davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22

la v mojom obore, a preto
by som rad vediet', ci som
NAL pravo ofertu odmietnut'
alebo ME.
Odpoved': Ak nebude va
Sc odmietnutie prace V SUI
kromnom podniku uznane "a
opravnene, stratite pravde-
podobne svoju terajsiu nd-
dzovu robotu. Robota ma nu-
dzovych projektoch dava sa
obycajne l'ud'om, ktori by j.
nae museli brat podporu a
ktori 81 mozu tuto robotu
podrzat' iba tax dlho, kynl
nemaju roboty v sukromnom
podniku. Ze pondkana ro-
bota byva v insom obore, to
sa obycajne nepoklada "a
dostatocnu pracinu k zamie-
tnutiu prijatia tejto roboty,
iba ak je plaza naozaj ne
dostatocna. alebo ak su inc
poziadavky zamestnavatel'a a
naozaj neprijatel'ne.
100000 cudzincov.
Dotaz: Nacuval som ne
davno radiovej prednaske, V
ktorej recnik hovoril, re V
Spojenych Statoch zije asi
2O,O0O,OO0 cudzincov, z kto-
rych aida pat milionov je
tuna nezakonite. Ci je to
pravda?
Odpoved': PodPa ostat-
nych oficialnych dat zije v
Spojenych Statoch necelych
100000 nenaturalizova-
nych cudzincov, z ktorych
asi 100000 zaziadalo 81 uz
o obcanstvo. Pocet cudzin-
GOV, co tuna ziju nezakonite
nemozno zistit' z rahko po-
chopitelnych pricin. Depart
ment prace odhaduje, re po-
Get cudzincov, ktorf nevla-
dzu dokazat' svoje legalne
pripustenie, nepresahuje 400
tisfc, a z tych je deportova-
tel'nych menej ako 100000.
Pre6o vlada Spojenych Sta
tov sa nazyva "federalna"?
Dotaz: Prosim, vysvetlite
mi, preco sa hovori O Wade
Spojenych Statov ako VIA
de "federalnej"?
Odpoved': Nazyva sa tax
preto, ze Spojene Staty su
svaz cize federacia 48 sta
tov.
Pravidelne a mimoriadne
zasadnutia kongresu.
Dotaz: Kedy zaseda kon-
gres a kto svolava zakono-
darne? .~ -z, ~.
Odpoved': Kongres zasa-
da pravidelne raz rocne, po-
cnuc 3. januarom, a rozcha-
dza sa len vtedy, ked' boil
rozhodol 0 vsetkych dolezi-
tych otazkach.
Prezident ma pravo svo-
lat kongres k mimoriadne-
mu zasadnutiu kedykoPvek
uzna, ze toho potreba vyza-
duje.
Pripustenie snubenice.
Dotaz: Som americky OBJ
can. Ma Slovensku nam
dievca, $ ktorym by som sa
rad ozenit'. CT ju mozem
sem dostat' rnimo kvoty, a
lebo aspon V prednostnej
triede kv6ty?
Odpoved ~: Americky OBJ
can, ktory je zasnubeny s
dievcat 'om cudzej narodnosti
a zijucim cudzine, memo
re nijakym sp0sobom po-
moot svojej sndbenici, aby
dostala vizum v triede ne
kv6tovej alebo v triede pred
nostnej. Prist'ahovalecky Sta
tus sn1benice je ten isty, a.
ko status pribuznych a pria.
ltel'ov. Americky obcan ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
10, ze zbran bola predtym u
jeho brata Jozefa Bocku,
ktorv bol tieZ vo Francii. ale

