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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04
Your Horoscope

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
l947-This day gives a mind that
is prudent and full of resources.
There appears to be surround
ing conditions that may lead to
trouble, and they are so hidden
that it will require all the ma
turai prudence to overcome
them. Danger lies in bringing
out traits that will not tend to
the higher faculties.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Evening

Evening
6:eo-News Report, IL Min.-nbc
Newscast Every Day-cbS
Network Silent Hour-abc-east
Riddles Hour (repeat)
Network Silent q r.)-mbs- east
Riddles Hour trepeaO -Hibs- west
e:t5-Sports: Concert Time-nbc
Frontiers Of Science. Talk-cbs
6:3o-Red Barber Sports-cbs- east
Lum & Abner Gepea)-cbs- west
6:4S-Newscast BY Three-nbc
Lowell Thomas (repeat lD--cbs
7:oo-Radio Supper Club-nbc- basic
Mystery of the Week-cbs
News and Commentary abe
Fulton Lewis, Jr.-mbs
7:15-News and Communicable
Jack Smith. and Song-cbs
Daily Commentary-abc
Dinner Concert-mbs
7:3e-The House Party-nBc
Bob Crosby's Club-cbs
The Green HOrnet-abc
News Rroadcast-mbs
7:45-Harkness Comment Ebc
Ed Murrow Eews-cbs
Sports Commandments
e:co--Siilton Berle Variety bC
Big Town Newspaper Play chs
Mouth Asks Government abe
Mysterious Traveller mbs
e:i5-Weekly News Review-abc
s:3o--Date With Judy. .DrIn,a4-nbc -
Mr.. anG Mrs. NOfth--clS s.
Americas Town Meeting abe
Detective Drama Time-mbs
S:55-Fiye Minutes News--cfs
Billy Rose Comment--ni hs
S:00-AtnOs and Andy-nbc
a We the People. Guests--rh.'
Gabriel Heater Commc.tt-A mbs
s:15-Reai Life Drama -nIbs
s:3o-Fibber and Molly-tbc 80
Studio one. Drtm;t-c1S
Boston Symphony Hour abe
Zane Grey story -nbS
lo:oo-Bob Hope COmedy-nbc
American Forum. Debate mhs
1o:1s-ScOut About Town -nibs
1o:3o-Red SHELTON Comedy -uhc
CBS liz There. Drama chs
Labor U.S.A. Tllks-:lbe
CALIFORNIA; Meloiiits = l's
to:4s-si.et Freedom I:ihX-;,Sc
11:co-Eews e. Variety hrs. nbc
News. Variety. Dance hrs. lbs
News and Dance liOltr-;tM
News. Dance l;aiid hrs. - nil,S
2:co-Dancin: t:uniinuetl- -:tiN-weSt
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Peoples Forum

The Citizen Wesc0mes expres-
siOns OF the views Of Its read
ers. but the editor r~serS<s the
rixat 4" delete any steMs which
are cOn.ider~ Iibei0es or unwar
rant~d. The writer's should be
satr and eonfine the letters 10
300 words. and write ON ore side
OF the paper only. Signature Of
the writer's nA.sst accompany the
letters AM, will DE published I'm
less requested Otherwfse.
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Morning
s:oo-fIoneymoon In N. Y.--nbo
Breakfast Club-abc
0:t5-Oklahoma Roundup-cbs
Shady Valley Folks-mbs
1o:eo-Fred waring Show-nbe
Music For You-cbs
My Story Drama-abc
1o:2s-Retty Croker Talk-abc
1o:so-Say Il With Music--mbs
11:o0--Arthur Godfrey ShowScbs
Breakfast in Hollywood-abc
tt:3o-Ben Alexander Show-mbs
11:45-Serials t2A hrs.)-cbs
i2:oo-welcome Travelers-abo
Kate Smith Speaks-mbs
t2:3o-words and Music-nbc
Daily Band Concerts-mbs
1:oo-Coneert Half Hour-nbc
2:oo-Four Hours OF Serials-nbo
Queen for a Day-mbs
2:3o-Bride and Groom-abc
-! Martin Block Records-fnbs
s:oo-Double or NothingIcbs
Ladies Be Seated-abc
S:3o-The House Party-cbs
Paul Whiteman Records-abo
4:oo-Hint Hunt Quiz-cbs
4:3o-winner Take All-cbs
A:4s-Kiddies Shows ~ hrs. (west
repeats hr. later)-abc and MT
6:oo-Schooi of the Air-cbs
6;3o-Treasury Bandsta3d-cbs
S:4s-Lum and Abner-cbs-east
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Steals Thirty
Foot Derrick

