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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
CORPUS IS GETTING
NEW 8-STORY OFFICE

Plans will be completed and set
placed on file at the San Antonio
Builders Exchange, May 10, for the
cight-story office building to be erect
ed in Corpus Christi for S. NJ. Nixon
and associates. The structure will be
Of brick, reinforced concrete and terra
Gotta construction and will cost S200.-
900. Adams and Adams are the archi-
tects and G. II. Fincham is the ASSOC
ciatc architect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
LARGE LOANS.

The 12.OUO building and loan as,o-
Citations in the United States loaned
81. 100000 for the purchase nr
construction Of new homes I'm 1875
This expenditure financed 4JJgDy
American homes during the year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
AUSTIN WILL VOTE
ON SCHOOL, CITY
HOSPITAL ADDITION

Austin will hold an election May
- 10 vote on $4,000 bond issue for
school improvements. The election also
will include voting on bonds for a
100000 addition and improvements
az the city hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
GARAGE, SALES ROOM
TO COST $4,000

4 new garage and sales room 10
cost approximately $4,000 will be
placed under construction shortly in
San Marcos for T.. s. Sutton. The
structure is 10 be Of brick, tile and
reinforced construction. David Dom
aldson is architect
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
M ALLEN WILL BUILD
NEW l-STORY SCHOOL

A cne-story. two-rOom brick. hol-
iou tile and concrete school building
viii b. erected about four miles south
mon School District No. a. Ralph
II. Camsron u making preliminary
suveya
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
HARLINGEN AWARDS
CITY HALL CONTRACT

General contract for building a city
hail and fire station at HarlingeH was
awarded last week 10 ". Z. Listun
and Son at 81, $50. The building is
10 have two stories of brick and con
crete, 80 BY 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

Owe and 90 marching down the road OF
IL Time. Love is never old and the Man is young
or old which ever. Between them they have bit oil
cheese and bread, and a coin two; or else il the
man has been very busy, a fig pudding. flask OF
wine and fat gold bag. And the. casting wide
eyes each side Of the trail for the Woman, though
they would never admit it-nO!
And let tell you thOt when they sight that
And let me tell you that when they sight that
maiden called the RAIN girl" all crOuched up the
side Of the road dewing the flowers in the grass at
her feet with her tears. they fly past the spot a.
fast as ever they can pat. pat. with never word!
Didn't you know that nobody loves the rsin-gri?
The girl who is always just little bit IOwhearted,
who has just had a headache, who says the is
hot or the wind is too cold who wishes she had
chosen old blue dress instead Of the famngo pink
she did, who lays a eIinging hand the
Of all the World and weeps on his coat sleeve.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

Didn't you know that Love and Man and the
World joyfuTy hasten their footsteps when they lift
into sight the shape Of the smny-grl the girl with
the humorous eyes, the woeess lips the girl with the
sunrise behind her head and the birds singing in
voice: Didn't you remember that though you are glad
TO give your friend hand up in his trouble,
you don't want his trouble to spread out thin and last
forever?
You are glad when he begins TO smile again
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10

before one had been sheltered by the protection
which school or college gives, now the time has
come when one must go out and do battle with the
world perhaps meet many distressing and har-
assing experiences
To one who is older, it seems hard thing for
a young person to give up the shelter of home in
which he has been brought up, and go out and
thus take the hard knocks of the world. But it is
the happy gift of youth to look at these days ahead
with a confident faith that all will come out we'll
With the rosy cheer of youth, no possibility of adj
verse mischance is seen, but there is a buoyant
outlook that the path to success will be won
When one has received a diploma from good
school or college, there is reason for that faith
The same spirit that learned those many lessons
often denying chances to go off and have good
time, or spend hours in slothful ease, will make
good in the world outside. Young people who have
done well in their studies have right to expect
success in the world, only they must not be dis
appointed and disheartened by rebuffs that will
come. =
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
COURTESIES TO STRANGERS

Strangers and visitors get very different treat
ment when they visit new places on their travels
and journeyings. In a great many conservative
places, no one takes any interest in them unless
they had acquaintance there previously
But in many hustling towns, there is a tendency
to make a special effort to show such visitors
around. Business men will often give up their
own time just to go around with these people.
They do it no doubt with the hope of building up
their home town, so it is not purely unselish gen
crosby And yet it does give q visitor the idea
that such community is wide awake, with court
eous people, and he carries away favorable i'm
preston. If some of these people are making in
vestigations relative to the purchase of property
or business interests or change of residence, they
are very much attracted to a town where there
seems this spirit Of giving newcomers and strang-
ers the glad hand ~-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
ATHELETE VS.. STUDENT