jeho brata Jozefa Bocku,
ktory boil tiez vo Francii, ale
odtial' sa vratil koncom a.
prila 1885, Jozef Bocko bol
zatknuty, a po kratkom krf-
zovom vysluchu sa ku dvoj-
nasobnej vrazde primal. Sta
the zastupitel'stvo podalo ma
neho zalobu. Pred sudom po-
vedal, re r. 1888 odisiel bez
pasu do Francie, kde dostal
pracu, ale po mesiaci bol
prepusteny, lebo nemal ziad-
nych osobnych dokladov. S
pasom, ktory mu vystavil cs.
konzulat, potul l'oval sa vo
Francii, potion isicl ku bra
tovi, ktory NAL vo Francii
dobre zamestnanie. Tomu
vraj rozpraval, ze musi ist'
domov, ale ze nema penazi.
Brat mu vraj slubil 500
frankov, ale S podmienkou,
ze ked' pride domov, zapali
dom jeho zeny v Olsavici, a
okrem toho aby vraj zavraz-
dill bohateho obchodnika a
krcmara Gottfrieda z Blazo-
va, a peniaze, ktore u neho
uiupi, re 81 neskorsie donna
rozdelia. Ma to no brat vraj
al sprisahal. Potom mu dal
browning Is nabojmi, ku
ktorym 81 on prikupil este rs
nabojov. TAX prisiel domov
do Dolnych Repasov 30. apr.
V osudny den, 5. maja pra-
coval uz cd 3. hodiny ran
nej v lese, kan vicdla ce-
sta, kade musel fst' Gottfried
s ovcami ma trh do Levoce.
Ked' dosli ma dostrel, Bocko
81 zakryl ciapkou tvar a diva
krat vystrelil. Prva gul'a Ia
siahla Krajnaka rovno do
srdca, takze bez hlasu zostal
ma mieste mrtvy, druha sa
zavrtala do Gottfriedovho Ia
ludka. Ten sa vsak nezl'a-
kol, soskocil S voza, a isiel
asi so krokov smerom, od-
kial vysly vystrely. Bocko
nanho vystrelil este asi pat
raz, ale z tychto vystrelov
uz nezasiahol Gottfrieda ami
jeden. V tom sa objavili l'u-
dia, ktori ISL tiez z trhu, tax
re Bocko musel ujst' bez ko-
risti. Gottfried ma druhy den
zomrel. Porota uznala Bocku
vinnym a sud no odsudil ma
smrt' povrazom. Manzelka
odsudeneho padla po vyroku
sudu bezvladne ma zem, a
odsudeny so zufalym krco-
vitym pridrziavanim sa Ii
'yota ohlasil proti rozsudku
zmatocnu st'aznost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
ZAUJ1MAVE OTAZKY
A ODPOVEDE.
F. l.. l. S.
Certifikat prichodu.

Certifikat prichodu.
Dotaz: Pocul som, ze zia-
datel' o takreceny "prvy pa
pier must predostriet' al
"certifikat prichodu.' Ako a
kde 81 mozem tento certifi-
kat zadovazit'?
Odpoved': Vyplnte formu-
lar cislo A-2213 a zaslite no
imigracnej a naturalizacnej
uradovni vo vasom okrese
dovedna s dvoma podobiz-
nami a - ak neprisli ste do
tejto krajiny uz pred 20. ju-
nom 1906 - teda al S po-
stovou poukazkou ma $3.50,
vystavenou ma Commission
er of immigration and Ma
turalization, Washington, D.
c." Ma zaklade informacii,
obsazenych vo vasej ziado-
sti, zadovazia 81 uradnfci ma
iuralizacneho uradu vas GER
tifikat prichodu pripoja
no k vasej ziadosti o natu-
ralizaciu.
kde urobit' 'vyhlasenie
umysl'u"?
! Dotaz: Zijem v Newarku,
state New Jersey, ale caste
navstevujem mesto New
! York a casio tam al robin.
Ci by som aida mohol zia-
dat o "prvy papier" v New
Yorku?
OdpoVed: PrlSt ahoValec
musi podavat' svoje "vyhla-
senie umyslu' v tom okrese,
V ktorom je jeho domov. Ak
dostanete "prvy papier" v o.
krese, kde zijete iba docas-
he, je tento papier neplatny
a az 81 zaziadate o obcian-
stvo, bude vasa ziadost' "a
nietnuta a budete musiet'
zacinat' znovu ziadost'ou o
"prvy papier".
Obcianstvo adoptovanych
deti.
Dotaz: Roku 1888 ozenil
som sa S vdovou a adopto-
val som jej dive malolete de-
II. Pred casom stal som sa
americkym obcanom. CT som
tym dopomohol k americke-
mu obcianstvu al svojim ne
vlastnym det 'om?
Odpoved': Me! Deti maju
dosial' obciansky Status svo-
iej matky, a stanu sa obcan-
mi iba vtedy, az sa stane
obciankou ich matka, ak bu-
du, pravda toho casu este
malolete. Ak sa ale deti tu
narodily, su obcanmi.
Naturalizacia vojenskych
vysluzilcov.
Dotaz: Ia svetovej vojny
sluzil som V americkej ar
made. Roku 1923 opustil
som Spojene Staty a vrati]
som sa nazad iba roku 1929.
CT mozem 81 oblahcit' natu-
ralizaciu ma zaklade zakona,
vzt 'ahuj1ceho sa ma vojen-
skych vysluzilcov cudzieho
/ povodu?
Odpoved': Mozete; ale
ked'ze ste prisli ostatny raz
do Spojenych Statov al po
3. marci 1924, musite 81 "a
dovazit' "certifikat pricho-
du". Prveho papieru nepo-
trebujete a "druhy papier"
mozete 81 ziadat' bez toho,
laby ste museli platit' pravi-
delne poplatky.
Praca u sukromneho podni.
katel'a . pr1ca nldzov1.
] Dotaz: V tomto case no.
BIN ma n1dzovych pracach
Ale nedavno mi bola pon1,
kama praca u sdkromnehe
podnikatel'a. Tato praca bo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
VeI'ky poziar znicil SariSsku
obec.

