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Evening star., 1940-01-25
House Upho|ds Veto
OF Bill 10 Repay Ohio
For Security Funds '
Republicans HurI chorge
Of Bureaucracy and
Politics in Debute
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Ohio has lost its battle for Federal
reimbursement Of 1888 900 which
It claimed to have spent for old-age
assistance while under suspension by
the Social Security Board.
Climaxing q short debate that
brought Republican charges of
politics" and bureaucracy" the
House voted late yesterday to up
hold President Roosevelt's veto of
. bill to repay the State.
The vote was I'll to override the
veto and 153 to support 1t, but two
thirds majority is necessary to re-
ject the Presidents decision. Aside
from 80 Democrats who sided
against Mr.. Roosevelt, the ballot was
on party lines.
Representative Jenkins, Repub-
lican, of Ohio told the House that
the bill had the approval of Paul
v. McNutt, Federal Security admin
istrator.
I'VE had been assured that this
legislation would have the green
light" Mr.. Jenkins said. Some
where along the line, something has
happened"
Davey Denied Charges.
The Federal aid was withheld in
October, 1898, on the ground that
the Ohio old-age program was being
administered irregularly. Com
plants that the State pension sys-
tenn had been used for political pur-
poses where denied by Martin L..
Davey, Democrat, who was then
Governor.
Mr.. Roosevelt said in his veto
message:
1T seems to me that the disap-
proval of this bill will serve notice
on every State in the Union that all
kinds of Federal aid must be con-
ditioned on full compliance with the
Federal law and wholly without dis
elimination or ineff1ciency"
He added that approval of the
measure would mean that States no
longer would be compelled to main
tain the standards set up by the
Congress, but could violate these
standards with impunity and still
get their money"
Bricker Hits Action.
In Ohio Gov. John w. Bricker de-
clared that the veto "once again il
lustrates the willingness of the New
Deal to sabotage humanitarian prin-
ciples whenever it can serve its own
selfish political purposes by so do
ing"
Failure Of the Government to re-
pay the money, he said, would hit at
$4,000 innocent persons who are on
Ohio's pension rolls"
The argument held the House in
session until dusk yesterday, delay
ing debate on the bill appropriating
s1,032, ,154,6l2 for the Treasury and
Post Once Departments. It had
been whitfield $11,491 900 below
budget estimates by the Appropria-
tions Committee, and economy advo-
Gates hoped to make further cuts on
the floor.
The deficiency bill, appropriating
$251, ,S22,5 ,5s8 for emergency defense
and neutrality expenses, still was be-
fore the Senate, where another vic
tory for economy supporters also was
in prospect.
Evening star., 1940-01-25
Fire Warns Up Motor

GRAND RAPIDS. Nebr., Jan. 10
R--John McHugh built a fire url-
der MS car to warm up the motor.
Firemen arrived in time to save part
of the garage, but the car was .
total loss.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31

753 Arthur Franklin Patrick
754 Clarence Edward Thompson
755 John Demphs Goodman
756 Phil Edward Houck
757 Robert J. Kimberlin
758 Thomas Wade Hammons
759 Tester Paul Sutherland
76O Todd Hamilton Gentry
761 Jethro Blevins
762 Willie Bart Blevins
1853 Edmond Blevins
764 David Allen Blevins
765 Luther Wayne Blevins
766 John Frank Mcmillan
767 Hilbert Hill Blevins
1853 Ray Thomas Davis
1859 Willard Hart
ITO Norman Odell Ham
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31

I'll Avery James Landreth
772 James Walters
773 Charles Preston Davis
TIA Worth Hash
IT'S Hadley harrington
ZIG, Lucius Com. Witherspoon
TIT Connie Mcmillan
778 Leslie Vern Dixon
779 Paul Woodrow Paisley
780 U. S. Grant Bauguess
781 Rex Raymond Huffman
1872 Bert Rotten
783 Worth Thomas Stamper
784 Brakine Clark
785 Roger Clayton Bare
786 John T. Shoaf
787 Lillard Quincy Hoosier
Continued on Page 81
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31
Everybody, Even the Baby,
Is In On This