PITTSBURGH, Pa.-Arraigned
on a charge of stealing 3O-foot
steel derrick, Emmitt Thompson,
81, explained that he had had a
lot of trouble dismantling the
apparatus, piece by piece, before
selling it to a junk man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

Time Is eastern standard. For cen.
tfat standard subtract one hour. for
mountain standard subtract two
hours. Some local stations change
hour Of relay to fit local schedules.
not be included.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
aMAkE APPLICATION FOR
IL q FINAL DISCHARGES

I
sx>Ra probate Law 1891
IN&THE Court or THE COT NTN
fNDGE. WON ROE COUNTY.
ySTATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
NsRATE!
Asfesthe Estate of
cSE1fANCIS W. SCANLAND,
Deceased.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that
hace qled my final report as eX-
ecutriX or the estate of Francis W.
Scanland, deceased; that | have
filed my petition for final dis
charge. and that | will apply to the
Honorable Raymond r. Lord, Coun-
ty Judge of Monroe County, Flor
ida. on the 2lSt day of November
l947. for approval of same and for
final discharge as eXecutriX of the
estate of Francis w. Scanland, de-
ceased, on this 25th day of Octo-
Der, ly47.
MILDRED y. SCANLAND,
As EXecutriX of the Estate of
Francis W. Scanland, de-
ceased
oct rs; nov i-ll-1s, 1947.
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Do You KnO1U That

DO You Know That,
Only some 5000 cars were
built in America in the year
1900.
The calf of the hippopotamus
is about the size OF bacon
hog at birth.
During the reign of Queen
Elizabeth. a law was passed pro-,
hibiting the exhibition OF all
shows on Thursdays. because
Thursday was bear-baiting DAY.
It is estimated that some
$4,000 Hebrews were carried
away to Babylon in captivity,
in Bible days, and fewer than
$4,000 returned so many volun-
tarily remained behind.
The first of the famous Baed-
ekers was a small guide book
on the Rhine in 1889.
Canada has about one million
of Scottish origin.
Curio and novelty shops are
to be found in all the CHIEF
centers in Alaska.
10000 persons were buried in
fires last year in the United
States.
The famed Charlemagne was
crowned at Rome on Christmas
Day, 800.
Puerto Rico was once known
as San Juan Bautista while its
capital was called Puerto Rico,
the rich port. Then the. names
were changed around, the is
, land became Puerto Rico and
the town San Juan.
The first train crossed the
Canadian Rockies in 1885.
Yerba Mate is the leaf OF a
native South American shrub
from which a popular hot drink
is made.
For centuries the complete
life history and origin of the
eel was a mystery and both
Pliny and Aristotle believed
that eels originated from mud
at the bottom of the sea.
10 of the ~ States levying
sales or use taxes permit retail
ers to keep part of the money
for collecting the taxes.
A full-grown female Atlantic
coast oyster produces annually
about SO million eggs.
The first journey under steam
of any considerable length was
Fulton's "Clermont" which, in
1907, steamed from New York
to Albany, $50 miles in 80
hours. h s@s1tS"
The name of Nevada was
chosen over such names as Es-
meralda, Ora Plata, Bullion,
Washoe, Humboldt and Sierra
Plata.
Dogs have long been regular
ly employed in South and Cen
trail Wales to keep the perma-
nent railway way clear of
Straying sheep and to warn men
working on the road, being
trained to know the warning
whistle of an approaching
train.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

The BONN Islands were not
inhabitated until 1880 when a
party of Europeans and Ameri-
cans established a settlement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

People who want to persuade the peo-
pies of the world to become Christian
might try to convince the Christians to
act like Christians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

The proportion of u. S. chill
dren attending high school al
most doubled between 1920 and
1896.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

Life is nothing more than a wrangle
to those who insist that everybody shall
do as they say, do and think as they think
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

Our Language: We breakdown and
I'VE crackup. Reversing the down and up
in the two words. we have entirely differ
sent MISUNDERSTANDING and breakdown.
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE. UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATITE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned. desiring to engage
In business under the fictitious
name of Marshall studios" in
tends to register the said fictitious
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Monroe County. Florida.
Dated October 18th, 1917.
- CYRYL l.. MARSHALL.
o&t,14-2l-2S; nov Ali, 1947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

: When the cats away, the mice will
play" is a saying that has many appiiea-
tions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04
Key West In
Days Gone By
as TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
NOV. 4. 1897
llIIlliilIIllllllIlIiiIllllll

