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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
NAVAL OFFICER
COMES TO CITY
COMES HERE FOR CONFER
ENCE WITH LIEUT.. WILL
LIAM KLAUS

Commander Kenneth S. Bragg,
C. E. c., U. s. n, arrived this
morning from Charleston, S. c.,
by plane from OpalOcka, Fla, for
the purpose of consu ting with
Lieutenant William Klaus, U. S.
n, officer in charge, relative to the
progress of the rehabilitation work
at the naval station.
1t is understood that Command
er Bragg will remain here until
Monday when it is expected that
Admiral H. V. Butler, cOmman-
dant of the sixth, seventh and
eighth naval districts, viii arrive
for an inspection of the station
and work. The admiral viii be
accompanied by Chief of Staff j.
s. Abbot, from the navy yard at
Charleston, S. c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
new WORKERS
VISITING HERE
DECLARE THEY AR ENJOY
INC WONDERFUL
VACATION

Miss Helen Bailey and -
Louise DE Forrest- 81 New Eg-K
City. are vis-tors n key Wesz 1z1
declare they are en5Uy1g = Wgz-
derful vacation They are Eu=szz
Of Mrs Angela EzzEhzz ~ rz
fami,y home On Am stree
This Is the flrs1 rlsif q ElM y
Forrest, but Ms Bsil<T w=s 49,
last year and i Ezs a. her szEEs-
ton that her SISTER de- &eG -
come or the trip, and 4lre11T So
Is enrhused 70 the extent rnz- So
told The CTtizen tins En8rImE -
she Wished her waczEion cozl9 -
extended 70 &c weeks EzEezG 81.
10 days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
ALL APPLICANTS
To Be NOTIFIED
CONCERNS THOSE SEEKING
SOCIAL WELFARE
POSITIONS

Mrs. William r. Warren, local
member of the District No. 10
Board of Social Welfare. announc-
es that all applicants for social
welfare positions will be notified
by the State Merit System Com
m:ttee if they are eligible to take
the written examination to be CIV
en- as part of the Merit System
plan, November IA.
The examination will be held at
the Monroe County High School
on White street. 1t viii begin
promptly at $50 a. m. and all pa
pers must be handed in by 2 p. m.
All applicants are requested to
bring a pen. Other writing ma
terials will be furnished by the
District Merit System Committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
COUNTY CLERK
LEAVING TODAY
GOING TO MIAMI To SIGN
BONDS RECENTLY
VALIDATED

County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer
was to leave this afternoon 4
o'clock on the plane for Miami for
the purpose of signing the bonds
which were some time ago validat-
ed in circuit court and later APP
proved by the supreme court.
These bonds amount to $3,-
SOC, 900 snd after the signing are
to be paced in custody of the
Public Works Administration in
Washington as surety for the loan
from the government of the sum
represented by the face value of
the bonds, which is to be used in
the construction of the Overseas
Highway bridges.
B. NJ. Duncan, chief engineer
of the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District, said this morning
that he intended to leave this aft
ernoou to attend to matters of de-
tail in connection with bridge mat
tiers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
GOMEZ URGES
REGULAR FEES
! BE PAID Him
SAYS HE WILL ENTER SUIT
AGAINST COUNTY IN MAT
TER OF PAYMENT IN, ABB
SENTEE VOTING

Former County Judge Rogelio
Gomez advised the board of coun-
| ty commissioners last night at
regular meeting of his intention
to enter suit against the county
for payment for his services in
connection with the absentee bal
lOting prior to the primary election
of June 2.
This was at the conclusion of a
lengthy address and explanation as
to the procedure which had been
followed Dy the board in eonnec-
ton with remuneration for serv-
ices of previous judges during
! which he cited the pay for this
service which had been accorded
other judges.
In explaining his demands Mr..
Gomez read several extracts from
the statutes which he asserted
were in complete substantiation of
his claim for remuneration and
concluded this part of the appeal
by saving that he was entitled to
the heretofore usual compensa-
ton, instead of the SIS per day
which had been decided on by the
board.
Commissioner VIM. r. Porter re-
piled to Mr.. Gomez by citing the
fact that he had been indicted by
the grand jury on charges which
had been tried before a petit jury
and that he had been acquitted,
but did not feel that there was any
justification in his present plea
for remuneration other than that
which had been agreed upon by
the board. Other members of the
board coneurred.
1t was then that Mr.. Gomez
stated his intention of entering
suit against the county for what he
considers his just remuneration for
his services and to which Mr.. Por-
ter retorted that it would also be
proper for him to ask for remun-
Grafton for any expenses which he
might incur while progressing with
his suit.
During the progress of the dis
cussion, Mr.. Gomez, in reply to a
statement by Mr.. Porter, said that
he had informed the sheriff that
he had found the safe in his Of
flee open before the election, and
had asked that an investigation be
held and that he had stated at the
time that "that safe contained
dynamite. To this Mr.. Porter re-
piled that had nothing to do with
the matter as Mr.. Gomez was re-
sponsible for the safety of the abb
sentee votes and that he alone was
to he blamed for any discrepancies
discovered in the ballots which
were found to be improper and
which had brought on his indict-
ment by a grand jury of Is men
and a subsequent aequittal Dy a
petit jury of SIX men.
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CRIMINAL COURT
CONVENED TODAY
ADDITIONAL JURYMEN CALL
ED TO SERVE DURING
PRESENT TERM

