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PAGE,FOUR_ FOUR Political Rally Last Vote rs and pipers 74 Key W who went’ Baytidd Park ‘tast night for the purpose of hearing J. Mark Wilcox expatiate on the candidacy of B. F. Paty for gov- ernor of Florida, expres: dis- appointment at the fact that Mr. Wileox. did not arriv being grounded in C cause of the heav » raging in that section it v However the audience t™mweh pleased at th tainjng talk on the Mr. Paty, which r Raleigh! Petteway, who came fill the engagement in the ab- sence of Mr. Wilc Other the audi who exp why Mi was unable to appear briefly on the candidacy of Paty. Also appearing were: For Clerk of the MACFADDEN ENDS CAMPAIGN HERE ARRIVES ON PLANE TODAY FOR PINAL SPEECH IN LA CONCHA PARK i sed his plan sed addres. Mr. Criminal Final speech in t candidacy for Unite ate will be made in night Bernar: noted publisher. Mr. Macfadden at a dinner to t Concha Hotel b civic leaders, follc will appear in La C to speak on the licity” i the * of the Isla the Caribb Arrival he plane from M In a deviatic of foreign “is and - compre Florida—The Honey”—Mr-. night told a serious- jence in Ft “Floridians are 1 As a basis for two-fisted pul home the by Macia mi Lau two we flown over citrus, cattle anc gions to “ nap er will be erased”. “Once seen from the could doubt the tre tentialities of senatorial candidat CLAIMS FOR — FOR WARREN: MADE JACKSONVILLE” HeadavaR}) -TERS ISSUED STATE- MENTS 5 Statements concerning Warren’s candidacy for G has been issued during the two days, the folloy from the headquarte sonville: R. R. Whitmore. the ~ headquarters, Fuller Warren will jority vote of not in his home county that he will receiv 000 votes in West Fi Fuller Warren raised. At this‘mmoment Fuller Warren is first in at least eighteen coun ties and a strong second i past coming Jack- was to < * port ~ Board--of Cour Court, C. Sam B; “Curry, sone ongo and Leonard B, Gpill For Clerk of the Circus Isadore LyadWeintraub. 427 For Peace Justice in the First District, Milton.A. Parroit. Paty Has Pension Plan Mr. Petteway disttised a late release by Paty’s headquarters which had to do with a_ special pension plan sponsored by the ernatorial ¢andidate which he sponsor if elected. e plan had to do with call- f ing a special session of the State lature in after January, imme- inauguration to pecial old-age pension leg- ation which would bring $40 nthly to Florida eligibles. Paty proposes to tour the following the second pri- if nominated, upp for the special sessio! GE, CASKILL “SEEKS “JUDGESHIP TRAMMELL IN GROUP 3, CIRCUIT COURT POST candidate t Court, to E. Me! of the C Judge Group 3, makes a in the Ma: dvertisemer ue and r qualifi came to Miami and began more than 28 @ practice of law as attorney for the nty. Commissioners ‘ats, beginning in torney for six years. In was appointed and served for wrge udge ‘ammell, in plea for sup- primary in here in fol- ed for abpyt six 4912, unty - Solicitor. at al months. nitted to practice in s of Florida, in the Fed- ourt and before the Su- Court of the United » isa member of the Dade C@cunty’ and Florida State Bar Associations. His: "practice has: been: general il. branches of the law. In ndale-Hubbell Law Direc- hich rates all lawyers in s and Canada, as high in all re- pt wealth, as any law- is a self-made man, having been born and raised on a small He obtained his education working in school for part of expenses, paying the re- mainder from his compensation sa telegraph operator and rail- agent. ‘He is,a.graduate af; Loyisiana Palitechnic>»Ingtitute,; and the school of Stetson _University eLand, Fla. D : Of hid wife nid two thildred He is a Mason 1 a member | of the Episcopal Chiatch? ANSWERS TO TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Today’s Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 Bones of a prehistoric man discovered in Germany. Both are carbon. Senate and Chamber Deputies: Scotland. Tennessee. of , Spent in and .