The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 25, 1937, Page 2

Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City SP Pree Pe Life's Mystery: How..cur neighbors manage to do it. About all the new administration in Miami has done is to make requests for in salaries, and open the dykes so gambling can gush forth unhindered. “Senator Robinson Is Indicted for ‘Supreme Court.”—Miami Herald. Obvious- ae we meeet.but Joo ie ap Breanna Court and will bow. and whim of the president, yt bye indicted. i a 4 Mand pray and give away, as the D. Rockefeller did, should be an te all. But if a socialistic gov- reds it away, we are robbed of Jey of giving, and the incentive to work : rE A ik ARS work, we confess that we are absolutely amazed by what it will do. < According to Mrs. Colby Griffin, of New Jersey, astrology will eliminate birth control problems, reduce disease and mis- fortune, end wars, lessen economic prob- lems, if not eliminate'them entirely, and enable accidents to be avoided. Other delegates asserted tnat astrology should be taught in the public schools and, after studying what its advocates claim, we are convinced that if they know half as much as they think they do, then astrology should-begin in the kindergartens of the ‘land. il 4 “Take, for example, the Hindenburg ‘disaster, which could have been avoided if the"Bi not insisted upon landing when 16 10-33 was rising, the planet Mars retrogressing and Uranus in the tenth degree Taurus, thus causing powerful mag- netic cross forces to sweep the surface ef the earth. To think that the Germans would have permitted a man like Capt. Pruss, ignorant of astral vibrations and oblivious to harmonizing planetary fac- tors, to handle such a big ship in such a careless manner! U. S. ELECTRIC COMPANIES LEAD i i ul f a a i ! z g £ F a (i iH i i H if a et | important in effective. efficient production is knowing what to move, when to move, The vast wealth held by Ford, Du- ‘ral Gace ie oat be echt oe workers employed an? al! others who| the made contributions receivec their re- | t i fl i at e al i ! i i : | fl g F z ¥. af iatitey who are planning a jourtey our bank i nations of $10, $20, $50 and $300, cost | for each $100 purchased. They are wards in the market value of their ; .. | wherever travelers ge, and carry the added peste Baw 5B rep myhome ington. its | important feature ef a prompt refued by the Ae (Address questions to the author, care of this newspaper) erican Express Company in case of tow or Shell —___ --- before your second signature is affixed. Ack the Teller about them. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federa Reserve —— The United States leads the world, by a tremendous margin, in hydro-electric power development. This is the outstanding fact produced | POINCIANA in a recent factual summary of the world’s water power resources, made by the Geological Survey. 2 ~ © twNorth America, which émbraces 12 William and Eaton Sts. Phone 441 Tonn’s:Seruice Staal |] Fleming at Grinnell St. Phone 34 For Information On Ferry Service Call: The maiden gowned in red delight Was dancing op a moonlit night, Phones 488 or 459 Ferries leave No Name Key || countries, there is approximately 26,000,- 000 developed horsepower in hydro plants. | About two-thirds—17,119,610 horsepower —of this is in the United States. In the entire world, developed horse- j power totals about 60,000,000—of which this country accounts for almost a third. ; As against our 17,000,000 developed horse- ; power, for example, Italy has but 6,000,-! Her slippers satined red, tripped time To May’s round moon in teasing rhyme. Her flaming hair, in loose refrain, Detied the threatened clouds of rain. The thunder roared, the lightning trashed, The maiden hung her head abashed. Her gown was torn, her hair was wet; She spent an hour of sharp regret. and Matecumbe 9:00 a. m. Member of the Federal Depoest imeeramer "4 _ | 900, France but 5,000,000, the U. S. S. R. i& Candidates for the municipal election} mut 1,463,000, and Great Britain and! iad shite paeniog incegregiorl i& NOW IS THE TIME TO SCREEN. BE PREPARED POR THE S03 in November do not want the people to} Northern Ireland but 400,000. _ She turned to give her rags a flirt. i 7 7 hei they will be . Tad Gis ca & MER MONTHS. PROTECT YOURSELVES FROM MOSQUTION: know now—and anxious is proba e that if similar statistics | But hi embered with a tear ! about a month before election—to get their | were gathered for electric power produced ! How reckiocs wayahce ink year. ) paiityrte i a SCREEN WINDOWS a ~ Hames in the paper. They should remem-} by other means, such as steam plants, our | ; & = if ae , ber it is the early bird that gets the worm. | world leadership would be as great. In| —SARAH ANN BIRS. i& KNOCKED DOWN CYPRESS SCREEN DOORS WITHOUT But, the candidates say, look what hap-| the United States we really live in the elec-| g SiS SS mY HARDWARE . oom ~ pened to the worm for being so early on| tric age—a fact which is largely respon- | Hee SDS te the Sisk OF a: mepating oF _poemnc Ts, eet ; ADJUSTABLE PORTABLE SCREENS WITS . ; the Creative Poetry Group of the Key West High School under the & STABLES 30m the seene. An appropriate reply to this is} sible fox our incomparably high standard | | sponsorship of Hildegard Ott Russell, which will be published in The ® GALVANIZED WIRE that the candidates should consider them- of living-« Fhe development of electrical | Citizen in connection with National Poetry Week from May 23 to 30. 