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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
CUBA BRINGS IN
Sc PASSENGERS
VESSEL LEAVES SHORTLY
AFTER ARRIVAL EN- ROUTE
TO HAVANA

Steam hip Cuba. Of the 2. and
o. s. ). Co. arrived .rom Tamua
this morning with four fires raain
and ~ second cabin passengers
or Key West; 80 first cabin AMI
no Jecond cabin passengers lor
Havana.
Key West arrivals; Mrs. ClaIic
Al5ury. Bobbie Albury, q. q.
Courtney. d. =. MeDonald. g..
Wallis. Mrs. NJ. l.. Sale /. 81 rioe
Sales. Ana Sander. Wm. z. Creer.
Jay Bennett. J. =. Evirs. p Rohb.
H. s. Wright. Ira Brown. O. ".
Parry. Francis Parry.
The vessel also brought g. toas
Of freight and one sack 81 nail
for Key We q; no freight and "a
sacks o. mail for Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
new PREACHER
DUE TOMORROW
REV. VIM. HALLIDAY HAS
BEEN ASSIGNED TO CON-
EDUCATIONAL CHURCH

Rev. and Mrs. William Hall
day will arrive over the highway
Friday evening, May z, and the
reverend will be in charge Of
services at the First Congrega-
tional Church beginning Sunday.
May 9.
For a number of years Rev.
Halliday had teen IN tire service
in the northern district of Con-
gregational Churches. About Z
year ago, he decided to come TO
Florida to live, and will come di-
rect from Lake Wales to supply
the pulpit of the First Congrega-
tional Church, it is said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
Another Line Desires To
Run Buses Into Key West

Another bus line which oper-
ates in florida has asked for the
consideration of the county COM
miss; oners in granting fran
chise for buses to run to Key
West.
This is the Tamiami Tours Bus
Service, Inc, whose letter was
read 1T the meeting of the coun-
ty commissioners last night and
was commented on by members
of the commission.
Another letter along the same
lines was received from the Flor
ida Motor Lines, which is now op-
Grating into the city, and was sign
ed by P. G. Howe, president, OF
the lines. and was the SUBJECT of
discussion.
The F. NJ. L. letter indicated
that some knowledge of the other
letter had been gained by them
and it was their desire to ask that
consideration be given TIE Florida
Motor Lines activities when the
subject was brought up for de-
bate.
Commissioner w. R. Porter
expressed the belief that the
Florida Motor Lines had given ex-
cellent service; had continued OPP
crations under conditions which
meant loss to the company and
was of the opinion that the COM
pany would continue to do so,
meeting such requirements as
traffic demanded and doing
everything to provide transporta-
ton facilities as good IS demand
ed.
It was the opinion OF Mr.. Por-
ter that the time to take up these
matters was when the highway
and ridges were completed, and
that would be the time to con-
slider the application of an add.
tional line OF. lines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
RESOLUTIONS
OF RESPECT TO
Be DRAWN UP
PERTAIN TO RECENT DEATH
OF JUDGE BROWNE; WILL
BE PRESENTED AT MEET
ING OF COMMISSIONERS

Judge William v. Albury has
been requested to prepare suitable
resolutions relative to the passing
of Judge jefferson B. Browne,
and present them at a meeting of
the board of county commission
ers.
This was decided at the meeting
of the commissioners last night
when, at the same time, it was
agreed that it would be suitable
to close the county court house
tomorrow afternoon, the time at
which the funeral services will be
held.
Memorial services were observ-
ed Tuesday afternoon in the Dade
county court house at Miami by
the Dade County Bar Association
and Circuit Judges H. F. Akin
son, Paul d. Barnes and Worth
w. Trammell were present. The
services were held in the Circuit
courtroom.
In Tallahassee yesterday reso-
luton was offered by Representa-
tive B. c. Papy, of Key West,
which was adopted by the house,
to send to Key West three mem
bers of the house and two from
the senate to attend the funeral
services Of Judge Browne tomor-
row aftrnoon.
1t was pointed out in the reso-
luton of Mr.. Papy, who express
ed deep regret of the legislature
at the death of the judge, that he
was q formr legislator and SUI
preme court justice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06