People often say they don't how high taxes
are as the rich pays them Everybody does pay them
even the babies The poorest among the citizens pay
their share on what they buy. They may go to
the office of the tax collector and "fOrk up money
but this is what they pay (Taken from tax bulletin
published by Democratic paper.)
Taxes take ten cents of every dollar spent for milk
Taxes take fifteen cents of every dollar spent for
bread.
Taxes take eight of every dollar spent for meat
1axes take eighteen cents of every dollar spent for
sugar.
Taxes take nine cents of every dollar sne.t for
tables.
Taxes take eight cents of every dollar spent for
canned goods
Taxes take twenty five cents of every dollar spent
for rent.
Taxes take twelve cents of every dollar spent for
electricity.
Taxes take fifteen cents of every dollar spent for gas
Taxes take thirteen cents of every dollar spent for
matches.
Taxes take five cents of every dollar spent for SOAP
Taxes take twenty-five cents of every dollar spent
for patent medicines.
Taxes take ten cents of every dollar spent for wo
mans clothing.
Taxes take twelve cents of every dollar spent for
mems clothing.
Taxes take thrtyseven cents of every dollar spent
for automobile upkeep, etc, etc.. etc.
How Much Tax Do You PAY?
ject Hidden Taxes Paid by the Poor" and $1,000 for
the second best letter.
Willkie For President Club
General Delivery
BOONE, NJ c.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31

673 Woodrow Nelson Bare
674 Everett Liddle
675 Robert Alexander Hall
GIG Leonard Rex Bare
677 Lloyd Rufus Hunt
678 Jess Buck Sheets
679 Hillary Winfred Sheets
$50 Palmer Theodore Fletcher
681 Paul Baker
682 Benjamin Darius Miller
685 Joe Evert Phillips
684 Clark Sherman Church
685 Richard Blan Johnston
686 Leo Ham
687 Russell Mahaffey
688 John Willard Mahala
689 Ralston Levy Jones
$50 Furman Luther Roark
691 Kelly Mahala
692 Charlie Arthur Stanley
693 George B. Grub
694 Frederick Ward Ray
OSO <1114G w d1CO1 4NO114S
696 Worth Joseph Winebarger
697 Delbert Nathan Roark
698 Newland Radford Goodman
500 Fred Brown
700 Arthur Worth Phillips
FOL Homer Sells Gentry
702 Hubin Alex Miller
703 Wiley Willard Lewis
7O4 Willie Anderson Lefever
7O5 Bill Holman
FOG James France Phillips
7O7 John Andrew Miller
7O8 Elsie Cooper
700 Ivory Paul Jones
no Howard Council
I'll Claude William Greer
712 Lloyd (Buster) Phillips
713 Charlie Phillips
TIA Elmer Parker Grogan
IT'S Marvin Glenn Eller
ZIG James Garfield Mcneil
III Clarence Elmer Griffitts
718 Charles Herbert Walters
719 Willard Jesse Cox
72O Joseph Willard GRAPHICAL
721 Archie Ray Triplett
722 Clyde Jack Barr
723 Joseph Elmer Poe
725 James Glenn Elliott
726 Albert Howard Miller
727 Robert Napoleon Blevins
728 Roy Benjamin Roark
729 Carl Francis Jones
73O John Wayne Arnold
731 Guy Parker Johnson
1872 Charles Edward Burgess
1873 Conley Hardin
734 Rufus Winfield Coward
735 Thomas Walter Arnold
736 Fred .Cockerham
737 James BERTHE Osborne
1888 Walter Ernie Church
739 Rufus Edward Combs
740 Ernest Allen Lambert
TAI John Robert Coward
742 Marvin AlonZo Combs
743 Jessie Calvin Roark
744 Ben Franklin Lambert
745 Blan Robert Little
TAG Robert Paul Jones
TAT Conley Bryce Lyle
748 Calvin Austin Severt
749 James Willie McNeil1
$50 Howard Brady Cox
Isl Ray Winston Miller
7SO Tooe;o Do~n
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31
ASHE DRAFT LIST

