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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
By J. r. BRACKET
lny5 Associated pressD

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.For
1000 years, up to the beginning of
the last century, the consumption
Of the earth's resources per per-
son every day did not change APP
|preciably.
Then; suddenly, mar fours the
machine; and today in the United
States, only 100. years later. con-
sumption per person is rs times
greater and two-tlrirds of this in
crease has come since 1900.
These are major findings Of a
ten-year research by Techhoeracy,
the title given a research group of
technicians and engineers working
at Columbia university under di-
rection Of Howard Scott.
In these findings, Scott says.
lies the basic cause of the present
distress. and they foreshadow even
greater distress in the future.
In ancient Israel. Egypt, Greece,
s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26

Feminine Name Twist
Costly To Tricky Turk
my Associated Pressp


KEMERHISSAR. Turkey,
Oct. 26.--By misspeliins his
name a peasant of this village
made himself officially a
woman and for seven years
escaped military service and
taxes.
Hanefi gave his name the
feminine twist of Hanife
when he registered at his COM
ing of age.
An inspector from Angora
discovered the deception and
Hanefi paid for his ortho-
graphic feminity in heavy
fines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
Ex-Conyict COnfesses
To Staying Woman Who
Often Befriended Him
Victim Was Wife OF Of
fetal AT Ohio Peniten-
tiary; Body Found In
Basement OF Home
tBy Associated Prcss)

COLUMBUS, Oct. 20.
An ex-convict, paroled from
one murder conviction, con-
fessed to Prosecutor Donald
Hoskins today of the Staying
of a second victim, Mrs.
Daniel Bonzo, IA, wife of the
chief record clerk at the
Ohio psnitentiary.
Mrs. Bono, who was
beaten to death at her home
yesterday, had befriended
the former convict, John
Downing, who was paroled
last October, after serving
seven years of a life term for
the Staying of Mrs. Allean
Williams, of Cincinnati in
1926.
Downing was arrested
shortly after the body of
Mrs. Bonzo was found in
the basement of her home
with her head crushed.
She's been like mother
10 me. ! don't know why I
did it, Hoskins quoted
Downing as saying.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
Roosevelt Turns Attention
To Legislation For Relief
OF Distressed This Winter
By Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.--Gover-
nor Franklin Roosevelt return.
cd from his southern campaign
tour today and aanounced he will
be unable 10 attend the giant raj.
" arranged for him here tomorrow
might by the stage and screen d.
vision of the democratic national
committee.
sIt was sS~rred lie eaneeiied his
engagement 10 make time fer con.
ferenees with democratic and re-
publican leaders of both houses of
the Legislature concerning propos-
ed special Legislation to relieve dis-
trsss among unemployed this win-
ter.
Roosevelt did not indulge in any
predictions on his arrival az to the
outcome of the election, but ex-
pressed satisfaction with most of
his recent campaign tours.
After short visit with his wife
he left for Albany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26

He said the tide of public opin.
ion had turned to the president.
The secretary accused democrats
of frantic squawking, and assert.
ed their presidential nominee had
become filled with panic
Hyde spoke before a republican
luncheon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
Absentee Voting Starts;
Only One Balloi Cast

Absentee voting started
morning III the office a Juice
Hugh Gum this morning. aad -
70 3 o'clock there us fssle
activity.
A matter 81 fact there was
but one vets cast and that was
voted BY e. Z. Petersen. eAGef sss-
gimeer Of the wreekInx tug EeIsaf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
Inspector OF Barber
Shops Arnues To Look
Over Local Situation

s. Al. Sweating. member Of the
board sof barber examiners. d IN
the city locking over the sftHatioss
relative 20 the dslingaenss who
have not paid for their certificates
Of regissrafsen.
Other matters pertaining 70 tbs
sanitary eondltsoa Of ths differ
sns places are being taken np and
shrashed eut wssh the owners
Mr. Sweeting says fhat II scne
places II Key Wesa she conditions
are entirely unsatisfactory ard ~
N making an ~ffors II havv I'll r.
" asssses stra ened cot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
Secretary Hyde Heard In
Address To Republicans;
Attacks Opposing Party
tny Assoc,atea r.re.sl

