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FRIDAY. Jiii -4 PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN p H Peeccecce: | cocescocccscesscecessse = = New The Key West Citizen SPEED CAUSES DEATH oo ye Casings. PC | THE WEATHER ‘Today’s Birthdays, i nae With a record of 37,000 motor vehicle Yo u a n d Yo ur : . : om ore. ol Pk —— = Pn CHEAZIEN SEE COs rENC. fatalities last year it is time for us to seek | - ; i William Gillette, famed York. busines 2 2 s L. P. ARTMAN, President o J 5 t Temperature: born at Hectfesd, Coun, St years [erelle. 3 < JOE ALLEN, Assistant Business Manager | the real cause and to apply remedial meas- | a t | on AY a I rs ! Highest oo {oon 4 3 m The Citizen Building H a Lowest t g2 | *8°- . Corner Greene and Ann Streets ures, if possible, ' : pone ae - = Since 1927. y 3 i ss = 3 — = Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe ! Since 1927, we are advised by the Na e e 2? pNoeeal gag re ss Amelia Earhart America Count ji al Safetv » a sr wa . H tr -Orn t tchi-on da funtered at Key West, Florida, as second ¢ Ss “matter onal paren ane Are We Going Fascist = | yesterdays Eneciiaten: *. ies s epoca alg — geass > . : is — the collision of cars, has increased 142 per | s j Seemal Precipitation -11 Ins a eis “ = = = -'cent. It is noted that the speed of auto-| By ERNEST MINOR PATTERSON | ending at's welock ee - ———— } ted Prean : at H President, American Academy of Political and Tomorrow's Almanac ; th EST i | ‘a | Dr. Ralph ( of the KEY W ; Pecans sete’ te vee | mobiles has been greatly accelerated dur- | Social Science i Sunrises 5 simhie geen Health vice. a HOTEL iieripeat tewent ‘ 5 paver and alse ing this period. Pedestrians, killed as| Are we going Fascist? Some critics | tion, an attempt to throw off the domi- {Sun sets ™.| Washington, born in Russell ( i = = = - 5 . | of President Roosevelt say he is lead- | nation of the Western powers. Moon rises - | Ala. 48 years ago. Im the Center of the Susness | | easily at slower speeds, have died at an in-{ ing, or perhaps driving, us in the] This is bringing intens@ economic |Moon sets ™. One Year $1.00 | creasing rate but the increase has been | me difection as that followed by od political strain dn Asia and evan Tomorrow's Tides — and Theater Sustmct ' six Months £00 as as ‘aly and Ger- | in Africa. It is also causing diffict | Three Months | oO Ses many. Others! in Western Europe and in the United | Frederick Law Olmsted _s ae One Month 5 | only 29 per cent, : declare with| States. We are being forced back upon | High __. ton, noted landscape archi i ch “ ' Weekly } Moreover, the figures show that at equal vehe-| ourselves and are faced with a bewil- ‘7 8:14 tern on Staten Island, N. ¥.. 6 Senasbie Rates a ama cimaintarae 1 : mence that he| dering number of problems. More- | 1° i g a See ee ; speeds under 20 miles an hour only one ac- | is building up| over, the increasing rapidity of tech- | Barometer 8 a. m. today: dears ago c E Se eee sik a ae lccactd cident out of 61 is fatal Increasing speed, a vast socialist polosieat SEES WRE A results in such | Sea level, 30.01. es ae —— SPECIAL } ” - % at or perhaps su iden changes in business organiza~- if Tires All reading notice nks, resolutions however, pushes up the death rate, At 20 communist ma- | tion, in labor conditions, in prices and WEATHER FORECAST Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman Peguiee Pomme reapect, obituary notices, ete, will be charged for af] 4 og miles andhourionel accident antion des noo H ic invotiee ways that a vast confusion Poslcstent Siotccepel tal H the rate of 19 nts a line. od cS a 4 ace Hi 1 2 18 riends rep ie 7 ad Notices for entertainments by churches from which | ¢ 4 - Ne that he is in-| Within our own country the situa- j (Till 8 p, m., Saturday) = a revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. fatal; at 30 to 39, one in 35; at 40 to 49,} stead the only} tion is further complica s : iti ag em = ives eon : 2 s plicated by our - Key West and Vicinity: Partly i alan of public iasite snd. aunieciarnc lsenitee cereat| ONedN 2b; oveni50s one intlil one who can! form of government. We have forty- rank eee ie apostate