The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1938, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1938. LITTLE SPEAKER Florida aie at New York World’s rae ae : ‘CHECK LANDS PLAN Se iggityece erent -AT 69TH CONVENT | ) 2 : ; ; MAN IN JAIL CLINIC MONDAY TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers to test INCIDENT HAPPENED ON Zt : : : questions printed on Page 2 Clinie for crippled children will eeeeesecceeeceeceeoooees: FIFTEEN GRADUATE; GWEN. — : S ‘ ge { FLORIDA KEYS; OFFICERS be held 10 o'clock Monday morn- 1. The Thursday before Easter. : ; ; LOCATE DEFENDANT ing at the Monroe County Clinic. 2. The mayflower. DOLYN ADRIENNE JAMES J ee pecans : : “ An orthopedic specialist and staff 3. A sculptured representation WINS HIGHEST AVERAGE S | will be on hand to handle all ap- | of a man on horseback. a. Paul Young, colored, had a plicants who may attend. | 4. Victoria Falls. eit : ee 2 ' check for $15.84, but only for a| Specialists in the cases of hare} 5. 1,000. =. P 7 ce pangs : a : 4 ‘short time, as John L. Crawford, | lip and cleft palate will also be} © Animals Ahat) live: sin the : ig ; also colored, came into possession | present and sufferers from either | eee elntty aia Contnchy . : North a Pexercises of ‘the. Convent 4 \of the check and lost no time in | or both of these complaints are; ag dehy ag Immaculat were held Thurs. me : : ‘ 08 , Preparing to cash it. | invited to attend and consult with! 9. It is French for pen-iame. “Hfternoch “on™ teebeautiful i . ue : |_ The incident happened on the those by whom the clinic will be | . Charles JJ Guiteau. 48S 6K Ane Canvent, dec- . meee Keys and Crawford approached a! pliers + oratedin' the ‘class/colors of blue; - : ee a : =e business man at Marathon with Subscribe to The Citi ‘and gold;fronting the grounds. mee oi si sess i snemennire asus the check indorsed with a lead! Holding of this clinic affords a) Saas ers yy Gold medal for highest average z pencil, but the business man de-| great opportunity for sufferers | ‘was won by Gwendolyn Adrienne Architect's drawing of the Florida State building at the New York World’s Fair of 1939. Built in the Spanish cathedrg] style of.early | cided that he wanted it indorsed | from the diseases to receive prop- |} Don't Telephone . . . James, The medal is a shield of Florida, the building will take care of 350,000 people a day. Centrally located on the Exposition grounds, the Florida exhibit ocChpies 110,000 sa. | with ink. er advice and treatment. Pessonal WIRE FREE! ft. the largest area allocated to any state or national exh! : | Crawford could not write with | suffering from the diseases men-| ED. BERLINER delicately engraved gold, embel- 4 n tu ished With smal! clusters of for- ink, so he got a friend interested | tioned are treated free if they are} et-me-nots and carries the in- | “RADIO WIDO' at AND G. W RK MILLIONS OF ‘EM }and had the friend sign the check | unable to pay, but anyone inter- |} PLUMBER scription “Victrice Palma”— —— +in the manner required by the ested is welcome to attend and visi “HIC itvi 1016 Division Street COLUMBUS, Ind.—When the business man, received the cash | discuss their cases, iL Palm .to the Victor. Medal for CHICAGO. Testifying in her} history, donated by A. B. Josten, ELEC TED RED divorce suit, Mrs. William begs! 10 BE SPEEDED fire department of this city was |and came to Key West. PLE LODE SE REE CEE IIIT vas av i i Retribution followed him, in r ee ae es, of this city sadly declared: called out by the report of smoke the person of Young. He discov. Py donated by Rev. Chadwick and MEN OFFICERS am a radio widow; my ait UP BY JUNE 9 issuing from the courthouse dome, | ered traces of Crawford, found “Quality Shop” Mr, Feltman, was awarded to sits at the loud speaker and will the supposed smoke was found to, out the house where he was stay- Alice Marie Domenech. paar womia + never take me anywhere”. Bap amnae be only a cloud of gnats. jing, Ate with Police » Aa Members of the class of 1938 — LOOKIN UICKER | Frani lin Arenberg and Harry You Don’t Ni gre the Misses Lillian Theresa LOCAL POCAHONTAS AND jyocnor Clemons; Great, Second OOKING: TO QUIC COM: charting west Gulf waters as far, Johnson went to Crawford's ‘ou Don't. Need To Shop Around: When You Shop Here Acevedo, Flora Barroéo,, Bethice RED MEN. MEMBERS ELECT- Scout, * Fannie +» Brown» « ‘Great PLETION OF KEY- MAPPING as he Hin Grande } house and in a short time he was Brantley, Blanche Brantley, Alice in the county jail. DRESSES MONDAY SPECIAL uatd of ‘Tepee, Mary Gause; WORK; OCEAN-CHARTING Captain Rude ied Marie Domenech, Li ED! TO COUNCIL orricea fs 3 captain Rude was accompaniet | : M t Guard of Forest, Leot : New Sun-Back Print- 3 é Henapaes, Gevendo) ' THIS WEEK Bb geben Wiig) V piuP HERE IN TWO YEARS on his turs’ of inspectioh by! President asks Congress for] New Sum-Back Gotten Print- nanny ita James, Maria Dora Medina,,Edith Mércer; Great Trustee, Lieut.‘ Ned McCarthy, nds_to start two new battle- eros, attractive, $1.98 er ‘Vase of PRINTED Earle Moffat, Fay Elizabeth-My- Parstesoar het Rotise. t Cilist : —- charge of C. and G. work} ; REE aidihe approved tofdk to {0° New a ‘Sish-Back pti sate a lSc to 20¢ &ts, Mary Elizabeth _ Navarro, Returning over thé! HEnGly- Captain Hi Wise ofits uae RF | cRAGLA OG 12.0 miuueL °c f.coSES, $5.00 value v 10 Dinorah Marie Nickerson;Mar- ‘An outstanding feature of the Mrs. Leboi 8B. - : ; = tabeobyue tint —srieber—— Printed”, Sheet” DERNDL | 20 plesgs new _ PRINTED fia Beltrice Ramos, ‘Theresa. Great!Counci) of the ImperiayQr- Yesterday were Mrs. L Codst and Geodetic Survey, with 1 atyle DRESSES 31.96 | SILIES epd SHANTUNGS. at Mary-Sullivan, Elida Maria Val- der.of Red Men, held in Orlando erts and Miss Miriarn & Carey, headquarters in Washington, D. Children’s, new sheer Print | only. yard 49 oe “last. week, ‘was the presentation| who have been attending the © completed an inspection trip | CH AS. A RO) ITZ DRESSES, at 3, ae aon ee . 98c to $1.98 ah DEPT, STORE 200 NEW SILK DRESSES | sup) "° "7 aot dee % * >"Class officers were: President, |>Y Mrs. Mary Lou Helms of Or- Great Council of the Improved ia che last dew dave and. tina ar LADIES’ DRESSES, Silks and Sheers, only $i.ge These are all worth $3.00. On | Ciosing out Children’s SILK Mari ia~Dor ina:. Vice Presi- lando to the officers of the Great Order of Red Men and Degree of + mie wees AL aes Council of Florida a kev given to Pocahontas which was held in Or-, nounced that the work will be le ae $1.98 si " sale at only & Prices Hit Bottom 10-dozen, new Sheer Printed gem — tines 1 fo on Gees: Fay Elizabeilt Myerg; Der Seceesed “husband, Great; lando this week.” Miss Carey was speeded up for early, completion. Treasurer, Bernice Brantley. Sachem Helms, to unlock the elected Great Keeper of Wampum “when the work is completed fOr DRES: Ee 4 ALL LADIES’ HATS SLASHINGLY REDUCED Tp ooes Sines 14 to SS 35 | 20. Pieces Solid Color “Conferring of the honors and doors. to the hospitality of Key for the fourth year. ss Sas S ing Of hee. Wes Rene. West, nine years ago, here by the! Others who attended from Key ‘ll the Keys Al Daye beet OO) New. Assartziant of: BEACH COATS—SUN DRESSES BROADCLOTH, yard 10c BOYS’ WASH SUITS SHIRLEY TEMPLE AND SHOES——SHOES | Genuine PRINTED FLAXON cecaaies i letely surveyed”, Captain Rude an, pastor of St. Mary’s Star of local order. West were Mrs. Bernice Park and P: z : : : the Sea €atholic Church. Fort Myers was chosen as the Mrs. Annie Baker, Past Great said. An increase of personnel BOYS’ SUMMER TROUSERS DEANNA DURBIN DRESSES ‘avers aun okt ke PS i a aaa Ler Oy ingest x ear - place of meeting next vear. Pocahontases; Mrs. Cinderella is expected in a month, the cap- Sites Little, ditpetor of, the Patterns That Please—— sortment of Shoes.for Ladies, | anieed ‘98c U. S--Employment Service, the Following are the officers elect-, Roberts, Great Guard of the For- tain revealed. ei prineipal Weaker, told graduates |€d, many of whom are Key West- est; Mrs. Florence Baker, repre-/ The “Hydrographer”, huge C- New Assortment of SUMMER DRESS GOODS ane cena uets'| Six 00 SHEBTS,S-your guar that-everyone’s life was divided | €TS: | sentative; Mrs. Irene Adams, Mrs. and G. 6cean-charting ship, will Batiste, Flaxons, Twimbly Muslins, Flock-Voiles aie MRE cerca cule of receiving, Red Men . | Alice Curry, Mrs. Antoinette Rob- be in Key West in two’years, the sist mame Strip oe ee es secedueation. the other of giving, “Gteat Sachem, G. A. Lundquist; erts, Mrs. Lillie Hart, and Mrs. captain said. It is at present sta aa Spacial Reduction Saturday | SILK HOSE 49c = In “giving”, he said, Great: Senior Sagamore, Wm. S.