Alonzo COthran was granted 4
6O-day extension by the County
Commissioners last night to be-
gin work on his franchise to es-
tablish an electric light and pow
er plant on the Florida keys. He
said he needed the extension be-
cause of his inability to get
Diesel engine. in time for the
franchise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

For City Commissions
A. MAITLAND ADAMS
PAUL C. ALBURY
LOUIS CARBONELL
ALBERT B. COOPER
FRED j. DION
LOUIS M. J. ElSNER
Billy FREEMAN
EARL HIGGS
HUNTER c. HARDEN
(SonnY)
ALBERT C. ROBERTS
PETER j. ROSS
NEIL SAUNDERS
BRUCE SAYLES
CHARLES S. TAYLOR
JOSEPH M. VILLAR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

Building permits in October in
Key West amounted to $25,950,
Building Inspector Harry Baker
announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

The Citizen. was informed to-
day that Miss Norma Diaz, of
Key West, who is attending the
convention of state nurses in
Tampa, has been appointed vice
chairman of the public health de-
partment of the association.
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Radio Programs


OOyttfOo summary
selected programs - listed beleW
are broadcast at the same time Mono
day Through Friday. Time 10 sastseo
tract enc houri Ter mountain staae.
are TIVE houra
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announced today.
Several offerings of county
bonds were voted down last
night by County Commissioners
because of pending decisions re-
garding the distribution of gas
oline tax monies for the liquida-
ton of bonds.
sMrS. Thurston Johnson and
daughter, Miss Elaine Johnson,
returned yesterday from visits
of two weeks in Miami and Jack
sonville.
Local Spongers are out on
what they call their Christmas
trip. According to information
brought here today by Hersel
Demeritt, the spongers are max
ing fairly large catches, in the
waters of the Florida Keys.
City Council, at a meeting last
night, ordered that monthly
payroll of so per cent be made
up for city employees.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Never spend money before
you have it, and you will always
have money"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-04

Only some 5000 cars were
built in America in the year
1900.
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Hurricanes Here, Maybe; Qnskss2:
Scarcely A Chance at Key West,
Along the Keys, Or In Florida

United States Coast and s(:eo,lct
ic Survey at the time the writel
made his inquiries. wrote: "Thl
information represents practical
ly the entire known seismic his
tory of Florida which IL peculiar
~ free from earthquake disturb
ances."
INTENSITY 5" represents the
lowest grade Of destructive
earthquake force. The highest i'm
tensity is indicated ON the Rossi
Foule scale.
Florida and the KEYS. then.
never have made earthquake HIS.
tory and the only recorded dis
turbancc at Key West was the
shock transmitted from Cuban
territory 30 miles uDdersess Jan
uary az. 1880. which vsss "se-
vere." according 10 the records al
Washington.
Among documents bearing on
Florida geology and conse-
quently related To earthquakes
and their possibility here. Is a
24O-psge publication by the Flo
Continued on Page Threel
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tornudos or earthquakes ore
liuhle TO occur.
The subject matter of earth
quakes in the region Of Key West
was studied by the writer a few
years ago and may prove of in
terest to Citizen readers in the
city and around the nation.
The director of the United
States Geological Survey at
Washington was asked the di-
rect question: "What are the
chances of earthquake in Flori-
ola and especially along the
keyS?"
The answer: Judging by
known conditions, Florida is as
little likely to be shaken by des-
tructive earthquakes as any part
! of the United States. The struc-
ture of the rocks exposed in the
state is such that one would not
expect earthquakes to occur
there.
However there is, of course,
the possibility that the ancient
rocks which lie buried 1000 feet
below the surface may be cut by
faults along which slipping
might occur: but the possibility
seems remote The United States
Geological Survey has publish
ed nothing dealing with earth
quakes in Florida"
On the other hand. the writer's
investigation turned up a more
definite reply from the United
States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, as the following transcript
tons furnished from bureau re-
cords indicate:
''In 1879. January IL, North
and Central Florida. Earthquake
tremors felt from line joining
Tallahassee, Florida, and Savan-
nah, Ga, on the north to line
joining Punta Rassa and Dayto-
ma, Florida, on the south. There
were two shocks lasting 80 sec
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business the receipts for the
taxes paid. Formerly we got
from one to three months behind
in mailing the receipts and tax
payers would often write in to
US demanding their. receipts"
Assessor Gandolfo says that he
will be able after this year to
file the plates. and just make
changes to them in the event the
property is sold. :
He will also save the employ
ment of clerk in his office, but
Gandolf0. said that the quickness
of performing the work by ma
chine will more than pay for the
equipment purchased.
1--WE will take not more than
a week to print the NAMES and
addresses of taxpayers, the de-
scriptions of the properties and
such information," Gandolfo
said. Under the old hand sys-
tenn it formerly took US three
months to. make up the rolls" +
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Big Four End Conference;
Stain to Give Them State
Dinner Tonight in Kremlin
NO AGREEMENT HAS
BEEN REACHED ON
AUSTRIAN AND GER
MAN TREATIES

