The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1934, Page 2

ie ey to produce pictures in colonst~ ‘subject, toward which some ecutions and suicide have the. ranks of gangland's 7 me his fate was “Baby hot to death in a gun bat- e Green, Tommy Carroll, Howard an » Charles Makely, Clyde Bar- row, Nelson, and others were shot to death by officers of the law. Verne Sankey and illie Sharkey committed suicide in pri- s Harty Pierpont was elecirocuted. The Touhy and “Machine Gun” Kelly gangs went to the penitentiary. Many lesser criminals met similar fates. = if the thousands of other criminals now at large could be brought to realize $y 4 ‘that crime doesn’t pay, and death or im- prisomment are its only rewards, greater ¢ suppression of crime might ately, it seems that as soon © is put out of the way up to take his place. RELIGION PACES THE BOARDWALK Persons who have been so “sure” that the churches are losing their grip would | have had the pleasure of changing their minds if had been at Atlantic City during the recent General Convention of ‘| the Protestant Episcopal church. Adrian W. Phillips in his accounts of events and hotel mews as seen from his look-out at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall furnished some interesting sidelights of the church convention. .Phere was record attendance of men |#f “The resort has taken on a noes. j aspect, crowds throng the board- “between the sessions to wi ir; | visit the interesting exhibits of ising,” he wrote, and he ‘zelated ‘| that one of the principal national indus- boardwalk to a display of Holy the House of Bishops during their stay at _; the hotel. ‘Fron: all accounts Atlantic City is all the old time resorts in the coun- popularity and it is most interesting ; ote the progress of religion at the re- | cent gathering. finer boliday gift then 2 secs sioeeet at iy will emcecrage teem ow Sememe GEE: educate them te realize the «ater af 2 duller Safeguard the futere sf reer te ew prietors being held. Editorial Comment: From thei gate = some Key Westers have gone} *' 7” ‘ hod making’ thats Ciena oe yesterday and many visitors went 5 chases, they cannot expect deliv-| #® the aquarium to see the,beau- : j ery until some time after New/ ‘ful creature. { i OTTTITITIII TT Ty Year's, ~The ttain arriving this ‘morning ae ey brought 94 passengers and that of - Now another opportunity is te oat oth aiereaen brought 132. re be given basketball fans to see two| Most of them took passage by P.} “> = fast and good teams in action. To-)n¢ 0. boat this morning for Ha- fae with slowly rising temperature to- morrow night the Public Utilities ay i 5 Mrs. C. C. Symonette has just | ——-——— team and the received notice from her son, Hastings Roberts, that he has CLudke bud bene appointed assistant foreman nt of the letic Club and lovers of the sport are looking forward to a great game. The last time these quin- tets met the Benedicts won by one} of the Sedan Departme: point in a fast and furious match.’ Ford Motor plant at Jersey City, The Public Utility players are de-|New Jersey. as mee Gift For The Family - That Last Thre The Years CYPRESS LAWN FURNITURE: Cdeudenhudahiuheudeubende nih hhh hh hth 1 Single Chair Double Char -_______ Child's Chair Bench He never lias to’ be defrosted. He never thumps or whirrs. He always saves you dollars and cents. CALL NO. 8 FOR PURE ICE IGE REFRIGERATORS Made of AH Metal—Equipped With WATER COOLERS They’re Economical! 100 Per Cent Refri tioh Satisfacti Priced at $30 and $35 | EASY TERMS—10 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL secocesesecesea: Rocking Chair - MIRBORS—FANCY—FOUR BEAUTIFUL DESEO TO SELECT FROM __ = OC hedhuhe dh chuduleud Chou MODERN CLASSIC FANCY GLASSW4EEOOeEEEE Gee. wea VITORS:; BOWLS, ETC. Single Pieces $l 2 Piece Sets 3 Piece Sets * IVORY CHINAWARE—16 Piece Sete—¢ Pinten + Ome ‘$1.00 Saucers, 4 Cereals, per set — Open Until 7 P. M. Pinar meme emt a amnnueannn ase ncyaimeyens nme stants Sonar menage ame nema rls son ne in MOLE FS MEE EME ME EME EE EAE PE ie