The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO <= NORLD NEWS IN BRIEF INTERESTING NOTES PPPs covessogesesccosoonce | | ley, Aamiociaited Sveas) | eecececcccocovccesessess | Earthquakes oceur onthe Medi-| ‘After drinking three bottles of terrean eastward as far as Egypt.'wine sold by Andrew: Ferris, a) Pwo thousand houses destroyed on jury at Stafford, Eng., convicted | Isle of Rhodes, thim of selling adulterated stuff. { MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1926. STEEL TO RELIEVE STRAIN ON | ’ HOME BUILDER’S POCKETBOOK | PRICKLY HEAT CHAFING Licarbo Dustine Powder stops heat itching at oace and drives Lyman J. Gage, who is ninety | years old today, was formerly |noied figure in American banking jand finance and at one time Sec- nyees 3. Farm relief is before Senate. es a * * Campaign con-| tinues. investigation fickly e rash of the: «+«+++Boday the United States begins > + 2 * } Suzanne Lengign says she is! not allowed enough rest, com-| plains she is dragged from a siek| bed to play or scratch at Wimble- don. <oemes * “* Eugene H. Elliott, St. Peters- > burg, wealthy Florida real estate operator held in $25,000 bail pending inquiry into wife’s death. Bowe + 8 +8 arrore ores i samme Amondsen arrives s~eefrom Nome. Sed - - at Seattle His exploring work | is ended, he says. j one | ad . | eedluge banking scandal involving | ‘azcisti uncovered in Italy; twelve | ~———imen atrested and warrants for ten others issued. ae ee Lloyd George, preaching in London, says that were Christ on earth during general strike, | Charehill would have censored sermon on the mount. * * « Republican leaders in congress} are all s¢t to adjourn on Saturday | if they get some farm legislation passed. * #*Gnvestigation of Illinois cam- paign expenditures promised by senate committee after adjourn- ment. e* * Aimee Semple McPherson in her Los Angeles pulpit received great reception; insists that she| was kidnaped. “+ ac w Officials watch shipping in Houston, Texas, for Ponzi wanted; in Boston; think he has slipped away. * Two Hungarians arrested in Budapest charged with $7,000,000" failure by speculating in Chicago wheat. | Peboceercccccceevessoocs TODAY'S EVENTS + a nation-wide celebration of In- mmmmetorensn se Lyman J. Gage, former Secre- “tary of the Treasury, celebrates Ais 90th birthday today. ‘Minneapolis and St. Paul today. begin the entertainment of the Swedish royal party. XN The National Women’s Trade - upen League of America opens ith’tenth biennial convention to- day in Kansas City, The first school of citizenship to be held in the South under the direction of the National League of Women Voters will be open- ix ed ‘oday at Asheville. "8 incial election in : first time in a/ » the ballots will proportional repre- sentational system. An International Congress of Litvarians and Booklovers will be opened today in Prague, the Czecho-Slovakian capital, and will continue in session for one week. ca : woes atrial of the suit brought by young women who ciaim ty ters of the late Senator William A. Clark of Montana, is|* scheduled to begin today at Butte High Government and State of- ficials, army and navy officers, and the entire corps of Annapolis mid. | shipmen will participate in the celebration to be held in Charles- ¢ §. C., today in honor of the Mth anniversary of the battle of Fort Moultrie. Seseecevesvecccoece LEGALS than ever before. irectly connecting, large cities Rev. Elisworth Craig resigned | from the ministry at Hull Eng., to go into business, “in order to make énough money to live.” On the same day Henry Sun-} shine and Violet Storm were! brought before a Chicago court, | charged with intoxication, { ‘ ero | To show the development of | Palestine an exhibit of the coun-| try’s business will be taken to the| cities of Europe this year. | i Buying of automobiles on the; installment plan has been intro-| duced into the Netherlands East} Indies, and is proving popular. Because of the decreasing world | demand for Turkish carpets, Con- | stantinople carpet makers are fac-| ing a depression. A law to limit industrial labor } to ten hours a day and to elimin- ate night work for women is be- ing considered in Tokyo. London is enforcing the new rule that tobacco dealers cannot! sell smokes to anyone who. al- ready is smoking. Carl W. S. C. Stephens, a for- mer airman, recently arrived in Nova Scotia from