The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 13, 1938, Page 6

PAGE six THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1938. seecccccccescreccccccece q provisions for the use of the vic-} |ren G. Tanzler, David H. Thomp- ond Lieuts. William E. P. Roberts TRANSPORTATION tims of wrecks. | National Guard Personnel |son, Harley L. Walker, Leonard and Rudolph H. Sands; Ist Sgt. While hurricanes are not \J. Wilson, William P. Wilson,' Robert Saunders; Sgts. Joseph Jack W. Woodly, Wallace J. Wynn I . Eugene F. Pierce, George f et a c > Ae sffer a hazar Prom and George M. Young. E. Saunders, Ole. Velasquez, Ber- eee OS Pezac ee wiaantea 2 Baslv i History of enmeular azand ron Artillery Corps commanded Buchrer, Raymond D. Creal, Alex 2) "8® Seed std H Weile annd Gos ae , peace I Some Events in the Early History eninsular jmmemoria a ' ReesiD nard H. Waite and Osear E. Ward; ee TE ey Ra swept out of the Caribbean Sea ut. Col, P. L. Wall, is as Drucker, Thomas S. Frink, Nor-| Gavan avemitald S Mills; CPS. Kirk E. Albury, John Florida; A Writer of Nearly 70 Years Ago usually forming in the vicinity of | fol man L, Hall, Ben B. Hartsfield! ,. 0 Pr" ae ere, * Brandt, George J. Del Pino, Man- Tells of Events in By-Gone Days SiGe ey LHicLe heres will (RE eat ee Humphries, Woodrow | ond Lieut. Samuel Pasco, Jr.; Ist cia, Cleveland Henriquez, Wil- j y 1 adjutant; } I : » John Berton Law, D. A Sgt. Gr. If Harry Botts: Sgts. Gr FS ie i Mattt aie us oe Cana nanene Canc cca Le seen ay ere : ae B. TV Cecil W. Dean, Curtis M. Mc-) Zacal;, Puts::1st ©: Harry Bravo, ae ae a By PERE EI cessor to the old Cape/ Battalion: Major Willian i Olinger. Virgil Purnell and Hor- Connel, Leonard B. McElveen, Manuel P. Cervantes, Joseph W. ‘ ‘ : : FONE (Harry A. Mantevillé)(Tohn )'S!' Baker, ‘Frahk!!Keyt!'doseph N Peeeeseccesiceoosecsesece worst enemy of navigatior 265th Regiment Frank Velardi; Pvts. Charles P. rasa hogs ebaampa Le el aaa : ee : Cee Re ee iC see Wes ee "7 ; ; eit es Massey and James H. R. Stum- Henriquez, Charles Hjort, Julian ae So Fe Pe Bem Awn Uae tel Mache te ree fae aa Been atrial ptain William E. ‘Thigpen; | baugh; Crpls. Gr. V Johnnie E. 0. I Joseph C. McMa- Clic Jute t I xf g the tk are. In 18: no a Mite i wey,tLeon E y : irst Lieut James B Cato; Sec-} Boyd, William H. Herrington, hon. . Gifford M. Roberts, Ar- “3 on ; ith st of Vv Augustine and Indian \hich y penuen fale cnuiryicce (ek ea Hoe nd Lieut. Alexander H. Leunig; ' Floyd C. Parker, Edgar W. Pfeif-' mando Rivero, Fred Saunders, ge ig ah ssed from Pl iver Railway, which he purcha: to which the pres i : I I : t. George W. Hendricks; | fer, Dudley G. Sheppard, John B.}George W. Spencer, Edwin E. i v t Sgts. Gr. IV Charles ~ crceD ‘Tarver, Robert |L. ‘TraxleniiandSweeting and Thomas Andrew ; ‘ : 5 St : : : Norn P. Grosser ohn J..John A. Yelverton; Pvts. Ist Cl.| Woody; Pvts. Walter J. Acosta ABOUT WOMEN party ved tracks of some its charter as to allow it to Ye re Ne: sol openicea: mamas to. ‘Licut, ©’Rourke, Morton H. Rainey, Nor- Gr. VI Sidney A. Bass, Perey S.| Julio Aveal, is W through Dade Cc ent, on the rocks John B. Morri S. Res < L. Reynolds and George J. Daw, Gordon Dillard, Cecil J. Arnold C. Brye, >. Chester, Kirkland, James H. Little, Victor rosa, Belmont E. Carey, William 1ip laden with Cuban E. L. Clark, Joseph M.