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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-20
You andNou.r
Natton'S Affairs
Government Versus Nature
ByGUS W. DYER
Professor Of Economies and Sociology Vanderbilt University

cause they know that they are of
fered unusual bargains. The increased
buying raises prices and the advanc-
ing prices inspire additional buying.
Thus normal business is restored and
the normal prices Of services and
commodities are restored.
In the midst of the depression OF %
political leaders took oven the lead
erShip Of industry. This was the New
Deal" The New Deal repudiated ma
lures constructive forces as out OF
date and refused to obey the command
to reduces the pric of commodities
and services to the lower market
level. On the other hano, the New
Deal, to show its contempt for ma
lures control Gnder industrial free
dom, arbitrarily raised the prices OF
commodities and services higher than
they had been under inflated pros
perity. Then the market demands
were artificially raised to reach the
high artificial prices by flooding the
markets with billions of dollars Of
gift money. Nothing like this was
ever done before by any civilized or
uncivilized government. It was GER
tainly New Deal"
This policy, of course, brought
about a temporary dope dream
prosperity that could last only so
long as the dope held out. The grow
ing conviction that the dope" of ne
cessity must soon be withdrawn is
bringing us back to the point from
which we started. seriously weakened
by the destructive effects of the
deadly drug" Experiments Ia eco
nornic quackery are costly.
When we are ready to cooperate
with nature, and are willing to sell
our commodities and services at the
prices and values fixed by natures
forces, the road is open for the great
est era of industrial development we
have ever 1newn.
1t is mans prerogative to repudi-
ate natures constructive forces and
take up arms against natures con-
structive laws. All other living be-
ings cooperate with nature. Those
who refuse to cooperate with nature
in the end will be destroyed by ma
ture. 1t is for our leadership to say
whether the depression shall be per-
/ nanent and destructive or temporary
! and constructive.
thor care of this nepSpaperJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-20

One OF the effects of the world war
is only now being felt; It has destroyed
the common front of white against yellow
and lowered the prestige of western ma.
tions in the Orient Italy and Germany
recently joining with Japan in an axis
against white nations has further lowered
the prestige and placed the yellow races
on an equal footing. This advances the
insidious yellow peril closer to its goal
in conquering all Asia first and then con-
tinuing its conquests to other spheres.
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CAMERAS TO OFFICERS

Sacramento, Calif.-If present
plans materialize, the 81 members
of the state highway patrol of
California, will have a camera as
a regular equipment, enabling
them to make Photographic rec
ords of accidents and the like,
which may later be used as evil
dence.
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Newsprint houses, on which news.

NGwsprint houses, ON which news
papers are dependent for the paper on
which they print, have announced a $40
per ton Increase in prices effective Janu-
airy 1. Thus tbs eos8df Social Security.
and other higher wage rates and similar
costs, are passed on down the line, in
many cases to the little fellow who can
least afford to pay. Many newspapers
win raise their advertising rates to offset
these added costs. making it more difficult
for the little fellow in business to adver-
tise, decrease to some extent at least all
advertising. and to that extent reducing
sales, increasing Unemployment. Sanford
Herald.
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brought man
and human So
ciety thus far
on the lon g
road of human
gress. All
real progress
comes from CO.
operating with
natures con-
s : T u C t j " G
forces. Consti-
tutional indus
trial freedom
gives the most
perfect cooper
alton 0f gov.
eminent with
nature TIL e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-20
WANTED TO Work

MARIN CENTER, Can.-Before
she would accept SIS dole check,
Mrs. Ann Tenho, 70-year-old wild
ow of this city insisted on work
ing for three days with a pick
and shovel gang.
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The Japs won't mind sinking al the
ships of the u. S. navy, one at time, if all
Uncle Sam asks is an apology. Apologize
ing Isl their stock in trade, and they are
masters at it; they are also masters at
laughing in their sleeves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-20

1861-Cyrus Townsend Brady,
Protestant Episcopal clergyman,
popular and prolific novelist, born
at Allegheny, Pa. Died at Yonk-
ers, N. Y, Jan. "a, l920e
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In taking an oath we are sworn to
tell the whole" truth. This seems to be
superfluous because in telling the truth
we must tell it whole. Truth becomes
falsehood if it is presented in any other
than its right relations.
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'sseesssseOsssesssesOUsOs
Today In History

1863-United States took form
al possession of Louisiana, bought
from France. Louisiana of today
only small part of purchase which
included about one-quarter of
United States of today.
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'Necking" is friction-worn groove
under the head of railroad spike. It also
means something else, which needs no ex-
PLANTATION.
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1926-Biting an apple, Paris
hotel chambermaid discovered a
stolen two-million dollar dia-
mond.
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Nature is a builder. Natures forces
are always constructive. It was the
constructive quality of natures forces
that brought life out Of chaos and has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-20