Wnl. R. Porter, who was re-
Gently in Tallahassee on matters
in connection with the proposed
fresh water pipe line from the
mainland into Key West, made his
report at the meeting of the
county commissioners last night,
of his activities and the contacts
made in Tallahassee in connection
with the matter.
After a lengthy explanation of
the machinery which must be put
in operation to make the proper
efforts to secure grant and loan
from the administration in Wash
ington Mr.. Porter said that as
Judge Henry H. Taylor was to
arrive today from Miami and
would probably remain until
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
THREE GIVEN
SENTENCE in
COURT TODAY
DEACON LOWE. BoNIFAcIo
RivERo AND vEMEsIo NAL
graf WERE THOSE BEFORE
COURT

Judge John w. Holland, presid-
ing at the Spring term OF United
States court for the Southern Dis
tfict, in the federal building, this
afternoon pronounced sentence on
Deacon Lowe, Bonifacio Rivero
and Vemegio Malgrat, all of whom
had entered pleas of guilty to
charges of conspiracy to violate
the customs laws.
Rivero was the first called and
was sentenced to four months in
the Dada aoounty jail on the first
count and on three other counts
to two years in the penitentiary
and $500 fine. But one of these
sentences will the accused be COM
PEELED to serve, and this is the
four months sentence. He was
given suspended sentence on the
two years and $500 fine and plac-
ed on probation for four years.
Malgrat was given IL months
in the penitent;ary and $500 fine.
The sentence and fine was sus-
pended and he. was placed on pro-
baton for two years. The sentence
of Lowe was one year and day
in the penitentiary and $500 fine.
This was also suspended and Lowe
was placed on probation for two
years.
At the session of court yester-
day afternoon 2 o'clock, the two
defendants entered pleas, that OF
Rivero being guilty and Malgrat's
plea was nolo contendere, which
means would not contest the case.
The charges were read by As
sistant District Attorney Miss
Edith House and the specifica-
tions calculated. Judge Holland
then asked for the intimate de-
tails of the arrest and conditions
under which it was made.
These were given in detail by
P. ]. Calvin, special agent o. the
customs service, who secured the
evidence, built up the case and
formulated the charges of con.
spiracy to violate the customs
laws.
Rivero was represented by At.
torney George G. Brooks and Nal
graf by Attorney Aqpilino Lopez
both of whom addressed the court
in behalf of their clients and made
eloquent appeals to the court ex
planning the conditions extant al
! the time OF their arrest.
| Miss House, the assistant dis
trict attorney is, it was said, the
first woman to be seen in the
United States court in Key West
in the capacity of district at
torney.
At the conclusion Of the session
Probation Officer Frank A. Ed
wards was designated by the
bench to investigate into the live.
, of Rivero and Malgrat and re-
, port at the afternoon session to
, day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
Commissioner Porter
Explains Matter On
Water Line System

Saturday he thought it would be
advisable for the commissioners
to hold a meeting and with Mr..
Taylor and Attorney J. Lancelot
Lester discuss the matter over in
every detail.
He said that there were a great
many matters to be taken into
consideration in formulating the
application and believed that the
best method was the one suggeat-
ed, and also advised that this mat
ter must be attended to at once
as the time was very short in
which to prepare the necessary
documents for presentation to the
state legislature now in session Mr..
Porter's suggestion was agreed
upon and the meeting was called.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
Representative Papy Asks
Investigation OF drummer
.Refunding Bond Matter
Buie OF Marion County
Skies OF Okaloosa Ar
Wood OF Liberty To
Make Probe

TALLAHASSEE, faay 9.
Three members "a the
house were named q confer
with the state beard 81 a.
minislraticn en- . resolut =
proposing an investigates
cf refunding Of TIE Mons -
county bond issue.
Representatives Papy q
Monroe told the house Fesola-
tions committee, MY ps pie
don't knew what happens'
in the rcfunding. - said
the county's bonds were o.
fered at one time fer -
cents on the dollar, and ihai
the beard Of adminisss -
had s36o.o00 II esaaiv
funds, kat did not rs iliefn
to buy up bonds.
Afterwards" said Pap
''the Brcwn-crummsr Cosn.
psny directed the rsfumdin
plan. TIE $3s0.Ooo. wsss
into this refunding an 80
county's bonds advanced l.
IS cents ON the dollar.
''I'm not accusing any
body Of any ehieaaesy-
either the Stats Beard 81
Administration or the Brosn-
drummer Company said
Pspy, but my people want
to know what became of thet
$3S0,o00 and what could
hsve been done with Il whsn
tire bcnds were selling fer
"a cents on the dcIiar." Ths
refunding occurred IS
months azo, he said.
Chairman Holt named
Representative Buie e
Marion, Skies Of Okaloosa
and Wood Of Liberty b call
on the state board Of ad-
minictration and obtain in-
formation about the refun 4
ing. They were directed 60
report to the COMMITTEES as
quickly as possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06