litereatibuts (vis Miso Hublianianionyeceusien mend al: Pointi t il fact ie 1 t De Wee eight eateeeaen with its written con i< oudy tonight and Saturday TINY BY LE SAR: : cation: i : pinting out these facts does not an- agains stitution and our federal government | .,..nt1¢ oderate east inds TOU STI F 4 : ea : ae ‘ : . ROLE extremes: that| with its powers only those especially ,¢ntle to moderate easterly win YOUR DE: pipiysets coors ———~ | swer the problem of automobile fatalities. | he is the great] conferred upon it. There is some elas- | Florida: Partly cloudy tonigh: A. 1995 Reading to The Citicen Random by Seeced A § r Thile spee abe eauds ae i and only possi- | ticity possible through interpretations <, meee ‘othe a . IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST Ww sae speed may be more dangerous, and} p16 support of American institutions. | by the Supreme Court, but there is {2nd Saturday with scattered thun rangements for a Limited Time ealy TEN CENTS Com and | it is, the average American, with an amaz-| What are the real issues? bound to be a constant fire of criti- | dershowers in extreme north por- Stamp. { ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN : $ ser paw lubes iam The economic situation is confused | cism by those who are dissatisfied ||; al ' , ing fatalism, has accepted the risks of} and this is reflected in political dis- with many of its decisions. “Cussing | on urday. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN, : ' speed and will probably continue to take | cussion, But at the Cleveland and | the Court” is just now a popular pas- | Jacksonville to Florida Strait KEY WEST, FLA. : ; er oe iy ee ake iladelphia conventions there was] time. & ORS a mA i 1) Water’and Sewerage. ! his chances. Any policy of highway reg- Fare acre ee, esate | Another curious development is a |#Md Bast Cull: Geate ceaea | Name : I 2. Bridges to complete Road to Main- || ulation that seeks to severely limit the | how fell flat. The issues are not clear Sister eters: of the | winds over south portion and gen i : jar d. | speed of automobiles is destined to be dis- SE sof ata ae side. | Fecently the Democrats were follow- tle Saee wae over north ale 3 Address ; : mora so s . een sliticat | CS Of Thomas Jefferson and the Re- /t’on and partly overcast weather " : | RS ee appointing. ine criodically economic and political | pubiicans of Alexander Hamilton. The | ignight, and Saturday. City and State ; ‘ 4. Hotels and Aparcments, Recognizing that this is the case it | Notable illustrations are the French eae ite acrocates one ee i cae Rise bk ; | ceeins vital that emphasis be placed upon | Revolution at the end of the eight-| trai government. Now the Democrats | WEATHER CONDITIONS : 6. Bathing Pavilion. peo Vis pees nen Pon | centh century and the Russian Revo-| seem to be accepting the views of | parent Write Plain—Enclosing 16c Coig and Stamp ' €. Aicports—Lend and Bes. factors that can be regulated and restrict-| jomie life that make necessary a new Set toc Nee te oh | Pressure is moderately low GS A At email Moe - : ii : ed, These include examination of drivers, | approach, a different outlook and a| definitely say so but the shift is ap- this morning over northeastern %. “ersoiidation of Count; id Cit; : es 3 ’ | different political procedure. This is 5 s 29.68! ~— a pountysaandia Clty, and of vehicles, with rigid and positive eli- | the case today all over the world. Just | Parent. districts Buffalo, N. Y., 29 Gozernments, eae z ha i z Akin and | at Present the most outstanding dem-| It will be fortunate if out of the ‘inches, and in the Rocky Moun- GAA AAALALAALAALAASZALL LS mination of those that are defective and j onstrations of strain are to be found confusion thete can be developed’ ® ltzin and Plains \Siates,, Wiljaed, (———— — POnalis BAI EAGonce. cj raf-{ in France. in Spain and in the Orient. | clea i oe { fic regulations that can be enforced | glib interpretation or hazard any pre- A ee t it is relatively slow changes—and the | ver the middle Gulf States tHE KEY WEST CITIZEN through the systematic punishment of Solhl cuilceuiinpariae! mance Cee oo ca eepoure became oe A