An exchange reports that a high school teach
er in its town, in addressing an organization of
business men, raised the question whether they
would prefer to hire an athlete or fine student.
He supposed a case something like this: That
two boys should apply for a job One was good
student who had made over 90 per cent in school
work. His rival was an athlete prominent in foot
ball and basketball, who had played the game
clean and true, fighting when his team was losing
just the same, but this boy had made only so perl
cent in his class work. The question was raised,
which of these boys these business men would
hire? ssaa@
That is very pretty question, and you could
start high class argument over it in most any
company Of people, The chances are the majority
would say they prefer the athlete They would
feel that he was kind of all round fellow who had
shown fine qualities of courage and manliness and
courtesy. .sss
And yet great deal could be said in behalf of
the good student. He anyway had shown power
of concentration. While many of his classmates
were going in for the fun of athletics, he saw the
necessity of sticking to just one thing. He had
devoted himself entirely to the work which he was
sent to school to do, and had made fine success
out of it. It would seem as if his chances Of max
ing success out of whatever he took up ought to
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
THE MODERN GRADUATION

One of the most important events of human eX-
perience is the graduation from school or college
To the young person just coming out into the
world, it is the most significant and meaningful
day that has yet come and hardly anything else is
of equal moment up to the time that people get
married
A graduation where one finishes his education,
and starts out to earn his own support, is one of
the great turning points in a career. The grad
uate faces this event with mixture Of feelings.
One sees that great change has come. Where
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
LEPROSY CURE DISCOVER
ED IN CARBONIC SNOW

Berlin, June IA new treatment
for leprosy has been devised by Prof.
S. Haldrock, of the University of Dor
pat, Esthonia, who in an article in the
German Genealogical journal, an
nounces that after many years of ex-
perimentation he has succeeded in
killing the leprosy germ by means of
freezing.
Carbonic acid "snow" was applied
to diseased tissue, with the result that
of 16 patients treated, seven already
have been discharged as wholly in
nocuous to society, the article said.
Specialists here regard Professor
Haldrock's discovery as Of momen-
tous Importance to tropical countries.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
THIS OLD HOME TOWN OF YOURS
By MARY X. DICKINSON

I'm no good at poetry and no good at rhyme,
But I'll bet you nickle I'll make it dmeuoa II i
That this little town goes down in history ~ hisd %
So just live along and wait and you'll 'ssa' -,
I'm good at and no good at prose,
But know good town by the way the wind blows
This town has pep folks they live here
And it must have pep people die here.
Two years from now you'll read sign = ts-e"-
This way to the Park and the Cooke City Mine.
Tourists will come here and camp for the season,
They'll want to live here, theren be a reason
There' be crowded Main Street and vaudeville show
Therell be cabarets and bright lights aglow-
Folks will like the Red Lodge spirit,
Have liking for your town, just being near it.
It's here they mine and it's here they toll,
It's here they live from the growth of the soil,
Where skies slorifed and mountains serene
Are the poets inspiration and the artists dream
The time will come when East meets West
They're bound to say this place is Che best.
So keep up your spirit and give a loud cheer
Well have the road yet you need never fear
You'll agree with that I'm no good at verse,
Next time write poetry Pm going to rehearss
My lines and my act, and won't have to pause,
Then should make "big hit and get applause.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
be good.

be good
Both fellows in such case would no doubt come
out well, and both have shown fine qualities. Yet
there are some of us who would feel that the stud
ent had shown even more of capacity to stick to
a hard task than the athlete, and that he had
shown more of the qualities that are useful in the
world.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10

Women's feet are said to be growing
much larger, which suggests that they
will soon be able to remove an I'M
wanted solicitor from the porch.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
Home Demonstration Club Roundup
Yellowstone County