Criminal court convened $50
O'Clock this morning with Judge
William V. -Albury presiding and
ali officials in attendance.
The first case called for trial
was that o. Manuel Mesa, Evan
gelinO Boan and Armando Al
varez. charged with petit larceny
by removing gasoline from tanks
of cars.
When the jury list was called
there were challenges and as the
venire consisted o. but IL men,
seven of the original Is having
been excused or could not be To-
Gated it was found necessary to
can another group of seven to
complete the regular venire and
1--WE other on a special venire.
The names drawn from the box
We're: Eugene Fabal, Thaddeus
Gates. S. o. Johnson, Armando
Garcia. r. G. Bush, Joseph Stick
ney and Lawrence Higgs, Jr., to
complete the regular venire.
George NJ. Park, James A. Kea-
ton, VIM. Adams. J. n. w. Bis
sell and Albert Albertus, for the
cpecial venire.
Judge Albury announced that
the jury list would be Feturnable
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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'SHOLTz WOULD
CONTROL NEXT
LEGISLATURE
DOESN'T WANT SQUANDERING
OF TAXPAYERS MONEY IN
VESTIGATED, SAYS TAX RE-
VISION LEAGUE
Especial to The CftIzenD

| JACkSONFlLLE, Fla, Nov.
!12.-Governor Dave Sholtz is
stealthily trying to control the
next legislature, according to a
statement of the florida Tax Re
vision League, released here 70
DAY.
! There are two apparent reasons
for this, according to the leagues
statement.
eve suspect" says the league,
that Sholtz doesn't want his four
years of squanderinS the taxpay-
crs' money investigated by an I'M
controlled legislature. A second
reason lies in Sholtz' hunger for
power He had plenty of power
in the last legislature, secured by
giving legislators job and other
/ similar favors.
| "The 'twO-job' practice was re-
pudiated by the Florida voters in
| the June primaries. In fact, so
angry were Florida's voters that
Sholtz dared not go before them
seeking a coveted seat in the Unit
ed States senate"
/ Continuing, the league says,
Shortly after the close of the
1885 legislature the Tax Revision
League made thorough investiga-
sstion Of the 'two-j5b' matter and
charged in a statement that 46fs
of the legislators were obligated
to Governor Sholtz as a result of
jobs, jobs for relatives, or other
similar favors st the hands of the
governor. This statement was
never challenged or denied.
GAS a result, the 'two-jOb' prac-
tice was one of the major issues
of the June Primary campaign.
Practically every candidate for an
important office opposed the two
job method of substituting the leg
islat;ve branch of our government
by the executive branch. The vOt-
ers expressed their disapproval in
no uncertain terms, but in spite of
these facts available information
indicates that the Infamous two
job practice was revived before
the ink dried on the official pri-
mary election returns.
eve are advised that the ShOltz
administration has been carrying
on a quiet but effective campaign
! for several weeks to get as many
, of the members of the 1887 legis-
lature, as possible, under Obliga-
tons to the Sholtz crowd before
| Fred P. Cone takes office as gov
ernor on January 5th. A hasty in
vestigation reveals that a sarpr;s
ingly large number OF the members
! of the new legislature are now on
state payrolls or otherwise obligat-
cd to Governor Dave Sholtz and
our investigation is far from COM
plete."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
COAST GUARD
ship ARRIVES
CAME IN TOO LATE FOR PRO.
POSED RECEPTION FOR
OFFICERS

