The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR PERSONAL MENTION John Kemp, who . was v' in Key West for a week, was an outgoing passenger on the bus for Miami yesterday morning. Miss Carolyn Grissett, house guest of Miss Leonor Warren, daughter of Dr. and-Mrs. Wm. R. Warren, Eaton street,deft., over the highway Saturday after a de- lightful tliree weeks’ visit. Wm. R. Warven, Jt, ‘is visiting with his brotrer, George. Allen) Warren, of the Florida State} Board of Health at Ft. Lauder- dale, Fla. | ! Mrs. Robert Hartley and daugh-} ter, Mary, were arrivals in Key; West last. evening over the high-j way from Miami for a visit with Mrs. Hartley's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John F. Roberts, at the home, 716 Ashe street, Mrs. Howard Wallace and son, who were visiting relatives and friends in “Miami and Tampa, were returning passengers on the S. 8. Cuba from Tampa this morn- ing. | { | | Mrs. Camile Russell and thre} children, who‘ were visiting rela-| tives and friends. for some time left yesterday morning for their; home at Plantation Key and were; agcompanied ty Henry Ford Saw-! yer, who will spend a vacation at the Sawyer Home. Mrs. Elizabeth Hope was an cr-} vival lact week from New York for a visit with her father, W. J.) Walker and other relatives. Mr, arid Mrs. Clarence Barr| and daughter, Miss Bettie, of Tampa, are spending a vacation of two weeks at Munson Island. ‘Mrs, Barr and daughter were visi- tors with relatives and friends in Key West Saturday and Sunday. Warren Lopez, who was visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Comal Lopez last week left yes- terday morning for Kendall, Fia., where he is a member of the CCC eamp. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Weather- ford and daughter, Shirley, were Passengers on the morning bus yesterday going to Miami and other points for @ vacation of about two weeks and were accom- panied by Mrs. Weatherford's grandfather, Davis Albury, who went to New York for a visit with relatives, Mrs. Alice Scheurer and grand- son, Phillip Scheurer, left on tus) of the Florida Motor Lines yes. | terday for 9 visit in Ft. Lander- dale, with Mr; and Mrs, Ch Mrs, Bonnie Austin and deugh-| ter, Bonnie B., who were guests of Mrs, Austin’s sister, Mrs, Ray Bush and family and other rela- tives, left yesterday morning for their home in Miami. 7: E. Price, Jr., who is spend- | ing a yacation on the Keys, came | into the city Saturday for an eve- ning with friends and left yester- day morning for Munson Island. | Thomad H. Gato, who returned’ mi ie gat gaat ards rag and sp a, ivhile with relatives, | left this morning.on the S. S.; Cubs for his home in Havens, | i « Jogn lt, Sr., was an out-| going fier an on the bus ‘this | morning for a business visit on the Key, and in Miami. Mrs, Agnes Pritchard left over the highway this:mornnig for Mi- ami where she wil] spend a while with relatives, ‘ Mra. William.Boeyen arrived here yesterday from Jacksonville for a visit of several months with ing } |Jacksonville where | thanks for the many acts of kind- jdeath of our beloved father and }can fill his PRESCRIPTIONS eeeseeece her mother, Mrs. Watson Carey, on United Street. H | Miss Dora Carrera, who was! visiting relatives and friends in’ Key West, left by bus yesterday | morning for her home in Miami. 8 BY RAYMOND PITCAIRN. Jack Kirchik, attorney,from Mi-, “THE GREAT COMPROMISE” aini-who was in- Key West for a “In peed det 150: brief visit ‘with his) patents Mri, Years ago week —' unders and Mrs. G.,Kirchile, Swas'appout? $50 wrote our Federal Constitution ‘ which histo- going passenger on the afternoon, pians ever sinee have characterized plane yesterday: <| a8 “The Great Compromise.” a | jg BDCne were, tm: ack, two. imager Hee : = ;' tant compromises, both of which Charles Roberts \left y day solved differences that had caused afternoon for Miami.where hé will gissension so serious as to threaten spend a while with relatives and, disruption of the Convention mect- friends. | tag in Philadelphia’s famous In- | dependence Hall. Es if | ‘The first compromise resulted in A. L. West, bridge engineer formal adoption of @ resolution with the Overseas Road and Toll ee of the Bridge District, left yesterday Jarger states for representation in x js H the National’ Legislature on the afternoon ona business trip t0 basis of population, aad, at the same Jacksonville, going by plane to time, the demand of the smaller Miami. | States that all be equally represented. celina } Pin... cae bry orate th the form we Miss Anne Kirchik, who was ww today—a lower house of Con- visiting with her parents, Mr. and paced tigi peng omg hae Ms: G, Kirehik, left yesterday, Senate, with the Po number of afternoon for Miami en route to members from each state. she is em- PE hae second vorvmagressdh also dealt alowed » the department of for Congress—but from ® different an- eign commerce. { gle. It involved the question whether z ee ss | or not slaves should be