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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

cakes, dresses, stories, songs,
ploughs and pig pens-intc all
objects and all expressions.
The brain Is thoughts trans
former-taking the idea from
thought and putting 1t into action.
Just as an electrical transformer
takes electricity out of the void
and urns it into the Juice" that
lights your office OF heats your
flatiron.
But the transformer does not
MAKE that Juice"
Nor does the brain MAKE the
idea or the desire which we call
thought.
Thought stands behind the
brain like some yelled, mysterious,
stranger touching keys Of flesh.
If the tool which thought uses
is in fit condition. good work is
done.
If it is a remarkable tool, un.
usual work is done.
But If 1t is a spoiled tool no
work at all is done. You say
it cannot think" What you
really mean is that it cannot
transmit the command Of thought.
But for all we know, thought may
stand behind that brain, too,
looking out with sad eyes, as one
who looks through a warped,
soiled window pane. ] think per.
haps that is so and that we
should therefore respect the in
sane and give them difference as
we'll as pity, for greatness abides
in them. too.
We cannot describe thought.
We cannot locate it. We cannot
explain it. But we do know
this wonderful thing about it,
THOUG HIT MAKES OUR
WORLD BEFORE WE EVER
SEE IT
The world we see is only a
bungling copy of the world which
thought makes.
Consider that haautiflll rug
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30

man who planned 1t.
The thing which came through
the loom and the hands was not
the REAL rug. 1t was a copy Of
the real rug, and not a very goou
copy. Any artist or inventor or
workman of any sort can tel
you that--the thing which -
done is never as good as the
thing was planned.
The real rug was thought rug.
It is the same with everything
you have or see In this world
about you. You are really living
in two worlds - an invisible
THOUGHT world, which has no
substances, but which flames with
color and vibrates with feeling
and a MATERIAL world. which
is only clumsy copy OF that
thought world.
There's nothing religious or
mystical about that statement. II
is a plain statement Of fact-as
practical q fact as q biscuit
recipe or the fact that one and
one make two.
Think about that fact a. you
so through like today.
Think about those TWO
WORLDS and their relative value.
If you think about it, today
and every day, your whole life.
will be changed. You will have q
bigger life. You will see and feel
and know things Of which you
have had no conception. A great
deal Of your doubt and fear will
fall from you. The fear of death.
for instance.
You have feared death because
1t did not seem possible that we
could live without our hodies.
BUT WHEN YOU REALIZE
THAT ALL OUR REAL LIVING
IS BEING DONE NOW Dit
SIDE THE BODY, TT Will
NOT SEEM so DIFFICULTIES
LIVE ON WHEN THE BODY
is WORN OUT. 90
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30

IN THE tiny kingdom of Null,
l. beyond the Likiang Snow
Range of Yunnan Province, China,
there is as strange a system of
caste as can be found anywhere
in the world. There is a king.
a prince lama. and hereditary rul-
ing family, and yet these royal
personages must bow down before
the son OF Tibetan beggar,
For the real ruler is the Living
Buddha of the Null monastery.
He Is the head of the famous
lamas of Null. He it is who de-
crees the destinies of the realm
and lives in pomp befitting the
ruler of the land.
This Living Buddha is a youth
of some Is years old, who has
been reared from the day of his
birth to take his exalted position
in the realm. He was chosen for
his place purely as a result of
the happy chance of the day end
hour of his birth.
The Living Buddha is supposed
to live forever, and when his
mortal body dies. his reincarna-
ton must be found and substi.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30
SAYINGS OF WISE MEN

Gifts come from above In their
own peculiar forms.-Goethe
None grieve so. ostenta tiously as
those who rejoice most in heart
Tacitus.
Liberty Is given by nature to
dumb animals.-Tacitus.
Alas! how difficult It Is to pre-
vent the countenance from betray-
ing guilt.-Ovid.
Fortune has rarely condescended
to be the companion of genius
Disraeli.
There is merit without eleva-
ton, but there is no elevation
without some merit.-La Roche
fAsscauFtf.a'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30

"OW in the looks does con.
i'll scious guilt appear!
Ovid.
The way of the world is to
make laws. but to follow customs.
-Montaigne.
A large part of virtue consists
in good habits. -Paley.
Ingratitude Is treason to man.
kind. Thomson.
Love looks not with the eyes,
but with the mind.
Shakespeare.
Friendship closes its eye, rather
than see the moon eclipse; while
malice denies that 1t is ever at the
'f,sl4a-A-FFare.
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THINK about
u thought.

