The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1934, Page 2

gg UD = his ]road to the mainland. Announce-/ 6 of its two ‘Fame, in Washington, 1e new year beckons with hope ‘not be a bad idea for the in- of these columns in The |’ f a little time from the ae setbe entein te et “human ex- = ¢ We have ¢ might pay ts. to uae nee that depends upon fundamental Sit ieieoing wettivy sather than upon by that another depression may off the books. It might pay some of milies in Key West to reassess human contributions to general welfare and to = strive to take some part in a program that Should improve social conditions now, Let's do some t-talking. Quit kidding yourself. carefully into your participation into the activities of the - ‘Face around you, and decide whether you ees Sot OS pepe of this ity or @ form of human shark, s among whom you live, a Zee Baiy and ad* Hat youd THAR you “ought te do in 1935. REBUKE TO PEDANTS Teachers of English who cling to all; troops to-Franee,; born in tpl pee gnc meget ot Hoe ate lpg ire sr, ‘made through The Citizen. $1930, wvecececcccccecccceceose). Today In History 6 To avoid an automobile which was making a four-eorner ae at Russell, a Salvation Army work- 1782—Charleston. s. c., “ evac-} ter, Mrs. Russell was knocked down uated by the British. bad lost her presence of mind her jton, at Mount Vernon, aged. 67. car would have probably passed! over the injured woman, instead |! 1819—Alabama admitted to of inflicting minor injuries. | Statehood. Prohibition agents, numbering! 1911—Reald Amundsen of Nor about eight officials, made a sur-!wsy, first to reach the South Pole. vey of the city today in Search of | —_________ & liquor, A number of places were! Two of the men received each. a. visited and large quantities of the: ‘broken leg while the others re- contraband stuff seized. Several ‘iceived painful injuries but se arrests were made in connection (fractures. “ with the raids. .,Approximately) four truck loads were captured | and the value of the haul was con-;tion of the national game at the servatively placed at $15,000. It} baracks yesterday and as was pre- | Setarday; moderate northeast and/ dicted the Regulars won over the] winds. — seizure officials that the liquor is} All Americans. It was a fast Floriéa: Fair tonight and Sat- game and filled with exciting si! is-the opinion of the search of fairly good quality. uations. From the start of thet Editoria! Comment: Formerly} game to the final out all of they used to extol the bread win-| players were on their toes mer of the family but it takes a working for victory. The cake winner to satisfy people now] ended with the score 3 to 1. in Key West. During the past three weather bureau = days Five negroes were injured eal sub-station urday at Big Pine Key. when one} Sand Key reported the passing ofthe wheels of the speeder on/50 vessels. Of this number ie they were riding came off. }were going west and two south. ly the ancient rules were given a thorough-! geing rebuke in a recent lecture by Dr. Prank H. Vizetelly, one of the greatest | living authorities and editor of a leading | dictionary. ; Among other things, the doctor coun-| i ‘temanced ending a sentence with a pre- i ‘ =| position, approved the split infinitive, tes- | tified to the fercefulness of a moderate | th -amount of slang and otherwise played | ec with many pet traditions of the} pedants, The English language, like all others, | a eee *| Spelling, pronunciation, grammar | . Pa caeeiiekac tase tin sab bee .} it is often as important to know when to break them for the sake of clarity and | Well, that was a good exhibi-} © POOL LOOP ELE aeaelaeserae ii] wa | yessrece steesreres sarees finer holiday gift than a s@rings emccest eth Tt will encourage them ot secomer cera educate them to realize the value «f s duller Safeguard the future «f your Bathe ome teaching them good tates The First National Bank of Key. Deposit up to $5.000 gusrastees br me Fader Depes:t ineuremce Corparemos 16 PIECE SET, consisting aps, 4-Saaeats, Un bear “$1.00