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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-12
NOTICE on MAsTER,s SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That der and by virtue of and
pursua- At, to the certain decree made
and entered on the 5th day of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1897, by the Honorable
Worth w. Trammell. one Of the
Judges of the Circuit Court of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Monroe
County. Florida, in Chaneery, in
that certain cause therein pending
wherein Thomas H. Anderson is the
plaintiff and Hugh S. Larrick and
Blanche NJ. Larrick, his wife, Is
land Holding Company of Florida.
a corporation organized under the
laws of the State of Florida, John
Nesbitt and Eva L. Hemming and
-- Hemming, her husband. are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned Special
Master in Chancery. appointed by
said decree. will offer for sale at
public cutlery to the highest bidder
for cash, before the front door of
the County Court House in Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, on
Monday the LIST day of November.
A. d. 1881 (same being rule day
of said Court and a legal sales
day. during the legal hours Of
sale, to-wit, between II o'clock in
the forenoon and o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, the follow
ing described property to satisfy
said decree by payment OF. the
amount therein specified:
South East Quarter Is. T.. 4 of
South East Quarter (S. T.. a Of
South West Quarter Is. w ~
of Section Thirteen Q3), Town
ship SiNty-three (6S) South of
Range Thirty-seven $50 East,
containing Ten f101 acres.
(Signed)
(Sd.l ALLAN y. CLEARE, JR
Special Master in Chancery
RAYMOND r. LORD.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
oct12-19-26
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SMALL ENGRAVING

SPOKANE, Wash. = After
three years work. Charles Baker,
an engraver of this city succeeded
in engraving the Lords prayer on
the head of a small gold pin.
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Perry Burgess. president Of the
Leonard Wood Memorial for the
Eradication 81 T.eprosy. New
York, born At Joplin. Ne, 81 years
ago.
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1S37-(1O0 years ago) Preston
B. Plumb, Emporia, Kansas, news
paper founder, Union officer in
the Civil War, lawyer, banker,
three times elected U. S. senator
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NUDIsTs MOVE

SALINAS, Calif.-A bee farm
established next to the Sunshine
Health Club, a nudist colony near
here, caused the nudists to move.
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1803-Alexander T. Stewart,
famed New York merchant prince,
born in Ireland. Died April 10,
1876
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TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

171o-Jonathan Trumbull, Con-
lnecticut governor, friend and ad-
wiser to Washington, born at
Lebanon, Conn. Died there, Aug.
II, 1855.
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Today's Birthdays
sesssseeeaeeeaseeseseese

Wherefore Eames Of the New
York City Public Library. noted
photographer. born in Newark, n,
J., Sc years ago.
Most Rev. Michael ]. Cursey,
Catholic archbishop Of Baltimore.
horn in Ireland. IS years ago.
Peter .. Kyne II San Franz
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1s44-George w. Cable, South
ern novelist, born in New Or
leans. Died Jan, 81, 1925.
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printer and publisher of his day,
born at birmingham, Mass. Died
June 10, 1850.
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1T75-Lyman Beecher, noted
Presbyterian preacher, father of
noted sons and daughters, born at
New Haven, Conn. Died in New
York, Jan. 10, 1868. s
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REAL ESTATE

TO SELL OR BUY REAL ES-
TATE or mortgage on Florida
Keys, address E. r. Lowe, P. o.
Box 81, Tavernier, Florida.
oct9-tf
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Kathryn MeiSle. opera eontralso.
born in Philadelphia. IS years
ego.
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Jed WiIliker thinks it takes
awful lot o. soft soap z clean up
some political messes.
Ths Ladies Aid favorite precept
is "As ye sew so shall we also Cos
SIP"
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from Kansas, born at Berkshire,
Ohio. Died Dec. 20, 1891.
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1787-(150 years agol William
Williams, noted Utica, N. Y,
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i ] 1sAa-C Charles King, soldier,
novelist and historian, born at Al
bany. N. Y. Died in Milwaukee,
March IS, 1888. :
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LOST

LOST Bunch of keys. Please
return to L. p. Artman, The
Citizen office. oct4-tf
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cisco. novelist. born there. 81
years ago.
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS co.
Concrete blocks are now be-
ing manufactured in Key West
and sold at reasonable prices.
These are better blocks than
those previously made.
The last quality of concrete
is given you in blocks of CON
venient size. MS
With modernistic trends in
building, these blocks produce
the same strong wall structure
as they did for the older styles
or architecture.
Rear of
William curry's Sons Co.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Pres SO osob poransno We
Francii, IL " Budapesti.

