The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 5

‘WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1926, Seeooececcevocscccccecccccccsocccceceooeooeooeee Notes of The The P.& 0. steamship Cuba, tain W. M. White, left last night at 7:30 o'clock for Tampa with a large number of passengers on board. The steamer will return to this port on Friday morning. se 8 Steamer Leaves Port. The oil tank steamer Pioneer, which arrived at this port yester- day from Tampico, left again this on the return trip to Tampico. While at this port the vessel was consigned to Everett Russell, agent of the oil company at this pate ® San Jacinto pa Saturday. The Mallory steamship San Ja- ginto will arrive in port on Satur- day night from New York en route .to Galveston with passen- gers and freight on board. The vessel has considerable freight for this port. ‘_* Vessel Arrives The schooner Admiral. Sturdee, _ Captain Hunter, arrived in port yesterday.from Routan with a load of fruit consigned to Russell’s Produce House. The vessel is con- signed to Taylor & Company. > »* © Small Shipment. The fery boat arriving here Monday night from Havana had three loads of pineapples on board. These pineapples were. transfer- red into other cats at this port for shipment north. Beeerece ‘ ‘Personal Raymond H. Roberts arrived this morning from Fowey Rocks lightstation, where he served as substitute keeper for six’ weeks. Mrs. Norberg Thompson, Mrs. B. Curry Moreno and Mrs. Clifton Bailey left this morning for Coral Gables and Miami Beach, where they will visit friends. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Wilson ‘were passengers leaving yesterday over the East Coast for Miami and other points up the East Coast where con will spend several weeks’ visit. : Richard A Garcia, who is con- nécted with the office force of the iCuban Railway ‘Company of Ha- ana; who had been spending the past.several days in Key West at- tending to business. matters, was @ passenger leaving yesterday on the steamship Governor Cobb en Foute to the Cuban Capital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Pin- der were included in the recent ar- _ Tivals here from Miami for a short | visit with relatives gnd_ friends. -They formerly resided in Key West, but have been making their, fesidence in the Magic City for the past. several years, Mrs. George A. Harris, of Jack- sonville, who had been spending several weeks’ visit in Key West with’ relatives and friends, was & passenger leaving over the East Coast last night en route to her home. Clarence Thompson, who had been spending'the past two months visiting in Key West, was includ- ed in the passengers leaving here yesterday onthe Mallory steam- ship Concho for New York eh route to his home in Fall River,| Mass. | Judge Jefferson B. Browne re- turned yesterday from Battle! Greek, Mich., where he had taken | his denghter, Mrs, William 3B. Keating. He has returned in time for the opening of the country | club this evening. | Lieut. Stark J. Warner left} | Cobb left’ yesterday for Havana, jer Cuba which had been on Key | been spending several weeks’ vist- | ness visit in the Island City. this morning for Cuba on the Sau- kee. Lieut. Warner will work on the new high frequency transmit-| ter on the Saukee during his trip. Passing Day Ship Has ait Freight. The Mallory steamship Concho which left here yesterday morning for New York had a heavy freight on board, most of which was taken on at Key West™for shipment north. = é oe Girl Scouts Meet Friday. There will be a meeting of Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held on Fri-} day afternoon, beginning at 5 o’clock, and a full attendance of members is desired. The meeting will be under the direction of Mrs. A. H. McInnis, scoutmistress of the organization. = = Many on Night Train. There were a large number of passengers arriving here last night | on the train from the North, many } of whom will remain in Key West for several weeks’ visit. Cher see” Cobb Leaves For Cuba. The P. & O. steahship Governor resuming the regular run between this poyt and the Cuban capital. The Cobb up until yesterday had been making the run to Tampa, changing places with the steam- West-Havana run for the past sev- eral weeks, es * Destroy Liquor A large quantity of liquor was destroyed this morning by the cus- toms officials which was seized by that department. Merition Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Roberts were included: in the recent depar- tures for Tampa, where they will remain for the next several weeks visiting relatives ‘and friends. Chester Lowe, after spending a short -yisit in Key West, left morning on the steamer Pioneer for Tampico. Mr. Lowe is acting first assistant engineer on the ves- sel, which plies between Tamp-co and this port bringing oil for the Standard: Oil Company here, Miss Katherine Albury, who had ing in Key West with relatives was a passenger leaving over the East Coast last night en route to her home in Miami. Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Stirrup were passengers leaving on the steam- ship Cuba last night for Tampa where they will remain for the next several weeks visiting rela- tives and friends. Arnold 8. Roberts, 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, land will spend a few days’ busi- Eugene L, Albury, county tax assessor, was a passenger leaving on the morning train for Miami and other points up the East for several days’ visit. Mr. Albury was acompanied by his mother, Mrs. Samuel Albury, who will/ stop off at Matecumbe. Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Harris were passengers leaving this morning over the East Coast for Miami and other points up the East Coast where they will visit for a few) weeks, Gus Ringle, representative a) |the American Fruit Growers As-| | sociation, with headquarters in | Pittsburgh, is in the city relative | to the shipment of pineapples | through Key West. | ee | Arthur Brown of the Gulf Keys | | Realty Company leaves April m for New York where he will join | his wife. From New York Mr. and | Mrs. Brown go to New Castle, Pa., | to spend the summer where they | |} have a home. They return to Key| | West next winter. | ENTERTAINS WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY EVENT HELD YESTERDAY AF- TERNOON AT MITCHELL HOME {Patty Ann Mrs. J. W. Mitchell entertain- ed yesterday afternoon at her home, 609 Caroline street, with a party. celebrating her son’s fourth birthday. Forty little guests were present to help Wallace Mitchell make merry on his birthday. Games were played and dainty refreshments were served. Prizes were won by Adele Roberts and Betty McCown. The little friends present were: William Monsalvatge, Paul Mon- | salvatge, Adele Roberts, William| Hertell Radice, Ethel May Wil-| liams, J. L. Williams, Jr. Olga Kemp, Celia Knight, Allan | Knight, Armond Almyda, Wilma | Sands, Leona Sands, Marguerite! Goehring, Mary Elizabeth Pillans, Pillans, Jessie Jane Gibson, Betty Rae Russell, Buddy Dergan, Joe Dorgan, Betty Me- | Cown, G. C. McCown, Jr., Betty | Sawyer, Gloria Curry, Gloria Ayala, Charles Ketchum, Jr.,/ Charles Silas, Gould Curry, Eric Curry, Russell Hyman, Jr., Louis | Richardson, Donald Reid, Lauretta Kemp. Beverly Reid. -George Reid, Jim! Bod Hathaway, Jerry Hathaway,/ Fred Johnson, Billy - Johnson, Glenn Osgood Mitchell and Wal- jlace Hertell Mitchell. A golden opportunity to get an electric fan. See The Key West Electric Co. aprie COURT HOUSE GROUNDS TO BE ILLUMINATED FINISHING “FouchEs BEING PUT ON WORK IN INSTALLA- TION OF WHITE WAY SYS- TEM The white way for the illumina- tion of the ‘pretty grounds sur- rounding the county court house is receiving “its finishing touches this afternoon, and the lights are expected to be turned on tonight for the first time. County Engineer Clifton Bailey says they. will be turned on to- night if the work is finished in time, if not the system will be sure to be in operation tomorrow night. This illumination system for} the court house grounds includes twenty ornamental light posts, six inside the enclosure and fourteen on the street sidewalks. The posts jand white globes were furnished by the Westinghouse - Electric Company, and Ross Roberts is the installing electrician. . The entire system when completed and in operation will represent an ex- penditure of $2,500 on the part of the county commissioners. Commissioner. Braxton Warren), conceived the idea’ of beautifying the court house grounds in his way, and through. his . persistent suggestions the matter was. con- sidered by the board of. commis- sioners and definite plans agreed upon and approved. A number of people have ex- pressed surprise that such an ex- cellent and attractive lighting system could be secured for the money involved. Silence Period To Be Observed By Local Naval Station The. Key West Naval Station as well as ships and coastal wireless. stations the world over tonight | will observe five minutes: silence in memory of the heroism of operators who have died at sea. CONVENTIONS OPENING St.