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These Sell for s1.44 Every Dag But Tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31
STRONGER BEER
 AIDS CONSUMPTION
Increase in Country Jumps 159b-British Baf-
 ley BOOffis

London (UP) = Stronger and cheaper beer, as decreed by this years budget. has resulted in q 25 per cent increase in its cons sumption in this country.
 This fact, and the advent gf S:2 beer in the United states has re- suited in boom in British harley
 The f5ss barley crop is worth ti4,000, ,0oo moro to farmers at present prices than at the price ruling at the heginninE Of July Similarly the hops crop isl ex. rected to put at least $6.006,800 into the pockets of the gfowets.
 The average price of barley is the highest for four years, being eleven ghillings per hundred weigh | compared with es. 2d. on July &. At the same time this years crop of 751,0D0 acres Is ag per cent. be- low last years ptodurtion which was the smallest ever grcwh..
 Ministry of Agriculture offieials definitely attrihute the increased price to the increasirE demand from British and American brew cries, while, for the same rfnsop, iiop-growers hope that prices of s15 . ton and better will be realis- cd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31
BUSY SESSION OF
 SCHOOL BOARD
Hopeville Community Club Gets Permission to
 Meet in School

A resolution expressing sincere regret 9t the death of Michael J. Ryan, former clerk, was r,agssed r,oon's meeting of thy board of education. The motion, introdue- ed by Commisslone Martin Scnlly, an associate of Mir Ryan's for many years on the Waterbury Democrat requested Superlntendent Condon to prepare . fitting memorial for the former clerk. One copy will be placed in the boards minutes and another sent, to Mir Ryan'a family.
 Members of the board indiyidual- ly expressed their sorrow at MT Hyan passing. He was praised by them highly for his industry, efh- cienoy and high charaeter.
 The board atithorized the. spend. ing of s3,300 for the purchase. pf equipment for the Leavenwth High school cafeteria and se6p Tor a new dish- washing machine at Wil- by High school cafeteria. The sum spent at Ieavenworth will h4 for
 Permission was granted Julius Kipp, representing the Hopeyiile Community club, to. vse the gym iiaslum in the new Hopeville school building for meetings Oh the third Tuesday of each month, The club has an Insurance policy for $50,0H0 and accepts all responsibility for use of the building.
 A petition by John Gilhpoley of South street that fls child be al lowed to attend Mulcahy rather than Washington school was dsn- jed.
 Michael Jourden, school janitor, was awarded 24 days pay for ab- sence due to illness. It was sx. plained that this Is the innxifntiSsi allowance for illness.
 Miss Edith Knudsoii was elected clerk pro tenn and acted in that capacity yesterday, No mention of choice for permanent clerk was made.
 praising the schools showings dir- ing ire preyention was read and placed on file.
 The monthly bills were referred to the board of finance for pay- Jaofit. A request was made to the board of finance for q transfer of S4,010 from salaries to Lsaven- worth cafeteria.
 superintendent Condon called at. tention to education week, which will be held from Nov 2 to 1s. when parents wiii be invited to visit the schools and see their chii- dren engagsaA ir their studiss. Thers was ccisid erabie discussioi, about the need Of more money Tor text books. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31
BANKER WICCIN WILL BE TAKEN
 OVER THE JUMPS
Senate Pr0bers Intend to
 Go Over Every Step of ] Wealthy Route
nY Lx1R u. WILSON

Limited Frees stalR Dorrespondent)
 Washington, Oct 21.--fBP)- Senate investigators planned to lead Albert F. Wiggin step by step to-day through the story of his multi-million dollar profits ir deals in stocks of the Chase National bank.
 The record of Wigsin's bswildsr- ingly profitable operations, before he was forced out of the bank by Rockefeller interests, and of how he avoided inc6nne taxes by cre- Ating personally-owned corpnra- tions, was contained in a mass Of phutostatic documents assem bled by investigators for Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the senate stock market Investigating cens-
 The sherman corporation was the Wiggin gold mine under iEla- mediate inquiry. In four years tt alone earned $5,5Sz,sSs.as for the bankers strong box. Wher, the story Is complete, Wiggin.s bank associates will learn for the first time whether his own for- tunes were reversed in the latter stages of the depression as were those of the bank which continued under his control until last Janur ary.
 that Chase Securities corporation profits were more than wiped out by. cash and paper losses. Wig. gin testified that the bank had Written off or sold for 2 cash loss securities to the aggregate sum of sl2O.000. .000. The difference be- tween this loss and the profits yae- cumulated by the securities affili- ate is approximately S57,0p0,000 which appears to represent the cost to Chase stockholders of the securities affiliate experiment..
 Dividends paid by the Chase Se- -Yoo1s NuBq ol uoE3eSoa1oo seIlIAnS holders aggregated $a1,a07, ,45e from 1917, to January |, 1as2, when dividends were discontinued. The corporations big year was 1880 when net profits reached the fig ure of ss,ss4,244.
 Three years previously, WisEin began to deal in bank shares for his own account. He was the .largest stockholder In the bank. A stock dividend tremendously in- creased his holdings. The stock was high and going higher. Wiggin sold and in one i92S month was approximately so,poe shares short in tho Sherman COrporatiori of the stock of the hank which he headed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31
Dinosaurs Footprint Is Bird Bath New