|C. Little, Thomas A. Lowe, Guy|A. Gardner, Oneil Gonzalez, ilarly grounded I 5a Pare ier, Jr., William S. Macom-;J. Parker, Dudley L. Pfeiffer,; Homer Hernandez, Emil Lund corded storm Y te Follows er, Luther S. Moore, Leo Ma Robert L. Purdy, Sidney O. Snell, bloom, Charles Martinez, Charles t the tip of F F Nic s N. Stephens and! William R. Wells, Dale E. Young G. Mendoza, Jr., Miguel L. Mon pt. 15, 16 ar Headquarters: alteny A .. Wright; Pfes. John F.'and Alexander ©. Zelius; Pvts.|tojo, Neal V. Mojica, Andrew Na eee y Be 3alanky, Tib Boswell, Thom-/Gr, VII Ernest G. Bobe, Arthur varro, Harry Roberts, Manuel H ee n A. Bunn, Borja, Robert D. Campbell, James Rodriguez, Louis G. Richardson Samuel T. H. Chapman, Clyde T. Creighton, | Chester W. Roberts, Cecilio San coe i k i Garcia, Dilmus Clay S. Davis, James W. Deloney Steve Santana, William O. of the regi vie ae H. G Jr., Gre >. Hub- 'Valford R. Eddins, Jerome S. Skelton, Jr. Joseph Soldano. s almost a cont eee pa eapiiaey vuther S. Trw rank Falzone, Alvan R. Gilmore, Ce Cc Stickney, Joseph M. Varela wreckage. When the! TICE ete ee J n, Woodrow W ickett'C. Hardy, Thor E. Herrin, Jr., and Anthony F. Villareal F dredged for Mi- 5S. Bosenber y I 1am, and John A. Rock; Pvts : Cary H. Herring, Kenneth D building the Overseas Road ar a number of old aw, ard At Ralph E. Birdsong, G Hoyt, Thomas E. Knight, Julian czarina of Russia paid $2 Homestead across the keys, look- Spanish cannon were brought up. cL a 31 Dudley B. Bur tk J. McHugh, Earl K. McManna- for an embroireded handker ing toward its extension to Key Key S s vert 2 Te’ Carl Carter, J man, James D. Mattox, Charles f which took 70 years to make. West railroad t been Op: those of aks, 1 r z gto : r J er, Dv P ary Villiam'S. Miller, Daniel A. Nee, Jr See see in 1896 and in peater same date in 1 J rr Henry ( art G. Hicks, Hey Claude. PB. Netwman, James B. Homestedd “ait the ceed ilcabe!! thea ». Dudley §. Shine HL ian Hindin, Lee\G. Knott, Got Peake, ‘Reyert Be Ropke. George MQNROE THEATER extension ‘te ¥ possit at 1296 to one. During rnon F. Sikes; Crpls jon W », Milford Ly; F. Simpsbh, Jr, Reland M. White E.-M*Oliver—M. O'Sullivan r ror 3. record for WV Lear 1. Anskc ph R. Luk MeMillen, An- Theron B. Williams, Calvin O DEAR MRS. ALDRICH tS t- Jan I 1 Milton F. liam W. Wilson A Daughter of Shanghai igett, Jr Battery E V Balcony 10c, Orche C. Rich Captain William C. Harris; Sec tra 15c-20c; Night 15c-25¢ ack Morri Medical i] James L. But P Ww B Sgt. Frank H. MacLain; Sets Fire Chief Gasoline and Oils » Havana J. Ballantine, Wi extending the read taken to Nassau a number of the jnons; Sgt Ge T lake, Richard Elian MOTOR AND MARINE y Largo, and ; Meeia u S g: Cpls. John C ~¢ triotic enterpris¢ mp ay Beard nat Tule of tne som as elsewhere, 1. Wagon: Puts. ist Cl Gr VI Run M. Anataiead: Wiratom 2. Ne] SERVICE STATIONS on two occasior ru de Have ni és nders art : r tt, Leon E. | r F. H. Ballantine, Harris M He also said was about to open his Royal Palm Jished a cust ad-— A Feder Lal : Hii BU TES OVA TRIBE. Cor. Division and Simonton Sts. pecie hotel at Miami he invited his E. Baker, Frank H the Flori- rival to the ceremony, Plant