The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 22, 1926, Page 6

" - "eh , "AGE SIX MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 195. j <= LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS FRIEND RELIEVES BOTS SUF- ; FERING FLORIDA—Anclote Anchorage— E _ Five. Foot shoal Buoy No. 4 reported | “My little boy had trouble wath Sete eset eese sess teste sseseseseseseses - eof . DAY BY DAY IN FLORIDA * * . > @eeseceeaee 4 eee Siin THE COURT OF THE COUNTY ¢ s VEGALS TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS ‘ * alte et ec eset esseeezrere wnvecboeeoessceneesscts JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, STATE,* *** ** * ete eeeees FORT LAUDERDALE—The sea- Arthur T. H. Russell. Deeeaxed. } = Notice is hereby given to,all whom duty branch of the United States it may coneern that on the 28th day Coast Guards will be removed from of February, A. D. 1926, I shall apply. Se. eee *o the’ Honorable Hugh Gunn, Judge. Miami to Port Lauderdale within the f said Court, as Judge of Probate,’ near future, it was learned - here. Sixteen power boats and the house- Mak f Sil pesscnt tay, Tink accomnce| hone Meonenit. WH be: tennatesred is las administratrix of said estate andj Tearrangement, which will also affeet jask for their aproval. i Dated December 21. A. D. 1923, } 100 officers-and: men. ' ALICE H. RUSSELL, | { jAdministratrix of the state of Ar-| | BRADENTON—Dr. E. W. Nelson, ios: jan 4-11-18225; feb. 1-8-|ch’ef of the Bureau of| Biological j Survey, at Washington, will visit IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATs oF | Bradenton during the latter part of | FLORIDA, TWENTIETH JUDCIAL February, or first of March, he ad- vised Dr. Hiram Byrd, president of TODAY { “Pleasure Buyers” | A Real Thriller! “The Pleasure Buyers,” the War-| sell, deceased, and that at the same ser Bros. picture which shows at the | Monroe Theatre today, proved to be about as exciting a mystery picture ws the screen has given us. Adapted from Arthur Somers Roche’s Cos- mopolitan Magazire story, it pre- gerves the suspense of the original, while adding to’ it'an unexpected de- movement that will surprise those who have read the story. As it unfolds upon the screen, the picture is enough to baffle the de- ctive abilities of the most expert @ the anravelling of mystery plots. it is one of those thrillers in which everybody concerned is under sus- picion, so that if you are pretty giever you are likely to pick the feast suspicious person as the crim- ama! in the case. “The case concerns the murder of Gene Cassenas, a gay society favor- ite, who is shot while sitting in his fuxurious home at a smart resort. The bullet has come through the window from the dark outside. Back of Cassenas lies a career that fas afforded justification for half a dozen murders, and suspicion final- | fy concentrates upon half a dozen people. But we are not going to fell you who the guilty: one was.!' ‘The solution of the mystery calls for = visit to the Monroe Theatre. “The Pleasure Buyer’’’ is ‘adroit- ly conceived, beautifully produced, and excellently acted by a cast, that ' fineludes Irene Rich, Clive Brook, Gayne Whitman, Charles Conklin, June Marlow, Don Alvarado, Frank , Campeau, Winter Hall, Edward Peil, | and Frank Leigh. The smooth di-! aection was due to Chet Withey, and «those experts scenarists, Hope Lor-} Beg my final discharge as administra- OF FLORIDA. i In re Estate of ' trix of the estate of Arthur T. H. Rus- j ' 15-22. | missing; will be replaced as soon as | bronchial tubes simce be was Sir Robert Baden- | practicable. 3 __, three. We-tried all kinds of cough Buoy List, 7th District, 1925, p. 66, SJT2PS am¢ medicines, withest any By direction of- the Commissioner Ttlief. For ten weeks he was down. , didnt get a night's sleep due to his ‘cough. A friend gave me 2 bottle \of Foley’s Honey abd Tar and thet Lieut. Gen. Powell, famous as the founder of the; Boy Seouts, born 69 ye: today. } < = mek — < of Lighthouses. Brig. Gen. William D. | WM. W. DEMERITT, Connor, | = + who commanded the American expe- | Superintendent of Lighthouses. night, after taking Foley's Honey ditionary. force in China during the [p water, filled with ice, George ;#™¢ Tar. be slept all night.” =rites World War, born at Beloit, Wis, 52 Webster, aged 78, won a swimming Mrs Ruth Willard, 152¢ Kappes years ago today. _Tace at Hempstead, Eng. - | Street, Indianapolis, Ind Seticfac- { eopcaeenaee ;tion guaranteed. Eey West Drug Frank L. Stanton, the Georgia poet Curtis Graham of Evanston, HL, Co. fedi-im ‘aureate, born at Charleston, S. C., W285 held up by a bandit, who took/ 69 years ago today. his money, watch and trousers. i Let the Artman free prist & Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superinten- j MONROE COUNTY:—IN ¥ | Lillie Henderson, Complainant, i ¥s. ‘Charles Henderson, Defe 5 j sworn! | It appearing by affida bill -filed in the above-stated_ cause jthat Charles Henderson, the