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Evening star., 1939-04-08

OF people out OF
bed before SUM-
rise, to make a
journey to the
rendezvous on
mountain top or
by the sea. or in
a huge outdoors
auditorium. More
b a S ic thinking
prevails a b ou t
the great funda-
mental themes
than any of us
recognize. Every
body muses., at
some time or
~tA
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Mckinley Memorial lColoredl

The, Rev. S. Geriah Lamkim will
preach at II am. on "He Is Not
Here; He Is Risen" The Rev. G..
w. Richardson will preach at $3.50
pm. on 1.-The Ascension" "The
Power of the Risen Christ" will be
the subject at 8 pm. The Rev.
James L. Garfield of Baltimore will
preach Wednesday night.
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Church of Our Savior.

At 7:3O am. there will be the
celebration of the holy communion,
with full choir. At $50 am. there
will be the Junior Church Easter
festival service. The children OF
the Church School will bring their
Lenten mission boxes and flowers.
At II am. there will be holy COM
munion and sermon by the Rev.
Alvin Lamar Will on "1ntimations
of Immortality"
At 7:30 pm. on Monday the an
nual parish meeting will be held.
On Wednesday at 8 pm. the Mems
Club will meet.
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Third (COlored).

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
in the morning on "The Power of
the Resurrection" At $3.50 pm
The Interdenominational Ushers'
Union will be the guest of the
ushers and auxiliary boards of this
church. In the evening DR.. Bullock
will preach on THE Ultimate
Triumph of the Church"
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Second (COlOred).

DR.. j. L. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on The Foregleams of
the City of God" Communion and
reception to new members will be
held at pm. The Senior Choir
will render "The Seven Last Words" ;"
by Dubois, at 8 pm.
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Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs.
w e n d e ii Bar
rows, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar See,
Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Rosen-
berg, vice presi-
dents: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nc
Kenzie, S e cr e
taries; Mr.. and
M RS. Nicholas
Beckett, treas
urers: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly Grit
fifth editors Mr.
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Vermont Avenue (Colored)

At II am. the Rev. DR.. c. T. Muir
ray will preach on Before and After
the Dawn" At 11:20 am. special
services will be held in the Junior
department, the Rev. T. Ewell Hop
kins, director. At $3.50 pm holy COM
munion will be served. The pastor
will preach on Thomas Was Alb
SENT" at 8 pm. The grand Easter
cantata, sponsored by the young
peoples department., will be held
Monday at pm. On April 20 DR..
w. Scott Mayo an dthe Cathedral
Choir of John Wesley A. M. E..
Church will be presented.
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Christian
Park View.

Easter Joy" will be the theme
of the Rev. j. Lloyd Black at II
am. The church choir, under the
direction of Miss Polly Greene, will
present a special Easter cantata at
8 pm.
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Mount Bethel (Colored)

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach Sum-
day at II am. on THE Resurrec-
ton of Christ" At 8 pm. the choir
will render an Easter program.
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Capitol View (Colored),
RehObOth (COlOred),

Prayer meeting will begin at 6
am. Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth" is the text of the Rev. Mr..
Johnson's morning sermon. Music
by the senior choir and Hallelujah
Chorus. In the afternoon the Lord S
Supper will feature the services.
The Resurrection" an Easter can
tata will be rendered by the senior
choir at 8 pm.
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Bethany.

Life That Shall Endless Be" is
the pastors subject tomorrow morn
ing. At 8 pm. the vested choir
will render an Easter cantata. The
rite of baptism will be administered
An Easter pageant, THE Morning
Light" will be part of the church
school program tomorrow morning.
The Junior church, conducted by
Mrs. Jaeger, will meet at II o'clock.
A stewardship play, Farmer
Jones Doctrine of Stewardship"
will be presented by the young peo-
pie at 6:45. Officers of the church
school will meet Monday evening
at the home of I. D. Cockerille. The
Stevenson Bible Glass will conduct
the service at Central Union Mis-
sion Tuesday evening.
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Lutheran
St Stephen's Evanrelical.

Sunrise service at 6 am, with holy
communion. The Rev. Sam. H. Korn-
mann will have for his subject, Every
Early in the Morning." At II am,
there will be baptism and reception
of members, with communion service
for the confirmation classes Of this
and previous years. The Sunday
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Good Will fColored\
Zion, Southwest (Colored) =.

At II am. the Rev. A. Joseph Ed
wards will preach on "A Plea for
Vital Religion At pm. the vested
choir presents the cantata, Seven
Last Words of Christ" by Dubois.
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Pilgrim (COlOred) .

