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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

all parole records since s1927. First samples have proven the opposite to be true. In the dank subterranean corridors of the patent ofiice building archiv- list scouts, examining Tnoldy papers for possible removal to the new building, came upon the skeietan of a cat. No cats will die :r the new archives building. Its detection system is to be so arranged that the intrusion of any creature, human or feline, into the sanctuary of precious documents would be automatic ally. recorded. There will be q signal device so sensitive that the warmth of the intruding body would set off an alarm. Fifteen federal families are packing up belongings and va. eating houses in Knoxville, Tennessee. They are auditors for McCarl, comptroller general, whose power over IVA expen- ditures was drastically cut by the recent amendments.
 Copyright, 1885, by United
 Feature Syndicate, nIc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
Much Disputed Memorial

Last Saturday in the presence of Presi- ident Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor Herbert H. Lehman, and other notables Whiteface Mountain Highway in the Adj rondacks was dedicated. It was memorial to the World War heroes of New York. When first suggested the plan met with both favorable comment and opposition. It wasn't until 1880 that legislation au- thorizing construction of the road, declar- ed to be one of the most scenic in the whole world, was passed. And incidentally it was Franklin D. Roosevelt as governor of New York who signed the measure that made it law.
 While the road is only eight miles long 1t climbs one of the East's most pictures que mountains, mountain that is sur rounded by Nature in all her grandeur. Whiteface's summit is 4,877 feet above sea level. This new road that crawls up it's face goes to within 700 feet of the summit. It is a toll road and will remain one until sufficient funds have been realized to pay for the cost of construction, which is said to be $1,000,000. It has taken almost four years to build this great project as the first shovelful of earth in it was turned on Christmas Day, 1881.
 When proposed as memorial to the soldier heroes of the state there were all sorts of voiced objections. Dissertation of one of the few remaining natural noun tain peaks of the Adirondacks was among the charges hurled at the proponents of the plan. When the objectors are driven over this new highway they probably will realize that modern science has a way of doing things that do not call for the utter destruction of all that is fine and beauti- full in our great outdoors. This memorial highway is surer way of honorng sol dier dead than any stone monument could be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
SEPTEMBER 10

Most favored ones today are those who were born from May 2l through June 21. General Indications of the Day
 For Everybody
 Morning-Bad.
 Afternoon--Fair.
 Evening--Tair.
 Today's Birthdats T You should be able to use the power of synthesia.
 Your home conditions should improve during April and May, 1888, but bo careful of extrava' gance.
 Danger from fire. accident. rash speech or sharp instruments from February 13 to 19. Socially favorable, February 1e- 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
MAYOR HAYES ENROLLED - IND. DEMOCRATS WILL BE
 FORGOTTEN IN RUSH

FORGOTTEN IN RUSH
 Waterbury, Conn.,,
 Sept. It, 1895. Editor of The Democrat:
 Please give the following creedo extolling Mayor Hayes little space in your valuable newspaper. I believe in Mayor Hayes,
 He holds no malice towards
 political foes,
 Chief creator of Settlers Village
 Civic Pride,
 Conceived of Mother Democracy And born to give local Republican.
 ism a good licking,
 Suffered under newspaper Pape-
 ism,
 Crucif1ed by the tongues of Tory
 Democrats,
 Oct. 9th he'll politically kill botf parties, Then he'll ascend onto the gubcr. material chair, \ From there he will judge wisely He firmly believes in the principles
 of Jeffersonianism,
 He believes fin faith, hope and
 charity"
 And may God see him Mayor Oct
 the 9th.
 Now as far as common sense poll. tIcal issues in opposition to Mayor Hayes are concerned, tho Ind Dent and local z. 0. p.-ers have none In dishing out political bunk. Mir Voter, both parties are Bachelor of Arts. Cant you plainly see tht identical relationship between botf parties? All of their political an gies are equal. The local E. 0. p-eri with the Bcant help of the Ind Dems are out to defeat the regula Democratic ticket. If the regulnl Democrats are defeated (which fl 8 miracle) by the Pape hand picked g. o. p.-ers. then just q few of the high Ind. Dems moguls wil be politically taken care of. Th' rank and file of the Ind. Dems wil then get the well-known politica razz. 'I use to know you, but nov l don't" The rank and file lose everything. They'll be left holdinl the proverbial political empty bag MT. Voter, beware of false prophets and can't you obviously see througl their political coup? Now a few words regarding MT Burrall. This man wants person alities loft out of the coming cit. political speeches. What q judiciou man! Tn 1928. did you or did vol not say something funny about Al Smith? Come out and confess What are you trying to be, Mir Burrall. Q wise man of the east VIII the voters string along witt you? guess not, and eiectioi night you'll find yourself just an other political paperweight. Enougl said!
 In conclusion, who are the Ind Dems? This tory and insurgen groups are tho political puppets o Czar Willie the First. an English man. These Independent rebels ar nothing but a bunch of artificia politicians. Now. I say, beware o false prophets, Pape political prat tie, and picayune, ridiculous ar lists. For all sad words of tongu or pen the saddest are these: T might have been!" (With apolog to Whittier).
 Yours sincerely, WADE IN PACE.
 P. s.---Municipaily speaking, Oct 9th will find Mayor Hayes stil Public Citizen No. 1 May Go 1 bless him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

