The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 13, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Deeecesevevecvescsscccceessscccesccesescoeoececes! - SOCIETY : ialesiel die Gn Honeymoon Mr. Char were and M engers on pas he ) o'clock en route morni yesterday a Pete in to honey- moon. Mrs. remembered by friends in Key Marion B. Hull, « for the WPA Key West Orr. Mr. circle of friend here for a brief weeks ago. Everready Star Club Arranges Meeting West ager in B. a he was vacation several ation John made admi Directo ett th Bric also when ‘There will = a meeting of the Everready St » held tomor- row afternoon, ginning ) o’clock, at the home . Fred Knapp on Simonton A request Y attendance of me OED: St. | ing their r a large | Mesdames Baker And Thompson Had Guests Mrs. Homer Dickson, president of the League of Democratic Vot- ers of Dade county, and Mrs. W. Sigler, executive ember of the league, visitors in K West were guests M Harr; and Mrs. Godfrey Thompson, stay. Another guest, cousin hostesses, was Mrs. De ders, who accompanied the othe on their visit to th the interests of Chappell £1 the Sau <ter Junior Woman’: Club i To Meet Tomorrow | There will be ab ing of the Junior W held tomorrow afternoon, ning at 4:30 o'clock. at the | house on Division street. accord- ing to announce toda All members be in attendance 4 much importance to the tion will be taken it is stated. man’s | ent mare are requé as busi (meeting, ‘PERSONAL MENTION eocccececcoce Mrs. Joseph Mondul let terday for Mfami where she will spend a visit with Mr. Mondul’s mother. yes- Gilbert Joh former Key Wester but who has been making his home in Miami a number of years, was a vi in Key West last week and left Satur afternoon for Miami. Lawrence Sov senting Wallace manufacturers of pliane alewski. and repre- Tiernan, vical ap- on a brief bus turday for elec who w left 10 was briefly Key W with her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Harry Richardson and looking after the home on Newton street, left yes- terday a Perky and this morning to leave for M*- ami. s. Will Bae ernoon for Mr. and Mrs. were arrivals day for a visit w mother, Mrs. Ivan other relatives. William Cordero Miami yester- Mr. Cordero’s Elwood and fro Mr. and Mrs. A Jr., and Miss rthur McIntosh, ne McIntosh, who were spending a while with their father, Arthur McIntosh, . terday afternoon Miam route to their home in Chicago. for en Miss Ruth Rose Galey, student at Mary Baldwin College in Vir ginia, arrived this morning to re- main for several weeks recuperat- recent illness. She was accompanied by her father. ITALIAN SHIP TO BE DRYDOCKED ing from a WARBLER TAKES ON FUEL PREPARATORY TO TAK. ING VESSEL IN TOW Wrecking T into dock g yarbler came at the Porter eomnany, After n aapolied the tug returned to the It ship Od Ness to tow the s The Maddele atur . 1 Warbler ations Suni vessel this morning the bunkers had bee for fuel oi Maaddetena in readi- » drydock. aground | off Bar suoy vag.ng oper Wednesday ed, was he stear Texas . Ita er stores. purpose of the crew in aground on 3 ip was en route ports to Genba_ and h cotton and oth- ne here for the a member of al and ran fron MORE FUNDS FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS Red Cross contribytions date are shown to be just a few dollars more than 50 percent of the quota of $500 set for Key Wes! Pre’ Carl Bervaldi .... Miss Louisa Scheurer to acknowledged $271.54 1.00 1,00 | Subscribe to The Citizen. eoecccecoece !Pan American Mi- ian Steam- | eeecccece Frank Cur Ke West for a few ¢ and meeting relatives friends, leit yeste: who was in '$ on business and old Miami. lay. £01 J. E. Yonge, attorney Airway arrival this morning and planned to return to Mia his afternoon, for the| was busine an on Miss Lora Lock, WPA direc of woman’s