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Evening star., 1926-06-15
Strawberry Pufs.

Chop a quart Of washed and hulled
berries and add two cups of sugar.
Make batter Of two beaten eggs,
two tablespoonfuls of melted butter.
a pinch of salt, one cup of milk and
one and one-fourth cups of flour, with
two level teaspoonfuls of baking
powder sifted in it. Mix we'll and fill
buttered custard cups with alternate
layers of batter and berries. with the
batter on top. Steam for half an
hour and serve with any preferred
sauce,
Evening star., 1926-06-15

who avoided the cape earlier in the
season because she felt it would be
commonplace before the Summer had
begun was a trifle too foresighted.
That excessive sort of prudence often
robs from the wardrobe much of the
smartness that it might possess.
Here in Paris the cape could GER
tainly not be considered popular
that is. if you think of the word
popular as applying to that which is
worn by the majority. The women
whom one meets in the cheap maga-
zines certainly do not wear Capes.
They rather wisely cling to the tai
lored coat OF tweed or other light
weight woolen fabric. Or rather
these little coats cling to them--for
the Partisan wears her coat rather
tighter than the American woman
does and seems not to be troubled by
the fact that the rather close lines
over the hips and shoulders accen-
tuate the rotundity of her figure.
They are smart-these simple little
coats-and though even a trif1e COM
monplace, have quite an air when
worn with a bright-colored scarf knot
ted around the neck.
Don't resist the impulse to buy q
cape. There is every reason to think
Evening star., 1926-06-15
Miss Anita Phipps.

A daughter Of the Army, Miss Anita
Phipps, director of womens relations.
personnel division, General Staff.
United States Army, comes naturally
to her unique position. For the first
tir1e, q woman is being admitted to
Evening star., 1926-06-15

q. Part of New York State (abbr.).
%. Correct.
23. The keystone State (abbr.).
"a. Proposition.
25. Exclamation.
26. Form of address (abbr.l.
90 Attempt
80. Make amends.
81. Flat boat.
80. Repetition.
SO. Yawn.
"a. Belgian river.
36. Regret.
80. Bind.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
OATMEAL MUFFINS.
CHERRY AND BANANA
SALAD.

Two ripe bananas. cups
cherry gelatin. cups shredded
lettuce, y cup cream mayon-
naise Skin and scrape ba-
nanas and put through fruit
press or mash through colan-
der. Put into individual molds
that have been rinsed with cold
water and cover with cherry
gelatin, made as usual. When
firm, turn out on shredded let
tuce. Put q teaspoon mayon-
maize on each one. The red
gelatin and white banana make
a very attractive salad. :. =. &.
Evening star., 1926-06-15

Paris.
The cape or the cape coat was
never in better repute than at the
present time The American woman
Evening star., 1926-06-15
LOVE AND LONGITUDE
The Romance Of Race Around the World
By LINTON WELLS

Special Coepondnt of The Star and North American Newspaper
circlng the globe.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
Copyright. l926.l
Salad in Cabbage Case.

(Tomorrow-Mother and SOM
Evening star., 1926-06-15

BREAKFAST.
Melons
Dry Cereal with Cream
Scrambled Eggs, Bacon Curls
Oatmeal Mullins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Baked Eggs with Cheese
Fried Potatoes
Lettuce Hearts, French Dressing
Gingerbread, Whipped Cream
Coffee
DINNER.
Corned Shoulder
Boiled Spinach. Boiled Potatoes
Creamed Carrots
Cherry and Banana Salad
Blueberry Pie. Cheese
Coffee
OATMEAL MUFFINS.
One cup rolled oats, soaked
in 3. cup sour milk one hour or
less, u cup flour, a cup sugar,
little salt, l egg, l2 teaspoon
soda; makes mullins.
BAKED EGGS WITH CHEESE
Butter shallow baking dish,
cover with layer grated cheese.
break over it carefully required
number fresh eggs. cover with
cheese and sprinkle with pep
per, salt and paprika. Pour in
. tablespoons cream for each
egg. cover with soft bread
crumbs moistened with melted
butter, then dust with mustard.
paprika and salt and bake until
cheese is melted.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
MENU FOR A DAY.

