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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Ex-Kig Buried
Without Pon,p;
Royalty Attends

= ROME, March 8 - R- For.
mer King Alfonso XIII Of Spain
was buried today in the Spanish
national church 1t Monserrato
after Z brief funeral service.
His sons, Prince Juan and
Prince Jaime. and his son-in-law,
Prince Torlonia, were the only
members Of the former mon
arch's family at the burial, at-
tended by members Of the Span
ish mission and diplomatic
corps.
Diplomats Of Italy and the
Vatican attended funeral serv-
ices at Santa Maria Degli Angel,
Al1onso'e favorite church, while
thousands Of Italians crowded
~ streets outeide.
y The king and queen Of Italy
Arrived shortly before the eerv-
~ began ata4 former Quee8 Vic
toria, AlfoAso'S widow, was
present, heevily veiled.
Alfonso died Friday II the
hotel in which he had NVed In
exile 10 years.
The body Il TO be takGA even
tually ~ Spain for burial N the
Escorinl near Madrid, tradltj oGnl
burial phase a apaninA kinG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
&c Parcels
AuctiOned
I'm Tax Sale,

oAll but two Of % parcels Of
fered at auction were sold this
morning q the second Of four
"Scavonoer'' Tax sales GOT UNI
derWay~ with IN >ovef0ow IN IT
tendance at the county building.
The Art parcel offered went
begging, but The second brought
@1.l0o following brisk bidding.
The crowd vas estimated at 500
BY Sale oupervi6or Earl Stone
who addsd that The second Of
three books eontaining deacrip-
tions Of properties to Be offered
b now available q his ollico.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

6elsuidei
Accused Won Dyke
Killer on Tviol

oAnthony' Nadile, former Van
Dyke plasterer, today began
what will probably be . weeks
long fight to save himself from
the electric chair.
Under . first degree murder
indictment, Nadile was brought
into Supreme court at Syracuse,
New York, to face charges that
he slew Joseph Carlucci, Z Syria
cuse contractor, and was afrest-
ed near his Macomb county
home after an eight year search.
He had been living at van Dyke
under the name Of Salvatore 81
cilanio.
This morning he was brought
into court where Justice Jesse
=. Kingsley signed an order d.
recting that z special panel Of
$50 talesmen be drawn, from
which the jury will be chosen.
Chief witnesses against Ma
die will probably be pretty Mrs.
Angeline Carlucci Ross, widow
of the slain man, and William
La Gratteria, who was recently
arrested It his home In the
Bronx after being sought for
several weeks q : material wit
ness.
Mrs. Ross, police say, admits
she paid Nadile and another man
to slay her husband. The other
man was executed for his part
In the crime.
Justice Kingsley expects to
start taking testimony Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
youths Held
in Morals Case
QuoVtstts Charged
With Molsstins Girl

oThree New Haven youths and
one Detroiter were bound over
for examination on morals
charges involving . 15-year-old
Mount Clemens girl when ar
raigned before Justice of the
Peace Donald J. Parent this
afternoon.
Two Of the youths were
charged with criminally assault
Ing the child while the others
face trial on charges Of taking
indecent liberties.
Georse Walsh, II, Of Detroit.
and George rroh, II, Of New
See ASSAULT-Page 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
British War-RslIef
Needing Is plsIlnsd
Public lavissd = MsstiWs
AZ csses Church Parish

AZ 0eoeo CNwreh p0Soo0
oThe public Il urged to attend
m organization meeting Of q
local brunch Of the British War
Relief Society, 70 be held Thurs
day evening In Grsce parish
house at eight o'clocE
Berrien Eaton Of Detroit, state
chairman Of British War Relief.
Il calling The meeting. and en-
poets % b present. 20 tel1 Mount
Clemens peopIe what other COM
munjties are doing IN this work.
The British War Relief So
ciety - ths largest Organization
operating IN ~ United Slater
for The sole purpooe C relief
for Britain ana h0s Il e1pcass g
coo branches tlroughout -
country end uloEe lro n1D
formed daily. CaGh eontrt -
Of approximately cl,Sooy
donations IN kind eoneeV ~
valued q 81 80, - nv -
received BY n Society. whI1e
- nUs1yE-eaoo &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Port I uron Man Victim
Of C,ratiot Ave. Crash
TWO NEW BALTIMORE RESIDENTS
SUFFER PAINFUL INJURIES

