The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1933, Page 6

Prry errr SOCIETY Official Key West “Charles Williams, city cuncil- ‘of Sarasota, is a visitor in iy, West coming over the high-| y last night with Maitland wiles, chief of the Sarasota fire department. " Mr. Knowles is an old Key ogee Wester and after visiting relatives will spend the rest of the time in showing Mr. Williams the points of interest. This is Mr. William’s first visit to Key West, he told The Citizen. He has visited every other city of prominence in the state, he says, |but finds Key West the most in-| teresting of them all. PERSONAL MENTION « Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Cook, who had been visiting in Tampa and Many other points through the state, returned to Key West Tues- day evening over the highway. eage ‘oMr. and Mrs. R. W. Denny. fiiece and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. <M. Ludlam. are -héve and are house guests ‘of the Ludlams at thefr apartments, corner of Sim-| Onton and Fleming streets. __ Mrs. Virginia Bibb and son, Wyatt, arrived from their home in T. B. Bennett, tax agent for the; Florida East Coast railway, who was down on a business visit yes- terday with officials of the city and county, left in the afternoon jfor St. Augustine. Munn Norwood, road foreman of engines of the F. E. C., who was) down for a visit with J. F. Morri-} son, master mechanic at Key West terminals, left yesterday for Mi- ami. Mrs. J. T. Bauch and daughters; Bernice, [pearance of a relative of friend.| [UNITED STATES SOUNDS CRY ON WAR AGAINST KIDNAPERS e 1 | | By JOSEPH B. KEENAN (Special Assistant To The Attor- ney General) | (Copyright, 1933) (By Associated Press) | WASHINGTON, July 20.—The| | kidnaping of John J. O’Connell,! Jr., in Albany emphasizes one of)’ the greatest handicaps we meet} .|in solving such cases—the loss of| time. | The criminals warn families to! death to the victim. It is only nat-; jural that the families are tempted) to comply with such orders. \ But it has come to the point; where the public must be warned| how to act when such crimes oc-| cur, and must be reassured on the} score of protection from the fed-} eral government. ! Federal officers constantly em-; phasize and strictly observe the’ rule of secrecy. ' The public need have no fear of calling them in immediately upon’ the receipt of! threatening letters or the disap- Citizens can place a long dis- maintain secrecy on the threat of! TOMORROW NIGHT ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP OF neD| MEN AND AUXILIARY TO BE SEEN IN TORCHLIGHT PRO. SESSION WILL BEAUTIFY PINE KEY RO WORK TO BE CARRIED ON BY MEN EMPLOYED BY RELIEF COUNCIL The Drum: and Bugle Corps of ’ 'the Knights. of The Golden Eagle Beautification of the road on| will lead the torchlight procession Pine Key which leads from the,of the ‘Indian tribés tomorrow highway to the railroad will be | night. This was definitely ar- sai ranged: this morning. beautified next week. The work It is also’ ‘stated’: by - Deputy will be done by employes of the} Great Sachem. Frank Q. Roberts Emergency Relief -council on the! that practically ‘the entire’ mem- eys. bership will turn out for the This road extends two and onejevent and Minoca Temple?13, De- half miles and it is the intention} gree of Pocahontas will’-be~ pres- to plant trees at intervals of 25) ent in full regalia. a feet on either side. One of the sey # hi residents on the key has given 200 si Pease bysmaets ay a ved coconut palms for the project and| 2 Oho ther forme of vent arrangements are being made to tainment provided... Of great i secure the others. spit It is also proposed by the local| terest to the. uninitiate beautification committee to add to} the demonstration of. tr the beauty of the roadway by, a¢corded-a captive. SUNDAY. DINNER ; “SUGGESTIONS as Americans, do not realize FY how fortunate we are to have all the shes we can eat without strain- p Recently. one. was: taken: captive)’ THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1933. (PALACE Bill Cody—Andy Shufford in MONTANA KID Matinee 5-10c; Night 10-20¢ “LOOP OF MISERY” ST. LOUIS—Mrs. Edith V. Ladry of this city declared in her divorce suit that her wedding ring was a “loop of misery.” | Subscribe for The Citizen. Richardson's Store FRIDAY and SATURDAY 15¢ 15¢ 34c 25c 15¢ 12¢ Lee Baker’s Cash Grocery FRIDAY and SATURDA’ Butter, f& - Magnolia Milk, ca: Potatoes, 10 Ibs. Sugar, 5 Ibs. _. Tomatoes, 6 cans, Corned Beef, can ... Mother’s Oats, 2 pkgs. Grits, 2 pkgs. Picnic Ham, Ib. Baked Ham, fb Colonial Meat Loaf, tb Black Pepper, 2 can Sliced Peaches, can, . Pineapple Tidbits, 8 oz. can’ Se Peaches, large, 2 cans, ..... 