ing Men Officials of the Florida State Unemployment Council addressed # sall number of Key Wester j fest night in the court room of | the wounty court house on the.sub- | ject of equitable treatment | of | the wnemployed and the working ‘Mrs. Ruby Stradford, leader of the group designated to spread the idea throughout Florida, and ether states, 0. _J. -Rollinson,} t™momber of the board of directors. and ©. J, Stradford, vice presi-; ' deat. | ‘The principles of the organiza-; tien were explained as follows: To! sefeguard the unemployed and their families from undue suffer?! ing insufficient relief; to assist in the enforcement of national laws vegarding working conditions, es-: pecially as related to wages and Working hours and to prevent to; the fullest extent the practice of | r by the speakers, applied in some ‘Ways to the activities of the FERA and instances were cited where’ deserving and needy people were: being denied assistance and those net em needy were being given as- | Mrs. Stradford. however, said the bad investigated conditions in Key West and found them satis- factory. and had decided not to hold a meeting, but having been impertuned by some residerts it war agreed to do so, hence the’ aevembly last night. Officers named to conduct the affairs of the local unit are Wm. i. Monsalvatge, chairman; Frank John: on, secretary Harry Knowles. treasurer; John Z. Myatt, Morris Cochran, J. R. Villareal and Wm. A. Freeman, @rievance committee. Mr. Free-! man was not at the meeting. j © RETURNS TO CITY, 1 H ORGANIZATION HAD BEEN: ATTENDING LEGION MEET IN MIAMI The drum and bugle corps of) Arthur Sawyer Post 28, American | Legion, which had been attending | the National American Legion; " Convention in Miami, have return- ed to Key West. { i Those who made the trip in-; eluded Captain U. J. Delgado. ; Lieutenant Will Gomez, Musical} Director Hayda Wlingworth, Drill! Master Arthur Sheppard, Drum; Major P. R. Clements, George} Watkins, Hastings Piodela, L.; Sawyer, Cleveland Saunders, | Gideon Curry, John Esperdy, M.! 4. Knowles, Oscar Fernandez, A.' ¥. Fernandez, T. A. Woody, M. Cabrera, J. J. Kirschenbaum, Hai eld Lloyd, A. Esperdy, Juan Borges, Jr., Alfred Barroso, J Fausto Gomez, J. Marcozi, Ray} Bush, Gus Ayala, Gerald Lloyd, M. Plant and C. B. Sands. I Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ |) Camero, Jack Baker, Bert Quinn,! “Is it the intention of the sani-! } cute stray dogs and cats?” was re MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM! question asked of The Citizen to- PLANK PAY CALL AT THE) day by a citizen who owns a pet.} CITIZEN OFFICE YEstER:, The answer is that not only is; ; it intended but 10 animals were! DAY | painlessly put to death yesterday! ; morning in the lethal chamber } ‘recently constructed at the city; dock, foot of Simonton street. Among the members of the American Legion in Key West yes- terday were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam-Plank, of Marlborough, New York, who were welcomed callers at The Citizen office. Mr. Plank is owner and busi- ness maneger of the Hudson Val- ; three were cats: Death came! | Within three ‘minutes after ‘the; | flow of carbo monoxide gas was! i directed from the exhaust’ pipe of} ley Press Publishing company, the catcher’s truck, : whieh issues a plas bid = } Cuba yesterday with four cars of | Porter Dock company. The ship sugar. two cars of bones, one| took on fuel oil and proceeded to} pineapples, 291 crates, 210 sacks; Frontera, Mexico. 5 | of mail, baggage and 16 empties.| Steamer Brazos, of the Clyde- Steamer Mallory Lines, arrived last night} ; from Galveston, enroute to New York. | | Freighter Alamo, of the same WHERE TO GO Seven of them were dogs and} SeCSCooSSeeesoccoooooossooceeeeeeeee < a a this island city can bring. Only a skeleton force of one eof the American Legionnaires officer, eleven enlisted men, and ks dozen and a half civilian em- ployes is stationed at the navy city, with worlds of history and yard now, and although Fort i Taylor is still maintained by the = }ficers and soldiers, and the fort | habilitated. lis used only during the summer During the week several hun-, for the annual encampment of the AS . _. | 265th Coast Artillery, Florida Na- dred Legionnaires and their wives} ¢i03) Guard. Modern equip- visited this little city where, dur-| ment, however, stands guard on ‘the ramparts. img the World War, some of the But Legionnaires and their major activities “for war ‘prepares Wives Saw other things in Key | West—tame trained fish, the tions were carried‘on by the fed turtle crawls with the ‘Teptiles ss three ‘and four feet across their sis Ait Racineaeratecasion backs, some several ~ hundred Many stopped here ‘this ‘after- years old; the aviaries inthe light- noon between ‘boat and train,-aft-|house grounds, with some 700 er a visit te Havana. [tropical birds comprising’ ‘more The U. S. navy yard, submarine , than 30 varicties, and the tropical base where during the war a num-! flora some of which Key West ber of destroyers were maintain- alone can grow in the United ed. and where deep sea charge States. Palace—“Crimson Romance.” oon . j line, is scheduled to reach this TONIGHT port Sunday morning, enroute to Monroe—“Treasure Island.” pene and New Orleans. j FOR YOUR SAFETY TOMORROW | Church—Services at 7, 9:30! and 11 a. m., and at 7:30 and 8° p. m. } Monroe—“Treasure Island.” | Palace—‘Crimson Romance.” | AND THAT OF OTHERS— Let us CHECK and ADJUS1 your brakes White and Catherine Phone 522 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1934. his letter. His letter follows: have known Key West, no has held such promise of the city’s ®! Civeuit court premaied ewer z Tudee Jefferson B. Bewwme i ee eee ee a eee ee oe WHEN YOU ARE IN A QUANDARY WHAT TO SERVE, REMEMBER THAT WAGNER'S IGE COLD BEER IS ALWAYS IN GOOD TASTE. j tary department to actually ©Xe-/ tradition surrounding it, being re--army, the barracks house few of-| inent corporation lawyer of Phil-| adelphia, who has visited here|CASES OF JUAN DEL meny seasons, today sent his! AND SBONIFACIO praise of the Key West edition of ] the Florida Motorist to Key West.) OCTOBER 32 “In all the forty-two years 1, year! advancement as this year 1934." “Mr. “Murray declared im’ week was ‘returnable 11 check Senda St Semel ae Getting “The five copies of the Key jury list are: Gideom Query, Anche West issue of the Florida Moter- Roberts, Newten Cursg, Beeey F AOS SET can CS ee mg Gee ee mem ee ee Ala bre! ven LS ere) Stat sete cae gee cet venire of jurors te satwe Semty drawn from the eg, OE > ete ag ee ee ee me (Se weeewn ecm morning. Names of those whe are os the experiments were carried on un-~ A committee of the Key West} ._ eee - der the personal supervision of: Hospitality League, headed by} #t a7€ here, one to be kept, the Saunders, J. Pat Stickney, Charts == om the late Thomas A. Edison, came Mrs. W. R. Warren, was at the sta-} thers to be passed on to friends. G Papy. Simon E Creche, Cherie: GS Ghele qete qlee Gee Gemeee Ge in for visits by many of the; tion each day in an attractively] “There has been opportunity Fernandes R ©. Skelen Aber Gece cle ce Gee ool Legionnaires. decorated information booth to} only to scan the pages of the Mo- jerdo Castro, Ficiées Slberteen, Fort Taylor, with its interesting aid the visitors in finding their} torist, but the cursory view is suf-! Ge . — fo ee Se oe ; history dating back nearly a hun-/way around the city; and Key] rin: to realize the comple i age Sete, : — Tee commenGinesy amy + Os dred years, was another spot visit-; West tried as best it could to re- z —o L Thongesn, hana. eS wee oe ed by the martially reminiscent,/tsin its old reputation of a hos-| °f this survey of the Island City, —_ ~ Auhex, Hatey C Getta, aoe wencke ae i and while some had been station-_ pitable city with more than an] its past, present and prospective The « y+ 2 oe we es ee ed here during the war, many ordinary heart. future. a == e- <<; ee << Se eee = a piers --- -- ——_——_- “In all the forty-two years 1 der. and Boniface Reem, chegged “= ee one o> Ga Five coast guardsmen assisted — | laborators of the Philade|phis “ o - ~ esterday in making the usual ‘MISS RAMIREZ T0 'seum of Natural Scien — ~s spection of the Ferry Parrott yes-| i ‘These scientis — eo ~~ terday as the ship arrived from ' tically all of the ~ > as - - — Havana. It is. understood this WED CHAS. YATES. ing the habits mar one ——E _— -~ will be coritinued ‘as long as sid 6s page; to the « -—s. a = local office has a shortage of in-} deal of valuable = = — = spectors. i . ; s kinds o . « tere ! Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio Ramirez, *e "atious Kinds 1 . =. | announce the engagement of their, Qpe TAKEN FOR ROCK F gre deny NOTICE ; daughter, Miss Deiia Ramirez, to = a The HALLOWE'EN DANCEJ Charles Yates, on of Mr. and) DENVER. — Al» scheduled to be given tonight at) yrs Anthony Yates, of Coconut} Worth of gold ore has bee - - RAUL’S CLUB Drive, this city. — aS ee oe = ; y work crews wh = pe pees postponed until Octo-§' The wedding will take place in’ was worthless rock, William 7 — : ithe near future, it is said. @ prospector, said. =

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