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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Bellevue Couple Has u Cats

A BELLEVUE, Wash, couple living in oneroom cabin has
IA 70 cats And on Christmas they and each
given present.
=. "Wha stenographer In million has
a a Franciscan II have had
able idoize And how idohe my
boss, handsome able BRUTE
sports writers been tickle they are
nov More the saying
zone day a hero the next bum"
who have been boosting Asab as
knocking the because he nearly
followers of the yeseyear were not IKE hat
when Upset beat Man o War.
You spea Of hOw the and wonder
the gun could do we'll" writes
existence who pull
hit buseye at Is yards six times In two
performed times nv like
Doc Holidays and Clay Allison
Tex Meyer, the ex-marne, do it, have
six-s m targets
at 80 yards buseye seconds
Let q G-ma that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Finds Blanks
In HOLLOU Tree

"Then I recovered the remain
ing blanks fOm n hollow tree
not far from his home. But no
charges were filed against him
because 1 couldn't pin anything
on him."
Sergeants Vets and Massie
were assigned TO speed TO Grim
met and pick up the youth
and also to bring in his car.
Caught unawareS, Robert
Kenyon was quickly taken into
custody, and a .25 caliber auto
matte pistol was removed from
his overall pocket! The car was
found TO be the same as that
stolen from the Rolla car
salesman.
Casteel, Sheriff Garrett and
other officers assisted Connelley
in the grilling which followed.
And to all his questionerS Ken
yon stolidly replied he knew
nothing about the crime.
That very morning, hardly an
hour after Robert Kenyon had
been brought to Willow Springs,
Mrs. Davis received a second
letter from The Kidnaper. ="
mailed the evening before in
West Plains-as had the first
notel Only this time II was
in crude printing instead Of in
Doctor Davis handwriting.
Connelley studied the note
carefully for some time. a faint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Kidnaper
Murders
Doctor
TUESDAY, Jan. 26, 1897. ush-

TUESDAY, Jan. 26. 1887. ush-
cred In one Of Missouri's
coolest Winter spells. A week
before almost a half inch OF
sleet had fallen, encasing the
Ozarks near Willow Springs In
a hard crust Of glittering ice.
At the height OF this cold wave
Sheriff Claude Garrett Of Howell
County received some disturbing
information in his Office at West
Plains. the county seat. early
Wednesday morning.
The wife of his old friend. DR..
j. c. B. Davis, phoned from
Willow Springs that her hus-
band had left his office on a
call at 5 o'clock the previous
afternoon and had not returned
home.
The sheriff spoke reassuringly
to his caller:
Don't worry-werl find him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Crime Don't Pdy
He Dies U5isst0hrned

In the county Jail at West
Plains where Kenyon was re-
moved for safekeeping. the
prisoner made a full confession
of his crime. He related how
the kindly physician unhesitat-
ingly agreed to accompany him
when Kenyon lied about q
desperately i'll friend. He told
of a wild ride and how he
forced Doctor Davis to write
the first ransom note. Then,
how he cold-bloodedly shot the
old man as the latter knelt IN
front Of him and prepared to
write a check to buy his free
dom and life!
With Kenyon safely incar-
cerated, J. Edgar Hoover, in
Washington, recalled his agents
commencing them on their
excellent work in helping to
solve one of the most brutal
kidnap murders in recent years.
Aware that Missouri law carries
the death penalty for kidnap-
ing, Hoover stated the govern
ment would turn its case over
TO the state authorities =.
On February S, a huge funeral
was held in Willow Springs for
DOC Jim"
Two years later, early IN 1910.
Robert Kenyon was executed In
the penitentiary at Jefferson
City. He went to his grave un-
mourned, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Colonel Gets
Telephone Call