25¢ Pears, large, can .. 20c Campbell's Soups, 3 cans .. 25¢ Campbell's Baked Beans, can 5¢ Salt, 3. pkgs. ... 10¢ Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls, Tomato Peaches, 2 1-2 si Heinz Jelly, 20c Eggs, 2 doz, Hellintan’s size, Picnic Hams, Cheese, tb _.. Sliced Bacon, Flour, 6 Ib sack - Libby’s Corned Beef, can... Libby’s Roast Beef, can, Lard, 4 tb pkg. Onions, 3 Ibs. . New Potatoes, 10 Ib: Cuban Coffee, all kinds, Bliss Coffee, tb .... Maxwell House Coffee, tb Del Monte Coffee, th Siam Rice, 5 Ibs. Milk, 3 c: S Pearl Cream, 6 Armour’s Crea Se 822 Fleming St. Phone 695 Free Delivery. Havana, Guba, yesterday, were the! Misses Alma and Etta of J. E. Moore while in Key | who were spending a short time in ést, and left over the East Coast} Key West after a visit to Cuba. left} tance call immediately to Edgari planting red hibiscus between the Hoover, director of the federal’»oconut palms as soon as that part jand tomorrow night isto be sealp-|° = bureau of investigation. Able! of the project is completed. ed and burned at the stake, Scalp- pkgs. Crisco, triroute ‘to Havana, Fla. and experienced officers wil! be ing and ‘torturing. ‘at »the Salad Dressin; ny e"@aptain Wellington M. White, officer of the P. and O. S. pany, and commander of the Florida, left yesterday for IMPORTANCE OF yesterday afternoon for their home in Kansas City. t Belfast, Me., to join Mrs. White. who left several weeks ago, and will spend the rest of the summer. FOR INSANE KIND ‘OF OVERCROWDED JEST MADE THAT ONLY, ENTS OF VIOLENT AND DANGEROUS NATURE BE SENT IN FUTURE The board of commissioners of| a institutions is calling atten- of county judges and county! 4 mers to their failure to! earry out the provisions of certain’ stions of the Compiled General Baws of the state regarding insane patients. ' - In committing an insane patient ; the Florida State Hospital it; be gstablished, a letter to Hugh Gunn shows, that the is dangerous and incurable! the commitment is made} the patient sent to the hos-) -Eyen though the patient is pro- n incurable but harmless, it! ‘prescribed by the law that he} be turned over to the county! = onary and be cared for a ‘home for paupers maintaine: by.the county, __ The letter further shows the in- mh to be overcrowded. The riation for its maintenance heen decreased’ and the ‘state! feels it imperative that the lounty judges and boards of coun- gommissioners cooperate with state body and carry out the Wisions of the law as shown. | situation is cited as being ite that patients arriving at state hospital, that come with- thie class deemed “harmless and| igen” will remain a sufficient} length of time for investigation! 4nd if found to be patients in the @lass mentioned in the statute, will! be sent back to the various coun-' ties, to be cared for by the com-| missioners. G ON SHIP: TRANSFER ORDERS MAILED) OUT OF WASHINGTON TODAY j photographs the guilty person or FINGERPRINTS IS | EXPLAINED HERE !nals are apprehended and prose-! |cution follows, the case comes un-} dispatched to .the scene immedi- ately. } Where The U. S. Enters | Since*the enactment of the Fed-' eral kidnaping law, federal offi-| cers can enter an_ investigation! from the start. If the crimmi-/ der federal jurisdictfon only if; the victim- was transported across} a state line, But that is usually not known, until the case is solved. Hence; SMEARING OF SAME OFTEN INTERFERES WITH APPRE- HENDING CRIMINALS IT Is STATED Possible apprehension of crimi- nals has been frustrated on num- erous occasions by the thoughtless obliteration of finger prints by those who have suffered from their depredations. This is done _by handling articles that have evi- dently been in the hands of the perpetrators of the crime. An attempt was made to bur- glarize the home of Juan Lopez, 910 United street, last evening. The burglar used a small “jimmie” to force open the door. He be- came frightened and ran, leaving the instrument behind. Reporting the theft to the sher- iff’s office, Mr. Lopéz also hand- ed the sheriff the “jimmie”. How- ever, he said that it had been handled by