The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 15, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO C LAWS AT ORANGE CITY IMMENSE NUMBER OF AUTO. MOBILES PASS OVER NEW HIGHWAY OPENED UP FOL- WING COMPLETION ewwere JACKSONVILLE, July 15.— Fropi Orange City and its next dr neighbor, Deland, comes to the Florida State Cham- of Commerce that Orange by no means is as black as has been painted: with refer- @fiee to enforcement of local traf- fie.Jaws. Orange City, until re- WPfitly, paid little attention to the | traffie problems but was forced to do so when motorists took it upon themselves to use State Road No. 8 as a speedway the moment it was completed between DeLand and Lake Monroe through Orange | City. A young child was .run down by a speeder within the cor- porate limits of the little city a few days after the highway was opened and the City Council, feel- ing that safety demanded | the move, employed a traffic officer. The _ highway, was opened to traffic on April 15 and despite the fact that from 300 to 600 vehicles per hour move over it through Orange City the records thow only 37 arrests from that date to last Saturlay. The traffic officer is employed on a salary and not a fee basis and as a con- sequence there is no incentive for him to haul up motorists by whole- sale. : Orange City is one of the few, if not the only city in the state, which permits a speed of twenty miles an hour in the business sec- tion as against the usual fifteen miles. Both the 25 and 20 mile zones are marked and the city goes a bit forther than the average Florida town by having signs at the limits, of the 20 mile zone notifying motorists that they may resume a speed of 25 miles .an hour. Orange fity has not ex- tended its corporate limits in ¢many.years and its enforcement of speed regulctions cannot be 2M inthe ‘same light with that aa .0f, other cities which have ex- _panded their territory recently. ase P9SeRereopoose geese 2 SPeonececeooasenassagece Sixty years old today, Miss Ma- fie Tempest is still a favorite of the English stage and reputed to be “the best dressed woman in ¢4* London.” Back in the ’90s Miss i Tempest was as popular on. the American stage as she was on the English, and she is still: remem- ered by hosts of admirers among theatre-goers. It was in comic Opera that she first gained fame and it was comic opera stage that she first appeared in America. In pes 24900 she forsook the comic opera ~*etage for legitimate comedy. Among her most successful roles ere those of Nell Gwynne in “English Nell” and Becky Sharp| . in “Vanity Fair.” Miss Tempest as born in London and received convent education in Belgium. 4m preparation for a musical ca- deer she studied in Paris and at Royal Academy of Music in Lon- = She made her first appear- eance as a prima donna of light * epear in 1880. PLANTS FEEL POISON » LONDON—Experiments before > Royal Society of Medicine monstrated that cobra venom is " “deadly to plants, just as it is to humans, ~~ One of the large tortoises in the *-Bendon Zoo is known to be at Teast 260 years old. Restores Health, Energy and Rosy Cheeks VEFFERSON HOTEL BLDG. = Reom 203, (2nd. floor) _ | SIGNS, SHOWCARDS DECORATING, ETC. THE KEY WES? CITIZEN OUT OUR WAY “By. Williaris| CONTRIBUTES FUND _ FOR SCHOOLHOUSE SEBRING, .. July | 15.—James poration, developer of Hialeah and owner of a large tract of land jon State Road No. 8 west of Okeechobee where the town of Brighton is being established, has given Highlands County $10,000 toward erection of a schoolhouse at Brighton and donated a site for the structure. tendent of schools, has announced that contract for gonstruection of the school would be awarded this month. WHEN THE OLD BACK ACHES! (or a woman, either) with an ach- ing back to nerye hiniself, up. ‘to, {his task, m6. one but the sufferer. can tell, “When my: back hurts and irregular secretions warn me of coming troublé, I take Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. They give me quick re- sults.” Ask Wm, F. Lagle, An- derson, Ind., 402 W. 2ist about Foley Pills. liable valuable medicine, guaran- teed to give satisfaction. Cost little. Sold everywhere, Key West Drug Co. TO RESTORE ANCIENT ABBEY CARDIFF—The ancient Tintern Abbey on the Wye is to be re- stored as a cathedral. . Bright, of the Curtiss-Bright cor-| Col. F. N. K. Bailey, superin-| Sts} They are a re-| july1-1m | ‘Where Did She Get That Graceful Figure? | You remember her of course— not so long ago she was a regular |searecrow—skinny is a mild word for the way she looked. | Just look at her now-—if ever a ;woman had a perfect figure she |has it—she is the envy of half the \girls in town. It’s nothing to get excited about—all she did was to take on | weight—filled out the hollows in face, neck and chest—any skinny weak, run down woman can do the same and gain a clean clear com- \plexion at the same time. | Just get 60 McCoy’s Cod Liver ,Oil Compound Tablets for 60 cents at Key West Drug Company | |2 after each meal qnd two at bed- time and it any excessively’ thin }matter, doesn't gain at least five j}pounds in 80 days! Why! Money back. One very thin woman gained 10 |pounds in 22 days. 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CARO, Solicitor for Complainant. __ july8-15-22-29 aug UNTY IN COU iF tame 'LORIDA,| vi JUDGE, STATE 0) F MONROR COUNTY. axed. tributees, ims 0 me ratee! na All Persons mands Ag Estate: | You and each of you are hereby| notified and required to present any) claims and demands which you or} either of you may have against the estate of Carl B. Aubuchon, late of Monroe County, to the County Judge Monroe County, Florida, at his| ice in the Court House ‘at Key| within twelve months from the time of the first publication of this notice; said claims or demands to be sworn to and presented as aforesaid, or same will be barred. See Chapter 10119 Laws,of the State | of Florida for year 1925, 1926. AND TRUST CO.,, Administrator. By JOHNSON H. PACE, Vice-President. WILLARD AND KNIGHT, Attorneys for the Adminis-j{ trator, Miami, Fla. junel?-24; julyl-8-15-22-29; aug5-12/ Sa RASA RSE, SESS Ae | } | IN CIRCLIT COURT. STATE OF! .ORIDA, TWENTIETH L CIRCUIT, MONROE COD TY md! s above-stated Florence Noe, the defendant there- fh named is'a nonresident of the State of Florida, and is a. resident of Galveston, Téxas, and that shi is over the age of twenty-one yeal it is therefore ,ordered that said nonresident defendant be and she is hereby required to appear to the} bill of complaint filed in said cause on or before the 26th day of July A. D. 1926, otherwise the allegations of said bill will be taken as con- fessed aid defendant. Lt is further ordered that this or- | der be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The} Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- ' lished in said County and State. This 24th day of June 1926. (SEAL) D. Z FILER, Clerk Cirenit Court, By M. J. SWEERTING, Deputy Clerk. NG. SAWYER, Solicitor for Complainant. j june24; julyl-8-15-22 dej > j-Granama PIRATES IN PETTICO ATHENS—Three women ¢ in a motorboat are accused of ro bing numerous small vessels Piraeus. 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