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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Byvaly nacelnik statni legie
udan.

John F. McNulty, byvaly
statn1 komandant Americke le-
gle udan byl Anne Arundel O.
kresnf p%orotou, re nezakonne
hlasoval v okresu. McNulty
nedavno byl zbaven sveho po-
stavenf We sluzbe vyslouzilecke
Udan1 poroty stanovl, re
"McNulty usvedceny z haneb-
neho zlocinu z dvojzenstv1 We
statu New Yorku 10. c~ervence
1920 aniz by omilostnen byl
staten New Yorskym, hlasoval
v Anne Arundel okresu pri vol
bach 1880, 1882, 1884, 1886 a
v primarkach 1884"
McNulty byl hlavn1m sved-
KEN vysetrovan1 senatn1m W.
borem ohledne stavu statn1 Wy
slouzilecke komise. Zaloval
pro mrhanf statn1ch penez
pTedsedu komise, Thomase B.
r. Mudd a Waltera E. Quen-
stedt, nynl zalarn1ka v polep-
sovne. Ma tohoto zaloval, re
dostaval pen1ze jake potfebny
veteran &C slouzil We sluzbach
statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Trestejte ditky.

V Atlantic City pfednasel
Baltimoran, DIR. Leslie B. Hob
man, professor ma Johns Hop
kins lekarske skole ma konfe-
renci lekarske spolecnosti New
Jersey, o potrebe trestati dftky
Small Sc dnesnf slepote mno-
hych V ohledu tonic dovozuje,
re zadne d1tko pTlkladem tim
anebo onim Sc media rfditi, ale
hlavne Jenom potrestan1m.
Nae chlacholiti d1tko jemnymi,
pratelskymi slovy, taze Sc DIR.
Holman.
"Jak dlouho place dftko V
noel? Jenom tax dlouho, do
kud vidf, re zvednuto Dude,
krmeno a podobne? Jak dlou-
no dltko Dude pokracovati We
SVEN temper tantrums? TAX
dlouho dokud nedostane kan
du anebo to co chce. Jak dlou-
no Dude odpfrati jfsti? TAX
dlouho dokud nedostane to, co
mu chutna."
DR.. Holman popsal vlastnl
zkusenosti sve, kter6 jej pre-
sv6dcily, re trest jest nutnosti
We mnohych prfpadech.
"Modern1 rodice a vddcove
d1tek dnes," fekl, "verf We vse-
mohoucnost domlouvanf. To
jest jake sprcha ma prudky O.
hen.
Domluvy a napom1nanf ro-
dicG Jsou jenom tehdy platny-
mi, kdyz d1tko vidi, re rodice
"mysl1 byznis."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Nedostatek pracovnikG ma
farmach.
(Davame zelene znamky)

Re citelny nedostatek delhi
XII pocitovan jest ma farmach
okresu, stezovano 81
mnohymi farmari. Nedostatek
pfic1tan tomu, re schopn1 pra-
ce odp1raj1 %pracovati ma far
mach a uchazi Sc 0 praci V in
dusrfialnfch podniefch anebo
ma stavbach. Horace B. Der
rick, okresnl agent v Towson,
pripustil, re skoro kazda sekce
okresu trp1 tfmto.
Dnesni saba delnfkG ma far
mach obnasi v okresu kolem
$40 mes1cne, rekl Derrick, Sc
svobodnym obydl1m, palivem,
zahradkou ma zeleniny, mile
KEN a m1stem pro slepice.
Denni pracovnici dostavaJl
cd 81 do $3.50 denne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Damske zlate
DIAMANTOVE
PRSTENY
$500 WISE
SVEJDUJ
Otravy.
(Davame zelene znamky)

