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Selections 1 ‘High School Or- cheostra: pote mee oo Sea Bubbles Wa‘tz. ej sembly. Talk on music by Edn: Smith. ‘ ly. Selections, Fathers’ Favorite mus'eal tri-} Songs. Recitation by Mary Louise at 8) Spencer. will} Suwanee River—Florida Song. Star Spangled Banner. : CARRIES ON AT AGE ' SIXTEEN TONS OF pines oe ed Fé jular visit with th ‘ OF NINETY-NINE | FREIGHT hotlies will tomorrow morning be-|""*" “ist with the trade | : { Sin sad win ruericailia' athe |Golden, Bascom L, Grooms, Clif-| 3 Bee mas : places subi hustinia Shots keigat Mrs. J. green per is G. Hicks, Leo Hi 4 Vesey, CAREFUL. ‘You live in’a glass! . (iy Ascccinted frees) | ERK BEY oughfare @e the city. The ¢om- @Tivals this morning from Wash- Johnson, Dr. William TOKYO, March 29. Steamship" Cuba, of the P. and) ous iiares BORG iB ‘4e.ington, where Mr. Herman lace Bryant Kirke, Frank H. Ladd.| re —Japan this | mittee’s Object is to judge conditp ean tor of iesiaaha eon: elaims to have the oldest active j°., a <¥ Reaves scans teneher in the world. She is. Ayaka Tena’ i, 99. Madame 2" and six second class passen- bashi, . | Tenabashi is principal of Tokyo (2° for. Key West; 60 firs Girt’ high school, . which 8, te second class pass2ngers for | Havana. “When my 100th birthday! comes,” she says, “I will resign! Madame = Tanabashi says the cia, Luciano, Soliz, G. Soliz. moras of Jepanese girls must] The vessel also brough' change with the times. She extoils|tons of freight, one automobile the beauty of the kimono, but ad-jand one sack of mail for mits foreign-style clothes are more} West; five tons and 188 sacks of eonvenient for girls, who have to be more active now than in older “~ ______| EAVESDROPPING SOLDIER’S GRAVE | ~— WILL BE MARKED sity Annociated Mrexay CORNING, N. Y., March 29.— GOVERNMENT ‘The grave of a Hessian soldier— a German subject paid to fight aga'nst Amer troops during (iby Assoelated Press) mail for Havana, the Revolutionary war—soon will} MOSCOW, March 29.—Radio be merked by & monument honor-! owners in the Soviet Union ing bie memory as a “pioneer set-/9 jittle game of eavesdropping on ther.” the government which often is Unmarked for 120 years, the| amusing and instructive, grave wes recently located by! ‘The Soviets have let the radio- Prank F. Pierce, on whose Prop-}te’ephone get far ahead of the erty the Ooopers Plains Cemetery | telephone or telegraph to is situated. Pierce says the grave,|fiung outposts. So the public now fer which he will furnish the mON-/histens in on official communica- wment is that of John Williams, tions the-same way American ra- who was captured with Burgoyne’s} gio fans hear police cal's. : army in 1777. After the war, Wil-| “gometimes the air grows ' lame settled in Coopers Plains. | with the conversation hurled America the Beautiful by as- Home on the Range by assem- Musical Tribute to Father. Song by Harris Schoo! Chorus. POSITION AT 100 | TT PASSENGERS JAPANESE TEACHER STILL| VESSEL ALSO BROUGHT IN Key West arrivals: Justine Her- man, Mrs, Herman, S. Austin, Mrs. J. Jaudon, John Boss, Mrs. =H post, but until then I will be Boss, C. A. Parramore, O. Strag- at my desk every day.” a han, G. R. Smiley; A. Gomez, E. A lecturer on practical ethics, | Yaina, Rogelio Gomez, Mario Gar- ! West Chainber of Comme? be : returned yesterday 1 jon Of Sto¥ekeéper. ~~ a B.} to the Keys Stange -Mal- it State nine} it and it 16) Key not been exaggerated said R. B.)on the morning bus for Miami and] Key West Austin. president of the Key|from there will go by rail to unble , has colm Meacham. They Teft ” cumbe and were-at-tench-in Mate] Rev. Wii Reagan; 8. J., of St. outh; Va., to fill the posi ps a * ‘Church, Gables at 1:30 and,when they ar- jeft by bus this morning for Mi-|/08t motion on rt rived at Key La: they found ami where he will ein for | ™@anized Chambers of Commerce, is that 50 cars had already crossed abdul shee Por the ferry and others were arriv- ing. The barge took them across: Mr. and i in 15 minutes and when the¥) vey the ie. landed and drove north they’ sonte to found upwards of one hundred, cars awaiting before Homestead, all headed for Key Largo. Duval street premises which morning and will visit for a show the greatest in the next six months will given substantial prizes as part of, the city wide clean up campaign’ ,;, Ww Ps being staged by the Woman's visitor to Key West in