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Smyrna times., 1933-02-01
SHIFT OF
STATE FUNDS
Bill Sought in House to Trans
fer School Money to Balance
Budget Submitted
NEED ADDED REVENUE

To insure the balancing of the
budget, 50 far as the general fund
is concerned and to maintain the
credit OF this State without in
creasing the tax burden Of the
citizens, two bills were introduced
in the House Friday afternoon by
Representative Harry 3. Van Sew
er, of Wilmington. One provides
for the transfer of S80O,O0O a year
or 81 100000 for the next biennium
from the franchise tax receipts.
which usually go to the school
fund. The other provides that all
the moneys received by the State
Treasurer from the estate tax be
deposited in the general fund. This
transfer, if the bills are enacted in
to laws, would become effective
July l of this year. It will be nee
essary to enact these bills into laws
before the appropriation bill can be
approved. These measures viii ad-
just certain inequalities in the fis-
cal affairs of the State, as pointed
out by Governor c. Douglass Buck
in his message to the General As
SennhlV
Smyrna times., 1933-02-01
Gets 22 skunks in 8 Trees in Da.

Gets 2Z SlkunkS IN s Trees IN Day
What is believed to be a record
catch Of skunks in Kent county,
Nd, in one day was made recently
by William Shraver, a trapper near
Rock Hall, who caught ten of the
odoriferous animals in the hollow
Of one tree, seven in another, and
five in a third tree while hunting
near his home. The trapper skin
ned the skunks and hung their
pelts in his yard on clothes line to
cure, presenting a novel sight to
autoists passing On the state road
bordering on his home. The price
Of the pelts ranges from twenty
five to 20 cents each, according to
the color and condition.
Smyrna times., 1933-02-01
CITED Need of Added Revenue

He pointed out that the general
fund would require additional reve-
nue. if the budget is to balance.
Based on recommendations of ex-
penditures of 81, 260,027.5S for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1884
and S2,3s4 ,O10.O8 for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1885," the Cover
nor said, "the estimated revenue
for the general fund as reported by
the several State collecting agenc-
les some three months ago will fall
short by 81, ,225, ,599.11 of balancing
the budget for the next biennium.
II all requests made of the budget
directors had been allowed the de-
felt at the close of the fiscal year
of 1934-35 would be SO, ,281, ,045.57 .
He then recommended that at least
SSOO,OO0 of the schol fund revenue
be diverted to the general fund and
that the estate tax be deposited to
the general fund.
Smyrna times., 1933-02-01
Creating 4 Nation

Individualities may form COM
munities, but it is institutions
alone that create a nation. Dis
raeli.
Smyrna times., 1933-02-01
{ MISSING
T" Ratter Ship
pg in Storm
IS N SEARCH

ID a " oman were sI,fs res
aan two barges drift
nnt to sea, and two
ssrge with crews
ni.sing and an un-
s.tish tanker anchored
ne delaware Break
|. distress Saturday as
nd winds continued TO
20 off the Atlantic
y IGuard vessels from
.long the coast were
|. ,ess aided by planes
= tbe Norfolk base in
!, rescue the crews of
= ,sips. The vessels un-
..r,dav were: the tug
H. with a crew aboard;
dpF Martin; and the
,tssia, with a crew OF
| lizard. The six rescued
n M from the barges
shaw and Maurice +.
mich had been in tow
D. Shaw, by the
r,rslk Of the Eastern
.rires. bound frcm Rich
New York. They were
miles south Of ASA
rng distress signals.
u first drew alongside
4. shaw and took off two
| he woman. Learning
\ survivors, that the other
4, in the vicinity, the
Ia around until the
Of that craft were
N took the crew of three
| ae barges were also
II planes and lifeboats
rhsd from Coast Guard
Assateabue, Metomkin
] lTachaprague, Va. The
| hnd the Murice Shaw
king with its decks
|ntly after the crew had
|ned. The barge was
as schooner Charles M.
! N feet long, built at
city, Nd, in 1917. Ma
e show its owner to be
| Shaw, Of Philadelphia.
| st for the Anastasia be-
| 4 heavy cargo. It was
Captain Robert Ro-
| izne sent out from Cape
iiter distress signals
EEsiVsi from the British
gifted the ship late Sat
Esn0On. The tug Satoco,
|zaae Towing Company,
|ENarcus Hok early Wed
Eth The barge Pure Nj
|tE was separated in the
H swept the Atlantic
'-sslay nlgnt and was
| nchOr in the breakwat-
as storm subsidized. On
\ dtsrnoon the tug went
F of the barge and found
af Delaware Capes. The
passed through the
P m. Friday afternoon
|Arge flying two black
fvlng an unmanageable
Smyrna times., 1933-02-01
WEDDING AT HARRINGTON
Miss Gladys l.. Hurd, FELTON,, WEEDS
III. w. Hawkins of Townsend

