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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
PROGRESS ON OVERSEE HIGHWAY

That was a most significant announcement
made a few days ago conveying the information to
the public that the whole section of Key Vests
highway to the mainland designated as project No.
/ had been entirely completed by the contractors
and is ready to turn over to the board of county
commissioners.
This completes the most difficult unit of con-
struction work of the whole highway, and means
nearly five miles more added to the finished por-
ton Of the worlds greatest, grandest and most pic
turesque highway. On this stretch were built seven
bridges ranging in length from 100 to 300 feet,
and one bridge $500 feet long containing an i'm
mense steel draw span. The entire project was
completed in twelve months at an approximate cost
of 100000 It's completion opens up 80 miles of
the road on the mainland end, and marks an epoch
in the progress of the countrys greatest roadbuild
ing proposition.
With construction work for every foot of the
highway contracted for 80 miles finished on one
end and IL miles the other, work going along
nicely and rapidly on several intervening sections
and fine prospects for early activities in the mat
ter of building the three long toll bridges the peo
pie of Key West and the Intervening keys can
scarcely realize how soon the vast project will be
completed and the tremendous value this wonderful
driveway will be to them.
Unit BY unit, stretch by stretch, bridge by
bridge, our long dreamed of highway to the main
land and the outside world is being completed, and
sooner than many of US expect will come the
momentous announcement that the road to the
mainland is finished.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
AMERICAN PRINCIPLES

orator was on american principles" In those
days democracy was not so generally recognized in
the world as it is now. 1t was remarked that if
the governments of the world would reorganize
their affairs on the American idea of equal rights,
and would give the average run of people better
chance, they would be more stable and less subject
to and revolutionary overturns
While many of those old speeches would seem
bombastic and spread eagle now, yet their funda-
mental idea was true. The governments of the
world have largely to the principles that were
enunciated in our Declaration of Independence on
July A. 1776, and if these ideas had prevailed in
Europe Is years ago, there would have been no
war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
MORE LIGHT. MORE EGGS

Stories Of increased egg production by hens
subjected to artificial light to lengthen their lay-
ing day" frequently have been published, but many
persons have no doubt considered the idea in the
nature Of joke.
But serious experiments with data carefully
that hens aroused before daylight in lighted coops
will produce more eggs than those working only
during the natural day.
A test covering two months, held on the farm
teresting His flock Of $50 White Leghorn hens
was divided into two equal groups of 1876 hens
each, group being subjected to artificial light
and the other being without lights In the lighted
pen, an alarm clock operating knife switch turn
ed on the lights at o'clock in the morning dur
ing the months of February and March AS re-
suit, the hens in the lighted pen laid 6,52S eggs
during the two months while those in the unlighted
pen laid only 1886.
The value Of the additional 1872 eggs pro-
dueed through lighting was $52.4O The expense for
electricity used in lighting only 90 cents Thus
the actual added profit on the flock of 1e5 hens
resulting from early morning lighting Of their pen
was s51.44
In view Of this and other successful expert
ments of the same nature. it seems likely that
poutrymen everywhere viii eventually avail them
selves Of this simple and inexpensive method Of
increasing the egg production Of their flocks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
THE SERVICE OF ADVERTISING

Advertising has become so much valued that
people look to it as regular service which they
nes before they attempt to buy any line of goods.
Th dislike to start out to buy things, unless they
hast previously made study through the adver-
tisltg Of what the stores are offering.
Advertising has improved SO wonderfully that
il lns become kind of directory Of market offer
ingt II spreads before the people in each news.
paRr issue a. story of business conditions. You
earS read IL and find out what kind Of goods are
beikg bought. what the styles and fashions are,
WHIT kind Of service the people are demanding,
WHIT suggestions the merchants have to offer as
to heeting household and personal demands Peo-
pie.wi always find i to their advantage 10 trade
vic merchants who have goods they are not
afraid 10 advertise.
Also yen are thereby enabled to keen IN touch
vitt the trend Of prices whila some merchants
eoSd make their advertising little more CON
vinting il they quoted prices more freely. vet %
muth Information is given about prices that the
hu1sr can set asgood idea Of Whist things cost n
tho great majority of lines.
The customer for any line Of goods starts out
70 snaks purchases with much clearer idea of
he sitDution in that line, il he Or she has been
thrsngh the advertising in the newspapers. In
thal way people can save the cost Of subscription
70 newspaper great many times over.
fecrle who,read advertising faithfully ought
60 ave several hundred dollars during ysar in the
expense 81 running family Where without al
vsIsising information they would probably have
hcghs the first high priced article that was offered
shdn. after infcrning themselves IN this way they
har an idea Of the price that ought to Re paid. No
eut can afford to fail to read the advertising pub.
llslNHsm The osst1en
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD

