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G-MEN GO AFTER
NS BRING ROBBER OF BANKSI
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T ,NiIA1VII BEACII
'IJRS HIDEOUT Western States' 'Terror' Classed
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As Public Enemy No" I
les That Investigator of Barker-Kerpie Head- WASHINGTON, July 20. !VS).-A
slight. 28-year-old bank robber who
.oee People lied No Connection With Ifautm ria, terrorized Western states In uta' •
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Accused As Tipoff For Gangsters. last two years. todaybecame public
RAPID
D .1 after the wealthy 8t.Paul brewer)1t was TORRID AREAenemy No1.
y 70.-Pormer released atter payment of the ransom. He Is op,. Denning, native o!
Bolton,who preciously testified that - Afton, fawn, who has been indicted t
Dahill twat- fot five bank robberies in Iowa,.Bouth
Brown received [26.000 for keeping
in the Hamm Heat Nave Routed Ex- Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska. He Construction Permits I
the mob informed of police maneu-
to t Thomasvan, related oa the stand the kid- has been Identified in three other
cept In Few States bank raids and is suspected of par- Resort City Near $1••
et who was rapiers were "tipped off" of an im- t -,
'7, force alter penhmg raid and vacated the "hide-
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Still Bakinticlpatlon in five more.
ccSS /V1n
ntdteatlmoay out;' b Federal agents tonight Issued 250,- 00/,000 Monthly Rate
000"wanted"circulars for distribution
the alleged The testimony of Dahill was fol-
headquarters 1011..4 by a statement on the stand throughout the country. The •n- t'
As people had by pharles Tierney, now inspector of TEXANS SUFFER ' nouncement of the federal bureau of PALATIAL HOME
Investigation described him as "one
Hamm kid- detectives, that theirtnskidnapersormade 114 TEMPERATURE of the moat notorious bank robbers at WILL COST$184,000
• change In plans for delivery large." •
testimony of of the ransom,allegedly, the govern- penning b described as D feet, 6 •
led guilty to merit Contends, as a result of a . .-
for the gov- "tip off- of police plans. Four Deaths In South Inches tall,weighing 145 pounds. .
He la charged with robbing the Capitalist To Erect Man•
Jack) Pelfer, Tierney said the abductors de—First National Bank,Hawarden. Iowa;
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ator, indicted mended that the money be delivered California; Cooler First National Bank, Del Rapids and sion i Ocean Front Site
case. Several to them in • small coupe with the • i
same crime, door.and back section removed after In Midwest 'the First National Bank of Hudson,
both in South Dakota; the Security of New Hotel
maty in the the police had arranged for the for- National Bant, Superior. Neb, •and
kidnaping, tune In currency to be carried to the the drat National Bank, Smith Cen-
nlef testified rendezvous In a brewery truck In lay Tate ASSOCIATED ragas.t '•ter. Kans. Building permits of 4209.950 laded
.ng escaped a 'which Tierney, armed with a shot- CHICAGO, July 20.-The corn belt _ yesterday and announcement that apei .
1933, the day gun, would ride. '
looked over rain-brightened fields to- plication will be made today for • ,
`t • day and rejoiced In widespread Irn• CAMERA SMASHING• *100.D00 hotel permit pushed MIam1' 't
shown In 11Ioe-Hawk31,0000 1938 constructionnear
provement to its main cash cep. 31,000"000 monthly average. •
With the heat wave routed by week-yCHARGE DISMISSEDIncluded In yesterday's pertnits wall
Kavanaugh Rc imc end showers from moat of the territoryone for a 3184,000 residence to be[Milli •
In and more showers predicted, unoffi' by Marshall W. Alworth, Duluth,
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• al estimates of the grain trade In- NC Minn., miningcapitalist, at 6820 It{
ads'337 Igoe. •race '8th t�"� „at":»via< ti/ dlcated that IDw•,premier corn state.
