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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
Elegend6 alvas a gyermek egeszseget
biztoSitja.
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sjges fejlGd6 nermckeknek. Enel-
Kill minden gondossag a gyermek tap
lalasat is beleertve, karba vesz. Alan.
lato, hogy amennyiben lehetseges, "a
kis gyermek egyediil aludjon. A szoba
legyen meleg, de j6l szell6z0tt is. A
matrac egyenletcs legyen, lehet6leg
vattaval, vagy loszorrel believe. Mem
kell parnat hasznalni, de amennyiben
coy 0sszehajlitott szalvetat tesz a oyer
m k feje ala, az is megfelel. Hogy a
baba elalvasat megkonnyitse, $40.
bat ell kell s0tetitenie es minden fo
lGsleges zajt6l lehet6leg tart6zkodni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

kell. Ringatas lchet6leg meA6zend6.
Gondoljon ARA, hogy az alvas egy ter
meszetes 0sztone gyermeknek ez
cszton mem szabad, hogy mesterseges
esakaz5l1kel befolyasoltasson. Keriil-,
je el mindazon gy6gyszerek alkalma-
zasat, amelyek kisded mesterseges
altatasat celozzak, inert gyakorlatlan
altal hasznalva, az veszelyes mereg' a
gyermeknek.
Rendes taplalas es gondviseles ma
gyon sokban hozzajarul gyermek al
vasahoz. Ha szegenyesen van taplal
va, gyermeket gyakran f0lkelti az
ehseg Ha tul van taplalva, akkor a
megterhelt gyomor nyugtalanna teszi
az alvast Rendesen taplalt gyermek
nyugodtan alszil addig, amig szaba-
lyos taplalkozasi id6pontban magattl
fol mem ebred Gyakran azonban meg
esik, hogy meg kell zavarni. Mem lehe-
tetlen, hogy gyermek a Six, vagy a.
ik h6napban az egesz ejjelt vegigalusz-
sza, az egyszeri fel6bredest kiveve, a
mikor meg kell ct etetni Ebben az idG
ben gyermeknek ketszer deAtan leg.
alabb ketszer ket 6rat kell aludnia. A
mint gyermek NO, egyszeri alvas is
elegsegcs. Tanacsos azonban a oyer
meket delutani alvasra lefektetni ad
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dig, amig legalabb 5-6 ewes lesz
Ha minden intezkedest szigoruan be
tartott es ennek dacara gyermeR
nyugtalanul alszik, keresse fel azonna
a doktort, merit valamilyen lappangt
betegseg rabolhatja el gyermekt6l a;
almat.
Az anyak regi problenaja
Silany taplalkozas a lanyok serdu
10 koraban legnagyobb veszedelem
Minden anya kell, hogy szembe n6zzel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

NOVEMBER 81, szoMBAF

Warren, O.-ThurX .Ilom jtl-
,bileumi szinieloatasa az Ar
my Hallban, 215 High st.
Szinre keril: "Erzsebet XII
ralyne. "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
Az anyak regi problemaja.

Silany taplalkozas a lanyok serdu-
10 koraban a legnagyobb veszedelem.
Minden anya kell, hogy szembe n6zzen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
NOVEMBER 27, szoMBAT

Sharon, PA Rakoczi Egy-
Egylet 40.-ik, helyi fiokja
max nagyszabasu Katalin Bal
la a Mennerchor Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04
A buzg6 kocsis