OGFdVy.
81 rok1 stara zena, Amelie
Elder z w. Lanvale ulice, oma-
mena byla vypary plynovymi
vychazej1c1mi re spojujfc1 ply
move roury. Vcasnym naleze-
MIN upadle V bezvedom1 tato
zachranena byla pr zivote.
= Mary Eugenia Bishop, 40
rokn stara, obesila Sc ma sn1re
sveho zupanu V koupelne do
mu, {. 1886 st. Paul ulice KRAFT
ce pc poledn1 v pondel1.
= Louis Baldwin, 41lety z
Graceland avenue v Dundalk,
wat byl pondel1 tezce crane
ny z podlahy svetnice jeho do
mu. Policiste v~ysetTuj1c1 pT1-
pad udali, re manzelka tezce
zran6n6ho Tekla, re manzel je-
il Sc slime opfjel. Kdyz v pom
deli Sc svojf p~r1telkynf, Ollie
Carroll mluvila ma porci, Bald
win pustil sc S nj do hadky.
"Zabiji sebe a take tebe", zvo-
lal muz. PAX obratil revolver
ma sebe a strelil Sc do zaludku.
= Ella Collision, 55leta z
Orkney road, otravena byla v
1tery sv1tiplynem. Nalezena
byla mrtva sed1c1 v zidli v pT1-
Zem1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Starry kanon ukraden.

Baltimorska a venkovska po-
licie patrala v pondelf pc dvou
cernosfch, kterf v podezrenf
jsou, re vkradli sc do nadvor1
domu advokata, Bennett F. B.
Cockey v Cockeysville a ukrad-
Ii odtud starry kanon z valky r.
1912 a vaz1c1 mezi 700 a 900
librami.
Ramon ulit byl pred valkou
S Anglif a byl jednim z peti u
zitych regimentem "Cockeys-
vile Blues" jemuz velel Tho
mas Deye Cockey.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Nova nemocnice planovana
katoliky.

Zbudovanf move katolicke
nemocnice v Baltimore pripra-
vovano jest, jak v 1tery ozna-
mil archbishop Curley pr slav-
nosti osetrovatelskych skol v
divadle Lyric.
Ma nemocnici jest pripraven
obnos peti milionG dolarG, KITE
~ ovsem nestacl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
VzhGru do Ceskoslovenska!
Pro "Telegraf" pise
Cihlar, MATTEL pres
plavn1 a c~estovn1 kancelare,
845 N. Luzerne Ave.
~.

Ma ceste vlakem z Prahy do
Brna, hlavn1ho mesta Moray,
proj1zd1me Ceskoslovenskou
Vysocinou, nacez projfzdfme
MOravskym Krasem, kde ma
chaz1me krasne jeskyne krap-
n1kove a svetoznamou propast
Macochu. Nejlepsfm vychodis-
KEN XII shlednutf jeskyn je sta
nice Blansko. Jeskyne jsou pre-
plneny nadhernymi krapniko-
vymi 1tvary, jez pr elektric-
KEN osvetlen1 poskytujf 1chvat
ny pohled!
Brno je sfdlem zemskych u
fadG a me- vyss1ho soudu. Ma
100000 obyvatel. z pr1myslu
je hlavne zastoupeno v Brine
textilnictvi a strojnictvf. z W.
znacnych budov dunno zmini-
tt radnici, divadlo a byvalou
pevnost Spilberk, odkud je
vdecny pohled ma cele Brno.
Opoustej1ce Brno m6zeme sc
vydati jizne do ddolf reky Dry
je do 1rodneho to Moravskeho
raje (Hodon1n, BfeclaVa, Znoj-
MOI. Severovychodne cd Brna
je Kromer1z, Gle obchodni me-
sto P~rostejov, dale Olomouc s
$4,000 obyvateli, sired bohate-
no zemedelskeho kraje. Sever
ne cd Olomouce Sc tahnou Je-
sen1ky, horstvo podobajici sc v
mnohem ceskym Krkonos1m.
V severovychodn1 casti Mo
ravy je velike ~prdmyslove sire
disko s mesty V1tkovicemi a
Moravskou Ostravou. Bohaty
uhelny rev1r dial tn vzniknouti
zivemu ruchu prGmyslovemu
jez je chloubou cele republiky
Ma ceste z Moray ma Slo.
vensko projizdime krajem Una.
mym pod jmenem Moravskt
Slovacko. Zde O nedel1ch {
svatcich setkavame ses pestry
mi selskymi kroji, krasnym Ii
DOWN umen1m a lidovymi p1s
nemi. V teto krasne krajin(
polozeny jsou svetove lame
Luhacovice. Nedaleko odtuo
je Zl1n, kde je nejvets1 tovarns
obuvi ma celem svete.
V prfSt1m elsie budu sc sna
ziti popsati Slovansko a jehC
krasy.
Vyznacne oslavy v Ceskoslo
vensku budou letos a to-:
6. cervna: J1zda krale ma
rodn1 oslava We Vlcnove.
13. cervna: Velka pout ]
Sv. Antoninu v Blatnici.
Is. cervna: Otevren1 prG
myslove vystavy v Brine.
20. cervna: Dolno-M oravsk;
vystava v Uhl. Hradisti.
Veskere informace o cestO
vani v Ceskoslovensku a pre-
plavn1 l1stek do stare vlast
Yam obstara Vas znamy a spo
lehlivy krajan Antonfn Cihlai
1916 N. Luzerne Ave. 12ti let;
zkusenost je Yam zarukou pl
neho uspokojenf a stastneh
cestovanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Studentu rozbita lebka pr hire
ballu.