Coast Guard Cutter Samuel ID.
Ingham arrived last night II
O'Clock which made it impossible
for the reception COMMITTEES
which was assembled to greet
Captain Hemingway, in command
of the ship, and Executive Of
Iicer Lee Baker.
Another distinguished official
on the ship is N. L 0liphant.
general counsel for the United
States treasury department, who
is making the voyage on the YES
sell.
After the ship arrived she was
met by Coast Guard Cutter IS5.
in command Of Captain Peterzon.
and quantity Of electrical sup
plies destined for Seattle, Wash
ington, was placed on board
About o'clock this morning
the Ingham left for Havana.
Cuba. and after a brief stay viii
proceed via the Panama Canal.
for the west coast and the Wash
ington port.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
VAN de- VELDE ON
BUSINESS VISIT
REPRESENTATIVE OF DISTIL-
LERY CAME IN ON
PLANE

W. I. Van de Velde, represent
ing one of the larger d.stilleries,
arrived on the plane from Miami
this morning on a business visit
and conference with the Charles
Ssuders company, handlers of the
distillers' products.
''This is my first vsiit to Key
West" said Mr.. Van de Velde,
land / am forced to return on the
plane tbs afternoon. But had ]
known there was so much to see
in Key West and the many oppor-
tunities for visiting places of in
terest, would have made other
arrangements and stayed several
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
SARASOTA BAY
WORK, FINISHED

SARASOTA, Fla, Nov. 12.-
After pronouncing Sarasota Bay
harbor and its accompanying
lighting facilities in excellent
shape, Capt. F. w. Hall in COM
mand of the Eureka of Key West
left Tuesday morning to return to
the temporary base at Tampa.
The Eureka is under govern
ment charter to the lighthouse
division of the United States and
since last June has been stationed
in the Tamap Bay area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
c. G. PLANE GOES
TOT. JEFFERSON
CARRIES FRED EBERHARDT,
CUSTODIAN OF NATION
AL MONUMENT

Coast Guard plane arrived this
morning, under command of Com
mander c. C. VonPaulsen. and di-
rectly after arrival left with Fred
Eberhardt for the Fort jefferson
National Monument.
Mr.. Eberhardt is custodian of
the monument and the object of
the visit is to look over the con-
ditions extant at the fort and de-
liver to Deputy Custodians Roland
Roig and Sam Sawyer their reg
ular supplies.
Before leaving, the custodian
said that he expected he would be
away from the city only few
hours. go.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
MUSICAL NUMBERS
FEATURED ROTARY
LUNCHEON TODAY
SPECIAL SONG RENDERED n
GREETING BILL BATS
VARIOUS OTHER ACTTEI-
TIES CARRIED On

The singing of The N.tss--l A.
them at this ~--=k's ze~tsaE 81
the Rotary CIzb ~@s fo1iS--S ~
an enthusiasts ainxlnE 81 -Hs~
do Yen do. b. Bates. hs- % -.
do, as the treasure. --h8 -
vious 20 his late IIlaess - -
missed a meeting fer - g-@-z
took his aceuzfoz@d pl@z. ~ sAz
head of the TahIe oF Tan Stn-s-4-
The program. -ECongLac Ia
riers As Obstacles 70 Iute--a-leEz
Understanding" Vas N ckzEEe e
Sebastian Cabrera Ehsse pzn=T
on the subject Wzs -zEplemsu-=1
by a further discaSsi0u q ~
same subject % CozncllE@1 CT
FORD G. Hicks
Accompanied Cd the pGzs ~
Miss Edna Smith. Nh EEa Wzz-
ner sang TIVE Spznish nu@asz
'-Ay, Az. Ay." and --CieI--s In
do"
Introduced b meMbe-s Uaas1
guests they were, &-& ENG 49,
ner. Mlss rsona Szl-E- MzsGr a.
c. SaidSw. a. = -, Mz5u- - -
MacMullen, c A g. SE-lo o.
Poo. n d, EIztor Lzrsel- Gea- 2
Green. William KlzEenezs. Ez-rE
l. Wiis0n, were greeted ~ L.
club.
A letter was read b Pu=ld=zl
Gekeler. from Z & Holoer- -
pressing ms 2ppreeIEIl0n a. -ae
hospitality extended 70 hlm d. =
A. Strunk and rhe cha zlso a
invitation from rhe gacksuurLae
Rotary, inviting err mel5=rs -
De present n joni LzEe lET
and Jacks0uxIIle luncneul- huDuE-
ing GovernOr-elecf Pred Co1e -
Mrs. Cone, nexr TuesGzy- Lae
committee 70 repressur rne c-EB
at the Highway hezrIlEs. EeEa-z-
ed through Is chzlrmzz- Me-Ez
Russell. and wzs colrEnleL =
full representation o. rhe club 81
the Red Cr0as membershlp rs
was anticipated By rhe pzesaasE-
and 70 Fred Dion Eas $500 -
task Of rounding uP Any 49,
glers. -
The club adjourned wrA -
Board OF Governors guInE Ees .
huddle. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
CUTTER M'LANE
ARRIVES HERE