England.to be ordained a priest. A substance claimed to be as hard as a diamond has recently been made by a_ steelworks in Prussia. Articles made in this country are more popular in the Orient Escaping from its hutch recent- ly a rabbit ‘of Hartlepool, Eng- land, returned two days later | with a young wild rabbit as guest. A university in Scotland has received a request from _ its students not to issue diplomas in Latin because, they said, the graduates wish to read them. * Gonstruction of speedways di- nt Germany and reserved for high- speed cars is being discussed. * George Webster, aged 2, fell from a rapidly moving train near. Evanston, Iil., but was not seri- ously hurt. Andre Pationne of Marseilles had bought his coffin and slept in. it every night for three years un-| til his recent death at the age of 92. After robbing a house in St. Paul, Harry Lossen delayed his departure to hold a petting party with a maid and was captured, A homing pigeon, lost in France four year ago, has just returned to. its owner, J. W. Andrews, of Bath, Eng. FP. E. Chardon of Cardiff di- rected in his’ will that his favorite dog should be buried in the family mausoleum. Mrs. J. C. Frazier of Ham- mond, Ind.,, and three guests had only left her automobile half & minute before the engine ex- ploded and wrecked the car. Since Takin FOLEY P. } A he person never feels constantly tired. too tired continually is 2 sign of something wrong. The chances are it's your kidneys! rN cmeerr nh TWENTINTH JUTE MONKROR COU mRY. Jaah Valdes Puerta, Complainant, ve Domieaa Alfonse Puerta, Defer it appearing by th filed in the above-x' uninga Alfonso Pa endant therein named ix a temident of the State of Florid @ resident of Havana, © that she is over the ax one Years; it in there that said honresifent defendant be and she i hereby required to appear to the bill of complaint filed in said cause on or Before Mon Sth day of July, A. D. 193 Wine the allegations wit be taken as defendant It ix further ordéred that erter be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- lished in said ¢ This June 7, 1926 «SEaL) non- and ® P_Z FILER. Clerk Circuit Court. j Tv. & CARO, Selicttor for Complainant. Junet-14 COURT, STATE OF) j | THE KEY. WEST DRUG Co. yr. the | kidneys, are a reliable valuable that promote healthy, normal acti } — end Bladder. Satisfec: anteed. Ask your druggist forFoley ity of Pit, | but lighter, | | Model House at Tarrytown, N. Y., Foreshadows Use of Steel for Home Con- struction. FORWARD step in resi- dence construction ts marked by the building of the Herald-Tribune steel frame model home at Tar- rytown, New York, built and dem- onstrated with ‘the co-operation of the Home Owner's Service Insti- } tute. Although the construction of our modern skyscrapers is made possi- ble only by the use of standardized steel shapes which, while taking up little room, are able to bear tre- mendous loads, the use of similar, shapes for dwelhing construction is a recent innovation. Predict Increased Use A rapid increase in the use of steel frames for residences is, however, predicted by officials of the American Institute of Stee: Construction. “The steady deple- tion of our timber reserves,” says Plan of first fioor Charles F, Abbott, Executive Di- rector of the Institute, “tends to- wards an almost prohibitive price for lumber for building purposes. “Steel frames for dwellings will reduce the drain on our forests, and permit the continued use of ‘wood, at @ reasonable cost, for the floors, interior finishings, and for such other use in dwelling con- struction as falls within its natural field. Steel will perform a distinct boon for its fellow building mate rial. Cost Favors Steel “As for a comparison between the cost of wood and steel frames, such a comparison already favors steel. Further standardization and Plan of second floor large scale factory production will still further lower the cost of steel for residence construction, “The fact that standardized steel shapes can be erected more speed- ily and with less expense than un- Standardized shapes of wood will be another factor in lowering costs.” ‘ Reduces Fire Hazard Aside from a decrease in costs for the home builder, it is pointed Above, the steel frame house at : Tarrytown, N. Y. Below, the frame before it was covered up by the walls. out that steel frames ‘possess the further advantage of reducing the