The 28th anniversary of the
church and the 18th of the pastor
will continue tomorrow, with the
Rev. James MCGEE preaching at II
am. At 3 pm. the Rev. B. H. Whit
ing, pastor Of the Friendship Bap-
tist Church, will preach the anni-
versary sermon, accompanied by his
choir and congregation. The Usher
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A Lesson for the Week
Easter Bosis Of Optimism
For q Scared Generation
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

On first crossing the Pacific chanced
morning. and standing
worshpng the the first time witnessed
of worship Nowadays recall incident
as read reports meetings
attended by millions
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Trinity.

There will be three services Of
the holy communion on Easter day.
At 7:30 am, without music; ut 8
an, to which al Of the young
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Fifteenth Street.

Sunrise prayer service at 6 am.
conducted by the youth groups on
the lawn Of Mrs. Marshall. 3703
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Episcopal
st. Andrews.

IF There Be No Resurrection
What?" will be the subject at II
a m. by the Rev. Alfred j. Wilder.
Holy communion, 8 am; children's
festival service, $50 am; parish
meeting Monday, 8 pm.
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WauKh,

DR.. Chesteen Smith will preach
at II am. on "The Risen Christ" "
Special music.
At 8 pm. the pageant, pilgrims
(see ACTIVITIES, Page A-l30
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON,
President Organized Bible Glass Associate

Paul breaches the Risen Christ will be the theme of the
the adult Bible classes the city tomorrow morning
Saviour euscrcied risenhe first fruits that
Tomorrow will rejoicing because
The Judson Glass of National Baptist
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COncord-Cabin John.

"Our Risen Lord" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. Frank Edward
Sutch.
At Concord, Sunday school at 2:15
pm, church service at pm. At
Cabin John, George Shepherd will
speak at the Easter services in the
Sunday school at 10 am; church
service at 8 pm.
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served and new members received
There will be special musical pro-
gram.
In the B. Y. P. U. at $50 pm. a
religious drama, Way of Life" will
be presented &C. The cast includes
Anna Biser, Elizabeth Marsegia, AL
fred Vasco. Anthony Vasco. Lucretia
Ricucci, Jeanette Ciarrocchi, Ange-
lima Vasco, Nino Montani, Jack Bo-
relli and Eleanor Juliano.
Capitol View (COl0red).
The Rev. j. Clarke Griffin will
preach at II am. on Resurrection
Morning." The senior choir will
give a cantata, Life Everlasting,
by Petrie, at 4 pm. There will be an
Easter cantata, Light After Dark
ness by Judefind, rendered by the
children of the Sunday school at
pm.
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St, Mary's (COlOred)

On Easter day holy communion
will be at 7:30 am. and also at
II am. The service for the church
school will take place in the church
at 3 pm.
Monday evening the congregation
will meet for the annual election of
the vestry and for the election of
the delegate to the diocesan conven-
ton.
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Board will sponsor the service. The
Rev. Gilbert Watson will preach at
8 pm. The anniversary services will
continue through next week.
Friendship (Colored).
"The Resurrection and It's Sig
nificance" will be the subject of the
Rev. B. H. Whiting at II am. Sum-
rise prayer and praise service at
S o'clock. A special program will
be rendered by the senior and junior
choirs at 8 pm. The Baptist con-
vention will hold its second sectional
meeting at the church on April IL
at 8 pm.
Good Will (Col0red).
DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on How Jesus Christ
Turned Tears Into JOY" In the
evening the Sunday school, under
the direction of Norman S. An
thony, will render a special Easter
program.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. C. r. Ferguson will
preach at II am. on THAT I May
Know Christ" Weaver Doyle will
lead our young people in an Easter
service at the Home for the In
curables at pm. The pastor will
speak on Strong in the Lord" The
pastor will preach at pm. on "The
Crucified Liveth."
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school will render their Easter pro-
gram at Z pm. service.
A meeting of the Church Council
will be held Tuesday at pm.
Trinity.
In both the German and the Eng
Gsh services the Rev. H. M. Hennigs
topic will be THE Blessed Easter
Miracle" Monday night congregf
tlonal meeting. The Senior Walther
League will meet Thursday, 8p.m.
Georgetown.
Easter Dawn" will be the subject
at II am, by the Rev. Harold E.
Beatty. Holy communion will be
administered. Joseph c. WINNER will
direct the Easter program by the
Sunday school at 7:3O pm, entitled
Our Resurrection Hope"
St. Marks.
"The Assurance TO Easter" will be
the theme of the Rev. j. Luther
Frantz at II am. Special music.
The young peoples meeting will be
held at $50 pm. Miss Margaret
Buckholtz will be the leader pre-
senting the topic, THE Victorious
Christ"
On Wednesday. 6 pm, the Alpha
Bible Class will hold supper meet
ing at the Fairfax Hotel. Meeting of
the brotherhood at the church. On
Thursday, pm, service at the
Central Union Mission.
Mount Olivet (C0lOred).
Come See, Go Tell" is the subject
for the Easter sermon at II am. by
the Rev. Mr.. w. Schiebel. A class of
adults is to be admitted into men,
bership. A number of children will
be received into the church through
holy baptism. The sacrament of the
altar will be celebrated. Music by
the junior girls choir. On Thursday
evening the Voters Assembly will
meet. The Junior and Senior Re-
igious Instruction Glasses will not
meet during Easter Week.
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Baptist
Fifth.

