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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19
Statement Made By For
mer High-Ranking Of
ficiaI OF French Gov
eminent
tBy Associated PressD


France will be forced to join
Nazi Germany in the war on Eng
land. high-ranking former
French official announced from
Paris today.
Refusing TO permit use of his
name. the ex-official (who is gen.
orally believed to be former
Premier Pierre Laval) said France
will be forced to run the Mediter-
ranean blockade and will be in
volved in a naval war.
A Communist supporter of
Laval at the same time demanded
war on England as revenge for the
sinking of French ships by units
of the British fleet.
France, according to the ex-of-
ficiaPs statement, has reached a
point where it must call upon the
resources of its empire for neces-
sary food and supplies if her pop
ulation is to survive. Any attempt
to bring supplies from Africa will
mean running the British block
ade, which, in turn, will mean
using the fleet for protection.
The statement continued that
France would find it necessary to
ally herself with Germany and
launch actual war against Britain
in order to maintain supply lines.
The Communist editors state
ment referred to the Oran action
in which British ships sent the
most valuable units of the French
fleet to the bottom shortly after
German troops completed the sub
jugation of France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19
FREIGHT VESSEL
LEFT YESTERDAY

The Clyde Mallory frcighter
Alamo left Key West for Tampa
Yesterday afternoon en- route from
New York.
The ship carried ll3 tons Of
freight for this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19
TWO BATTLESHIPS
WILL JOIN FLEET
On. Associated Prcssl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-two
35,000-ton battleships will join
the United States fleet in April
and May, six months ahead of
schedule, the navy department
announced today.
The battleship Washington,
which is to be launched in May,
will be commanded by Capt,
Howard HI. Benson of Balti-
more, il was announced The
North Carolina is to be launched
in April.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19
ADMIT Loss OF
BRITISH VESSEL

LONDON, Feb. 19.-German
aerial warfare on British conveys
continued to worry admiralty
headquarters here today as an Of
ficial announcement admitted the
sinking of 710-ton mine trawler
in a merchant fleet.
Official sources denied, how
ever, a communique from Berlin
reporting the destruction of TO-
000-ton tanker yesterday and g.
000-ton freight vessel today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19

The United States Civil Service
Commission also announces that
as sufficient applications have not
been filed to meet the needs Of
the service. the examination for
the position Of pipe filter will not
close today as previously stated,
Applications may be filed with
the recorder, Labor Board. US
Naval Station, Key West. on or
before the close Of business on
March /
Further information and apph-
cation blanks may be obtained
from the recorder. Labor Board
Room $50. Post Office Building.
Key West: from the secretary.
Board Of US. Civil Service Ex-
aminers. Pcs; Office. Key West.
ar from the manager, Fifth Us
Civil Service District. New Pos,
Office Building. Atlanta, Ca
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19
SATURDAY. FEB. lind. p. n.
RAY Kaufman. author Of
HURRICANES WAKE. shrfii-

ing and romantic story Of . ~wcwad
cruise" in . 4sfoot Ksfeh. will
snfouraph copies Of hia beck for
purchasers at the SOUTHERN
MOST BOOK o. Art SHOP. 400
Duxsi sfxsst. Tea viii be served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-19

Key West, Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

Querido Roberto: Sc aproxi-
ma aqui una gran fiesta, con
motive del Dia Pan-Americano.
Toda la naci6n Sc prepare y
me avisan que tambien TODD ell
hemisferio occidental.
En- ell Dia Pan-Americano, ell
IA de abril, nos sentiremos mas
cerca unos de otros, por cuanto'
es Ell 1nico acto patri6tico en- Ell
mundo que abarca a 81 nacio-
mes.
Aquf Sc preparan planes pa
ra una semana de estudio serio
" mejor entendimiento del Pan
Americanismo.
En- Washington, ell dia Ia, sc
reuniran los representatives de
veinte y un paises, en- la Union
Pan-Americana.
Aqui, en- Tampa, la mujer An
glo-Americana desempenara un
importantisimo papel. ell dia IA,
como amiga y vecina de la mu-
jer latina. Sc efectuara una CO.
mida, a las ochO de la nOche, =
no habra diferencia en- cuanto a
nacionalidades y religion.
La invitaci6n es una invita-
ci6n en- conjunto, abarcando a
todos, con ell prop6sito de sefa-
lar la importancia de la demo-
cracia, algo que ANA toda mu.
.jer. La mujer quiere la demOcra
cia para su esposo, hijos y para
ella.
Els indiscutible que 81 las mu-
jeres de este continente sc unen,
a pesar de sus distintos lengua-
jes, la democracia Sc convertira
en- una realidad. Nadie MEGA Ia
gran Influenza de la mujer.
Las escuelas tendran progra-
mas muy instructivos sobre his
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
PALPITACTONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

