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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
KUPEC ZASTRELEN
v OBCHODE.

81 rokd starry kupec, Benja-
min Kulpe, zastTelen byl We
stfedu v noel, kdyz stall "a pull
ten We SVEN obchodu v 900
blocku N. Eden ulice.
Ackoliv pokladnicka nebyla
oteVfena, policie soud1, re sire
len byl zlodejem, kdyz tomuto
postavil Sc ma odpor. Ma pultu
lezel bal1cek cigaret, ktere asi
zlodej 81 pfal.
= Zlodej pokusil sc zastre-
liti 63leteho majitele likern1ho
obchodu Harry Jacobs v $500
blocku Hartford avenue We sire
du v noci. Prepaid sc zlodeji
n%epodafil, ponevac rany z re-
volveru minuly Sc Gle. Bandi-
ia utekl do automobile, v nemz
byli diva a ujel vzdor tomu re
pronasledovan byl dvema po-
licisty re severovychodnf sta
nice.
" tfetfm prepadu We sire
du trent bandity okraden byl
grocerista, Meyer Cohen, els.
1902 Litchfield avenue, kratce
pred 10. hodinou v noci. Poru-
Gill 81 sladke napoje. Kdyz ku-
pee Sci pro tyto, obratili Sc nan
zlodeji sc slovy: "Nestarej Sc
o tyto - DEF sem pen1ze." Do
stall pres $50 a zmizeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

Ctyfi roxy starry, Teddy Yam
cheski re 800 blocku S. Chapel
ulice, pri pTechazeni ulice V
bl1zkosti domu rodic1. pfejet
byl automobilem Samuela Mos
sowitz z N. Montford avenue
a nebezpecne zranen.
= Policista, Joseph J. Pas
saguo byl potlucen, kdyz mo-
torcykl jeho byl pTevrzen au-
tomobilem Jonathana G.. Nc
Donnal ma Belair road a White
avenue.
= Albertu Dapkunas, 5 ro-
XII staremu prerazena byla no.
ha ma Ramsay ulici automobi-
lem Vernona Frudenburg.
= John Wesley Adams, 81
rokG starry farmar z Garrett O.
kresu, byl zabit ~automobilem
nedaleko sveho domova u Cum
berlandu. Byl usmrcen, kdyz
hnal kravy z pole do mastale
fanny.
= 19lety Ralph Schneider z
Bellevue, Pa, byl smrtelne IRA
men v nedeli rano, kdyz auto
mobil sjel S MIN S Reisterstown
silnice a svalil Sc S naspu teto
nedaleko Delight road. Ctyri
JIM S MIN jedouc1 vyvazli be-
zranen1. V nemocnici Schnei-
der ZemTel.
= William Grover zabit byl
v automobilove nehode ma
estminster-M Mount Airy road
asi mill cd Westminster.
= Leonardo Polk z James
ulice rozbita byla lebka, kdyz
zasazen byl v nedeli automobi-
lem ma Washington Boulevard
a Bayard ulici. Automobil RI
dill 22lety Louis Thompson.
- Judd c.. Rimmer z Wes-
ton, N. j., odsouzen byl v Ca
louisville ku pokute 500 a u
tratam, re rfdil automobil,
kdyz opilym byl. Automobilem
vrazil do elektricke poulicni
kary ma Beechwood avenue a
Frederick road. Rimmer Wy
mlouval sc soudci, re vypil
sklenici piva v Ellicott City a
pax otevrel zahr1vac1 prfstroj
v automobilu. Vypary z toho-
to byl pry tax omamen, re vra-
iii do kary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
JEDEN UTONUL, TRI IRA
MEM PRI ZAHAJENf HO-
NERNf SEZONY.

