The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 5, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO “MONROE . TODAY One Way To Get Slender Ankles Have you thick ankles? There is one. sure way of get- ting them into sylphlike form if, you will devote a half hour each} day to the following process which | Renee Adorce,, who. plays the} fe: ine lead in “The Black! Lird;” which shows at the Monroe | Theatre today for the last time| says she tried successfully. “Take a straight’ chair,” says Miss Adoree, “with a rung that is, halfway up to the seat,” she con: tinues. “Step up on the rung) thirty times with each foot andj then thirty times’ alternating the| foot. You will find within a week’s time that your ankles are becom-| ing more slender and a marked de- | crease in their size is noted within @ month.” | Mies Adoree, who also plays the| feminine lead in “The Big Parade,” the spectacular Metro+ Goldwyn-Mayer production from the pen of Laurence Stallings, had very slender ankles until she had to give up exercising on ac-! ¢ount’ of being so busy in her; screen work. She had previously. been g dancer and as is the case with all dancers, the muscles that ha¥e"been strenuously used get heavy when they are relaxed for any length of time. She found the above mentioned ¢@xercise just the thing for ankle yeduction and so is passing it on. ‘ Lon Chaney plays the lead in “The. Black Bird,” which Tod} Browning directed for Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer. TOMORROW Record of 200 Fights With No Victory Two hundred fights in years and: loser in every one. Sounds like the record of a Kappily, or scrappily married man, but it really belongs to Pat Harmon, famous motion picture villain. ‘ Harmon staged’ his 200th fight for the films on the Metro-Gol- dwyti-Mayer lot in the photo- graphing of “The Barrier,” Di- rector George Hill's massive \pro- duction of the thrilling Rex Beach movel of the Alaskan frontier, which shows at the Monroe Theatre tomorrow. Previously in the making of tye film, Harmon had been sound- ly beaten by George Cooper, who Flay& © Sergeant ‘Murphy, and Idonel Barrymore, who is Stark Bennett, the brutal skipper, which led Pat to the remark that the dhly thing he has ever beaten since he entered motion pictures ig the bass drum, which he does with finished artistry in the na- tional thampion Elks Band of Santa Monica, Calif. , His Casualty Score Pat has staged losing battles in Pletures with Jack Dempsey, Pat O'Malley, Wally Reid, Tom Sant- sehi,. William Desmond and a host of others, The casualty score is impressive, something like thi Dempsey, broken rib: Pat} @Malley, two broken ribs; Bill] Russell, broken nose; Bill Haines, six stitches in leg; Jack Hoxie, broken arm. A curious fact is that the fights that appeared the most brutal on the screen, some’ so much so that the censors cut them, were the} ones in which he was never seratched. Hurmon literally fought his| way to the place of a screen} eDaracter actor. ‘Sometimes 1 fighting in the films didn’t pa: says Harmon, “then I discovered | it;al depends on the director. Seme directors appreciate aj} fighter and give him a chance. Gradually I got more and more ating to do and now when I fight it’s incidental to acting.” | Harmon is one of “The Bar-| rier’s notable cast, which includes Norman Kerry, Henry B. Wal- thall, Lionel Barrymore, Marce- lipe Day and others. beres, sealed with Btve, | meeother. Ray Aak for DIA six used to think| ” | FoR evcececscee POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Cecoceocceeccoecocecoees FOR STATE SENATE 24th District FRANK H. LADD FOR STATE SENATE 24th District WILLIAM H. MALONE FOH SHERIFF OF COUNTY A. H. McINNIS MONROE SHERIFF OF. MONROE COUNTY CLEVELAND NILES t OR REPRESENTATIVE j MONROE COUNTY CHAS. H. KETCHUM | FOR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL COURT J. VINING HARRIS FOR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL couRT J. LANCELOT LESTER FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR J. Fs BUSTO FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR T. S. CARO FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER First District WM. R. PORTER (Re-Election) FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER First. District BOLIVAR T. RECIO FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Second District EMORY L. PIERCE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Second District BRAXTON B. WARREN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fourth District EDUARDO C. GOMEZ /FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth District W. HILTON CURRY FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth District ABELARDO LOPEZ ‘FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Fifth. District S. OWEN SAWYER FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD} First. District CLARENCE H. PIERCE FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD: First District FRANK O. ROBERTS FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Second District WILLARD M. ALBURY FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Second District HARRY M. BAKER FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Second