The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR TODAY’S WEATHER Lo Jast Highest Station— Abilene Atlanta Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Denver Detroit Huron Jacksonville K. City KEY WEST Little Rock Le ngeles Louisville Miami Minneapolis New Orleans 6: New York 5 Pensacola Pittsburgh St. Louis Salt Lake Cit Seattle Tampa Normal Mean Rainfali* Ss. | eastern Moon rises Moon sets Tomorrow's Tides A.M. 9:50 3:16 ter 8 a. m. today: 30.11. PM 11:11 4: High - WEATHER FORECAST Vednesday) Vicinity: Partly nd Wednesday, nuch ¢ ange, ly winds. BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME!) Serving Key West Half Century 24 Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embaimer Phone 135 Night 696-v | Ohio Vall ‘ middle }} i | ———— | Floriaa: Par | bt last 24 hours and Wednesd in extreme south portion; north al tonight; ! Wednes- y in extrem } West-central portions j in north portion sonville jand East Guif to Florida Straits Moderate easterly | uth becoming south- partly and portion and portion; er tonight ith scattered show- ) portion. WEATHER CONDITIONS The has moved rapidly western disturbance the north } | | | int |to the Rio Grande H jover the far western § |the northern hig rable intensity, outhward over the ntral Plzin: h pressure area, jofc has mov-! northern : s high over south- Jacksonville, . Light to mod- oceurred during! from Colorado Plains rd to the lower Rio Grande in the middle Mississippi and north Atlantic w in the Lake re- res have risen and are ab- morning in the }sure continu 30.26 in ain has 24 hours centre gion. Tem; in southern di Atlan there ha to colder in the | and upper Mis { readings conside: om the Dakotas the e Superior . reporting bly below freez- eastward er ‘ Huron, a mini- .;mum of 18 degrees. KEN Official in € | This Liquid Kills Skin Itch Quicker Containing six kinds of itch kill- | ing medicines, Imperial Lotion y urge. G | pores to reach and | eczema, rash, tetter, common itch. Two s, 35¢ and $1. ~ WELCOME FIREMEN! J. G. KANTOR’S, Inc. Exclusive Men’s Store ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” ~ WELCOME FIREMEN! We'll do our part to while in show you a good time Key West BE SURE TO VISIT The Garden of Roses PENA’S PLACE Thomas Street Between ed and Fleming eee. STOTT TH COTE, To EC hhh kha dd hada dh added Welcome Firemen WHO ARE HOLDING THEIR CONVENTION The wi ee IN KEY WEST Karl 0. Thompson SHERIFF SII ISS SS TS: THE FIREMEN! | Hi || eeecceecccccccccccccoccs : EVANGELIST MYRTLE SNAIR | nd pres- - Today In History|! j founding of Ron States | to, war on Spain. region, ' Vera Cruz to maaintain order. ‘ing our recent bereavement, flows freely into skin folds and i, j| WANTED FOR } | TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. Ap- | REFRIGERATION REPAIRING CONDUCTING -REVIVAL | | THE-KEY WEST CITIZEN POLITICAL = 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS | DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEC TION, JUNE 2, 1936 e oS Representative to State 'g Birthdays PERSONAL MENTION Ac aieeiaicasaeacacaes Mrs. Grace Hilton, who was ; spending a while in Miami, was a j returning passenger by plane this morning. Today Dr. Perey W. Bridgman of} \ Harvard, noted physicist, born at! Cambridge, Mass., 54 years ago. { Franeis H. Brownell oi Green- wich, Conn., chairman of the; board, American Smelting Com-! «Mrs. Ora L. Jones and daughter ae born at Little Compton. N.; Miss Alice, left over the highway Saturday Night Plans for a benefit dance Junior Woman's Club has been ar- ranged for Saturday Raul’s Clab on the Boulevard Mrs. W of the club, rangements night at Reservations |For Representative to ‘State Legislature T. S. CARO , 69 years ago. Dr. Clarence- A. Barbour, presi dent of Brown’ University, Prov idence, R. I, born at Hartford Conn., 69 years ago. Dr. Francis P. Ganies, {of Washington -anad Lee Univer. sity, Virginia, born at | West, S. C., 44 years ago. Legislature BERNIE C. PAPY (For