Coroner Groesbeck said that
Mcleod, who was driving south,
apparently was seized with a
heart attack while travelling at
q rapid rate Of speed. The car,
according to Mrs. Gill who saw
the accident from one Of her
windows, crashed into I muddy
ditch, careened intQ, i. small t10e
ana crashed into 3 1lTgef 63e
about 10 feet away.
The car was demolished.
The New Baltim0kf esi6 HINTS
See ACcIDENT6-Hags :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

= Use Of defense funds 70 H.
nance q q, 500, 900 sewer rum
ming from Selfridge Field into
the Detroit sewage disposal plant
loomed today following : uneet.
ing Saturday at which why's and
means Of re-opening the long In
operative sewage disposal plant
Of the Nine Mile-Hal&way
Drain were discussed.
The sewer was proposed as =
remedy for the acute sanitation
problem facing South Alacomb
municipalities by Milton p. Adj
ans, secretary Of the State
Stream Control Commissi0n.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

Fivs ososps So
cieises,ship tloso

. Hsrsld Hart ~ ctorys Kisss.
examinefD Or ~ decentralization
Department woro interviewing
In Arst q lixp Oepps q e1n-
didateo ~ fsoonQ1 elti1ogG61p
papers to0o0 - C00ntv Clogk
Guy +. Df0Wn'D .elkleo.
The inooEy1owu Win eontinuo
throp1gh yfj1n0. DroWn 80 ~
the exaonlnoFs, Vim ~ re-, -
suswor QuoOeiono after thrss
o'elock ooeA okooEnoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

4ypkSkd W. NJ Alnsn11a
ds6sn6o pllnt = ssss. "a
Adxrns reopoG - thit ~ -
q run 1e&0 Selhid0e 4loM.
alont Jefloruon avenue q IL
Detroit sewage digposal plant.
He pointed out the Detroit plant
= searAd = handle TIE additional
load. -
Attsnding the H&eting ~
JannoG u Barlow. Of Waahin9oun.
u. c., : Inember of The advisory
committee az The lJatjona1 ~
4onps Council. Barlow viii -
4 - DRAM RAGe &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

Ruin 10 Follow
passage Of Adj
Walsh Declares
Says y. S. Would Join
World War and World
Ruiz. Which Follows

oWASHINGToN, March sly
Senator Walsh lD-Mass) key
noted q lengthy attack on the
lease-lend program today with
the announcement: II look upon
this bill as equivalent to q decla-
ration of war;"
sOnce in war" he asserted,
"there can be no turning back.
The Congress will hive no
choice, the people will have no
choice. Such . waS will not b
Americas war. r. will ~ =
World War in which we will Join
in world ruin"
This wal. view was contradict
ed by two supporters Of the bill,
Senators Smathers (D-NJl and
Tunnel (D-Del).
Smathers said he was tired d
"this pafrot-liIke prattles that
war would follow. The Oppoli.
ton. he remarked. had u5 ~
argument I year no ~ = ~
arms ,esnbaz1(o $50 lin Y
u1Stin tv = me Sefective Sef"ica
act was being discussed. The
purpose. he cha31ed,N was ito
brighten the American people, I"
but it was not succeeding.
Tunnel declared, ~ am one OF
those who believes that this bill
will not cause war"
Should war come, however,
cit will be easier" he predicted,
"for America to defeat q weak
ened Germany" The Reich, he
said, would be weakened by the
strong British defense which
the bill would make possible.
Thus, with the accent on war
See AID-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Burglar Stages
Weekend! Bliiz
On Residences
Five East Detroit
hos,ses Entered:
Loot Exceeds $3.50

