The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN sjeiond TENDER POPPY i LEAVES TODAY "aake ee andl ane e COCcoececcerseveceseeses | vecesecvececeeceseeesoes THOUGHT GEMS | Today's eeee| Anniversaries © ences Commencement Exercises Held terday afternoon by plane for al | business visit in Miami, At Convent Conmencement exercises of the, Convent of Mary Immaculate were held last evening, beginning at 6:30 o'clock, on the grounds of that institution. with a large num- ber in attendance. The class roll was made up of the following student: Beulah Alice Brant Beatrice Carbonell, Louisa Mary Delaney, Margaret Mary Dion, Mary Frances Ellsworth, Evange line Dolores Gomez, Lillian Dor. etta Lujan, Norma Townsend Morgan, Alice C, Sweeting Parks, Cornelia Ricketts, Georgina Rivas, O’Dell Margaret Wicker. Motto: Onward. Class colors: Purple and White. The following is the program that was rendered on the occasion. Processional Largo Greeting , Martha Handel Mendelssohn Graduates Here Last Evening’ | Salutatory { Louisa Mary Delaney {Calm as the Night... Bohm ; Moonlight Serenade .Drigo | High Schoo! Choral Class | Prelude G Minor, Op. 23, No. 5 | Rachmaninoff { Margaret Mary Dion Valedictory Mary Frances Ellsworth CONFERRING OF GRADUATING HONORS | Gold Medal for M. F. Ellsworth Donor: Convent Alumnae {Gold Medal for Church History esr nat sesceeeeeeeM. M. Dion | Donor: Rev. Chidwick and Mr. Felton | Medal for Citizenship | Address: Reverend W. | S.J. Pastor of St. Me the Sea. J. Reagan, ar of Dance Tonight At Habana-Madrid Chet Brownagle and his Miami Biltmore orehestra will fill the second night of their en- gagement at the Habana - Madrid Club with a big dance tonight starting at 10:00 o'clock, The affair last 11-piece evening was largely attended. A splendid floor| Grand Master W. F, Hanson, of | show was given by the visiting Pensacola, and this last appoint; orchest here with zation, a. A lady singer is also this musical organi- Highest Lowest Mean z Normal Mean . 85 .02 Ins. -16 Ins. 4 Yesterday’s Precipitation ‘Yomorrow’s Tides A.M. High 9:32 Low coon 2:46 Barometer 8 a. m, today: Sea level, 29.92. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m,, Thursday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with occasional showers Thursday; gen: tle to moderate northeast to east winds, Florida: Partly cloudy, local showers Thursday and along the east coast tonight. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate north- east to east winds and partly over-|! cast weather tonight and Thurs- €ay with occasional showers. | as WEATHER CONDITIONS _' The western low pressure area §&"centered this morning over the east-central Rockies, Denver, Col,. 29.68 inches,» and overspreads most of the Plains and Rock Mountain Stataes, and pressure i also low over the Canadian Mari- time Provinces, Eastport, 29.74 inches, and relatively low 4 over southern Florida, Key West 29.92 inches; while areas of high pressure, erested over _ Ontario and the Pacific States, cover the remainder of the country, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., 30.40 inches, and Roseburg, Oregon, 30.18 inches. Scattered showers have occurred during the last 24 hours along the Gulf coast, in the At- lantie States, northern and ex- treme eastern Lake region, South Dakota, and Montana, being heavy at Pensacola, Fla. 2.08 inches. ‘ There has also been light rain on the north Pacific coast. Temperatures have fallen from the Lake region eastward to the Atlantic coast, with freezing in northern Michigan and light frost in the upper Ohio Valley; while elsewhere throughout the country readings are generally above the seasonal average. GS. KENNEDY, Official in Charge Me.,} LODGE HONORS | William Mendell, of Key West, ‘has for the sixth time been ap- ; pointed District Deputy Grand | Master, I. O. O. F., at Key West. ‘He was first appointed in 1925 by ment was made by Grand Master ;M. Hoofnagle, of West Palm | Beach. | When the last appointment was made it was noted that Deputy ; Mendell has held in District 24, jmore district meetings than any ict Deputy Grand Mas- jurisdiction. i eae | Sylvia Sidney, the actress, has ,@ new song dedicated to her by |Harry Barris, former vocal team- imate of