The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1937, Page 1

-——$—$ $$ e < Court This Aft eccetererte ection {by New York City in the number/zlades Netional Park,” he said, t 3 eign lands. ees ae 2 tourist the Norberg Thempson interests Dap vas, in Mepenreinstoen the tame end oh 8 oeloeis, - . industry is:the fifth largest in the} ied with the trial of the casejthis afternoon when court re- : : ae 8: are S feat preparations are sow under| Arango, charged with having in the deZense and County Solicitor T!#"¢s; se-ap ircn to Japan; his possession bolita tickets. | Allan B Cleare were to be heard/ton te Ge-many, England .and! Arango was arrested on Fridayjin arguments. Japan; oyster shel's to eae Pineapple Canning factory,|afternoon, May 7, by Chief} Before this case was called this’ and citzus fruits to Enghnd and sae oe me which will be opened withi the | Deputy Sheriff Bernard J. Waite’ morning that of Esther Hawkins, ' Scotiand. ; [af the: Geent Geiaky Meant think when he arrested David and Constable Ray Elwood. The’ charged with vagrancy was called,! Miami's exports in 1935 were National Park in Tennessze and! Fe-d last Sunday as that sent few days, probably early in|arrest was made after the of-/but on motion made by Solicitor valued at $7,820,939; ker imports’ North Caro'ina during the tenj _ a werget | dcomed ficers - future developments would place |jiam V. Albury, of the coming week. had satisfied themselves) Cleare, the case was nolle sros-'in 1985 vclued at $31,915,164. ‘years : Fi equip. that Arango was transgressing sed. } By volume, fertilixe-s coast: peg a ioe wie, Awe on. Fé jcourt, who at the ‘The crop of fruit is in the law. | ‘Yesterday’s session of court tute the ‘argest part of Fior'da’s not‘onai park potentialities. ene eee ee When the arrest was made bo- concluded with the jury returning imports, amocnting to 61 percent’ pricy to formal acceptance by the|<me of the greatest crimes of the! der prisoner lita tickets were found in his pos-|2 Verdict in the case of Duke But- of the total. Federal government, the nearest “2 > | investigation as to session, and on Monday, May 10, ler, colored, charged with ag-/ Vesc's have docked, under’ national park neighbor last sum-|7** Se Kidpaping of the Mattson! Gition, the accused was arraigned before etavated a:sault. The verdict was t.cir own power, in the inside slip’ mer had 750,000 visitors in nj boy, which resulted im the boy's! Peace Justice Franklyn Arenburg,,™O0dified by the jury and the ac- at Port Everglades within 17! area formerly little known to the ~ 2 and after the hearing he decided eused was found guilty* of as-| minutes after turning froma. ship-* publie. death. j that was probable cause for the Sault. _ iping lanes in deep water off the. The Great Smoky Mountains aceused to be bound over to the. Members of the jury were: coast of Florida. : ‘National Park has been under the next session of criminal court and. Phillip Gibson, ‘Chris Knowles,' I 1870, Plorida’s major export! jurisdiction of National Park bend was fixed at $250. — — W. H. Pierce, song gi and lumber — Service since 1930 for ekercoest Soot what he was charged. with! the defense Roland Adams, and Morris Coch-'in 1900, raw cotton took a ing tion and, during the past two!being, a vagrant, without eny! Later developments in-/Tan. jPesitien and has been first almest years, has had 2,000 CCS men at! means of support, that were visible, ight the fact that dictment but this was denied-by} Judge Albury sentenced Butler! °°T S@™Ce- | S ; Work in fire control and clearing! js “remarkable Judge William V. Albury and the to pay a fine of $100 and costs,’ Mimi's ‘eading coastwise ex-| paths, [and bis apepeenbhe eee See 2 case went to trial. for be confined to the county jail POTS ere retro‘eum products: and} ;the opinion, as he was very shab- * vegetable food products; foreign bil = ‘At moon a tecess was declared for a period of 90 days « {Serotec good and mayer oe, SMITH GOING TO |Nwe<etet sas Bob Nemee —- j ducts, machinery and chemica’s. é | CPP CeCooesccorooeneeoace SON ae acti en To Be To Key West From In Balk On Company’s Vessels : F rt t : e watt age = i rf i j ry f i Ford was arresiea because he “8 had every appearance of being oy i z ! i r f i i Fi z felee is i> i i é t I a | i i | ll i $ F which showed evidences of hav: pe season the trait will be i Cardenas, Cuba, and = > oe at the; | Lace. Wehat j aisned on the charge of vagrancy So intensely have these peesliar-+ taken te Minas aad Shem Gers mapany, cut- : 'e ! Station— igh | LINE AGENT ASSIGNED _|and was sentenced to pay a fine ties been impressed on county of Gad =e a ct shipping will be so timed, i ra leet night lost 26 hours} lof $10 and costs or spend 30 days ficials that it was decided te ‘the Abilene .... 