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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
FLOOD LIGHTS in
DRILL PRACTICE
NEW EXPERIENCE FOR
GUARDS ON PARADE
GROUND TONIGHT

Drilling and maneuvering by
flood lights will be a new exper-
fence for Battery "E" Florida Ma
tional Guards, when they assemble
on the parade ground of the army
barracks tonight.
Heretofore practically all of the
drill periods have been either in
the armory or the city streets.
With the flood lights all maneuvers
can be watched and imperfections
both individual and in formation
can be detected more readily.
Four poles have been erected on
one side of the parade ground. On
each pole is a powerful light with
reflector. With the rays of these
playing over the area the maneu-
vers can be carried out under prac-
tically the same conditions that
prevail during daylight, it is said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
ROOSEVELT ORGANIZES
RECOVERY COUNCIL.

WASHINGTON, July ] ,-~
President Roosevelt todsy organ.
lied a recovery council composed
of the cabinet and all special al
ministrstols to combat economic
emergency.
Frank G. Walker. New York,
treasurer Of the democrats NJ
tional committee. Is executive see
rotary.
The super council vas called -
mest today instead Of the regular
cabinet meeting. The group will
meet each Tuesday in place of
the cabinet meetings
By this unnsual method. Presl-
dent Roosevelt gets around his
table 81 the same time I'll eniegs
Of his special recovery geneiea
for o united attack on tie m3b
lem. Meetings are 20 be held n
executive offices.
However. this esbine. room vas
too small. end toiay's meeting
was held in the Presidents swu
office.
In the meanwhile ihs president
has directed q eotapiets sarvaR ef
the governments hessre fiscal
situation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
LARGE GROUP OF
RELIEF WORKERS
COON TOMORROW
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
WILL BE ACTIVELY AT
WORK IN DIFFERENT SEC,
TIoNs TOMORROW

The largest group Of employees
that have worked for the Eemer-
geney Relief Council up to now
win be working tomorrow when
approximately $50 will be actively
engaged on different projects
Three calls for registrations
have been made within the past
three working days. On Saturday
l20 were called for Monday. Yes
terday 100 were called for today
and the same number today for
tomorrow.
The calls were for three, two
and one day registrants, and in.
cluded in the list the names of 40
women. both whites and eoIored,
who registered when notification
was sent out that females would
be used.
Il Is understood that the work
ers viii be paid Friday and the
disbursement will be one of the
largest made in any one week
since the work started.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
RIFLE TEAM BACK
HOME FROM TRIP
TO CAMP FOSTER
LOCAL ORGANIZATION TAKES
SECOND PRIZE DURING A
COMPETITIVE MATCH HELD
RECENTLY

Lieutenant ". Curry Harris.
2s5th regiment Florida Nationel
Guard. coach for the rifle team
and members of the team, return
81 10 Key West owes the highway
last night.
In The competitions 81 Camp
Foster. the ksy West aggregation
we're outeiasesd hy teams wto
sre continually prsetlesnE rita
anal arms. IN IL wsth tire heavy
ealibre1 coast asfwgass gsna that
Batter woai3 prose, sna hsvs
proved. stsslr ability 80 sssrkssnsn-
The three winnlns tesFhs we're
from tke sAEns Fsg4ussnt q IHsan-
try. the i24th. Company "
apn firTs prize, Compasy
took sssSna ard consgsny ~
eagsursa lks lassrd.
Members ~ sh~ Ksy Wess riff
tssna sre serreans 1eagain Roma
gm~ra. c~Fpsrais spetayio Keeso
AMI gsesnr Wasksnx. PrFvates G. r.
gsasseff ard FeFuanAo Essrrap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
CALLING FOR new
CO-BETWEEN In
KIDNAPPING CASE
ABDUcToRs OF YOUNG JOHN
o'CoNNELL STILL HOLD
OUT FOR RANSOM AMOUNT
OF $zso,ooo
nv Associated rress,

ALBANY, July 1l.--Breaking
a three-day silence. kidnappers Of
Young John" O'Connell, 24-year-
old nephew Of upstate democratic
leaders. Dan and Ed 0'Connell,
today sent Dan 0'Connell a new
note calling for anew coded list
of men who might serve as GO
betweens for them and the family.
While the family maintain
ed the silence kept since
their nephew was kidnapped Fri
day morning. II was Learned
that the kidnapers renewed their
demands for $3.50, 0oo ransom
and said the original coded list OF
contact men inserted in = news.
paper advertisement Sunday was
not acceptable -
The family today inserted in
the Albany Times Union q nsW
coded advertisement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
ALLIE ]. ANGLE
MADE COLLECTOR
OF U S. CUSTOMS
NEW OFFICIAL IS AN OLD
SCHOOLMATE OF VIRGIL S.
LOWE, FORMER LOCAL
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

