The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 6, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO 2 |ESTABLISHMENT OF CALL ON COURT NEW ORGANIZATION (Ry Associates Prexs) MIAMI, Fla., Joly 6.—An or-| ganization for the giving of finan- jcial assistance to new industries TOFIX RATES * teh jin this city will be established if} {plans now under way by~the lo-| AN APPEAL WILL BE MADE) cal chamber of commerce materi-| ‘ ; alize. The organization would be Zor HIGH TRIBUNAL IN |r as the Miami — Industrial THE CASEWNDER LITIGA. Foundation, ast é Funds for the operation of the; ten {industrial fouadation would be set} vt ; jeured through public subscription | TO. abbiiblied Vrenny |to be shared hs pais on a co- one operative an. he mone} TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 6 | would sepa ta Seow. wanes —An appeal to: the United States |being established after the pro-| Supreme Court in the case of the! posed business had been investi-| Flor#éa@ Railroad. Commission ver-'gated by a board of directors of sus the Seaboard Air Line and At»\15 citizens, the chamber of com- lafitie Goast Line, in the fixing of|merce and the industrial engin intrastate, instead «of interstate,’ of the chamber. . Fates ‘on petroleum products to} > Points in Pri, wil roby be) VETERANS MEETING be ont Deel IN OCALA, FLA.' The State Supreme Court has! — | just held that freight rates on the | One, Snaselntes | Prewn) | oil ngst apply. from Jacksonville,| OCALA, Fla., July 6—The thir-| ‘Tr and other ‘distributing | ty-sixth annual ,convention of the} "within the state, instead of Florida division of the United) from Texas, Mexico and other| Confederate Veterans will be held) supply centers, to points of con-|i” this city during November 3 to} sumption in Florida, as was the 5 next, according to an order is-/ case prior to the railroad commis-|Sued here by L. W. Jackson of} sion’s institution of the proceed-| G@imesville, commanding general | through Robert W. Davis, adju-; tant general and chief of staff.) All camps are requested in the | | | I The fact that the interstate | “['ll Be There Tonight Airmail” | THE KEY WES! CITIZEN | } | | | The west is beginning to use the airmail for passengers. Here is Mise Maud Campbell of Salt Lake City, the first woman passenger to make the | trip over thé new contract airmail) route between Salt Lake City and Los | | American shipments are involved provides a federal angle, it was stated, and enables the carricrs to appeal to! the United States Supreme Court. The commission contended that | the carriers must apply intrastate; rates on the petroleum products, because the shipments really orig- inated from supply warehouses at Jacksonville, ‘Tampa and other large Florida points, instead of lds, ‘while the: railroads’ was that when the ue to the consuming | ; with the warehouses mville and Tampa mere- a means to faciliate dis- Born in Wheeling, W.)Va., Th 187%, employed as a drug clerk until tee year, Harry F. Sin- clair, reaches his 5@th mile- stone ‘today is ieax, multi-mil ei ae future of among Amer- Oil is the ung drug clerk on the ground bplayed wonder- ization and |) of 6il properties. He his interests until within @ few years they had become inter- national in scope. . Having made his pile, Mr. Sinclair moved to New-York City, b-ught a racing st becamg¢ one of hi conspicpous figures of the Amer- iean turf. e most | order to correspond with com- fticulars concerning the |ment. The decision to hold the thirty- gathering of the encamp- \sixth annual (Florida division of the Confederate Veterans in Ocala, says the order, was made by the |commanding general after |fully considering the cordial invi- tations of the city and ‘the civic bodies of that community. Let The Artman Press print it- Smart Jewelry “Modern” jewelry made of thin | disks of gold plate is smart wit sport clothes or tailored -os- tumes. CASTORIA manding general for further par- ° United | care- | the stout folks Angeles. At airmail postage rates, such travel is hardly recommended for { | TODAY’S West”) Division embarked at New| | York for Europe. | ‘the University of Pennsylvania,|PARENTS TURN KIDNAPPERS |- WILLESDEN, Erg.—Mr. Mrs. William Posgrave were sent! to jail for two months for kidnap- ae ae een fone a FURNITURE RENOVATED, after she had left home and got-} ten a position to support herself. | Today is the. thirty-third wed- | ding anniversary of King George and Queen Mary. The Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, Catholic bishop of Denver, cele- brates his fifteenth anniversary in the episcopate ioday. The twenty-fourth annual econ-| | vention. of the Southern News-| cleventh international conference paper Publishers’ Association be- i gins its sessions today at’ Ashe- ‘ ville, N.C. Preceding the meeting of ihe Bar Association, the Conference of Commissioners on Uniferm State Laws will open its + annual session in Denver today. Secretary of Agriculture Jar- dine is scheduled as a speaker at the first national convention of at- terneys who specialize in co-opera- tive laws, which is to meet today in St. Paul. ‘day together with 16 others de- | Evolution will be the ehief topic ; the tweniy-fourth summer ses- sion of Columbia tinue until Aug. 13. The aim will be to correct popular misconcep- tien of the theory of evolution. The advance of women ingecon- omie, social and political fields will be taught in a new course to be |ineluded in the summer school of | | ANNIVERSARIE §|_ 1924—The general elections in| | Mexico resulted in the choice of | | @eeceogoccoosoescesooses (en, Pluiarco Calles for the Lapel | | | TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES | dency: i eh ; 21Gb epeer eatly a yest, Ol 555- the ninth assorably, of the League of Nations Union open- ed its sessions at Warsaw. | | inactivity at Newport,’ R. .L.,.the} | French army joined Washington | | on the Hudson. 4 | 1831—John C. New, Indiana-| TOQEAT. FOR FED j polis ‘newspaper publisher ~ and | father of Postmaster-General | Aaa seep oers roped New, born’ at'Vernion; Ind: . Died |“"o ‘lied here at the age of 86, lat Indianapolis, Jute 4, 1906 was too fat to lie down in bed and | * é had to sleep in a chair. | 1855 — Andrew Parsons, the | second governor of Michigan, died = | at Corunna, Mich. Born at Hoo- sol E i | | sack, N. Y., July 22, 1817. 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