AGAIIIV�Gt A,WORLEY p Bay road.
with contfduing favorable yeather That Increased Mlaml Beach's July
Chu year, as PAINTING OF LANDON wouldproduce•crop 90 to 95 per rent total to date to$1,408.010 and i4 193$ .I
ng the whole COVERS FiVE STORIES normaon at least half Ite acres. a
1.poli°'chief, State AttorneySays I ie ggOn J to$x,741.891.
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Topeka, Kans., July 20. (A7 The cooler weather which followed Y y 20, 1935,the monthly total
of 1936 there • A huge painting of Governor the downpours was a further boon to Will Accuse Photo- was $786,113 and the 1935 aggregate
Landon, measurin 40 feet byas humans as well as the coming harvest. was 34,909,175.
ompared With n. [
no six months feet and weighing more than 9ti0 Except for Kansas, Missouri, Okla- rapher of Perjury Mr. and Mrs. Alworth have been t?!
pounds, was hung across the aide horns and Texas,where the heat wave frequent visitors here during the win. •';
o look offlos of•10-story office building today held on In varying degree, the total ter seasons •board their palatial i
afety on July by•corps of perspiring workmen. deaths for the entire heat wave stood The Chicago-owned Miami Tribune yacht,Marvell. The permit for their
The painting covered five stories, near 4.500. Pew additional deaths Photographer's charge against 4. A residence was issued In the name of
Worle state attorney. ofsmashing Jack McKa attorne t
:ran were 113 were reported. Oklahoma's eighth day Y• Y. y y
u 0ompand
" v•.r "�.,i2 total of fatalltlu climbed to 46 with his camera, was dismissed at the re• Today • permit will be request.!
during June, 14 today. In Texas after a blistering quest of The Tribune's attorney yea- for a *100.000 hotel to be oonstructed: •
SU>RIKER PUBLICITY Sunday, the temperature soared again terday in Judge Wayne Allen's Court by the Ellber Realty Company on the;
at during'the and touched 114 at Childress,to equal Of Crimea. ocean front between Fifth and Sixth'
through June 10-year record. Mr. Worley was charged In a war- streets. Norman Llebing, owner a[ 1
H arreeta for FUND IS REQUESTED a Southern California contributedof hwith damaging
issued by Clement L. TTued• the new Colony hotel and the Iy: �f.
with 839 ars four heat deaths u the mercury just;ce the peace, amagng Halle Hotel, Is president of the corn. ,•
climbed toward a predicted 96 In Loa the camera of Tommy Kane on July parry.
Pare I1is, when the photographer snapped• Work was begun yesterday and p1151
C. of G. Resolution Cella For Angeles.
But agricultural authorities of vert• Victure of Jackson Haney Lucas,hills- call for completion December 1.
40 Per Cent of 'Miami's borough countygrower, accused of
oars slates Isles these s•mpla benefits g' The Alworth mansion will be ons •
MARY Anotia] Appropriation from week end rains: killing his wife. of the most palatial residence In south
A plea that at least 40 per cent,of Minnesota - Corn, especially In '1•r.• state attorney, following die• Plorrda. Treanor & halo are mit
:ER Miamrs annual,publicity. .pproprla- aoutherh MlOnesota, now given "fine missal of the case,said he would file architects and Fred Howland la tie •
Partly cloudy• •
non be.used for sulmerer advertising chance"to producegood crop. charges Of'perjur7 against Sane today contractor."' • ' • --
ltb .warns,
Ind publicity wak.madt Wotan last night in Ulinel•-Drought ouotan btsl to the ;Lattice
• of peace court. The There will Da 33 rooms. In addltloa
er•tet wrath. •resolution adopted by the director* charges will be bawd.on Kane's teatl •
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temperature• Please Turn To Page 16
of the Miami Chamber of Commerce. Please Torn to Page 2 many from the witness stand yeater-
10;minimum. The resolution pointed out the • - day,Mr.Worley mid.
