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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
EXPLORERS ARE
PLEASED WITH
AIR VOYAGE
CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN AWAITS
STEAMER FROM SOUTH TO
TAKE PARTY TO THE UNIT
ED STATES

NOME, Alaska, May 1.-THE
adventure over, Captain Roald
Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth,
heads of the first expedition over
the top of the world, from Kings
Bay, Spitzbergen, to Alaska, to-
day awaited a steamer from the
south to take them to the United
States.
The Italian airship Norge, in
which they and their 16 associ-
ates arrived at Teller, 20 miles
northwest of here Thursday night,
is being dismantled for shipment
south by steamer. when the ice
permits resumption of navigation.
Colonel Umbreto Mobile, chief
pilot of the Norge, is supervising
its dismantling.
Captain Amundsen, Ellsworth,
Captain Oscar Visiting and Lieut..
Oskar 0mdahl, arrived here in a
launch from Teller yesterday.
Omdahl will return to Teller.
They received chilly reception,
quite different from the welcome
planned for the explorers by the
residents of Nome when it was
announced the flight would end
in Nome. Elaborate preparations
were made here to receive the
Norge. The flying field was
saaAsiRped WITH cables to hold the
vessel to the ground, and crew
of 100 men were recruited to
handle the dirigible. A triumphal
arch was erected on the principal
street of Nome and the buildings
were decorated with flags and
bunting. When it was learned
that Amundsen had changed his
plans and descended at Teller,
plans for the reception fell fiat.
Few went to meet Amundsen when
the launch bringing him from Tel
Ter arrived.
Amundsen made no direct ex-
planation of his change in plans
other than to remark that he
thought d wireless station should
be erected at Teller because of its
superior harbor.
The explorers were pleased with
their voyage. The Norge, they
said, behaved perfectly. The
fight from Spitzbergen was un-
eventful except for the stretch
from Point Barrow to Teller. when
ice particles flying from the pro-
peller threatened to puncture the
gas cells. A fair wind aided the
ship in the southern leg of the
flight.
The landing at Teller was ac-
compiisheG with ease, after an
anchor had been cast in the fozen
harbor. The gas cells were com
pletely debated in half an, hour.
Amundsen and Visiting have the
distinction of being the only two
men in the world to have visited
both the north and south poles.
Visiting having accompanied
Amundsen on his discovery Of the
south pole.
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Funeral Services For Former
Governor Albert w. Gilchrist
SetFor Tuesday At Punta Gorda
MER CHIEF EX-
ECUTIVE OF STATE
DIES IN NEW YORK ON
SATURDAY EVENING

PUNTA GoRDA, Fla, May II.
This city was in mourning to-
day as . result of the death in
New York Saturday night of Al
bert W. Gilchrist, former gov
eruor Of Florida, and citizen Of
Punta Gorda.
The body was expected to ar
rive here Tuesday morning. The
funeral was set for Tuesday af-
ternoon. The Masonic lodge will
have charge of the ceremonies
Interment will take place in In
dian Springs cemetery, on the
banks Of the AIlapatchee River,
in accordance with his wishes. All
commercial activities will be
suspended Tuesday afternoon in
order that his fellow townsmen
may attend the services.
Mr.. Gilehrists death followed
numerous operations at New
York hospital. 1t was directly
traceable to a wound on the left
thigh His first operation came
at Columbia. S. G., last june.
Later he disappeared and after a
long search was located in the ia.
stitution where he died.
The body left New York last
night accompanied BY DR.. Robert
W Gibbs, his half brother, and
attending physician, and small
party Of friends and relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
FLORIDA EXPOSITION ON
A MILLION DOLLAR PIER


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May II.
Plans for Florida Exposition
scheduled on the Million Dollar
pier at Atlantic City, N. j., are
being effected by A. Conrad Elk
holm, managing director, who is
making a personal tour of the state
in the interest of the project. Mr..
Ekholm is receiving favorable re-
sponse from various industrial,
agricultural. realty and civic lead
ers of Florida to his proposal to
place the state resources before
thousands of summer visitors at
Atlantic City this year.
]. c. Penny, the millionaire
philanthropist and developer; ]
ID. Bourne. manager of the Duke
interests in the state; Nathan
Mayo, commissioner of agricui.
ture: T. F. RagSdale: Mayor John
T. Alsop. Jr., of Jacksonville, and
others have been seen by Mr.. Elk
holm and have expressed them
selves as being sold on the pro-
posal to advertise the state.
In addition To endorSiug the
project. the DEPARTMENT of Agri-
culture is plannine to supplv about
sI0.o0a worth of literature rclat-
ing 10 the states resources. Ice
'urer at the exposition and huge
electric sign. which COS, several
hundred dollars. The states aid
;s cantingert upan the Florida
Ssste Chambe~ Of Commerce en-
dcrsinp the project.
Mr.. Ftholuo is in st, Petersburg
this week conferrine with Her-qsn
\ Damn. president of the State
Chamber.
The Flor;ds Exnositinn is sehe-
luIaS - ha held IN Atlantic City
- the Milton Dollar Pier fron,
-alv - Sentemhsr X Of tbi~
-esr The rne~areath Bier with
-a,~4 thsn 100. 0n0 SQUARE feet al
o--hihit sp>se ana with It's e,.e~-
'ai~~,rrt faetr,res makes au i6eal
-vhshitien So 10 reach the vast
setional audienee averaging 25,-
400 persons daily during the sea-
son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
POLICE OFFICER
KILLS NEGRO
SATURDAY NIGHT
HARRY ROBERTS SHOOTS MAN
WHO GRABS CLUB BEATING
THE OFFICER BADLY OVER
HEAD

