The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1937, Page 4

Vietor Larsen, WPA dircctor o:|"0™¢ for the holidays. ” was accompanied | tion held by the Order of Eastern hool Alumni fheeting in} High Sehool auditorium to-| Charles Taylor, manager of the at 7:30 o'clock. } Porter Dock company, and Mirs. is a Very important mect- Taylor announce the birth of a ‘States President Hollon Ber-|daughter weighing nine pounds, and should be attended by member of the organiza- ¢ forthe 1987 Alumni Re-| Mother and baby ere reported 4 ‘will be and re-|25 doing nicely. heard from committees. nus’ secs! THREE MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED, E | During the past week three mar-| Tiage licenses were issuzd from the TAYLORS’ FAMILY R. Lord to the following: __ 1637—(300 years ago) Jacques! esas) SMILE | = 3 : Incompatibility 4 (reap Feared “Grandma,” said little Gene! man of fetters, ‘tho taught in | Oe day, “which of my parents do and Bostori, born in Seot-j! Tesem®le?” Died i 5 } “Both,” the grandmother an- 1872. wm, New. York Tuly swerved. “You have yorr mother's jevcose with attempted to Jead ing gate and so severelj NEW ARRIVALIN. ° i LOSE LGS IDENT me en oe Mary} ™ovés into the neighborhood. Edith Meade, 21, and Mrs. Grace Clas, 27, mother of two children,! were seriously injured im an ele- }vator accident, Miss Meade los- ling her right leg while Mrs. Clas | had her lower left leg amputated. ‘ : +; Both victims have been given sev- aewve, yonets, = o'clock this| era) blood traisfusions in an e7- florning in ‘the South Beach in-| fort to save their lives. Glaston Felton and Marjorie tof (girl’s clothing. jdent at the Corcoran Art School CLIPPER BEGINS NEW ROUT: jin Washington, was an arrival] Alameda, Cslif—The Hawaii’ fe : ft jover the highway last evening in, clipper ~ecently completed its in-;|John L. Wynn, of Pickens, Miss. {company with her patents, and is itial trip from Honolulu, bringing Forty-five mniutes after the cere-| be first passengers to fly the| mony, their automobile plunged| 8,000 mikes from Honohr'u. The vg woes ete tg ee Knapp, who was at-|clipper carried ten paseengers on{moored at Slater's ferry, and tending the Eastern Star School of its first: trip. Instruction i; dancer, “Lit! ‘1e.”| ¥8S in Miami. for treatment by}and a brother, Carl, were roofing) >". Gejerty sianipuatcd asl eye specialist, returned last,a house, Carl dropped his ham-||iving grandparents. : of the recreation depart. | evening over the highway aecom-, mer and called to Noah to throw {submerged for two minutes, he tack. another charac-| P@Bied by Mrs. Sharpley, who was! it back to him. Noah didn’t an- in the near future, it is said.|@ttending the School of Instrue-|swer tecause*he had been hit by] a Bo, ae r the f. knocked i the ‘year-old schoo! jouse in for Siltee Serene end, hunched OOO tan € tas biomed be] wien seecaek toons De ay BAYVIEW PARK 2. - i i: i kate by Bob Thompson Star im Biscayne Temple jin Mi-| ag —— ——_ —— cause there was not a school child - jin the district. here is one} the brothers were toofing another! '™ district. Now, tl little Robert Ewell, one year: Albans, Vt While exam- Seas: Batithdeyh, ae |old—the only prospect in sight! ining an old album, Paul Favreau, ° ‘ p3 - is ae erin childnen| Sa. 2 ; will be 2rom 8 o'clock witil noon. | ) . found th - = j unless some family with children; 23, fornd that its center had been Childten ate to be taught modelling, block biniding and oth-: | t wall ‘: ;. et forms of rectedtion: for ehil-, IRISH LUCK HELPS great wealth were crushed, how été, ‘Groby itinck tie Ge 4 er children will be played. H All parefits wishing to leave/ he ‘was’ The Keys jboth were drowned. $150,000,000 FROM BEER Washington. — Revenve from | taxes levied on the manufacture. and s#le of beer added $150,000.- 000 tc state, county and municipal’ treasuries during 1936, according to the Nationa! Institute of Beer Manufacturers and Distributors. TWINS BORN IN CAR i Cleveland.