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Evening star., 1938-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTIQUES from estates. Glass. china,
mirrors. LAMBS Edelson. sis 9Th St NV. NV.
AUTO RApIo. Philce, $50; Motorola,
Excn'. @ Ills i st; ne: Open pen to fH3nlo's PM
BEDROOM dining room suite. studio
seds Ga sS sh
fffsh Icss D.tteSn ss5. n'2 Atlantic SSsa.
BEVERAGE COOLER-Friaidaire:- brand
s 'fS PSon sfss s S1 quick
BLOWERS So SO 70 sl7 so; thermostat So,
exhaust fans. motors: Carty. 1908 l4th
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING ma:
vers Wreekins Jobs reconditioned % and neatly ar.
ranged for your easy selection at Hech-
Si,sss ,sSo SadeiSsr!a Phone
HEcHiNsSfERn = i sfE 60 used IN sMa:erl.! Il, pep.,
ss5 ssh Ga Ave sss Nv NV ~ 1905 Sichois Sss sE
BRICKS, lumber, flooring, doors, sash,
beams. angle irons. steel sash, plumbing
fxtuTes Ky s.. etc. H. Aerfurth' Jr' Inc, Half
RUILDING MATERIALS. metal ceilings,
tubs: toilets: kit sinks, cabinets; doors;
windows. beaWS IaQlatlOn wfeckinR nalI
city block at 131}-1333 H st. ne. Ace
WrecRine i CO. Salesman on premises
BULoVA, Elgin: waltham, Benrus and
Hamilton ladies' and mems yellow gold
wris, watches $3.50: worth up to $40:
guar perfect. Other good watches as low as
DIXIE Pavnbrokers' Exch., 111S II ST. ne
Open to pm: Sunday. . pm.
CHEST OF DRAWERS end tables. dresser:
pieces. Must sell. 22i8 Wis. ave. NV.
Emerson 1909
DAyENPonT SUITE kitchen cabinet rugs.
:ssrs'S e: 'S,1s. s:s:r,1 '.s ..s.s: !:' 'u'a'A' racks
Evening star., 1938-02-25
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

CoRDwoOD, seasoned oak and pine any
lengths; 81 per cord: free storage
Stephenson. Capitol Heights 274.
PA. HARD COAL-Stove, chestnut. S11 1.25;
pea $40: buckwheat. So. Carl Coal Co:
lincoln .544. Eve. Emerson 3015
THOROUGHLY SEASONED OAK, cherry
pine maple: any size desired: 81 full cord.
Si3 two cords Phone Randolph 43OT. 3'
Evening star., 1938-02-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored wants work; neat, reliable;
excellent cook: references. Atlantic 26ll.
GIRL. colored. South Carolinian. reference.
wants work, maid. plain cooking, compan.
ion. Irene. 1123 4th st.
GIRL. colored, wishes full or part time
work; go home nights: city reference. Re-
public 0924.
GIRL. reliable. colored, wants work Of any
kind; well experienced. Columbia 3S20-J.
GIRL. colored, neat, reliable. wants part
time. maid or general housework: refer.
ences. Phone North 36S6-W.
KITCHEN HELPER, part-time work. in
home. Call at 415 Z st. NV.
NEAT colored girl wants part time work or
days work; reference. Lncoln 1856.
YOUNG GIRL, colored, wants Job as maid
Evening star., 1938-02-25
DON'T GAMBLE.

Demand Three star virsinis hard ess
coal. 30 30 for c,:So lbs, delivered TO
your bin, Free thermometer quIins reb-
Evening star., 1938-02-25
HELP MEN.
(Continued,)

