The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1926, Page 7

SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926, _» THE, KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ PAGE SEVEN cheeeen | @cccccccccesevecs DON’T OVERLOOK THIS N R O yy x r S a ‘IN THE DAY’S NEWS. ie 5 coe heel FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE tnetnnentstit eagenanescog eanerceerretncn etre rcennnnne rineanenmnneveene tan us'e| KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. ‘ i | medicinal qualities ley Pills, TODAY : | ‘The — for Ethical agar Ee relied beg as ee 124 DUVAL STREET PHONE No. 688-W. - | which is'to devote the coming week | 5 WM. CATES, Manager! J, i = . } Ie 5 ger. Gene Stratton-Porter’s f Gs celobiaiton of fis fitticth an-[0Oe oe aries ee si 3 i jgive satisfaction or money re- Greatest Story Filmed) niversary, was founded and still! funded, Richard Bierly, 351 E. Th Me | i: j | has as its active leader Dr. Felix Washington St‘, Indianapolis, re- le gre: novel ever written a . E : j Adler, who long has been a prom- lying on this guarantee, took Foley Semeeetionn, Oniitarie,: withy tie Se j i inent personage among the Jews| Pills, and writes: “Just taking ROBERTS & WHALTON gorgeous ounds of moun-| eis so Feo aha set ca i ; “a “on te * ’ ' a ermany, bu : 4 | ~ at 3 1 ss pn * a de as P- | | Pet? aieicvers voknd wea caee basse) ares will be help- OFFICE: Corner Fleming and Margaret Streets er of the B ne Stratton- i Boss - x3 7 was €cled by Foley * Pills.” Constantly Porter’s most r work which : ; | | ucated at Columbia University and! i aq over 25 years. Good for men | Cable Address: Trot Phone 788 P. 0. Box 132 appeared © seria in “McCall’s| f ; j at German universiti and was! , si GI lagen. Doubleday Page & Co.| : | destined, it was thought, for the eee mee fmey ons iad elath BEL) WEN EE ORIOe just put the book on the} . . ee | p place or a rabbj 23 the reformed | pany. Se mayl-1m! We Solicit Your Listings, Both City Property and Key Acreageés Saieket- and the’ publishers-‘enti-| : wing of American Judaism. But /*"” : sillier tle ; ton nanitient : sate j instead he took a chair in Cornell! — IF IT IS RESULTS YOU WANT, WE GET IT Found tel : ; : i University and taught Hebrew and| fenry Ford’s Wayside Inn at : t | : ‘ : Oriental languages for two years. Sudbury, Mass., is saved from [0r- SN? “Reape bape Porter} In 1876 he settled in New York! est gre. Two killed, 12 hurt, and, ——-— Sareea y Ss ~ 2 Spee oo eres pre tbae reat) City and set up an independent or-| 96 houses. wrecked by tornado in| of tha; Bee one ok hat od *lhe beeame leader and regular! VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY TO WORK FOR: stars an eleven year old girl who| ; - ’ ; teacher. The movement spread State Aid for Roeds. has never before been scen in ‘ . SS rapidly and today there are estic Pipe Line and Right of Way for same. i ibid: ho geahauls ever! { hs ; ; | branches of the society in many nia deapibe the tack that 4 eS | | citics throughout America and Eu- s bound to make a tremendous Py: ; | Gene Stratton Monroe, grand- as f , only al Better Transportation Service, , Gaseaina See The prompt completion of the Tamiami Trail. ss palsde stuiation © Extending of City Limits to include F. E. C. properties.on | J | and homage of all. ey, |] the Island of Key West. daughter of the noted novelist, en- | ‘ f : A skin and complexion of | F , Any necessary local legislation. aets the part of “Little Scout;” f - “| ri i unsurpassed beauty you Other statements will follow as subjects may arise. the role which insy cele- x : j will be proud to possess: ‘ | Made in White - Flesh - Rachel | I have no connections which will embarrass me with any of brated grandmother to write the | in prescription for Gouraups |] the large corporations or individuals, ; story original when she | ’ “gtealé? the: picture from” mort as ’ 5 ‘ | Malaria, Chills and Fever, ORIENTAL, CREAM | F, H. LADD, experienced members of a fine Oe sib $ § % 4 | Dengue or Bilious Fever.: t0e. for Trial Size 12 Candidate for State Senator, 24th District, State of Florida. cazt, it is only proper; for “The| A % — | ae balin Ge eccian: | Ford. T. Hopkins & Son, New York City A Keeper of the Bees’ is her prop-| ; 4 1 erty anyway! The production, j f y ! a : & = -—~ - | whieh has been ably directed for { a Pl : ap 8 - F. B. 0. by J. Leo Mechan, who . 