The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR MISS HOOPER OF SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD, LEAVES ‘REPRESENTATIVE OF ORGAN- IZATION GAVE TALK AT CLINIC COVERING TIVITIES ITS AC- Miss Grace Hooper, representa- tive of the State Board of Social Welfare, who had been in Key West for the past week, left by plane Thursday afternoon. Miss Hooper was pleased by the way with which the work in the local office of the State Board of So- cial Welfare is being carried on and with the apparent ease with which the FERA was liquidated in so far vices of the Board of Social Welfare are concerned. On Tuesday afternoon at the Clinic, Miss Hooper spoke to mem- bers of the local citizen: eemmittee, several s ‘Key West, and the local staff of the State Board of Social Wel- fare. At that ti she gave a resume of the activities of the Board of Social Welfare through- out the state. She stated that it is necessary to demonstrate -the benefits of this organization to the state and to local communi so that during the next session of the legislature money will be ap- propriated for its continuance. Miss Hooper spoke briefly re- garding the services the Board of Social Welfare is ren- dering the State of Florida. These include administering of any of the federal funds available under the Socia! Security Act, such as Old‘Age Pensions, Pensions for the Blind, Aid to Dependent Chil- dren, and Rural Child Welfare Service, The Board also lends its serv- ices in cooperation with other-fed- eral activities such as certif ing workers to WPA, distributing commodities to eli- gible applicants, The State Board also render aid to the State Institutions in meking inv ations and giving parole supervision to wards of the State Mental Hospital at Chatta- hochee. the Boys’ Reform School at Marianna, and the Girls’ Re- form Schoo! at Ocala. The Welfare Board also makes out of town inquiries for agencies and counties in Florida and for agencies outside the state of Flor- ida. One of the most important. services, however, is the state Board’s cooneration with local re- lief authorities on the reauest of local authorities. This includes investigation of relief applications for county comn issioners, and ad- ministering county and municipal relief funds the county or citv reauests it. Other services also inelude promoting community ac- tivities that will decrease depen- denev and delinquency. and st handicapped neople. in so far a nossible. to become self-support- ine members of society. RELATES GOOD FEATURES FOUND IN ELECTROL A. F. SHEPHERD, LOCAL REP- RESENTATIVE, POINTS OUT ITS MANY ADVANTAGES IN OPERATION In the continued of Southe: sene ope! development Florida, the Kero-f ed Electrolux Refrig- erator has become an important adjunct, A. F. Shepherd, local representative, points out. Owing to the fact that so many homes are located beyond the power lines where automatic refrigeration has been heretofore unevailable, the Electrolux has proven itself to be a_ veritable boom, he states. “Strange to relate, Electrolux is atso receviing a wonderful ac- ceptance in districts where power is available. Due to its lack of machinery, quiet operation ‘and the fact that performance is not disturbed by wind, storm or oth- er climatical disturbances,” says Mr. Shepherd. W. S. Wagstaff, president of the Gas Appliance, Inc., distribu- tors for Southeast Florida of Electrolux Refrigerators, will be in Key West today with a demon- strator-truck to assist Mr. Shep- herd in showing the Electrolux to Key Westers. His visit represents an opportunity for local people to learn fully about the Electro- lux without obligation. Mr. Wagstaff writes that he welcomes the opportunity to again State} escccsvceve Society | Arrange Danie At Raal’s Club {| John Pritchard’s | prepared a sp 1 } dance music for the regular Satur-/ orchestra ha: program 0: jday night dance at Raul’s C the ‘Boulevard tomorrow starting at 10:00 o'clock. Saturday night dances at Rau are always largely attended.! Quite a number of have already been made morrow nighi’s affair. b on| for War Poet %0 Publish Largest Contemporary Anthology of Poetry Served with Joyce Kilmer and Alan Seegar During World War Carlyle Straub, veteran ambulance driver and aviator with the Royal Air Force during what was com- called at that time “The Big is endeavoring to publish a f his own in the form of an anthology that will present as an laborate and artistic volume some poets whom an able editorial staff consider worthy of reaching a reading audience though heretofore their work is lit- He known. Straub's life been one that is aot void of colorful experiences. He attended Columbia University for a period of two years and in 1916 de- serted his studies in literary arts in favor of driving an ambulance for the French army. It was during his experience in the same unit with Kilmer and Seegar that he