The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1926, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1926. etecece eose ‘Notes of The Passing Day SOOSCOOLOSO OCS OSCO HOO OOOEODOO DESO ESOOODOOOCOSCOO® Vessel Leaves The lighthouse tender Sundew/} leaves today for a trip up the west coast. 4 ** | Due Tomorrow The lighthouse tender Ivy. will arrive tomorrow from Miami with | Superintendent of Lighthouses} William Demeritt on board. | © * * Cuba To Tampa \ The P. & O. steamship Cuba,! Captain W. M. White, left. last) night at 7:30 o'clock for Tampa | with a eas number of passengers) on board. ‘The steamer will re-| turn to this port on Friday morn-} ing. | + * Cencho Leaves Tuesday | The Mallory steamship Concho Captain Mcintosh, left yesterday) ven route to New York, after dis- charging passengers and freight} at this port. The vessel arrived) here yesterday morning from Gal-| veston, { ’_ 7s * Troop I Meets Friday There will be a meeting of) Troop 1, Boy Scouts of America, held on Friday night at their} headquarters on Division street, | and a full attendance of mem-| bers is desired. 2 6 Scouts Masting There will be a meeting of Troop 6, Boy Scouts of America, held) tomorrow evening at their head-| quarters on William street, be-| ginning at 7:30 o’clock, under the} direction of Geo. F. Archer, scout- master of the organization. Final arrangements for the party to be given on Friday night will be made! at this meeting. eooe Personal gers and freight on board. | To Arrive Saturday Captain L. G.. Lewis, former agent of the Mallory Steamship | Company at this port, is expected \to arrive here on Saturday from}OWNER OF HOUSEBOAT EVER- | Miami for several days’ busines: | stay. * * Many Passengers The P. & 0. steamship Cuba ar- riving from Havana last night brought 413 passengers. This large passenger list is taken as an indication that the tourist season holding up wonderfully weil this year. “ * Steamer. Arrives Today The British steamer Bretaston arrived in port today from Nor: folk with machinery trouble, The vessel is consigned to the Porter Dock Pompeny. * Steamer Due Sccsaay The Mallory steamship San Jacinto will arrive in port on Sat- urday night from New York, er| route to Galveston, with passen-| Sie ee Girl Scouts To Meet There will. be a meeting of} Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held on Fri- day afternoon, beginning at 5) o'clock, at their headquarters in the Seottish Rite Hall, and all {members are requested to be in attendance. ss & Returns To Miami Henry A. Williams, who is em- ployed at Miami in the mechanical shops of the Florida East Coast Railway Company, left last eve- ning over the Flagler System fol- lowing several days’ business visit in Key West. va POOCOSOSCHCOCOCOOCOOLIERCERODSLVO Mention eecccee Maicolm Meacham, president of the Key West Foundation Com- pany, left last night for Palm ‘Beath, after spending several days on business in the city. Miss Dorothy Carey returned to her home in Miami yesterday over ‘the East Coast, following several ‘weeks’ visit in Key West with rela- tives and friends. Frank W. Lowe, who has been spending several weeks visiting in ' Miami and other points up the East Coast, returned to the city last evening over the Flagler Sys- iter A. Carmen, prominent te dealer of Philadelphia who jhad been. spending. several days in Key West attending to, business matters, was included in the passengers. leaving last. night over the East Coast en route north, William Camero, Whitehead street resident, was a passenger leaving over the East Coast this morning en route to Miami and| other points up the East Coast where he will spend several days’ business visit. — Elaine Sawyer, who had been spending several weeks visit- ing in Key West with relatives. |i was a passenger leaving last eve-| ning over.the East Coast en route to Miami, where she is now making) her residence. Hl Mrs. T. E. Millmore arrived on the evening train last night from Evansville, Indiana, where she hat been spending the past two months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Millmore have an apartment at at 629 Caroline. D._N. Clark, of Miami, is among the visitors in Key West today. Mr. Clark is an enthusiastic boost- er for the Island City. * Lykes Turner was included in the passengers arriving yesterday from Galveston, joining Mrs. Tur- ner and children, who have been spending several weeks visiting in the city with relatives. Louis A. Harris, attorney of; Miami, was included in the arrivals here yesterday afternoon over the} East Coast, and will spend some) time. in the city in connection with court matters, Miss Emily Saunders, who had been spending several weeks visit- ing in Key West with relatives, was included in the passengers leaving last evening over the East Coast, enroute to her home in Mi- ami. William, W. Pierce, who is em-| ployed at Miami by the Florida! East Coast Railway Company, was included