Continued from Page 81
238 Jones Victor Ham
239 Fred George Miller
240 Monroe Miller
241 Arthur Kenneth Farmer
242 Ray Thomas Elliott
243 James Edward Eldreth
PA Roy Everett Douglas
245 ! Norman Wayne Waddell
246 Anvil Clinton Lewis
247 Burl Ray Lewis
248 James Thomas Wilson
249 Guy Everett Miller
$50 Lonfred Dale Black
251 Gene Paul Jones
252 Robert William Blevins
253 Thod Hampton Sheets
254 Willie Eugene Gentry
255 Don Noah Stevens
256 Walter Worth Hall
257 James Monroe Tucker
258 Willard Bare
259 Alonzo Armfie1d Miller
260 Carrie James Davis
261 Blain Reed
262 Edmond Spencer Wor1ey
263 John Lanier Atwood
264 Jessie Price
265 William David Hart
266 Spencer Mckinley Wyatt
267 Paul Archibald Cox
268 Roscoe Royal
269 Archie Harrington
270 John Virgil Howell
271 Odell Rotten
272 Dwight L. Houck
273 Joseph Porter Edwards
274 James Ham
275 William Earl Parsons
276 William Clyde Wilcox
277 Roby Parker Latham
278 William Davis Black
279 Oren Galloway Sheets
$50 Bill Hall
281 Charlie Albert Vannoy
282 Rufus Henry Surber
283 John Rockefellow Hartzog
284 William Kilby Craft
285 Wave Quintin Miller
286 Harley Alvin Denny
287 Howard William WEIGH
288 Donald Adams
289 Lester Ray Clark
290 Carl Uless Eldreth
POI Dennis Brewer
292 Arlis Ray Roark
293 Arley Vince Brown
294 Carl James Tedder
295 Fronzie Lawson Brinegar
296 Joseph Carl Francis
297 Elmer Lee Ham
298 Worth Rodger Stewart
299 John Quincy Baker
300 Jacob Wiley Faw
301 Carl Franklin Miller
302 Henry Ulysses Poe
303 James Lee Ashley
304 Paul Edison Seagraves
305 Denzil Curtis Paisley
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31


3O7 James Ivan Miller
308 Walter Carson Howell
800 Edward Mullis
80 Quincy Russell Neal
311 Frank Knox Witherspoon
312 Merrill George Bare
313 Monroe Wingler
314 Roy Clarence Kemp
315 Avery Harrison Miller
316 Thomas E. Hopkins
BIT Sam Edgar Taylor
318 Vincent Aston Anderson
319 Howard Haywood Morphew
800 Floyd Melville WEIGH
321 Burgwin Carter
322 General Grant Carpenter
1923 Earl Glen Sexton
324 Edgar Joseph Stanley
1926 Dola Meals Bare
326 Mccoy Atwood
327 Henry Bennett Shepherd
1913 Winfred Scott Lewis
329 Paul Jones Landreth
$50 Joseph John Emerson
331 Charles Herman Greer
1872 Ray Clarence Bledsoe
1873 Leslie Alton Jones
1874 Lawrence Jenkins Graham
1876 Franklin Cicero Greer
1856 Mack Andrew Trivette
337 Robert Thomas GRAPHICAL
339 Davis Dollet Canter
$40 Kermit Charles Graham
341 Barnie Clyde Greene
342 Robert Houston Spaulding
343 Marvin Greer
344 Willet Hannibal Blackburn
345 Leonard Monroe Gilley
346 Elihu Albert Phillips
347 LYDIA Reece FISHERMAN
348 Ida Waldo Paisley
$40 Jasper Mccormick
$50 Charlie Theodore Rotten
351 Avery Rufus Turnmire
352 Winfred Powell Ewing
353 Alonzo Black
354 Roland Hamilton Koontz
355 Bud Henry Dishman
$50 William Donald Bare
357 Grover Wilson Marsh
358 Fred William Severt
$50 Ralph Claude Pugh
$50 Avery David Eller
361 Willie Stanley Griffitts
1862 John Kay Hardin
1854 Todd Shepherd
365 Lee Graham Caudill
$3.50 Ralph Wilson Parsons
367 Russell Lester Campbell
1853 Thomas Richard Perkins
369 Robert Victor Goss
$40 Walter Benjamin c.. Jones
371 John Rash
372 Clarence Osborne
373 William Edison Waddell
374 Ray Charlie Sturgill
375 Kermit Isaiah Wilcox
376 Clay Conard Cox
377 Toy Price
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31