4 will be remembered for his fine | : “HEARTS AND BLOSSOMS” EAT work in transplanting “The Girl i s. — L of the Limberlost” fo the screen, : a aes * ‘ will be seen at the Monroe Theatre } thea: : COMIC OPERETTA Red fr teeta Poe ees A ey ae : Lucignani’s Ice Cream Authentic And | yw $2 isi oe Garden. Theatre | Effective Scene! | b j WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12 Delicious and appetizing. It is nutritious food that English literature and folklore | ’ | URTAIN RI i . - PRS is as full of accounts of ghostly | a4 | c RISES AT 6:15 P.M. |] furnishes energy for the days’ activity. visitations, ghastly apparitions} and other grisly horrors of the| ets rier Pree te) ja im ST. PAUL'S CHURCH CHOIR GUILD =| |] — > fat ot Ponda sadbhtacina rmpsres F ; x | | F I N E F oO R a & H I L DR E N horrible _damp-walled dungeons. Such a dungeon and) : | teaminated ia! such . apparitions enter, quite} | . eas ee thd doe Wa = Ba TICKETS NOW ON SALE—RESERVE SEATS AT ASK FOR ner Bros.’ production of “The 9 | £ . Blue anh directed ‘be Rol ‘Del EDMOND DE BRIES, Female Impersonator, in some of his erations and gorgeous dresses. He | FRANK JOHNSON’S UPTOWN STORE ith hi t | ° 29 3 Ruth. appears today with his company at San Carlos. | 4 *The Man Upstairs” is an adap- pk ATES FEE Birra 4 5:00 TO 8:00 P. M. | Lucignani Ss Ice Cream tation by E. T. Lowe of Earl Derr Soeccccccecvesevcocscecs|, + Biggers’ famous story, “The ' f Agony Column.” It has its ats TODAY’S | SU Eg reer oor marae gee ees ST RS acca ca enn EEE REEARE! Sine 3 ting in “London and ineludes in A N NI VE R S ARIE S ‘ SESISSISIS SE OTIS eI sss ses INI SSS SLD SSL GS SB im, DRA TIA the cast, Dorothy Devore, Heinie Conlin, John Roche, Eva South- em, Helen Dunbar, Otto Hoffman,) —1¢g—Alain Rene Le Sage, who » Carl” Stockdale, “Stanley Taylor | wrote the world classic “Gil Blas,” | ff and Arthur Thelaseo. born in France. Died there, Nov. . Great care was taken that the} 17, 1747. f atmosphere of the dungeon se- # quence should be absolutely Su! 1779—Spain made a declaration thentic and the action effective. | yf war against Great. Britain. é Besides the usual methods of por-| traying such a situation, silhouette | oe 3 © was most satisfactorily resorted|, 2818—Sir Samuel Leonard Til- t So fits hart k of thi ley, eminent Canadian statesman, sone OF Wie Bems. work Of this! Lorn, Died June 25,1896. type ever done on stage or screen is said to be incorporated in “The ‘i Man Upstairs.” It is a thrilling,| 1854—The Sultan of Turkey Sitnctmeving © tlodranix: with «| 88%°:8 grand banquet in honor of | Napoleon III. piquant and intriguing love story, | 2 : MOTHER:>-Fiet- F and many of the relieving comedy Sect 5 i touches for which Mr. Del Ruth is 1862—A bill for the organiza- he ae so famous. tion of the Territory of Arizona “~ “@}> C + pecially prepared to re- “The Man Upstairs” shows at| W48.passed by the U. S. House of lieve Infants ‘in arms the Monroe Theatre tomorrow. pmoncenentacives. and Children all ages ee ; of Constipation, Flatu- | 1868—The city of Reno, Neva- rn : eee : SETS TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS | ¢% was founded. lency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea ; allaying Feverishness arising | | therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the -National Congress of assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. Hon. Peter C. Larkin, Canadian ; Mothers and ‘Parent-Teacher Asso- High Commissioner in Tondon,|ciations opened its 26th annual! -T¢ ayoid imitations, always look f : SMO TIM ‘ } Bad ade . for the signature of Montreal, 70 years vention i. Te eee “ ‘ nse ai jontreal, 70 y "ek ale 10} gf eae Absolutely Harmless~ No Oniates. Physicians everywhere recommend it. | 1924—Senator Lodge of Massa- | ——————- —___— the Dr. James R. Angell. president} chusetts presented in the United of Yale University, born at Burl-! ates senate his plan for a new ington, Vt., 57 years ago today. | world court. sc tueitah ome re| on seve me wif 9€aN Carlos Theatre mier of Newfoundland, born at St. when U. S, Army Engineers steam. John’s, Nfld., 67 years ago today.| er Norman capsized in the Missis- = cs _ satel : | sippi River near Memphis. 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