The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 5, 1934, Page 4

: gress Exposition. "LOPEZ HAS CASE UNDER me > ADVISEMENT “County Solicitor _Aquilino Lopez, Jr., today heard the testi- mony of Louis Bancells in the matter of Bancells’ affidavit and testimony in the case of Francisco Perez, who was tried yesterday “at @ preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with a deadly ‘weapon. The hearing was the result of trouble between Perez and Ban- eelis Tuesday after which the latter made affidavit in which he is said to have charged Perez life with a gun. At the hearing yesterday Ban- cells’ testimony was said to be so different from his statements at the time he made the affidavit, the committing magistrate, Peace Justice Rogelio Gomez, asked the cotinty solicitor to investigate and decide whether or not Bancells was guilty of perjury. -A subpoena was issued for Ban- fells and this morning he made a statement to Mr. Lopez, who is now considering the matter and will later render his: decision. MISS M. HARRIS ~~ LEAVING ON TRIP WILL TAKE IN FESTIVITIES AT WORLD'S FAIR IN CHICAGO Miss Minnie Porter Harris, of the housing division of the FERA, has booked transportation ove the Florida East Coast Railway and will leave this afternoon. ~ «It is the intention of Miss Har- tis to spend a vacation of two weeks in Chicago for the purpose of seeing the Century of Pro- Miss Mary Curtis Williams of the office of FERA relief force has made arangements to spend part of her vacation in the north and will leave next Saturday to join Miss Harris in Chicago. FRUIT VESSEL _ COMES TO PORT STEAMER ARRIVES AT POR; “TER DOCK TO TAKE ON | FUEL OIL Steamship Comayagua of the United Fruit .company arrived this morning consigned to the} Porter Dock company for bunk- ers, After taking on 1,000 barrels} of fuel oil the ship was cleared by} the company and. sailed for her destination at acoa, Cuba. Steamship Granada--of the Standard Fruit. and Steamship company. is due-to arrive 7 o'clock this evening from New York with passengers. The chip is consigned to the} Porter Dock Company and will! take-on fuel oil before sailing for} Front:ra, Mexico. The passengers; will have several hours eshore to, view the sights and visit places of amusement. | Good Used Cars—Meltzer Motor.| | LEGALS | To the Sheriff of Monroe County, | of the State of Florida: } Be it Known, That I, R. A. Gray, Secretary of State of the State of Florida, do hereby give notice that a} GENERAL ELECTION Will be held in Monroe County,} State of Florida, on Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November, A. D. 1934, the said Tues- day being the SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER For United States Senator. For Representative in Congress, ; State at Large. f For Representative of the Fourth Cotigressional District of the State! 6t:Florida in the Seventy-fourth Congress of the United States. | For Two Justices of the Supreme/ Court of the State of Florida. ' For Two Railroad Commissioners! ofthe State of Florida. j ‘For State Senator for Twenty-| fourth Senatorial District the! State of Florida. | For One Member of the House of Representatives of the State of Florida. } For Five County Commissioners. | For Three Members of the County Board of Public Instruction : In Testimony Whereof, I have here- unto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Florida, at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the first day of August, A. D. 19at. } R. A. GRay, | Secretary of State.’ To Hon. Karl O. Thompson, Sheriff ‘Monroe County, Key West, Fla. ; epti-14-21-28; octs-12-19-26; nov? of |DEGARMO LOOKS ENGINEER OF ROAD DEPART- night at the home, Lane, after an illness of only a few days. of St. Mary’s Star of the Catholic church, will officiate. Haskins, George McDonald, Fred Dion, William Sawyer, McDermott, J. A. Boza. her husband, A. L. Di Negro; two daughters, Mrs. Bertha L. Morris|the Axton-Fisher Tobacco and Mrs. Carrie A. Crowson;} pany, who was in Key West yes- two sons, A. L. Di Negro, Jr., and/terday on business, left on the Paul G. Di Negro; one sister, Mrs. | afternoon train for Miami. Ida Bethel; one brother, George Gwynn. children. MENT MAKES NOTES ON FUTURE OPERATIONS West making notes of the work | who was away from the city for accomplished and the scope of fu-| about 10 days on business which ture operations, and become thor.| took him as far as Tallahassee, oughly famiilar with the situation. | "@™rned “When he wil leave for Tallahas- see has not been stated but it is/ the Norfolk and Western Ry. Com- said he will leave in a short time} pany, and C. E. Gorman, travel- to confer with C. B. Treadway,| ing freight agent, left yesterday who was yesterday appointed as| for Jacksonville after a business agent of Governor Sholtz to suc- ceed Julius F. Sone, Jr. It is believed at FERA head-}sular Insurance Company of Key quarters that Mr. De Garmo will] West, left over the East Coast) Cress, of The Hague, Holland, eventually be assigned to duty at| yesterday for a few days in Miami | and their grandson, Leo H. War- Key West in the interests of the} on business. rehabilitation program. MRS. S. DI NEGRO CONDUCTED THIS AFT- ERNOON pal Funeral services will be held 5:30 o’clock this afternono from {the car