The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1926, Page 3

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, See e een eevee ccel FLASHES OF LIFE (By Associated Press) eek wet eae e te 8) TRURO, N. S.—Co-eds at the Pro-! vincial Normal College must wear skirts that reach a point one quarter the distance from the knee caps to the ankles. The faculty has delegat- ed a woman to measure suspects. * i” * WILKESBARRE — The county grand jury has been given the fol-' lowing admonition as to witnesses; by Judge Fuller: “Those thou needst not investigate, nor criticize, nor give advice. Congress does enough of that.” j * * * } DENVER—Mary Louise Spas, Mr-} Browning’s erstwhile cinderella girl, is wearing the fraternity pin of Her- bert W. Singleton, a magazine agent. who came from Rochester, N. Y., and he has a diamond ring of hers. “Just friendship,” says Singleton. > * * ORMOND BEACH — John D. Rockefeller likes to see how golf should be played as well as play it himself.. He followed Sarazen, Die- gel, Compston and Massey around. * * * HANOVER, N. H.—Jimmy Pack- ard, 12, made a 72 foot ski jump at 2 carnival for children of the Dart- ‘mouth faculty. * * * POCATELLO, Idaho — Warren Brown, 13, finished second in the Ashton dog derby of 25 miles. ee ; LONDON——Now that. Washing-' ton’s birthday is over and pieces of Warwick Priory are being used to produce his ancestral hame near Richmond, Va., efforts are being made to get parliament to prohibit exportations of historic buildings. -s * NEW YORK—Two performances by-Marion Talley have added $39,000 to the treasury of the Metropolitan Opera. All sold out for her next ap- pearance, ge , a HOLLIS, N .Y—aA moral blight on the town is no more. Members of the Civic Association spent the~holiday fazing an old vacant house about “Which there had been complaints. The owners consented to its destruc-; tien, Ss PAUPERS TO BUY RADIO. 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It is a food- : tonic FRESH OYSTERS Indian Pass Selects Received Daily At WELLS’ LUNCH ROOM Phone 687-W 900 Southard St. , 1926. Many Cases of in Key West Local People Urged to Use Vigorous Measures to Com- bat Further Spread of Deep Grippy Colds. PNEUMONIA CHIEF DANGER Grippe Attacks Weaken Body’s Re | sistance to Germs of Pneumonia —All Colds Should be Treated Promptly. Deep grippy colds have been un- usually prevalent here this winter. The situation is fairly general throughout the States. In some sections these colds are called “in- fuenza,” but the majority or health officers report that they are much milder than the original epidemic and resemble more closely the old- fashioned la grippe. They are usu- ally accompanied by a headache or achy feeling over the body, “running of the nose,” sneezing and frequently by gastric and intestinal» complic2- tions such as hiccoughs, nausea, diarrhea, etc. Colds are too often neglected un- til they have lowered the vitality sufficiently to permit the lurkinz germs, which cause pneumonia, bron- chitis and influenza to attack the body. j Don’t Take Chances The only safe plan is to attack 4 cold right at the beginning. A hot foot bath, a laxative, a sweat and 2 vigoruos application of Vicks Vapo- Rub at bedtime over throat and chest will often break up a cold over night. For hours after Vicks ie_ applied the vapors of -camphbor, menthol eucalyptus, thyme and turpentine, released as vavors by the bodv heat, are inhaled directly inte the infected air passages. At the ‘ame time it warms and stimulates the skin like 2 poultice, “drawing out” the sore- ness 3ad ruin. It i- aa obstinate cold mdeed that can resist this direct, double action. 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Army at; wee tages ea of the War re WEED-KILLER DEATH DRINK * tte terse eeetesesess | - | LITTLE ROC Ark.—Charles Rotary comes of age today, the first! Garratt took a pre from a bottle club of the kind in the world having . been formed in Chicago on this date/°f pace gage by mistake and drop- lead. 21 years ago. | Frederick B. Warde, remembered’ Countess of Cathcart lands in New by the older generation as a famous; York after suddenly receiving per- tragedian and later as a Shakesperian' mission for ten days’ stay. lecturer, is 75 years old today. ios seo ti ! Railroad union officials at Cleve- Fol!owing the expiration of ane organize American Home Build- mourning period for Queen Alexan-; z “ ee “ * = ers, Ine., to aid workers in building dra, social functions at court will be ona hee: resumed today with the holding of; a levee by the King at St. James’s | Palace. | Sons and daughters of Charles W. | Bingham, Cleveland, give Yale Uni- The fifteenth annual convention of versity $1,000,000 for buildings in the National Association of Builders’ honor of their father. Exchanges will be opened in Okla-' homa City today with delegates in at- Let the ‘Artem Prem. de tendance from all-sections of the printing. country. i ] Discussion of the latest develop- ments and problems respecting co- operative enterprises related to farming will be discussed at the an- nual meeting and banquet of the Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange at: Springfield, Mass., today. | At the municipal primaries today in Seattle and Tacoma, the largest. two cities in the State of Washing-| ton, the voters will have their first opportunity to vote on whether they; 2 desire to have women mayors. |° @ BOX 13 S11 FRONT STREET K=Y WEST, FLA Charles Ponzi, the erstwhile “fnan-! cial wizard” of Boston, is to be ar- raigned in court at Jacksonville, Fla., today, to answer to charges of irregu- larity in his Florida land schemes. | His wife has been indicted with him. 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