The following morning, FRI
day, while awaiting the arrival
of the federal agents, Colonel
Casteel received a telephone
call from the commanding Off
Ger of a Gee camp 10 miles
out of Willow Springs that
local farmer had just brought
in Doctor Davis medical kit.
keep them there-I'li be
right OUT replied Casteel.
Thirty m later, the
colonel and ms men were talk
ing to 25-year-old Buster BriXey.
when did YOU find this bag >"
asked Casteel.
II was crossing North Fork
Creek this morning and saw
something caught on "A tangle
. of brushwood out In the stream.
j took off my shoes and socks,
waded out and saw IL was n
medical kit. 1 opened IL and
saw Doc Davis name on some
papers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Miss Fur Industry Is Charming

EqLLEN McNULTY Charming woman OF Manhattan who
~ Fur Industry OF they had 10
Ellen she could live TO her name
: HART "horse opera actor OF all time. Bill.
v5o fellow much given to dwelling on the past devoes
his conversation to describing his l9yeaod
University Of California Bill ST. feet
2nches TALL weighs 1875 pounds Bill Jr feet inches TALL
Weighs 1873 pounds How close do measurements come TO
those OF your grown son, sir?
TURNER. Cinema cutie She is going to marry Artie
Straw however when she 10 love honor
third little 100 Lana is going
to be a yeswonan 10 a
. JOHN SUNSHINE Brilliant Chicago OF business
though is top outfit he swivel chair
executive spending OF his in the field meeting the Gus
New Yorker by birth and talks of
necessary he brothers. IS
10, the World War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
FBI BeHeUes Man
Vas NeighbOr

The troopers thanked the
young man and returned 10 VII
low Springs.
I'VE know now that Doctor
Davis wasn't called 10 treat
patient-the fact that his medi-
cal bag was thrown away proves
that" Casteel announced 10
Sheriff Garrett.
When the federal agents ar
rived quietly in town, CaSteel
put all the data he'd gathered
including the ransom note be-
fore Connelley.
Its plain that, the kidnaper
II no professional criminal, but
n local boy gone wrong" an
nounced the FBI man. FIRST,
he didn't go very far TO mail
his ransom note. Why: Because
his presence would be missed;
he couldn't take a chance on
being gone from his regular
haunts more than an hour or
two.
Second, the denominations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Wife Reveals
Doctor Abducted

But 9 o'clock that morning
Garrett reached the conclusion
that something serious must have
happened to his friend, and that
he would need wider facilities
than he as sheriff possessed. He
put in a call to Col. B. M. Cas-
teel. head Of the state highway
patrol. Later that day the colonel
arrived at West Plains with
three troopers.
At the doctors office, they
learned from his competent sec
rotary that a young man IN
black leather jacket had rushed
in at S o'clock the previous
afternoon and pleaded with the
doctor TO treat an lawfully
sick" friend at q farm, six miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

OF Robert Kenyon. He's been
i'm a couple Of jams and has a
bad reputation. Grimmet isn't
far from North Fork Creek.
"Then about that new car
this fellow was driving when he
took Doc Davis away--I re-
member q car salesman from
RolIa, Mo-, who was held UP and
his car taken from him last No
vember. i am going after this
car thiefw
In Grimmet, he learned that
young Kenyon had been absent
the greater part of the evening
in question, Further browsing
elected the information that the
youth was known for his shift
1esSness and hating honest work.
The sheriff casually asked a
loquacious storekeeper: r"
HAS Bob Kenyon got n car
"A new one:"
1t was a shot in the dark but
il brought unexpected results:
Eyes, sir--he owns q brand
new car and nobody knows how
HE ever earned enough money
to buy it,"
During this time the FBI men
were not idle. They. too, had
been busily aged, going
through records in Springfield
and other nearby cities. They
were seeking out all suspicious
characters, ex-convicts or near
criminals who resided in that
district. Their many lines finally
led them 10 the Springfield Of
flee Of Postal Inspector c. II.
Baker, who gave them an un-
usual tip:
There's n young fellow named
bert Kenyon, down near
Grimmet, yop might keep your
eyes on" he informed Agent
Connelley.
"I almost had him right for
n post office robbery I'm 1854
bunch OF money-order blanks
had been stolen. suspected
him because of his reputation,
and the fact that he had money
but no job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Beads Help Women to Blush