Icdmenton, Ats (Ur) Count befsd through the Peace liver val Icy, north 6f here, over . stretch cf soft ground. An iFnprss1i0if formed by one of hl6 feet Has dss- tined tq becems ths mold for q . bitd bath at the 0ttaws riussiiin.
 rrspsaP E sPs xsss gss:sESs sS. 'f dss:sda ds s tsSS ss atteinsd fQclT hitdness: The concrete iinpfssslens sept te etts. gsiis. gss .s4,!sE,se s5 sass. sds4 :t,snlA|!gESs 1ssij This ysas hstkssh ! seoa enc for pfehigtoflc Ahds ill AJbetti. Pfcfe5Sef A; stefnbeFe, of the psA n SlHis!t es5ablese SkilstSn stinmsr'i work In the ehed iands'' riSss. iii In addisicn. psol M olssscr SS stssa- . berg and hl5 assigtants found fhe skull Of . cr6sted dipoeeufs the Skulls o& ! horned dlnqssur, ana two other sbecirhen6 oI trachodon6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31
DAHLrA WAS TOMATO PLANT

santa Cruz, Cal - (U.P.) = toe Hughes took one look at his EsF- den the other day, puncd out his chest and told the npighsors tS wantcha 10 look at fiiy big dahlia !" The crowd looked, laughed. bYt M went home amazed: Joe's aahlis turned out tS bs 2 totaatp plant-- 50 closely together they rescnibisd 3 jerse, red dahlia amid tho srsen foliage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31
HgHn IossiEs DOWN

Salem. ose. (Bp)-Flre ipsses in nssfly ,sss y.sl s tSs Ssssin ,n .lsts lss firh indrshal rehorted. eome Sk oregon cities Shpde edditIons tb ire ashtInE eauipmsat during the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-31

NInins ln ths NsthsFlsads is ia-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
Dance Monday Night
At Club Miranlar

Sponsored by the knights of
the Golden Eagle Drum and
Bugle Corps, delightful dance
will be given Monday night. July
3, at Club Miramar. In connec-
ton with this, a buffet supper
win be served the guests and two
door prizes. one for gentlemen
and one for ladies will be Of
fered.
Those in charge of arrange
ments for this social event, state
that the Night Owls orchestra will
play program of popular dance
music. This orchestra has been
supplemented by new saxaphone
player, and special musical Selec.
tions will be featured, Tables
are now being reserved. and many
are making early reservations to
insure their tables. Dancing will
begin Mt 10 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
Miss c. Landlord
Was Honor Guest

Miss Clara b. Landlord, daugh-
ter of Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
]. +. Landlord. spent several days
in New York recently after her
return from a visit to the Worlds
Fair in Chicago.
While in New York, Miss I.ank-
ford was the honor guest At a
theater party given by Leo h,
Warren al the Waldorf Theater.
Miss Landlord Is a student at
the Florida State College for
Women, and a member Of the Key
West Junior Woman's Club. She
is now visiting her father who is
stationed at the Philadelphia
navy yard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STRAND THEATER

