The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 26, 1926, Page 5

SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1926 SSOSOSSSCCOSODSODSOSOODOOCO® Notes of The BOBO0SO8 600 852596898800 000008 OODSSOOEOTSHR2EROCOR | To Hold Meeting The Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Parish meets Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock. i -_ * * i Schooner Arrives The schooner Eunice, Captain Albury, arrived in port this morn- ing from the fishing grounds with @ large catch on board. The ves-| tel will leave again on Monday for) + * Miami To Havana Today The steamship Miami, Captain! Albury, left today for Havana | with a large number of passengers on board. The steamer will return to this port on Monday afternoon. | ** San Jacinto Due Monday i The Mallory steamer San| Jacinto will arrive in port on Mon-} day night from Galveston en route | te New York. The steamer left) bere last Saturday for. the Texas | | LS Cebb To Tampa Tonight The P. & O. steamship Governor Cobb, Captain Phelan, will leave tonight at 7:20 o’clock for Tampa. The steaner will return to this port! on Monday morning. i * * * Conchy Dve Sunday The Mailory steamship Concho,! Capt. McIntosh, will arrive in port) on Sunday morning from New York, en route to Galveston. The steamer has about 60 Passengers) on board, several of whom are booked for this port. | eevee eee Herman Albury left on the af-| yon train today for Miami, | where he will spend a few days of | besiness. A.W. Morris is among the pas.) sengers on board the steamship! Concho due to arrive heré tomor-; Tow morning from New York, and) several weeks visiting in| a es ©.’ Wilson is a passenger on the Mallory steamship Con- to arrive here tomorrow | York, and — will nd | weeks’ visit in the Island) will Key H. board 3 rie 4 A. H, Williams of Beach, who had been i Cal ‘ey West with rela:! ngers leaving | last night qn | - Budge Jefferson B. Browne will, Miami next week to com-| Wednesday morning the} of motions for new trials) eases which came before! during his tenure upon the! bench there last week. } ay | arrived | eral weeks’ visit. ! McFarland was accompanied by ‘in this city, but who has been re-/ jeity this morning over the past several weeks Coast for several days’ business| to West Medford. Monday after- tar erected for the eucharistic Paseo Day Tug. Leaves Port The tug H. C. Cadmus, which | arrived at this port several days’ ago, left port this morning en route to Havana. - * * * | Steamer Leaves The German auxiliary steamer) Seebar, Captain Leibold, which in port yesterday, lett again ‘today en route to Hamburg, ! Germany. | se 8 j Officials Make Trip Sheriff. Cleveland Niles and} Chief Deputy Joe Kemp went up| to Cudjoe Key yesterday to get a man known as Vanis Unwin, who; is wanted in Miami under an ugly | charge. The fugitive had left for | parts unknown before the officer>) arrived. + Free Concert | The Coral Isles Casino will give a free orchestral concert Sunday | afternoon between 5 and 6 o'clock. | The public is cordially invited to} attend and enjoy some of the best | music ever heard in Key West | Manager Abbott assures a rare! treat for one and all who attend | and appreciate fine music. ee # Subject of Sermons ‘ i Rey. L. Munro, pastor of the| First Methodist Church, has select- ed the subject of “Walking On Water” to be delivered at the) morning hour on Sunday. The subject for the evening service will be “Counting The Stars.” The public is invited to attend these | services. | Mr. and Mrs, Charles Aguerro and children left yesterday for) Miami, where they will spend sev-| Miss Carrie Knowles, who had/ been spending the «past several weeks visiting in Key West with relatives, was a passenger leaving over the East Coast last night en! route tp her home in Miami, | Mrs. Leon McFarland of Miami, | arrived yesterday afiernoon on a few days visit to her parents, Mr.