Los ANGELES, Oct, 26.-Sec-
rotary of Agriculture Hyde, in a
political address today, accused the
democratic national campaign of
attempting to smear President
Hoover and described the political
efforts of Franklin Roosevelt as
tricky, evasive and insincere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
ENERGY pn2DucrioA

per capita day, exclusive of
fooc. This represents gain
of rs times in little more than
century after 1900 static
years, moss Of the gain conn
ing in the last 80 years
calory consumption being as
q. 0fl0 caiories per capita per
day Ii 1900.
This extremely rapid gain in ;
society entirely unprepared for i
has produced similarly rapit
economic gains and also violen'
fluctuations in the economic cycle
Scott says. Energy productions re
manned at the rate of 2.00t
Galleries a day for 1000 years
Suddenly is expanded.
The expansion was quite smooth
although rapid up to 1900, then i
became more rapid and began II
fluctuate violently because the so
cial mechanism could not adapt it
self to the increasingly quicl
change.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
HOLY FRENCH RELIC Is
STOLEN AT cHERB0URC
sRy Associated Press,

fHERBOuRG. Franee. Oct. &c.
An interruptions visitor 10 this
sity's museum stole 18th oeatary
ressauary bearing sAe wuEai arms
Of France ard containing rehes Of
-. .aSasha. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
swsasssesssss
TODAY,S EDITORIAL

Why the Socialist sehene
Of government control as adj
yo~ateS Is not practical. when
AamAn nature is taken into
sensideFatioa. l. shown ia TO-
DAYS leading editorial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-26
TWO or SAME NAME

EVANSTON. III. Harry Fl.
Porter. of this city. walked gp 10
Harry H. Porter in the latter
police court and said Don't let
the similarity II names fnsan-
enes you
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

Minstrel Show To
Be Given Tonight
Final Rehearsal Held Last Night Boys Club Or.
ganized Last Tuesday Night

Coach Thomas McDonough held
dress rehearsal last evening in the
town hall for the Terryville min
strel troupe and put everything in
shape for the third minstrel show
which will be presented in the
town hall this evening. starting at
o'clock sharp.
The troupe has been preparing
for this show for several weeks
and feel confident that this years
show is the best ever presented in
this section. Nearly 500 people at
tended last years show and 1t Is
expected that this years show will
be attended by fully as many The
advance sale of tickets have been
heavy and people will have to be
in the hall early to secure q good
seat. 7ff
The six end men will be at
tired in neat attractive suits with
the color scheme of the min in
the company being black ad white
while the girls of the company will
be attired in colonial dresses in
keeping with the celebrations
throughout the country this year.
The following program will be
presented during the evenings en-
tertainment: Berkshire Revelers.
radio broadcasting orchestra of
hilly billy music in their quaint
way: Opening chorus by entire
company: "Dapper Dan" by AL Lee
Brum; Indy Lug by Lewis Mat
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

Editor Tall Tower Topics l have noticed that every
often you hand Haowe dig What's the matter, Chry
don't you like platinum blondes? But perhaps you'll like
noticed you found Constance Bennett pretty good OF
pictures And her very
many tubes And have all been waiting for you eongrat-
ua Gloria Swanson her baby But forgot Gloria is
another you're very fond Of Gosh but you're fusy
Eighteen (Your regular smile eker have nothing
against platinum blondes how they got that But in my
humble opinion Jean Harow hasn't made good picture date
and unless I'm sadly mistaken she WILL In the first place
Jean acts like salad sandwich whoopee picnic
Of spread Her carriage reminds of female hill
billy carrying load of fence rails And her guttera pronounce
would boost my blood nd m not an
eme eher Jeans so-ead platinum locks have been highly
pubeized But you need than whitegod hair make
picture. Or eyes eupped beneath low forehead Believe me
Eighteen few wampus stars far ahead OF Jean
Haowe she couldn't find them month of movie Sun
days. The trouble the fact that they lack golden hand
help along When the platinum blonde subsidies
and it's the Jean will with the tide She has
little else commend her.-The Ed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

