The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 3, 1937, Page 2

of the School for the Blind at Halifax, Himself blind, having suffered an in- eT of thanks, resolutions of = ine. eptertainments by ch “man is to be derived are cents a tise "| might be self-supporting, ‘of discus- is 4m oven forum and invites ‘ eae ; 2 eer 4 see Sublecte of local or general He took pains to see that his pupils ee needle might learn to go about without guides and all. were encouraged to learn their way : HE KEY WEST CITIZEN around the city unaided. Hundreds of| & = sightless men and women owe to Prof. Fra-| yapiaity dollars, or WILL ah k the truth and paint & ser their ability to stand upon their own} certificates were without fear and without favor: be || merits and skill, instead of being helpless efraid to attack wr sud right; || CHates upon society, aways fight for p: ont a pe be the pis In recognition of his outstanding ac- ; gan or the mouth ad at complishments and beneficent services, he ¢ Age oe San id Resp a factioniar class; always do its utmost for the || “25 the recipient of many honors, includ- really a. sales tax on every trans: af 8 “eelfare; never tolerate corruption or || 18 knighthood, university degrees, demon- | Pot0M 30, oe foe nere oot i. onthe mide ty Captain Clarke! Take Vinel: . ; strations of esteem on the part of his fel-| the province, nor received at ‘ i Stertis' who has just returned be surprised im- 3 denounce vice and praise virtue; : banks, and, as the legislators Hote, “Minister, of aod Mi : Oriental sauce < i d abi ll the lasting love | seiy Y tent engi from Miami where he conferred. Tastes delicious. (90d done by individual or organ- | { !°W citizens, and above all the oe - hie been with Mr.0!Ricketts. He has” no! l 3 felerqnt of others’ rights, views and and gratitude of those whom he had prac- Biter ee norte pe | HO } specific proposal to make at this’ ee Se ee Se oo Seat tically, if not literally led from darkness } government. therefore, provided en bishop. , And, now tiie’ said. Captain: Stearns: te} - as ' only news that will elevate ee their redemption in np money 4 Shirt | ferring to Mr. Ricketts g CONDENSED STATEMENT OF : eomtaminate the reader: to light. once a month, so, by this tim, want r eduiees ~~ “ / 1 pois pe ms 4 Rave dieaeeeres: Sront ste Major because of his THE FIRST NATIONAL promise with pcinciple. So eR re though some have been kept | eetitte and ee conden Stamt | A! G. Lund, secretary of Scot! | ‘ RAISED FROM THE DEAD lectars as souvenirs, and. as buch, are | inactivity and who condemns al that! OF KEY WEST ” worth more than their face value. | everything that Premier Aberhart has tish Rite Masons, announces it nat EEC ees As to the “basic dividends? of| done, and suggests an 11-point pro- fit has been called to his attention: as at the close of business December 31, 1936, ; $25.00 monthly, which were promised | 8T4/” of social salvation. that a report is current that tick-! Comptrotier’s Call s- Barring miracles, the rescue of Wil- ‘ to every adult citizen with small Certainly, the fat is in-the fire and | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST liam Dugan of Philadelephia from the em- paymenty.to juveniles, payment was! no one can predict the outcome. (Address questions to the author care of this newspaper) ets are being sold for the banquet} to. be given in honor of illustrious) Brother John H. Cowles, 33rd,/ sovereign grand commander of thi ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN brace of death after being “drowned” and unconscious for nine hours marks the ae Be Spee at 2! supreme council, on Friday nigh’ 1. Water and Sewerage. world’s record for literally raising the LEGALS. - The report is erroneous, No tick- on 2 Bridges to complete Road to Main dead, i C C ets will be sold. . Every Scottish! Stock of the Federal Re- ane.te : Rite Mason in the city i i ee pareen iad by Oe en Degen bow “tans Vou MONROE COUNT and requested to attend this ban-) ‘Tempetaty "Feteral De: a 3. Free Port. ed through all the stages of physical deat! ae . IN PROB. ‘quet, i pai Inianaes ae ones 4. Hotels and Apartments from dréwning and “when taken from the ,| MARY ANN ALBURY, ae ease United States Govern- ‘ : ‘ water his body was blue and chilled, his ‘NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX OF Ap-| Another bodze-laden car has ment di- re metered rata heart had ceased beating, his pulse was dng { re CATISCHARGR A geen to igriek om Stepk : telang, posed tn. ato 1. 