Allie J. Angle, who was recently
appointed by President Roosevelt
collector of customs of Florida
with headquarters in Tampa, is an
old schoolmate of Virgil S. Lowe,
former local school superintendent.
They both attended the same
school at Barlow. Fla.
Mr. Angle, who is superinten-
dent of the farm for indigents in
Pinellas county, is said to be the
dark horse in the running for this
coveted political position. and his
appointment as successor 20 Sid.
ney c. Brown. the incumbent,
came as a distinct surprise to the
adhsrents of the others who were
seeking the appointment. it i:
shown
Among those who were named
for the eolleetorship were Perry G
Wall and ". F. Stovail, of Tampa
The Florida District, Number
3, comprises the state Of Florida
ana small area in the extreme
southeast corner Of Georgia, in.
Guiding the northern shore If 81
Mary's river ard the town Of tht
same name
G. /. Goshorn, local deputy col
hector. expects 30 receive q cat
from the new collector this wAek
og eaFlg next week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
LUMBER INTERESTS
HAS FILED CODE

WhsHIhCT0M. JAY is- Iis
harnber msna fartuFefs associate
has fled eilh tks rsegvsTr aamln-
lstfssien q code ef faif compel ssot,
feg the entire lambsr Industry
Public hearJngx wti bs hslA tea
dayk heuea.
The fn8n3srF THIS beegnaKa re-
second maier gseup 70 sassF tlsa
esvsrsmsnt cage FRislng an
hsag limiting DFegEara- TIE e7ttsu
sszsils inaansKg Nss frs
Il So suskgElsasifsiF snsseass4
tie lumbeF gods psoposes = ssshan.
A. k.axsuum 4s.hgsr sssk. IRIS
lie seais4 denn - 50 Is eegtasa
a&ess0ns
Wngw scales are asse regional
xi.a tas profsss<a lntestssn ~ ~
part 81 shs Industry 81 rag -
average parekxssng pguer Il Il
zsrker2 70 1925 isysL-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
Government Will Use All Powers
ToPreventU nwarranted Increase
In Bread Prices, Wallace States
Telegraphs Mayors OF 40
Cities Announcing Plans
Underway In Washing
ton
my Associated Press,

a
WASHINGTON, July II.-Sec-
rotary Wallace today telssrsphed
mayors of 49 cities in IS states
announcing that the government
will use full powers if necessary
TO prevent "unwarranted inereas-
es in bread pricea".
He has received protests on
Unreasonable Increase" in bread
prices in connection with process
ing tax levy of 80 cents a buahel
on wheat which went into effect
Sunday.
The message said "the depart
ment of agriculture is receiving
complaints Of unreasonable bread
prices in your territory"
"The department disapproves Of
increases in consumers bread
costs in excess Of the amount in
volved in the market commodity
price increases, plus processing
tax.
I'm the case Of bread, special
viligance in consumers interests
is imperative. This is no time for
pyramiding. Placing unwarrant-
ed burdens on the consumer should
not be tolerated.
"The attorney general is being
informed of complaints. Govern
mental powers viii be used If nee
essary."
Tampa was one Of the cities
mentioned. Frederick Clemson
Howe. head Of the section In farm
administration to protect the ia-
terests of consumers, said "every
effort will be made TO check al
vances in food prices where they
are uniustified."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
WILLIAMS BOY
Gets HEARING
RELEASED ON CHARGE OF
vAcRANcY BEFORE COURT
THIS MORNING

Wlnfred Williams. who was ar
rested Saturday on a charge ot
vagrsncy aud was held in county
jail until this morning for prelin-
mary hearing. wss released
Justice Of the Peace Frank O,
Roberts said this morning that the
ev3asnre In the case was not sBf
fisieat to hold the prisoner sad hs
was obligated 10 release him
Williams wAx arrested st the
same time his brother. Charles.
aas taken Ia custody On chaESss
Of theft 81 magnetic freFa tase
Porter Dock company. tshaTass u
being held in county iai under
$3.50 bond fer trial before cEtna-
inaI coars turing the wreck aE
Ja5a 2&.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
MAJOR LOMBARD
TRANSFERRED TO
MEMPHIS, TENN
WILL TAKE VACATION PRIOR
TO TAKING NEW PLACE; TO
BE RELIEVED BY SURGEON
r. w. HART