Ruth Chatterton comes to the
Strand Theater today in, the most
astounding Characterization she
has ever portrayed on the screen
in the. title role Of the First Ma
tional picture Lilly Turner"
AS Lily Turner, the "Cooch'
dancer and come-on girl for car
nival, she has in this picture more
clandestine love affairs than most
actresses portray in lifetime
She fits from one love to another
with a wild abandon inspired by
cruel mistreatment at the hands
of her first lover. 1t is not until
she finally awakens to real love
that ghosts of her many sweet
hearts rise up to haunt her.
The picture, based on the stage
success by Phillip Lunning and
George Abbott, reveals the life be-
hind the scenes of the players in
the tawdry medicine tent shows
anu the SldnlOIOuS CdIHlNdlo' SohS
is the stately Miss Chatterton, of
the society drawing room; in
Lilly Turner" is Chatterton,
cooch dancer who wiggles her hips
and jiggles her chest muscles to
fascinate and lure the male; the
poseur in pink tights and filmsy,
transparent costumes.
Never, it is said, has she given
such powerful Characterization
as that of Lily Turner, the girl
who flaunts her charms to de-
vastate the heart of the male
whose life is one of butterfly gale
ty ON the surface and bitter heart
aches beneath.
Lilly Turner" is vivid, realistic
story with frivolity and pathos and
real dramatic power. George Brent
plays the leading masculine role
opposite Miss Chatterton, the first
time the two have been teamed
| together since their marriage last
! Fall. Others in the cast include
| Frank McHugh, Ruth Donnelly
and Guy Kibbee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
Entertainment For
Legion Auxiliary

The regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post %. American Legion,
held Tuesday night at the club
house. proved to be a very sue
cessful session. II was presided
over by Post Commander G. p.
Hogeboom.
The post had MS their guests
the ladies Of the Legion Auxiliary
and the Drum Corps, with mum
Der Of members of the veterans
families in attendance,
AT the conclusion of the nusi-
ness session, the meeting was
turned over to ]. j. Kirschenbaum,
vice commander, who was in
charge of the entertainment com
mittee. Music was rendered by
Messrs. Caviness, Plant, Whalton
Kirschenbaum, Curry and Bar
roso.
Many of the old wartime songs
were sung by the group. and q
hard shoe dance was put on by
Mr.. Kirschenbaum.
Refreshments were served con.
sisting of coffee. cake, sand.
witches and soda. Various plans
were discussed for increasing in.
terest In the veterans meetings,
aud il was decided TO have these
informal gatherings once each
month.
II was announced at the meet,
Ing that the Ladies Auxiliary
have postponed their next regular
meeting until Tuesday. July III,
due to the fourth of July falling
on a meeting date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
SPECIAL RATES
AT MANY HOTELS

The hotels George Washington.
Mayflower and Flagler, jackson
vile, Florida, owned and operated
by Robert Kloeppel, have made
elaborate plans for special enter
tainment for the Fourth of July
week celebration, beginning July
LIST. Special weekend Fourth of
July celebration rates and charges
for rooms and meals will be in eff
feet.
A most unusual program has
been worked out for this special
celebration at the hotels George
Washington, Mayflower and Flag
1a,-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

=: SOCIETY ::
Play Last Night At High
School Enjoyable Event

that of Cinderella, played b!
Ellie Mae Gwynn.
Characters in this part were:
May, step-sister-Dorianna vii
liams.
Jane, step-sister - Doroth,
/ Camalier.
Stepmother-Fannie Mae John
son.
y Minnie and Mickey Mouse Bet.
| ty Henriquez and Paul Esquinaldo
F. Betty Joan Rob
erts.
Prince-Billy Kesson.
Page-Calvin Gates.
The closing act of the program
was "The Toy Shop" This num-
Der was carried out in an excel
lent manner. The songs were APP
propriate and costumes worn were
characteristic of the part played.
The cast in this part were:
Raggedy Ann-Cecelia Knight.
| Red Riding Hood-Ruth Rob-
erts.
Dutch Dolls Marguerite Rob,
erts, Billy Shaw.
Pirate Rose Mary Higgs.
Boy and Girl Friend Doll-Vir-
ginia and Mary McClanahan.
Saucy Sue-Constance Adams.
Tin Soldiers-Della Mae Curry,
Gustavo Desdier, Sylvia Sawyer,
Odes McKillip, Shirley Weather
ford, Manuel Morshall Barbara
Holsumback, J. B. Sawyer.
Humpty Dumpty - Kenneth
Kerr.
Lonesome Doll Alicia Perez.
Blue Doll-Helen Curry.
Spring Shirley F. Russell.
French Dolls Sylvia Dillon,
Roland Keaton.
Jack and Jill-Oliver Saunders
Jackie Daughtery.
Jack in Box-Sylvia Watkins
Felix the Cat-John Monsal-
/ vatge.
Dancing Dolls Shirley Ebert
son, Fannie Mae Johnson, Wilma
Russell, Marion Taylor.
Bride-Betty Kline.
| Groom Charles Roberts.
Flower Girls--Helen Crusoe
June DuPuis, Williet Camalier
Mary L. Knowles.
Preacher-John r. Kerr.
Soloist Betty Ruth Chastian.
China Doll-N Norma Barosso.
Spanish Doll Ella L. Pintado.
Elephants Edward DuPuis
John Sands, Jr.
Trainer Uric Gwynn.
Mama Doll--Sylvia Pinder.
| ,Piereth-Florence Dillon.
| Syncopated Sue-Mary Sawyer
Page-Nevy Armayor.
Many who attended this beauti
full entertainment have commented
that those who directed it deserve
much credit for the wonderful way
/, in which the show was carried out
Sylvia Watkins received Mic
key Mouse sweater for selling the
greatest number of tickets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
NIGHT OWLS TO
PLAY AT PALACE