Copyright. 1926.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
BOTH PARTIES TO BE
TRIED HERE AT NEXT.
REGULAR TERM OF
FEDERAL COURT

A news item in the Miami
Herald of today says:
"a. c. Givahn, Federal prohi-
bition agent with the Miami forces,
yesterday was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff ], E. Kennedy on war
rants sworn out by DR.. Ernest L.
Dutz, Arthur J. Slocum, Harry J.
Kearns and James Birmingham of
1856 N w. Second street. Givahn
is charged with assault and bat
terry. and with breaking and enter
ing, the charges growing out of
liquor raid May 27. Givahn made
a $4,000 bond. f. H. Keece, an
other prohibition agent, who ac-
companied Givahn, and against
whom warrants charging breaking
and entering have been sworn out,
was out of the city yesterday"
These are the same prohibition
agents who staged a series of spec
tacular raids in Key West some
time ago, resulting in the charge
Of grand larceny being preferred
aga nst Keece and assault and bat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
ENTERTAINS WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY
MACIE GAITI GIVES AFFAIR
AT HOME HERE LAST
EVENING

Maeie Gaiti, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Gait, delightfully."-
entertained a number of her
friends last evening at her home
on White street with a party in
honor Of her birthday.
Music, dancing and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in to the de-
light of the many present on the
enjoyable occasion. with refresh
ments served during the evening.
There was a guessing contest
conducted in which Cleora Knight
was the winner of the first prize,
with the consolation gift being
awarded TO Elva Pietro.
All in attendance expressed
themselves as having thoroughly
enjoyed the evenings entertain
ment. voting Miss Gaiti a charm
ing hostess.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
REPORT TRAVEL
TO FLORIDA
ON INCREASE
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF
FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF
REAL ESTATE BOARDS
MAKES STATEMENT
tBy Associated P.esSl

ORLANDO, June 4.-Travel
into Florida from all parts of the
country has increased considerably
this year over that of the same
period of last year, according to
information received by Paul c..
Meredith, executive secretary of
the Florida Association of Real
Estate Boards.
Questionnaires were sent out
some time ago by Mr.. Meredith to
officials of various railroads run
ming into Florida cities, and he re-
ports that in nearly every instance,
the carriers announced that their
service and receipts have increas-
ed because of the larger demand
for railroad transportation.
The purpose in securing the in
formation, according to the realty
board official, was to determine as
nearly as possible the traffic situa-
tion on northern railroads with
regard to Florida and to discover
f possible the number of reserva-
tions from northern points TO
Florida points. Rail officials were
unable to give information as to
reservations more than a week in
advance, explaining that large
numbers of travellers do not make
their reservations for more than
two weeks ahead of time.
The general report, however,
Mr.. Meredith states, shows an in
creased percentage of travel dur
ing this period of the year over
the corresponding time of 1925.
In response to the QUESTIONABLE
sent out, V. l.. Estes, divisional
passenger agent of the Southern
Railway with headquarters in
Jacksonville, stated th;.t 25 per
cent in passenger traffic had been
noted already this summer through
the Cincinnati, Kansas City, St.
Louis gateways. He also reported
that a large amount of traffic into
Florida is expected by his road
during the rest of the summer sea
son.
representatives of the Seaboard
Air Line stated that their carrier
is noting an unusual increase i'm
traffic through the agency of home
seekers excursions.
6. z. Phillips, ass slant man
ager Of the passenger traffic divi-
sion of the road. said in his letter
TO Secretary Meredith that the
Seaboard Air Line Is bringing
large numbers of people into
Florida through this medium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
HON. FRANCIS B. CARTER,
"A STEAM ENGINE FOR WORK"

Among the candidates before
the coming primary worthy of the
support of the democratic voters.
is Judge Francis B. Carter, whose
friends have put him forward for
The position of Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Florida.
Judge Carter IS a native Of
jackson County, Florida, where
as a young man he attracted the
attention of the leading members
Of the bar Of the state.
In 1896 a vacancy occurred ia
tte Supreme Court Bench. and
upon the recommendation Of
Judge Carter's friends. he re-
ceived the appointment without
~ohcitation on his part.
was told by member of the
bar who received a letter frota
Senator Mallory. the younger,
that the latter said of Judge Car
ter he is 4 STEAM EN-
CINE FOR WORK" Judge Car
tiers record on the bench fully
sustained that Characterization.
IL a msn ot Judge Carter in-
domitahle energy and inclination
and capacity for work was ever
needed on TIE Supreme Court Of
tPasc; PeE5t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
Captain OF Naval Medical Corps
At Norfolk Is Apparently Found
Guilty In COurtmartial Hearing
CHARGES OF DRUNKEN
NESS ARE FILED BY
SUBORDINATE AT THE
HOSPITAL
CBy Associated PressD

