The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 11, 1934, Page 1

Important Question Now! CUBAN LODGE TO Is Where Can Money Be’ HOLD DEDICA By HERBERT PLUMMER (By Associated Press) ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 11. —There is at least one special’ senate that will have little if any} pr. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64, work at all to do in the coming} F. & A. M., will have dedication 17:30 o'clock, at their new hall, Mt ie the group headed by Sen-' 414 Eiisabeth atk De. MASTER HOLLON R. BER- VALDI TO PRESIDE, ASSIST. ED BY OTHER OFFICERS BUT ONLY EIGHT COULD WASHINGTON, D. BE SECURED AT THIS TIME: hundred veterans of the World War, jobless because of the depression, left Washington today with their ultimate! Another detachme: f | —_ i — ~~ nt of young | habilitating old Fort Jefferson for preservation i Key Westers bound for CoC fee nee = =e camps in Florida left yesterday afternoon fro Olustee and Green Cove Springs for the regulation period of work and training. Captain G. C. Graham, U. S. A., officer in charge, told The. Ci | zen that the allotment for Monroe ona 22 = ne eight secured jough there! =. = Pars were a number of applicants. | senville, where they will be given preliminary training and’ Bee See Se eee who were | welded into a working uit. They will then continue thei re! not pass the exam-; ;, i : inations the majority were denied ; the privilege of this excellent Work on Dry Tortugas. ' Oct. 11.—More than three! FLORIDA UNIVERSITY sraccon essen | JS HONORED FOR —— : most : part toa Fier. : . The veterans, 332 in number, came to Washington) i). Universi gee cndhjia: tek ia tie COC: Pay found thd OG sckaans?: maar ee eta ee quota filled and were turned away. Cooperation between’ institution, gave an |the FERA and the Veterans’ Bureau resulted in providing | *<tivitics of the. college ‘them with a job for the winter—the job of rehabilitating | rca: proprese Fort Jefferson. : i i | ‘They will go first to Keystone Heights, near Jack-| ji if i i FY : ON HER mUCH CovETED “=e & See ee ator Byrnes of South Carolina ap-j trict Deputy Grand Master Hollon ieee: beseeer.ot bering sient} ke a eee ‘Order of i idit ‘i spent a period at camps and could mined FERA Administra! lulius F. Stone, offi- the legi pedes. pointed to investigate complaints! R. Bervaldi presiding. He will be* “ _ er "y ¥ ‘ 3 ° a ; the ; q by the followi sificers: one ee until @ Pe-' cials said. Since the project is to be financed by the. aid in Notificanon as recewe: > amd <teanty comet ae | She of excessive expenditures on the! #5sisted ‘ollowing [ried of six months has elapsed. j j Yancement of the organization. serday by Mrs Grtsens a the Set of ie Ross C. Sawyer—Grand Senior Any member of a camp may, if /FERA, Stone will have complete control. 2 The speck Gullebtintal lowing telegram from Come de en eet te wert of either democrats Warden. he so desires, sign up for another | Admiral Brinser, Chief of Shore Stations for the! the college has improved in the| T@ftiente. secretary of stute- et ee publicams to get into the senate.) Chas, E. Smith—Grand Junior] Petiod immediately after his six! Navy, lauded the Fort Jefferson project, but said the Navy ; past several years in the way of| “Marin Walden, wide Ge Gee of Waren. months’ term expires, but in the won ; Jovi additional : seme ome es oe ee St Reet, : Bani Ghat, Lies thant tyies event he does not he must wait! WOuld take no official interest. ’ wt ehh ein, ee ee of Ulincis, Borah of Idaho and = Bibex six months before being ll > a ASE ge Sa “ be-| “Key West, Fie : ae ee ne OTe | gible. i i | Peds Meee 2 } Keyes of New Hampshire Senior Deacon. Other officitas with the enrot-' WA) INFERA i OFFICERS MAKE | a a ote | Soe mamed by \Vice President Garner) Everett Rivas—Grand Junior nig salt bere yesterday besides; [ others| bey © ested ex cecempenss ams tematy af Geng cue auenied ‘aptain Graham were: Dr. E. F.{ * pacman fee werecmeceion ners Gee eugene w te = j Evans, U. S..N.; Dr. J. R. Reid,| | REQUIRED TO | LIQUOR RAID ON ‘ / Mn pakin & @tn ieee Byrnes. . Weech—Grand Secre-} ys. N.; Dr. J. H. Connor, U. S.