oStriking with q stealth and
daring reminiscent Of the activ-
tiles Of Harry Stamp. profession
III second-story man, who kept
East Detroit householder in .
panic four years ago. . lone
prowler Sunday afternoon ram
sacked five residences In the
saIAe community and collected
m estimated $3.50 IN loot.
rolice Sergt. William Lordy
snd Patrolman Cornelius Guide
nA1n. assigned to the case, re-
parted that the first alarm con-
cerning the burglaries was re-
ceived 1t East Detroit Police
headquarters 1t Gao pm. Sum
dry when Herman Hagan, 224O6
0oulder, reported that . bed
room window Ind been 3immied,
Ne house ransacked. drawers
,pulled out, bedding displaced
1Qd m undetermined number o&
nall items stoaen..
NE heckinG throaghosk H.
'ne1Khb6alg6Od HI q y NJ e. =
covered thst 4oGk ofhef homes
nearby had beer loofed. The red
idencs Of Carl WaSko, 22404 Ne
vada, had been entered through
Z rear window and q mans
wrist watch, valued at 500: .
girls wrist watch, valued ut SIS;
and $40 in cash stolen. The home
of James Athens, 22l00 vir-
ginia, was also entered by way
Of . jimmied window and small
change taken. The Lewen resi-
dence, 224l3 Nevada, was also
visited by the Nrowler and : dia-
mond ring valued ut im excess OF
$75 taken, Another home, To-
Gated at 224ot Nevada, whose
owner had not returned home
from Z weekend trip, was also
entered but no estimate Of the
loss has % yet been made TO OF
ficers.
In the last wave Of household
burslaries which swept East De-
troit In 1895 Harry Stamp, alias
Holland. = criminal with m
Amazing record Of breaking and
entering offeuses and convic-,
tions. was rounded up by Off
See TMuTS-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Air Base Chief
is KIP speaker
Gen. classstt. Rsdie
co'nsnsntstes Spsek

. Brig. Gen. Henry B. Clagett,
commanding officer 1t Selfridgo
Field, and william GLADDEN..
news commentator for Radio
Staten VICAR q punliac, VIII
be the principal speakers to-
night ct TIN regular monthly fell
lowship dinner q Franz Kuhn
lodge, knights q Pythias.
Dinner Will be served In the
renovated lodge hall. : commit
tee headed BY George De France
said. Assisting De France on the
COMMITTEES are Leon Mandell and
Clarence Wilson.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Fugitive Held
On Cheek Count
s.. Louis Police
Nab Sam Wsis

opolice Chief Arthur Rosso
said today that Sam Weis, want
Cd by Mount Clemens officers,
On . check forgery charue, had
been arrested n st. Louis, Mo-,
md may b brought here TO
loce criminal prosecution.
Chief Roseo mid that Weis f.
Wonted IN connection With q
$50 check issued % Max Elkin
q TIE Colonial Hotel Last July.
Weis d being held q 50. Loois
q . charUs of impesSonatine q
1odernl o4flc1e. noooo sd snd
~ NIto wGneoG Il ptlEoot md
pgvusal eelIee 1Ienigm e1tisa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

who was parading in front Of .
hotel. Gasoline station attend
ants, drug clerks, restaurant pro-
prietors, milkmen, three street.
car motormen, Newspaper de-
livery boys and Representatives
Of virtually every type of enter
prise usually operative were
charged with q violation.
See BLUKLAWS-PaSe 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
last ,oi Private
Banks Makes payolt
Memphis stitutien
Winds-up Asfoirs

nWith the distribution Of q fin
Il 1.4l percent payoH to depos-
itors, the tangled affairs Of Mich
igan's last private bank will
reach completion tomorrow.
The institution actually passed
into oblivion IL years ago when
Fred Coburn, owner Of The
Memphis bank, passed away.
The bank had $35,265.85 in de-
posts at that time, but very
See BANKS-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Home Claims British Defeat

oROME Morch 3-(AP)-toly claimed todoy to hove killed
Or captured Jorge port Of 300 Of the Oh Brtsh os
sout botoIion which connunique Sold the ondin9
force which seized the toon island Of Costeosso OFT the
Turkish coost ond held it for three days last week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Nazi to Visit Amkara

oiSTABUL March 3-tAP)-Unofficio reports, not con-
fsd by the Associated Press sold today t,ot a high
son officio would arrive at Ankoro tomorrow to confer
with Turkish Foreign Minister Suku Soocoqu There hove
been persistent tot Gernon Foreign Minister Jooen
Won Rbbentrop would visit the Turkish copito.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
sIh-Creek Plans Made

