The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1937, Page 2

YEAR ‘3 pita ~- i aie RATES etteallitenneeniiemssameanteteeel $10.00 po ene am ae cee pee ennnness enenanaencnamenenme 5.00 WELL. siways seek the truth and print it witdect fear and without favor; never be afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right; siwaye fight for progress; never be the or- (BR er the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or clase; always do its utmost for the ‘Peblic Welfare; never tolerate corruption or infestice; denounce vice and praise virtue. eetemend goed dene by individual or organ- ‘opinions; print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com- As an old poet truly said, peace be- gins where ambition ends. sinner from the elements. > geod many people are content with but little here below, but want that little ~~ “Risa fool.” once snapped Seneca, he nothing but his years to prove his — = Well, Taét the worm ed; once the titled European sought only | ting them away from any knowledge, ary High — An wmbrella protects both saint and | a director of the Consolidated Qil Cor-j ‘Highest angered by printed jeers at the prowess of |\o"°* Italian fighters in Spain, virtually broke |Normal Mean off press relations with Great Britain to-| yesterday's Precipation 1.64 day.” An official order recalled all Italian | Normal om correspondents from London, and banned : e™#im« at 5 o'clock ‘Tomorrow's _ Thus dictatorship achieves its ends by | Moon sets keeping its people in darkness, and shut-| facts, any opinion which may suggest that paces the man or the party in power is l hi Barometer reading at 8 ; Stimulating to observation. = - = pas aes Sea level, 30.03. Anes | study of a useful subject wilt perfect. Under various dictatorships the i Se ‘a habit of concentration that ge i < WEATHER FORECAST jb useful, while the inspiration of right to vote in free and honest elections I, hag beak “Gm uae gee has been taken from the people. The right | (Till 7:30 p. m, Friday) ‘of nature brings you closer to the Key West and Vicinity: Partly Infinite Purpose of life. of free speech has been taken from them. lacs 24 tonight and Frday, prob-| It has often be:n remarked that The right of free assembly has been taken | aily thundershowers; gentle to a sailor can sail the seven seas from them. The right of open trial by ™°derate winds, mostly east and and be no better or wiser for} : | southeast. {what he has seen, while an jury has been taken from them. The right | Florida: Partly cloudy tonight lightened mind may stay. in a of a free press has been taken from them. and Friday, seattered thunder- small place and yet be able to = showers Friday afternoon and say, “Much have I seen, cities i i were Between the United States and such |{possitly near the extreme south and men.” » O. . P { tyranny stands the Constitution—a living /‘°%t 'o7'8"*- }Bampstend, Hi. FREE! If excess acid causes you! Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, In- digestion, Heartburn, GET free! sample ‘iptii Jacksonville, to. Florida Straits June 11, 1937.. document, reasonably interpreted. by un-|and.Bzst Gulf: Gentle to moder- aioe . atq winds, »mostly, southeasterly; controlled, non-political judges.” We must (001, overesst weather with scat. be continually on our guard lest, in our | tered showets Friday and over eagerness for seeming advantage, we un path nortion, tanightnz knowingly sacrifice the liberties for which WEATHER CONDITIONS | — : millions of i i one ounce sleabal: oe = e — fought: during centuries of | yoo ne peemure ie high-| daily. Feel it take hold. One st over the north Atlantic States’ application stops the itehing. It MODERN METHOD OF NOW 1S THE TIME fer you t» neta om |and 72 grains. ‘Ringol pewder in Subscribe to The Citizen. SLI LIISS SS RUSSELL’S !: CIGAR STORE trie range in your There will be no cost for monthly payments are less than SEVEN © DAY. SWITCH TO BETTER COOKING while a, disturbance of moderate is easy to use. One application intens'te is central over the west-|of Tingol Solution is usually orn Lake reson (Chicago, 29.34| enough if applied at the first sign inches) an2 pressure is low over | of itching toes. All druggists. the Rocky Mou tain with disturb-; Gardner’s Pharmacy.—advt. one of our GENERAL ELECTRIC pel ances of moderate intensity cen-!——— = today. 1 ii sks if - By MARCY B. DARNALL. rent, 29.48 inches) and in Utah With our ALL ELECTRIC RATE you will Former Editor of The Key West Citizen | (Modena, 29.70 inches). - : : : Precipitation was general dur- n infant does not become a child|ing the last 24 hours from the/ ain Business a . a +} In the C of the until its 6th‘ birthday, according to a de-| fort" Pacitic states eastward to and Theater District SS : : e Atlantic cozs cision In a customs case in Washington. [each over Ge abide Ate Heder Baca. Infants’ clothing pays 75 per cent duty, | ie states, Ohio Vze¥ey and Te while chi 2 és . gp pRessee and westward to Oklahoma First Class Fireproof children’s garments pay only 50 end Kansas. There wer> thunder-! =— : per cent. Two department stores argued |<torms -"-o in southern Florida. that an infant becomes a child on its 2d} Temperstures have not chang-| i . < A . ed materially from yesterday! birthday, but lost their case. See except for somewhat! Ral Geni 22 ae warmer in K:rsas and the Gpper| — Jake Kilrain, who was beaten by John {Lake region. As a rele, nal | — SEE conditions continue in ec L. Sullivan ina 75-round, bare-knuckle S. M. GOLDSMITH. NERVES, fight at Richbourg, Miss., July 8, 1889, re-| Temporarily in Charge |} BE SWEET~ cently retired as night watchman in a Fall SSS SERENE? River, Mass., shipyard at the age of 78. BAER: Rage, copital ef: Aipete can Samoa, has a population of | 611. COLONIAL HOTEL electric cocking to King George VI has a new press - secretary, Sir Eric Mieville, who will en-| Ike Howell, center on the Mary-} deavor to popularize the new king and po en ao Teoeseed queen, whose prestige has suffered through ! 