-by_the last legislature eral others”,--safd — Whi “The strength Géthloped' by ren during the past ten davs surpassed expectations of his most optimistic admirers”. Equinoxes. gs = — = Brennan Incorporated —_— “Everything-in Photography” be known that there Developing - Printing - + is ie MARTI POLITICAL AFGA EASTMAN Cameras - Films - Supplies —— 24-HOUR SERVICE —— Se eg eee x of any kind in the of said club. who pay attention to any other person do so at their risk and at no fault or re- sponsibility of said Marti Poli- ‘ical Club. Lopez Funeral Service “—~Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and. Embalmers RILEY TO ARRIVE OVER WEEKEND 'TO MEET FRIENDS IN CON- NECTION WITH HIS CAM- PAIGN FOR JUDGE Attorney Bart A, Riley, now of °\Miami byt,-formerly of Key West, is scheduled to arrive here ‘over the weekend in connection with his campaign for election as Circuit Judge of the eleventh judiciai district, group one, it was reported to The Citizen today. Recent article in the Flor- ida Law Journal was published by J. C. Adkins, Gainesville, in which Mr. Riley was given en- tire credit for many of the im- portant changes in criminal pro- cedure of the state. “I would not do which would detract credit due him (Mr. Riley) for his work on the code, its finan- cial eost to him and the time he out of his office, in preparing the code, and in aiding-in its adcption Mr. Ad- anything from the first, seeond, kins wrote. While here this weekend Mr. Riley will contact many old friends and the relatives of the distinguished line of Key West lawyers with whom he served and studied in preparation for his bar examinations. 325 VOTERS CAST ABSENTEE BALLOTS TOTAL ANNOUNCED THis | MORNING BY JUDGE LORD Total count of the absentee bal- lots for the primary election of next Tuesday was made avail- able this morning in the office of County Judge Raymond R. Lord and the number was 325, divided as follows: Precinct 1, 51; Precinct 2, 9; Precinct 3, 7 Precinct 4, 11; Precinet 5, 45; Precnict 6, 58; Pre- cinct 7, 11; Precinct 8, 45; Pre- cinct 9,4; Precinct 10, 3; Pre- cinet 11, 1 DEPUT® SHERIFFS ARE APPOINTED Deputy ed this morning by Sheriff K. O. Thompson to serve in the differ- ent precincts on Election Day. Appointments follow: Precinct 1, Simon E. Creole: Precinct 2, Sullie Ochandarene: Precinct 3, Hatty R. Saunders; Precinct 4, Gregorio Rodriguez; Precinct 5, Will Baker; Precinct 6, Charles Curtis; Precinct 7, Gil Garcia, IJr.; Precinct 8, Elvie H. Pieree; Precinct 9, R. O. Bu- Shea; Precinct 10, Lenoy Russell; Precinct 11, Louis Pellicier. LISTEN I IN! HEAR | WHITEHAIR WQAamM and the Florida Network SATURDAY NIGHT 6:30 TO 7:00 ~ Eastern Standard Time Hear the song that’s sweeping Florida, “IT’S WHITEHAIR EVERYWHERE” id Political Advertisement Pa: A LOAN IN TIME.... THE KEY wast CITIZEN Today’ s Horoscope eeeeee Today’s indications are for a nature full of justice and recti- tude, one who finds pleasure in good works. There is great abil- ity of expression. But, be very careful of the marriage partner, for there is indication of trouble in matriage. RUSSELL GIVES STATEMENT ON COUNTY SCHOOLS (Continued from Page One) Monroe county has ~been very much below the state average; in fact, since 1935 Monroe county has contributed for the education of its children only about one- POLING INQUIRIES “- WILL GIVE VOTERS INFOR- MATION ABOUT DISTRICT IN ‘VHICH TO VOTE Sheriff K. O. Thompson today is running a paid advertisement on page one of this issue of The Citizen in which he invites all voters who are in doubt of their polling place to call his office and obtain the correct informa- tion. . The office will this evening, Monday and Tuesday, primary day. In another location in this is- the commissioners sponsor an advertisement giving the list of polling places and dis- trict boundaries. COUNTY DISTRICTS IN ADVERTISEMENT _ ALL BOUNDARIES AND