All Howard P. Gilley
412 Joney Roark
Alb Edward Fred Wilcox
Ala Clifford Rayborn Wilcox
Ais Ronald Dee Greer
416 Charles Sebastian Wilcox
AIT Clifford Richard Wilcox
Alb Elmer Franklin Farmer
419 Bill Van Davis
42O Eugene Watson
421 Guy Samie Hartzog
422 Thomas Fulton Fletcher
423 Smith Jones
-424 Milton Galway Corvette
425 Fred Hamilton Wilson
426 Fred Brust Trivett
427 Raymond Odus Greer
428 Roy Smith Osborne
429 Allie Elisha Jordan
430 Ollen Price
431 Russell Brown
432 Roscoe Eldrereth
433 Robert Paul Sluder
434 Earl Francis Stewart
435 Fred Eugene Stewart
436 Chester Arthur Eller
437 Ned Hayes Mccoy
438 Howard Winifred Sittle'
439 Perry Bradley Houck
40 Joseph Walters Lawrence
AL William Glen Combs
442 William Robert Eller
443 Ted Eller
444 Arthur Glen Howell
AS Marvin Oscar Parlier
446 Willard Conrad Brosnell
AT James Lester Gilley
448 Fate Daugherty
449 Dayton Pennington
$50 Raymond Ray Riddle
451 John Henry Look
452 William Smith Lock
453 Gather Archie Speaks
454 Fred Newton Howell
455 Clifford Harlie Patrick
456 Albert Nathan Phipps
457 Russell Roosevelt Phillips
458 Raymond George Childers
459 Clint R. Gilley
46O Marion Ralph Miller
461 Russell Vaughn Sheets
1852 Tom KOOntZ
463 Edward Alexander Mcneil
464 Carl Clarence Cooper
465 Gus Henry Mahala
466 Keene Chase Roark
467 Stacy Eugene Starnes
1853 Ralph Gray May
469 Clint Farmer
40 Enoch Franklin Allen
All Rayburn Clarence Snyder
472 Turner Dewitt Watson
473 Herbert Garland Day
474 Osc2r Hurley
475 Willie Horton Poe
476 Whit Darnell
ATT James Cicero Jones
478 Garfield Patrick
479 Bartlett Paul Lewis
48O Carl Edward Wagner
481 Hoyt Hampton Wood
482 Glen Earl Parker
483 Kelly Dene Andrews
484 Charles Clifford Church
485 Robert Arthur Woodie
1856 Thomas Bynum Weaver
487 Coleman Melton Payne
488 Flet Melvin
489 Gwyn Park Little
400 Ned O'Connell billiard
A91 Jessie Baxter Mcneil
1872 Donald Everett Blackburn
1913 David Everett Mash
1914 Donald Mack Atwood
1875 Nose Garfield Hairless
1876 Fred Edgar Bare
497 Glenn Sylvanass Riddle
1913 Ernest Eugene Bare
499 Glenn w. Williams
500 Lundy H. Perry
SOL Everett w. Houck
500 Robert Edgar Trivett
SOB William Rodger Holman
504 Ivan H. Sapp
sos Willie Everett Stanley
SOC Freel Coldirion
507 Raymond Charlie Calhoun
508 Jesse Rupert B1evins
500 James Frank Mcmillan
$40 Hermond Lee Barker
Sill Grover Barker
512 Robert Howard Johnson
513 Jonas William Brown
514 Robert Hamilton
SIS John Jones billiard
SIG Avery Washington Miller
SIT Bower Ambrose Walters
518 Claude Worth Daye
$40 Robert James Hart
$40 Harvey Glee Owen
521 Colonel Ephraim Woodie
522 Bill Henry Gentry
523 Lester A. Holman
524 Cecil Wheeler Snyder
525 Ephram Riley Pennington
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31