the Club and Rotary Club of Key| tions now so that they will able to deterniine the degree of improvement place between now and the Fall: when prizes are to the awarded. R. B. Austin was elected presi- reaching’ for a while in Tallahassee, improvement “come. Latics pamela “The organization committee New Orleans accompanied by Mrs. C. E. Shine who will stop! 0#¥ night gratified at the , Sponse it has met with so fi jassured that the Board of Paul Marks, attorney of Miami,’ will take i a ip their work: with ‘arrived on the plane yesterday’ advancement of Key West as . ‘ 2 their paramount objective.” neve with friends and relatives. | Asked what names had been t és lected by balloting of the organ- CG. A. Parramore, semi monthly ization committee, 12 of whom ‘ in- will be voted as the board of di- terests of the meat packing com- rectors Mr. Singleton said; “Wil- pany he represents, arrived this jiam Arnold, L. P. Artman, Fred 4 be which ‘tne taken ,t¥° weeks. : !Chas.: Taylor, B. D. Trevor, J. J. a ‘Trevor, Dr. William R. Warren, be! . Mrs. Harry B, Peacock was in-| George Mills White.” jcluded in the recent arrivals here | ea: LEGALS I COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT «|from Miami for a visit jtives and friends, 1 dent of the Chamber of Commerce} yy... Gallagher, who had been owns, IN PROBATE. at a meeting of the directors this morning, to fill the vacancy creat-| ed by the death of Dr. J. Y. Por- was toa elected for vice president and E.| will put up a great fight, and the ter. Norberg Thompson i gp ig Sen IDA. IN PROBATE, spendng a visit in Miami, return- jin re: Estate - od jed to Key West the latter part of | A DIXON HALL, Deceased. jthe week. OTICE TO CREDITORS creditors and all persons claims or demands against state: A. Strunk was elected for a posi reports from Tampa are the same; You, ond each of you, are hereby tion on the board of directors.| concerning Johns. } notified and required to present} The board of directors ‘has under} jany claims and demands which} “ . or either of you, may _haye| im- consideration a matter of portance to Key West but it considered unadvisable to any mention of it at this time. i * . deceased, late of Monroe 'S married mans’ down, but darn‘few] County, Florida, to the Hon. Ray- make’ of ’em are ever out. mond R. Lord, County Judge Monroe County, at office in the Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the. first 1 { i ' t | } i : Editorial comment: Many a,@Sainst the estate of Ella Dixon} H : | schoo] annex to house the kinder-! marriage Mrs. Saunders was M garten. At 1 o’clock this after-' Janice Higgs of this city. BRINGS LAUGH Work will start within less’ Saunders, 411 Grinnell street, a} j than three weeks on the new high’ seyen pound girl. Before her ‘ lication heri AN claims and ented within the anner prescribed herein shall be barred as provided w RUSSIAN RADIO OWNERS LISTEN IN ON SOVIET enjoy far- blue back s et co and forth over thousands of Arc- Christening tie miles, as Moscow wants to Ceremon know why in the “blank blank” y }Igarka doesn’t have a new saw- ‘mill running, and Igarka responds Myrna Lou Saunders, infant's), “plank-blank” reason is that deughtqr of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-\the port froze up before the ship bringing necessary machinery liam Saunders, was christened last evening at 9:00 o'clock at the * Gh 1808 Wiktshead ctrect byl ee Rev. Shuler Peele of Fleming. Street Methodist Church. 4 Christening took place on the firet birthday anniversary of the dress in which Myrna} tised was the same whieh was worn at the christening} of the grandmother, Mrs. Fred} Saunders, the father and uncle} and aunt. Jack and Helen Saun- Available at William a Service Call— ders. Phones 488 or 489 Godparents were Mr. and Mrs{} Ferries leave No Name Key T. L. Kiser, John Pritchard and|] ag Matecumbe 9:00 a. m. and Mise Estella Leah. A_ reception| 1 : was held after the service. | BRaAaVaEDIIII SPO aD SS: OLD PAPERS evee For Sale Seeeccccoecesocoococccces 3 Bundles for 5c 25 in bundle THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ee 'Y RESERVATIONS Albury’s Service Station Eaton St. Phone 444 |/ Tony’s Service Station Fleming at Grinnell St. Phone 34 For Information On Ferry (AAA Ahh hedhedead hah de dd Lod LEM hh he dda de ded dd, wat | noon it was stated the contract, would be let this evening specify-| Key West is to have