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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-17

II the play Is made according to-
the present writing on the books.
Suzanne must again face the logged
and determined Helen across the
nets during the week Of March 8, at
Nice.
Suzanne has ANNOUNCED that she
does not intend to play IN singles
again until the Nice tournament,
and furthermore she doesn't appar.
emily care much whether she meets
Miss Wills again for a long time.
Il win play in the singles At
Nice, and Helen may enter, said
Suzanne IacOnicalIy when asked
California girl an opportunity at
revenge.
I intend to keep right on play.
ing. said Miss Wills. determined to
play in every possible tournament,
and to pass up no opportunity at
meeting Suzanne, or any other star
the Riviera may attract.
Nice, being the home town Of
Mile. Lenglen. Is anxious to stage A.
match between the French cham.
pton and, inasmuch as Suzanne
learned most of her tennis at Ni,se
and her father has heavy interests
there, it is believed that efforts will
be made to bring the veteran and
her girl challenger together there.
It would certainly be a tremendous
boost for Nice.
However, 1t must be remembered
that Nice is partial to the grooyed
ball. TO which Helen objects. There
may be many events between now
and March 8. which will prevent an
other meeting between these two on
the Riviera.
The tennis camp followers
folded their tents today and stole
quietly out Of Cannes, and most
of them have pitched camp here,
for here Ii their herOine-Helen
Wills.
Suzanne has long reigned in the
European tennis courts. Now there
comes new star on the horizon,
and all eyes are upon the new star
Perhaps the philosophical Helen her
self answered the problem of why
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-17
Hill I OPPERS
END SEASON

Having provided the means
whereby several washington teams
fattened their average for games
won, the William and Mary bas-
keteers will visit the Georgetown
University gym tonight to do sthe
same thing by the Hilltoppers and
thus even the matter for all. 1t
will start around $40.
Woodsiders Win This
The Kennedys were outclassed by,
the Woodsides in so-called basket
ball game 5S TO 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-17

i OUIS A. BOUCHER,
IL sports editor OF The
Times, Is recognised nation
ally as q sports authority.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
Deaths Reported.

Jessie Scott So 1343 Clifton st.
Georgia Bissell 80. 512 24th st.
Eliza Stone. 81, st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Joseuhine T. Allan. ~. 634 South Carolina
ave. sc.
Charles Wright. 73. Home for Aged and
Infirm. ~
william Franklin Andrews ~. 81 10Th.
Meta Stellwag 80. Home for lncurables.
Elizabeth B. MeekhanE 81. 71l5 Alaska
ave.
John E. Carlin. IS. Home for Incurables.
Reba Barton. ~ 2504 Irving st. ne.
Catherine F.. Wall. 45. "305 Washington
eli Gle.
Mary Eleanor Lanhorn .. 22'9 Bancroft
pla'e.
Charles BARRIER. ir.. |. Children's Hospital.
Harriet Fendleton. II. 1919 18th st.
Sarah " ashlngton. 40. ll.3 9th st. Sc
Mary +. Jones. I'll. 29l Sherman ave.
Lafayette jefferson. so, 616 l. st. ne
Walter Bailey. 80. 1920 Temperance court.
Robert Tuclier 5S. Frecdmens Hospital
Estelle Rollins. ~. 825 10th st.
William Barnes. 40. SS {. ne.
William RI. Garner. I6. tuberculosis Hos
pital.
William Brown. 20. Tuberculosis Hospital
> Willie B. Hansborough. 20. Freedmen !.
Ho~pital
-, Cora Nash y. Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
20 the Health Department III the last -
hours:
Giuseppe and Maria Buonvieri girl
uNses G. and Beulah Lewis boy.
Marion and Bessie Kidd girl
Ravnond G. and Elizabeth Whitmer boy
Erasmus l.. and Mclanie Diendonne boy.
Rohert +. and Elsie ID. HaycOclS boy
Eugene G. and Bertha A. O'Bryhim boy.
f. {. Edward and Lillian RupDert. ir.. boy
Andrew l.. and :ladeleine Gordon girl
Herbert A. and Angela Engler girl
Edward NJ. and Sarah Smith girl
Albert p. and Elsie NJ Foster, girI
William l.. and Mamie Crane. girl
James Fl and Harayo s. Yoshihiro girl
John and Edna Briscoe girl
Walter and Flnoria Golfer. girl.
George and Violet Caldwell boy
Franz and Blanche Fletcher girl
Wilton and Betty GaSliins. hoy.
Henry and Blanche Plowden boy
Arthur and Amnese $ Yates boy
Clifton and Irona Walker. boy
Evening star., 1926-03-06
TWO DIE OF PNEUMONIA.
Deaths Reach Lowest Level of
Winter-Six New Gases.