Home Demonstration Club Roundup
Yellowstone County
Auspices-Montana Extension Service
Billings-June II, 1925.
9:45-Assembly and registration of
delegates-Mrs. Roy Ames, State
Home and Community Chairman
Montana Farm Bureau, in charge.
10:00-Call to order-Miss Edith
Sloan, Home Demonstration Agent,
Yellowstone county, presiding. =
Community singing, led by Miss
Bertha Eckhardt. W
Roll call by, communities. ..m
Introducing Mrs. Marietta Johnson
Miss Blanche L. Lee, State Home
Demonstration Leader.
10:30-The Child at Home-Mrs.
Marietta johnson.
11:30-The Place Of Music in the
Home--Miss Bertha Eckhardt.
12:00-Picnic Lunch Zach Commun-.
ity is asked to make it's own plans
for lunch.)
1:30-Call to order-Miss Miriam
Hawkins, Home Management, Spec
ialist, presiding.
Community Singing, led by Miss Ber-
tina Eckhardt. s-a
Bringing up the Family Musically-
Miss Bertha Eckhardt
2:00-Montana Products for Montana
People-Mrs. G. D. Wiggenhorn.
2:15-Social Life of the Child-Mrs.
Marietta Johnson.
3:00-Living Room Accomplishments
Three Living Room Contestants.
800" Standing Room Only" CA
play)-South Billings Home Dem
onstration Club.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-06-10
Miss BOggiO Will
Head Clothing Club
in Luther Community

The County Home Demonstration
Agent met Monday with the All
Foods and Clothing Clubs at Edgar,
which Clubs have recently been or
ganized, and the work is progressing
rapidly. Last Friday a All Clothing
Club was organized at Luther Miss
Evangeline Boggio will act at IDEAL
leader in the community. A Food and
Clothing Club will be organized a.
Bearcreek this week.
The last Of the series of Kitchen
meetings will he held in the following
places on the following dates:
Fromberg, June Is; Bridger, June
Is; Edgar, June II; Joliet, June 10;
Roscoe, June 10; Washoe, June 81;
Red Lodge, June %; Luther, June %;
and Bearcreek June "a.
Tie women of Carbon county have
been invited as special guests Of Yell
lowstone county at meeting June II,
1925. Following is the pregnant:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
GREAT COUNCIL
|. 0. R. M. TO BE
HELD ON MAY Il
ANNUAL EVENT OF ORDER
WILL BE HELD IN JACK
soNvILLE; LOCAL DELE
GATES TO ATTEND

The annual meeting of the
Great Council of the Improved Or
der of Red Men viii be held in
Jacksonville this year, starting on
date of May 1s.
City Clerk Wallace Pinder holds
the honorable office of Great
Keeper of Wampum for the Red
Men in the state of Florida, and
viii attend this meeting.
Mr.. Pinder expects to leave
here on May IL, with Mrs. Pin
der and their daughter, Miss Mar
jorie. and they viii spend a few
days at the home of Mrs. Louise
Camalier, in Miami. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pindcr. who reside
in the Magic City. He viii leave
his wife and daughter for a visit
in Miami where he goes on to
jacksonville to be present at the
Grand Council.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

praisers viii consist of three mem-
bcrs, one to be appointed by the
city. one by Mr.. Gwynn. with
these two to select the third party.
Mayor Curry was selected BY the
council as the city's representa-
tive on the board.
Considerable Diseassion
The operation of the scavenger
contract brought forth consider
able discussion at the meeting,
President Albury making the mo-
ton TO have the city take over
the contract. Mr.. Gwynn, Mr..
Freeman and others connected
with the sanitary department en-
tered into the general discussion
with the eouncilmen regarding
The matter. Mr.. Gwynn readily
agreed 10 turn over his contract
70 the city, and stated that he was
ever ready to cooperate with the
city in any matter toward its pro-
presS.
After diSpasing Of . few ether
matters oil minor Importance, she
sseeting adloarned II = late hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
St. PETERSBURG
RESIDENTS ON
VISIT TO CITY
MRS. JAMES SAMSON AND
OTHERS ARE GUESTS OF.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. r. M.
MeNEELY


Capt. Ralph McNeely, COM
mandant of the seventh naval dis
trict and Mrs. McNeely have as
their guests Mrs. James Samson
of st. Petersburg. Mrs. Samson's
husband was the late DR.. James
Samson, well known physician of
st. Petersburg.
Miss Fanny McNeely. sister of
Captain McNeeiy, St. Petersburg,
is also VISITING eacommandant.
Miss Ellen Butler, niece Of Mrs.
McNeely. is also 8 guest Miss
Butler is the granddaughter of
Gen. M. C. Butler of Columbia,
S. C.
Miss McNeely and Mrs. Samson
will remain only a few days in
the city, but Miss Butler plans to
spend some time in the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
MAYOR GIVES
WARNING ON
SANITATION
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF CITY
SAYS SANITARY oRDINAN-
cE WILL BE STRICTLY EN-
FORCED BEGINNING TODAY

