The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 3

“MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1926. URGES REGULAR “ATTENDANCE AT. PUBLIC SCHOOL i. 0. CARRAWAY, PRINCIPAL OF HARRIS SCHOOL, MAKES APPEAL TO PARENTS - OF STUDENTS |. O. Curraway, princ:pal of the is School urges the parents the necessity of having their ehil¥ren attend school regularly and Yromptly. - He appeals to the in the following communi- the Citizen: in this But does each one the stupendous im- regular and prompt 4 as absolute and in- dispensable prerequisites to attain- ing such education? There yet remains only SEVEN weeks of school for this session. thus it is necessary for each child * to attend school every day prompt- ly at 8:30 A. M. during the re- mainder of the session in order to pass off the _second semester’s work creditably and attain promo- tion. “Absence” and “tardiness” intensely handicaps and retards the pupils progress, and in gddition seriously stigmatizes and jeopard- izes the school’s interests. As a rule the pupils who achieve the highest marks in scholarship and deportment are those who main- tain an excellent record of attend- ance also. The three aims of ef- ficiency go together. and are in- separable. Please favor the child and sup- port the-school by insisting that each ch'ld under your guardian- ship comes promptly every day during the remainder of the’ ses- sion in order to strengthen the school’s efficiency and the child’s chanees for promotion. Please bear in mind also that the teachers report daily to the Pr‘ncipal and the Principal reports weekly to the Co. Supt. the exact Percentage of both attendance and punctuality attained by each school. During the past two teacher's class-room and the entire ‘weeks the combination percentage thus attained has been approxi- mately 95 per cent which is con- ered par-excellent; however if parents might exercise just a little more interest and school pride then even this high record might be raised. ‘It seems quite possible that all children might reach school not later than 8:30 A. M, yet there are some few Parents who unfortunately permit the’ children to come tardy y- most daily with some kind of “ex- cuse” but no “reason” for such tardiness. Evidently such unex- cused absences and tardies are grossly unfair to the other child- ren with perfect records and also unfair to the school, becoming li- abilities instead of assets on the schooX records. May \ur number of absent and tardy children grow less each dey. oe BASEBALL YESTERDAY'S RESULTS | American League Chicago 5; Cleveland 1. Detroit 7; St. Louis 3. Washington 3; New York 2. Philadelphia-Boston, not sche- duled. National League New York 8; Boston 2. Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati 1. St. Louis. 10; Chicago 5. GAMES TODAY American League Cleveland at Chicago. St. Louis at Detroit. New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston. National. League Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Chicago, at ‘St. Louis. COMPLETE WORK ON NEW WELL WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT | HAS WELL DRILLED AT STREET CORNER The well that was being drilled for the city at the corner of Eat- on and Bahama streets under the supervision of W. E. Huston, sup-| erintendant of waterworks, has been finished. It was sunk to a depth of about sixty feet, but a sufficient flow of water could not’ be reached. Several cave-ins hampered the work of drilling; and may have affected the ulfi- mate volume of water. It has not been decided whether this well | will be dynamited in a further effort to secure the necessary yol-| ume, or filled in and abandoned. This is the first of the wells that have been sunk by the city! that has not “made good.” The last one drilled before this one, at the corner of Fleming and White-| head, was tested by a fire truck pumping 750 gallons per minute without any perceptible falling of the water in the well. But this last well, when. put to the same test: this forenoon, proved a fa‘lure, jf Mr. and Mrs. Newton Manson Are Leaving Tonight For New York | Mr, and Mrs. Newton: Munson of Munson’s Island leave by the, Mallory line this evening for New) York. ing a year’s tour of the western part of the United States. The Munsons come down every | winter and make their home on Munson’s Island, on have built a modern home and have every convenience. / Miss| From New: York they et to Colorado and California; mak-}) which they | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘A Pair of Braves Braves. flere are Heap Big Brave ag’ Little Mweh Brave of the Boston ‘The big fellow is Ed Browa. star outfielder, while the midget is Walter Gautreau, sensational infidtder They -are two of the best bets on the Beantown roster this season. BEN SERIO: os Lai i et i - a }beard the Ivy today to inspect} pane Reef Light Station. ‘They | {plan to reach Miami by tomorrow | pice i ‘COMMISSIONER ON | DEPARTMENT,® tender ‘of the sixth district “a make an inspection trip. Mr. De- jmeritt will accompany him as far jas Miami and then return to Key} | West. | | LIGHTHOUSE OFFICIAL ARRIVES IN CITY | Vitrophane for your windows} | George R. Putnam, commis-| produces imitation art glass effect jsioner of lighthouses, Washing-)on windows and glass doors, any |ton, D. C., arrived this mérning| housewife can apply it. Albury’s to inspect the seventh lighthouse | Hardware Store. apr19-3t | district. ——_—$—___— Mxy2Putnam, who is in carn’ | Insure against the hot summer lof the entire lighthouse service, | weather—get an Emerson Electric Neaves with William W. Demeritt,|Fan. See The Key West Electric superintendent of penncuies: on | Company. aprl0 | t “Proper Food and Exercise,” by ARTHUR A. McGOVERN Former physical director, Cornell Medical College Exercise an aid in preserving beauty | \ F you had the i wealth of a Hl Croesus at your commend, but were not feeling very “fit,” how would you go about winning new strength and health? You might call in the best physi- cians in all the land and they |} would tell you that: there was | nothing really SURPLUS ENERGY ESSENTIAL FOR SOCIALLY ACTIVE wrong with you, that there was nothing they sort ts indispen- sable to keeping “fit.” You quick- ly fealize this when you have to do anything particularly strenuéus. You become tired very eastly, practically any effort seems to exhaust you. It takes you @ very long time to regain your complete effi. ciency. These are signs of a lack of reserve | Breeder’s Association, at Havre} eeeccccccceceseccoeseoee | McCarthy, 10 rounds, at Boston.| CALENDAR OF SPORTS: Eddie O’Dowd vs California Joe, | Lynch, 12 rounds, at Columbus, | *}0. Mike Dundee vs Eddie “Kid’’| Harford! Wagner, 12 rounds, at Dayton, | |O.. George Godfrey vs . George | de Grace. | Modrich, 10 rounds, at San Fran-| Meeting of Juarez Jockey Club,! cisco. 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Lumley PAGE THRE oa It is a scientific fact. that aleohol in any form is in- jurious to the body organs it alcohol ig nothing, ‘com- pared to the rank polsons that are being consumed un- der the name of liquor, it your life is endangered by liquor addiction, write us to- day for = Uterature in plain envelope, eciey/ GREENSBORO. N.C. finn OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN GIL IL IIMS) IF | AM ELECTED TO THE STATE SENATE, | PLEDGE THE VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY TO WORK FOR: State Aid for Roads. Pipe Line and Right of Way for same. Better Transportation Service. The prompt completion of the Tamiami Trail. Extending of City Limits to include F. E. C. properti¢son the Island of Key West. _ Any necessary local’ legislation, Other statements will follow as subjects may arise. I have no connections which will embarrass me with yp of the large corporations or individuals, F. H. 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It ts an emergency method which, if constantly repeated, will aggra- vate instead of improving the ecndition. A real cure is a combination of correct diet, regularity, nor your own efforts. And if your lassitude is the result of unused | muscles and phygical laziness, | that prescription holds good for { | | | you whether you are a factory worker, a typist or an heir- ess. People who move in a constant round of social activities, just as do those who work all day, find | that they must conserve their strength if they are to stand the {ff} strain successfully. You must} i have resistance to dance into the H wee, small hours of the morn- ing and feel fresh upon arising. You must have enough vitality te recover your buoyancy in short order, The secret of vitality such as this is the possession of perfect- ly functioning organs, sombined with well-developed muscles and | mal habits and exercise, a good supply of rich blood and} My chart of twelve exercises fresh air. 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