SIS Quincy Morgan West
SIG James Alex Dixon
SIT James Elmer Barker
578 Joseph Sherman Sheets
$40 Ardin C. Miller
$50 John Wesley Eldreth
581 Harold Blan Bare
582 Thomas Preston Bare
583 James Paul Dancy
584 Jesse Horace Pennington
585 Lester Goss
$50 Rayner Scott
SGT Everett Paul Lewis
588 William Jeff Council
$50 William Bradley Kimberlin
$50 Conley William Osborne
sol Hobert Denney
592 Chanie Carson Calhoun
500 Dave Lee Howell
594 Oren. Austen Hopkins
sos Emmit Spencer Howell
500 Edwin Wiley Powers
597 William Emmitt Cox
500 Thomas c. Barker
$50 Muncy Vance Gaultney
600 Winfield Brooks Woodie
COL Raymond John Wilton
6O2 Ebert Monroe Marsh
SOB Willard Carl Johnson
GOA Charlie Baxter Bare
6O5 Roby Virgil Brown
606 Joseph Davis
GOT Dale Edward Lewis
6O8 Robert Paul Lewis
600 Ambrose Elijah Pennington
61O Ernest Grant Wilson
GIL Groy D. Cornett
612 Fred Sutherland
613 Vernon Aaron Roark
GA Frank Pierce
615 Claude Lauston Lyalls
GIG Paul Garfield Hodgson
GIT Carl Franklin Coward
618 Hugh Asvel GRAPHICAL
619 Dennis Sullivan Lewis
$40 Grover Franklin Combs
621 Bryan Osborne
622 Foster Allen Phillips
623 Benjamin Everett Bare
624 Thomas Rex Morton
625 William Howard South
626 George Glen Faw
627 Bennett Randolph Dillon
623 Willis Lewis
629 Maynor Fields Bare
$50 Thomas Lester Stanley
631 John Jackson Miller
1892 Phar Mash
633 Willard Woodrow Medley
634 Jones Woodrow Parsons
635 George A. Faw
636 Lundy Evert Severt
637 Woodrow Wilson Coward
638 Fred Webb Marsh
500 William Donald Miller
$40 Fred Roy Roark
GAL Daniel Thomas Perkins
642 Grady John Shepherd
SAB Walter Worth Adams
ga Frank Price
645 Clarence Holson Bell
646 Joseph Wiley Stike
CAT Lee Junior Osborne
SAB Gene Clyde Tucker
$40 Ralph Edward Goss
$50 Wade Blevins
651 Willard Powers
652 Oscar Willard Osborne
653 Joseph Ashbury Martin
654 Wayne Arvel Tucker
655 Vaughn Ellis Miller
656 Boran Thomas Lynch
657 Wiley Jackson Burley
658 IUlyssus Grant Sheets
$50 Howard Roby Eldreth
$50 William Garland Baldwin
661 Thomas Arvol Brewer
662 Charlie Fields Caldwell
663 Everett Lester Farmer
664 Ray Eliza Osborne
665 Walter Nelson Ham
666 Joseph Charles Miller
667 Woodrow Blev1ns
668 Rex Edwin Mcclure
$3.50 Ray Asa Miller
$40 Worth Edgar Howell
GIL Robert Bare
672 Green Blevine
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526 Rudy Garfield Pennington
SGT Ray Mccoy
528 Walters Lee Davis
500 Clyde William Parsons
$50 Ira Thomas Jordan
531 Rudd Quincy Sheets
532 Lloyd Winston Grubb
533 Walter Clark Miller
534 Greedy Parsons
535 Thomas Clay Farmer
$50 Fred Aston Shelton
537 John S. Miller
538 Howard Lynney Blackburn
$50 Wade Benton GRAPHICAL
$40 Ben Franklin Parker
Sal Oscar Clayton Sluder
542 Harley Farmer
543 Bernard Oliver Hartzog
,544 Woodrow Frelin Burgess
545 Domcie Lee Wilcox
SAG Hurtie Ernest Trivett
SAT Gladstone Lawrence
SAB Ambrose Hopkins
$40 Wort Howell
$50 Otis Taft Price
551 William Roe Church
$50 Russell Fletcher Phillips
$50 Joe James Humphrey
554 Paul John Price
SIS Natha Nile Allen
$50 Tives Sylvenus Osborne
557 George Lee Nahaffey
$50 Paul Hartzog
$50 Ernest T. Miller
$50 Joseph Grady Jordon
SCI Wealex Davis Miller
562 Clyde Walter Walton
563 Jewel Thomas Blevins
564 Clyde Ebert Trivette
SOS Jesse Price Graham
566 Claude Alonza Lewis
SGT Wiley Emit Lewis
568 Paul Spencer
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-31