In an interview with a repre-
sentative of The Citizen, Mayor
Leslie Al. Curry stated that he pro-
poses having the sanitary ordi-
nance of the city strictly enforced
in the future, beginning with to-
day, and makes an urgent appeal
to all to comply with the provis-
ions Of the ordinance. The may
or states that anyone violating
the provisions of this ordinance
win be arrested and brought be-
fore the municipal judge for
trial.
Excerpts taken from ordinance
No. 112, Council Series, pertain
ing to these matters, are published
herewith for the benefit of all con-
cerned:
"Section 2. The City Health
Officer is hereby authorized and
directed to provide regulations
and plans for the Government of
Closets, .privies and privy vaults,
whereby they may be made fly
proof, and in order that they may
be made sanitary.
'Sectioh 8. All persons, firms
and corporations keeps or main
ta.ns any cistern, either under
ground or upon any elevation, or
any tank or reservoir wherein
fresh water is kept or stored must
securely screen the tops and other
openings in said scistern or tank
so as to make the same mosquito
proof, and to prevent the deposit
of mosquito eggs or lava within
or upon the water in said cistern,
.ank or reservoir.
Section 4. All fresh water
ponds or pools, or other depress-
ions upon the sssrface of the
ground, wherein fresh water is al
lowed to stand is hereby declared
to be a nuisance, and any person,
firm or corporation having such
pond, pool or other depression
wherein fresh water is allowed
to stand is hereby required to fill
the same and to abate the said
nuisance. Any person violating
this section or section three here
of shall be fined not more than fif
ty t$50.00l Dollars or imprisoned
in the City Jail not over Sixty
t60l days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
SPECIAL TERM or COURT
ENDS THIS MORNING
WITH NO FURTHER
BUSINESS SCHEDULED.

The recessed term of circuit
court for Monroe county recon
vened at 10 o'clock this morning,
with Judge jefferson B. Browne
presiding and all other court Off
eialS in their places
Except for the matter of re-
ceiving the report of the grand
jury there was no business to re-
quire the attention of the court,
so adjournment was ordered at
about IL o'clock.
The presentment of the grand
jury is one of the briefest papers
of the kind submitted to circuit
court in this county in a long
time. This is accounted for in a
measure in the fact that a special
and separate report was made on
the case of Arthur Baker, when
an indictment for first degree
murder was returned. Recon-
mendation is made that a clock
be placed in the court room. and
that the sheriff enforce the Law
concerning cruelty to animals.
with special reference 10 cock
fighting. County Solicitor Eusto.
the sheriff and his deputies are
complimented on their aid in max
ing the investigations.
Since this Is the grand jury
that indicted Arthur Baker fer
murder. who was afterward given
3 life sentence. the personnel Of
the panel win be Of interest The
jury was composed Of George A.
T. Roberts. foreman; z. B. Cur
~. clerk; Hugh Hind. Charles
oiivieri, John ]. Albury. Thomas
B. Sweeting. Thomas pent. vii
liam Y. Bethel, F. y. Page, T. OH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
Grand Jury In Circuit Court
Makes Its PreSentment Today

vieri, Victor Arenberg, william
r. Williams. C. E. Dexter, James
A.. Curry, T. T. Thompson, Will
liam Sweeney, Andrew Navarro.
Douglas r. Trevor. the number of
members being eighteen.
The presentment of the grand
jury appears below. 1t is a repro
duced verbatim, since it is a legal
document, to change its wording
would not be permissible.
Grand Jury Presentmsnt
April 18th, 1926.
Grand Jury called to order at
Ten o'clock A. M.
The case of Buster Thompson
was called and there being moth
ing of Importance the Grand Ju-
ry then closed the case.
The Jury also recommend that
a clock be placed in the Court
room and two toilets, one for the
Court and one for ladies'.
The Grand Jury have in taking
testimony found nothing that
they could connect Fulgencio Gar
sia with the killing Of Ranger.
We also find that the Sheriff and
his Deputy togethegewith ]. r.
Busto. County Solicitor thorough
~ invcstigatesi.the case Of the dis
appearance of Thompson and we
want TO compliment them in their
assistance to the States Attorney
in this investigation.
Motion made and seconded that
the Sheriff be ordered to enforce
the Law of cruelty to animals cs-
pecially cock fighting
lSdl. Geo. A. T. Roberts.
Foreman Of the Grand Jury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
ROTARY MINSTREL
AT SAN CARLOS
THIS EVENING
EXCELLENT PROGRAM AR
RANGED IN CONNECTION
WITH ORGANIZATIONS AN
NUAL EVENT