at 10:02 a,m. value of summer publicity in attract- •The discharge o7 Mr.Worley was re- 1YIIA>�I FRUIT DEALER •
at [.27 a• m- Ing vacationist..here from Southeast- DADE COUNTY LEADS quoted by K. D. liners, member of
;ilea weather am state.. the law firm of Miller& Harrs,Trib-
Tye 2-41 vaons luric atorne■, who win IN CAR CRASH
MIAMI to
Cijoinic the
or c•cithambertioafso were commerceasked In IN SALE OF GASOLINE a speciatl assistant county
wasssolicornior to"
KILLED
tel In gasoline is the Miami commladoner• to Taylor, count •o- '
urging 'mist Robert R. Ta 1 y
Page 1 provide for adequate summer adver- litor,with the prosecution.
,ib di.. after wing: 3,1.10,804 Gallons Consumed As Mr. Worley was the first wit- James 1. Kelley, 46, Victim of
Page 1 'The Miami Beach Junior ChamberDnrinit June; Duval See- nese called to the stand by Pled W. Bead-On Collision On Road:
d wily, first- of Comment also has urged •n In- Pine, volunteer•defense counsel,other Near Lake City
v1ase in the publicityappropriation Onrl,�I Iters Hillsborough witnesses,who were to teetif that the
V hp I I y James J. Kelley, 46, wholesale fruit
u fe was die, of that city to take cars of a need Dade county led the 68 other eoun• state attorney did not break the dealer, of 1751 N. W. Twenty•nlnth
.ttorney for more summer advertising. ties in the state in the consumption camera had not been called when the terrace. Miami, eau killed and C. W.
rage 1 Ralph I. Vervoort of the Clyde- of gasoline during June and was sec- dismissal motion was granted. Purnan of Jacksonville Injured in •
M.11ory Line declared that Miami has and In the consumption of kerosene. 'This does not close the Incident." head-on automobile collision on the •
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ling was near
er •, r • 1 n overlooking• great opportunity, the Inspection bureau of the state de- Mr. Worley said. -As soon as the Jacksonville highway, 17 miles ease
y K and Mark Max said that If the peo- partment of agriculture reported yes• transcript of Xan✓s testimony le corn. Lake
o.site requested pieSoutheasternP City last night, The Aaso- .
in the states were terday. plated end Gell eared to m. by the elated Pres..reported.
rads 7 told of Miami's delightful summer cit- Dade county's gasoline consumption court reporter.1 will embody portions
Mr. Salley cern. to Miami 16 years
appointed on mate the hotels and apartment houses was 3.140.604 gallons; Duval county of It In the aftldayit upon which the ago from JacbuonvIlle. He was born •'
'Page 11. would bejust as well filled In summer (Jacksonville) w•s second. with •
Please Torn To Page 2 Ice CamOaa. N. J. He had been on
Moe-Hawk ar- as In winter 3,113,871, and Hillsborough county ` his way from Jacksonville to Llie
regime, rage 1 John C.Hall of the Merchants and (Tampa), third with 3,167,114 gal- Oak, driving his,own oar when the '
sO foe missing tha°t'vi iTransportationtIona.e smalleet.mount consumed w.. GROWER CNARGEDWITH dant'occurred.rof
body
raga l
this week from Eastern port. were In Lafayette county, 70,167 gallons. n n � bas tak.n to the Snell Prtn•nl Nome
t i earrom..d.a tri, t.,nn.tat,.,e hat.et I foras vrontlee included nearerd- 4'`ETD ' 1 n 111 11 ' 1
•. -�_ .__ a:L.�-_"-,.rimes s,: ::z_ ---�_ 1'l I 11 1 le "jaw tilt!.
-__ ,a seatii. t••mo.YaY.wTla•L sea-y'-.— '
tar"'•+- 'f i14. .'--.. • 77-7 - -- --"k".4.!"!"!".-.--`1-.."-
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T.t:ev'.�,'••3•.r.. s.".1,�, •r•(" _ T.'v. .. *-- •t,: I ��+-4.+-.'Y"e"t:,-.r ..