Pres SO osob poraneno pr
srazkach mezi royalisty a radi-
kalnlmi levicaky pTi vyrocnf O.
slave Fanny Orleanske, ktera
Sc konala V T%oulousu, Francie,
Rozvasnen1 stranfci tloukli Sc
holemi j pestmi a nekteri sve
protivniky take kopali.
K nejvetsf srazce doslo. kdvz
400 radikalG Sc pokouselo vni-
knouti nasilfm do kathedraly,
kde Sc prave konaly slavne "a
duSnl sluzby bozi "a francouz-
skou narodn1 hrdinku Pannu
Orleanskou.
V Budapest asi tucet osob.
mezi mimi nekolik zen, bylo 90
raneno, kdyz Sc ma ulici srazili
clenove nazisticke organisace
"sip a Kffz" Sc svymi protivnf-
ky. Policie pravf, re naziste
napadli protivn1ky. Nekolik O.
sob bylo poraneno sekyrkami.
Policie zatkla diva z 1tocnfkn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
JOE DUSEK zapasiti Dude S
championem DEAN DETTON
priSti tyden.

Pffsti utery, Is. kvetna v
krfzkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Carlins Park Joe DuSek
zapasiti Dude S championem
Dean Detton V hlavnim zapase
V nasledujicich A zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku ucinkujf:
Baxter VS.. Mazurki; Dono-
van VS.. Billings; Kaplan VS..
Wycoff; Russell VS.. Cortland.
Vstupne: 55c, $1.1O a $1.65.
Minute 1tery V hlavnfm "a
pase Joe Dusek opet zvftezil
poraziv Able Colemana v 29
minutach. Zapas tento byl We.
lice z~ajfmavy.
Laverne Baxter porazil Mays
McClaina V Is minutach.
Bernie Kaplan porazil Mar.
shalla Blackstock We IA MIMI
tach.
Zapas mezi Stanley Pinto a
Reb Russell pc 80 minutovam
kr1zkovanf prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Dimitro LaRue porazil Geo.
Hardin v II minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Vyuzijte krasnych jarnich dnGG.
Pfse,
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvf mesta
New YOrku.

Jaro je probuzenfm prfrody.
Stromy, kere, ba i sama zem O.
diva Sc novym haven. Vzduch
je posycen jarnf, vzpruzujfcf
vGnf. Celia prfroda jakoby mas
vybizela, abychom sc j priblf-
Eli a vychutnali vsech radostf
move sezony. Proc neprijati
tohoto pozvan1?
Jsme-li moudff, pax no jiste
prijmeme, nebot nenf lepsiho
vzpruzujic1ho prostTedku, a
rozhodne ne lacinejsiho, nezli
je svezf jarni vzduch. Opust-
tie uzavrene mistnosti a jdete
81 nabrat zdraveho vzduehu do
Pile, jdete sc potesit zaIivou a
pr tom jeste nikoli palcivou
slunecnl zaT1. Jdete, a. pozo-
rujte, jaka Sc s vami Dude dfti
zmena! Jarni vzpruzujfcf pro
stredek je leps1, neil kterako-
Ii medicina toho druhu, kterou
muzete koupiti v lahWcce, a
rozhodne chutna lahodneji,
neil nekdejsf obligatnf SRA s
melasou.
Vstante O nejakou minutku
casneji, neil je vasfm zvykem
a vyjdete 81 ma pnlhodinovou
prochazku ma cerstvem vzdu-
Gnu. Pc navratu dom1 vykou-
[pejte Sc pod sprchou. Male
strachu, re Wy jste pax by ne
nell vybornou chut k snfdani
Take v poledne projdete sc ma
slunlcku a je-li jenom trochu
mono, vykonejte i cast cesty 2
prace DON'T pesky.
ChGze je jednfm z nejlep.
SIGH cviceni, ktere bylo bohu.
Eel Cd vynalezenf AUTOMOBILE
zalostne zanedbano. Prochaz.
ky mely by Sc staff zvykem
vsech lid, mladych i starJch
zvykem, ktery by Sc nam cd.
menoval zlepsenym zdravfm.
Zacnete uz Ultra chdzf ns
vzdalenost nekolika blokd 9
kazdy den kousek pridavejte
Nechtejte predelavati, ale
lchodte pravidelne kazdy den
Jiz v kratku zjistfte, re Sc VAN
touto rutinou upevnuje zdravf
a re Sc bez nj nemGzete obejfti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
BeneS do nemeckych kraft
VIasti.

