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ENROLLMENTS
ARE MADE in
BIBLE SCHOOL
LARGE NUMBER OF CHILD
rem ENTER; STAGE PAR
ABE YESTERDAY I'm CON-
NEcTIoN WITH EVENT

Seventy nine children between
the ages of six and twelve years
were enrolled as members of The
Daily Vacation Bible School at the
First Baptist Church yesterday af-
tronoon. All Of the children were
very enthusiastic and anxious to
begin their work in the school
which opens Monday, July 10.
Further opportunity to enroll will
be afforded at that time.
Immediately following the en-
rcllment, the children were loaded
into cars, which had been decor
ated with Christian flags, and with
American flags, and driven in a
parade over the principal streets
of Key West. The procession
then went out Flagler Ave. as far
as the Adams Ice Cream Parlor,
where everyone was treated to ice
cream by Mr.. Adams. The child
rem showed their great apprecia-
ton of Mr.. Adams generosity by
giving him yell. Following this,
the parade returned to the First
Baptist Church.
Mrs. L. L. King, educational
worker of the Florida Baptist Con-
vention, arrived in Key West yes
terday, and was present at the en-
rollment. She comes to Key West
from DeLand, where for the past
ten days she has been teaching in
the Summer Assembly. Mrs.
King will superintend the Junior
Department of the Daily Vacation
Bible School, this department con-
sisting of both boys and girls from
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windmill as a favor for the after
noon.
Among those present were !:
Ellie Ray Gwynn. Cora Curry,
Mary Curry, Olga Kemp, Ella
Curry, Loretta Kemp, Kathryn
Albury, Heien Albury, Dorothy
Sawyer, Dorothy Steadman, Helen
Roberts, Ruth Marie Baker, Edna
Mae Sterling, Mary Curry, Char
lotte Johnson, Ethel Williams,
Lcota Pinder, Cleo Kemp, Helen
Key, Louise Albury, Eugene Lowe,
Uric Gwynn, Mervin Albury,
Allan Thompson, Dick Steadman,
William Kemp, Russell Lyman,
Louis Richardson, j. +. Williams,
Vernon Lowe. Jr., Floyd Starting,
Anthony Aubrey; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kemp, Mrs. Leslie Albury,
Mrs.. Leon Sawyer, Mrs. Will Rich
.ardson, Mrs. Vernon Lowe; Mrs
r. Lyman, Mrs. Lula Thompson.
Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mrs. Uric
Gwynn, Mrs. D. Curry, Mrs. Harry
Paker. Mrs. Godfrey Thompson.
Miss Sarah Sterling, Mrs. Caring.
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Mrs. Mcrvin Thompson, Mrs.
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RAILWAY MAN
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Arriving in the city yesterday
afternoon in his private car, was
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tenance with the Florida East
Cost Railway Company.
The railway official made an
inspection OF the road at this end
of The line. and comforting with
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the evening en- route to points ap
the state.
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William Camera. of Whitehead
street, accompanied by his wife
and children, expect to leave to-
morrow afternoon over the East
Coast for Miami where they viii
visit for while with relatives, af-
ter which they viii proceed to
points in North Carolina for a
stay of several weeks, besides
other places to be included in their
itinerary.
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Many Havana Passengers
There were a large number of
passengers leaving here this morn
ing on the steamship Miami for
Havana, many of whom were ar
rivals here on the train from the
north.
To Resume Duty Monday
John Griffin, proprietor of Grit
fins Barber Shop, Fleming Street,
VIII be back in his shop Monday
after an absence of some five
weeks. Mr.. Griffin underwent an
operation and his friends will be
pleased to know he has recovered.
Repainting Home
A force of men is now busily
engaged in repainting the home
Of Mrs. Minnie Otto on Eaton
street, next to the corner of ST.
monitor, and when this work is
completed, the residence will pres
ent a much better appearance.
Girl Scouts Meet
There was an interesting and
well-attended meeting of Troop 4,
Girl Scouts, held yesterday after
noon at their headquarters in the
Scottish Rite hall, under the di-
rection of Mrs. A. III. MeInnis,
scoutmistress of the organization.
During the session, there was COM
siderable business of interest to
the troop disposed of.
To Run Excursion
Announcement has been made
Of an excursion on July "a from
Tvbee, Ga. to Havana, Cuba.
This information was furnished
The Citizen by an official Of the
Central & Georgia Railroad. Re-
duced rates will also be made to
include other points in Florida
aside from the trip to Havana.
Plan Entertainment
The members of Troop /, Boy
Scouts of America, will celebrate
the SEVENTEEN anniversary of the
organization with dance to be
given at the Coral Isles Casino on
the evening of Thursday, July %.
Excellent music will be furnished
on the occasion, an enjoyable eye-
ming is promised all who attend,
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Notes Of The Passing Day
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Children's Dress Sale
The Gift Shoppe, 618 Fleming
street, is offering exceptional
values in children's dresses and
other package goods. Read the
advertisement in this issue of The
Citizen.
Scouts Assemble
The members of Troop 4, Boy
Scouts, assembled last evening at
their hall on Duval street where
an interesting session was held
with a fairly large number in at
tendance. The meeting was held
under the direction of j. A. jerks,
scoutmaster of the organization.
Troopers Attend Play
There were a large number of
the boy and girl scouts attending
the play that was given last eve
ming at the High School building,
the entertainment being put on for
the benefit of Troop 5, Boy
Scouts, who are making ready for
their proposed summer encamp-
ment.
To Give Dance Tonight
There will be dance given at
the Key West Country Club to-
night, with music to be furnished
by the Country Club orchestra,
and an enjoyable evening is prom
ised all who attend.
Subjects Of Sermons
Rev. L. Munro, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, has Sc
Iected the subject of "Our Royal
Priesthood" for The sermon to be
delivered at the morning service
tomorrow. At the evening serv-
ice, the subject of the sermon will
be Modern Evils And Their End. "
Miamians Visiting City
A party of Miamians, composed
Of f. w. Sands, Fred Pinder and
Hamilton Lowe, were arrivals in
Key West yesterday afternoon on
a launch from the Magic City, and
will spend several days visit here.
The members of the party are for
mer Key Westers, who have been
making their home in Miami for
several years.
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Mrs. Emma Fraea. who has been
visiting in Tampa for the past two
months. has returned to her home.
500 Angela street. Mrs Fraga Is
popular with many friends in Key
West, who are plcaged to see her
90 much benefited by her trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Williams we're
passengers leaving Thursday night
over the East Coast en- route to
covington, KY. where they will
remain for a months visit.
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f. j. Sawyer, who is connected
with the Florida East Coast Rail-
way Company at Miami, was en-
arrival In the city this morning
over The FIagler System, and viii
remain here for several days at
tending 20 business matters.
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RABY CHICKS Send no money,
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Miss Thelma FELTON,, who had
been spending several weeks visit
ing in Key West with relatives
and friends, was passenger leav-
ing last evening over the East
Coast en- route to her home in Mi
ami.
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Miamian. Visiting City
Personal Mention