'' tar 7 tall Mrrenanta A..oeiaaou, dedmwd 136,064; Leon, 173,649, Manatee,'iarkvin 11"-".7 Lira' ir'le-o
Tanen eUtTetwd ■Mote arms Rall
14ATIOI(AL that u rwudenta of o.orgte were 246.223; Mart 1n, 83,402; Monroe, With Warrant in Killing a t.«rat•d I.e..
s krougbt re)nidng to torrid convinced that Miami's cheat, was 101,76; Okeechobee. 86409: Orange. of Ilia Wife
Fife u
PaI as delightful a.. is as compered to POO 371: 'Palm Beach, 756.217: TIiREE ARE INJURED
.dent', 21•D 1 it g trip was
theirs, thousands of persons would Lucie, 200.323, and Volusl• county. Jackson Harvey Ieu<u, 46. H111s-
bf fog. Page 1 spend their r►uuors here during 71470.7 gallons. borough county strawberry grower, IN SERIES OF ACCIDENT).
:re union ludas were eon- August and September. In the consumption of kerosene eau charged with first degree murder Jerry Clastom, 4, of 860 N. M.
Duvet led with 369,111gallon., Dada of hs wife, Mrs. 1.4111e Lucas, 16, In Eighth •treat. suffered minor bead
g an,..rtng, rage 7 a warrant sworn to by Ocorg• Hardie, Injuries and bruises on the body yea •
.... _.... ViRGUNTAN KILT.1M ...cowl with 256.161 gallon.and Hills-
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RERALD TZLrPRoles Y-7901 THE HERALD, MIAMI, FLORIDA. agR,
PYAItI7 OWNERS - - - - _--- IVIIkMI BEACH BUILDING Expert Or
.;I:N•r uI.•rIMA•ruM -- -- •- Pattern--- ,
Tl1c Herald's I .For Today'
Frrneh Workers Threaten 7'0 SINGLE PATTERN II.tr THE "MAR- CONTINUES TO SPURT
Cease Pumping At Drydoeka INUB" OF THREE BSLLRT e.%ttf ../.4.4. i
PARIS, July 20..(US)-Striking IILo CrEB .,r; , ass {•• z 11.;-, ,
LIO worker, occupying the' naval paid. PATTERN 4040 r ~ ° Continued from Page I ;A 'sbi•
St Bt,N•salre.tonight served an alit- _ `f _ gt
AI :a ,
nistum upon their employers threat. 'f: W 12 bah•; 97 Ins1Ae doors. 31 out-
ening to oesae pumping the giant /`T/�, ��7,/g� ..'.shipway. unless unless the owners capita- t/Itfne t/I■,Qllts aide door■, 90 window• and ■n els- ;
late to their oem•nA•immediately. , • •vahnr. There will be four:nester bed-
.et Th.ultimatum further endangered rooms,eight servants• bedrooms. a It-
. d the a alt•s de(ensq and flung•new You'll welcome a-triangle" In your .0.r
rats problem enazi Into the overloaded lap!of
life when It's Incorporated In the en- Dory, flower room, three porches, • �.'xy
tM ►grassed Iell7et a In .E, ecru icebsand a f° '
arc government'of gaging g yoke of Dile fetching and pray 3! porchyet. The build-
the ` .'% ,,e
!.eon Blum,Socutlet remier. Ing will be two stories, of concrete 'i �Ji
P tical Anne Adams blouse! For pat block and stucco with • cast stent
sir I Carnation of pumping work 1n the tern 4040 is a wardrobe stand•by that 4
ars I navel yards would flood the cof.true• does constant dutyall ' . trim and a white shines the roof. It t
lion drydocks. year 'round will have a 150-toot frontage and a A .g4,
brightening up your suit or combining ,1 depth of 70 feet on • lot 300 by 579 {
tie Doe to the strike at St. N■zalro 'with •skirt to form a charming cm- r .
there has bean 9io progress for nearly tunics' You'll watt. It In a short- ,.. * i' feet.fThe living room will be 32s by f'�S.
