The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1926, Page 7

; MONDAY, MAY 17, 1926. oe **-MONROE ‘ TODAY ¢ Woman Pioneer Is f : Heroine For First Time Many stories and many pic-| # tures have dealt with the adven-| tures of the stalwart men who| tossed the Western plains and} mountains in 1849 to seek gold in the Sacramento valley of Cali- fornia. But “The Splendid Road,” ‘a First National release which shows | at the Monroe Theatre, is the first | eo THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Reunited Stillmans Return evcceverccecccooecooe edee ,What Skinny Men Ought to Know You probably know that Cod| |Liver Oil is the greatest flesh producer in the world. Betause it contains more Vita- mines than any food you can get.| You'll be glad to know that Cod | Liver Oil comes in sugar-coated | tablets now, so if you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of real) healthy flesh on your bones and} feel well and strong ask Key West | Drug Company or any druggist | |for a box of McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Only 60 cents for 6 tablets and} \if you don’t gain five pounds in N ROTARY CLUB § PAGE SEVEN BOYS’ WEEK SOTTO IOTIIIOSSISM ISIS OTS PIPIFASIZL 2 A ffilm to-have for its central char-| meser a lone woman pioneer. — | The story concerns the ro-| ™ance of a woman who came. to! the gold country by water from} Boston; who, after adopting threé| #Motherless children, proceeds © to} Face the rigors of a rough ining} Fife with a determined smile. | : f Miss Nilssoa does heroic work] : 4 fe. the loveable woman. pioneer, sig | Lo-featured with ‘her are Robert Frazer and Lionel Barrymore. ~ Included in the supporting cast are Edwin Earle, Edwards Davis, Pauline Garon, Gladys Brockwell, Mareeline Day, George Bancroft! z. ji 4 | and Snitz Edwards. p , ; j : 94 : x | | Organ strains coming from a TOMORROW | trashpile after a fire at Marlboro, | Mass., amazed the firemen until § Percy Marmont Draws | they discovered a radio set work- f Strong Role In Lord Jim | ing amid the debris. In being named for the title| / role in the Paramount screen | NECESSARY | Wersion of Joseph Conrad’s séa . Fstory, “Lord Jim,” Percy Mar- i= gmont drew one of the most diffi- genie, if not the most difficult as- Many Busy Women Owe | Their Health to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound 30 days your druggist is author- ized to hand you back the money} | you paid for them. It isn’t anything unusual for a | person to gain 10 pounds in 30 days. | “Get MeCoy’s genuine Cod Li May 23, to May 29, Inclusive - the original and er Oil Tablet.” SUED FOR DAMAGES August Reuter of Evansville; Ind., sued Miss Sadie Williams, | whom he claims ran into his | while she was driving and kissing 12 man at the same time. Sunday, May 23 Boys’ Day In Church Monday, May 24 Educational Day Evening At Home i: . s Here is the first picture of the reunited Stillman family, taken on the return of Mr/and Mrs. Stillman from their se¢ond honeymoon in Europe. The group has not been snapped together for more than five years. The only member missing is Baby) Guy, azound whom raged the sensation- al divorce trial a few years ago. He is at the Stillman lodge in Canada. Left to right are: Alex- ander Stillman, Anne (Mrs, Henry P. Davison, Jr.,) James A. Stillman, Mrs. Stillman and James Stillman, Jr. Le te) t Bei eer ne oe eg PIG RIDES IN DRAWING ROOM | ¢¢ee * CONVENTIONS OPENING *| (By Ansoctated Press) IN TODAY *| . CHICAGO—Patrick, a three-|¢ *| month-old pig, is only about the) #84 64 ono 8 0 $68) size of three small pork chops, but. he ovcupied a drawing room I Theatre. hones pair HT pec Gas) when he departed for New Yor # Im being selected for the part} ~ 5 | with his owner, Anna Fitzi, Ch emsent has been given one of| sr. LOUIS, | cago opera singer. This was be-| Mo. — American | isk's nes4 the strongest and yet most diffi-| supply and Machinery Manufac-| ®¥%e Patrick’s presence in the mit roles in any production made Beit | baggage car from Minneapolis to yw Paramount. The theme of the | Chicago was objected to, explain- [Fstory concerns the famous chat- | | ed the lady, who recently received ‘ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.