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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05


~C0nfucius--he sny"--the ED copy
cats! Prob'ly The first time in
journalistic history that two oppos-
ing papers practically run the same
type Of prOmotion As D'Way
C0nfucius say: What the he'll?
John J. Bennett, New York's atty
gem, tells chuu1s he win run for
Mayor The current NUM-
tons expenditures by France and
England In the u. s. are 2 millions
daily. BY April It win be 20 /.
Senator Nye will blast ABOUT airline
monopolies aimed at Pan American
that recently won China, 8. America,
Europe, practically the world -.
The N. Y. phone firms eKploiter
George WelIbaum) is handling
Paul v. McNutt,s press campaign
A major ciggie firm will use the
Waldorf Astoria for its next coast
to-coaster The Mayor and
Dewey VIII go after two Of the towns
largest printing firms as a prelim-
mary to legislation under which the
city win do its own printing In the
future saving taxpayers $3.50 900 per
annum Lord Cavendish. Adele
Astaires groom, has Joined the Bri-
fish mine-sweepers.
The other night, Mrs. Roosevelt's
brother, G. Hall Roosevelt, was col
Iecting for the Finnish Relief ut Fl
Chico's In Greenwich village. He
encireled q box Of Finnish candy
with q chalk mark in the midle Of
the dance floor and invited the pa
irons to pitch quarters for IL -.
After $3.50 hit the floor, the win
ing twO-bits was tossed by q Rus
sian!
Box Office, the movie trade mag,
will devote several pages to prove
the actual similarity Of the lives
of the Okies and those pictured In
Grapes OF Wrath. M. Quigley,
rival editor, claimed the film was
exaggerated, etc. BY all means,
buy tickets for The Star-Spangled
Banner Bail for Vets of the AmeT1-
can Legion and their families. At
the Waldorf, Feb. 9th. A needy
cause obscured by all the foreign
news and foreign Causes! .
Keenan, Wynn is badly nurt be-
cause Betty Hutton, his jitterbug
partner Gin 1.-TWO for the Show")
kicked him too hard in the darndest
places Sidney Kingsley says
"it was Just the reverse" That he
kept his show running at loss and
had to fold 1t. Says he was willing
to give the show to the actors, but
Equity said nope :. :. When Amelio
Sanchez's wife got her divorce last
week, he motored her to the court,
waited outside and they've been in
separable ever since!
Clyde Hager's little girl, Mary, just
out Of high school, will wed r.. v.
H0llingsworth Of Calf. Standard OIL
in two weeks The Phillip Hunt
ers (she was Ellie Mae In ITO
baccO Road') had . daughter Jan,
28th The anonymous "mys-
terry economist" whose predictions
columnist Arthur Krock repeatedly
quotes I'm the Times - Is Edmund
Lincoln Of the Du Point Co. =.
Oh, Mr.. Faniman, r. r. A., Levant
and Kieran! Now don't get uppity
but Canada Dry's stock went up
over five points In the last week
. John Gunther's edition of I'm
side Europe" is ready. II you turn
In your old copy for one-yOu save
81 Desi ('Too Many Girls'')
ArnaZ has SO many Of them-they
are knewn rs "the Desi Chain"
An the Reds, Naxis, Bunders, and
ism" outfits are sore as anything
ut us. -. The Groups Of Wrath?
. =. We formed our editorial policy
long ago; we would rather please
all OF the people some Of the time
than some Of the people All Of the
time!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
B. A. C. Banquet

Nearly three hundred members
and guests attended the 51st ami
versary dinner of the Brooklyn Ath-
letic Club in st. Joseph's auditor
ium Saturday evening. Michael
Morrisey, vice-president, officiated
as POSTMASTER. The occasion
brought together many Of the old
time members Of the organization.
Congratulatory speeches were the
order of the evening. An excellent
program of entertainment was also
staged.
Matthew Dunphy, general chair
man of the committee, was assist
ed by Michael Sasso, president; Mi
chael Morrissey, William Moskowitz,
Edward DiNapoli, Solly Freedman,
Joseph Cinaitis, Daniel Kump, jeff
Morrison, Daniel Mahaney, Anthony
Marafino, Charles Spiotti and John
Dumschott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05