THE Living Christ" will be the
subject of DR.. John E. Briggs to-
morrow at II am. and at 7:45 pm
"An Easter Afternoon Walk and
Talk With Jesus" The ordinance Of
baptism will be administered at the
evening service. The Baptist Train
ing Union will meet at $50 pm.
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Chillun.

Special Easter programs will be
held at both Sunday school and
church services. Charles J. Sheets
will preach on Where Was Jesus
Three Days?" The B. Y. P. U. is
making plans for revival services
April 16 through 81, with the Rev.
o. w. Sawyer of Chincoteague, Va,
conducting.
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people who have been confirmed
during the past 10 years have been
invited. The Rev. Reno S. Harp,
jr.. will preach on Seeing the In
visible" The festival service is at
II am, and he will preach on
Things Not Seen" The children's
Easter service is at pm. when
they will present their Lenten Of
ferings.
St. Agnes.
There will be masses at 7. $50
and II am. There will be special
music at II am. The rector will
preach at II am. There will be
the service of solemn evensong and
benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment at pm.
TRANSPORTATION.
The Easter services will be holy
communion at 7:30 am. and holy
communion. sermon and special
music at II am. The Rev. j. j.
Queally will off1ciate and preach.
st. David's.
Tomorrow's topic is, Easter
Gods @. E. D. to Mans Immortality
Problem" All services will be by
the Rev. William L. Mayo, vicar.
At 8 am, holy communion: $50
am, childrens Easter service and
mite box presentation; II am,
Easter festival service and holy
communion; 8 pm, evening prayer.
Tuesday at 8 pm. the annual elec-
tion of the chapel auxiliary vestry.
All Saints.
The Rev. Henry Teller Cooke will
preside at Easter Sunday services,
beginning with holy communion at
7:3O am. There will be also a
special service at $50, and at II
o'clock the rector's theme will be,
His Glorious Life" The Sunday
School sessions will be omitted, and
in lieu thereof there will be the
children's Easter vesper service at
pm.
The annual meeting of the church
will be held at 7:30 Monday eve
ming.
St. Mary's (Colored).
~, Easter dav holv communion
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PeOpIe'S lColOredl. .

At II am. the Rev. A. F. Elmes
presents his Easter message on up
From the Grave" The junior choir
and the church school present an
Easter service at pm. Thursday
Is church night. New members will
receive their certificates of men,
bership. The trustees will serve re-
freshments.
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East Washington HEIGHTS.

Union sunrise service will be held
at o'clock with the Rev. Karl
Newell speaking on GAS 1t Began to
Dawn" The theme of the II
o'clock service by the Rev. Glenn B.
Faucet will be Death Could Not
Control Him" One hundred beau
tiful and impressive pictures illus
trating the Passion Play of Ober-
ammergau will be the presentation
at the 8 o'clock service.
The annual meeting of the church
will be held Thursday at pm.
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Italian.

At $50 m. all classes of the Bible
school will participate in an Easter
program, ''The Witnesses to the
Resurrection" The Rev. Olindo
Marseglia, assistant pastor, will
preach at 10:45 am. on Easter Re-
joicing and Its Message of Christian
Duty" Holy communion will be OBJ
Evening star., 1939-04-08

The Sunday School Lesson for
April is an Easter Lesson: Paul
breaches the Risen Christ."-Acts
13; 1 Corinthians Is.
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Methodist Episcopal

