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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17

CASTOR Means $4,000 S0vnde of Mrs. Mclean Is Recalled

THE LindberKh case" said Justice
James VI. Proctor. brought out all the
best in the hearts Of men. but also gave
the opportunity 10 some TO display the
wickedness Of human nature" The
Justice. holding court in Washington,
delivered his bomily at conclusion Of
the trial Of CASTOR b. Means. who
swindIed Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean out
Of 100000 on the pretenSe he could de-
liver the LindberRh child to his parents.
The following dispatch. sixth in the
Sidney b. WhippIe series. relates details
of the Means case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
EUZnouh
by
LH/
WESIBROOk

THE state of Florida seems determined not to
Il make the same mistake that converted Los
Angeles and the surrounding country into great
national poorhouse Gov. Dave Scholtz has decided
that transents attempting enter Florida this VIM
ter without visible means of support will be turned
back. Interstate immigration restrictions are some
thing new but the trick should be easy 70 do in
Florida. small staff of immigration officers sta
toned at commanding points along the state line
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
CANARY SHOW CLOSES
Three Ring Circus Is Feature at
Closing Session of State Group.

A canary three-ring circus, pre-
scented by Miss Lillian Hayes, Dun
reith, was the feature yesterday Of
the closing session Of the third an
nual show of the Pedigreed Canary
Club Of indianapolis and the Indi-
ana Cage Bird Association at the
SEVERN. More than 1000 persons
attended,.
Yesterdays program also in
eluded q lecture by DR.. Richard
Hall. New York City. aruithologist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
| COVER THE WORLD
By William Philip Simms

WASHINGTON withdrawal the
w Washington naval limitation treaty official notice of which
Thursday will of
powers according to Japanese
Accompanying Nppons abrogaton understands
public stating
ton her real aim and that fault Japan
if the other nations refused go along with her.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17

would be able to slit the travellers
and repel undesirables. 1t should be
understood, however, that in Florida,
visible means of support" does not
necessarily include pair of CAL
louSed hands and disposition to
work and earn. On the contrary,
Florida prefers soft hands and a
disposition to loaf and spend In
Florida, a rich wife is satisfactory
proof that subject is a desirable
immigrant. The character of a man
who is willing to sign on as the hus-
band of a rich wife in return for
cash bonus at the altar ana weekly
allowance stipulated in the contract
is not taken into consideration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17

VIIIo Dau pItCtutIlt nay ACCOUNT lot
many editorials on other subjects
which have appeared from time to
time in various papers. l am all for
legends and fairy stories and ancient
customs. A folk story is generally
true in spirit no matter how fantas-
tic its details. It is a sort of parable
built upon the accumulated wisdom
of the ages. But have a grievance
against the figure called Santa Claus.
Unlike most myths the tale of the
old gentleman and his reindeer glor-
ifies an untruth. It warps the minds
Of the very young with a most per-
nicious notion. To be sure the aver
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
DAILY WASHINGTON
MERRY
By DreaO Pearson and Robert S. Allen

VXTASHINGTON I7Snate Republican leaders briy
w burr all ready and waiting to be slipped under the New Deal
blanket the opportune secretly
agreed themselves throw their
demand for immediate payment of the bonus.
This only slightly than onethrd of the
close fight where counts
the bonusiteS the prize they so long have sought
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
BROlN

a LMOSP any day now The Sun will reprint the
letter from little girl about Santa Claus and
what the editor said in reply. sorry can't
member the names This annual tribute to Santa
Claus has always left me cold and grow more chilly
TO the piece the years roll In the first place
the little girl showed reasonable degree Of
skepticism. She was just about ready to throw off
the shackles Of old myth. The editor clamped
them again. He didn't tell her the truth Possibly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
Practical People, These FLoridans