Major NJ. S. Lombard, u. S. P.
H. S.. chief surgeon at the Marine
hospital. has received orders trans
ferring him from Key West to the
Marine hospital at Memphis, Tenn,
He will be relieved by Surgeon R.
W. Hart. who comes. from San
Francisco. Calf.
Major Lombard expected to
leave tomorrow for a vacation be-
fore taking over his new charge,
where he viii hold the same rank
as chief surgeon he holds here. but
finds that he will not be able TO
go until Wednesday, July 10.
| With Mrs. Lombard and the
children he intends to spend a
while in the northern part OF
Florida and then go in search of a
farm in Georgia or Tennessee, that
| is really a farm with cows and
chickens. pigs and horses. More
than anything else, the horse.
| A place where, in the morning,
after a regular farm breakfast,
the children can secure suitable
mounts and go riding on explora-
ton expeditions in the pure sweet
air of the mountains and enjoy
nature as she is.
After about two weeks of this
the family will proceed to Mem.
phis and their new home. The hos
pital is situated on the banks OF
the Mississippi, and the quarters
assigned to the doctor and family
sits on a high bluff overlooking the
calm serenity of the Father of
Waters.
The change from the semi
tropical atmosphere of Key West
on the ocean TO the higher alti-
| tudes and cooler climate of the
Tennessee mountains will be a
beneficial one. the doctor believes.
especially after his arduous six
! years of duty at the hospital here.
During that time many changes
/ have been effected for The better
ment Of the institution. X has
emerged from q state of mediocrity
to one of the most modern and
thoroughly equipped hospitals in
! the service.
! The size Of the institution has
been increased from time 90 time
and with each increase the eff
cheney of the personnel, both sur
geons and attendants, has been
+, cor1ospendingly added 10. until 90
| day II ranks among the highest in
the United States Public Health
Service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
Silver And Indebtedness
Question Permitted TO Be
Discussed AT London. Meet
Such Other Subjects Not
Creating Dissension Will
Also Come Before Con-
ference
ny Associated Press,

LONDON, July 1.-THE Steer.
ing committee of the economic
conference today adopted a report
providing that the parley will dis.
euss silver and the indebtedness
question and such other subjects
as subcommittee agree can be
dealt with without discussion,
This course was recommends
by the monetary drafting commit
tee. and action was taken by
adopting the groups report.
James M. Cox, member of the
monetary committee, said the
group had unanimously agreed on
hns Proeedure Tor the future pro-
gram.
Prim. Minister Bennett of
Canada, said at the end of. the
meeting "this agreement will per-
mis smooth progress"
International and commercial
debts, both long and abort term,
are on the assnda Of the confer
snes. although war debt. ar. no.
ineIsdsd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
LOGAN ELM Is NOW
BEING REJUVENATED

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July Ii
The historic Logan sin Of Piska-
va eeunty. 0hio, il showing de-
eid@d signs o. gsjg~ eaation ~ q
res Ilt af steps taken To restore IL
aad 70 pEeytae Il roots wsth Eieti
plant feed. Tire leaves thas lear
axe thssk and geeea. aad teg1ystaal
80 sgs this year mare made =
gr0Nth a SIX - e9vhs iaeh@s ~
compared - sae sns3 svTo fsrh~a
ss eaE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
U.s.. Joins In Hunt For Pretty Boy,
Never Yet Handcuffed For Murder
ssssooasoeesaoeessae
CBy Associated Pressl

KANSAS CITY, July IL
The department of Justices order
for the arrest of Charles pretty
Boy" Floyd in connection with
the union station slayings here
has spurred afresh the hunt for
the notorious bandit, never yet
handcuffed on a murder charge.
The sensational machine gun
massacre" of four officers and
their prisoner at the station plaza
in what was believed to be an at
tempt to free the prisoner is the
most recent on the trail of crimes
that authorities have laid to him.
Served One Prison Term
But so far he has served only
one prison term-four years in
the Missouri penitentiary on a
highway robbery conviction In
1929, shortly after his release,
Kansas City police arrested him
half dozen times, and other ar
rests elsewhere marked his trail.
He was arrested at Akron,
Ohio, March s, 1880, for ques-
tioning in connection with the
Staying of a policeman, and again
at Toledo, o., May 20, 1880.
That was his last trip to the
lookup.
Charged with bank robbery at
Sylvania, O., he escaped from
Jail, was recaptured, convicted
and sentenced, but again escaped
by leaping from a train on his
way to states prison..
Organized Bandit Gang
From Ohio Floyd returned to
the vicinity of Sallisaw. Okla, the
home of his youth. and organized
a band of bank bandits operating
out of the Oklahoma hills and
suspected in connection with
more than so raids on Oklahoma
banks during 1882.
Two alleged informers, a fed
eral prohibition agent, an Ohio
policeman and an Oklahoma peace
officer all were slain by Floyd,
authorities say.
The hunt for Floyd was spurred
anew after this kidnapping Of
Sheriff Jack Killingsworth when
the latter CHANGED to enter
garage at Bolivar, Mo-. where
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
PORTER LEAVING
This AFTERNOON
FOR WASHINGTON
WILL BE JOINED I'm CAPITAL
BY MEMBERS OF BRIDGE
ORGANIZATION TO MAKE
READY FOR ASKING LOAN