work in Key West and morning for a it with the local ¢g roups| y B. Peacock was an West Saturday ev j Ning over the highv with relatives and friends. Dan Chappell, candidate for governor. and m W. Getzen, candidate for state trea: pete yesterday afternoon for Mi, Mrs. A'melia Olivieri left terday afternoon for Miami few in Miami on __ busi re, with the intention| ng Thursday. yes-! Robert W. by mother, left thi way for several day ami. MY. and Mrs, ac companied by Geo thei wo s and Leander, were is in Key West from Plantat at the week-end ster in Kev West. . and| on Southard) | = ‘CUBA BRINGS IN 55 PASSENGERS VESSEL ALSO BRINGS THIR-! TEEN TONS OF FREIGHT FOR KEY W:ST amship Cuba, of the lo. s this Pe- company, arrived | morning from Tampa and St. tersburg with two first and j second class passener ; West; 50 for d two passen: for Havana. Pa . B. sengers for Key West were: Jones, Jane Halmby, S. Gar- The vessel also bro 13 tons freight and 179 We vana two tons of f: of mail Ha- ght and 2 tor Key and took sacks of mail. Steamship Colorado, of | Clyde-Mallory Lines, arrived o’elock yesterday morn New York, sailed 9:30 o’clock for discharged fre Tamp Atthe first SNIFFLE.. Quick!—the unique aid for preventing colds. Especially de- signed for nose and upper throat, where most colds start. VICKS VATRO-NOL i 30¢ double quantity 50¢ it {tion he | for some time, then in the employ | dropped in one night r jof this j years, 'tion j have it j clection to office. jin which the governor should have} declared now : for a visit | been impeached is for his practice: People of Florida to forever stamp | lof handing out undated itions with appointments to office. jputs the offi | chief executive. | ing to the slot machine proceeds, P. and one Key; second THE KEY WEST CITIZEN iB. PATY SCORES GOVERNOR SHOLT FOR ACTIVITIES ' (Continued ft from | Page One) ‘parent at Philadelphia. To realize the situation, as far] as the President is concerned, lis only necessary to recall the! | CANDIDATE FOR CHIEF EXEC- speculation during the winter as’ z to how far he had “slipped,” in UTIVE’S CHAI F T ppe | sc R REFERS TO his hold upon the vote There} MANY OTHER THINGS IN Ap.! was considerable surface agitation | for “Jeffersonian Democrats” to get behind another leader and talk | was heard of various senators who j would cause a great deal of trou. ble during the campaign. Th esont state administration! Have ({°% 05% Gecivated: aud, despite pen discharged for daring to {Various attacks on parts of the Pc neree . =f Administration he! program. the for him, were’) s night by B. F.| Democrats will be found shoulder- = “ to-shoulder behind Mr. Roosevelt. governér, inj =. thing de-} Senator Vandenburg of a ents of Governor Dave} gan, listed as one of the possibli and the state administra: ‘ties of the Republican erence had yet delivered. jhas been furnishing most of the known opposition te the A‘dministration{ lately. Mr. Vandenburg broke in-| commission, | to the news. by fighting the Flor-| cently to, ida Inter-coastaal Canal and the} Palm | Passamaquoddy project, by ins st-| Beach and the next day he was;ing upon publicity given his ,”’ he said. “A}AAA checks and by sp'rited critic-| eland who is my ard-jism of the executive practice er took it upon him-|starting large projects on s' to lnd:e some details of ar- While it observers take! ts for the meeting in the view that the Republicans in| hough I warned himj Congress, as a group, have ren- t him his job, and was! dered very ineffective opposition,| , fired by the state high-' this statement does not apply to ’ department. Such tyrannical: Mr. Vandenburg. It is houcht in.our state government that he would be acceptable_ ken up. Senator Borah although they dif- I intend to draw the line be-: fer on international policy. The! fore