Eli Whitney's first cotton gin is up for sale judging by activity up in Massachu- setts. The Westboro, Mass, Historical So- ciety wants the state to buy the original, now in possession of Victor Despres of Westboro. He doesn't own it and intends soon to give it back to the rightful own CT, a Georgia cotton grower. Looks as if the Bay State had better work fast if it wants to keep this heirloom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
,TO-DAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, "The new policy
 is like other of his adven. tures"; say "others."

public moneys appropriated for the conduct of the activities of the United States. o. What is the racial origin and meaning of the name Smead? A. It Is an English family name derived from . locality and means a smooth or level place. o. Who wrote the opera "semi- ramide," and when was 1t first produced? A. It was composed by Rossini and was first produced in Venice in 1893. 0. Give the location of Rye, N. A. It is on Long Island Sound, 24 miles northeast of New York City. Q. What is the address of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United states? A. Suite 2742, Woolworth Bldg, New York. N. Y. Q. How can book lice be eradi- cated? A. Dust lightly with sodium huoride around the baseboards and cupboards of the room. c. Define physio -therapy. A. The treatment of disease by physical and mechanical means as massage, exercise, water. light and electricity; also the branch of medi- cine concerned with such treat. ment. l Q. What ls the thenar eminencs and the hyper-thenary eminence in the human body? | A. The former is the puffy part
 of the palm of the hand at the
 base of the thumb; the later is the rest of the palm of the hand which
 puffs out around the center.
 Q. When did Lyle Talbot enter
 motion pictures? l A. 1892.
 If you want . copy of our new
 booklet Weather and Climate, write
 to The Waterbury Democrats
 Washington Bureau, enclosing ten
 cents (10c) for postage and hand.
 ling.
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Question Box

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Current Comments

Mussolini seems to think the best way to civilizc and educate us is to kill most of us. - Dr. Azat Wargmeh Martin, Ethiopian Min istcr to London.
 Dramatic acting Is 6 luxury can't afford right now. No ono who is making the money Nm has any right to commit economic suicide by indulging lifelong am. bition to become an actress.
 Sally Rand. Some people seem to use alcohol with no apparent harm, but no one tested has ever been found to be more skillful or to do better work because of 1t. Bertha Ra. chel Palmer, Evanston, Iil., in w. c. IT U. address.
 The young flirts have the mos tons but real romance is Co be found among Us girls who grew up in the hustle and petticoat era. Mrs. Nellie Brooke EtulI, noted "mail order' matchmaker,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
How is peanut butter made?

