The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 7

AY, APRIL 23, 1926, 5 Seeeevenccoovccccosocels MONROE Pe Seeecesce eeeccece TODAY AND TOMORROW Old World Romance - wes Again In Film| The lor and romance “tl | the ol World’ and the days of | ‘Chivalry live again in a scene de- | Pieting the “Guerrjere” riding at| anchor in the bay of Naples, one} 0f the most beautiful scenes in “As/ Ne Man Has Loved,” the new Wil-| liam Fox productiob té be shown | at the Monroe Théatre today a tomorrow. Italian es and, their| stately ladies mingle with Ameri- | ean navy dfficers and the most exalted of the American colony in| Ttaly, In the midst: of this gayety, | the laughter of the ladies, the | fans and. the} gentlemen, there | etic figure — the| mant Nolan, played | earn. The ball on the. ‘dack of, the| “Guerriere” ‘célébrates the vic- tories at si&cby:théAmérican Ad-} Miral Decatur and gives the lead-| | ing character his first opportunity te obtain news of his youthful! Sweetheart, Annie Bissell, played| by Pauline Starke. But even this brief respite from the eternal of those in' charge of 3 is short-lived as his sen- | tence forbids that he shall ever hear of home again. } Rowland V. Lee engaged play-| ‘ers for this seene who closely re- sembied the old world aristocracy, ~and rehearsed them carefully in “the manncrs and customs of ‘the| period. The actors expressed them- "selves as enjoying immensely re- verting to a period when courtesy |* and delicate attentions were of Vital importance. ‘ PPSOTLOEDOCOLSEOEOROOOOE WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF SPSeeecesccossccvosec00e fp By Asnocinted Prens) ‘Senator Redd, Pennsylvania, ac-; Senator William Borah, of ,» of changing record of his Yemarks after facts were chal- . . “London corporation asking pay- of defaulted $75,000,000 War loans to’ eight southern doubts if’ claims, will get British foreign. office. Edward, L. Doheny, California | ; % *, “ae Debs, his ‘citizenship is admitted to Ellis Is- _ publicans. Ft, ut difficulty on -return ap y Sip to. Bermuda. New} York police rout radical at Pennsylvania station M, Trumbull, free after penal servitude for ic activity in army. - 1.8 Houst agriculture committee breaks up meeting in row after po agrees to. withdraw m fee from farm re- e 7-2 @ Hindw and Moslem ridts are re- newed Caleutta, bring month's toll of to 40 and injured to 2 ae 8 © One-third of houses in Florano, Brazil, Swept away by flood, and Brazilians are in dis-} tress. dmmediate talk with American debt} ——— _ Sector eee SEN ‘MOM’ N POP WELL WERE HOME AT LAST— HOTELS ARE ALL RIGHT FoRA THERE'S. CRANGE BLT UKE YOUR OWN NEST WHERE You. sgt STRETCH OUT AND BE CoMF ORTABLE SEEMS TOME Youve SS DONE ALOT OF CAVORTIN’ AROUND FOR A PERSON BECAUSE YT WAS THE wo mad “HER Awan FROM HOME For ALITTLE CHANGE Poor Thing Ive WHILE © SLAVING AWAY AND YOUR WIFE. WERE OUT GAMBOLING LIKE! COUPLE - OF LAMBS — LMUST SAY” THAT'S A FINE WAY TO TREAT PEOPLE WHO ARE GUESTS: I, INNouR HOUSE HOED ! ee eececcceseseooee TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS SCOSSCOHSHSHAOOEEOEHOOOOEE Lord Allenby, the famous Brit- ish soldier and administrator who recently visited Canada, born 65. years ago today. Chauncey M. Depew, former United States senator from New. York, born at Peekskill, N. ¥., 92: years ago today. Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, former: president of Yale University, born at New Haven, 70 years ago to- day: Edwin Markham, author of “The Man With the Hoe,” born at Oregon City, Ore. 74 years ago today. Dr: Elmer B:: Bryan,, president of Ohio University, born at Van Wert, 0., 59 years ago today. commission on French debt. ba Sen-| American ate adjourns overnight without ac- tion on motion to reconsider rati- fication of Italian agreement, so 8 Muriel Hausner, 10, fails in elaborate plot to adopt tonpalling as her brother. _* @ Sharpest earthquake in years|- accompanies new lava flow from voleano Mauna Loa in Hawaiian islands, * ¢ @ Chicago police are asked te re- open investigation of killing of Fred Boeseneiles on grounds his manager shot him for refusing to “throw” a oe fight. | Beier eae ‘Est. C. A, Voorhees, M. D,, Philadelphia . “To dren an ROACHES? GRAB!! "EM BUT A GUM. ® Mars Kea istered GATOR BRAND ! GATOR!!! ROACH. HIVES Patented September 1925 Harmless to Chickens “EVERLASTINGLY ON- THE JOB” venient-permanent-clean. 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Edwin Markham, the California poet: who wrete “The Man With the Hoe,” today enters upon his 75th year. Dr. Arthur T. figdley, Corner | president of Yale one of America’s eators, is 70 years Representatives’ of approxi- mately 60: American’ and 100 for- eign universities and colleges will attend the dedicatory exercises of the new Gennadius. Library of the School’ of Classical Studies in Athens today. University and ‘known edu- today. At the 156th annual dinner of the St. Ge Society in New York City ght a bronze tablet will be presented to Captain George Fried of the Roosevelt, in commemoration of the heroic res- cue of the British freighter An- tinoe. Today the British Empire will celebrate the eighth anniversary of the raid on Zeebrugge, one of the most spectacular. episodes at the World War. 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Died at Wheatland, Pa., June 1, 1868. 1826—Ibrahim Pacha took Mis- solonghi, by assault, after a long and heroie defence by the Greeks. 1896—Benjamin F. Franklin was inaugurated governor of Ari- zona. 1905—Joseph. Jefferson, the fa- mous actor, died at Palm Beach, Fla. Born in Philadelphia, Feb. 20, 1829. 1918—British raid on Zee- brugge, one of the most sepctacu- lar sea episades of the World War. 1923—The 100th anniversary | of the Delaware & Hudson, the first centennial of an American railroad, was celebrated in New York, 1924—Fire destroyed the city hall in Alton, IIL, where Lincoln and Douglas debated in 1858, 1925—The City Hall in. Birm- ingham, Ala., was entirely destroy- by fire. Eesoma on Feet—One man says he had it over twenty years and that one bottle Imperial Eczema Remedy cured him. Druggists are authorized to refund your money if it. faila—Ady. 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