Deaths from pneumonia have reach
ed the lowest level in several weeks.
according to report to Health Officer
Fowler. Six new cases and two
deaths from the disease were report
ed to the health officer today. the
lowest in both classifications for some
time
The totals since January 1 now
stand at 349 deaths and 983 new
Ca SeS.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
Prof. William II. II. Hart. formerly

professor OF law at Howard University
i,aw School, will speak of THE Con.
'titutlon of the United States" before
the Republican Political Study Club
at the residence Of Mrs. w. b. Lane
1916 Fifteenth street. tomorrow AT :
pm. Public invited.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
Carb of Tbanks.

i0u Nc. | wish to express NV thanks and
deepest appreciation 10 the relatives
friends and neighbors for their kindness
and beautiful flowers sent at the death of
N! beloved husband FREDERICK :
YOUNG.
HIS WIFE MADELINE f. YOUNG. So
Evening star., 1926-03-06

mittee. Subject, THE National Old
Trails Road" Illustrated.
The Bakers Beneficial Union will
give a dance at Concord Club, 314 G
street, $3.50 o'clock. Bowling.
Sigma Delta Sorority will give a
dance. 9 o'clock, at Lee House.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

The National Genealogical Society
will meet in the Methodist Building,
with DIR. Henry Sylvester Jacoby of
Bethlehem, Pa, as guest of honor
DIR. Adams S. McAllister will pre-
side.
Banquet by Federal School Mems
Club, o'clock, at Lee House.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
4n M emorian.

BERND. A tribute of love and devotion to
the memory Of our dear husband and
father. JOHN RERND. who departed this
life so suddenly two years aeo TODAY.
HIS DEvoTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
Evening star., 1926-03-06
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT,

Fedora ton of Citizens Associations
will meet. s O'clock in board room
of the District Building.
Miss Alice NJ Heaven will lecture
at the Women's City Club under di-
rection Of the literary lectures com
Evening star., 1926-03-06
And Nova Further Saving

Although the reduction automobile does become
officially effective for time the full of this
ton passed Chevrolet buyers Thus Chevrolet
again emphasizes that principle of value which has built
the greatest attained by manufacturer
modern gearsht automobiles. Come in! See the Improved
Chevrolet! One ride will be a revelation
Evening star., 1926-03-06
LIQUOR PROFITEER FINED.
ierman Court Rules Wines Are
"Justifia BILE Necessity"

BERLIN, March 6 R).-Ruling that
vines and liquor are "justifIable neces-
lilies, the BreSlau Court of Appeals
1aS reversed decision of lower
"ourt which refused to fine the owner
pt q fashionable cafe for overcharging
l customer for liquors served during
/ meal.
The lower court had he'll: that
liquors were luxury and thu the
.aw against protiteering was not ap-
plicabie. The customer appealed
however, and the cafe proprietor was
lined so marks and ordered TO sla asn
his prices 30 per cent.
James A. EdgertOn will speak on
The Teachings of Jesus" at the
Shoreham Monday, s pm. Subject
.BrOtherlN Love :" ALI ara in nuitnd
Evening star., 1926-03-06
FirSt--ReduCed Prices
Then-The Improved Chevrolet

Shortly thereafter the Improved Chevrolet announced
at these reduced prices Instantly with such
in popularity that became necessary break all previous
production records for January and February.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