What makes
thought?
MY b rain
you say.
But we have
no sltg h t e s t
proof that the
brain m a X e s
thought.
The brain Is
thoughts tool.
1t prod uces
a elton after
t h o u 6 h t has
evoked the vision
of that action.
IL makes the
hand strike in
anger, or move
in beauty. 1t
transmits tn e
power that goes
into the making
of great build
- -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30
Relocating Meat

WHEN joint of meat requires
w to be reheated, one of the
best plans is to allow the cold
water from the tap to run over 1t
for a minute or two, and then put
it in the oven to heat thoroughly.
If treated In this way. the meat
is almost as nice as when freshly
roasted.
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LISTEN, WORLD!

which you have
just bought FOR
your home. You
think or That
rug as the prod.
net Of wool.
dyes. 4 loom. II
weaver. 1t ID
not. 1t is the
prod uct or
thought.
That rug was
made long be-
fore it ever came
from the LOOM.
1t was made by
and in thought.
Each intricate
contact OF warp
and wool took
place in thought.
Fac h glowing.
color was born
in thought. The
real rug was
born in the
thought Of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-30

never been married 20 one. you
don't know what Eternal Tor
rnent 4sl f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

A BARGAIN BY OWNER AND BUILDER
two new bungalows In nearby Washington;
close to cars; soft. lots. cement street,
ami; hardwood floors open freplaces
For particulars call Hyattsvllle 60S.W.. So
SIX ROOMS AND BATH AMI; 23 MIN.
Ute from Treasury ,- very Large lot good
terms. 10000 p o. Box 1870
MODERN BUNGALOW: LARGE ROOMS
bath. sleeping porch. bright cement cellar
near station tu at Rlverdale Nd 81 75o e from
owner: terms Hyatts 4SI
WO0DFoRD STA: VAL MILES FROM
balance easy terms G. W BRAGG. owner.
Ballston. Va Clarendon 455 W. s.
4;RoOM BUNGALOw-ELEC.. WATER
dale: No cash. $50 month. Phone owner,
I'm USUs Sc L-I BULDING SITES g. AND 2
f SigS fertile fields H., fine woodland or
torresoondence invited Address Box &e6.i D.
SSass w To f EhA my MIST FILL 10Y NY sR
ssI SO? sG f5Q e., sa sos Fruit trees Ada:ess
A anq ssspHF bo7b 6 @wS s5zf5G SEw
f''1 81 &c., $500 s's Had... Ha,t
VA. HIGHL ANDS-NEW 5-R. AND SLEEP
sns many earss i 80 oMner
So: $50: $500 cash bal. like rent. viii &c.
f Fas :2of star as once Gsr' ADDRESS
9 5-ACRE TRACTS Is, MINUTES RIDE
fens ae foo Ave ewNE dge 5 e. Susane Nd
RosEM9NT bath tISD %se bsr
venient to cars and bus. The price is really
5s sse1 Eas s. easy 'er Nan a WM ELLIS
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WANTED-ACRrACE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANTED-D. C. OR MARYLAND ACRE
age or farm property: state location anC
price. Address Box 35a-D Star Office
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GARDENS

PETWORTH GARDENS,
1913, 100 and 131 Webster st. NV.
Excellently planned apartments of 3 and 4
rooms. kitchen and bath Rentals very mod
crate. See resident manager in Apt. TO- 131
Webster st. or
Gl3 Ihth ST NV Main oRQn
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FOR SALE-ACREACE

NO. 1921 9th ST. N.W-PRICR- S2-72
a. (; MCLAUGHLIN. Bond Building. Fran
lin 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
1858 CRESCENT PLACE N

1856 CRESCENT PLACE NV.
One block west Of 2400 10th st.
Cheapest rentals i'll town. Wonderful Sum-
mer location. overlooking best part of city.
Apartments containing . rooms kitchen, din
ing alcove and bath Representative on
premises Sunday, or see
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
S13 18th St. NV. Main $500
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FOR SALE-HOIrSES


