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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

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FOR STATE SENATE
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oath District
WILLIAM Fl. MALONE
Fob SHERIFF OF MONROE
COUNTY
A. H. McINNIS
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COUNTY
CLEVELAND NILES
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MONROE COUNTY
cHAS. H. KETCHUM
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COURT
j. VINING HARRIS
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COURT
}. LANCELoT LESTER
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(Re-Eleetion)
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

1851-The new Constitution of
Maryland was ratified by vote of
the people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

190i-AA great fire occurred in
the section Of Peking known as the
Forbidden City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

DEL MONTE, Calif.--California
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1810-Captain Nathaniel VIM
ship built the first house in Ore
gon, at Oak Point on the Columbia
River.
185l-The new Constitution of
Maryland was ratified by vote of
the people.
1sS7-William A. Wheeler, for
mer Vice President of the United
States, died at Malone, N. Y. Born
there, June 30, 1919.
1S94-William p. Lord, Repub-
liean, was elected governor of Ore
gon.
1s97-A mob of lynehers at Ur-
bana, o., was fired upon by the
militia and four persons killed.
1901-AA great fire occurred in
the section of Peking known as the
Forbidden City.
1912-Margaret f. Sangster,
celebrated poet and author, died
at Maplewood, N. J. Born at New
Rochelle, N. Y, Feb. %. 1888.
l924-Canadian House Of Com
mons rejected an amendment to
the budget which proposed a pro-
teetive policy.
1926 ~ Camille .Flammarion,
who popularized the study of as
tronomy, died at his home in
France.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

1912-Margaret f. Sangster,
celebrated poet and author, died
at Maplewood, N. J. Born at New
Rochelle, N. Y, Feb. %, 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

TACOMA, Wash.-Washington
Grand Council of United CONNER
cial Travellers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04
CONVENTIONS OPENING :
TODAY

HAMILTON, Ont. -- Canadian
Association of optimist Clubs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

1924-Canadian House Of Com
mons rejected an amendment to
the budget which proposed a pro-
tective policy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

1926 - Camille .Flammarion,
who popularized the study of as
tronomy, died at his home in
France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-04

Ia OTTAWA. ont.-ontario Grand
council of United Commercial
ravelers.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
AQUITANIA SAILS,
 MAY LOSE CREW
British Seamel Expected to Stike-,U. 5. Not Affected

New York. May 5 D2p-Tae Aeg.- tania, first British vessel 10 leave here since the general strike para lyzed England. sailed Tor SouraauD- ,on early today manned by c British crew 0: 3TS.
 Only sligh. American reaction 10 the strike vas evident here and il shipping circles a policy o' 'husi- ness as usual' vas in effect with plans under way for 43 saips with 5000 British subjects in their crew. 70 sail on schedule time.
 The LeEialhan C. the Tni'ed States line Is due ia Southampton tomorrow, but no difficulty iu dock ing is anticipated.
 The British crew c, the AqI.,sn!a expects to be called Out on reach ing the English port. Sir James Charles commander ot the vessel said before leaving that i: The crew failed 10 sign for the return trip he ras confident he could get ne" crew.
 On the Aquitaria were the e!Tht member Of the Walker cup golf team, General Bramwe.l Boaoth, ot the Salvation Army and Mrs, Booth,
 Next on the list 0. departures vas the White Star Liner Ara bic and the Royal Mail s.eam5r Orca at noon today and the Olympic Friday niga.'
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Stop Dandruff! Beautify Hair With Danderiine Hair stops coming out and every particle of dan
 d1-nf disappears.

Within ten minutes after an ap- r1tca'Iou ot Danderine you can not ind . single trace Of dandruH One application dissolves every particle ol dandruf; invigorates the scalp. stops itching and falling hair.
 Furthermore Dandcrine Is 10 the Lair what fresh showers os rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right 10 the roots, invigoratcs and strengthens them. It's exhilarat- ing, stimulating and nfe-producing properties cause the hair to grow strong and beautiful
 Bobbed hair has made the girls aware Of the dangerous effects Of unsightly dandruff which is now more apparent than ever since the hair is short.
 Danderine is q sure way to get rid Of dandrun and immediately doubles the beauty Of your hair. The effect is amazing - your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy; and have an appearance of abundance; an incomparable iustre, softness and luXuriance.
 Get a small bottle oc Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter for a few cents and keep that dandruf out Of your hair and off your shoulders.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Jitncy Men Attacked.

