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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21
BOB'S A VETERAN
IN THE SADDLE

IN THE SADDLE
When the kid" company was
on location at Tucson and Monu-
ment valley. the natives were loud
In their praise of an actor-espe-
cially a matinee idol-who could
really ride. But Taylor figures IL
they were issuing riders licenses.
he'd be eligible for a bale of 'em,
counting his hours on horseback.
He soloed when he was Z, when
he got his first horse. "She was
little black mare that ! named
Gypsy" Taylor recalled. My dad
brought her around TO the door
one morning and said. She's your
horse. son get on and ride
her He showed me how TO mount
and get off. how to start and stop,
and that was all.
Nothing would do but ! must
ride out TO see my grandmother
II miles away! Took me most of
the day to get there and boy, was
l sore! Yeah. ! ate my supper off
the mantelpiece; she made me stay
all night. too. But l never quit
riding after that.
And you know. when this Billy
the Kid thing came up. l suddenly
got to thinking about Gypsy. Won
dering what had happened to her
We had finally sold her to a man
who had couple of kids. who
lived just outside the little Ne
braska town where l was born
Then, after his youngsters had
outgrown her. they pensioned her
and turned her out TO pasture
That was the last l heard of her
"One night when we were over
at my mothers, said. Do those
folks who owned Gypsy have q
telephone p and mother said. Why
l suppose so. but it's midnight
there now. and you know they &C
to bed with the chickens
couldn't wait. though-called EN-
up and rousted 'em out of bed.
And they said. sure. Gypsy wa,
still alive. and fat as butter! Tn,
rascal must be nearly as old as
am, and I'm 80. But she's out II
their pasture right now-probabl,
like Ferdinand. just quietly smell
ing the flowers. Wish l could sc,
her again"
RIDES OWN HORSE
IN PICTURE
Maybe it's coincidence, bu
Lady. the 5-year-old horse Taylol
has today. is a duplicate of Gyps,
"a black mare with a white fore
head blaze. He's riding her. an,
using most OF his own tack, II
the Kid role. Says she handle
better than any of the movie
trained horses. too stays quie
when he wants her quiet and ism
AFRAID OF studio noises or lights
A number Of stars ride thei
own nags or rent them out 70
pictures. Leo Carfillo's Sui Sun
has collected 500 a week: "Bij
Boy" Williams rents polo ponies
and most of the horses in Flor
ian" belonged TO its producer
Winfield Sheehan.
George o'Brien has a couple o
csmera-wise steeds and Allei
Jones' Smokey" which he rod,
in The FREELY" proved such .
good actor that he might have Ia,
a horse-opera career Of his own
Shirley Temples Shetland pom,
made its debut in The Lttl,
Princess"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21
Santa Fe Trail"
AT Temple Today

New attraction slated for the
Temple theater is santa Fe
TRAIL which brings to flaming
life one of the most thrilling chap
tiers of American history. The pic
ture which opens today, co-stars
Enrol Flynn and Olivia de Havil-
land. and was directed by Michael
Curtiz 49, the same triple-threat
combination which made such all
time hits as THE Charge of the
Light Brigade" Dodge City" and
Robin Hood"
GREER CARSON STARS
Greer Carson is starred in
blossoms In the Dust"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21

IN TAI, Dark and HandsOllt'
And that's Why lovely Virginia
Gilmore. who heads the featured
cast with Cesar in the 10Th Cen
tury-Fox film coming today to the
Roxy theater. had to forgive him
for his over enthusiasm IN the
fadeout scene.
After all. a fellow who has
waited for six years and has pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21
LEONARD DIRECTS

Robert z. Leonard. director Of
The Great Ziegfield.- also d.
rected ''Ziegfield Girl"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21
Cesar Romero Finally Gets The Girl On The Roxy Screen 70da
Tall, Dark and Handsome"
Having Its Local Premiere
Lew Ayres. Lionel Barrymore. Robert
Young And Loroine Day In Other Film

