The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 19, 1937, Page 2

ey i ties were given 19 reported ‘no murders Gating “the alt: year covered. by. the onr-| eyettl iy ke LF i E ahr i Be af j Hf i | it ff i li if i ty Ht ‘ & | : HH if iff k Plenty, of statistics are available con- 16 rubles: berring. 4.25 to cents in our a - worker rubles: sugar. 4.20 to cerning the high prevalence of crime in| the siz » month | TUbles Sweet 1S 0 1930 cables an ne morning | the United States, but in spite of all ef-! 24% (aie the dower: Obie: Valing, 1 forts little progress is being made toward ; sisting medical attention. workers. Middie Gulf States eastward |) # Yes, Petronita, a to} suppressing criminal activities. png Pobag tog es He — ee — e F-acide, = i north | te = Kes Pa wheres SS es Se Seale a ae high as several t rubles—but pressure area has spread east- | pene Sates tends. BORN IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH? | ™%ov*s SiS 2 month answer | Of course ball af the workers got less eter the, Phiee Sele see One ‘ stant us uae eaa enon ive also en he reeenes med ee fitte as pressure is moderately low ever on tm bl naa 3 a Those of our readers who were born | it astute doubled ‘Then, toa. he| There —- There have tome Nata ee he coe as erie in February and March will probably con- | ters, commonly ina E pogreestypuiinge egies bloom. clude that there is something to scientific ; souri Valley eastward over the | weal study after all. They will agree with Pro- Melley ts Ge. ‘ei Fishing is fine, even if you don’t catch fessor Elisworth Huntington who says that | along. and coast and southern New Enginnd.! any fish. There is always the “hope which most of the famous people are born in! {Address questions to the author, care of this newspaper) ond «Seen Sa _ springs eternal in the human breast,” that | ‘nese two months. 2 pe ee — <— the next moment will bring the reward, | _ The doctor is described as a prom- | seccccecexvcseccecs . | and that’s what makes fishing exciting. iment geographer, explorer and educator. : Today’s 3 ‘alley, He goes back a long time in the develop- 3 - It ix about time for some of this year's | Ment of his theory, pointing out that chil- | Anniversaries go . 1 1798—Napoleon with a huge bareball marvels to heck ts. the bush dren born in the months named get over joeee e¢ececeee armament sailed for the conquest “Jeagues, though some of the rookies are | th critical stage of infancy before the ar-| 1729—Wil'iam Henry, Lancast., of Feypt reversing the usual procedure .by their rival of hot weather. Moreover, because |er, Pa. gunsmith, inventor, steam-- * playing and relegating the regulars to the the earth produces its food in abundance | oat experimentor and pafriot,; 1891—Populists (People’s Par- pelea : from March onward, the child probably |e in Chester Co., Pa. Died t of the United States), ongania- Se will receive a more adequate food supply. Ss 15 106. i | . = - . i t . Wonder what become of the col- Other interesting conclusions of the) _ ot 1912—Rev. Richeson of Boston lege graduate who = out of Saas about | Ptofessor are that persans born in July are |” Guiacopher, bore Dasa lon anced He the melntoien of] twenty years ago with the idea that the shortest lived and that those born in Feb-/}27 i314 : : {= wy i looking for an honest man. Per- | ™@™¥ and March are not only the most fa- j ; A ele Mei “Back tL Saar haps he has been disillusioned long before | ™°¥S but are also the longest lived. lows faced mectoen ash otek Dereee sen tet Sime We ote this, and joined the majority. ee ad lanthrep’st, born im Anne Arunilel Toraine and Picardy repulsed by epee LARGE EXP! E (Co. Md. Died Dee. 24, 1873. | Americans, There are some people in Key West pen Ee eS j ee i ‘i —— 1800—George W. Whistler, sol-’ po wy etna estes a pple \ An appropriation of more than $400,- igier, engineer, father of the fam- Soldier's Bones Bi eter Freak , They go neighbor or a near- 000,000. has been approved by the House !ed artist, born at Fort Wayne, dent's veto. by place of business to read the paper.! of Representatives for the War Depart: Ind. = in Russia, building a ae eS NOW IS THE TIME TO SCREEN. BE PREPARED FOR THE 50) You who are reading this. paragraph, are! ment, which will manage the American |" "°*¢ “BF ArH 7 1842" | 998 198 kitted im Pennsyl-| MER MONTHS. PROTECT YOURSELVES FROM NOSGETTORS wou one of thee chisslers? army of 165,000 regulars during the next} 112 Felix K. _Zollikoffer,| “*™'2 ©°#! mine explosion. H KNOCKED DOWN CYPRESS SCREEN WINDOWS WHETH it eons copier creoe ge fiscal year. | Tennesse newspaper editor, Con-j OUT HARDWARE ... + The senate judiciary committee turn- i : i 2 Tar | ederate 1 in Maury! 