The Rev. F. L. Morrison will
preach at II am. on "He Is Risen"
and at pm. on What Shall Do
Then With Jesus?" The stewards
will meet Monday evening.
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Bangor place Sc. Morning wor-
ship at II o'clock. Special Easter
music. Sermon by the Rev. Leslie
L. Bowers on DE We Live Again?"
At pm. the ordinance of Chris
tian baptism will be administered
and special program of Easter
music will be rendered by the COM
bined choirs.
Third.
There will be Easter programs
at all services with special music.
The Rev. c. N. Williams will preach
at IL am. on Il Stake My Soul"
The Lords Supper will be observed.
Congregational
Lincoln (Colored).
At the special Easter services
Sunday morning DR.. R. w. Brooks
will speak on Getting a Fresh
Start Special music. The Mems
Brotherhoodmeets at 10 am. Claude
G. Young, director of religious edu-
cation, will lead the meeting.
Plymouth (Colored).
The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
preach on '"The Easter Hope Full
filled" at the morning service. Holy
communion will be celebrated. The
Sunday school will participate in
the worship service through the
Voice of Childhood program.
Evening star., 1939-04-08

The Mizpah Glass of Hamline M
E. Church will hold business and
social meeting Wednesday night at
the home of Mrs. Frank E. Reppert,
$500 Sixth street NV. The assist
ing hostesses will be: Mrs. FRANK
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llled the following
nual banquet: Mr..
Nielsen, presidents;
Evening star., 1939-04-08

The Adult Bible Glass of Chevy
Chase Baptist Church will hear an
address tomorrow morning by the
teacher, Attorney Charles V. INLAY.
Kenneth B. Forbes. president. will
preside. This class is composed OF
both men and women.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-29
Criminal Court Meets;
Jury Drawn For Term

Criminal Court with Judge
William v. Albury presiding met
this morning at 10 o'clock in the
county court house for the pur-
pose Of drawing the jury to serve
at the session of court which
meets Monday morning.
Present were County Solicitor
Allan B. Cleare. Jr, Clerk c..
Sam B. Curry, Chief Deputy
Sheriff Bernard Waite, Deputy
Ray Elwood, number of attor-
neys and interested citizens.
Immediately after order in
court" was sounded, drawing of
the regular and special venires
was started with the following
results.
Regular venire: Cleveland
Henriquez, j. Carlyle Roberts,
Eugene A. Levin, Eduardo Hen
riquez, Alfred Lucignani, Berlin
FELTON,, L. G. Daniel, Charles
Aronovitz. George F. Pierce,
Ralph Placencio, Marcos A. Mesa,
Mario Garcia. Henry Watkins,
John Lopez, Norman Baker. Les
lie B. Albury. Frank Hernandez,
Clarence Russell.
Snpcial vnairn. r q R0hprtS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-29
JAP GERMAN
TRADE TREATY
AGREED UPON
NEWS RELEASED TO-DAY IN
MATTER: FOLLOWS ABRo-
CATION OF TREATY BY
UNITED STATES
lnr Asso, Iatea rresnl

TOXIC. July 29.--The japan
csc government today released
news of a big trade agreement
with Germanyand the release,
coming just 48 hours after the
United States abrogation of 1911
treaty announcement, is consid-
cred by authorities in Washing
ton as a direct slap at Uncle
Sam.
1t is considered imperative,
however, as one statesman puts
it, that the japanese people must
have their attention diverted from
the United States actionand
that is why the German agree
ment is given so much attention.
Difficulty sprang up late yes
terday In the port of Shanghai,
China, when British-controlled
section of the city was forced to
move its lines back in answer to
a japanese request to do so.
Much confusion resulted as the
barbados were removed and
new ones were erected by the
Jap soldiers on the spot
As the week ends, conditions
point to still further and possibly
more serious trouble between ma
tons of the East and West may
be expected in the near future"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-29
Local WPA Administration
To Be In Different Hands
By End Of Present Month

keepers will arrive Monday, in
response to wired request sent
by Mr.. Schroeder, to assist iii the
training work.
Approximately twenty forenen
will cease work next Tuesday,
Mr. Schroeder stated, the balance
of the staff, To 60 on mandatory
layoffs September 1st. This stag
gering process is an exception to
the general state and nation wide
move, made necessary in that
the rule affects practically every
foreman on tie rolls.
Most project workers will not
be affected by the Is months
rule next week, although APP
proximately 800 of them will be
forced into 80 days vacation
without pay on September lst.
This allowance, also is an excep-
ton.
Rex Wilson, as stated yester-
day, will remain here for an UNI
determined period to assist the
local administrative force. He is
a special field engineer. operat-
ing out Of the Jacksonville of
flee. the office that will be in
control Of this area in the future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-29