Coast Guard Cutter MeLane ar
rived in port yesterday afternoon
and it is expected the vessel will
sail this afternoon for Baltimore,
Nd.
Officers from the vessel told
The Citizen they had just return
ed from Panama City where they
delivered the Cutter Dix, and were
enroHte to their home port in
Bath, Ne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
WPA DIRECTOR
GOING ON TRIP

Director Roy Goodman, of the
WPA activities in Monroe county
was scheduled to leave this after
noon by plane for Miami, en-
route to Jacksonville to attend a
conference Of department heads
from all sections OF the state.
Other members of the local
force who were expected to leave
with Mr.. Goodman are B. c. Mo-
reno, engineer in charge of the
sewer and water project, and Miss
Martha Buck, assistant supervisor
of intake and certification.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
MORE WORKERS
NEEDED In RED
CROSS CAMPAIGN
ADDITIONAL. VOLUN T Z z r s
ARE ASKED TO HELP IN Sc
CURING MEMBERSHIPS IN
DRIVE UNDERWAY

Many of the names of those
who are soliciting memberships in
the American Red Cross for 1897
were made public tolay by Mrs NJ
E. Berkowitz, in charge Of the
membership canvassing.
While a partial corps Of work
eIs to take Monroe County over
its quota of 400 memberships has
been organized. Mrs. BerkOwitz
and Robert F. SpottswOod. chair
man of the membership campaign
committee for 1897, asked that
addit. onal volunteers offer TO as
sist in canvsssing the entire city.
Persons wanting and willing
to assist in the solicitation work
should communicate with Mrs
Berkowitz, either by telephone or
personally, when they will be CIV
Ell membership buttons, member
ship cards, and window seals
Key West, it was pointed out
today, has been aided in its hour
of need, and now that times def
inite'y are better its citizens
should respond readily to the cur
rent campa -gn, showing an appre-
citation of the consideration this
city has received when cOnsidera-
ton was needed. The Red Cross
is a permanent organization, If
was pointed out, and for more
than a score of years has been
carrying on its work which trans
cends the field of emergency and
disaster relief, and serves as =
helpful force throughout the en-
tire year in other ways.
Those solicitors who already
have indicated their willingness 10
help put Key West over the top in
its. drive are: Katherine Diaz, IN
charge of the table at the soda
fountain, corner Duval and Flem-
ing streets; Mrs. Geo. Archer and
Mrs. j. G. Piodela, table al the
Postoffice; Mrs. Charles Barnes.
South Beach residential area;
Miss Ida Bethel, table at Arono-
vitz; Mrs. E. NJ. Phillips, business
section of Duval street; Mrs. Y. ].
Bailey, White and Varela streets;
Mrs. Kemp, American Legion
Auxiliary, and Miss Anita Berko-
witt, part of South street.
Others assisting in the member
ship drive are: Lieut.. William
Klaus, the Naval Station; William
w. Demeritt, Lighthouse Depart
ment; Sam Goldsmith, Weather
Bureau; Miss Margaret Laced0nia,
u. s. Marine Hospital; Sergt- A
3. Layman, Army Barracks; Curry
HAIRS, Elks Club; Frank o. Rob-
eTts, Knights of Pythias and indie
pendent Order of Red Men; z.
Aguilar, CahGlleros de In Luz and
San Carlos Institute, and the Rev
J. c. Gekeler, Rotary Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
STEAMER BRAzOS
DUE TOMORROW

Steamship Brazos, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, is due to arrive
here from Galveston Friday en-
route to New York.
Two other vessels of the line
are due this week. Ozark Satur-
day morning from New Orleans
for Key West, Miami and Jackson
vile, and the Colorado is due
Sunday enroute to Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
Waterway Route And Garrison
Blight As Yacht Basin Being
Urged By Commissioner Porter
Gives Talk On Subject
AT Regular Meeting Of
County Board Conducted
Last Night

