The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1926, Page 5

y . INESDAY, JULY 28, 1926. THE KEY WEST: CITIZEN Corn Belt Leaders Formulate Relief Demands eeecsccccs TOOTHLESS DOG’S BITE | Preliminary Hearitg For Negro Prisoner To Be Held Tomorrow Justice of the Peace Rogelio Gomez will preside at the _pre- in arriving this morning, reaching | {liminary hearing of A. Dice, alias this port several days’ ago, left|the station at 9 o'clock, with a/ jLorencio Ortégo, charged with morning for Bonacco. large, number of passengers on} f ; : : j killing his former sweetheart, caPaettnrs | board. ate | Mercedes Carmancha, and her y Havana Passengers | jescort, Manuel Jiminez, on. White- here were a ore number. of! Troop 5 To Meet jhead street on the evening of ex ngers arriving here yesier-|_ There will be a meeting of ' urday, June 26. The hearing wil! afternoon on the steamship| TT0oP 5. Boy Scouts, held on Fri-| be ‘at 10 o'clock. : : ernor Cobb from Havana, pes night, and a full attendance | Because of the intense interest iy of whom left on the evening| °f members is desired. Matters lin this case on the part of the | en route north. | pertaining to the coming encamp-; jcolored people. it is expected = ja large crowd will be present when | se 2 inent will be taken up at this meet-| ing. the preliminary trial starts. es For New York Sod oe | d : : po | Mallory steamship Concho | Girl Scouts Meet Friday . | Saorstat Eireann is the Gaelic | ih was detained at this port; ‘There will be a meeting of| Members of the committee of 22, representing farm sentiment in 11 corn belt states, met at Des | name of the new Irish Free State. | luring yesterday and last night | Troop 4, Girl Scouts, held on Fri-| yoines, Ia., to formulate their demands for agricultural relief Jegis!a.ion. Leaders shown in this pic- : i ig to the storm reported up| day afternoon, begianing at 5 o’- ture are: front row, left to right, Ballard Dunn, Omaha, Ni 0. Truax, Cleveland, O.; Earl C. inst Coast, left this morning | clock, which will be under the di-| Smith, Pittsfield, Ill,; George N. Peek, Moline, Ill., chai committee; W. H. Settle, Ind- o'clock for New York. The| rection of Mrs. A. H. MclInnis,) janapolis, Ind.; G. J. Moen, Canton, S. D.; Xenophpn no, Canalou, Mo. Back row, left to right, ho reached here yesterday | Scoutmistress of the organization.| yy. Holmbert, St. Paul, Minn.; W. E. G. Saunders, Emmetsburg, Ia.; Edward Nardman, Madison, rs jing at 7:30 o’clock:from Gal- | | Wis.; W. P.-Lambertson, Fairview, Kas.; Mark W. Woods, Lincoln, Neb.; Frank Warner, Des Moines. in. | Unique Display Nevechadoes in out A hisceyes tire dealers have we been able to offeke our customers te Numbers of people were at-| tracted by the red light in “| PROGRAM AT window of the Antonio Garcia} lallory steamship Concho ar- such wonderful tire “buys” as right now. Due to the great volume of tire busitie’ss co! direct from car owners throughout the country —the great Firestone fac- display rooms last night, and 1 =6hCOAImaAtce — j here yesterday morning closer investigation found al > CHURCH HOUSE Zemo Soothes, Heals, Gives» tories been, and are now, working at top . building Gam-Dipped Tires Galveston had a long lay-| unique display calling attention to nstant Relief in tremendous quantities. Manufacturing costs have been lowered—crude rubber at Key West owing to the the fact that the 1927 Buick mo- - : prices have been reduced—and the I being detained here on aé-|tor'car would soon be on display./ 7 Be RENDERED UNDER| Ail skin troubles quickh@dise Of this much heralded car a good e t for 2 laneous shower to. be y eo it of the stormy weather up THE AUSPICES OF MIS- / pear with the use of Zemo. Often given on the evening of ‘Tuesday, savings passed on to car owners. . Firestone Gum- ot hat Balloon Tires are ‘ At These Reduced Prices .. 30x3 Fabric Clincher .$ 7.60 , ast, all. of whom spent the sized advertisement appeared in a csinele application heals. guinor } vent art { in- |The Citizen in its issue of Tues- | is a| August 3, beginning at 8 o'clock. visiting various points of in- The Citize! SIONARY SOCIETY blemishes overnight. 2 Bins affare ic being given for thd now 20 per cent less than they were a year ago his time. 30x34 Fabric Clincher 8.65 30x34 Reg. Cl. Cord 10.30 in the Island City. day. cleansing anti ? he Tarai penetrates below the surface and /PUrpose-of receiving furnishings weweseenre0 quickly — stops burning, fF the. rectory. e A special program, arranged by chafing and all skin sores or reup-kew the members of the guild who P e rso n a l e n ti on sponsoring the movement. of the Fleming street Methodist) ideal for daylight For: over- “state” eocrer cococcocccovocvocoocoosoooee*| ich will be rendered in the Night application use Zemo oint-| anything contributed which may|* and their two children, left last | church build'ng this evening, com- (14 soothing propertie rectory, and an enjoyable evening night for Clearwater, where they| mencing at 8 o'cock. As a preventive of skin troubles is prom i all who attend. | relatives and friends. the evening will be rendered in| rant; will keep your skin white and jcool. Every good «druggist can and forget the heat. 31x4 S. S, Cord 2 16.69% 32x4% S. S. Cord ., 23.90 33x58. S. Cord 29.50 29x4 Balloon . 