District MYRTLAND CATES FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Second District ELLA FCRD FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Third District MILLARD B. GIBSON FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD Third District VICTOR LOWE FOR LESSONS IN CLASSICAL DANCING Mrs. Sara Wilson, 249-J For Term of 24 Class Lessons Phone Allan B. Cleare & Co. Wholesale Grocers ana Commission Merchants Sit FRONT STREET Key West, Fla, Yr. 0. Box 13 Seta owt | Safest DAUGGISTS EVER’ FAIEIOLI SS HATS OF ALL KINDS LEANED & BLOCKED and Gentlemen's Hats Made to Order ‘Ladies’ something else when you ask for GEORGE'S HAT SHOP | 608 DUVAL ST. RAITT IIIS: A. H. McINNIS’ RECORD (Communicated) Much has been said with refer- ence to the candidacy of A. H. McInnis, about his effort to save '% ;for the widow and children of the fate Sheriff what Mr. Curry work- jed so hard to obtain. It is quite jtrue that Sheriff Curry only * |served eighteen months of his two ‘\years, and’ the writer thinks that ‘his family should have the benefit Ru of the office, and knows that Mr. | th McInnis would see that they got)? it. But little has been said with |S}: reference to the qualifications of | Mr. McInnis to hold this important |}; office. The office of Sheriff is 1i: perhaps the most important office in the County. It carries with it grave responsibilities, and the’; man placed in this position should have tact and judgment, should| be a diplomat, should have a level jhead, and at all times be ready to | meet any emergency that might arise. My view is, that Mr. McInnis! / |has all these qualifications, and would be the right man in the right place at this time. He served the people as Sheriff for four years, and at a time jwhen it required a man of more jthan ordinary ability. Shortly af-| jter he took oath of office the! jworld war came on, and this be- jing a seaport city and an impor-| jtant point for the operations of our Government in equipping men | and boats for the war, ‘it will be remembered that this city was a bee-hive of activity. Every branch of the Government was/| represented here, the Army, Navy, Marines, Aviation, Artillery, Coast Guard, Secret Service and all} other branches were represented |! and had thousands of men going and coming at all times. Togeth- er with this we had ‘toughs to deal with, crimes of all kind were being | pulled off and thousands of things coming up daily that required the time and efforts; of a Sheriff. There were numerous investigat- ing committees in and out from | Washington looking after the in-| { terest of the enlisted men in which the Sheriff and other offi- cials were called! in, and it cannot be denied that Mr. McInnis our | pj Sheriff handled) the very difficult ; | situation, came through with fly-| jing colors, and was commended by \the Government. In addition ‘to his duties as | Sheriff Mr. McInnis was called }upon by the Government, and |served as Chairman of the Draft te Board, this required much labor, |‘" many nights of hard work, tact and skill to handle. ta su sw n of | | jal un | de na s er in, Roland Curry, Sheriff, and it is! de well known that he has acquitted | {; |himself well in this capacity. Hein \attended to all the detail work of | ur |the office. When all is said and) fied to fill this important office |; and in my opinion it would be aj °° : . fur jserious mistake to make a change Jat this time. | QUALIFIED VOTER. (Paid Political Advt.) Let the Artman Press do your F | | printing. Tr OG eS | TWENTIETH pretendin; a andj and Since the war Mr. McInnis has. Tri served.as Chief Deputy to the late | j}}, : . su was an advisor of Mr. Curry, and | oo: ants. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN eeccoce THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL — CIR- CULT OF TH TE OF FLOR. IDA, IN A FOR MONROE COUNTY.—IN CHANCERY. Complainant. i Bill to Quiet devisees, grantees, Jaimants, under — € decea pp, if living heirs, Title. Lilla Alen, executrix, of Will and Test 2 W. Allen nd the subject matter of this it Defendants. havin filed his rn bill of complaint in the abov tled cause, setting forth there that he is the owner anc ion of the following described © », Situate, lying and the County of Monroe and Florida, to-wit: On the Ish: and knewn Whiteh: Complainant of Ke t Fou five 8 point on stant Sev- = »m_ the Jaton ind Whitehead 1 thence y (92) feet; in a Northeast ° Hundred enty-seven (177) “feet (9) inches; thence angles in rection and Si and Nine at right erly di- 2)” feet; Seventy-seven Nine (9) hes to the point of beginning. hat complainant has alleged in. 4 f cc pted, and qu estate n seven years last past, next be- e the filing of this bill of com- nt, ing ‘the ‘same under fendants, nder ‘dner pad, the ts ed. or other ¢! unde the th Ware, de- signed’ her nd other ‘tn- rting or a claim “-or ul estate. the ame 2 own to assert ght in and to the r matter of th > certain de cts in, eém- earings, conftrmin. his title to That the w and quiet- id-real estate 8, reSidence or domi- and the gran- or other claimants, ¢laimin, sts undef Cassimtr nul de® sed. Gardner -€, Tripp, if diving, if dead, the