started writing serious poetry through the sncouragement of comrades. Kilmer is world for having glorified the tree and Alan ar is memorable for ais poem “Rendezvous with Death” which unfortunately this brilliant poet was obligetl to keep. During the period Straub served in the Royal Air Force following his acti ity as an ambulance driver, he « sisted Jack Kimberley, ed Amer- ‘ean detective, in the service of the British Military Intelligence in bringing Mata Hari to task for her sscapades as a spy for the central pow No longer does the venturesome soldier of fortune seek thrills in the theatre of war. Straub apparently as settled down to.a more placid routine and endeavors to publish a dook such as has cnever been pub- eee before, aa racketeering publication pchomes that have preyed upon gul- ble student writers who have been peek ng channels that would serve to have their efforts recognized or criticized by worthy editors in the yariqus. departments of literature. ipparent every university of pe and the press as well, has the premise’on which this “he intends publishing is oa! date hundreds of students, théir verses in view of ‘apeange for publication inthe "tortheomine edition of this book. Briefly, this fs the story of the volume he propo: It is a prize ‘edition offering three prize awards. Rules governing the warding of prizes will be-as fol- lor Two hundred and fifty dollars for the most original verse. One hundred and fifty dollars for the most original sonnet. One hundred dollars for the most original quatrain. ‘The purpose of the volume is as follows: To assist unknown writers of verse in finding more responsive and remunerative channels for the publication of their work. To offer writers of poetry, known and unknown, an opportunity of for- warding manuscripts for considera- their publication in. MUSE. favor of the letter of acceptance by rendering a service to unknown authors in advising them as to the publication to which thelr work ts best suited. To render such ‘service GRATIS to all contributors and readers of or gratuity be paid the publisher or “ members of the editorial staff ty 2 writers whose work has been ac cepted for publication in this vol- . ume or those to follow. You are invited to send Carlyle Straub your offerings as a poet In {| manuscript form clearly typed with {| a self-addressed stamped envelope visit Key West and inform its residents about the Electrolux and what it will do for them. He states that he dislikes high-pres- sure sales methods and that his | trip is solely for educational pur-} poses in regard to Electrolux re- frigerators. for consideration. You are obligated in no way to purchase a book or to pay any fee In entering your work for consideration or publication in this lp ‘Any forther information in regard Soon book Prety be secured by writing Straub, Publisher, 20 reservations' to- tion and fair criticism ‘in regard |), To replace the rejection slip in | MUSE. In no instance will any fee | i TOO OLD TO SPANK NEWARK, N. J.—Miss Helen | Blaha of this ity told policemen} !that an 18-year-old girl is too old! sto be spanked. Her father had: jlifted her 175 pounds over his! knee and thrashed her because she came in late with her beau. Subscribe ao Whe eS { ening px sees cman = COURT oF THE! TL MRCUIT OF; AND Fon ‘MON-| . CHANCERY. O and i his wife, Complainants, { Agreement For Deed! ‘Foreclosure. THOMAS COM- INCORPORATED, ROE A LORAN PR aATHA PRE vo, Defendants. ORDER OF ‘PUBLICATION h affidavit ap-j hill of complaint filed] » stated cause that the _W. a Merritt and Whose christian It pended to the in the | defenda Merritt ep of would bind {that they are twenty-one 3 subpoena upon whom d defendants, and each over the age of ars. ppearing that a Cer- the Secretary of State filed in the above stated ying that Charles Thom- Z Inedeearatrt. vles Thoma: and Ch Thomas Comp a corporation organized and ing under the Laws of the Florida, has not compiled | s or 4259 of the Laws of the 927, relativ designating an office or place I business or domicile for the of process, and naming known of EREFORE ORDERED, defendants be and they y required to appear to Bill of Complaint filed in said nor before Monday, the 3rd of August, A. D. 19: other- the allegations of id ‘pill will SS y said de- the ca day wise i Ist, A. © TRC UIT COURT § Clerk of Circui FLORENCE Ek. SAWY Deputy C Ry KURTZ & REED, Solicitors for Plaintiffs. -10-17-24 RS INT cou COURT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FL ORID: . IN PROBATE, ate of Canfield, also known ritz Rey Canf Fritz R. Can ors and all persons sor demands against of F. Roy Canfiel Fritz Roy Canfiel as Fritz -R. Canfield 1 We having ¢ the estate known known , and each, of you, are ed and required to r demands which either of you, may have a the estat - Canfield, also known as Fritz Roy Canfield, also known as Fritz R. Canfield, de- ased, late