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carrying out its essential features.
Such a commission usually con-
sists of five, seven, nine or more
members, and may include the
mayor, the head of the department
of public works and represent
ative of the city council or similar
body, with prominent citizens,
usually serving without pay. for
the other members.
Il should be authorized by the
city council to expend funds for
preparing plan, and to call on all
municipal officials. including the
city engineer, city attorney. and
others, for advice and data. The
city council, in turn, ordinarily
derives its power to grant such
authority from an enabling act
passed by the State legislature.
Such acts are already in effect in
many States.
Where such authority has not
been granted, unofficial commits
sions, perhaps appointed by the
mayor, or representing private or
ganizations of the city. may be
organized and can often accom-
plish great deal, particularly if
they succeed in raising private
funds for preparing plan. AL
though such plan may be fol-
lowed in some features by the city
government, practical results are
much more often attained when
the commission has official advis-
DRY powers.
It is generally considered most
satisfactory, however. not 10 have
the official city plan commission
charged with executive functions,
such as the administration of the
park system or the details of
choosing school sites or some Of
the, usual construction of admin
istrative functions Of the public
works department. Past exper-
fence indicates that such duties
are better left in the hands of
regular executive departments and
administrative boards.
Tbe city plan commission is,fs-
sponsibfes fundamsp {s pro-
noting The carrying out of a good
city plan. It therefore has to de-
termine how the city's limited re-
sources and expenditures may pro-
vide for the most essential pro-
jeets.
Ito Be continued)
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ACTIVITIES OF
DAILY VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
LARGE CROWD ATTTUDs
comM5rcSMEnT ExEn.
..CHEs AT BAPTIST CHURCH
LAST NIGHT

Key Vests first Daily Vacation
Bible School Is now history. A.
final checking of the records
shows that in the making of hat
history one hundred and eighty
tive lives. including facnlty and
pupils. were touched. The large
crowd attending the commence
ment last night at the Firss Bsp-
ist Church were impressed and d.
lighted with what they saw and
reard. II can be safely said that
he school was one Of the most
uccessful religious enterprises
Undertaken in Key West In recent
years.
Last week, Rev. w. X. E. james,
PASTOR and Principal Of the scho6l,
ealizing that the boys aud girls
would rive something worthy TO
those who would attend the com
mehcement, mailed invitations 10
The pastors Of the other churches
that they might pass on the in-
yita;ion 10 Their conafegas ons
last Sunday. Before the large
audience last night Mr. James px.
pressed the hope that next sum
mer q much larger school than the
2ne then closing might be held for
Key West boys and girls. or hat
several spch schools might be fos-
tered By tire churches. He stated
further that the knowledge snd
experience he had gained Ii pre-
pairing for and conducting shis
school Il At the service of. Ksy
West for carrying on this work.
MTs. T. L. King who ably A.
sisted in the school viii leave for
Orlando tonighs.
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CONGRESS TO
ACT in CHURCH
REGULATIONS
EXPECTED ENACTMENT OF
MEASURE LESS DRASTIC IN
MExIco's CHURCH AcTIv-
ITIEs
(By Associates Presal

MEXICO CITY, Aug. T.-Im-
passe in the struggle between the
government and the Catholic
church may be solved through the
enactment by the new congress
which convenes on September 1 Of
the religious regulations less drast4
ic than those which went into eff
feet a week age at least that IS
the hope held out at the present
In some circles. Legislation on
the religious subject is expected
to be one of The first things taken
up by the new congress.
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ENDEAVOR TO
RESCUE MINERS
INV A.soelatea PRESS,

SALEM, KY, Aug. 7.-Rescue
crews were working this morning
to reach five miners entombed in
the shaft Of the Hudson Zinc and
Shar Company's mine near here.
Pumping of the mine shaft con-
tinued all night and this morning,
and the use Of a drill to penetrate
the mass of earth in the shaft was
being considered.
There were no indications that
the workers were near the inn
prisoned men.
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Carrying ou. The City Plan