rectores, peloteros y hasta en-
ell p6blico.
Ell delegado, como ell sub
delegado, debe pener e. crlto-
rio de la unidad de la amistad
Y de la comprehension. por
enc ma de rencillas, "liJS" Y
dificultades.
81 los delegates adoptan TN
concepto Justice % como guia
de sus actos, la Liga vivira per
muchos amos y sera motive de
orgullo y satisfaction para las
sociedades y logias que la N,
tegran.
La Liga NADIA tiene que yer
con los espectadores, en- la
parte de la opinion que cada
uno mantenga; pero 81 los Sc
hores Delegates resuelven sus
TrOblemas fraternalmente,
'las difrencias en- ell p1blico"
no podran alterar la recta
Marcia del conjunto bien or
ganizado.
La discipline en- la pelota,
como en- otras muchas cosas
de la vida, depende de que un
conQepto de iusticia, basadO
en- la raz6n, predomine STEM
pre-, no ell capricho personal.
Ell delegadO debe respetar
las decisiones del Executive, y
particularmente del Presiden-
tie, y a su vez debe conseguir
que ell director de la novena y
los peloteros respetan su auto
ridad.
I'm delegado esta por enci-
ma del director, por cuanto os
tenta una responsabilidad ma
yor; un subdelegado debe CO.
labcrar con ell delegado y a.
yudar a mantener la ammonia
y ell anhelo constructive en- ell
club.
Ell director debe ejercer su
autoridad sobre los ~peloteros
y no perder de vista que ell de-
legado es la mas alta V COM
petente' representation.
Delegates, subdelegados,
directories, p~eloteros, arbitros,
empleados, Sc hayan subordi-
nados, dentro de una interpre
taci6n democratica, al presi-
dente de la Liga, ell secreta-
rio y ell tesorero.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

FL Comandante en- jefe de las
fuerzas Combinadas es Ell jefe
del estado mayor. Mariscal Feu
ri Chakmak, que Sc llamaba an
tiguamante Feuzi Pasha. Els
hombre de unos cincuenta y se;s
amos de edad, de tez moreno des-
de la cual un par de ojos muy
negros lanzan una mirada Pc
netrante al mundo. Chakmak es
una personalidad de gran ener-
gfa, con una bien sazonada ex-
periencia en- varios frentes. Lu-
ch6 en- Tripoli contra los italia
nos y en- la primera guerra bal
kanica tom6 parte, en- las san
grientas batallas a 10 largo del
rio Vardar. En- 1915 mando una
brigada en- Galipoli, pero tuvo
muy rocos contactos con ell ge-
neral en- jefe aleman, Liman
Won Sanders. Aunque Liman
admiraba al h&bil tactico, este
no podia esconder la antipatia
que sentia por la Alemania inn
perialista. Mas tarGs, Chakmak
estuvO en- las fieras batallas de!
Caucaso contra los rusos.
Chakmak contribuy6 enorme-
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
Estudiantes: vamos a leer Ell idioma espa6ol
"El hOmbre que habla dos lenguas vale por dos
PoR MARY GIL CoRTINA

toria, m1sica y arte de los PAL
ses pan-americanos. FL DR..
Carter, supervisor de escuelas,
ha redactado una proclama de-
clarando ell dia IA de abril Dia
de las Americas.
Sostiene ell DR.. Carter que las
nihas y los ninos deben ser eda-
cados en- ell verdadero significa-
do de 10 que los gobiernos la
man las mejores relaciones en-
ire las Americas.
La Universidad de Tampa par
ticipara en- la fiesta.
TIE contare Ell otro carta algo
mas sobre la comida que prepa-
ran las mujeres y a las cuale
asistiran muchos hombres. TIL
hermana piensa ir Y ha convida-
do a una amiga latina, que la
acompanara.
Ire 20 tambien Y convidare a
una persona de mi amistad.
TIE recomiendo asistas, ell die
IA, a una fiesta Pan-America-
ma.
Recibe ell afecto invariable,
de
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
La &C. INTERsOcIAL