VIII Wright, a negro track
laborer for the +. E. C. railway,
was shot and instantly killed by
Police Officer Harry Roberts
Saturday night. The fatal shot
was fired in a dark alley on
Angela street just off Duval, to
which point the negro had pulled
the officer in his repeated and
desperate efforts to either escape
or slay Officer Roberts, the po-
liceman says.
Officer Harry Roberts states
that he had arrested this negro
for drunk and disorderly conduct,
and had him in a touring car con-
veying him to the city jail, when
the prisoner gfipped him and a
struggle ensued in which they both
got out onto the ground. The of
ficer then decided to lead the
prisoner to Jail, thinking that he
could better control him in this
way. They had not gone far un-
tt Wright made another desperate
effort to get away. Then Officer
Roberts decided to make for Du-
val street with his prisoner so that
he could get aid if he should need
it. He got his man as far as
Micken's Lane, a dark alley on
Angela street, when the negro
grabbed him again, succeeded in
taking his club away from him;
pulled the officer into the dark
lane, beating him brutally oyer
the head with the club. Police
man Roberts says the negro was
a giant in strength and size, and
seemed to have pulled him into
that alley with the intention of
murder. The negro had him
down. clubbing him over the
head, and it was as a last resort
that the officer. while flat on his
back underneath the negro who
was beating him. managed TO get
his gun out of the shoulder strap,
reached up over the negro's body
and fired, the ball entering the
negro's body Just under the right
shoulder blade, making its exit at
the top of the head. ii is believed,
but on account of wounds in the
negro's scalp the exact point where
it went out was not located.
Justice Of Peace Rogelio
Gomez immediately empanelled
coroner's jury and held session
Saturday night. reaching the YER
dict that it was a case Of justifiable
homicide.
VIII Wright. as the dead negro
was known By his fellow workmen.
left no information az 10 bis age,
relatives or place Of residence. He
was buried Sunday morning at the
expense Of the city by @ Frank
Sawyer Of the Lopez undertaking
company.
Officers state that viii Wright
evidently came to town hunting
trouble Saturday night. He was
arrested and jailed here Satur-
day night a week ago. and this did
not set well with him. His boss
arranged his fine and got him out.
He was heard 70 express his de
sire for revenge on the police Of
fieers here. Officers believe that
he loaded up with liquor Saturday
night with the aim Of getting
even" with the cops.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
MANY DELEGATES

Six thousand delegates from the
United States, Canada, Hawaii and
Porto Rico are expected 70 attend
the first American Health Con
grezs, 20 be opened ~ Atlantic
City today under the auspices OF
he National Health Council.
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...s5 idea Of whas vas slle trouble.
Captain Leek then asked them to
don life preservers and prepare
for boat drill
The passengers were taken off
the ship Sunday afternoon and re-
moved safely to the city. Because
of having shipped so much water
the Seneca was not able to clear
the bar on her quick return trip.
Tugs work ng at her side all
Saturday night and Sunday pump
ing water kept the craft afloat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
CALLED TO MEET

All White street property own
ers are respectfully requested to
meet at the Monroe County High
School on White street at & o'clock
tonight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
NOTICE

City Tax Books for the year
1925 win close May 81. All taxes
unpaid on that date viii be adver-
tiScd according 20 law.
ARTHUR II. SHEPPARD.
Hayf3-1st City Tax Collector
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BOMB EXPLODES
NEAR u. S. EMBASSY
I'm BUENOS AIRES
ny A.ssrisaed I.rrssl

BUENoS AIRES. May IA
bomb was exploded in front of
the United States embassy late
last night.
No one was injured and only
slight damage was done.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-17
VIM. R. PORTER MEN
Der OF COMMITTEES
SPONSORING MOVE
MENT

