The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 20, 1937, Page 2

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More than two million patents haye been issued since the system was estab- lished in 1836, and taken together with | those of foreign countries the inventions they have covered have almost entirely changed the conditions under which men live, * Speakers at the centennial celebra- tion predicted new wonders for the future, a few of which are clothes made of glass, automobile headlights that can not glare, man-made rubber, whisky aged instantly Jay. powerful sount,.waves, rats grown as aoe d juggling, and fac-! es uh -soAnothgrn20 years ‘may bring inven- Le E ii j i i WILL siways seek the truth and print it without fear and without favor; never be efraid te attack wrong or to applaud right; s rs of srways fight for progress; never be the or-_ gen or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, | faction or cluss; always do its utmost for the . public welfare; never tolerate corruption.sor He ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and’}-:tions dis #evlutionary as those of the past cali ih ‘ 3 aa al opinions; print only news that will elevate | | GeiitGby, '¥RMbization Hoes not destroy it- ; : Weve and not contaminate the reader; never com» | self in the meantime with the instruments| ! f ; Neely, commandant of the naval! promise with principle. it creates: WOULD DO US GOOD . The Russian trial of those accused of treason ended with the execution of thir- teen “comrades” and sent four participants in the allaged plot into long imprisonment. in| Tt was not Corawalis who sur- 8 EBS AST eR | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST t ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN i? eee author care of this newspaper) | tain Sean ee cai Wright is a daughter of Rear Ad-! miral Sullivan, of the navy. sepesaae 1. Water and Sewerage. t zs ! eovccececcce Bridges to complete Road to Main Naturally, we have no way of passing . Bateeki cioatia: lund. » judgment upon the guilt or innocence of WEATHER Today In History whe had not spoken in 20 years}a sea serpent. Free Port. those accused. However, it seems clear ee cacvococccoooooccooooee® died in Brusse's, Yeh, you guess: | ——————— Mists, ka! Basietsiente. that the Russian people are enthusiastic mperatures* Region 1 ee Beh bolas She Jost her: voice 20 yeate i : in their support of the Stalin regime and 18, : Rathing Pavilion. Longshoremen and dock ai} ers are unloading the cargo of 6 6 TABLETS! cols that they applaud the punishment of the defendants in the recent trial. One thing to be said about Russian ares 1839—Congress passed anti- justice is its promptness in carrying out Yesterday's Precipitation .0 Ins. dueling law. Normal Precipitation ... .06 Ins. sentences. Hardly had‘the court pro- record cavers 21-hour veries | 1884—Paducah, Ky., with the at N o'clock thix morning, Normal Mean Raw - 1794—U. S. Senate debates i : ab eur: Lack Gna hes. 5 | eee to public. Conselidation of County and City Governments. a ae eee The “poor-boy” complex leads many | nounced death sentence upon the thirteen Tpmorrew's Almanac j czception of a few squares, com- @ man on to achievement. than it was summarily carried out. While | sun rises 2 67 am Lserghi — alee Seri ” meee ded + 8:25 BP, Bh! Feb.-Mar, "; 1915—Panama-Pacific Interna- 'tional E:position opens. in San _—— other features of Russian justice, some of The man without a” country is “ne the speed in executing sentences of the worse off than the man without a church. ; 4 iets cee court would do us a lot of good. a rg; Francie Mee It would be interesting to compare STAMP WORTH $40,0007 Barossdhae 4:40 A. (aks aed 1934—Army starts cattying the . ae 2 some obituaries with the recording angel’s OS CEs vagy SG i mall z a ss Bete book. A faded little stamp of British Guinea, alia ety ‘Tease lAbiiend ‘Abid Teskaiigd.e2 inch. wijiahes nck FS 2 BA s dated 1856, is generally regarded as the BECAST © | lags Wile Uae alata Mae aes re most valuable stamp in the world. Even the shorn Samson wasn’t im- It now belongs to the estate of an Am- portuned by Delilah to have a massage, | erican who purchased it in Paris in 1923 shamp?o and a singe. (Till 7:30 p. m., Sunday) ; Sure area has spread eastward in- Key West and Vicinity: Partly to the Rocky Mountain and north- cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sun-'ern Plains States, Roseburg, Ore- day; not much change in tem-! gon, 30.34 inches, and pressure ieee we would not have the United States : | MADE OF PURE WHITE PINE. SUB- for $32,500. Philatelists are anxious for | perature; light to moderate south-| continues high over the Atlantic ry = the government to avquire the piece of |¢@st and south winds. |Statets, Boston, Mass.,° 30.38 STANTIALLY CONSTRUCTED. «2m " - 7 A 3 x ; - lor'da: Mostly c!oudy tonight, inches. Precipitaiton has o¢curred > + Reading the Bible is not without gain. Rape for $40,000 and place it = aR the} ena Sunday, probably rain in north since yesterday morning from the 32” HIGH. * A fellow found a five dollar bill tucked | Smithsonian Institution, at Washington. . | portion tonight; continued