in the arrivals here last} evening over the Flagler System, | and will spend several days’ visit in the Island Citys with relatives. Mrs. William Dexter was in- cluded: in the arrivals from Miami, and will spend a few weeks’ visit | in Key West with relatives and friends. Mrs. Dexter formerly re- | sided in the Island City, but*has) been making her home in Miami) for the past few years. Miss Celeste Archer, daughter) And say, come on stranger, how) of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Archer, | who had been spending a visit in Key West with her parents, left) last night on ihe steamship ‘Cuba en route to Tampa, where she is; now making her home. Lhughing in His Sleeve. | | “T was: told nothing bft | Operation would help my stomach! trouble, and was- getting ready | for the operation when a friend} advised me to try MAYR’S, The| first dose helped me. I am now a8 well as ever in my life, and am} laughing up my sleeve at the doc-} tors.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the ca-/ tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation | which ‘causes practically all! stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re- funded. For sale by all drug- gp Mote than two-thirds of all the owned by re va maa iye experience, | what the NOTICE We wish to ‘et the people know | that we have made our summer prices, and they will go inid effec! | the 25th. All our ala carte order: | tare reducéd and we will still carry} j the same high class foods we dic! | before. yself from now on and, after 2C) Give me a trial. reduced from $5. morrow only. will be reduced to 45e, SILVER GRILL CAFE New Jersey spent about $325,~) fetail pharmacies in Denmark are | 000 last year in mosquito control} work. A RARE BARGAIN! We have three lots in TRACT 21 that are absolutely the best buys in Key West today. | Colonel Thompson and his niece | Now we will all go south with the) I will be in the muchens you will see; kitchen means te me | .ve 25 meal tickets | -50 to $4.75 to | White plate lunct { PUTNAM PAUL PARIS, Chef and Prop. | COL. THOMPSON GOING NORTH AFTER VISIT GLADES SPENDS MOST EN- JOYABLE VISIT IN KEY WEST Col. Robert Ms Thompson, who has been spending the winter in Key West on his houseboat, the | Everglades, leaves tomorrow eve- ning over the Florida East Coast for the north. > Colonel Thompson’ will ‘be ac- companied by his niece, Mrs. Thompson, and Miss Hilda Sykes. He will leave the Everglades here during the summer until next winter, and Capt. and Mrs. Clark D. Stearns will make this yacht their temporary home in Colonel Thompson’s absence.. The jengines will be shipped north for repairs. are planning to take a trip in the near future to Europe, and he will return to Key West next win- ter. For several years, Colonel Thompson has made Key West his headquarters during the sinter months, GIVE LUNCHEON AT HOME TODAY SENATOR AND MRS. WILLIAM H. MALONE EN- TERTAIN Senator and Mrs. William H. Malone delightfully entertained this afternoon at their home with a luncheon in honor of Colonel Robert. M.. Thompson and his guests who are on board the mag- nificent. and palatial houseboat Everglades during their visit to Key West. Those in attendance. at the en- joyable event were; Colonel Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, niece of the colonel, Miss Hilda Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Spotts- wood, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M, Brown, Mrs.. Lou Savage and Messrs. J. Work and Henry R. Mallory. ONE GREAT FAM-IL-LEE Away down south:in.old Key West, With plenty of sports and a place to rest; There it is a pleasure to be And be!ong to one great fam-il-lee. They make you welcome in that town, And with great pleasure they show| you around; | They are very thoughtful and po- lite you see, | For they all belong to-one great fam-il-lee. They are yery gay and not too} rough, And on Duval: Street they strut| their stuff; They make you happy and want to! be, | Always with that great fam-il-lee.| Every night with the ‘concert} band, The girls just take you by the hand; we will be, For we all belong to one great) fam-il-lee. | rest, And make our home in old Key) West; For in that town how pleasant a be il-lee. | Stranger —stranger, I have been/ thinking, i | What a great world this would be:! If you would come to Key West. | Florida, And all belong to one great fam- il-lee. #3? FADELESS And all belong to one great fam-| } | T. A. WOODY. | | LADIES OF ST. ~~ PAUL'S PLAN PLAY (Continued from Page 1) so that June does not receive the primrose petals and thinks Philir is lost to her forever. Marie and Jerry find the little book on the lawn. They copy the poems on a piece of yellow paper which they find in the book. Theix sentimental intention is to bury it for their grandchildren. Looking about for a box, they find the case containing the - primrose petals. They put the paper inside and bury the case