PIaylet Staged
WAR is He'll" a playlet, was pre-
sented by the Mount Carmel dram
attic club last night in the parish
aall. The proceeds were turned into
the fund for the new church.
Rev. Austin Saunders directed the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
Political Club

Political Club
Mayor Vincent A. Scully and Po-
lice superintendent william j.
Roach were the principal speakers
at the 48th anniversary banquet of
the Lithuanian Citizens Political
club Saturday night at 103 Green
street hall.
The entertainment program was
featured by the presentation of
Lithuanian folk dances.
Peter E. PoSkas was chairman of
the committee in charge. He was
assisted by Edward Griskauskas,
Brenis SeredinSkas. Matthew Vosy-
Illus and Michael Okolevich. Gabriel
Virgins was in charge Of the staff
Of mattresses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05

lined e last week: ~Confucius say,
hm'riek Jingle = Golden Tune"
And = rival gazette there inc free
mentions, yOu old Oppositions you'll
has started . nsw ealnEnn called:
~Confucius--he sayS-the ED copy
eats! 80. Probly tlae first time in
journalistic history that two oppos-
ing papers practically run the same
type of prOmotion As B'Way
C0nfucius say: What the he'll?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
Walter WiHAcIaeIl
On Broadway
Tr.a, MARX Rsrlsted, couyr,r tsso a,Iv M,rror ne
NAN ABOUT TOWN

STras' Mark RsSs'sfsd' Copyright 1880 DAILY Mirror
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05

There win shortly be Published
in England . sensational book by q
woman who was Killers maid in
Berchtesgaden, She win re-
veal details Of, his habits, including
one Of scattering flowers through
out his rooms One chapter on
Unity Milford Is so torrid the pub
fishers viii omit Il -. IL win be
titled: Il Was Hitler's Maid" by
Pauline kOhler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
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RELIEF SOCIETY
RECEIVES FUNDS
CHRISTMAS EVENT Melted
ALMOST $50 FOR
NAVAL GROUP

Announcement xas made fodsy
by Mrs Walter r Jacobs. presi-
dent of the Navy Relief Society.
Key West Auxiliary that proceeds
Of the Christmas Doll and Sewing
Machine rattle had Melted the NJ
ganization SIS. sc.
This affair was held Al the
Naval Station library on Deoem-
Der 23rd al 300 O'Clock. with a
large gathering present Mrs A
H. Holtx. Of Coral Hotel aparf-
ments. won the prize
Officials Of the organization
explained that the main purpose
Of the group Is 10 provide funds
for small loans TO the navy per
sonnet IN cases Of emergency. A.
certain periods. they stated the
entire Navy Is asked 10 contribufe
70 the general fund
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28


al air station, and sub-bases at
several other places. -'
The average man got big news
play when he went to election
polls three times to name a ne&s
governor and aoout 5000 local of
ficials and to vote in the national
election
The public was the center of
attraction again when answers to
census-takerS showed Florida to
be the fastest growing state, and
when the younger men signed up
for selective military training.
SpeSSard L. Holland of Barlow
became the big name of the year
when he defeated Francis P.
Whitehair of DeLand for the gov
arnorship TO succeed Fred P.
Cone. US Senator Charles o.
Andrews was reelected in the
race that supplied surprises when
Bernarr Macfadden finished
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
j. 5. Watches
N9zi Actions
In So. Pacific
wNwAwhwAwAwAwAwwM
GREEKS DENY DRIVE
is BEING STOPPED
(By Annotated Presal

