The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 12, 1934, Page 2

artificial, are used for the prevention and ‘cure of rickets in children and also serve 4o-make adults to a great extent immune | yj from calds.and pneumonia, as well as to “]{ correct weaknesses which make them sus- veptible to-other diseases. ' -©“Phus the life-giving properties of the sun have been made to serve mankind in ways undreamed of by the early sun-wor- shipers. hie + EE ME te ea , THE TIPPING RACKET While many attempts have been made to eradicate it, even by the passage of lack of courage on the part of the public KEY WEST IN to resist it. i Originally, no doubt, the custom of| DAYS GONE BY | giving tips to servants was inspired by Sareetey Bertin 0; Form i # As rom Many employers of low class, help pay'| miserably small wages, with the knowl edge that tips from customers. will supply ————_| the deficiency. Employees accept the Yesterday was ‘Woman's Day at the Baptist Convention, which; convened in regular session this} morning. Matters covering the ce- have enjoyed | small wages, or often no wages, with the | tivities of the district from West ‘Same understanding. Congequently the jPaim Beach to Key West were ob public pays'in the aggregate vast sums for}taken up. Mrs. Peelman, sec where the issue appeared doubtful. | which no service whateveris rendered. _j retary of the Woman's Mission- ee ts eben omen The effect of the tipping custom is} ary Society delivered an interest-| . ©. Melntyre writes that he n wholly bad, because those who accept the | ing address on the work and an! woman, owner of a angen. gratuities must lose somewhat in self re~} entertaining paper was read by ‘ho was paid $4,000 to refrain| spect, while:those who pay them do so|*t William White, of Key relief money heavily into such from: planting cotton this year. She had | simply because it is expected and they do | “°* not amy cotton for 20 years. If | not wish to appear stingy. ; ae One restaurant recently displayed a jopicai ‘“intarbance “atch bas sign which read: “We pay our waiters} been near the eastern end of, 7 * = living wages and do not permit them to Cuba for the past several days F & certain that a determined effort | accept tips” That sigm inevitably caused j wns sr the Bernat ant mona! the Ps se south of the Bermuda and moving next Congress to have | Patrons to hold a higher opinion of the [Rerthward at a moderate rate. ' legally responsible for dam- | Proprietor and his waiters. f About 3 o’clock this morning rebbers entered the cigar store tof G. R. Karter on Duval street —_—_—- |and stole a number of articles (Citizen, Culver, Ind.) | Am attempt was also meade to The child ‘ inkevthe hoolt | eer: the store of Wing, Lee. on SF e5 2 = Fleming street. Here the thief after their long vacation—what a colorful pieture | was net fortunate-in making his Fe at a dik (220%; Make-im their shiny new clothes and with | escape ant was arrested. by, police are dis- ry. ee _ officers: He will be ‘tried im the and a their brighteager faces. The-sheuts that split the ee 4 oe ctiminal court. those huge*outiays-of the pree- | 222.0"¢. ‘hei irepressible wrestlings and tum-) Aabeblgeeeae ev, Administration, which f Sin. blings, Low they tell of a tremendous alertness. | In 2 compara’ vely short time,} aton Reed of Mi ick vsess: as “a,j Teo Children are capable of producing a mar {POssibly next “winter.” regular ce i a ao {ees enger and freight traffic bold.and insolent attempt to it Sec coeur. j between Key West. Miami and dude” Ete ener te The: schools are like a mill that has to take all | Havana will be carried on by - grades of material. If that milf must utilise de-} *itplcncs. These passenger = - FS of } Will be equal im luxury, capaci! “The City of Miami is out with a fol- ——— wool, cotton. and leather, it went turn out j and speed of any plying today in’ . : v4 a ts A, any first cless product. The school is foreed to‘ any part of the country. This! ‘ 4 der titled “Outwitting Winter.” It is. a take the industrious and the lazy, the willing and-| statement was made » 2 time "Wpecimen of the engraver's