24° Hi s = 24” High .. selves birds and not _ worms. The voters resources aif the constant bettering and | 2 ees ESS ie ae i 28” High . » are the worms. . cheapening f service, has been one of the a ““FRIENDS”? i 30” High _ le — major achievements of private American i a Sensing the situation “as aiacunsed industry. 3 SCREEN DOORS: 7-8” Doors. — SCREEN DOOR HARDWARE : above Daytona’ Beach officials were smart ee | ‘To Old Stone Church and the Laurel Tree.’ N Pine, With Galvanized Wire. SETS: § Pair Slingen, § Soutien ‘ last week when they declined an offer of | THE USE OF HELIUM i a : 2 - i Mortised and Tenoned. 1 Hook and Eye. : Our Fathers built the Old Stone Church iN * 95 for $25,000 of new water works bossa! —__ H Anat plgubed thee Baad ices i& 2-8x6-8 | $3.45 SET 7 _ secured by income. But of course Daytona There is no basis for the belief Lie Our children here the scriptures search i 3-0x7-0 3.80 + 3 i has a city manager form of government| the United States government was in any On this Isle in the Summer sea. i 1 1-8” Cypress Doors.» Plain. a ne .oy- on . FE i under which citizens are most apt to get| way resopnsible for the failure of the| KY One or Two Open Panels. Gems Suese Genel, : intelligent governm-nt. The bonds will be} German dirigible Hindenburg to use| ies pane are bs ied se Cates __ i® With Galvanized Wire $3.75 : withdrawn from the market awaiting a! helium instead of inflammable hy roeen|| r* Toner Gr cooidis oe te Tree so near AY ae - ons Cane Gus Y Sa more favorable moment. Pity Monroe! gas. Ae Gas Gas mede bettie honda: ‘& ————— ——_——__—- ‘ County, Miami Beach and Dade an While the United States has “con-| e SCREEN WI R E ‘ ij schools were not as smart or lucky.—Fi-! trolled” the supply of helium it is a fact | = they have grown old together, “Friends” IN N i r 5 e Church and the Laurel Tree. H nancial News. that = — eeeeetiee es Fed eter’ tiey “poli calls aad cate AY GALVANIZED 24c PER YARD AND UF + a es interested in using the safer gas, which: Pix Sadlora homes Seems the Seu. i BRONZE Sic PER YARD AND UF It must be galling to the peeresses of! cost more, and had not the lifting power | ih ants 9-5 oenecnneneremenmaieeintatiel nai mang = England to have a foreign woman twice | of the hydrogen in use. j Children*play”neath the old Church Tower AY Nails, tacks, brads, corrugated fasteners, screen hangers All . divorced elevated ahead of them all,—the: It is more than probable, however, | "Neath the shade of the Laurel Tree i’ hardware necessary for ne queneeen knocked dows arece treme . eighth ranking woman of the British et that future passenger airships, if any, will! And old folks love to sit by the hour IN REN DEANS stad teak ali Mier : a 4 * ane! ; With little ones ’round their knee. t pire, and given the title of “her royal! be inflated with helium. That the United } N “ee 1T SIT” In t Ss ‘ highness.” All because of the accidental: States, as a matter of policy, will permit We who have loved the church and the Tree H sec pray meeting of a divorced woman and a royal | it to be used by other nations for peaceful Since childhood’s ways we trod e A Product of Our Own Manufacturms . lover. There may be some satisfaction to |. purposes is assured although, just as cer- | Give pledge ahew our hearts to be i) —Guaranteed To Kill 5 Britons that Wally is not another Nell | tain, that an effort will be made to pre- True to the Tree and God. ‘ft QUART 2 Gwyn, originally an orange seller in the | vent its use for war purposes. Sp heck sacl Tits ikace eal teratiie: & PINT 1S precinets of Drury Lane, who became the aa ; The Hurricane Gales have blown i _—--- . mistress of Charles Il. There was much} Most foods are ruined by poor cooks. Oh! Mariners in Life’s Stormy weather ity SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING 09. ‘ opposition to this denouement at first for| While hunger is the best cook, the culinary ! To the Tree and your Church turn Home. ! f orange selling was another name for| art has been so developed that it should | ae iN) “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” . oldest fessi but in time she was! not be necessary for a person to be half MRS. H. F. TOLLE, i) . = gm oo in dj starved to enjoy the food placed before |, “site! from Lake Wales, Fia., who enjoyed the worship of the White and Eliza Street tate received in the best London society, and j starved to enjoy the P ;Chureh and the restful shade of the Laurel Tree. Mother of Rev. | admired for her many acts of charity. | him {Joe A. Tolle, pastor of the “Old Stone Church”, LOI OBE EY 5 twtw ws saa a