The preceding Florida legislature
created water commission; what is it do
ing to justify it's existence? Letting George
do it?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-20

1929-The Pope ceased to be
prisoner of the Vatican" and for
the first time since 1860. a Pope
entered the City of Rome.
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1794-John D. Goldman, natur-
alist, physician, editor of the first
medical journal west of the Ale
ghanies, born at Annapolis. Died
in Philadelphia, April II, 1880.
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1932-Germany's new chancel-
Tor, Kurt Won Schleicher, restores
freedom of the press and of peace
full assembly.
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Some folks do not know of the diff
ference between meum and teum, nor
does this writer. Do you, dear reader?
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TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES


, actor of his day and son of a not
ed actor, born in New York. Died
Sept. IS, 1926.
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1510-Ambroise Pare, French
founder of scientific surgery, born.
Died Dec. 20, 1890.
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1924-Fritz Haarmann, German
slayer of "a, sentenced to death
in Hanover.
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1813-Samuel j. Kirkwood,
Iowa farmer, her Civil War gov
ernor, senator and secretary of the
interior, born in Hartford Co., Md.
Died Sept. 1, 1894.
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1922-Eight union trainmen
leaders convicted of conspiracy in
Los Angeles.
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Evidently a 'Chinaman's Chance
means complete illustration.

zowskiritz is one football player who
does not have to make name for him.
self; he's already got one.
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l915-British complete evacua-
ton of their Inflated Gallipoli,
Thrace, adventure.
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Elviry Higgins reekons as how tn
only thing she'll git In her Christmas
stockin' is a run.
You'd think them politicians
wouldn't throw cold water on indus
try fer fear they might freeze Il up.
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Subscribe to The Citizen-2Oc
weekly.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Today's Birthdays


William B. Warner of New
York, publisher of McCall's and
president of the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers, born at
Hannibal, Mo-, 60 years ago.
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182O-Mary P. T. Hemenway,
Boston founder of vocational
schools, promoter of things ednca-
tional and charitable, born in
New York. Died March 6, 1894.
1821-James H. Trumbull, Con-
Hnecticut's noted historian, phil
ologist and author, born at Ston-
ington, Conn. Died at Hartford,
Aug. 5, 1897.
1860-Joseph ]. Holland. noted
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Prince George of England, born
35 years ago.
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DR.. Walter S. Adams, director
of the Mt. Wilson Observatory,
California, born in Syria, 81 years
ago.
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Marion N. Talley, opera singer,
born at Nevada, Mo-, 81 years ago,
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Harvey S. Firestone. founder of
the Ohio Tire Company, born in
Columbiana Co., Ohio. 90 years
ago.
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DIR. Stephen Duggan. director
of the Institute of International
Education, New York, born there.
81 years ago.
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can voice visit
with them by long
distance telephone
at little cost.
Since these holi-
DAYS are Saturdays.
you can place calls
any time from
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lseo-Joseph J. Holland, noted
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28
Three Are Out n
Succeed Robiin,o,,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark J.,
(UP)-Two indcpcndcr, Wy 4
dates. Rosscr vcnabI. I q.
Rock, and Il. F. Waters H.. "n1
last night opposed tho I ~
cratic nominee, Gov. Carl = 20
ley, for the senate Sc,, " "a
by death of Joseph T. tn:acst
Vcnable, an attornn, h>ot
World War veteran wbG' al!
cessfully ran agains, p g'9I
last year, condemned ,bo 'o !
Democratic Committee 70, M,
ing Bailey as party nor;, a.
stead of calling Il prima,"' '''c d
Waters, a school yna,.
dent, had no previous ' nrl
experience, while Nrn,b ''VSI
campaigned for several Wv. =
fices-alwayS unSucccSsf" '"yg q
during the past decade y
Robinson'S successor /,
selected at "A special cIoc,;@
be set between Sept. /, ar avg, :
IA by the governor. "' N'
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sbanklin and his wife, DR.. irene
Shanklin. The educational free IN
structive lectures are given each
afternoon and night at 2;3O and
7:45 p. m. -
Tonight DR.. Lloyd Shanklin will
Lecture on Harmonious Eating
for Health and Longevity for
Your Type" continuing his talk
s+ortcd last night, on the main
Glands of the body. showing their
Collation. to proper foods and their
,.ioht combinations. "Our glands
do not manufacture anything
he said; "they separate the ele-
ments from the food, and then
combine them properly to con-
struct the organs and parts or
our 'fearfully and wonderfully
made bodies"
These teachers will continue
their instruction all this week
and over this weekend, except
Thursday night. There will be a
lecture Thursday afternoon on
"The Foods Your Glands Require
for Health"
All lectures are free and every
one is cordially welcome.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28

