The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Roberts, Horace L. Roberts, Joseph B. Russell, Wm. R. Rojas, Emelio Rodriguez, Andres Ss. Smith, Chas. H. Smith, Clara Smith, Macie Smith, C. E. Shehee, L. H. Shehee, Madeline M. Shehee, Amalda Skelton, W. M. Skelton, Richard Skelton, Susan Saunders, Clarence Saunders, C. Leon Saunders, Mispah Saunders, Charles Saunders, John H. Saunders, Miriam Saunders, Hilburn Saunders, Walter Sawyer, William Sawyer, Thomas Sawyer, B. A. Sawyer, Samuel O. Sawyer, J. F. Sawyer, Leon M. Sawyer, Evlina Sawyer, Sybil Sawyer, Leland R. Sawyer, Chester B. Sawyer, Cora Lee Sawyer, Louisa Sawyer, Thos. Jr. Sawyer, Pearl Sawyer, Richard H. Sawyer, Harry M. Sawyer, Milton E. Sanchez, Felipi Sanchez, Rose M. Sanchez, Washington Sanchez, Delphina Sanchez, Phillip Sweeting, I2 W. Sweeting, Thos. A. Sweeting, Bradley U. Sweeting, Julia Sweeting, Evilyn Sweeting, Marvin E. Sweeting, Richard Solomon, John B. Solomon, John H. Solomon, Noel Silva, Francisco Shanahan, Martha Stickney, Joseph Sweeney, W. T. Sands, Henry Sands, Myrtle Sands, Thurman Sands, Herman Sands, Rhona Sands, Merrill F. Sands, Harry L. Sands, John Spencer, L. E. Spencer, J. C. Jr. Spence, Irene Stanley, Leo M. Schuerer, Alict Schuerer, Wm. F. Sterling,’ Margaret Sterling, E. C. Swain, Wilbur E, Swain, Arnold Symonette, Bertha J. Symonette, C. C. Salgado, Fidel Santana, Stephen Schoneck, Adeline Schoneck, Wm. J. Silvera, Adolpha D. Stirrup, Leonie Stirrup, Irene Stirrup, Clarence A. Stirrup, James D. Jr. Stirrup, H. 0. Stirrup, Cyril Stirrup, Hariett Salinero, Manuel Sweeting, T. B. Stephenson, Phillip R. Stephens, Jas. L. Smart, Mary D, Smart, Ed. D. Savage, Lou Stewart, May Serrano, Rosalie Suarez, Enrique Snead, H. G. Strunk, Ruth H. Santana, Wm. Strunk, Edward A. Jr, Soto, Aurelio Sawyer, Lorene Sands, Rose Sawyer, W. L. Sawyer, J. L. Sills, Jeff. S. Shanahan, N. B. Sherman, G. H. Sanchez. Alfredo Sawyer, Melvin Sweeting, Alonzo Soto, Francisco Schrader, Geo. F. Schiffert, Ruby Singleton, Jos. E. Shuman, Maud Spivey, Annie J. Shultz, Robert Santana, Maric Sawyer, Jos. W. Sweeney, M Saunders, John Stickney, Mary L. tT. Terner, W. H. Turner, Ella A. Taylor, H. H Taylor, Fred Taylor, Nathalie M. . Reynold Torres, Ruby Torres, Diego Torres, Ramon Torres, Florence E. Trout, W. H. Trout, Ella Trevor, B. D. Trevor, Mamie Trevor, Jerry J. Trevor, Mary Bartlum Thompson, Wm. Thompson, Jas. E. Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Antonette Thompson, Thelma Thompson, Geo. H. Thompson, Jas. E. Thompson, Jos. R. Thompson, Fletcher Thompson, John T. Thompson, Mary H. Thompson, Clara E. Thompson, E. R. Thompson, Godfrey Thompson, W. M. Thompson, Victor Tift, John Tift, A. C. Tift, Hilton Tift, Chas. S. Tift, Louis Tift, Jos. C. Tift, Chester Thrift, Willie Trumble, Jas. R. Tedder, Geo. P. Tynes, Benj. Taylor, E. Jr. Tedder, Henrietta Tedder, William Tynes, Ellen M. Turner, H. W. Thomas, Marie Torano, Elba Taylor, Maurice W. Tatum, Minnie Turner, Maurine Tynes, E. R. Tynes, Vivian U. Ubicta, Domingo v. Valdez, Ramon Cerezo Valdez, Jose G. Valdez, Emma Valdez, Gregoria Valdez, Jose M. Valdez, Antonia Valdez, Paul Voght, F. M. Voght, F. L. Villareal, J. R. Villareal, J. R. Sr. Villareal, Louis M. Villareal, Antonio Vassie, Wm. Velaseo, Frank Velasco, Julio Velasco, Frank Velasco, Angela Velasco, Elias Vargas, Fidelo Vargas, Julian Videl, Bernardo Videl, Vietor Videl, Matais Valenzuela, Anna Valle, Gabino Del Velasquez, Olegoria Velasquez, Raul Venson, Valter Villar, Francisco Varela, Frank A. Villar, Rito Viera, Mareo Varela, J. M. Valdez, Hidilio Valdez, Enrique