| and Mrs, T. A. Lumley. Mrs. | cher two children, Leebert and; Mariene. } re Manuel Napoles, formerly em- ployed ut the No. 1 Fire Station siding in Miami for the past sev- eral months, was an arrival in the East visit, | L. P, Schutt, manager of the Casa Marina hotel in this city, is now spending a visit in Haines | Falls, N.Y. In a letter received by The Citizen today from Mr.! Schutt, he states that he has just! returned from Memphis, Tenn.,/ where he had been spending a visit | with his son, Frank Schutt, who is! manager of a hotel in that city. | eecereenscccccasovecocce | eeeececoe P. & 0. 8. S. Miami, Captain AL-| bury, arrived from Havana at 5:00; p. m. yesterday with 134 passen-! F. E. ©. car ferry Joseph R.! Parrott, Captain Harrington, ar-} rived from Havana at 5:15 p. m.! yesterday with 26 cars, and sailed! for Havana at 10:30 p. m. with 26 cars exports. i PF. EC. car ferry Estrada, Captain Ward, arrived) from Havana at 8:15 p. m. yester-' day with 26 cars imports, and sail- ed for Havana at midnight with 26. P& S. S. Miami, Cap‘ain Albury, sailed for Havana at 8:30 & m. today, with 40 passengers and U. S. ma 0. sai PF. E. C. car ferry Joseph R. Parrott, Captain Harrington, will arrive from Havana this afternoon with cars. F. E. C. car ferry Estrada Palma, Captain Ward, will arrive from Havana this evening with cats. P. & 0. S. S. Governor Cobb, Capiain Phelan, will arrive from Havana this afternoon with pas- sengers and U. S. mail, and will wail for Port Tampa at 7:20 pm with passengers. 4,000 WIVES LOSE LONDON—During the past 12) months 4,000 women who sued for divorces have lost their cases. «| seecouecsensscese THE WEATHER | | ec Stations Abilene (cloudy) . . Atlanta (pt cloudy) . - 68) Boston (pt. cloudy) . 62) Charleston (cloudy) - 76 Chicago (cloudy) Corpus Christi (clear) Dodge City (cloudy). . Galveston (clear) Hatteras (cloudy) . Huron (clear) _ Jacksonville (cloudy) _. KEY WEST (cloudy) . Louisville (clear) . Miami (clear) oe New Orleans cloudy) New York (cloudy) Tampa (pt. cloydy) Washington (cloudy) - Wikiston (clear) Tem. | 44) 72! 72. 52! GEN. CROWDER TO UNDERGO OPERATION HAVANA, June 26,—Informa- ‘tion has been given out by the Sanitary Department to the effect that General E. H. Crowder, Unit- ed States Ambassador to Cuba, ; will enter the Cuban military hos- | pital at Camp Columbia, and will phere unclergo an operation for her- nia, which is to be performed by Cuban military surgeons. It will be remembered that Gen- eral Crowder went to Washington last summer, expecting to undergo an operation at the Walter Reed’ hospital in Washington, but the ‘surgeons at that time decided that @n operation was not necessary, and after a few days treatment, Gen, Crowder left the hospital mach improved, ‘JAS. L. JOHNSON .|phia and Miami. ston before, Mr. Johnson was VETERANS This panoramic picture shows the most spectacular ceremony ‘of the. International Eucharistic Congress at Chicago. thousand children, accompanied by a mammoth organ, sang the respons the papal legate, as the celebrant. The ceremony was held at Soldie and was witness®d by 150,000 people. At the right can be seen the robed children. ALTAR RECENT GUEST OF ° FRANK LOVERING ISLAND CITY RESIDENT EN-| JOYS VISIT IN MASSACHU- | SETTS WITH “ADOPTED”! KEY WESTER. j Letters received from the! North this week indicate that) James L. Johnson, of the Key| West realty firm of Johnson and, Johnson, Duval street, spent a) memorable day in Massachusetts} over Monday last, when he was the! guest of Frank W_ Lovering,! “adopted” Key Wester, andg a great friend of our city in his ef-) foris in its behalf. yr Mr. Johnson, much improved in health upon his return from the) West, reaching Albany, N. Y.,| found he could get a direct train; to Boston and spend a day with| the Loverings, and he hastened to. seize the opporiunity to do so.: Miss Marjorie Lovering, who was here last winter, met Mr. Johnson | at the South Station and took him! his is the great 100-foot al- noon the pariy drove to Concord and Lexington, where the battle of April 19, 1775, was fought, and where liberty began. | Mr. Johnson, walked “the rude/ bridge that arched the flood” of ACCIDENT the picturesque Concord River,/| studied the battlegrounds with great interest, and was delighted - with the historical surroundings of (hy Ancociated Preag) Lexington Green. | - ORANGE, Tex., June 26.