The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 7

“TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926. eoecevoecocecrccscooveces | MOM’N POP MONROE | Agnes Ayres Plays Part of Tough Girl Agnes Ayres has played many} parts in her brilliant screen); career but in the character she portrays in the Tiffany Produe-| tion “Morals For Men” suggested by “The Love Serum” by Gouver- neur Morris she is seen as a deni- zen of the underworld in the first part of the picture. “I have seldom played the part of a tough girl” Miss Ayres’ said, “gnd it was with a rather curious feeling that I made up for that C/MON Mom SIT DOWN AND EAT SOUR DINNER BEFORE EVERY- THING'S. COLD YES, A Narrow Escape JUST AS SOON THE KEY WEST CITIZEN By Taylor) GOODNIGHT! SHE'S Gor ARAVENOUS APPETITE FOR A SICK PERSON~ SHES HAD THREE HELPINGS OF ROAST PORK AN'APPLE SAUCE AND THIS 1S THE SECOND DESSERT- \F AMY_1S PLAYING AN COOSIN MATILDA'S Room — eee eee eee ee te ee TODAY ee ees eter esee ne * * * CONVENTIONS OPENING * * * JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—South- eastern Water and Light Associa- tion. 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HEAVY EATING AND INING.IN BED ALL DAY CERTAINLY MAKES A PERSON FEEL DRows' WHAT LNEED IS LOTS OF EXERCISE ~ (The nine inch 1 Oscillator supplies ~- ‘TOMORROW Hughes’ . “Don’t!” Has ‘Lesson for Most Parents Soercle Lidreniey Ten cool hours. foranickel! . OOOO >» DR. HARRY N. S. JONES 2 DENTIST 3 ef 832 Fleming Street OFFICE HOURS: ., 8:30 to 12.30; 2:00 to/6:00 PHONE 364-3 FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. 124 DUVAL STREET PHONE No. 688-W. WM. CATES, Manager. Southard and E - Streets. NEITHER FLAG NOR FLINCH - “‘hoto by Howard 69 feet 6 inches on Elizabeth 100 feet 6 inches on Southard Are You Alf Goulding’s production of “Don’t?’ adapted by Agnes Chris- tine Johnston from a story by Rupert: Hughes, shows at the Mon- she Theatre Seareahow: It is a| COCPPPCCCCCCseReooecenes | o ee oe icy vi thal ad oe ay Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture. /[N THE DAY’S NEWS|WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF) “°*"" “seer 13 eee ie ses she picture M6. 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In order to get on the Honor make above 90 per cent in each scholarship and department and aboye 95 per cent in attendance for a full term of six weeks, JOS. 0. CARRAWAY, Prin. Harris School. | jee eecee eoee |TODAY IN WASHINGTON pe ececcccece | Senate considers Latvian debt, | 7 es @ } House takes up prohibition bu-} reau bill. eee Tariff commission investigation | continues. oe American and Jugo-Slavian} [debt commissioners meet. Roll it is necessary for a pupil to} - Men can have courage without shouting about it. They are those in whom the courage of life runs still, deep and strong. An account with us promotes courage and confidence. we Four Per Cent Interést Paid on Savings Price $15,000 One-fifth Cash, remainder in one, two, three years Address P. O. Box 536 apceserees 2 CR OAL be baa del hs es aa SL