The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR PERSONAL MENTION weocece Cleveland Johnson, operator of a sponging vessel who was spend- ing a short while with his family, left this morning to join his ves- sel which is berthed at Grassy Key. Howard Weatherford, who was spending a br vacation with the family in Key West, left this morning over the highway for Miami Beach where he is a mem- ber of the personnel of the gas company. Benjamin Russell, and son John, after spending a brief time with relatives, left this morning on Florida Motor Lines bus for Mi- ami where he is an employee of the department of parks. George Simpson, who was spending a few days on business in Key West, left this morning for Miami en route to Jackson- ville. Frank L. Walters left this morning in bus of the Florida Motor Lines for Miami and from there will go cross state to Tampa. i » Baylorgydaughter y ii @aglor, left the highWay this morting for £ fora VINE WICH Miss..Maxy, Taylor, and,,, will re- mainoyey Thanksgiving. Day, : Mrs. Charles Aronovitz left this morning in Florida’ Motor Lines bts for Miami where she will be met by her son Sidney, who will remain over Thanksgiving and then return to his stydies at Flor- ida University. THE ANSWERS 1. A pact to fight communism is the official explanation but other nations suspect that it con- tains secret commitments. 2. The proposed convention has not been called, the plan hav- ing wiet with opposition. 8. Gharlie Gehringer, second baseman. 4. A Spanish pianist. 6. They embrace 4,575,276 sqttare miles and 60,148,273 peo- ple scattered from the Orient to tropical South America. 6. The young movie star is 14. 7. A system of work-measure- ment, based on a study of the nio- tions required on different jobs. $8. Yes; in Delaware. 9. The treaty contains none. 10. It is estimated at $69,000,- 000,000 for this year; in 1929 it was $78,000,000;000. Detroit (See “Who Knows?” on Page 2) MAN WINS AT KNITTING BOSTON.—John F. Cann of this city won a knitting contest in which nearly one hundred women participated. READY FOR CHRISTMAS —Gifts For— Men, Women and Children From all over the world Also,, Native Handicrafts ming, Monday, November 22nd LD, ISLAND, TRADING POST , vont, N. End Duval Street Miburn Stone-Terry Walker ‘th , FEDERAL BULLETS * —Two Comedies— TONIGHT—PRIZE NIGHT BERMUDA MARKET Suggests for Your Thanksgiving Dinner--- Freshly Killed TURKEYS, dressed and delivered, 35e guaranteed tender, lb. %-Grown Hens, from 3 to 6 Ibs., dressed and de- 30c livered, Ib. 33¢ n 7 to 10 Ibs., by whole, Ib. 30¢ {These are Young and Tender) Swift Prem’ Hams and Star Hams, e two best grades of ham) fr ll to 30c 14 Ibs, by whole to 10 PORK LOIN ROAST Ybs. each, by wt ae ; 28¢ FIRST GRADE HEAY WESTERN BEEF We compete with High Quality —MEATS AND POULTRY— Young Soft Bone Roast- . per Ib, 8 Place orders early for QUICK |; DELIVERY Phone 52 White at Virginia St. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN eccee PEOPLE’S FORUM WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH “SABBATH” IN KEY WEST? Editor, The Cittzen: I have felt for some time that something should be said about the non-observance of the Lord’s Day in our emmunity. Key West faces the peril of los- ing the Christian Sabbath, Com- mercial interests are. at.’ work breaking down our Sabbath laws. The writer firmly believes that the Sabbath is a basic institution of human society vitally related to the welfare of our people. I believe that the observance of this day will bring great blessings to our city. It meets the fundamental needs of our life. And the higher rea- son for me is, that God requires the observance of the Sabbath Day as a condition of the blessing that belongs to all who obey His| commands. i As a nation we owe a profound debt of obligation to the Chris tian Sabbath. j King James of England by law! directed that the Sabbath Day should be a day of games and) pleasure. The early Pilgrims be-| lieved that a civilization built, around that standard could not! survive and so the¥-came to this continent where they endured un- told hardships that they might maintain the Sabbath Day. I know of course that a favorite sport in some quarters is to heap ridicule and abuse upon them for the sternness of their religion and the severity of their Sabbath laws. But what their critics forget is that in those days, the country} they had left had laws