Devatenactilety William Dins-
more, syn zrfzence Perry Point
Vyslouzilecke nemocnice, spa
dl v 1tery z motorove lodice a
utonul pri strflenf divokych ka-
chen ma Susquehanna Tece v
bl1zkosti sveho domova.
21lety Edward Hart a 18le-
ty Joseph Fritz, oba re Stem
mers Run, zraneni byli v utery
pri honitbe v Baltimore okre-
SUI.
24letemu Johnu Richter z
Randallstown ustrelen byl prst
ma prave noze. kdyz nahodne
z rucnice jeho padla rama pr
honitbe nedaleko Laurel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
sv. Vojtecha re Sc Dude odby-
vat radna mesfcnl sch1ze dnes,
v patek, 18. listopadu urcite v
8 hodin vecer v dolejsi mfstno-
sti osadnf sv. Vaclavske skoly.
Zahodno jest by clenove sc do
stavili a sve poplatky zapravili.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pTeds.
JOS. F. Viktor, tai.
= Oznamuje sc clen1m spoil
ku ssv. Petra a Pavla els. 20 K.
D., re prfstf nedeli Sc odbyva
d1lezita schIze. Volba "a
stupcI a nahradnfkG do schG-
re Statn1 Rady Katolickeho
Delnfka a. jine dGlezite jedna-
nj vyzaduje pT1tomnost vsech
clenG.
Matej Hlavac pTedseda
Josef J. Walls, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
ROZDfLENf POLITICKYCH
JOBU POCKA.

Sta demokrat1 doufajfcfch
ze obdrzf statnf joby cd zvole-
memo governera, O'Conor, a
sta republikanG nejsoucfch v
republikanske strane vedene
governerem Nice, must cekati
ma tytO az do kvetna.
O'Conor vysvetlil v pondelf.
re predanf povinnosti jeho ia
ke generalnfho navladnfho a
studovan1 problem1, jez ceka-
j nan pc jeho inauguraci v le-
dnu, vede jej k tomu, ably u
stanoven1 do statni sluzby bylo
oddaleno do kvetna krone
tech, ktere potrebujf senatnfho
potvrzenf.
Move zvoleny governor a GO
werner Nice sesli Sc ku porade
tuto stfedu v governerove IRA
dovne v Union Trust budove.
" porade nejprve uvazovano O
peneznf situaci statu.
We snaze, ably sn1zeny byly
ceny spojene S vedenlm statni
spravy, move zvoleny governor,
OConor, We stredu jmenoval
diva re tf1 vybor1 ku sve pomo-
|ci V projektovane penezni a
odborove reorganisaci.
DR.. Isaiah Bowman, presi-
dent Johns Hopkins university
Dude V cele komise. Jinymi
cleny vyboru jest 9 dalsfch pre-
daku z Baltimore a okresI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
USMRTIL OTCE PROBO-
DENIM

Ctrnactilety cernoch, Alex
ander Harrid z Mosher ulice,
V hadce probodI otce sveho,
Franka Harrid, 48leteho. Hoch
probodl otce sveho, kdyz tento
uderil svoji manzelku a pax
pc hochovi stTelil. Hoch cho-
pill dlouhy nuz a tfmto bodl OF
&c V bl1zkosti srdce. Oba wa
tt byli do nemocnice, kde otec
V kratkosti Zemfel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
$13.e2s.ese PoMoCNY BILL.

" Marylandu statn1 pomoc IVY
sena Dude v prospect neza-
mestnanych ash o 900.
Do konce fiskalnfho roku 1910
1911 pomona akce dostoupi
ma vysi $13.629.686.
Pro tento fiskalnl rok akce
rozpoctena ma $11.406.62O. Ma
budouci rok potrebno Dude
$12.377.841.
Ku financovani pomocneho
programu cd nyn6jska do 80.
zar 1911 vlada prispeje $12,-
320.64O, stat a mlstn1 oboe pTi-
spell 5,O94.507.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
BYVALY TRESTANEC
OKRADL

Byvaly trestanec, 23lety
James Engles z w. Lombard
ulice, doznal pc zatcen1 SVEN,
Re ukradl z jfdelny Michaela
Pateris We 1900 blOcku Ed
mundson avenue $2.177.
Vsechny penfze az ma SIS
byly u neho nalezeny. Vlou-
pal sc do jidelny a z teto odne-
81 malou pokladnu do bl1zkosti
Ellicott City, kde tuto rozbil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
ZLODEJ SKOCIL N E

