The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 22, 1934, Page 2

rH Re me ee ae temt-0e- sls a0 wt 24s8r e639 wroeaer rm i [ Sar Ste CEseces wrecked through forged and perjured tes-; ae Se ; from his uniform, he was sent to Devil’s Is- land, a French penal station off the coast of South Africa. {how they the war office confessed to forging a docu- | entertaining stady for ment against Dreyfus, and committed | hogict. suicide. A new trial resulted in a 10-year ai ia sentence for Dreyfus, but with a recom-; Word has been received at Key Wi rela-; mendation to mercy, and he was pardoned — paging } 7 PRITCHARD by President Loubet in 1899. He was | this port on Navy Day. The De-! Jian born in Germany. Died inj H Phone 545 Newer Shee finally vindicated by the highest French | stroyer Breck has been soviened | ew ‘York, Feb. 15, 1885, : ; court in 1903 and restored to -the army) ...orai days. Other vessels ‘have! F A with the rank of major. been assigned to Tampa and Mi-! we wae wne:| land. __ He never fully recovered from the ef- April 3, 1921. | Free Port. | ; f4 feets. of-the -terrible. ordeal through which ‘Siuttindsastalenss aphiveinien the : i : Hotels and Apartmenta.--:-..+) | jhe had passed, but continued in the army, city, council at the regular meet-| aoe a Fie ag 4! : ie ' wmasers wast sarunee Ge ing last night requesting that the y Died in Los A Nov. 25 city let Thompson Iee Company; 1929. - Keiaiis have four tons of coal with which ; Land. Set¥éd “with distinction during “the World swar, in which his son was killed ir NE et see Ba Bee ee wetion.: In 1919 he' was decorated’ with thet +, carry ou certain experiments at ‘ew TEETH AT - ane GeO ‘Cross _of the Legion of Honor’ and retired: the plant testing the boiler facili-| sep a ut Since then he has withdrawn from society’ | tits. The" plant is now using) GpaCE BAY, Nova Scotia. —| LOWEST £ATES EVER @ OTED 7 wood. If it is decided te use coal At the age of 88 Mrs. Elizabeth . es get REP { Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Osborned of this city has had the’ ,, a ake iat chee —_ cee REW | portion and moderate north winds and lives a most secluded life. the city will be given back the Dreyfus is in feeble health and almost | coal used If wood is to be the Sagle Room oth Sub Doubie Room ~th Bot ag blind, and hi i tion i Hect-| fuel at the plant in the future, j a THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘ind, and his main oceupa' is colfect- | a 7 front teeth. { sen: weather | : = posta, tam *, =,,, | the company will reimburse the over north portion 3 partly | ows ———— = ge stamps to be left to his favorite | city for that which is loaned. | Menroé Theater, speaks in hich t overcast tonight and Tuesday. ALE RED SOROS Khem probably showers over south per-} } grandson. He has never publicly are ee ise of H. B. Boy teoraie-t s 5 sag = se praise o! . B. yer, meteorolo- | *. ; WEE degeee te ee mk ee cussed the great injustice from which he While telling of efficient work! gist at the U. S. Weather pees! —_ 3 ' That aeons without favor; never be |] trored. and which has clouded his life. | 4"¢ by employes of different! saying that Mr. Boyer, as every-| East Gulf: Moderate northeast) ————~— “(affraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; : & * | concerns in the city, let us not! one will agree, kept the city post-| “inds, fresh over south portion. IPO PPLLLLALA _..| edways fight for progress; never be the er When he was falsely accused of trea- | forget the work of the linemen of ; ed on the movement of the recent | ; apvamesia mss ee the. meetaatnes Of ny pitied, Glaen son he was considered one of the brightest | the Key West Eleetrie company,{ storm which threatened the city] WEATHER CONDITIONS | INVESTIGATE THE oe ro pte of young French officers, standing among | Whe kept the entire system in per-j which information afforded the| ; faction or class; always do its utmost for the fect working order all during the} citizenry to prepare for any un-| | The disturbance that was omit { or Tr * the first 10 graduates of the