The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1926. @ ee ecececevece ‘Notes of The Passing Day eocccese eee Concho Due On Sunday Steamer Arrives The Mallory steamship Concho,| The oil tank steamer Louisiansg| Capt. MeIntosh, will arrive in port | Capt. Peterson, arrived in port last | on Sunday morning from New|evening from Port Arthur with a| York en route to Galevston, with | load of oil. The vessel left again} freight on board. | this morning on a return trip to} * Port Arthur. | Schooner .. Port cages in Por' f # - port yesterday Bfternoon from the. fhe Piha lt eee fishing grounds with a large catch night from the north had a large on board. The vessel will leave|™U™ber of passengers on board. Sie within 8 few days on|*"¥ of those arriving on the train another fishing:trip. so8 Traim Arrives At 8:30 The morning train arrived on; The P. & 0. steamship Cuba, schedule ti lay, reaching the Capt. W. M. White, left last night station at 8:30 o'clock, with a at 7:30 o’clock for Tampa. The large number of passengers on steamer will return to this port on board. Many of those arriving on Friday morning, and will leave the train remaintd over in: Key|again for Havana on that day fol- j several days’ stay. s * [Cuba To Tampa . * remained over in Key West for| ‘West for several days’ visit. s+ s San Jacinto Due Monday The Mallory steamship San Ja- cinto is due to arrive in port on! Monday from Galveston, en route to New York, with passengers and freight on board. a * * * Northland Going North The steamship Northland, char- tered by the P. & O. Steamship | Company, operating between Key West and Havana during the win- ter season, will leave this port on March 20 for Boston, having con- eluded the winter schedule tween these two ports. ae ee) ‘Cuba From Havana ‘The steamship Cuba arrived in port yesterday afternoon from #iavana witha large number of passengers on board. Many of those arriving on the boat left on the evening*train en route north. agececcegneoovevovcssoes - Personal ‘seeece C. Frow Russell, manager of the »Key West Country Club and the Oceanic Hote}, Wilmington, N. C., is a visitor ingthe city. —— . Bernie £, Papy, member of the firm of Johnson & Moffat, Miami, spending several days with his mother in the city. H. E. Johnson, who is. employed at Miami by the Florida East Coast Railway i the ing train, and will shod days” visit in Key * dhe Read Peterson, prominent lum- Cincinnati, Ohio, who ing several days’ ‘est, was an outgoing ii the morning: a en ‘home. G. E. Roberts, of Miami, was in- in the arrivals here yester- day afternoon over the East Coast, 4 ey EET fe Hire and will spend. several days’ visit! in the Is!and City. Samuel A. Russell, who had been spending several days’ busi- ness visit in Key West, was a pas- senger leaying on the morning en, route to’his home in Mrs. Eugerie R. Carey and chil- dren, who had been spending sev- eral weeks’ visit in Key West with relatives and friends, were pas- leaving on the morning en route to their home in Miss Roberta Lowe, who had) been spending several weeks’ visit in Key WeSt with relatives and ‘was a passenger leaving on the moriing train en route to where she is now making her residence. Capt. Andrew E. Pinder, after several days’ business visit in Key West, was a passenger Jeaving on the morning train en rotite to Miami, where he is now making his residence. Colonel Maybach will arrive to- morrow from Washington, D. C., to inspect the artillery defenses in ke West. While in the city nel Maybach will be the guest of Capt. J. J. Maher. _ EFREM ZI The Renowned Virtuoso ° HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TONIGHT, 8:15 O'clock be- | Y, was an arrival, |lowing the arrival of the train |from the north. | * * |To Hold Meeting There will be a joint meeting of the first and second divisions (of Troop 5, held tomorrow eve- ning, beginning at 7:30 o’clock, at their headquarters under the | direction of Geo. F. Archer, scout- master of the organization. Busi- |ness of importance will come be- fore the meeting; and all mem- bers are requested to be in at- | tendance. | * | Scouts To Hold Sale * * | There will be a cake and candy |sale conducted by Troop 5, Boy | Scouts of America, on Saturday afternoon in front of the San ‘Carlos Hall on Duval street, and the public is invited to patronize this sale which wiil be held for the purpose of raising funds for the proposed summer enecamp- ‘ment. Mention evooccccececos | Mrs. Frank H. Ladd left yester- day for Homestead to visit for two | weeks her brother, W.L. Edgar, Mrs. W. J. White, wife of Capt. White of S. S. Cuba, left on 