70 92 { TO GEORGIA CAMP } - : and he antes eee arrival of the < {Apalachicola _ 74 90 {in the county jail. have Fingerprint Officer Rov Hom- au <e Key West in perfect } Atlanta : 88 } = At the trial it developed that lin wire the facts im the metter te Gorman, abe ing. hia 58 | EE ee |the prisoner was laboring under headquarters and Judge Albury me a : i = a yle R. Smith, a son of C. E.| the impression that there were, said this afternoon that « velupe, : . —- | Brownsville . 72 84 | Smith, Clyde-Mallory agent in| rabgeuisetinat ‘ollowing hi: pr pa of justi is = ! Buffalo so} pet following him ment justice man expected FIRE DESTROYS | (By Associated Press) Chere ; 50 Key West, and Mrs. Smith, is now | had Leen doing so over a period: to arrive by plane from Miami | TALLAHASSEE, May 21.—The| (pono 2 look:ng forward to the time of his| The pursuers, which, he said, “are this 2fternoon, or over the high 45 $ > = poaeeg? * leaving for the Citizens Military}heard only by me, you can’t hear wey this evening. ome WIGGINS’ HOME “= kil'ed on motion by = Christi ne = Training camp at Fort Sereven,| | . 5 < : : ecice Ho Horras a taf este - sentative Papy, Senate Bill 34,\petroit a Ge. which begins its activities in the German Sp Bore ee ae oneal Hl = > = July. —t ake ome «f Ge SESSION WILL BE CONDUCT-| 12. pEPARTMENT WAS NOT, °” S¢®ator Gomez validating cam-| Dodge City .. 62 96 Notification of his formal ac- Wiegand, etek ems eecenet © gp TomentT ; (Duluth ........ 40 46 ceptance asa member of the camp| Mam by the Warts omen AT AMERI- cellaticn of taxes om property now: 2 : NOTIFIED OF BLAZE AT y peorenees ed 48 personnel was received yesterday ee CAN LEGION HALL iced ee |er formerly owned by the Florida’ Eaiées zi - from First Liutenant J. V. Thomp-j at othe Porter Beck ee zs _ j 2 od son, U. S. A., 8th S. Infan-} mermng. paneer Se ee 72 try, procerement officer of the! =i Me Petermes sont test oe Members of the g2neral commit- 2 2 The House also killed on oo a = camp. Accompanying the notifica-| 0 the Wiegand wa geome ~ and ccgsusentetives of the ait-| No advices were received by the! 4:5, by. Representative Papy, CO, be cag ‘cadens a - — =a the —— that = there ee es a ote «6 « wrent organizations which are to Fire Department yest y after. as } oC s = er advices wou! e received} ‘conisting <f a get Seer take part in.the celebration to aia ie ierday, after = Bm 38 = eee cancel pose ee 4 within a short time. i .__ __ __. |Fisiend «eee cue 4 see be held on July 5, July 4 falling "eon that the Wiggins’ home, on lation of tax certificates. | ¥ — t ! = Be dacunge te tee ner any of Ge om Sunday, are bei i ; : = wr | Eduard Leon Pastor, director! WIDOW, 80, MARRIES AGAIN mg reminded’ tiarvig Avenue, was burning and Sse teak i i : | HAS: ELW! )} = sat been CE @f the meeting to be held tonight, becene; SUL Ftereed to aNOte ISET, | haaeies ay of the San Carlos Institute, Miss! yons prance-—Mma Jose Viwgame wa wee Be at the Legion Hall. when notice was received .the;the cancellation of rai-way taxes’ At this meeting, it is anticipat-' suinding was just a pile of ashes Y2" mtteduced in the Senate by; Louisville the wart 3T7}) GETS TRANSFER Benildes Redmond, Spanish %8ch-| ping Covrtrslles of this city, —ir << az iad er, and Miss Lesbia Esquinaldo. wealthy 80-year-old widow, he seoum = ed, a) of the preiiminary details Senator Gomez and’ was pass: : cat ef the celebration will be workedi With the pillars sticking up amid on-May 6. . - 60 English teacher, were welcomed) ied her 4i-year-old coach TO EAT” PROGLEEE TEE GET out and different committees ap-|the ruins, it was said today. The above item on tax certifie-. Nashville. 60 = i : visitors to Key West schools to) | ie pointed to take up the different | The first word réceived of the #%¢S Would have permitted a twa : Orleans 70 78 f Charkes R, Elwood, son of ¢ See SEERA pro. Yatrn eee SANTE FEM Ste ee parts of tho proposed program, | ;; ty-Zive pereent reduetion on Mon-jNew York ... 54 62 and Mrs. Ray Elwood, of K Their friendly tour took them KILLED AT GRAVE chet te aor we Se Gomme. Mies at be to tb ene of ‘Ga ment tire was brought by Mrs. Raymond , 4. County tax certificates. Oklahoma City 70 88 | West, who is connected with the to Harris school, Division Street Comb went inte the gue af ber ¢inborhte ever arranged for an In-| C2>™eT® Who came to the city to PESTER |Pensacola _.. 74 90, | United States Immigration Unit, schocl and the Key West High SEYMOUR, Mo.—Whi' Clar home in the cp. EB @ Sp ot GP dependence Dey celebration in Key | Visit her husband, police ofzicer [Phoenix .... 