The Rotary Club minstrel will
be given this evening at the San
Carlos Theatre. This annual
show, put on under the direction
of Capt. John j. Maher, will be
one of the most interesting ever
seen in Key West.
The songs this year are all new,
and the end men will have some
clever jokes to put over.
Among those to take part in
the minstrel will be Bugs" War
ner, George Perpall, Bob Spots
wood, Bill Bates, Bill Malone and
others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16


Corporation have been interested
in the water fropoaisieis foa senei
time and have been cornnun;cat-
ing with the water supply board.
Captain Stearns stated that he ex-
pected to secure proposition from
them.
The company is backed by the
Hartman Bank of New York. well
known financial banking inst;tu-
ton
April 20 is the day set by Mon
roe water supply board to receive
propositions for the laying of the
pipe line and bring ing fresh wa
ter to Key West from the MAIN
land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
TO ENTERTAIN
WITH DINNER
JUDGE AND MRS. JEFFERSON
3. BROWNE TO GIVE
AFFAIR

Judge and Mrs. Jefferson B.
Browne viii entertain this evening
st a dinner for Capt, ard Mrs
Ralph McNeely and their guests.
The guests 70 be present are:
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph MeNeely,
Miss Ellen Butler Of celambsa. s.
c.: Miss Fanny McNeely of st.
Petersburg. Mrs. James Samson of
st. Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs. An
brey Nickles, of New York, and
Maj. Gen. Harry c. Hale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
WOman's Club Enters Protest
Relative To Retrenchment In
Sanitary Department OF City
THE WEATHER


L
Stations Tenn.
Abilene (clear) ..........-..-....... 48
Atlanta (cloudy) ............-..... 46
Boston (cloudy) ..-.....-.....-.... -28
Charleston lraining) -..-......-. so
Chicago (pt. cloudy ....-.......40
Corpus Christi (clear) .....a....54
Dodge City (clear) .............--.- Al
Galveston (clearl .............. Sd
Hatteras (cloudy) y).........-....-..-.. so
Huron (clear) ,.......-............. A
Jacksonville (cloudy) ......-..-...62
Key West opt. cloudy ............74
Louisville (clear) ..-................. Sc
Miami (raining) ...........72
New Orleans (cloudy) ..-.....50
New York tclear) ......................32
st. Louis (clear) ..............-.... So
Tampa (cloudy) ............... 66
Washington (clear) .......,........34
Williston (cloudy) -....--.,...... So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
RESIDENT MANAGER or
MERRITT CHAPMAN
CORPORATION ON WIS.,
1T TO CITY.

|. G. v. R. Mnlligan. resident
manager of Merritt, Chapman,
Scott Corporation, was recently
IN the city to. confer with Capt.
Clark d. Stearns relative to the.
fresh water pipe line from the
mainland TO Key West
The Merritt, Chapman, Scott
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
HOLDING REHEARsAIs

RehearSaIs for the May festival,
gwen By the Koman's Club. are
s,s.rr haid exc- afkes5eon NJ 3ssu
= r.oek At tbs pssssss isasl Child
sen that wish to take part in the
festival are asked by the pvssideal
Mr., William h Wares. 70 BE
present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
FLORIDA HAS
GREAT FUTURE

: Every indication that 1926
: will be the best real estate
: year ever had in Florida.
Herren.
have the sltmostsconfiden-
&c Ia F1or1da, belsey.ng more
: fully in the future of Flori-
: da than ever before in her his
. tory-Herren.
: The days Of gambling and
: speculation in real estate arc
= overMeredith.
The real estate business in
J Florida today is greater than
ever before in the history of
: the state-Mered;th.
Florida is on sounder ba-
. sis than she has been at any
: time Meredith.