| Patrick asa ane facter “Lord Jim,” who launches | epmesit on the high-seas of ad- —-National Association of Sheet} and Tin Plate Manufacturers. enture, eager to find romance [gand to meet dangers. . But when the opportunity for Pocroirm arrives, Lord Jim finds imself a coward. How he re- ‘deems himself and how he sacri- fices everything for the love of h ative girl, goes to make one © most vivid characterizations ‘mp put upon the screen. | Marmont*is featured with Shir-| Mason, Noah Beery and Ray- ond Hatton in the principal [Froles of the production, which| ows at the Monroe Theatre to- orrow. Joe Dowling, George jagrill, Jules Cowles and Duke abanamoku, the Olympic swim- mer, are also in the cast. | signment of his screen career. £ Marmont won his place in the _ production through his splendid work as the beggar in “The Street | pet Forgotten Men,” recently seen on the screen of the Monroe FTIFPIITIFSATTAAPFIFSIPFLALAFFSLALZPILIAILALLZALALAALLAAZL A de THE DAY’S NEWS The proverbial ill luck attached to the number thirteen déés not em to apply to King Alfonso XIII. of Spain, whose fortieth bjrthday anniversary will be cele- brated today throughout his king- dom. Although the thirteenth ruler of his dynasty, Alfonso jhas been more fortunate in holding tc his throne than have many other |, “European sovereigns, and at the age of 40 he is the dean of them all in length of his reign. Indeed, he seems to have been born under a lucky star. Since his accession to the throne at least eight unsuc- cessful attempts on his life have been made, while on several ocea- sions, he jhas ,almost ;miragulously-} pt ato often a’ wolian Wins hef | es¢aped death through accident.| economic independence at the cost The young king, who married aj of her health. granddaughter of Queen Victoria,) Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain who has surprised Europe with his} works in the Unionall factory mak- a .. ing overalls writes that she energy and ability since he came eatimtr tomciae tron taking to the throne as a mere youth.) Lydia EB. Pinkham’s Vegetabie Com- His personal popularity extends to! pound. Mrs. Chamberlain lives at all classes of his subjects. | 500 Monmouth St., Trenton, N. J. | Spe Pe tagiseg ae Aries Com- 7 + ; .., Pound to her friends in the factory Unmarried male clerks employ | and will gladly answer any letters ed by the Irish Free State eee she gets from women askingaboutit. ernment are paid less than their] Are you on the Sunlit Road to | married colleagues. } Better Health? IPALELAZAAZLLALLLAALLALZLLAALZA IPP ttt tZtetizeded Salt esas & Fifty years ago there were few occupations forwomen. Some taught school, some did housework, some found work to do athomeandafew took up nursing. Today there are very fewoccu- pations not open to women, Today they work in | great factories with hundreds of ° er women and girls. There are also, women architects, lawyers, den- tists, executives, and legislators, &,* Tuesday, May 25 Boys’ Day In | Citizenship a. ta? | NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH SAN ANTONIO, Texas,—Na- | tional Oil Scouts Association of America, Thats The new treatment for torn} \flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or oe pecontiens that is doing such won- NEW YORK—American Asso-| erful work in flesh healing is oe the, Bovagane - liquid; and ipowder | Siation of Museums, \combination reatarent The liquid | Borozone is a powerful antiseptic | that purifies the wound of all poisons and infectious — germs,| | while the Borozone powder is the| great healer. There is | nothing) like it on earth for speed, safety and efficiency. Price (liquid) }30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by all druggists. | “pre Ms SPOKANE, . Wash. — Pacific rthwest Conference of Retail Credit Men. i Wednesday, May 26 Aquatic Parade iS a a 2 BOWIE, Texas—Colorado Gulf Highway Association. ST. PAUL, .Minn.—Minnesota State Medical Association. rk DALLAS, Texas—Retail Coal] Dealers’ Association of Texas. | State Dental Society. = Thursday, May 27 Father And Son Day - At Rotary Club ’ A Sheffield cutlery firm has made a pon-knife with 1,581 Prlades. #CHic KANSAS CITY, Ka: State Federation of Labor. | 1 SPRINGFIELD, Ill.—G. A. R.,| | Department of Illinois. | Me te ‘ ITO OM. oo JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.—Mis- Be as Ns Gr A.” Bs ork State Federation of Labor. ¥ Department of Indiana, | y SAS oo | PORT HURON, Mich.—Michi- SALISBURY, Md. — Maryland) ; 0. F State Federation of Labor. pa eed eee. nes Ssh | _INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana State| LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska | Dental Association, oa (MOM’N POP The Sucker Is Nibbling = By Taylor L/ LCAN'T ONDERSTAND His On METALLURGY ANY ANOTHER ON GOLD MINING, BESIDES ALOT oF SIaES: Friday, May 28 Boys’ Parade GREAT Honk! 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