Do domu Williama Armstron-
ga ma Alden road v Parkville.
vloupal sc v nedeli zlodei.
Kdyz manzele vratili sc do do
mu, zlodej JIM zahlednuty wy
rail oknem strhnuv S sebou
zaclony, okenni ram a 6 skel-
nych tabulek. Armstrong nata-
hi pc prchaj1clm ruku a byl
bOleStne Zranen roZbitym
sklem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
"A ZTRATU LASKY
MANZELcTNY

Samuel l.. Bank vysoudil
$4,000 v nahradu "za ztratu
lasky sve manzelky", jak roz-
hodnut1 vyss1ho soudu znelo.
Bank zaloval NAMELY Jacob
A: Pleet, rodice manzelky, ma
odSkodne v obnosu 100000.
V zalobe uvedeno bylo jim, re
rodice pTemluvily manzelku
roku 1887, ably Cd neho odesla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
v HAsIcI ZRANENI.

V 1tery pri hasenl ohn6 v
podniku William T. Cowan
Transportation spolecnosti ma
Bayard ulici, popaleni byli diva
hasici: William c.. Hessel a
Edward A. Shepherd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
KUPUJfCf S KUPCEM v


Grocerista William Good
man. 35lety re S. Caroline uli-
&c napaden byl v pond6lf Ger
nochem, Ben Ward v obchodu
jeho. Cernoch rozhnevan byl,
re nedostal takovy kus bolog-
ma jaky byl ocekaval. Rozhne-
vany poTezal groceristu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

Stlucena kladivem do hlavy
dopravena byla do nemocnice
v 1tery cernoska Lena Davis.
Lez1c1 v bezvedomf ma podlaze
jej1ho domu v prvn1m blocku
Painters Court, nalezl policis-
ia, George Sperlin. Ztyrana
byla manzelem sym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

81 lety George Kester otra.
vii Sc sv1tiplynem ma tret1m po-
school domu v 600 blocku w
Lombard ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
MlStnl ZprdVy.