378 Oscar Dewey Houck
$50 Lillard Vaughn Sheets
381 William CISCO Woodie
1872 Joseph Ward Greer
1873 George Barnett Church
1874 John Bruce Huffman
1876 James Albert Phillips
1856 Stacy Richardson
387 Everett Reeves Vannoy
388 William Telsie McNeill
389 Conard Ulysses Faw
800 Walter Ulysses Jones
3s1 Ray Dale Ellis
1872 Reeves Izaac Spencer
1913 James Paul Ashley
1874 Kermit Clefton Jones
395 Russell Burton Bard
396 Broadus Paul Little
397 William Russell Coward
1913 William James Startling
399 William Martin Ashley
400 Robert Lyall
4O1 George Edison West
400 Earl Jones
4O3 Leonard Baker
4O4 Fred Perry, Jr.
4O5 Jessie Carl Shepherd
400 Oscar Charles Poe
407 Henry Paul Miller
408 Harold James Goss
400 Harley Osborne
40 James Dale Harris
Ali Howard P. Gilley
412 Joney Roark
Alb Edward Fred Wilcox
Ala Clifford Rayborn Wilcox
Ais Ronald Dee Greer
416 Charles Sebastian Wilcox
AIT Clifford Richard Wilcox
Alb Elmer Franklin Farmer
419 Bill Van Davis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-03
HOW HITLER CAUSED WAR

Herr Hitler made a speech two weeks
ago in Berlin and through the magic of
radio the people of all the world could
hear his voice as he uttered the harsh gut
terals that feature the German language.
Mr. Hitler's statement might be i'm
portant if anybody could place any de-
pendence whatever upon what he says.
The tragedy of the past few years in
Europe could not have occurred if Hitler's
word had been worth its weight in sand.
Time ard again he outlined his views of
what was necessary to secure peace for
Europe and time and again he broke his
pledges.
The writer has kept up with happen
ings in Europe for the past decade or more
with the hope of understanding the issues
involved. The first time that we became
convinced that war was inevitable was
when we became convinced that Hitler's
pledged word was worthless and not to be
trusted
Here was the head of a resurgent
state, armed to the teeth and possessing
great military strength. Around Germany
were neighbors, uncertain and slowly be-
coming alarmed at the growing menace OF
German might AS Hitler advanced his
program he repeatedly broke past promises
ard when this became apparent it was only
a question of time before war would be-
gin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-03
STILL SLAMMING KEY WEST!