| t a Raciensl De Mate Cate = Se ee « ‘ary. A., medical examination officers; | BUY EQUIPMENT / WHITEHEAD jn | Mlemeel de Competes Fei SY Ee a Gee So little money is being spent| "William Vastie—Grank Treas-| John T. Rogers, representing the | 4 Vai et aie aa th Guesndiediaaaan by senatorial candidates, however, : urer. FERA; Staff Sergeant J. Fowler, | i ; bration, as well as a Which, m English 9 ceeds: She cer Ge eet Gee | ee there js little danger of the com-! Everett Albury—Grand Sword} chief clerk in charge and five oth-} says | riguex, Cuban at Key “President Mendes propose & Se Aa ae ee @ ee mittee even being called in ses-: Romer j= enlisted clerks, | JULIUS F. STONE, JR. ee snow THREE HUNDRED: West, and several other officials) Peet to yen, eo scempeneSerii Sees eet ent an aie j tion to as much as organize. Paes C. Park—Grand Standard Cag sertarhoy unit leaving MATTER WAS BROUGHT TO; GALLONS SEIZED; OCCU-! who came here for El Grito de 708 metiterions ané patteee oe a y ‘or camps are: W.; celebration. services, the Natrenai Gnaer Reports at headquarters of both! Atwood C. Sands — Grand: H. Smith, in charge of the party,| HIS ATTENTION REGARD.| PANT OF DWELLING RE-| “*" : - < ee coe = an ree party, One of the outstanding features | Merit “Caries Mamucl Ge Ces Ghe Stimdiy quiutions detente : ppntesl ‘guetion have indents the} Senior Stewgre. _ | who will go to Olustee, Fia.; Cleve-} ine PRACTICE LEASED UNDER BOND of the luncheon was several violin | Pedes.” Effusive fcicitaters” csuntter and guages much is being « sabe eos Robert wl y__ Harmon. # - ; “4 pes sita Chenevecky, who is amg carmed on ber great wert a Bier ite Set at Mee ce pores - ds : i ‘Malcoter Johnson, George Albury, : oad ‘ o cedes anc there 2 mary oe : where ‘can = ; Oscar Baso, who will go to Green (Sy Assoctamsd Preset | Officers of the Alcohol Tax] {fi “eek for New ork where} ae ont ee —— spend. William S, Eakins—Deputy| Cova Springs. | JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 11." Unit, department of justice, paid: s¢ musical institutions in that city. | wet as others of muy matt & ge gee Shee oe fi Pleas from candidates for fi-| Grand Master. | Captain Graham says the camps|——State relief administrators of! fying visit yesterday to Key] After disposing of several other! tits, who will concur a the Sten scudie aif Geese med demesne } nancial assistance bs Sagas = PP ao C. Brown—Grand Mar- =~ ee ae pomagdent the southeastern area have been! we. ang on information furnish-| matters of minor importance, the! of Preudent Mendieta amc fem: Jocet cot See cuir ace ct ' paigns more often in not have; % regula i i i y i H i rdered adjourned. tate her on receremg th meuct Ge (ame Sete ’ | The follewing program will be} ly. cight hours per day. There is} HATO! Not to require relief) ed by a man named Peres in Mi-{ meeting was endened adjes ‘career ~lewadin le oe begging. ication | a workers to furnish thier own! ami, raided a house at 624 White-' i —— ore a le : gone | rende: sketch covering Se rt Pee : rendered after the dedication; plenty of time for athletics and : ; eat ae! | A brief + - ee « : Johnson As ‘Democrat’ j ceremonies: Isports and also to spend in in-| quipment “whdn the result of; = aretiand seized about 3 ‘CEREMONIES HELD ; ~~~ : S aieaiinel If there had been any doubt as) 1.—Piano Selections — Mar-| structive or entertaining reading this procedure is merely to cut: sre tinny the dwelling, ; : : to how Miss Democracy looks wo-; seer rene ee as pee ars eeoeade of books /down the cost of operations of | Miss Dora Lopez, was haled be_! AT SAN CARLOS om one of: her former bitterest ,, Selec yee Sere awThe came sequlations evict re-! the @dministration at the expense /-fore U. S. Commissioner C. Rod-! enemies but now a favored son it — 3__Vocal Selection — Ernest] garding pay as . when the camps |0f the relief client.” jmey Gwynn for hearing but this] has been removed by an official Sanchez, accompanied by three| were first started. Each member| In a letter to the state chiefs,’ “8% postponed. on Plea of the) document issued by the democratic suitar players. of a camp must allot not less Julius F. Stone, Jr., acting field! 7 ‘yea1 ig rar digi —-—- | . . - | 4.