(By Associated PreuHD
ATHENS. Dec. 2a.-Greek
officials denied Italian claims
made yesterday that their
drive in northern Albania
was coming tc a halt.
Greek troops are pushing
on north of Pogradec. they
claim. and have reached a
point IL miles further into AL
bania.
Meanwhile. news encourag-
ing 10 enemies of the axis
powers came from Bulgaria
today. when if was officially
confirmed that that nation
will not align itself with the
axis.
Foreign Minister Ivan Pop
off. of Bulgaria. stated that
the government had refused
permission for Nazi troops TO
traverse the country 10 strike
at northern Greek frontier.
Previously. it had been
rumored that a huge pontoon
bridge was being erected
across the Danube river be-
tween Rumansa and Bulgaria.
This has been found TO be
false.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
LIBYAN FORCES
CUT IN TWO

LONDON. Dec. 28.-Dispatches
from the African front to war Of
fees here this morning. contained
news of more victories for British
forces now pounding away at the
suicide forces vainly trying to
hold out at the fort Of Bardia.
Captured Italian officers stated
that the African high command
had determined to eVacuate Bar
dia earlier this week. but at the
last moment, orders had come di-
rectly from Rome. from II Duce
himself. to hold the fort at all
costs. "A face-saving order" was
their comment.
Military experts here see no
hope for the Italians in holding
the stronghold The forces have
been cut in two. and British naval
units offshore have pounded the
Notifications mercilessly for the
past IS hours.
Meanwhile. other British de-
tachments are pushing forward
towards Tobruk. so miles to the
west. where embattled Italians
are reported to be erecting strong
defensive lines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
DICTIONARIES
TO Sell AUTO
WILL AUGMENT STATE CON-
VENTION FUND NOW
BEING RAISED

Decision to sell an automobile
to raise funds for the American
Legion state convention here in
April was taken at a meeting last
night of the executive committee
of the Board of Directors of the
Key West Convention corpora
ton.
A committee consisting of
President William V. Little.
Chairman Al Mills and Treasurer
William A. Freeman was appoint
ed to work out details of the
sale. They will procure the car
and order the printing of the
tickets to be sold.
Other means of raising funds
for the corporation were discuss
ed Chairman Mills was directed
to investigate them and to make
report at meeting January s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
auto CRASHES
RAMROD BRIDGE
EARLY TODAY
DRIVER HAD NARROW ES-
CAPE FROM SERIOUS IN
JURY OR DEATH: CAR FELL
INTO s-FooT WATER

Another automobile went
through a wooden bridge on the
Overseas highway, this one from
Ramrod Key bridge, at 1::::30 a. m.
today, it was reported today by
Chief Deputy Sheriff Bernard
Waite.
The driver of the car, Andrew
L. EaSon, who lives at Petronia
and Francis streets, escaped with
bad shaking up. He barely
managed to climb out one of the
windows of the automobile and
to perch on the upturned end of
1t until assisted ashore. The auto
mobile landed in eight feet of
water.
Andrew Roberts, driver of the
Thompson Enterprises, Inc, fish
truck, came along and helped
EaSon ashore Then he carried
him to his home. Eason is a
salesman for Wilson & Company
and was making a run into Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
LARGEST RADIO
AUDIENCE WILL
TUNE In F.D.R.
OF WORLD TO BE
FOCUSED ON TALK ToMoR-
ROW NIGHT: COMMITTEE
PLEADS FOR mo WAR"
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. o.
What will PROBABLY be the larg-
est radio audience over to hear
a broadcast, will turn its dials to-
morrow night to tune in Presi-
dent Roosevelt's long-awaited
message on defense, to be aired
over all chain systems and short
waved to the world at $50 o. m.
1t is predicted here that at least
seventy-five percent of the own
ers of the nations 100000 "a
dlos will tune in the speech. Add
to this figure, officials state, the
short-wave audiences of other ma
lions and it may clearly be seen
a record number of listeners will
hear the address.
Treating chiefly on the present
acute situation in world affairs
with accent on defense accom-
pllshments of the past few
months, President Roosevelt is
expected to divurge into a COM
plete review of the British situa-
ton.
1t is this latter assumption that
has led millions to send pleas to
the President, seeking no in
flamatory talk in his presentation
OF the present situation. The
Committee of One Million has
wired the chief executive asking
that mo warlike remarks" be in
cluded in the speech, and other
agencies have voiced similar hope
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
REMNANTS
ARE BEING HOISTED

