The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 30, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR =: SOGITY: Nifia deLisa Calleja, Editress LEPHONE 149-J T 2000000600790 OCOOCOOOOO GSO OOOSSOOEOSESOOOOEOOOOS | Junior Club Has , Visitors Leave i Enroute Home | Mr. and Mrs. who had been West with Mr My. and Mr companied by the nelia and Har en route to the Rapids, Mich. They were accompanied on the} trip as far as Miami by Attorney| Harry Luethi, brother. of Mrs.j Herz, who had been spending aj short visit in the city at the} Luethi home. Miss A. Cabot Weds R. Ybarmea The marriage of Miss Alta- gracia Cabot to Rabel Ybarmea,! both of Key West, took place} Saturday at the home of the bride’s parents at’924 Francis} street, with Notary lic rique Esquinaldo, officiat- ing. | Mrs. Buenaventura Perez and; iting in Key] Herz’s parents, ; D. Luethi, ac- children, Cor-, left yesterday! home in Grand, ’ En-| Jr., Fernando Lazo left Cuba this morning for with relatives in Cuba. on a Miss Marina Fernandez was a! | Herz,!s°The-Rriday afternoon social of ; AWARDED FIRST PRIZE OVER Enjoyable Social the Key West Junior Woman’s Club was held last week at the} Woman’s Clubhouse on Division} street, with three charming young! women, Mrs. James Brady, Mrs. Ellis‘England and Mrs. W. B. De-; mperitt, acting as hostesses for the! oecasion. . The clubhouse was in flower decorations, with flowers also as table centerpiece, and . delightful refreshments of colored sand- wiches in pink, green, and yellow and a cool punch were dispensed. Bridge and Michigan were play- ed by the guests, there being twelve tables of games in prog- s, and the social] was much en- ed by members and _ their guests present. Pablo Perez acted as attendants’ for the occasion. and numerous relatives and nds were present at the ceremony to wish Mr. and Mrs. Ybarmea unlimited — happi- ness ESSAY WINNER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL "PEOPLE'S FORUM . eccscecceccocese|! EXPLAINS METHOD TO PAY DELINQUENT TAXES Editor, The Citizen, Key West, Florida. As a subscriber to your paper for many years, and noting with; interest several or more editorials on the subject of “Payment of Delinquent Taxes”, the writer re- quested of the City Council a resolution permitting the delin-| quents to settle their taxes on the} basis of 50% in. city collateral! and 50% in cash. Since the res- olution passed and became a law. several or more have taken ad- vantage of the saving, while a) few have asked for a statement for the purpose of making settle~ ment. For the benefit of those} who do not understand the basis! of settlement, I beg to submit the} following: j Any person, firm or corpora-j tion owing delinquent taxes sub-; sequent to the year 1929, we will; say owes the city an amount ofi $500.00, which means for the} years 1930 to 1934 inclusive. Pay-4 ment in city collateral can be used in the following _ manner: 36°% in bonds or coupons or both, the proportion being $180.00 at/ the rate of cost of bonds with the} tax collettor of 30¢ on the dollar} .00. The proportion. of city} warrants or scrip of 14% or} $70.00 can also be used, and the! balance in cash or 100% as pre- seribed by -the resolution. In checking the above figures: you will find you have saved the’ handsome sum of $126.00 . and; have again placed your property; on the current basis, and-as con-} siderable property holders are ex-| Exemption” the cost or amount! THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | YACHT BALMY DAYS ARRIVES | TOOK BERTH AT MAIN PIER; OF PORTER DOCK COM- PANY YESTERDAY Yacht Balmy Days, home port Swan Island, Me., arrived in port ‘yesterday and berthed at the main| pier ef the Porter Dock company after a cruise in Central and South American waters. The vessel is owned by Charles Henry Wade who with Mrs. Wade anda friend, Mrs. Moseley Kant, tarted the cruise early this year for the purpose of gathering data and material for nevels and ar- ticles. They visited many ports and places of interest and before leav- ing for the United States the last port touched was Puerta Castillo, Spanish Honduras. Cabin Cruiser Baloin, from Tampa, was another arrival yes- terday and berthed at the Porter Deck, NOTICE Doctor Warren will. not have evening office consultations on Thursdays. mar30-3t partial payment will be. accepted and applied to your account until full payment is made. What the council is trying to do is to stim- GIP L SSS SS TO SUSSCRIBERS if you do mot receive your paper by 6:18 o'clock in the afternoen, call telephone 51 and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint boy ig on duty at this office from 6:30 to 7:15 p. m. for the purpose of delivering