That perennial love-story formula OF ooy meets CIR
ho, ges eir certainly never worked handsome Cesar
Romeros films He got the gir-but his luck changed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21

The story rates high among thos'
offered by the comedy maker
from the back country and vii
prove most acceptable to thos'
who enjoy this type of screen fare
BO6s Loyal!
Writer Faith Baldwin says
that Robert Taylor has q rare
gift Of loyalty. In spite Of his
great success he's still loyal 10
those he "knew when" And
that he'll always stick by his
friends.
Incidentally Bob's looking
for = name for the horse he
rides In BILLY the Kid" Got
ANY ideas we can pass along:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21

So much for Play Girl" in which
James Ellison. Mildred Coles. Nigel
Bruce. Margaret Hamilton and
Katharine Alexander all give excel
lent performances now for
tobacco Road"
You win 1--we long enough to
80 . psesi1eat other than
Franklan D. Roosevelt II you
expect 70 wttne~s . more fin
Md portrayal than that Of
GrApeWin In TIE role Of Jeeter
Lister. Hia w~rk 10 that Of =
master and. notwithstanding
~ fact that the production
beaves IN entirely different
TASTE m your mouth than did
IN stage play. You win depart
from the Music Box theater
csaviscsd that you have seen .
real motion picture.
] might even 70 20 far n to say
that In some respects at least. the
screen version makes for better
entertainment than did the stage
show. Quite naturally. the broader
scope of the screen makes itself
manifest In q mors forcefui pre-
sanitation Of the lives OF those
characters which made the stage
play the talk Of Broadway and
enabled II to establish an all-time
record for consecutive engage
nents.
Assisting Grapewin In the
Georgia share troopers story
are llarjsrie Rambcau. Gene
rierney. william Tracy. Dana
Andrew6 slim summerviiIe.
Ward Dsn1, Grant Mitchell
aad zeffie Tilbury. II was
produced BY Daryl Zanuck
Al IVES directed BY John
Ford.
With Tobacco Road" unqes-
tionsbly one of the years best
productions. and with PLAY Girl"
q first" feature In the second"
feature spot. you just can't lose. II
it's high class entertainment you
are seeking.
And Walt Disney gives ms a
few new ideas In aviation and
what ideas!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-21
Our Romantic Robert Rides
The RANCE and Loves II!

Stanwyck who's as horse-crazy as
he is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
Coroner's Jury To Conclude
Investigation In Strange
Murder Case This Afternoon

A coroner'S jury this afternoon
is expected to end its six weeks
investigation of the strangle muir
der of Mrs. Cecilia Thompson
Turks on the night of Feb. 8.
Faced with an utter blank as far
as possible suspect is concerned,
the jurymen probably will an
nounce their decision that the
blonde inmate of the Alice Reid
house on Howe street was killed
by person or persons unknown.
Peace Justice Enrique Es-
quinaldo, acting as coroner in the
case, said this morning there had
been nothing new in the report
sent here by FBI headquarters in
Washington after a study of the
evidence. Fingerprints were
found on some of the articles, but
none of them could be matched
with those of witnesses in the
case.
Mrs. Turks nude body was
found in her bed at the Alice Reid
house early on the morning of
Feb. 9. A silken Enlargement
had been twisted about her throat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
~. ~. 49, ~. ~. ~ ~. ~, -
CARPENTERS ARE
MEETING TODAY
TO CONFER WITH COMPANY
OFFICIALS ON CLOSED
SHOP AGREEMENT

