The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PLAN EVENTS __. AT CLUB HOUSE FOR JULY 5 ATHLETIC CLUB COMMITTEE MAPPING OUT SPORT PRO- . (GRAM IN CONNECTION WITH FESTIVITIES What is expected to be one of the most enjoyable of all days will! be that to be spent out at the Key West Athletic Club on July 5th. As plans are being worked out! now, the day will be replete with fun-for both young and old. The board of directors of the club has appointed an athletic committee te arrange for suitable sports to come off on this, our dearest na- tional holiday, For those who do mot care to participate in these sports or to watch the contests for supremacy among our young folks there will be opportunity for en- joyment in other ways. To lounge around the broad cool veranda of the club and feel the fresh ocean breezes, or-merely to sit and watch the sparkling waters with its ocean traffic passing by our very front doors will afford a day well worth spending. No finer spot in all Florida can be found in whieh to pass a saner and more restful féugth than that afforded by our own Key West Athletic Club. é-new board of directors of the club has begun plans for the femodeling and refurnishing of building. Already an entire- ly.mew roof has been placed over thesstructure affording complete mn in case of rain or storm. The tennis court has been put in first-class shape, and the cafe m@wly painted. Several dozen extra Jounging rockers have been Ofdered and are due to arrive at any time; about ten dozen bathing *uits in all sizes for boys, men and women have been stocked in réwfiness for the crowd ‘on the Fourth. 1 Troop four of the Boy Scouts is sponsoring the athletic program of the day aided by the efficient OUT ote WAY | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN By Williams S- ‘fF 7 THEM PANTS o! ME HOO. IF A MATCH if KETCH AMRE in lsu! TAY NOUR PocniT 2? WHY, YOU'D BE YOUR WORRIES WOURRYIN ‘BOUT A LUITTLE THING WHT \ LIKE THESE! 1'D SHLD BREATH AN G TH FIRE. COOKED FOREYA COULD Sus EM OFF! MOMENTS WE'D LiKE 10 LIVE OVER — “ ALONG THE COOL LL SEQUESTERED VALE OF LiFe” AIL, AN SHAKE | Y/ERSELF A LITTLE | AN OFF COMES EVEYTHING. ATS |} sE.A DEEP | wnot NARRER =a (©1926 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. pececrevcvoccceroccccoces: - eee eerste sane (ROCHESTER BROKER — CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements under this head, will be inserted in The Citizen at, the rate of 1c a word for each in-| sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is an 25e. | Advertisers. should give their)” street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re-) sults, | Payments for classified adver-| tisements is invariably in advance,| but regular advertisers with ledger| accounts may have their advertise- WEATHER CONDITIONS This morning’s pressure is below normal over the entire country from the Rocky Moun- tain plateau to the Atlaniic coast. In addition the pres- sure differences are slight thus * causing a stagnant atmos- phere. However, pressure is lowest off the north and mid- i. * * * * * ern Florida and the west Gulf States. Temperature changed. Within the last 24 hours * there were showers in ‘the remains un- dle Atlantic coast and upper * Lakes, and highest over south- * ?, DIES’ AS RESULT | *! OF PLAYING GOLF :| | (By Associated Press) H *| ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 24.— * Waldo Brown, 22, broker, is dead */as a result of playing 72 holes of * golf in one day, according to phy * sicians. Brown, who suffered from} */an “athletic” heart collapsed as he *\finished the last hole of the four straight rounds was taken to a hospital. He died dicd from blood { [clots in his heart and right leg. When sued for $14.01 Mrs. Clara McKay of St. Paul admitted «| that she owed $14, but hired al ‘bishop of Westminster, England. eecccccccccec.rcccces| PRINCES OF THE CHURCH AT CHICAGO CONGRESS Patrick, Cacdinai O'Donnell, Francis, Cardinal Bourne, arch- of all Ireland. i Ludwig, Cardinal Dubois,’ arch- bishop of Parigi and primate of Trance. tenants FURNITURE RENOVATED, Upholstered and _ Refinished. Mattresses Made Over Parlor Cushions Made BEARUP’S DRY CLEANING WORKS 514 MARGARET STREET PHONE 227 Allessius, archbishop of Armagh and primate archbishop of Rennes, ee Cardinal Michael, Cardinat von Faulhab- er, archbishop of Munchen, Ger- THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 Charost, France. Allan B. Cleare & Co. Commission Merchants 511 FRONT STREET P.O. Box 13 Key West, Fla. A NOTARY PUBLIC CAN BE FOUND AT THE CITIZEN OFFICE AT ANY TIME SOTTCTL THA HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED & BLOCKED Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Hats Made to Order | GEORGE’S HAT SHOP 608 DUVAL ST. | SPIO OO OHA FLOOR LAMPS We have just received a ship- ment of beautiful hand-painted Floor Lamps. They are guar- anteed to be washable. To get acquainted we will sell them very reasonable. Also other electrical fixtures, wiring and repairs, The Star Electric Co. 134 Duval Street ! FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO 124 DUVAL STREET PHONE No. 688-W. | Atlantic Slates trom: Mai ‘lawyer to fight the claim for the Mtcde - eqmbilties of the « club: antic Siates from Maine to | * Plorida, 2 ; » «| extra cent, There will be all kinds of sports eeu ae eng. tesla in. the ‘ * * * % * ments charged. . |x FOR RENT | * central Plains States and mid- ze rr; afford amusement to the usual- | 7— REACT RE TE CP d Ai rit Sr aaa * + ® . ‘ . . MASTER CLEANERS AND PRESSERS W. R. Garing, 509 William St. WM. CATES, Mana, large crow®that makes a ren-| FURNISHED apartments; modern! aie Meow alley: ill dezvous of the club on this day. conveniences. 503 Duval street. | % < e Mayey via, ihe merchants of the city are now | _ Phone 880. Jane bth echt oka Rida ‘gone |* tonight and Friday, canvassed for prizes to be|NICELY furnished home; two Il. B. BOYER, warded for first and second places bedrooms, large living room, Official in Charge. in the athletic events. These will! dining room, kitchen; bath and! both practical and appropriate| two porches; $45 month. 616 for the occasion. The. complete} Caroline street. may31-tf fist, of events as yet has not been} —————______________ entirely completed so cannot be| FIRST-CLASS furnished apart- furnished at this time, but the ments; all conveniences. Archie, program will cover the entire day.| Thompson, 1001 Eaton street. | A tentative summary of the con-| Phone 879. June 19-6tx | tests will be fifty yard dash, one ERS yard’ dash, sack race, potato race, running high and run- ning broad jump, standing high) and broad jump, tennis match. A demonstration of first aid work will be put on by the Boy Scouts whielt will be interesting and valuable. In the afternoon a vol- ley ball game will be featured by the teams of the U. S. Marine —THE— CORAL ISLES STUDIO jx Se eee eter eerene Don’t forget this is head- quarters for Imported aad y Furniture, Sik, Tapextey, ete. ROOM NO. 203, EXCHANGE BUILDING (Formerly the Jefferson Hotel) A divorce on the grounds of cruelty was granted in London to | Mrs. Acie Bethel Kitzinger Firth | Ishti Helena Goiga Pictoria Den- ver Hill. modern | — 1107 | jn23-6tx,, & : | 1 N) ? s . Ten Cool Hours PERFECTION race OIL COOK STOVES AND OVENS Tested and Endorsed by Domestic Chamois, Six room apartment, all conveniences. Apply * Angela street. LOST LOST—A lot of comfort, if your home is not furnished with awn-, ings. 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