re- gonduet of this business. AS early {Fyne A Results, Use S) Cre titers We'keatt deta 8 wt PAUL'S TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY STORE ted Sea mi eee ) UG ORS : Lelar S Jan McKeller, Harold ; Cor. White and Fleming Sts. reais pee ee Ae ee eee Be Band Section toss, Ralph C. Stansell, Miteh- | | PONCE SERVICE STATION was a physician-scientist--wrote: holds good yet i ere 20 1 v Warrant Officer acsar La Gl h erioany and as i Cort aimedeaiecd Aceon #08 ‘Sen Horse Key, a high, mound In the 20 years I have spent otal age of 103,795, ergag- Monaca, 7 : , Hi. Townsend kaa O. Wynand like island 50 fect from water- rubbing among Florida history ed in the wrecking business. Of Picciolo; Staff r wee A . mark, is the highest peak south never but once did I see men- these 14 were owned at Key West pinelli; Sets Carl W. Burket, De Lester +. Yeomaney ives oe ve MARINE SERVICE ye . Pvanguage) tioned the names of the men who and vicinity, four at Indian Key, Witt C. Nelson and Fred O Edward A. Addison, Thomas W KEY WEST SERVICE STATION NO. | : of Hatteras (mark the language) buen” es Ane. eRgine, Gonwiheenion en iGsonea es reamlined Twen- and is of a white silicious sand.” did the real head work on this and two at Key Vaca Pe Boe ace nara eenear 3lake, John W. Clark, Irving B Rabie cee ote DESAI th-Century limi v ce e “ T, 1” eETSe: Ra ay, soon to be i host th iginal wreckers Gore ¥ ee wi Stes In the Ten Thousand Island Overseas Railway, soon to be st Most of the original wreckers (ore F hace all. Roberbee Henhaws Lat running time between New York region, s. w. coast of Florida, a Perseded by a highway of the were Bahamans, or “cor * as A. Baker, Ge Y # nklea, Wiley H. Gore, Shir | R DOCK CO ves ae am . of that name ituate n ch f staff and by the time t long t i Baker” whos ae nasa asicptnlg | ANSWERS TO TEN phe sichsmound:dortest high ension had reached Knight's spright t “The Rapid | 24 named specimens: Go Sales cennings 8. Ks Agents TEST QUESTIONS another is a space of feet breeeigu worl and storm > was. genera dancer pte Have hoes ae : 1. Alwy MeRac, KEY WEST, FLORIDA 1 T Pr ties and cost square leveled off. The ‘i I t F BPIIVILDIDID&IIILIIIIL @. the Dg ‘ f oys- © etery. N. E. Second A on the work and later HAUS RAE a shriveled, hook nosed and OS Plsiocene folate. period, {SMO LMS I IMI eM MOTO OOOO LOI MOO Bb, Below are the answers to test questions printed on Page 2 Serccccercccccccoccccccs but in ters and c south of the jomestead his permanent wen Beaune =) “Pin the Tail on the Donkey’ ber of kn 3 When you were voung, you played that timeless game. Blind- folded, you weaved your way to the painted donkey on the wall, and tried to pin his paper tail in approximately the right position You hit his nose, his ear, his leg—or you missed completely, and your blind stab landed on the empty wall Do you still “pin the tail on the donkey” when you go shop- ping? Do you make your purchases “blindfolded”, leaving your choice to chance? That is literally the “unenlightened” method. 3 ’sP It wastes your time your energy, your patience—and your Gardner's Pharmacy offers FREE Sample of DRUGLESSS Aid for Hieh Blood Pressure Reliei moneys Don't buy haphazardly. 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