Bing Crosby. Poisonous wild parsnips are a |menaceto animals in Nevada anil also have taken human life. | eveccccccccccccoccccoccs | CLASSIFIED | COLUMN i Advertisements under this head will be insertea in The Citizen at | the rate of 1¢ a word for each in- j sertion, but the minimum for the \ first insertion in every instance is 25c. Payment for ctassified adver- ; tisements is invariably in advance, H but regular advertisers with ledger | accounts may have their advertise- j ments charged. | Advertisers should give their | street address as well as their tele | phone number if they desire re- : sults. With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an | Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. FOR RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT with electric ice box. 1001 Eaton street, phone 879-J. may9-1mox TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. Ap- | ply 1120 Grinnell street. ‘ mayl | FOR SALE | FOR SALE—Beer and Wine Busi- ness in good location. $150. | Box K, The Citizen. may18-7tx SPEEDBOAT, 24 feet long, 125 horsepower, 30 miles per hour. Fully equipped and guaranteed. Write Box G, The Citizen. may4-lmox SECOND SHEETS—5600 for 50c. The Artman Press. aug? FOR SALE CHEAP: 1 Piano. Apply Gaiti’s | Shop. Howard Barber apr23 OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—Two} bundles for 5c. The Citizen Of- fice, oct1é PERSONAL CARDS—i00 printed ecards, $1.25. The Artman Press. aug? the Lowest Prices. The Arv- | man Press. | PRINTING —Quatity Printing at aug? DEFIED ARREST CLEVELAND,—“You can’t ar-]/ STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS, | rest me; I’m a politician,” Rob- ert Gates of this city told a traf- fic policeman, but he was wrong and was fined $50, | PERSONAL INDIGESTION victims, why suffer? For quick relief get a free sample of Udga, a doctor’s prescription at Gardner’s Pharm- acy. Highest Average’ L. M. Delaney; Charles Maloney was a passen-! er leaving by plane yesterday! afternoon for a brief business! [visit in Miami. | i Frank Gato. who was spending} a while in Havana with relatives,’ jreturned yesterday afternoon on) the Cuba. H i Milton Henriquez, who was; spending a whi in Cuba with irelatives and friends, returned! l yesterday on the Cuba. ! S. Melcher, representing one of the large companies which manu-! {facture linoleum, and M Mel-j| ‘cher, who were visiting in Key. ! West for a short visit, left yester-! |day for Tampa, | | | Mrs. E.G. Hume, whose hus-; ‘band is connected with the plant |board in Key West, left yeserday! afternoon on the Cuba for Tampa! en route to the home in Gaines-) ville. Mrs. Charlotte Boyden, who, left Monday morning for a brief; visit in Havana, accompanying! Mrs. H. A. Conable, returned yesterday afternoon. Al. Armengal, assistant purser) ; with the P. and O. S. S. company,! attached to the Cuba, will Thurs- day in Havana be transerfred’ temporarily to the Florida to re-| main on that ship while Purser Cad Coles goes on annus! yaca- tion. | Mr. and Mrs. George Hamlin,| Sr., who had been spending a} | while iting in Key West with relatives, accompanied by _ their! daughter, Flora, left yesterday en} route to Tamp: | Walter Gas! Appliances s in Wagstaff, of the Company of Miami, Key West for a short it with Archie Shep-! herd, left yesterday afternoon by! plane. Roy Crummer, of the Brown} and Crummer Company which represents the majority holders of Monroe county bonds and who !was here to discuss a bond refund-) ing proposition. left yesterday aft- ernoon for Miami. Mrs. O. S. Long left on the} plane yesterday afternoon for Miami where she will spend the week end as guest of Mrs. J. M.! Bostwiek and plans to return Sun- day morning. Richard Barns left yesterday afternoon for Miami after a brief visit here in the interest of Colonel! sJohn MeNamara’s cand for! }the post of attorney general of Florida. | Representative B. C. Papy left] by plane yesterday afternoon for a business visit in Miami and! other point: Olaf Thompson, travelling audi-/ tor for the Clyde-Mallory Lines, arrived over the highway last’ night and is today going over the records of the Key West agency with C. E. Smith, local general! agent. | ae | A ‘total of 4,230,162 citrus; trees were dug up and burned in} the citrus canker eradication pro-) ject completed at Harlingen, Tex. ! WOMAN, 87, NEVER TIRED | —TAKES IRON DAILY, | “I am 87, go to church and at- itend parties and do not get a bit’ tired. I eat and sleep well, thanks} jto Vinol iron tonic.”