Miss Gladys L. Hurd, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Hurd of
FELTON, and HAZEL w. Hawkins,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hawk
ins Of Townsend, were married ct
the Methodist parsonage at Har-
rington. on Saturday evening, jan
uary 21, by the Rev. 2. II. Collins.
Miss Laura Clarkson Of Harring-
ton was maid Of honor and Rich
ard Boys Of Townsend was best
man. After a short wedding trip
the couple win live at Townsend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
NEXT MEETING TO BE
HELD IN GENEVA

LONDON, July 25.-The
next meeting 81 the economic
conference after adjourn
ment Thursday will be in
Geneva in late September,
according to a program
drawn up today.
On Thursday the steering
committee will be instructed,
however, to reconvene the
conference whenever there is
likelihood of discussions pro-
ducing results.
Plans for continuing work
of the parley were completed
and submitted to the steer
ing committee late today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
HOPES HELD OUT
FOR RETURN OF
KIDNAPPED YOUTH
o'coNNELL FAMILY EXPECT.
ING BREAK" ALTHOUGH
HEAD OF DETECTIVES IS
RATHER GLOOMY
tny Associated T.reSsI

The family of kidnapped John
O'Conne1l, Junior, were represent
ed as expecting a break" today
in q deal for the youths return.
In the meanwhile, Captain Rich
ard Oliver, commanding New York
detectives, who is working on the
case, expressed an opinion that the
kidnapers are of the killer type.
O'Connell has been held captive
for 10 days.
Investigation Of the kidnapping
of Charles Urschel, oil millionaire
of Oklahoma City, was at stand
stiIl today as the family called off
law forces in an effort to en-
courage the abductors to eommun-
icate their price for UrschePs safe
release.
Through the press, Mrs. Urschel
said she was not interested in the
kidnaper's prosecution, but "only
in the safe return of my husband"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
DIVORCE ACTION
OF DAVID HUTTON
ACITATES AIMEE
SAYS SHE STILL LOVES HuS-I
BAND, AND CLAIMS MATTER
HAS BEEN TREMENDOUS
SHOCK TO HER

NORFOLK. July 25.--Aimee
SempIe Mcpherson, Los Angeles
evangelist, returned to America
today. protesting she still loved
her husband, David Hutton. more
than anything in the world"
Asked about his recent action
instituting divorce proceedings, she
said, ''oh, | can't believe it. OF
course | am still in love with him.
Ii is all so hasty | don't know what
to say. His last word was he
was counting the hours until | re-
turned. II has been tremen-
sious shock"
The City Of Havre. the ship on
VI hich she returned. remained in
Norfolk part Of the day and viii
continue 90 Baltimore. where
aimee IL expected 10 disembark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
NEGRO CHARGED
WITH V0OD0OISM
LODGED in JAIL
WILLIE SAUNDERS ARRAIGN-
ED IN COURT OF RoGELIo
GOMEZ, JUSTICE OF PEACE,
THIS MORNING

Willie Saunders, colored, was
araigned in court of Rogelio
Gomez this morning. charged with
threatening to strike his wife with
b flat iron and practicing voodoo-
ism on her.
The negro, it was shown. at first
intended to use the flat iron as a
persuader, but changed his mind
and began his incantations and
preparations according to the cult
of "Obeah."
He assembled a number of
queer. odd, curious and messy
things and placed the nauseous ar
ray among the clothing of his
spouse.
Discovering the awe inspiring
fetiches of obiism among her cloth
ing, aud imagining the terrible eff
fleets of this act of sorcery, the
woman decided to have the case
brought into court for decision.
Judge Gomez decided that Saun-
ders needed a certain amount of
restriction and demanded peace
bond Of $25 in default of which
the defendant was sent to Jail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
ANOTHER PAY DAY
FOR RELIEF UNIT
WORKERS WILL RECEIVE
MONEY TOMORROW AT
CITY HALL BLDG.