com- plaints. rielp us give you 100 perceat service by calling 51 if sou de uot receive The Citi- zen. ‘DR. FOGARTY HAS | FOOT AMPUTATED TERDAY IN HOSPITAL AT JACKSONVILLE | | | Mrs. B. D. Trevor, sister of Dr. J. N. Fogarty, received a telegram | yesterday advising the doctor had} undergone an operation in St. | Vincent’s. hsopital in Jaeksonville for removal of the left foot. H period the doctor} a; it is said, and} jat las bone specialist ! ulate the collection of taxes, and] sa! unless the people owing the city come foywa: Tniiediately and accept ee i jucement offered by them I must state as facts that we cannot continue to operate “your city government” without adequate funds. The city has empted under the “Home Owner’s! been giving you fire and _ police} protection, as well as sanitation to Ereceived to-: thatthe doc. is good. | day was to # ter’s gener i (MORE REGISTER FOR ELECTION MONDAY, MARCH oe ubseribe to j DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEC. }™"y business papers TION, JUNE 2, 1936 and also joint eecccccccccsnccccceses wo-velume work For Representative to State’ ,, — ronpacheintany a ‘Beavis ae conemies at New York ol er y and was formerly an For Representative. to State (0° j" ‘he American Insists © Legisiature nKInNg cmnat. e BERNIE C. PAPY \frequent speaker, em monetar a problems. For County J e ROGELIO GO! For County Judge W. CURRY HARRIS For State and County Tax = Collector FRANK H. LADD (For Re-Election) For State and County Tax Collector { JOE C. MCMAHON Supervisor of Registration i JOHN ENGLAND For. Juvenile Judge MRS. JEFF KNIGHT ” For Justice of The Peace Second District ENRIQUE EIEAEDO. } He PIRATES COVE Famous Fishing Camp on Over- sea Highway 20 Miles From Key West DAILY FLICHTS Matecumbe ae Bes Cemeectee Miam: CHARTER ANYWHERE including Havana. Dry tugen, Miami. Naples phone. Key West Matecumbe, Craig 2 | Swimmieg Pool Charming Surroundings Unsurpassed Fishing Exeellent Cuisine Will Be Open Until May 15 For Reservation: Telephone 333 | For Justice of the Peace Second District ABELARDO LOPEZ, JR. ae. For Constable First District CLEVELAND DILLON IT’S PURER! LASTS LONGER! ICE REFRIGERATORS t Fer Constable Second District ENRIQUE MAYG M due on the 1935 roll is very small.| health, without cost, because when Perhaps many will say I owe fur-}1 say without cost you have not ther back than 1930. Well, that! paid your taxes to the city and is easy also. All city taxes owing! the personnel -of these depart- prior to 1930 can be settled for! ments of the city government 30c on ‘the dollar or your saving} having been loyal and continuing of 70%. Again the question may|to do so, they now demand com-! passenger on the Cuba this morn- ing going to Havana for a vaca-) tion with relatives. GIRLS OF STATE SPECIAL OFFER PERMANENT WAVES fwo Permanents * $5 00; | DECIDED JUMP IN REGISTRA- Fy 2 : ae j They’re Economical In a competitive essay and pos-! ter contest conducted by the Flor- ida Orange Festival, which was TION WITHIN PAST FEW WEEKS Captain Joseph Johnson, who! was in Miami for a few days stay,} 100 Per Cent Refrigeration Satisfaction | | ese as returned on the plane yesterday| morning. : W. S. Roberts was an arrival yesterday by plane from Miami, coming to attend the funeral this! afternoon of his mother, Mrs.| Laner Roberts. William R, Porter, president of the First National Bank, re-| turned yesterday morning by plane from Miami where he had been on a brief business visit. Walter Griggs, state director of visual education, left Saturday by plane for Miami after a pleasant visit. held in Winter Haven between January 27 and February 1 of this year, Miss Cynthia Pearlman was awarded first prize for the best essay written by Senior High School girls for the entire state. Professor Horace O’Bryant is in receipt of the following letter: To the Principal, Key West High School. Key West, Florida. Dear Sir: We are enclosing check for $10.00 to the order of Cynthia Pearlman, who was awarded First : Prize in the Senior High Schools Essay Contest. Please extend our congratula- arise by the delinquent that he or she as the case might be that they are unable to pay in full for so many years. Let me state for the benefit of; the public that you can pay to the} city tax collector for any one; year owing the city on the basis, or proportion of the budget for} the year in question, or even aj ND FOR MONROE COUNTY, RIDA. IN PROBATE. e Estate of ETHEL SWEETING, Deceased. TO CREDITORS sand All Persons Demands NOTICE To All Crea pensation from the governing body, and it is up to you to see that the money is forthcoming. Citizens, may I impress on your minds the dire need of your co- operation at this time