President Benes podnikl trf-
dennf zajezd do krajG s nemec
kym obyvatelstvem V Cechach
a k tamnejsimu lidu promluvil
nemecky i cesky.
V Neuhaususu mimo jine pra-
vii: 'Preji 81, abyste pochopi-
Ii, re jednam zcela vazne O do
rozumenf mezi obema narod-
nostmi (Cechy a Nemci). Mil
program o nemecko-ceskoslo-
venskou s%polupraci z minuleho
roku je zakladnou. Je tragic
kym omylem prezirati vyznam
dorozumen1 a pTichazeti S ra-
dikalnlmi pozadavky pfehna-
neho programu.
"Obe strany must mfti trpe-
livost. To ovsem neznamena
nekonecne cekanf ma vysledek,
nybrz dobre planovanou a O.
bezfetnou spolupraci. Jsme liz
ma ceste k stesti a blahu Cecho-
slovaku a NemcG v tonic sta
to-"
V dalsf reci, kterou pronesl
cesky, Benes pravil, re nevidi
zadne okamzite nebezpecf val
ky. Pravil, re Ceskoslovensko
Sc nevmisf do konflikt1 velmo-
CT, nybrz re sc Dude vzdy W.
nasnazovati, ably prispelo k
zmirnenf konfliktG, pri cemz
poukazal, re toto vyzaduje sbli
zen1 S Nemeckem, Madarskem
a Polskem a re je pTesvedcen,
re toto sblfzen1 Sc podarf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Plany poplach S prIimyslovou
spionazi.

V Pfsku byla spachana tri
vloupan1 We stoj1rne Karel Re-
mar a autospravkarnach fly.
FIR. Krasa a Josef Kumst. Pa
chatele v dilnach i v kancela-
rich vse zprehazeli aniz co Cd
cizili. Vznikly z toho povesti,
re jde o prdmyslove vyzvedac-
stvi. Zahadne Size jest, CO zlo-
deli vlastne hledali, kdyz MEL
pfllezitost odciziti cenne veci,
ale nepovsimli 81 jich. IDA Sc
pravdepodobne, re jde O neja-
kou klubovinu vyrostkG, kteri
Poole filmoveho libreta a ka-
pesnich romanG 81 chteli "a
hrati ma lupice, ale bali sc CO
odciziti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14

We SkoTenicfch u Chocne We
stodole Sedove zastrelili liz
ctvrtou skalnl kunu. Hon ma
ne Sc provadf vzdy s celou ka-
pelou, nebot jinak kunu nedo-
stane nikdo z 1krytu. "Kuni'
orchestr Sc sklada z tahac1 har
moniky, klarinetu, bubnu, trub
ky, cinelG, plechove poklicky,
stareho hrnce, hol1 a mohut-
nych muzskych hrdel. Vypra-
va ma kunu p1cha dlouhymi ty-
cemi do sena, slamy, prehazi
otypky a "hudba" prochazf po
mlate, V patrech, a pc takovem
pGlhodinovem lovu vbehne ku-
ma strelcGm primo do rany.
Tento RECEIPT, zarucene L.
spesny, provadf zkuseny stopaf
p. Prudic re SkoTenic. Uspech
mel vzdy zarucen a zadna ku-
ma mu takovouto metodou nj
kdy neunikla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14