Following the procedure estah-
lished last week the pay office of
the Emergency Relief Council viii
be transferred from the building
on Dual street to the city hall
during the period of distribution
tomorrow morning.
This action will be continued In
the future because of the number
of complaints received by council
ms 20 the necessity Of pedestrians
being forced 20 step from the side
walk during the time employees are
receiving their checks.
The pay il now placed in indI-
vidaal envelopes and the dtstrihss-
tlon Is materially FASTENED. There
viii be approximately S1ao paid
out tomorrow rs the end al the
week 81 500 uili lee aisburseyl 8.
Mas laarne3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
GUARD
DRILLS TONIGHT
AT FORT TAYLOR
ONLY RANGE SECTION TO BE
ACTIVE IN MANEUvERS TO
BE CARRIED ON AT Gov
EMINENT RESERVATION

Through the courtesy of Major
w. w. Rhein, U. S. A., command
ing officer at the barracks, Bat
terry "E" will drill tonight at Fort
Taylor.
Last week the entire battery
participated in the drill. Tonight
only the range section will be ac-
tive in the drill which will be on
a more extensive scale than last
week.
A boat has been secured for the
maneuvers and will sail along the
course in Hawks Channel while
the tracking will be done by search
lights and the plotting and mag
mary firing thus be carried out
with accuracy.
Last week a number of defects
were discovered in the lines of
communication. These have all
been corrected and it is expected
that the drill tonight will be
complete success.
Members who are to attend the
drill tonight are expected to be at
the armory promptly at 1880
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
WILCOX, SHOLTZ
PLAN VISIT HERE
OFFICIALS FIGURE COMING
TO KEY WEST WITHIN
NEXT THREE WEEKS

Congressman J. Mark Wilcox is
expected to be in Key West with
in the next three weeks. provided
he can get away from business
cares long enough to make the
trip.
This intention he writes TO
friends here expressing desire 20
come for the purpose of spending
a few days during the encampmsnt
Of the 2ssth Regiment. c. A., Flor
ida National Guard. which is to be
held from August 8 To August 20.
Governor Dave Sholtz has also
signif1ed his intention Of being in
Key West for brief time and is
expected 10 be here at the same
time Congressman Wilcox viii
visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
Roosevelt Exceedingly Pleased
Over Responses To Summons
h Wage Raising, Shorter Hours
Almost Three Thousand
Pledges OF Support
Reach Desks In Execu-
tive Offices

thy Associated PreSsl
WASHINGTON, July Is.
President Roosevelt was
represented at the White
House today as being ex-
ceedingly encouraged by
the immediate response to
his summons for employers
to raise wages and shorten
working hours.
Even before midmorning
almost 5000 pledges of sup
port for his course were
stacked on the desks in the
executive offices.
More arrived at the re-
covery administration office.
Hugh Johnson, chief there.
and aides, sped duties of
proposed wase-work agree
ments for q variety of speci-
fic industries.
All communications were
10 be brought together for
Of those enIistins N the exn
paign.
The lists, the president
said last night, are to be
posted in postofficcs for pub
lie scrutiny.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
KEY WEST PARTY
ENJOYS FISHING
BUT GET SEASICK
ANGLING WAS GOOD BUT
LAND ON SAND KEY SEEM.
ED TO BE MORE ATTRAc.
TIVE ALL OF A SUDDEN