YOUNG MAN, thoroughly experienced to
take CHARGE of fountain and luncheonette.
state qualifications. Box ak. Star.
SHOEMAKER,
Colored. sober. reliable, experienced. Apply
1910 Wisconsin ave. NV.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For man Of good character. At least 21 i.
Must have D. C. drivers permit. Salary
to begin $3.50 week. plus bonus. Possible
earnings $50 week and up. Apply between
10 and II am. only. 1850 22nd st. NV.
MEN WANTED
To sell high-class used autos for one Of
the city's best dealers: high-grade. clean
sss men to not ss
Of pay to those who qualify Apply in
person today Anacostia Motor Co. Mr..
Evening star., 1938-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YoD
walt Emergency Laboratory, Room 6Ol
Westory Bldg. 14th and F Met. 1888.
responsible for debts contracted BY myself
only MAC H. sNELL1NGs. zoos g st.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
assss II Z any an Ss5s
2731 Bladensburg I'd. ne. 26'
N Brenner. 513 Prince ST.. Alexandria Va,
S so By any bu se
BRENNER, 5l3 Prince ST.. Alexandria, Va
AFTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT, BE
for any debts
CROSS. Ais Beck st. Sc. 20.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT
be respSSnsiolss for debts contTastsd ng any
HOLMES. 20 Morton st. NV
LET NE MAKE UP YoUR INCOME
RATk5 TAX gFIyhN REAsoSSSHE. GGHHEcTHYi Msi,
Post Card Apt. 3. 1929 E. CAPT: st:
HELP MEN.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN to sell 1898
Ford trucks and commercials; small sal
ana syoT to Moeoq co
wisconsin ave, Chevy Chase Md: :-
BOY, around Is. preferably from country.
high school education. work in lumper yaro.
seseSssrk ses ssrk s. s,ar live in washington area
CHEF. high class, for club. who can man
age kitchen and handle buying as well as
food supervision: must have had wide ,.i;se ex.
salary for right man prefeT, hose,.nos those now
BOX 173-K. Star.
sssassn aRa sales At worn fiji
n month ont 10 for faii.time collectors: Must be
NECESSARY. neSes W Experienee not necessary. but
preferred. Apply Z to 3 am. only. Room
5l9. 4O2 9th St. NV. Ask for Mr.. Hare:
M ENGINEER; n white, laundry experience 5s,
well acquainted in Washington. Hours 9-lO
am. 40 pm: Saturday, a:3o-ll 70; :
AoySEAHwA5CTgEGR ss s9Orsd Sd experienseS ASey
after 10 am.
MAGAZINE MEN: experienced: we can
use producers ia On our d new p proposition; pnMas
ment Ha on verified orders il desired. Each
as.dy e efk ef sss Psis A9o
210., 4o2 9th st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Hay
MAN 25 to 35 years of age. to handle
newspaper territory Of $500 subscribers.
state age. education and experience. Box
63-L. Star.
MAN experienced in architectural work.
State experience and salary expected. Box
MAN. white strong, about 35, for few hours
work, several days a week; must be honest,
alert, dependable. Box 242, Kensington,
MAN. interested In physical culture, we'll
built. neat: capable Of interviewing high
class business men. Apply between and
II am. at 1916 H st. NV.
MEN, over 81, retail selling permanent:
unusual opening. Room 2O5. 1927 Eye
MEN-Come in and look us over. II you
Coronet apparel It's Irresistible. Miss
Edelin, 5l5 9th st. NV.
REPAIRMAN-Addins and calculating
Appliance Co.. Norfolk, Va.
SAL EsMAN 10 sell shares in local indus
trial bank. excellent opportunity for
capable man, direct leads furnished. large
earninss: Apply 344. Washinston Blds.
TAILOR. for ladies tailoring. 1880 Con-
YOUNG MAN as claims investisator and
fxperlence preferred; must Es able TO use
ssins sus,iassSsa. ASS's Y III H.n sss.
Evening star., 1938-02-25

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,
EIGHT HORSES AND MARES. l mule,
cheap Rear of coal yard, $50 L st. s.w.
PRIVATE PARTY must sell pair large farm
mares, yrs. old; pair small farm mares,
harness; your price is mine. Mr.. Kahline.
1853 G ST.. at Penna. ave. Sc. 25e
LADY sell reasonable for cash team all
around chunky mares. odd horse. culti-
vator, milking utensils. $40 Cleveland
ave-. near Harrison, Riverdale. Md. 25'
Evening star., 1938-02-25
FARM AND GARDEN,
WHAT A BARGAIN

Your neiehbor says so, and so will yo,
when you have tried ton Of that rich
black, screened manure; So ton delivered
jackson 20f3
Evening star., 1938-02-25