—Mrs. M.! |Batdorf. Vinol tastes fine! Orien-/ tal Pharmacy. j i { | WILLIAM C. HODGES William C. Hodges, ‘“Home-| |stead Bill” submits his candidacy! 'for Governor of Florida to the; |people of this State subject to! |the Democratic June Primaries.| | In asking for the vote of the peo-( ple he announces his opposition to; a Sales Tax and all nuisance, jtaxes and declares himself in \favor of both old age and moth-| Jers pensions, $5.00 automobile; \tags, and taking the gas tax off ithe boats of fishermen and farm {tractors when they are used in; lindustry. He stands four-square! |for the preservation of the Home-' ;stead Exemption Amendment and the enlargement of ite scope. He worked for this Amendment, \through all the long years of his rvice in the Senate and in the! fight before the people for its: j ratification, left his office, took) a sound wagon and went to every jcity, village and hamlet in the! State urging the people to ratify Subscribe to The Citizen—20c| apr29; may 1-6-7-8-13-14-15-20-21] the Amendment. weekly, 22-27x (Paid Political Advertisement) jing on air jhis coat. TO POINTS ALONG FLOR- IDA REEF Lighthouse Tender Poppy sai this morning with = Assi! Lighthouse Engineer J. W. neck and Carpenter Leroy yer, to make an inspection light Reef. An examination and check of all structures and equipment will be made to determine the extent of repairs necessary. Tenders Ivy and Poinciana are! of all stations on the Florida in port undergoing regular period- |? ical attention. The Ivy’s boilers are being cleaned and the decks of the Poinciana are being painted. | OFFERS REWARD IN THEFT CASE One hundred dollars reward is offered by Milton W. Curry for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglars who entered his home last Satur- day night. H While the objects stolen con- sisted of heirlooms, documents and other objects that would be of no intrinsic value to the thieves, they are valuable to Mr. Curry, it is shown. Elated By Love, Suitor Drives Car Into Creek (Bs Annoe! Press) JOLIET, Ml May Charles Singer, 20, of asked Louise Blossom of to marry him. She said “yes.” Charles, starting home, drove right through a dead end street ted 20.— Chicago, Joliet jinto Spring creek. Officers found Charles wading out. His car was nearly submerg- ed. “When I left her I was ‘driv- I felt that happy,” Charles explained, w out T was it was ging “T didn’t know on a dead end street unti too late.” mgn; one dead, and the other un-{ |LIGHTHOUSE VESSEL GOES born.—Chinese Proverb. Goodness and benevolence nev- er tire. They maintain them- selves and others and never stop from exhaustion. —M 'y Baker Eddy. ; 1768—Doily Payne wife of the President, one of most popular tesses in history, born lish economist-philosopher White House n Gui'f Died J 2, N.C. 184 1806—John Stuart Mill, Eng-) a» In nothing do mep approach so; Died May 8, 1873. nearly to the-gods as in doing good to men.—Cicero. ' is a He that good man, zmong 1S!great express system 1818—™ iliam the first three quarters of his way toward} born at Pompe being a good Christian, whereso-| Buffalo, N. ¥.. ever he lives. or whatsoever he is cealled.-—Svuth. attach life—it iness does not pl to this points to another world. Pol or professional reputation canno last forever, but a conscience void of offence before God andj an inhe Daniel Webster. man is ity. We can do more good by being} services in vogue today (Albany Co., | 1902. good than in any other way. —Rowland Hill. To be doing good is’ man’s} most glorious tasil&™—Sovhocles. He who loves goodness harbors | angels, reveres reverence, and} lives with God.—Emerson. i A good 7 is kinder to enemy than bad men to friends.—Bp. Hall. POLISH BANK TO FINANCE ROADS (my Annoet WARSAW, Ma: Poland has set aside 20,000,- 000 zlotys ($3,600,000) for the financing of public works, es- pecialy highways, in the govern- ment’s work program. their Dressy 0.—The Bank of Fred M. 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