The Night Owls, orchestra re-
Gently organized here. will furnish
music tomorrow night at the Pal.
ace Theatre between the first and
second show.
The members making up this
musical organization are planning
to appear quite often in differ
ent entertainments in the future.
The boys are said to be making
good progress since the organiza,
ton was organized.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

Fern Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, took the large audience at
tending "a ChiId's Paradise" on q
trip through fairyland last night
at the High School auditorium.
The story opened with Betty
Joyce Adams falling asleep and
being visited by her fairy god
mother, Susan LaKin. The frs
part of the trip was the reenacting
of the story "Alice in Wonder
land.D Little Betty Henrique2
played the part of Alice with John
L. Dey as the rabbit and Alice
Dillon as the frog. Other charac-
tiers were:
Duchess = Jacqueline Daugh-
terry.
Fairy-Mary Louise Fernandez
Cat--John Il. Kerr.
M. Earl Adams, Jr.
Hatter-Sherman Williams.
%. Mouse--CeciIia knight.
Two of Hearts-Ernestine
Evans.
Five of Hearts Doris Roberts.
Seven of Hearts Mary Sawyer.
Queen of Hearts--Florida Pin
der.
King of Hearts--Melvin Adams.
Knave of Hearts-Della Mae
Curry.
Gryphon Billy Kisson.
Mock Turtle Roland Keaton.
Alice's sister-Shirley Fac Rus
sell.
Wee Willie Wrinkle Phillip
Scheurer, Jr.
The next episode of this mag
mary story was "Hop o. My
Thumb" played by Raiford Rob
erts. This scene was laid in q
beautiful setting with many gor.
geous costumes.
Other characters in this part
were:
MotherAlicia Perez.
Father-Oliver Saunders.
Jack Charles Roberts.
Brothers Tom Johnson, Caro-
Bethel. Jr., Gustavo Desdier.
Orge-Jack Rae Neweomb.
orge's Wife-Helen Curry.
Little Miss Muffett-Ani
Camalier.
Song, Underneath the Harlem
Moon''-Helen Crusoe.
The next was the Sleeping
Beauty" story with Sylvia Pindei
as Sleeping Beauty, Charles Hoge.
boom as King and Betty Ruth
Chastian as Queen. Other charac-
ters were:
Fairy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wat.
kins, Ella 7. Pintado, Sylvia
Dillon, Barbara Mae Curry,
Shirley EIbertson, Rose M. Demer-
lit, Minnie Williams.
Old Lady-Sarah Ann Birs.
Ladies' in Waiting Dorothy
Miller, Lucille Mitchell.
Prince Uric Gwynn.
The next story depicted was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

The term .'hutteFuus@ was an-
piled 70 soldiers ct the Confederate
army because many Ut their hense-
spun uniforms were dyWd llwsss
b5aWa fraaa the he'll IL a auS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
Dance At Cuban
Club July Fourth

The bic Fourth Of July dance
At the Cuban Club next Tuesday
night is expected 10 draw large
crowd Of Key Vests younger set.
according 10 the number Of
reservations which have already
been made FER the affair.
Lovers Of good dance music will
be attracted by q very geod pro-
gram OF latest hits - be played
by Howard Wilson ami HI band.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

Frank II. Ladd. tax collector,
and Mrs. Ladd, will leave over
the highway tomorrow morning to
spend a while with relatives in
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