Granting the advantages of city
planning, how is city plan best
prepared and carried out?
It's preparation requires skill
full handling of details, clear vision
into the future, good Judgment in
deciding what is practical, and a
spirit of fair play in adjusting ap-
parent conflicts of interest. The
execution of plan, however, is
never completed before a city
stops growing or rebuilding, and a
continuing organization is needed
to see hat the details, modified
as required, are carried out and
that the support of leading citi-
zens is modified when necessary.
Carrying out a city plan which
has been adopted does not usually
start with bond issues to cover
improvements on a grand scale.
The city government so allots its
yearly expenditures that each re-
presents part of logical plan.
This requires courage on the part
of the city government, for TOO
free departures from the plan may
result in just such disorder and
uncertainty as it is designed to
prevent. Its integrity must be
supported continually by strong
public opinion.
With a city plan, for example,
the normal yearly paving work,
instead of adding a series of un-
connected units, contribu es to-
ward a network of well-paved ma
;;nr streets that care for the great
volun. pf the city's traffic.
The control of subdivision lay
outs is a most vital part of the
day-to-day execution Of the city
plan. This niay iAyoNe complex
problems tsias call fof errise~ OF
the best legal talent, and Of tact
and resourcefulness on the part
Of ely authorities. SUPPORTING
citizens organizations areI fire.
auently most helpful in SECURING
voluntary adherence to the plan.
City Plan Commission and Its
Work
A city plan commission is usu-
ally the most effective agency to
supervise the prepara ion of city
plan and to aid the city govern
ment and private individuals in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-07
MISSING men
| in EXPLOSION
| SHOW UP TO-DAY
OLIVER BLISS AND PAUL
MoREAU REACH HOME,
DAZED IN ARSENAL Ex,
PLosEoN RECENTLY

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 7.-Ohver
C. Bliss. 18, of Waterville, Ohio,
and Paul w. Moreau, of Bridge
port, Connecticut, privates in the
United States marine corps, and
listed as missing since the ex-
plosion which destroyed the naval
ammunition depot at Lake Dem
mark, New Jersey, are at the home
of Bliss parents near Waterville.
Both men appeared shell shock
ed, and had been wandering in a
dazed condition since the day of
the explosion, Bliss parents said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-07
C BA EXPERIENCES
IT'S SECOND ExECU-
TION IN PERIOD OF
TWENTY YEARS
tny Associated rress,

my AA1OGt&N&0 A4SAA
SANTIAGO, Cuba, Aug. Z.
Herman Pena was executed
by the garrote method this
morning for the murder two
years ago of Mayor yillaion.
of Santiago. The collar of
the machine which sent the
prisoner to his death was
frightened about his neck at
6:01 o'clock, and he was pro-
nounced dead after seven
minutes.
It was the second execution
in Cuba for the last 20 years.
Salvatore Aguilera having
been garroted on July 8 for
the murder of his aunt.
According to official wit
nesses, Pena went to the gar
rote TRANQUILITY, and death. ap-
parently, came Immediately
after the collar was tighten
ed.
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TWO KILLED IN
SHOOTING AFFRAY
lIav Aa.nrtnteA I,rrssl

YORKTOWN, Texas. Aug, L..
Two persons are dead and another
in hospital here. probably fatal
~ wounded, as result Of shoot
ing affray at the farm home of
G, ]. Mueller. eight miles north
Of here early today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-07
CHOLERA TAKES
LIVES OF MANY
my An.oeaatea Press,

SHANGHAI, Aug. THE
cholera scourge of the east is TAX
ing an appalling toll of Chinese
in the native section of Shanghai,
and in the district known as Poo
tung, across the Whangpoo River.
the dread disease is carving off
more than 1000 daily, it is esti-
mated.
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STORM is SOUTH
OF NOVA SCOTIA
lnx Assnclntra pren.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. Tn
the absence Of reports from ves-
sells in the hurricane area, the
weather bureau said today that 1T
would seem that the tropical dis
turbance is moving northeastward,
apparently central. about 400
miles south or southeast Of Nova
Scotia"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-08-07
PASSENGERS CUT
BY FLYING GLASS

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 7.-Fif-
tsen passengers were cut by fly
ing glass early today when a
Pennsylvania passenger train No.
SO. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
was scraped by a freight train
coming out on an adjoining track
At Jeanette. Pa.
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APPOINTMENT OF
u. 5. SENATOR

DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. t.
Davis w. Stewart, Sioux City at
torney, today was appointed by
Governor Hanmill as United
States senator to serve until the
November general election in place
Of the late Senator A. B. Cum
mins.
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gsdge J. Vining
Harris To Preside
OUer Miami Court

Judge J. vining Harris will
leave Monday for Miami -whess he
win preside over term Of Grim
NAL court Of record for Dade
county.
Judge Harris says he has been
informed that the docket awaiting
him is a heavy one and will re
uuire q session cs sourt lasting at
least two weeks and perhaps long
sr.
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MaIbers Offers Good
Valuec In Various
Lines Of Clothing

Bathing suits. mems caps. boys
pants and numerous other articles
are offered by ]. MuIberg, lis
Duval street, in an advertisement
in this issue of The Citizen. At
tsntion Is especially called to the
fact that the goods offered are
not seconds, but first-class goods.
Read the advertisement and
take advantage Of the good values
offered.
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GOVERNOR PEAY
LEADS OPPONENT
CRv As.nelnt.d r.ress

NASHVILLE, Aug. with
but 200 widely scattered precincts
out of 2,195 to be heard from,
Governor Peay,is leading Hill Nc
Alister, state treasurer, by 4,497
votes in Thursdays statewide
primary.
Precincts reporting give Pea
87,704 and McAlister 82,707.
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MASONIC NOTICE

Regular communication Of
Anchor Lodge No. is2, r. q A. NJ.
Monday evening. August .. at s
o'clock. All Masons in the cfsy
are requested 10 be present.
C. E. CARING.
apgT-it Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS
MONROE THEATRE

T0DAY-Hoot Gibson in "a
Chip-of-the- -Flying-u" c omedy
THE Beauty Parlor." Also
vaudeville.
T0MoRRow--Rcd La Rocque
in 'sThe Coming Of Amos" Also
musical m d y specialties.
Comedy-"Broken China"
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sTRANp THEATRE

TODAY-"The Bat" q comedy
mystery drama by Mary Roberts
Rhinehart.
ToMORR0w-Charles Ray in
Dynamite Smith," Comedy.
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SAN CARLOS

TODAY-''Western Sand with
Billy Bailey. Comedy'.GeoSe
Land. Also vaudeville.
TOMORROW - "Fifty Fifty.
comedy-.'Dog shy" News. Also
vaudeville.
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SLAYER Of SANTIACOS MAYOR PAYS
DEATH PENALTY BY CARROTE METHOD
A CITY PLANNING PRIMER

Arranged Especially The Citizen Material
Furnished by the Department Commerce at Washington
BY FRANK w. LOWERING
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BRITons DESERT BREAD

LONDON - The amount of
bread eaten in England has de-
creased every year since the war.
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A city plan commission is usu-
ally the most effective agency to
supervise the prepara ion of city
plan and to aid the city govern
ment and private individuals in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-21
Help Wanted-Boys
Help Wanted-Male or Female 1877

WANTED-Young man or young woman
as secretary of mining company; must
and integrity. Should have not less
than $1,000 to invest in same. which
will be fully secured. State salary want
ed and qualifications in first letter. Box
i6, Light.
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EDUCATIONAL
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All business courses. day and night
classes, highest type school. expert in
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every graduate. also teach by mail, en-
ter now. Write, call or phone Or. 4074
for free catalog
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Observation-Disclosures III
BRIDGER OPTICAL co.
Is Years on w. Commerce, now located,
333 w. COMMERCE. CIR. 2160.
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THREE-ROOM apartment. neatly fur
nished for light housekeeping. garage.
modern conveniences, call 10i5 So. Mes
uuits.
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DUPLEX-Bcautifully furnished. -Four
rooms. bath, modern, near car line. rea-
sonabie; no children or pets. 2o2 Uvalde.
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ELEGANTLY and completely furnished
apartment. Cali Mr.. Carroll at Crockett
1908.
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LIVESTOCK
Poultry Supplies


