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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
TALLAHASSEE, {

TALLAHASSEE, Oct. a.
Chairman C.. B. Treadway
of the Road Department was
today officially appointed
and accepted as the COVER
nor's agent in the Key West
rehabilitation program fl
nanced by the FERA.
Treadway succeeds julius
F. Stone, Jr., State and
Southeastern District FERA
Administrator.
The new appointment, it
was stressed, will not inter
fer with Treadway's duties
as chairman of the State
Road Department, and there
will be no change in person
mel or policy of the Key
West program, B. NJ. Dun
can continuing in direct
charge of the work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
TOMORROW

thousand copies was given Mr..
Edmunds, these copies to be sent
out to inquirers seeking informa-
ton on this occasion.
The following general deserip-
ton of the magazine gives only a
faint idea of the beauty and value
of the publication as it is one of
the finest specimens of the print
ers art ever seen in Key West
The front cover OF the book has a
background of blue with an air
view of the City OF Key West
over which, in the center of the
cover is a photograph of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. In the upper
right and left hand corners of the
cover are photographs of Cover
nor Dave Sholtz and julius Stone.
Jr, FERA Administrator for
Florida, the group forming an
artistic and attractive cover that
compels attention
The back cover is a scene at
Duval and Caroline streets,
painted by Avery Johnson. FERA
artist and shows as a background
Delmonico's restaurant and a part
of the magnificent old tree on the
n. E. corner. This cover is done
CONTINUED on Page Three)
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PEREz'S CASE
DISMISSED FOR
LACK EVIDENCE
DEFENDANT WAS ARRAIGNED
In PRELIMINARY HEARING
THIS MORNING BEFORE
PEACE JUSTICE GOMEZ

Francisco Perez who was ar
rested Tuesday on a charge of
threatening the life of Louis Ban
cells during an alteration on
Southland street was given a pre-
iminary hearing before Peace
Justice Rogelio Gomez this morn
ing and the case dismissed for lack
OF evidence.
It was learned at the sheriff's
office this morning that BancelIs
made the affidavit charging Perez
with the offense and in the af-
fidavit averred that Perez had a
gun and threatened to use it.
This morning at the hearing
Bancells is said to have stated he
did not know whether or not Perez
had a gun. This made it necessary
for the justice to drop the charge
against Perez.
But it also placed BanceIls In a
peculiar position regarding the af-
fidavit he made, and County
Solicitor Aquilino Lopez, Jr., was
asked to investigate the matter to
determine if BanceIls cannot be
tried on a charge of having COM
nitted perjury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
MEN CAUGHT IN
ROBBERY T0BE
BROUGHT HERE
CASE DEALS NFTTH DEPEDA-
TIONs AT Pine CRET a.
CHEVkLIER CozPozETE1E
SECTION OF CoUNTW

Robbers. Uho cam-~s9 1eE-
dations a. Pine Crezt - a. a.
alier C0rp'urztiun se1ls1 ~ Ea--
roe county. hid OnlE q tE -
nod Of plsasare zfl1r -aer $50
and are now o. 5zz m E
Sheriff X o IT, 80
ADVISED Ees-e-l-E z1-ar-a1 -
Sheriff Coleu1zu a. k 1
the thieves hzd beZ ezE
and wene bez-E hed ~ a. -
ann 5a7l zzzI1z-lz 1h.a 49, 81 81
ficers from Key WEEL ~ 49,
son lef1 vestcl-ay &c. Ew
Is expez-eS Is are laE
over the Rast Cazs- wIez -.z rrs-
Onerx-
The Triso-erE r. rrs $50 49,
Butcher. Rooerts. LEG1- H.
Chester and S. TT 49,
charged VITA EzEzE el -
lures Ealued a. afsur- go f@
the Cherziier C1rparz1l a.
Charles Fueelzu1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
BAND MEMBERS
HAVE UNIFORMS

The FERA Rumba band which
daily entertains the passengers
from incoming trains at the FLOR
ida East Coast Railway station
was resplendent in new uniform
suits today.
Heretofore the members have
appeared in ordinary clothing To-
day they were dressed in blue
serge coats. cream colOred flannel
trousers and white buckskin shoes
Since the assignment has been
given this organization Of Cuban
musicians to play at the station
the entertainment offered has
been favorably commented on by
hundreds of visitors coming over
the East Coast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
Florida Motorists Key West Edition
Will Be Distributed In Near Future