Mahana domingo sera inau-
gurada la temporada anua' de
la Liga international de pelo-
ia.
Hace algunos amos existi6
una liga Intersocial y cuando
habfa alcanzado un notable
desarrollo Y Ell pGblica lie pres
taba su protection, surgieron
medicines que pusieron fin a
su cadena de exitos.
Esta segunda Liga Interso-
cial va a entrar en- su cuarto
ano y nosotros esperamos que
Sc vi9orice y consolide por me-
dio de la amistad entire los de-
legados Y subdelegados y de
la mayor comprehension po-
sibie entire las SociedadeS que
la integran.
La Liga Intersocial, COM
puesta por las sociedades Cen
tro Asturiano, Circulo Cuba
no, Caballeros Leales y Unio-
ne Italiana, ha venido reali-
zando una apreciable labor en-
la comunidad latina.
AGsmas de Aaber organiZa-
do beneficios para ayudar a
comprar leche a los ninos, y
haber contribuido tambien a
la buena obra de la v,gilancis
en- los alrededores de la escue
la, la Liga reparte sus ingre-
SOS entire los j6veres peloteros
y las Secciones de Propagan-
da de las Sociedades, encarga
das de socorrer a los socios
enfermos y sin trabajo.
Quiere este decir que es una
Liga guiada por fines huma-
nitarios, no una Liga explota-
dora o mercenaria.
Els una Liga basada en- am
plios principles, con presiden-
tie, secretario, tesorero, dele
gados Y subdelegados, y una
RECOMMENDATION sencilla y en-
caminada a proteger todos los
intereses legitimos.
Una veg mas, Y con motive
de iniciarse ell campeonato,
debemos pedir a los amigos de
legadOs y subdelegados que
mantengan su cohesion, disci-
pima v buena voluntad, de
modo que Sc refleje en- lbs d.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

Una BodG: "Wertz-C OrWin"
Ell pasado % de Mario, en- Ia
Iglesia Bautista de Saluda, Ca
rolina del Sur, tuvo efecto la bo-
da del estimado joven Reveren-
do Orlando H. Corwin, Pastor
de la Iglesia ia Union de los
Cien'', con la Srta. Margarita
Wertz, hija de los esposos Forr-
est Wertz, de Saluda, S. C. Ell
joven cOntrayente es hijo del
Rev. H. C. Corwin, Pastor de Ia
Mission La Esperanto, de West
Tampa.
DeSpues de un viaje de luna
de miel regresaran a esta locali-
dad para emprender viaje, Ell
10 de Abril. hacia Colombo, A.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
sEcCroN RE1IGTosA
Visme De Ia So pd0.)

m. Quito de la Sociedad Juve-
nil, 700 p. m; Quito de la no
che, 800 p. m.
Jueves Santo: Quito de Recep
cion de Miembros y Communion,
7:45 D. M; Viernes Santo: Cul
to Undo con la Iglesia Metodis-
ia. 7:45 p, m.
Iglesia Metodista West Tam
pa, N. Albany y Gale Union.
Servicios de Semana Santa:
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9:45
a. m; Quito en- ingles, HOO a.
m. ;Culto y Sermon, 7:45 p. m.
Communion.
Quito todas las noches, menos
el s6bado, a las 7:45 p. m. FL
Quito del Jueves sera de Comu-
MON.
FL Quito del Viernes, Quito
Undo con la Iglesia Congrega-
cional de West Tampa, ofician-
do ell Pastor y Ell Rev. V. A. We
nezia.
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto-
dista calle 16 y IL ave. Rev.
81. j. Parker, Pastor.
Escuelc de ia Igiesia, $50 a.
M; Quito en- Ingles 1870 a. m.
Quito en- Espahol, 800 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
500 p. m.
mission La Esperanza", 1922
Laurel st. Rev. C. H. Corwin,
Pastor.
Cultos en- Espahol: $50 a.
h. y 7:30 p. M; Cultos en- In
giles: 10 As a. m. y 8:15 p. m.
La Union de Los Glen, Lyle
STA Evangelical, 340S Gomez ave.
Rev. o. H. Corwin, Pastor.
Quito y Sermon, 4:30 p. m.
Temple Bautista", 1909 ca
lie Is. Rev. ]. B. Silva, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 1000 a.
M; Quito y Sermon, 7 80 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes, a
las 8 100 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
VAGINA DE TITUS PARA
ESPANA