LANDS MONSTER
JEWISH TUESDAY

ID as = unonster, was the
aaafeaent made By q number
81 psspie Who cav the jew
fssh whieA vas caught Tues
aay ~ George Key from one
80 th~ finwer piers in the sub
mamxinn base.
Azr. Key. Who has caught
asms~ is~fish ard seen many.
aerided that enc Of that size
sknuld he photographed and
has hmA several pietuFes OF
hlmaeif of his catch made 10
wsoxs BE statement that the
eassk was a trifle over six
lest and weighed approxi-
safety $50 to 500 pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
MORE WORKERS
RECONSTRUCTED
TWENTY ARE CALLED FOR
DIFFERENT CONTRACTS
ON FLORIDA KEYS

Following is the recent requisi-
tons for laborers and other work
men on the Florida Keys, made
at the offices of the State En-
ployment Service in Key West:
For the Wannamaker and Wells
Company, Contract A, at Lower
Matecumbe, IA laborers and con-
crete finisher assistants.
To be sent to the Thomas F..
Kinney Co., Contract G, at Mara
thon, two truck drivers and three
laborers.
To the S. ]. Groves and Sons
company, at Little Duck Key, one
mill wright.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06

The City Council at its meeting
last night ordered that a small
Payroll for employees be made. 1t
was shown that there was APP
proximately five hundred dollars
available at this time, and the
men are to receive from seven to
eight dollars apiece.
City Attorney w. Curry Harris
brought to the attention of the
board that S. Z. Stephens of the
Torch Key Farms, Inc. was de-
sirous OF reaching an agreement
with the city for the purpose of
furnishing fresh water at the
price Of eight cents per thousand
gallons.
The proposition is to drill a
deep well at Torch Key, whereby
the water would be piped into
Key West in sufficient quantities
for drinking and other purposes.
Mr.. Stephens viii enter into a
contract with the city for this
purpose if the council deems it
advisable, it was stated. The mat
ter was left over for further con-
Sideration.
A letter was read from B. L.
trooms, president of the Key West
Electric Company, relative to the
necessity of furnishing two-phase
electric current in connection
with the operations of the sewer
age disposal plant. The letter
stated that the electric company
should not be expected to bear
the expense involved as the. rev.
enue to be derived would not
warrant the investment that would
become necessary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
FESTIVAL HAS
BEEN DEFERRED

Probable continuance of the
rain throughout the afternoon
and the resulting wet grounds
will prevent the May Day Festival,
which was scheduled for this after
noon by the Parent-Teacher AS
sociations, at Bayview Park.
Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr.t
stated that due to weather condi-
tions. it has been decided to post
pone the event until tomorrow
afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
TOLD HE BECAME A FATHER,
MAN SWALLOWS CIGARETTE

HOLLYWOOD. - Pacing the
corridor outside the maternity
ward of a hospital in this city,
Robert Andrews swallowed his
lighted cigarette when the doctor
emerged to inform Andrews that
he had become a father.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
STEAMER OZARK
COMING TO PORT
ssesssesseessesssesseees

Steamship Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, is due to arrive to-
morrow from Jacksonville and Mi
ami, with freight for Key West
and after discharging will proceed
to New Orleans.
Freighter Colorado, of the same
Lines, is due to arrive Monday
morning from New York en- route
to Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06
USES POWDER FOR SOAP

B0ST0N.-Patrick Dillon of
this city, when sued by his land
LADY for non-payment of rent,
told the court that she was so
stingy she used face powder to
save soap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06

GOVERNOR CONE
SIGNS TWO BILLS
tls, Ax~ocIatea p~-ss,

t1Fy y NEst1tfUfFU N'F-NNF
TALLAHASSEE. May c.
Governor Gone signed Senate
Bill 314 fixing the pay of
Monroe county school board
members.
He also signed Senate Bill
SIS fixing school districts in
Monroe county.
Both bills were introduced
by Senator Gomez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-06

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate il he
country; with an average
range Of Only IL Fahrenheit
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Notice to Subscribers-

