Hide Article Text (OCR)
nut (jg), D-M; Herman I . Kessen.’ lientenant (jg). E-M; James E.I ayne, ensign, E-M; James A. Mallard, ensign, E-M; Royden H Noble, lieutenant (jg), D-.M; tVil-liam H. Roberts, ensign, D-M; G. E. Russell, lieutenant, E-M ; Leonard G. Sands, ensign, E-M; Charles H. Stanton, lieutenant, E-M; Rudolph J. Wahl, lieutenant(jg), D-M.Report of D/iercedes Hospital Shows Eight ^ Patients Now Inmatesg'ight patients are now inmates of the Mercedes hospital, a charity institution of this city, according to report of Mrs. Marie Gutsens, head of the hospital.Of these eight, five are white and three colored. Four nationalities are represented in the number.Their names, ages and addresses, respectively, are given as follows:White—Andrew Bartholow, 50, Baltimore; Albert Whitmarsh, 23, Key West; Elmer Stone, 40, Mississippi; Cecilio Venega, 58, Key West; Christ Kolias, 34, Greece; Euphemia Roberts, 79, Bahamas.Colored—-Louisa 1 lackey. 5S, Cuba; Joe. Brown, 28, Georgia; Emanuel Lethan, -lb, Bahamas.**•*«*«»NEW YORK. Oct. ML—How nany doctors, lawyers, farmers, electrical engineers, undertakers not to mention tearoom proprietors and followers of the more hackneyed vacations—are there in the membership of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs?That is what a. young secretary is working on, a classified . ly. vocational file of budne:' ..nd] professional women.The preparation of a card index file of the more than 51,000 members of the organization is only one' step in the vocational program the federation has launched, a program whose object is to remove the round pegs | , ,,, . .. , .* I tors theretroni the square holes ot businessand to put every woman in the right vocational niche.burned for power, including gaso-lim, paraffin, creosote, tar and other chemicals.The surprising factor is that after it had been assumed that many years might elapse before the low temperature experiment would admit of commercialization, the Newcastle concern reached the commercial stage so qsick-, Bert Baker. Charles Sands, Cleveland Henriquez, Bernard Waite, Gilbert Curry, Merrill Sands, ! Nicolas Villaverdi. Alexander Wil- I | son and Joaquin Diaz.Disqualified Listof Voters Appears I In The Citizen TodayCOMPETITORSDon’t worry petitors. They life. They are ness.If it weren’tabout your comarc the spice of the zest of busi-for your competi-would be moss and ivy ! all over you and your business. You are losing more money by by com pet i-. j neglect than you are Miss Frances Cummings tionNew York, educational secretary j ’ ., r, i i ou are losing more hv waste—of the federation, directs this; , • .program. She is beginning a ! ’“'T ol toam tl«y—by Sternestudy of the facilities for voc.i- j a 1,1 ’ 111 * ' tional guidance in the nearly I,-1 '' «»let.turs are ahead000 communities in which the | ' b'! a *»lt;«• lo3«r- 1federation has clubs. It will even | “nlt; n,ake excuses.into account the number1 „ Thl‘n play the game harder.vocational books in I Get at “ 'vltb a11 tl11' hrains V''atakeand type of the libraries of the community. Whore such books are not available through the public libraries the individual clubs will be urged to start vocational libraries of their own, and will he provided with a suggested “business woman’s five-foot shelf.”have and all the brains you hire.Don’t settle down to be a tail-ender with a grouch. Make up your mind to win.Show your competitors that you are still in the running.Then, when Christmas comes (again) you might send a presentAppearing in today’s issue of The Citizen is the disqualified list of county electors, these names have been stricken from the supervisor’s books at a recent meet-! ing of the county commissioners.The commissioners will meet on Monday night for the purpose of restoring all names which have been improperly stricken from the books.NOTICENotice is hereby given that the Bon’d of County Commissioners in and for Monroe County, Florida, wiU meet at 7.30 P. M. Monday, October 22. 1928, for the purpose of restoring any name of elec t ir illega'ly stivken from the* registration book.- for the gen' ral election.BOARD OF COUNTY COM MIS SIGNERS, oct19-lt Monroe County, Florida.In a GreatUniversitysLaboratoryrod liver oil's vitamins and tonic properties in tasty, preaseless form*» ere proved by a world famous scientist.( V itirougli uxrliauiral digeativa agr-Ma)For children, adults, elderly peopleWaterburysCompoundlived an a qreat University
Newspaper Details
Key West Citizen
Key West, Florida, US
Fri, Oct 19, 1928
Page 5
Full Page
Clipped by
Deborah T.
NA, 30 Jan 2024
Other Publications Near Key West, Florida
Key West OutPost
Key West Citizen