counted in Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisechbein,| determining population of the sepa- of St. Augustine, arrived _yester-| Tate states—and, therefore, in ap- day morning by plane from Miami; Poruoning representation in the first and are guests at the home i . Me Paar guna diseus- of! Mrs. Fischbein’s parents, Mr. and) sion had been aroused, which ended Mrs: Frank Lewinsky. in an agreement to count for pur- poses of representation all free whites } pay Feist pes of the slaves. } occurred so frequently during the Convention, the debates of this Attorney Paul Marks was an ar- rival. yesterday morning by plane from Miami for a visit with rel- atives and friends. aor Today’s Birthdays } to govern,” pronounced, for example, James Wilson, of Pennsylvania. In |later debate he characterized “the cultivation and improvement cf the human ming” as “the most noble object” of government. Opposition to any possible return of that despotism against which the Colonies had rebelled was. similarly evident. _“For,” said George Mason, of Vir- ginia, “from the nature of man we may be sure that those who have give it up while they can retain it. On the con- trary we know they will always. when they can, rather increase it.” To which James Madison, of Virginia, add- ed that “all men having pewer ought. to be distrusted to a certain posal tive hold offige, *duri havior,” Mason“ poin‘ this was.4a softer name only for an Executive for life.” be anieasy archy.”” 5 Swayed undoubt ment, the Convention rejected the “good behavior” proposal and agreed that the term of office of the Chief Executive should be limited, but that he should be eligible for re-election. During the week the delegates agreed also on several other powers and duties of the Chief Executive, but final action was postponed until later sessions. Next week: Judicial Powers. Dr. Olin West of Chicago, sec- retary of the American Medical Asso., born at Gadsden, Ala., 63 years ago, | | { { 1 Rear Admiral Claude C, Bloch, 'U.S.N., bor: at Woodbury, Conn., 59 years ago. Temperatures* Highest Lowest Mean ... Normal Mean . Rainfal Yesterday’s Precipitation Normal Precipitation .... 17 82 Judge Samuel H. Sibley of 83 Georgia, of the Sth U. S. ‘Cirenit Court, borm at Union Point, Ga., 6 4years ago, T. Ins ending at 8 o'clock thin morning. Tomorrow’s Almanac Sun rises . Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets . Sidney S, Lenz of New York, bridge expert, born in Chicago, 64 yearg ago, a, m, Pp. a. m. Arthur M_ Hyde of Missouri, p. m. ex-seeretary of agriculture, ex- governor, born at Princeton, Mo., 6@ years ago, Rev. Robert M, Hopkins, secre- tary: of the World’s Sunday Schoo} Association, New York, born at it H. Palsits of New York, noted historian, born in New York, 70 years ago. Barometer Sea level, 30.06. WEATHER FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: erally fair tonight and Tuesday; gentle easterly winds. Florida: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday except rather widely seattered thundershowers over north and central portions Tues- day afternoon. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle variable | winds exeept easterly over extreme south portion and partly overcast weather tonight and Tuesday. ‘CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere ness shown us during our recent bereavement, the short illness and brother, Juan Farto. To those who gave the use of ‘their cars, the donors of the beautiful floral "Phin reeord covers 24-hour peried| Gen: | THE WEATHER | -87 | WEATHER CONDITIONS | Pressure is moderately high. ; this. morning from the Lake -re- gion southward over the Gulf States and thence eastward off .09 Ins.| the south Atlantic coast, and also} S°ciation says in larger | over the Northwest; while moder- pate low pressure areas are center- ed over the north Atlante States, - ™\ northern Plains, and far South-|is estimated to have reached a top j west. Showers have occurred during the last 24 hours from the .| northern and eastern Lake region jeastward over most of the north and middle Atlantic States, from southern Georgia northeastward | along the Caroiina coast, from the jlower Missouri Valley southward jover eastern Texas, and in por tions of the central and southern |Rocky Mountain and Plateau | States, being heavy at New York City, 1.01 inches, and Thomas- ; ville, Ga., 1.18 inches, Tompera- tures are generally seasonable this morning througheut the coun- toy. but day temperatures were 90 degrees or somewhat above in many localities from the northern Plains States eastward to the mid- |dle Atlantic coast yesterday. G. 8. KENNEDY, Official in, Charge tributes and messages of sympa- thy, we are indeed grateful. Hyi2itx THE FAMILY. REGARDLESS : ;of who your deetor is, we exactly as prescribed with pure fresh ingredients. ,GARDNER’S PHARMACY | “The Rexall Store” Phone 177 | Free Delivery MIAMI and Also Serving All Points { ERY soos cach of our frends will be receiving an invitation to our Wedding, and OTR ® on wa KEY WEST on Florida Keys between MIAMI AND KEY WEST Four round trips weekly direct between Miami and Key West via Diesel Power Boats—with over- night delivery to Key West. Leave Miami at 12:00 o'clock noon on Mon- day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Leave Key West at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. poaihiaciiaoni acne Three round trips weekly via Trucks and Boat: Leave Key West at 8:00 o'clock A. M. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave Miami 7:30 A. M. on Tuesday, Thure- day and Saturday. we want it t be the best looking invitation we com get” Naturally, you want your very finest; and that is why we ase invitung you to inspect our temarkable hne of genumc ions and Aanouacements in the Favored Styles THE ARTMAN PRESS CITIZEN BUILDING Wedding Invitation so be the —Miami to Lower Steel Engraved Wedding Invite Office: 813 Caroline St. Daily (except Sunday) Service via motor trucks Matecumbe and return—serving all intermediate points on Florida Keys. Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Fall Cargo Insurance Telephones 92 and 68 kicked over the traces and went “And the next,” he added, “would Jang, itedly by this argu-—+ Oeeecccesecccccosceosoes! | TOOTHPICK TOPICS | | Mi “ By C. G. FLINT Soeresoccoscecccecsocoss / I am sometimes glad that 1° : |to France instead of Harvard. te! lisn't that Harvard lacks educa-| Ee tional advantages as an institu-| tion, but that Harvard so domin- ates and shapes an impresionable; & iman that he is never quite’ the, =f same as he was when he left @h-/ kosh. It makes a lion out of @ lamb, but it also produces a heady group who believe that the Lord would have picked Harvard te matriculate and that “the Har- vard mam is the great I AM.” This: attitude of Harvard and My Right, so balloons a graduate that he never’ quite returns to extth. He sees the world, mankind, through crimson glass- es.. He-must excel, dominate and reform, He becomes a “force for Everready Star ood” if he ean, if not he espouses peal Sacisl iam or Bolshe. Cem To Meet jvism. Sometimes, of course, he; settles down. But Harvard likes! \her sons.to make a stir in the Everready Star Club held tomor- pworld, as long as they keep out of row afternoon, beginning at 4 i ig his ne tp ath ar ar o'clock, at the home of * Mrs. > signed, sealed and d& Charies Keister. i if Harvard Man. He. will : a sed ~~ shies All members are requested to never he just himself any more i y be in attendance. j Wal, ennyway,. a few mosquito sites takes a feller’s. mind off’n taxes. $i Larkin got smart and puta to listen on while she is visitin’ him, There will be a meeting of the always pity the rest of metimes happened, we, chose the War to Fair Harvard. Hampstead, N. H., enerrzee * eceeseor 'Today’s Horoscope | SPO POS CCCEreseseses02RF ~ Juvéy 4, 1937. THE ANSWERS € The morning of this day ‘takes much of the tendency —— ‘yesterday but as the day’ advanc- For at least three more es, the nature becomes more gen- tle, with a taste for music, in ‘which @ position as leader might a par- of L years, 2. An ailisnce or “understand- Raa ‘eial. ae ari seat but not official ‘ carry. great. opportunities & The WPA estimates that strain of irritability is held in con- the States carry 24.4 percent of trol.’ The day generally brings the relief load. | reputation, 4. The three-cent. first class) rate has been extended by Con- gress for two years. 5. 129,229,000 — a gain of, 800,000 in a year. if wre CARD OF THANKS ‘ We wish to extend thanks ‘to 6. ¥es, through Production, the many friends and neighbors Credit Associations. ‘who ministered so kindly to our 7. The Netural Education As- !°ved one, Edna Gertrude Archer, cities jan-; during her illness and after death: 25 pereent | To the officiating clergymen, Rev- more tzan these of teachers. \erend Pezle and Reverend Stroud, &. No. | to those who sang so sweetly, for 9. A reently tested naval plane ; the many f-oral offerings and mes- {sages of sympathy and those who iso kindly loaned the use of their j¢ers, your kindness will never be | forgotten, itor’s salaries average speed of 500 to 600 miles an our. 10. He is a Sociatist, (“Who Knows” On Page 3) ' ILY. jly12-1t 'ROBERT YOUNG and party line In fer his mother ‘n taw | HENRY D. ARCHER AND FAM- MONDAY, JULY 12,1937. i Anncuncement Of Engagement GIVEN HEARING My. and Mrs. Antonio Azango of 1020 Duval street announte the / __}engagement of their daughter Robert Young was arraigned: Miss Caridad to John Anti, of {before Peace Justice Franklyn | Boston, Mass. {Arenberg this morning on a charge | The wedding is to be cele- jof failing to pay his bill at the/ brated within the near future. | Hotel LaConcha. | He entered a pléa of guilty andi advised" that his bwill be t the session | Three marriage licenses were jissued during tke week ending} :today, from the office of County} Judge Raymond R. Lord. 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