Francis Gregory, IA rok1
staremu studentu polytechniky
byla lebka pc 3. iodine
odpoledne v 1tery, kdyz ude-
rem byl ballem do hlavy ma hf1-
Sti North avenue a Calvert ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-07
Duvall odsouzen.

Do vezenf ma tTi roxy odsou-
zen byl v 1tery Walter Post
Duvall, byvaly m1stosekretar a
pokladnlk Mercantile Trust
spolecnosti. Doznal, re bance
zproneveril 1880. V posled-
nj dobe sluzby sve mel sluzne
v obnosu $5.4OO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
Troop Five, Boy Scouts,
Held Meeting Last Night

Troop 5, Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, held "a very enthusiastic
meeting last night at their head
quarters in Wesley House, and
the members all seemed to be in
high spirits, discussing the activi-
ties of the troop in the Gel Critic
de Yara'' parade on the day pre-
vious and also the beginning of
patrol work this week.
The meeting was opened by
Bob Pittman, who read portions
of the Book of Matthew, Chapter
6, and this was followed by the
troop reciting the Lords Prayer,
in unison.
Present among the visitors was
George Saunders, a former as
sistant scoutmaster of the organ
ization.
OF principal interest to the
troop was the organization of
patrols. Bob Pittman, Russell Hy-
man and Ray Demeritt were
unanimously elected leaders of
the several patrols.
These are as follows: Patrol
Number 1, Bob Pittman, leader
members, Joe A. Pierce, Lyle Me-
Cowan, Charles Caring, Edward
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
Being Sent
Out By Comptroller Citing
Decision On Murphy Bill

under the rules of the court the
mandate, making the decision
final, is not handed down for Is
days. During this period of time
petitions for rehearing may be
filed and il a rehearing is grant
ed then 4 longer period viii in
tervene before the decision be-
comes final. After the decision
becomes final, it viii require
some time for the attorney gen.
eral to interpret it and this office
to furnish instructions for the
procedure.
'sYou may rest assured that
full and complete instructions
viii be furnished you at the ear
lest possible opportunity. In the
meantime the public viii suffer
no loss because the act is valid
for two years and certainly we
win have complete information
before that time is expired"
Clerk Sawyer said today that
as soon as instructions are re-
ceived and the method of pro-
cedure established, he will make
a comprehensive announcement
through the columns of The Citi-
gen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
RECEIVES LETTER
OF APPRECIATION
SENT TO $. C. SINGLETON,
SECRETARY OF CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE

Secretary s. C. Singleton, of
the Key West Chamber of Com
merce, is in receipt of a letter
from the Encyclopedias Britain
MICA expressing the appreciation
of the publishers for the interest
displayed and the care taken by
Mr.. Singleton in preparing certain
information for the publication.
In the letter, which is from
headquarters at 1901 Arlington
street, Chicago, Walter Yust, as
sociate editor, writes:
'sYour suggestions and correc-
tions were just what we wanted.
] am happy to know you felt hon
ored by our request, and / appre-
ciate your courtesy and interest
in the matter"
Mr. Singleton said that there
were number of inaccuracies in
the matter which was sent to him,
as the information was based on
conditions in Key West of an old
er period, and he had brought the
date right up to the present Pc
Rod in order that the publishers
win have the correct information
as of today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
B. PEREZ HAS
ENTERED RACE
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
POSITION OF CAPTAIN
OF POLICE