Factory workers, railroad men,
farmers. miners, mill-employees,
teamsters. and those constantly
exposed to changing weather. who
work at hard physical labor, are
more or less subject to kidney all
ments and kindred ills. J. G.
Wolf, Green Bay. Wis, says,
Foley Pills Ia diuretic stirnulant
to the kidneysl relieved me of a
severe backaehe, that had bother
ed me fer several months. A few
bottles fixed me mp in good shape. /"
Cost little. but reliable. valuable
medicine guaranteed to give salts
faction. Ask for Foley Pills. The
heT West Drug Go. jnne1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
DAILY LESSONS in
ENGLISH

By w. L. GORDON


NS0D - - - - - y ~ v y y
Words often misused: Don't
speak of '1ovely gown, /" lovely
book" lovely Happier" 1t is q
much abused adjective.
Often mispronounced: Arkansas,
Pronounce Ar-kan-saw and accent
first syllable,
Often misspelled: defendant.
ant.
Synonyms: Intelligence, clever
ness, hrilliancy, sagacity, sense,
aiertness.
Word study: "Use word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by master
ing one word each day. Today's
word: Supplicate; to seek hum.
bly, and earnestly: beg; implore.
1.-THE prisoner gave one timid sup
plicatlng glance"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26

Figures compiled by the American Fruit Grow
ers Inc, show that up to May 26, there passed
through Jacksonville and High Springs 2o,565 cars
Of oranges, 17,547 cars Of grapefruit and 1927
cars Of .tangernes. making total Of 39,739 cars
Of citrus fruits shipped from Florida. The esti-
mated number Of boxes shipped BY express is TO-
600; boat, 100000; trucks $4,000, and to can
ming plants 100000 boxes, which would make the
total crop for the season Of l925-26 about 1880
600 boxes. This is enough for Florida to maintain
herfeputatlon of being one of the principal citrus
growing sections Of the world.Jacksonville Times
UnEn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26
FLORIDA HAS CHANGED HANDS
lorlando sunl

Florida has unique history Of changins
hands:
In 1913 Florida came into existence under
Spain and
In 1868 France had q part Of 1t. then
In 172s-Spain had II again. and
In 1853 Great britain got Florida while
In 1888 Florida went back 70 Spain, and
In ISIS the United States owned it. and
In 1919 Spain got it for the fourth time.
In 1921 the United States again became its
owner.
IN 1851 The Southern Consederacy annexed
It. and
In 1866 came under the Stars and Stripes.
where Il has remained ever since.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-26

Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land office at Gainesville, Fla.
June H. 1925
NOTICE IS hereby given that
Kittie Roberts Of Ramrod Key.
Florida. who. on March e. 1924,
made Homestead Entry. no.
EU1s634, Tor Lots and 8, Section IS,
and Lot 2, section ~, Township So
S., Range % T.. Tallahassee Meri-
dian. has filed notine 81 intention
10 make Communication Proof, 10 es-
tablish claim 70 the land above de-
scrlbed. before Clerk Circuit Court.
at Key west. Florida, On the zath
day If J0lv, 1896
Claimant names al witnesses.
John Ed ard Eaviin of Ramrod
Key, Florida
Albert Henry Gross, Of Ramrod
Kew, Florida
9 81 Drummond. of Ramrod
1zeS. Florida
Ruth Rrgn 9rummond, OF Ram
rod keE. Florida.
GEORGE c. GROIN.
/ junef SGT REGISTER,
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WASHINGTON Za
LETTER g69
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
NEA service writer