T>HE great trouble with the working class or I'M
Il desirable immigrant in Florida is that he wants
to earn living off the community Florida frankly
prefers to live off her immigrants
The desirable immigrants always include num-
Der of professional gamblers. It is true that, in
sense the gambler lives off the community. But,
in Florida, he makes so much money that he nat
urally becomes a customer, himself. He pays rent.
buys groceries and fannels and also pays his dues
to the local statesmen.
And in the course of his business he keeps the
rich peoples money in circulation Therefore he is
more to be desired than carpenter digger with
dumb zeal for honest toll and, maybe, sick wife or
child who must have the Florida sun or die.
With one notable exception, the local statesmen of
Florida have always shown high regard for the
gambling man who pays his dues faithfully. The ex-
ception sheriff who refused to permit gambling
one winter He was firmly dealt with by the other
statesmen who removed him from Office on the grave
charge of diverting six cans of tomatoes from the
larder of the County Jail.
They will have no foolishness in public Office in
Florida.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
LEAGUE TO GIVE PLAY

Postponed Performance Will Be Pre-
scented at Manual High School.
The play, Charm Shop" which
the Indianapolis Walther League
was to have presented last Friday
night, will be given at 8:15 tomor-
row night at Manual Training High
School Auditorium. DR.. John E.
Potzger is directing the cast which
is headed by Louis Moehlman,
F'rieda Draeger, Alberta Stuck
meyer and Vernon Neubauer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17

TIMES have changed for Gov
i eminent agents.
During the prohibition era. q
few years ago. the shooting Of .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Esmona {Iatzan) Albury. while
Howard Gates. brand new bride.
groom. had e Sc home IS 3 ?. "a.
s. IS stated
peter Castrs kept things I've
Ii with bis usual chatter. It Is
claimed haE Re initiates : radio
Is perfection.
Waite Cigarette Willie WAS too
at4 4flan IL hefhel with any
lk.re .iss ST efforts also failed
$ aes pnnnv Roberts 10 do any
talking for soma reason o. other.
Two ~ Four Gopher claimed ac-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH PROGRAM
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
TREE 70 BE PART
OF ENTERTAINMENT FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
or INSTITUTION

The Sunday School 81 the First
Congregational Church win hold
its annual Christmas Tree and
program IN the church Christmas
night At $50 o'clock, It which
time the following numbers viii
be rendered:
Hymn. o Little Town OF Beth
Neutrality-suspicious..
scripture RssdIng-Rev. E. \.
wei wsIeome-Bstsy Bo.a.
ns s'as - =
Betty Les-Betty Rae Brady.
One One More DoIIy-BeysrIy Cur.
-
=, p..;..+;orz-ns.v,. Rathel
xnow somethine = FIovd
uoeffsr
cang NJ Christmas Cheer
pe6ars zreher
cen1 4 Tatfar-.Tohn Gibson.
- per,.ar. Ie.r johnson
- rll:. 20 wv,r = =
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49,, RI p;~ts Hrlo;s &C fsurrv
Jesus s4 mn na.'ag ssa THU Su.ss s;r,.
= 49, n : es41 r,.-a.,s - R s,.ss'
Christmas ss,. Day7 z.aos..,.,s,, p0Aa'
esn 49, mn. .,,.s
gnnssmas soy-nnay D.anl T.
"nze ehllss'l -. s@, D.
way eeas a'a $3.50 49, 90.
:. onrlssmss napplhez 0eDOs
os,rlnp m -,
Inc ne n 1s. - vac
als n1es 2. e'a~. ~ 60.
ons n Lasn'L I.as Go 1ss''s'
4 HAPPY Lea-saeA eul11s
Pm sorry-fvonne Stewart
Christmas beils-k1ye girls.
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CHURCH
TO GVEPROCRAM