Madrid, abril 5.-Todo ell per
sOnal de la embajada americana
ha sido inyectado contra ell titus.
Familiares y criados seran in :
yectadcs tambien.
Sc ma pedido a la Fundaci6n
Rockefeller envfe la vacuna Su-
ficiente para inmunizar a 10000
personals.
No Sc ha revelado por ell 60
biernO ell n1mero dec asos que
son atendidos.
En- varias ciudades del sur de
Espana existen muchos casos de
titus.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
CHAKMAK, Ell MARISCAL TURCO
Los nazis lie respetan y lie temen

mente a levantar la moral y la
eficacia de las trcpaz. Los tur-
cos de Anatolia han sido STEM
pre- excelentes soldados, y bajo
la competente direction de sus
nuevos jefes su %arrojo Sc elev6
hasta convertirse en- fuerza-irre
sistible. En- ell tratamiento de
sus hombres, Chakmak combine
la discipline ferrea con ell afec-
to paternal. Tuvo una parte
muy personal en- la victoria de-
Sakarca, donde mand6 ell Sc
gundo Ejercito Y condujo las o.
peraciones, no desde ell Quartet
General, sino desde la Inca de
frente y en- medic de sus hom-
bres. En- 1922 Kemal lie nombr6
Comandante en- jefe Y lie elev6
al grade de Mariscal. En- ell car
go de COmandante sc dedic6 en-
cuerpo y alma a llevar a cabo
las reformas de su jefe Y ami
go, Renal.
Isl ell Mariscal nc sinti6 amor
algunO por la Alemania de Gui-
llermO II, SUI aversion por ell
Tercer Reich de Hitler es mucho
mas profunda. Ell continue re-
chazo del cortejo aleman en- An
kara Sc debi6 no POGO a Chalk
maxi, ell que reconoci6 bien los pc
ligros que para Turquia repre-
senta ell hitlerismo. Esta fue la
ra2on que peso en- el durante las
negociaciones que precedieron a
la alianza de Turquia con la
Gran Bretana, en- 1889.
Ell effective del ejercito de
Chakmak eS, en- pie de paz, de
treinta divisiones, pero en- ITEM
pc de guerra estos Electives Sc
elevan a dos millones. La MEGA
nizaci6n del ejercito ha dado
.grandes pasos en- los 1ltimos a.
nos, y una parte substantial de
las divisiones de infanteria, ar
tilleria, anti-aereos y anti-tan-
ques estan motorizadas. La ar
tillerfa que incluye un regular
n1mero de baterias de fortale-
"a para la defensa de los estre-
Los Nazis Sc dan cuenta de
las grandes cualidades de su po-
tencial enemigo, Chakmak, y lie
y temen al mismo item
pc. Su principal peri6dico mill
tar "Deutsche Weir" ha ensal-
zadO repetidamente al Maris-
cal por sus reformas en- ell ejer-
cito.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

Como nuestrO director fue
presidente de la Liga y es ac-
tualmente presidente de no.
nor, Sc considera autorizado
para pedir una vez mas, como
amigo y como periodista, que
todos los asuntos sc resuelvan
caballerosamente y velando
por ell prestigio y credito de
las sociedades representadas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
YOcabNlo1iO:

VOcabuldfiO:
Antes: Before
Anteriormente: Formerly
Annual: Annual
Anudar To knot
Anunciar: To announce
Anadir: To add
Ano: Year
Aparecer: To appear
Apenas: Scarcely, hardly
Aplicar: To apply
Apostar: To bet
ApoSento: Room
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
TERMINARA Ell CONVENIO
CON LA CARNEGIE

