The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 17, 1934, Page 1

home. ‘| are heisgeared for throughout the Fia., Germany, ite a weekly in Over 4,000 of these children United ites, Benefits are ral until the child is 16 years of age. President Roosevelt, a member of the Improved Order of Red Men. has several times commended the membess on their efforts in be- half: of the children, and is an jardent believer in the Improved; Order of Red Men and Degree of{ art-; Pocahontas as a fraternal organ-} 44 in about 10 feet of water site of four feet ization FIVE PASSENGERS _ ARRIVE ON PLANE: JU-} | SAME NUMBER DEPART: NTECOOE | Arriving on-the plane of SUR ree ‘ fami Were Sheri 0. Tihomeasm, Attorweys Win. Albury and J. Lancelot Lester, the FERA; B. C. Papy and Hen- ty R. Marsh. On the return trip in the aft- ernoon were Julius F. Stone, Jr., FERA administrator; Wm. R. Porter, president First National Bank; Lieutenant W. B. Jackson, U. S. N., officer in charge of the naval station; Henry R. Marsh and Henry L. Geisler. FLORIDA BRINGS — ~ T28PASSENGERS STEAMER CUBA LEFT SATU DAY NIGHT FOR MOBILE FOR OVERHAULING Steamship Florida arrived from Havana Saturday with 102 first elass passengers and three seeqnd class for Key West and 20 first! class and three second for Tampa. | {OF the 128 arrivals there were 41! aliens, t The Florida sailed 6:30 o'clock! for Tampa with 31 passengers and! t f pesatalt vt AMD Ecat wes comet crm C. B. Treadway, head of the state: road department and Governor Daye Sholtz. SS FELLOWS AND PYTHIAN ORDERS PAY VISIT AT On Saturday evening a joint meeting of the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows was held at the About 12 women are being enj-; Pythian building on Fleming x + Honor guests at this meeting rice de but are needed to continue the work.j. At this time many of the women —— Geand Lodge of the Ong are having to stand while carry-} dese ing on the employment. H The meeting was presided over If there are any citizens who: by District Deputy Grand Chancel- can donate a chair or several/lor J.- Frazier Pinder of the chairs, or lend them. the action| Knights of Pythias, who welcom- will be appreciated by the admin-}ed the visitors on behalf of the istration, it is stated. Those uiho fder. baad to comply may call the Prop") Deputy Grand Master Enrique erty custodian. | Esquinaldo extended an Material being used in this sew- welco: hi ing project are from the surp'us' —— ane on apa of the Odd Poh: commodities, purchased by the: government. NEGRO DEFEND. ARRAIGNED TODA j Mr. Walters made a report on jthe recent meeting of the Sov- jereign Grand Lodge. He told of the conditions of the order gen- erally and of the benefits to be tived from the recently enacted | legislation. { Judge Petteway, representing tthe Supreme Chancellor. gave an SAMUEL KELLY HELD FOR: iMspiring address on the subject jot “Friendship.” TRIAL AT NEXT TERM OF (| his”Wwas the first meeting of ‘ ‘@RiMINAL COURT || such @natyse toberheld in this | eity and the members expressed ecueeosapea as being highly pleas- ed with its success, intt 5 Samuel Kelly. colored, was tak-! i 01 2 NEW: ARRIVAL AT. | 0 FOR'S HO Mr. and Mrs. George M.» Fox announce the birth of a son F At the hearing the evdience}day at the home, 711 Francis educed wa= sufficient to warrant eet. Mother and babe are do- the committing magistrate in hold- ‘ing nicely. ing the accused under bond of $50 The youngster weighed seven for trial at the next term of crim-}and a half pounds. He has been imal court. named Jack Myron. Ro give time ago and he was sucessful in evading arrest until week before last when he was apprehended and lodged in county jail. To The Public Notice is hereby given to all overators of motor driven wehicles, that positive instructions have m to the police to make arrests for every violation of the following pro- ¥isions of the traffic orders: 1. Any motor driven vehicle found on thie streets of the Gity of Key West without the proper muffler, cut-out, or ether noise suppressing device. 2. Any car stopping in the’ middle of the street, there- by obstructing traffic, engaging in conversation, and other- wise. 3. Exceeding the speed limit on the streets pecially in turning corners. The public has been freauently warned by notices from me published in The Citizen. The police have given personal notices to motorists, and they have been warned frequently. No further notice will be given. I personally reouesting the police judge to be severe @s it appears to me that these offences are being committed Niitsiy aed ic Gitinnts af the ince WILLIAM H. MALONE, Mayor. and ¢s- hearty | OF O1L COMPANY ISLAND CITY i E. Herper, chief lubrication en- gineer of the Texas Oil Company. with headquarters in Atlanta, and‘ the company, in Miami, were in, Key West last weck ‘with Mrs. NOW BEING CARRIED G8 Harper and Mrs, Pepper. They were guests of Charles; Taylor, manager of the Porter Dock Company, which represents the company locally, and of Fred! Ruter, chief electrician at Key West for the Florida East Coast Railway company, and Mrs. Rutct. After enjoying two delightful days with their hosts the perty left over the highway Saturday for ; Miami, | habibtatuion is gomg on weer has been for several tennis courts et tbe All of the area of ff beg reseded and beng pu perfect shaze im readiness for be opening of the hote! cx Deroemeer In former years wea the & was being operated the Cum Me frime coufts were the 00 | many exciting comes: ane the aim of Manager Peter So ‘to have the“seme eerulimg ‘teresting set comtes.. turamg “te Season. vc ORGANIZATION TO BE HEARD =a ON SEVERAL STREETS OF KEY WEST Plans bave been completed the appearance of the Boos: Band section of the Southern E tertaimers. for the first time sin {the organjzation has been perfect jed. bs FIFTY THOUSAND Sais UF While it has not been szid im what patticular parts of the city jthe band will appear the members ili be out tonight and will be heard on Fleming, Division and | Duval streets. The leader of the organization | jtags and receives $4 234 28S 55 iieg them duting thin gow ep te AP fee Dec. 1. whes the 1935 ap oe ign eale Seal ‘or the same eres me we the exception of the caps, and jthey will be-on the streets “it j regalia. j OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING ; ,at the door of every vacant room |in Key West. It is asking for ac. ‘commodations for the large num- ber of strangers who will visit) _ Key West within the next few) |weeks, Be prepared is the mes- sage it brings to you, offering a large reward for a small invest- ment. If you need odd pieces or! rooms and homes furnished com- plete, it will be a pleasure for us to assist you in any way that can. You will fimd our stock! | modern and up-to-date with prices! and terms that will please you. | LONG’S FURNITURE STORE. deciT-it F the nerve ‘WITH WAGNER'S “PRIDE OF FLORIDA” BEER. IT’S HEALTHFUL, STRENGTH GIVING, MELLOW ANt