oXTtiENS March Uniformed sources said British
aid or Greece co;e Of oock by Nozs troops ocoss the
Buooro frontier os discussed by British Foreign Seeretoy
Anthony Eden with chiefs Of the Greek government ard oed
forces todoy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Nazis Swarm Over Bulgaria

sOFlA. Buloorio March 3-tAP-Reports filterno into
Soto from the provinces today sold the entire country wos
fiIIno up with Geon troop units moving swiftly sounworo
toward Greece and southeast toward Turkey.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Civilian Gas Masks Ordered
Naval Fliers Forced Down

: SAN JljAN Puerto Rico March 3-(AP)-Four OF six
en,ess of the crew Of ooy plane reported slightly
injured tony its collision with soce croft IN San Juon
hortos Novoi Officials declined further information
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

For many years. citizens Of thu
city az Mount Clemens have been
receiving protection from. The
police and firemen Of their COM
mupity. 80. " (
@ & April Z. : rs1sr1nduun
anneull nont VIII appeo4 q ~
olsctlsn ballot provi alnt f. =.
tirounont salaflou ~ dooeD ano
dlsok11lty benelIts lor pe1ieonh0s
fleuuSop aAd their 1omniq
lnthe3ef, The oenono 1870 ~ 3! !
onnogso1 b. IN voeos1 -
100 nnonnbero q ~ 49, ~
poeen1n1D retireUent so1qr>u -
1Eooo serving - yeoSs go -
NInNuEonee" policy - go
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

gDTros'D NoTgs . tAa1' ~ vs>sss
~ 800 n,ese ee0proas1ve bashgssunA
~ Gks vssDsssa 1890 80 4Rs9eaS
Yen10oo -, xhe Do1oy 1eeuoo1e tseoZ
b S1es>an0 . essess - oseeeeo $3.50 ~.
appsas = 49, papss ssvssnA 4iness vseh
un0a ~ Apg1l : s1eeo1sa. he DaHy
nlsaltos uegSs sAe veessB - gsve Ne
preDesal ths1s utanese se1eaesen - ses-
:ssss.sss.. - Zsssssf .s.ss,s 9 =: =
sappiysne pstlso0ena salnssees l1Daboeoy
q neaoH bonse10a. TAe 0ea6qfes wnSeh
vlu g - shs vstess q ADsl1 !. pssviese
tAooo beae11os n uDo IN oncA esSnesee
II eehss eeoaunloses. fAe LILY uennee
Iuvtooo ~ Seo1ees - 80 onees eesUnns
Sss oay eeeg1eeae = the pseUeees 49,
llsust Cosnsas. nese
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
CHURCH TO BE BUILT
WITH GRECIAN MARBLE

TARPON SPRINGS. Nov. 1
FNS)-Sixty tons Of choice Gre
clan marble used in the construc-
ton Of the Greek Exhibit al the
New York Worlds Fair. VIII be
brought to Tarpon Springs for
use IN the construction Of St
Nicholas Church. It was an
nounced this week by n. c. Ar
faras. president Of the local
Greek community
The marble is gift from the
Greek government made through
the office of the Greek annbaS-
sador IN Washington. and IS val
ued at $50 600. Il IS expected
that several paintings and pieces
Of sculpture VIII also be award
ed the church
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
BAPTIST CHURCH
NAMES OFFICERS

The First Baptist Church has
completed the election of its Of
ficers for the coming year.
E l. Wilson was selected SUI
perintendent of the Sunday
School: ". Alvis Herring, Train
ing Uunion director; Mrs. Thorn
as Gibson. Woman's Missionary
Society president
The church adopted the rotat-
ing plan for its service on the
official Cabinet of Deacons and
the following were elected to
serve:
One Year-w. F. Collins. Ray
mond johnson and E. L Wilson
Two Yesr-wiIliam Knowles,
Thomas Kelly and c. E Solo
mon
Three Year-Allan Robinson,
Robert F. Curry and Hershel
Hudson.
Thomas Kelly was elected to
the office of chairman Of the
Deacon's Cabinet and Allan Rob
inSon. secretary.
The church wiz make its an
nual report TO the Miami AsSo-
citation meeting with the Stanton
Memorial Baptist church, Miami,
on November 10 and %.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
Sunday School Lesson