Finished proof copies of the
Florida Motorists Key West edi-
ton were brought here yesterday
by L. NJ. Edmunds, Regional Di-
rector of the Florida Motorists
organizations for the approval OF
B. NJ. Duncan, Administrator, and
NJ. E. Gilfond, Public Relations
Director of the Key West Adj
ministration.
The finished magazine of 80
pages will be ready for delivery
by October 18th; and its contents
is devoted entirely to the city of
Key West and the Key area. This
publication contains what is
probably the best, or at least one
of the best, descriptions and ex-
positions of the city and its adj
vantages as tourist, health and
fishing resort and is illustrated
with over fifty excellent photo
graphs of Key West and vicinity.
The Key West Administration
has ordered ten thousand copies
for immediate distribution to the
American Legion convention dele
gates at Miami and for mailing to
selected lists of prospective visi-
tors, delivery of which viii be
made by Oct. Is. At last nights
meeting of the Monroe County
Commissioners an order for one
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
REV. ]. CEKELER
GIVES ADDRESS AT
ROTARY MEETING
w. CURRY HARRIS ELECTED
TO MEMBERSHIP AT SEES
SION TODAY: L. SPENCER
GUEST OF CLUB

Rev j. C. GekeIer gave an adj
dress at the Rotary Luncheon to-
day on the subject of church at
tendance. Rev. Gekeler spoke of
a movement now being inaugural
ed for a general church attend
ance on this coming Sunday. and
stressed the matter of having
members of the Rotary organiza-
ton fall in line.
w. Curry Harris was elected to
membership at. today's meeting,
he being the third member of the
family to become affiliated with
the organization. It will be recall
ed that his grandfather. the late
DIR. ]. Y. Porter. was charter
member of the local club. while
his father. the late Judge w. Hunt
Harris. also held membership for
many years.
The club voted to enter a float
in the Cuban celebration 70 DC
held no October 8 and 10. and
also Offered its cooperation in all
matters pertaining az the event
which win be celebrated, known
as FL Critic de Yara.
Lincoln Spencer. fCemerly of
the local club. but who is now re-
siding in Miami, was a guest at
today's session.
Eddie Strunk presided over the
meeting with several matters of
interest discussed. and after rem
dering several songs. an adjourn
ment was ordered until the next
regular meeting.
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STORM REPORT

ADVISORY 1000 a. m
The disturbed condition IN the
middle Gulf Of Mexico has appar-
emily developed a cyclonic center.
central about $50 miles south Of
the Louisiana coast, attended b.
strong shifting winds. Direction Of
movement is uncertain but 2p-
parently slowly nOrthwestward at
present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
THREE BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

Building and repair permits is
sued from the office of Harry NJ.
Baker. building inspector, for the
first week of October number
three. as follows:
+. General repairs at the residence
Jon Caroline street, next to the
site of the Odd Fellows Hall. Own
er, W. B. Kirke; cost, $500.
Fire proof roof on building at
1923 Catherine street. Owner, W.
II. Johnson; cost, $3.50.
Repairs, corner of Olivia and
Simonton street Owner, Emma
Albury; cost, $35.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
MISS CARBONEIL
STILL LEADING In
QUEENS CONTEST
BUT ONE MORE DAY LEFT TO
CAST BALLOTS. VOTES
CONTINUE TO POUR IN AT
OFFICE

With only one day left IN which
to cast votes for the selection Of
a queen in the coronation eere-
mny which starts the celebration
of Ell Critic de Yara next Tues
day night. ballots were pouring
into the offices Of the Key West
Administration in even larger
numbers today. The ballot box
viii be closed at 4 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. so tomorrow Is the
last opportunity persons viii base
to vote for their faVOrite con
testant.
The next four persons in The
final count viii serve as maids Of
honor to the queen in the corona
ton. and 16 other young ladies
viii act as ladies Of the court
Sixteen young men are being
selected by those in charge Of the
coronation and they viii serve with
the ladies of the court.
During the two days Of the SIX
ty-sixth anniversary of e Grito
de Yara. next Tuesday and We'd
nesday. the queen win reign with
Adolfo Naranjo. being sent here
from Havana BY the National As
ISOLATION of Hotel Representa-
tives in Havana.
Here's the way the count stood
at noon today in the contest: Mar
tina CarbOneI, 12s.950: Grace
Rivero. 1890; Catherine Saun-
ders. 71.125; Nela Arno. $4,000.
Nuna Louise Castro. $4,000.
Moraima Ochoa. 421O0, and
Josephine Ubieta. $1,000.
The change in the standings OF
the contestants taking place as a
result of the count taken today.
as compared with yesterdays.
was that Miss OchOa went ahead
of Miss Ubieta. and the fir-t votes
we're east for Miss Castro
The final count viii be made
tomorrow afternoon. and the
queen. and maids Of honor viii be
notified early Saturday, II was an
nounced.
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Tenders Resignation