art, but ; t & = . | Charles Redden. pre: the Bse of black color throughout is atro- sh — Fe nee ee wee mn Gs - ae under existing conditions can’t always be done. Collier. maire developer ofj clogs. Miami bas no reason to hang crepe ee ind ik + Collier County. Florida, and Po; on ils doors nor to welcome prospective _ Shove growing minds are like young jHee Commissioner Enright of! vial 5 ik nent trees bent out of shape, which the geod gardener ; New York are both heavy stock-! JOB OF THE SCHOOLS osteoma m A BAND OF INDIANS WERE) TO THE STUDIOS TO. PRESCOTT Kip" | the city in ridding Key West of BROUGHT ACT iN THE holders in the company, it js CCC Coecccccccccccceseeee| ig :‘Today’s Horoseope.. Dr. William J. Bartlum re-j Ceeeeoosone’ rurned yesterday from Jackson- This degree promises a schemer Wille whene- ho: attended the.<08-1 4), will took cut fir his coment ference of state saanitary in- | spectors. He said that the state| of the bargain. He is apt to be is ready now to co-operate with toe headstrong for his own geod, ‘ but there is an e:oment of bravery mosquitoes and the work will not; cost the city one penny, All that |#®d.personal honor that will gen- is required is for the city to imvite ; erally command the respect of his the state board of health to makelenemies, even while they fight It seems to be a degree of a P iecess im life, at least to a con- furtherance of the campaign. “sr = . - which will include passsing certain | Siderable extent. (Copyrighted). regarding @ survey of the city and point) nim out what is to be-dene..for the ordinances and other preventive measures. Subserihe for The Gitizen. Rotary Day will begin tomorrow in one of the most comprehensive. Red Cross membership drives ever ; undertaken in Key West. It is thes oliject of Rotarians to make a/ house to house canvass. The mem- | bers of the organization are! confident ef making the most sues cessful drive ever started in Keyj Officials at the EOE weather bureau stationed at Sand: Key, yesterday reperted to Key) West the passing of 19 ships, all? of them going west. \) The Sunday school class of| Mrs. S. A. Wilson called at her home night before last and pre- sente@i> her with: a numberof from am illness. : Mr, and Mrs. Louis C. Maloney announce the birth of a daughter weighing nine pounds yesterday in their home 822 Francis street.; The little lady has been given: the name of Barbara Mae. Si diehoe ation may be able te straighten out. Innumerable chil- | _ 4 Seed thew tend et tte gee E Voted teachers te stand erect in the garden of “Ie is neither a shame nor a:crime to! fite. ) be poor and receive legitimate aid from America plants ambition in the hearts of the taxpayers through the FERA, but it is f youn. Ri uecinte io-secsendichesdecumaweshearite-! beth when one has eubstantial means of came from humble and depressing homes’ “You | livel heed amd yet resorts to governmental eam algo:rise.” it says ta every youth from a back Some ‘boys dream that that place of fortune | be Zound over the slippery ways of the crooked | Path. if they stick to that belief, the scheol can de nothing for them: Modern education has a job | other tham that of teaching facts about verbs and | iractions. It has to point out the path of industry, | and comvinee youth that only by toiling up that | Psth, which is sometimes steep, can he win life’s Prizes. dupe out.of the officials of the FERA. are known and when.the FERA ceases its fun@bions they will be “fingered.” The odif attached to this conduct will be like thaf’ef the “slacker” during the World Wat MOM MMMM MM MMM SIFTIIISPaELIPIOD IGN INVESTIGATE THE ADVANTAGES TO YOU NATIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM —_ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federal Reserve LET’S MAKE FLORIDA STREETS AND HIGHWAYS SAFE Governor’s Committee on Public Safety AI AIIPISAIAZ AAA DO YD N ms MOM EA EMS, OOOH A £fat | Pipa ili PELE if hd ; i ya en ee nnn scy-aiyrapemeghaerbonye apvanrasvintinies! 7 5 entation 4 ATTRACTIVE SHADES White, Buff, Ivery, Green 1 GAL. OF PAINT MIXES WITH 4-GAL. 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