Washington, abril 5.-Se
terminara ell martes Ell conve-
MO entire la Carnegie Steel Co.
y ell CLIO. I'm nuevo convenio
sera rdactadO.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

m9rica del Sur, donde Sc pom
dram al frente de la Mission E.
vangelica entire los indios.
Deseamos toda clase de fell
cidades a los nuevos espOsos, y
'exito en- la obra misionera.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05

81, senOr, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-05
HOY Els Ell Ola DEL EJER-
CITO

Washington, Abril 5.-La ma
ci6n celebra hoy ell Dfa del E.,
jercito.
GrandeS paradas Sc han veri-
ficado en- New York y otras ciu-
dades,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
OUR ABUSED PAROLE SYSTEM

1t IS doubtful if any community ever
has had better opportunity to watch Flor
ida's parole system at its worst than has
been given Key West through the release
from reform school of 16-year-old boy
now awaiting a return TO that institu-
ton.
Sentenced originally to remain at the
school until his twenty-f;rst birthday. the
youth was released SIX months ago, either
through misplaced sense of parole board
pity or because the state preferred to saddle
the county with the expense of caring for
him.
Whatever the reason, the result is
that the youth Is confined in county Jail
after series of robberies which ne is per-
fectly willing to admit. His 18-year-old ae
complete and eell-mate, incidentally. is
another parolee who came here after hav-
ing been released from reform school in
louisiana
Neither law enforcement officers nor
The Citizen have any desire to persecute
either of the boys, but their release from
reform school Tor, more euphemistieally,
state industrial schools) is a crime into
whieh'th the element of pity or mercy does not
enter. $500 49,, .s,.rae
In the first place. the local boy, him
self. has told officers repeatedly that ne did
net want to be released until he had been
given 2 chance to get the education and
industrial training which he has no oppor-
tunity to get for himself on the out
side
Secondly. the boy is definite menace
to any community in which he is released.
At 10. an age when most boys are begin
ming to approach maturity, the boy now
held in county jail has a criminal record
extending back almost to his babyhOod-a
record of breaking and entering. terrorism,
and. in one case. holdup at the point of
gun.
From any standpoint under the sun
there can be no excuse for his release. and
the law enforcement officials of Monroe
county viii be aiding in the protection of
this community if they make that plain to
the officials of the industrial school at
Mariana and to the officers of the parole
board
We can temper justice with mercy, but
we must reach point where it IS necessary
to dilute mercy with common sense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
SCIENTISTS WILL HOLD
THANKSGIVING SERVICE

Thanksgiving Is the subject
Of the LesSon-Sermon which vii
be read N Churches Of Christ
Scientist. on Thanksgiving Day
tomorrow.
The Golden Text IS. "sOffer IN
70 God thanksgiving. and pay
thy VOWS unto tae most Hiah;
and cali upon me in the DAY of
trouble: I VIII deliver thee. ana
thou shalt glorify me" Psalms
SOFA, I5l.
Among the citations which
comprise the Less0n-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
Therefore the redeemed OF the
Lord shall rturn, and come with
singing unto Zion; and everlast-
ing JOY shall be upon their head.
they shall obtain gladness and
joy; and sorrow and mourning
shall flee away Qsa. slid.
The Lesson-SeTmon also in
clUdes the following passage
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy: My weary hope
tries TO realize that happy day.
when man shall recognize the
Science Of Christ and love his
neighboT as himSelf-w-hen ne
shall realize Gods omnip0tence
and the healing power Of the
divine Love in what It has done
and as dang for mankind tp.55
I672g1e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
THANKSGIVING At
FIRST METHODIST