v obci Bieloveza pri Bar
dejove, vypukol ohen v do
me rolnikov .Jozefa a Mi
chala Ceglinaka. L'udia, kto-
ri vacsinou pracovali ma po-
Ii zdeseni utekali domov. Po-
ziar nasledkom vetru sa ry-
chile siril a kym mohla dojst'
pomoc, bola celia utica pla-
menoch. Coskoro prisly ha-
sicske sbory z okolia, ktore
sa. molly ale venovat' iba ma
chranenie susednych domov.
v noci bola uz celia obec
znicena. Zhorelo 80 obyt-
nych domov, $ pobocnymi
budovami spolu 9S budov.
Okrem toho zhorelo mnoho
hospodarskeho a domaceho
zariadenia. Skody je ma Wy
Sc poldruha miliona korln.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
Novy kulturny dom pod
Tatrami.

Obcianstvo obce Zavazna
Poruba v Liptove 81 prave do
hotovuje krasnu novostavbu
kulturneho domu. Pred no.
YOU budovou boly zasadene
dive lipy. Kulturny dom bu-
de slavnostne posvateny v
juli t. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-22
ESTE NIECO o KNIHE
Isl LOVENSKO A SLO-
VACI."
Pise J. c. Hronsky.

Caste otazky ma obsah u
vedenej knihy, ktora vyjde
po ukonceni cesty maticnych
delegatov, ba az pc navrate
delegacie do vlasti, i mamie
tky, ze cena knihy je ME ka-
zdemu pristupna, nutia ma,
aby som 0 tejto knihe pove-
dal Wac, ako sa dosiap uve-
rejnilo.
Aida najsamprv treba po-
znamenat', ze formal knihy
bude trochu inaksi ME ta-
ky, ako sa vo vacsine nysli.
Ale re tato velka kniha bu-
de mat svoj spolocny obal,
jednak kazda cast bude svia
zana osobitne, lebo ak sa ma
pouzivat', ak sa ma citat
nuz ME je ami myslitePne, a
by taku t'azku knihu niekto
8 pozitkom v rukach drzal.
Ked'ze tam budu partie ia
Ike, ktore bude prichodit' "a
ujemcom i studovat', len je
prirodzene, ze kazda cast
tejto objemnej knihy da sa
vynat' 20 spolocneho obalu
potom da sa nou narabat',
ako bude vyzadovat' potre-
ba.
10 zaroven tol'ko znaci,
ze tato kniha "Slovensko a
Slovaci" nebude vlastne jed
nou knihou, ale sbierkou pri-
najmenej desiatich knih, vlo-
zenych do spolocnej vazby.
Aida toto by mohla byt'
al odpoved' ma poznamku,
ze kniha sa niekomu zda
draha, akze uvazi, ze to bu-
de celia sbierka takych knih,
0 ktore tunajsia americko-
slovenska verejnost' prejavi-
la najviac zaujmu. (Cena ur-
eena je nasledovne: Kto 81
predplati ma tuto knihu "Slo
vensko a Slovaci" do odcho-
du delegacie, zaplati desat'
dolarov a knihu dostane ma
svoju adresu priamo cd Spra-
Wy Matice slovenskej z Turc.
Sv. Martina. Pc uvedenom
termine kniha bude STAT SIS
akze sa budu tlacit' al zvys-
ne exemplare okrem predpla-
tenych.)
Keby vsetok material, kto-
ry bude shrnuty v knihe
"Slovensko Slovaci' NAL
povychodit' v samostatnych
knihach a tax by sa dostal
ma knizny trh, aida cena bo-
la by az trojnasobna. Matica
slovenska i donna usmernila
knizny trh svojimi vydania-
mi a nemoze mac konat' an;
v Amerike, len tax, ably
vydavala co najhospodarnej-
Sic, ably vydavala CO najlac-
nejsie, co platf v tomto pri-
pade, lebo kniha "Slovensko
q Slovaci" osnovana je tax,
aby bola lacnou knihou, i
ked' sa ma prvy pohpad zda,
ze naraz vydat' 10-15 do
larov je mnoho, ale je prav-
da, Re po Giastkach vydat'
3O-35 dolarov nijako je ME
menej.
Bolo by chybou srovna-
vat slovenske vydania. S a.
merickymi pre- mnoho pri-
Gin, ale staci pripomenut' a.
spon jednu: aspon til, ak by
sa slovenske knihy tlacily v
takom mnozstve, ako sa tia
cia anglicke, nuz neplatilo
by sa "a ne aida ami stvrti-
ma toho, CO sa plati "a ang-
lickd tlac.
To su otazky, ktore neza-
vista cd vydavatel'a, ale Cd
citatePov.
A kto uvazi, ze v knihe bu-
de mnozstvo obrazkov, k CO.
mu bude treba mnoho dra-
heho stockoveho materialu,
ze tam budu notovane, ciast-
Ky, ze tam budu mapy, aida
da mi "a pravdu uz pred
vyjdenim knih, re nemozno
ga pozastavit' mad cenou kni-
by, ked' je kniha takych
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
CUBA BRINGS In
20 PASSENGERS
VESSEL ALSO BROUGHT IN 81
TONS OF FREIGHT
FOR KEY WEST