—Violin Selection — Rosita] than $25 of the $30 monthly com- | repres 2 fot cscenge heage nesday of) DEDICATION OF EDIFICE 10 senatorial elections committee. Phen ok aE % > ete ae representative for the federal re-) next week. The defendant was re Under the name of that stickler ~’ ecmy accompanied at the, pensation to his home and this isi ti-¢ administration, said it had; leased under temporary bond of YEARS AGO COMMEMORAT- . Sen piano by Mrs. G. R. Miller. deducted from his pay and sent i 4 : ¢ 7 a | oe eety pegniarity tor ; " &—Voral. Selection — Aleida| to the family. come to his attention that “from| $300. : | ED; MANY NOTABLE FIGs: isi. of the state Gepertment gee a —_<s : James Hamilton Lewis—there ap- ¢. é 5 Visine te t ae 3s | Oth n the party making the va ~ et <2 = euuieens s Pears the name of Hiram W. John-) £*™ero. accompanied at the piano ea oS i o time wormers are requir’ raid, besides the department of| URES GIVE ADDRESSES =; Whe have served the GerTEETT Fei ete ieee te ee ton in the list of democratic can-| PY Natalia Perez. HEARINGS BEARING |<i,'0. =" <ctsis cauiomentstice szents were PJ. Galvin —— for 30 year ne : didates for the senate in the Now) tye ae Were so Tessie ; before they can be hired on the| special agent of the customs serv-| A capacity crowd assembled at! The motive for bestowing “Sr seme. ie Sues Siemens i ; vember election. ise con ea epraee: fees job.” lice from Miami and W. J. Lord! the San Carlos Opera house yes.| @ecorations yesterday =* =m Riet ieee OF gt gue. : Senator Lewis, chairman of the} |) Lee Williams. —— ON PRICE OF MILK | He asked information on how and C. P. Hogeboom, of the local | terday afternoon to commemorate | ROUNCEd at the presidential GHlEO’ cot Gettemeed ee is committee, meer — have: ViSilccardion . “Giiection>-Ka-| general the practice had become. | “UStoms unit. the dedication of the edifice 10 sh teges ‘ mon i — H to writing Johnson's biography ! . z y se. irom) of history in which the origina’ : - A for his list of candidates. | EY, Pg | | time to time,” Stone said, “when building figured. map he aust sega no es ot SAFETY CHECK | KEY WEST INCLUDED IN’ it is simpler to make suitable ad- = ——— ie — = z . party affiliation. It is simply i | jesthaints in: tha conipelisation of! COURT HEARING . Stone, Jr., Florida relief admin. sated that Johnson is a lawyer, BE MANY CITIES WHERE HEAR- th. worker, to enable him te eauin! | strator: Jose Marguet, ice pres 97 PASSENCERS = ' profession, was twice elected; 1 INGS ARE TO BE HELD’ himself for work, than it is to fur- ident of San Carlos Institute; governor of California and three! . t nish the equipment directly.” | Mayor Wm. H. Malone; State Sen-/ sceinacnstnast times elected to the United States! SCHOOL BUSES: SOMETIME AFTER OCT. 15 pie oa a | ARRESTED AND CHARGED) 4... arthur Gomez. Dr. Juan! Steamship Cube « : 7 | H WITH ASSAULT AND | O’Farrill and others. The opening Havana yesterday with 7% Some Pact ‘Services’ i BETES | ‘ NAME WINNERS | eddvess was delivered by Masiqueiciess gaetenses an It seems a little unfeeling on} (By Associated Press) BATTERY ' Esquinaldo, president of San Car-: ¢ : ‘ | CHAIRMAN TREADWAY OF. SSEE i | 7 the part of Senator Lewis to; | TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 11. IN ‘ARK EVENTS los Institute. ignore so utterly in Johnson's bio-| ROAD DEPARTMENT AN.'—George 0. Weems. ne P. | It was thought that Governor graphy the services he has ren-! j er of the state milk control board, Ofelio Farnet, Armando Cara-' Sholtz would have been in Key j dered—admittedly unwillingly —| NOUNCES INSPECTORS ARE today “announced he would set! | ballo and Geraldo Borges were| West and among the speakers at - : to the democratic party in the! +o carry ON ACTIVITIES | %2*€S for milk-price hearings in| ACTIVITIES HELD HERE YES-’ arrested today and are now in the; the exercises but Mayor Malone o 4 past. . ja mumber of Florida cities, fol- TERDAY AFT. leounty jail awaiting preliminary! received a telegram from the gov Twice in the last 22 years he j lowing his return from the Na-j 5 jhearing on charges of ascault,j ernor showing that “previous ap- has performed services for the! ; tional Dairyman’s convention in’ \ ERNOON | battery and robbery | pointments prevent me being with a - “ j (My Associated Press) ; mr “ TALLAHASSEE, Fia., Oct. 11. 