Local carpenters. representa-
tiveS of w. p. Thurston Construc-
ton company and w. A Nc
AllSter. representative of the u.
S. Cancellation service under the
department of labor, are meeting
at the navy yard this afternoon to
discuss terms of a closed shop
agreement
Postponed from Saturday be-
cause McAlister was unable to be
in Key West at that time, the
meeting started this afternoon at
about o'clock.
Carpenters won the right to a
closed shop on the navy yard
housing project in an election
earlier in the month At present,
according to the union. about 10
non union, out-of-town carpen-
tiers are employed on the project
Terms Of a settlement will be-
worked out in the conference to-
day. but IT is understood the
carpenters vote makes the closed
shop mandatory. Non-union en-
ployes will be given an oppor-
tunity 10 join the organization If
they wish 10 retain their jobs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24

and fastened with bent tooth
brush.
After a four-day session, the
corOner's jurymen sent a bundle
of articles found in the woman's
room TO FBI headquarters in
Washington and took six weeks
recess.
Alice Reid, operator of the
house, has since been arrested on
a white slave charge and is in
county Jail awaiting trial in fed :
eral court in May.
Esquinaldo said this morning it
is unlikely any of the witnesses
will be called back for the hear
ing today. Marvin Griffin. hus-
band of the Reid woman and for
merly a co-operator of the estab-
lishment, was held for a short
time as material witness in the
Staying, but was released later.
Members of the jury, who will
meet at 5 o'clock at the county
court chambers, are Faustina
Rendueles, Rex Shaw, Theodore
Albury, Leroy Torres, Clifford
Watkins and Willard Gibson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
EDWARD CAHILL
BROUGHT HERE
DEFENDANT FACES CHARGE
OF CASTING WORTH
LESS CHECKS

Edward j. Cahill, returned
here from Miami yesterday to
face a charge of cashing two
worthless checks, will have a
preliminary hearing tomorrow
before Peace Justice Franklin
Arenberg.
Cahill, who was arrested in
Miami on another charge, was
brought back late last night by
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer Sawyer
failed to get the prisoner on an
other trip 70 Miami earlier in the
week, when it developed that
Cahill was also wanted in Ten
nCsscc
The man was brought here on
the charge of Robert Taylor,
manager of the Boat bar, that he
passed two worthless $50 checks
in the establishment Both checks
later were returned by the bank,
Taylor testified.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
MRS. PHELAN
DIED SUNDAY
F u N E r A L ARRANGEMENTS
WILL BE ANNOUNC-
ED LATER

Mrs. Pauline NJ Phelan, age 81.
died yesterday afternoon at 2:10
o'clock at the Marine hospital.
Funeral arrangements, which
are under the direction of the
Lopez Funeral Home, are being
held up awaiting word from her
son, William J. Phelan, who is a
medical student at Georgetown
University, Washington, d. c.
Survivors are one son. William;
a daughter. Miss Pauline Phelan;
sister, Miss WiIhelmina Young;
brother. August A. Young; broth
law, Capt John j. Phelan;
sister-in-laW Miss Kitty Phelan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
MORE BRITISH
VESSELS SUNK

BERLIN, March 24,--German
sea raiders over the weekend
added new casualties to Brltain's
rising toll of ship losses with a Sc
ries of surface raider attacks that
Melted from 10000 to $4,000 tons.
a communiquc said today.
A navy spokesman said most
Of the British losses came when
convoy was attacked and many
Of its ships sunk by surface raid
crs.
Other ships were sunk by sub
marines and long range bombcrs,
but there was no detailed infor-
nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
SEES HOMESTEAD
AS HOOK-UP FOR
WATER PIPE Line
SAID THAT EXPERIMENTING
AT OTHER POINTS WITH
DRILLING WELLS WOULD
BE BIG RISK