—A Later in the day a basket lunch| practically noiseless “blowout” was taken to ihe North Shore and/yesterday caused the 112-foot a happy hour was enjoyed on the/derrick and drilling machinery of rocky cliffs of Nahant. This New\a Gulf Production Company well England town was the home of the | near here to drop from sight, leav- late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge ing a crater forty feet in diamete of Massachusetts. It is one of the The crater tod is nearly filled most delightful places on the Pil-| with water. The oil men say it is grim coast. the first blowout of its kind Mr. Johnson departed Tuesday | record. noon for Mystie, Conn., where he| Usually = Slowouts: dre: aceon: was to pay his respects to anaged | panied by a loud roar of escaping aunt before starting homeward bait ti 0 cute’ with intended. slope’ at Philadel gas and the noise of the casing be- ing cut by sand and boulders. ceremonies. Cardinal |papal legate, can be seen at the jfoot of the carpeted steps. TO DRILLING MACHINE on JOIN. SEVENTH CAVALRY: (By Axsseciated Press) CROW AGENCY, 26.—Veterans of A. Custer’s old ‘Seventh cavalry, today joined the neighbor bad new Seventh cavatry and hundreds man C. A. Ryan fined for of Indians failing to get a license for his dog- oring the Novel Purse Never having been around Bos-| - greatly pleased at the opportunity and with the warmth of his greet- ing. He will return to Key West next Mont., June neral George ent, LAW LIPS POLICEMAN assembled here in hon-! soldiers. killed fifty; in engage-} Reno and years ago yesterday ments led by Major Captain Benton. | j | Today’s ritual concludes a thr y field ceremony cc emorat- | ng the semi-centennial anniver. |sary of the battle of the Little Big j Horn in which Custer and hi. mediate command were annih thy Sioux and Cheyenne — Inc June 25, 1876. , ROYAL GARDEN FOR GOLF LONDON—The ki at Hampton Cour been converted into a | course. . | RAIDERS FREE LUNATICS | 1 a } | DUBLIN—A ba { ™men raided the I S Me | and released t ne trace can be fo n garden ace has | small golf cherries appliqued on a blue envelope purse make novelty decoration, Raised call highly ornamental combination of | Bonzano, * ano, THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN 60,000 CHILDREN SING ANGELS’ MASS | a ae —___ _ Classified Column*™ ee lg id; the greatest stadium on MODELING OF MONROE THEATRE PLACE 1S BEING THOROUGH- LY RENOVATED FOR COMING SEASON Work of remodeling, renovating and beautifying Monroe theatre is goin long nicely, and Juan Car- bonell, the progressive owner and | says it will be almost as |. as the Strand when the |”? sent work is finished. The entire theatre is being gone over by workmen. Both the in- terior and exterior are being made bright and new. The front is a graceful designs and figures in re-| lief... The .seais are.being put-in ape and new ones are} taking the’ place of those needing) repairs. A new and elegant floor! covering will be laid at front and| in the aisles and the wall decora- | tions. rejuvenated by artists, Mr. Carbonell says he has spent. a-loi of money in improving his' two theatres here, for he wants} Key West to haye the best and} 4 of everything. He says’ he! iates the liberal patronage friendship of ihe good Key! West people, and he is determined to show them that he does, The work on Monroe theatre will not hinder the Saturday and hows to be given there] SUMMER SCHOOL 1 All the school and college branches and also shorthand and ping taught by Dr. S. W. Rogers, corner Grinnell and Wash- ington streets. June 26-1tx NASH TOURING FOR SALE CHEAP IN GOOD CONDITION JUST PAINTED APPLY CITIZEN OFFICE HOda Niverg are hiking from Los Angeles to “d to eat nothing but carrots all the way. s for the “Muss of the Angels,” with John, Cardinal Bonzano, Itar, while before it are the countless ranks of the: white- “ere & SOCOSOHLCOOSSOSOSOHOOLOOSEOSELOEOOOED 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 Fok insertion in every instance is 25e. } | Advertisers. should give their FOUND — On Grinnell street, FOUND : bunch of keys. 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