28 heard in politics. —Chairman C. B. Treadwa: Ht was in 1913 that he deserted; day announced the traffic in- the wag ree - a — i spectors of the state road depart- sem Dove iF Us “Vice Se would conduct a safety wed Presi-i check-up of the county school A Sees. Thet . move virtually | buses over the state at the request 4 handed the control of the national! 6¢ State Superintendent of Edu- Government ta the 3a age cation W. S. Cawthon. ! A y: Brakes, lights, steering ap- Johnson's aloofness in the Presi-| paratus and other mechanical fea- dential campaign that brought! tures of the school buses will be Woodrow Wilson his second term) checked by the traffic inspectors. Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20¢c; Night, 15-25 \ Victims of the attack and al-! you today to celebrate El Grit { Cleveland, Ohio, October 15. earings wil in ir j robbery are said to be two! de Yara anniversary. | Heari ill be held Or-| jk bbery id to b de Y: | lando, Sanford, Eustos, Braden-' The department of Parks anil! of the crew of the Coast Guard! “Please convey to all members ir i ton, Key West and Miami, Weems / Recreation of the FERA snnounc-/ Cutter Saukee. | of the San Carlos Association and | said. pedis snapisleeg age : en the| The men now in jail will be giv-j my other friends my sincere re- | At the same time, Weems said, | <W'™™ming meet at Marl Pit on’ en a hearing in the court of Jus-| grets that I am unable to be with & | “Milk price-fixing is not a cure-| Roosevelt Boulevard from 2-4 p.i tice of the Peace Frank O. Rob-| you and my very best wishes for fall for the dairyman, nor is the| ™-. Wednesday. Oct. 10: | erts tomorrow afternoon. ja pleasant and happy celebration! | “The board wants to cooperate! a group of local artists and the i Boys Ae j of this patriotic occasion.” TWO MARRIAGE }and meet every emergency but j milk control board merely acting) _ : ; =e ' : Free style, 50 M.—Quintan Ne-| After the addresses a delight-) | the dairyman must do his part by! Breast stroke—Nelson Eddie LICENSES ISSU i Gi | providing suitable winter feed for; Quintan NeSmith, William Ne-| i ome me | aS a price booster. Ne-| William | | ful musical program was rendered ’ Hospitality Orchestra. his cattle in order that the public | Smith. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK} OF KEY WEST. oct10-2t | Anderson. Judges, Walker Freeman Flora Lopez. andj Alice R. Keith; Daniel Garcia and | Lang” and “One More River.” ; | Palace—“Crmiinal At Lage” | TOC 00000 WAGNER’S BEER HAS THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR THAT DAD AND MOTHER WILL REMEMBER AND YOU'LL RAVE ABOUT. TRY A BOTTLE Tama® oly exyrmny aes a. foe Chief Traffic Ipspector E. A. - Charles Evens Hughes, candiate| Schurman will direct the checking | may be able to purchase milk at Crawl, 50 M.—Quintan Ne-| : j WHERE TO GO a i school buses a send | the lowest possible price.” | Smith, “Maitland Aires, Jack| During the first 11 days of} . in all would have re-/ reports on his findings to both! _| Lopez. | October there have been but two} ep the G. 7 od —— in| Treadway and Cawthon. HOLIDAY NOTICE | _ Crawl, 100 M.—Buster Perpall,| marriage licenses issued from the | stead going H ! — Quintan NeSmith, Aberlardo M office of Judge Hugh Gunn. Dur- Monroe—“Judge Priest and — thus making possible Wilson's re--| MONROE THEATER |) Friday, october 12, 1934,! quez. | ag tha, msanthe af Septteuber theno| “One, Stans Mame= election. . Diana Wynward-Colin Clive in }; Farmers Day, a legal holiday in) Girls | were 13 issues. | Palace—“Criminal at Large.” Sse Wy _ Not 8 word of this, however, | ONE MORE RIVER j the State of Florida, this bank; Free style—Lucille NeSmith,| Those receiving permits to wed | — * - has Senator Lewis seen fit to set!! win) Rogers-Rochelle Hudson in |! will not be open for business on| Florence _ Roberts, Margaret| during the first 11-day period in, TOMORROW i Ghee down in his campaign biography, JUDGE PRIEST that day. | White. | October are: Charles 0. Cale and! Monroe — “Notorious Sophie ULL » democratic party’s illus-! | = = “ee * * ye