Gnv The AasNrinted PressI
~ MOSCOW. April 2.-Confer-
ence of the Big Four come to
an end late this afternoon unless
something unforeseen happens.
That unlikely incident would be
Russia's concession in large
measure on the German and
Austrian treaties.
With the announcement that
the, conference would end, Pre-
mier Josef Stain announced
that he had invited members of
the Big Four, Marshall of the
United States. Bevin of Great
Britain, Bidault Of France and
Molotov of Russia..t to state din
ner tonight in the Kremlin.
Marshall promised to give cor
respondents statement in the
event the conference is not con-
tinued. It will be his first inter
view by newslnen since the 10th
Of last month.
1t was said that the Big Four
may meet again next fall. prob
ably in New York. Meanwhile. q
four-powered committee will be
named to study the provisions
of the Austrian and German
treaties.
Nothing of a concrete nature
has. been done by the Big Four
about those treaties. Proposals
and counter proposals all have
been failures. .a
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Paul Baron. psosaassrns 'isss ~
and dsnce 'n.,rslrtsa. vsli hev.
FOE New York Tonight 10 ssassste
theatrical effects. essssawsss sssi
spotliehis Tor his dane Fssftsi
10 be held hese Msy i9.is
Bsron SAID he wsli tasng hsft
with hun Barry t.ysa. ssssiea
concert dsnsr stsT. wsps sali "a
t,cipsie ,n the EeCstai TIE amn
ers VIII return hare slwptss Ma
Approximately ls,8 ssFmaa rptii
particspss. Ten sis snma@i Trsasi
,o be held q, ,he high sissa
auditorium.
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Key West Youth
Finishes First
Air Training


KEESLER FIELD, Miss, April
N.--Pfc. Charles L. Mccoy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Mccoy, SIT
Bahama street, Key West, grad
uated this week from the Air
Training Commands basic air.
plane mechanics training course
at Keesler Field.
The training Pfc. Mccoy re-
ceived extended over a period of
approximately 16 weeks and in
cluded instruction in aircraft
electrical systems, engine opera
ton, fuel and oil systems, pro-
pellers, structures, instruments
and basic inspection, qualifying
him for additional specialized
training in the maintenance of all
types of aircraft.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

A total Of s29.159 has been cob
lected By the Monroe COUNTY
Service Office i'm behalf ri Kew
West veterans III World War ~
since the first Of last December.
Jack Saunders, service officer.
told the Rotary Club Of noon to-
day in St. Paul's Parish Hall.
I'm the month of March alone
we collected $l7,520 for Key West
veterans" said Saunders. who
was the principal speaker AT the
Rotary luncheon. I'VE interview
ed total of 952 veterans of the
area in the Key West office"
Saunders said that many vet
Grams were not aware of their
rights under the CT bill of rights
and that the service office was in
forming them.
Rotarians appointed a commit
tee today to work Que plans Tor a
game of softball with the Lions
Club. The players will perform
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One purpose of this reduction
plan, Of course, is to encourage
the use Of more electricity. More
customers and increased use of
power will keep the Systems rev.
enue high despite lower rates.
For example, the new All-Electric
Rate lighting, refrigerator, water
heater and Tange) requires q So
gallon insulated hot water tank
with dual heaters.
r. w. Beck and Co, consulting
!engineers of the City System, ex-
plain that the size Of the tank and
the use Of the dual hesters will
cause most of the hot water to
be heated during the night when
the load is not at the Systems
peak. Thus, the new service. and
lower rates will not unduly bur-
den the System.
The comparative electric bills
under 1916 rates and the new
rates of 1947 for various types Of
CONSUMERS follow:
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Three Suits
Begun Against
Realty Agent

Damage suits totaling $42, 500
were filed yesterday against A.
w. Davis, who is said to be en-
gagged in land developments at
Marathon, in Circuit Court here.
Catherine A. Rowe. widow,
Address. not known here, seeks
$4,000 in one of the suits; James
A. Rowe seeks $4,000 in Sec
ond suit and Gwendolyn Rowe,
wife of James, asks $17,500 in a
third suit.
The actions were filed by the
Tampa law firm of McFarlane,
Ferguson. Allison and Kelly. Rea-
sons for the. actions were. not
made known.
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Assessor, Collector Approve
Machines For Making County
Tax Rolls, Sending Out Bills
TATE GREATER ACCU-,
RACY, SHORTER Pc
Rod OF TIME RE-
OUIRED ARE FACTORS