Il kF0JAn$kyCh kfunu
= Manzelskym svazkem spo-
jeni budu kostele sv. Vaclava
We ctvrtek v 8 hodin rano, "a.
listopadu snoubenci: p. Ed
ward Janos a sic. Gertrude M.
WINNER.
- Ma Narodnim hrbitove
pohTben byl v 1tery o druhe
iodine odpolednf Anton Yur-
six, jenz prijel do Ameriky
pred sc roxy. Pohreb konan
byl z pohTebnfho 1stavu Karla
E. Schimunek, 1903 E. Madi-
son ulice.
Zesnuly slavil 81. ledna to-
hoto roku sve 9Olete narozeni-
ny. Zemrel sobotu, IL. listo-
padu. Vlastnil dim, {. 1880
E. Madison ulice, kde S otcem
bydlel jeden re tri SYM jeho,
j. Edward Yurs1k. policejn1
soudce "a administrace COVER
nera Richie. Syn Otto Yursfk,
jest pravnfkem a mfstopresi-
dentem Provident Savings
banky a Emil N. Yursfk intere-
sovan jest v tiskaTskem odbo-
ru. Krone techto til SYM TRIP
ce zeli ztraty otcovy dcery:
Mary Gregor, Annie Pavlfk,
Albina Faiman a Barbora Ben
da, vsechny v Baltimore. Dalsi
dcerou je manzelka lekafe E.
mily Riha v Bayonne, N. j., a
Bozenka Krenek, manzelka ia
rare v Praze, Ceskoslovensko.
Krone deer techto loucily sc
zesnulym sestnact vnucek, diva
nact vnukG a deset pravnukI
vedle cetnych pTatel a INA
mych.
Zesnuly narozen byl v &C.
chach ma Kutne Hore. Praco-
val Pc pet rokG We mlyne, ably
uSetTiti sob6 mohl penfze ma
dalnou cestu z vlasti do Anne
riky pro sebe a svoji manzel-
ku. Castokrate vzpominal jak
S manzelkou svojf, nynf zesnu-
lou Albfnou Yursfk prije1 do
Ameriky S $50 bez znalosti an
gliciny a kohokoliv v teto Move
Vlasti. Nalezl praci pro Bal
timore and Ohio drahu. Ia 16
mesicG ma to venoval sc krej-
covskemu oboru, ktery provo
zoval az do odchodu ma odpo-
cinek.
Zesnuly byl clenem loze Jirf
Pod6bradsky, jehoz clenove
Jan Proxies, K. Stock, j. Po-
:lacek, V. Pavlfk, J. Faiman a
vi. Bukovsky, byli nosici rak-
We. Ia lozi v dome a ma hTbi-
tove uznaval zasluhy zesnule-
no predseda Jan Proxies. Po-
hTebnf obfady vykonal Rev.
Frank Novak.
" 1tery, dine Is. listopa-
du zemTel krajan Josef Bab1-
rex, 81 rok6 starry z Church a
9th St., Brooklyn. Do Ameri-
ky prijel pred AZ roxy. Prina-
lezel k G. S. P. S. Curtis Bay.
PohTeb konal Sc v patek v 9.
hodin z kostela sv. Athanatious
ma hrbitov Holy Cross. Zane
chava dftky: pf. Annu Freed,
Frances Kvech, Josefa Bittner.
Antoinette Kolodziejski, Agnes
Bittner, Anton BabGrek (Ka-
nada) a James BabGrek (Vir-
ginie.)
Vypravcfm pohTbu byl pan
Karel E. Schimunek.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTbena byla IL. listo-
padu Agnes Osterling (rozena
Vlk), manzelka Waltera Os-
terling, {. 53O1 Sipple Avenue,
jez zemTela nahle ma srdecnf
vadu We veku 80 rok1 10. listo-
padu. Pohrbena byla z koste-
la st. Anthony.
- Dne Is. listopadu zemfel
George Cooke z Putty Hill We
start Sc rok1. Pochovan byl
ma hfbitov6 v Belair, Md, dine
Is. listopadu.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTbena Dude Barbora
DvoTak, vdova, {. AIT N. Pat
terson Park Ave-, jez skonala
II. listopadu srdecnf vadou.
PohTby vypravila pohrobnic-
ka firma Frank Cvach & Syn.
Sbfrka Sdruz. Spolk1
Ceskoslovenskych.
Sberatel A. Radek:
August Klecka $40, Ed. Sy-
kora 81, JOS. Mrazek a Jerome
Neuman $40, Otto Slechta So,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

