The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1926, Page 7

, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1926. MOM’N POP THE Kul. WESc. CITIZ4N Amy Interrupts By Taylo: AMY. WHAT ARE You DOING BEKIND — ‘ , " | @ageoecee IN THE DAY’S NEWS| _ PESRSORODOCCOOOSELOCOOSS - STRAND Prrvrriitititiiiiii itt o | Dr. Francis G. Blair, the new} president of the National Educa- tion Association, .is a prominent educator who for twenty years has filled the post of State Super- |intendent of Public Instruction of Illinois. Dr. Blair is a native of! Hlinois. Even before beginning his collegiate training he had en- tered upon his chosen field of work as a teacher in the country} schools of his neighborhood. After + | completing a course in the Illinois State Normal University he .en- tered Swarthmore College and in 1897 received his B. S. degree from that institution. His first posi- tion after leaving the university | was that of teacher in a school inj Buffalo. Then, in 1899, he ac- cepted a call to become superin- ‘ | tendent of the training depart- ment of the Eastern Hlinois Nor- mal Schoal, which position he con- | tinued to fill until chosen to his j present place as State Superinten- {dent in 1906. FEELING LOTS BETTER NOW Writes Ethel May Snider Who Used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Hartford City, Ind.—Doing house- work and taking care of a sick woman proved Ann Pennington, dainty little Follies star, had a great chuckle at the expense of Army officers q | when she visited Fort Huachuea with the Vietor Schertzinger com- pany to-film Peter B. Kyne’s color- ful story, “The Golden Strain,” which shows at the Strand Theatre today. In this Fox Films production, Miss Pennington, Madge Bellamy, Kenneth Harlan, Hobart Bosworth, Frank Beal, Frank McGlynn, Jr., and others are featured. Now, out in Arizona, there are immumereble automobiles, but everyone rides a horse. 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