The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 6

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS READI- LY TAKE UP NEW PHRASE IN HAILING PASSING MOTORISTS ON ROAD (By Associated Press) i eeeeeree eee teense WORLD’S NEWS IN BRIEF (By Associated Press) * * * * * 2 * settee eeeeeeeee House conferees quit tax reduction | parley wiien senators refuse to re-; store inheritance tax to senate bill;/ quick agreement on differing bills is) predicted later. . os Federal grand jury at San An- tonio indicts eight Mexican refugees MONROE TODAY AND TOMORROW Slam Realism In Mary Pickford Film: Standing at the old “Five Points,” when that section was notorious as the crime center of New York City, ‘non-descript representatives and UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Feb.| for revolutionary plot. General Fran-|™embers of all the nations and all 18.—“How about a ride?” “college yells” at the University of, Florida. It is known to every man; on the campus of the institution, and | instead of a cheer-leader to bring it | forth, it takes only the passing of an automobile, regardless of the make of the machine, whenever a student; wants a ride. This “yell” has been} used to a great extent lately. In the past football season, the four Varsity gridiron games to be played away from Gainesville— Georgia Tech, at Atlanta; Mississippi A. & M. at Tampa; Alabama at Montgomery, and Washington and ‘Lee, at Jacksonville—were attended by a great percentage of the student body. Of this large percentage, «quite a number went by way of the “bumming” route. | One of the reasons why this mode of travel is so popular is because of | the ease and success with which the rides can be obtained. So much traffic crowds the highways that there ; is hardly a time when one cannot get | a “lift.” And many times it is neces- sity that makes one go that ‘way. “This is especially true inasmuch that ‘such a large per cent of the students of the University are earning their -own expenses. For, with a game of football nearby and without means to go by train to see it, the only thing to do is to “bum,” and this answers the problem nicely, for the student is generally successful. Not only to football games is the “*yell” used. —On any week-end, whether the spirit of adventure calls, or his best girl’s letter entices him forth from his studies, many college; men take to the road. On any high-, ‘way near Gainesville may be seen one or two. students waiting for rides. ; “Bumming” has been raised to a i !eiseo Cass and R. Esparza Martinez This is one of the most popular; are arrested and six others flee to| Cuba. . * * Lady Craven, leaving New York to join the Earl in Montreal, says Coun- tess of Cathcart was warned in Lon- don she would be barred from United States. * * @ First day’s anthracite mining after} strike reaches 20 per cent normal; wage dispute keeps one mine closed, and mechanical difficulties three oth- ers. * 2 58 House Republicans agree in con- ference to put brakes. on moves for investigation; particularly of anti- Saloon League and Liquor Traffic. * * . Aluminum company of America re- veals to investigators of federal trade commission at Pittsburgh its trasts with other companies. * * = Police kill five and wound 11 in pre- venting jail break of 100 Chinese from French municipal jail at Shang- hai. + - * William Skala, Prague, demon- strates in Chicago device for simu!- 5 ' taneous broadcasting on same wave length. * . * Labor department upholds order excluding Countess of Cathcart, her attorneys to appeal to courts. Lady Craven prepares to join ‘the Earl in Montreal; says all men polygamous at heart. ¥ <6 Treasury department closes inter- national border. at Tia Juana at Tia Juana at night; four Mexicans at night; four Mexicans are indicted dignified position, and no student >, attacking two Peteet girls. * * * ‘considers himself too “elite” to hail @ car. i Not only at the University Florida is this type of travel in ‘vogue, but college men all over the; country find the economic value of it. ; “How about a ride?” has become ‘the slogan which will never ‘be quiet-, ‘ed until the automobile takes to the -air, is the opinion of Florida stu- ; ee H ' of se ee eeeee eee ee eee . . bd IN TEE DAY'S NEWS | s . eaeeteeseeeeeeseee Historic Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklyn, of which Henry ‘Ward Beecher was pastor for so’ many years, has extended a call to the Rev. Dr. James Stanley Durkee, president of ‘Howard University, “Washington, D. C., an institution for the education of negroes. 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British liberal party in London conference endorses” Lloyd George scheme for virtual monopoly of agricultural lands. i House and senate conferees indi- cate concessions will be made to iron out differences in tax reduction bills. ae ae Former Premier Papanastasion, of | , Greece, and eleven @ssociates are ar- | rested in Athens after suspension of opposition newspaper for attacking Pangalos government. *s Lieut. Leigh Wade says York his polar expedition will be race with bolsheviki to claim arctic continent. ee wee French chamber of deputies pass-! es financial measure including pro- vision for national lottery; senate ex- pected to follow suit. * eis Archbishop John Cieplak, of Po- land, formerly archbishop of Russia and once ordered executed by Bol-| sheviki, dies at 69 of pneumonia in Passaic, N. J. Old Sores, Cuts and Burns have beeu healed since 1820 with BOIL Sold by all druggists. Write for sam- ple to W. F. GRAY & COMPANY, Gray Building, Nashville, Tenn. 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