The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 2

Pes PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SMBMoeeeevoesevccvescer DA¥ BYDAYIN FLORIDA Sesevesesereveveseoessve (By Associated Preas) GAINESVILLE—H..T. Daniel,! special sige a the Atlantic Coust Line railPoad, “ -has* been named chief of’ police for “Gaines- ville, to sueceed Joe D. Dixon, re- signed. The city council an- nounced the appointment, and also the ‘ of @ police sta- tion with id onight desk sergeants. &T. PETERSBURG—Something not altogether son the program oc- » Pass-a-Grille during a i. While the greased was in motion, one of y pigs:dashed along the he tent of a sleep- ing wom woman, .#tartled at the abruptness of the intruder, jumpabtd! her: feet,’ struek’. her head against the tent pole and was knocked unconscious. An ambu- lance took her away while crowd chased the pig. the JACKSONVILLE—Post com- mazders, adjutants and executive committeemen of the Florida de- partment, American Iegion, have been called to meet for their mid- summer session at Sanford, August 9. The call was issued by C. Howard Rowton, department edjutant. National , Adjutant James Barton will be-the, guest of honor. PALATKA—Putnam county is taking steps to employ a county agent, The county commissioners, following a plea by a representa- “tive delegation from over the county, indieated that they intend- A to include in their next budget an appropriation .to | supplement that of the federal government for |: employment of the ‘agent. PENSACOLA—At least one child in the country got more than his share of fireworks on Inde- pendence Day. He is Michael Tar- mon, 4, of Pensacola, who was seriously burned about the eyes when a eracker éxploded. Michael bad been forbidden the use: of firecrackers, “but passersby are said to have given him some. MILTON—Miss Ethy] Holloway is preparing to assume her néw position: of home demonstration is now andergoing:a special course at the. State College for. Women, ib >. tween Mil- ‘This city is getting to show the world that she weigginen strangers within her ge The local Rotary club has to pince “welcome” signs north, south and east en- to the city. at [ASSEE—The Board of Ci Commissioners has just to Governor Martin adop-: tionaef the $1,500,000 bond issue for’ Daytona and New Smyrna in! ‘The vote was 1,006 for 567 against, with 18 votes out. The bonds will be tonstruetion, improvement and ghaintenance work, LA—A head-on collision two automobiles resulted people, seriously injured, Tushed to a local hospital. H. Goodwin, of Alachua, a broken right arm and cuts and bruises, and Olive. , Of Valdosta, Ga., was when he was thrown a windshield. in Ork or Ivy is relleved with Imperial Eczema . All druggiats are au- fg retena your money if it pos NURSES KITTEN GHAMTON, N. Y.—A_ fe- ter belonging to R. A. is nursing a kitten with her of two puppies. 4 bi OUT OUR WAY RCE, WASHED DISHES WHAT Do. YOU THINY THIS 15, ; A ROYAL FAMIIN? (MAKES | / MOOR HANDS RED: BAH: THEN RE JUST BLUSHING WITH PRIDE AT FINDING THEYRE ~ 7| ‘GOOD FOR SOMETHING! we 4 ALL MY LIFE — \ | { ARE MINE RED? LOOK AT THEM! \\ MOU'RE NOT 7 LOOKING * Sj ; . WHY MOTHERS GET GRAM — HE PRINCESS ANDTHE THRONE. ™~ By Williams! NO,1I DONT [| TRINK MNO 1, ROMALTM ; ANO fT DOES MAKE [7 NM HANDS RED, | AND. L YAM \ TRwlbams ALL DEPOSITORS:IN SAME. CLASS IN NEW RULING BY OFFICIAL “{ihy Ansoctatee, Prens) TALLAHASSEE, Fia., July 14. —Postmasters who deposit United } States’ funds in banks, must take) positors, when such finaneial in. stitutions fail, unless the posteffic: money is deposited under special | jeontract for safekeeping, and~ is! jkept segregated. from ‘ the other } |funds of the bank. | ney General J. B. Jahnson, sent to} Ernest Amos, comptroller. Mr.| Amos “advised that from time to| time his department had applica-| \tions from postmasters to make} proof of claim on receivers of} failed banks for deposits. j Where postal funds are deposit-| ed generally, the bank becomes a} jdebtor. te. the postmaster in the} |same_manner as to other general | depositors, the attorney general} | said. | | oe | | DAMPEST SPOT LOCATED | | For half a century. the world’s! ecord for rainfall. has been held} | by Cherapunji in India, where on/| | an average 426 inches of rain falls | | during the year, or better than an} tineh a day. However a new re-) | cord spot.is located now in Hawaii) jon the summit of Mount Waial-' jeale, where in. 1918 it rained 600) | inches or nearly two inches every | day. Two inches of rain is equiv- | alent to 129,280 tons to the square’ | mile. 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