The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 4, 1926, Page 2

PaCh TWO THE RLY WicT CiTiZEN HEART WRECKER SENT TO PRISON FOR SWINDLI cocziacest JOHN LOWE, JR, SONS hearts of lovelom dameels, Fried § DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE soci jn 5 ~) {rich Goetz, former tailor, must go|® (By Associated Presa) | formed gas. Sinee taking Adlerika et . le ORMOND BEACH—John D./1 can eat anything without eaus-|*® Work breaking rocks or doing} RETAIL DEALERS IN | Rockefeller and General Adelbert! ing gas.” (signed) Mrs. J. B. Man-|*"¥ other hard labor the prisons Lumber, Shingles and Laths, Walter’s Galvanized Ames have a new golf pal_—Miss | ning. ONE spoonful Adierika re-| Suthorities assign him to. | And’S Shingles, Alpha Portland Cement, Congo Rubber Gladys Selick, of Glen Ridge; N-| moves GAS and often brings| -eioicing over his fate. These's Roofing, Keystone Galvanized Nails and Carey’s ae '***°! Married Woman Eats 'Flashes of Life | _ Only Bread and Mik = | | knowledge. that such was the case “I remember once, about’ two years ago, I took up this very) same subject. with one of our) civic officials. His answer to my plea that they give this matter} urgently needed consideration was, | why haven’t we got the Mercedes? ; Now please don’t laugh. But gen-| OTHER VISITORS | tlemen, this is a serious subject | Stop’ Coughing! “IT could eat only bread and | milk, everything else soured and = <“RTTEND ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON TAKING PLACE “AT NOON HOUR 2¢. A. P. Turner of the C. A. P. ‘Tutner Company, who was re- cently given the option for build- the Over-Sea bridges, was a gest at the Rotary Club at the Fancheon at the Hotel La Concha today. ‘Mr. Turner said that he had been offered the option to proceed with the work and that he was tisking his money on the proposi- tion, believing that it can be put aerpss. ~ William Bates announced that the. club had collected $1,071 in the’ Red Cross roll call, which was completed last Saturday. “Two new members were also to the Rotary Club, Allen »‘ Sehlendorf, architect, and r R. Mallory, engineer. Jefferson B. Browne wel- comed them into the club, stress- ing.the object of the organization, service. ‘2The nominations for the offi- cers for this year were made. For Wresident, the following were ited: Frank H. Ladd, An- w R. Miller, Allan Cleare and Perpall ; for vice-president, Demeritt, ' Robert F. SPottswood, John J. Maher and Johnson; for, secretary, L. ? Warner; for treasurer, Bascom Grooms and William Bates; serge- Mr. Roberts; three Dr. J. Y. Porter, Sr., Frank H. Ladd, Capt. Clark D. 2 William Demeritt, Mcl- Russell and Ben Trevor. The election will take place next “Cart. John J. Maher, who is a minstrel, announced that the tentative date for this to hé Staged is March 28. a Hampton, Key West golf ional, was a guest at the . He played at Tampa yweek and led the entire course first day with a score of 66. tied for fourth place in the golf championship of Flor- Wright, newspaper was also a guest. He said the day the Over-Sea High- ‘was completed tens of thou- 5s of people would drive down just to make the trip by over the keys. He also said in Europe interest was high project. Guests at the luncheon included following: E. H. Small and C. Small manufacturers of River, Mass.; C. A. P. Tur- . of Minnesota; Morris N. Lieutenant Command- Linsley, new captain of the ; Hamilton Wright and J. F. lawyer of Miami. aThe next classification talk will be by V. A. Johnson, 4 ind that it has| CUlosis or cancer, and so I may go} x os am poeegifinrt speak|0n enumerating endlessly the T#ted President and Vice-Presi- * time. For. the physician|™@ny conditions where he may be ‘ent- of the year is by far| °f service in making a diagnosis. | i any other and so us of very little spare time}branches his highest aim and for immodest dress and deport-| cause of the expressiveness of her devote te Sah of sapere recompense is service well ren-| ment by a grand jury at Spartan-} feet; Gloria Swanson because of ith as I should care to present| dered. I say this, and modestly,| burg, S.C. ” said Dr. Eugene Lowe in tion talk before Rotary. “Tt had been my intention to, to you on a qubject of far importance to this com- and to you than is my ition, but in order to pre- @ paper on that subject I have required considerable spare time in which to obtain the is by which to show you great importance of the sub- / Threefore I shall merely it briefly and then pass on tovmy classification. “The crying need in Key West of-a modern hospital. We need and roads—we need sew- me and the other physicians/| Full line of All Colors Polishes ine this community that none of}! them are needed more than an up- to-date, well equipped City or) ——$<$<——$___! County Hospital. “Did you ever stop to think and mem, during January, February,| March we have in our midst hian- strangers coming here) ities of the north where cated to the fact that/ of whatever nature, there are unlimited advantages to a well-equipped and, Hair hospital. Many is the go?’ And I must con- was great embarrass- to be comipéllied to ac ||" and I do pray you each and every} one of you to begin right now) thinking about it. Talk it, urge it and bring it to pass that another} year will not come and find us in| this same dilemma. | “Now my classification—Uro-| logist. What does it mean? I} dare say that very few if any of} you really know. I was really amused when my binder was} drawn, to haye one of the fellows) take me aside and seriously ad-| vise. me that he thought I had better pick out some other sub-} ject on which to speak. I say I) was amused because it only went to prove that what I have just said any of you know what my classi- fication really means, and as a matter of fact you think it means veneral diseases, Veneral diseases are only just a small part of urology, just as appendicitis is only a small part of surgery. + | knew she would lose. Miss Seli won a new dime and two partne by her sportsmanship. eer y ure the biggest nuisances connect- gists. | ed with the work of Major Eugene | C. Roberts, prohibition chief. “If |I shot a bootlegger dead in my J., having refused to default in a| astonishing relief to the stomach. : - le | women’s tournament when she| Stops ag full, Nc taa fooling. |*7° “he dameels, spinsters, widows, |e Cement Roofing. | Excellent for obstinate constipa- removing surprising j amounts of old waste-matter you never thought was in your sys- . ‘ j BUFFALO, N. ¥.—Reformers|tem. Sold by all leading drug- felonies committed by Goetz ex- tion, often GALLOWS CURE FOR FITS ete., whom Goetz swindled out of! ¢ them ardently and even arranging! for the wedding ceremony. The! tended from Switzerland to the! Baltic, from Poland to the North} Sea. In every town he appeared he found one or more victims.} is true, namely, that very few if) j. {ust what it does not, and that is} » —Atwood Sadio Macon, Ga.—“T Golden Medieal Discovery t tonic for coughs, colds, | ing- , impoverished blood and | than I took it for such] t? a “ca I could not eat| Proh hing without hurting me but] taking a little of the ‘Dis-| out being distressed.”—M: ood, 105. St. Johns St. ibition.” * NEW YORK— padlocker * bod extraor | office,” he said, “the didn’t burn the * * ‘d ask why I WARWICK, Eng.—Mrs. Alice Frenbam applied to the prison of- ory Buckner,| ficials for a piece of the gallows nary, PARIS—Films of a fatal I could eat almost anything| tempt to fly through the Eiffel) Tower have been seized on the er France en route to at- thinks| to be used as a charm to cure her think _ Dr.| legalization of light wine and beer | Son of fits. ight be an experiment worth try-| “Things could not be worst} they are,” he said, referring| ival of bribery w NOTICE | Take notice that I will on March 10th, 1926, or as soon thereafter jas I may be heard, apply for a pardon for Carlos Reviro, who was convicted of murder in the ew York! Monroe County Cireuit Court in ate. Show- | February, 1924; anyone desiring Dressed like a dandy and traveling in luxury, Goetz lived an easy life for seven years until one of his first viclims caught up with him. Then it was prison for him. Makes the Body Strong A CITY OF BOULEVARDS HE narrowest street in Ful- ford By-the-Sea is 80 feet wide. Major boulevards vary in width from 125 feet to 250 feet. Fulford By-the-Sea because of its Urology is the specialty of diag- re ce’s Golden~ Medical) by an order of a mag’ nosing and treating all the condi-| Discovery is a well known tonic| ing of the movie hgs tions and diseases connected with and builder that can be procured! hibited in France. the Uro-Genital tract no matter|in tablets or liquid from your * j what be their etiology. Of all the! orhood druggist. Write D: LOS ANGELES—Ramona Ber- | specialties, except possibly the eye Invalids’ Hotel in Buf-}#ere, screen actress, who thinks} it is the most exact and best un- Y., if you desire free medi-| She was humiliated by sitting in aj dertood of any of the branche: 2 ce. > jechair which had been charged medicine. In urology fewer m | | with electricity as a joke, is suing) takes are made in diagnosis than!, 4 « 4 + « ¢ # + ¢ # * * # + #}2 company and several individuals/ in any other field of medicine. I), «| for $20,000. ee will say further that the urologist! , _ ; eS is called upon repeatedly by the!» FODAY’S: ANMIVERSARIES «| NEW YORK—For burns and surgeon, the clinician, the obstet-|, 4 ss ss ooo es 4+ 2 4 0, Cve troubles which they say they] rician and most of the other} | received by working all day under} branches to help them solve some’ Abraham Baldwin, U. S./ unshielded ig lights, 100 movie} of their problems of diagnos: and founder | extras are seeking a total of a mil-| Now, for illustration, you have: State University at Athens,| lion from a producing company. heard it said that many an appen-! n Washington, D. C. Born} pra aes dix has been removed needlessly. ildford, Conn., Nov. 6, iat ROME=Gossip about Musso-} That is only too true, but had the) {lini’s health and the attitude of attending surgeon availed himself} 1817—James Monroe was in-| the Crown Prince is helping to) of the services of the urologist it) augurated President at Congress) strengthen the fascisti, in the opin-| would have been obviated. | Hall, in Washington, the. Capitol| ion of Mario, Bargamo, an opposi- “Why and how? Because the}! been destroyed by the) tion leader. appendix lies in the same general| Br position as the ureterz, and it is een pro- "el oa NEW YORK—Bigger and bet- give almost the exact clinical pic-; Medea destroyed 13 pirate junks many on meat extracts instead of} ture and symptoms when it is in| in the Chinese seas. r. Samuel Gross, back from trouble as does appendix. Had s. 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