Steamship Cuba Of the P. and
o. S. S. company, arrived this
morning with Is passengers from
st. Petersburg and Tampa for
Key West; "a passengers for Ha-
vana.
Among the Key West arrivals
We're: Mrs. C. B. Jones, C. A. Par
ramore, Mrs. J. A. Mallard, Sell
ma White, Addie White, E. J..
Phelan, Harry Johnson, A. Bar
roso, A. Barroso, Jr., Mrs. F. F..
Long, L. Chavez, S. Green, E. P.
Moere
The vessel also brought 81 tons
of freight and four sacks of mail
for Key West; one ton of freight
and 1875 sacks of mail for Ha-
vana.
Sailing at 9 o'clock the Cuba
carried the following passengers
from Key West: Mrs. J. Ruiz, Ce-
liz, Teresa, Caridad, Marie, Ana,
Eugene, Man'1ci Dolores and
Luis Ruiz, Mrs. L. Collins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
REVIEW CLASS
IN SHORTHAND
IS ORGANIZED
REVIEW OF THEORY HAS
BEEN STARTED UNDER SU-
PERVISION OF WPA EDU-
CATIONAL UNIT

A class in review of the theory
of Gregg Shorthand has been
started under the WPA adult ed
ucation program, it was announc-
ed this morning, and old students,
as we'll as new onesy are urged to
take advantage of this work.
Glasses will be conducted three
times weekly, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, and will be in
progress from 1870 P. NJ. to 6 P.
Nj. A second class will be in
progress from 1880 P. M. to 8
P NJ.
A new Gregg shorthand report
ing class also is under way now
under the WPA education pro-
gram. Former students and 9TH
ers writing 100 words a minute
are urged to take advantage of
this class which will meet Tues
day and Thursday nights from
1880 P. NJ. to P. P. NJ. 1t takes
little time and study to work up
to the 100-word per minute speed,
and then the higher levels of $50
and more words per minute, it
was emphasized.
Students who recently passed
tests with the Gregg writer also
were named. They include: The
DRY, Dulcie Montero, grade, 81 y !;
transcription ct 60 words per
minute, Juanita Mayg, Mary Cur
ry and Bert Buckley: transcript
ton of 80 words per minute, Mary
Buckley; transcription at 100
words per minute, George Collins;
transcription at 100 words per
minute, Marjorie Gwynn and G.
Everett Perpall.
The classes are open to any
one. living in Key West, and are
conducted without cost to the
students.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
FELLOWSHIP CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT
PROPOSED SESSION WILL BE
HELD AT WESLEY HOUSE
BEGINNING 8 O'CLOCK