Valdez, Santiago Villareal, Edward L. Velasquez, Isabel Valdez, Jose Vaso, Pedro Valenzuela, Joe Villareal, Myrtle Valdez, Alberto Valdez, Thomas Velasco, Gustavo Valdez, John Vargas, Dulce Maria w. Wardlow, Chas, H. Wardlow, -Pauline Wardlow, Mary Wardlow, Doris Whitmarsh, Thos. Jr. Whitmarsh, Wm. Whitmarsh, Adell Walker, Fred W. Walker, W. J. Walker, F. J. Walker, John Walker, Mary Watson, Buie Watson, Wm. Ww ‘shai Mary » Rosie ms, John §. ms, Malvina ms, Sarah ms, Bertram Williams, Geo. H. Yili , Carlisle Williams, Harry M. Vilson, George , Willard » Joseph A. L. raub, Bauman ‘aub, Rose B. Nellie Mitchell W. #H. Ellen Hunt Whalton, S. M. Jr. W n, Hesba Watkins, Kathleen Watkins, Rose L. Wolkowsky, Bertha Woodruff, Albert M. Weatherford, Edgar M. Weatherford, E. M. Weatherford, H. P. Weatherford, Lydia Wallace, Howard Wallace, Lily Wiggins, Elmer Watrous, Warren J. Warner, L. R. Wells, Wm. M. Watkins, D. C. Weatherford, H. C. Weatherford, J. W. Watrous, Nina H. Watkins, J. Kirk Williams, Hamilton Weatherford, J. A. Williams, Mamie Weintraub, Jennie Watkins, John E. Watson, J. G. Warner, Louise M. Warner, J. S. Watson, M. L. Wilson, Corinne Williams, May Y. Yradi, Condado Yradi, Ralph Young, Eliza Ybarmea, Raquel Yradi, Claude Zz: Zealdivar, Vicenti ‘PRECINCT NO. 7 A. Albury, William Albury, Jos. V. Albury, Wm. Beauregard Albury, Edmund Albury, R. Willard Albury, Roger L. Albury, Joseph Albury, M. R. Albury, Geo. W. Albury, Mamje E. Albury, Oliver Albury, Melda Albury, Sarah L. Albury, Teresa C. Albury, Robt. Harold Albury, Ada Albury, Myrtle V. Albury, Florence Albury, Chas. F. Albury, Annis Adams, Randal Adams, Susie Anderson, Joseph E. Albury, Malcom R. Albury, Louis B. Ayars, Geo. W. Ayars, Elma Altman, E. E. Albury, Mary E. Barcus, Geo. D. Barcus, Irene H. Bethel, Lillian Bethel, Marjorie B. Bethel, James B. Bethel, James M. Banks, Gussie V. Banks, Oseat T. Burns, E. L. Bartlett, Jos. G. Bluvise, Irving c. Curry, Bertha L. Curry, Wm. C. Chubb, Laurence S. Cline, Wm. B. Cline, Marie N. Chapman, A. B. Curry, Louise B. Cutzos, Constantine E. Engel, Geo. L. F, Felton, J. Thomas Felton, Mary E. Felton, Oliver F. G. Gerock, John S. Gibson, Will Hoover, William Hoover, Arthur Hoover, Electra Hoover, Crawford B. Hill, 0. 'P. Hill, Ethel C. Hoover, Jennie M. Helmlinger, Chester W. sees Anna Johnson, 3. Johnson, Henry » Mellie Lowe, Leonard L. Lefton, Wilbur A. Lowe, Eugene L. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Milner, Wm. R. Meyer, Dorothy F. Meeks, L. G. P. Pinder, J. W. Parker, Harry S. Parker, Emma C. Pratt, Thomas Pratt, Lilla Priest, G. C. Pinder, Lillian E. Pinder, Wm. F. Pinder, Alice J. Russell, John H. Russell, Nathaniel Russell, Frank P. Rutledge, R. L. Ritter, Catherine s. Skeffington, Arthur M. Sweeting, Geo. F. Sexton, C. E. Sexton, Lillian R. Stillricht, Otto Sawyer, Emma A. Sexton, Frances T. Silcox, Arnold C. iT. Thagard, Lorena Turner, Wm. S. Jr. w. Whitman, Wm. J. Whitman, Price Whitman, Ella Whitehurst, W. R. Whitehurst, Ethel Wulff, J. O. Williams, Samuel PRECINCT NO 8 B. Brady, E. R. Brady, L. E. Brown, H. D. Boggs, Wm. H. Cc. Clark, R. J. Coneoly, J. C. Campbell, J. A. Clements, J. B. Clements, Dallas Conner, J. P. D. Douhitt, E. J. E. Endsley, John H. Ely, Frank W. F. Fowler, W. L. G. Geiger, Tracy M. Glennon, P. G. H. Hill, Lee Harrit, Edwin Harshbarger, Geo. B. K. Kirkland, Robert F. L. Lowe, H. C. London, Louis M. Lowden, L. M. M. Myers, Geo. H. N. Newson, R. D. Pr. Pulliam, John H. Parker, Robt. N. Pope, Frank J. R. Roberts, Melch Roberts, Ward A. Roberts, L. S. Roberts, Stephen L. Roberts, Roberts, Jam