Az utas megerkezik az allomas-
ra. Beleveti magat fiakerbe es
reaszol kocsisra:
= Ugy hajtson, mint az isten-
nyila.
- Gyii te, ordit kocsis s in
dulnak a lovak, hogy szikrakat
hanynak a patkoll. III.
Negyedora mulva tiirelmetle-
mil kerdi az utas; Meg mem va
gyunk OFT?
Ere visszafordul a kocsis es
kerdi:
Hat hova akar ajtani az
ur?
A k0korszakbol
= Nagwszerii kalapacsod van
pajtas. hol vetted?
= Csakugyan nagyszeru. A fe-
lesegem tegnap gombocot siit0tt,
abb6l keriilt XII ez kitiin0 anvag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-04

kell cimezni: Hungarian Bureau,
Foreign Language Information
Service, 222 Fourth Avenue, New
York City. (Flis.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
CARD PARTY LAST
NIGHT AT HOTEL
GRAND SUCCESS
ENJOYABLE EVENT IS CIV
EN- At LA coNcHA FOR
BENEFIT OF CATHOLIC
DAUGHTERS.

A card party was given last
evening for the benefit of the
Catholic Daughters of America
and through the courtesy Of Mrs.
Mary j. Mcknight, the delightful
affair was staged in her office in
Hotel La Concha Building.
I'm excellent musical program
was rendered. Mrs. Eva Torano
sang several Of her favorite selec-
tions. Denham Bernrcuter sang
a solo, and both he and Mrsr. To-
rano were accompanied at the pi.
ano by Miss Claudine Lucignani.
A violin and vocal solo were rem.
dered by the Misses Dominic with
Mrs. Mcknight at the piano.
Bridge and five hundred were
played during the evening. There
were twenty card tables. The
winners were: mems first prize for
five hundred, Roy Roberts. mems
first prize for bridge, Louis Brag.
assa; woman's first prize fol
bridge. Mrs. Peggy Shaw; and
woman's first prize for five hun.
dred, Mrs. Sal:na.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
ATTENTION VOTERS

Frank n. Ladd, candidate for
election to State Senate, subject
to the Democratic Primaries OF
June Sth, is absent from the city,
and is expected back Friday morn.
ing, April 10th.
Since his absence from the city
a few days ago there has been
spread all manner and kind OF
rumors reflecting on the personal
integrity of Mr.. Ladd. The citi.
zens of Monroe County, knowing
the opposition Mr.. Ladd has, will
no doubt be little surprised to
find that these rumors were start.
ed at time when Mr.. Ladd is alb
sent from the city.
To even the most casual read.
er, it is obvious that the cnly
present purpose of the EVENING
TELEGRAM and the MORNING
CALL is to defeat Mr.. Ladd's can.
didacy.
The people of Monroe Count,
do not need to be told who to
vote for. Anyone who keeps his
ears open can hear anywhere from
ten TO fifteen new reasons per day
why the present State Senator
should not be continued in Office
The biggest question confront
ing the County today is, 'Car
Monroe County risk its mount eni
in the State Senate for another
four years."
Dir. Ladd's many friends in
Monroe County, are counseIled "a
bear with him in this present sit
uation and await his return to the
City.
The thinking citizen will take
all issues Of the EVENING TEL
EGRAM and the MORNING
CALL with a Grain of salt.
HEADQUARTERS.
LAID For State Senator
E A. STRUNK. JR.,
Secretary.
Haid Political Adyt.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
WILL ENTERTAIN
: WITH PARTY
MASTER WALLACE MITCHELL
TO ENTERTAIN THIS
AFTERNOON

The home of Dir. and Mrs. j.
w. Mitchell, 609 Caroline street,
viii present a pretty scene at 4.so
o'clock this afternoon, when their
fine little son. Master Wallace
Mitchell. win be joined by about
80 Of his little friends In the en-
joyment of a delightful little party
in celebration Of the fourth an
ntversary Of his birthday.
Numerous childish games vii
be played and ! number Of fea-
surcs worked into the program
that viii bring happiness 10 the
hearts Of Wailace's merry guests,
who viii long remember the joy
Gus event. Dainty and delicious
Refreshments will be served. and
all the little folks viii have . jolly
good time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
WIN. R. PORTER
in RACE FOR
COMMISSIONER
ANNOUNCES AS CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION FROM
FIRST DISTRICT IN COMING
PRIMARY