Unqualified approval OF the
new machines for entering tax
rolls and making statements COW
ering taxes was expressed today
by County Tax Assessor Claude
a. Gandolfo and County Tax
Collector Howard E. Wilson.
The 1947-48 tax rolls are now
- process OF preparation at the
TAX assessors office. and as soon
as the new tax rate is known,
III tax bills will be sent out by
machine, and tax receipts will
be mailed out the day of their
receipt by the tax collectors Of
lice.
Upwards of $4,000 metal plates
have been made by the tax as
SCISSORS office. They cover about
10000 names and addresses of
the property owners and about
10000 descriptions of the prop
critics that are to be taxed.
ALI the plates have, been proof
read three times, and are now
known to be accurate and correct
in every detail. When the tax
rolls are complete the collectors
office will send out the bills to
the taxpayers by machinery.
The savings in the tax collcc-
tors office will be about $1,000
q year for extra clerk hire which
the collector had to employ to
mail out the tax bills.
"But the big thing about the
machine way of holding the
business of the collectors office
is the saving in time, the ac-
curacy it insures and the fact
that the plates are cut in fire.
proof material" said Collector
Wilson today. ,e s
I'VE will be enabled to mail
out at the close Of. each days
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ZLZZIZZZlI
City Should Beat
War ASSETS to Army
SisrpIlss--CurbOsseI

City commissionsr Louis
Carbonsll pointed cut today
IL is important that The city
and county oct quickly u 10
expects 10 acquire any 81 The
surplus Army property In
Key West.
IT il essential. 10 said.
that we negotiate for these
properties before they set IN
the hands Of War Assees Ad-
ministration. Otherwise. The
city and county win hsve 70
Antsr bids on the properties"
As published some time go.
tho commissioners win % 10
] Warrington 10 register the
citY's application for The SUR
plus facilities and secure the
help Of Us. Senatoes Claude
Pepper and Spessrd Holland
and Rep. George Smathegu.
Carbonell viii make 0lso
trip with County commission-
ers Frank Bentley and Gerald
Saunders. recently appeinaed
to the task by their eommis-
sion.
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d JOHN! 4. VoeDURcl4.

To what extent will Key West
ers benefit in their homes from
the new reduced rates Of the City
Eyectric System? The answer de-
Ponds largely on how much cleo
tricity you use.
For example. MIR. and Mrs.
Jones use 1900 kilowatt hours per
month at a cost Of $41.18. Under
the new "All-Electric" rate of the
City Electric System. the Jones'
bill will be only $500. This is a
reduction Of % percent.
M. and Mn. 6lsitA. hovsvsr.
Who use 10 kilovstt hours for
lighting and rsisig Ssaier: win
have their bill 81 SAe3 reduced
only 70 9&73 for aSeduction Of
1.s%. Tha 6nAiths nay b said
10 ~ N : ~mi1dle hTacket" Of
Tho eoasansR SeeNp. Tho small
consusne1s viii save u lesst
.A3% and % much - ll.l% un-
der The nsw ratsp
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onds. Doors and windows ratified
in Daytona; articles were thrown
from shelves at st. Augustine
and plaster was shaken down.
Estimated center of shock
29.5 N. latitude, 80 w. Longitude.
Area shaken, $4,000 square miles;
intensity 6-8 Rossi-Foule scale.
1880, January %, a destruc-
tive earthquake in Cuba was felt
in Florida. Severe shocks at Key
West.
1890 (date not givenD. Local
shock of intensity 5 at Jackson
vile.
1880, July II. Everglades and
LaBelle, Fla. 1888 NJ, 81.4 W.;
moderate shock. Seismic origin
doubtful; probably blasting. Felt
also at Fort Myers"
R. S. Patton. director of the
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d.. hiagsss HIRE
To Condsel (.liG,irs

Dr. Holcst \. tolNuwua. sw.ssMg
of Ia. C0mfg. jmmuos y. 1.mnxss.
sidc ~ - engulDlnoe r6Gmr4 4
Key Wcsl Sssl,sNssts>e Has s
rived In Key West tswisy AMI wsii
be- here fos souH sssne. o. D.
staying al Comds. iisngzssas
home.
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a staff IL three d.etoTs smi =
nurse. and pians is cssndsss : -
ries of clinscs here snd ln Iisvasss
before returning Ia Tennessee.