several persons and the finger prints naturally were smeared and rendered unfit for photographing. The sheriff and his force want to impress on the thoughts of people who have suffered from robbers, the necessity of allowing éverything that shows having been handled by robbers to remain un- touched until photographs have been taken of the finger prints. With the development of the persons may be found, as there are hundreds of prints in the sheriff's office that have been tak- en during the past two years. CONSOLIDATION OF LODGES EFFECTED THREE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ORDERS COME TO- GETHER i Temporary consolidation of the three lodges Knights of Pythias in Key West was effected last! night at a general meeting held in the Pythian hall on Fleming street. Coral City Lodge No 53, Island| {of federal officers. jtion on their associates and hide-| in any kidnaping case the family of. the victim can request the aid Kidnaping is one of the major concerns in the new federal war against crime, which we plan, will unite local and federal law en- forcement systems into a much more effective protection for the} citizens, In kidnaping cases we are bend- ing our efforts toward two pri-! mary ends. 1 First, to return the victim, } and return him safely. i Second, to take steps | punish the perpetrators the crime. But, first and foremost, the, families can be assured that the! utmost seerecy will be observed,} in so far as the bureau of investi- gation is concerned, Finger-Printing Improved Our system of crime apprehen-! sion cannot be fully described,! naturally, since discussion would place criminals further on their guard. However, it can be said that! since kidnapings have been on the increase we have built up a finger print system that is proving of great value. Local law enforce-| ment officers are forwarding us! all finger prints of persons who} have been in any way involved in! kidnaping cases, Those finger prints have shown us recently that cases taking place in widely divergent sections of the; country were perpetrated by the} same individuals. Obviously that information simplifies detection’ Further, we have complete case histories here of all persons who} have been involved in federal cas-) es, including complete informa-| to of outs. That further simplifies the; matter of locating suspects. In @ recent widely discuss- ed kidnaping case we were able to solve the crime be. cause the family notified ue | mediately, We instructed | them in forwarding all mail | to our offices in such a way | that the finger-prints on the envelope were Those pri: In another case the kidnapers! used an airplane. Obviously, no! private family could hope to deal effectively with such modern | methods. The only way is to} turn to such agencies as the bu-/ DIES FROM OVEREATING | pole are two of the iments,of torture‘ practited by. the EVANSTON, Ill.—Marcus Rich-| Indians, andthe victim, it is said, ards, of this city, died as a result! selected*for this octasion is rather! of overeating, making a meal of} inclined‘ to obesity? atid. Wilk. fur- cheese only. | nish much pleasure to his tormen ters and the ‘spectators. liquor. Legalized beer has al-; ready deprived them of their us-! ual illegitimate employment. We are planning, and are al-: ready receiving, much closer operation with local authori If necessary more men will be placed in the federal forces until a we stamp out the wave of kidnap- A collapsible hall: tree in ing. 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That meant four} $2 to leave Key West next|Cbancellor at Jacksonville. jdays of valuable time was lost. Weanicday on the Florida and ar-, It is the intention of the trio} . fiving at Tampa, motor to the Of organizations to apply for al West coast, jeharter under the name of Key) Lientenant W. R. Jackson, U.S.) West Lodge No. 163 and it is be- N., who was recently transferred lieved that the grant will be re- from-the Rattle Force in the Pa- | ceived some time next week. ' cific,and arrived several days ago,' As soon as the charter ix re-| will assume command of the s! jceived actual! consolidation wil! be, It is diffieult te say why this! tien. } perfected and officers of the new | hideous crime is on the increase. — Hodge be elected. Most likely, the expegted repeal! South Africa is building its! 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