when out In a boat and attack
ed by seRsickneSs get quickly to
the nearest land and in short
time you viii be restored to nor
mai physical and mental condition.
Sand Key is now the popular
place for those suffering from NAL
de mer. and its proximity proved
q boon to a party Of folks who
we're seeking sport yesterday,
while out on the yacht Anne.
Fishing was pretty good aud the
big fellows had Just started biting
uhen the first indication of unset
lied conditions became apparent.
one member had bite but before
Ne could pull in his line he was at
tackled BY an inward appeal and
Was forced 20 release his line and
gee busy releasing other things.
soon others of the party were
suffering in the same way and to
relipve the pain and ease the
strain Il was decided 20 80 10 Sand
Key. There the sufferers partly
rerup~rated before the return d
Kew West was started.
In the party were BENJAMIN
SAWYER. owner Of the yacht: Ar
shnr Nulberg. Victor Malherg
Maxie Markovitx. James Pinder
Rex shaw. Abelardo Lopez, JT.
John I.oper. Willard Russell Otto
krrkheiner and Louis Wilson,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
BIG SUPPLY OF
CLOTHING TO BE
GIVEN TO NEEDY
RED CROSS CHAPTER TO con-.
DUCT MEETING TOMORROW
TO DECIDE ON METHOD OF
DISTRIBUTION

Blankets. comfortcra, stockings.
socks, underwear. pants. sweaters.
overalls and other articles Of cloth
ing which we're sent through Ma
tional Red Gross headquarters %
the local chapter. arc now arrang.
ed and ready for distribution.
An extensive series Of shelves
built especially to hold the assort-
ments a. the lighthouse depart
nent offices now contain the ar
tieIes. Distribution Of the aP-
parel viii be made rs soon as plans
have been developed.
To this end the ehapseF vii hold
a meeting III the lighthouse offices
10 o'eIoek tomorrow morning At
which time II wili he definitely de-
vided whtn. how and vhsrs fhs
distribution will BE- made.
The Citizen will announce SO
method to be pursued and vii
carry sse necessary Information
for shs guidance ~ those wh0 lil-
tend making application.
There IL alsa = quantltg af nas
serial for making dresses ana
pshsr wssfiBg apparel Whether
on not this viii he made into gaFs
msnts ia aliutmsnts will also hs
DECIDED
Another naafteT 20 BE- dtss8ss*a
viii be sne coming asasal uasns9ar
hip drive, and Il Ia expected taaf
svery usnhes 81 fhs shapssF u
attend fna sNe sfrg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
No Agreement Reached As
Yet AT London Meeting On
Wheat Restriction Issue
American Delegation Be-
Iieve Way VIII Be
Found To Meet Necesc
sary Requirements

LONDON, July 25.-Ne-
gotiations for a wheat re-
striction agreement hung in
the balance today with the
American representatives
believing some way of adapt
ing a scheme to requirements
of each country could be
found.
At a joint meeting of dele
gates from wheat-importing
and exporting countries to-
day, both French and Ital-
ian representatives were de-
scribed as Of much more of
a favorable frame of mind
than previously.
Germany, while unable to
reduce tariffs, indicated a
willingness not to increase
acreage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
FRED Pine WILL
PROSECUTE CASE
In LOCAL COURT
SOLICITOR FROM DADE coUN.
TY WILL ACT IN PLACE OF
y. F. BUsTo, WHO WAS DIS.
QUALIFIED IN TRIAL

Fred Pine. county solicitor from
Dade county and his assistant, j.
Walter Kehoe, win prosecute the
case of the state against Tito
Boza, charged with statutory Of
tense.
At the solicitation of ]. F.
Busto, Monroe county solicitor.
Judge J. vining Harris made the
announcement in criminal court
this morning when Mr.. Busto stat
ed that he had acted in behalf of
a close relative of the accused and
felt he should be disqualified.
The case was set for Thursday
morning when Attorney Pine stat
ed to the court he was entirely un-
familiar with the case and would
ask the court to grant him time to
investigate the evidence in the
matter and examine witnesses.
Attorney for the defense, VIII
liam v. Albury. expressed his sat
isfaction with the action of the
court and believed he will be ready
for the trial by Thursday.
A number of eases of delin-
quent occupational licenses were
disposed of. Judge Harris an
-rrurs -wvrv such as TO a'assis- !. .,as-
imposition of prompt payments a.
costs Of court in the cases as were
demanded. He decided to allow
the delinquents to pay in install
ments. provided full and complete
liquidation was made by the next
term of court. =.
A recess was then ordered until
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
FIVE THOUSAND
FILM employees
lIIT IN STRIKE
THEIR SPOKESMAN CLAIMS
BECAUSE NoN-UNIoN MEN
HIRED by MOVIE iPRoOU-
GERS

ans Assoclated Press.