providing! for the punishment by death for the amazing number of two hun- dred and twenty-three offenses. No New England colony had more than fifteen capita! of- fences, so those much abused Pu- ritans were even than far ahead and superior to the people among whom their lives had been spent. | “Honor to whom honor is due,” The infidel, Voltaire, once wrote: “You can only destroy the Christian religion when you first destroy the Christian Sabbath.” The Supreme Court of the Unit- ed States in the famous Trinity) case, in 1892, declared this to be a Christian nation. I regret there is no space to record that ful! de- cision, so important. The Hon. William Strong, Jus- tice of the Supreme Court of our country, said: “The Sabbath has { Thanksgiving Specials Perez ey Market |' TURKEYS Hens and Fryers FRESH KILLED PORK Veal Lamb All Inggredients for Souse SOUP SEASONING 805 Fleming St. Phone 76 | lus in so much stead in our own| Ne day where people might rest, leivil laws ever | | ; GIVES TRICK CIGARS |* BOSTON—Pascal Trent of. this! city was arrested for giving trick! cigars to four policemen. | | Highest Lowest y and which “has been the|Wwotship and economize a little. | Mean __ ation of the world.” | Consider Key West of today.' Normal Meai Even the French statesman, de! xj--nte! | Toqueville, thought it. was chiefly|, one ons “et, "ons, Doobie Rome because of the spirit of the. Pil,| i" the early hours quite unfit for grim Fathers, and. their spirit,'rest or worship during the Lord’s that this country was so: strong} Day. and | prosperous in the | Baseball Sunday morning. Ten-' gin rises things in a nation’s life. nis during the day. ‘Saloons open’ gin sets Our great/authority on business|eyery hour and until ‘midnight.| yoon rises i conditions, Roger Babson, wrote:/Dances during worship hours. Par-|yfoon sets 12:92 4. ih “A decline in chtreh attendance |ties that keep domestics from) Last Quarter 7:04 p. mi, Novem. and Sunday obseryante is th@sur-|their places of worship and from pey 24th ae est symptom that ¢haracter is be-)their homes. j 1 ing undermined and that hard} Stores where the assistants! times are ahead as the natural] must serve. Drink everywhere High ¢ consequence.” jand its results always apparent. |Low . 8:48 8:46 is a higher authority than} The Sabbath Key West needs to-' garometer rending at 8 a as Mr. Babson who has tied up na-|day and will need more and more, ea level, 30.22. Der tional prosperity with a non-com-|is not a holiday with recreation, ! mercial, non-secular and religious] amusements and sports. observance of the Sabbath. Never did we need Ss | : A We in America have enactedl more than today and to cominae| (Till 7:80 p. m, Wednesday) forbidding all secular|to flount the laws of God and to| _ ey West and Vicinity: Partly labor and business, except works}eondemn so many of our fellow- | ‘loudy to cloudy tonight and Wed- and mercy on the! citizens to a day of toil is to in-,nesday; not much change in tem-| vord’s Day. — : vite the disaster that will most perature; moderate northeast and| _ This right inom dened e an| certainly follow a life of disobe-' east winds. | increasing number of people in| di eet : ‘ Key West through the crowding hest demands o£ our fellow erea,|_, F!tida: Partly cloudy tonight, of secular business and all kinds |slightly warmer in north and cen- of amusement. ALFRED DE BARRITT. | tral portions; Wednesday increas- In Aiferica, 5,000,000 people! Key West, Fla., ing cloudiness followed “by rain in now laboron the Sabbath engaged ; Nov. 23, 1937. northwest and wést-central por-; in labor #hat is neither works of F } contributed largely to the forma. | tion of that character which stood | Temperature*® | 67: 62 Rainfall* Yesterday’s Precipitation T. Ins Normal Precipitation | ending at ef ‘Tomorrow's Almanac (© 6:50 a. 5:38 a. m. Tomorrow's Tides A.M. -- 2:03 3:08 P.M.! WEATHER FORECAST Day | tures. CELEBRATING 23, 1937. SSDAY, NOVEMBER |emplified in the 116 Double-X, is! 4 Dance | the outcome of years of reseateh,| AY Reals Club RADIO S. ALES years of experimentation, and the 1 consélidation of all that Philco en- Thanksgiving Eve Dance, held | gineers have diseovered in the} 32) year at Raul’s Club on PHILCO CO., PIERCE BROS. |a specially designed audio sys |PeSday evening beginning at 1 !tem, new anti-distortion beam out-|0’clock. 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