The resignation of Julius f.
Stone, Jr., as agent of Governor
Sholtz, was announced in tele-
grams from the governor in Tai
lahassee yesterday afternoon.
This does not mean that the in
terest of Mr.. Stone in the rehab-
ilitation program has abated in the
least. On the contrary. he assures
the governor, in a letter, that he
is still deeply interested and ''we
shall carry the work forward. /
IAN and do unhesitatingly assure
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
FIRE CHIEF HAS
new AUTOMOBILE

Chief Harry Baker of the Key
West Fire Department has been
provided with new car which he
has placed in department service.
The chief drove the new car
from Miami this week and releas-
ed his old Marmon roadster to the
concern selling the new car.
The new car Is one of the latest
model VS. Ford Sedans and the
purchase was authorized by the
city council sometime ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
ANNOUNCE DEATH
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04
County Board Orders Purchase
Thousand Copies OF Magazine
Widely Advertising Key West
Other Matters Are Dis
posed OF At Regular
Meeting Held Last Eve
ming

One thousand copies of the
Florida MOtorist magazine issue
of October were purchased by the
board of county commissioners at
the meeting last night. These will
be distributed through the board
in the most advantageOu. manner.
it was stated.
Fred Dion addressed the meet
ing and introduced L. M. Ed
munds, one of the publishers of
the magazine. who addressed the
board.
He set forth that the issue is
devoted entirely to Key West and
is highly important advertising
medium. TO be used in telling The
world Of Key West and its many
unusually attractive and beauti-
full points of interest.
Sample copies. not entirely com
plete. were shown members of the
board and it was decided by
unanimous vote to make the pur-
chase of 1000 copies.
1t was also voted to purchase
10000 advertising stickers from
the Hospitality League. These
viii be distributed to members of
the board and other county off
eials to be used on letters mail
ed from Key West.
Bonds Approved
Bond OF Leroy Torres of 81
500 as prisoners guard and that
of E. a. Ramsey. notary public.
met with the approval of the
board.
A communication from ]. ~
Lee. comptroller. pointed out Ger
tain requirements necessary in the
preparation Of the tax books. The
instructions viii be handed to ].
Otto Kirchheiner. tax assessor.
who will make the necessary audi
tions as instructed.
r. A. Gray. secretary of state,
in letter called attention to GER
tain amendments to be voted on
by the people at the November
election. These must be printed
on the election ballot.
Also Amendments
In addition to these there vii
be added on the ballot the three
important amendments to be vot-
ed on by the peope of Key West.
These local issues are one to abol-
ish the criminal court, to reduce
the emoluments of county COM
missioners and reduction of the
salary of the juvenile judge. With
these amendments on the ballot
it will be one of the largest ever
printed in Monroe county.
Report of C. Sam B. Curry,
clerk of criminal court, of cases
disposed of during the month of
September was read and ordered
filed.
Sheriff X. o. Thompson5s re-
port of deposits and that of Tax
Collector Frank H. Laid were
read and passed.
Report of Clerk Ross C. Sawyer
showed collection of $704.04 for
tax redemption certificates.
Bills were read and ordered
paid when funds are available.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-10-04

WHERE TO GO

TONIGHT
Bayview Park-Band Concert.
Monroe-"Charlie Chan in Lon
don" and "Side Streets"
Palace-''The Man From Hell. +"
TOMORROW
Bayview Park-Diamondbal.
Monroe-"Girl In Danger" and
Charlie Chan In Lon6on."
Palace.7-4The Man From HelE' :
High School ! Audit6ridlhhi
Vaudeville Revue, tr.xx
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
By RoBBIN CooNs