ness q having done wrong q rec
ignition Of gun. and a realization
OF MS separation from Goo.
Then, the Holy Spirit points
the urszved to the Saviour. jesus
Christ WAIIe 1hss produces q
deeper ssase df .slns In contrast -
Chrlsts sinless LIE. i also as
sures the sinner Of Gods love
The acceptance by the sinner of
Christ as MS SsVloCr IS cousum-
ated when the Holy Spirit I'M
parts 10 the trusting soul spiru-
ual life.
Thus. we owe our salvation L.
the reGenerating work OF the
Holy Spirit Through MIN. God
draws the sinner u himself.
causing him To Tenounce ms sIn.
seek Gods forgiveness and SUI
render his soul 10 Him.
After the SHINING soul IS re-
generated. IS the Holy SPIRIT
through with him. BY no means.
Paul declared. that ne dweus al
ways IN the life Of the Christian.
for Knew We not that your BODY
is the temple Of the Holy Ghost
which Is IN you" I Cor. 6-l9). he
gives the Christian assurance OF
his salvation. he gives victory
over sIn. What . cGmf0rtag
thought II should be to the Chris
tan to know that ne does No,
fight the BATHS against sinful
temptations alone, but that tAe
Holy Spirit is ever present e
give victory over sin
The Holy Spirit seaches the
Christian more about Christ.
more about cur Father, God and
more of our own responsibilities
and privileges in carrying 0ui
Gods viii IN the world. With the
help Of the Holy Spirit, tins
Christian can experience the joy
Of serving
He also gives power for telling
about Christ to those who know
him not He helps IN prayer
making interceSsion for Us with
groanings which cannot be VI
+ tered. He Is our comforter il
sorrow, giving hope and cour.
age, consolation and strength
enabling the believer 10 stand
steadfast- He also helps the
I Christian 10 bring forth tire fruit.
Of goodness. Paul lists the fruit.
! of the Spirit as love. joy. peace
long-suffering, gentleneSS good
ness. faith, meekness. temper
ance" With the help Of ths
Holy Spirit, every Christian car
! be a fruit bearer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
REV. MUNRO To
PREACH SUNDAY
WILL OCCUPY PULPIT AT
STONE CHURCH AT EVE
MING SERVICE


Rev. L Munro. former pastor.
VIII occupy the pulpit OF the FIRST
Methodist CStoRe) Church at the
concluding service Of the celebra-
ton marking the 9th anniversary
Of the church's founding on Sun
day evening.
Throughout the week services
have been conducted and tomor-
row evenings service viii climax
the week of celebration Good
crowds have visited the church
from night TO night to pay their
respects to an Institution that has
had a vital part IN the develop
ment Of Key West throughout the
years.
Members Of the Official Board
of the church are highly gratified
at the outstanding success of the
celebration and are grateful to all
those who have played a part IN
attaining this success.
As she starts out on her 98th
year. Stone Church through her
members. is rededicating herself
anew to the task of building Gods
Kingdom in this part of the vine
yard as Wen as around the world.
She shall not remain content to
rest on past glories but viii push
over onward to higher heights in
the service of her Lord and
Savious. Jesus Christ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
CORNISH CHAPEL. A.M.E.
ZION CHURCH
icoiored)
Angela and Whitehead SITS.
Rav " I. Sender PaStor

Angela and Whitehead SITS.
Rev. W. L. Souder, Pastor
Church School, $50 a. m, led
by r. H. Johnson. superintendent.
Assisted by Vene Mae Curry.
Morning service, 100 o'clock.
Subject for Communion medita-
ton viii be: The Consequences
of Love and Hate.
X Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
N. led by ChaS. Majors. president
Evening worship 7:30 o'clock.
Sermon subject: Should We
Sell Our Soul?" This service
marks the 18th Anniversary of
Cornish Chapel.
Holy Communion at both
services.
Monday. 6 .. m. Little wom-
ems Club meets.
Prayer and class meeting,
Tuesday. s.00 y. m
Wednesday. 8 p. m, Pulpit Aid.
and Ushers meeting.
Junior Choir rehearsal Friday
at 500 p. m. Senior choir re-
hearsal. 300 p. m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
SAINT pAuL-s CHURCH