VIM. r. Porter, County Com
missioner of the first precinct, an
nounces his candidacy for reelec.
tion in this issue of The Citizen,
subject to the Democratic June
primary.
Mr.. Porter has been a member
of the Board of County Commits.
sioners for the past twenty years
Always enthusiastic, Mr.. Porter
has assisted in many movements
for the betterment of the county
He is owner of the Porter Dock
Company, President of The First
National Bank of Key West and
is interested in several other local
institutions.
Mr.. Porter and his associates
have at all times taken keen inter
est in movements for the welfare
of Key West and Monroe County.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
RETURNS TO CITY
WITH PRISONER
UNITED. STATES MARSHAL
ARRIVES SUNDAY FROM
MIAMI

United States Deputy Marshal
Andrew Lopez returned to the city
Sunday with Charles Ford, es-
capped government prisoner. who
broke jail last November with tive
Cubans who had been sentenced
to the state penitentiary.
Marshal Lopez said that it had
been rumored that Ford was in
Miami and leaving here April s
on the Coast Guard 293 he. ar
rived Friday morning.
About 8 o'clock Saturday after
noon, the marshal stated, he was
standing on the corner of Miami
avenue and Eighth street in Mi
ami and saw Ford nearby. Ford
offered no resistance, he said, and
was brought back to the city with
Oct handwriting. He is now await
ing trial at the next term of court
in May.
Ford was arrested September
80, 1925, at Sugar Loaf and was
wanted for violating title crimes,
Section 47. He broke into the
commandant's gate at the naval
station and stole a boat, compass,
clock, fire extinguisher and radio
set, it is alleged. He was placed
in Jail September 80 and escaped
November 81, the marshal stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
District Director of
Naturalization To Make
visif TO Island City

Worthlngton BIackman. dis
triet director Of naturalization.
will be In Key West for she pay
term Of court 70 file petitions and
examine eases which wsll appear
II The final hearing. Sir. Black
man has his headquarters II
Birmingham. Ala.
II i understeod that there are
two Or tire applicants for
naturalization ander the seamauss
Act. wh0ra the direetor viii pass
upon On his visit here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
SIXTEEN CLUBS ENTER
GREAT A M ERR CAN
CLASSIC FOR PENNANT
HoNoRS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD
QUARTERS. April 18.pLAY
BALL!
The old call to battle sounds
again today throughout the base
ball world as sixteen major league
teams enter the great American
classic which leads to pennants and
tie final crown of world champion
ship.
While the American and the
National league teams take the
post in tie major derbies, the
American Association opens its
twenty fifth year of baseball.
Clear skies and slightly rising
temperatures were predicted for
the eight cities entertaining major
contests, but at that the weather
promised to be more suitable for
football than baseball, with heavy
wraps the style of quarter of a
million customers. The mercury
has been unable to struggle very
far above the freezing point in
most cities.
The world champion Pirates and
the Washington Senators, twice
winners Of the American bunting,
viii find plenty of competition
IN their struggles to repeat this
year. At least two other teams in
the National league look just as
good to the dopesters as the Pi-
rates, with an additional two fig
uring among the possibilities. while
the baseball wiseaeres see at least
five teams prepared to dispute the
American league supremacy.
In fact the two pennant winners
face q stiff test right at the start,
with the Senator's piteed against
Connie Mack's powerful Athletics,
and the Pirates set to battle Rog-
er Hornshy's flashy Cardinals at
st. Louis. McGraw's Giants, an
other leading combination in the
national circuit try their luck
against Brooklyn. The work of
the Cincinnati Reds and the Bos-
ton Braves viii be watched close
" for pennant possibilities, while
in the American ring there are
plenty of Partisans who look with
favor on the St. Louis Browns.
The New Fork Yankees, the De-
troit Tigers and the Chicago White
Sox also have their believers.
The Giants are given a slight
edge over the Pirates in Wall st.
wagering. with the Senator's and
Athletics an even chance n the
American league. Odds for beth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
men ARRAIGNED
in LIQUOR CASE
WAIVE PRELIMINARY HEAR
ING BEFORE COUNTY
JUDGE

