The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 4, 1926, Page 7

MONROE | Ch occccccocecccccccccces| TODAY AMERICAN GIRLS | SCORING HEAVILY ! ! ee s “IN. THE DAY'S NEWS | | Coccccccnecocecnanancces | Leonor F. Loree, who would! form a _ $600,000,000 railroad | leombine by merging the Kansas _ {City Southern and the Missouri, | |Kansas & Texas lines with the} Cotton Belt system, has been president of the Delaware & Hud- | son Railway Company for 20} years, and is generally conceded | to be one of the ablest men of | his calling. He was so recognized | as far back as 1893, when - he| served as one of the judges on} PAGE SEVEN. ‘Appearing at Monroe Theatre This Week ey & transportation at the Chicago| World’s Fair. He was chairman | of the American delegation to the! International Railway Congress in | Paris in 1900. The secret of his; ranking is to be found in an in-!| nate capacity, first-class training} ws ae ret ao in engineering at Rutgers College, . . aia the Jong distiplinary exper | MIOIVEN, EOE Mystery in the Air? ience he had in railway building | ; in Mexico as well as in the United PAPAIN AS we States before he settled down to| B Paral shop paige 2 4 ‘You To TELL ME Wiha You administrative duties. THINK OF THE PLAN L GLAD TO SPREAD = It's RAMER : SuGGesTEDS ~ GOOD NEWS LATE ~I SHOULD Helped by Lydia E. Pinkham’s | Vegetable Compound Cleveland, Ohio—The friends of Mrs, Helen M. Kowalezyk of 6819 Hope Avenue, were glad to hear that she has re gained her health. For quite | some time Mrs, Kowalczyk was t quite ill and it eu| was impossible for her to work. IN PERSONALITY CAPTURE OF ENGLISH MAR.| RIAGE PRIZES ALMOST/ SENSATIONAL; MISS AMER- ICA ON INVASION bd te PO Ea alg, OS a | X-Country Race In Langdon Film Harry Langdon, First National comedy king, engages in a trans- continental walking race in “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp,” his initial feature-length comedy for First National release. Harry — Edwards directed. The picture (Ry: Kanectatea? Prean) shows at the Monroe Theatre to-) LONDON, Aug. 4.—The English day. * matrimonial market, apparently is The story of “Tramp, Tramp, gravely perturbed this season by Tramp” is an original one with|the invasion of Miss America. Harry and one which he has had| Qne society diarist is authority in mind for many years. The for the assertion that the number | theme permits of innumerable |o¢ American girls who have cap-| comedy episodes. tured English marriage prizes is According to the story, Harry /simost sensational.” Hardly a| enters a walking race sponsored | gay goes by without society | by ® prominent shoe - manufac- | colymns in the newspapers an-| turer in order. to lift the mortgage |nouncing Anglo-American “catch- from the house. The real reason, | 4,” oy “matches.” used to set off the beauty of Dollie and Billie Large, Los Angeles girls, however, is to win the hand of) “picked at random there have 4 ee the daughter of the manufacturer. !}oon the en; ‘ - ; ret wagements’ of Miss He has fallen in love with her pic-|tyelen Besly of Hinsdale, Tll., to Sececccenecccnccoceccees| Thien that adorn | Naval Lieutenant F. B. Tours; TODAY’S New Necklace 7 |Miss Lallie Lee Kennedy of Bos- Fsbo b ttebied baa jton, Mass., to Lieutenant Com- ANNIVERSARIE S| Sestat AIL ts mbsf orton thas | nce et ens can possibly fall to the lot of a\o¢ New York to George A. 'Ken,| 1809—Sir Samuel M. Peto, who | cross-country walker he crosses |neqy, Then there was the recent |Puilt, the Canadian Grank Trunk| the line a winner. Harry prompt- |marriage of Mrs. Thelma Morgan | Railway, born in England. Died | ly lifts the mortgage and matries| Converse of New York to Vis-|there, Nov. 13, 1889. the beautiful girl. cra Pacnbas | One of the most exciting and di-| ‘The diarist adds that this is real- ie wee Bidtia ee co xerting episodes in “Tramp, |iy not at all strange. “American Tramp” is a cyclone scene. An irs,” Nie says pid “gre essen-| Declaration of Independence, died ; entire township is blown off the|tiatiy femini dd to|at Weston, N. Y. Born at Brook- map by this cyclone, Cameramen | the Sake Coueohdeos tee se haven, N. Y., Dec. 17, 1734. the scene had to be lash- | English, although that type has/ <8 t6 tees and posta in order to lindubtiable charm. Above every-|, '1826—The last stocks for crim-| prevent being blown off. tiling the “American girl: has an inals in London were removed A staff of ace gag-men aided | alertness and a sympathy of mind from St. Clement Danes Strand. Director Edwarls. The cast com- i ‘ 4 that is particularly devastating to Ht | prises Joan Crawford, Tom Mur-| 4, Englishman’s susceptibility. 1870—Prussians defeated: the ray, Edwards Davis, Brooks Bene- “Brglish girls are advised to [French at Weissenburg, in first) diet and Alee Francis. “make a surreptitious -|serious engagement of the Franco- WIFE'S SKIN FOR HU: B, the American secret,” for says | Prussian igs’ IN FOR HUSBAND i, diarist, apart from goods looks, CHICAGO—Many inches of Rie girls score heavily on skin from his wife's body were ” ole rgd on’ burns suffered by H. 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