The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 2

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1926. Henry’s SS RRO e ee eee eee s eee i Getting Wiser : conventioéoskenee S12M, THE DATS NEWS | FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE TODAY * sees KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. ‘ Cpe sss eee see e a) Malo Conse ever T Soil 124 DUVAL STREET PHONE No. 688-W, ST. LOUIS — National Hotel / likely successor to Major General, ‘WM. CATES, Manager. . | John L. Hines as chief of staff, is | the ranking major general of the _ | | DETROIT — Automobile Body | U. S. Army and the present com- | Builders’ Association. mander of the Second Corps Area, i] | with headquarters at Governors DENVER — American Medical | Island. ae ne ee wer he H is was in command of several army ees Sy bes | corps of the American Exfedition- b | FRENCH LICK SPRINGS—Na-| ary Forces. General Summerall is | -\————4 “iu, ff | tiosial’ Hime Association. ja native of Florida and was ap- in B | | pointed to the military academy | ANGELES—Pacifie Coast| from that State in 1888. He was (ieee Association. vie |a colonel of artillery when the! MOTOR BOATING-SURF BATHING- United States entered the World FISHING= GOLFING= WINTER RACING. | RALEIGH, N. C. — Hardware| War. In addition to active par- st | Association of the Carolinas. ticipation in the hostilities in’ | ee sale ic ae NS | France as brigade, division and | corps commander, he represented the United States on the inter-Al- j lied mission appointed by the Si t (BY Asse: tes : | «WASHINGTON — C. Bascom Sj é | | aeblg aoe now add Hio after his 3 “ae as le. He made a hole i t ae 1 n one at urning Tree Country Club. ene AWHUSKa, Okla.—While on ict Of golf, it might bel noted that plus fours were as con | tion as buckskin enon Oklahoma Indiang for their annual con * 8 gathered here nvention, . NE YORK—Rey, Tertius\Van- resigned as pastor ¢ | : - Ly as of a met- Jang tah Pulpit to preach in a vils! age church because a big “demands religi A tempe.” ee a a NEW YorK— to have been at stake when HAM AND EGGS No title appears — THIS EXPLAINS WHY MR.GUNN WAS | The tonic value of ham and erick Kinchelli 290. + 290-pound stron man, s| i a truck Albin Semalfedit, °e-pound midget. Kinehel): a jail sentence, cre de ee Fred- | M-M- ng | THIS CLIPPING IT & n Sr WEE f - SO ANXIOUS TO BOY AN INTEREST IN OUR VENTORE — WELL-WELL — HE'S A SQUARE OLD SCOUT AT THAT — I'D BETTER RECONSIDER eggs long has been ‘recognized; but it remained for an inhabitant lof the Thames valley to place this preme War Council. his assignment to Governors. Is- land he was in command of the) Eighth Corps Area, with head-| Previous to | P a Feene HAS BE! | | MONCH HERMAN HAS HIS OFFER} dish in the pharmacopia of res- quarters at San Antonio. = | oF $200 toratives of life. Collapsing on BooT A the road between Chertsey and Staines, he was removed- to a ‘bungalow by motorists, who has- 2 |tened on to the nearest telephone | grectione*ure™ = e, to eall an ambulance, believing [bE sth, Seve He Renae re OPEN ALL THE YEAR <-— EUROPEAN PLAN BLACKAWATON, Pe fi npertatiggann freproragee re ee ee Nold everywhere | ply ringi ¢-—Sim-| \ @ 7 e : ‘eink ak ging the bells that c. z prise, they found the patient sit-| _ Bi ss et = = 2 Messe Coan persons to church service is not jting up and taking nourishment Send algo, ne bell ringers must at-| administered by the owner of the] : “ 0. A church here is g place. The man explained that it bry tae sven rs jwas the odors of frying ham and} So AARNE } ‘HERE are scores of buyers all over Key West and along the Florida Keys who are waiting for your advertise- ment to appear in The Citizen. They may not know they are waiting; you may not know it. , —TIOTEL HALCYON BumsteadsWo TUD e aPACITY 500 ~ DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET AND SENY THIS CLIPPING SHIPWREGD COVER >, * WARSAW—The The P HIS tion Bets darker da Séw is to be without movies while | pictures house owners strike be. | cause they failed to be included in y EY : @ tax reduction program. : +8 le Polish situa-| vy day. War- Pr seecceccccccsecccoccce, pha > “A Whi TODAY’S | = | ANNIVERSARIES : | tee ee deesesen ch! i FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD e Cede a* | 1831—Sarah K. Siddons, the : OF INTERYST TO WOMEN Factory workers, railroad men, _ferst-tragic acttyss of the English)» + #06 #6 eee Fueue 3 i een jfarmers, miners, _mill-employees, ostaye, died in London. Born July | 3 | ie: jteamsters, and those constantly ag <cohila f The pike us by Queen V}., eeieeed to changing weather, who : ‘ oria at her corqation is in Nd-| : work at hard physical labor, are| 1845—Andrew Jackson, seventh | wich’ Cathedral. : \7 ; : more or less sublet to Kidney ail- Ye ere gs hi United States, | | {ments and kindred ills. J. G. ied at the Hermitage, Tena. Born i . *s Wolf, Green Bay, Wis., says, vee N. Cy March 16, |“Foley Pills (a° diuretic stimulant fi \to the kidneys) relieved me of a |severe backache, that had bother- ed me for several months, A fgw \bottles fixed me up in good shape.” {Cost -Jittle, but reliable, valuable |medicine guaranteed to give satis- \faction. Ask for Foley Pills. The |Key West Drug Co. junel | C. ROBERTS Dealer fi General” Merchandise WALTER'S GALVANIZED TIN SHINGLES Cornell Wall Board, Sash; Doors, Blinds, Carey’s Cement Roofing. H. B. Davis 100 Per Cent Pure Paint and Oils. 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