Japan exported three times as
much yarn in 1882 as in 1881 to
set a new record of two billion
square yards of cotton cloth ex-
ports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

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containing IL rooms. on lot
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city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

Mrs. Hemingway, wife OF
Ernest Hemingway, the well known
author, left on the Florida this
afternoon to join her husband
who has been in Havana for sew.
eral months.
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BITES POLICEMAN

PHILADELPHIA. - When a
policeman arrested her for intoxi-
cation, Miss Alma Conner bit his
thumb nearly off.
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. Five
bundles &c. containing 100 old
papers. The Citizen Office.
may1-tf
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RADIO REPAIRING

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all makes. Guaranteed service,
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USELESS TESTIMONY

ST. pAUL.Iames MeCready
Of this city testified in his divorce
sais that his wife had ''perpet-
ual,uaotion tongue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
P ersonal Mention

Attorney Allan B. Cleare, Jr.,
left yesterday afternoon for Mi
ami where he will spend a few
days with friends.
J. F. Morrison, enginehouse
foreman at the +. +. C. termin-
ais. left yesterday to attend a pow
er meeting held monthly in st,
Augustine.
DR.. e. o. Hirsh, prominent OPP
tometrist of Miami, who was on a
brief visit to DR.. j. A. Valdes, left
yesterday afternoon for his home.
Mrs. Richard Knowles, who was
spending several weeks. On Key
West with relatives, @Fen yester.
day to join Mr.. Knowles at Isla-
morada.
j. +. Matchett was an outgoing
passenger over the East Coast yes
terday for Miami where he will
remain two DAYS on business, re-
turning Saturday.
-
Miss Jessie Smith FORMER staff
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MISCELLANEOUS

AN AUTO STR0P RAZOR outfit
given free with each classified
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LIS talking sbOat
CbesteyfeM- says II
has q good reputation
What about it?

TtALKING ABOUT the reputation of !
4 oigarette--thafs something new.
know about reputation Of people ).
reputation of some other things and.
come 10 think about il, I should say thar
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=. they just have to be mild.
CHESTERFIELD has whatittakes 70 satisfy.
That's what people say about il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30
TODAY In HISTORY

17S3--tl50 years agol Contin-
entail Congress opened at Prince
ton, n. J.
1s3i~-Indian Territory estab-
lished by act of Congress.
1905 Albert Einsteiu. %,
ycar-old student i'm Switzerland,
delivered his first essay on what
was later to become the Theory
of Relatively.
ia32--United States Govern
ment's fiscal year ended with "A
deficit of 81. 1886, 0oO.nu
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Inquire at ST Peacon Lane,
or Phone 9085. jun29-3t
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r. C. Roberts, keeper of Amer
lean Shoals light station, arrived
yesterday and will leave over the
highway with Mrs. Roberts to-
morrow morning for their home
in Miami.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
oeesaeAs 40 saa4seassaeooa

Walter Hampton, actor, born
in Brooklyn. N. Y, Sd years ago.
Roy l.. McCardell of New
York. noted photoplay writer and
author, born at Hagerstown. Nd,
So years ago.
Ferris Greenslet of Boston. not
ed book publisher, born at Glens
Falls, N. Y, So years ago.
DIR. Paul r. Heyl. noted physi-
cist of the u. S. Bureau of Stand
ards. born in Philadelphia, 81
years ago.
DIR. Louise Pound. professor of
English literature at the Univer-
sity of Nebraska. sister of Roscoe
Pound, born at Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, 81 years ago.
Mrs. Evelyn r. Nicholson of De
troit, noted leader of the NJ. f.
church Foreign Missionary So
ciety. horn at Jackson, Mimi. 60
years ago.
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Ralph Miner, of the state plant
board, and Mrs. Miner are enroute
to Chicago to spend several weeks
at the Century of Progress EXPOSE
ton, having left Wednesday night
on the Florida for Tampa to take
a train for the western metropolis.
William w. Demeritt, Jr., sis
ter, Mrs. AL Smith and Miss Cath
crime Lightbourn, left this morn
ing over the highway enroute to
Chicago, accompanied by Mrs.
Demeritt and Mrs. B. A. Baker,
who will stop in Miami for visit
with relatives and friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-30

Attorney Allan B. Cleare, Jr.,
left yesterday afternoon for Mi
ami where he will spend a few
days with friends.