toon; solo, 1.-THE Little Church In
the Valley" John Barry; Riddles
Revue, featuring Alice and Muriel
st Lawrence, Irene and Marie New
some and Shirley Moquin, all pu-
pills OF Miss Anna Rich of Bristol;
Surprise number by Carl Months
Old Timers; solo, "Out in the Sun
shine With You," James Dunn;
specially number, Bones and jiano,
by Wesley Smith and A. j. Bement;
solo. Sunshine and Roses" by
Stefhina Dillon; solo, "Only
Rose, ;" by Joseph Prymulski; solo.
"That Old Irish Mother Of Nine"
by Francis Conway: solo, Boot
legger's Daughter" by Yves Bill
ings and his uke; solo. Good Night
Noon" by Anna Adamavovich;
solo, SLEEPY Time Down South"
by Alex GRADER: solo, Somewhere
a Voice is Calling" by John Gro
moshak: solo, YOU'RE the One" by
Bernard McDonough; old time
songs by American Legion quartet
of Thomaston; solo. How Long
VIII It. Last" by Anna GRADER;
soIor, Somebody Loves You"
Catherine Callahan; where the
Lilies of the Valley Grow" and
"The Waltz You Saved for Me-
by Mary and Florence Yashenski
in harmonizing number; solo.
"Blue Kentucky Moon" by Amelia
Adamovich: surprise number. waltz
and song number by three-year old
Lois Helming. also a pupil Of Miss
Anna Aich: so1or, "St Louis Blues"
and speciality number by Art Sc
gum. Nick Colletto and Kenneth
Dennison. a
Yves Billings and his orchestra
will furnish music for dancing
which will follow the show. The
minstrel is being sponsored by the
social committee of the Terryville
Fair society.
Winners at Whist.
The Weekly Whist club met with
Mrs John Patonode at her home
on Hillside park with four tables
OF cards .beig inSplay. The win
Weeks; second. Mrs James Gala
han and consolation. Mrs Joseph
Faith. The players will meet with
Mrs Terrence Reynolds at her
home on Hillside park on next
lsThursday. ~ safS.
New Club Formed
a group VI UOyS SdthcHCu IA Siio
Lyceum, Tuesday night for tho
purpose of forming Boys Club.
| They settled on a name which will
| be "Columbia Squires" and elect
led the following officers: President
water Kraucifalis; Vice president
kJohh Cox, sJr, Treasurer, Edward
Kobyliski.
The club is being ,oraginzed UNI
der the capable direction of John
C. Sullivan, grand knight of the
local, council, knights of Columbus
and at the time of the war, q
member of the United States navy
staff of engineers. at Washington.
d. C.
The boys will meet on next Tues
day evening at which time plans
will be completed for the club.
Former Resident Dies.
Mrs Mary E. Webster, 81, resi-
5dent OF Plainville for 20 years died
at her home. 166 West Main street,
Plainville. on Wednesday night.
She was born in Teryville. Aug
1 ust 6. 1913 and went to PlainviIle
at the age of IA. Funeral SER
vices were held this afternoon at 2
o'clock with burial being in West
cemetery, Plainville.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
cAKvILLE

AT st Mary Magdalene's Church.
Rev Leo Finn. pastor. Masses will
be at 1880, 800 and IL o'clock.
The 300 o'clock mass Is the chill
dren's mass followed by Sunday
school. The last mass is at IL
O'Clock followed by benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament.
At the Union Congregational
church-Rev Oscar Locke, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock.i
Morning worship with sermon at
10:45 o'clock. Rev Oscar Locke
will preach the sermon and his
subject is What the Church Of
fers YOU"
The intermediate Christian En-
deavor will meet at $3.50 o'clock.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
society will meet at 1890 o'clock.
Al the All Saints Church-Rev
A. NJ. Samwell. rector. Holy Com
munion at 8 o'clock. Church
school at $3.50 o'clock and morn
ing prayer with seymon at 1915
o'clock.
I, Social And Dance.
Tho Buckingham club will en-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
WATER TOWN
In the Churches

