The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 3

MONDAY, MAY. 10, 1926 FISHING PARTY ENJOYS DAY OUT ON REEF MOON TAKES PRIZE FOR MUTTON FISH A jolly fishing party, edmposed mostly of cmployées of The Citi- zen, aboard the yatht Léona spént the day yesterday terrorizing the monsters of the deep. They re- tafned with a big catch of fine; fellows and told matiy yarns about the whales they didn’t get. ‘The personnel of the party was: George Hamlin, Walter Hughés, Archie Curry, Charles Perey Curry, “Flores Castillo, Ira J.! Mon, Chas. Johnson, engineer and czptain, and Robert Thomp- ron, Moon landed an immense mut- totf fish that weighed 27% pounds, | atid Hughes went him one better| by drawing in a grouper weighing 29% pounds. Percy Curry and Flores Castillo bagged a mammoth shark. It was all that both to- gether could do to get the “man cater” onto the yacht. The party returned with a large quantity of fish including many | vatieties—but they did leave one or two in the ocean. TO.GIVESOCIAL TUESDAY NIGHT AFFAIR 70 BE GIVEN AT PARSONAGE AT METH. DIST CHURCH The following excellent pro- fain will be rendered tomorrow evening at a social gathering to be given at the parsonage of the First Methodist church: Selection—Orchestra. Piano Solo — Miss Geraldine teadman. Si Song—Miss Virginia Blackwélt, Violin Solo—Miss Gloria Dome- nich, Ea srg ay ea =r ie _ Song—Miss Charity Domenich, on by Miss Gloria Dom- Piaho Duet—Misses ‘Mae and Anna Bell Hill. Reading—Rev. Munro. Violin Solo—Alfred Bartosa, Tr., accompanied by Miss Coralie Gibson. Piano Solo — Miss Elizabeth Curry. Song—Mrs. Julia Nelson. Seleetion—Orchestra. \FAEL REYES DIES SUNDAY FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD THIS MORN- ING Rafael (Mancho) Reyes, the 18- year-old Cuban boy who shot and pa-nfully injured his 14-year-old rt, Miss Eugenie Perez, on Satarday afternoon May 1, and then attempted to commit sui- cide by leaping from one of the towers in the Fort Taylor reserva- tion, died at 9:30 o’clock yester- ‘GREAT BRITAIN ENTERS SECOND OUTSTANDING FEATURE IN) : | DEVELOPMENTS. 1S $uC., CESSFUL - CONVOYING OF | FYOD TRUCKS f | | | Dy Askeialed Presny LONDON, May 10,—Great Bfituin today entered’ the seeond week of the general strike with) peace apparently as far off as ever, and with the govétnment making ,inereased use of military forces to asstire the food sapply. The outstanding deveiopmient of the Week-end was the stieééssful convoying of food trucks by cavalry and armored cars ftom the Victoria Dock to the distributing center in Hyde Park. The strikers newspaper de-| nounced the use of troops as “ridiculous and ufhecessary” and said it was done to “create belief that the strike has reached violent | revolutionary aims.” The government in a statement at noon today said introduction of the military convoys insured ample food supplies for Lofidon. The military démonstrations | of | the last few days, it was asserted have greatly disheartened the trades union congress, and have ereated the deepest impression among the population of Lohdon’s “dockland.” The trades union congréss an-) nounced that permits issued to/ union members to assist in the distribution of foodstuffs have been withdrawn. This action was taken’ in view of thé confusion caused by the unfon offer which was made to Prenilet Baldwin,| but whieh, it was stated, had not been answered. In order to avoid confasion between the authorities and the stfikers the pertiits were recalled. The government spokesman in his noon statement said the geh- eral state of the country after the week-end was qitiét. 608660 Ss00 sane Mapas oe eet Soe Coeccaccocccosooscoccore F. E. C. car fetry Henry M, Flagler, Captain Hansén, arrived from Havana at 5:30 p. m. yester- day with 26 cars pineapples, and sailed for Havana at 10:30 p.m. with 26 cars exports. F. E. C. car ferry Estrada Palma, Captain. Ward , arrived from Havana at 7:30 p. m. yester- day, with 26 cars, and sailed for Havana at midnight with 26 cars exports, ! _ Pp. & 0. 