department of the Florida A East Coast Railway, left yester-| the residence. Rev. A. L. oe Gaz aa tae etheracens trata for 4 few days in Miami. Pallbearers will be Henry B. Mrs. Di Negro is survived by There are four grand- MONROE SHERIFF DUE TOMORROW BRINGING GROUP OF PRIS- ONERS THAT WERE BEING HELD IN MIAMI Sheriff K. O. Thompson, who is} | now in Miami, today sent a tele- gram to his office advising he will return over the East Coast to- morrow. The sheriff will have in his custody a group of men charged with stealing fixtures valued at approximately $500 from Charles Freeland and the Chevalier Cor-,}- poration at Pine Crest, Fla. Prisoners in; the. group now be- ing held in county jail at Miami} are ‘known’ by the! nates” of Boucher, Roberts., Martin, Miller, } Chester ‘and Stone. plod © Good Used Cars—Meltzer, Motor. Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form | VICKS COUGH DROP Key West's First Funeral Home Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD '! Phoee 548 Never Sleeps EERE, Lee Baker’s Grocery And Meat Market FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS All Cuts of Meats Spring Lamb Veal Sausages Kidneys Liver Dressed) | | | Hens and Fryers (Live or {| | All Ingredients for Souse |} We are open and make de-|! liveries from 6 till 9 o’clock on i Sunday mornings. 822 Fleming St. Phone 695 FREE DELIVERY — daughter, J: , left yester-|ernoon train yesterday for Miami eer tne ker te omsot the|for a stay of several days on week-end with Mr. Duane. business. several days ago for Long Key where she is postmistress, return- E. C. DeGarnio, engineer with| 4 yesterday on the Havana Spe-ithe highway yesterday cial. 3 panied by his daughter-in-law, | issued to stay in Key West. passenger on the afternoon train yesterday for’ Miami to spend a few days with relatives. Jack, Jr., yesterday éver FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE = Coit ts spend = fom tips {tries East Coast Railway, arrived ‘yes- Mrs. Sallie B. Di Negro, 60| terday years old, died 11:50 oclock last|jyncheon of the Rotary Club and 743 Love} jeft for Miami in the afternoon. Vincent | Mrs. Cleare, left yesterday over the East Coast for Miami where Lopez Funeral Home will be in| they will spend a few days with charge of arrangements. relatives and friends. - PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. James E. Duane, Jr., andj Allan Hampton left on the aft. Mrs. Cornelia Sawyer, who wal ™ machine shop, spending a vacation in Boston and Mrs. Charles White and her little daughter, whose home is in Springfield. Mrs. White and daughter will visit with her mother and other relatives. GIVE SUPPER FOR LOUIS VAN CRESS County Commissioner and Mra. Braxton B. Warren gave an en- chillada supper Wednesday eve- ning at their home, 612 Eaton street, in honor of Louis Van yesterday. L. D. Jones, Florida agent for Henry Russell, of the Penin- here. Those enjoying the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Warren were Allan Knowles was an selyenes tren, Jr., and Louis Van Cress. 2b ie, Weft sectoral si6r se CHIEF H. BAKER ;iges|.,. CAUTIONS PUBLIC gem relates’ sh/ _ON FIRE HAZARDS {Continued From Page One) fires from the thoughtless discard- ing of cigarettes and matches, from. permitting accumulati of paper, rubbish and paint and oil-soaked rags, from cleaning with gasoline, and from the care- less maintenance and operation of heating plants. Americans learn to be careful with common fire hazards. As the Nat‘onal L. Ey Speneer, assistant gener- agent with the Florida attended the regular Enrique -Aguir, employed with out, lack of knowledge and care in handling these dangers is cost- Judge Allan B. Cleare, Jr., and annualy. “Every thoughtful citizen should make every posible effort to learn about the common fire knowledge in his home and in his place of business. “It is his own personal respon- sibility.” A. C. Pfaffinger; eS com- ... and while we're talking about cigarettes I don’t suppose you were ever in a warehouse where they were stor- ing hogsheads of tobacco. Anyway bere’s something interesting: Liggett& Myers, the people who make Chesterfields, have about 4¥4 miles of storage warehouses where they age the tobacco. Down South where they grow tobacco folks say... It’s no wonder so many people smoke Chesterfields. The tobaccos are mild and ripe to start with, and then they’re aged the right way to make a milder, better- tasting cigarette. gives you a let of pleasure — estertield the cigarette that’s MILDER 2 | © 1934, Licazrr & Mvans Tosacco Cos William White, proprietor of a} issued this morning who was|of Judge Hugh Springfield, Mass., returned over| 29 issued accom-| and three jren, Jr., who rccently returned! | from New York for a vacation} Mrs. Minnie Robinson, Leo War-; can) Board of Fire Underwriters points| ing America hundreds of ae hazards and to make use of this} | Good Used Cars—Meltzer Motor. Westers are cooperating in an fort to obtain the largest tion pessible of thi Up to date to to were issued to company for the different ance companies represented. As usual the first license issued ; was to the Lopez Funeral Home. This organization, according to records in the county judge’s of- 3 license over a long period years. 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