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. "a, experienced as
feGe5etarysstenosrapher eta ysas desires position
HOUsEKEEPER., past middle age, unen-
home; small salary Box sb-L. Star. a6.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, good cook, no
laundry; refined. intelligent: best city
reference. Box 94-L. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE, with doctors refer
ence. pleasant personality, cheerful and
willing. .Telephone North S575-W. 26'
RRAGT1cA Ala, NURSE 1Rs viii take any case
RY-STEf:OGRAPHER desires to
make permanent connection with some
sound, reliable firm Offering q clean
business-like environment. Familiar with
general ofnce routine and able to meet and
taGtfully deal with the public. Hyatts-
Vile 114-J.
STENOGRAPHER desires steady position;
high. school graduate; student Of strayer's.
WOMAN. young. refined. would like
position as housekeeper; in motherlesS
home preferred. Box OIL, Star.
WOMAN. respectable, care for children
during. day. some evenings; do light work.
Box 97-L Star.
YOUNG LADY. draftswoman; trademarks;
maps: beginner typist and general ONCE
work. Georgia 2417. 25s
Evening star., 1938-02-25
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

CoLoRED GIRL, neat, reliable. vishe,
place. maid. laundry. general housework:
city reference Potomac 1922
COLORED WOMAN wishes place as first-
class cook; references. Phone North
GIRL. colored. wants work Of any Kind;
stay nights. Phone Adams 213G.
GIRL. colored. wishes work cleaning,
chambermstd or mothers helper, Met.
GIRL. colored. honest. wants days work
Sd P;ssiis;%: ssi:.sS..: s''HSs HS:s ,. h'~' a'sAs'
Evening star., 1938-02-25
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ALL BREEDS. blood tested and certified
James & Son. 619 K st. NV Met o0ss
Evening star., 1938-02-25

1921 10th ST. N.W-Newly decorated
double room. twin beds. inner-sprine mat
poSure; semi-private bath: young ladies
only. oSs
Evening star., 1938-02-25

704 CONCORD AVE. NV. near Ga ave.
bus and car hnes--Nicely furn.. corner
bedroom Beautyrest mattress, easy chair,
cedar-lined closet, pvt. shower, chw EN-.
ployed couple or gentleman. gentIles
171S 18th ST NW-Nicely furnished
rooms; single. 81 UP; double Sc up; WALK.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
SAUNDERS RITES
HERE ON SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Flo
Wan Saunders, who died in
Homestead Wednesday after a
long illness, will be held tomor-
row afternoon O'Clock at the
Stone Church with Rev. Joe Tolle
officiating.
Body arrived over the highway
yesterday.
Survivors are the husband. Ed
ward Saunders: son, Oliver. and
brother, Eddie Gwynn
Pallbearers will be Otto Kirch-
heiner. Leo Warren. Sr.. Uric
Gwynn. Russell Kerr. Mervin
Thompson and Bernsfd Roberts.
Pythian Sisters and Fern Chap
ter, OE.S.. will meet 4s30 tomor
row afternoon at their respective
halls to attend the funeral
Arrangements are being han
died by Lopez Funeral Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
|. E. VAUSE Is
VISITOR HERE
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER WAS
CALLER AT THE CITI-
ZEN OFFICE TODAY

L. 4. Vause. editor and publish
er of the WilliSton Sun. is visi-
tor in Key West. and was pleas
ant caller at the office of The
Citizen this morning.
MIR. Vause had a twofold pur-
pose in making the visit TO Key
West, one was to enjoy the ride
of the greatest highway" and the
other was in the interests of the
candidacy Of Truman G.. Futch. as
justice of the Supreme Court.
The candidate has an announce
ment in this issue of The Citizen.
asking for the consideration of
the voters in the Democratic Pri-
mary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
CRUZ KNOCKED
OFF BICYCLE
RECEIVES BADLY SPRAINED
LEG; SAID TO BE
VERY PAINFUL

Enrique Cruz, Gil Caroline
street, who was knocked off his
bicycle by Lou Smith. driving a
car owned by Carl Bervaldi in
backing out Of drive way at the
corner of Duval and Southland
streets Wednesday, has sustained
a painful Sprain, it was discov-
cred.
X-rays' at the Marine Hospital
revealed that there were no
bones broken. but the sprain was
so bad that Mr.. Cruz was advised
by Marine Hospital doctors to
rest his leg.
p Mr.. Cruz said that at the time
'tifiitlie accident he did not think
he was htuto at all. although he
was knocked from the street TO
otheS Sidewalk! but later he found
he could not stand on the leg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
Over One Hundred Boat
Passengers Arrive Here