Maleho muz1cka naSli cetn1-
CT ma silnici v Predmost1 u Pre-
rova. Mel hlavu rozbitou a byl
v bezvedom1. Dali no odvezt
do nemocnice v PTerove, kde Sc
jiz pc trpaslikovi shanel fakir
Arconi. Jeho vyslechem sc pax
~zjistilo, jak prisel 35lety lili-
putan Jan Morava Ike svemu
zranen1. Fakir vystupoval s &C.
lou svou druzinou varietnich
umelcu v Rokytnici. Pc pred
stavenf nasedli akrobati ma ko-
la, jeli i tTi ma jednom kole a
vraceli Sc do Prerova. Fakir
veil ma kole jednoho artistu
pred sebou a trpasl1k 81 sedl ma
maly nosnik ma zavazadla "a
fakirovym sedadlem. Unavou
pc pfedstavenf liliputan patr-
ne usnul, spadl a nebezpecne
Sc potloukl. Fakir pry ami ne
pozoroval, re no ztratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
ceskoslovenske akcie klesly ma
burse o vice NEIL miliardu "a
jediny den.

ceskoslovenske akcie klesIy ma
burse o vice NEIL miliardu "a
jediny den.
Vzestup akcif pr1myslovych
podnik1 trval ma prazske bur
sc cd poloviny roku 1882. Ten
to vzestup, trvajfci skoro ne
pretrzite, zlakal Stroke vrstvy
obecenstva k nakupu akcif, ne
bot zisk zdal Sc jisty a snadny
a tim Sc velmi roZmohla speku-
lace.
Pred pGl rokem dostoupily
kursy akcil nejvyssf 1rovne z
DOLBY konjunktury, ale vzestup
trval dale a vysvetloval Sc vse-
obecnym hospodarskym zlepse
MIN. Ia staleho a prudkeho
stoupani kurs1 ma burse zaca-
ly Sc v sirokych vrstvach ODE
censtva jeviti znamky neklidu,
nebot Sc poc1nalo chapati, re
vzestup kurs1 uz davno a O
mnoho predstihl dGvod hospo-
darskeho zlepsenf a zacalo Sc
predvfdati, re vzestup kurs1 Sc
jiz Dude muset ~zastavit a re
nastane 1stup.
K teto nervose prispelo hod-
ne zdrazovani surovin ma me-
zinarodnich trzich. Proto spe-
kulace, jejiz cich je velmi do
Dry, vcasnymi odprodeji papf-
lr1 chtela Sc zachraniti pred
ztratami, chtejfc prodati papi-
ry jeste "a vysoke ceny. Mensi
mnozstv1 pap1r6 ma prazske
burse nabizenych k prodeji
bylo signalem rade spekulantd
k velkym odprodej1m a tax
nahromadilo Sc ma prazske
burse tolik akcif k prodeji, re
vznikla prodejnf panika, pr
ktere kursy prudce klesaly.
V jedne iodine Sc tax roz-
plynuly risky, dosazene Ia
dlouhou dobu. Ii, kdoz mali
nejake akcie, budou nynf po-
|straseni a budou hledet Sc jich
zbyt co nejdrfve, ably Sc jeste
zachranili, nez Sc dostavf jeste
vetsf pokles. Bit budou ii sla-
bf, kapitalove SLIM vydelajf,
jake je tomu vzdycky.
Poklesy ma prazske burse by
ly opravdu velike, obnasely u
jednotlivych akcif deset az diva
Get procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Vrah Americanky popraven.

Liu Yung-Hsing, tahac vozf-
ku riksa, byl popraven "a "a
vrazdenf Susan Waddel Hsu,
ktera drive Ella v Mill Valley,
Kalif. Hsu, ktera Sc stala man
zelkou c1nskeho kolejniho pro-
fesora, byla nalezena ubita k
smrti ma osamele ceste u Nan
kingu lonskeho roku. Smrt 2
rukou vraha il zastihla ma ces-
te z nakupu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Smrt z pitne vody.

Jedinecnym zpGsobem zahy-
null mnichovsky obcan Vilem
Cess. V sebevrazednem 1my-
stu vypil obsah lahve, ma niz
byla nalepka: jed. Pred pozi-
tim jedu napsal SWIM pratelnm
dopis ma rozloucenou. Privo-
lany policejni lekaT prozkou-
NAL zbytek tekutiny, kterou
lahev obsahovala, a zjistil, re
v lahvi byla jen pitna voda.
Sebevrah byl tedy pitvan a pit
va ukazala, re zemfel srdecnf
mrtvic1. "Jed" mu neuskodil,
ale zabila no vlastnf predsta-
va, Re zemTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Diva ohromne balvany uhli ma
vystavu do Parize.