fire hazard. The great majority of fires in residences start in the cellar. The use of steel and fireproof composi- tions as a basis for the floors of the first story will act as a check to the spread of the fire. The steel frame house at Tarry- | town has been left-partially com- pleted so that visitors may inspect the steel frame work before it is covered up. (ee eee eee eee eae * * « * * * sete eeeee eee esas AROUND THE WORLD | The reduce the number of street accidents Paris. has. decided to in- stal elevated moving sidewalks at busy crossings. ail Among well-bred Russians it is the rule for every male guest to kiss the hands of the hostess after a meal while thanking her for her hospitality. Widows and widowers who weep twice a day for a year, and who! are allowed to eat only’on every) second day for a month, figure in} the funeral ceremonies of the na-! tives of Borneo. { How far do you intend to drive your CAR? Don’t judge a motor car by its first 10,000 miles. Almost any car will go that far in a fairly satis- factory fashion. The miles from then on will show you the dif- ference between Buick and a lot of other cars that sell for the same money. Buick cars are built for future, as well as for ent use. Big volume makes it possible to build them without a quality compromise, and still keep the price low. Come in and look them over. G. 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When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them | | | | | i | HORSE ‘STATUE ERECTED A statue of a horse has been erected in a London church as a memorial to the horses killed dur- ing the World War. lretary of the Treasury United States. A native of New | York State, at the age of 19 he ; |went to Chicago and found his | | first employment as a bookkeeper | for a lumber firm. Soon after F. H. SOLOMON |he was employed in a similar ca- PLUMBER pacity by one of the Chicago banks | Sheet Metal Work s 8 8 House considers measure. | deficiency | | possession of a higher character of \banking genius. In 1891 he had | risen to the presidency of the larg- | est banking institution in the Wes- ‘ter metropolis. His great financial | abilities were brought to the ser-| ; vice of the Government when he accepted ihe treasury portfolio in | the McKinley cabinet in 1891. In} | 1902 he resigned to become presi-| |dent of a trust company in New ; York. Since his retirement from ‘business some 20 years ago Mr. | Gage has resided in southern Cali- | fornia. land soon gave evidence of the} CALL PHONE 621-W = A Moor considers it a great sin| to cut bread with a knife, declar- | jing that our hands were given us |to break it. SUMMERTIME Is The Time To Have Your Plumbing Done Prompt Service At This Season JOHN C. PARK Plumber and Supplies 328 Simonton St. Phone 348 OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Reeaiziean: Lens Duplicated on th | , Day Received | A. L. PRATT Campbell Bldg. Fleming 31. Ma TIPIPITIPIIPIPLIPIPILILILIOL IZ LIPID IPL EOL ILO DOO Do 10000 Ft. B. M. 10,000 Ft. B. M. 10,000 Ft. B. Phone 598 M. M. M. 2x3 DAS at 2x4 D4S at & ENGINEERING CO. ‘ “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best’ White and Eliza Sts. Y. should use Licarbo heat. Bese chuhee, ative code infane skin edtation at once ; and terieatioe on : Ickeeps babies happy and contented. Always keep Licazbo Dusti in the nursery and use it prickly heat, chafing and skin irrita- fons. skin. YY 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 Emerson Jr. in your home will not only safeguard your baby from the ill effects of hot weather, but will bring cool breezes and comfort toyou. And howlittle it costs for such results, Guaranteed 5 years, Emerson Few last you practically a time. It costs little. Come in now and see Emerson Jr, Execute THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC CO. 5 hdd ed hhh hh LUMBER BARGAIN SALE We beg to offer you subject to prior sale the fol- lowing grade sand quantities of lumber; 1x3 B & B Flooring at $73.00 M 1x4 No. 1 Flooring at $53.00 M 1x6 No. 1 Nov. Sd’g. at $53.00 M 10,000 Ft. B. M. 1x6 No. 2 Sheathing at $32.50 M 10,000 Ft. .B. 10,000 Ft. B. 10,000 Ft. B. M. 2x6 D4S at $35.00 M $30.00 M $32.00 M SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING Not irritate the most ten- eaves ae liquid for prickly soothes and every type o! 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