Seven sailfish were captur-
ed by fishing party in five
days of Key West fishing. If
was reported by Capt. Bob
Daniels of the boat Donna D.
III.
Three of the sails were
caught by L. T. Goldberg of
Chicago. two by Dr.. D. Fred
ericks of Georgia and two by
r. Levy of Chicago.
Goldberg comes 70 Key
West every December for the
fishing. He usually brings a
party with him. Capt. Daniels
reports.
The Coldbergs resided this
and last wear at l4os Division
street. They plan 70 leave
for q trip 10 Cuba tomorrow.
and are already looking for
ward TO their annual fishing
trip TO Key West" next year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
THREE LODGES In
JOINT CEREMONIES
TO INSTALL OFFICERS AT
SCOTTISH RITES HALL
TONIGHT

All Masons of the city were be-
ing directed TODAY to attend an
installation of officers meeting
tonight, starting d 7.3O o'clock in
Scottish Rites Hall.
Officers Of Dsde. Felix Varela
and Anchor lodges will be in
stalled at this meeting.
All MasOns as we'll as members
OF Fern Chapter, OES.. plan to
attend the First Baptist Church
services tomorrow night at 7:3O
o'clock Rev. Ted NJ Jones will
preach on THE Assurance OF
Our God" at this service:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
BY JOHN GROVER. A

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga
reformed appeaser who publicly
recanted his avowed friendship
for Germany is Britain's choice
for the biggest job outside the
British Isles"-Ambassador to
the United States.
Capital speculation indicates
the new envoy, Third Viscount
Halifax, may even have been
picked because he can and has
supplied rebuttal argument to any
who believe & negotiated peace
with Germany is desirable.
Halifax approved the Munich
deal with litter. guaranteeing
CzechOslavakIa. he counselled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28

third, with Jerry Carter second
and Governor Cone fourth.
: MpFesthan a half million votes.
a reepId. were cast in the states
general election. wnen Florida
voted decisively for President
RooSevelt's third term and ap-
proved five OF SIX proposed
amendments TO the state consti-
tuition.
Jacksonville held its place as
the states largest city and Flor
ida gained another congressman
in the census which showed a
state population gain Of 27.9 per-
cent over 1880.
There were several other Flor
ida events that competed sue
cessfully with war news for front
page position in state papers.
The year started during a Sc
we're cold wave that dropped tenn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
FOUR LICENSES
TO WE'D ISSUED

Four marriage licenses were is
sued this morning by County
Judge Raymond R. Lord.
The licenses were issued to A.
X Drake. %. q US. naval sea-
man. and Virginia L. Seamchorn
10. OF York, n. C.: to Fred L. How
ell Jr-, "a. Of Concord, n. c.. and
Elsie Springfield, Il. of Brook
VILE. Fla; to Abulio Sanchez Sc.
OF Tampa and Mae Belle Mccall
50, OF Tampa, and Limo A. Castro.
.. and Ella Rojas, II, of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
Triple-Alliance Warming
May Be FOrerunner To
Action Against British
In East
CBy Associated PreEsD

