The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT — JOINT MEETIN OF ODD FELLOWS THIS EVENING VARIOUS LOCAL LODGES WILL ASSEMBLE IN OPEN SESSION ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT A combined meeting of all the Odd Fellow lodges in the city will be held with Key West lodge No. 13, beginning at 8 o'clock tonight when definite arrangements. will be-made for big open meeting of the order to be given Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the Garden theatre on Caroline street. This will be a most auspicious event and will mark the one hun- dred and seventh anniversary of the Independant Order -of Odd Fellows. An interesting and -ap- propriate program will be rendered and refreshments will be served. This celebration will be on the or- der of a grand opening meeting of.the local Odd Fellows. Ail members of the order, their fam- ilies and ‘friends are cordially in- vited to attend this enjoyable and interesting occasion. This celebration was called by District Deputy Grand Master Wil- am Mendell by authority of a proclamation sent out by Grand Master of the State of Flarida, Wm. F. Hansen, of ‘Pensacola. The program for the big cele- bration Wednesday night is being a@tranged by a committee the mem- bers of which were chosen from each of the local lodges, and will afford an evening of delightful en- tertainment. The principal speakers at the celebration Wednesday night will be past Grand Master of the State * Wm. H. Malone, who will repre- sent Equity lodge 70; Past Grand Arthur Gomez for Key West lodge 18, and Andrew Lopez for Cuban lodge 15. Members of the sister lodge, Sparkling Water No. 14 Rebekahs, will attend this event attired in their, full regalia, a special dis- pensation having been granted per- mitting them to do so, Key West enjoys thé distinction of having had the largest number of Grand Masters in Oddfellowship of any other city of its size in the state, two of them being Dr. J. Y. Porter, Sr., and Senator Wm. H. Malone. 4 ‘LEUT. WARN BACK IN CITY NAVAL OFFICER RETURNS ON COAST GUARD < VESSEL «Lieut. Stark Warner retrrned y on board the Saukee irom Havana, Experiments were corfducted on the trip over with the~high frequency transmission oh the Saukee. Lieutenant War- ner announces that results were satisfactory. Lieutenant Warner stated that he found the conditions in Guba were bad. Sugar prices that were formerly twenty-four cents are now one and a half cents a pound. The result of these conditions is that the night life is at a stand still. ee ee . . 4 POLICE NEWS - . Oe eee eee eee eeens Twenty-one offenders will find that “the way of the transgressor is heard” when they say “howdy Tyudge” to Municipal Judge T. S. Care in city court this afternoon. This number represents the total round-up of the police repartment since Saturday afternoon, and it is expected that the fines will ag- g@tegate more then $300. There are three outstanding cases, in which the charge is assault and battery. These offenders are not all Key Westers, Chief Niles says When the colored men who work on the railroad gangs up the line get a pay day they blow into this elty, get “loaded for bear” and set out to “beat up” the colored people of this city. Corsequently most of them land in the city jail un- der various charges. Walter Vinson, the police offi- ter who several weeks eda broken leg in a traffic acci- dent, has not recovered sufficient- ly to resume his place on the po lice force. It is now feared that the broken lim> will have to be set over. ago sustain- Chief of we Cleveland s says the collection of delinquent Personal taxes is coming nicely. Up to this time nearly $3,000 has been collected from this source through the partment, along lee de HARRY BOYAJIAN TALKS ON CITY'S INDUSTRIES CAPTAIN STEARNS IS ALSO HEARD ON SUBJECT AT REALTY BOARD LUNCHEON TODAY Harry Boyajian of the Vic Realty Company stated at today’s luncheon of the Key West Realty Board that a complete list of in- dustries in Key West had been compiled and gone over in his of- fice recently. In the list was’ in- cluded the natural advantages to be found here and the different industries for which there ° are openings and openings in the line of construction work. Andrew Miller, of the P. & O. Steamship Company, who