Francisco Fuentes and Pedro
Romero were arraigned before
Judge Hugh Gum yesterday and
waived preliminary hearings. Their
cases will be tried at the next reg
ular tenn of court.
Fuentes was arrested recently
by officers from the sheriff's Of
flee when found in house with
several derhijohns of liquor known
as moonshine. and quantities of
other articles that go into the
making of such liquor, including
sugar, molasses, meal, etc. Off
GERS were. searching for an illicit
distillery when this find was
made. They have since learned
that the still was destroyed and
done away with before their ar
rival.
Romero was arrested in a re-
cent raid made by Deputies Dillon
and. Albury, charged with operat-
ing a roulette wheel. On this same
expedition three slot machines
were "pulled" at the place operated
by Isaac Mesa, on Greene street,
the preliminary hearing for which
is still pending.
All three have made bond for
appearance in court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
Official OF Large Pipe Company Arrives In Key
West For Conference Relative To Water Supply
vICE-PRESIDENT OF OR
GANIZATION C0NFERS
WITH CAPTAIN C. D.
STEARNS

NJ. ]. Coffey, vice-president of
the T. A. Gillespie Pipe Company,
is in the city looking over the
water supply proposition of TAX
ing water from the mainland
through the keys to Key West.
The T. A. Gillespie Company
are one of the largest steel con-
tractors and have their head
quarters in New York City.
Mr.. Coffey interviewed Captain
Clark d. Stearns, chairman OF the
Monroe County water board yes
terday. He said that he win re-
main in Key West the remainder
of the week and that this will give
him an opportunity to see the
other members Of the board, Paul
Boysen and Norberg Thompson.
The board has been corresponding
with the Gillespie corporation for
some time.
Whether or not my company
viii have proposition to offer
or how soon am not in a posi-
tion to tell yet" Mr.. Coffeyi
stated to representative of The
Citizen. "Tt viii take some time
to work up the proposition"
The T. A. Gillespie Company
has constructed numerous big
projects. Among their outstand-
ing pieces of work are: the st.
Lawrence River. power plant,
Messena, N. Y; several docks and
dams in the Ohio River, a large
filtering plant for the city of
Pittsburgh and the construction of
thousands of miles of water and
gas lines of various sizes In Penn
sylvania. Ohio. Michigan. New
York, Kentucky and other states.
Several days ago John w.
Bnrke, representative Of the J.. c.
White Engineering Corporation Of
New York City. held q conference.
with Captain Stearns relative to
the fresh water supply pipe line
from the mainland proposition.
He secured information relative
to the present salt water distribn-
tion system In order to gain an
idea Of the scope of the proposed
fresh water distribution require
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
SUB BOAT DUE
TOARRIVE TODAY
uNDERsEA CRAFT LEAVES
ToRTucAs THIS
MORNING

The submarine vi left Dry
Tortugas as 8 o'clock this mora
ing bound for Key West, accord.
Ing to dispatches received BY the
naval station. The VI il the
large submarine that was recently
launched II Portsmouth navy
yard.
This undeF-sca craft viii re-
main in the waters around Key
West and Dry Tortugas for d
month engaged in deep sea tests.
She i dae 10 arrive at 8 o'cIpek
this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

EDITORS NoTE-Hundreds of thousands of words
office annually Associated
wire service The reader little knows what methods utilized
gets him. important
happenings all the world handled from the
srkngly the following article written dramatic
prophecy three hence when the Oversee Highway join
mainland predicted complete.
technique the writer puts himself the desk of
editor anywhere of January 22 1922 and gives
insight The Associated Press report might off the
wire to him.
(By FRANK W. LovERINGl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
Steamship Governor Cobb
Resumes Schedule On
Key West-Hauana Run

