The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 25, 1926, Page 5

"9 rs THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926. 80060009005 E9060068009900000000000000000008000800 Notes of The To Open Bids Bids will be opened publicly for the sale of navy surveyed and condemned material at the naval} station at 11 o'clock in the morp-) ing, April 23. ** Back Home From. Visit Roy Roberts, after spending a few weeks” visit ‘to points up the East Coast, returned to the city yesterday afternoon over Flagler System. . Arrives For Visit John Russell of Matecumbe was included in the arrivals here yes- terday afternoon over the Flagler System, and will spend several days’ visiting the Island City. ** * * eos Steamer Arrives The steamer Pioneer, Capt. Neber, arrived in port today from Tampico with a load of oil for the Standard Oil Company. The vessel is consigned to Everett) Russell, agent of ‘the oil company| at this port. . * * * Undergoes Operation W. B. Sawyer, 609 Angela} street, seaman aboard the tug} Warbler, submitted to slight sur- gical operation at 10 o'clock this “morning in the Marine Hospital. He is reported as resting well and) is expected to be out again in a few days. ** To Hold Meeting There will be a meeting of Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of Eastern Star, held tomorrow. evening, was the announcement made ‘today by Mrs, Annie Sharpley, secretary of the | organization. The meeting will be held in the Scottish Rite Hall will begin at 7:30 o'clock, and all visiting members in the city are invited to attend. . * To Give Address’ The Rev. J. M. Waggett of St. “Chartes; S. C., will talk this. eve-| ‘ab 8 o'clock at the Presby- terian Church, South and Whalton ‘The Rev. Waggett has) yisiting in Key West for the a several days. #4 Due Hers Today ‘The lighthouse tender Ivy was re- this morning at Sombrero Light Station, and is due to arrive | in Key’ West igte this afternoon. On bodrd is Superintendent of fiesenooes William H. Demeritt, ‘who has been in Miami for sev- aids to navi- pi * the} Passing Day Cuba From Tampa Friday | The P. & O. steamshin Cuba, Captain W. M. White, will errive in port tomorrow morning from Tampa. The steamer will leave again during the day for Havana on arrival of the — from. the north, * | Train Arrives On Time . The morning train arrived on schedule time today, pulling in at the station at 8:30. o’clock with 58 passengers on board. Many. * Jof those arriving left on the boat for Havana. * * * San Jacinto Due Saturday The * Mallory steamship San Jacinto will arrive in port on Sat- urday night from New York en route ‘to Galveston with passen- gers and freight on board. The vessel has considerable freight for this port. * 8 © Returns To City Theodore Roberts, connected with the Peacon Hardware Com- |pany on Caroline street, who had been spending a few week# visit at points up the coast, returned to the city yesterday afternoon. ee ee Mallory From Galveston The steamship Henry R. Mal- lory will arrive in port on Mon- day night from Galveston en route to New York with passengers and freight on. board. * Return Home From Visit Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins, who had. been spending a few weeks’ visit at points up the East Coast, returned to the city yes- terday afternoon over the Flagler System. an ae To Exchange Pulpits Rev. L. Munro, pastor of the First Methodist Chureh, will ex- change pulpits of Sunday morn- ing and evening with Rev. Harts- field of Holleman Park Church, Miami. Rev. Munro will return here for the Easter services. + 8 On Inspection Trip Commander William C. Fite, gerieral inspector of the supply eorps, U. S. Navy, and Lieut. Wil, liam B. Young, assistant inspector, were in the city yesterday. They inspected the supply accounting and disbursing departments of the seventh — naval district. | Com- mander Fite and Lieut. Young tt last night for Washington, D, C, Grinnell Street Size 106 ft. 9 in. x 108 ft. 6 in. Priced Reasonably Address P. O. Box 92 eeeccoeesses “|hundred feet Personal ee 960 Sidney H. Thompson, who had been on a business visit to points up the East Coast, returned to the city yesterday afternoon. over the Flagler System. * T. J. Knowles, former post- master at Big Pine Key, was 4 pas- senger leaving on the morning train for points up the coast, where he will spend several days’ visit. Leroy Sawyer, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles W. Sawyér, of Caro- line street, was a pasgenger leav- ing on the morning train for. Mi- ami, following a visit im Key West with his Parents. Ormond de Leon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank de Leon of this city, was an arrival ‘in Key West yes- terday afternoon ‘over the Flagler System from Miami, where he is now making his residence, C. M. Watson, who is now:sta- tioned at the Naval Yard in Charleston, S. is expected to arrive here on turday, accom- panied by his family, and will spend a few weeks’ visit -in Key West’ with relatives. ° Mrs. Harry