defend- jant therein named is a nonresident of the State of Florida. and residence unknown and that he is over the age of twenty-one years; it is therefore ordered that said nonresident defend- ant be and he is hereby required to appear to the bill of complaint filed in said cause on or before Mon A the fi day of March A. D. otherwise the allegations. of said wil] be taken as confessed by said ‘d fendant. It is further ordered that this -or- der be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Ci Mm, a newspaper published in said nty and Stat This February ist, 1 <SEAL) Z. FILER, Clerk Circuit W. REYNOLDS, Deputy Clerk. ‘ Ry GEO. JOHN G. SAWYER, Solicitor for Complainant ; feb} -8-15-22: NOTICE ter to the latter. FORT MYERS—A departure in the somewhat arduous duties of .in- spection work was taken here recent- ly when Joseph F: Haley, a construc- tion Sperintendent, looked over a pro- posed route for the Seaboard Air Line, between here and Naples, from an airplane. The inspection was made in 30 minutes. ST. - AUGUSTINE] — Raymond Schindler, Jr., who celebrated his seventh birthday here recently, has ved in seven countries, Cuba, France, Germany, Monaco and the United States, two of the five named being visited twice. ST. AUGUSTINE—While aquatic _stars from several sections of the , Tallahassee, Florida January 26, 1926 NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Florida will hold a meeting at 10 o'clock A. M. Tues- day reh 2nd, 1926, at Tallahassee, t der the sale of the following des 4 land in MONROE County, Florida: Adjacent shallow flats Lot 1, Section & and Lots «Section 9, Township 67 Range 2% East Containing 200 .acres, more or _less. AH lying within Sections 8 and 9. Towriship 67 South, Range 29 East, County of Monroe, State of Florida This Notice’ is published in ‘com- Pliance with Section 1062 of the Re- vised General Statutes of Florida, that any person or persons who may have around and 3, South, universe were here competing “in championship contests, the . Misses Doris and Eileen O’Mara were sum- moned to New York because of the sudden, death of their mother. OCALA—Work on the proposed new $3,000,000 cement plant, to be located four miles north of here, will begin at once it was announced. The main plant wil cover an acreage of cons‘derable width, while auxiliary parts will take in 40 acres. JACKSONVILLE—Graham Veisis- | 8 years old, although unable to; dent of schools at Washington, D. C., | the Florida Audubon Society, in a let- born at Fort Jackson, N. Y., 47 years ago today. Ralph C. Brewster, the present gov- ernor of Maine, born at Dexter, Maine, 38 years ago today. rape sped buys to offer. Agents for Spanish uban Til Abe Attell, former champion fea- So eee eae therweight pugilist, born in San Fran- cisco, 42 years ago today. J. A. GAITI 118 DUVAL ST. We have buyers interested in City and Key Property. Fer sae ful. personal attention, list your property with us. We «kee here ATLANTIC REALTY CO. 3. A. ROKER ca Camus PHONE 28< POCO S SOAS SESS SSLSSESSSSSESSSSESESSE SESS SESS SSO OOEEE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR QUICK, TASTY SPREADS How much the convenience of Electric Appli- ances and the charm they lend to a table is appreciated by housewives! For breakfast. tea, a bite after the the- atre, and tasty spreads at anytime, Electrical Appli- ances are indispensable in the modern household. The rapidly growing popularity of the Electric Perco- lator, Toaster, Waffle Iron, Etc.. has made them appro~ priate and highly prized. They are “Electric Serv- esecccccce img and Louis, D. Lighton, did them-' objections to said sale may have an &€> ape “ unhesitatingly plunged into) selves proud with Mr. Roche’s story. | opportunity to present same as there- . swim, Irene Rich, of course, is the ‘star, | and she was never more lovely than’ ms the gay society woman who finds | ‘herself enmeshed in the murder} mystery. Her playing is marked by } such deft, smart sophistication that | ‘it stands out as a masterpiece of the | player's art.- The cast of well known ' players who appear with her give her escellent support. TOMORROW \ Pirates Capture Man o’ War in Film “Fifteen men on a dead man’s ahest——” | The once popular d'tty wil! be re- wived at the Monroe Theatre tomor- . tow, when as fierce a band of cut- throats as ever prowled the seas ap- pear on the screen there, They are the virates of the Sam E. Rork-First National comedy, “Clothes Make the Pirate,” in which Leon Errol is starred w:th Dorothy Gish. | Errol is the p'rate teader, and among “his precious rogues are Tully Maz- hall, James Rennie, George Marion and. Welter Law. -In one of who thrilling scenes the buccaneers attack a British man o’ war and after a‘fur-- #us battle between the two sail'ng #bins, Dorothy Gish, Nita Naldi and Edne Murphy are carried off by the victorious pirates. Masts, sais and deck hous ng are thot away as the two fighting craft fire and ram each other, until the