CBy Associated PreEsD
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. -
United States Naval authorities
were today casting watchful eyes
on the situation that is fast build
ing up in the southern Pacific
area.
Believed to be the fOrerunner of
action against the British strong
holds in that section, the warn
ingS against Britain and the
United States issued by the triple
alliance partners. Germany, Italy
and Japan. may bring serious con-
sequences, officials here now be-
lieVe.
AS part of the suspicion that
axls-poWer Vaccinations are
stretching out beyond the imme-
date war zones. is the observation
now being checked that hundreds
Of Germans have been disembark-
ing at Manila. P. l., over a period
of the last two months.
Further fuel on the fire of i'm
pending action is contained in the
rumOrS now widely heard that
Japan IS arming German ships
stationed in the Far-east, to be
used as raiders to war on Pacific
shipping Of all sorts.
AT any rate. high officials now
feel confident that the British
empire IS going to be attacked on
still another sector. The effect on
United States interest in the new
theater is the chief concern of
diplomatic ENJOYS here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
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view of the first major ring
eclipse of the sun since 1865.
Florida forgot about the war
temporarily when Mrs. Emory
Callahan of Miami said she ex-
pected to become the mother of
quintuplets. But doctors said
there had been a misunderstand-
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
NAVY WILL HOLD
CHAPEL SERVICES

Lieut.. Blake Craft, Station
Chaplain, announced Chapel
Services to be held in Movie Hall
tomorrow evening from Z to 8
p m The following program
will be observed:
Orchestra, special singing, con-
gregation singing and the sermon
by the Chaplain.
Announcement of the services
to the station personnel called at
tention to this ''the last service
OF the year, and urged that all
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
kWHA Official States
Project Moves Forward
Smoothly; Descriptions
Released

Work Is Pz0ssssdas very
nicely with cczst-u-si1z C ths
J Y Porter Place Of Is zzz.s
On Trunbo ssc&ioz- L Ezs an
nouncsd today ~ sxscu-5vs -
rector Wallace B-xa=s KErke q
the Key West Hsuzing susho-i.T-
Excavations have been ulzne5
the STE far fhe 20
buildings which the srshu-1ty Is
erecting The ste Ees - ~
south Of White streeL ID sEzzust
the fence which sepzrz1e re So
plane base q Ire Ray
A total q is holes hzrr heen
sunk Into these ~ - 49,
footings and folEn6z.iuus fur ~
units a concrate Enxe- z-rTE=5
On the Job Yesterday zn6 as srul
as the weather Gears rhr w~E-
men Vii beEIn pou-EzE uanc-etF
The IL bz5lzz-Es - - e-u-1=5
Wln contain s 80 g s
There va 1872 a--zs 49,
ineS two seuen-un1 EllSnEE
and 4 - e5Eh1 ux e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
HOUSTON LISTS
OLDEST ALIEN
UDy ASHoriated Preanl

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. %
Isabel Gomez, who says she was
born IN 1924 at Guanajuato, Mex
leo. IS listed here as probably the
oldest alien in the United States.
Luis L. Duplan, Mexican con-
SUI believes that her 116 years
would make her the oldest living
woman, and has recommended to
Mexican authorities that some of
tlclal notice be taken of her.
She came to Texas Is years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
MASONIC NOTICE

All Masons in the city are re-
queSted to attend a meeting to-
might at the Scottish Rite Hall, at
T+30, for the purpose of installing
officers of Dade, Felix Varela and
Anchor Lodges, jointly. Also to
attend Lodge tomorrow night
at 7 o'clock. for the purpose of at
tending Divine services at the
Baptist Church.
BY order of the Worshipful
Master of Anchor Lodge.
JOHN c. PARK,
dec28-lt Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
LONDON CLEARS
RAID DEBRIS

LONDON, Dec. 28.-This cap
ital of England began work this
morning of clearing away debris
from the effects of a four-hour
air raid last night in which hun
dreds of bombs were dropped on
the residential area.
In one block alone. officials
revealed, Il incendiary bombs
were hurled earthward by the
Nazi bombers overhead. COM
pletely demolishing every home
in the area. Other attacks were
centered on south and southeast
ern coast cities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
Excavations Made
For l96 Units Of
J. Y. Porter Place
CHRISTMAS POSTERS
RECEIVE PRAISES