8. S. Cuba, Captain White, arrived from Port Tampa early this morning, with passeng- ers, and sailed for Havana at 8:30 a m. with 187 passengers and ‘U. S. mail. F. E. C. car ferry Joseph R. Parrott, Captain, Harrington, ar- tived from Havana this morning with 26 ears imports and sailed for Havana with 26 cars. P. & 0. S. S. Miami, Captain Albury, will arrive from Havana this afternoon, with passengers and U. S. mail, | F, BE. C. ear ferry Henry M.j day morning at the home of: his mother, 1212 Packer street. The funeral service at 10 o'clock Flagler; Captain Hansen, will ar- rive from Havana this afternoon with cars, and will sail for Ha-| WEEK OF STRIKE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ATHLETIC EVENTS | AT HIGH SCHOOL Secevevreovoeececocesocen compiied by Coach E. Mossman of ! | the Munroe county high school,! By shows the bescbal! line-up of the! 8-B, Section 1 falling before that) of the powerful 8-A and -giving! B up a score of 2-13, Experienced sportsmanship was exhibited by) both teams, | The line-up of 8% _ ineludes:| Scott Sawyer, Fred Weech,! Latian Kitchen, Julio Laudonia, | Albert Carey, James Cooper, John/| Kirschenbaum, Clarence Sweet-} ing, Charles Curry. } Line-up of 8-B, Section 1: Ray-| mond Felton, Halbert Lewinsky, | Albert Brady, Esmond Albury, Jack Johnson, Joe PRammer, John Camas, Darnell Catey and Rich-| inond Roberts. A review of the tennis scores/ of Saturday shows Floyd Ayala) , ee (winner) vs. Gerald Hernandez,} Meet Ernest Kaufmann of Switzer A 4 ‘ land, holder of the world's cycling 6-0, 6-0. Clifton Bailey (win-} cxampionship, who is now in this | her) vs. Fred Carbonell, 6-2; 6-4.) éountry to compete in a series of | Kerl Yates (winner) vs. Neil} races with the leading American | Knowles, 6-2, 6-0. | Paddlers. Mibianesls aie i Great interest is being mani-| _""AV€ @ successful Iny fested in the games of today, | nto when the 8-A section, the winner} ot Friday's game, will meet the| CALENDAR OF SPORTS| men of 8-B, Section 2 at the|*® army barracks at 4 o’elock. | RACING—-Meeting of | Metro- Tennis today shows: George! politan Jockey Club, at Jamaica. Adams vs. Theron Gato; Clifton Meeting of Maryland Jockey Club, Bailey vs. Rarl Yates; Paul Roque | 4t Piml:co. Meeting of Kentucky vs. Murison Johngon. | Racing Association, at Touiayitle. | Men of the track team a¥e also| Meeting of Juarez Jockey Club, at| érdered. out to the field at 4, 2¥arez, Mexico. | o'clock sharp. | Wednesday’s schedule will protise much interest alse, for at es i that time the first of the series} BOWLING—Pac‘fie Coast Bowl) of girls’ basketball toutnamient | ing Congress tournament closes at will start, With the Junior A girls) San Diego. in a game against the Junior B} —— } girls, |. BOXING— Babe Herman vs. Johnny Drew, 12 rounds, at Cleve-| }land. Billy Kennedy vs. Eddie Anderson, 12 rounds, at Jersey | City. Johny Vacea vs. Young Mulligan, 10 rounds, at Pittsfield, Mass. Coesecdcvcesosoceoeseeee TODAY'S EVENTS | fresh water pipe line from the eoerres mainland to Key West. | Confederate Memorial Day in The Bowyer Company will pre-| Kentucky and the Carolinas. | sent a proposition to the Monroe! pas County Water Supply Board, Mr.| Centenary of the organization Bowyer stated..He conferred with| of the American Home Missionary | the members of the board while he| Society. was in the city. Se The propositions presented by; .The senator from Hlinois and the different engineering compan-| Mrs. Charles S. Deneen celebrate fés will be opéned and read May; their 35th wedding anniversary to-} 20 at a joint meeting of the board) day. | and the city council. | | Today’s athletie schedule as : ‘ ‘ | | | GOLF—British women’s open} championship, at Harlech, Wales, Carrell W. Bowyer Leaves Yesterday After Visit To Key West, Carrell W. Bowyer, of the) Bowyer Company, Newcastle, Ind.,| left yesterday after spending sev-| eral days in the city relative to the The golden jubilee of Seittish| Rite Masonry in West Virginia | | will be marked by a three-day cele- To Entertain Tuesda pail : : On | bration opening today in Wheel-} Houseboat In Honor |}, of Mrs. Ruth Owen| Equip- | The Second Chemical I | ment Exposition, under the aus- Owen, the Wome Gat gr a | pices of the Association of Chem- West "will entertain at tea aso | — vay age eee row afternoon at 5 o'clock aboard °°" ‘°4*Y ee the houseboat Everglades at the} Howto build the American} navy yard dock. | Merchant Marine will be the chief | It is the intetntion of the Wo-! topic at the ninth annual meeting man’s Club to sh their follow! of the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders’ elubwoman and distinguished citi-| Association in Philadelphia today. f zen a genuine sample of Key West ‘ hospitality, and to this end. each| _Briig. Gen. H. M. Lord, director and every member is urged to be|0f the Budget, will be a speaker| present. An invitation is also ex-| at the seventh annual convention; tended to other citizens interest.