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. David
W Aiken Reed had woodrow VII.
son as his lawyer once.
Reed was a Princeton freshie. 4
soph picked on him. Reed grabbed
rotten tomato and threw 1t at the
sorh. 1t missed. 1t went through
an open window and hit nice old
lady smack in the face. Despite his
apologies. the old lady had Reed
pinched.
DR.. Wilson. Princeton car. knew
freshies and sophs. He knew Reeds
provocation He felt the old lady
should have aceel I'd the apologies
So he appeared for Reed and got him
of
THUS IL will be seen that Reed
has nerve. Nobody can pick on
him and get away with It.
They're picking on him in his
home town Of Pittsburgh now Some
Of the voters there don't like it be.
cause he said they acted like dun
der heads when they refused 10 re.
nominate his Pennsylvania fellow
senator. George Wharton Pepper
The tip has been slipped 70 him
that he's due 10 get his. like Pepper,
when the time comes.
VTELL. Reed isn't scared As
w previously remarked. he has
nerve
1t took nerve. for instance. TO as.
sure the Pennsylvania Republicans.
on whose support he himself de.
ponds that they were "dunder
heads.
II took nerve TO urge 3 prohibition
referendum in dry Senate
II took nerve for a regular Re.
publican senator 10 champion young
senator Bob La Toilette in the up.
per house Of Congress
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Arthur Smith Of Chicago broke
his leg TRYING to get a black cat
down from 4s-foot telegraph
pole. then the cat came down Of
It's own accord.
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The duty Of many folks to take vacation Is
80 ksehIy felt that they win consent to go one
provided someone win furnish them with che
money.
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II there is anything you can do or say that
would aid in promoting the Fourth Of July cele-
bration in Key West, just hop in and help.
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Georgia is Boosting twelve million dollar
peach crop. We can beat that in peaches at the
beaches any old day
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II you are really wise. you'll trade with ner-
chants who advertise
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~ Once politicians tossed their hats
Into the ring. Vow they use them
for msgaphones.
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In Turkey they have Sunday on
our Friday. 50 by the time we have
our sunday the Turks have recov.
cred.
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Kangarees are decreasing in Aus.
tralia. Pedestrians decrease here.
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LOOK AND LEARN
By A. C. GORDON

1. Who has been the only
bachelor president Of the U. S.?
2. What bird has a windpipe
fouIoio five feet long?
3. What state is nicknamed the
"Hawkeye State?
4. Who is the best loved of
all American poets?
5. What city is the head of
navigation on the Mississippi
River?
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Cards OF thanks resolutions OF obituary
actces other than those which the paper may give
nateroof VIII be charged for at the rate of
q line.
Notice Of church and society and all other enter
alnmkEds from which revenue is to be derived will
charged for at the rate of cents line.
The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion
public issues and subjects OF local general Inter-
st. but II Will not publish anonymous communca-
iona
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In .Afghanistan. kids Of five years
marry; while in America. married
couples often act that age.
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Five toes In a shoe during summer
are one or two toes too many.
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Answers 10 Yesterdays QUESTIONS.
L. Neptune.
2. Delaware.
8. Sir Isaac Newton.
4. Newfoundland.
5. The elephant
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John .. Rockefeller says he never
worries. ne Wouldn't, either
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Garter-size fur chokers for vo.
men are vogue in Paris.
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Winter fslistess on Hands or Feet
disappear after few applications
imperial Eczema Remedy All
druggists are authorized 70 refund
your money IL Il faiis-Adv.
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Florida has unique history Of ehsnsias
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-31
SLAYER PROMISED
Job IS WAITING

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 30.-Witb
a promise Of his old job if he cve-
comes back, Frank Bongiovanni, who
has lived here quietly for four years
as Michael Mento. has left for Roch-
ester, n. Y, to face charge of homi
eide. dating back to August, 1922.
Bongiovanni is accused of Staying
Michael Scrbrioni at Pittsford, y. Y,
and freely described the affair after
his arrest here. Scribrioni, whom he
characterizes as "the bully Of the
Italian settlement" joined a party at
the home Of Bongiovanni's father-in-
law, engaged il an argument and
whipped out revolver after an ex-
change of bottles and chairs.
BOngiovanni admitted he was
quicker on the draw" He then want
ed to surrender, he told authorities.
but friends induced him TO flee. After
going to Norfolk, Va: Harrisburg,
Pa; Williamsport, Pa: New York /;
Port Huron. Mich. and TO Trenton
y. j.. he arrived in Detroit and OBJ
tanned work in an automobile factorg.
He leaves here a wife and five chill
dren, who, with HIM, had won a place
of respect in Worthwhile, a suburb of
Detroit,