CEEAS difficulty in bushng but would like
- According information the hands of this department
holds breath while she counts IN her mind TO %
a while talking. the OF string
tightly the neck necessary Then the
between the beads and her cartod artery
Every she so will blush.
- IL you Mary and Jack Pickord in The Pretty
film fan OF long standing
Was interested n description Of a the news OF
whom ! said
faceifting had her
look Ike "A VIC al
:. Aleyists to write
the old such as Hes
a.cousin cousin You're liable to see him
here old time?
=. Newark subscriber named Louise writes quite sadly:
which subdued Is mans-to have
no but his mood"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
arts Wed at a Distance

GERMAN and their sweehears ferb
~ getrau' that is married at a At the soldiers
Wedding bouquet flowers the BRIDE at his sweet
erts wedding the soldier represented by helmet placed on
afabe
:. Sherman right
Relies Brooklyn gangser a of "A in
2t IL murders when he met his
depth Coney Island his wies first words
:. "Who did this Able: He really good man"
xas Tackeray who said Isn't IL strange what do
a sti Inn an angelo"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

10 a gruesome, grotesquefy
sprawled figure! An ungloved
hand held checkbook; the
other hand, gioved, was raised
to- grayed temple as though
TO ward off a blow. The doc
tors body was fairly perforated
with bullet holes: two slugs had
entered the back of his head,
four had penetrated his chest
and one had clipped the end
off his right thumb.
It was later proved by gov
eminent experts that the bull
lets which snuffed out Doctor
Davis life were fired from the
automatic found on young Ken
yon at the time of his arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
NeU Note Reveals
Doctor Is Dead

"This gives MS some bad news
and some good news. This"
he extended the ransom note.
"shows that Doctor Davis WAS
no longer able To write his own
plea for help"
"You mean"
THAT he's dead: Yes, I'm
afraid So" the agent answered
grimly. But the note was also
Kenyon's undoing. Look" he
held the blank tablet up so that
the light from the ceiling globe
slanted across the top page.
"See those faint indentations ?"
Eyes" exclaimed the state
highway patrol head. "And--
they match exactly with the
writing on the last ransom
nOtew
Now" be am e d Colonel
Casteel, "we'll see what Ken
yon has to say to this" He
walked into the room where the
sullen boy still sat. hemmed in
by disgruntled deputies and
troopers vainly trying to make
him talk. Casteel held out the
plain paper first with the re-
mark: kenyon, how did you
happen to have this piece Of
writing paper In your pocket? ?"
The suspect could make out
the faint indentations in the
paper. He glanced at the ran
som note held In the officers
hand and stiffened-then he re-
Taxed and exclaimed, rather
abruptly:
"AIi right, you've got me-
kidnapped him. I'll take you cut
10 where he Is"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
SdU Doctor
In Automobile

A fifth person, Miss Myrtle
Patterson, a school teacher said
she saw Doctor Davis in a new
machine with younger man
heading south out OF town.
When darkness temporarily
ended the search, the officers
returned empty-handed. 1t was
as though the earth had swal-
lowed the doctor and his COM
panlon.
Early Thursday morning the
officers again took the road,
but they could not again pick
UP the ghostly trail. 1t was past
midnight when they finally
head d back toward Willow
Springs, but their WEAKNESS left
them when they heard Of the
Developments during their
absence.
Mrs. Davis, after swearing
every officer TO secrecy, divulged
that she had received a note for
ransom that morning-Doctor
Davis had been kidnapped!
Bearing q West Plains post
mark, the letter had opened
with the greeting:
Dear Friend" and was
signed, The Kidnaper."
1t informed Mrs. Davis that
her husband was being held for
$1,000 ransom, which was to be
paid at midnight, the coming
Saturday january 30). The
spot designated was between
Ava and Willow Springs on.
Highway ID"
A white flag. the note con-
tinued. would be stuck in the
ground alongside the highway.
TO mark the spot where the
money should be left. Threat
ening death TO her husband II
she communicated with the
police. the unknown abductor
ordered that the money be
divided into four $1,000 bills,
nine 500 notes and five $50
bills. And the note was written
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
true Detective Story
shyS5zer1:y
.Nc>Shau