| Lillie Kemp. tioned out of Galveston and is NEW SUMMER TROUSERS, Cool Light, Durable, $1.98 up {|| and Monday on, 4 higher | 999 pair CHILD: 'S ar” service. Huge : z REN’ €isimportant to work only on Sweeting; Great, Junior Saga-| a SHIRTS $1.00. $1.65, $1.95 priced SHOES. SHOES at _ $1.00 and $1.25 = more; H;, M., McColley; Great ae Ladies’ S s, sale, $1.00 the highest principles, which is ~ Regs eee A SHOE FOR EVERY FOOT—REDUCED AS MUCH AS 25% a ee $2 and $2.50 |‘Small 2—and big 3 sizes in * A p> Prophet, Milton H. Bray; Great - ae fashioned” a precept Chief of Records, D, 'T. Farrabee; | ie ee is PER PAIR, SPECIAL SATURDAY AND MONDAY CORK SANDALS, to __ $1.49, all-white and all black. ‘Warning them against the “un- Great Keeper of Wampum, C. B. | : cies cece » influences of war, and |Jerkins; Great Representative, B. | bad politics, Mr. Little urged the D- Harris; Great Sannop, F. H.| graduates not to cater to the n+ Shami cnt Mishinewa, George terests behind those influences. ‘ man; Great Guard of Forest, Mi asiaatwe oo | 4. Martin; Great Guard of; oo ‘ Processional. ‘igwam,, Joseph Mourey. | . Pomp and Gircumstance, E. El- «- . Pocahontas Im Pp ressions i Only! . estra. Great Prophetess, Anna ‘Au Revoir, F. Behr—Graduates. Knowles; Great Pocahontas, Salutatory—Alice Marie Dom- Louada Lockwood; Great Win- onah,': Eva Mae. Kelley; Great Hymn to the Night, P. Gordon; Minnehaha, Mary Hoffman; Great | Dance. to the Winds, L. Delibes— Keeper of Records, Viola Nicard; CMI. Choral Class. Great Keeper of Wampum, Miri- faledictory — Gwendolyn Ad- am E. Carey; Great First Scout, with Some New FRUIT or 1m: LOOM °4 EBateste FROCKS Put new life...new color...new interest into your daytime hours with one of these Fruit of the Loom sheers. So flattering even the grocer boy will grin in approval. So attractive you'll wear them gaily forth to do your shopping. Flared and pleated skirts ....loce and lingerie trims... pockets, uttons, embroideries...new pho- “tographie prints, circle prints, florals : ‘every one is a winner. ..o proved tesbion : success. Bvary he! is ‘ proved value, too. —that’s the rule at our shop... and you'll be surprised MONROE THEATER Oscar Homolka-Francis Farmer EBB TIDE Matinee: Balcony. 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25c at the low price! t Ey Pp Pe Se eee ‘Gicamahip Ozark, of the Clyde-, Mallory Lines, arrived) in port afternoon from New yesterday > guecacrld to am si | METHODIST CHURCH isc eanenetel . "A Church with a Friendly eeccceecece ‘ Message” ‘Invites You to Worship ll A. Mo SUBJECT: “THE Olivier WARM HEART” * \ The Artman Press yee “Printing — Engraving IN THE CITIZEN BUILDING PHONE, 51 VIL AMA hh bd ded dedi dedi did ded, daathude ud Merle Oberon—Laurence THE DIVORCE OF LADY xX i . —also— 8 P. M. SUBJECT: “THE ad COMEDY — NEWS FORGOTTEN DAY” ile \essesseercevsresee’ SETIOTITAAIIIOTOIOOITOTIOTES. Sy seanct ever mort |S Ditval Street Headlines | 22" Feit 70 Visit ou (xcept Saturday) 8:00 o'Clock See Our Windows Rev. Karl Teidemann, 0.H.C. : SPECIAL FOR MONDAY 0 40 inch PRINTED SILKS ‘Subject tenes. ‘ont ——new designs, in a beautiful THE again peel array of colors. Values from ‘1 'yds.50c 50c to $1.00 per yard 309~NASTURTIUM print black, copes, wine, 28 to 44. LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Leb hed, j i i j | i Our beautiful lines of Dresses :; ‘ Aaah THE STORE OF FASHION oe eee sind: Bienes, ts on For Ladies’. Misses and | Sets The Pace j Children. The best selection With i i / / i | i i SHOES | of Better Shoes in Town. Children’s | | | | Special Sale Next Monday! SIZES FOR MISSES and WOMEN ° ——FOR—— Hosiery to match. Snow White and Seven Dwarfs DRESSES! GRADUATES! See our many suggestions for Graduation Gifts. Clothing. Shop In Key West’s Most Modern Store SPECIALS FOR MONDAY Selections that are incomparable of COTTON AND SILK PIECE GOODS APPELROUTH’S ————THE STORE OF FASHION Sen ddiddddididddtidtidgdidéiddidciéestéia EXCLUSIVE ona wery. 14% 20. Im KEY HOLTSBERG’S Uebbiddbddditddeditded,