During past tourist seasons many
stories reached the ears of Key Westers to
the effect that municipalities were spread
ing all sorts of untrue stories about our city
in apparent effort to prevent the flow of
tourist trade to Key West. The stories
were pretty much all the same-no water
here, poor food and all the rest.
Our Chamber of Commerce was hard
put to it to trace down many of these CEN
tiers of hostile information, but, as it was
thought, the practice had been pretty well
stamped out. Cooperation of intelligent
officials of the Chamber of Commerce in
Miami and other cities made that possible,
at least as far as we knew here.
The recent influx of over 400 men,
bers of Lions clubs from various parts of
the nation, coming here to embark for the
Havana International convention, proved,
however, that there is considerable sharp
shooting and slamming still going on.
1t appears that the Miami district
Lions clubs established an information
booth north of Miami on the main high
way for the purpose of posting incoming
Lions on accommodations anu dIIy OtHcE
information desired. To the credit of
Lions club members in that area, it can
be said that no disparaging words concern
ing Key West were uttered by them.
Such, however, cannot be said about men,
bers of the Miami Chamber of Commerce
who were assigned to the booth.
Many too many visiting Lions told
members of the local club what was being
said at this booth about our city. Same
old stories again-terrible roads, poor
water or none, same for food, etc. Visi-
tors were quite puzzled about that sort of
information, especially when it was evil
dent that the inquirers had to come to Key
West as reservations were made on the
boat here and Miami reservations were
jammed.
The kickback from the unfair practice
comes in the knowledge that each and
every Lion that came to our city expressed
themselves as delighted with their stay
here. Their spreading of the gospel about
us will prove all the more beneficial when
the stories of the unfair information are
related.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-03
NO HOG-WASH FOR US

So far as the editor of this newspaper
is concerned it is always a pleasure to dis
cuss issues with men whose opinions are
different from our own.
1t is a delight to meet any individual
who is interested in truth and concerned
over justice to all men, however far apart
we may be in respect to the course that
human beings should pursue.
At no time is it our intention to waste
time discussing any issue with those in love
with their own conceit, the chronic belly
achers and those ignorant of the virtues OF
intellectual honesty.
We have nothing against individuals
of his type. They have their place in the
world, we suppose, and are entitled to the
pleasure that may come to them IN their
walIowing but it is not incumbent upon US
to mingle with them in the heg-washing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-03
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print it
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight tor progress; never be the or
gan or tha mouthpiece of any person, clique,
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue,
commend good done by Individual or organ
ization; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions; print only news that will elevate
and not contaminate the render; never COM
promise with principle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-03
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
ST. MarY's Star of the Sea

P. J. Kelleher, Sd, Rector
A L. Maureau. 81. Assistant
Hours of Service
Sunday Masses, TOO and 1000
a m
Masses on Holy DAYS, 600. 7:30
and $50 a. m.
Weekday Masses, $50 and TOO
a. m. First Friday at $50 and
500 a. m.
Sunday evenings, 7-30 O'Clock,
Rosary. Sermon and Benediction-
Friday evenings, 7:30 O'Clock,
Sacred Heart Devotions-
Sunday School. $50 a. m
Confessions Saturday after
moons and evenings. on vigil of
Holy DAYS and on Thursday pre-
ceding First Friday. 400 to 500
O'Clock and from ZOO to 800
O'Clock.
First Sunday of month, Com
munion at the 7:30 o'clock Mass
for Daughters of St. Ann
Second SUNDAY of month, Com
munion at the 7,30 o'clock Mass
for Parish and High School So
dalities-
Third Sunday Of month, Com
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-03
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Told Stone)

Corner Eaton and Simonton SITS.
Rev. A. c. Riviere, Pastor
Church School, Gas a. m. Ger
aid Saunders, superintendent
Each department meets in its
own assembly room.
Morning worship, ii o'clock
Sermon subject: challenge OF
the Cross. Communion service
Epworth League, $50 p. m
Evening worship, 800 o'clock
Sermon subject: God and
Gods.
Mid-week prayer service, We'd
1esday, 8 p. m.
Choir rehearsal, Friday, 7::45
p. m. Mrs. Joseph Sawyer,
organist; Gerald Saunders, direc-
tor