The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1926, Page 5

MONDAY, MAY 17; 1926. x THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE FIVE PPOCCCOSOCOCOOECOSEEOOOCOSOOCOOSOOHSSOCSESESOCEOS Notes of The Passing Day | PRSSOCOCEESHDATESSSHOSHOSHOSSSOHSHESOSSESESOSEEEO Teo Hold Meeting ; Large Pineapple Shipment | The White street property own | There were 154 carloads of| transferred to other ers will meet tonight at the Mon-| pineapples roe County High School where | cars here yesterday for shipment} : ‘ ts a 2OSOSSOOSSSOSH 7 SOOHSOOOSSOOHOSOSOOOSSOOEDSEOOSSOC —= SESTSOSESEESCEOEEEEEOESE KEY WEST WILL | the Florida Citrus Exchange;} BEARUP’S DRY CLEANING, | Quine: R. K. Shaw; Hollywood: WORKS we RADIOPHOTO ON BRITISH STRIKE BE Te net 514 MARGARET STREET jowner of the Hollywood Company; (Continued from Page 1) Fort Pierce: F. G. McMullen,, MASTER CLEANERS AND |president of the St. Lucie Bank} PRESSERS and Trust Company, and oe - cme jLauderdale:; W. C. Kyle, presi- pabas | a Senator Hodges, |dent of the Fort Lauderdale Bank | 4 SEES SS MS hs matters pertaining to the widening|jnorth. The pineapples arrived J. L. Nisbett and Dexter M./and Trust Company. and beautification of that thor-| here on the ferry boats from Ha-| f 5 ee Lowry, president of the Capital! The trains, it was explained, | sughfare and section will be gis azn Saturday night. | 4 3 Z City Bank. each will be equipped with motion} en up for discussion. | itt od Pees Key Wester On List |picture cars, art cars and exhi a ie Cuba From Tampa Today Key West: Mr. Porter; Madi-jtion cars Cuba To Tampa ___| ‘The steamship Cuba arrived in| son: E. G. Harris, president of|of activity in the state. Key West The steamship Cuba, Captain/port at an early hour this morn-| |the Chamber of Commerce;|doubtless will display W. M. White, left on Saturday ing from Tampa with a large num-| Ocala: Dr. J. H. Therrell, ' presi-| cigars and marine products, s might for Tampa with a large|ber of passengers on board. Sev- dent of the Commercial Bank;/ing her overseas highway and her Rumber of passengers on board.jeral of those arriving _ on the} Gainesville: W. A. Schands, presi-| incomparable climate. Many of those leaving on the boat | steamer will leave out tonight on} dent of the Chamber of Com-| rR Were arrivals on the train from/the train en route north, with) merce; Bradenton: State Highway Imitation ‘horn. and. ivory. but- 3 So Gores: aay | Pat | * the north. the others remaining over in Key Commissioner Green; Tampa: R.| tons are made from potatoes, by . 7 . ie ms | West. en Fe L, Alexander, general manager Ob-corarepasion. Concho From New Yor | | # The Mallory steamship Concho,|More Pineapples Today a € . eae Tat, Captain Mcintosh, arrived ih port) The ferry boats arriving here} yesterday morning at 5 o’clock|last night ‘and this - morning Shows Workers Volunteering to, “Save England” as - Great Industrial Crisis Grips the Nation president of the Clyde and Mal- lory Steamship Lines. Tallahassee: HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED & BLOCKED setting forth every phase | Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Hats Made to Order GEORGE’S HAT SHOP 608 DUVAL ST. SII SSS LBs from New York en route to Gal-|brought in large shipments of! Yeston, The steamer had 25 pas-|pineapples which are being. trans-| sengers on board. ferred to other ears here today ** * for shipment north. The pine-| Meeting’ Postponed apple season is now at its height The literary meeting of the|with capacity loads arriving} Woman's Club, which was sched-| daily. | uled to be held on Tuesday eve- Cn ee Hing, May 18, has been postponed! | until Tuesday, May 25, and all) ‘The members of Troop 3, Girl! ‘Members are requested to be in at-| Scouts, under the leadership of | tendance. | Mrs. George F. Archer, scoutmis- si Mes tress, are planning a sock social Oil Tenker Arrives to be given on Wednesday eve-} Planning Social The oil tank steamer Louisiana arrived in port yesterday morning from Port Arthur, Texas, with a load of fuel oil for the Texas Oil “Company. The vessel left again during the afternoon on a return trip to Port Arthur via Texas: ae fee San Jacinto Due Tonight ‘ The Mallory ‘steamship San Jacinto is due to arrive in port to- _ night from Galveston en route to _ New York. The San Jacinto left here a week ago Saturday for | Galveston following its arriva! from New. York. — POPS eesoccoresecvveCegeeee . 3 ‘ Personal ' Mrs. Louisa Warren, of Eaton; - street, is the house guest of Mr. ‘anid Mrs. H.C. Wetmore in Mi- ami for a few days. | ¥, F. Hoffman, who had been | spending a visit at several points ip the state, returned to the city; 2 ter afternoon over the East Coast. Chas. Archer. who had been} | Scouts, under the leadership of ning, beginning at 8 o’clock, at) 315 Fleming street, when an excel- lent program will be rendered on the occasion. soe Scouts To Hold; Sale The members*of Troop 4, Girl} Mrs. A. H. McInnis, scoutmistress, | will conduct a rummage sale on riday and Saturday afternoons of j this week at some place to be! selected out in Gato’s village. The funds raised from the sale will be used by thé troop in help- ing pay expenses on the summer | encampment now being planned. | Pecerevccevccccvessocecee | Mention | Mack Walker, former city po- lice officer, was a passenger leav- ing on the ‘steamship Cuba this | morning for Havana where he! will spend several days’ visit. | Eugene L. Albury, county tax assessor, who had been spending | several days’ visit at Matecumbe, | left that point Saturday night. en! route to Jacksonville where he| | TOTAL CF THREE THOUSAND | }county closed Saturday afternoon This photograph shows volunteer English workers in Hyde. Park, London, manning motor de: Park lias been closed to the pub- pieture was taken Tuesday, after Britain’s 5,000,000 union workers had walked out, and was sent to“NEA Service’s New York bu- lorries to distribute milk to Londen’s babies and invalids. lic and is being used as a depot for the city’s milk supply. ,T! reau by radio photo. COMPLELIST OF ELECTORS — FOR PRIMARY jbooks that have been mislaid® jneglected ‘by the children’ other members of the library be) FIVE HUNDRED AND NINE- |teturned as soon as po: TY-FIVE QUALIFY FOR JUNE ELECTION | Urgent Request Is +: Made For Return arranged for the summer work. | There are a number missing | which will be a serious loss to the + |library in its present condition. |. The Woman’s Club has been jand is now working hard to, build ja library suitable for the children and residents of our city. While the children were busy_ with their school-work. prompt re- The poll tax books for Monroe at 5 o'clock, and the number of itizens who qualified to partici- pate in the approaching June pri-| mary election in all the nine pre- cincts in the county is 8,595, ac-| jturns could hardly be expected, ~jbut now there is no excuse, says the librarian, and requests that of Bocks To Library *! books be returned at once. decent | - Rules on books kept beyond the The librarian of the Key West time limit will be strictly enforced Public Library requests#that all,and patrons going away on their or vacation are requested to see that and their books are returned. This. neglect has caused much ible\in: or-|trouble for the librarian and she, jder that they mez be listed ‘and begs that the patrons will be more! careful and thoughtful of others. } Highest Prices Paid for Second Hand Furniture and Household Goods LITTLE STORE AROUND CORNER 509 WILLIAM ST. 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