Ochanderina, who had been spending several days’ visit in Key West with relatives and friends, was.a passenger leav- ing on the morning train for Mi- ami, where she is now making her residence. William Edwards, building con- tractor, formerly. of Key West, but who is now making ‘his resi- dence in Miami, was an arrival in the city on the morning train, and will spend several ye business visit in the Island Rev. and Mrs. Lj Munro were passengers leaving on the morning train for Miami and other points, where -they will spend. several days’ visit. | Reva: Munro ‘will re- turn to the city on April 4, while Mrs. Munro may remain away for a longer stay. 090 000F SOO SSCOTSSOOCOSOSOOOESEOEOOOOTEOECEES Mention eeee Benjamin A. Baker left yester- day for his station at Sand Key Light, after spending several days in Key. West. ply on a ina, Lieut. Carl. L.. Biery, corps, ‘U. S. Navy, who visit of several days in returned last night to the gity. Isadore Markovitz was ‘among the arrivals in the city yé@terday afternoon from lotey We will spend -several days’ Te Key West with relatives. le Joseph Whalton, of the:firm of Roberts & Whalton, realtors, is now spending a business visit in Miami, and is expected to return to the city within a few days. Charles Cold, who had been spending ‘a while in Miami and other points up the East Coast, re- turned to the city yesterday after- noon over the Flagler System. Clement G. Brooks, assistant} keeper of Carysfoot Light- Station, left this morning to report for duty at his station after spending several weeks in Key West, Robert Kyle, employed by the Fiorida East: Coast Railway Com- Pany at Pigeen Key, was included in the arrivals on the morning train, and will spend a few days’ business visit in the Island City. J: Frank Roberts,’ of the realty firm of Roberts & Whalton, who had been ‘spending a few days’ business visit in Miami and points up the East Coast, returned to the city yesterday afternoon.oyer the Flagler System. William Dexter is spending. a few. days’ visit in Key West with, Mrs. Dexter, who also arrived here recently from Miami. Mr, -and Mrs. Dexter’ formerly: resided in Key West, but have been making their home in Miami for the past few years. REPORT FIRE IN OIL FIELDS TWO DERRICKS DESTROYED IN CALIFORNIA (Ry Ansociated Press) LONG BEACH, Calif., March 25.—Fire ear'y today ate its way through the northwest éxtension of Signal Hill oil field, *néar here, totally “destroying two derricks and four oil tanks and enveloping in flames three other rigs. The damage at 4 a. m. was esti- mated at a quarter‘of @ million dollars. The fire started shortly ‘after midnight when gas escaping from the W. M. C. well No. 3, ignited, forming a flaming torch almost’ a in height. The flames spread through four rigs standing in the near vicinity. All available fire fighting apparatus of this city was on the scene. Dr. Straton Gives , Final Lectare At First Baptist Church Dr. John Roach Straton, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church in New York, closed his series of lec- tures in this city at the First Bap- tist church last night, when a large concourse of people listened at- tentively to his famous discourse on the subject, “Monkey Men and Monkey Morals.” His talk was a masterly effort and afforded much information on one of the most outstanding topics of~the day, the widely discussed theory of evolution. During his pleasant stay in this city, Dr. Straton went to Havana for a brief visit, returning yester- day afternoon. He, with Mrs. Straton and their son, are leaving today for their home in New York, where the divine will resume his pastoral duties. druggists. NUXATED IRON ENRICHES THE BLOOD Prot. Habert Reason To Open Up Masic School In Key West Attention of readers of The Citizen is called to the advertise- ment of Prof. Hubert Redson,’ in this issue. Prof. Reasén’ is a teacher dis. well ‘\Known Sta oh ‘majority* of “Key: West people, who have had the pleasure o: ing to the cag lent. given by the band during the season about to closé. ok Reason’s reputation ed him to this city, he having or- ganized the Boys’ band in Miami, and was instrumental in orchestras in all. the schools of the Magic City. Teaching boys is his specialty and he says that if there is any one who can make musicians of the younger genera- tion, he is the man. The. getitleman has decided to make his home permanently in Key West, he-having been’ con- vinced of ‘the vast amount of un- devéloped talent here. Jacques Bernier was stabbed tc death by a hatpin in the hands of a young woman he had insulted} on.the street at Toul, France. ing.| = Brethren Meeting At Hall 720 Southard Street) The Brethren meeting at Gospel Hall, 720 Southard street, an- mounce to the public a three day conference commencing ~ Friday morning, 25th, finishing Sunday evening, 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. 3 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. 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