bath n rEG 4th and Park R r9 Ned
%G4%R NfR a Rsrms .rGm owners apt
EDeoREsIDENTIAL OR BUSINESS
oD sb sIectri li@h,s furnace heat oead
Boz s5s.D. star asiF ONO f@''o; terms Address
h,fR.EsuNINGER Built HOME VEST OF
s %",, slos from Mt Fisssan. ear linz. PS:6o
s. ,O0O--,KENTCCKY AVE s-E.-C0RNER
"os ETC. fan hc 6nta elPs on To month";
RR asmsnts .,c & 5 $50 per month sSLADSAS
delightful colonial pdr Z BRICK " home Of 3
600 cash! snd $50 % S%9di'2 GEA TsS1H
Rcaltor. 30S Pa ave. -. Lincoln 347
u and ase shrSbber5 e. soxa1S 'hsas
reasonable. Phone Cleve. 1870.
RMs 4S Sas H ST St. LATR0R W Hr scnd sT
offer il sold immediately leaving city. g.
5IisE Act quickly address Box 5iS?b
COLONIAL HOMES IN CHEVY CHASE
garage az s large LOT; fine trees, Address Box
a.2O ,JENIFER ST, NEAR, w1scoNsIE
ave -,6room house. cleo. gas, bath. screened
porch eeiar r: 3ea rss gara a5 hare FFoE.d
BCNGALOW--5 ROOMS, BATH, SLEEPING
W Wood:,t. So 700: terms FIR $50. or
1879 QUINCY ST NV. JUST NORTH or
! 4th and Park rd few doors off Attn St
s rooms tile bath h " h., elec lisns new new
and painted floor refnished garage Cleve.
WooDRIDGEIIMUsT egE SOLD. VERY
| kota ave Open fireplace oak floors,
rooms modern bath, h.-w.h.. large lot
OWNER WILL SELL GROOM MODERN
southeast house near East Capitol st. for
S6500, small cash payment. balance month
i Phone Franklin 2106.
513 18th ST. Ne ROOMS. Nv H
cleo. large rooms. good condition: prize.
s5e5o: $500 $500 Gas. cass' s55 per mo f ~
MACOMB sTREET-ETGHT ROOMS DOT
Open Or s' sunday afternoon. e. .740J for DE-
tails.
BY OWNER DIRECT. CHARMING SIX
room Burleith house garage: garden. Cash:
81 500. and 500 per month Others terms II
any a9 me Or st sa MAJ SIM eG
mac l0s3-w 80
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. s49.25; s.R.
brick tilsd bath almost new all igr sCe
small cash payment: make offer. North 4s0o
$3.50, CAsH-s52.5O MoNTA--So.5 500
price Charming new bungalow home In
high. healthy residential section of Brook
| land Just above Rhode Island ave. The home
| is very well constructed and has large
front porch five delightful rooms. com
plete modern bath. selected electric fixtures
and numerous other attractions. In such
location and on such extremely easy terms
Of purchase; it merits your immediate in
spectton Phone Main 9710. Branch IL. or
North 49so-W after pm
s. ,975-BC1LT-IN GARAGE: VERY AT
tractive new tapestry brick residence oc-
cupying a splendid location in Brookland
overlooking the University grounds. Three
rony gorches., six handsome, rooms. hard
Kitchen and enaneled cabinet. piece
porcelain sink and built-in refrigerator. spe-
cial electric fltments and endless other
charms. This unusual hons may pc pur-
chased for only $500 cash and the balance
on very easy monthly payments Phone
Main 9770. Branch IL. or Cleve. S040 after
pm.
N ,EDGEMoog PRoPER-sl4. 500; 81 600
house lot 60xl36 IT.: open Monday until
o'clock. 1107 Arlington I'd. one-half block
north of Edgemoor lane.
HOUSE, PARTLY FURNISHED. on P ST
near Iowa Circle-Hot air heat and gas, q
rooms. baths, hutler's pantry. Call y
eaII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05

A REAL BARGAIN.
400 acres. this side of Rockville Sacri-
fice for quick sale. $125 acre. Act quick
Lincoln 4191 bs
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-COLORED.
1915 RESERVOIR RID. NV.
Broom brick dwelling: lust papered and
230 w ST. NV
or; E. b.: good condition; available July
1909 MEIGs PL. NE.
8 rooms. water in house; $22 so
425 18th ST. Sc.
6r. & b.; good condition: reduced
755 HOBART PL. NV
6r. b.; cleo: low rent
III HOBART PL. NV.
8 r, & b.: cleo. furnace heat
N. f. RYON CO., INC.
1923 F ST. NV. Main $500
341S 14th St. Columbia 1877.
1910 CONN. AVE.-15 RMS. AND B,
1888 9Th st. n.w.--6 rms and b.
Reasonable rents
HENRY SCHAFFERT
$50 John Marshall Place.
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Inspect Today-Rents Reasonable.
Bay Street Apartments Open for Inspection.
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(Contnu
NEW APARTMENTS-RENT REDUCED
lust WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR

1896 BAY ST. Sc
between 18th and 18th. seq
First floor, 2 rooms, kitchen and bath, $3.50.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

OWNER OF 11-ROOM DETACHED HOMl
near 18th and Park I'd will exchange for 2
family fiat in NV. or ne. must have 8 bed
rooms in one fat. Priced right: lot wort
price asked as apartment site.
H. r; HoWENsTE!N CO..
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IN ,EpGEEMoog PRoPEREzsl4; 500 81 600
house lot 60xl35 IT: open Monday until Z
o'clock. 1907 Arlington I'd. one-han block
north of Edgemoor lane
HOUSE, PARTLY FURNISHED. on P ST.
near Iowa Circle-Hot air heat and gas, q
rooms. baths buffers pantry. Call y
SShS OWNER selling rnasnnahlA
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1874 18th ST.-Coner: rooms. tile
bath. ami. 3 large porches: now being re-
papered and painted; Gear built-in garage.
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WOODRIDGE-MUST BE SOLD VERY
easy terms, price only So 500; facing 6 Da.
rooms, modern bath h.-w.h.. large lot.
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S7"30-NR. ST. PETERS PARIsH-A
,nelEhtful colonial pGr. brick home OF 8
large rooms; southern exposure: tile bath
i " b elec cellar ex condition: vacant
- 600 cash, and $50 mo GLADMAN
hcaltOF. 3OS Pa ave. Sc Lincoln 347
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PETWORTH,

PETWORTH.
Colonial residence. 9 rooms. h.-w.h.. cleo. :;
garage: equity about $1,000.
ST. near 10th
rooms, LIST commercial, equity, SIS, 900.
Georgetown.
IA rooms. baths, h.-w.h.. cleo price
$4,000. Trust adjusted to suit.
1896 14th st. NV.
Store and apt equity about $4,000.
American University Park
ID lots equity. 81 1000.
PETTY & PETTY.
l211 Eye st. NV. Main o437-3s s..
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1881 QUE STREET.
Reduced Rents.

Entire building redecorated
throughout.
One room, dining alcove,
kitchen and bath. .$42. 50
Two rooms, dining alcove,
kitchen and bath. ...... 5000
Three rooms, dining alcove
kitchen and bath. -. 72.5O
All apartments have Murphy
beds. Tables and chairs fur
nished for dining alcoves.
Open for Inspection.
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
1nn1 al NJ Wy
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tiful home. rooms, tile bath. 3 inelosed
porchee. hardwood foors perfect repair
built-in garage. $4,000.
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OPS 18th St. NV.

B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO OPS 18th
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666A MORTON ST. NE-2nd-Aoor hat
4 rooms and bath. cleo. $500.
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1879 QUINCY ST NV. JUST NORTH OF
s rooms tile bath h W H. elec i-hs new
fixtures colonial front porch: newly paperei
and painted floor refnished garage. Cleve.
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BCNGALOW-5 ROOMS. BATH. SLEEPING
uorch built-in garage. on lot 15xl5o, in
Woodside. So zoo. terms. FIR sSe4 or
Woodside ABB evenings. 10.
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1885 PHELPS PL. NV. near Conn. ave
Apis. with disable recep. halls suites of
3 r. r and > r; Housekeeping. $50 and
up. summer rates
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CoLoREp; 1897 New Jersey sve-10
rooms and bath. $500.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS CO.. INC.
1892 ST.. .-, Main 1900.
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S5.00O-KENTCCKY AVE. s.E-CORNER
nome nom" OF rooms. bath. close to carr.
sthools, etc: IAN he purchased on monthly
payments OF $50 Der month GLADMAN
Realtnr- ZOE Pa .,e o nc DC
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MONEY. TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
first and second mortga ages: Lowest interest
rates rates :, Quick action: CAFRITZ Co. INC.
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THE ABSECoN. 1905 r St NV r..
kit. and b., $50, r.. kit. and b.. $50: bar
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THE GORGAS, Ga. ave. at Aspen St.
Detached, r.. recep. hall, kit. and bath;
reasonable.
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STANLEY ARMS 18th ST. near Mass. ave.
Walking distance stories: l r. kit.
dtnet. bath. closets. built-in beds. 500 TO
$3.50. Resident manager.
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646 NEWTON ST. near Ga. ave.-1 T..
Kit. and b. closets. $40.
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ROCKSBORO, 1717 ST. NV R.. KIT.
and b. also 3 T., housekeeping. From $40
to sos. Resident manager.
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BUNGALOW. 4Ox40, Z ROOMS. > BATHS
ami, large porchNs lot sOx175: shade
iruit and shrubhery 2-Car garage: near
Chevy Chase Circle very attractive prlce
reasonable Phone Cleve 1870
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s2S MADISON ST. N.W-6 rooms. tile
bath, ami. 8 porches: Gear brick garage.
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1904 RODMAN ST. NV. Cleve. Park
shade. . r. KIT and bath: bargain. S55.
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554 COLUMBIA RD.-Semi- detached,
rooms. tile bath. ami: one-car garage. $50.
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THE DRCRY 1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV
! r., Kit. and bath $50; "-r suites. $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-28
WOMEN WANT PEACE