repre- Congress last week at Paim Beach made no verbal report but will submit a typewritten report on the industries in Key West. The survey of industries made at the meeting in Boyajian’s office will be turned over ta the chamber of | commerce to aid in the compilation of Mr. Miller’s report. Capt. Clark D. Stearns . stated that it was thought an enabling act had been passed. _ If this act has been put through, then the city council will pass an act which will permit the city to get to work im- mediately on city zoning, he said. C, ©. Symonette resigned as! chairman of the membership com- mittee. B. Curry Moreno was the guest of the board, A committee will take up with the city council the matter of val street across from the Monroe Theatre. Board of Appraisers Hold Conference On Scavenger Question Mayor Leslie A, Curry and Capt. Jack Maher held a con- ference Saturday evening and named Paul Boysen as the third member of the board of appraisers to_act for the city council in the bage hauling equipment. The city appointed the mayor on this board and Mr. Gwynn named Capt. Maher. They, to- gether, decided upon the third merthber. This board is to set the price that the city should pay Mr. Gwynn for his outfit. The city council will meet in extra sessioh at 8 o’clock tonight to thoroughly consider the garbage situation and take whatever ac- tion that may be necessary or ad- visable. Funeral Services Are Held Here Sunday For John M. Warren The funeral service for John M. Warren, who died Saturday morn- ing at the home of his brother-in- law, D. Z. Filer, on North Beach, in this city, which was held at the St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catho- lic church at 4:30 o’elock Sunday afternoon, was largely attended by the many friends of the deceased in this city. Rev, Father Mau- reau was the officiating minister, and the following frie of the deceased acted as pallbearers; Hilton Kemp, Luke Kemp, Tom Warren, Mr. Goshorn, Graham Lester and Charies Folk. The funeral was under the di- rection of G, Frank Sawyer of the Lopez undertaking parlors. Mise Florence Zawyer And Gaston Stickney Are | Married Here Saturday Miss Florence Zawyer of | Bridgeport, Conn., and Gaston | Stickney, brother of Mrs. William | Scheurer of this city, were mar- jried here on Saturday evening at jthe First Methodist church par- sonage, Rev. L. Munro officiating jat the ceremony, | The young couple have the best wishes of their numerous friends! for a married life of unalloyed | happiness. | Dr. Fogarty Due To Arvive In Key West | Tomorrow For Visit Dr, J. N. Fogarty, former may- or and prominent citizen of Key West, but mow residing in St. Augustine, where he is chief sur- geon for the F. E. C. railway sys- tem, also mayor of the Ancient City, is expected to be in the city tomorrow, shaking hands with old friends and attending to business matters. He will accompany Shir- ley Bott, who is returning from a (trip up the east coast. removing li¥e chickens from Du-|° purchase of Harry; wynn’s gar-| ‘ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. | Knight Children Will ERUPTION OF | | Give Recital At Convent VOLCANO DOES | On Evening of April 23 | Friday evening, April 23 which | will be participated in by Cleora, VILLAGE BURIED IN LAVA natida and Nell Rose Knight, SHOOTING FORTH; LARGE daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffer- < on Knight. NUMBER OF BUILDINGS DE-) An excellent program has been STROYED jarranged for the event, and the {public is gxtended an invitation to attend the affaiz which gives ins Skcsaenins: ican) promise of being an enjoyable HILT, T. H., April 19.