HONEST effort and satisfied customers
have built the largest hatchery concern
in the South tor us. Let US prove II.
over 100000 capacity. San Antonio
Chick Hatchery. 32O Fredericksburg Rd.
SIX White Leghorn cockerels for sale.
American bred. 6O4 stonewall. Mis-
sion 4732-J.
ARIsTOCRAT Barred Plymouth Rocks
(Holterman STRAIN, supreme quality;
Matching eggs from my winners. fertility
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THE ENGLISH strain White Leghorn
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College; 20O-egg stock. Investigation
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SOUTHEAST upper. four-room apart
ment, private bath, 735 T.. Commerce.
call III n. Cherry. Or. 5642.
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Houses Unfurnished
Property Owners

List your rental property with
US. either furnished or unfurnished
as We have desirable tenants
wanting property In every section
OF the city.
GRAVES REALTY CO.,
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
Brady Bldg. CIR. 2o5e.
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LIVING ROOM. two bedrooms. breakfast
room, kitchenette. private bath. newly
papefed. private entrance. gas heat, ga
rage, paved street 303 Florida.
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Furniture-Household Goods 8

DIXIE FURNITURE CO.. iis ". Flore
ST. Exchange new furniture for old
buys and sells on cash or time payments
CT. 29i.
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Apartments Unfuruished

USFURSISHED apartments. four rooms
hall, bath. two large sleeping porches
3iS Austin st. Apply a. l.. Gass Ca
rage, Austin and Lamar SITS.
NEW, modern ,5-room southeast apart
ment, garage. permanent couple. near
school. Small children no objection.
Woodlawn 1851.
LOVELY three-room upstairs apartment,
bath. sleeping porch. Pittsburgh heater,
telephone. s35 monthly. GIG West Eu-
cid.
TWO rooms kltchenette. all conveni-
ences. nice nelghborhood. TT. 5i32-w.
sos Grayson.
FIVE room and bath. all modern. nice
floors and fixtures. garage, paved street.
on first floor. frst-class neighborhood.
North side. Want permanent tenant
woodiawn 560i-w.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Wood and Coal

ToBIN HILL Wood Yard. flrst-clN
chunks, IS; prompt delivery. Wood. sst
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THREE-ROOM apartment. furnished or
unfurnlshed. everything private. private
entrance. bath. woodawn 1857. 13i
West Mulberry.
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Two-ROoM nicely furnished apt. mod
ern. paved street. car line. Mis-. 2l03
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NICE lower four-room apartment, pri-
vate bath. entrance; garage; also bed
room with kitchen privileges. Tr. s267-W
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Ifatters

ALAMO HAT WORKS
All kinds OF hats cleaned and blocked
Deliver. l24 W. Houston. CIR. S44s.
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Statesmen Wanted

TO CALL on retail merchants. with a
specially article. every merchant a
prospect as it cuts overhead expense.
Ask for Mr. Hollingsworth. Room 4Os
National Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
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Situations wanted-Female II
Statesmen Wanted

WANTED-Flrst-clas drapery salesman,
hustler and one who understands man
aging the department. Permanent place.
Stratton-Stricker. Waco. Texas.
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Rips, Old Original Rug

Cleaning and shampoo. 9xl2 rugs,
s2.50: busted. 81: all work guaranteed
public invited to visit works and ware
house. Rips Rug Works. Mis-. s. Mis-
654. GIG S. Cherry.
DRY by sunshine. 20 pounds. 75c; brlnt
your laundry to flrst-class laundry. 81
w. Mitchell. Tr. S69-J.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Coach Says I. S. G.
Schedule is Tough

LOS ANGELES, Sept. I. -
Show me another Pacific coast
team with as tough schedule as
Southern California, challenges
Coach Howard Jones Of tn" Uuivcr-
sity Of Southern California in an
swcr to the assertion that the Tro-
iaus have the easiest schedule in the
far western race this season.
Coach Jones points ont that the
Southern California team faces six
conference foes more than does
any other member in the loop. Cali
foruia Oregon Aggics, Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, and Washington state
play five league games and Stan
ford and Montana only four games.
Only Washington and Oregon are
not on the Trojan schedule.
The Troian mentor figures Cali
foruia, Stanford and Oregon Aggies
as the three strongest teams III the
race this season and these teams
are met bv the Southern Caliton-
ians in rapid succcssion. OF these
games. California and O. \. G. are
battIrd ON their home grounds. The
Bears and Cards are tackled ON CON
Sccutivc Saturdays in October and
the Beavers are on the program only
10 days later and after Il trip TO
Port land.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
PAGE THREA