P. & o. steamship Governor
Cobb is today resuming the sess
sells regular schedule betNcenGEex
West and Havana, and The GzI>s
is resuming the Port Tsmpa
West-Havana run, arrirtng Z
o'clock this afternoon to sail for
Port Tampa at 7:30.
Hereafter the Gsvcssan tsszsb
and the Cuba will maintain their
regular summer sailings to and
from this port.
The Governor Cobb sailed for
Havana at $3.50 this forenoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13

mote TO EDITORS Main story
opening Oversee Highway will
carry Key West date. The APP,
FLORIDA CITY, Fla, Jan. %.
IA. P.)-(First follow Key
West lead all to come Highway
opening)--The Oversee Highway
connecting all the major Florida
keys between the mainland here
and Key West, and extending
more than Ill miles out to sea
win be dedicated and opened for
through automobile traffic this
afternoon.
This road, one of the most mar
velous feats Of engineering skill
in modern times, is classed as the
Eighth Wonder Of the World.
While essentially paralIeling the
Florida East Coast Railway Over
sea Extension, built by the late
Henry NJ. Flagier at cost of
sl9, 100000, and opened seven
teen years ago today, the new
hiehway diueraes Raiaals sew
eral points and the railroad, is
quite lost sight Of.
For more than week motor
ists wintering In Florida have
been massing upon all the towns
and cities of the lower East Coast.
whirIing through them in hordes,
iamming every hotel or camping
In the open at night to finally
focus like an army corps at the
barricaded entrance to the Key
Largo road where the Dixie High
way first puts off to sea.
There was little sleep in Flor
Ida City last night. In spite of
what seemed ample provision
every store was emptied Of food
stuffs, the three local filling sta
tions ran out Of gasoline and tank
wagons were sent roaring south
from Miami to supply the almost
frantic demand for motor fuel.
The level countryside resembled a
bivouac on a battlefield at dawn.
All through the soft Southern
hight the headlights of constantly
arriving automobiles flashed
down the road from the North
adding to the weird brillianey Of
the scene and making confusion
worse eonfounded. The moon at
It's full was paled by the glow
from the parked machines and
the smudge Of dying supper fires.
At times the hum Of thousands
Of voices muffled the stirring
notes Of Pryor's Band which has
been detailed 10 take post in the
motorcade as it proceeds towards
Key West this afternoon. The
Governor Of Florida with his staff
are scheduled TO reach here at Ii
o'clock. and with the Mayor and
city officials of Key West accom-
panied By three bands and invited
guests. the parade to mark the
formal opening Of the world $
greatest road-building triumph Is
expected TO pass into the Key
Largo road at noon.
An Associated Press despatch
from Key West timed at eli this
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
Major League Teams
Start Series Today
Funeral Services Are
Held Here Yesterday
For Pioneer Citizen

The body of Richard Tedder,
age 20 years, pioneer and high
ly esteemed citizen of Key West,
who died Sunday afternoon in
this city, was laid to rest in the
city cemetery yesterday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock following
funeral services at the Fleming
street Methodist church, conduct
ed by the pastor.
A large number of relatives and
friends gathered at the church to
pay a last tribute Of respect to
the deceased and to follow his re-
mains to the grave where the last
sad rites were said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
FORMAL OPENING or
KEY WEST COUNTRY CLUB
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IL

The Key West Country Club
viii be formally opened wednes-
day night BY . dance for club
members only and their isnmedi-
ate families All persons who
have paid ali OF part Of their
initiation fee may attend.
aprIa2t HOUSE COMMITTEE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
NOTICE