Northeast Washington Citizens As
sociation will meet Monday, s pm, at
Ludlow School.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Red Triangle Outing Club will
4 meet tomorrow at Wisconsin avenue
and street at 1:50 pm. Take
pm Rockville car and ride to street
| leading to B. & o. station in Rock
vile. Hike will cover small country
i roads and go through picturesque
nil country. Return to Rockville for
s pm. car, arriving at Georgetown
at pm. Waldburg Hewitt leader.
"The Meaning of Pain will be the
| subject of lecture tomorrow, s pm,
at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1881
* street. All welcome.
| Potomac Council, knights Of Column.
bus. will meet tomorrow, 8 pm. at
knights of Columbus Han, 91S Tenth
street.
Northeast Washington Citizens As.
sociation will meet Monday, pm, at
! Ludlow School.
Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association will meet Monday, s pm.
at Sixth Presbyterian Church.
DIR. Gertrude v. SheckeIls. presi-
| dent director of the National Health
Institute, will speak tomorrow ) pm.
| at the Health Studio. 1928 X street
on The Newer knowledge of Nutri-
| to1. These Sunday afternoon health
| lectures. followed by buffet supper
| introducing nutritious foods in proper
combinations, will be continued sun
DAYS in March at pm.
Lincoln Park Citizens Association
VIII meet Tuesday, s pm. at Bryan
| School. The guest of the evening will
be Maj. u. $. Grant. 3D. new director
OF public buildings and parks.
Philippine CoIumbian's National
| University luncheon tomorrow, 1870
pm, at the Lee House.
Washington Chapter. Randolph
| Macon Alumnae, will meet on
! Founders day. March u. SIS pm.
at 170S street. A special program
Will be given and all former students
are invited to attend.
The Hiking Club Of the FIRST Con
greSational Church will start tomor
row from Fourteenth street and Colo
rado avenue at 2:15 pm. Supper will
be provided. Barbara W. Butler
leader.
The Washington Alumnae Club of
~ Beta Phi Fraternity will meet to-
ter rooms at George Washington Uni.
Verslty. 2O22 G. street. Election of of
fcerS.
The WandcrluSters' hike for tOmOr-
row VIII start from CheSterbrook. Va.
ana end at the clubhouse i'm Franklin
f'ark. Bring lunches. Coffee will be
urnlshed free. All persons who enjoy
utdoOr exercise are invited to par.
tlclpate in these walks, campfireS and
suppers The Wanderlusters welcome
new mixers at all times whether they
are prospective members or not. Cars
Tor CheSterbrOok leave Rosslyn. Va.
! on the Great Falls line. at pm. Or
skinner will lead
The Alpha &. f.. Society will present
IT'S sixth annual play, Go Slow
Mary" Wednesday, in the Ninth
Street Christian Church.
The CriftentOn Sunshine Circle viii
meet Wednesday. ! 80 pm, at the
nome of Mrs. T.. =. Russell. 1446 Har-
ward street. Miss Cornelia Hill as
slstlng hostess. Mrs. Reba Barrett
Smlth, national superintendent
| 'rittentOD work will Spaak
Evening star., 1926-03-06

Effective at the delivered price of all Chevrolet mod
els is reduced Chevrolet buyers will be given the benefit
of the reduction although it does become Off
caly operative until March 49, Thus for the third time
since the first of this Chevrolet emphasizes its suprem
acy in dollar for dollar value.
Evening star., 1926-03-06
The Crittenton Sunshine C;rcie v.;,,

meet Wednesday. l. 80 pm, at the
home of Mrs. T.. g. Russell, 1446 Har.
ward street, Miss Cornelia Hill. as
Slstlng hostess. Mrs. Reba Barrett
smith, national superintendent o
Crittenton work, will speak.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

Potomac Council. knights Of Column.
bus, will meet tomorrow, 8 pm. at
knights of Columbus Han, 91S Tenth
street
Evening star., 1926-03-06
LOST.

AIREDALE. male. 10 months old long tail
reward. Call North 7913-J. 6'
BEADED BAG. containing diamond brooch
So. keys glasses. purse etc. Thursday night
on Alexandria bus: reward. Phone Alex
andra 1315W g.
i5ii Goth st. North 7734.
BUNCH OF KEYS on Tuesday. between
s.w. and lie Droit Park. Return to 81 P
st. NV. Reward.
COLLIE PUPPY. 3 months old light brown
with white breast and paws: wore green col
lar studded with brass. Phone West 1850.
BOIL DumbartOn ave. NV.
FOX TERRIER---Black and. white, short
black tail. small scars on left ear. Reward
Columbia SS3.
FRATERNITY PIN-Gold arrow shaped "Pi
Beta Phi" with initials A. NJ. or A. B. NJ.
on back, lost Thursday. March 4. Notify
Frank. SO. 1734 st. NV.
HAT PIN. Greek letter. Monday; reward.
Potomac 1855. evenings. g.
LoRGNETTE-7GoId. downtown. F St. or
Frdas Csasr,
bia 4141
POODLE. white. name Dixie lost last Friday !;
reward. Return to 1907 st. NV.
REwARD-SlOO for the return to under
signed of private telegraph code Of Union
ssre. AsM w"fa BaeH sot s Mills III aBSan
1880. Branch 727. Reward
SETTER-Lost Saturday: white with tan
ears: female Notify G. E. Altemus. Cleve-
land 3473. Liberal reward.
WRIST WATCH. white gold. Swiss. initials
East Capitoi and 9th and Virginia ave. sc.
Finder please return to 40 18th Il. Sc.
Line 4746-W. and receive reward.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association will meet Monday, s pm.
at Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