—Mrs. Dorothy Bo- office of County Judge Raymond] tiek, 34, wife of an automobile, | Company welder, gave birth twins, a boy and a girl, in an Roberts; Helio Lopez and Rosario! automobile en route to a hospital. Chacon; Earl A. Mumford and 4 physician arrived in time to Frances Elizabeth Spence. \ deliver the second baby. GIRL BURNED TO DEATH Chestertown, Md.—Attempting jt prepare lunch for the family,’ (°° Mabel Wallace, 13, threw kerosene’! in on thé fire in the kitchen stove. it flared up, setting fire to the She ran, scream- ing, down the highway in front of her home where a passing motor- ist beat out the fire and carried |Wemarkable capacity for spending) secceececcsecccccccccee’ ts eee ee “| CLASSIFIED ‘ith her sister, Julia, a noted adj : ef woman's rights in her; Remarkable! i ~ born at Glastonbury, Conn; “i saved a man’s life once, but! ¢ 0 L U M N July. 23,1878. |didn’t.get a medal for it.” i | “What happened?” | woecceiee. cccenssccccect e } = “Well,.2 lad came back to thy! } waee-Campiing Lee... Heats, |i «it aiak G64 utter 3 steam’ FOR RENT weiter, one of the most tose to take a shower. We would FURNISHED BUNGALOW, cor. ner Georgia and Albury streets. Apply 905 South stréet. of her sex in her day,; bon . W8Y!lhave Leen sca:ded to death only I; at Laneaster, Mass. Died iv *, * = ce ar ee Feb. 11, 1856. 'Was the engineer and there wasn’ 4 jany steam.” may27-lwk 1806—John B. Floyd, Virginia | Lucky Lines » Seetetary of war, Con-| “Yes,” said the beautifv] movie cheng general, borh at Smith-jStar, “I’m to play on elderly la: vi Wield, Va. Died Aug. 26, 1863. {in my next film, and I shall have} to have wrinkles painted round! .'iy eyes end mouth.” 1831—Johh Bell Hood, one 0°) “41,” said her gallant ee the highest ranking of Confeder-lasnoy will indeed be lines cast in Ste gemras, New Orleans mer- pleasant places.” @hant after the war, born in Ken- tucky. Died Aug. 30, 1879. L E GA LS — 1831—Redfield Proctor, Ver-/4n THE COUNTY JUDGES © Mont governor, secretaty of war, 4 U. & senator for many years,jin nh born in Vermont. Died March 4, 1908. See a nae “Athletes Foot MAKE THis 24 HOUR TEST Apply tingol solution with cam- phor at the first sign of itching toes. Joe Pelkie, Kenton, Ohio, { Says, “I have been troubled with Sweaty and itching feet for 30 fice = Tingol solution is the only, eight calendar months Sreubled for five months.” Many sented within the time and in thé times one application kills it. Often seese peg ed her pall Pemplete results in two days. Easy “Dated Jone 1 : oe ee Bool & tabe bold. Get Ailimtatattatcix of the tatste ‘ot bottle from any druggist. te ae as at Gardner's Pharmacy. T- 5. CARO, elaims demands w €ither of you, may have e of Stephen Dam: M i Junel-8-15-22, 1937) CELY FURNISHED APART- MENT. Elettric Ice Box, etc. See Mrs, Frank Johnson, Duval streét, between 4 and 6 o'clock. may31-3tx FOR SALE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, $950.00. Bath, Gas and E'ectricity. Write owner, P. O. Box 108, Key West. Brokers protected. may29-3t FOR SALE—Two-story house. In exclusive section of town. For price and terms, address N, The Citizen, apr5-tf , OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Five bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen 0: REPAIRS thay19-tf EXPERT RADIO AND AUTO REPAIRS. Gas and Oils. = YATES SERVICE STATION, White. at Catherine. Phone 525-J. apr6-1mo ROOOMS THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th street, Miami, Summer rates. Florida. Low mayl-1mo the piece-de-resistance at ‘the. been through guard chains of a gatage: i 1 } aymate, his parents: discover- his body. 1926s. | Roosevelt and Mms, Chiang Kai- MARRIED: DROWNED IN | chek, wife of the President of the! 45 MINUTES {Chinese Repxblie, exchanged per-! Greenville, Miss——Mr. and Mrs. } sonal greetings duting the inauge- ration of direct tadio telephone J. P. Morgan United States and China. It was Washington, eleven o’e'ock at night in Shang- ————— ‘hai and ten o’clock in. the morn- 900 per ». conversati A HEAP OF PLENTY | Tem, returned over the high HIT BY HAMMER TWICE . ee aie ae en evening. 4 ‘Wadash, Ind.—Noah Schlegel! Charlotte, N. C.