Steamship Cuba, of the P. and
o. S. S. Company, arrived from
Havana yesterday afternoon, with
10 first and three second cabin
passengers for Key West; 129
first and no second cabin passen-
gers for Tampa.
Key West arrivals: J. Barton
Hoag, John L. Armstrong, Ed
ward Stephenson, Ben Vatican,
Edna Vatican, Liwwie Place. w.
H. Archenberg, Emily Archen-
berg, Kenneth Harrison. Gather
inc Harrison, Hartley Harrison,
Catherine Harrison, Hartley Har-
rison, Consuelo Paulin, Vicente
Milan, Hortensia MILAN, Georgia
Milan, Raymond Keith, Edw. F.
O'Brien, James Peterson, Miguel
Lopez, William Nipple.
Manifest of the vessel showed
as listed at Havana: For Key
West, one ton of freight two
automobiles and three sacks OF
mail: for Tampa, 1913 tons OF
freight and 102 sacks of mail.
sLeaving for Tampa the vessel
carried the following passengers
booked at Key West: Ernest
Kirkland, Fl. B. Lindsay, Mrs.
Harriet Hubbell, Robert Gallaw-
rakus. Mrs. v. Straight, J. r. An
drews, Mrs. Andrews. Robert B.
Campbell, j. A. Phillips.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
NORMAN FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW

Funeral services for Walter II.
Norman. who died at the Florida
State Hospital Wednesday, will
be held tomorrow afternoon z
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
Church. Rev. John Gekeler of
ficiatings assisted by Rev. Alfred
De Barritt.
The body will be placed in the
church at 100
Oscar n. Norman of Tampa and
Mr.. and Mrs Walter H. Norman,
Jr., of Miami. will arrive tonight
90 attend the services. They will
be al the home Of Mrs Ala N
Norman, the widow. T27 Eaton
Street.
The deceased was the Oldest
member of the First Presbyterian
Church. having been an elder
from the date of Its organization
until his death.
Lopez Funeral Home is han
ding the arrangements,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
JUDGE THOMAS
COMES HERE ON
CAMPAIGN VISIT
CANDIDATE FOR PLACE ON
SUPREME COURT BENCH
GREATLY PLEASED WITH
STAY IN ISLAND CITY
sssssssseeesssssssses.s

Judge Elwyn Thomas, one of
the most widely-known jurists in
Florida and senior judge of the
9th judicial circuit, is a visitor in
Key West today. Judge Thomas
has entgfW the race for the SUI
preme court bench in group 2,
opposing Chief Justice w. III. Ellis
and G. T. Futch.
Born on the Indian River just
south of Fort Pierce, Judge
Thomas was educated in the COM
mon schools of Florida and took
his degree as lawyer at Stetson
University. At the age of % he
was prosecuting attorney serving
for two terms and then became
city attorney of Vero Beach and
Fort Pierce. He held the latter
post from 1919 until 1925 when he
was named circuit judge when
the 2lst judicial circuit was form
ed TO include Okeechobee, Indian
River, st. Lucie and Martin coun-
ties. He was twice nominated for
the post unopposed. serving con-
tinuouSly in this circuit and since
it became part of the 9th circuit
for IL years and five months.
The present circuit is the second
largest in the state and the fourth
in population. iis1iAoa
Being native f'lofidian, Judge
Thomas has always given amply
of his time to the development Of
Florida and 1.-THE advanreulent of
normal arsivities A9Vestrv. Of st.
Andrews Episcopal church, MEM
Der of the American Legion, a
member of Mahi Temple Of Mi
ami. president of the chamber of
commerce at Fort Pierce are just
few of the varied interests he
has had. As circuit Judge he
has set on several occasions on
the supreme court bench when
called there and has written opin-
ions from his chambers at Fort
Pierce.
Judge Thomas has visited Key
West several times and states he
always enjoys his visits, and now
that the Overseas Highway has
made IL more accessible. he will
come oftener.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
COMMERCE BODY
DIRECTORS HOLD
MEETING FRIDAY
PROPOSITIONS FOR SUPPLY
ING KEY WEST WITH PUB
LIcITY WE'RE CONSIDERED
BY BODY