Members of the Boys Fellow
ship Club Will meet tonight in the
Wesley House rooms at 8 o'clock
and hear a talk to be given by a
Key Wester.
The proposed speaker is said to
be one who has been interested in
the work of boys and the welfare
of their organizations and all
members are urged to be present
and hear his address.
Applications for membership
will be considered. it is said, which
is another reason for large at
tendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
CARY D. Lands
VISITS KEY WEST
ATTORNEY GENERAL ARRIV.
ED YESTERDAY
ON PLANE

Attorney General Cary D. Land
is, candidate for reelection, was
an arrival by plane yesterday and
was a pleasant caller at The Citi-
zen office, accompanied by a
group of local attorneys and the
supporters of his candidacy.
Discussing his candidacy, the at
torney general said that it has
been a long time since he came
from Indiana to teach school at
Stetson. This was in 1901.
"About two years later / opened
a law office in DeLand and with
my law partner, Bert Fish, work
ed like horses for % years.
Il feel that my years as trial
lawyer have given me a store of
knowledge that is worth some
thing to my state. l feel that I
have done things for Florida
while working as attorney gener-
al. I have worked harder than 1
ever did in private practice"
Relative to this race, he said,
"You know this is no time for
Florida to call a man into service
who has his eye on a political ca
reer before the welfare . of the
state. My ambitions for personal
glory are long since past, but l
know that my experience and my
store of knowledge are valuable to
the state. l want nothing for my
self but a chance to serve Fl -
ida. l think Florida needs Land
is"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
PATTY MAKING
LAST ROUND IN
SPEECH-MAKINC
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
COVERS VARIOUS ISSUES
IN CCNNECT-ON WITH HIS
CANDIDACY

MIAMI. June l. Southcaztern
Florida cities are again hearing
TO-DAY why B. r. Patty l. runninz
for govsrnor and what ne inreuds
10 do If elected n the CANDIDATE
invaded the. section for the sccand
TIM since bcg.nning ms spirited
campaign
Since ne hem active can
p; igning Jcnra-y .. Pzry has
made two speakin tours q the
statc delivering more than I5o
talks TO audiences n excess Fl
$4,000 taking MS message calling
fo- decency ard honesty in gov
eminent into al sections Of the
state. Patty was the first e. an
nounce ior the office. the first
to make a platform sddress l%yInE
h patti lrm before the people and
towns OF the St.te.
Throughout his campaign Patty
has stated the issue TO ne whether
(CentinUed on Pare Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
Necessary Funds To Be
Provided Through Ar
rangements Made By
Park Service Unit

Especial Washington Correspondent
OF The CitizeDD
WASHINGTON, D. c., June /.
How the Park Service will con-
tinue to keep up Fort Jefferson
National monument without any
money was explained today by
Verne Chatelain, chief of the
Branch of Historic Sites and
Buildings.
"The Park Service has no in
tention of abandoning Fort JEFF
ferson," Chatelain announced.
I'VE can get money from other
parks and spread it around tic
keep up the Florida project"
Prospects for Fort Jefferson's
continuation have looked bleak
since the Bureau of the Budget
dropped it from the Interior De-
partment appropriation.
Chatelain pointed out, however,
that the project is now full
fledged National monument and
could not be abandoned. No gen.
eral fund is available for the Park
Service to use in such emergencies,
but it has been the practice to
take enough money from a num-
Der of other monuments to take
care of those which are without
funds.
"It would cost $4,000 or $4,000
to keep up the monument on the
scale we would like" Chatelain
explained, "but we will be able to
get along on good deal less than
that if necessary"
Emergency funds from P. w.
A. have been cut off, but it is
possible they will be returned
during the next few months. The
fort at one time boosted staff of
20 men during the P. w. A. re-
gime, a number which has since
been dropped to three.
Chatelain said today he would
try to keep the three men now
employed as they seem to repre-
sent a near minimum for proper
upkeep of the fort.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
WPA SET-UP PUTS
BAN ON POLITICS
ANNOUNCING As
CANDIDATES DROPPED
FROM ROLLS

Several employees of the WPA
administration who are in super
visory or administrative position.
have been asked for their resigna-
tions by Director Thomas d. Or
They have resigned and Their res
ignations have been accepted.
In asking these designations Nj.
Or was only following instruc-
tions from Washington. There
were issued by Harry L. Hopkins
and provided that those WPA
employees in Administrative Of SUI
rerviSory positions who AMI une-
ed rs candidates for elective Of
fee must resign.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
UJBILANT OVER BRIDGE NEWS