NORFOLK, June 4.-Captain
Charles NJ. Devalin, of the Naval
Medical Corps, commandant of
the naval hospital here, apparently
has been found guilty &C the
courtmartial which tried him this
week on charges of drunkenness.
conduct prejudicisl to discipline
and misuse of government
property.
BY returning a sealed verdict
late yesterday, the courtmartial
decision was against the conten-
tions of the accused officer, since
the usual procedure calls for an
nouneement of the courts find
ing when it is an acquittal. The
verdict will not be announced
here, but by navy department of
ficials at Washington.
The captain was accused by
Commander Robert G. Heiner, a
medical officer, subordinate to
him in the hospital, of having
been intoxicated, October 80. at
navy yard Halloween dance, of
having drawn liquor from the
hospital stores for beverage pur-
poses, of keeping liquor in his
possession at the hospital, and of
having authorized use of a gov
ernment truck for private pur-
poses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

Florida. it is now.
when Judge Carter resigned
from the bench. he accepted the
position of Circuit Judge. and sub
sequentlv associated himself with
that foremosl leader of the bar of
Florida. William A. BIount. and
was his partner and intimate
friend at the time Of the death Of
the latter.
Judge Carter possesses all the
qualities of the ideal jurist.
Splendid health. mature and
trained intellect. absolute in
tegr X and impartiality. broad
Christian charity and deeply
learned in the law. To these
qualifications Is added ter YEAR
experience on the Supreme Court
henfh. q longer service then an
of fhe presfnt incumbent. ex-
eeFt n Ju.tico Whitfield rad
Ar. justice Ellis.
Florida IS fortunate in having
Such "a man offer IS a candidate
fer tbs Supreme Court. ard If
5a4nent anj unusual fitness. in
fi9ences the Eotars of Florida. bo
shoald b. o@erwhelErlneIy elected.
ARTHUR GOMEZ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
COUNCIL TAKES
UP MATTER OF
WATER SUPPLY
DECIDE ON HAVING ATTOR-
NEY FOR WATER TRUSTEES
DRAW UP NECESSARY CON-
TRACT

The City Council met in regu-
lar session last night at the City
Hall, with number of interested
spectators in attendance, most of
whom assembled for the purpose
of hearing the proceedings rela-
tive to the new appointments made
in the police department by
Mayor Curry, which were necessi-
tated by the recent appointment of
Chief Niles as sheriff. The sched-
uled activities in connection with
the confirmation and other matters
pertaining to the new appoint
mcnts were deferred until next
Thursday night, when in all prob
ability the appointments made by
the mayor will be submitted to
the council for their approval.
The council at the meeting last
night decided on having the attor-
ney for the Water District Board
draw up a contract in connection
with supplying the city with fresh
water, the contract to be sub
mitted to the council for their ap-
proval.
Captain c. d. Stearns address
ed the council relative to the mat
ter, after which he was informed
that the members of the organiza-
tion had decided to let the attor-
ney for the trustees proceed with
the drawing up of the contract
bearing on the proposed project of
piping the city for fresh water
which will be obtained following
the bringing of same from the
mainland through a pipe line.
Chas. II. Ketchum addressed the
council relative to the sharp curve
in the roadway on Palm Avenue,
at the corner of Barracks fence
near the road leading TO the old
air station. Mr.. Ketchum request
ed that the council communicate
with Capt. Maher of the Key West
Barracks relative to the matter,
with the understanding that if
such procedure is followed that
the army official will communicate
with the War Department request
ing that the road be widened at
this point in order that traffic con-
ditions may be improved in MAX
ing the turn at the point stated.
The clerk was instructed to COM
municate with Capt. Maher as
stated.
There were a few other matters
of minor Importance disposed of
after which the meeting was or
dered adjourned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
Eugene Sands And Family
Of Boca Gr0nde Arrive
Fer Visit In Key West

Eugene Sands and family, of
Boca Grande. Fla, have arrived in
Key West for a visit with Mr.
Sands sister. Mrs. Herbert Rob-
erts Of Francis street. and brother.
William Cullingford Of Newton
street.
This is Mr. Sands first visi. here
in Is years. and he is renewing
many old Appropriateness, and IS
much surprised over the many i'm
provements since his last visit 70
the Island City.
They we're accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. W. l.. Peacon, who IS
also a sister Of Mr.. Sands. Mrs.
Psacon il now making her home in
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
AUTHORITY OF
MAYOR GIVEN IN
CITY CHARTER
SECTION PRINTED HEREWITH
PERTAINING TO ISSUE ON
APPOINTMENTS BY CHIEF
EXECUTIVE