Newcastle, Eng. May , P,-EX- .ra police. including q large number of volunteers, patrol.e1 the streets os this mining center today 10 pro- .ect the jitney drivers, some Of whom were attacked by gangs.
 X number oe non-uuion motor dri- vrrs who were aiding in inc trans portation O. passengers. in the ab- scnce of the regular tram service were attacked last evening by row dies and badly beaten. A mild form o' rIoting rcsultoI but the police soon sunlIe1 the disturbance.
 The Newcastle Journal published .his morning by means ot photo engraved plates.
 During -,e night a destroyer and q submarine arrived in the Tyne river, Four airplanrs are using the town moor as an airIromo, and are being utilized for carrying the mails.
 The Newcastle branch Of the Aa- tiorm Union of JoucHaIsts has de- cldri to stand by the employers in ,he crisis and assist in producing lhe newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
NOrthend School Leads
 School Thrift Parade

Four schools, the Northend school. g.. Joseph's school ". B. Chamberlain school and g.. Mary's school. have established an un- usually high percentage in the school saving system which IS now in Is third year Of existence, The first named school has a perfect percentage with every pupil in the school taking part in the saving plan.
 The percentare is recorded dur ing the time between November and inc present time s- follows: North end, 100 per cent, s16; st. Jo- saph's, 999 per cent. SIG; ". B. Chamberlain. 96.7 $50; st. Mary's, 23.2, S18. The Eorthend school and g. Joseph's school have eight rooms, W. 3. Chamberlain school has 25 rooms and st, Mary's school has 25 rooms.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
S6ti,O00 INSURANCE CLAIM
Connecticut Valley Tobacco Com pany Demands Payment For Loss of Sheds And Contents.

Hartford. May lp-The Con- rocticut Valley Tobacco association has fled Q claim Of 2G11.G1o with Harrcori insurance companies and a Springfield insurance company for the loss at tha East Hartford To- bacco Growers warehouse fire in April when 1,5oo,o69 pounds Of to- hacco were destroyed. The claim about 45 cents per pound IS fled by tLe association. The money will ba paid to members less expenses deducted.
 The association has filed a claim of s51,000 for the loss at tho Els worth fire in Broadbrook April IT..
 The chack-up of the tobacco was made jointly by representatives Of the association and the insurance companies anI the settlement will be q matter Of the determination of full value" as stated in the policy.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Bridgeport Fireman Hurt
 When Thrown From Truck

Bridgeport, May 3 lP) -- Captain Michael J. Daley, 51. of 1920 Park avenue, attached 10 Engine House No. oe the fire department, vas seriously Injured last night when hurled from fire truck as 1t rounded a corner in response 10 an alarm for small roof fro. The veteran captain vas rushed 10 S. Eincants hospital in Assistant Chief George Baards'ce's car, where Dr. William II. Curley department physician and surgeon, and Dr. C. Y. SaurEowsEl of the hospital staff, worked 10 save the left foot which was badly injured, The out come ot the physicians efforts Is still in doubt
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

|the report states. This we con- sidar an honor as We are the only city in Connecticut to win q place in this contest. Let me add that there were but three cities in New England 10 win places in this con- tesr. Darlington, Vt, won sixth place in the 5o.eo0 class and La conia, N. H, won second place in cities of the 2o.4oJ class. New Britain, therefore. leads New Eng larI.
 This office again recommends the collection of ashes and rubbish by municipal control also the in s,al!iug of trap doors in stores 10 aid fire department in fighting eel lar fires. We also recommend that d duplicate copy of all permits is- sued b. the building inspector for new buildings and repair work he forwarded 70 the office ot Chief W J. NDUle.'
 Master Mechanic Reports
 EdNar1 C.. Burke, master me chanic. reports that during the year l51 inspections of apparatus were made requiring atSiz hours. Fl" spent approximately s29 hours in the work shop.
 Only One Failure of Alarm System
 Electrical peria,eCdent George Coblay's annual report states that the firm alarm system operated cor rectly in all but one O. 126 bell alarms during the year Box 13 rang while the repeater was temporarily out of order while an automatic win1sr was being installed, but the alarm came in correctly as soon as the repeater was thrown back into circuit During the year. six new alarm boxes were installed.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Dalfair Club Outing
 On C0mpOunce's Shores