A called meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Key West
Chamber of Commerce was held
in the ball room of the La COncha
Hotel yesterday.
Propositions for supplying Key
West with publicity were consid-
cred. 1t was deemed inadvisable
to sponsor the Key West Peri
scope" as was requested by Mrs.
Fac Babette Root, or to accept
the plan proposed by MIR. r, B.
Kessler and Mr.. Goodson, of Mi
ami.
Augustus A Dorr, of Parsons,
DOTT and Hume of Miami, was
Introduced by Mr.. Grooms and
spoke of the invaluable free pub
ficity Of the highest type that Key
West was receiving, at no cost to
the city, from the talented artists
and writer's who were visiting us
and pointed out that compre-
hensive folder, conveying in a
condensed form the data that
visitors usually desire, was about
all that we needed at present.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at the call of the president.
Those present were, President
Charles E. Smith, w. w. Demer-
rift, Frank H. Laid, Joe Pearl
man, Charles Taylor, Ben Trevor,
B. l.. Grooms, F. ]. Dion and John
A. Gardner.
Secretary Singleton was in
Structed to communicate with the
county commissioners, the city
council, and the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge Commission, with
view to establishing a repre-
sentative body to act on all mat
tiers of publicity which may be
brought before it
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
TOURING PARTY
COMES TOMORROW

Steamship Ampals, 81 the
Standard Fruit and Steamship
Co. is due TO arrive tomorrow
from New York. consigned 70 the
Porter Dock Co, for fuel oil. and
is bound for Frontera, Mexico.
II Is understood that another
group Of u passengers VIII arrive
on the ship. members Of the sum
mer touring party. and entertain
merit ~ this port viii be provided
b. the Porter CO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
DIR. E. H. CARNES
LANDS FOUR TARPON

DR.. p. D. Holloway, whose
guest here is DR.. E. II.
Carnes. formerly in charge of
the Marine Hospital here,
played the part of the per
feet host" last night.
Going tarpon fishing on a
local party launch. DR.. Hollo-
way caught but two tarpon
TO DR.. Carnes' four. Not only
that he even fixed ii some
how by seeing to it that the
biggest tarpon. a So foot
specimen. was caught by the
visiting Doctor. The big fell
low leaped about four times
and put up a streaking-silver
fight in the moonlit waters
last night.
Last nights fishing in IL
self was worth making the
: long trip down here" DR.
Carnes said today.
The silver kings were
caught in Jewish Channel.
two of them even before
dark. when they were seen
rising all around the boat.
The smallest silver was a
good four feet.
DR.. Carnes is at present
surgeon in charge of U. S.
Marine Hospital at Memphis.
Tennessee. which is a $50
room hospital. newest in the
service. Construction was be-
gun while DR.. M. S. Lombard.
who was stationed here be-
fore DR.. Carnes. headed the
Memphis unit. The hospital
was completed when DR..
Carnes took charge in that
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
FIRE ENGINE
FUND RAISED
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS TO
MAKE LOAN TO CITY
FOR PURPOSE

A committee from the City
Council met with the members OF
the Board of Public Works last
night TO discuss matters relative
TO raising sufficient funds to clear
up the Indebtedness of the city
owed on one of the fire engines
now being used, which was pur-
chased from La France Fire En-
CINE Company. The Board OF
Public Works agreed to make a
loan TO the city out of its funds TO
cover the amount necessary.
The city started a movement a
short time ago 10 raise $500, the
amount necessary to clear up the
indebtedness, and about one half
OF this has been arranged for, il
is shown, with the Board of Pub
lie Works to furnish the remain
der This loan will be paid back
10 the Public Works Board as
soon as practicable, it is said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
Work On Key Vests First
/ Arcade Starts In 10 Days