A dispatch from London speaks of crusade
Of women for peac4 Women from all over that
county recently gathered in the capital city for
this purpose, and they say they tired of the
talk of politicians and dplomatists and they want
real measures for international peace promoted
Women feel about the same in this country.
The politicians are so busy hustng for advantages
ments which will give themselves or their political
parties prestige and at elections that they
frequently fail to see that their policies may in
fringe upon the rights and privileges of neigfbor
nations.
If the women were running the government
Of the world, there would be plenty of faults in
heir operation, due to their inexperience. But
one can be fairly sure of one thing. that there
would be no more wars. They would say that it
was better to compromise and make mutual adjust
ments and consider the welfare of the whole
world, rather than adopt those aggressive policies
hat create the Jealous and angry state of mind
that leads toward the war.
It used to be considered patriotic, to insist
that the United States should decide for itself what
its rights we're. and if ans. nation failed to
eede the said rights then it was desirable to 60 to
war to establish Them But that idea is contrary to
the principle Of arbitration, which says that nations
would do far better 10 leave these questions out
10 impartial tribunals, than they would to fight
about them.
As the women gain more power in politics.
they win be fierce that win make for such peace
fnl settlement Of disputes. The politicians who
ignore their point Of view make serious mistake.
As the women constitute at least 80 per cent Of
he registered voters already, and their organiza-
tions are becoming constantly mors active in the
political field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-28
JULY FOURTH PREPARATIONS


One reason why in past years there was SO
much disturbance and serious mischief on July
Fourth in many communities, was that the towns
people Of such places took no interest in having
celebration Of the better type. The tradition had
been established that there to be doings on
that day to please the young people, and if nothing
was arranged in the way of pleasing public cele
bration, the younger element would have their own
kind of good time, which commonly law
less one.
The birthday of the American nation is big
event, and if it is passed unnoticed it suggests
some lack of public spirit.
The kid who is training to win the footraces
is not apt to sit up all night exploding fireworks
and menacing the town with his bonfires. And
the good old custom of the Fourth of July Grafton
should not be neglected. Some good speechifer is
always willing to talk about this grand country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-28
HAvANA-MIAMJ EXCURSIONS.

The excursions that have for some tme been
operated from Miami to Havana have served
splendid purpose that is pleasing and beneficial in
many ways.
Many Americans have taken advantage of the
reduced rates to- visit the IslandsRepublic of Cuba
These visits have given the two peoples better
understanding of each other and have made more
cordial the feeling of friendship between the two
countries. Americans have had good times in Cuba
as result of these excursions. They have spent
large amount of American money over there for
entertainment and amusement and many Shave
made large investments there. In this way these
excursions have been of incalculable benefit to
the city of Havana and to Cuba at large in social
as well as a financial way
But up to the present time these Excursions
have only been going one wayT-from Miami to
Havana. The splendid spirit of reciprocity, gen
orally characteristic of the ilIustrous Cubans and
people in general Of the Island Republic seems to
have been sleeping. But now it is different. Elk
cursons from Havana are being inaugurated, the
first one being scheduled to pass through Key West
on July p That is as it should be, and The Citizen
has often wondered why it has not been done long
ago. In the future people of Cuba will be visiting
the people of the states. They will enjoy their
trips here; they will spend money in this
country; and America will be benefited also as
only Cuba has been in time past That is the proper
spirit and most admirable one
Key West will be benefited by the tourists of
both countries passing through this city, for they
win take sightseeing tours during their layovers
here. and with the splendid showing this city
make in every way, there can be n6s doubt that
highly beneficial results win be. realized.
Special arrangements should be made for the
entertainment and automobile tours of the city for
visitors thus spending while in our city at fire.
quent intervals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-28
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borough and complete. 1t not
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les but it imparts a splendid feel
ing eft exhilaration, strength. vim.
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