under the hedge. ‘Philip returns and, througk Marie, tells June that he left the talisman in her parasol: June doubts him because she ‘has not found it. Jerry .and Marie at length discover that the message was in the case they have buried and go to look for it, In the mean time, the case has been remove by Samson and Malindy, who saw the burial.and think it may con- tain money. When they do not find the case, June thinks they are all tricking her and is very angry Mrs, Manning and Uncle Mat- thew meet on the lawn. June Marie, Jerry and Philip, hiding behind the hedge, learn that they were once lovers, parted because of the paper which Uncle Mat thew promised to get for her wher they were very young. Jerry finds Samson and Malindy who produce the case. The pape upon which the poem wes written proves to be the lost document and June is assured that Philiy really did send the message a: he promised. With the return‘o: the paper the feud dies very sud- den'y. Jerry is received int< favor and Mrs. Manning is re united with Uncle Matthew, her old sweetheart. To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF FLORIDA I wish to announce my candi- dacy for re-election to the Flor- ida State Senate from the Twen- ty-fourth district, subject to the Democratic primary. There will be a number. of} matters of vital importance’to this District, and particularly to Mon- ree County, in the 1927 session of the Legislature. The bound- aries of the City of Key West will have to be changed to include the Florida East Coast Railway terminals. The ten year contract will expire with the 1927 session. | I am a party to the contract ex- cluding thé: -terminals! fromthé City in consideration of the con- struction of the Casa Marina ho- tel in 1917. I very much desire to personally see that these terminals are reincluded in the City limits. No one has in the slightest degree intimated -opposi- tion to the terminals being rein- corporated in the City, neverthe- less if I am reelected to the Sen- |ate I pledge that the terminals will be placed back within the cor- porate limits of the City of Key| West. My long service in the Senate | | qualifies me for efficient service. | |During the campaign I will make | |further declarations of principles | which shall govern me in the Sen-} ate. I solicit the support of the Democratic voters of this Dis-| trict. WILLIAM H. MALONE. (Paid Political Adyt.) The Brethren meeting at»Gospel Hall, 720 Southard street, an- nounce to the public a three day conference commencing Friday morning, 25th, finishing Sunday eyening, 28th, at the conclusion of the service. The general public are most cordially invited. It is expected that these meetings will prove to be very interesting. A number of speakers will be present, amongst them Mr. H. A. Ironside, well known lecturer and ‘ Bible teacher from the Pacific Coast, also Mr. H. A. Stewart, evange- list, from Canada. Meetings will be as follows: 10 a. m.—Bible study. 8 p. m.—Bible addresses. 7:30. p. m.—Gospel preaching. The evening meetings will -be held at the Harris High School. All other meetings at Gospel Hall, 720 Southard street. .& hearty invitation is extended to everyone. mar24-25-26-27 NOTICE The Board of Directors of the San Carlos Institute regret that through a misunderstanding seats were not reserved for those hold- ing invitations extended by the di- rectors, at the performance last evening. These invitations can be presented at the ticket office and‘ reserved seats obtained for the next performance. mar 24-1t Let the Artman Press do your printing. ecesecees e° POLITICAL ‘ANNOUNCEMENTS Seeeeeoeeseeoeeeseseseeed FOR STATE SENATE 24th District © FRANK H. LADD FOR STATE SENATE 24th District } WILLIAM H. MALONE f ees | FOR REPRESENTATIVE { MONROE COUNTY CHAS. H. KETCHUM | FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR J. F, BUSTO $ 3 : FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR T. S. CARO e R COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth District ABELARDO LOPEZ PIL LLE LAL OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Broken: Lens Duplicated on the Day Received ' A. L. PRATT Campb@l Bldg. 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This new feature of having hot rolls at all hours of the day will fill a long-felt need in Key West, and we ” invite the public to take advantage of our offer. We will also have the famous Casa Marina French Rolls, baked by Mr. Pledger, our expert baker from Chicago. We will have Hot Cross Buns on Good Friday. let. A demonstration will delight si Z Ask for a Demonstration! . Lewis Motors —— _— dealers. Use Putsom No: los | IS THE AUTOMATIC IRON | te remeve coler and stains. j | If it was not e good iron we would not be handling it! ee i Wd Weraebe, meng THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY | MONROE DRUG CO.. QUINCY. IL! hana | JOE MONZICINO, Sales Manager Tip Top Bakery GIVENS & GIVENS NEXT TO SAN CARLOS