William r. Porter, general man
aser and secretary of the Over
seas Read and Toll Bridge Dis
triet, will leave this afternoon for
Washington.
Arriving at thu capital, he will
be joined by Attorney II. M. Tay-
lor, Engineer Ernest Cotton and
Frank B. Shuts, president of the
commission and the final arrange
ments and preparations made to
present the application for the
loan.
After the loan is granted plans
for the bond election will be laid.
This election will call for a refer
endum on a $4,000, 900 issue
which is necessary when the loan
in granted.
Its the conviction of the com
mission and the many others in.
terested in the proposed project
that the loan will be acted on not
later than the first week in Aug
ust.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
ELEMENTS DETER
AIR EXPEDITIONS
in ALL SECTIONS
MATTERN REscUERs, LIND.
BE RIGIHS, RoUND-woRLD-
FLlERS AND MANY OTHERS
IMPATIENT TO START
By Associated preSsI

IIy Associated PreSsI
Five aerial expeditions, pegged
to various spots ON the globe by
bad weather, awaited the elements
pleasure today before proceeding
Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lind.
berEh at North Haven, Maine,
were anxious TO push ON their
flight to chart a possible transat.
lantie air passage to Europe.
General Babe, with q fleet Of
Italian flying boats, was delayed
at Reyjavik, Iceland, snrouts to
America.
Robert Ellis and William Alex.
ander were in Nome attempting
to reach Jimmie Mattern, the world
flier stranded in Siberia.
In New York were Wiley Pest
who seeks TO cireumnavigate the
world alone, and the French team
Of Rossi and coAos, whe plan &c
erosa the Atlantic and seek . dis,
tanee record.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11

Fioyd's car was being repaired.
Floyd compelled the sheriff to &C,
company him on a drive through
western Missouri before releasing
him.
Floyd blames the police for
driving him into a life of out
laWry.
ST was innocent the first time
they sent me up" he told Kill
lingsworth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
no WORD FROM
INVALID BANKER

ALTON. Illinois, July if.N-No
word on Angus. Leur. II. semi.
invalid banker. has been rsesfvsd
since kiinsp@rs seized him in bis
borne - he rested IN his bedroom
slippers hefoss retiring
he wms abducted last night by
q sonsiy young wonlan aad tao
lneH.
Relatives eagerly await com
nsuntcation froEa the kf3napers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
MICHIGAN STOCKADE
is RECONSTRUCTED

MACKINAW CITY. Mich. July
ii.---New. sharpsned cedar pests
have been erected in the recen
stFaction Of Fort Miehiliilackinac
here. where in 1863. Il British
soldiers we're sealped in n famous
massacre that began with An La
dian game OF iaerosse, used by the
Indians 10 gain entrance Intn the
fort by tossing the hal over the
wal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
MANY ARRAICNED
FOR NON-PAYMENT
OF LICENSE TAX
ABOUT THIRTY NAMES WERE
GIVEN TO PROSECUTING AT.
ToRNEY WHO INSTITUTED
PROCEEDINGS IN CASES