Bienvenido Perez is in this is
sue of The Citizen announcing as
candidate for the office of
CAPTAIN Of Police. The candidate
is making the race on his record
as an officer of the police force,
which he is satisfied is unim-
peachable.
When discussing his candidacy,
Mr.. Perez said that he has ever
complied with the demands made
on him by snperiors in rank, has
performed the duties assigned
without fear or favor, and be-
lieves that the voters of the city
realize this which is one of the
requisites, and a prime one, of a
vigiIant and competent officer.
He has studied the requirements
made on the captain Of the force,
has paid attention to the many
different demands made for serv-
ice, and feels that this study and
his years Of experience qualities
him to promise a performance as
captain, If elected, which viii
meet with the approval Of the citi-
gems.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12

Stickney, John D. Bearup, Jr.,
John R. Carey. Patrol Number 2,
Russell Hyman, leader; members,
Charles Park, Donald Lowe,
George Lowe, Anthony Boza,
John ]. Romero, Billy Spence.
Patrol Number 8, Ray Demeritt,
leader; members, Sebastian Ca
brera, Jr., Arturo Lujan, Maurice
Gomez, Charles Perez, Billy Pin
der, Hubert Dion.
Members applications are still
being received and acted upon,
the latest of which being those
of Charles Caring and Maurice
Gomez, whose names were placed
on the rolls last night.
Announcement was made that
the several patrols viii meet this
week for the purpose of outlining
their plans and as soon as these
plans have been perfected and
approved, work Of the units viii
begin in earnest.
During the intermission the
boys enjoyed an exciting game of
Stealing the Bacon, after which
the troop was dismissed with the
reading of the Scout Oath and
Motto in unison.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12

1t will be at least two weeks
before the decision of the Su-
preme court relative to tax GER
tificates and the Murphy Bill will
become effective, and in the
Comptroller j. NJ. Lee,
from Tallahassee, is sending out
notifications on the matter to
the county clerks of the
state. The letter, one of which
was received by Clerk Ross c..
Sawyer is printed herewith:
"You have probably seen news
pager accounts of the Supreme
Courts decision on House Bill
900, which was the act providing
for the sale of delinquent taxes
to the highest bidder. / can realize
that you officials are very much
in the effect this de-
cision is going to have upon the
work in your office and / am
sure you can understand that
under the usual procedure this
office will not be in a position to
advise you as to the effect for
several days after the decision is
''This is necessary because
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
Makes Report OF Clinic
Activities For September

Miss Norma Diaz, registered
nurse Of the Monroe county Health
Unit. renders her report of se-
tivities at the clinic during the
month of September and is here.
with printed for the general in
formation Of the public.
"The outstanding event Of
this month has been the opening
of the schools. Every school has
been visited and a number Of
the children have been inspected
for contagious eruptions. pedi-
culi. itch and other diseases. I'M
Nominations for diphtheria ard
smallpox are 70 be started soon.
We strongly advise every mother
to give their school children the
texoid and vaccination 50 as 70
prevent diphtheria and smallpox.
Prenatal visits have been
numerous, since We have admitted
Ten new ones TO cur serTiee. 81
have visited The prenatal Confer
snre. uaaaliy accompanied b the
midwife who Is t. attend them.
This slows very good cooperation
CD the part q our mdwiyes. a.
they are realizing tke importance
81 = complete physical examina-
ton fer OR naathera Esevea
visits have beem mada = rFe-
aafal eases af the hane ard
feurtesn new deliveries were re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12

