miss Lillian Blake of St. Marys, Ontario, Can- ada and to this marriage, two chil- dren were born, one of whom pass- ed away at an early age, the other is Mrs. I, N. Meltzer, of Miami. Practically all his life he was in business in Key West and for TO SUBSCRIBERS If you do not receive your paper by 6:00 o’clock in the afternoon eall telephone 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy is on duty at this office from 6:00 to 7:15 p. m. for the purpose of delivering conm- plaints. Help us give you 100 percent service by calling 51 if you do not receive The Citizen. City Treasurer and was a member of the Board of Education. At the time of his death he was con- d with the Curtis Motor j any school boy multiply 1,000 by} 2,000 and imagine what that would mean to our people, We are} urged to:plant vegetables in our back yard. For that we need wa- | ter. Many of our people have| little water to drink, hardly any | to wash with and vegetables—let { us then have repaired roofs, wells } and cisterns and the gardens will | follow at once. j But alas, we have other enemies! than mosquitos. Unseen, silently, | a mighty army, the insects| claim their toll, of all we sow.! | And“the birds we had, how well| | they dealt with these pests also! + -birds were destroy-| ts. prospered, | We are all glad ty have our] aquarium. 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His bright and cheery disposi- tion won him many friends and he was known and liked by old and oung, rich and poor alike, His{ greatest joy was service’ to _his| family, the tie which bound him to his wife and daughter was un. usually strong and beautiful. most his last conscious words were ! solicitude for their welfare: Key West mourns the loss of one of her most loyal native; sons and the entire community} extends to the bereaved family its deep sympathy. | “He is not dead, this friend, noti dead, But in the path we mortals tread, | Just some few trifling stpes ahead, | or by mail. 500 a Bet. C. A. Vooshs STANDARD ICE CREAM AND ICES Chocolate Coconut M. D.. Philedelphia Vanilla Strawberry Sour Sop Sapodilla Mango Neapolitan Tropical Fruits a Specialty A. 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