The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 10, 1934, Page 1

| a 2 ae Ohne Bishop P-| - H o1 . = 7 a Se S| Meterern Rat Seema S| $ re aH Joseph Lloyd Lowe, 14 years | Spanish-speaking people ever as-) and } J. Mahoney of : ACTIVITIES CARRIED ON BY| old, died last night 8:30 o'clock at| sembled. {Sioux Falls, S.D. Many Amer-| celebration ai” eoaltl wae LOCAL FORCE UNDER sU-| ‘* home, rear of 513 Margaret) Crowning church traditions in| New York. propriate exercises were held in street from injuries received yes-| Argentina from the days when! Most of the American dele-|the city cemetery following = \ .| PERVISION OF SUPERIN-!teriay afternoon 5:30 o'clock! missionary padres followed the gates will live in hotels. Visitors’ parade from San Carlos Theater. —The proposed transfer of naval TENDENT OF LIGHTHOUSES! when he fell from the roof of the} Spanish conquistadores to nex | weer River Plate, the 32nd _inter- ee | eld Consumers Ice Plant. . tional congress in October is! or sleep aboard - ¢ Joseph and a group of friends | ™ A : = ment to the Relief Administration | All of the coal conveying struc-| were playing baseball on Jaines| 1 900,000 sacticments, me ee BS pesaection woth te rebabitite-| tare appliances which were Far | sweet. A fly ball-went on thejthem from South America. H ; | of the property turned over roof of the plant and Joseph went} Princes Of Church Attend - 1 i ‘dignitaries including ete 0 regeive = 200") crouse depuctateal by Abe nivD Gate. Six cardinals, headed by» Car-, Italian’ pilgrims to Italian homes,‘ Fleming of the Jacob lal Act of Congress, it was as-| department have been. removed. "After he had thrown the ball; 2a! Eugenio: Pacelli, papal-see~ to German homes, and! Julius F. Stone, Serted-today at the office of | The last piece of this: large struc: it csi ab ds bing At: we se ; s af - = | Senator Park Trammell. eg epanee erere = thrown. back," it is said, ~ and : i ‘ Fs ‘i When the property passed into } + i monies centering at +a .106-foot lished in Catholic ‘schools: and in x Senator Trammell, who is see: 6 joseph, reaching out to get it, lost 5 : ito 4 | the jurisdiction of the’ lighthouse! 5; patance and fell 40 ‘feet to (tS in Palermo Park, where Palermo park. . First) and the Retweie - ar $ chairman of the Senate Committee! 4_Wartment, Superintendent Wil- i jbroad boulevards meet to form’ *° Transportation proved a: prob om Naval Affairs, had instructed! liam W. Demeritt decided to have ! the concrete sidewalk. : ; ses 3 }space for a million persots. ilem' on the River Plate, which’ : : . = He struck on his side. His head) “Prom outside Buenos Aires, must be crossed by 30,000 coming his secretary to keep in towch| the coal hoist and auxiliary ma- was crushed, wrist broken and in-; most of whose 2,500,000 imhabi- from Uruguay—the largest for-. EE bout! Chinery removed as being not onl,-/ ternal injuries resulted. He was’ tants have been preparing for the eign delegation. The trip from! ‘ j taken to the office of a physician} 1 : = unsightly but useless. Paap grvenuyts tie where | COnETeSS for 10 years, will come Montevideo usually is an all-day, Lit @ Mth & Cte LLL LLL pene NONE EE | will be headed by Archbishop be able to make many trips daily. and Mayor Malone. Enrique | quinaldo acted as master of ' i f f 4 i ! | ; : merely wants the use| ™en was put to work. {Street Methodist Church. Pall- _ ef the property for a limited time! The entire structure was re-{ bearers will be selected from the ‘ ~, i some 300.000 persons, the con- run by steamer, but during the devotional ' ea 5 Bids ey siete jhe died three hours after the fall.' cress officials estimate. About congress boats will to Colo, and ; ery were called for a1 j Funeral services will be held} 250,000 pilgrims are expected nia, Uruguay. To that point, the and/ that wa: sold for a park whee « ; ‘Trammell's secretary said that} est bid was $4,800, which was con-} tomorrow afternoon 5 o'clock | from the Argentine provinces and Uruguayan pilgrims will travel by; Dr. Warren. was moved te its present such a transfer would have to be} sidered excessive. It was decided! from the residence to the Con-} 56.909 from foreign countries. jtraim, bus and automobile, and the; At the Maine plot the de-| This was im 1921. done the sanction of the Con-/ to have the work done by the local | Erezational church. Rev. E- E-| Archbishop Leads Americans | vessels, shutting back and forth’ votional was delivered by . Rev.