mild! Gulf Coast northward over low. s away in one the other day. The news item reminds us to advise | temperature. jer Ohio Valley, western Lake re- is ‘ foie : P Jacksonville to Florida Straits:’ gion and upper Mississippi Valley, 120 eee $2.30 = ' residents of this country to keep an Y@|Light to moderate southeast and with heavy rain at New Orleans, RES 4 * A Brooklyn wife-beater was, sen-| out for, q[d.documents and letters. Some | south winds, and most!y overcast! La., 1.19 inches, Pensacola, Fla. AT ap 1 a aero ee eh cnoee wee ope D on 2.80 z i of themjmayoeontaim signatures that are | weather tonight and Sunday, with 1.10 inches, Atlanta, Gal, 1.24 F. pe ree er many sept Feels tation et mee may be found |°cssional rain over extreme north inches, and Little Rock, Atk, 1.50 ; IRONING TABLE PADS ....-.ecco---- 40 ic : Maitcad ee suctal + ey i portion. jinches. There has also been pre- - SR MERE Se a valuabre’stfap, | (lt’S'a long chance, but} East Gulf: Light to moderate cipitation from =the ‘southern 4 HT ELECTRIC TRONS ...---cc-cssccesscsseon-eee 1.75 eal “ 2 »4 worth bearing in minds sputherly winds, and niostly over- ‘Plains States westward over the ve ae S| Watch the car in front of you,” Eee ae on weather? tonight ‘ahd Sunday, ;/Patific coast from San’ Francisco behead ~. a FY warns a safety bulletin. It is also Well*tS* 17 WIA oe is FLYING? yuth occasional rain over extreme! northward, with moderately: heavy & dy 3 watch the car just behind the car in front : pio Src northeast’ portion: tonight. ' jsnéWw in portions of @olorado. x e a = i 5 a et cies | Temperature changes have been Cast li Kit h W. se of you. How safe is oe air? : WEATHER CONDITIONS — | generally unimportant, and read- ron Cc en ar e “a s ce The answer, according to a recent ~- jings are near or above normal this 4 Persons anxious to protect the public| article in the magazine, Today, is that an| The western disturbance has| morning throughout the greater s aa oe i OR moved but little during the last, part of the country. morals ought to peruse, rather view, some | individual can expect to fly 1,000 miles a) rye ine central this morn: | G. 8. KENNEDY, CORN STICK PANS. 11 STICKS ’ HEAVY IRON SKILLETS. 11” 70 FAR 85c of the magazines that are being sent| day for sixty years before it would be his|ing over Oklahoma and northern Official in Charge. 5 through the mails. turn, statistically, for a fatal aerial acci-|. ies eke aes RRR tat Oey ee BREAKFAST SKILLETS. DI- dent. f us CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF An Eastern college professor says} In other words, scheduled air-lines man may live as long as he finds the| last year flew 20,000,000 passenger-miles THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK VIDED INTO FIVE COM- DUTCH OVENS, 8 QT. CAP. FARTMENTS ................ $1.00 HEAVY: TOP <.............. $1.65 world amusing. And it will probably be] Per Passenger fatality. In 1926 they were ee tks a ee epee | . : o% amusing so long as there are college pro-| 0M!y making 4,300,000 per fatality, which Comptroller’s Call aoee Aluminum Ware b, fessors. {= quite an increase toward safety in ten RESOURCES | $ years, ves $ 275,660.47 ome ———— Reet POACHERS. POACHES 4 TEA KETTLES. CAST ALUMI 4 “Thrice is h d that hath hi ; EGG a FS ee ee A MOODY INCIDENT i 30,920.76 EGGS AT A TIME ........ $1.35 NUM. WILL LAST A LIFE rie quarre] just”; and the American people Hae eS | Other Bonds an : Tee 6... $4.78 pe ? are therefore well armed in their demands Last week many people in the United, TRIO cai Barna 171,800.16 | that the legislative, executive and judicial | States stopped long enough to remember | Trek Sf he, Federal Res 4,800.00 CONVEX KETTLE w ITH 4-QT. SAUCE PAN WITH “> departments remain intact, each a power! the centenary of the birth of Dwight L. Teabsiatt Federal ‘De- COVER. HEAVY QUALITY, COVER. HEAVY QUALITY, eee in itself. - -Moody,, the famous evangelist. Hegre reat eee BT nnn eecneeesceeeennseee $1.59 BED ain csenwsancesene~ncenstoneprsntigina $1.30 it NC errr The New York ‘Times ¢alled atten-! ment Obligations ts ‘ oa Attorney General Cummings says/ tion to an incident, which happened in| pea id otal 7 612,571.98 that only those who always oppose the! London, where Sir Wilfred Grenfell, Cash and due from Banks 366,479.40 979,051.38 President are opposing the Supreme Court | young medical student, entered the hall as F1ae2,53248 SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING C0. measure. Howsomever, Senator Norris,| a “meeting” was in progress. ) LIABILITIES Borah, Johnson and Wheeler have almost At the moment, says The Times, some | geri a $ roc coece “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” invariably been found on the Administra-| one was making a long prayer, in the Deposits ... 298,479.17 s . tion side, but are against packing the Su-| midst of which Moody arose and _ said, White and Eliza Streets ia ge Phone 598 $1,462,582.48 preme Court. So is Mark Wilcox.—San-{ “While Brother is finishing . | hissikaniet Gidas) Reames Sta, ford Herald. prayer, let us sing Hymn No, ———. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VOI IIIIIIIOIIIIDIIIIIGOII ODIO I aaa, a tee