81, Ant. Primus 81, FIR. Kilian
So, FIR. Slama SIS, Uctenf pa
matky Karla Wernera SIS, Vim
cent Sevcfk So, Frances Pesek
81, Ant. Radek $40, Jan Ger
vim 81. Celkem $500.
Sberatel j. Toula:
Jerry V. Matejka $2O,Ucte-
nj pamatky Aloisie Rysanek
$50, w. Stull Holt So. Celkem
$1,000.
CARD a BINGO PARTY
porada Sbor Jaromira &. % J.
G. D., " patek, Is. listopadu We
skole Augustin Herman, Ash
land a Glover ulice. Zacatek
v $3.50 hodin vecer. Kazdeho
uctive Eve zabavni vybor.
M. Turc, tai.
- Dslnicky Podporujici Spo-
lex porada PO-
~SVfCENSKOU ZABAVU "
Dslnickem Dome, rob Madison
a Rose ulic We stredu, dine %.
listopadu 1888 " 8 hodin vecer.
Vstupne 4Of. Hudbu ridi pan
Adolf Klimes mi. Kazdeho NC
tive Eve vybor.
- Baltimorska Jednota So
kolic porada Bingo a Card Par
ty v nedeli, dine 20. listopadu v
Sokolovne. Zacatek We 3 hod.
odpoledne. Vstupne Csc. Kras-
ne ceny pro kazdeho.
Krajane prijdte nebot cisty
vytezek Dude We prospech Ces-
koslovenska.
= Minulou nedeli poskytl
nasim krajanGm ely Dram.
Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Po-
krok" pekne pobavenf veselo-
hrou cd V. Balaka "Nejlepsi
holka ma svete". Hra tato by
la vdecne prijata obecenstvem,
ktere zcela zaplnilo sal Delnic-
keno Domu. Byla to rozmar-
ma veselohra z venkovskeho Ii
vota, srsicf pravym ceskym hu-
morem. Rezie pana Vaclava
Picky mela sfastnou ruku We
volbe hercI. VSichni hrali s
opravdovou chutl a zaslouzf 81
uznanf, coz bylo ukazano ODE
censtvem, ktere odmenovalo
i jednotlive vystupy nadsenym
potleskem. V meziaktf hudba
p. A. Klimese mi. velmi pekne
pobavila obecenstvo.
Ackoliv slunecko krasne hra-
10 a vabilo do prfrody, navste-
va divadla byla velika, coz je
dostatecnym uznanfm naseho
divadelniho publika, obetavym
a nezistnym hercum! Vase di-
vadelni sezona mela velmi do
bry pocatek a ia pref Dram.
Odboru D.V.S. "Pokrok' mno-
no zdaru v dals1 divadelni Gin
nosti. A. CihlaT.
- Co je posvicenf? Nase!
0 posvicen1 vSecko to voni, ja-
ko te apatyce. A proto ma
Americke posvfcenf We ctvrtek,
dine "a. listopadu vzhnru do
Sokolovny, kde Dram. Odbor
Sokola "Blesk" predvede vese-
lohru "VzhIru nohama."
Vine kolacG a pecenf Yam
doda peknou chut k obedu. A
lie pc p6knem obede posvicen-
skem peknou a veselou naladu
81 kazdy must podrzet pc cely
den. Ably Sc tax stale, pGjde-
me (rozebehneme SCI vsichni
do Sokolovny ma vesele diva
delhi predstaven1.
re Sc opravdu pobavite nam
HASA jiz nadpis veselohry
"Vzh1ru nohama". Co je whit
ru nohama byva obvykle vese-
lie. Vyborna ceska dramatic
ka spisovatelka Bozena Raj
ska-Smolfkova je dobre znama
nasemu publiku. V teto vese-
lohre o 3 jednanfch nam znovu
poda wesley DEF, plny zamota-
nych pTihod. Del odehrava Sc
"a nasfch dnG v dobe krise v
Praze We Vavrusove byte.
Stanislav Varus. Cant. CT
hlar), dTednfk bez prace, KITE
ry shani praci, ably uzivil svoji
zenu Gustu (pf. o. Martfnko-
va) a decko. PAM Gusta 81 ra-
da popovfda Sc svojf soused-
kou Tyldou (pi. Karpenkova)
jake vsechny zeny povidave.
Tyto danny Sc rady hadaji Sc
svymi muzi, coz Vas jiste roze-
smeje. Soused Klir (p. F. Bou-
da) je velmi dobry clovek, vii
Ply jen hyri, ale spatny kuchar.
lSmichem Sc budete prohybati
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

Ant. Sykora 81, Jan Louch 81,
JOS. Sajdlik 81, FIR. smrha 81.
Jirina Black 81, Anna Krejci
81, Ant. Primus 81, FIR. Kilian
So, FIR. Slama SIS, Uctenf pa
matky Karla Wernera SIS, Vim
cent Sevcfk So, Frances Pesek
81, Ant. Radek $40, Jan Ger
vim 81. Celkem $500.
Sb6ratel j. Toula:
Jerry V. Matejka $40, Ucte-
nj pamatky Aloisie Rysanek
$50, w. Stull Holt So. Celkem
$1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

Vyprava sok. A. Radek a. FIR. Bouda.
V 8. hod. Posvicensky Tanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

Napsala Bozena Rajska-Smollkova.
Zacatek We $3.50 hodin odpol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18
CARD a BINGO PARTY

porada Sbor Jaromira {. % j.
G. D., " patek, ID. listopadu We
Skole Augustfn Herman, Ash
land a Glover ulice. Zacatek
" $3.50 hodin vecer. Kazdeho
uctive I'VE zabavni vybor.
M. Turc, tai.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
May Sound Like "Eglo"
But It's Spelled "lgloo"
tny Associated Press1