HOLLYWOOD, July 25.-Mo-
ton picture studios endeavored
TO maintain production of canned
today as five
thousand more technicians struck.
Union workers who help 60
make eelluloid romanees left their
jobs, their spokesmen said, because
studios yesterday hired non-union
men to replace 6e5 sound teehni-
clans, who struck Saturday.
Producers attributed the trouble
solely TO an argument Between
two unions ~ to which had iuris-
dietion over the sound men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
Baby Member OF Jesse James Gang
Awaits Runaway Son At Trails End

DENVER, July 25.-Alexander
Adair. 83, whose life story reads
like a combination of all the lurid
"wild west fiction ever written
rand The Lives of the Saints, is in
il hospital here, hoping death will
delay it's arrival until he can see
once more the son who left many
years ago.
Once Adair was the "baby men,
Der" of the notorious Jesse James
outlaw band after he had run
away from home at the age of IL
and had encountered a brother.
Mortimer, who joined the James
boys when he ran away.
West Lured Him
Perhaps it was the stories about
the west. heard from the lips of
their father, Judge Alexander
Adair. a pioneer jurist. that led
both the boys to leave home.
Young Alex participated in the
Muncie. Ind, train robbery with
Jesse James and later was arrest
ed in Kansas City as jewel rob-
Der. Before his arrest, Alex was
a female impersonator in a thea
trical troupe; mule skinner; a
stagecoach driver and pony ex-
press rider.
His cheek still bears the mark
of one episode in his eventful ca
reer--a fight with a bully of the
st. Louis levees. who hurled
beer faucet at him because he
didn't like Alexis stage perform
ance.
When he got out of prison, aft
er being convicted in Kansas City.
Adair went to Emporia, Kan, to
join his brother, Mortimer Adair,
who had become a grocer.
Converted, But Slips Again
At a Salvation Army meeting
in Emporia, Alex became convert
ed to life of righteousness. But
several times. he recollects, he fell
from grace. When he first came
to Denver he became a narcotic
user and had a difficult time
the habit.
When he did, he decided to
open a mission and try to lead
others back to the narrow path.
Irts-s a-tvv.--e.sv'
helpers and they had a son. He
named the boy Jesse, after the
leader of the James band.
The boy ran away from home
many years ago-as his father
had before him-and the last Alex
heard of his son he was a peace
officer in Kansas. He can't re-
member what town.
Longs For Runaway Son
Of the dozens of persons who
file through his hospital. room
every day to try to cheer the man.
whose kindness and charity help
ed many of them to regain self
respect, none can give the solace
Adair Graves.
He wants to see his son.
But as he waited, the infirmi-
ties of old age and a stroke suf-
fered recently were drawing Alex
ander Adair's colorful life to the
end of the trail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
u. S. SENATOR'S
DAUGHTER WEEDS
TO MARRY WooDRiNC. FOR.
mER GOVERNOR AND
ASST. SEC. or WAR

nv Associates s'rs&st
FITCHBURG. Mas.aeha-
sets. JuIy 7s,--ssny psrseas
hlsh in tbs souasils 81 chs na.
ton gash~vad 81 th@ hesns 81
uwfs~A States 3snstsS Marsas
A. CosIidgs today fer ths
~.adinw 81 BE dasshsss.
usiea. ssa iiarvy Hiass
weedriaa. first assistant sss-
r.ssry ~ wsr ..4 ssrmss ger
sano~ 90 Kamsms.
Aassmdaat. insisdsA Ja@sa
psa~evsls. eldest sea Fl sAs
pressAemt.
seaaass CaslsAw- gave has
ganrhasv in m@xvs&Es.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
SAN JUAN MAKES
READY FOR STORM