There win be = Christmas pro-
gram given on Monday afternoon
5 o'clock BY Sunday school classes
Of Bethel A. n. E. Church.
4 pageant viii be put On with
: number Of songs and other fea-
lures to be included IN the pro-
gram
Those who win take part in the
program are Dorothy Fisher, Ger
aid Fisher, ]. Jackson, Resale
Cleare, Nathalie Ferguson, Josephs
Miekens, besides Others whose
names could rot be learned.
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shall Be sold q given b. any
liquor dealer f. any person under
the age Of twenty one years. nor
to any person who may be- IN
toxieated, nor to any person
known as habituaI drunkard.
Section 8. No liquor nor IN
toxicating beverages Of any kind
including wine, porter. ale, or
beer, shall be sold at any gaso-
line filling station or on the
premises adjoining or adjacent
thereto.
Section 9. No liquor nor other
Intoxicating beverages shall be
sold, delivered or given away at
the place of business Of any liquor
dealer during the hours from IL
midnight Of any day to s A. n.
Of the following day, neither shall
any such liquors. or other in
toxicating beverages be sold, de-
livered or given away during the
period from II midnight each and
every Saturday to 8 A. d. of the
Monday next following, nor shall
any such liquors OF other intoxi-l
eating beverages be sold, delivered
or given away on any day Of a
general or primary election or
any municipal election Of the City
of Key West, during the hours
when the polls are open.
Section 10. No liquor or other
intoxicating beverages shall be
sold within four hundred feet OF
any Church or School building.
Section IL. No liquor dealer
shall permit or allow on the build
ing within which or the premises
where he may conduct his business
as 3 liquor dealer any blind, cur
tain, swinging door, or other OBJ
struction of the bar Of such build
ing from which liquor and (or)
other intoxicating beverages are
sold and dispensed, neither shall
there be any door, window or
other opening into the room where
any such bar is located, except
such doors, windows, and OPEN
ings as may front on the street or
highway on which such building
faces or abuts.
Section II. Each days selling
of liquor or other intoxicating
beverages without having first
compiled with the proceeding see
tons of this ordinance shall be
deemed to constitute q separate
and distinct violation.
Section Ii. Any person or
persons, firms or members there
of. corporation or officer thereof
violating any of the provisions Of
this ordinance shall, upon eonvic-l
ton be punished by q fine of not
exceeding s250.O0 or by in1prisOn-
ment in the City jail not exceed
ing 60 days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment, in the discre-l
ton of the trial judge, and in adj
dition thereto, in the discretion
of the trial judge, any or all
licenses to engage in the business
OF liquor dealer issued to such
person, firm or corporation BY the
City of Key West, may be re-
voked.
Section IA. Any and all ordi-
nanees of the City of Key West
in conflict with the provisions of
this ordinance, are hereby re-
pealed. in so far as they may
conflict.
Passed, City Council on first
reading this 18th day of Decem-
Der. A. D. 1884.
Passed, City Council on second
reading this 18th day Of Deem
Der, A. D. 1884.
Passed, City Council third read
ing this 18th day Of December,
A. D. 1884.
A-.,..-1.-,,1 a.. H. -
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DEALERS N SPIRITuoUs,
YINoUS AND, OR N
T0XTCAT1NG LIQUORS
PROVIDING FOR THE PAY
MENT THEREOF, AND
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES
FOR DOING BUSINESS
WITHOUT FIRST OBTAIN
ING AND PAYING FOR
LICENSES.
BE 1T ORDAINED By THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KEY WEST:
Section /. That the term
sliquorn Is herein used shall be
construed to mean any and al
distilled spirits, brandy. whiskey,
rum, gin, cordialz or other similar
distilled alcoholic beverages, in
Gliding all dilutions and mixtures
Of one or more Of the foregoing
beverages.
The term awine1 shall be con-
strued to mean the products Of
alcoholic fermentation of the
juice Of fruit Of an alcoholic con-
tent not in excess Of twenty-four
per centum by volume.
- ~ ~
ana als snan De eonsssusa =
mean aacoaoaie ossslesss eonsaaA-
iag more shaA p PSI eshsnm =
aiee9os ns Wslsa
tas Term Dst = As1ssn Asse
assaA DsfeeAssausa " MEAN hs
epAssassE, sass1 = oshe s.'ss. 80
sAea 'er slhslessQ Al.4ss tL0m Naash
or NPess liquors ana toEl eshsr
la.eNeahAg beverages are sesu'
% e tern lasesk oeAls =
nefean USED snall q construed y
mean any person. 1alM =. ev1-
pora.lon' ana eluos engaged z ne
Daslnsss p ueahns ss'n
h9uo.' ~nles any WI osns1
eonoale beverages
The term statesmen q nerelh
used snail De construed % mean
any person sollciung business
ana delivering Tor out o. Town
firms OF corporations IN the m
corporate city limits q eAe Oiss
OF hey west.
Secuon z. from ana alter tne
GATE Wnen TINS ordinance snan De-
come e11eetiFe, u snah Dc enla~-
fui Tor any person. urn OF cor
pofadon % engage ~, nlanase y
operate. or cause 70 De ope1a.eo'
tne business Of . hqaor oeaief,
WITHIN the corporate limits OF the
Glry OF Aey west, without Iifss
having paid Tor and procured
license from the Clty OF hey
West. as hereinafter provided
for.
At the time OF applying for
such licenses. the person applying
for the same shall enter IN q book
70 be kept by the Clty OF hey
West for that purpose, the name
OF the applicant and where his
business as liquor dealer Is to
be located, and, II the applicant
be firm, the names of all such
firms. the names of all members
Of such firms. and If the applicant
be a corporation, the names of all
officers Of such corporation. Such
applicant shall also submit to the
City Clerk, in writing the names
Of three reputable professional or
business men of the City of Key
West, as references to his business
integrity and as to his past con-
duet. in general, as a citizen of
this community, and no such
license shall be granted unless
authorized by the City Council.
Section 3. The license fee for
, liquor dealer shall be $4,000
per annum, payable at the time of
thesissuaHee Of the licenses as
hereinhefore provided for. Al
licenses shah expire on the 3pfh
day Of September in each and
every year. eer m
Section 4. No person, firm, or
corporation shall be permitted m
der the authority OF any one
license to conduct the business OF
liquor dealer IN any other location
than stated as his place OF bust
ness as provided for IN said Para
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Aquilino Lopez, proprietor Of
Delmonico Restaurant. who was IN
Miami for a few days on business,
returned over the East Coast yes
serday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Mrs r A. Kish, and Two chill
dren. arrived yesterday from Mi
ami 70 be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Pindsr over the holi-
days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Ben crizwell. director of FERA
activities II Tampa. left By plane
yesterday after spending two days
u Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22
BIG REDUCTIONS
ON WINTER COATS