c. How Is peanut butter made!
 A. Put the peanuts through a food chopper, using the finest plate and screwing tiie tension until the grinder is hard to turn. If the paste is too coarse, put through the chop per again. Add peanut oil. olive oil, or a tasteless cottonseed oil and salt, and mix well. Keep in tightly closed pars. The proper propor" ton is ? cups of peanuts, table, spoon of oil and 2-3 teaspoon of salt.
 o. Did President Roosevelt hold a government position during the World War?
 A. He was assistant secretary of the navy, handling most of the navy's purchases of supplies.
 c. What are the functions of J. R. McCarl. Comptroller general of the United States?
 A. He is charged with the duty and responsibility of rendering de- cisions to heads of departments and independent establishments and disbursing officers of the United States as to the proposed use of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
Horoscope
BY oCTAVINE

For persons who believe that human destiny is guided by the planets, the daily horoscope is out lined by Q noted astrologer. In ad- dition to information of general in- terest. 1t outlines information Of special interest to persons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
Washington Merry-Go-Round
sT DREW FEAHsON and ROnnnF : ALLEN

- BY DREW PEAEIsoN and RoBEHT e ALLEN - Authors ss sasrv.Go-ospd sierry-CS-Roup6' SEC To Check On MOrgans r Washingon, Sept spI-up old q. F.
 
 do will deve into the Morgan break-up aRhtb interests the In the
  to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
Selected Poem
WORDS FOR A DANCE TUNE

WONUb FOH H DNNOE 1UND (David Morton in the New York Sun) Let the words be Praise And Pity and Love: In these three ways The heart will move out of its heaviness. out of its grief
 Til its weight be less Than lifted leaf. And. freed oncc more Of the withen cord, It will dance before The ark of the Lord.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

i. What is . gaunay?
 2. Name the strait that connects the Adriatic with tho Ionian Sea. 8. Name the capital of Wyo. ming.
 4. Who was vice president of the U. s. under William Henry Har- rison?
 6. Who wrote the tragedy, 10th. clio, the Moor of Venice"?
 6. For what invention fs Ell Whitney famous?
 z. TO what species of animals do cats belong?
 g. In which time zone Is swits. eriand7
 ,. who was Mars Russell Nit. ford?
 10. Of what country is Hslsing- fors the capitaj7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

Readers desiring additional in. formation regarding their horo- scopes gre Invited 10 communicate with Ociavine in care of thla news. paper. Enclose 2 cent stamped, addressed envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

The heart of America is still sound. An eleven-year-old kid in Philadelphia has been given a silver loving cup for having the most freckles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
IN TO-DAY'S MAIL

This newspaper responsible opinions unless with and address will be accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

Social Credit may be all right for AL berta, but what our provinces want IS financial credit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

Everything looks less dark as business gets into the black.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Moon rises l0:4i D. m. (daylight time) Sun rises 6:35 q. m; sets 6:5S D. m. Daylight time). An vehicles must be lighted thirty min- utes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
MERRY.GO.ROUND

Works progress administration
 has ~ state administrators, one state administratrix. She is ueorgia's Miss Gay B. Shopper son. susDecting that stats parole bodrda are much more ienlent with prisoners than fed. erai boards, the department of justice has atsftsd . survey of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18
T est Y Q U r Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to Inst page for the answers.
, 1935-09-18
DESMIENTEN
Una NOTTCIA
EN- MEXICO
Ell Oral. Manzo Hace
Declaraciones a Los
Periodistas Ace r c a
De Unos Informes

MEXICO d. r., sept. is CATD-
Fl Oral. Francisco r. Manzo mani
festo aver que no exiSte ningun
movimiento de rebellion en- Mexico
nj es Ell quien 10 encabeza. En- rela-
cion con una information falsa
acogida por un diario metropoli-
tano en- su edicion de aver. el Oral.
Francisco r. Manzo no senvio des-
de ST. retro de Tehuacan Ia ST.
guiente rectificacion. En- FL
Universal aparece en- primera plana
una noticia procedente de Tucson.
Arizona, sobre I'm SupueSto movi-
miento rebelde contra el Cobierno
del Sr. Oral Cardenas. y sc men,
ciona me ncmbre como uno de los
que no cabe ninguna duda sobre mi
organizadores. Semejante ncticia.
en- 10 que ami respecta. es por de-
mas ridicula y absurda. deSde que
el senior Oral. Cardenas viejo COM
parero de lUchas a quien respeto
Y admire. tcmo possession del poder,
lie envie mi franco Y desinteresada
adhesion. por considerable un sin
cero Y honesto revolucionario. aun-
que cabe duda alguna sobre mi
filiacion, con esta miSma fecha he
puesto un mensaje al senior Oral.
Cardenas ofreclendole en- c~ualquier
terreno mis- humildeS servicios."
, 1935-09-18
POR LA MUERTE DE
EMILIO De LEON
FL IS De AGOSTO
Sensacionales Declaraciones El Juez
De Paz Antonio Barreda Jr., Ante FL Gran
Jurado Del Condado de Cameron