Notice to Subscribers
Please notify the Omaha Guide
office, by mail or telephone, as to
your change of address. The post
al authorities make a charge fer
the change of address when we are
not notified, in time to prevent de-
livery to the wrong address. The
Omaha Guide will be forced to
charge a small fee Of five cents
for each change Of address with
out notice. Please call WE 1917 OF
mail US a post card with your new
address on it, at one week before
yoa move. This viii prevent a du-
pbcation Of papers and the five
cents charge. Thanking you for
your cooperation in this matter,
THE OMAHA GUIDE PUB. co.
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09
$1,OO0,O 600 Trust Fund
Given to Fight Diabetes

Pittsburgh. PA woman who
nursed a brother afflicted with dial
betes for 20 years gave 81, 000, 0OQ
recently for a "~never-ending med
ical war" against the disease IN
children.
Miss Emelie Renziehausen placed
the money in an irrevocable trust
fund as a memorial to two dead
bachelor brothers, Frederick c.,
who once owned the Large Distiling
company, and Henry. a dry-goods
dealer in suburban McKeesport.
The income viii be used by the
Children's hospital Of Pittsburgh for
establishment Of a "Renziehauscn
memorial ward and clinic" and for
perpetual research into the disease.
Miss Renziehausen also gave an
11-acre tract of land to be used as
a site for a home for eonvalescent
children.
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09
Neighbor
Says:

A combination OF orange sherbet
and chocolate Ice cream makes .
colorful and delicious dessert
To prepare prunes for salad or
bread. wash well and cover with one
inch OF cold water. Let stand two
hours. Stones may then be easily
removed.
Implanted garden furniture should
be rubbed with linseed oil before
being put away for the winter. Il
will improve the color Of wood and
keep II from cracking.
Don't fosget to cover your Gre
cuses and tulips before the frost
gets into the ground. Cover well
with leaves and lay boards over the
leaves SO they viii not blow away.
@ Associated Newspapers.
WNU Service.
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09
ON TIE TAILS

Here we are again with the lat
est happenings around the CON-
nsssary.
Don't forget the international
meeting Of Dining Car Walters on
the 25 to the 18th of October with
a grand bali at the Dreamland hall
on the night of the 27th Have you
bought that new frock for the ball
and chain yeti
Mr.. Harold Roache who has been
out in California for the past year
on the City of San Francisco
Streamliner Is back in our fair city
and is doing business on the
Worlds greatest train, The Chal-
lenger.' Yes, he got rid Of that
pantry..~...he willed it to Mr. Bob
Martin formerly of Chicago and
the Overland.
We have lost a number of our
star" walters by them going on
Lounge cars. (The Snakes" lounge,
you work like a dog.) Mr.. Victor
Metoyer, Mr.. Bill Dizzy" Davis,
Mr.. Willie "Sho Can" BELL are now
running to the "Lady of the Pacf-
fic ('Frisco' to you, dummy on the
THE Sensation of the West"
Our very good friend Marvin
Lewis now living in California is
now the proud poppy of a big
baby boy named Thomas Marvib.
another little waiter for the ole
men to train. May he be a better
waiter than his Did nan, bit never
q better man
Omaha got a break last week
when two portland crews were in
here on a Especial. 'sakey' Jack,
Mr.. (Big) Pugh, or pardon me, ]
moan Sergeant, and little Pugh
were out to see al Of their old
friends.
sfiu talking about the Great
Northwest: Mr.. Johnny Baker
vice president Of Portland Union
and his wife passed thru our city
on their way to the World Series.
Hope you pick the winner, Johnny
Mr.. Toots' Rountree and his wife
are motoring back from the "CitJ
of Angeles this week. Some class
to US.
Mrs. Shock1ey has gone to Los An.
geles to take care of her little
boy Harold.
c. D. Coleman amt doing right.
He keeps his best roomer out all
day in different beer joints. Shame
on him.
Still all the bookies are crowded
with hat good Challenger money
aren't they Chris Smith?
The last of the Moore clan is
now in the employee of the Union
Pacific, little Milton was seen
fstocking up on the DOG"
Mr.. Bill Taylor although he is
no longer in a pantry has not lost
his title of Every Tub
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09

Mr. Rose Jamison, gave a Dutch
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Helen
Rayston, 2613 So. both, in honor of
Miss Eunice Sims and Messrs. Sam
and Early Jones and Miss Edith
Hill of Lincoln, cdr. The evening
was spent in dancing and playing
cards. Other guests present were
members of the Metz Hottentots,
Velma Rayston, B. Ford, P. Gilden,
V. Lee, Pearl May, C. Howard, C.
Urst, e. fowls, R. Howard, John
Edmons, Carries Edmons and Leon
ard Starnes.
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09