st John s-Rev Cornelius Teul-
ings, pastor. Masses will be at z.
8 and 10 o'clock in WATERFOWL and
at IL o'clock in Bethlehem.
Episcopal - DR. Thomas Cline,
pastor. There will be celebra-
ton Of holy communion at 8
O'Clock. Morning service and SER
man will be at IL o'clock. Rt Rev
John T. Dallas will preach the
sermon.
Congregational - Rev Clarence
Wells, pastor. Morning service
and sermon will be at II O'Clock.
The Young Peoples society will
meet at Z p. m. The Juveniles"
will meet at p. m.
Methodist-Mornin service and
sermon will be at IL o'clock. The
Fidelis league will meet at p.
m. Evening service will take
place at p. m.
The second dual debate in which
the Watertown high team has par
ticipated will take place Tuesday
evening, the 18th, with the debat-
ing team of Terryville. The sub.
ject will be Resolved That United
States should cancel the allied
debts contracted during the World
war; The affirmative team will
go to Terryville, the negative team
will debate in the local high
school auditorium.
Alfred Scott-Smith and Alice
Baldwin ere on the affirmative
team. Ralph Pickard and Barbara
Billings areon the negative team.
Grandon Todd is coach of the de-
batting team.
The judges will be Roland Tyler
and sydney Hadley of Taft school
and w. Kennedy of the Crosby
high in Waterbury.
Queen Esther circle met yester
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Karl Winters of Main street. Those
who attended were Mrs Raymond
Black, Mrs w. c. Humphreys. Lii
liam Marie, Madeline Helie, Mar
jorie Palmateer, Evelyn Beers.
Isabelle McGoldrick, Hazel Ed
wards, Jean Mapes, Mary Hickox,
Louise Moore, Ruth Curtis, Flor
ence Humphreys and Mrs Karl
Winter.
The stockholders of the Ever
green Cemetery association met
yesterday afternoon at the home
of Howard Hfckcox on Cutler
street. The following were elected
trustees: B. Havens Heminway,
Harry II. Heminway, George
Smith, John Scott. Myron Wheeler,
Charles Hungerford. Adolph Reck-
err. Howard Hickcox and Frank
Hickcox.
The officers were elected as fol-
lows: superintendent and. sexton.
Frank Hickcox; secretary and
treasurer. Howard Hickcox, and
auditor, John l.. Scott.
Mrs John Meagher Is In Bos-
ton, Mass. where she was called by
the illness OF her son Frederick
Murphy. who In stationed at Fort
Banks. winthrop, Mass.
q. Mclean Buckinfham, John l.
Scott, william Hungerford ana
Bronson Lockwood attended the
republican state convention held
In Hartford recently.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
STEALING A PATENTED ELECTRIC
ICE BOX FEATURE
This sheik is clever.
Pom my soul,
When his sheba gets warm
He uses cold control.
Good evening.

1t was the Eks Ministries Thursday night Representa-
tive Maancy local boy who made good Joe Brown take
notice. the chorus singing only Dan At the end
of number messenger boy down the aisle carrying what
looked like gorgeous bouquet Inteoutor George Ryan took
the contribution pushed the side and there ah there
reposcd basket of tunps spinach celery and the like George
read the card. 1t something like this: ITO Dam from
Harry and Gang Dan walked the footlighs. Il want
thank my friend Johnny Muvle for this said Dan as
he blused through his makeup Woadan Wottadan. Other
shots at Elk George Sullivan introduced Water
towns Rudy Valee Hugo Lange and Frank Mellon repre-
sened the Connecticut delight and Power Company Hugo
sang Somebody Loves You like the mail plane
remember night when Waterbury staged air show
VITO Hartford. Hugo sang There's Cottage Small by
Waterfall The piano aeeompan slow that the
fall dried up before Hugo got the chorus Then Hugo
through with "A Cottage For Sale But they had hard
time renting it.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

Editor Tall Tower Topics What do you think of the action
by the American Legion telling Pres
Hoover that the legion against further payment of the
bonus? Do you think commander should do such thing!
Why among all the members of the legion! re-
member the fight you made for the bonus when passed and
would appreciate your stand this time Don't think
would help ountry?-Veteran (The American Legion in
national last fall record being opposed TO
paying balance of the bonus Commander Stevens merely
iferzting legion stand taken that time There nothing
IN what say The payment of the bonus this time
purely personal pokebooks Veterans who work
nQ and able exist perhaps against the bonus ISSUE Those
rf Of Job with loved feed and bills pay would like
Is receive The balance of their compensation. It's only natural
re " W. favor immediate payment of the bonus in fact the
s~a>enk measure d q v. F. W. bil-The Ed)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
Anril showers

April showers Billy Donahue Bona Dom basketball star
went under heavy smell May Thursday Speedy
up and up, dispatch from Pittsburgh claims 1t James p
Walsh of will attend the National Convention ut
Reserve Officers April "a The death of DR. William o.
Bher dentist calls mind the day in his chair while he
relieved bcuspd He enjoyed popularity here
considered of the finest dentists the After
south where the twilight deepened and turned
10 darkness few days ago. We wish him peace there The
road Litchhed via Waterown is reported impossible
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
Alono the Rank street CANYON.

Along the Bank street In movie gossip other
night mentioned the fact that Louise Fazenda and Jimmy Gleason
would appear in shorts The Cgret Six, picked it and
sfter peneng the line added this qup: Christy Don't be
30 modest Wnehl had them in the nude "Wednesday night
To l. Rossi Your query hand Sorry can't enighten
you. But this is handled by another department with which
have little First Lieutenant Mort Wakefield,
Field Artillery will address local officers Thursday
night April 18th the Armory He'll discuss modern develop
field artillery large attendance of Sam Brownies
anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
-lo]-