|° the Controllers’ Congress of the National Retail Dry Goods As-| ed in meeting Mrs; Owen, | sociation, which. opens today at} Niagara Falls, N. Y. } CONDITION OF eV. oper © 0) neck! GILCHRIST CRITICAL) cits rene ear es eee | mon: “If the church members and | (ily Axnodidted Press) |church-goers of Johnson City NEW YORK, May 10.—Former| would quit drinking liquor, the Governor Albert W. Gilchrist of; bootleggers would starve to BASEBAL | peccccccccosccceceessees OUT OUR WAY ee Vos HEAR YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American League Washington, 6; Chicago, 5. Detroit, 14; New York, 10. No others scheduled. National League Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 1. Chicago, 8. New York 7. Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis, 1. No others scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES American League Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Boston. National League Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. STANDINGS American League 14 14 15 13 Chieago .............. New York Washington - Cleveland S Philadelphia .... Detroit Boston St. Louis 650) .619| 579} 550} _ 435 429 318) 18138 Brooklyn €ncinnati Chieago New York .... St. Louls . Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh S1006 GY NEA SERVICE mic Seriat N ee LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS i eee | FLORIDA — Suwanee Sound— | é ance | Eertick Gap Channel Beacon, 6, |; reported destroyed May 6, will be| replaced as soon as practicable. | Buoy List, 7th District, 1925,| page 71. | By direction of the Comm's-| sioner of Lighthouses. WM. W. DEMERITT, | Supt: of Lighthouses. | or ship 4th day Claim: Pi of nders, Big . 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Temperature is somewhat above normal in the West Gulf States and about sea- *| sonal elsewhere east of the Platéau, except below normal in Néw England and the lower Lake région. Gentle to moderate souther- ly and westerly winds are in- dicated for the Florida Keys tonight and Tuesday. H. B. BOYER, Official in Charge. ‘ . * * * * * * * * FS * * . * * * s Fy * 4 * * * * * * . Stee eee erereres en POINT VIEW SUBDIVISION ON THE ISLAND OF BOCA CHICA WHERE you will be within 20 minutes north of KEY WEST / | | { | | Phone 256 |! ROOFING Cor. Grinnell and James Sts. Free, Prompt Delivery PHONE 838 Pendulum this morning was from the resi-| vana tonight with 26 cars exports. denee to Saint Mary's Star of the Sea Cathblic church. Father Mau- Florida, was reported to be dymg| death.” | today at the Hospital for Ruptuted | A CITY of 18,600 with your inhabitants redu was the officiating priest. In- terment was made in the city cemetery. The young man had never fully regained consciousness since’ his fatal leap from the Fort Taylor tower, and died without realizing that the bullet fired by him in a # fit of jealous rage had but slight- ly ‘njured his 14-year-old sweet- heart. WIFE OF SENATOR CAPPER IS DEAD (By Axseciated Press) BALTIMORE, May 10.—Mrs. Arthur Capper, wife of Senator Capper, of Katisas, died at 3:30) ff o'clock this afternoon at the Hos- pital for the Women of Maryland. | Senator Capper and members of the family were at her bedside. Mrs. Capper had been a patient at the hospital abéut five weeks having been admitted for a major! operation. She improved steadily! for two weeks and suffered a re-| lapse. | eee } Stainless Butcher Knives, Carv-| ing Sets, Stainless Blade, well worth $4.50, to go at $3.60. Radio Batteries. Albury’s Hardware Store. may10-3t/ | Huron (cloudy) | St. Louis {eieat) | got sick smoking a F. EB. Gi cat ferry Estrada/4™4 Crippled. © William E. Coley} Palina, Captain Ward, will arrive /*%id that his condition was critical; from Havana this evéning with ,2nd that ke did not expect him to eats, and will sail for Havana to- hight with 26 cars. Seeecodevsocccsocsecesed THE WEATHER | naive eee er eeeeen |. Briends are learning with in- Stations Tem. ‘terest of the Abilene (clear) 0. Atlanta (pt. cloudy) -... Beston (eloudy) ...... Charleston (clear? ............. Chicago (cloudy) — = Corpus Christi (cloudy) ... Dodge City ae hd & Galveston (¢foudy) ..... jatteras (cledr) hospital for sometime. COUPLE ARRIVE IN MIAMI 64/Bernie Papy of Miamt, which was 70\ parents in Key West Thursday. 46)" Mr. and Mrs. Papy arrived c4\Miami Thursday night and are q4imaking their home in an apart- 62 | ment on N. E. Twenty-sixth St. 52(Mr. Papy is a real estate salesman Jacksonville (clear) .. 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