A Lake City banker wrote
a debtor about a loan. The
answer came back:
| wish to inform you that
the present condition of my
bank account prevents any
payment in response to your
request.
My financial condition is
due to the effects of federal
law, state law, brothers-in-
law and outlaws that have
been foisted upon an unsus-
pecting public.
Through these various laws
| have been held up, held
down, walked on, sat on, flat
tened and squeezed until
don't know where l am, what
! am, or why l am.
I am forced to pay direct
tax, indirect tax, merchants
tax, occupation tax, capital
tax, stock tax, excess tax,
property tax, auto tax, gas
tax, water tax, light tax,
street tax, school tax, syntax
and carpet tax IN addition TO
the tribnte | am required 10
pay to the allied and ANAL
gamated combines and specu-
lators of America, and also
am requested or required to
pay to every society and or
ganixati0n that the inventive
mind of man can think up
and launch: the Society of Sc.
John, the Woman's club, the
Fishing club, the Elks club,
the Police club, the Navy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
c. c. SYMONETTE
IN COUNCIL RACE
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT or
CANDIDACY FOR POSI-
TIoN TO-DAY

This issue of The Citizen car
ries the announcement of C. C.
Symonette as a candidate for the
office of city councilman, and
the candidate solieits the support
of his host Of friends and the
voters Of the city.
Sir. Symonette says be feels
that the time is at hand where
ability and complete knowledge
Of conditions will be in demand,
and having served on both the
council and board Of commission
ers. Is possessed of the know
ledge which win enable him 70
perform the duties Of the office
to the complete satisfaction Of
the citizens Of Key West
Experience Is the best teacher
and having gained his experience
b. coming In contact with prae-
tieally every phase Of business &C
tivity which the council VIII be
called On t. either support or
rsndemn. the candidate said: Il
feel ensinent'y Qualified 70 esSe
each matter the Necessary studys
to analyxe L sincerely, ard ren-
der nay decisions accordingly"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
IVAN HWOOD
ENTERS RACE
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
REFLECTION As CHIEF
OF POLICE

Ivan Elwood today announced
his candidacy for reelection as
chief Of police.
Chief Elwood, who has had 16
years experience as a law en-
forcement officer, said that he
had no promises to make and no
apologies to offer for the man
ner in which his office has been
conducted.
81 am simply the chief of police
and in charge of the men who
are appointed to the police force
by the mayor. feel that my Of
flee has been conducted in an eff
ficient manner and at no time
has there been any laxity on my
part to administer justice where
IL was deserved"
Chief Elwood is native of
Key West and has always made
his home in this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
THIS EA GOOD YARN, WHETHER IT
EVER HAPPENED OR NOT; EVERYBODY
FEELS THIS WAY ABOUT IT AT TIMES

league, the Liars league, the
Children's home, the Dorcas
society, the Boy Scouts, the
Salvation Army, Coxey's
army and the Gold Diggers
home, and also every hospital
and charitable institution in
town and out of town, inelud-
ing the Red Cross, the Black
Cross, the White Cross and
the Double Cross.
Our visible and invisible
governments have so govern
ed my business that | do not
know who runs il. am sus-
pected, expected, inspected,
disrespected, examined, re-
examined, informed, required,
fired, commanded and COM
PEELED until all know is that
| am supposed to provide an
inexhaustible supply of money
for every known need, desire
or hope of the human race,
and because I decline to do
nate and do not go out and
beg, borrow or steal money
to give away, am cussed,
discussed, boyectted, talked
to, talked about, lied to, lied
about, held up, held down and
rolled until J am nearly ruin
ed - physically, financially
and morally.
The only reason am
elinging to life Is to see what
the hell is coming next. Hop
ing you are the same.
Yours truly,
(Name out by requess)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12