School of! _ ; P | . the Mississippi V: Sat- public welfare; never tolerate corruption or strong winds and heavy rains of ! foresee: hich may upper Mississippi Valley p 2 War, and a member of the general staff. |iast week. Their unfailing adher- « nave srry ergency wm MSY | urday morning has moved east. . NATIONAL Lins S PROGRAS ——SEE — ~~ }-imp ties; denounce vice and praise virtue, Forgery and perjury on the part of his| ence to the call of duty is being! j Ward to the north Atlantic States | Mm commend good done by individual or organ . eae } ded hand i j New York City, 29.76 inches, and} “~"P Gation; tolerant of others’ rights, views an¢ enemies probably prevented his rise to the | SS eee j ee iooge ara ——— 1 another low pressure area is mov- \ ~. bepinions; print only mews that will elevate || highest rank. He reached only the rank | The day is clear and the tem-' company, has received orders) ing in over North Dakota. — | THE FIRST NATIONAL ae T des on inate the * —- of liutenant-colonel. perature is 74. Delightful weather. ! transferring him to Charleston. S. | t®, 29-68 inches; while pressure i contaminate the reader; never sea 1G. "The family plan to leave on} i# moderately high over the middle ® OF KEY WEST | promise with principie. WORSE THAN WAR Editorial comment: The city’ the afternoon train. j Gulf States, and corthward = ‘ clock is on strike. That is, it is | Gumaideeh aaa r iN Mewar cc ute fmm Bm — <s i not striking. A striking admission’ Charles Mills, prominent in Ro- 7 Ons ‘way: soe Spanish yerde a Whatever else may happen during | that the clock is out of commis-! tary circles, arrived today from|} FUNERAL HOME \ LETS MAKE FLOREDA STREETS a@p Spanish “verbenas.” Get it? 1934, it is a practical certainty that more } ‘ion. , Miami and was guest of Captain Established 49 Year: { HicHWaTS Safe a? AD Seed than 30,000 Americans will be killed in = { Gavi: Si. Stearns at the club ——_ Say Warts Gitun 1 .) i r Ke : Heads up and eyes on the court‘ eon. Mr. Mills spoke in praise of |} 26-Hour Ambulance Service | (Lower mor |< cemmmeter ae Ptteae wee The wink that was seen around the| ‘@ffic accidents, and another 750,000 in- | witl be the cry tonight when Or-’ Key West and the gorgeously in-| Licensed Embelmer i world — Mussolini’s. — Tampa Tribune. | jured. |mand Curry’s picked team of teresting celebration of San Car- |! Phone 135 Nett Cw WOOO LOH OM. z It is strange that the awful death toll | >#**etball players meet the Ath- los. testinistsbicn_inistinsennsesieeirnsiacetinenaleaatael a letic Club team at the club gym- of automobiles does not serve as 4 Warning j nasium. This promises to be one’ The Steamer W. F. Burdell. | OOP OOOIOIOOOOO Oe LLe: to drivers and pedestrians alike, but it ap-j of the best games of the season,‘ Captain Eckert. left today for N Television perfected. ‘ Another paradox is that the more »~reckless you are with your car the more likely it is to last you a lifetime. pears that it does not. Many persons who |2"4 2 large crowd is expected to’ Philadelphia. This is the ship} é = jane ek ¢ | attend. which was ashore near Alligator | worry over germs or minor angers © Reef and was floated by the} other sorts will take chances on the high-: Frank Fleitas, manager of the | Wrecking Tug Warbler. - | ways which are bound -to sooner or later } Then there was the stenographer who] 14 in disaster. telephoned the boss she couldn’t work that As recent statistics show, three times day because her lips were chapped. as many casualties result from automobile | WE ARE HANDLING A FINE LINE OF CLAY FLOWER SOS GF a5 Nes ee eee ere accidents in a single year as were sar! SORTED SIZES. “THE LAST LINE IX CARDEN SEAgTSCateEe In Florida, the Atlantic and Gulf} fered hy United States forces during the 4” Flower Pots 1@e © Piewer Pee ee Plains unite in a southerly projection of | entire World War. The war cost more 4” Saucers ; 10 + Sean a a 350 miles, which nearly attains the} jives, but the automobile is responsible for tr e vee = = - a . = pies. . ==: « 4-more injured: G. 1 El. * Pieper Bete - . — : : brett Among: the yearly «automobile rE enera ectric 8” Saucers — 2 ene - And we thought “verbena”. was: .a | are those of about 7,000 children of school | Hanging Beskets. & —- | Monitor Top flower.