Y" two months In construction of two sleeved version Ifl■red or tatter' In 3 / 36 fret. a,
. ,al embers--the Marsellalse and Georges t crepe. f I A permit also w♦s Issued yesterday
R pe, cotton or synthetic Uc for all tri- to the Sit M o I -uni tneits, en
.n L•Yguer-and the 35.000-ton capital formal occulons and • "dress up" / p v roc r e76.Od 17-unit apartment • "
ship for which ♦ name has not yet style In • lustrous satin or mrtelasse �./�
been selected. .1 Rang rt 1777 Co111m ■venues he ..i
crepe with graceful, long sleeves. No- a J. Nadel and It. M. Nordin are the
;n Striving to prevent serious delay in floe the becoming collar and gay but- k
r-I Its naval building program, the gov- tons/ This blouse Is ever so easyto ' : r, Srchftecte, ann the NormandyCon-
J. 1.. Weir, r
!. ate ernment has pro yy t, . '� atructlon Company is the contactor. Curtis Lighting.ath
pared settlement, make 4.r • few hours. . L. Murray Dexon Is the architect rill%peak at the
the terms of which rete [elected byPattern 4040 I. available in slam •t
°- the private owners of the SL flap![ 12. 14. 16, 18. 20. 30. 33, 34. 36, 38 7P for the Ellber Realty Company hotel dal-Industrial
d yards. and 40. 81x, 16 takes 2 yards 30• and Pru(art-Wren ctrs.Construction Com- encs at the Colt
In lath fabric. Illustrated step-by-step �� • pang are the contractors. Monday and Tu
FIERY CROSSES SEEN sewing Instructions Included.
The hotel viii Mori
of modern arch!- president of the
Bend 1S cents In coins or stamps lecture, three Stories and will have • widely
log soder
'1 Ili epaclow lobby, featuring plate glow wlArly known It
(colna preferred) for this Anne Adams dustry. He is
through which one can see the ocean
pattern. Write plainly name, address from Ocean drive. The lobbywill
is and style number. books, ••LIEMInr
re Al THREE LOCATIONSead into • sunken garden.60 by 150 .narn.'.nA.t,
n4. sure to■ate suer feet. The building will be L shape
Ben4. sure to order ropy P In Chit
your ro tit our and have 83 rooms and bathe with • ago he
Anne Adams Pattern Book! Be. all sort committee
'b � j ��- rsooms
on the roof and recreational or the rof Century the
the cool, lovely clothes you need for [toms In the basement.
y-_ Police Puzzled Hy Repetition of summer fun-pictured In smart. elms member hi 1
r •.1, �,/ Atlunl'■ building iwrntlt total for of the Chicago 1
pbe models that are even fun to mike, . 1036 to date reached 55 734.507pester-ic Conflagrations Set Off Sev Perky house dresses and play oat- •
f lie ■t tended
r. era] Wrrka Ago tits. Fetching frocks for parties. The •
day when 61 permits totaling $73,949 e'umml alto of
latest slenderizing designs for stouts. were Issued by W. H. Peace, building In Heflin and
al Inapccltr. man
Three fiery crosses were seen burn- Practical models for children. Advice Y.In 1933,
On the same date 15,1 year the
Ing lin three sections of Miami late on fabrics and sewing. Book, IS cents. total for 1935 was ♦3.385,117.
,- IastlnlgM. Pattern, lb cents. Twenty-five cents The total for July this year is REDIAND`C
8 for both when ordered together. :,,.,:,,.........i., ,,,...•-e"4•.:.. . $701,143 as compared with 5306,106
.y One, made of Iron and wrapped In Addresa Orders to The Miami Herald on July 20 last year.' 1
.a kerosene-soaked rags, extended six Pattern Department, 243 W. Seven- 4040
' Yesterday's
ft permits: STRUCTUI
feet thigh at the first bend on the teenth street. New York, N. Y. g y painting, 400
•t / George B. Raymond,
MIAMI side•of the count causeway. (This offer applies only to residents • N. W. Twelfth avenue. $650.