heirs, eS, rantees, or other claimants, eldim- interests under Gardner C. ased, the heirs, devisees, or other claimants, claim- % interest under ‘abeth Ware, d, who sometimes signed her ame as Bi and all other known 1 ing or claim- the ject: matt mplainant, his ag r attorn nknown, and that the complai 8 agent or attorney, ha: ertain the nd > are at there is no Flori summons to answer pon Whom would bind State Chancery said defend- If IS. THEREFORE the heirs, devisees, r other claimants, cl er Ruby, pp, if livin: 8, devisees, ORDERED, te unde 1 the ipp, deceased, fardner heirs, devisees, e ; e To you, heat may only be a source of discomfort. But to the little folks, the torrid heat of summer is a source of danger to health, Infant illness is higher in summer than any other season. An Jr.in your home will not only safeguard your baby from the ill effects of hot weather, but will bring cool breezes and comfort to you. And howlitde it costs for such results. suit, and thnt | j2¢ to! subpoena | NOTIC eceo ts, claim- zabeth Ware, xran ing interests under E deceased, who sometimes signed her name as Betsy Ware, and al! other-unknown persons having or claiming an int st in the land the subject matter of this suit,.are each | hereby. required to appear to the) said bill of complaint on or before h day of June, A. D. 1926, | the allegations of said| mplaint will be taken as| d by said defendants. It is further ordered that this or- der published once a week for four consecutive weeks in the Key zen, & newspaper publish unty and State. my hand and the seal t Key West, Monroe this 7th day of| D. %. FILER, t Court, of the Cireuit of for Monroe | REYNOLDS, | Deputy. 1 se AL 1) of the Cireui Judicial and r Twentieth Florida, County. By GEO, in w. NORVIN G. MALONEY, Solicitor for Complai mays-15. nt. ELT COURT, STA TWENTIETH JUD: cM | CHANCERY, < jex, et al, Compl Se | Elizabeth S, Duteher, et al, Defend: | ant. It appearing iT t wrence Dettling, one lants therein named lent of the State of Florida, and ndant’s residence is and that she is over the age of twenty-one years; it is therefore ordered that said’ nonresident de- fendant be and he is hereby quired to appear to the bill of com- it filed in said’ cause on or be- the 14th day of June, A. D , otherwise the allegations of bill will be taken as confessed id defendant. t is further ordered that this or- der be published once each week \for four consecutive weeks in the y West Citizen, a ne in said County is May 15th, 1926. D. and State. D._Z. FILER, Clerk enit Court. BUSTO, Solicitor nant. june5-12 for Compla mayl COURT, ATE OF TWENTIETH JUDI- > MONROE COUN- —IN CHANCE) Holmes Allen, Complainant, ees s aie Lee Allen, Defendant. | It appearing by the sworn Dill filedin the above-stated cause that innie Lee Allen, the defendant n named is a nonresident of te of Florida, and defend- residence is unknown and the age of twenty- therefore ordered a id nonresident defendant be and she is hereby required to ap- pear to the bill of complaint filed in said cause on or before the 14th day of June, A. D. otherwise the allegations of ‘said bill will be taken as confessed by said defend- It is further ordered that this or- | der be published once each week |for four consecutive weeks in the Key West Citizen, a new: |lished in said County and State. Th May 15th, 1926. (SEAL) D. Z. FILER, Clerk Circuit Court. paper pub= 1J. BUSTO, Solicitor ‘for Cor plaina: m 2 2429; nt, junes-12 pe: Coessevere | FIPPIPPPPTOIIFIPIPTTAT TA | CP LE LL ZELDA AA bill) Fl | may10-30t re- | paner pub- |x PPI LIL LI SILI: NOTICE TO CREDETORS the County Judge, Mon- ty, ‘State of Florida. In re Extate of William J. Phelam, deceased. Creditors, nd each of you, are hereby and required to present any or ither of you, may have against the estate of William J. Phelan, de- sed, late of Monroe County, Flor- ida, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at his offiee in the Court How of said Count < We Mon of to~ ecutrix of 1 stament of William deceased. apri0-1 Ww Je may1-S-1 Serial No. o1sss5 * Department of the Interior, Land Office at Gainesville. UW NOTICE, Myrtle L. Si ida, who, on is € ’ West, Florida, on the < of June, 1926. laimant nam John J. Florida. Osear W. orida, William H. Sands, Florida. Minnie L. 24th as witnesses: Landers, of Big Pine, Johnson, of Big Pine, of Big Pine, Duke, of Big Pine, Flor- unknown | ida. GEORGE C. CROM, Register. | Serial Ne. 018839 Department of the Intertor, U. 3. j Land Office at Gainesville, Fla. May 8, 1926. is hereby that | . Duke of Big Pine, Flor- on August 5, 1924, made fomestead Entry, 8, fe jLots 1 and 2,-s , has filed notice of inten- |tion to ‘make Commutation Proof, |to establish claim to the land above |deseribed, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Key West, Florida, on the 24th day of June, 1926. Claimant names as witnesses: i Pine, Florida. Landers, of Big Pine, | Ira F. Potts, of E | Sohn J. Florida. James L. Florida: i |. Myrtle L. Sims, of Big Pine, Flor- ida. | crorcE @ crom, Register. Johnson, of Big Pine,| | may10-30t PUSHED OUT OF THE RACE | When Chas, McAllister of Kear-, ney, N. 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