Owing to the fact that there
| has been considerable speculation
as to the authority vested in the
mayor relative to making ap-
pointments in the city to fill
vacancies caused by the stepping
out of elective officers, which
question was brought about re-
Gently following the appointment
of the chief of police as sheriff
of the county, The Citizeh is
printing herewith the section of
the city charter pertaining to the
matter for the benefit of those
that may be interested in the pre-
vailing issue.
1t is claimed by some residents
that the mayor has the authority
to appoint only those in appointive
positions, while others take the
/ opposite view.
The section of the charter per-
tanning to the matter, however,
specifically states that the mayor
has the power to make all ap-
pointments with the exception of
members of the council and board
of public works. The section re-
ferred to, follows:
''The duties of the mayor
shall be TO see that all the
ordinances of the city are
/ faithfully executed, and he is
authorized by and with the
consent Of the city council to
organize and appoint such
! police force as shall be neces-
sary to insure the peace and
! good order of the city and
. the observance of the law
within the municipal limits.
lie shall have power to ap-
point by and with the con-
sent of the city council all
officers of the city VINO are
not made elective by this
charter except as is herein
after prescribed He shall
have power to bid in all
property for the use and
benefit of the city of Key
West at any and ell judicial
I sales or sales under process
law where the city is a party.
and TO make pro tempore ap-
pointments to fill all vacancies
caused by death. sickness.
absence or other disability Of
any city officer. but he shall
not have the power to fill
vacancies in the city council
or hoard Of public works
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
Prohibition Agents Staging
Raids In Key West Recently
Under Arrest In Miami
Fifteen Applicants For
Teachers Certificates
akins aL;;x4naination

Fifteen applicants for certifi-
Gates to teach in Florida are TAX
ing the regular state uniform ex-
animation for teachers at the Mon
roe county high school under the
supervision of superintendent Mel
vim Russell. The examinations
commenced yesterday and will
continue through tomorrow.
These uniform examinations are
conducted three times a year
throughout the state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

terry against G,vahn. Warrants
were sworn out for them here and
they were finally apprehended in
Miami, where they made bond for
appearance in Monroe county
criminal court at the next session.
When court convened, notice was
filed that the cases would be or
dered transferred TO federal court
for trial This order was finally
issued upon the claim of the pro
hibition forces that the men could
not be given a fair trial in the
criminal court at Key West. Their
cases are now supposed 10 be dock
cted for hearing at the next term
"f federal court here, which will
be held in November.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
GRADUATION
EXERCISES AT
HIGH SCHOOL
ANNUAL EVENT TO TAKE
PLACE THIS EVENING; DR..
BRISTOL TO DELIVER COM
MENCEMENT ADDRESS

The annual graduation exer-
cises of the Monroe county high
school will be given in the audi
torium of the building, COM
mencing at $50 o'clock tonight.
DR.. L. NJ. Bristol, Doctor of
Psychology in the University of
Florida at Gainesville, will de-
liver the commencement address
and the graduation ceremonies
will be said on a stage beauti-
fully decorated with Florida
flowers. Each of the "a candi-
dates for graduation will carry a
large bouquet of carnations. the
emblem flower of the class. These
pretty blooms will present a
pleasing effect against the gray
material of the graduation robes.
The numbers on the evenings
program will be presented in the
order here named:
Overture-"Poet and Peasant"
High School Orchestra.
Academic Procession--Board of
Public Instruction. Superintendent,
Faculty and Graduates.
Invocation-Rev. w. K. f.
James.
Salutatory Margaret Sweet
ing.
Song oNightfall in Granada"
Gle club. zzas 4.
Valedictory-Margaret Curtis.
Violin Solo-Alfreda Barrosa.
Commencement address, DIR. l..
NJ. Bristol.
Song Farewell Goodnight,
Senior Class.
Conferring of Certificates
Superintendent Melvin Russell.
Selection-High School Or
chestra.
Benediction.
Twenty-four graduates, II girls
and l3 boys, will be awarded
diplomas, their names being:
Fannie Gale, Edna Collins. Philip
Cosgrove. Ray Curry, Margaret
Curtis, Harry Dongo. Magadeline
de Leon. Allan Hampton, Robert
Hart, Carolyn Hattrick, Claude
Hernandez, Munson Johnson,
Thelma Montecino. Angelo Ma
poles, Carl Nelson. Cotton Park.
Doris Parks, Mary Pinder. J. Y.
Porter ", Frank Romaguerra,
Raul Rogue. Rudolph Sands,
Dorothy Sheppard and Margaret
Sweeting.
Copies of the terms final issue
of the schools journal, the Mon
zoe Tattler. containing full pro
gram of the commencement ex-
ercises, pictures of the different
classes and a full review of the
years work of the institution viii
be available at the school build
ing this evening.
The exercises tonight will com
plete the commencement program
with the exception of the Alumni
Banquet, which viii be gwen to-
morrow evening at the Coral Isle
Casino LA Brisal. commencing at
$40 o'clock. and which promises
to be a brilliant affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
USE RANCID EGGS