60 94 jim Miami, has received orders! School. Through the courtesy of) © Hot. of this city was dig gatos ith ot i = = West. in charge of the city jail. She ALBURY FAMILY | Pittsburgh 50° 64 transferring him to New York for’ Professor Dunean, principal! at t2e; ~. in 4 protien <n light- cabbage pach, ae am co m as " aehhtiahoadhied- she inf: the Vici. |St. Louis 68 76 a tour of duty. _ | Division Street end Harvis schools | 2° snd hin’ be ° pao TRIPLE FINE IMPOSED [nity the house was in flames. RETURNS HOME |=: Lake City 46 70 | Mr. Elwood told The Citizen: the visitors were given an intimate |""® — ey Beth 1" fie, ‘Gaiters sald thin morning | San-Franesico 48 66 that he has been advised by his! idea of the institutions and theit; —— - ~ - ee A 5 i Olin Sane ease adios be, emvived. heane chant | Sit. Ste. Marie 46 68 |son that he and Mrs. Elwood, for-| different departments. ‘me “i - . Wright of this city was fined $150! after 5 o'clock in the afternoon’ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Albury,| Settle ~~~ 50 64 jmerly Miss Etta Gato, and their! Professor, Pastor, who has made | ge, $159 for impertin-| the inst portion of the building and daughters, Lou and Mary Ann,| yon?’ cons ee eee ee bares See eee eee - ok sak fats = « ee 7 5. s within the next few days, and ex-'te.ching in other count ! enee to evetoms’ guards, and $150 was just falling, leaving naught who have been enjoying a vaca-| y. jalan _ 40 70 pect to be in New York several. there can be found no b wed for tying to the court, tbut a smouldering pile of ruins. tion motoring to different points, have returned to the city. ' Willis Wytheville _. 42 70 | months. tem than that of the United State: | : i He is a graduate of the Unive Me. Albury said that they Wsit-[ ————— COO peer F: ny 3 that | isit-| tof Havana and so is M od- Z } a ed a number of points in Florida, s . Paty sae | 5% . ‘then went into the Carolinas but} aaa ore ie at y @ ~ when they reached Asheville,} pean? the Key West High _— i Zound it too chilly and decided to! in-greep of vatbars. 9nd they | pk ad j wanted to express their recia sep =a | tion of the many co: ex.| List of buildings for whieh re-eccupied by the oltiege of Ge Ae. West Ebectew — ee : They did so, coming by way of} cs aie 2 —_ 7 . : }the west coast to Tampa and then} o tended: them: by Bret ane: menene pid permit. were issued from ts ~ ebas state 0 the Temlami tj for his explanations of th office of Building I ngyecher Barr See Teme > cris Cale op the Temdami Trait tems practiced in the schecls, ; r “ bea: cod. to Miami and down to Key West. | the admirably arranged curri- M. Baker during the week emdix Re atten to Fleer ot 3S Meme | culums. j May 29 number six, and consis \ {minor repairs, none of which are ner; cost, 650 Seven smal! lots of wool sponge; for $162.21 and another lot of 58 DO YOU KNOW i = GREAT PIANO PLAYER __ | placed at more than $200. New reef at 220 Ieee cree, were offered for bids at the par lietedens which were sold for, CHICKEN ix a Summer Food; S. J. Groves and Sons Co., have be able to handle themselves on a ome |" Fellowing are the leentions, Quam, &. Qenune au sicipel sponge dock this morning| $151.21. and it is just as CHEAP as good requisitioned a group of eight bridge, within a narrow space and! oppawaA, Kans—-Robert Beel-, type of repairs and the names « Repe:rs to ren! at 8° Smale and also two email lots of yellow). Bids on smajler lots ranged, meat. We have Broilers, Fryers' colored lahorers from the State’ high above the water. er, of this city, blind musician, re-!the property owners Lane. Oweer, Marthe Geter sponee. The wool brought| from $2.10 for two bunches o7 and Hens. Dressed and Drawn. | Employment Bureau to work on Wm. V. Little, in charge of cently completed his tenth annual; Build garage on Washi ont, $258 $337.20 and the yellow $12.25. wool to $6.61 for four burches. Fulford’s Poultry Farm their Contract D at Hog Key. the local office, said he had the piano-playing marathon by playing} street. Owner, Judge Wm. V. A Repaws to pore ot 006 Che ‘The largest lots consisted of 40/The total of the sales amounted Phone 880 1 Deliver, The requisition stipulates that, men required and they were ad- one thousand selections in eigh-} bury; cost, 200. head areet Gwar, Ext Se hunches of wool which were bid in'to $349.45. jthe men sent to the contract much mirably suited for the work. ‘teen hours and forty minutes. General repairs to the building lane; cost, §5@ GRIEF MAY FOLLOW USE OF THAT “JUST AS GOOD AS SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT”. INSIST ON THE BEST. SOUTH FLA. CONTR. & ENG. CO. PHONE See