Bolivar Recio, after spending
several days visit at Fort Pierce,
was included in the arrivals here
yesterday afternoon over the East
Coast.
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Mrs. Bart A. Riley was among
the arrivals in the city yesterday
afternoon over the East Coast
from Miami for short stay in the
Island City.
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soo-YEAR-oLD TREE BURNS

WINDSOR, Eng-An 800-year-
old tree in Windsor Great Park
was set on fire by cigarette stub
and completely burned.
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Misses Abigail and Alejandrina
Martinez, of Havana, Cuba, who
had been spending three weeks
visit in Tampa with relatives, have
returned to Key West for another
visit after which hey will proceed
to their home in the Cuban capit-
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Captain Paul B. Carey, former
" of Key West. but who is now
making his home in Miami, was an
arrival in the city this morning
over the East Coast for several
days business visit.
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ENTERTAINS WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY
HERE YESTERDAY
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR is GIVEN
IN AFTERNOON At. BAY.
VIEW PARK IN HONOR OF
MARY THOMPSON

Little Miss Mary d. Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .Marwin
Thompson, entertained her friends
yesterday afternoon at Bayview
park in honor of her sixth birth
day anniversary.
While the little ones were merry
making. Rev. L. Munro, pastor of
the First Methodist church, bap-
tiled the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, christening
her in the name of Marie Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kemp and
Miss Sarah Sterling acted as God
parents.
At the close of the afternoons
pleasure Miss Dorothy Stcadman
proved to be lucky winner for the
GIRLS and Billie Bethel won for the
boys. Each child was given toy
nine to twelve years Of ege. Pref.
J. o. Carrawav, ri stsal Of tho
Harris school of this city, will act
as associate principal Of the Bible
School with the pastor, Rev. w. f..
T.. James. The Thompson Ice
Company, will furnish ice to be
used in making ice water for the
children.
The school will be held at the
First Baptist Church five days
each week from 8 to II a. ~, and
will continue for three weeks, be-
ginning next Monday. Other
children who desire to attend will
be enrolled at that time.
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Miss Matilda Miller, who had
been spending several weeks
visiting in Key West with rela-
tives and friends. was included in
the passengers leaving last eve
ming over the East Coast en- route
to her home in West Palm Beach.
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L. P. Artman, publisher of The
Citizen, who had been spending
several days business visit at
Fort Pierce. returned to the city
yesterday afternoon over the East
Coast.
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The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
L. B. D

Just little baseball. We re-
ceived some tough breaks on the
road, and the team was not in the
proper condition, due to the lack of
training. As you know. we had
show during the spring. However.
we received some warm weather in
Kansas City, and help out consider
ably. We won the last nine out of
ten games. | am q in. to try out a
new stunt, beginning Mond. v, June
7. | will forward to YOU the scores
of the first yhree games. night press
rateS---that is, if it is not two tx-
penses. | believe the cost will not
exceed fifty cents as the r,,tes for
newspapers are very cheap. will
first inquire to-day, and advise you
Later. have Western Union card
to send kilograms to all parts Of the
country, N. P. r.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
ST. LOUIS VS.. CLEVELAND