Eleuterio Lerma. Gle AZ amos Gle
edad. residente del Olmito. W CORA
lero del mismo lugar. QUEEN tiene
un nombramiento dc Diputado Gle
Sheriff, y Epigmenio Garcia. de A.
amos de edad, residente del mismo
lugar. agricultor. no habian podido
otorgar fianzas De $4,000 dolares que
les fueron fijadas. Ell conexion con
las acusaciones que se hicieron en-
contra de clos Ell martes por el
homicide de Emilio de Leon y de
conspirar EN- contra Gle Ia vida de
Luis Landlords. como resultado de
una balacera con Agentes. la cual
ocurrio tres millaS al oeste de la
ciudad ei ola Is de agosto.
Fl Estado tratara dc probar que
Lerma y Garcia, Sc pusieron al ha-
bla con LanderoS. en- Matamoros. y
que hlcieron un trato para que
, 1935-09-18
Confiscaron Cuarenta
Galones De Mescal

Juan Saldana, reSidente de Har-
lingen, fue consignado Ell Gran
Jurado por ell Comisionado Federal
en- esta ciudad, Carlos q. Watson
Watson fijo una fianza de $500 a
Saldana, acuSandolo de possession Y
contrabando de licores.
Saldaia fue aprehendido por los
agentes del Resguardo Aduanal. C..
III. Wright. v T.. A. LaBelle. +. r..
Snavely, Agente de Immigration v
Ell Captain w. /. Wright de los
Rangers. Cruralesl.
Los agentes declararon que ha-
bian recibido informes de que SAL
darn tenia Ell cargamento en- ST.
asa. Gale =. y Van Buren, en-
Harlingen. Cuando pr~acticaron ell
cateo en- la casa, d~eclararon los
agentes que Saldana habia admitido
cue Ell licor pertenecia q el.
Les agentes c0nfiscarun cuarenta
galones dc mescal
, 1935-09-18
Los HERMANOS.
Ewing FUERON
Sc Hicieron Dos
Acusaciones NJ a
En- Contra De Esos
Jovenes