within ' drug store. Dr. James Minus, Eight widely known pharmacist. will be board the proprietor and the phrmayg S_ llleeEC0qQ0q0ququ0u7-___ o? education last night from firms wil] be in the building recent! ranging from’ vacated by the Busy Bee Baker The board; ing that. work must start 15 days after the award. bids were received by the and individuals, $81,975 to $114,200. took under consideration the two; There was a near tragedy in! {lowest bids which were for $81,- the zoo at the sheriff’s home in! {975 and $90,341. Garner Johns, of Tampa, who from his cage and made an effort has displayed on other occasions to devour the white crane which, his ability as a ring fighter, will is another ornament in the z00.! meet Ofelio Farnet, a local ring. The raceoon is suffering from in- product, at the Aithletic Club Fri-' digestion. The crane is undergo- Farnet, the promoters ing extensive repairs. It was a say, is in excellent condition, and‘stuffed bird. day night. KEY WEST COLONIAL HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District First Class—Fireptoof— Sensible Rates Garage Elevator Popular Prices jthe county court house yard this! (mbrning when the raccoon eseaped FOLLOW THE ARKOW! ---And You Will Find In This Directory, Stores Which Aim To Serve and Please You. They Invite You To Visit Them! | LIQUORS—BEER FISH DRUGS CURRO’S PLACE | DEMERITT BROS. FISH | ORIENTAL PHARMACY | | Duval At Petronia Street | COMPANY Rinttia' Rescace Ble. | PHONE 138 Hl Specializing in Fresh Fish j ! Package Liquors of All Kinds | Foot of Front Street | PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS | \ Beer and Wi | Phone 44 Free Delivery Phone 379 1000 Duval Street | | i | \ | POULTRY | BAKERIES | CLUBS | If you are looking for POULTRY | “ ion Visi | or CHICKEN FERTILIZER | MAM ONE Le PEACOCK Fecinette roeett: | whit ham ers of Baker Boy Brea, THE NAVY CLUB”; Fulford’s Poultry Farm | Phone 818 812 Fleming St.| Greene St. Opp. Western oe rE! Phone 880 I Deliver Cakes and Pastries You Are Welcome will present its report.on Tues- Editor, The Citizen: and. priladelphia, Pa., paid me a visit; iree- while here it tors to be chosen at that meeting: pened to look in his auto and saw a five-gallon jug of water. \doing with that water?” his face), they told me in Miami; MIAMI STILL AT IT ti A week ago, J. T. Reigard of! Key West. I hap-}® “John,” I said, “what are you “Why. (with a sheepish look on | tom od the water in Key West was not *¢Fvice, fit to drink and at the grocery stores you can on'y buy seconds.” © ;morning from ‘Tampa for a reg-' Dion, H. C. Galey, John Gardner,’ the first time J saw it (éveing is ‘C! Carolina. |Rev. John C. Gekeler, Jackson believing). ; (See Who Knows os Page , Wal-' house. J. Lancelot Lester, Joe Péarlman, Key West, Fla., trol, and plan to sptnd “at least; Chas. E. Smith, E. A. Strunk,|Mareh 29, 1937. * | THOMASINE M. Colonial Hotel Bldg. Ph. 63-W I is Were ommereial a I often heard this, but this is\ 10. 17, 1864, MIAML YOU BETTER BE, — e.g Ur oT FRANK J. RIEKER. —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Met! Hair Dyeing a Specight e i CASA MARINA. Key West’s Hotel DeLuxe —American Plan— 200 Delightfal Rooms, Each With Private Bath Evening Dinner Luncheon ... Afternoon Tea z Palm Shaded Beach with Casing Masseur in Attendance Florida East Coast Hotel Co. Peter Schutt, Manager Witt Here You Rent. Houses and apartments without constant hot water service will not be considered ‘attractive by the class of tenants every landlord would like to have. They are accustomed to its qmfort and convenience. They will not willingly do without it. They will not willingly rent a home which does (eke DES2 She +2 [ASUG ME You can supply “magic faucets” easily anti dincepahatel” with automatic Gas sasmestemminime Hlaneete, hpt.rever run cold. That give an abundance of steaming whenever it is needed. Nothing will.add more to the desirability of the home or apartment you have for rent. Modernize now during our SPRING SALE. There's « spe cial trade-in-allowance, small down payment. and Terme are «® corvenient you'll own a Gas automatic water heater almost he fore you realize you’ve been paying for fi. Investigate teday Now During Our SPRING SALE SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE SMALL, DOWN PAYMENT CONVENIENT TERMS FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. YOUR GAS COMPANY ROY E. LADE, Manager