-Louis—National Warm Air Heating and Ventilating Associ- ation. Los Angeles—Western Confer- ence of Deans of Women. Los conference of Associated Women Students. Get an Emerson. Electric Fan. See The Key West Electric Co. apriod COOOOTTLI A HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED & BLOCKED Ladies’ .and Gentlemen’s Hats | Made to Order GEORGE’S HAT SHOP 608 DUVAL’ ST. } Apl 14, 1 t. Angeles—Intercollegiate d BaD OOLDLa La: John B. Barnham, Association, who has just the Camp Fire’Club of Wild Life Conservation. of the American Gi awarded the Gold eine Since for his ais ame Protective Gold. Medal of Honor of tinguished service to This Medal has Serctalore been awarded to only eight individuals Caio poorer Tate President Theodore Roosevelt. APPEARS BEFORE JUSTICE Julian Robisison; coloréd,..w who evidence showed had been excese) ively, severe. in chastising bis bet- ter half;-was the defendaat in an interesting case before Justice of | Peace Rogelio Gomez ygsterday | afternoon. Robinson was released | after he had made: good and suf- ficient bond‘ to ‘keep peace. for- * | evermore. — CARD OF THANKS We wish to tender our ‘sincere| thanks to all our friends and neigh-| bors for their kind assistance dur. ing the illness, death and burial of.,our . beloved,’ Richard. Tedder. The. Family. sT0P SKIN TORTURE Liquid Zemo_ Heals Every Skin Blemish The smarting agony of alan: itching, heat rash and skin disor- ders of all kinds. quickly *disap- pears with the use of Zemo,; It heals and cools the skin. For eczema, blackheads, tetter, {pimples and acne, ‘ Zemo'is- “the ; safe and dependable remedy. ,Liq- | uid Zemo does hot show and:may be applied freely in daylight. Rub- | bed into the scalp, it stops’ itch- ing scalp and dandruff. __. ., * For overnight use apply Zémo ointment, ‘and as a preventative | ke skin troubles bathe regularly ‘with Zemo soap. Any druggist | can supply you with Zemo in eith- RETURNS TO CITY_ ‘€. Sam -B, Curry”has ‘returned |. | from Fort Myers, where he went || as a ‘delegate to the state conyen- | tion.of Elks, Mr..Curry tays he | had the time of his life on this | trip and had the pleasuré of meet-|~ || ing brother Elks from all over the {| state and a number .of national _ | officials of the order. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES THE KEY WEST DRUG CO. | Frank Ladd, who also went as a delegate ‘from | the Key West lodge, is visiting other points and: will return*in a few days. F. H. SOLOMON » PLUMBER Sheet Metal Work. CALL PHONE 621-W (OUT OUR WAY AWRIGHT MA. \F YA WANNA BE POOR ALL OUR LIFES) WY DONT BLAME ME-ATS ALL! We GeT | LZ WEN. YA SEETTHEM OER FELLERS - ‘MAS, Roun! int GOLD ; { CONT Gi ELLIS ATS ALL + GOLD. RusHes * DONT Come EVEN DAY! “TAINT AS IF IT Woz WAN, OFF IN AFRICER ER SUMPN) WY ITS ONY IN ONTARIO! | hs hath Sate Swi i lees a ttre Kish wie * ” gilt save ue att a ete QS By. Williams WONT BE SO PooR WHEN YOU “Hose PROUISIONS LEAVES FOR MIAMI parted for a : Morris N. Partridge, who has} Miami Mr. ric been directing the publicity for| Augusta, Ga., | the chamber of commerce and injowns Partridge .|¢harge of the winter sports put/most famous hostelries in the. on by that organization, has de- country. — non oe ; ‘ LOW RENTS Large Roome—Newly Finished TROPICAL ISLES SALES CORP. ie 601 DUVAL sT. FOR REPRESENTATIVE CHAS. 8: a. KETCHUM FOR JUDGE. OF Ti ‘THE CRIMINAL 3. VINING Hu HARRIS FOR JUDGE ‘OF THE THE CRIMINAL COURT J. LANCELOT LESTER FOR, COUNTY SOLICITOR | >de-Fe -BUSTO a FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR - 'T. B.CARO FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Key West | Country Club Formal Opening WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 8 p. m. Entertainment : Refreshments Featuring Irene Reynolds Prima Donna Soprano Known to All Radio Fans as “The Sweetheart of the Air” The Key West Country Club © First WM: R. PORTER. © (Re-Election) FOR COUNTY, FY COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTY Ol COMMISSIONER Second District BRAXTON B. WARREN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER EDUARDO C. GOMEZ FOR, COUNTY. COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth - District S. OWEN. SAWYER FOR MEMBER SCH SCHOOL BOARD First District - CLARENCE H. PIERCE Dancing FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Under the Man agement of Mac Newmah of New York WILLARD: M. ALBURY FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD | MILLARD B. GIBSON Goa on TP Freddie Boorde’s ’ a) et . ; Country. Club Orchestra Ray Bush was ‘included in thelf}. '% .4.< x z m <b passengers leaving yesterday on} e a the. Mallory. steamship Concho for! ” : New York where she will — several: weeks’ visit. 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