6. Ahyort—Lamt and Sea. : - 4 Horst aac | Notice is ners "siven, to. ait} This car contained 204 bottles of, cong Songer $612,571.98 still and there was no sign of life.” Heroic efforts by doctors, however, fi- whom. it may concern, that on Tues-jbeer. E. Forbestein was arrested, R day, the 80th day of March, A. -D. ; t Yesterday’s Precipitation .0 Ins.| 1927, I shall apply to the Honorable| 95 en@ineer. He was given a pre-) 7. Consolidation of County and City | Governments. 5 s, A v1 i . chy it 7 nally revived him after nine long hours of | Normal Precipitation... .03 Ins.| Say "ordyfu, tare Couns pike . wes SS | seemingly useless labor. When conscious: | ..ytmt" at's weteee 4 jor the Last Wil and ‘Testament of Bumsteads' Advertising-in- The Citizen is a-com-| ness returned Dugan quickly revived and Tomorra: Mary Ann Albury, deceased. and at 4 Sun rises turns of my accounts as such modity for sale, not something to be given} described the sensations experienced as “a ae kets : ba TGeaeriat ana Gen tne thelt mupaanel away. peaceful, dreamless sleep; a placid obli- | Moon rises a Dated, the 19th day of January, ed vi i i 7? Moon sets .... -| "" (34.) IRENE E. ALBURY, : H vion, devoid of disturbances. 3 | ag Exesetele er the Last Will una} Oat C> A: Venthees. Mf. 0. Philedelphie | This incident arouses many pertinent Testament of Mary Ann Albury, SEE 6s oft SE If the sinking fund for taxes makes | Deceased. speculations. To all intents and purposes, | High - 46 3} | jan20-27; feb3-10-17-243 3-10- rae . coy penrehapieaed om pt Recto) Die Mis hceeais dead. boc asearal : : ieee Hirst a | Beeeesy : (acts hahah thease ; EB hours. Without the persistent efforts of} gui °hvel, $0.26.) BOE en ee S ia 4 PEATE? . DG! 7" , ; < N N 2 i i 2 Si hides Pian been 'eaia but never joe his rescuers he would have remained dead. | BRI 5, UNT! A , WEATH=R FORECAST NONE Ce SY ‘ e : 3 If his only sensations were those of a spteie i § ed that Hitler was once in love with a (TL 7:30 p. m., Thursday) bids. wil, be fonetved « ” peaceful, dreamless sleep,” would there; | 7 Thu b Tecelved Jewess and spurned. Probably that has have been an awakening to the pains or| Key West and Vicinity: Gen- d-Tol Bridg Florida, at v caused him to sour on the whole Jewish jerally fair tonight and Thursday; | pleasures of a future state? Or is oblivion, fi ; ight; th people, and apotheosize the Germans of eee titi cad of thitce who pass on? warmer tonight; moderate nor! Ss 2 16, 2 i i Aryan origin. east to east winds. Hely opened and read alpud 5 5 Every person may supply the answers jin: Gengfalty fait tonight ‘totsisbina Boats: fer amcor BW ‘opical’ Economical, Size yP Florida: General'y fair tonight Docket No. Fla. et as follows: “Tr Heats Average { 7 according to his own beliefs, But who real- | ang Thursday; warmer tonight 1 CABIN CRUISER, new or ; Now the girls are doing it! The fem- : ae sed, not less than "33" lon Room Keep The Whole F. Warm | a Pa ly knows the correct answer? and in north portion Thursday. Suk ceincmoisers atte y eee ininn 6 aid: 1 cae ave: striking sak oily y P y with twin moters and a, crurs ' , " : Jecksonville to Florida Straits | ee eee than 15 with their beauty, but for something more A NOTED CENTENARIAN and East Gulf: Moderate north-| ) ; or used, | not & eonerete. They are making various and east and east winds, and mostly |’ or twin. motors and a cruising @ resvie peereeea, ot which aise Henry R. Gibson, the oldest living for- es St ee ee “hour : “Savoil” Cabinet Type Heater: Burns 1 Gal. $ tunehés—looking out for the inner man,} y.¢r member of Congress, celebrated his | 9*9- : N : Oil In 16 Hours. Very Smart in Appearance hour. ng, with too. new departure from the wiles of 100th anniversary a few days ago at his} WEATHER CONDITIONS the female of the species. : re a g ae wire home in Washington, D. C. News photo A secdatiies BE ocean beck jroe C 5 she graphs showing him cutting his birthday | ;. eentered this morning over the |b: yles in strikes change with the| cake indicate that he is good'for quite @| central Pains States, Dodge City r bid i P " ‘“ e ”? \° ° times.’ We have had the folded arms, the | number of years more. Kans., 29.84 inches and pressure)! 88 & & ; Pp Pro N Radiant 0 or urniture or up-raised hands, the cleached fists, and the A native of Maryland, born in 1937, |is low southward over the upper Pings é ‘en of, such While? hist boat ‘to’ the sit-down strikes; what next? It’s a great! he was graduated from Hobart College in |Ri9 Grande Valle hi i pressure areas, crested over On. 1862, and entered the Union Army the fol- |tario, the South Atlantic States i lowing year. He was admitted to the bar |and northwestern districts, over sey var, |Spread the remainder of the coun and removed to Tennessee after the war. ji"), Buffalo, N. Y.. and Charles. eae He held various public offices and edited \ion) s ¢., 30.44 inches, and Salt nd: Bicllase. te newspapers in Knoxville, and was a mem | Lake City, Utah, 30.36 inches. Ex: | i’ Governor Cone has appointed Mrs. J.| ber of Congress from the Second District |¢¢Pt for light precipitation in por. , ers > 4 63 jtions of the northern Rockies and - secured without cost D. Alderman of Jacksonville as director of | of Tennessee from 1895 to 1905. He had | Plateau region, in northern New | ¥ Toll eda te — e the state milk control board. She is a previously served in both branches of the | England, and on the Texas coast, | : a ity é Ff “ a ee Road and Toll cousin of the governor. Florida’s chief} Tennessee Legislature and as a judge. generally fair weather has _pre- ge District,, Monroe N 16 Oz. Bottle .. & . 24 Oz. Bottle < 32 Oz. Bottle .. N 15¢ game and soon the employers will learn to play it. Then we can have an endurance contest to see who can hold out the long- est. HARMLESS TO THE FINEST OF FINISHES OIL MOPS ............ 35c DRY DUST MOPS 3S HAND-E-MOPS, FOR USE WITH OR WITHOUT HANDLES, POR FLOORS, FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILES, WASHABLE. 8 aaa Shae op : f vailed throughout the country! F executive is doing some fine things for the At the age of 81 Mr. Gibson assisted een the last 24 aes Tene state, but he will not make a hit with the! in revising the stat@’s@ode. He married his |peratures continue below normal | people if he keeps on appointing members} second wife when’ he’ wa8_82, after living | throughout most of the Atlanatic | jand east Gu'f States, with light | frost this morning in northern! in 1918, see S ; Florida, and have fallen to zero! According to. ‘one “interviewer, his }in nothern Michigan; while warm-| ; 2 ae a ee ae , {er weather prevails in the Plain Bride & Gramma Ruth Bryan Owen! formula forlongevity is quite'simple: Keep | nq West Gulf States, and Mi — Rohde is coming back to Florida to live, | busy;,keep cheerful; nijnd your own busi- |sissippi Valley, and readings with her Danish groom and Gentleman-in-| ness»and just go on living. nmap tn lar gd tac bal cher eric pede ern districts. | LONIAL TEL Regan Ey ne eet Cgareameaeel PT oar | Key West Citizen thinks some of the G Pap ALIS co! HO taxpayers’ money ought to be spent for the | Siteiay in Charge || In the Center of the Business AGH (250m! s3i oan inl 65c IN of his family with disregard to the law! with his first wife 45. years until her death against nepotism. . _ Galvanized Pipe and Fittings Suvscribe to The Citizen. We carry a complete line of GALVANIZED PIPE AND FITTINGS in-sizes of 14”, 34" and 1”. Our prices are reasonable and our services ‘ N Ne © is unexceélled. . N : waiting (Captain Roerge Rohde) to his ma- jesty, the King of Denmark, at whose court the former Florida congresswoman was U. S. Minister. She's coming in a trailer. } and Theater District benefit of the taxpayers.—Times-Union. SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” White and Eliza Streets jt ae Phone 598 pees: BENJAMIN LOPEZ } Where she takes up her abode might be of President Roosevelt has classed Jim | FUNERAL HOME j Pt political interest to seven Florida congress. | Farley as a “major prophet.” How about | Serving Key West Hl ag a) men. Mrs. Rohde owns property at Coral! putting Mr. Farley at the head of the 2 Mg al tox ate tie Garage Elevator Gables, has a White House ear.—Floride! weather bureau?—Times-Union. But you Front Page. i can’t bribe weather with money! First Class—Fireproof— |! i ' Phone 135 Night 696-W , | a ie WILGLIGIPIVLISILIISOOMOOOMEE HE.