SAN JUAN, July 25.~-~A storm
warning impelled Governor Gore
TODAY to order ali construction en-
ployex Of the department OF the
interior 90 he prepared for pos
'sible emergency.
/. The storm is expected here to-
rsuuVwnvv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
TROPICAL STORM
NEAR GUADALUPE
EXPECTED AT SAN JUAN TO-
MORROW; PREPARA-
TONS MADE

WASHINGTON. July 25.--The
weather bureau today issued q
storm warning saying that trop-
ical disturbance. apparently OF
slight intensity. conferred near the
island Of Guadsloupe. West Indies.
II Is moving westward or north
westward
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
LET DICE REST

BROOKLYN --- Pleading guilty
81 charges Of iisesylerly conduct,
Iti youthful crap shooters promised
Magistrate Bernard i.axteke % this
Getty ira: they would 60 20 church
Tae following S1assaw aad Eswe thf
Sss u rgst.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25

man : hunt MrpANE 1 pacKARD
gangdom's moi sinister iIguf
THE MASK. Hssss the ruler o. :.
do1an iIlir;. ,i,s. feared. hated
and uragta,I stbe law or gang
ster codes.
The Mask sst down one 81
Hewit..s best fsnds. wounded the
author and thN laconicaliy advis-
ed Hewitt. Ia Ind his own busi-
ness. That ~ ed tbs beginning
of The Mask.1irss real battle
against an adykary ~ fearless m
himelf.
Hewitt foIRFed The Mask .
elusive trail Trough the haunts Of
criminals in Aw York 70 Iape
Forage lssornkapel IN the Cana
dian north wo4s. He hung ~ the
heck Of This ysdsrn robbsr-baron
like q tenaefoubull-tiag. gradually
huiIdiax the ITO that would strap
The Mask into penitensiaYy. Ard
inst rs shs al wss in ssgh',
Hswist fell ias1The Masks pawer,
caught in his aSH trap, faced TTssh
almost certain -snd erueG-sisash
The Hiddesi1ocr- n swiftIy.
moving. realiati story. told In Dir
PsekaFsi's hsst Feyir. IT. n uaor'
than = gHrrt fa 4 zssp~r ertmafnal
fs~essa IiewIst alta fssaaa Ger
fsss4sse Trenabia has yea'li igaFs
mere aishsst h~F n tha stary aas
running iii The stsE@ss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
STORM REPORT

WASHINGTON. y. G.. july -.
Advisory 1890 y. ma: Troplcai
disturbance apparently as ssagat
intensity ceasernd rear Island af
fsssasaetoup~, Ness inst8es. Hsgssng
Z. s.sssgarxs or westward
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
UNIQUE METHOD

SPOKANE, Wash. To pat his
nanae bescre every housewife RS
candidate for eaty rasnnat stonev.
Lew Hurtig AZ this city. had il
stamped or la.0n0 cgy-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
STOCKS
HIGHER TODAY
IN MARKETING
MANY|LEADING INDUSTRIALS
MovEp NARROWLY WITH
NUMEROUS sPEcIALTIES
SHOUING HIGHER PRICES

nv ftSSOetNteM lnrcSab
NEW Tory, July 25.-Stocks
were EsAer today. Many open
ing ADDE'S of sl.oo to $500
were sanced by profit-taking
sales, 81 the market later rose
again.
Graf prices at Chicago and
WinniIs lrallied and share Of
ferinss ere well absorbed. Wet
issues IRE again in the lead, and
rail stssks strengthened.
MaH leading industrials NOV.
ed naifowiy, although numerous
specialize slowed higher prices.
The rssponss sssde by the eoun-
cry !, Pr.sidsnt Re...v.ls'. sps,
-ss-~.z -
street . revive spiris. The dol
lar was i,wer in fof'ign sxehans'
Cotton moved indifferently, ane
silver futurss ~erea bit reaction
airy. Bend. ,wese steady to firm
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-25
ITALIAN FLEET
ON RETURN HOME
MASS FLIGHT WITH NEW
BRUNSWICK DESTINATION
STARTED


NEW YORK, July Is.
General Italo Balbo
led his 24-plane armada
into the air today on a
return mass flight to It
ally.
Today's destination Is
Shediac. New Bruins
wick. $50 miles from
here.
Their course lay along
the coastline.