familiarity about it intriguing
his mind.
"Say," he turned to CaSteel,
didn't we take a tablet OF
paper similar to this from Ken
yon when We booked him."
"Yes, we did" replied Cas-
teel, rising. I'll get It,"
He returned a few moments
later with a pad of cheap. plain
paper-the kind school children
buy for a penny or two. After
a long examination Of the top
page of the pad, Connelley
raised his head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Mystery of Missing
Doctor SOlUed

The mystery OF the missing
DOCTOR was solved!
The trip took the officers and
their prisoner IA miles south Of
Willow Springs. Through a par
ticularIy heavily wooded thicket,
Kenyon led his captors into a
field near the farm of John c.
Evans.
On a slight mound between
two ponds. the prisoner pointed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Lad in Nearby TOWn
Under Investigation

At a hurried Sunday morning
conference the sheriff said:
"Brixey's finding the doctors
medicine kit down in North
Fork Creek puts two and two
together on an idea I've got.
There's n lad lives on a farm
outside OF Grimmet by the name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

In Doctor Davis own hand
writing!
Colonel Casteel realized this
was a job for the Federal Bureau
of Investigation. He imme-
diately flashed code wire 10
Director J. Edgar Hoover, who
instantly dispatched Is Of his
best men, under the supervision
OF his assistant, Earl j. Con-
nelley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

W1SSs @ V ID. IN VH0--
her husband disappeared. 4.
south. Because of the icy roads,
the stranger offered 10 drive the
doctor to the farm and return
him.
Four citizens OF the town
were located who had seen the
doctor leave with the stranger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

Shakespeare
I'm the dim past the general idea surround that
thing called love with atmosphere OF romance adventure and
intrigue the blades made Of acquaintance cards
bearing quotations the foregoing These sent by
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you think would happen gentleman OF
Today by usher card bearing this quotation to lovely
lady sitting nearby in theater?)
ssSO ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER LEACH changed his name to
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Call the court permit him
change his klfaineg
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and check this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

OF the bills: n thousand dollar
bill, for instance. Who would
cash one of them without first
answering a lot of embarrassing
questions Only an amateur
and not very bright one at
that-wOuld do such n bone
head stunt. And he asks for
four of them"
But whatll we do now?"
asked Casteel, anxious 10 get
started.
"Now-nothing. But tOmOr-
row night, when our kidnaper
attempts a. make connections,
Andrew Kendig. son-in-law of
the missing doctor, was chosen
as the go-betWeen. Next night,
at the stroke Of II, he fooled
his machine slowly along High
way IA. Government agents
were located at strategic points.
and at an agreed-upon signal
were ready TO close IN.
But Kendig traverSed the en-
tire route from Willow Springs
to Ava and back again, with
out results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

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Dsusocvscy's Oppovtunitys
Wififhs German People Rise
Against Hitiev1
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
ION The Side
BY Ell During

do beseech you,
Chiefly that / might set 10 in my prayers,
What is your namef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

: NOUenber 30, 1871
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-14
Last Weeks Sedrah
By RABBI DAVID b. ALPERT