Rhodes, Harr. Ss. Sullivan, Harry Wills, Wm Williams, Geo. PRECINCT NO. 9 A Aibury, John R. Albury, Geo. A. Albury, C. G. B. Brady, J. S. Cc. Cothron, R. Carey, James E. Carey, Clara L. Caton, Harry O. Caton, Nellie M. Cothron, Wilmon W. D. Davis, J. F. Fine, Robt. J. Fine, Ada L. G. ens, Wm. H. De ag Johnson, Rufus B. Johnson, Henry Johnson, A. D. P; Pinder, J. B. Pinder, P. B. Pinder, Henry A. Pinder, Alvin E. Pinder, Benj. L. Pinder, Bertram Pinder, Russell Pinder, Ella Pinder, Thelma Pinder, Yurlee Pinder, Fiorence E. Parker, Wm. H. 1. S. Parker, E. B. Parker, Mary Louise Parker, Tarker, M. Luella Russell, U1. O. a aee Us Wm. H. A. ell, C harlotte ell, ell, Minnie ell, Rosie ell, Roberts, ¢ Geo. L. s. Saunders, Hubert H. w. 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K.” used members of the cre s which he picked up | from of the cowboy mem-| bers of the outfit, but which are} not used by the best conversa- He and Richard Dix became fast ! friends. In addition to Dix, Lois} adapted to Lucien Hubbard, editorial ed of all Zane Grey pro- for Paramount. Ethel! wrote ihe scenario, | ill, John Webb Dil-| tevens, Guy Oliver appear in the strong suppo: cast. to iis held in Detroit the | k of October 9. OU never heard of a red-blood- | ed person—man or woman— | becoming a nervous wreck! And | you never will. You never saw | anybody with healthy, rich, red blood, get. wearied by the v | ties of daily life. Did you No! It’s weak blood— ‘|healthy, rich, red blood. the whole trouble with thos nerves are overwrought. ry lack the re: Ww stamina cells give that enable us to stand up under & strain of daily S. S. S. is the salv lanka) cople. It is ju: es strength: n the | body, of weak, failin and men. 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Free Aquarium, east end of Flagler street. Marine curio shop on Margaret str : Taxi Stands at railroad station and hotels. See Key West. Ocean Boulevard, to encircle city, now being built by Monroe county. Over-Sea Highway, from Key West to the mainland, One-third distance completed, balance of roadway con- tracted. Steel toll-bridves to span the long water gaps. Take a taxi spin out over the Ocean, from the city of Key West. q Pipe Line for municipal waterw orks soon to be laid from mainland. Plenty of fresh, pure water to Key West and the Flori White Ways now Bene, installed through the busi- ness districts. Building permits and Bank deposits rapidly increas- as Vest postal receipts show an average monthly over | year of 30 per cent. t natural harbor in Florida. ae $47,000,000.00 annually. Duval Mortg re Company. First mortgage loans to home owners and home builders. Maximum loan silts 00. On im proved income business properties 2,500. Applications received at Company’s office Ne. 614 Duval Street. Key West Foundation Company’s beautiful Sub- division at eas sterly end of the island is daily reporting “Progr S$ under construction, Graders, drole draglines, and motor trucks in ac tion. 25 ft. bu ness lots on Flagler Street, $100 per front foot, or $2,500. 50 ft. residential lots, $75 per front foot, or $3,750. Terms 20 per cent cash, balance 1, 2 and 8 years; interest 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annnu- ally. All titles insured by New York Title and Mort- gage Compan Certificate of Title Insurance delivered to purchaser with contract. Those desirous of consulting either the Wall Street Journal or the Boston News Bureau will find copies of the same on in our office. Any further information on Key West will be gladly furnished by KEY WEST FOUNDATION CO. 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