Work on Louis Pollock's $l2,-
900 arcade, Key Vests first ar
cade, which is to be suitated on
the present site of his store, will
be begun within ten days, Alfred
A. Scott, contractor for the
building announced today.
1t will be about three months
job, Mr.. Scott said.
The arcade will go through
from Duval to Bahama streets
and will consist of "a stores, each
9 x Is. In the center of the ar
cade there will be a court and
rest rooms.
The construction will be a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09

cement block and stucco job, Mr..
Scott said, with the outside of
the building facing Duval remain
ing much the same as it is at pre-
sent. The arcade building will be
26 feet wide through to Bahama
street.
The stores will be open front
and will be glass partitioned
There has been a need for
more Office rooms" Mr.. Pollock
recently said, land the present
structure is designed to supply
that need. The design is very
unique, and should add to the
beauty of Key Vests business
section"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
Mass Weddings Planned
For Chinese Refugees

SHANGHAI. Aprii "a series
Of mass weddings are being ar
ranged by Chinese charity Ca
CARNATIONS % accommodate the
love-lorn in Shanghai's refugee
camps
The weddings arc 10 be held
monthly and win require no cash
outlay since the necessary cfi-
nese wedding costume viii Be
loaned the couples By local shops.
Contrasting strangely with his
padded denim o*eragis. the wed
ding costume fer the refugee
groom will include silk gown
and fedora hat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
MORE PROPERTY
SALES FRIDAY

County Clerk Ross c Sawyer
yesterday afternoon at the hour
appointed for the sale Of tax Ger.
tificates appeared before the en-
trance TO the county court house
and began the legal procedure
AT the close Of the proceedings
70 applications Including ia par.
GELS Of property had been dis.
posed of under the Murphy Act
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
SPONGE SALE
ON THURSDAY

Sponge sales of Thursday were
few and consisted of 30 punches
of wool. Sc lunches of yellow and
n lunches of grass.
Top sale of wool was of 10
lunches which brought S23: high
sale of yellow was 30 punches for
S9.3S, and the entire LOT of grass
sold for $235. Sales OF all grades
brought $67.35.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
PAY VISIT TO CITY

w n Outman, legislative re-
preventative of PinellaS County,
accompanied by Mrs, Outman,
with offices in St. Petersburg. ar
rived IN the city last night for q
brief visit. MIR. Outnan called al
the office of The Citizen for a
chat with the publisher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
Gomez And WeatherfOrd,
Members of Democratic
Executive Committee
Failed To Qualify

Candidates whose names will
appear on the ballot for the first
primary on May 3. and who have
qualified with County Clerk Ross
c. Sawyer. are herewith shown.
. The list is complete with the
exception of two members of the
county democratic executive com.
mittee. who are on the list of
members at present. but failed 10
file their qualifications. They
are Eddie Come. and p. L. wea.
therford
Judge Criminal Court
William V. Albury. the incum-
bent, and L. A. Harris.
County Solicitor
Allan B. Cleare. Jr.. no oppon-
ent.
Representative Legislature
B. c. Papy, the incumbent
Everett Russell and T. S. Caro-.
County Commissioners
First District, VIM. r. Porter
the incumbent and VIM. H. Mon
salvatge
Second District. B. B, Warren,
the incumbent, and Paul Boysen.
Third District, Carl Bervaldi
the incumbent.
Fourth District. Norberg
Thompson. the incumbent
Fifth District. Cleveland Miles
the incumbent, and Hastings c.
Smith, T. Jenkins Curry and II
L. Beaver.
Members School Board
First District, Clarence II
Pierce, the incumbent.
Second District, Allan B cleare
ST.. the incumbent
Third District. Ralph K John
son, the incumbent, and Carlyle
Roberts.
County Democratic Executive
Committee
First Precinct, Bernard J
Waite. the incumbent.
Third Precinct. Sidney Thomp
son. the incumbent.
Fourth Precinct. Earl Adams
the incumbent.
Sixth Precinct. Ben D. Trevor.
the incumbent.
Seventh Precinct. Harry ~
Baker, the incumbent.
Member Congressional Demo
cratic Executive Committee from
Monroe County who has qualified
is ]. Winfield Russell
Members Of State Democratic
Executive Committee Of Monroe
County who have qualified ere
Miss Florence Z. Sawyer and At
torney ]. Lanceiot Lester
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-09
ARRIVES FOR VACATION

E ] johnson. light keeper al
Sombrero light. arrived from MS
station for his regular quarterly
vacation with his family.