"FrOm each, whose heart is will
ing, shall you bring an Offering"
Exodus 1921; p Terumah)
Sabbath Shekalim (the first of
the four special sections before
Passover) deals with an incident
in the life of King Jehoash when
he asked the high priest why Tin
our current phrase) "Why the
Temple was not run as a bust
ness" The suggestion that reli-
gious institutions should be OPP
Grated like business is thus very
old. Sometimes it seem that the
distance between business and re-
ligion are vaster; that each re-
quires a special frame of mind and
opposing attitudes.
Terumah deals with the appur-
tenances and the equipment for
the first Temple. Their purchase
and making involved many bust
ness details; and their function
remained i'm doubt to many bust
ness people. What then are some
of the mental attitudes with which
one approaches business? And
what are some of the mental at
titudes with which one approaches
religion?
For good display and attractive
appearance Of merchandise, reli-
gion is conceived with content and
motive, with inner feelings and
thought. "Save the surface and
you save all' is a wise maxim
in business; it is not true of the
deepest emotions. Smiling fea-
lures m a y conceal, but cannot
deny, a broken heart or anxiety
of soul.
Rapid turnover is damaging to
religion. The religious spirit is
something that must exist day-in
and day-Out. The latest thing is
not always the best. theoretically,
better psalms can be written than
are to be found in the Bible. But
until they become familiar and
loved, they have ne great value In
worship.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-14
TEP TALKS
By IRWIN SLOTT

On Friday, March 7th, Tau Ep-
silon Phi chapter Of the Univer-
sity Of Florida initiated seven new
members. This brings the total of
the years new brothers to Is, cul-
minating two prior limitations of
the school year 194O-41.
A banquet was given in honor of
the new initiates Sunday, March
9th. Phillip Goldman, the chan
cellor, welcomed the initiates into
the fraternity. George Wolly, the
past-chancellor, then took over as
master of ceremonies and intro
duced each Of the new members.
Following the banquet pop
dance was held in the fraternity
house. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M. Schneider of Port st. Joe,
Misses Tybell Wittenstein, Blanche
Saul, Sarah Topper, Selma Schloss,
Mitzi Solomon, Amelia Schneider,
Mildred Rudderman, and Margie
Wolf.
The initiates of the year are
Leonard CHASER, Julius Bearman,
Joel Cohen, Warren Lindau, Mi
ami Beach; Robert Goldberg, Ger
aid Elkin, Larry Feinberg, George
Graham, Elmor Spector, Miami;
Herbert Feinberg, Tampa; Al
Schneider, Port st. Joe; Milton
Fishbein, N. j.; Jake Baumstein,
Lake City; and Mitchell Brady,
New York.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-14
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
Phone 3-06II RABBI M. D. MARGOLIS
admission fee. Rabbi Margolis will

admission fee. Rabbi Margolis will
preside.
CENTER RADIO PROGRAM
You are invited to listen in to
the Jewish Center radio program
broadcast over station WAX ev-
cry other Sunday at 1915 PM.
PASSOVER ARRANGEMENTS
The Jewish Center is making
arrangements to accommodate
soldiers stationed at Camp Bland
ing for the Passover Seder. Mem
bers who are DESTROYS of inviting
one or more guests to their fam
lily Seder are asked to commune
cate with Center office or Mrs.
Ira Stein, chairman of the local
Jewish Welfare Board committee.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-14

On Wednesday evening, March
18th, the Daughters of Israel of
the Gainesville congregation acted
as hostesses to the University of
Florida Hillel at a Purim party
at the Gainesville synagogue. In
religious observance of the occa-
sion the Megillah was read. Rabbi
Eichorn, Hillel director, gave the
sermon. The Daughters of Israel
served Hamentashen and other
Purim delicacies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-14
Hillel Hy-Lites
BY STANLEY B. RICHARD

AnseI Wittenstein of Orlando
triumphed over two feminine con-
testants, Mitsi Joyce Solomon of
Miami Beach and Selma Schloss
of West Palm Beach, both of Flor
ida State College, in the second
annual Florida aillel contest on
March 9th. Wittenstein will meet
other district and state winners
in the regional contest at North
Carolina State College for Wom-
en- on March 18th. Wittenstein's
topic is Jewish Contributions to
Civilization"