The Citizen receipt the following telegram which
seexpanatory from the Key West Cib Dade County,
which is composed about four thousand
1--WE rejoice with the Key Wester your Obtanment
the bridges. Although residents another city
ways had soft spot in hearts tor
feel that contributed a small success
the bridges originally urged Mark Wilcox to the
citizens OF Key West suggested that Claude Pepper
porate the bridges rehabilitation Key West which
did OF the state the other actively
lent efforts and thoughts to his glorious project
look forward a deal Tor Key West.
KEY WEST CLUB OF DADE COUNTY,
Paul II. Marks, Pres"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01
Kcy West Turns Out In Full
To Celebrate On Learning Of
Approval Of Bridge Project
PROMISES SUPPORT
IN BRIDGE MATTER

l. p. ArtmAn, publish@r Of
The Citizen, Is an reSeipk of
the following telegram from
B. r. Patty, candidate fer g0x-
ernOr. which vas seat fr0z
West Palm Beach to-day
81 was delighted to read
the recent faw0rable an
nOuncement for the bu1id1zx
Of the bridges. which Ns7H
connect Key West vita the
mainland You may be a.
sured that Il ~lu have my
continued support when Z an
governor. Best wishes"
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GIVES OVER BODY

BIRMINGHAM, Eng.-In a let
ter to coroner in this city. F. w.
Srital. who committed suicide, be-
queathed his body to a hospital
hoping it would be more useful to
the doctors than it had been to
him.
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Outline Plans For Maintenance OF
Fort Jefferson National Monument
$3.50 ~ o
ELECTION RETURNS

The Citizen will, as usual,
post the election returns to-
morrow evening on a bulletin
board in front of the office,
at regular intervals as they
are tabulated in the differ
ent precincts.
All are invited to join
'The Citizens Party" which
is a regular event during
election time.
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RENEW vows

MEDFORD, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of this city,
celebrated the golden anniversary
of their marriage by renewing
their nuptial vows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01

You can vote for c. c. SYMON-
ETTE for County Commissioner in
all districts. 80 es@s jun1-1tx
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Read and Be Convinced
$428, 900 Secured for County
actual results not promises that have been ac-
compshed by our representative in the legislature MR.
BERNIE c. PAPY:

Amended reecumg BILL a He introduced and had passed
judge and
eutng Key West rab hin for rotection of fisher
'nuo eu 49,. 80 being killed in senate
c, e.uas ,ninm al He vetoed and worked for ample
rebuild funds public schools work
boulevard destroyed hurricane compensation act mechanics
within city limits city and opposed
county souo ho' h'"Ne "eeei' general sales
repairs
He will for old age and
/. Got State Road Department to
call for bids and construct steel uepenoeh' "uo' P on"
connecting OF gas tax on boats
Island fishermen
cost Of 100000
Killed Greek sponge bill intro
by dued representative from Pin
elias whereby diving
county resulting many dvingsu il enacted
upper permitted in
that eliminating the
peted this industry in this the
Strengthening widening been in Hills
shortening borough Pineas
miles, costing showing the
100000. lers fishermen in this county.
Remember work done and accomplished and return
B. G. PAPY continue the good work for another two
years by YOUR VOTE TOMORROW.
OF B. C.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-06-01

VOTE FOR BRAXTON 3
WARREN. Your vote ~rilI De az
preciated Jun1-ltx
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%~I. 1888. 49,
Evening star., 1936-12-17
Just 100 Boys
Blue Melton
Upper Jackets
100

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Jacket at lsS and select any
other one yea prefer for 100.
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Evening star., 1936-12-17

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Infants Pads, 3 for
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Girls Dresses, z for
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-10-31
TEST sur FILED

An Injunction suit has been filed IN the
Montana supreme court 70 test the validity
81 steps taken for the construction of q new
pharmacy-chemistry building on the campus
at the State university at k4issoula The pub
lie works administration has been asked for
q loan Of s138,000 and q grant OF $4,000
for the building. The action, filed BY Robert
H. DraRstedt, seeks 70 restrain the state
board OF education, the university executive
council the state board Of examiners and
others from proceeding further with the
buildlng project Hearing was set for Nov. II.