—Tampa Tribune. And we thought} ace, the.greatest number being between “verbena” was’ a Spaiish fiesta,” (Bath4 the.ages.of-six and twelve years. The vight and don’t.know .it.—Litiotyper.) greatest umber of accidents occur be- nae Raines Soars negne ne 3k “| tween_five and six o’clock in the afternoon. Readers of The Citizen will recall the} Drivers and pedestrians are about equally dozens of editorials and scores of refer-} at fault in their responsibility for acci-! ences in its pages concerning the deplor-| dents, according to the best estimates avail- ALSO CYPRESS PLANT TUBS, 16° i» @iseecter, cone FOR THE LAWN Vigoro Plant Food Crass Shes “able condition existing at the corner of able. | All Steel ca sax —~ Pens. Seba Sidon, Deval and Fleming streets, opposite the While the automobile is an_ indis- 25 tbs — — 12” Overai ee, Sep See Colonial Hotel. For a time there would} pensable convenience of modern life, it has | 50 Ibs. 3.00 — . —_ be a lull and then matters would be worse | already caused the death of almost as/j 100 Ibs. 5.00 4c e - — than before. Now with Administrator | many persons were killed in battle in all GARDEN HOSE . ; . e S = az 2 3 % ISE SPRINELIN ass . er. Stone’s open condemnation of this condi-| the American armies since the founding of | ——— 25 feet $1.85 eee age ‘_— =< > tio ve believe it will be remedied. ,If} the Republic. { ae 50 feet 3.35 1® quart $2 te c.REe Ranke not sterner measures to abate this nuisance } —__—_ —. ' ivered To Your Nozzle _ 25e 12 quarts = tad Chadha dhadadad de dadaded de dadade dadade ddd ddd dadedide de didi dide ddr) THE CRYSTAL GAZER SPEAKS Sas I see in the crystal, a little sun-kissed island, Upton Sinclair’s —slogan-~is ~EPH#EC, | tar out in the open sea, su initiats for End Poverty dn California. He} water, canopied li probably gat his idea from’Hoover's BPIA, | toaned, nere.and there End Poverty In America, which failed, The | ciodds, the whole Home ~ Also a complete line of Garden impiements aach as Rem Sheen Seewts, Picks amd Semmg Weed Caters Do You Like Carpenter Werk?—Then Try Gur Teal must be resorted to. 5 YEARS PROTECTION Against failure of the famous Moniter Top Mechanism for only $5.00. This is in- { ded by clear ocean | | fes- , that are “SAMPSON” SAWS ERACES- Fee by the soft ocean breezes movie picture people. in.Califognia, ape j that.ever blow, ar ntide, in that most beau- cluded in the original price. Each $1.00 Alhgater Teeth Send ond doubtedly, ‘would like to‘ see tHe end “0* | Titui nour of the the sun sets with the | " ae: = 30c Each _ So Sout a poverty in California as well as every-| mos geous ) lors the eye of mortal | FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ~ 9 haba ao aR — -# ams oe oe t island is Key West as it came Work Shop, 12, Upemng where else, but they are timorous pod has seen. T ACT NOW—TODAY } | | | think that Sinclair's EPIC may mean End } trom the Maker's Hands long years ago. Each $3.75 Beck PROSPERITY in California. If the demo-| I gaze again. I see the same istand—the Key cratic candidate and erstwhile Socialist } West of today; a spot where man may contentedly Payments on this Special only $4.53 wins the governorship ef the Golden State, | spend Life's evening. lazily day-dreaming the hours per month South Florida - & the movie moguls threaten to move to; away while watching the busy world go by, and in | m" Florida. That threat may frighten suf-j peaceful happiness live a thousand years, if God, j The Key West Electric Co. { Phone 598 ficient voters to keep Sinclair from oc-| im His Infinite kindness, has blessed him with an “Your t is hy of the A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager IS PIPI IIS PLL AAAS A 2. cupying the gubernatorial chair and put- | alictment of that space of time on this earth. | ting his socialistic program inte effect. 4 —N. C. Hall, 2630 S. W. 19th Ave., Miami rua| pserece a $ - =