Otras dos acusaciones fueron a.
firmadas en- contra de los jovenes
Abe y Otis Ewing. RESIDENCES de
Harrington, quieneS fuelon Senten-
ciadoS a Sutrir condemns de dos
amos en- Ia penitenciaria del estado.
Los dos jovenes sc dieron poT cul-
pableS de las acusaciones que sc
hicieron en- contra de clos. de ha-
Der robado unos AUTOMOBILES.
Los dos jovenes, sc dieron por
culpableS de las ~acuSaciones que Sc
hacian en- su contra de haberse TO-
bado un truck que pertenece a la
Central Light and Power Co. de
Harrington, y ademAs de haberse
robado un aubomovil que pertenece
Frosty Bonner. residente de San
Herito.
Recibieron ~sentencias de dos amos
cada uno en- cada una de las eau
saS, pero las ~Sentencias deberan de
cumplirse simultaneamente, por 10
tanto solamente tendran que sufrir
dos amos en- Ia penitenciar1a en- lu-
gar de cuatro.
Sc alega que los dos jovenes ran
los presuntos companeros de George
Dunlap. cuando aquel fue muerto
en- una balacera en- Ia cual fue
herido el Agente de Trafico Mackey
Chaudoin. residente de Ia ciudad de
HarIingen. La balacera Sc o-igino
en- una de las Gales de aquella
~poblacion.
Las ~acusaciones Que fueron afr
madas en- contra de los dos jovenes.
les acuSan de asalto a mano armada
EN- IA Residential de w. G. Gunnell,
Ia cual Sc encuentra ubicsda en-
las cercanfas de esta ciudad. y de
haberse robado un automovil per-
teneciente a dicha familia. En- e.
asalto. Sc prcsentaron en- Ia resi-
dencia Gunneil. unos individuos n
mascarados. obligando q los resi-
denies de Ia casa. a que perma-
necieran en- un lugar. Los enmas-
caradoS andaban armadoS. Saquea-
ron Ia Residential.
Frank A. Stafford. ex-empleado
de I'm hotel en- Harlingen. fue a
prehendido en- Victoria. Texas. des-
pu6s de que Se hizo una acusac-on
en- su contra de hacer circular CHE
cues falSificados en- Harlingen. FL
Sheriff del Condado de Cameron
J. A. Goolsby. salio aver de esta
ciudad. para Athens. Texas Y de
regreso pasara por Victoria. trayen-
do a Stafford a esta ctudad.
j. Sloan. un t~ranseunte, fue a
prehendido en- la ciudad de La
Feria Ell martes por IA tarde. en- %
nexion con una ~acuSacion que sc
hizo en- su contra de haber robado
un automovil. La acuSaci6n fue he
cha en- contra del ind!viduo en- Ia
ciudad de Victoria. Texas. Sloan Sc
"a traido a esta ciudad. quedanoo
custodiado por las autoridades. has
Ia que no sc pressnte en- esta ciu-
dad n Sheriff de Victoria, quien 10
hara comparecer ante las autorida-
des de aquella ciudad.
G.. 4. Patterson. reSidente De
Athens. Texas. sera traido a Browns
Vile. DO ell Sheriff Goolsby. para
que comparezca ante Ia justicia. A
patterson sc le acuSa de "falsifica-
cion" en- ~conexion con unos cheques
falsoS.
, 1935-09-18
I'm Herido En-
Una Riia En-
MatamOr0s
Especial para Il HeraIdol


MATAMOROS. lamps, SEPT. IS.
Eduardo Betancourt v un norte-
americana. fueron remitidos q la
Comandancia de Policfa por los
Policias No. 4 Y %. quienes acu-
dieron q Ia Calzada Aware Obre-
gon" en- las cercanias del puente
International, deSpueS de que Sc
recibio aviso t~elefonico en- Ia Co
mandancia. de que se encontraba
un herido en- dicha calzada.
Betancourt preSentaba heridas al
parecer de arma punzo cortante en-
un brazo.
AL comparecer ante las autori-
dades. declararon que habian re-
nido con unoS individuos en- Ia CAL
zada ~Alvaro Obregon'', perp que
los individuos cor quienes hahfan
renido, habian huido.
Unas cuantas horas despueS. Sc
presento ell Policia No. "a, en- I'm
Comandancia, remitiendo a dos in
dividuoS. A uno de los que fueron
detenldoS, sc le recogio una ma
vaia. habiendola identificado el
herido como Ia que Sc hahia usado
para inferirle las heridas.
Sc do aviso de 10 ocurrido nj
Agente del Ministerio Publico en-
esta ciudad. Lie. Ramon b. Ar
gueiles y NJ Or. Hernandez.
La Policia Y Ell Agente del Minis
terio Publico sc encuentran investi-
gando el aSunto.
, 1935-09-18
FUNERALES De
DR.. COOPER
ELMARTES
~Inhumaron Ell Cadaver
En- Ell Cementerio De
Buena Vista En- Esta
Ciudad