10 inches tail and weighs = 218; the world’s greater interest in the Duke!pounds. He is from Columbus, and Duchess of Windsor. pas i i | } : IALALEZLLAAECLLALL LALLA e 8 Installing Running Water OR REPAIRING YOUR WATER LINES, LET US BID ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF PIPE AND FITTINGS poration, of which his father is board} FEVER chairman. His elevation to the directorate | is only a part of young Sinclair's education | Fast Relief for Malaria With i in the oil business, which he has been pur-| This Proven Treatment! | suing during vacations by working in a! pont go through the u-aal suffer- . filling station. p Malaria chil's and fever | 1” pir arr PIPE, Se Dr. L. W. Chubb, Westinghoga ~ Seo 3S.no new-fangled | search director, recently desefibed air-conditioning device which har 34° GALVANIZED PIPE, Per Foot z Cc air with electricity and precipitates“~pat. pIyaSmr'y Sepa: ills and fever. ° 1” ae PIPE, 14¢ ticles as fine as cigarette smoke. oo es ~~ —— That's Per Foot } ‘Toe very next time you feel an | | attack of chills and fever coming ; Bie ESS StS : Cut Length—ic More Per Foot John Sowell, an ex-convict from | on. go right to your drug store and We carry a ccmplete line of fittings for the above sizes of pipe ID PALALAL ELL LA LAL LAA LALLA beh bbb bh Texas, was arrested and jailed at Dothan, | £*t 2 bottle of Grove’s Tasteless | We dow't know exactly how many! Ala. where the sheriff found two hack, | cesssieaicmetn exten | wees thousands of languages there are in the/ saws on his person. A short time later | je relief you wants | Ma een nomen BRASS HOSE BIBBS: BRASS PLAIN BIBBS world, but money speaks them all. Sewell’s cell was found empty, but a note | less Chill Tonic, 50c and $1. The TABEET FORM ee : cas 1” TS + left by him read: “You miscounted; I had | oe eee Ss ra 34" 9c i i It’s terrible, but, it seems, ‘tis eset ten.” ee orn es OF Ges i f The U. S. air force is so inadequate that —— | 2 : pie aa es ; ya ad < it can defend the nation on only one front An unusual death was that of Ben-| A Service for Travelers a K VALVES, oa VALVES, BRASS F #1 « time and, if we were attacked on two/ jamin Taslor of Maryland. reported by | } en _ 72 Boe Fj ’ fonts, one would be defenseless! So says| Dr. Winford Smith of Johns Hopkins. Dur- | For the ever-increasing number of patrons | a pre = $1.10 : | Maj. Gen. Frank,M. Andrews, commander | ing an operation for the removal of a car- who are planning a journey our bank offers ‘ $1.50 Z ef eur ; ers Air Force,| buncle, gas in the patient’s lungs was ex- — Sanaa me pelea ploded by an electric cautery, killing him | AMERICAN EXPRESS TARVELERS CHEQUES ' DRAIN DOCTORS: PITCHER PUMPS te kaow, however; how many oe) and slightly burning two nurses. as a vrotection for travel funds. i Flexible wire cable for open- “Red Jacket”. Chief of pumps the generabekpect ys to be attacked } ‘ : : : ing clogged drains— No. 2 $280 the same time? Carole Lombard was amused recently : ; These Cheque: sued in convenient denomi- EACH __. 10c No.3 $2.75 when a genealogist wanted to sell her a nations of $10, $20, $50 and $100, cost only 75c. | » The revival of dueling at a junior col-} wonderful lineage of the Lombard family, | for each $100 purchased. They are spendable ea — lege of Los Angeles strikes us as being par-| which he said he had traced back several wherever travelers go, and carry the added and | TOILET SEATS: . ete > P teplarly silly, even though approved by| centuries. It happens that Miss Lom- important feature of a prompt refund by the Am- | Complete Sabai wari es bow L BRUSHES 1Gc and IB the college dean and some other brothers} )ard’s real family name is Peters. erican Express Company in case of loss or theft i White celluloid f sh = $3.25 DRANO—SANI-FLUSH— and sisters. If there is any sense in a Speman before your second signature is affixed. Ask the | Mahogany stained finish $2.25 Large can 25e blood-spilling duel the American people| When Mrs. William Morgan of Seattle Teller about them. teok a long backward step some years ago} missed her diamond ring after feeding her H a When they outlawed them. That a few/ chickens, she shrewdly suspected that one THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST ; SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. young fools delight in the “risk” and} of the fowls had swallowed it. The family H taney it courageous and brave in the eyes) had chicken for dinner every day, and the Mesbce of the Federal —— i : “a Home Is Worthy Of The Best” ef the co-eds is not an argument for duel-j ring was found in the gizzard of the 18th | Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance _ White and Eliza Str-~ Phone 598 ing. and last one of the flock. 4 eee eres Corporation ey ye cee DILL IGLGIISS ii tte SS HPM GO