| From the day of ite imcepts were Bates Re ee fencn: ait quences deta ot} Bev. Shuler Peele. ee Fleming! The United States delegation across the 30-mile wide river, will, Day with addresses by Dr. sees to the present thus imstituuer ta Hy " . _ Se eae = |) monies. | years of plenty and years of r { ed without one the kk loseph’: . . s i} Sere Spo aee See ee MICHIGAN FOLK = {MISS M. HARRIS. |. sre svasns So Se Euaiianidll ths Wenepesery exeanae-)and tue cost cas aperazimetely | Lists: Ranseal: Home. is in} = Cuban plot and the Maine plot ae ment it would merely be a ques- one fifth of the lowest bid offered charge of arangement-. i f et : : B : i tion of agreement between the for the work. Survivors are his parents. Mr.} | A similar coal conveyence re-| and Mrs. Joseph H. Lowe, and six i — Be anton Secretary of the Navy and the” mains on the edal shed on Pier’ B Skech, Mig Getpge ‘Aieery. Mrs: i \ | The bees pone. e Administration, it was of the naval station property. This| Hammond Williams and Mr. Paul) CLIMATE ONE OF MAIN REA| ARRIVED TODAY ON AIR.| ‘PS, sounded ty: Seempiet a ’ mas mig 5 Saows aeat ee | Roberts, SONS FOR DECIDING PLANE TRIP FROM hte ant Es a salle 8 the! hy eee Rahnese bess : <> “ON KEY WEST CHICAGO pag ay eR age ; T ert < tet with so sieny gifficulties that Z : This afternoon in San Carlos! Opera House exercises are being: lie } jheld in commemoration of the|#ive= aid. the mater EATHERLY GIVEN ;_ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brewer, ef | Miss Minnie Porter Harris is! dedication of that institution 19’ C®°=¥ om for many COURT HEARIN j Ishpeming, Mich., have concluded! today in Los Angeles, California,! years ago, October 10. | be “Mother Gutsens™ te hewdre to use the marine barracks had time ago and have not been ry been refused arti ‘sumed. The Naval Bosetall arrangements for leasing a cottage | where che will remain for a few| _ President of the institute, En-| WhO are im need of Ser ie the C#re and admmnostratiums while part of the Naval Hospital’ | jin Key West for the winter andj days before returning to Chicago |*ique Esquinaldo, will deliver j ’ ae ee TERA; bet perme) CAPTAIN JOHNSON | | will arrive November 10. jen route to Key West. (ee a a an ———- sion for that was granted also: : DEFENDANT BOUND OVER!" ' ‘ |” Miss Harris left Key West for} Will be Mr. Stone, Mayor vaione.| MANY NEW FACES some time ago only on the condi-' DIES YESTERDAY: DS IRS ES: i ‘or some time past the Brewers{ Chicago Saturday afternoon to} State Senator Arthur Gomez,} tion that the order permitting) | have been in correspondence with| enjoy .a vacation of two weeks.:Judge Jefferson B. Browne and them i Epa — of the noose oe ; OF CRIMINAL COURT local real estate operators and}At Chicago she took passage on! Dr. O’Farrill. WILL APPEAR AT would rescinded at any time t officials that recently! the work was, apparently, aban- ‘sn application made by the FERA! doned as operations ceased some} = 8 1 = i > ail . Musical numbers will be ™ . | rental agent$ and when they were! the T. W. A. luxury airline plane, num i ren that the Navy found it genes FUNERAL SERVICES pee eatisfied as to rates and location | !eaving 8:25 lastnight and ar-|dered by Miss Alce Curry, Mises NEXT CONGRESS to do so, i = ee ae ere ~ 2 | Fiving in the City of Los Angeles, Clara and Norma Yates and Gus . aa HELD HERE THIS — a atctny ig|20Rt & check to seal the lease of| st 7 o'élock tia mefaing, accord-|Avala. Miss Rafecl Selane will . ; ‘ute of the marine barracks was AFTERNOON the cout of Peace Justice Ro-|* °°t%*S® for the season. ing to telegrams received today. 