The Alpha {. +. Society will present
ltS sixth annual play, Go Slow
Mary. Wednesday, in the Ninth
street Christian Church.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

"The Meaning of Pain will be the
| subject of lecture tomorrow, s pm,
| at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1881
* street. All welcome.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

u. 3. % NJ II Htt. So Y.
ROLLINS. The Ladies Cliff Rock Society
announces the death of Mrs ESTELLE
ROLLINS. Funeral SUNDAY. March 7.
1896. al ! pm, from Third Baptist
Church. 18th and Q SITS. NV.
PAULINE MARSHALL President.
JENNIE RARNEC Fin
Evening star., 1926-03-06


q crawford st.. Pittsburgh. Pa LENA
widow of the late James Washington. she
leaves to mourn their loss husband: Will
liam, Scott: mother Of Ella Avery James
washington, Emma Edwards BESSIE Lane
Shirley WASHINGTON and Milton Washing
johnson: nieces. grandchidren and friends.
She is widely known in lodge circles. The
wam SHdT % Fssi a sh sfr S son
Services at Rock Creek BAPTIST Church
:, sa.isr Fsy James TsF fTnfss FEMitT MsTch s.
SCOTT. Officers and members Of all chan
tors Of the A.; F.; 4 s. s r ,,NIn, Mason: ar are
ter LENA SCOTT Of Pittsburgh sunday
roc" SIS. fse MARIA BIAS R. G. Mstrou.
BRO. 2; " CLARK. Patron.
sTRITTMATTER; March 3. 1928; at his
sTRITTM sffIafPTf after funeral Nonday March
at Arns,on o% National aS
!snts Ga nu!:1S F3MIN 2Ts e Be- Be-
s,Us 50" sseG Of 5 yam Fanera l"m f~a %aT' S as
residence. Ballston va. SUNDAY. March :.
ii am. Interment at Leesburg. Va -
HS.n; GEoRcF N5GS rHeSAs oSf at E: iags
dauShter Notice Of funeral later Re
establishment. 2O53 Georgia ave
WALLACE. Entered into rest Friday March
g. 1925. GEORGE WEED. beloved husband
OF Agnes Gibson Wallace and son of the
late Thomas X. Wallace. Funeral services
at St Paul's Episcopal Church. Washing
ton Circle Monday. March 8. at 2:3O
pm. Interment private.
WALLACE. Entered into eternal rest Wednes-
day March g. 1926. MILDRED WALLACE
the beloved sister of Berry Broadus. She
leaves to mourn her departure a host of
relatives and friends. Funeral from her
late residence 1917 New Jersey ave n v. .
SUNDAY March = at I 80 O'Clock Inter
ment at Harmony Cemetery
Evening star., 1926-03-06

Washington Chapter. Randolph
Macon Alumnae. will meet on
FOUNDERS day, March -. Sis pm.
at l10S street. A special program
Will be given and all former students
are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

BROWN: Departed this life Saturday. March
u. 1926, at Il an. at her residence. 1873
Cor"Oran 81. NV AMANDA BROWN. he
loved wife Of the late Dennis Brown. slster
of Mrs. Alice y. Clark and mother of Ida
Uawlcy. Alberta LyleS. sylvester and Marie
Brown and aunt of Mrs. Amanda Bailey
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BROWN. The Ladies' Cliff Rock society
announces the death of Mrs. CORA
BROWN; Funeral Saturday evening.
March .. 1926. at pm. from Grice :
chapel 18th and sts. NV.
PAULINE MARSHALL President.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

