The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1926 PaGe THRES He s s Always Dangerous: Riiuengaanadhieas BASEBALL _ Soesesecessesecese weowes YESTERDAY'S RESULTS + National -L.ague Cincinnati 10; Philadelphia’ 7. Chicago 2; Boston 1. Z St. Louis 12; Brooktyn 10. « New York at Pittsburgh, (post- poned, rain). » American League Detroit 5; New York 4. Cleveland 6; Boston 1. Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 2. Washington 13; Chicago 9. TODAY’S GAMES * National League Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. * New York at Pittsburgh. phia at Cincinnati. American League Chicago at Washington. Detroit at’ New York. Cleveland at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia. STANDINGS National League L. Pet, |. 86.576 84 558 88 .642| , 89.530) / 39 «619 40 606 49. 888 Sr 878 Cineinnati - my ang ty sph American League aaa 1 Pet. 80 .634 37.560 87 632 40.529 40.629 41, 500 AS 422 57.288 When you speak of golf you usually think of Walter Hagen. “The Hage” has long been a dangerous competitor in any competi- tion. He’s won. the national open twice, the British open twice, the P. G. A. three times and countless other titles. CHILD’s EAR KICKED OFF BARRINGTON, Ill. — While picking, flowers in.a field 3-year- old Joan Edwards was: kicked in COAST GUARD 1 |ULTS oF BASEBALL EX-) ing torn ba ~ MIBITION YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Jo Maximo, ef Coast Thy allowed 9 hits, Tomorrow. Coast. , Guards: Play the Marines at 2:00 p. m. teresting game and the score was 2 (o 1 until'the last inning, in ta- ‘BOBBED LAWYER PLEADS B SUPREME € MISS. EFFIE KNOWLES OF MIAMI SETS PRECEDENT IN CHAMBER OF STATE TRIBUNAL TALLAHASSEE, July 14.— Women’s advancement in the af- A bobbed- haired attorney argued a ease be- {fore the state supreme court. The lawyer was Miss Effie Knowles, Miami. She represented the defense in the case of the state versus T. E. Fuller. The latter was sentenced to life imprison- ment/last December for the shoot- ing at Miami of Homer Burdick. Miss Knowles, a native of Key West, was admitted to the Florida bar last March. The argument, delivered before division A of the court, composed of Chief Justice Armstead Brown and Judges W. H. Ellis and L, W. Stram, marked the first time in the history of Florida court pro- ceedings. that a_woman has ap- peared beforé the supreme berich, according to Justice J.B. Whit- field, “dean” of the court. PROGRAM FOR new fields of Florida. ' CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA (Ry Ansoclated Presa: TALLAHASSEE, Fia., July 14, —The summer conference of teachers of vocational agriculture of Florida will be held at the Uni- versity of Florida, August 9-to 13, E. W. Garris, state. supervisor of voeational agriculture, announced. Plars will be taken up at. the cohference for a program of work for the coming school term, Mr. Garris said. R. D. Maltby, of- the Washing- tor Federal Board, will be on hand to help with’ the ies apg in program. There ‘are approximately’ 45 ‘teachers of vocational agtieulture jin ‘the state. i for nothing that is question- only for that which|/ elevate, especially the ‘our city. I have no con- ‘any added attraction, nor sympathy: with anything wholesome. and order especially on ‘8 Day, which every Am- should resnect. criticisms have been ver: 1. MUNRO, Pastor First Methodist Church. F ifn a i i : i ~ Give your own good judgment full sway, and notice how it leads you away from the so-called “good ‘ trades” and straight to a “good buy”. Along with the millions all over the world, you recognize Cadillac as The Standard of the World— concede it to have, beyond any other car, the very qualities you want. P. & Q. 8 8) Governor’ Cobb, Captain Phelan, arrived from Ha- vans et 8:50 p. m. yesterday with 201 passengers and U. S. mail and sailed for Port Tampa at 7:80 p. m. with 43 passengers. F. BE. C. Car Ferry Estrada Palma, Captain Ward, arrived from Havana at 4:30 p. m. with 26 cars and sailed for Havana last night with 26 cars of exports, FP. E. C. Car Fetry Henry M. Flagter, Captain Hansen, arrived from Havana at 7:30 p. m. yester- day with 29 cars and sailed for Havana last night with 26 cars. There never was a time when the Cadillac held sway in such univer- P. & 0. S. S. Miami, Captain Albury, will arrive from Havana this afternoon with passengers and U. 5. majl. F. BE. C. Car Ferry Estrada Palma, Captain Ward, will arrive from Havana this afternoon with and will sail for Havana to- with 26 cars of exports. Priced from $2995 apward, P.O. B. Dereit, ‘The priviiege of gives 68 any Cadsdles Car. Local Distributors » # i eRe SSAA pei | Will Just a New Car Satisfy oe se, Or Do You Now Want Motoring Satisfaction sal degree 23 now, by reason of the supremacy of the new, 90-degree, - eight-cylinder Cadillac, Itis outselling all previous Cadillacs — it is outselling all other fine cars put together. Don’t think so much of what you are disposing of as of what you are acquiting—then you will make a better buy. Buy the new Cadillac for what it gives you—the greatest value and finest satisfaction in the world. caper Sa Sry a a LEWIS MOTORS COMPANY, Inc. CALENDAR OF SPORTS COCesececccseseseoseseoe Racing: Meeting of Empire City Racing Assn., at Yonkers. Meet- ing of Illinois Jockey Club, at Chi- cago. Meeting of Connaught Park Jockey Club, at Ottawa. ‘Trotting: Meeting of Grand Cir- cuit at Toledo. | Toledo. SCHOOL WORK : Golf: Pennsylvania amateur champ‘tonship opens at Pittsburgh. Massachusetis amateur champion- ship opens at West Newton. Ohio | women’s State championship,- at Titinois women’s public | course championship, at Chicago. * |fairs of the world has reached! Tennis: Upper Hudson Valley championship opens at Troy, N. ¥. Shoo.ing: Elk’s national trap- shoo.ing tournament closes st Chi- cago, Alabama State trapshoot- ing tournament closes at Mobile. Chess: Pan-American champion- ship tournament, at. Lake Hopat- cong, N. J. Yachting: Inter-Lake Yachting Association regatia, at Put-in- Bay. % Sertel No. 018034 Department of the Interior, U. 3 Land Office at Gainesville, Pla June 12,1926. NOTICE is hereby given Kittie Roberts, of Ramrod Florida, who, on March 22, that Key, 1926, made" Homestead Entry, Ne. 018624, for Lots 6 and 9, Section 18; and Lot 2, Section 19, Township 66 S., Range 29 B., Tallahassee Mert- 28 filed ‘notice of intention ¢ Commutation Proot, to es- claim to the land above de- heforé Clerk Circuit Court, at Key West, Florida, on the 23th day of July, 1926, vlaimant ‘names as witnesses: Jonm Etlward Havilis; of Ramrod ey, Albert elite, Gross, of Ramrod W, Di @, of Ram rammond, o} prod ‘Florida. ‘Rath Bryan Drummond, of Ram- vod Key, Florida. GEORGE C, CROM, Junel4-20t Register. SURELY. You will feel better next day if you sleep with an Emerson Fan. july12-tf T.E. MILMORE| NOTARY PUBLIC CITIZEN OFFICE xian —FOLLLZPALLLLAZLZ ZL LLM LAL LLL Pe L eee eee ee EEA , SUBDIVISION ON THE fh hhdhede didkikichidkadihdhhas DPIGIIIIIILI HH: sceeerceeeeennseneccececeseoeenaconnses ®. s evesecsovsese THE WEATHER. 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