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, April 25.- A "tomboy Berphardt" and a "schoolboy Jannings, they're the new king and queen among Hol- lyWood's actors.
 Katharine Hepburn, who attract ed attention by apparently shun- ming it, and Charles Laughton, a chubby, good-natured fellow whose personal ballyhoo is all on the screen and stage, make as strange a royal pair as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ever elected for best perform ances of the year
 Miss Hepburn, an eccentric of Hollywood's eccentrics, is still a mystery to most of Hollywood, although the town grants-as the election showed-that "A Bill of Divorcement,' Morning Glory and Little Women" leaves no doubt as to her abilities as an actress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
INTERESTING DOUBLE BILL
 AT COLISEUM
William Powell and Buck Jones Each Star in Excit-
 ing Features Tonight

The Coliseum doubls bill with William Powell and a fine cast in Private Detective 62" and Buck Jones in Treason" continues at that popular show house tonight
 The Powell picture concerns a love racket in which 8 private de- tective deals with the methods used by an interruptions private detee- tive agency to obtain or manu facture evidence for the divorce courts, at the instigation of jealous husbands or wives Powell is the detective, and all goes well with the racket, until he falls in love with a girl whom he has been ordered to frame"
 In the cast with Powell are Mar garet Lindsay, Gordon Westcott, Sheila Terry and Natalie Moor head.
 Buck Jones is an heroic cavalry scout in Treason the other half of the Coliseums current fare. These cavalry scouts of the West Of fifty or sixty years ago were picked men. carefully chosen for their bravery. Jones is detailed to bring back, dead CT alive, a notor- ious woman soldier who, at the head of a large force of Confed- crate sympathizers. has ravaged the State of Kansas in the hectic days at the clcse of the Civil War. It is quite job, but Jones accom- plishes it in an exciting manner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
SAVE THE DATE

For The Associated Nurses Card Party to be held May Is at Odd FelloWs' Hall. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
GAY MUSICAL IS FEATURED SHOW
 AT CAPITOL
Gloria Stuart and Roger Pryor Bring Melodious
 Comedy to Screen

If you've never been to Monte Carlo you will enjoy seeing the elaborate Deauville Club in T Like It That Way" Universal; dramatic comedy with music, song and dance, which comes to the Capitol Theatre tonight.
 The lavish settings and brilliant lighting effects in this one scene alone cost many weeks of effort and money Particular pains were taken by the studio to reproduce in every detail as near as possi- ble the atmospheric and structural spirit of a modern extravagant gambling establishment where the modern Neroes come to fiddle while their money burnsl
 From there the story swings over to a beautiful cafe floor where a bevy of dancing damsels disport themselves in an array of spectac- ular and bizarre costumes.
 The cast is headed by Gloria Stuart and Roger Pryor and fea- lures Marian Marsh, Noel Madi- son, Lucille Gleason, Shirley Grey Merna Kennedy, Lois January and a ballet of exotic young ladies. Har- ry Lachman, noted European di- rector, yielded the megaphone on this picture, while Conrad, Gottler and Mitchell. famous New York song writers, wrote the musical numbers which include such al- ready popular hits as Miss 1884 Let's Put Two and Two Togeth- CT" and T Like It That Way"
 Shorts and news reel will com plete the Capitol program.
 Interest is already being evinced by Juneau film fans in Morning Glory" the picture which will bring Katherine Hepburn to the Capitol next Sunday, according to Man ager Cliff Daigler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25

ed as, to say the least, a bit un- usual.
 Nobody paid much attention to her until she was seen in her first picture, "A Bill of Divorcement. D It was a case of stardom coming over-night-and Hollywood became Hepburn conscious"
 The spirited Kate takes it all calmly, gives nterviews-when She feels like it-in which she avoids talking about herself, parrying with let's talk about something inter esting." For some time now she has made habit of stunning pho tographers, as she did when she sailed for Europe the day after word came from Hollywood that she had won the Academy honor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
NOME MINING MAN ENROUTE
 TO SUNSET MINING DISTRICT

A. c. Stewart, mining man on Monument Creek in the Sunset section of the Nome mining dis trict, was a visitor in Juneau yes terday while the Alaska was in port.
 MT Stewart is enroute to Nome to commence spring operations. A new dredge has been constructed on his grounds by the Sunset Min ing Company, of which he is a shareholder, and the dredge will be put in operation this season. He is accompanied by his brother, R. s. Stewart.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
STUNNED BALLYHoO

