The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 4

L. P, ARTMAN, President. TRA J, MOON, Business Manager. Brrered a. Key West, Florida, as second class matter Member of the Associated Press fhe. Apenetat ne Press is exclusively entitled to use for revubiication of all news dispatches credited to hoa therwise credited in this paper and also »,fhe Jocal news published here, Se SUNSCRIPTION RATES of thanks, resolutions of respect and obituary Fother than those which the paper may give as ‘of news, will be charged for at the rate of 5 ine. ice of church and society and all other enter- ita from which @ revente Js to be derived will t the rate of 5 cents a line. open fortum and invites discussion subjects of local or general inter- not’ publish arlonymous communica- ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water’ and Sewerage. Road to the Mainland. ; Comprehénsive City Plan. ‘Hotels and Apartments, Bathing Pavilion. LT H May 1 has been officially designated as Egg ‘Day. Every day, it seems, is “chicken” day. j bin ; ” The question is asked, what has become of ‘the youth movement? Dunno; but it is probably {still moving very rapidly if youth has anything tw" do’ with it. ‘ ; The city prison was crowded with violators Hast month and many of them had to work out their ‘fines, This month more arrests are being made 6n ‘the average, but most every one manages in. some iway to pay his fine, and the city is without its tusual working force. Some mighty strangs things jean happen just before election time, ' Jacksonville now stops every. auto. without ‘lights tor only one light. Those without. tail lights ‘ean not éven goto a garage. The service car is tealled in all such cases* That’s the way Jackson- ¢ville impresses’ fts' auto drivers to, carefully investi- Jgate before leaving home.—Tampa‘ Telegraph. ‘ ' ! It is stated in dispatches that gossip is what ‘ caused the run on Cuban banks, Gossip hes caused ‘more trouble in this world than any other one | thing, and will continue to cause “it as long as the | world-stands. Gossip is dangerous whether indulged over the back fence by two women or at a mahog- oe table surrounded by big business men discuss- ing-4he affairs of the world.—Times-Union. ‘DESTRUCTIVE -ENDEAVORS MEAN FAILURE Sa. * , apeotuna 2 5 ~— & successful business, venture or movement Must have a positive objective, not a negative one, im order to succeed. ~@ An iconoclast endeavors to destroy and. tear ‘Gown often to his own destruction. ‘It is better to Byild than destroy. , \When the defunct Morning Call started to ®Pperate it was the management’s avowed intention % destrqy The Citizen, a paper that had been pub- ‘Vshed' in Key West for the past 47 years in the ‘best interests of this community. , With such a destructive objective it is no onder the publication failed. a 4 Ze BOY SCOUTS COULD HELP ys A few days ago an editorial in The Citizen Suggested a plan for abating the mosquito nuisance | dm Key West. The Florida State Board of Health, & its Mosquito booklet, suggests the aid of Boy Scouts in such endeavors, as follows: “In con- g@iacting inspections as a part of the clean-up pro- ‘gram Boy Scout organizations can often be drawn ‘Ypon to advantage. They are good, enthusiastic Morkers, good, keen observers and ambitious to undertake a task of this kind.” - CHILD HEALTH DAY President Coolidge has suggested that May 1 fag observed as Child Health day. Healthy children row up into healthy men and women who are Mkely to do good work in the world. ™ Many children who have: difficulty in getting through school, are really afflicted by physical de- fects which retard their mental development. For- merly it was thought that ali you had to do to obtain good schools was to turn children into a schoolroom and give them books and teachers. But "ff = child has an imperfect physical machine to Work with, his scholastic results will probably be beiow normal. you first meet them. ‘} seem specially interested in your ‘problems. Personality. SUNDAY EDITION CONTEMPLATED PRZEae y The management of The Citizen is, consider- ing the matter of publishing *a*inddern Sunday morning issue of this newspaper in Key West. The situation here * being carefilly “analyzed to as- certain if conditions will warrant’ the Sunday is- sue, and an effort is being made to dind,out if the | people in Key West desire it... Expressions from the business interests of the city are also desired with assurances of substantial encouragement for | starting a Sunday issue. If The Citizen meets with sufficient encourage- ment to issue a Sunday newspaper in Key West, } it will be a modern publication in every way, and will be a credit to the Island City both in service and appearance. It will not be a newspaper “hatch- ed over night in Key West” to live but a few days, but will come to Key West to stay. This arrangement would afford Key West a | splendid newspaper for every day in the week with sufficient news and feature service to meet every | reasonable requirement. The Citizen management would appreciate ex- pressions in regard to a Sunday morning issue for Key West. DEVELOPING PERSONALITY