.1y of the United Mates.) C/1' LO�daA+d.'
A copy of The Miami Herald was at Welch ■p street, $4 repairs. 1601 B.
the bw of the burning cross, • po- I W. Eighth 640. -
r af+>+a.t`•,`:3:`�_•;a.:.;;;:.,caFl;•�,.�;,.:;,a.;.i Francis Miller. repairs, 1627 N. w. Miami ChsnlL•
Il emanSimIl recrossesCITY OFFICIALS FIGHT Tenth street,$200., replace crosses werc�set on fere at B/BLF, MANUSCRIPT L. P. Porter, replace column. 446 Approves Hr
oB.W.Third avenue and IS FOUND IN LONDON Rosie
Miami avenue, $35.
t I Coralat Way and N. W. South River drive and Third ARREST IN HIGH COURT Rose Cohen, shingle two residence, anti Droll
London,July 20. or) 3!'2.14 N. WFifteenth street. $175
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street. The one in the southwest sec- Four fragment. of papyrus roll Dr. T. W. Hutson. repairs.320 N. E. Indorsement vs
tion was not reported to police. The on which the book of Heater. Seventeenth street,1500. the Miami Cham
other Rad almost stopped burningHarry Kendal, arlin a two roofs, the proposed con
dateonoby Is I )ear ed, idof to ante- Daytona Beach Leaders field On 1511-13 N. W. Third avenue. $100. munity building
when police arrived, - date 300 eats anyother Bible
Spectators watched the burning y J. E. Blair, frame addition to reel- trier and the
g manuscript, vs. found In John Charges Growing Out of den e,5674 N. E.Miami place.$176. drainage of deft
rags as poelce library for the In■tlga- Ryland'■ Ilbry In Manchester, Municipal Finances Fifth Avenue •partmente, roof re- Homestead ant
torsof the connons, nalteCA pairs. 331 S. W.Fifth avenue,5735.
C.IL Roberts.fellow at Si.John's Illy•TRE A8tOCIATEf 8888 5-1 Peter Peterson, reahingle two roofs, Request for Ind
'Pollee recalled that on July 2 three College, Orford University,.an- TALLAHASSEE.PIA..Jul 20.-Day- Eighthllc worts wminl.
July 119 N.E. street.4.180 . mad• by
the R
• crosses were burned In the north. neutered today In a new book eft- tons Beach city officials arrested n L.O.Murphy.,roof,1661 B.W.Pour- pro president. Wh ilst
0 rah section of the city. Those re- PY teenth street. $100.
tltled•`Two Hibllcat Papyri." • state Investigation of municipal Harold Allen. reshingle residence, Wsllla
d sponalble for the fires escaped then gResolutions ons of
u they did last night before the ars The roll, which Is pert of the tlnancee asked the Supreme court to- 260 N. W. Eighth street. $63.
d rival of.police. Greek version of the old testa- day to order their release. Mlu Harris Behoof, roof repairs, pieces will be
1051 Brickell avenue.$350. progress admin.
' At that time J. B. Rowland, pollee meld. The Septuagint, was writ- They said they were being unlar- Dads county con
li.chief, who conducted an Invutlga- ten In the Second century R. ('., fully restrained of liberty without due Seventy-Math
y Brandt. repairs. 694 N. L. In giving sup!
',.1 tion, asserted that the Chicago- Roberts said. (Acc'ordln to legend, Sevt phenxfR street. of commerce to
ri owned Miami 'Tribune was -behind g g process from any court. Stephen IC Zschar, wall repairs,Ban
the whole thing and that The Tribune the orlglnat ,sept uaglat, which Is The court granted • habeas corpus Marco Island.136. pointed out [Mt
still used by the Greek ('hyrch, action directing Sheriff S.E.Stone of Mrs. P. Cowan,recover roof, 1360 8, not recognizedered •n)
r offices had previous knowledgeofwere considered Dade
where the crosses would be placed." was Written In Alexandria In .Y Vo)ue1• county to show his authority W. sixth street. 145. were W•m1e'pro:
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days by7'L Jews at command of for holding custody of the petition- Sixth
es H. Avery, repairs. 167 8. W.