Laughton, an English lad who tired of hotel clerking and went on the stage, achieved prominence after an English critic discovered that the actors he had been prais- ing in various plays for excellent performances in small roles were all one actor-Charles Laughtons
 When he arrived in Hollywood and was told that he would be built up by 3 ballyhoo campaign, he was frankly petrified. Don't do it." he pleaded. If I'm any good, they'll find it out for themselves. ]"
 He was right. After he had been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
MRS. LOUIS SCHULZ ON WAY
 TO ATLIN FOR THE SUMMER

Mrs. Louis Schulz, whose husband is one of the principal property owners of Atlin, B. C., passed through Juneau on the Princess Norah on her way to Atlin after spending the winter in Vancouver, B. c. MT. Schulz preceded her north by several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
DUNGAREEs PREFERRED

Not a recluse in the Garbo sense, red headed Miss Hepburn first star tied the staid old-timers here by showing a decided independence in matters of dress. If she chose to wear faded old dungarees and slip pers about the lot, and further, to open her fan mail-it was regard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25

seen in sever films playing slightly demented or warped char acters, Hollywood realized it had an actor.
 But Laughton, just big fat boy, who soon won the nickname Bus ter wasn't content to stay on Hol- lywood's hands entirely. He went back to England to work in roper tory, and to make Henry the Eighth" which he thinks his best film work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
TWO NATIONS
 GET TOGETHER

WARSAW, Poland, April 25,- Victory appeared assured for the French Foreign Minister, Louis Barthou, and his ission to strengthen the bonds of friendship between France and Poland. He al- so hopes to strengthen Frances al- hance with the Little Entente.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
MIR. AND MRS. GORDON
 ON WAY TO WHITEHORSE
 AFTER WINTER IN SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. w. D. Gordon were northbound passengers on the Prin- cess Norah on their way to their home in Whitehorse after spending the winter in Vancouver, B. c. MT. Gordon is Superintendent of the River Division of the White Pass and Yukon Route.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
PRESIDENT OF WHITE
 PASS AND YUKON HAS
 RETURNED TO SKAGWAY

H. Wheeler. President of the White Pass and Yukon Route, pass ed through Juneau on the Princess Ncrah yesterday afternoon on his way to his Skagway headquarters. MT. Wheeler spent the winter months in Vancouver, B. 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-25
REREKAHS NOTICE

Regular meeting of Perseverance Rebekah Lodge No 3 A at I. O.. O. F. Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Drill team practice, refreshments.
 EDITH F. SHEELOR. --adv. Secretary.
Montana labor news., 1934-06-07

Congressman Joseph P. Monaghan
today filed his petition TO be a candi-
date to succeed himself with Mr.. Sam
w. Mitchell, Secretary of State. Mr..
Monaghan has made quite a distin-
guished record for himself during his
first term Of office, particularly along
the lines of social and security legis-
lation. He is the author OF a National
Old Age Pension Bill and is an ardent
supporter OF a pension for railroad
employees. His championship of the
3O-hour week and 6-hour day is well
known on Capitol Hill, and he has be-
come a right-hand man to Congress
man Crosser of Ohio in his support Of
this type OF legislation.
Mr.. Monaghan, although a first-timer
is a member of the powerful and eX-
elusive committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, a committee as
signmert which he will automatically
enjoy if reelected. While maintaining
an independent attitude, he is regarded
as one of the main-stays OF the New
Deal due to his relentless champion
ship Of the Stock Exchange Control
Bill, the Communication Bill, the Sec
urities Act and other powerful Admin
istration measures which were consid-
cred by his Committee. He has de-
Tended the New Deal on the Floor OF
the House and over the National
B%roadcasting hook-up. Recently, in
recognition OF his splendid service, he
was permitted to preside over the
House during one OF its stormiest days.
Among other important pieces Of
legislation which Mr.. Monaghan has
supported are The Independent Of
fees Appropriation Bill, providing for
restoration OF Federal pay cuts and
veterans benefits, immediate payment
Of the Soldiers Bonus and the Mcleod
Bank Bill.
Paid Pol. Adv,