ported this month, al OF whom
have been visited.
''The Wen Baby Conference
was well attended this month.
with one new baby being admit
ted to the service and thirteen
others attending. Mothers are
getting more interested IN these
conferences and bringing their
babies more regularly .Toxoid for
the babies can be administered ~
these conferences as early a.
nine months old. The time Of the
conference has been changed from
nine q. m. TO two j. m. on The
first Friday Of each month
"FTve yenereal clinics were
held a each wednesday Of TIE
month and twenty-five treat-
.mebh Nffe vfvan Eight Yisits
- &c hoFne were made 70 ven
ereal eases, urging them 70 take
their treatment KewUlarIy - As
to improve their physical coBdi-
into ard prevent the epread 81
the diaease. Literature eoneeFp-
ing the cause ard danger of the
disease ran be absained Is TIE
Heaikh Derarfnent for any per-
son interested IN reading he
booklets.
.The CRY communicable d.
ease Fsportea oafssae 81 tse sen-I
ereal waz ! eaae ~ traehonaa fonna
in ! srhool child Treatmens wss
given daily and the ehiid ex-I
elmsaed fren aehoef pnail Enpweve-
ment 80 she1n. Tie ehgls re-.
tnrmsa + sehesI under ne dee
tor.s orderA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
Captain Philip COsgrOve
Commended On Retirement

Seventh District) with retired pay
at the rate of $2,340 per annum,
effective as of October /, 1887. "
Another letter was also received,
addressed to Captain Cosgrove.
from Daniel C. Roper, secretary
of commerce, and reads:
Dear Mr.. cosgrove:
''My attention has been called
to the fact that you are retiring
from the Lighthouse Service at
the close Of September 80, 1887.
The records show that your serv-
ice has been very creditable and
this should be a source Of comfort
to you in the days to come
my good wishes go with you
for a long life, and health and
happiness"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
CUBA ARRIVES
FROM TAMPA
VESSEL LEFT SHORTLY AFT.
TER ARRIVAL ENRoUTE
TO HAVANA

Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S, S. company, arrived yester-
day morning from Tampa with
seven first and IL second cabin
passengers for Key West; IL first
and one second cabin passenger
for Havana.
Key West arrivals: L. G..
Schuldt, Mrs. Schudlt, A. Newton,
Mrs. Newton, ] II. Taylor, R. S.
Oakleaf, A. l.. West, Dolores Her
nandez, OneIai Disdier, v. Por-
taynes, Mrs. C. G. Price, B. Her
nandez, B. j. Cruz, Mary Cruz,
P. Cruz, Gloria Estevez, Alfonso
Estevez, D. Estevez, Josephine
Estevez.
Manifested on the ships pa
pers were: Is tons of freight and
three sacks Of mail for Key West;
one ton Of freight and 257 sacks
Of mail for Havana.
The vessel sailed for Havana at
9:30 o'clock with the following
bookings from this port: Gabriel
Ferro, Gabriel Ferro. Jr., Hello
Renedo, A. Aurelio Perez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12

Official notification has been
received at the headquarters of
the Seventh Lighthouse District
of the retirement of Captain
Philip L. Cosgrove, late of the
Tender Ivy, and now enjoying a
vacation in New York.
The first letter Is from Edw.
j. Gardner, chief of the division
of personnel, is addressed to Cap
tain Cosgroye and is as follows:
"In accordance with the provi-
sions of Section 6 Of the Act APP
proved June 90, 1918, and upon
recommendation of the Commits
sion of Lighthouses, the depart
ment has retired you from active
duty in the Lighthouse Service
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
W.P. ARCHER
ENTERS RACE
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCE.
MENT FOR REELECTION
As CITY COUNCILMAN

Wesley p. Archer today, in the
columns Of The Citizen. announe-
es as a candidate for reelection in
the race for City Council and asks
the support of those who feel he
Is qualified to fill the position in
= ereditable manner
Mr.. Areher Is widely known
throughout the city. He feels
Justified in asking the electors Of
the city TO act on election day.
November ., in accordance with
their views on his record during
his term Of office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
COUNTY CLERKS
PLAN MEETING
ROSS C. SAWYER PROPOSES
TO ATTEND SESSION
IN ORLANDO

Announcement was made last
weekend that the Association of
County Clerks of Florida viii hold
an important meeting Friday and
Saturday of this week in Orlando,
and Clerk Ross C. Sawyer of Key
West is contemplating attend
ing.
Some very important matters
are to be discussed, not the least
of which viii be complete sum-
ming up of the Murphy bin rela-
tive to taxes and tax certificates
which was passed on last week by
the Supreme Court of the state
and pronounced, with some chang
es, as valid.