SHREVEPORT, La. -- Small
boys pelted the Fort Worth Cats
with rancid eggs Monday while
the ball players were en- route 70
the park to play the local club.
The Cats went armed for battle
Tuesday and came out second
best; Wednesday the police in
tervened and hereafter when the
Cats are in town the small boys
will be the guests of the Judge
during the time of the game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
A M USE M { N IS

MONROE THEATRE
TO-DAY" Sandy" Al Roach
comedy,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
LOOK FOR LABEL

CHICAGO - Patent medicine
buyers look for the label. and
vhsn it doesn't mention alcoholic
content. sales are less plenti-
full So said {. &. Cornhauser.
tonic manufacturer in federal
court. He sought TO withdraw
whiskey fer his medicines. #
does not help them any. be said.
hut il booms the sales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
KIRCHHEINER MAKES
REPORT ON ROUTING
OF TAMIAMI TRAIL
OTHER IMPORTANT
MATTERS DISPOSED
OF BY COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS

Monroe county will get
everything we have been CON.
tending for in the Tamiami Trail
If the agreement is drawn along
the lines discussed at the confer
ence in Tallahassee last week." ].
Otto Kirchheiner stated at the
meeting of the county commits
sioners last night.
DIR. Hathaway, head of the
state road department, told the
chairmen Of Dade and Monroe
county commissioners that the de-
partment would make a survey
over the route where the Cheve-
lier corporation is now building,
aed from this survey will draw up
plans and specifications that will
conform to the amount offered by
Monroe county for constructing
this road. The department will
also build the connecting links in
Dade and Collier counties. The
department will then take over the
road bed and bring it up to state
specifications. Assurance is given
In the agreement that the two
connecting links will be built as
soon as the Monroe county road
bed is leveled. Mr.. Kirchheiner
repeated: DIR. Hathaway has
agreed to give everything asked
by Monroe county, if the agree
ment is written as discussed in
Tallahassee"
DR.. Hathaway and the heads Of
the Dade and Monroe county COM
missioners arrived at tentative
agreement verbally, the conditions
Of which are to be written in the
form of legal agreement by the
state road department and sent to
the commissioners of the two
counties for approval. The pro-
posed survey of the roadway is to
be made within fifteen days.
Bids were opened for the pur-
chase of two trucks for the use of
the county surveyors in connection
with highway building. Trevor &
Morris offered Ford trucks fully
equipped at $587 each. Lewis
Motor Company quoted Chevrolet
trucks completely equipped at
500 each. The merits and de-
merits of the Ford and Chevrolet
were discussed at some length,
and it was finally decided to buy
one of each.
Trevor Il Morris and the Thomp-
son Fish Company submitted bids
for furnishing marine motor for
the survey boat Mt Key Largo.
The offer of the Thompson Fish.
Company was accepted, with one
opposing vote from Commissioner
Curry 14-housepower 1,400
RPM Palmer engine and fixtures,
for $685.. allowing a credit of $50
for the old engine
Commissioner Hilton Curry
asked to be excused from the
meeting on account of illness Of
his wife.
There was prolonged discussion
Of the way work is progressing on
the city boulevard and the form
Of buttreSscs most advisable for
use on a project of that nature.
Current bills were read and or
dered paid.
County Attorney VIM. II. Ma
lone was absent on account of ill
ness.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
TO THE VOTERS
OF MONROE COUNTY

A misunderstanding seems to
have gained ground in recent
days. to the effect that my ap-
pointment to the office Of sheriff
Of this county does away with the
obligation of making the race IN
the primary election. This !
would like to have you get
stFaight--I need your vote in the
primary as my appointment holds
good until January 1st only.
There have been some rnnlors
circulated which are without
foundation Ny friends know
this, II Is due others that they also
should know il.
Thanking you for your support
and influence on Tuesday next.
/ am
Faithfully yours.
CLEVELAND NILES.
paid Political Adet