5iMg and there will be numbers by | turned down by the department on | i 12 yg ~~ Se | rying concealed weapons and was wise connec wil ~, Captain Charles Gardner John-} bound ove: bond of $100 for " 55 ij | dent request of the FERA for the} con "6 years old, died 3:15 | eee ng oe eee oc” | according to U. S. weather reports| They will cee the Century of Pro-| Tonight at & o'clock the spec-j WUt STH SE NEW FER fransfer of the properties, which.) o'clock yesterday afternoon in his} The defendant was creating a' #4 the data furnished from other | gress exposition and return to Key tacular parade, with approximate-| SONAGES THERE Secording to Navy Department of-| home, 1010 Fleming street, after| disturbance Saturday night on | S0UFces caused them to decide to/ West early the following week. ly 45 floats will form on Front,} . i ficials, is still under advisement! an jliness lasting over a long pe-| Duval street, it is shown, and | C°™*- Bending a report of officials of! riod. threatening to, clean out his fam~" 7 =a ip the Sixth Naval district, it was) Captain Johnson -was retired] ily: cy ‘FO! RESIDENTS ; Some years ago after service of}, When arrested by sheriff's df-/ aUta ah Bie gelio Gomez on-a charge of car-| I" their correspondence, it is| Miss Mary Curtis Williams will! the Girls’ Hospitality Orchestra, WHATEVER MAY BE GUT | stated that the first consideration | leave this week for Chicego where |@nd a selection by Miss Pablito COME ELECTIONS THERE was climate and that of Key West, |/she will be joined by Miss Harris. | Esquinaldo. { Greene and Whitehead street and} HERBERT PLUMMER = a : “ — me TION: _.;inarch from Duval and Front along a Aemerinted Femane = nAU }pPuval.to South where it will dis-| WASHINGTON, Octsber 58 — ar ate he oe Miami 1:30 o’clock this morning. itreasurer and state auditor. | crats of the house swest i= on © . z — The body will arrive in Key West. / CUBA CARRIES OUT pcr sacs == oat oan ~ — ae Secccccccoscceseceessess sgmerroepaie t ttzecv| STEAMER GATUN | 116 PASSENGERS WHERE T0 GO cms pass ‘LODGE T0 ATTEND | said. R | Whatewer the cxtenme af the Bie 2 eee = | more than 40 years with the Hgtt-|'ficers he was carrying a repeating | ig . AY EVENT; | wember clections = tet <f ame — — = | house department in Key West. Wischeciyy 8 iguderly and yaad jy, FOR ‘ | i A Hirt ue" | WOMEN SEEK RIGHT reac 2 will be cece im the erent SESS SE ee : Funeral services ‘are being“hefd f conceale: 1 of his ‘Sh re 45 i — FOR STATE OFFICES’ fourth congress Alveady the te 9 SSG of Ge ge ge | this afternoon 4 o'clock from thé! Cop gappahdee ahd Anéualiiea. | Hoc j tal of walumtery and devcieatery — t—< te oo ‘ Lopez Funeral Home; ‘the Church] S:ov2 dee | Mire’ R i ei, ae kK a! | cance S| a the bees chee SOG ee poet & Bat * of the Brethren officiating: Com: MRS. C: ALBURY™ Florida, ‘Mrs. TH. Cowal ta | SHOLTZ.ON DISCOVERY. | OKLAHO; Peete 2 vems up ite an eneseciiy begs Marian Overheard Spey services at = aed * j Mrs. Rose Dilge of Miami, motor- OF AMERICA {The Business and Professional! Between + - ani oe y= SY hag pean nti egathaene ed to Key West yesterday over the| ee | Women’s League of Oklahoma has cae at aha aaa = : 2 nS | short visit here and will return] TALLAHASSEE, Fia., Oct. 10.; Democratic Council in demanding! degth desire or defent. Befere the “Gheit peciiien: he ike dies oe Cpe waar (5s sacgiy feeb, | tomorrow. —Governor Dave Sholtz today! for women the right to hold ma-i cerk calls the mext house te ander Thaw ie = three daughters, Mrs. Thomas H.