1934—Chicago stock yards su ah Chute dewe cn President Rececvelt’s exeek Tens compied key the War) See Ded ie battle Jan | fer a five-million dolly fire. Pro- KNOCKED DOWN CYPRESS SCREEN DOGES WETHOHT Department show that the United States | ,. ‘ | gressive Party founded in Wiscon- HARDWARE _. com A 9, 1862. bill to iad aurdd baa ds — ranks tenth in size of regular forces, be-| : ax } sim by Senater La Fdllette. on, | hind Poland, Rumania, Spain, Japan, Ital 1864—CarkK.E. Akeley, Chicago! a . 2 r 7 4 . > 2 . y, 864— E. y, Chicago but the committee's decision is a triumph Germany, France, Great Britain and Rus-|2nd New York YWéxidermist, -nat-! ADJUSTABLE PORTABLE SCEEERS WITH GALVANIZED WIRE for the American system gf geverninggt: sia. Including trained reserves"this nation male caterers ie Ss 24” High = — F drops to nineteenth place if 3yotential Saeage Afi@eeciies 12. teak 28” High - . ae - Bcd gro! {Died in AfrieggNov. 17, 1926. fete quid thavteveryone has'a price for | sighting power. Ss | = 30” High lo which he-will sell himéelL or his” fellow- This country has, besides its regular | 1869—Edyin Dflbose Mowzon, ee See See tevez, ged | that is true, | srmy,“an estimated 309,000 men” in the |bichop of the Methodist Episfopal though there must be some exceptions even; National Guard and other trained re: fee ee Dome . Reertn . > ee, buig, ©. C.. Dvd at Charlotte, S. if few in number. The remarkable thing | serves. ‘Compared to Russia’s - regular |C., Feb. 10, 1937. about this axiom is the picayunish price | army of 1,545,000 and trained reserves of | —— - men of high standing in a community will | 19,490,000 we are not in the select mili-| Subscribe to The Citizen—20c accept in dishonoring themselves. tary circle even though our army costs us | ¥eekly. a lot of money. H E oa Everyone in Monore County knows that there is no opposition to have that! oS ts = part of Monroe County lying on the main-; HERO TODAY; “HUN” YESTERDAY land included im the Everglades National sa H Park. Inclusion of any portion of the keys! Capt. Ernst Lehman, who lost his life | A Service for Travelers For the ever-increasing number of patrons SCREEN WIRE Cen dkdddhddddddddidddgddndi dd hdeddd ie what interested residents of Monroe | in: the ‘disaster which destroyed the Hin- who are planning a journey our bank offers GALVANIZED 24 PER YARD AND UF County cite as their objection and if the} denburg, died as he proclaimed to doetors } is BRONZE _ Sic PER YARD AXD UF afea of the projected Everglades Park} that he would live, and while the “world | AMERICAN EXPRESS TARVELERS CHEQUES } oul - were limited to the mainland portion of}; mourned the fate of a man who had’given | as a protection for travel funds. | Nails, tacks, brads, corrugated fastener, some kenge A (his county, the controversy would be set; his life to dirigible navigation with con- | i hardware necessary for assembling knocked dows screes treme ted, but Ernest P. Coe, executive chair-} spicuous gallantry and success, ; i «These Cheques, issued in convenient denomi- | OOOO EEEE_E > . man of the Everglades National Park Com-| In his departure lies a lesson in re-! nations of $10, $20, $50 and $100, cost only 75c. i 66 s° rt miedon, is of the opinion that without a! gards to the effect of the passing of a few; for each $100 purchased. They are spendable KILSI i Insect y i portion of Key Largo and the Florida Bay,| years. During the World War Capt. Leh- wherever travelers go, and carry the added and i A Product of Our Own Manufacturing : the national park would lose most of its! man was a commander of Zeppelins which important feature of a prompt refund by the Am- } —Guaranteed To Kill — ; attractiveness. Insofar as The Citizen has| bombed London and among those de- erican Express Company in case of loss or theft ; QUART Poe 2 been able to determine the sentiment in} nounced by at least half the world. Had before your second signature is affixed. Ask the PINT ise Monroe County favors the exclusion of | he plunged to earth over the British! Teller about them. any portion of the keys and the bay bot-! metropolis, the victim of an anti-aircraft > } FLORIDA ~ toms, and this opposition has been strength- } gun, his death would have been hailed with THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST ! SOUTH CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. ened by the position of the fishing inter- | much satisfaction. He lived, however, to Member of the Federal R ( | “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” ests in that locality who vigorously de-'! make many friends among. his forme: : —— 3 j s S : fend it on the plausible grounds that their enemies and to die while a world prayed Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance \ White and Eliza Streets aoe * means of livelihood would be imperilled. {that he might live, 1 -— pare —+— \wesege eID BIID ss vs.v avs vs Daaaaaeaes a —= ae