where by winning all of their re-
naming l6 games they take first
regardless Of what their opponents
do.
Yesterday s win was virtual elm
ination Of the Pirates as contenders
They have y more games to play
and the difficulty of overcoming
the four and a half game lead of the
Cards is obvious.
The task of the Reds, while diff
ficu!t, is not impossible. They have
20 more games on their schedule; in
cluding one with the Cardinals. If
they make a clean sweep, they can
beat st. Louis if the Cards drop one
game.
The Cards have q welcome rest
today while Cincinnati meets the
Pirates, who have last nine Of their
last ~ games.
The New York Yankees appear to
have the American League pennant
sewcd up again by virtue of their
victory over Boston while the see
ond place Cleveland Indians were
being beaten by the St. Louis
Browns. The Yankees increased
their lead over Cleveland to seven
full games The only chance for
the Indians is to make sweep of
the six game series with the Yanks
in Cleveland next week and to per-
form other baseball miracles while
the Yankees slump.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Watching the
Score Board
by nited Press Leased Wire


Yesterdays Hero.-Rill Sherdcl
star southPaw. of the leading Cardi-
mails, who shut ont Pittsburgh, : To
II giving St Louis a firm grip ON
the National race.
The heavy offensive of the Chi
ca&o Cubs nicked Carl Mays for II
safe blows and Cincinnati was de
fcated to ;.
The Red SoX suffered their seven
ternth consecutive defeat, the lauks
winning t to >.
Cleveland 5 pcmant aspirations
Skiddcd when the Browns buuchrd
hits in the early innings to win )
to >.
Although the Boston Braves man
aged to break even IN Il double head.
cr with the Giants, they descended
into the ccllar. - graves iost the
first game : to an dwon the scc-
ond to j.
Philadelphia climbed into seventh
place in the National League race
by defeating Brooklyn ) to ..
Bud Clancy, recruit outfieldcr
from Little Rock, hit safely three
out of four times at BAT including "a
triple and Il doubc-aidmg the
White SoX to defeat Detroit. t to >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Beauty Pageant
Begins Today at
Atlantic City
By United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTIC CITY y. J., Sept. s.
-Brautified to eye lashes. some u
representatives. Of American beauty
met today in the annual clash of the
Atlantic City beauty contest with
the honor Of becoming " Miss Amer
ira at stake.
The beauty pageant begin with
q baby parade on the board walk,
followed by an American beauty
ball ON the million dollar pier. To-
morrow marine review, with
DrWolfc Hopper presiding as King
Neptune, carries ON the proceedings
toward the moment whent the ma
tipus most beautiful girl will be
picked. Plans for the baby parade
called for % bands in the line Of
march which was expected to be a
mile and a half in length. Sponsors
of the pageant said the naval dirigl-
blc Los Angeles will flv over Allan
tic city tomorrow and Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Robinson has
sent word he will arrive here tomor-
row afternoon by sraplane to be
amuug those to review the paradcs
of beauties.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Dove Season to
Close Sept. 80

The dove season will close on
September 30, according to official
adviccS received here bv Frank
Richmond, game warden for Impe-
rial county. In the past the season
has extended through October. but
notice Of the change in time was
sent out by the fish and game com
mission this week
Richmond also received informa-
tion that the duck season will open
on October I6. 1t has not been de-
tefmincd whether the season will
close on January - or January 81,
but a ruling VIII be made by the
commission after the matter has
been taken up with the legislature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-08
Sylvester Wood
Will Be Given
Hearing Today

Sylvester Woou, II year old neg
ro youth, was to be given a preli-
mlnary hearing late today in Justice
court ON charges of contributing to
the delinquency of minor. The
charges We're filed on complaint Of
the father of II year old Annie
Mattos, who is said to have left
her home here at the request of
the negro and accompanied him on
an automobile trip to Wcstmorland.
According to the girl Is story she
escaped from him there and walked
back TO FL Contro.
It was said AT the district attor-
ncy's office today that the youth
may enter a plea Of guilty and seek
10 have the cas-" transferred TO
juvenile officials in an attempt to
secure probation. He is said TO
have admitted p"rsuadimg the girl
to leave her home with him.