West, Monroe County, Flori the office of the County Monroe Coun- ty, Flori County Court House in Monroe County, Florida, within eight calendar months from 5 of the firs ication of A. D. emands shall in writing and contain the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and shall be sworn to by the claimant, h: agent or at- torney. Any su¢h laim or demand not so 1 within the time and in the nner prescribed herein shall be hereby file all 2 of fil Dated at Key West, 26th day of June, A. D. JERRY 3. TREVOR, Administrator cum testamento Estate of said F. also known as Fritz also. known s Canfield, deceased, ‘CELOT LESTER, Attorney for Administrator cum testamen Florida, this As ND FOR MONROE COU NTY, ORIDA. IN PROBATE. In_re'Estate of . Avila, also -knawn as Y. Avila;) dece&sed. credito: and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Avila, also known as Joseph Y. Avila, deceased, late of Key West, Mon Count. Floric¢ You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to file alll claims or demands which y or either of you, -™ ave the estate of Jose known as Joseph 1 Court; Florida, | within eight cal hs from| the date of the first publication of! notice, to-wit, A. Diy Said claims or demands shall in the pla nd post office .ad- claimant and shall be the claimant, his agent once of the sworn to I | or attorne: Any such claim or demand not so filed within the time and in ‘the | nner prescribed herein shall be void. ed at Key West, y of June, A. D. HOLLON R, RERWA As Administrator of the Estate of said Jose Y. Avila, also known as mene - ae deceased. Florida, this 1936. LDI, jup26; jlya- He “Ai, 7936 Fresh Western ‘Beef Fresh Western Milk Fed Veal Armour’s Star Spring Lamb Cuban and American Cuts Select Rhode Island ‘Young Hens. A'verage Weight 4 to 6 Ibs. NICE FRYERS—1 ‘to 2 Ibs. All at prices you:can meet PHONE 52 3 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN FOR MONROE COUNTY, F) A, ELEVENTH — JUDIC CIRCUIT. CHANCERY, SAM C, ANDERSON, PI i ntiff, _-TACKABERRY KABERRY, hi and if dead the grantees or under the and wife, heirs, other i vs. bate ae —/ TAC livin devisees, jaimant in and to Lot {Township 6 Monr more scribed in I of the Tub oe County, particularly and containing and all other aving or claiming t rights titte yp interest in and to said real property, and all other unknown persons ‘interested in the atforesaid-reat property, Defendants. R FOR PYBLIC NAME OF THE “ORD. IN TH FLORIE TO JOHN and wife. TACKABERRY BERRY, his nd if dead the grantees or claimants under the Tackaberry and A A n Township East, of Monro Florida, s other unknown pe or claiming to have title or interest in real property known p the afore sons any a1, 3 and; in this you, rid the leventh Ju for Monroe Rule Day Monda: do appear Cireuit jal Cir) ‘County, in The r bill of ¢ of the County t than fwo years oid and held by the said Sam C. Anderson upon the property involved in this said which said real property i in the County of Monroe and of Florida and particularly scribed 1 Lot 66 South, Monroe ¢ part closure te and more : | of Range punty 365 of the Monroe id property Pub County being lo- Key and » will be duly en- er culation ‘oe County, Flo} ignated as the new h this order shall be ach week for = news- pub. paper in wh published once we ORDE RED Wes of at the Florida, June ALD. Courthou on this the 2 c. SAW f Cireuit Court. 31 IN THE TH H, PREVO PREVO, His wife, Plaintiffs, Agreement For Foreclosure. WILGER and D. her husband, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATIO: It appearing by affidavit pended to the bill of complaint fi in the above ted cause t defendants, Louise W Wilger, her husband, of a state or State of Flori residence. no person the service would bind that they are twenty- i is that said R, ap- a at the nd. idents an the that their ; that there is » of Florida} a upon whom endants, and} ach over the age of ne TH FORE non-resident be and they are hereby appear to the Bill of ¢ filed in said cause on or Monday, the 3rd day of Augu Dv. otherwise the Will be take: 1 defendants. THER ORDER ORDERED, ndants requi this order be pub for four consecutive Key West Citi lished in said Co This July Ist, (CIRCUIT COUR wee 2h SAWYE Deputy By FLORENC KURTZ & REED, Solicitors for Plaintiffs i Sly | MONKOE THEATER — John Ar‘edge-Louise Latiner in Two IN REVOLT Ross Alexander-Ahita Louise in BRIDES ARE LIKE THAT Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra Tene; Night 15-25¢ ‘Every room with ted ret shower, soft water, steam heat, ‘every bed with inmer- ‘spring matiress and ‘advidoal reading lames AIR CQNDITI COCKTAIL LOUNGE - Corte sHOP Be erase mag Private Bath 78 Room: $2.00 - “20 Rooms $2.50 40 Rooms $3.00 - 24 Rooms $3.50 10°Semple" Rooms with Paiste Beth $400 tecrease bor double occupancy Orbe 1.8 POUND TEL PATIEN W HOTEL DESOTO Toon ‘and. d ;take a train en route to M