Plans for q roast and uarshnaI- low toast a Lake Cornpounce during the week of May 16 and an outing at the shore about July ', were made at tla regular monthly meeting of the Dairair club last evening. A committee on arrangements .or both affairs consisting Of D. Smith, M, M"rrimau and Miss A. Da,y, WAS ap- pointed
 The program and entertainment committee will devise ways and means Of amusing the members at both affairs. Mir. and Mrs. $. NJ. Davidson and Mir. and Mrs. A. j. LcycuthaI will. as ts customary, be houorcd guests a. both functions,
 Miss 1T. DaIy was appointed a committee Of one 10 secure transpor- ta'ion 10 Lake Compounce by auto mobile.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
JrancaT Attacked,

Leeds, England May 5 JF--Sev- o-al thousand strikers attacked an emergency rramcar with Jumps ot coal taken from a passing lorry. The windows of the car were smashed. Some ot the passengers had marrow escapes from injury.
 Several house windows in the main thoroughtare were smashed. The police, after arresting one man, were forced 10 keep off his com ralos with clubs.
 Soon afteruar1 the windows of two more tramcars were smashed, and several passengers received cuts aDou, the face.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
FINED IN WATERBURY
Edward M. Byrne Assessed S100 But S35 Is Rcmitted-Wa Driving Auto While Drunk,

Stamford, May LF-Edzard N, Byrne Of Waterbury, assistant treas ure- of the Diamond Oil company and son Of the judge Of probate of Waterbury. was fined SIo1 and costs ny Judge Samuel Young in city court today On the charge of driv- ing an automobile while under the influence Of liquor.
 After the court session 535 o' the fine was renitted. Byrne Tas ar- rastad on March 3rd and 2, physi- elan mho examined him said he was not in fit condition to drive an auto- mobile.
 On a like charge John Comerford Of Woodland aycnue this city. vas fined q similar sum. He vas ar rested on April 28.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
AYIATORS RESCUED
spanish Pliers, Forced To Land, Are Picked Up and Taken To Hong
 
Kong.

Hong Kong, May : LP--Captain Joaquin LorIga Taboada, flying with Captain Gallarza from Madrid 10 Manila, arrived in Macao. Portu- guese dependency this afternoon and received an enthusiastic reception. Loriga explained that after leaving Hanoi, French Iudo-China, last Sat urday morning, he was forced by engine trouble to land in Deep Bay in the China sea, south Of Macao, early Sunday morning.
 They were picked up by the Por- tgguese destroyer Patria not far from the Portuguese possession Of Macao. which was their goal when they took off from Hanoi, French Indo-Chtna. last Saturday morning.
 Captain Loriga made the start from Hanoi al the same time as his fellow pilot, Captain Gallarza, who accomplished the $50 mile hop 10 Macao, in spite Of misty weather, only to damage his plane h land ing.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Mayor Weld Buys Home
 At 693 COrbin Avenue

Louie s. Jones today sold 10 Mayor Gardner C. Weld a hous" and lot at 6a3 C0rbtn avenue, formerly bo- longing 10 Mrs. Mary Messenger. He also arranged the transfer Of the property Of Mrs. Virginia Taylor, on Win" street, 10 II. H. rease and W. F. Atwood.
 r was announced today that Ja- cob Yuug, Jr., and Mrs. Paul Iehler have transferred four acres Of land west oc Ten Acre road to Mrs. Mar iorio C. Parsons. The deal vas transacted through Nr. Jones' agency.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
RIOTING OCCURS
 IN SOME PLACES
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Glasgow today. There were numer- ous attacks on buses, In the center or the city tramway inspector was hauled off a car and SO roughly handled that he vas taken to hos pi-al,
 In the town 0, Paread the outlook vas so alarming that mounted po- lice were called out
 Gangs ot youths smashed the Ein- dows oE one tramcar. but the pas sengers escaped. So great was the hostility toward the omnibus service tha. hundreds O. the cars were withdrawn.
 One bus in the Rensrewshire dis trict vas overturned ant smasheI, Two other vehicles were badly dam aged, and in many other eases inc buses were forced to speed up 10 cs- cape pursuing gangs.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
CLERGYMAN FREED
Rev. Alfred Budd of Derby Is Dis charged By Jury in Auto Man slaughter Case.