Aver q las cnSo de Ia tarde. se
verificar0n los ~funerales del cada-
yer de ID. r.. Cooper, Dor mas Gle
nueve amos mayordomo de los ia
Heres t~ipograficcs del "Heraldo de
Brownsville"
f. cortejo mnebre parti6 de Ian
Agencia dc inhumaciones Huxley,
a Ia bora indicada. 5e VIC muy con-
curr1do asistiendo muchisimas a-
mtstades de Ia familia v del desa-
parecido, aSi como todoS los MEM
bros de los talleres tipOgraficoS del
Heraldo, " los miembroS del cuerpo
de Reduction
III feretro Sc encontraba cubierto
con numeroSos ramos de flores, que
fueron depositadoS sobre ell ataud
por las amiStades del desaparecido.
Cooper falleci6 Ell lunes en la ma
mana a Las cinco, en- el Hospital de
Ia MERGED de eSta ciudad. a conSe-
cuenciaS de un ataQue carciaco.
Hacia una semana cue los me-
dicoS del hospital 10 habian operadc
para ~extrEerle Fl apendice. Cooper
parecia estar en- Was de alivio.
cuando 0curr1o Ell ataque que lie
ocasiono Ia muerte.
lie sobreviven. su viuda. y dos
hijos. Charles Dixon v John. Char
les. es IN cadete Gle la Academia
Naval de Annapolis. Md. y John
esta estuGiando IN Ell Brownsville
Junior College.
AdemAs de Su esposa " sus hiios,
sobreviven al deSaparecido algunos
hermanos v hermanas RESIDENCES
de otras ciudadeS dc Texas.
Los Masones de Ia LOgia dc An
tIguos y Aceptados MaSones ESQ
ceseS Gle la ciudad de Brownsville
tuvieron a cargo las exequias-
Troy &. Porter. Maestro &c IA
Logia. fue quien lego los servicios
funebres en- ell cementerio Gle Buena
Vista. donde fue inhumado el oada-
YER. Fl ceremonial fue senc!llo
pero muy impresi0nante.
Cooper SEE hahia dedicado a ira
baiar en- los talleres de los perio-
dicos Dol mas de 20 amos. Era bier
conocido EN- eel Estado Gle Texas
Cooper era native de McGregor.
Texas.
, 1935-09-18
Els CONSICNADO
AL GRAN
JURADO
A dmitio Acusacion
Que Sc Hacia En-
SUI Contra. Fianza
De $500

SAN BENITO. Texas. Sept. 1e.-
Encarnacion Martinez. residente de
esta ciuoad, fut consignado al
Grand Jurado. baio fianza de $500
por el Comisionado Federal Carlos
q. Watson, De Brownsville, despues
de que sc dio por culpable de una
~acusacion que Sc hacia en- contra
de el, de haber transportado %
galones y ~ pintas de mezcal el
dia o de septiembre.
Martinez se present6 q Ia Policia.
deSpues de que Ell Policia r. 5.
Scott. y el velador Marcus Dodson,
hahan confiscado Ell automovil en-
el que viajaba Martinez. Ia auto
movil Nevada una cantidad de H.
cor. I'll Policia Y FL Velador, nota-
ron que un automovil estaba esta-
cionado en- una de las Gales Gle la
ciudad y que tenia el motor fun
cionando. All a~cercarse AZ vehiculo.
las personas que iban EN- ell huge
ron.
, 1935-09-18
INSISTEN EN- FL
DESAFUERO DE
Los DIPUTADOS
Miembros del Bloque
Del PNR Verificaron
Una Session e.
Martes

MEXICO, u. r., sept. 18.-AT.-
Los miemhros del bloque Nacional
Rev0lucionario de Ia Camara de
Senadores. efectuaron aver "a medic
dia una session que duro b-eves no.
mentos. al terminar IA tunta sc
nos informo que Ell objeto re dicha
junta fue vi de unirse a I'm CAmara
de Diputados. en- Ia actitud energica
en- contra de los eIementos eau
santes del Zafarrancho ocurrido EN-
dicha Camara. Los senadores aprU-
baron dirigirse en- masa q IA Cana
ra de Diputados para aSistir a Ia
Importance session en- que Se vote
e desafueron de los III Diputados
q uuienes se les considera regpon-
Sables de los hechos mencionadog.