12.25 | Made in The Great Economical Firestone Pacturies and Carry the Standard Tire Giarantee™ DULUTH, Minn.—Mrs. — Cath- erine O'Brien's claim that Thomas Kelly's dog bit her was disproved } Train Arti Lat when it was established that the rain Arrives e dog had lost all his.teeth. ~ British schooner U. V.| The morning train was delayed | log rst al is tee! , Capt. Yates, which arrived | COLT WITH FIVE LEGS WINNIPEG: colt with five legs was born on the farm of A. CG. Johnston, but lived only a féw dourlshing-—Digestible-- No c 3 hours. fhe Home Food-Drink We nee Pa ee | KA FOR REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. - 124 DUVAL STREET PHONE No, 688-W. WM. CATES, Managor. HEALS ALL SKIN ILLS Woman's Guild Plan Miscellaneous Shower ' For Tuesday, August 3 The Woman's Guild of St, -/Paul’s Parish“are making plans gers Have Lay-over @ many passengers on board eeceeccecesaaseseneeeoe ng, Attorney J. Lancelot Les-| ter returned on the steamship Gov. | yesterday afternoon from a ss trip to Havana. r se Get an Hmerson Electric Fan / Sgmuel Drudge, of James street, R. E. Roberts, who had been july12-tf whe wad Hesn_apeniing “8 eal spending several weeks visiting in amaseae weeks’ visit in Miami, returned to yfi4mi and other points up the East the'city yesterday afternoon over) Coast, returned to the civy this | the East Coast. pectning over the Flagler System. |the order hre mentioned: Song—Thy Kingdom Coming. | Prayer—Rev. Thomas Adams,; pastor. ‘: Song—“Bring Them In.” Scripture Lesson—Mrs. Charles ichardson. Vocal Duet—Mrs. Mary Kemp! and William Cullingford. Reading—Mrs. Charles Richard- | } son. Song—“To The Work.” Vocal Solo—Little Louise Williams. Reading—Miss Vendeline Wat- kins. | Vocal Trio with ukele accom- paniment—Misses Hestah and Re-| bah Pritchard and Mrs. Paul Her-| | rick. Song—“Jesus Saves.” phage” asain pacts RSA BG NOTICE, CARPENTERS! All members of the Carpenters & Joiners of America, .with their’ wives, are requested to be ,at the hall, corner of Caroline and Eliza- beth streets, Wednesday night,’ July 28, at 8 o'clock. 4 PAUL F. ROBERTS, Sectetary CORAL ISLES STUDIO JEFFERSON HOTEL BLDG. Room 203, (2nd. floor) SIGNS, SHOWCARDS DECORATING, ETC, ©. M. Knight, accompanied byw. B, Evans, prominent lumber his daughter, will leave tonight | dealer of Cincinnati, 0,, who had ‘for Chicago where he expects to| been spending several days? v “yisit for several months before re-| in Key West, was among the pas- “turning to Key West. ‘ sengers leaving over the East | Coast last night en route north.) Miss Bessie Piodela, who had been at Marianna, Fla., for several days, where she placed a Key West | boy in the home for the feeble minded at that place, returned to the city this morning over the | East Coast. ‘ july24-4t Benjamin E. Sawyer, formerly! july: of Key West, but who is now mak-| “tte home in. Miami, was an ar-| on the morning train, and) ‘will spend several days’ visit in| the Island City. Minnie} An Emerson oscillating fan for® $15.00. july12-t£ | Big Dance|&= KEY WEST ae CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT ‘Admission Free Mrs. G Loper, Jr., of Chocko- | loskes, <%= tus been visiting her| 11. Gato, Jr., Dr. Rodriguez mother, Mre. Mary Russell, for /and Eugene G. Ashe. were among Useveral daye;-will return’ home to- | (je, arrivals on the Governor Cobb Morrow. Mrs. Russell, a niece. ast evening from Havana. Mr. and nephew, Cleora and Edward Ashe will leave tonight for Atlan- ‘Russell, will accompany Mrs. | ta, Ga., joining his family there on her trip home and visit after which they will return to her for a tire. Havana via Key West. ee — Me Cadacted Here THE WEATHER Daring Afternoon’ awed Two Hinerala will be held in | Abilene (pt. cloudy) . * this ‘clty this afternoon: ;Atlanta (cloudy)... John Paul Gomez, who died at pas (pt. cloudy) 7:80 o'clock yesterday morning at | Charleston (cloudy) . the home of his sister, Mrs. H. 0. |Chicago (clear) . Russell, 701 South street, will be | Corpus Christi cian buried following funeral service Dodge City (clear) ....... #t 4:30 o'clock from ‘the Lopez Galveston (clear) chapel to Saint Mary’s Star of the | Hatteras (cloudy) Sea Catholic church. Huron (clear) . The funeral service for Mrs. secsourilie” (pt cloudy) KEY WEST (clear) . Celeste Ann Baker, who passed youisville (foggy) . Sway yesterday forenoon at 10:30!Miami (cloudy) . clock, will be conducted at the |New Orleans (clear) . residence this afternoon at 5:30 /New York (cloudy) ... by Rev. Brookins, rector of St. |St- Lopis (clear) Paul's Episcopal church. — Inter- |Tampa (raining) “ment will be made in the Washington (cloudy) . ‘ Williston (cloudy) .... the Woman’s Missionary Soc'ety) tions, It does not show and: is Ae that they will _ appreciate C. G. 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