to come to the aid of the men you have elee- ted to office. They are all busi- ness men and mraking every ef- fort to do their part for the peo- ple; in turn, are the people doing their part in appreciation for Become interested jn diseuss the affairs with your councilmen and mayor, and I am confident they will appre- eiate your interest in assisting them in any way possible to stim- ulate collection of taxes. Are YOU CONCERNED in YOUR city Precinet registration for the coming primary on June 2, has taken a decided jump within the! past few weeks, it was said at the! office of Supervisor John England today. A few weeks ago there were, in! all precincts, about 25 registrations | recorded. Today in two precincts, 5 and 6, there are 177 registra- tions recorded. | Other_precinets sre also show-— ing increases and by the time pre- cinet registration ceases, which will be at. midnight, April 6. it is; expected several hundred more} will have registered. 1 Better Waves, $5.00 and up |, MRS. MILLER 1 407 South Street Phone 574-3: Priced at $20.00 «= EASY TFRMS—1 TREE TRIAL THOMPSON'S ICE CO. ——_1NC_—_—__ Phone No. 8 | BY PLANE FROM KEY WES1 DAYS TO MIAMI Reservations by Phone Telephone 620 Regular Planes, Miami-Key West Airways, Inc. Daily Except Friday RATE, ONE WAY, $7.50 Leave Key West 4 p. m., Ar rive Miami 5:20 p, m. Fast - Comfortable - Safe Make rr Mrs. Anna Guito, who was Estate: spending a short visit in Miami, returned this morning by plane. tions to Miss Pearlman. Thanking you for your coopera- tion, I am, ch of you, are hereby; government. quired to present any Respectfully, J. B. GUTHRIE, S General Manager. employment div! Miss Jeanne Irvin, teacher of}. Seministestion, |) returner S! Home Economies at Key West} } morning by plane from Miami, x . cM after a week end visit with his|2@% School, states that all girls fanily. in the Food classes wrote an e3- sh [say and made a poster and the Frank Fleitas and Arthur Ar-!S#me Was done by pupils in Home ee z A | Economics all over the state. mayor, who were attending a con-/ Mies: canes cama) Saat peiie-cren vention of the Order Caballeros! , yen by Miss Kathleen’ Watkins | sania! de la Luz, in Tampa, returned! Sn, Se dca on 7 this morning on the Steamship} A Cuba. 'ranged for several new projects} - : = |and the enlargement of at least Mrs, Nellie Morris, who was in| another, Jett Saturday afternoon for Miami en route to Jackson- ville, J. Gerry Curti nd demands which you, of * either of you, may have against the W. M. ALBURY, ‘ounty, Florida, to City Auditor io Gomez County | March 30th, 1936. Sounty Courthouse in| County, Florida, within! eis + >, Gate of the first publication there-! warens ll claims and demands net manner prescribed -herein shall double action of : od as provided by law. Dated March 16, A, D. 1936. s OLIVE H. BAKER, tratrix of the Estate of Ethel Sweeting, Deceased. marl6-23-30; apré r -eting, deceased, Key West. Florida, e County, at his of- t calendar months from_ thej ed within the time and in Yield quicker to IF you dont geta thrill ....: we'll pay the bill Miami‘for a stay of several days| with relatives and friends, re-| turned on the plane yesterday. | Mrs, Herberta Leonardy, direc- tor of WPA educational projects! ho.was in Kay: West ess and ‘af- KEY WEST ‘COLONIAL HOTEL in the Center of the Business and Theater District First Class—Fireproof— Sensible Rates BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century . 24 Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embaimer Phone 135 Night 696 W — Garage Elevatar Popular Prices ILISITIIIOTEETI OSM a| | OLD PAPERS For Sale 5 Bundles for 5 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SCHIDTIS ILI FILO IIIS SS. IEVERAL MILLION smokers, men and women, have tried out Double-Mellow Old Golds since our Double-Money-Back offer was announced last October. Less than 1 in 10,000 of these smokers have asked us for a Double-Money-Back check. Yet that check is ready and waiting for any smoker who tells us that Double- Mellow Old Golds did not please him. With nothing to lose and double to gain, why not get that “try-out” pack of “Double-Mellows” today? (Established 1760) P.$.... to get double-your-money-back, plus postage, mail the Oid Gold wrappe: and ten unsmoked cigarettes to P. Lorillard Com- pany, Inc., 119 West 40th Street, New York (City, before May ist, 1936. Furnished two-story house and lot at 1307 White- head street. In exclusive neighborhood. Beautiful view of the sea and overlooking Coral Park For price and terms apply to LP. ARTMAN, The Citizen Office PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS © make tl ath ft TA AT OL LA AA dA dh hd dddddedd IMM LALLLLLiteLleLidd