Re-Election) For County Judge ROGELIO GOMEZ A revival is now in gress at Pentecostal Mission ard is being conducted by Evangelist Myrtle Snair, shown above. Services began en Sunday evening and ac- cording to Rev. William Skondeen, pastor of the church, there have been large crowds in attendance the first two evenings. { = Rt. Rev. For County Judge j Catholic W. CURRY HARRIS For County Judge RAYMOND R. LORD bishop of Galveston, years ago. Princess Elizabeth of i aia meter ae sion to the British throne For State and County fraxtccccs peste ago. Collector FRANK H. LADD (For Re-Election) For Sheriff RALPH B. PINDER ROY E. FULFORD For County Commissioner B. C.—Date of legendary am Lincoln volun- s Hawk ain by his own} Sam Houston and his | army defeated the Mexi- n battle of San Jacinto and tablished independence of Tex- 1898—United States declared 1914—U. S. Marines landed at CARD OF THANKS We take this means of express- ng our sincere thanks for the many kind acts extended us dur- the h of our beloved one, Geraldo to those who gave the} the donors of beautif ul floral tributes and essages of sympathy, we are jindeed grateful. We assure one and all that their kindness will never be forgotten. pr21-1tx THE FAMILY. CLASSIFIED COLUMN WANTED TO RENT T WINTER,| > months, Dec.-April inclusive, furnished bungalow with all modern conveniences, prefer- ably near the water. Address full information regarding etc., Bungalow, care The apr21-5t lan in JAVA ‘HEAD Comedy” asd ‘Short Reél 3 Matinee 5-10¢ © For Sheriff KARL O. THOMPSON (For Re-Election) president : Due Christopher E. Byrne, !Tex., born at Byrnesville, Mo., 69, tion of a Guide to Florida which {¢. York, | niece to the King and second inj ‘Sunday morning for Miamj en ™mede by calling phone 6¥1-J | route to join Mr. Jones at sigagt ;pano. Miss Alice will. after {short stay in Pompano, go to visit »| relatives in the Carol’nas and then * Dance For Visitors , to ‘Washington to visit her sister. T ig | Mrs. William Hoffman. | | One i the enjoyment i Mrs. Ethe] B. Kimball, widely, and others who j known writer.and compiler of in- ‘formative data, is in Key West ‘or the purpose of securing infor- mation to be used in a new e events arranged fi . of visiting firemen os tne Gis seme ohetrict in the Center visit Theater are Big Vis orrew anc Firet Clase —f -reproei — Sensibie Rates this city is to be given even Cuban Club en Duval street Musi¢ for edi- will Thome A large is anticipated the affair Tommy jand his erchestra. | she has issued annually. iurnished by ROY E. FULFORD sient County Commissioner SPECIAL OFFER ——on— 1 tendance Anna May Wong-Elizabeth Al- | ‘For State and County Tax! - Collector JOE C. MCMAHON WELCOME! For County Commissioner VISITING .FIREMEN Fifth District W. A. PARRISH For County Commissioner Second District MARCOS A. MESA and Furniture Store For County Commissioner Second District BRAXTON B. WARREN WE EXTEND A WORD | OF WELCOME TO FLORIDA FIREMEN | Who Are Here For For Juvenile Judge | Their Annual Convention MRS. JULIETTE RUSSELL |! PEARLMAN’S, Inc. “Quality Shop” For Juvenile Judge MRS. JEFF KNIGHT Bor diveetle Judge FRANK O. ROBERTS For Juvenile Judge EVA B. WARNER ‘Supervisor of Registration i JOHN ENGLAND — | 4 HEARTY ‘WELCOME En Guiieeat thee 4 fou OF NSecond District || STATE FIRE LADDIES ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, i IR. H D. ARONOVITZ Department Store For Justice of the Peace Second District | ABELARDO LOPEZ, JR. | For Constable : First District CLEVELAND DILLON | ORIENTAL PHARMACY | MISCEL!.ANEOUS AW FILER and TOOL ARPENER. Jas. D. Rob- , Jr., 321 Catherine -street. apr] 1-Lmox FOR RENT ply 1120 Grinnell street. april WHY SEND YOUR UNITS OUT! —If I guarantee my service? When you want a guarantee service on your refrigerator, | eall 268 or 685-J. E. Martinez. apri3-1mo } radio and ceiling fan bed with iepaoncapor eral has sofa AIR CONDITIONED COCKTAIL LOUNGE . 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