Many Key Westers and
visitors have combined 10 Of
fer high praise of the Christ
mas posters sponsored by the
Key West High School and
displayed in various spots
throughout the CITY.
Prof. Horace O'BrYant.
school principal. is credited
with the theme Of the posters
Ring Out Good Cheer in
America. Where Only IN the
World There May Be A Mer-
~ Christmas. Combining
the age-old message of Christ
mas sood-cheer with q fine
expression OF Americanisrn
was especially Landed.
The posters are part Of a
series of educational mediums
being tried out this year IN
der sponsorship Of the Mon
roe County Beard of Public
Instruction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
.l[ll%[AIM
Raj DRIVES AT
NORWAY BASES
CONCENTRATE ON INVASION
THREAT POINTS: LONDON
SUSTAINS NEW RAIDS

LONDON, Dec. 28.-Air min
istry announced today that sew
eral Squadrons OF Royal Air
Force planes flew across the
North Sea last night to drop
bombs on at least three Nazi
bases on the south coast of Nor
way.
Late rumors had It that the
NaziS may direct actual invasion
attempts against Britain from
Norwegian points. The attacks
by the Raj last night. as IN the
past, were meant to break up
such a danger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
LORD HALIFAX, RELENTLESS ENEMY
Approved Munich Deal, Then Publicly Told OF Error
OF HITLER, CONTRADICTORY Man


collaboration with Germany.
Time Hitler marched into Prague
and made a relentless enemy of
Halifax. The Viscount promptly
and publicly acknowledged error
IN advocating the Munich deal.
urged laSt-dltch resistance to
Nazi aggression.
Deeply Religious
What manner of man is Edward
Frederick Lindley Wood, G.C.S.I.
G.CI.E., PC, RIG, Viscount Hall
fax and First Baron Irwin of
Kirby Undertake?
He is a contradiction. He has
played the part of a religious
mystic, repeatedly sitting on the
floor cross-legged to discuss alb
stract, theology with Mahatma
Gandhi. Short months later he
was a tough, practical administra-
tor who ruthlessly put down that
same Gandhi's civil disobedience
campaign with troops.
His concern with things spirit
ual is legendary His father
worked through the "a years he
lived for union of the Anglican
and Roman Catholic churches.
Father and son rose daily for 6
a. m. devotiOnS, a custom Halifax
still observes.
Rich Background
Yet this spiritual peer is also a
man of action in the temporal
world. His solid place in English
ariStocracy is bulwarked by alli-
ances with other noble families.
His sister married Baron Bingley.
his daughter wed Lord Fever
sham His wife is the daughter of
the 18th Earl of Devon.
Halifax is fox-hunting squire,
who said he would rather be a
master of fox hounds than a cabi-
net minister. He has been both.
He was a member of Parliament
from 1910 and only emerged from
political obscurity in 1921 as In
dersecretary for Colonies.
From then on he zoomed. He
was President of the Board of
Education-a cabinet post-in
1922, Minister of Agriculture in
1924, Viceroy to India 1861.
President of the Board of Educa-
tIon again. Minister for War. Lord
Privy Seal, Leader of the House
of Lords, Lord President of the
Council and finally Foreign Sec
rotary until he was named am
bassador to the US.
Not An Oomph-Man
His left arm has been virtually
useless since birth, yet he has
been an able athlete. He led his
regiment as colonel of the York
shire Dragons in the World War.
No oomph-man. this Halifax.
Rather, in the words of former
US Ambassador Joseph Ken
nedy, almost a saint. A man
full Of paradoxes, at any rate
But says the Yorkshire Post of
the home county boy sent to
America: 1T is no spellbinding
orator we want in Washington.
but man of absolute integrity
whom Americans can unreserved-
" trust. The worst ambassador
we could have just now would be
one liable to invite suspicion as
an aStute propagandist sent to
wheedle America into the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-28
Defense Got Biggest Florida 1910 Headlines

peratures to record lows, destroy
ed fruit and vegetable crops
worth millions of dollars. and
damaged roads to the extent Of
S2.8OO,OOO.
Early in April, there was a one
day sensation as residents of the
northern part of the state tried 10
peep through heavy clouds for a