is a quality which the occupa- tional experts tell us we must have to achieve much success. But most people haye-only a vague idea of what personality is and how anyone can acquire it. “Personality” F. H, Beckmann, a San Francisco business en- gineer, gave several definitions of this quality ing a recent address. One of his ideas was that per- sonality is a quality as the result, of, which the | presence of somé people is desirable, and the presence of some is undesirable. There are some men and women who seem to inspire confidence the moment you enter into con- versation with them. If. you are doing business with them, you feel that they are going to look after your interests and that their advice will be good. A person that has this quality ;is practically sure to make good, provided such a one is not lacking in some important respect. This kind of gift is gained in different ways. Some rather silent and reserved pedple obtain it, | though they may not command jt right off when It may take. ume. to’ show up their good qualities, : One thing that enables many .to gain some- thing of that confidence at one» isthe display of & feeling of interest.in the people vie meets. There are some whose self absorption is constantly mani- fested. If they are working for you, they do. not At they are trying to sell you goods, they Stem inter- ested only in. making the sale. People of that type need to get out of them: selves, and show an interest in the people with whom they have dealings. They must not “merely put-on that appearance, but- they’ ‘must “actually feel that interest. Such a sentiment will give an appearance of cordiality and desire ito render use- ful service, and when peopld have that disposition they have much of the qualities that constitute ee WHERE DOES SWINTON COME IN? Henry Ford might-buy up all of the old thumb- ed and musty. blue-backed spellers in the country and start an old-fashioned spelling “eraze. Lots of men in-business today who used to statd at the head of their respective classes in spelling, and they were taught the art from the old blue-backed Swin- ton, too.—Times-Union. There was one man Noah; he built an ark. There was another. man Noah; j he built a spelling book. There -are many old- timers of us-teday who distinctly remember thumb- papering the old blue-backed spelling book and laboriously learning to ‘spell baket, horse-back, siroco, immateriality and incompatibility, during, | the days of long ago; but those books were built by Noah Webster and were universally known .as-| “Webster’s Blue-Backed Speller.” Where the name of Swinton comes in on this “Blues jacked” busi- ness many old-timers would like mighty, well to | know. “OLEANDER WAY" The Woman's Club through Mrs. J, M-avarro has suggested that the name of White street be changed to that of “Oleander Way.” Since oleander | trees are to line either side of this thoroughfare | as a part of the contemplated improvement and } beautification, and the oleander bloom has be: selected as the flower to adorn tlie sidewalks, a | more suitable name could not haye heen selected. | The White Street Civie Improventéht “Association | thinks so, and thiy‘suggestion of the Woman's club | was indorsed at a recent meeting ef- this organiza- tion. | With White street transformed into the wide and beautiful thoroughfare as “Oleander Way” would be a pretty and very ap- | propriate name, after the improvement program is completed. / is proposed, | | kindergarten the HS | ENEMIES i | | | BY CHARLES P. STEWART Steck naliots NEA Service Writer ‘ON — When Senator! ber of those- m Bingham of Connecti cut declared himself on* the, side of Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa, in the latter's fight to keep] tracting ‘ such hiss x Democratic rival. Daniel eck, it was quite a surprise. Bingham's a conservative to the core. Brookhart has a record ‘as of the fdegpest-dyed, radicals inf t upper house. AGVEE Whe) reeultr y' Republican senators. of whom. Bigham. by rea- on of His conservatism, which auto- matically align’ him with them, is one, there was a pretty general in- elination to favor Steck’s kind of Democracy over Brookhart’s kind of Republicanism. . INGHAM; however. didn‘t allow his conservative. preferences to influent him. He believed Brookhart had the stronger case. Examination of the Brookhart- F to indicate that ®@ majority of tors meant te vote for Steck. 60t; An “unusual num him: proved to perinit- an incor rectly-mbtiked te to count. Sub The Stetkites in. the Senate were for taking. into ‘fAtcount solely. the voters’"}intent,”" ‘he ‘Brookhartites stood pat on thetaw. SeeerscoooscosoooooesNeS People’ s. Forum epee e VIEWS ON ISSUANCE s OF SCHOOL BONDS, Editor Key West Citizen: Dear Sit 1 would like a Tittle space in your “Forum” for a matter of in- terest to many patrons of your paper. There is now. nearly due }a special election fdr $200,000 chool bonds to build two school houses, one for the kindetgarten and one for the trade school and symnasium.. A suitable lasting and handsome building ‘ for “the can ‘ceftainly ’ be for at most $20,000.00 the other would be a fine and ensive building to cost sixty and. dollars. Repairs and new building $20,000. _The city built lis not far enough along to throw #way one hundred thousand dol- ars. We have many, many’ uses for all’the moitey we can raise if every cent is spent in the econ- omical way. The two hundred thousand which the people are ask- i to vote for these two buildings is nearly fifty thousand dollars more than all the school buildings which we are using today (High School, Hartis School, Division Street and Douglas Schools cost) four buildings cost one hun- “thotisand, six ed dollars, Builders of stand- ing say, the. néw_ buildings should hot :cost one: hundred thousand dollars. 