Thanksgiving services viii be
held at the First Methodist
church tomorrow morning. 1890
O'Clock. to which all members.
friends and visitors to the city
are cordially invited
SO many times We look upon
Thanksgiving as a day OF relaxa-
ton rather than a day Of ex-
pressing our heart felt thanks to
the Heavenly Father, Rev. A
c RivieTe. pastor, said today.
Let US as a people enter into
His presence. within His church,
with worship. with praise. with
thankfulness.
A program 10 be rendered to
morrow morning viii include:
Prelude. Angels Serenade"
BTaga-Mrs- Mary Elizabeth
Sawyer.
Call To Worship. The Lord Is
In His Holy Temple.
Hymn, For The Beauty OF
The Earth.
Invocation, Rev. Ted Jones OF
First Baptist church
Hymn, Come Ye Thankful
People. Come.
Responsive Scripture Lesson,
Thanksgiving by L. L.
Trent.
Gloria Patri-
Offertory, ~NIiserere". Verdi
Anthem, Give Thanks Unss
The Lord Church choir.
Sermon. Giving Thanks Al,
ways. Ephesians $40. "
Hymns @TskeA Ny Life Ard
Let It Be-.
BenediEtion = Charles Keach-
TN "a 80
Doxolegy-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
WINS A FAKE LOTTERY

Nearly fourscore men and women have
been indicted by the Federal government
in lottery case because of typographical
error which made barber IN indianapolis
lose his temper.
It appears that the promoters OF the
lottery printed fake newspapers, carrying
datelines in Havana, which listed the win
ming numbers in previous lotteries. These
newspapers, shown to prospective Gus
toners. were persuasive and elinched the
sale of tickets in forthcoming drawings.
One of these fake newspapers. which
listed winning numbers" was shown to the
barber in indianapolis He looked at It,
then shouted with Joy. By some strange
error, the list of winning numbers" IN
cluded three tickets that he held on the
lottery.
This coincidence floered the pro
moters- They were habheEgasted- Even
tually, they were arrested As result Of the
BARRIERS complaint.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
THANKSGIVING

Continued from &aEe D1e1
Of the First Methodist church WI
pronounce the benedUdon. and
choirs Of the First Meth0disf ana
Baptist churches VIII jain g.
hymns.
Stores throughout the cItg ara
expected to close At II e'cAock A.
morrow afternoon. and the ESrsf
National Bank wiH remain clssac
al day.
Civil service workers OF the gov
eminent who were given ho3-
day last week in observance Ct &he
Thanksgiving date proclaime1 ~
President Roosevelt, have Been
pircn permission 10 take tumaE-
row. but they must ei1her acluae
the day as part - ther annual
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-26
WHERE WAS HE In 1922


We confess that we like to read what
the economists say. These bright boys can
take few figures, chart or two and some
established trends and tell you offhand
what is going to happen to the nation and
the world in the next generation, or so.
Sometimes, to our inexperienced mind,
they go slightly astray. Such an instance,
it seems, is the statement of Sumner H.
Slichter, of the Harvard Business School.
who says that prices more than=donhled
after World War No1 and we didn't go to
the dogs. We wonder where the brother
was in 1921 -
He adds, Eve had a decade of our
greatest prosperity" which leaves US limp.
The war ended in 1918 and the United
States had its initial depression from the de-
flation of 1920. Afterwards there was a
period of so-called prosperity, which missed
agriculture being bolstered largely by for
eign loans which were lost, and then the
nation catapulted into the lowlands of the
early thirties.
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CONGREGATIONALlSTS
WILL GIVE THANKS

Thanksgiving services VIII be
held In the First Congregation
al church tomorrow morning be-
tween the hours Of ten and
eleven O'Clock.
The pastors subject win be
The National Aspects OF
7 anksgivingT.
The general public Is invited
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE
AT uptown" CHURCH

a special Thanksgiving serv-
ice viii be held in the Fleming
Street Methodist Uptown)
church Il o'clock tomorrow
moTning
The pastor VII speak on the
subject of ~Reyiving Old Gus
toms ~
The church ehoir VIII render
special music.
A cordial invitation IS ex-
tended the public TO attend
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UNION THANKSGIVING
AT COLORED CHURCH

The third annual union
Thanksgiving service. sponsored
by the Negro Ministerial Ali
ance. VIII be held al the Trinity
Presbyterian church II O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Rev J. c. Bannerman- pastor
of the Bethel AME. church.
viii deliver the sermon.
Music win be rendered by the
choirs Of the churches partici-
pating
The public Is cordially invit-
ID