Resources and advantages of
Key West and Monroe County, as
well as those of other sections of
the state, viii be graphically set
before the people of the United
States during the coming winter
by means of the most far-reaching
advertising project yet undertak-
en- in the history of the nation.
Announcement to this effect was
made in Key West today by Fred
I. Shaw, Jacksonville, representa-
tive of the Florida Exposition
Company, which eontemplates the
sending of five Florida exhibition
trains throughout the nation.
Mr.. Shaw, who is travelling the
state in the interests of the pro-
ject, explained to local business
and professional men, and The
Citizen that the company is a non.
profit organization of important
municipalities and counties of the
state, with important men its Of
ficers and directors. Key West,
he said, is represented in the di-
rectorate by w. R. Porter. presi-
dent of the First National Bank
and county commissioner.
The five trains, each of ten
cars, it was explained, will leave
Jacksonville in November, striking
out to various sections of the
country and stopping for varying
periods of time in important cities
and towns. The trains viii be on
the road approximately four
months and upon their return to
Jacksonville will have practically
covered the United States and
Canada.
Origin Of Plan
The plan of the exposition com
pany, originated by Bird NJ. Rob.
insou, Washington, president OF
the American Short Line Railway
Association, has the endorsement
of United States Senator Duncan
U. Fletcher and the entire con
gressional delegation. Mr.. Robin
son, by virtue of his experience as
a railroad executive. has been
designated director general of the
company by the Officers and di-
rectors. Mr.. Robinson recently
announced that the simultaneous
departure of the exhibition trains
from Jacksonville in November
win be the occasion of a eelebra
tion, statewide in its scope, IN
which the governor. United States
senator and other digr.itaries will
participate.
Vice presidents Of the ezposi-
tion company, numbered among
outstanding citizens Of the state.
are T. ]. Pancoast, president Of
the Miami Beach Chamber Of
Commerce; John 7. Alsop, Jr..
mayor of Jacksonville Z. b.
Green, Bradenton. state highway
commissioner, and Senator VI. c.
Hodges, Tallahassee.
Cities represented in the com-
pany, and directors residing il
each. are as follows:
Miami: G. D. Leffler. presi.
dent of the Miami Bank and Trust
Company and member If the city
commission; +. W. Webster. presi.
dent Of the Coral Gables Chamber
Of Commerce; L. X. Graham, een-
eral manager Of the Pennsylvania
Sugar Company; &. II. Reeder.
-Reeder- Curtis Company; ).
r. Riaeh, president Of the Miami
Shores Chamber Of Commerce.
Marcus Milan, and Mr. Paneoaat.
JacksouYilles Lorenzo Wilson.
president Of the Fiorida Agricai
tural Chemical Company; Col w
+. Kay, general counsel 81 tbs
Clyde Steamship Company end
general solicitor for the Atlantic
Coast Line; John Baker. Baker
and Holmes Company. and Mayor
Alsop.
New York: r. II. Raymond.
Confined % Page 81
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KEY WEST TO BE REPRESENTED
ON FLORIDA EXHIBITION TRAINS
APPROVE PLANS FOR
MONROE COUNTY BRIDGES
(BY Associated Press

WASHINGTON, May IT,
; The Secretary of War today
approved plans of the Monroe
county, Florida, commission
; ers for a bridge across Torch
Channels between Ramrod
and Lower Torch Key, and
Key West.
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| .THoss. r BuRCH co, INC.
Bit Rite electro mechanically -refr, r,Eerated
soda fountains. carb9nators soda fountain
sirups., confectioners extracts. hoitlers
- - 4SO PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV:
80 years in business. Main e10
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Complete line OF desk. file cabinets. lock-
rSESi,5f: MSsa5ySTSS S.S3 5IS ffLxS$E - l. Nv
u. S. GOVT. HARNESS: paint,
all colors, $l.95 gallon all kinds
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co., 3O3-3O7 10th st.
NV.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & COMPANY. Eat Ba,h9,ofs y, Re. M M:
| tory" Resident Salesman Lincoln 54s4.w
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
| RADIO SERvIsu-- Aerals erected. sets
stalled and repaired equipment 20 locate
! trouble. lowest ratee- Kennedy,s. Adams 2s3
POULTRY AND EGGS.
/ HATCHIHG EGGS. Rocks and Reds. thor
| unghttred o029 * 81. NV. Phone West
| 6Ss or J. J Matthews KersinGtop l0o-F-4
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
| BOSTON BULL PUPS for sale at 2sl5
North Capitoi -.
!
| FOR FARM AND GARDEN.
/ PANSIES FOR StI.E J. W BAYUOFF
| 33rd and Ash SITS. Nj Rainior Nj
Evening star., 1926-06-02

HOTSEMAN. coored. capable TO drive Frank
lin ear Apply 1903 10th NV. between 5
Evening star., 1926-06-02

BRICKS. cheap. Apply wreckipg Job on F.
1t. tnear 9TH next to WASHINGTON Loan
& Trust Co. See salesman on Job
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Doors sash heat
ing plants. plumbing and electrical materials
Boyle, Robertson Construction Co. 5th and
Evening star., 1926-06-02

! MAID. general housework references re
CURED % Hesketh st. Chevy Chase. Cleve'