y pe Sixth street, $100. tlnue to do 4.v
_ adelphoa, Sometime between 259 his answer.MACHADO FINDS the Egyptian ruler,Ptolemy Phila. era. No definite date was fixed for Halley-Mhe bI1am Hardware Company. tIn the !sal
CANADIAN HAVEN roof. B. E. Twenty-fourth street and the act count[)
and 130 B.C.) Mayor E. H. Armstrong headed the railroad, $500.
Roberts said the p•prl,part of• ilei of persona named In the habeas R. Richardson.etre recover roof, 1014 FOUR AR
Ex-President 'of Cuba To StayN. W.Eighth •beet road. $70. i
r•rtomsge used to wrap 'num- corpus action. Other were listed as O. J. Ernst, roof repairs, 3600 W. IN All
60 Days In Montreal mica which the library bought In P. R. Mills, M. 8. Couch, F. V. B. Flakier street, $130. . -
MONTREAL. July 20. (FI-Gerardo 1017 In• large bundle of 11114C1.1- Couch, Louis Hoey, Jack Ginty and George R. 11.11, frame garage, 65
Michael liolsch, N. W. Fifty-eighth terrace.$300. •Miamian ,4mo
Machado, former president of Cuba, laneous papyri,bore no Indication. Stafford Caldwell, Miami attorneypairs, ,4t A's'
has found haven again In Montreal William D. Molesworth, re
the city which gave him refuge for Of He origin. who represented them,said they were 1201 N. W.Twenty-nlntln street, 4.460. lila rsEw BMYRNA
• abort time after the overthrow of 4.tiit+4ar:ra@r:;.d,.,.,.,;w versionchrrged with embezzlement ■Th ton- George Demarltt, 't. $100.gla root. Mollie Roberts,
his isle'd regime. rata'aa:«..'J of public property. The eta. 1450 N. W.Sixth street,
Machado, • bespectacledREPORT SHOWS GAIN
bees corpus petition,however,did not Coy Warren, frame stucco addition line,of this obey
gray- lief that charges. to store building. '7330 N. C. 8eeoad JO flatting
a Ruben
haired man, came back to Montrealvbltln here, vs
last night nursing • cold. He reg•
Caldwell said the•rrci to were mads ♦venue, 520. g
Petered at a hotel and • member of on informations filed by J. C. Adtlna, B. A. Nesmith,frame addltlon. 1644 In cep automoDth
staff said she ex. IN m0E-HAWK ARRESTS geel•I state it Corney asslg neA tt Vo- N. W. 7lnlrly•nlnth 51.600. noon when the, '
preslAsnt had lusts County by Gov. Dave Bhol tz. sedan driven
been granted • residence of 60 days MlAred T Warner, fame gage, by
10 Caned•, The Supreme court ordered Arm- 1186 N. W. Second street, 4200. W. McConnell or
After that he must depart. He has strong's bond fused •t *3.000, with H. E. Blackwell. concrete block
tion of Mn. R..
wandered alms 1)4. fled revolt-torn $3,000 for M.B.Couch,•7.000 for Mill. stucco residence, 1633 8. W. Twelfth Is critical. Yes•
Continued From Page 1 and $1,600 for the other. Security street. $13.000. • brokenMcCoit leg, brut.
Cuba in August, 1933.
He arrived hen from for the bonds will be approved byMrs.C.th ns,repairs.2360 8.W.
McConnell was an
where rr spentBermuda, reale during the fiscal year 1934.36, Sheriff(atone. PF Seventeenth terrace, 38,
the last few months. and 1,606 arrests during the fiscal ---....r- Abe Kurmah, roof repairs. 3111 N.