Before members of the county
commissioners and a group of in
terested citizens, Commissioner
VIM. r. Porter last night talked
Interestingly on the IntracoastaI
Waterway, and the possibilities of
the Garrison Blight for use as a
yacht basin.
Mr.. Porter said that he con-
sidered these two projects the
most important at this time and
believed that it would be possible
to have both these matters taken
up and carried through.
1t is the belief of Mr.. Porter
that the members of the Florida
Inland Navigation District, will
hold their next meeting in Key
West and these and other mat
tiers of Importance in connection
with maritime possibilities will
be discussed.
He cited the interest which had
been displayed by Commodore
Brook, head Of the district. who
had taken up at a meeting in New
Orleans, the matter OF extending
the Intraeosstal Waterway from
Bahia Honda to Key West, and
said that Commodore Brook would
no doubt be present at thes pro-
Aposed nEeeting in Key Eest ss
which time the matter will be fur.
Their discussed.
Further along in his discourse
Mr.. Porter cited one outstanding
official, Colonel Youngbird, who
was declared to be one of the
most influential members of the
body, and whom it would be pos
sibIe, he indicated, to enlist IN
the cause OF the extension OF the
inland route from Bahia Honda to
Key West.
For 80 minutes Mr.. Porter dis
cussed this feature and the ideal
advantages of the Garrison Blight
for use, in any kind of weather,
for a yacht basin, and was Opti-
mistic as to the outcome.
MIR. Porter left over the high
way this morning for Miami and
Fort Lauderdale on a number of
matters but the one uppermost
appeared to be the waterway and
yacht basin ideas and he was con-
fident that he would have some
positive news about the meeting
of the Florida Inland Navigation
District meeting, proposed for Key
West, upon his return to the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
Patient Butts Dentist
And Breaks Two Ribs

DEBRECEN, Hungary, Nov.
12.-Dr. Alexander Sarkady, a
dentist, was treating a patient.
Suddenly the man jerked his
head so hard against the den
fists chest that two of Sarkady's
ribs broke.
The treatment was completed,
despite intense pain. and after
wards the doctor submitted to an
operation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
Mysterious Disease
Kills Scottish Horses
9By Associated P--xxl

EDINBURGH, Scotland. Nov.
12.-Scottish farmers are suffer
ing serious losses from a mys-
FERROUS disease known as grass
sickness"
Attacking only horses it proves
fatal in 80 per cent of cases 1t
appears to be a nervous disease
ami causes the animals to go into
a comatosetose condition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
Vicar Seeking Restoration
Of Kindly Light Church
CBy Associated PreSsl

OXFORD, England. Nov. 12.-
The Reverend j. Hugh Williams,
new vicar OF the Lead, Kindly
Light Church" where John Henry
Newman. author OF the verse OF
that famous hymn, once preached,
is launching an appeal for $780,
geo for the restoration Of the
edifice and the reconstruction of
its schools.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-12

Associated Press Day Wire
Service.
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-14
Mrs. @. I'll. Johnson
Wins Stove Prize

Mrs. o. H. johnson of Redwood
Falls was awarded the Magic
Chef stove, to be installed within
10 days, at the cooking school
sponsored by Harry M. Wilcox
and conducted by Mrs. Edna Glenn
inson of Sioux City, Iowa, in the
New Dream theatre Tuesday.
Miss Dorothea Smith of Red
wood Falls received a bottle of
shampoo donated by the Daskam
Barber shop; Mrs. Earl Brown, a
pint of Link from Forster's fur
niture store; Mrs. Arthur Christ
ensen, a pound of butter from the
H. j. Kolbet creamery and bag
of water softener from the Sward-
Kemp Drug company; Miss Lu-
cille Schumacher of Renville, a
salt and pepper shaker from the
Hillig Jewelry and Mrs. Ed Kohls
of Belview, a jar of coffee from
the Melges Produce.
Other prize winners were Mrs.
o. A. Won Mosch and Mrs. Robert
Whyte who received cans of to-
mato juice from the City Market;
Mrs. L. Schultz who was awarded
first aid kit from Hanson's
Drug store; Miss Lucille Kenney
who received a silver cup from
Knudson's Jewelry; Mrs. D. o,
Hilbert, can of coffee from the
Redwood Grocery company and
Mrs. Edythe Byram who received
a Johnson's household set from
the Coast-to-C store.
Mrs. R. w. Stegner got a steak
donated by the Mint cafe and Mrs.
A. Doweller, a pound of butter
from the Model Dairy.
About 450 women attended the
morning and evening sessions at
which Miss Dorothy Evans assist
ed Mrs. Cleminson by demonstrate
ing cold cookery with the Norge
refrigerator. A recipe for but
termilk sherbet and demonstration
of broiling of vegetables were two
of the most interesting features
of her presentation.
C. B. Mosier, state representa-
tive of the Pyrofax company,
showed a picture of the history of
the stove during the evening
meeting.