SEATTLE, Nov. 2i.-8l-year-
old M. j. Farrell, an Alaska gold
rush stampeder. delights in Civ
ing his version of how the word
igloo came to be spelled with the
letter 81"
At the time of the gold rush.
the word appeared in all die
tionaries as "eglo." apparently
because that's the way it sounds
when natives said it. he ex-
planned.
He was urged to become post
master at Mary's Igloo Eglol, a
mining settlement near Nome,
and wrote the poStnaSter-gen
eral at Washington about IL. In
ensuing correspondence. Wash
ington officials insisted on refer
ring to it as "Mary's Eglo." Each
time Farrell replied with "Mary's
igloo."
When Washington forwarded
the post office stamp-it was
spelled with a capital -" From
that time on. Farrell says. il APP
pearcd as ''igloo" in dictionaries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
PAT CANNON WAS
HERE ON SUNDAY
ACCOMPANIED BY MRS. CAM
NON AND FRIEND.
r. A. LEONARD
,ssssssssssLssssss.

Congressman-Elect A. Pat Can
non, who will take office next
January. was a visitor in the city
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Cannon and a friend of Mr.. Can
non, T. A. Leonard.
Seen at the La Concha Hotel
yesterday Mr.. Cannon said that
the sole purpose of his trip was
for the fishing but he found it inn
possible TO enjoy the sport as the
weather was unsuitable to ang-
ling.
He was very busy yesterday
receiving callers. many of whom
were old friends and spent most
of his time in his room at the
hotel With his party he left
about 4 o'clock on the return to
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
Second Hand Cigarette
Trade Hit By China War
ans A..eelsted rre.al

SHANGHAI. Nov. 2l.---Small-
fry manufacturers of cigarettes
for Shanghai's coolie trade are
complaining over the Shortness
Of the cigarette butts they pick
up from the streets. The butts
constitute their principal source
Of tobacco supply.
Since the depression that fol-
lowed Sino-JapaneSe hostigities in
this area. Shanghai smokers have
been getting the most out of a
cigarette. and the butts they toss
away are 50 small tat they are
practically worthless.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
500 CARS TRAVEL
HIGHWAY SUNDAY
LARGE NUMBER COME TO
OVERSEAS DISTRICT
BRIDGES TO FISH

There were about 500 cars
through the toll gates at Upper
Matecumbe yesterday, B. NJ.
Duncan. manager of the Overseas
Highway District, told The citi-
zen today.
1t is surprising the number of
cars which come into the District
merely to fish. Mr.. Duncan
said. IF visitors arc making the
trip for the first time they 90
straight through TO Key West. but
others come TO the District 10
fish the many beautiful and deep
channels running beneath the
bridges The unique feat Of
catching large fish from 10 feet
above the water IS quite a thrill
10 them
Late last night one party was
trolling" from an automobile and
making splendid catches OF
course we can't allow this during
the heavy traffic ~ the day. Mr..
Duncan said. but they certainly
DID SOME nice fishing Every
Jsck from anywhere GEAR went
for their bait"
The Citizen learns that many
more charter launches are being
brought to the Keys ia anilctps
tion of q good SesEon- Five we're
recently added 10 ti0se anchored
near "Maekx Place
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
STREET CONCHS
statesmen APPEAR

Out come the conch shells.
emblens of Key West. all
shined up and ready for sale.
Two locations that seem
to be most desired are the
Whitehead Street at south
end and Duval street al north
end. One can make as much
as SO day at this sort of
work. Some small shells are
sold for a dime. others for Is
cents and still others as much
as a quarter. Shells range
from pink conch 10 king
conch.
The shells with their pink.
smooth insides. much like a
Key West sunset. are set in
an orderly row on the break
wafer at the end of the street
where the tourists eye is
quickly caught.
Recently the colored penny
divers who operate at the
Cuba boat usually have put
in their appearance at the
Duval Street north end. This
old custom, which was
brought 10 most notice al
South Sea Islands when
cruise ships dropped in. is an
indication of the advance in
flux of tourists.
Of course. the more COM
plste marine studios at va
rious paris of the islands
where a riot of marine colors
on seaweed and shell greets
the tourists eyes as well as
an experienced line Of discus
sion are more complete and
satisfying. this island" air
of divers and conch shell
peddlers strike the fancy of
visitors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
BIRDS EYE VIEW
!. OF ISLAND CITY In
NATURAL COLORS
CAMERA CLUB TO PRESENT
MORE COLOR VIEWS BY
SMIRNoFF AND JENNI;
PLANS ART SHOW