He may be Joined here by his wife year 1936.36.
and famlly, who Ilse In New York. The Increase In the number of ar- •1 ~" SENTENCE!) W BW. W avenue, $100. ;
r rests since Kavanaugh took office Is I C. W. Welker,frame r t,$8 4.e,7040
[NAFI N ON BOND CHARGE N.W.Twenty-third cwlrt,1600.
attributed to h. campaign against Paul A. Ortlker, concrete block
Moe-Hawk gambling satabllshmtbts aUieco addition to garage, 1613 B.W.
In the city. Ternus In Leavenworth Follow Seventh street. $200.
SOOTHED,COMFORTEDI<ax�4The campaign has resulted In the a H Semple, 7r.,frerns reddens, 330
practical elimination of such *stab- Pleas of Guilty ie W. mple,thuA street, 53e00.
lbhments In Miami, police say. HOUSTON,Tease,July 30.1•70-Irvin D II. WarrenDurg, three signs. 3062
III a. Xott of New York and Joseph O'Neal N. E. Second avenue, $45.
SOAP and OINTMENT MOE•IIAR'KS FINED of Port Arthur. asserted member• of Maurice D. rancher, fence. 317 N.
an International bond theft ring,were E. Eighteenth street, $25.
.IN TIYO MIAMI COURTS sentenced today.to three years In Mrs.N. E. Woolen.fence. 116 N. W.
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Moe-Hawks fared badly In Metro- Leavenworth penitentiary after en- Twelfth avenue.$30. 0
-- polltsn Miami yesterday. •
tering pleas of guilt/ to charge. of Wililam H. Gold Company, agent, /
In Cori Gables, George Carlton, welling five forged bonds. coucret• block stucco •tore for At-
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3017 Iced road,was d by deputy Similar en against Alfred v. lentil, Pacific grocery, 6621 Dineen*
sheriff. and fined $100 In the Court Morrison,Robert Earl Doty and George boulevard, $30,000.
5of Crimes by Judge Wayne Allen,who G. Zinn, executive. of the Guaranty Clint,. Cotton estate. roof repairs,
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also gave him an optional three Becurlties Corporation of Houston. 70 8. W.Twelfth street, $35.
f :: E 11:17 months'Jail sentence.Carleton pleaded were dbmlaaed. • Richard C. ewndercoet, pamting, Hou'r
guilty to gambling. The five men were •
taken Into cos- 2039 N.W.Twenty-ninth■treat,$100.
-1753 N. L tMwwtf Av.asje In Miami Beach,all suspected book- tody here several weeks ago In • de- H. D. MacLean, frame addition to
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partanent of Justice drive. Other sr- residence,'734 N. W.Twenty-fent ter-
,ret 15yd.; Coral Gables ing places remained closed while two
Moe-Hawks and 27 of their patrols reat. Were mad. In Miami, Fla- New nix,$30. Narrow
prepared their defense before thatr York City and Parts, Prance. Armando B.Snyder, repair timbers. flesh wh
a TODAY ONLY! trial tomorrow In Mtaml Beach Mu- The Indictment charged Xott and 628 8.W.Second street,$126.
r nldp•1 court.They vee arrested fast- O'Neal with violation of the national hank T. Budge Oornprny, roof re- them.4
L wday [nen Chief H. V. Yocum securities act and with mall fraud In P•ln, 47 6. E.Third■t reef, $313. cakulatit
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lb. 25c clamped tight the gambling lid.Their • transaction In which flue forged 1. L. Laddis, mop roof, 1446 8. W.
ewe were continued when • Moe- Welk..^d• or the' Eastern Shore Public Sixteenth •creel, 5.60.
Service .Company were brought to M. Wel . reroo(Ing, 2176 B• W,
Hawk requested more time to obtain "Awl
dos lb. 32e m attorney. t r. Houston and later acid In Chicago. Twelfth street,$113. OI gent,
In Salami
Judge James A. Dunn Nellie V. Snell, painting. 744 N. N.• wide, is
-' finedRover.u.er. 191 N. C. Fourth CLAIM FOR FIRST Portz ninth street, 5100. - g.....,.. L.