Duval and Eaton Streets
Until the summer months and
unless otherwise advertised. the
regular order of services in the
Parish Church is as follows:
Sundays
Low Mass with Communions.
TOO a. m
Sung Mass for the Church
School. $50 a. m
Morning Prayer. 100 a. m
Low Mass, Ills a. m.
S Evening Prayer. sermon. Bene-
diction, 800 o'clock.
Week Days
Morning Prayer, 6:45 o'clock
Low Mass. TOO a. m
Evening Prayer, $50 o'clock.
Wednesdays
Morning Prayer. S:45 o'clock
Second Mass, 500 a. m q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcB
81. MarY's Star Of the Sea

Rev. Thomas Atherton. s J.
A L. Maureau. 81, and J. J.
Murphy. 81. Assistants
Hours of Service
Sunday MasseS 100. SO and
1000 j. n Benedieion.
Misses on Holy Bass. 6.S9 and
500 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-
Confessions Saturday after
Moons and evenings. on vigil OF
Holy DAYS and on Thursday pre-
ceding First Friday. 400 10 500
o'clock and from TOO to SOC
o'clock.
First Sunday Of month Com
munion at the TOO O'Clock Mass
for Daughters Of St Ann
Second Sunday of month. Com
nunion at the TOO 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, 1941-11-01
CAUSE FOR ALARM
I'm AGE OF SPEED

BATAVIA. " Y, Nov BE
cause he works 50 many towns
that have parking meters, J. A
Falk, a salesman carries along a
little alarm clock to warn him
when he parking time Is run
ming out
While visiting here the alarm
rang while he was In q custom
G's shop He dashed olrt and in
serted q nickel Then when he
went cut later e police ticket
was on the car. He had slipped
his nickel IN the wrong meter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01

In this lesson we give our at
tention 10 the third person Of the
Trinity, the Holy Spirit We
should keep constantly In mind.
not only while considering this
lesson. but at all times. that the
Holy Spirit IS a person. divine
Person who Is to be wOrshiped,
served and loved.
The doctrine Of the Person
atty of the Holy Spirit, says
R. A ToTey, is both fundamen-
tai and vital Anyone who does
not know the Holy Spirit as a
person has not attained to a com
plete and well-rounded Christian
experience. Anyone who knows
God the Father and God the Son.
but who does not know God the
Holy Spirit has not attained IN
to the Christian conception Of
God, nor to a fully Christian ak
perience".
One Of the questions which
arise In the minds OF some Is,
What IS tie function of the
Holy Spirit?" IN a discussion of
the gift of the Holy Spirit. DR..
John Shape says that four prepo-
sitions illustrate and explain the
operations of the Holy Spirit IN
his relation with men These
propositions are: to, In. with, and
upon Thus the Holy Spirit comes
to men when he convicts them Of
sin; in men at their regenera-
ton; with men for fellowship:
and upon men for power.
In talking with Nicodemus
about the new birth, Jesus said
that no one can enter the King
dom Of God until he is born of
/ the Spirit Therefore, If must be
very important that We know
how this new birth comes about
and what part the Holy Spirit
( plays In such regeneration.
/ First, the Scripture teaches that
the Holy SPIRIT convicts of sin.
Jesus said, And when the CHoly
/ Spirit is come, he viii reprove
the world of sin, and Of right
eouSness. and Of judgment
I John 1887 The Holy Spirit
quickens the heart of man into a
recognition of sin, a conscious
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
STREET PREACHING

The Key West Ministerial An
ance VIII sponsor is regular
street preaching service at the
corner of Fleming and Duval
streets tonight at 7--45 o'clock
Rev. IL G. Lyerly. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church.
vii preach. and Rev Z s.
Doherty VIII be leader Of the
service
The public IS cordially invited
70 have 3 part IN this service.