the people of this state to, Michigan senator favors concerted see whether present governor action with other powers in ai e can perpetuate him-; ques World Ce for the next four’ while Mr. Borah’s isolationist pro-| whether this pres- gram limits our cooperation to/ tem of waste and despoi this hemisphere. Mr. Brandenburg is to continue and to has all along consistently dis- whether we shall continue with couraged any candidacy and there] this two jeb man practice. I am: are those who say that he thinks| in the center of attack by this! 1940 will be a better ye: | pre nt administration and I am ud of the fact that I do not upport. I do not want; | I will not have it, if it was} asase ffered to me and meant my! He assured his hearers that hej ” {would make a renouncement prior ‘to election that state employes} could go to the polls and not ask| the governor or anyone else how} they shall mark their ballots. He s the time for the} DRESS IN MIAMI SATURDAY Sp i MIAMI, ances cial t whe Citizen) April 13.—Two in-! which employes of the how told here Paty, for most noun Sholtz “A young man I have of the state racing visit at my home in W ge, man in La‘ sums. office to see in ent sj | 2 sag ay going into the pockets of the “racketeers in Brooklyn and Ta!la-| De of th g that “if any governor hi ever deserved the present aid one instance; ; impeachment, | $overnor, * Paty is out of existence the spoils sys-j ‘tem in our government, and he charged that a legi Ti resigna- | “Can you imagine a governor handing out appointments wv " : Pa aying to his appointees, h was simply “hog tied ose trust and confidence in the two job man practice. you, and on the other hand giv-! He proposed that a constitution- ing them undated resignations,” “al amendment be adopted by the he said. is practice simply People of the state making it an [aati At | Washington’ WPA OFFICIALS j Boos of disapproval will be z, it ARRIVE BY COAST GUARD PLANE FOR CONFERENCE WITH DIRECTOR ORR W. A. MeMullen, assistant WPA director for the state, and Frank Ingraham, Tampa today for These officials arrived by coast guard plane this morning for ; conference s D. projects BE. RIFLE CLUB WILL LOST—Pair of — MEET TOMORROW 4 A meeting of the in regard tol pit fle Club, now Nati eo ‘| has been called for 8 ‘o’eloc morrow of the local WPA. charter | organized club has ved ciation, and for i Charles to! the cl he charter tivities of the club will be sed. ; the reont , the iner “| CVERSEAS COMPANY GET MAIL CONTRACT Continued from Page One) istant, Hollon Ber hand, daily delivery will in the end prove the other mail, that days, oe aldom of this state impeachable at the merey of every whim of’the | Crnor to require an undated resig- nation of any appointee. Following his addre flocked to the speakers {congratulate him yith such ex-} pressions as “You a telling the | truth—drive thpse crooks out of | Tallchassee,” and “You have my vote—so that an honest man can} have a chance.” MONROE THEATER Shirley Tenzple and John Boles a THE LITTLEST REBEL Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c: Night: 15-25 In previous addresses in referr- ‘aty has said “the slot machine, aking nya out of the legitim- ate channels of business and send- ing it to the racketeers in the north,” but in his address here he boldly charged that the money is Burns Blisters, Scraiches, eic. Torelieve soreners= i hasten healing—hi slp prevent infection—ap; Resinol offense for the gov-} | wall \ Al, scores j ‘nice fellow. H and to} ———-—- Orr better Key find it so. With point out, it will not be necessar = to divert hundreds | packages to come by the way of Tampa, ca: nor will letters mailed "clock Thursday afternoon be de-| livered in Monday. Now is. Several packages mailed in Mi- ;ami Thursday Easter Varrivine thi “If you can’t