The following article, which
will be of much interest to the
people of Key West, was taken
from the Homestead Leader:
while no confirmation could
be obtained from either city or
navy officials, the belief is grow
ing more and more with local OBJ
servers that water for the Key
West pipe line will be obtained
from the city of Homestead's
municipal water plant.
"a contract between the United
States Navy and the Florida Keys
Aqueduct Commission was signed
in Washington Tuesday, insuring
the construction of the proposed
$3,0OO,0OO 18-inch pipe line. Con-
tracts for furnishing the pipe
have been awarded already by the
navy, and it is believed that an
nouncement will soon be made as
to when work may be expected to
begin
at is known that test wells of
the aqueduct survey engineers
located six miles south of Florida
City near the Overseas Highway
produced salt water at depth of
81 feet, and it is believed that
rather than 60 to the expense of
deep drilling or run the risk of
hooking in to other wells south of
Homestead which so far have
shown no trace of salt water in
filtration, the navy will decide to
lay the mile or two of extra pipe
required and make sure of a
water supply tested through years
of large quantity pumping,
whether or not it has any sig
nificance as to location of the
source of supply, the statement
was made in Washington that the
rate to Key West water consum-
ers would be about the same as
that paid by Homestead con-
SumerS.'
Local predictions are that
work will be announced as start
ing in May, but actual construc-
ton can be expected by June"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
DENY REPORT OF
BRITISH SETBACK
CLAIM COLONIAL FORCES
ARE BREAKING THROUGH
ITALIAN LINES
Ry Associated Pres.)

CAIRO. March 24.-Denying
Italian reports that British troops
around Keren in Eritrea had been
thrown back, communicate
reaching here today said colonial
forces are breaking through
Italian lines of resistance.
Admittedly one of the bloodiest
struggles of the African war, the
Keren battle is going to the side
of the British, the communique
said.
Capture of the strategic town
of Neghelli in Southern Ethiopia
last night was reported by the
British to have sealed the doom of
Adds Ababa. The British forces
now are in a position to leave on
toward Adds Ababa over the
great highway built by Italy after
the occupation of Ethiopia,
Motorized troops, it is reported,
already are moving up the $50
mile highway toward the Eth
iopian capital and are meeting
little organized resistance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
Berlin, Hanover And Kiel
Were Hardest Hit Dur
ing Widespread Raids
Last Night n
(By Associated Press0

LONDON. March 24.-Ger-
many and German occupied
France felt resounding Raj
blows last night as hundreds of
bombers swarmed over Europe
in reprisals for the pounding of
Plymouth last week.
Coastal invasion points, Berlin.
Hanover and Kiel bore the hrunt
of the smashing Raj assault in a
series of all-night raids.
Air ministry spokesman today
said the raids had been some of
the most successful carried out by
the Raj during the war and de-
scribed important damage TO
military detectives in Hanover
and Berlin.
Berlin admitted the raids. but
said most of the places hit were
of no military Importance. Loss
Of life was high, il was reported)
Crossing the channel few
hours after dark. the squadruns
of British planes flew far out
over Europe all through the
night. Relays continued to pound
at Berlin internationally through
most of the night and Kiel took a
terrific bombardment.
Docks and railroads at the vital
submarine base were damaged.
according to the air ministry.
and British filters saw raging fires
as they returned from their raids.
Possible invasion points along
the coast, which have had rela-
lively light attacks in recent
weeks, were given thorough
bombing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
Many Fort LauderdaIe Legion
Members To Attend Convention

convention Mills aaid There
ss particular cfnptss,s oa M
fart that many posts are banging
their hands ~ fife and drum
corpa 20 the ci'y Key West mass
make plans FIR capacity gr0.sd
There must be snfue real work
frnro this tIne fofNaft, Z TIE
city IS 10 Get i!1e fa.l benefit II
the advertising
Mills 4Has eleetes delsRste -
tte national conveaiHs9 ~ iGse
American feRio1 ~ the fsfth diz-
tr.cg coaferenee He Is userf
tef ~ ire f1stesnal defenae corn
aasttse e. tt.o national organize
tsoa. ard probably aii be eya
t5naasst l1l that <1t
There @iIl IT. . meeting t,-
n&ghi u z - p'cloek II the ~
Vest Cksnygfts.a corporation a4
feetogB ~ Ia CosehA tsasei u
!4ce@.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
MOSQUITO Boats Leave On First
Leg Of Long Voyage To England