| BODY WILL ARRIVE HERE TO-| Mrs. Rice was formerly Miss proclaimed October 12, the 442nq/ Jo" state offices {to elect a mew speaker and get 2 = he Ghecths:- of: San: Peencistes Dra. C: Naomi Mayolini and Mrs. Cowart{ anniversary of the ‘overy of{ The women’s council exacted ing on the latest phase of che © Mick ieee Seti oe = = sae = z Satie Mes MORROW MORN. } will be remembered as Miss Lil-| America by Columbus, a public| from most candidates in the 1934/ Roosevelt propram death and de i | Samim Woke. Cecnank : =S |lian Wilson, both former Key! holiday, and called upon the peo-} Primary a promise to support 8: fest are certain te muke addition <=! Gunn Geiiel aes t See pase O. Johnson. of | Westers. ple of the state, especially the; proposed amendment to the state | + house >--sonnet ae eee Key West, Also 15 dchildren | While here they are the guests school children, to observe it with | constitution giving women = | Ambition accounts fer 2 geod) | ater Gem 2 eee gee sti six ppl ae hee M , ‘Albury died in} °! Mrs. Cowart’s mother, Mrs. fitting ceremonies. j Tight to hold the offices of gov-) many of the involuntary sete Sod eeteret Gee Geet © ~ : ra, Charlotte Albury died im | annie Wilson of Elizabeth street. jernor, secretary of state, state) ments Quire mu~ber of deme, o= S iisieme - t DEDICATION HERE Funeral services will be held to-} { i aE an tnd vie ome ieee y na mes { morrgy.afterpean from the Lopez! DUE ON FRIDAY! Sececccecsccssesesessees® pcb ces mes a _ eer) <> «mg i Chapel Home, Rev. A. B. Dimmick | j _ Steamship Cuba sailed _yester- css large flock of part a . > | Mrs. G. N. Goshorn, affiliated } *ficiating. | day for Havana with 93 first class] Monroe—“Judge Priest” andj even before election time a» satan | with Fern Chapter, Order of East- Survivors ara a son and ence The Fruit Steamer Gatun is} passengers, 23 second class, five} “Bachelor Bait. __t rewuilt. + MARIAN ern Star, requests The Citizen to} tet-in-law, Mr. and Mrs: Charles} scheduled to arrive in port Fri-| automobiles, three tons of freight| Miramar Club — “Epecial} “Whether any of them are te == > ete | inform members of that organizs:} Geis: one sister, Mrs. James | day evening from New York en-|and 154 sacks of mail, Dance. + tian dint Sabo eniler Ges adicin- she aie “ GORDON |tion that an invitation has been} ® Curry, and one brother, Rob-! route to Frontera, Mexico, ac-| Ferry Parrott arrived yesterday Stadion ico gudifien Guten - | received to-attend the dedication | Stt' Sawyer. _ Also ~ numerous) cording to advices received today| afternoon from Cuba with 74 TOMORROW SGanend Sinton my hentia ee - by the author of | ceremonies of the Cuban Idoge to] Reices and nephews, | by Charles Taylor, manager of the | sacks of mail, baggage and 10 mis.|_ Monroe—“Judge Priest andi silly. That is © nme i ine. de-) oo } Porter Dock Company. cellaneous cars. “One More River.” party votes on Jeorrat Laxe 1 be bold on. Tharemeyorenige, De HOLIDAY NOTICE | | Palace—“Crimninal at Lange” |ameca ty | ginning at 7:30 o’clock. | REESE T = oe ee el , .... TRRESCRIPTIONS | = ee —— | Rainey could come Starting Friday, October 12 crown, due to the fact that the| p,PTd8¥, October 12. 1934!) We have a tock of every|!| ESPECIAL DANCE” }} MONROE THEATER | icc. or atime = Mate 3 E Farmers Day, a legal holiday in ee ‘ Tonight j > a = aiiadited ~ = seen | aviation ons remade eel its gute of Fisclan, thn teak || wae a coe lil wsipamam CLUB II" “Saees smast ” " [lecet. sms moore at aes tee > THE CITIZEN Concier nemenbintmetne lta. ae woven Ti coTTON PICKERS [| BACHELOR BAIT se Rar erty mn Mrs. Goshorn asks all members . . oar | ?, | le beheved m part 5 ¥- ed . , : THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK'}. Gardner’s Pharmacy se é ~s ; to attend the ceremonies on Thurs- Es ari Admission 75< (Plus Tax) Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches-} though eccesiome!y « = a = *. OPIOID DDO OD) ae on TH | OF KEY WEST. oct10-2t|{ Phowe 177 Free Delivery tra, 15-200; Night, 18-25¢ | jself. pce eee ee gg JUST BEFORE THE PARADE TONIGHT, DROP IN AT THE NEAREST VENDOR AND GET A BOTTLE OF WAGNER'S BEER. THERE IS PEP IN EVERY BOTTLE Airman