New York, May ! P'-Rey. Alfred ". Budd, Q Congregational minister Of Derby, Conn, today Was acquitted Of charge O. second degree man. slaughter resulting from an antomo- bile accident after n jury in general sessions debated half an hour.
 Mr. Budd was charged with hav- ing caused inc death Of Max Teigcl- man in October, 1924, when le ran into him after he had driven his automobile onto fine sidewalk to avoid hitting another man on Fifth avenue.
 Alter shaking hands with the jury. Mir. Budd rushed from inc court room 10 catch a train lor home which let at l:15 ?. n.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

action unless those who have been selling francs short oa the strength of the movement against French ex- change in London cover themselves promptly, The French government has ESt.g@1.ogJ CT the proceeds Of the Morgan loan at i-s disposal and vii! use the money f t becomes necessary 10 protect the franc.
 l. Is thought that the bear move msE. cannot continue very long, as E1are were only five billion francs Of French paper money abroad when the present movement began. Three years ago there were fifteen billion francs ia baa& notes iu foreign hands.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
MAN SHOT IN FACTORY
Quarrel Which Started Last Fall Results In Shooting Array At Lynn Today.

Lynn, Mass, May lp-Storlas Of an alleged chicken stealing expedi- tton five months ago led 10 the poss- .bly fatal stocting Of BeHnia Man ko, Lynn factory empIoyc today. Signau Waceni, & fellow worker Was arrested after q morning affray in the shop during which Mauko was shot iu the back, Waceni claimed he had been sandered, it was said.
 Waceni failed 10 repor. for work tha day before last ThankssIying Nanko circulated stories to the ef- feet that WacenIs absence vas due 10 chicken sealing venture for the purpose of proyijing the holiday table with the proper bird. accord ing 10 Waoeui.
 Both men are fathers Of families.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
BODY IS EMPOWERED

saranac Lake, \. Y, May 8 lPg- The body of William Pave, Of Yer, mon:rillc. an Adirondack hunter and trapper, who had been missing all winter vas found in hollow in the woods near Gahriels- It appar- artiv had been covered for months by ice and snow. IL is believed that Pave vas overwhelmed hy a storm whIle going cross country from BloominGdale 10 Gabriejs.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
EARLY SETTLEMENT OF
 PASSAIC STRIKE EXPECTED
Arbitration Committee Reported To Have Reached Satisfactory
 Recommendation

Passajc, N. J. May tp-An early settlement Of the Passalc te1- tile strike Was forecast today as 6 result e the efforts ot an arbitra- tlon comui.tee headed hy former Judge W c. Cabell, which has been quietly at work for the past several weeks.
 Details Of conference called for today were not made public for fear ot hampering negotiations. Henry T Hunt, chief counsel for the strikers said that hs would accompany s.riE- CTS 10 the conferences with the mill owners.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
USES BOW AND ARROW.

New Mexico Biological Survey Ix-
 pert Bags Fierce Mountain Lion.
 D"rFer. Colo, May i (Pt-W. A. Mullins, assistant leader oE the New Mexico bioioFJcal survey, has bag sa3 @ mountain Hon with a bow and arrow.
 The feat vas performed on rrraol creek. near Cima-rou when dogs traal the lion. #..c1 Tad Just hlIal a Jaor. Mallins brought doan the animal wftb ao arrow as IL vas Ieapins from the trcs.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Arabic Finally Sails.

New York. May tP,-Ibe first disturbance here in connection with Inc general strike in England occur raI a- noon today, when 46 mem bars Of the engine room crew of the white Star liner Arabic attempted 10 rush from the ship 10 tha pier three minutes before the steamers scaed- u'el departure,
 Three officers 0' :Ge ship frus'rat- ed inc attempt os the men to leave the ship.
 The liner sailed on scheduled time.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
ASKS sf.ooo FOR ASSAULT

