The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 7

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE SEVE |MAKES ESCAPE #¢{ of final appeal. FIRST DELIVERY OF ? Le FROMROAD CAMP, = TODAY’S — | 400 Jonn ttemy Newman, the’ MANUFACTURED 1 : : | ANNIVERSARILIE Sj creat English cardinal, died in : . } (Ny Associated Press) | | Birmingham. Born in London, § — | TALLAHASSEE, Fia., Aug. 11.| *¢¢eeeosooeororeneooenes) Foy 21, 1801. * ( ») “4 ) SI @ |—C. H. Schels, 19, of bern, Ser-| 1847—Benjamin R. Tillman,) SS {many, escaped from a road camp| governor of South Carolina and! 1901—Francesco Crispi, emin- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1926. © (Ry Axsociated Press KISSIMMEE, Fia., Aug. 41. First delivery of Kissimnee man |near Greenville, according to re-| United States Senator, born in ent Italian statesman, died in Na- factured ice was made Saturda| ports to the prison bureau. Edgefield county, S. C. Died in’ ples. Born in Sicily, Oct. 4, 1819. |; August 7, whem trucks of thé Iq |. Schels was sentenced from| 1918. | as i | 1914—France i va ta breaking and entering charge. 1848—Grand illumina.ion in> inclavaad’ oi ba Gas aay. San Francisco in celebration of | “°C #7e War on bermany- peace between the United States! teal company dispensed the froze} product. The } ant has a capacity of 40; MONROE eeece cose TODAY Betty Compson Always Longed For This Role Since her first great success in “The Miracle Man,” Miss Betty | Compson, who plays the leading| feminine role in ‘The Palace of | Pleasure,” Fox Films production | directed by Emmett Flynn, whic shows at the Monroe Theatre to-| day has nursed an ambition with | an earnestness that only an artist | could evince. It is to play on the| sereen the world’s greatest Queen! of Love. | Strangely encugh, it is her first) role under the Fox banner that} gratified Miss Compson’s ambition, | in part at least, for in “The Palace | of Pleasure” she portrays Lola) Montez, the most noted siren that; ever helped to make his history | in the Old World. Lola Montez was an Irish girl who later hecame identified in the | theatres of Europe as a Spanish! dancer. She attracted the atten- tion of Princes, Premiers and most These entertainers have Leen brought to the Sesqui-Centennial In “‘OF'OLD SPAIN | WHITE LINES AID HIGHWAY COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 11.—| | it makes a great deal of Gi a | fence in repair bills on national | highways wheiher the pavement is | divided into halves by a white line, ‘aceording to George F. Schlesin- jrer, Ohio highway director. Be- }eause drivers feel greater assur- bance that they will not be side- swiped by opposite traffic, they ‘drive further from the outer edge of the paving, thus eliminating a | great deal of shipping and break- age of pavement that would other- | wise result. Because of this find- |ing, the road forces of Ohio will | mark as much of the pavement as | possible, including all hill crests, | eurves and other points of danger. qaKLO Ke LAX TROUBLES There is only one way to stop skin troubles—pimples, boils, blotches, eczema and and Mexico. 1924—John V | Clarksburg, W. Va. radio broad Davis, at vepted in a s the Dem- 1858—The National Teachers’ | ocratie nomination for President. Association opened its first anni- versary convention in Cincinnati. 1876—The British House i—The United States bat- p fleet. was enthusiastically ived at Auckland, New Zea- { { {th of Lords was reconstrucied as a court land. KEY WEST TIN SHOP JAS. A. FEENEY, Prop. “Everything In Sheet Metal” Cor. Thomas and: Southard Sts. MOM’N POP THIS REMINDS NE OF THE NIGHT How Weir I REMEMBER IT— Ask Dot---She Knows = AND L BECAME THE HOPELESS VICTIM, OF CUPID'S ARRow, RIGRT OFF THE By: Taylor XL GUESS MOST EVERY FELLOW VISUALIZES. A: DREAM GiRU~ THE Kind OF A PAL KE HOPES TO MARRY Some DAY— BOT EF "es NEVER THOUGHT CD \UFIND MY IDEAL aaa eruptions. Stop the cause! It’s all in the blood. tional Exposition in Philadelphia where 150 years of American Independen: of b the eréat national leaders of is being celebrated, by the Los Angeles County, California, Chamber of Co every country on the continent. The weight of her power and her love was felt in almost every political crisis in the history of the early Nineteenth Century, but} always on the side of justice. | But, the Lola Montez of “The Palace of Pleasure” is a more modern personage than the orig- inal. Miss Compson, however, has given her all the charm of the famous Queen of Love in a setting that is as gorgeous as it is vast. “The commereial age in which we live,” said Miss Compson, dis- eussing Lola Montez, “does not aff @ great deal of color in our motion pietare characterizations. I believe I have run the gamut of modern representations from the underworld, regenerated siren, to the athleti¢ Helen Wills type of society girl. These have left me an actress unsatisfied and eager to do more colorful and more uni- versally appealing roles. I am tremendously enthuged over Lola Montez and I hope that future |- pictures will give me an oppor- tunity to create Charlotte Corday, Madame de Recamier, Madame Pompadour and others of that in- teresting circle of historic women. In the meantime, I hope that my gracious fans will like. me as Lola Montez.” Edmund Lowe has the male lead in “The Palace of Pleasure.” Others in the cast are Henry Kolker, George Seligmann, Nina Ramano, Harvey Clark, Francis McDonald, Sammy Blum and, Jacques Rollens. . Weather Shield ready mixed paint, analysis on each can. Lead- ing shades, ivory, colonial yellow, tan, buff, doe, light gray, pink. Have all colors in stock, $2.75 the gallon. Albury’s Hardware Store. * augl0-2t — POINT VIEW SUBDIVISION ON THE ISLAND OF BOCA CHICA WHERE you will be within % minutes north of KEY WEST A CITY of 18,000 inhabitants with your ‘< CHOICE OF CHURCHES THE BEST of schools, postoffice, movies, where you will be ‘within 10 minutes of the KEY WEST CITY GOLF CLUB ONE of the finest mm the state of ean OPPORTUNITY IP YOU are fond of fishing to if courses: jorida. This tion.” merce. The westerners have buiit a fine old Spanish mission in the Palacel of Foreign, Civic, Fashion and Agriculture Display and there show the re’ sources and advantages of their native heath. The musicians and dancers’ entertain all visitors who enter the patio to rest a bit after “doing the expost-' The Exposition continues until December 1. And S. S. S. will make your blood rich and red and pure. : Then your dream of a soft, rosy, velvet skin, clear of blemishes, will be realized. ececoesee “TODAY'S Centenary of the birth of An- drew Jackson Davis, a New York- er whose extraordinary clairvoy- ant powers attracted wide atten- tion in the middle of the last cen- tury. The Most Rev. James J. 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