The Hiking Club Of the First Con
gre2ational Church will start tomor
row from Fourteenth street and Colo
rado avenue at 2:15 pm. Supper will
be provided. Barbara W. Butler
leader
Evening star., 1926-03-06

ROLLINS. The John Marshall Harlan Re
lief Association announces the death OF
Sister ESTELLA ROLLINS. who passed
Sunday March T. AT | O'Clock from Third
Baptist Church. 5th and Q SITS NV.
GEORGE w. COLE. President.
Evening star., 1926-03-06

SACKS. Departed this life Friday. March
loved wife of f. J. Sacks Services. at
her late residence. % Chevy Chase Drive,
Bradley Hill. Md. on Monday. March 8.
at pm Relatives and friends invited.
Int
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
Members OF Masonic
Body Entertain With
Banquet Last Evening
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR IS
GIVEN FOLLOWING IT.
TEREsTING BUSINESS
SESSION


The Masters degree work was
put on A. ihe regular meeting 81
Dade Lodge 10. Ia of the Masonic
order last night for 4 class -
seven Members 81 Felix vataia
and Arelor Lodges joined Dab
Lodge 10 ,enle itg tie es
monies.
The work of the iaeeging eisssd
. shout II 80 o'clock. when si.r
entire attendance repairsd 6 A
local cafe, where heansitgl
spread was fivsn ~ shs msmb
of the class of Aeyen who COX sbe
degree.
Chas. =. Ketehnm wss toast
Fnaster nspnty @. 81 Roy Cas-.
field. ef ths 32 district. dsllvaFei
an address aud talks ers mads
hg The grand lnattefa 81 he los
lodges. as fellows Res Iaa
fer Dada I,edgs. Joha Park ~
.aHrhor ard kig. Gonzales for Dr.
Felis Nafela ledge
About 80 fasans partook "a shs
hanquss sn1 ha5 frs tire 90
81 au s&Yia h8af.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
OLD STREET GAR
TROLLEY NOW
BEING REMOVED
WoRKMEN ALSO BEGIN TAX
ING UP TRACK; CARS TO BE
DISPOSED OF AS OLD
JUNK

The work of removing the old
street car trolley and track from
the streets of Key West is going
along at a rapid rate and quite
anlimprovement in the appearance
Of the thoroughfares affected is
already very apparent.
The trolley is already removed
from Simonson, starting at the
car barns, to Division and down
that street to White. The track
is being taken up on the unpaved
portion of Duval street, and posts
thai were used to support trolley
wires exclusively are being taken
down.
Manager Bascomb Grooms says
the track on the County Road
viii be the next taken up, then
Southard. Margaret and Eaton
street portions removed.
The old trolley cars have been
run onto temporary tracks at La
Rrisa and will be sold for junk.
Dir. Grooms says they are not of
standard gauge. and that open
cars are now almost obsolete, so
thai there is no demand for their
use elsewhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
TWO FREE TRIPS
ARE OFFERED
MONROE AND STRAND THE
AIRES ARE MAKING UN-
USUAL OFFER

Juan Carbonell, proprietor of
The Strand and Monroe Theatres,
is making an unusual offer in this
issue of The Citizen.
Two people may go to the Ses-
qui-Centennial international Exhi-
bition at Philadelphia and sight
seeing expense while in Philadel-
phia all paid by the Theatre.
eve simply want to show the
public that we appreciate their
patronage" said Frank Fleitas in
speaking for Mr.. Carbonell. eve
have at all times brought the best
pictures to Key West that were
available, and we have some fine
ones booked for the next month"
In many instances Mr.. Carbon
ell secures pictures for Key West
that have not been shown in such
cities as Miami, Tampa and Jack
sonvilIe. In those cities the
prices charged are in excess of the
local prices.
Read the advertisement in II is
issue of The Citizen. You may
be one of the two who will secure
a free trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
Daily Vacation Bible
School For Key West
PROGRESSIVE CoMMUN-
Try SERVICE TO BE
SPONSORED BY BAP-
TIsT CHURCH