Mike Scricca, through Alfred LcWjf. has brought suit for sl,000 against Joseph Marche'te. alleging that the defendant assaulted him at tha Connecticut QGarrios 70. plant in P1alnyillo. where both were Hta- pIoy"d. on April 21 The action is ra'urrab,o m inc city court the fourth Monday of May.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
It MeIts FreCk|es
 Away In 4 Days
Or Your Money Back

A2eirod's Pharmacy vas one oc the frst 10 learn that g. clever chemist had at last discovered real freckle remover -- on" that dissoiycs the brown pigment so that frnckles actually melt away.
 And when The unslgn,y spots have all gone what difference in the texture ot The skin - as soft as the finest velvet and clear anl clean and youthful looking.
 This new discovery IS a cream aaI Is called Ily's, r. ie easy 10 apply and never stains. AEeIrod's Pharmacy and every foraarl- looking druggist seIlz ], and f it fails the purchase price will he re- turn.d--AHk for q jar og Flyte.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Flu Sufferers
 Take Tanlac

Has hu left you more dead than alive" Lot 1anIac pick you right upand put you back iu fighting shape again. Your system needs Just such a natural tonic. Thou sands Of other men and women who were weak and rundown after flu, are now happy and vigorous again. Dizziness. weakness, woobIy Ensus, heavy feet, no longer bother them.
 Natural n action. because nat ural in its ingredients. Tanlac re- yitsltzng the blood. tones up the digestive organs and invgoratns the whole eyHcm. r. is compounded from natures on1 e'orehouEs or horhs. barEs and roofs
 As an added prooaution, keep vour bovafg open with mild-actlng TsnIac Vegetable Pius.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
No strike DcCi-ion.

London, May 5 LP' The secretary Of the National Sailors and Fire mems union today told tho Associat- cd Press that he had caD,ed New York directing members Of the union aboard British ships there 70 carry on for inc present. Future nr- ton will depend on 'bc ballot o' the strike question which will not be known until the end of inc week.
 Despite the fact thai the union has not authorized a strike, tue Hro- men Were not working at the Lon don docks
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
FRENCH FRANC FLIVYERS
Latest Collapse Results In Premier Brland Calling Extraordinary Ses- sion of Cabinet,

Paris, May Ps-Premier Briand has convcked an extraordinary cabi- net council tomorrow to discuss measures to combat the fall Of the franc, which had reached 3i.73 10 the dollar at 1:30 o'clock this aft ernoon. Finance Minister Peret is returning to the capital
 Speculation has entered consider ably into the exchange situation, l. is thought in official circles. + this proves to be the case. g mass maneuver backed by the Morgan loan O. 1924 may be brought into
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

Dundee, Scotland, May s LPs-The manager os the Dundee tram lina andcayoring 10 resume the service halted by the strike. took the con troller o5 car today. He had not gone far, however. before the line was blocked oy workey. and he VAS forced 10 abandon the car.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
SUIe WEALTHY HU SBAND.
Wife, Married Only Year Ago, Want Him Restrained from ROthcring Her

San Eeaar.iuo. Cauf, May 5 LP -S4tt Tor dl.oroe vas filed here v.s..r1ay nr raGIge Brush Mayer against Theodore Mayer. grandson and rair O late Theodore A. Havor- meyer miIi0uar. \ev York sugar imrorfar.
 Nr and Mrs Mayer married et-or o.opomnut Co Santa Ana September -2. I"-5-
 Hrs Mayer charged cruelty and asked sagb a month aIImouy $5HoD u-t.rnoy cros and cost. She also aaks tna. her husband be restruIn- eI from annoying her.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

Nottingham, England. May : tP,- The local bus company's attempt 10 supply emergency service with vol unteer workers failed Crowds Of strike synpathizers seized tho buses, removed the carbgretors and poured out the gasoline. One car Was over turned.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
|. S. Warship Sails and
 Probably for Nicaragua

Panama, May s LP,-The United States cruiser Cleveland sailed ct midnight under sealed orders. T. has been learned from q reliable source that the vessel IS proceeding 10 Bluefelds, Nicaragua, where e revolutionary movement is in pro- gross to protect American interests.
 Late advices from Bluefrlds are 10 the effect that the governor and di- rector Of police there have been im- priaoned by the reyo.utionists who have captured both BIuaAelds and Rama. During the fighting sunday a general and t~o soldiers were killed and the rnvoIutionis's Are said 70 have sacked the national bank.