Two other mosquito boats. PIT
5 and PIT s, have remained in Kew
West. The two are Of different
type than those with the SQUAD
ronS now in Miami.
How the powerful little patrol
boats will get 70 Engsud still has
not tecn disclosed Thor cruiS-
ing range IS sufficient for them to
cross the ocean under their own
power. II necessary. but they are
not designed for ocean gong and
scarsen here say Il would ~ = d4t-
4lctllt voyage 10 make.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24

Ky We, was assdrrd ~ d
large cru@d ~ hrnerGan L<gloG
Mates TT tire STATE convention
here April q - s., thr fifth DIS
tF.ct c5nfrrerc. q tfse veteran
organization ~ Fort L-autiefda!e
oper the weekend
THIS pas TIE word brought
fack from p LasFierdale Dy 3
deiesstsaE fesresa-atIog Arthur
Sa~ye. Post NJ n ard the Key
We; Convention corporation
Attending he district roDteF
cnce were hi}-rt Mills. ylce~cora
rnarzier ~ tte post ard executive
director - the certorati3n. join
Ts4rc3.r fuanre officer - ti1s
pet ard d director r. the cor
rrrataou = y Weleh. John D@
gado. Joha D psf9 ard BIZ LIRE
fsaa.scs'y aEent fer The eorpora-
i49n
Eyeryor.e sc saet sid tasf
saey AL. cor3e 70 she Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
MONEY FOR BOCA
CHICA AIRPORT
NOW AVAILABLE
MATTER HELD UP DUE TO
FAILURE OF MEMBERS OF
COUNTY COMMISSION TO
GET TOGETHER

Failure Of Ill five Monroe
county commissioners to get to
gether for a special session may
delay start Jf construction on
Boca ChiCa airport for 30 days
Money for the project now is
available, Chairman Carl Der
valdi announced today, but moth
ing can be done until all the com
mlssioncrs can be persuaded to
attend d special session
Borvaldi said he attempted to
call special meeting tonight.
but failed to get the commits
sionors together when CommIs-
sioner Eddie Gomez said he would
be unable to attend Gomez Il.
fused to say when he would bc
able to attend a meeting
Tho meeting would be- called IN
order 10 arrange for the purchase
If deeds to Boca Chica property
held in escrow for the county
Under the agreement whit K +
drummer company, which IS
buying the bonds. all the com
nissioncrs must b. present i
the matter IS handled at special
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
49, 49,. -. x@w 49,
NEW YORKER LANDS
HIS LARGEST FISH

New York is going to hear
about this:
Richard Platt. vice presi-
dent of the Industry and Sc
CURLY Survey corporation.
New York. yesterday landed
the biggest fish he ever saw.
II was a l20-pound Jewish
and Plat returned to Miami
last night promising TO tell
the world about il.
D. c. Coleman. Jr.. son of
the Dade county Sheriff Cole
man and manager of the
statistics department of Fen
ner and Beane in Miami. and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Seaber.
Coral Gables. accompanied
Plait on the fishing trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
BUTLER INFANT
BURIED TODAY

The funeral Of John Deluar
Batter. infant s0r Of Mr. and Mrs
Dclnar Butler. 9lS Fleming
street. was held tins morning 10
o'clock fron1 tho chapel ~ Lore=
Funeral Horne. Rev \ { Rjvlcre
ot ;Ac First Methodist church A.
flciailng TIE infant dsc3 YES
tcrdsy afternoon. 2 IS o'clock
Survivors are the parents .
brother. Jimmie Butter. ard
grandparents. Mr. ard Mrs James
Butler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
CHURCHES CONTINUE
DESPITE BOMBINCS

LONDON. March "a Nearly
500 Methodist churches. more
than 200 If tnem in London.
have been damaged or destroyed
by air raids throughout Britain.
hut church work has continued
almost without interruption"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24