think you wait for Herbert, like a. SECOND SHEETS—500 for § CARD OF THANKS ] We wish to express our appre-| ON VISIT HERE sted us at . the vement, the ill- our beloved whe soe kindly a: time of eur bere: nes: id death o father, Mr. Joseph V. Albury. To those who gave the ise of their cars, the donors of the beautiful J mio re SALEM. ciation to our family and friends! vets 5 slap once in a while OBrien. Mrs Olga MONDAY Per R=FUSES DIVORCE Mass Everybody floral tribut end expressions of sympath We assure one and al! th: ful their kindness will never be for- ing med 1tx THE FAMILY. the West director is of district, in Key CLASSIFIED COLUMN Sc eececcseosseseosecsecs Lost y a Thom- the Director to look over West. with and in Key tortoise shell spectacles. Very liberal re- ward if returned te 613 Caro- line street. apr13-1t Key West WANTED aifiliated with Rifle Association, to- ion AGENTS wanted to sell Mutual » Insurance in oldest and largest company of its kind in the State. OPERATING UN- DER SUPERVISION OF IN- SURANCE DEPARTMENT. Maximum benefits up to 000. evicting emium $1.00. rs Write for onal night in the recrea the recently just been re- National Rifle this reason Thompson, -president of x, called the meeting, With here, it is expected for from the Ah apr13-1t ANY, Jacksonville, MAL= Hildebrandt Fla. “HELP WANTED MAN for coffee route. $45-a-week opportunity. Automobile given as bonus. Write Albert Mills, 142 Monmouth, Cincinnati, 0. aldi, apr13-itx are sa all on MISCEL!.ANFOUS of classes of EXPERT SAW FILER and TOOL SHARPENER. D. Rob- ‘ts, Jr., 321 Catherine street. apr] 1-1mox! confident eventually stem. and are West will the new system, they 774 CD LL LI A SE SS of parcel post FOR R=NT A TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. Ar ; : sevecall ong delay; of | Ses a5) Ply 1120 Grinnell street. aprl | as the case REFRIGERATION “EPAIRING WHY SEND YOUR UNITS OUT & —lIf I guarantee my service? When you want a guarantee ® service on your refrigerator, 4% call 268 or 685-J. E. Martinez. 4 mar12-1mo % soe. § or delivery for Sunday, were in the mail morning go for a FOR SALE advises a physician. Now. The Artman Press. flows freely Pores to reach and kill itchy eczema, rash, tetter, ringworn common itch. Two sizes, EOCLILLASL ISS EP OLD PAPERS Se ccccccescececesesseseeseseseseseeeses 5 Bundles for aug? “WOMOTOIIOISILI ITS SS. we are-indeed grate- ‘This Liquid Kills Skin Itch @ateter Containing six kinds of cee $5.00 Better Waves, $5.90 and ap MRS. MILLER Seuth-Street Pucne 574-3! ines into Imperia skin Over-Sea Transpertation Co., Inc. REGULAR AND RELIABLE FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN Key West and Miami NOW MAKING DELIVERIES AT KEY WEST ——ON—_ PUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS WE FURNISH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE OFFICE: 813 CAROLINE STREET TELEPHONES 68 AND 92 SITTIN For Sale 25 in bundle 5c THE KEY WEST CITIZEN * | Near ae i aa Ie DO ROLLA “Well what are you waiting for?” you risk nothing _ you get double your money back if DOWBLE-MELLOW OLD GOLDS don't win yous DOUBLE-MONEY-BACK OFFER inettect since Oct. 6, 1935 Furnished two-story hoase and lot at 1307 White- | head street. of the sea and overlooking Coral Park For price and terms apply to L. P. ARTMAN, The Citizen Office In exclusive neighborhood. Beautiful view ! oz Residence 1309 Whitehead Street | secccccccccce o escese Smoke half a pack of Doutble- Mellow Old Golds. If you're not pleased, mail us the wrapper and the remaining ten cigarettes at any time within 30 days from this ‘date, and’we'll send you double the price you paid for the full package, plus postage: (Signed) P., LORILLARD COMPANY, Inc. (Established 1760) 119 West 40th Street, New York City “ne CELL JACKETS OF DPHANE seal-in the goodne:s