Tam kesxs ard Cleveland yakn-
con 81 t98e over ssea Csleaafag
and Pressing Works AZ So
F}sfginE street. wish 70 inform
the psitIsss that thsy call for and
deliver anFk "a any part of the
glsy- Ladies' work q speciality.
esxs rs 3 TRIAL ard BE convinced
TELEPHONE 7si-J
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
Many Important Questions Are
Discussed At Red Cross Meeting
in PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF CITY ONE
OF MAIN TOPICS TAX
EN- UP AT SESSION

the public schools was one of the
main questions discussed yester-
day afternoon at the executive
meeting of the Red Cross. Henry
7. Reed, publicity director from
Washington, was present and was
heartily in favor of placing these
restrooms in the three public
schools in Key West.
Miss Alice Evans, Mrs. Phillips
and William Bates were appointed
to investigate the matter of se-
curing equipment and to confer
with the heads of the navy and
army in Key West.
Miss Evans, who is one of the
public health nurses at the public
schools stated that she could have
used the restrooms most ad-
vantapeonsIv the fret weeL sha
was in the city, when vaccination
was IN progress. ohiioreh tainted
at the idea of being vaccinated
and there was nowhere to place
them excent the hare floor there
-.
w ~ o - she
ioo.S'
8 Few cnairs. cot ana a stand
<ealu make mings much more
s. 1e'Ea1 y e5tapaf fos the teachers, Miss
= n''
s irz1 Ad Kits
s isS '<hI $50 spoke on the
ssalsse u lliss Sln said
that it was surprising how many
emergencies arise in q day, some-
time numbering as many as fif-
teen.
Mr.. Reed gave a resume of the
finances of the organization, again
stressing the fact that Key West
should be prepared for disaster.
ut is well to know Key Vests re-
sources for the care of the sick
and injured" he said.
Another point stressed by Mr..
Reed was the Capitalization of
charities, so that not more than
one organization work on one
case, to keep from overlapping.
He suggested that an invitation
be extended to the other charity
organizations IN the city to meet
with the Red Cross.
Mrs. L. [. Cosgrove was elect
ed treasurer OF the local chapter
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Mrs. Ella Ford.
who desired to be relieved.
Mrs Blanche Heidiebaugh, ex-
ecutive secretary. gave a report OF
the past months expenditures, ac-
tivities, etc. There were 52 cases
handled through the Red Gross of
flee for the month of March, liz
reference calls and. 20 home
visits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
How News OF Opening
The Oversee Highway
Will Be Given World

Dramatic Word Picture Written in
Prophecy of Historic. Event in
Key West Three Years Hence
Accurately Presents Press Asso-
ciate Method of Handling big
Story"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-13
B U L L ETIN

Key Largo City, Fla, Jan. 22.-
I12:3T PM (AP) follow Florida
City, The motorcade which to-
day is dedicating the completed
Oversee Highway between Florida
City and Key West reached here
AZ 1890 this afternoon. AS the
Governor and his party and the
Key West and Monroe County of
fieials arrived in the Plaza at the
head of the parade their band in
a bus struck up America" and
the Key Largo City Band picked
up the smashing music and car
RED the tune like an echo till the
leading automobiles, gaily deco
rated with flags and flowers had
whirled southwark through an
avenue of cocoanut palms and out
of sight.
Il is conservatively estimated
that more than 1000 automobile
loads of people comprise the mo-
torcade Massed school children
of the city formed an aisle of
vivid color through which the
parade passed. and two observa-
tion trains on the Florida East
Coast Railroad, keeping pace with
the autos and packed with cheer
ing throngs from various cities
and towns back along the line lent
an added touch to the enthusiasm
Of the afternoon.
A large fleet Of pleasure craft
in the yacht basin sent hundreds
Eof persons ashore to witness this
making Of history. Although a
Red Cross ambulance and a hos
pital tent had been provided no
untoward incident occurred while
the celebration was conferred here.
The head of the procession is
expected to reach Stockaldo Key.
the island adjoining Kew West on
which the municipal golf links are
situated, at 1, and win proceed to
the city without stopping. l2.s2P.
LLETIN
Key West, Fla, Jan. 22.--tAPl
tEarly editions lead all open