Coats that were values at
their low regular prices viii be
offered at greater reductions
for today and Monday. These
are our newest Coats and are
noted for their beauty. styling.
quality Of fabric and good
workmanship.
Complete size range.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Arr. James A. Cain and chill
asen. William Anslin and James
Hnh<fl. arrived this week from
Orlando e spend the winter with
r moiher. Mrs. William b.
Xf6at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

4# Feensf and niece
af Mm yesterday 80 re-
aeef I1e CIR INES season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Miss Francis CochFkn, daukh-
ter Of Dir. and hrs. Morris Coeh-
ran left yesterday to spend the
holidays IN Miami.
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Speed And Comfort
Have Marked Years
transportation Advances

(COntinued From Page one1
from driver-fatigue. as well Is
streamlining for speed and fuel
saving. featured the private motor
car developments Of the year.
The government launched 3
drive to stimulate the mass pro-
dpction BY the aviation industry
81 snail. lov-priced planes whose
chief characteristics wQuld ~
safety and ease of opersEion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Miss Teresa Falk, student at
Florida State College for Women,
came in over the East Coast yes
terday to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Falk.
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Mayor.

Mayor.
Attest:
WALLACE PINDER.
City Clerk
LEO h. WARREN.
President City Council.
This ordinance becomes q law
without the signature of the
Mayor. dec22-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Leonard Warren student at the
CoIless fof The Bind st st. Aug
Qstine. arrived yesterday 20 spend
the holidays with his mother and
other relatires.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Miss Marguerite Page. daughter
Of Mrs. Annie Page, left yester-
day afternoon to spend the Christ
mas holidays with school friends
At New Smyrna.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Ed Albury. Mra. Mitchell was for
msylz Miss sadael .Albury., IF Key
Nesbn = - .s...-.... = .....-.....
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Qr. 3. G. Pintado left yesterday
aIerpoo9. for Homes ksad, accom-
snzink bis daughter, Ella. = who if
Ni spend the holidays With her
sister nits Rash. The Doctor Kks
10 return At drc1 bHF7 Eak-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

State Senator Arthur Gomez,
Who was away from the city for
few days on business, returned
on the Havana Special yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Rev. D. t. Sullivan, S. J.. rec
tor Of Gesu Catholic church in
Miami. arrived yesterday for a
visit as guest of Rev. James
Reagan. S. J., Of st. Mary's Star
Of the Sea Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22
ORDINANCE NO. SOS.
COUNCIL SERIES