The matter of non-payment of
occupational licenses took up a
large part of the time in criminal
court yesterday. Judge j. Vining
Harris, in all cases, gave delin-
quents ample time to settle with
the court.
Some time ago Frank H. Laid,
tax collector, was advised that it
would be necessary that pressure
be brought to bear on all delin-
quents. In the event of non-pay-
ment, the names of delinquents
would be turned over to the pro-
scouting attorney.
Last week 80 names were given
by the tax collector to ]. F. Busto,
who had also received instructions
from Governor Sholtz to begin ac-
ton as soon as court convened.
Presented To Judge
Immediately informations were
prepared and yesterday presented
to the judge. In quite a number of
instances the delinquents failed to
appear. Those who answered to
the call were as follows:
Newell Thompson had his license
but had purchased it after a capias
had been served. He was given
until July "a to pay the costs of
prosecution.
Laureano Moreno has license
under the same coiitli-i
tons and was given the same
leniency.
Rogelio Cabrera was allowed
until the same date to procure IL
cense and pay the costs.
A. Rivero and San Carlos Book
Store, produced licenses that were
purchased after papers had been
served. They We're allowed until
July "a to pay costs.
Jose Pla has no license nor
money with which to procure one,
he advised the court. He told his
story through an interpreter,
Rogelio Gomez, and said that he
was barely making sufficient to
feed his family.
Judge Cites Law
Judge Harris advised that the
law was mandatory and must be
obeyed. 1t will be necessary for
Pla to have his license and the
money to pay the costs of prose
cution by July "a.
The case of Joseph Roberts,
charged with desertion of his
family, was called. Judge Harris
explained that he had learned
from reliable sources that Roberts
is making every effort to provide
for his family and the matter will
be held in allegiance.
Harold Albury. charged with
non-support. will be tried when
court opens on July %. j. F.
Busto announced that he was re-
tanned by Mr.. Albury and asked
that he be disqualified. The court
granted his plea and appointed
State Attorney John G. Sawyer to
the case.
The following jurors were drawn
from the box. the venire being re-
turnable on July "a: F. F. Hoff-
man, Raymond Johnson, ]. w. Hat
trick. James III. Adams. James H.
Carey. J. M. Curry. VIM. r. Arch
er, Felipe Marrero. Flores Castillo.
James A. Keaton. Ellis Archer,
Vincent A, Archer George F, Arch
err, Elamo Hernandez, T. II. Bor-
den. Charles c. Curtis. Leon A.
Curry, VIM. II. FELTON,.
Judge Harris announced that
court will recess for two weeks.
Important business matters requir-
ing his attention this week and
next week. County Solicitor j, r.
Busto viii SO to Miami to attend
court.
=a--a@--s-4-s---a----zsa@~
WINS AETNT pIpE
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Good Boy" Says Mother

Good Boy" Says Mother
His mother, Mrs. w. F. Floyd,
who lives near Sallisaw, asserted
Charlie was "a good boy" who got
into bad company.
Pretty Boys" wife, Ruby,
rs. says there never was "a more
dutiful husband" than hers. and
that no boy ever had "a more af-
fectionate father" than their son,
Jackie, now 8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
BOMB EXPLODES
NHAVANA TODAY
HAPPENS IN FRONT OF AMER.
IcAN CLUB, PORTER
WOUNDED IN LEG
nny AssarIatel rre.al

HAVANA, July IL.
"A bomb burst today
in front of the American
Club, breaking windows
and damaging the front
Of the building.
A porter was wound
ed in the leg as q result
OF the explosion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
WILLS AUNT PIPE

ST. L0uIS.---James O'nonovan
Of this city willed to his aunt a
pipe which she had maay times
seoltled him for using.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-11
PRESCRIPTIONS

You are sare Of QUICK SER
VICE when you eriag your pre-
ssriptiona 20 us. Two eradicate
Registered PhaFmasists always
On duty
Gardner's Pharmacy
Phens i77 Free Delivery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-09
|HENNESSEY LEGAL
 LIGHTS SET FOR DATE WITH SCRIBES
Reporters and Lawyers to Play Baseball Friday at WaterviIIe

Manager Bill Hennessey of the Lawyers nine and Chick Kelley, helmsman of the Reporters outfit got together last evening for final arrangements for Friday nights battle on the Waterville Park dia- mond. It was unanimously agreed that Hank Gagain, Waterville' s most prominent baseballer, with the exception of Johnny Moore, would umpire the game that starts at 6 D. m.
 Warning 'Em Up.
 Bill Hennessey is having secret practice sessions in an attempt to get a line on the ability of the numerous candidates for the at- as to his official lineup for Fridays game but expects to make the release tomorrow. Among the prominent candidates for positions are Jeff Upson, former Yale back stop, Mike Galullo, Billie Keavney, Dartmouth twirler; Grey and Wal ter Lynch, Yale stars of ''yester- day." Joe Cipriano, Marty Parker, Johnny Whelan, John McLinden. Captain Ted Carmody, Yale Matz- kin, Clarence Balanda, Bill Fitz- gerald, Maurice Healey, Frank Healey and several others whom Manager Hennessey is keeping un- der wraps for the game. Manager Kelley said in a press interview today that he will stick to the regular lineup for the Scribes, even though they failed to win a game of eight played last year.