estoaniesBemada New . i ives rapi cl ,. vi - = , | WILL always seek the truth and print it i The situation is serious. There are | neering is largely over. Territorial | United States remains to be seen. 30.08 inches. Showers and thun- fo es x se ee : expansion of political and economic| in the meantime there are no clear | derstorms have occurred — since without fear and without favor; never be come owners of automobiles who hesitate | control has reached a limit, or at least | signs that we sllige fascist. Neither | -oterday morning in portions of rte 3 - si any important gains | > eg le wi ' P te | efraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; to take long trips because they are afraid rue ae nee a hee for pect ea Bane WEP | ie middle and wet Gall Sieien, We will be pleased t always fight for progress; never be the or- of other drivers-on the highw They | E i tin the Caro'inas, and frem the checks issued in payment of the - (Address questions to the author, care of this newspaper) gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or «‘z jeastern Lake region and Ohio ——— | Valley, eastward to the Atlantic jcoast, being heavy at Port Ar-} thur. Texas. 5:14 inches, Pitts- Today In History Today’s 3 Horoscope tian, Pa., 1.32 inches, and Wash- | lington, D. C.. 1.98 inches. There : SCIENCE AIDS HEALTH yhave also been a few light: widely! | 1701-Cadillac, French soldier Today gives a strong day, andj ceattered showers in the northern! P ane {from Montreal, founded Detroit indicates a person of great dig-| Plains and Roc Mountain If the thyroid gland, in the neck of a}:s fort and permanent settlement nity, self-reliance, and,, general-|and Plains States, and eastward are reasonable drivers but they cannot charge to the veteran I always do its utmost for the protect themselves from those who drive public welfare; never tolerate sorruption or Fi that you be properly identific Peeecrvccerecccvescccces | wnecceccececcenscesue reckle y as well as fast. that we are paying the funds t ‘njustice; denounce vice aud praise virtue; commend good done by individual or organ- Your American Le: your best means of identificati @ | ee0 ization; toierant of others’ rights, views and opmions; print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com 5 PEO RR FRORE TINIE. ceives no secretion, the chiid’s physical | : i a /may be rather jealous of honors ound 100 onbeines ees 74 oo | growth is stunted and mental development 1704—Gibraitar taken by Brit- and perhaps, + : rather fond of praise; | Goji Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation while temperatures are | q «if this does not lead to conceit, ;generally seasonable in the At iege—ceded to Britain in; as _ ; : m eta: possession since, {!™0thering the natural kindness lantic and Gulf States. ‘of heart, it may not be harmful, G.S.K Y. Salt Lake City founded yu; therein lurks a danger to the Official in Charge NewssssrcarrrcscrrsS BS Toes Other glands furnish vital secretions | hate thinke ha in the human body, but only two, those of | n Young and his 140- The fellow who only thinks he knows | - » fortunes. is perhaps as happy as one who really the adenoids and thyroid, so far have been ; edd Mormons. neti : H | , knows. obtaineé in pure form, valuable for medi- y ie SUTEEEATTOOOEO TOOT ESE! 4 at pier in Chi- cinal use. Adrenaline was h-Dutch fleet from Spain after 3-day D Neve buy in haste, you may repent} halted. Hence, we have a cause for idiocy at leisure. and stunted growth, Chek headed headadadada de ded ddl LOOT ATOSEOTES. 1908 Heyes, American, won nd’ turned ove solated thirty-!the Marathon at the Olympics, ¢ago—850 lost. sO: ae tive years ago, and made synthetically in {London-American athletes won 15 UKE x pe es nee 1904, firsts to 13 all other nations in| 1929-—President Hoover cere- 5 becomes provoked if you differ with him] ““"":, : i 2 _ |ivack and field, moniously proclaimed — Kellogg- politically Feeding with the thyroid gland or its 2a | Briand Anti-War Tregly in ef-+ ‘ extract has hitherto been the only treat-| 1915—Excursion steamer ‘East-' fect. ment available when the human thyroid = fails, and ever this was difficult to dose} > properly. Now, thanks to two British doc- tor: yno have succeeded in synthesizing thyroxin. the hormone produced by the | thyroid gland, victims, whose glands hav failed to function, can receive accurate treatment, which in the near future will ‘also be reasonably priced, At present, we are informed, the en- tire human race has only about fifteen tons FOLDING YACHT CHAIRS: WITH ARM RESTS. 