Joe Louis arrived in town and
signed papers for a champ onship
tilt with Max sehmeling in New
York next June The bomber
looked fit as usual and took in the
Battle of Champions" -. Herbert
Thompson and Cornelius Johnson
were two of the winners at the
meet held by the New York Ath-
letic Club at Travers Island New
York, last Saturday-..-.Johnson
won the high Jump with ease while
Thompson took the 100 yard dash
.....Tuskegee sent nine girls to
the track and field meet that was
held in Trenton, N. J. last week.
The team vas composed of Helen
Hutchinson, Jesse Abbott, Celestine
Birge, Melissa Fitzpatrick, Lula
Hymes, Cora Lee McGlinick, Flor
eree Wright and Mabel Smith.
Johnny Taylor, twirler for the
Pittsburg Crawfords, insured him
self a place in the sports sun when
he pitched a no hit-no III game
at the Polo grounds. last Sunday
Taylor in winning, defeated the
great Satchel Paige 1 to o.
Fitz Pollard's Brown Bombers
starter their seeson October 3rd at
Dyckman Oval. In their lineup they
will have Tark Conrad, Joe Lillard,
Otis Troupe and Dixie Matthews.
This aggregation, rated high in
professional grid lircles, antici-
pates a good and hard season this
Troupe will m be-
tween Washington, d. C. and New
York.--..He is assistant football
coach at Howard University.
Lillard breezed in from Chicago
last week to start training.
The Colonial Bombers, another
group of footballers, are preparing
Il rather ambitious program.
Last season they were amateurs.
The members of the team are
youngsters who have played high
school football and are endeavor-
ing to keep in touch with sports
while waiting fer the do-re mi
with whiah TO 90 to college.
The Omaha guide., 1937-10-09
NEW ATTACK PLANES
ARE SPEEDIEST YET


Buffalo, N. Y.-America is forti,
flying in the air. Winged messeH4
gers of death and destruction, cap,
able of speeds conservatively placed
at better than five miles a minute,
are being turned out here for tho
military. The Curtiss- Wright fac,
tory is a beehive of activity. with
orders for 392 planes Of different
types for both the army and the
navy.
Several types were tested here re,
Gently as the two military arms acs
cepted them and sent them on to
service squadrons. One tested was
a twin-engined all metal attack
plane which Harry Woodring, Sec
rotary of war, asserts is the fastest
such in the world. A visiting army
pilot who stood near by when the
craft streaked by overhead. said:
THAT'S the fastest attack plane in
the world, and there's nc kidding
about It."
Guns Fired Electrically.
The American ship is a mid-wing
monoplane with a long tapering sill
very fuselage. Its wheels ~retract
as it speeds through the air with its
two Cyclone 1000 horse power en-.
gines at full throttle. 1t carries two
men-the pilot in the front cockpit
and the observer. or gunner. aft.
In the nose are implements for
four electrically fired machine guns.
AS a defense against enemy
planes there is a gunner In the rear
cockpit. He has a gun mounted on
a turret which he can swing into
almost any direction.
Thirteen Of these fast attack ships
r being turned out rapidly for the
army air corps.
Meanwhile this plant is turning
out an order of 210 single scatter P
36-A pursuit planes, having just
been awarded the contract in the
amount of 81, liz, $50 from the Wan
department. These pursuit planes
speed through the air like a bullet.
They are powered with double row
Pratt & Whitney Wasp engines of
1.o5O horse power. Although the
speed Of these is a military secret,
Secretary Woodring admits they fly
at 300 miles an hour. It is estimat-
ed that they climb at better than
5000 feet-a minute.
Fiies Nearly Straight Up.
Lieut.. Z. S. Kelsey Of Wright field
was flying n here recently that
shot almost straight up into the air
until if was out Of sight in a few
minutes. Lieutenant Kelsey, who is
one Of tie army's crack test pilots.
ripped tsreash the clouds and then
dove G. I'd, only to stand the
snip On lis ts1 again and zobm III
10 a Lev H.. ng cloud bank.
Another plane seen in flight was a
new navy scout bomber. It is a sin
Gle motored biplane for use on the
aavy's aircraft carriers. It has the
conventional arresting gear for
hcrt landings en- the carrier decks.
Il has machine guns firing through
he pfazelIcr ere and carries a load
#fba S - can be dropped on
q target vale ia a vertical dive.