—Leav- one throughout. ing a village buried in its wake,|. © §=————— a stream of lava coritinued* to| Cireait Court Opens ‘ shoot forth from the volcano) And Adjourns After Mauna Loa yesterday, beating aj fiery path from the 8,000-foot | Sounding of Docket The regular spring term of cir- level of thes crater down to the sea. | Engulfed under 50 feet of java | cuit court for Monroe county con- the community of Hwopuloa was, vened at 10 o’clock this morning, covered by the molten mags. | with Judge Jefferson B. Browne Fifteen buildings were destroy-| Presiding. led. The post office was the last} Sheriff Roland Curry declared sented Key West the Inventory |to go, It burst into flames at 8:03|the court open. State Attorney a.m. Then the racing mass con-| Arthur Gomez informed the judge tinued its path to the stream. As|that there was no business to be the lava continued to pour info | brought before the court. Judge the sea the ocean started boiling | Browne declared the session ad- until it was bubbling several hun-|Journed sine die. dred feet out from land. This was merely a formal open- The rampaging volcano. turned| ing of court. in compliance with a deaf ear to the prayers of old| the law providing that the session Hawaiian kauhunas who implored |Should start today. The special Pele, a Hawaiian goddess asso-|term held recently cleared the ciated with ‘the voleano Kiluea,|docket that would have been dis- not to destroy their homes. posed of at this session. i belched: forth a fiery stream which | P#ints. Lucas lead and zine com- tnfour dave aie eae to the | bination, it is pure white made for oe | wad cf salt water climate, will not turn yellow, Valspar varnish. Just re- 2 ‘ceived forty dozen paint brushes, No Dances At The jyou can now make your ieléchion. Key West Country Clab |Albury’s Hardware Store. apr19-3t On Sunday Nights’ Coccccccecsecccccccocese ple of Key West that’ the notice| ¢ 0 L U M N that appeared in the Key West} : | papers that a dance was do SPR Ore reer ae given’ at the Club Advertisements under this head House | his hes on Sunday night’ was an error. No! will be inserted in The Citizen at danée was given, and there wil! | the rate of 1c a word for each _in- le na lakes “thence” on Sunday | Settion, but the minimum for the |nights. | first insertion in every instance is JEFFERSON B. BROWNE, | The Key West Country Club} advises’ its members and the peo-}| | 25e. * | Advertisers should give their . ‘ Chairman. | street address as well as their tele- ANDREW R. MILLER, | phone number if they desire re- { ANDREW.J. PAGE, | sults, | L. R, WARNER, | Payments for classified adver- A. C. ELGIN, | tisements is invariably in advati¢e, ¥ | accoints may have their adveftise- Train Schedule of F-E.C. |™omscherset.__ Ht To Be Changed Beginning) ee FOR RENT Tomorrow At Midnight|ror rent—targe airy apart- , | ment. All modern conveniences, | The change in train schedule an-} 823 White street. Apply» to nounced recently by the Florida) ‘503 Duval stree’ apr6 | East Coast Railway Company will | ———— ESPRESSO ss become effeetive at the midnight | FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, up- hour tomorrow night. | stairs apartment; very cool. Ap- Train 75 will arrive at 6:25 ae} ply at 825 Duval. apr17-3t m., while 76 will leave at the same | -———— 2 hour, 7:30 p,m. | Train 35 will arrive at 3 p. m., CORNER GREENE AND .ANN while 36 will leave at 2 p. m. * a * " Whe boat will sail for Havana SIREE paver Coy Fes at. 8:30 o’clock in the morning in- . . 4 garage, repair shops, etc. * Ap- stead of 9:30 as heretofore. ply The Citizen. x dec20 Soesoosecoesevecoccoesecs| — THE WEATHER | Ceesceorccocvcoveccvecce | res Stations e WANTED—Those who desire en- " aad "| graved visiting cards to give us Abilene~ (cloudy) their orders. The Artman Atlanta (clear) Press, 125 Duval street, in The Bostow (cloudy) ..... Citizen building a24 Charleston. (cloudy) oo eee | Chicago (clear) eee FOR SALE Corpus Christi (misting) . OLD PAPERS for sale, 100 for Dodge City (clear) «.. .-.82| a nickle. The Key West Citizen, |Galveston (foggy) .... 25 125 Duval street. tf i A Recake 2: beatae erga os FOR SALE—General Electric kscrtcain east By ¢ : | Motor. Five horsepower, 1,800 Jacksonville (pt. cloudy) RPM 2.1 Ampheres, 110 | KEY WEST (cloudy) ........ Volt, 60 Cycle. + This motor. is jLouisville (clear) ...... in splendid working condition | Miami (cloudy) . and the price is right. Apply to |New Orleans (cloudy) | Citizen office. mar2 iNew York (cloudy) OST LOST—Near White and Virginia }St. Louis (clear) _.2.. streets, high pressure grease {Tampa (pt. cloudy) —.. | Washington (clear) _.. gun. Reward of $5.00 fer re- turn to B. Z. Service Station, | Williston (clear) Catherine and White streets. apri9-t: REAL ESTATE d BL and Elizabeth; 69 ft. on beth, 100 ft. 6 in. on Sout Price $15,000, one-fifth ce: nder in one, two and Address P. 0. Box 53 "WANTED | | Wide slat porch shades, stained an attractive green, furnished with | lgalvanized pulleys and ropes, 4 \feet by 7% feet to 10 feet by 742 feet. Window and door screens, screen wire, poultry netting, the old time frying pans (skillets). Whiting’s paint brushes. Albury’s Hardware Store. apri9-3t a | a > Ycur old electric fan is worth something. See The Key West Electric Company. aprio = = BARGAIN LOTS on Grinell 106 ft in. by 108 ft reasonable price. Address mar oo oF More than 3,000 forest fire: covering a total area of 1,315 acres, were reported in British MISCELLANEOUS Columbia last year. RUBBER STAMPS — Wh ———emmecmenr | need of Rub Pre: ~ - wee em a ae y West Florida, s Gelf Keys Realty Co. Inc.|) WARRANTY deeds, m SH Fleming $t. Phone 37 ds, notes and other Reference: First Nations! Rank, We keep them in Chamber of Commerce i tman Press, 125 Your dia Members, House Committee. | but regular advertisers with ledger | ib One modern bulb-making ma- chine does the work of 145 glass- blowers. : Change your old fan for a new. one, See The Key West Electric Company. i I Ht i i r Trand'sre Goss, Yat ‘Automobile Tires 30x3 1-2 Black Beauty Cords '30x3.1-2 Red Band Cords 30x3 1-2 Longline Cords © '29x4.40 Black Beauty Balloon Cords 29x4.40 Red Band Balloon Cords $13.75 $11.00 $8.75 $18.00 $15.00 NOTE: Weare not only’ buying these tires on the very best basis-possible,*but we are also selling onthe closest margin of profit possible.” We arg going to make. our» profit on the volume of business.we are going-to get because of these prices. And the volume. hus got. to. be-big for us to hold. our cortract as jobbers. In other words we are. giving the public wholesale prices p'us the freight eharge...You can’t buy a tire in Black Beauty’s class, at retail within 25 per cent of the price we are quoting. a Pierce Brothers Co. Free Truck Service Phone 270 SOTITIOTOTTTAIOOIIMETONTOTOOTM EOE, =o | to purchaser with contract, MONDAY, APRIL‘19, 1 I La Conch ATION ON. EY WES i mcha Hotel, pean plan, .sin; nt double $7 to $12. On large parties of 75or more, special reduced rates. Oversea Hotel, European plan, single $2 up, double $4 up. Hotel Casa Marina, closed for the season. Population of Key West, 18,000. ? Municipal Golf Links—a sporty course, extending § from Gulf to Ocean. Summer rates, green fees 75c per day. $35.00 plus tax for year. : ae Bathing Beach and Tennis—Casa Marina. Hot Grounds. Also public tennis and bathing beaches. Fishing! Over 600 varieties. See hotels for boati Free Aquarium, east end of Flagler street. M oe = Arges grt street, ‘axi at rai i a railroad station and hotels. Ocean Boulevard, to encircle city, feet ay A kes ver-Sea way, from Key West to the mainland One-third distance completed, balance of roadway con. -asgn erge ber ipera to span the long Gree ps. ‘ake a 8 Key Wee pin out over the Ocean, from the of: ‘ipe Line for municipal waterworks soon to be laid) from mainland. Plenty of f Key’ & West and the Florida p Fool artes uu : White Ways now being- installed ness districts. : bestelsie? i ie permits and Bank deposits rapidly increas- Key West postal receipts show an average monthly. ee ated = _ of 30 per cent, ; : est natural harbor in Florida. Exports-import: reach $47,000,000.00 annually, * Duval Mortgage Company. First mortgage lo to home owners and home builders. Mf. jum. eer Peeves. ener business prop 500; Applicat Company’ No. } ei ae Street eee e _ y West Foundation * Sul division at easterly end of the bland ES tein : | y Galaen \e4 ag me vd pone under. co rection ; scarifiers, roadrollers, draglines, moti iter gs bode cag , 7 : usiness lots on Fl. Street, " ee or $2,500, raeeticcs $100" + 0 residential 1 , oot, 0 $atse. lots, $75 per feat foot, Terms 20 per cent cash, balance 1, 2 and 8 years; — 6 per cent per annum, payable semi. All titles insured by New York Title and /M gage Company. Certificate of Title Insurance delive wait aca at ia Weta » Xny caother information on Key West will be gla af furnished by KEY WEST MALCOLM ite ts 4 eal dae i When You Have Printing Let Us Estimate On Your Work. Our Experience Enables Us To Give You Superior Service, Excellent Quality And Lowest Prices. The man Pres PHONE 6 125 DUVAL STREET . OL Anh hh heb ddedd dk heddiddidid, 6 hahha deadddad,