wirate crew maneges to board and evuttie the war vessel. “Clothes Make the Pirate” is from the Holmar Dav novel. Maurice Tourneur directed. Florida Minister Presents Sanday Pictures; Movies To Be Shown At Sebring Sebring, Florida, is to Have “Sun- day movies. This move is sponsor- ed by Dr. O. S. Micheal, rector of the hurch of the Good Shepherd, who will have full charge of the pre- sentations. The first picture will te “The Little Church Around the Corner,” it is stated, and other films ef a like character will be presented each Sunday. -This is the first time that shows have been given on Sun- day in this city’ The pictures will be shown in the Circle theatre, but mo admission will be charged. with SORE pls to W. F. GPAY & COMPANY, Gray Building, Nashville, Tenn [rosea PRICES PAID ! SOILS, CUTS and BUENS have been healed since 1820 For Second Hand Furniture Aad Household Goods LITTLE STORE AROUND CORNER 509 WILLIAM ST. ‘+ 2 IN 1 WHITE POLISH in_prescribed. + By order of the Trustees of the 1a-; Water 8 feet deep to rescue a play-; | mate, Hartridge McMillan, 3. Gra-' ham succeeded in getting a hold upon! | Hartridge and held him above water! until a passer-by rescued the two. ternal jmer erent Fund. OHN W. MARTIN, Governor. 2ST: J. STUART LEWIS, Secretary. febl-8-15-22; marl ; OCALA—Hattie Martin, who was! 7 found wandering on the streets here, | Notice is hereby given that at 10 begging to be taken to jail, where: b eae eset Pana ie Twill dels she might obtain the comforts of she’-, to the County Judge of Monroe Coun- ter, died at a local hotel, to which| ty, Flor! as Judge of Probate, for { jic- an order authorizing and allowing me | Place oe was finally ‘tahest: by saci | to sell the interest of Eugene Domin- | ians said the woman died of exposure. rules. Rafael pomisenee and Rorelio | * j minguez, minors, at private sale, in K the puesto Sencribed real estate,|; TALLAHASSEE—Joe Carr, 12, situate, lying and-being in the Count: . ii i of Monroe and State ‘of Floriaa, viz.” ; as taken to a local hospital suffering - In the City oA Key West and | with a scalp wound, received when a known as art t i Square ‘Six (8) of Simonton snd | Shotgun he is reported to have been Wall's addition to the City of Key vlaying w'th exploded, a piece of the i barrel striking him in the head. The attending physician stated that he West, but now better known as part of stb-division Three (3), of did not consider the wound a fatal one. PSR ONE in a Ee | GUARDIANS NOTICE OF SALE |! fi said Lot Three (3). Square Six (6). according Fletcher's diagram of said Lot Three (3): Commencing at the corner of Duval and Olivia s and running thence in a-S, affection along the line of ja =~ Street, Ninety (90) feet thence at right angles in Wily. direction Fighty-nine feet and Four ¢4) ine! at right angles in a N. i Ninety (90) feet out to Dural St: thence at ritht angtes in a S. E'ly., direction, along the line of Duval Street Eferhtv-nine (39) feet, and Four (4) inch>s, to the Mace of be ning. Reference be- A recended in Book Record of Deets rare 57 Monroe County, Florida, Rec« The ori to sell sai now on file in the Count Monroe County, mel y Judge's of- | Florida. of the Esta of Rafael Dominguez and Dominguez, Minors. feb15-22 mari-§$-15 earning ability T is the red blooded people who win success in this world! Red blood gives men and women the vi- tality—the energy—the strength and the activity to earn what they de serve! = Nobody can do justice to themselves when they are suffering for want of rich, red blood, It is this impoverished sit She-Milk Best Polishes For White Kids Fall Line of All Colors Polixbes GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP 612 Duval St. 2 se eak, flabby | All-drug stores sell S.S.S. The | ‘arger-bottle is more economical. HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Made to Order GEORGE’S HAT SHOP 608 Deval St. —_ ICE CREAM | Butter Scotch and all other flavors. Free, Prompt Delivery. CURRY'S ICE CREAM PARLOR | Open Sundays. | Phone 363 ants.” The time-and labor-saving convenience of which are greatly appreciated. A CUMPLETE LINE CAN BE HAD Keeping Pace With Key West’s Growth a In keeping with the rapidly growing city of KEY WEST. we have established a lumber-yard on Trumbo Island, our sheds being located on a side track, enablipg unloading of cars direct from cars to shed. - : : This will enable us to.saye our customers many thousands of dollars during the coming year, not to mention increased ef- ficiency in service. In addition to looking forward in this matter, we trace each car of material by telegraph carefully from the time it leaves the mill to the time it reaches us, thus leaving no stone unturned to give our customers what they want when they want it. til SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” Phone 598 ce ce *« ssesssssssssessee 0008S 0000800000500 00000008 04 BAO TSOSOSOSSOSESESESEESSECS SOSPHOSHSS SISOS SHISSOALSSHSSOS SOS SOOSOSS deeccescesess