j regular | spect ete and other points. jthe Flor i East Coast Railway} » PERSONAL MENTION FINE MEATS AT Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Macdonald BERMUDA MARKET ughter left yesterday morn- Miami where they will Manzger John Cobo of the Be . Mac-' muda Meat Market has made it donald’s home in Auburn, Wash.! point to ste s. Macdonald is the daughter nd Mrs. Raymond Baker of this city. ing for k only the best qual- ity starting his ness about a year ago and for thi reason he attributes his suec : _ One of ‘the finest and most va Harold D,-King, , commissioner ried? Aa, of meats and poultry lighthouses, who ‘was on “his te’be had in tha ity is carried visit. to‘ Key West ‘to in- Bermuda Meat Market- tenders and department property, and was the guest of Superintenttent Wm. W. Demeritt, nm meats since busi- ileft ye&terday afternoon ‘by plane for Miami.en ‘route to Washing- Hl took h and ra‘ Aug: 182f—Americans ion by lowering S ig the American flig at St. Miss Grace. Hooper, ‘representa- ystine, Fla. tive of the State Board of Social} Welfare, who was on a_ busine: 190-—-Wyoming admitted visit to the ‘local ‘unit of the’ statehood as the 44th State board, left yesterday by plane for} on, posse ator: Gerr 1918—American a trate fifty miles into Victor Moffat, of the Charl Saunders Wholesale Grocery com- pany, | yesterday afternoon for a business trip to Miami. yy. 1926—Ammunition Lake Denmark, N. J., lightning, killing 20, yhundreds and doing almost C. L. Beals, general manager of 000,000 damage. the Florida East Coast Railw company, who was in Key West} erday for ‘a -brief — busine: sit, left on the pane in the aft-| ernoon jor Miami en route to St. ugustine, depot 2t struck woundin $50,- 1929-——New small-s'ze general<circulation. 1935—Ethiopia demanded that | PROTECT your C. O. Ackerman, hostler company in Miami, and his family, iste | arrived over the highway J c for a visit with relatives and, friends. LEE BAKER'S MEAT MARKET G. PEREZ, Manager Handling Only The | VERY BEST MEATS [|| Veal - Lamb - Pork - Hams |} OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST i Phone 695 823 Fleming ‘St. Free Delivery Open and Deliver Sunday A.'M. |! H | | re PIP POPP Ee ES seeeee My, OLD PAPERS. For Sale “eowovccccesecosecosesere 5 Buntiles for 5 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OED PT Tw DS a qesenennssassiazsah eovevcccccers \ a ICE | IT’S PURER! LASTS LONGER! ICE REFRIGERATORS Made of all metal—equip- ped’with WATER COOLERS They’re Economical 100 Per Cent Refrigeration Satisfaction Priced ‘at $20.00 v EASY TERMS—10 DAYS FREE TRIAL THOMPSON’S ICE CO. ' ceecesceccece pene- ny ‘territory, west of \Chateau-Thier- | League of Nations meet to avert | & & N N ® N | & Today’s Birt hiege Cewscecsccce- msceccoeces Nikola Tesla of med tr Serbia. —_ York City a n Donald R former assis and E ex-exe Rex retary Ad Sincelz Se at ago. hngton, D. in Pittst Albert Bige hor, born years 2 Graham Mc} be ycars Wilicm 312 S. E. Second Avenue All Outside Rooms Bath COOL—CLEAN—QUIET Overlooking Bisc Two Elo ks and Business Section —RATES THOMASINE M. MILLER}! $1.50 Single $2.50 Double —BEAUTICIAN— Family, echly and test Meth Mcathly Rates $2.50 to $10.00 D. McCREARY a Specialty Proprietor Phone 574-. Sa with Private Salve-Nose Drops Hesd <be 30 minutes, : | Try “Rub-My-Tism”-World’s Best Liniment Bay te Shops. Theatre Specia La Permanents: Hair Dye 407 South St. Air ( led vd s. Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company Lrfective December 22nd, 1935. Ss. S. CUBA Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and We P. M. arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Leaves St. Petersburg on Sundays at Key West 7 A. M. Monday. Leaves Key We Mondays and Thursdays 8 for Havana. CL aves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays esday< 7 <—= arsdays arrivin, M for Port For further information and rates call Phone 14 J. H. COSTAR, Agest. ANOTHER CA RLOAD aD Operated ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATORS refrigeration. A Demonstrato r- Track ® 3 N N » will bring to the quiet of dempnstration of ELECTROL athastefliciently Anywhere SOME FACTS—— Freedom from serv noyarce Ele out to wear from nois a ause repla it has nom and other ving parts tmospherica sene 7 trovbic : Electrolux which uses no wick water trouble. Electrolux d an Ele trols pays for im se z venience gene and er imy See ELECTROLUX witheut the slight« tion to you—and see it at your own HIGH-PRESSURE SELLING METHODS ARE NCT EMPLOYED We simply went you to know he and economically ELECTROLUX w The DEMONSTRATOR-TRUCK wi West tomorrow (Saturday, July 11) Phone 194.J, A. F. SHEPHERD right 2ow and arrange for an appointment or drop a card to Trevor and Morris Apartments, No. 6. Bear in mind—¥OU WILL NOT BE OBLIGATED uses im op Es air-coole You itse a hy home &: ciently 340 Wes: Flagler Street