The Cleveland Elites paid St.
|LoulS visit last week, and did jim
Iaylor the managers heart good to
nose out over the St. Louis team
y TO 8---after eleven innings. You
|See, this was Tavlor's home town
|and the way that his heavy-hitting
bunch tore into the St. Louis mound
men is a sad story to tell. St. Louis
used tour pitchers, but all looked
|alike to the Cleveland Elites. This
was the only game they won in the
series.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
KANSAS MONARCHS
VS.. AMERICAN GIANTS

81 The Monarchs hooked up with
Rube Fosters Giants who were the
kague leaders, and knocked them
Out of first place, and took the lead
themselves. They took the Sunday
before 1900 people the score was
~. This was a little better than
Saturdays score, which was 81 in
favor of the Monarchs. They came
BACK on Monday before 10000 fans
and lost the game by score of o.
IN favor OF the Giants. Rube had
his batteries working overtime.
The Kansas City Monarchs and
FOster's Giants moved over to
Kansas City this week, and Foster
expects to regain his lost laurels.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
JACK JOHNSON FOULED BY
LAWSON

Jack Johnson, who lost the ten
round bout with Bob L;Wson at
Juarez, Mexico. last SUNDAY, said
he was struck below the Felt at
leaS three times before the seventh
round. He returned to Chicago
and has letters from a prominent
physician i'm El Paso. Tex and also
from Mexico, stating that his injuries
are of a serious nature.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
D6TROIT STARS VS.. CUBANS

Whlle all this fireworks was being
pulled off in Chicago Steve Pierce's
|SPrs were taking the Cubans down
|the line for four straight victories
|and no doubt Steve and bis secre-
|tarV, Leo Derrick, are both smiling
he second game was a pitchers
|duel. Bell was on the mound for
|b trolt and did some grand work
|ne only allowed two hits, but no
|ruS. You will have to take your
|naF OF to Roswell, who pitched fol
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12

Harry Wills won from Jeff Clark
of Hannib1l, Mo-, on May 81, in Il
Six-round bout at Cleve and, Ohio.
Wills has been signed up to meet
Jack Sharkev, New England heavy
weight, at Providence for purse OF
100000. No date has been Set.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE

June S. E. 7, s, o---Chicago at
Kansas CITY, Cleveland at Detroit,
Indianapolis at St. Louis, DAYTON is
open.
June S, 6---CubanS at Beloit.
June IL, 13, IA, Is, 16---Chicago
at St. Louis, Kansas CITY open,
Dayton at Detroit, or Detroit at
Dayton, Cubans at indianapolis,
Cleveland open.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
NEGRO BOXER AT DEATHS DOOR

San Fra cisco, May 28.---Elbert
Pruitt, the Negro boxer, is lowering
between life and death as the result
of punches received in a fight. If
Pruitt dies, the police stand ready
to arrest his opponent on charge
of manslaughter.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12

the Cubans. He allowed the heavy
hitters of the Stars only two hits.
The homer of the Stars in the
second inning was the only ran
made during the game. Some say
that it was the b.~t game played in
Detroit this season. 1t was called
in the eighth inning on account of
rain.
Detroit won Mondays game by a
score of 5-4. 1t was featured by
home runs by Correa and Cutters
of the Cubans, and Daniels of the
Stars. It looked for time as
though the Cubans would win out.
This week popular Jim Tavlor
will take his Cleveland Elites to the
motor city to battle with Steve's
Stals. He will present several new
men in the lineup. He won out
last week in an eleven-inning con-
test with St Louis, and this has
given the Taylor bunch more pep.
At any rate Detroit is on tiptoe and
expects bard tussle. Of course
they hope to win the series and we
hope SO, too. The Detroit Stars
have been drawing good crowds
since their return off the road.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12

Ralph Smith, giant heavyweight
of Los Angeles, meets jake kilrain,
a colored boy, at National hall, San
Francisco. Nothing is known of
Kilrain here, except that somebody
had lot of nerve in wishing that
illustrious name on him. .---Chronicle
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
ANOTHER CHAMPION

Jim Williams, known as SUNNY
JIM, is now middlewhight champion
lot the British empire. This gives
the race two middleweight cham
pions.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12

Nr Walk Miller, manager of Tiger
Flowers, the lighting Deacon is in
New York, T earring to release a
moving picture of the worlds middle
weight champion about the middle
of this month. 1t will give the race
a chance to see Flowers in action.
He is scheduled for a return match
with the ex-champion Greb in New
York. Ju,v 2o. He will appear in
Boston for American Legion benefit
on June 28, against a New England
middleWeight. Flowers is at present
resting u at his home in Atllnta.
The Western outlook., 1926-06-12
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