3 .T have always been an advocate of any. neceseary expense for the 4 schools ‘of Ménroe count to keep them_ in. the front rank and pro- vide adequate and handsome build- ings for’their use, and unless we can Gse ‘more é¢conomy we shall be in the same condition as some of our sister cities be com- pelled to curtail ‘our ‘schools by shortening the-yeat, which would be deplorable, Hoping that our voters will heed the warning, I am Very truly yours, J. L. WATROUS. Mrs. Nora Robinson of Man- chester, -Eng.; was awarded $1,670 damages against a steamship com- pany_on whose vedsel her husband | died from a mosquito bite, STAR COFFEE MILLS DELICIOUS & REFRESHING A delicious cup of fine flavored COFFEE is a satisfying drink at all times. - That is why every- body who has tried our COF- FEE is ‘a STAR COFFEE || MIELS enthusiast. 512 GREENE ST. Phone 256 GOOD SCREENS RUST AND ACID PROOF ANY SIZE MADE DOORS AND SCREEN Special Mill Work Facilities Seasoned Cypress Used for Frames EXPERT CABINET. WORK - Guaranteeing Fit and Satisfaction SAWYER’S NOVELTY WORKS {| 917 Eaton St. “Woes from Steéck’s | against the claim of | his} score: teft Broolthart ahead. April showers May bills for having rugs Sane Dressiitg eonsibly m makes a girl look so-conspicuous, Look and see if you have enough gus to get back on unless you are taking a good looking girl along. The spring fashion warning seems to be, “Don't count your clothes be- fore they match.” Now comes the season when a man who gets mad aq his wife can go to the ball park and yell at the umpire. ‘The real feason many a man looks down on his wife is because she was silly enough to marry him. (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) William Torrens of Dublin, fined $500 for breach of promise, de- clared he had never kissed a wo- man, although he is: 45. Women taxi drivers in Paris are rapidly increasing in number. MUSIC INSTRUCTION Teacher of Cornet, Saxophone, Trombone and Clarinet. Spe- cial. instruction solfegio, time and music. Band and orchestra furnished for all occasions. Parlor music a specialty. - HUBERT ° REASON 910 White St. Phone 444.w. FRESH WESTERN STEAKS OF ALL KINDS WE HAVE INSTALLED AN UP-TO-DATE ELECTRIC TOASTER SPECIAL DINNER AND PLATE LUNCHEON INGLUD- ING FRESH MEAT AND FRESH VEGETABLES SANITARY RESTAURANT Monroe Theatre Bidg. | | | | The Gas Company’: office will ssemohey sic to de neh of two weeks, was plundered for a new Ford Tudor, a raincoat and a portable typewriter, much to the discomfort of thrée members of the er ial staff. MIAMI—Staten, a dog with rabies. When Dr.-C. J. Brown, a Sr ‘nti Se bet dog from his car. The dog, the veterinarian said, was“ under ob- wae. rioelentind servation for rabies, and he fears for the safety of ‘the alleged thief. GAINESVILLE—Dr.. A. A. Murphree, president of the Uni-| j versity of Florida, will visit sev- eral sections of the state, keeping speaking engagements. His itiner- ary includes the meeting of the State Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons of Florida. FORT MYERS—Fort Myers has a former newspaper scribe at its helm now. The election of Frank Kellow as the new, mayor recalled the fact that His Honor, for 17 years, was a scribe, 18 of which he spent on the Fort Myers Press. sunny, mt ae mee 6:25 A.M. - ec 7:30 P. M. || 3:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. . Dining Car Servi Effective April 20, 1926 Sine - Ar. avian css ‘Tues,, ‘Thurs, Pet, adnsses Lv, Havana—Mon., Tues, Wed., Fri, eae A - Ar. Key West—Mon., Tues, Wed, Fri, Saf cionm~ 8:00PM 8. 8. Governor Cobb leaves Key: West Tues, Thurs, Sat. - 8. S. Governor Cobb leaves Havanw . Wed, Fri’ S. S. Cuba leaves Key West Monday, : ge 5. 8. Cuba leaves Havana Tuesday,: Saturday.” Above hours are based on Easlern Btandard Time PORT TAMPA-KEY WEST- HAVANA ‘use EFFECTIVE FROM PORT TAMPA TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926 Ly. Port Tampa Sunday, Thursday. Ar. Key West Monday, Friday.. - Lv. Key West Monday, Friday. Ar. Havana Monday, Friday... e Ly. Havana Tuesday, Saturday... Ar. Key West Tuesday, Saturday ko me “Lv, Key West Tuesday, Saturday... Ar. Port Tampa Wednesday, Sunday... SS. Cubs leaves Port Tampa Suiday, ‘Thursday, 8. S. Cuba leaves Havana Tuesday, Saturday. Above Reais are DEned dm SDS MNRAS, Sees D, U. WILDER, G. F @ P, A. Jacksonville, Pia. P. J. SAUNDERS, V. P. & G. M. J. M. COSTAR, Agent, Key West, Fin. “Why Cook With Gas?. Because--- It’s Mons Bechonsieal It’s More Convenient It’s More Efficient . Te