Funny how things 60 isn't When Bill Pollard detective
Bill with the rank of lieutenant you) Carly
pals Brooklyn years ago. Bill had lovely soprano
the collar he the time And every
they had school, the teacher would call Bill
sing song Jim ignored Then Jim earned his
living great voice that rocked Broadway from penthouse sub
way Bill his living seuth Yep it's funny how
things CO.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

Golf gossip Hundreds Waerburans have visited the
golf past Mild April weather brought them
Work slowed down bit Four needed
to push ahead possible the first nine holes
July Considerable blasting be done before the seup will
be ready by Waeburns Those who have visited the links
claim the outlay is beautiful one
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09
THOMASTON

Stanley Rogozinski of Thomas
ton and two mpanions had mar
row escape from injury when the
car in which they were riding
turned over three times following
the blowing of one of the tires on
a front wheel. The car was
headed for WATERFOWL. the acct
dent was on the state highway near
the Nova Scotia school house,
the glass in the car was broken.
the tenders were torn off and the
radiator smashed but none Of the
occupants were injured. The car
was later lowed to garage IN
Funeral Of William Hanlcy fF
The funeral of William L. Han
lev was held from his home on
Chapel street this morning at 8
o'clock to the st Thomas church
at $3.50 where a solemn high mass
was celebrated by Rev Patrick o..
Connell of Hartford, formerly OF
Thomaston. Rev J ohm Burke was
deacon and Rev James WILSON, was
sub deacon. The funeral was very
largely attended. Mr. Hanley hav-
ing been extremely popular. Inter-
ment was an the st Thomas ceme-
terry.
10 Comply with Statutes Of State
The town of Thomaston Will re.
store the town deposit fund for
schools made many years ago by
the state into a Connecticut saw
ings bank or instead, in securities
approved by the state which bear
interest. Thomaston along with
some 80 towns and cities, has been
putting the fund which amounted
to $4,000 in town to work in other
channels other than it was intend
ed for and paying the interest
therefrom received to the school
system. Town Treasurer Fred
j. Roberts reports that the whole
proposition here reduces itself into
technicality inasmuch as the
money Is available and not spent
for other uses. There is no net
difference to the town whether the
fund is deposited in a bank direct
and the interest then applied TO
the school uses, or whether 1t pc
invested by the selectmen In return
for their note and made to earn inl
terest for the schools In another
way. The town will OF course
change its investment to comply
with the state statutes.
Mrs Lawrence Ryan Of South
Main street entertained her bridge
club at her home Friday after
noon. Prizes were awarded and
refreshments served by the hos
| tess.
George Gaittas and John Girard
Jr, students at Syracuse. university
have been the guests OF their par
ents for a week. "
"Cappy" Kirenski. student nj
Yale college In spending a few days
at his home on Railroad street.
AUTOMOBILE INsURANcE--4 and
sam aass. So 5000 Si ana 1900; PsSII'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

Because unemployed men who
were given Jobs cutting weeds at
the Auckland. N. e.. hospital. took
half hour to drink teh customary
tea at 10 o'clock, they have been
deprived of the British fnid-meal
refreshment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

TO attract tourists this year
France viii have Buy French
Scenery" drive.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

terrain this evening social and
dance at their club room for the
members and their friends. The
hall will be decorated with the club
colors. President Michael Clip
priano and Nicholas Kostanty. Sec
rotary of the club will be in charge
of the affair.
Briefs.
The Children of Mary will go TO
confession this afternoon and eve
ming and receive Holy Communion
at the o'clock mass tomorrow
morning.
Thomas Morgan OF Rosette street
who has been patient at the Wa
terbury hospital for the past three
weeks returned to his home We'd
fiesday.
Mrs Ernest Garner OF Rosette
street. who has been on the sick
list IL improving.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-09

INsURANcE--4 and
!ss: So $1,000 ssss ana ssSs 'rf Psssis
For 5 cyl. cars coat for full year
sl7.so. insure IN a bis. stock COM
pany. over 800 years old. with a..
sets OF s25.ooo.eoo. 4. a. lyons and
rho nss' TEE Tsi' 'isi. Ir ''
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-11
PART OF COURT HERE

With the exception of the Judge himself, E. Coke Hill, Attorney J L. Reed, Miss Dolan, assistant clerk and Stenographer Wolcott, three members of the district court ar rived Friday from Anchorage where long term has practically been completed. Arrivals Friday were District Attorney Cuddy, Clerk of the Court Castle and Chief Deputy Bowling. It is said Judge Hill will be over on the next train, We'd nesday, unless he comes via plane. c. w. Minaker and H. P. Sullivan also members of the court party, left for Valdez on the Yukon.