5 BACKS ARE MADE OF DOUBLED CANVAS WITH FANCY Regular Price . . . . . $325 SelePiice ...... 2 ADJUSTABLE RECLINING CHAIRS: FOLDING THING FOR THE BEACH OR PORCH A good rule for campaign years is never to believe what one candidate says about the others, ¢ E- THRIFT UNIT GIVES YOU ‘Towss EST COST Mary a woman would rather have her alimony than her husband. After many years the courts have found this out, | and the diggings of the gold-diggers are | petering out. TIIIIILIASISIISIILISSI SISAL SS. Next fall the League of Nations will of it in their bodie and it is more precious he : reformed.” Something should be done | than diamonds, | H 1 Each . : " e $2.10 to it. So far it has shown nothing more ph eee eh lee 1 H - aa than the cowardice of the human race, and HUGE NET UNDER BRIDGE SAVES H being bluffed by one lone wolf, who did WORKERS i i not even try to fool the League by appear- i { ; H M 0 S: ing in sheep's clothing. Q @ : epee soe | | ICE CREAM FREEZERS: T ER 0S B TITLE - Steel workers enjoy notoriously briet i fixe ial ae aa lives. One slip and the battle for economic i “Snow Bird”, Green Enameled Guarantee Opportunities are still open to those} freedom ends for a steel worker when he who apply the energy and willingness in- plays with rivets a hundred or so feet in telligently to grasp them. Out of Brook air. Ivn's maelstrom a young man came to} For this reason we are glad to note; Florida, unheralded and unsung, who is| that steps have been taken to insure the now its governor, and has just been made safety of workers on the Golden Gate; Grand Exalted Ruler of Elkdom. These} bridge now being constructed to link San j honors do not come by wishing but by} Francisco and Oakland, California. Wood Tub. Will Not Rust 4Qt... . $4.75 | Quart . . $1.75 6G... G75: |Fime ... 12 : you'st ALWAYS BE GLAD YOU BOUGHT A HE only refriger- ator mechanism with forced-fecd lubrication and oil j vork. | Thile ntiakiau, at cooling, availabic ‘n a | ircetors of the district building the struc" BodG=B lap end Y> GAL THERMOS JUG 2 = tLe te Monitor Top modc!>. 1 GAL. FOOD JUG Yo Is the staid New York Times, too, be-} ture have ordered huge nets to extend the } coming sensational? The heading ‘Prison} entire length of the structure. This is the’ Prices as low cs Has a large mouth. Keeps Small but ha Yawns for Alfonso’s Son”, simply meant | first time that such a safety appliance has | ™ foods hot or cold Faucet that the Count of Covadonga was given aj} ever been used in major bridge construe: | * $3.94 Down and 1 ticket for failing to observe a traffic reg-| tion work. ii is Ea h $ 75 Ea h $ 05 ulation. The count who renounced — his One of the cotton cord nets, similar tal Set > Boe c alas 1. c - gmat: 7. ments of $3.94 For 47 Months. right to the Spanish throne in order toj those used for trapeze performers, — will | marry a commoner, the former Sdelmira | cost $82,400. It will be 42,000 feet long j, Sampedro, daughter of a Cuban planter,! and 110 feet wide ard will be ready to’ is in New York to have the marriage an-! catch an unlucky bridge worker just fifteen , nulled. The countess, now in Havana,} feet after he loses his balance. Falling } THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY will contest the action. Had former King| workmen will be much better off than South Florida Contracting & Engineering Co. Phone 598 White and Eliza Streets CLILIIOIIISIIISISIS Alfonso’s son taken a pot-shot at a trailing | twenty of their fellow-laborers, who made ; “Your home is worthy of the best “gachupin”’, there might have been reason; the supreme sacrifice in the construction | for the sensational headline. of an earlier bridge. | < bee kk hh hhh hk hk hed keke hedkedadead ZL? 2 TIPLE LALLA ERA A LALLA AAA hh

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