Natural color transparencies
will be the feature of tonight's
show. Several interesting views
of Key West from the air will be
shown, accompanied by a lecture
by Robert Smirnoff. Mr.. Jenni's
views from the ground present
Key West in its best form. The
show starts at 8 O'Clock.
Club members have long real
lied that few people actually see
the real beauty in the Island City
because of the brilliance of our
semi-tropical SUM- The glare and
reflections cast, necessitate the
wearing of properly tinted glasses
in order that the true color values
may be seen and appreciated.
Natural color is the only other
answer to this problem. The re-
markable color films now on the
market make it possible to photo
graph objects which was once
thought to be trite and uninterest-
ing. but which seem to take on
unexpected interest and beauty
when viewed in natural color
That weather-beaten building,
drab and undressing TO the ma
tural eye, is rich with soft and
charming colors when seen
through this new medium.
There will be a general discus
sion after the show. and questions
relating to natural color and the
Camera Club will be answered.
II is hoped that all camera fans
who have not yet attended any
of the meetings will come out.
The club has been offered the
full facilities of the Art Center
by MIR. Morgan. its director, for
the coming winter exhibition. and
the members are very anxious to
have every interested person in
Key West join them now and
start submitting prints, There is
a club darkroom in the Art Gal
Iery for those who wish 10 learn
how TO develop and make en-
Engagements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
BOAT SERVICE
EiARRANCED
PLAN TO OPERATE REGULAR
SERVICE BETWEEN KEY
WEST AND ToRTUGAS

Plans are now underway for
the operation or regular boat
service between Key West and
Fort Jefferson. Information to
this effect has been received at
the Key West Chamber of Com
merce.
In a letter to Secretary S. c.
Singleton, Arno B. Kammerer, Of
fetal of the service, writes:
'"The Sutton Line plan to operate
regular boat service between the
points mentioned about Deem
Der /. This will make it possible
for people to visit the area with
out difficultyH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
WILCOX PAYS
VISIT TO CITY
CONGRESSMAN WAS ACCOM-
PANIED BY HIS WIFE AND
BROTHER AND WIFE

y, S. Congressman J. Mark
Wilcox of the Fourthdi Congress
sional District of F1orTdaj accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilcox and his
brother, j. f. Wilcox and his wife,
arrived nj Key West about Z
O'Clock Saturday evening and left
over the highway 1890 O'Clock
yesterday.
During his short stay the CON
gresham met many friends and
discussed various matters which
he expects 10 attend To- before his
term of office expires in Janu-
airy, 1899.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
THREE MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

Three marriage licenses were
issued during the week ending
November 10 from the office of
County Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Records in the office show the
following to whom the issues
were made:
r. Adrian O'Sweeney and Mary
E. Lane: Benjamin R Lopez and
Florrine Curry: Oscar Leo McIn-E
toSh and Julia Valentino Welters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
Indians Get Their
First Elevator Ride

WASHINGTON, Nov. al
When the new Navajo-Hopi In
dian medical center was dedi-
Gated at Fort Defiance. Arizona,
this summer. the ceremonies in
Guided the chanting of a group Of
men who scattered
sacred pollen" on each floor Of
the new building.
When the ceremonies were
over the Indians asked 30 ride in
the elevators. for many Of them
il was the first such ride.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-11-21
RAY BRIDWELL
IS PROMOTED

Ray Bridwell. who has been
connected with the local plant Of
Armour K Company for the past
twelve years I'M the capacity Of
clerk, has been frorsIoted and ap-
pointed 'tnsnaghf sosg me concern.
Mr.. Bridwcil. who succeeds
Marcos lssS1F@ils4lr TiHo has
entered business Tor himself, as
a,rneel the rrrsnak evn ii to-day