Mosquito boats Of TT SquadronS
and left Key West late Satur-
day and today are in Miami. ap-
parrntly on their way 10 England
and the war.
Naval officers here refused 10
comment last week on a story
from Washington IN which Navy
Secretary Frank Knox said the
boats would be transferred 10
Great Britain. All Of the vessels
left here Saturday as Knox had
predicted, however. and they are
expected to move on from Miami
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
HOME GUARDS
MEET TUESDAY
NEW TYPE OF INSTRUCTION.
TO BE INTRODUCED IN
PLAN WORKED OUT

Home guard members tomor-
row night will get new type Of
advanced instruction under
plan tentatively worked out by
officers Of the organization The
guard members viii meet nj o
O'Clock at the natioral guard ar
moTy.
Plans for the program II va
ztruction have not beS-n com
plctcd. but the officers said today
il will bc along different line
than previous instruction
Guard members hsve been get
ting a steady routine ~ training
courses by army. navy and
marine corps specialists
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
TO MEET TONIGHT

Important special meeting of
Young Democratic Club will be
held this evening, 7:30 o'clock at
the home of the president, Isadore
Weintraub, corner Elizabeth and
Angela streets.
1t is hoped that there will be a
large attendance Of the member
ship at this session as several mat
tiers of importance to the com
munity are to be taken up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
ROYAL Air Force Delivers Heavy
Blows At Several German Points
Yug0S|avia Will SIGN Pact
With Axis This Afternoon
CBy Associated Press)


BELGRADE, March 24.-Ignor-
ing a rising chorus of popular dis
approval, Prince Regent Paul of
Yugoslavia will leave here some
time this afternoon for Vienna to
sign a pact adding his country to
the AXIS partnership.
Special police have been or
dered to stamp out any show of
disapproval and army units are
standing by to quell possible
uprising, but clamor against the
proposed pact is so widespread
that many observers fear a gen.
eral revolution.
Members of the powerful Ser
bian Agrarian party, joined by
the Serbian Orthodox church,
have appealed to Prince Paul to
lead his country in resistance to
capitulation to the Axis All SEN
ators from the Agrarian party re-
signed today, following the lead of
cabinet ministers who dropped out
of the government Saturday.
Thousands of messages of pro-
test have flooded government Of
fees for days and violent protests
accompanied the governments
action i'll appointing new cabinet
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
GREEKS CAPTURE
MANY PRISONERS

ATHENS March - Greek
patrols taking advantage ~ a
hail II the ssrses = Italian as
sauI:s. have taken q GunatDcr r
prisoners n quick ralf3s. i ssaa
reported today
4 comuur 51se sad aeticE 50
central Asbsrla Rad come almost
- stan1st1lL @lth Italy appar-
eatly attempting . Eccrgza1ze
hGg defeated armies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
BOND SET FOR
ROBERT WATSON

Robert J. Watson, arrested yes
t,rday by state road Patrolman
T. T. Jones on a charge of driv-
ing an automobile while under
the influence of intoxicating
liquor, this morning was released
under 5000 bond to await a pre-
llmlnary hearing before Peace
Justice Enrique ESquinaldo.
Four other occupants of the
car were held for a few hours and
released
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-24
GRANTS REQUEST
FROM PRISONERS

pADUCAH. KY. March ~.
Judge Rex Cornelison found
a note on his desk. Signed
by 10 prisoners in the county
jail. IL asked that a ceil-nsie
be turned loose"
The petitioners reported
ii is almost impossible for Us
10 stay in jail with him for he
is Public Nuisance No. ].
II seems 70 Us we are be
ing punished enough without
having 20 Uui I'D with him
Judge Covnelison ordered
the offending prisoner re
moved from Jail and escorted
70 the city limits
There is no poin; In allow
ing one person 10 6iSturb the
peaceful life Of Sorns 81 cur
heS; customers. &c observed