POL- LING PLACES GIVEN: MEET- ING NEXT MONDAY answer such calls tomorrow, May 7th, sue, county Fuller Warren DARK HORSE For Governor County Commissioners call at- tention to the various voting dis- tricts and polling places in a iegal advertisement elsewhere in oon i e of The Citizen. District by district, the boun- dary lines are gi together with house or place-of-business location of the polling place for that district by number. j ge procedure was deemed necessary in view of the recent redistricting put into effect in} the county. Some _ confusion among the electorate was no- ticed in that the qualified list was not ordered printed this Fuller COURAGE Fuller ENERGY Fuller YOUTH Fuller PERSONALITY Fuller HONESTY Fuller FIGHT for the BETTER = LIFE for the BEST STATE in the Union. (Paid for by Monrce County Friends of Fuller Warren) A SATURDAY. Ma¥ 4 130 [= ceaewet — = > De TaLy apt Gackt {wer ot ihe sae of Gee Germs kia Ga Ge cw pemees of Glee and Seez Camel weult Ge @e Seu o> ‘half of the average contributed by the other counties of the state. “In spite of the inadequate SINK BATTLESHIP support it has been possible by een Gan pow One good management to keep the ships now are on maneuvers. they schools of the county on the ac- mur and 60900000 sdidicr= credited list and provide instrue- stand prepared to answer tion which we believe is far | emergency call to action. above the average of the state”. The announcement was ede, Subscibe = The Cie any Jectives B. Fe PATY He Is Forging Ahead In The Race FOR GOVERNOR B. F. Paty’s sensible program, his determinaiien to give Florida a clean and decent government is winning new thousands te his c2 use ewery Gey a Eiv-tdy wie Ma tb wl ee eee INDEPENDENT MERCHANT. During Paty Makes Ne False or Extravagant Promises All Florida Is Talking ATY FOR GOVERNOR He’s The Candidate of The Masses---Not The Classes FLORIDA NEEDS B. F. PATY FOR GOVERNOR (PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF &. F. Peary sheriffs were appoint | ' For State. Treasurer J. EDWIN LARSON He made good as: U. S. Col- lector of Internal Revenue; State Senator; Member of House of Representatives; County Commissioner; Mayor; Business Man; Educator. a aes Campaigning on his own merits and at his own expense and not on any federal or state payroll. (Paid Po! Parrish as our litical Advertisement) A 20 Year Resident of the Keys Real Estate Broker President of Marathon Chariiber of Commerce Believing the interest of the County and Disftict will best be served by electing Mr. County Commissioner— We, the undersigned business people anid Citizens of District Five ask the voters of Key West and Monroe County to help us nominate him as our County Commissioner in the Primary of May 7th, 1940. Harold A. Clark, owner of Som- John A. Russell, Islamorada, Captain D. M. Andrews, Pigese brero Hotel George H. Leister, Craig, Florida Florida Key, Florida Bob Sands, Craig, Florida Paul Roberts, Craig, Florida HOME repairs made in time ac aes emeegeetiamaboneteesanes often save bigger repair bills later on. iz cian ttentteanttematiomntin tien ttanttan tanita tet ee nian ttn an etme mast nem mee hme work may be done at at once and paid for con- veniently by the month on the on the FH A Plan CHEELY 731 Caroline Street ; we pee Be Sas en Donald Wilhite, Craig, Florida L. E. Russell, Craig, Florida Charlies W. Clark, Retired C. R. White, Marathon Sundry Store a Builders Supply, Marathon w. Austin DeStolfe, Marathes Tacit Basin, Marethon ‘ ° J. Hall, Hall’s Restaurant Samuel Murrey Moore. Retired L. E. Goetz, Goetz Key Captain Bob Pate, Craig, Florida Wallace Watkins, Craig, Florida A. E. Woodburn, Marathon Grocery Captain John Mickle, Marathon Res- RO. BuShes, BuShes’s Rete house James Gallat, Gallat’s taurant Eugene A. Sands, Gene’s Place | H. J. Kaelin, Marathon Captain H. M. Snow, Marathon Charlie Téppino, Owner of Over-seas Lodge (aid for by friends of W. A. Parrish) — ee