The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1926, Page 8

AGE EIGHT Ee = 7 ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “YO GIVE PLAY AT © ADMIRALTY CASE = MIAMI TO HAVE |THE WEATHER | GARDEN THEATRE | IS CONTINUED, GRAND opena |__™HE WEATHER ¥ "PHONE No. 658-W. WM. CATES, Mgr. i _ | Station THS EVENING ORF NEESS UAE Nee OF CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA COM-|Abilene (clear) .... ° | | PANY TO PUT ON ENGAGE- Atlanta (cl THIS MORNING | MENT Bosto. tel “THE FLAPPER GRANDMOTHER” } m (clear) IS BILL TO BE PRESENTED The special admiralty case, rela-| MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 23.—Miami ‘nt I Cpaeae es a UNDER AUSPICES OF WOMAN’S tive to the seizure of the British only is the smallest city to have | Gr (cloud as CLUB schooner, Fannie E. Prescott, was'grand opera, but is the only place! — ne Arie continued indefinitely after a hearing outside of Boston and Cleveland | Corpus Christi (cloudy) this morning. jwhere the Chicago Civic Opera { Dodge City (clear) _. The case was heard before United Company remain longer than three | Galveston (cloudy) States Commissioner Rodney Gwynn days. It will be in Miami eight days | Hatteras (cloudy) th 5 Club. at 11 o’clock. - for nine performances. \Jacksonville (pt. cloudy) gommemlios — is ‘in three J. M. Henderson, special assistant. These performances include such \KEY WEST (cloudy) - acts with 2 delightful proiogue, in- attorney to the United States Attor- world-famous operas and _ inter-' Louisville (cloudy) terspersed with good humor. The DeY General, Washington, D. C., A. nationally famous artists as “Aida” | Miami (clear) three acts are as follows: G. Watson, Jr., assistant collector of with Rosa Raisa, Charles Marshall, New Orleans. (cloudy) - ACT 1.—Living room of Spriggin’s Customs of Florida, with headquarters Cyrena Van Gordon; “Thais” with |New York (pt. cloudy) Home. at Tampa, and E. J. Shamhart, spec- Mary Gerden, Jose Mojica, Augusta Tampa (cloudy) ACT Il.—Bargain Day at Sprig- ial agent of the treasury department, eer Revo y = = Washington (cloudy) < ing. Muzio, Ti , Antonio > 3 = gin’s Store. Tampa, were present at the hearing “3 = a Williston (pt. cloudy) - SILVER GRILL Our Chef Is a Specialist im European Dishes and American Style Cooking and He Wants to Please You. Ask for Anything—Jest the Way You Want it. BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH - 11:30 te 2:00 p.m. 11.38 t 628» = 60c 60c PAUL PARIS, Prop. Corner Duval and Fleming Sts Opposite La Conchs Hotel “The Flapper Grandmother” is the interesting play to be presented at 8 o’clock this evening at the Garden ACT IIl.— Welcome home to Grandma. The cast is composed of local peo- ple and is as follows: Andrew Spriggins (who believes in nothing modern) Emil Sweeting Mat Spriggins (his wife who wants “Madame Butterfly” with Edith} Mason, Charles Hackett, Irene Par-| loska, Giacomo Rimini; “Otello” !with Raisa, Ruffo, Marshall; “Car- “men” with Mary Garden; “Il Trova- tore” with Muzio, Bonelli, Elizabeth | Kerr, Virgilio Lazzari; “Rigoletto” | The Fannie E. Prescott was seized off American Shoals Lighthouse sev- eral weeks ago, with 600 sacks of beer and 114 cases of liquor on board. The beer and liquor were stored in Fort Taylor, and it is alleged that 50 sacks of beer were taken from the battery where it was placed. ‘Local Hotels. Enjoy to be up-to-date).._Minnie P. Harris Lena Spriggins (the wild child) Mrs. Vera Cold Belindy Spriggins (old fashioned and b = . out-of-date type)...._Bobbie Roberts Capacity Business Maggie Pepper (the flapper grand- With Many Arrivals mother) Mrs. Melvin Russell Dick Tate (motor cop in love with The two leading tourist hotels of Everett Rivas the city, La Concha and the Casa Jimmy Swift (auto salesman in love Marina, are enjoying capacity busi- with Lena)..............Raymond Seum ness every day now, and among their ; Bobby Smith (Sweet Sissy type, also guests are to be noted people from in love with Lena)....Ed. Freyberg all over the United States and many Dr. Joy (village doctor in love with from foreign countries. Grandma) ...................Bugs Warner. The smaller hotels report that they Count Seekum Rich (who follows-are frequently crowded now and Grandma home to America) ,have to turn people away at times. Nat Golson With all these substantial people Rastus Jones (gentleman of color) visiting Key West, enjoying the Harry Holman climate and noting the improvements. Lillie White (lady.of ebony hue) in progress here, the result of their Sam Goldsmith °bservations, progressive citizens ‘The La Concha orchestra will play eet i be nothing short of a during the intermission, which will | Wonderfully fine boost. for Key be an excellent feature of the eve- ‘West, tne charming “Istind City: ning’s entertainment. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE PAYS TRIBUTE TO ———$$___—_—-., SSocecscoessesessesesssese CLASSIFIED COLUMN (Continued from Page One) over 56,000 teachers, an endowment sd neatly $815,000,000 and a prop- ‘Raverti ade a this head | TY value of over $1,006,000.000. sell. bet i. in The Citizen at CUE elementary and secondary Sis neta. of ica. weed. fer enchck schools have expanded until they 2 = in| provide for more than 26,000,000 | pupils and require over 822,000 teachers. In 1912 the total amount be. ; 5s ss {expended yearly for all educational Advertisers should give their street’, noses was about $706,000,000. saddress as well . their telephone this has been increasing with great jidity, til in 1924 i Payment for classified advertise-|§2.400,000,¢ ene eee vments is invariably in advance but) “This represents the result which ‘regular advertisers with ledger @¢-'has been secured by the carrying ‘sounts may have their advertisements out of some of the most important charged. policies of our first President. should be noted that these are the policies of peace. They are based on = 2 = s es & 2 first insertion in every instance is FOR RENT GEO. WASHINGTON | It! jwith Mason, Ruffo, Hackett; “Caval- jleria Rusticana” with Muzio, Cortis, | Pavloska; “Pagliacci” with -Marshall, Clara Shear, Desire Oefrere. There are 320 members of the company including an orchestra of 180, a stage |chorus of 90 and a ballet of 32. It jrequires three special trains of 50 jcoaches to bring the company to | Florida. e@eeeeeeeeeesreseeeeet le | OH MARINE NOTES e eseeeereseeee eee? | The ferry steamer Estrada Palma lof the F. E. C. Company, Capt. W. 'J. Phelan, is due to arrive from Ha- vana this afternoon. This steamer will carry on her return trip to the band of 24 pieces, aj Cuban capital this afternoon 26 cars | ‘of mixed merchandise. se 2 | The ferry steamer Henry M., Flag- ler, Capt. H. H. Hansen, will arrive from Havana this afternoon and on fher return trip will carry 26 -cars. . . . | The P. & O. steamship North- land, Capt. F. K. Crosby, sailed for | Havana this afternoon with 391 pas- sengers. . : . The P. & O. steamship Cuba, Capt. W. M. White, will arrive from | Havana this afternoon. } . . 2 | The P. & O. steamship Governor ; Cobb, Capt. J. J. Phelan, atrived ifrom Havana last night with” 287 passengers for Key - West and 147 for Port Tampa. 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