—Little Binnie} “SCA DEATH” sli. AT HUSBAND'S. recently ai ithinks there shovld be a limit to; Lee Griggs; infant: daughter of{ Bellevillé@Hl—Warren Frank falo, N, ¥.—Wiiile Camp Roosevelt, at Ocala; | Captain A,_E...Sharpley, who'some thirigs. Recently while he|Rev- afd Mrs. Boyce Powell; Paule, 2, wai “seared from death” ing new flowers on tora it is stated. ag ty: . ; ~ | Griggs, of this city, has twelve; recently: The child fell into @ grave, Mrs. Andrew J. Ki NO PUPILS FOR 12 YEARS | was so frightened he held his Perry, N. ¥.—for twelve years) bteath, thas keeping water out of RECREATION AT | his lungs. He was “sound as, ever” eS (Continued | cut ovt and in it were 142 stones, | wrapped in cotton. His visions of Emmettsburg, Iowa.—Although! ever, when a jeweler, to whom ken, cast an e¥e at he has had more than 200 acci-| they were tal: dents in the last 35 years, running} the stones and whispered, “Glass.” the gamut from serious cuts, blood! their children i poisoning, broken legs and arms) — | Phoenix, Ariz.—Because wher they will be LEGALS [father “will have only boys in ‘hose i }my hozse,” a six-weeks-old baby pe nea = aie girl, Thelma Josephine, could not ©¢ or at the Notice te ‘hercha nites’ tnat an-{be taken home from the hospital ay- Too: und his neck and! visto “Don’ 4 Ga.—An infuriated boil] William Morgan home, hoping, thrown ack samme fies iin) ene eee 4 94 fatally injured the|that each chicken would bring to! he failed to answer the galls of" '*. Sem? wner, Williom A. Key, 65, as he} light a $100 diamond picked from! d it through aj Mrs. Morgan’s ring while she was! eg ¥ injured a son, | feeding the birds. The diamond; was found in the gizzard of the; PHONE LINKS U. very last rooster. Waskington.—Mrts. Franklin D. lery of the war. : tains cireus midget dumiped inte o’cloe& in communication between the his lap at congressional hearing ip 'toritim. nger is exsected for | jumet-1¢ ing in Washington during the. each of the 36 .ictims who died : ; in the a‘rzbip’s explosion. cistern and, while hz remained 64, dropped dead of a heal WON'T RAVE GIRL the hoars specified aré assured) those in charre. It is imperative, | America’s battle ; ® |e second etib, ‘fully deelined” to grant Pres MEETING KEY T | Wilson authority to accept Amer’ scHOoL “|ica mandate over Armenia. t unwittingly énter-_ will ly from Page One) at the park between / well cared for by; the children be call- specified time es of a certain or-i where she was born. She is being jreclosure an in_and by; Ber’ day of April, A. I ‘ he Eleventh | 400,000 insurance has been paid the Circuit Court of Florida, in and for Monroe County,|0M the ditigitle Hindenburg, ac- BEL CACHES SOUR In Chancery. in a caw thereit|eording to the Zeppelin C-mpany. Comedy and Short Reel j . Gato If 4 Burbank Realty; PM€ Ship ecst $3,000,000. An ad- TONIGHT: oration organized, ditinosl paru.ent of about $10,- = under the laws of the! State of Florida, and Gato Real Es-} - -—+ -— --— wherein Frank f tate and Improvement Company. a, corporation organized and existing. P under the laws of the State of Flor-j i of} PACK of Double-Mellow OLD GOLDS is worth a minute’s study. This pack comes wrapped with an EXTRA jacket of Cellophane. It’s wrapped double... two jackets instead of one. But that’s not all. Notice how scientifically the two Cel- lophane jackets are combined ... so that one jacket seals the top of the pack and ao.» fete 1G of he Pe the other seals the bottom. No open o climate-proot package. RG EE 8 RE 4 on the 29tn\ cared for by the County. Es PeLace der and de- mn ihe ain] $2,400,000 ON HINDENBURG : Ser ereximatel: 52°" Grant Withers Béatrice Robert ih! PRIZE NIGHT It’s a miracle-worker, this package! It brings you FRESH cigarettes wherever you buy them. Whether the climate is high and dry. Whether the climate is damp and muggy. You never find a pack of Double-Mel- low OLD GOLDS all dried out by heat nor bloated to the point of sogginess by ex- cessive moisture. Stale cigarettes are tongue-burners and throat-stingers. But FRESH cigarettes— was given a Hamilton 17-Jews! (wrist watch in the first dub and {Mrs. Sewyer a beautiful weteh in Jacket and you get truly FRESH cigarettes