Flour used in northern Brazil
is from wheat shipped from the
United States and Canada.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28
BRITONS, RUSSIANS
IN RAGE OVER WAX
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page ohe'
yclopmcnts, including:
1-Disclosure that Russia, en-
rared by reports of the mass an iSh
Of Italian troops by the spanish a
insurgents in fighting OUTSIDE as Of
drid, plans to blast all mop,t
restoring the non-lnterVe"''o"
p'S 5JNDcmands in the House q; OF
coInr,ons bv Winston ChurchiliI'
o"i III ;,,,o FIRST lord of the admiral
~ and now a renegade co III; q.
votiyc for information regaru,h x
;nsurgcnt guns trained upon inc
p 5'S naval base of Gibraltar. .
The mysterious masslng OF
p,itish and French warships IN
tho mort of Saint Jean de Luz on
The French side of the Franco
Spanish frontier. , 90
The Mirupanu is a vessel or
. 500 tons. Glasgow is its home
port. :, eroJ oro
warning shot and ordered the
frciphter to change its course,
which it did. A British destroyer
appeared on the scene and sig
nailed to the Mirupanu, whose
captain replied that he had sub
mittcd" to the cruiser.
The Mirupanu was understood
IA no under escort to tcrrOl,
southern rebel naval base.
The hospital ship Maine, pro-
cccding into Valencia after be-
inc attacked by the bombing
planc. took aboard 400 refugees
and steamed up the coast to Mar
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settles. -.
Churchill was cheered loudly in
the House of Commons last night
when he demanded "more salts
factory" information regarding
reports that the Spanish rebels,
supposedly with the aid of Ger
man experts, have erected long
range guns at Cueta, Spanish
Morocco, and other points where
they menace Gibraltar, guardian
rock of the empires "life line"
Both the Commons and the
government must address them
selves earnestly to this problem"
Churchill said. "Thesc fortified
tons in the Mediterranean are
threatening our food supplies and
communications"
British diplomats learned last
night that Moscow, committed to
a victory for the lcftist Valencia
government in Spain, will flatly
reject any suggestion that bcllig-
crcnt rights be granted General
Francisco Frances insurgency -
even though her action may tor
pcdO all efforts to salvage the
neutrality accord.
The Russian ultimatum will be
delivered Friday morning at a
meeting of the subcommittee of
the non-intcrvcntion group that
includes u neutral European
powers.
Should Russia refuse to con-
slider the belligerency question
Britain's last chance" proposals
for retaining neutrality control
Of the Spanish war would be
wrecked.
ArpCnting is cOOrujnating all
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BY lean SEIYWRIGHT

/. it was late for l stopped in
to see some folk after the show
and we got talking saw the
! clubhouse door open and that
young fellow-his picture was in
one of the magazines"
"You mean that famous de-
signer, Roger Brough," Tess said.
ayes. that's the fellow | mean.
Well, he came out with another
mana heavy-Set short fellow,
and that pretty girl folks say he's
going to marry. He opened the
door of swell limousine, and
helped the girl in she didn't
want to go though and hung
around his neck, but the heavy
set fellow said, Cut that out"
then. turning to Roger, whispered
something to him.
After they got in the car, the
girl looks out and says, Join us
i'm Boston, Roger I've got the
tickets But the man speaks real
angry-like. You can't do that &.
you've got TO stall them off &.
we got Il poor enough start as it
is"
Gee. Cal, that sounds like a
movie thriller what was 1t
all about. do you Think"
Couldn't say, I'm sure
maybe therc'll be something in
the papers about it,"
| wondered, but had to hustle
and arrange the flowers, then
| decided if | was ever going to do
ANYTHING about Jigger the sooner
the better started out To-
wards the haunted house
passing the cabin. noticed that
Tad and Peter were in their look
ont tower Peter seemed ter
ribly excited. ~
/ look out" | called "or you'll
fall"
"Oh. JOY. want to sec some
thing" he cried, craning his neck
in the direction of the haunted
house.
Haven't time" answered. rs
| | hurried along.
A moment later Peter was III
nv side. "Are you going to
the haunted house let me
come with you please!
"No. no, Peter you Know
YOU promised" Suddenly echoes
of rifle fire shattered the stiffness
of the woods.
"That's lust what | thought
was sure it was Eb Tuttle
and some other men WHO were at
the haunted house =. Tad and |
saw them 90 come on back
10 the cabin you can see
everything from the tower :.
I knew it wouldn't stand for my
weight; but | knew that when the
sound of firing reached Gals ears
he would be along instantly. |
might as well go back. 1t was
Tad who got into the tower first.
They've got EN-" he cried
excitedly . . "the policemen have
their guns on them g. one mans
on the ground they're bring
ing stuff out of the house oh,
there's huge dog like a wolf -.
he's leaped on one of the police
men now he's Sinking away
standing beside Jigger."
Not knowing what would hap
pen next. | took the boys back
with me to the teahouse. Cal was
down in the thick of things for
Eb had tipped him off about the
raid. 1t wasn't till nearly lunch
time that Cal appeared with full
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28
E. A. Smyth iii :
Chairman VINO
Safety Council
Balfour Mills Award e d
Safety Trophy For
Recent Period