8. S. Cuba last night for a visit to Fort ! Myers and other west coast points. Herman B. Miller, prominent real estate dealer of Atlanta, Ga., after spending several days’ visit ‘in Key ‘West, was included in the ‘passengers leaving this. morning ‘over the Bast Coast, en route to his home. Fi The president of the Studebaker | Company, Mr, Fish, will arrive in | Key West Friday on his schooner ! yacht Mobydick. Mr. Fish comes to Key West every year to spend several days, and is well known in southern Florida. T, V.. Pomare Comptroller jot the F. E, C. Railway, with Mrs. Pomar and the Misses Thompson, | all of St. Augustine, returned from Havana last night, and left for home on the Havana Special. They were entertained by Mr, and Mrs. Freyberg during the short stop here, e Mrs. William McKean Brgwn, mother of Arthur M. Brown, left for her home at Palm Beach yes- tercay. She was accompanied. by Mrs. E. D. Hanna of Pittsburgh, |Pa. Mrs, Brown and Mrs, Hanna were the guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Brown at the {Hotel Casa Marina. | | SOOGe TOSS, « | OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Broken Lens Duplicated on the Day Received A. L. PRATT Campbell Bldg. BIR IDI DOM: MBALIST Make reservations at Stowers Music Company until 7 +h 3 .N * THE ART SOCIETY OF KEY WEST ~ Itt ff fo SS ' o'clock eoeececee || Allan B. Cleare | Fleming St.) eeveesee? CORONATION BALL VOTED BiG SUCCESS ENJOYABLE EVENT 1S GIVEN! LAST EVENING BY FIRE LADDIES AT KEY WEST ATHLETIC CLUB The grand coronation ball, given by the fire laddies at the Athletic} Club pavilion last night, like every-} thing else promoted by the local | fire fighters, was a brilliant suc- cess and one of the: outstanding society events of the season in the Island City. In addition to the fine music: }and excellent dancing a most in- teresting feature was the award- jing of the prizes won in the most popular lady contest conducted in connection with the carnival that recently showed here under the auspices of the fire department, Miss Bunnie Niles, daughter of Chief of Police Cleveland Ni‘es, was crowned ““Miss:Key West” and awarded first prize in the contest, |a beautiful $150 diamond ring. |The second prize, a $50 wrist | watch, went to Miss Janie Thomp- json; the third, $10 in gold, being | awarded to Miss Annie Johnson. Addresses were made by Chief of Fire Department Ralph Pinder, Louis Carbonell, Norman B. Brown and others, Music for the gala event was tra. A bride and groom graced the gala event with their presence, having just been, united in mar- of the Ley Memorial Church. Norman B. Brown, promoter of the |} most popular lady contest for which the prizes were awarded, and Misé Janie Thompson, winner of the second prize, were the con- tracting parties to the nuptial event. They were royally weleom- ed to the coronation ball and heartily congratulated. Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Brown left this morning for their future place of residence in Savannah, Ga., the home city of the groom. NEW COMMANDANT CAPTAIN AND MRS. McNEELY COMING HERE FROM PEN- SACOLA; TO ASSUME CHARGE ON TUESDAY Captain R. W. McNeely, new commandant of the seyenth naval district, and Mrs. McNeely, will arrive in Key West Monday, ac- cording to a message received by the naval station. Captain McNeely will relieve Captain Clark D. Stearns, retired. The naval station will be turned over to Captain McNeely by Cap- tain Stearns on Tuesday morning. Captain McNeely comes from Pensacola, where he was in the air service. He was formerly in the bureau of engineering at Washing- ton, Captain and Mrs. Stearns will make their home with Colonel Robert Thompson on his house- boat, the Everglades, which is sta- tioned at the nava} station, Colonel Thompson will have the engines removed and sent north for overhauling. To Miami To Reside At Court Hearing Capt. John G. Berry, head of the coast guard department, will leave in a few days for Miami to complete the court proceedings being held in cq@mnection with men who were alleged to have taken captured liquor off a coast guard cutter. Captain Berry spent last week there in connection with the mov- ing of Base No, 6 from Miami to | Fort Lauderdale. . & Company Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants 511 FRONT STREET P.O. Box 18 Key West, Fla. hbk Lede dL dL) | HATS OF ALL KINDS | CLEANED & BLOCKED Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Hats Made to Order | GEORGE’S HAT SHOP 608 DUVAL ST. furnished by an excellent orches-' riage- by the Rev. E. L. Ley, pastor) OF NAVAL STATION DUE ON MONDAY THE KEY WEST DENIAL OF PROPAGANDA (Continued from Page 1) ticed in the Southland. There is nota bit of feeling of resentment left there toward the people of the North, and the finest hos- pitality was shown us by those who said that in their youth they supposed that ‘damyankees’ was all one word.” Movies of ‘Tour A separate news-item in the Portland Press Herald says that Miss Pauline Graham, one of the best known readers in Portland, who was a member of’ the pil- grimage, gave an account of her trip at the Women’s Literary Union Club House, in which she stated that one of the outstanding features of the tour was the re- received at Petersburg. Some beautiful views of places visited were thrown on the serecn by Miss Graham. Tells Kiwanians of Florida Benjamin F. Cleves, secretary of Associated Industries of Port- land, told of the tour at the first meeting of the Portland Kiwanis club after his return from Flor- ii | The New South The same issue of the Portland Press Herald, from which. the above items were clipped carried {a special despatch from Auburn jquoting Governor Brewster in commenting on the tour, speak- ing of the South in general, with- out especial reference to any particular state. The chief ex~J. ecutive of Maine included in his interview as published, «the. fol- lowing: “The new and rapidly develop- ting South - offers a remarkable opportunity for the expansion of trade which England needs. “An increase of twenty-six billions of dollars in the wealth of the new South in the past de- cade and an increase of its an- ‘nual income by untold millions as {ception they St. dustrial development now going on in Florida and elsewhere offer a market that a New England Yankee cannot afford to over- jlook, “The new South is’ a hunting ground such as has not been pre- Isented to. us in two generations.” W..E. Huston, Engineer of Water Works, Sinking Andther Well For City W. E, Huston, superintendent of water works, is sinking an- other well for the city, the water from which will be used for fire- | fighting purposes. This one is at \the corner of Eaton and Bahama streets. : The well of the same kind re- cently finished at the corner. of Fleming and Whitehead was test- led by a fire truck capable of |pumping 750 gallons per minute, ‘and the water showed no signs of jlowering as the result. Superintendent Huston says the | well at Bahama street corner will jhave to go considerably deeper _than the other mentioned above. So ancient is the city of Damas- cus, in Syria, that there is no record of its origin in any writ- ten histories. MONROE DRUG CO., QUINCY, ILL. CL LL hh hdd KEY WEST One Buick Touring. One Ford Touring Qne Dodge Sport Touring One Cadillac 7-pas. 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La Concha Hotel, European plan, single $5 to $7, double $7 to. $12. On large parties of 7! more, special reduced rates. Oversea Hotel, European plan, single $2 up, double $4 up. 2 Population of Key West, 18,000. ; Municipal Golf Links—a sporty course, extending * from Gulf to Ocean. Rates, green fees $2.00 per day.: $35.00 plus tax for season. Bathing Beach and Tennis—Casa Marina Hotel Grounds. Also public tennis and bathing beach Free Band Concerts in Bayview Park Sunday after- noons and every evening except Saturday. Fishing! Over 600 varieties. See hotels for boats. Free Aquarium, east end of Flagler street. Marine curio shop on Margaret street. ES Taxi Stands at railroad station and hotels. See Key West. aoe Ocean Boulevard, to encircle city, now being built by Monroe county. , ae Over-Sea Highway, from Key West to the mainland. One-third distance completed, balance of roadway con- tracted. Steel toll-bridges to span the long water gaps.. Take a taxi spin out over the Ocean, from the city of’ Key West. ; ; Pipe dive nd muniiee waterworks soon to be laid § rom mainland. lenty of fresh, pure water to Ki West and the Florida Keys. ° i eae White Ways now being installed ) nese’ districts. ing through the busi- ___ Building permits and Bank deposits rapidly increas- ing. Another new bank has just received charter. - - Key West postal receipts for Feb., 1926, 44 ee ee ae month, last year. peas co: est natural harbor in Florida, Ex; reach $47,000,000.00 annually. ~~ Key West Foundation Company’s beautiful Sub- division at easterly end of the island is daily re) “Progress.” Several new houses under construction: Graders, scarifiers, roadrollers, draglines, and motor trucks ap age operation. is 25 ft. business lots on Flagler Street, $10! front foot, or $2,500. “—_ ae 50 ft. residential lots, $75 per front foot, or $3,750. . 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