Banska a hutnf spolecnost v
Moravske Ostrave narldila
spravam dolu Pokrok a Ludvfk
v Petrvalde, ably byl vylomen
co nejvets1 kus uhl1. Hornfk1m
Sc podarilo vylomit ma kazdem
z dolG kus uhlf, ktery vazf 40
metrickych cent?. Ably mohl
byt balvan dopraven ma po-
vrch, musela byt odmontovana
tent klec. Uhelne balvany jsou
urceny pro vystavu v Parfzi.
Jeden Dude vystaven neopra-
covan, druhy Dude ma povrchu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
NouZe ma Hstupu

Prave skonceno scitanf neza
mestnanych uchazecd O praci
V ceskoslovensku vykazuje "a
meslc ubytek o SO tisic lid.
Proti bfeznu lonskeho roku 20
kles cln1 dokonce ITO tisfc. Je
to bezpecny dGkaz O postupu
hospodafske krise. Ale .je to
zaroven doklad o tom, re mu-
SINE do budoucna pocftat Sc
znacnym poctem lidf, ktere tr-
vale nebude mono zamestnat.
Wade nastava velmi wanna sta
rost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Sfastne.

V New Yorku, diva vozy me-
zim6stske drahy pfejely pres
Agnes W. Walshak, ale ia uni
kla poranen1. Padla mezi ko-
leje. Hrdinka, manzelka nou-
zoveho delnfka, a matka 5 de-
tt, spadla s platformy podzem-
nj drahy ma Main st. stanici We
Flushing, kdyz Sc WAX blfzil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
16leta dostala rozvod.

V Tavares, Fla, 16leta Dol
ly Mae Russek obdrzela roz-
vod cd sveho 59leteho name
la Edmundse Russeka, "a ne
hoz Sc prOvdala pred peti Lefty,
kdy byla vlastne jeste deckem.
Stezovala 81, re jednou il ma
slehal sn1rou,po druhe il ztlou
XII sindelem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Proti snatkHm dStf.

.Zakonodarna statu New Yor-
ku schvalila navrh zakona, po-
die nehoz kandidati zenitby.
zenisi i nevesty, must pTi zado-
sti O povolenf k snatku predlo-
ziti rodny list.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14

PRIME Sc zena ku vedenf
domacnosti a "a kucharku pro
diva lidi, kteri jsou We dine "a
m6stnani. Pouze kratky cas-
prace denn6. Plat $40 tydne.
PTihlaste Sc mezi $3.50 do 900
vecer V patek u Hermanus, 5
East Hamilton ulice blize N.
Charles ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
MaIy OznalmOvatel.
EELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRIME Sc kucharka V pro-
strednich letech, dobry plat. K
doptani V elsie 1926 E. Madi-
son st. pc Seste iodine vecer.
Evening star., 1937-02-26

lot Of Britain be careful not to
scare them of tanning i'm
mediately important than
Congress eventually broad he desires
legislators Uho haze announced their
court positions Mountain Democratic
opposition after Roosevelt submitted
plan called the White House Emerging. he
sdd seriously back home inter
preted backhding letters He wt
plan gets to ro but for the
time being, he Is persping freely.
directed toward
In thought
key heavy thoughts dates when their terms
expire.
probably did the bonus Many
Of q toug
Evening star., 1937-02-26


have not progressed much since the days Of ancient history
Bund eund, ptstd and uolsra
naoctans
These the BY the laboratory experts
to synthetic rubber, gasoline, and cotton
Buna out
OF COAL The experiments have shown that although
than the material extracted from
rubber ooerng who heads
within the next three Germany will entirely independent
almost entirely by British capital.
Gasoline and ubrcang oil extracted
coal also It by the complicated
the katasator being employed this operation large
quantities OF coal almost inexhaule According
statistics the Reich
An embargo on gas does not the Reich leaders
Vra means "ersatz" cotton The a
OF two latin notices 81 Wis beum M
for war; and as asam Ito the through dcues
Cotton from wood pulp
almost quantity Of synthetic cotton
This ersatz mixed with
the substitute for
Compulsory military service likely be introduced in Great
Britain in the course this
so good time Of peace the department intends
service plan for the territorial
This Uu enrolment
In the territorial The unemployed
might just as eH do something for the dole they
the government.
The called to the colors will weekly training
Although Hitler believes that
Evening star., 1937-02-26

BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.
n EFORE the abdication Of Ed
X ward VIII, the British Court
l. Of Claims, sitting with full
bottom wigs and medieval
court uniforms, settled some pretty
difncult business, naming, among
other coronation disnitaries, the ON
cial pants-putter-on for the King.
Then, when Edward quit the throne
they had to 60 through 1t all again,
preparing for the coronation Of King
George VI
Britannia rules the waves and
sometimes valves the rule. The
crisis Is past, as Lord Ancaster Is
awarded the Kings pyjamas, instead
Of the legally stipulated night robe, %
part Of his cut in the coronation cere-
mony. He will also get the Kings
bed and 40 yards Of crimson velvet
priced at $7.o4 at the time Of King
Richards decree touching thereon in
1877, and now worth $2s1.60.
As Lord Great Chamberlain, Lord
Ancaster outranks Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin. His counsel pressed
his claims before the court. winning
all Of them except the traditional box
in Westminster Abbey and accepting
gracefully the obviously necessary
compromise on the pyjamas. The
founding fathers hadn't foreseen
pyjamas, but 1t was all interpreted in
the spirit Of King Richards instru-
ment.
Lord Ancaster wins the right to
carry the Kings coifIe and Ito dress
him in shirt, stockings and drawers"
Here he wins out over the Marquis
Of Cholmondeley pronounced Chum-
ley), the former lord great cham
berlain, who, by ancient custom, had
to resign along with King Edward.
The Marquis Of Lincolnshire Is the
third great peer to share the above
honors and emoluments, the office ro-
tating among the three families.
In 1905, Lord Ancaster, who had
not yet succeeded to his title, mar
ried the strikingly beautiful Eloise
Breese Of New York, daughter Of the
late L. w. Breese. She became the
chatelaine of the ancient castles Of
Drummong and Grimsthorpe. OF the
Tuxedo Aristoi, she was the pos
SCISSOR of a large fortune. a sports
woman and a flag member Of the
New York Yacht Club. She nvened
up the old castles q lot, with her
blooded horses and dogs, later gain
ing fame in salmon fishing Ruinous
taxes compelled Lord Ancaster to sell
his principal estate in 1924. He Is 60.
tcopyrisht. 1877
Evening star., 1937-02-26

o. the neutrality bills which are about
to come UP In washington are based
on the presumption that 1t was our
neutral trade in war time that led
to our entrance into the war, and are
designed to prevent us getting into
the next war by that route believe
that this legislation Is Of extreme
importance, since 1t will both define
our foreign policy and greatly affect
our peace-time as well as our war.
time trade, and will indeed influence
our whole economic development
And this legislation is. believe. based
first Of all upon an extremely mislead-
ing and inaccurate estimate of the
causes of our entrance into the last
war. and Is likely to get US into any
other world war with extreme speed.
Human and Emotional Factors.
The view that it was our trade and
our trade alone that got US into the
last war leaves out Of account the most
important Of all factors-the human
and emotional one. The American
people abandoned their neutrality Of
feeling very early in the struggle. and
as it became apparent that the war
might be an Armageddon. that feeling
became 20 acute as to be hysterical.
Pacifists were not cut dead by their
friends; German opera and German
opera singers were not howled on the
stage: dachshunds were not stoned in
the streets-long before we entered the
war-because Of J. p. Morgan's invest
ments. That Is much too simple an
explanation.
That part OF the American people Of
Anglo-Saxon stock, which was and still
is one Of the more numerous and in
fluential groups Of the population, dis
covered as the war progressed an in
tensity Of feeling for the people from
which they sprang. Those who were
not racially allied with England or
France discovered q cultural alliance,
particularly with the former, which
was real. It was-and still is-an
alliance Of language. Of free institu-
tions. or basic law. It is, I believe.
much nearer the truth to blame
Shakespeare, Keats. Dickens, Magma
Charta and Blackstone for our en-
trance into the war than 1t Is to
blame the credit system. All Of these
were exploited to the utmost by British
propaganda. Nor is it possible to see
how this country could be closed to
propaganda should another great war