COUNCIL SERIES
An ORDINANCE or THE
CITY or KEY WEST. M
POSING LICENSES ON
DEALERS N SPIRITu0Us,
vINoUS AND, OR N
T0XICAT1NG LIQUORS
PROVIDING FOR THE PAY
MENT THEREOF. AND
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES
FOR DOING BUSINESS
WITHOUT FIRST OBTAIN
ING AND PAYING FOR
LICENSES.
BE IT ORDAINED By THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY or KEY WEST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-22

Dumont HuddIeston, teacher of
science at the Key West High
School, and Mrs. Huddleston, left
on the S. S. Florida yesterday
afternoon for a short vacation in
Havana.
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SOW 60 on WIN THE STORY
INsTALLNTENT E~IGHTY-FOUR
lCnntlnuedI

lNSIALLMENT EIGHII-fOOE
Continued
Ssrvent. slr-name O. Jerry
Tucker. late Bo'sun. Bully-saVyer,
seveutv-four. come aboard With de-
spstches from his Honor Capn
CHUNKY and my Lady Cleone Mere
d.,h. To see Mr.. Barnabas Bever-
Iev. esquire. To give these here dis
patches into Mr.. Beverley Esqures
own and. Thcms my orders, sir.
Certainly. Bo'sun said Pe,erby;
and. 20 the Gentleman-in-PoWer, his
bow was impressive. pray step this
way.
81 the Bo'sun, treading as softly
rs his wooden leg would allow.
Ftumped after him upstairs and
along a thickly carpeted corridor, TO
a certain Curtained door upon which
Pcterby gently knocked, and there
after opening, mOtiOned the BoSun
10 enter.
Il was a small and equisitely fur
uishcd. vet comfortable room, whose
luxurious appointments-the rich
hangmgs. the rugs upon the floor,
the pictures adjoining the walls
one and all bore evidence TO the
rare taste. the fine judgment Of this
one-time p0acher of rabbits, this
umet-voiced man with the quick.
bright eyes. and the subtly humor-
Ous mouth.
But. Just now. John Peterby was
utterly serious as he glanced across
TO where. bowed down across the
wrltiur-table. his head pillOWed
upon his arms. his whole attitude
one Of weary. hopeless detection, sat
Barnabas Beverley, esquire. A pen
was IN his lax fingers. while upon
the table and httering the floor were
many sheets Of paper, some half
covered with close writing, some
Crumpled and torn. some again
bearing little more than a name;
but in each and every case the
name was always the same.
Thus. John Peterby. seeing this
dropping. youthful figure, sighed and
shook his head. and went out
closing the door behind hun.
us that sou. John?' inquired
Barnabas. with bowed head.
No. sir. aXing your pardon, It be
only me. Jerry Tucker, Bo'sun-
Bully-Sawyer. Seventy"
~Bo'sunl" With the word Barna-
has was upon his feet. Why
Bo'sun." ne cried. wringing the
sailors hand, how glad I am &c
see youl"
Mr.. Beverley. sir" began the
Bo'sun. rcd-faced and difhdent by
reason Of the warmth of his recep-
ton. i've come aboard with des-
patches. sir. I bring YOU a letter
from his honor the capn. from 'eI
grace the duchess. and from Lady
Cleone. God bless herr
A LETTER from-her!' Then
~ taking the letters in hands
that were strangely unsteady. Bar
nabas crossed to the window. and
breaking the seal Of a certain one
read this:
Dear Mr.. Barnabas (the 'Bever-
ley crossed OuO-Her grace. my dear
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He drew his dagger-like sword. He cried, Let
me wipe out the affront he has put upon my be-
loved ruler" Nemone had flushed angrily at Tar
zan's words, but she did not lose control Of herself.
"Sheathe your sword, Tomos," she commanded
icily.
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TO Be Continued
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"Nemone is competent to decioe when she is
afronted and what steps to take" she said. The
fellow is indeed impairment, but it was Tomos he
%afronted and not Nemone. However, his temerity
shall not go unpublished. Who is the other?"
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YOURS, dear sir,

p. S-The Bo'sun assures me the
moon will last another week"
This postscript Master Barnabas
must needs read three times over,
and then, quick and furtive, press
the letter TO his lips ere he thrust
il into his bosom, and opened and
read the captains:
The Gables,