Roy Schroeder, Florida Admins
traitor for the WPA. still uncon-
firms the changes that will take
place i'm the local area next Tues
day. August lst, however, it is
llhd that the administra-
ton here will be in different
hands following the end of the
month. Shifts and economy
measures state wide, Mr.. Schro-
der stated, make necessary the
changes which will be related
fully in The Citizen Monday.
1t is also understood that Fred
,Eberhardt, time keeper in the
local office, will be transferred,
although it is not known to
which office he will GO Mean
while, Eberhardt is being kept on
for purposes of training time
keepers that can take over when
he leaves.
In this connection and on ac-
count Of the national order in
regard to 80 days layoffs in the
ID months rule, many local fore
men, who could take on the time
keepers work, will be laid off
next Tuesday. Arthur Steed,
state superintendent of time
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Chamber Of Commerce
Directors Meet And Hear
Many Important Matters

Members of the Board of Di-
Irectors Of the Key West Cham
Der Of Commerce met last night
in the offices of the organization
to attend to a number of import
ant matters, which had been
brought to the attention of the.
board.
Those attending the meeting
were: President Everett Russell,
Melvin Russell, Bascona e
Grooms, Charles E. Smith, Ben.
d. Trevor, w. w. Demreitt and
E. A. Strunk, Jr.
Mrs. Maude Haynes HolloWell.
appeared before the board to re-
quest that the book which she is
getting out in the interest of Key
West be given the approval of
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Raymond Cabrera, Earl r.
Adams, Robert Hertell, Samuel
w T. Smart, Clarence Higgs, H.
IN. Tedder, Herman Richardson,
Milton A. Baker, Marcos A. Mesa,
Jr., Oscar Cruz, Vicente Cremata,
Alberto Perez, William ".
". Weaver, Harry M. Baker, w.
E. Julian, Paul w. Roberts, Ira
Cash.
Cases which are scheduled for
trial at the session next week
are:
Armando Machin. aggravated
assault.
| Jesus Fernandez, possession Of
crawfish during the prohibited
season.
Geraldine Copeland and Leonia
MCGEE, removing memorials and
ornaments from tombs in the
cemetery.
Armando Machin non support
of minor children.
S w. Wheeler, non support Of
wife and minor child.
Other indictments are being
prepared today by County Soil
citor Cleare and will be ready for
presentation to- the court Mon
day.
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Lions Club Observed
Citizenship, Patriotism
Day At Last Meeting

new arrangement by Vincent
Lopez, the famous orchestra
leader, of The Star Spangled
Banner was presented to the
club and sung in unison. This
song was made available through
the courtesy of Mrs. Helen K.
Stone, granddaughter OF the
author Of the National Anthem,
who left Key West recently fol-
lowing a six weeks stay.
The clubs attention was called
to the exceptionally fine report
Of Key West activities contained
in the annual report Of Lions In
ternational as made to the Pitts
burgh convention by secretary
general Melvin Jones
Good attendance of club mem
bers at the American Legion
Commanders Dinner this evening
was planned.
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Thursday was Citizenship and
Patriotism Day at the local Lions
Club meeting held at Stone
Church Annex. Supper was called
to order by President H. E. Day
at $50 o'clock.
Committee chairman, Lion
Charles Ketchurn. was in charge
of the program, taken over chief
III with an excellent discourse on
the need or Lions to cooperate in
all things of Civic Betterment
and endeavor aimed at sobserv-
ance Of holding of patriotic
symbols in this country
The Lions slogan, made up. of
the first letters in the clubs
name Liberty, Intelligence. Our
Nations Safety, was stressed, by
Lion Ketchum, as entirely worth
while aims to study and observe.
AS part of the program. the
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the Chamber of Commerce, and
the request was granted.
A similar request was incor-
porated in a letter from The Art
ment Press regarding the pc
riodical publication of q booklet
of general information about Key
West, which also met with the
approval of the board.
A letter from Townsend Nor
gan, suggesting proposed activiE
ties of cooperation with the
Chamber of Commerce in pro-
noting the interests of the city,
was read and the secretary was
instructed to inform Mr.. Morgan
that his offer was welcomed and
that the Chamber would be in
Continued on Tage Fourl
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z
CHARGES FILED
AGAINST BANKER
Inv ASSOCIATED .lsrrsal

NEW JERSEY N July 20
Prominent banker. Robert j..
WhitWorth, was accused today of
accepting stolen bonds as collat-
cral for a bank, loan by federal
authorities, and, in all likelihood.
he will have to stand trial on the
charges.
The arrest and accusation was
made as part of the federal
.uncovering of $25O,0OO "h0t
bond ring racket reported to be
flourishnig in this city and sur
rounding territory.
Whitworth has resigned his Of
.ficership in the bank he has serv-
ed for many years following the
knowledge of Indictment.