f. A. Smyth III, of the Balfour
Mills, Balfour, was elected chair
man of the Western North Caro-
lima Safety Council at a meeting
of the organization at Oakley
school last night. He succeeds
Reuben Robertson, Jr., of the
Champion Fibre Co.
Mack Salley, of the American
Enka Corp, was named vice-chair-
man. w. c. Hammond, of Balfour
Mills. was chosen secretary, and
BENJAMIN Colkitt, of the Royle
Pilkington Co., Hazelwood, was
elected treasurer.
The safety trophy was awarded
the Balfour Mills by H. r. Corey,
of the Beacon Manufacturing
company.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28

CAST OF CHARACTERS
JOY-Heroine, hostess in smart
Maine tearoom.
ROGER-Joy's 6aneei rising
young designer.
ANGELA-Jov's rival IN love-
DICK-Wealthy young play
boy, Rogers rival in love.
Yesterday: The mystery about
Dick is cleared up; he is involved
Nth eounterfeiters. He flees the
country and Joy is relieved at the
turn of events. But what OF Rog-
CIR? 49,,
Tuesday: Morning, girls, Cal
said when he came into the Eitch-
en- this morning, and | knew by
the deliberate way he started 20
shove tobacco into his mouth, that
nc had news for US.
Guess everyone will be happy
now around the lake the
Township Committee announces
that Serene Shores will be closed
Seth Bradshaw found OUT
that there was some crooNeu
work over that deal, and he's got
his property back; but he's CIV
inc il To the Township for the
benefit of all his old neighborS
and friends"
"Too bad won't live here al
ter I'm married" said Tess. II
sure would enjoy sitting on the
porch looking at the lake. Any
other news, CALI
yep. Miss Pegler'S closing her
house today
How fast news travels, was
what | though rs | waited Tor
his next announcement. IL was
about Dick and the mess he'd got
into. Told me Iva lucky To ma
ont what sort of fellow he was
before tied up with him =. |
didn'r nede TO answer for Cal mad
still more news for Us.
Clearing his throat, he said,
"Had kots of excitement last
night"
ayes. you went to the movies
didn't you, CALI" Tess said.
al did, but il was when ! was
going home that | was almost
scared out of a years growth.
Gosh. Cal. what happened!
Tess demanded.
"Wcll. was coming past Sc
rome Shores saw a couple OF
-, =, front of the clubhouse
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28
Hot Weather is Here
Beware of Biliousness!

These are some of the more
common symptoms or warnings OF
biliouSneSs or So-called torpid
liver" SO prevalent in hot climates.
Don't neglect them. Take Gallo
tabs. the improved calomel COM
pound tablets that give you the
effects OF calomel and salts, COM
bined. You will be delighted with
the prompt relief they afford.
Trial package ten cents. family
pkg. twenty-five cts. At drug
stores. (AdVD
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28

Argentina is coordinating all
land and water transport.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28

Have you ever noticed that in
very hot weather your organs OF
digestion and elimination seem 10
become torpid or lazy? Your food
sours forms gas. causes belching,
heartburn. and a feeling Of rest
lessness and irritability. Perhaps
you may have sick headache.
nausea and dizziness or blind
spells on suddenly rising. Your
tongue may be coated. your com,
plexior bilious and your bowel
ACTORS sluggish or insufficient.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28
NEW GEYSER RFvrn

ELLON SIONE PARK i'm.
DR.. Max {. Bauer. YcIIor,..f
park naturalist, announces '. y
discovery Of a new gcyycr -. " y,
waters Of Yellowstone Iako !; .'a !,
West Thumba areas. After I !. .
off steam and emitting , ,%''
similar TO gigantic hammo'... 90
the geyscr threw water "A -
into the air. WV "a
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-28
MRS. HERBERT FRANK
IS INJURED in WRECK

Mrs. Herbert Frank. of Sugar ,.
Loaf mountain, was given emct-
rency treatment last night at rnI,
ton Memorial hospital after the
outonobilc in which she was
Messenger ran into IA ditch near
p BIZ P;dce school. Details of the
anc;dcnt were not learned.