Key West is to have a Daily
Vacation Bible School, beginning
July 19, and lasting through
August 6.
The First Baptist Church will
foster this wide-awake, progress
s.ve community service for the
civic and religious training of Key
West children from the ages of
six to twelve.
The Daily Vacation Bible
School is scnooi conducted by a
local church generally in its own
building in the summer months,
when the public schools are closed,
for children of the church and
community.
No books are put into the hands
Of the pupils, nor is any home
work required. The daily pro-
gram begins with worship, follow
ed by stories from the Bible,
character building information.
habit-fornling and patriotic stories
and drills. The children are
taught to retell these stories, and
to act out and illustrate same.
Hand work for boys and girls is
provided and lessons in santa
ton, health and civic duties are
taught.
The movement il nation wide,
and last year shree hundred
churches in thirty states enrolled
twenty-eigat thousand srhildren.
Three cities in Florida supported
Vacation Bible schools. Differ
ent denominations are fostering
slse Daiiy Vacation Bible Schoola.
The Southern Baptist Convention
is laying great stress on this inn
portant opportunity for the train
ng of the young people of the
land, and hopes hat in the inn
CONTINUED on Page 50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
THREE MILLS ARE TAX.
EN- OFF MAKING TWEEN
NINE PER CENT RE-
DUcHON IN RATE
Try Associated press,

TALLAHAssEE, July g..
Florida taxes went under The
knifs yesterday when Coy, John
W Martin sliced three mills off
the 10 1-2 mill tax rate. The new
rate, 7 IL mills, is the lowest
levied in the state IN ten years.
The 20 per cens reduction will
mean a saving to property owners
of three mills, or three dollars on
the thousand.
Under the new rate the $3.50
tax per $4,000 win be apportion-
ed as follows:
To the general revenue fund
1926; health .s75; roads. .25j
s2.25; health SIS; roads. rs,
prison .s75; for tick eradication
so; free school books rs; he
levy for prisons was increased
rem Ia mills to s-s mills.
IN statement announcing the
reduction, Gov. Martin sad the
.ut vas brought about through ths
growth and development Of .he
atate. the economical administra.
ION Of its laws and the function
ng Of It's government"
The governor predicted a total
AK reduction Of 50 per cent be.
fore his term Of office expires
The present reduction, which viii
go into effect IN November. .s the
second Of his administration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
DR.. WARREN
HEARD AT ROTARY
CLUB LUNCHEON
MAKES PARTIAL REPORT OF
TRIP TO CONVENTION;
CAPT. RUSSELL TALKS on
COMING ENcAMPMENT

Partial report of the activities
and procedure of the seventeenth
annual convention of Rotary In
ternational was made a. today's
luncheon by DIR. VIM. r. Warren,
delegate from the local club. 10
the convention held at Denver.
This report was so long that DIR.
"Bill'' only gave an installment
at this NEE ing and promises TO
conclude It at the next meeting.
lie also stated that he had been
interviewed by representative of
The Citizen and the story would
appear in today's issus,
Melvin Russell. captain Of The
local national guard, wns called
to mesa sonas remarks with rsfer-
ence TO the local coast artillery
battery and coming encampment.
Capita Russell said he expsc to
haye his battery 70 maximum
strength before long. and urged
the citizens Of Key West to 60.
operate with shs guards, - the
SIMMER encampments offered
young men oppor unities IN n1any
ways. His company Ieaves for
encampnent II Psnsaeoia on Aug
9Th.
II was voted 70 chaliengs the
Naval officers 70 series os fire
bas4hzll games so Be playsd Thurs
dry afternoons. sines the golf
ecussa closes FOR tsvo months be
ginning with next week Managar.
RrgsT wIl issue he challenge
Two gsaesss were present. Rs
Father c. =. Brookins. pas.of ofl
81. PauI's chtsseh. Sas she gaess
af Ir. Matlhew Gwymne 1asss
Ben Kesehuns. IL vsso. uss sheI
gssss ii his father. Chss II ks
ehum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-08
Wesley Bible Class of
Fleming St. Church
Assembled On Tuesday

The Wesley Bible Glass Of the
Fleming Street Methods. Church
met in regular bus ness session at
the residence Of Miss Agnes Ward.
tols James street, Tuesday eve
ming, July 6. The presence Of
about so members and visitors
was noted.
After the business session a
short but interesting program was
rendered and most deligh full re
fTeshmants were served Ala late
hour the class adjourned. ail ex-
pressing themselves AS having
spent an enjoyable as well as pso-
fitable evening.