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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-04
High School Notes
CROSBY

The Crosby newswriting class, de
rected by Charles Mccarthy, faculty
advisor OF the Argus, met this az
ternoon In room PIT at 3 o'clock for
q session on the methods OF writ
ing q news story.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-04

The Chess club also met this af-
noon at 3 o'clock In the school IL
brary. George Buckley was In
charge Of the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-04
Dunn Funeral

Funeral services for Thomas Dunn
who died Sunday In the New Haven
hospital were held yesterday NOR
ming from Hickcoxs funeral parlors
TO st. Johns church where O re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated at 0
o'clock. Burial was In the Mount
st. James cemetery.
Pallbearers were Michael Eustace,
Michael Mullins, Dennis McCleary,
Thomas Butterfield, John Miller,
Francis Flynn.
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SCHOOL CAGE CLUB
MAKING READY FOR
SERIESOF CONTESTS
WILL PLAY LOCAL BASKET
BALL, OUTFITS AND WILL
# ALSO MEET OUTSIDE FIvEs
DURING SEASON

-fypIU al
The Monroe County High School
varsity basketball cub is making
ready for the approaching season.
The school five will play in a
city series and will also meet out
side clubs in other contests during
the winter months.
The Monroe High outfit will
have the following players from
last years team:
j. V. Woodson, Jack Lopez,
Domenech, Bob Saunders and
Wickers.
With Solomon and G PinLer the
local school boys will give any
club a run for the money.
Coach Dumont Huddleston says
he will have the players in shape
for the city championship series.
Other cubs of Key West that
may enter the battle are: Park Ii
gers, Busy Bees and City Stars.
. The writer would like to find
out the rosters of the other clubs
so that they may be published.
Send in the players names to By
Jove, care of The Citizen.
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The Wrong Murderer

SYNOPSIS: Terence 81 a h o NJ
only last night rescued Elsa Little,
the film star, and Ruth Fraser from
Ambrose LdUson's desperate gang
OF kidndppers. Although he Is not
sure. Terence thinks he may be stts-
pected OF the murder OF ELs1's
uncle nevertheless t0hen he meets
LdUson near his house and Ldt0-
son suggests that Terence accom-
pGHy him to the Little house Ter
eIIcs agrees But he dtslikes knto-
sous SNUG confdence that no suS-
pici0n can attach to him.
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Not Liking New Owner,
Horse Goes Back Home

EVERTON, Mo-, Oct. 20.-Old
Selem, a horse, was sold by Its
owner to a man near Carthage,
sixty-five miles away.
A few days later the former
owner looked out his window to
see Old Selem quietly grazing in
the yard. He had found his way
to his old home unaided.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

The regular dinner match will
be held this week and the pairings
as decided by Captains Lii Plummer
and Old Bye Sands will be pub
lished tomorrow. The dinner will
be on Friday night as usual with
the losers being hosts to the win
nerS.
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Today's Birthdays

Prof. John Dewey of Columbia
Univ, famed philosopher. born at
Burlington, VT, II years ago.
James Wright Brown, publisher
of Editor and Publisher, New
York, born in Detroit, 6S years
ago.
Charles H. March, chairman of
the Federal Trade Commission,
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aeessesesessssesssessses
DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By GRAVY)

The club expects to entertain
he Baltmore team 1ne asst
uf next week and is III ,-efCre
m:.kLig preparations toward lrat
=: j. 1t is hoped the course VII be
in fairly good shape by the end of
the week. More will be said about
the matter after it is known def
initely the date of the visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

Should the Healthers win today,
Coca-Cola will go into first place
with $50 percentage and the Of
flee boys will fall into second
place with a percentage of .666.
The Healthers will then bring up
the third rung with 600.
Sanitary Department and Coca
Cola are scheduled to meet to-
morrow afternoon. Assuming that
the Healthers win today, the vic
tor in tomorrow's fracas will go
into the leadership of the league.
All games start at 5 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

1S12-Austin Flint. NA-W EurE
State physician. one 0f the Erez1
physician-prOfessOrs q the lsEt
century. father Of a noted SAYS
clan, born II PeteEshzm- -
Died in New York Ci1T. Marrh r.
1886.
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spell that) toured the course in
49-43 and felt very elated..' 80 ~


Mr.. William Pious Watkins had
SO much Biltmore on his mind that
he was unable to play golf and
made As while his friend Ii Plum
mer who never worries about any
thing made A and that one stroke
is still sticking in Mr.. Watkins
'craw" although Ii said he didn't
half try to win. On account of
the lateness of the hour, but nine
holes were INDUCED in for Mr..
Otto Kirchheiner counted up to
so strokes and then quit counting
viii e Russell Kerr got up to At
before he stopped. Each player
claims the others took up so much
time hunting their ball in the
rough so you know when each ac-
cuses the other, all were 20 blame.
1t is understood that play began
at sos a. m. and when number
nine green was reached the clock
said 1927 p. m. and few people
want to know if they stayed OF
the golf course all of that time.
Mr.. Cupid Melvin Russell wish
es it to be known that he had 3
skins Sunday while Willie Kemp
and Charlie Salas had bat ole
each and Johnny Kirschenbaum
had none. Also that lie and Char
lie won from the opposition by a
score of 4 up. Also that he had
50-45 for the round while the best
the others could do was 81 for
Charles and 80 each for Doc and
Kirsch. Mr.. Hurricane Eddie
Strunk was at home busy minding
the children and also doing a lit
tie figure work on the evils of this
world, particularly as 20 why peo-
pie must give a guy the razzle
dazzle when all he is trying to do
is make himself agreeable to
everyone.
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TOdays
Anniversaries

1764-James LoEzl MLEzE
PENIS secretary. Jurlst and schaA-
ar. founder Of q noted ReznsEl-
vania fanny. Dorn 10 IEelzzL
Died Oct 81. 1851
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2-Mansfield Lowell Coz-
federEte maJOr-EcneraL- &EW 1urE
City civil engineer. born N N1sa-
ington. ID. e. Died June T. 1ssE
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On Sunday, Mr.. Grandpa Bob
Showers was seen taking i lesson
from Mr.. Robert Spottswood. Once
Bob said, Showers, do it this
way" and then knocked the ball
about 100 yards with round
house curve to same. Grandpa
therefore1took the club and knock
ed the ball $50 yards to where it
stopped six inches short of the
hole. Next week, teacher and
pupil will be reversed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-20

1S59-Glzassne Ter. Um
versity Of Kentucky nsted esu-
Gator, born in Louisa c. "a
Died Oct. 1. 1885
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1S50-Francis r. ElcharGs.
prolific inventor. born ~ ArH
Hartford. Conn Died Al NeE
Britain, Conn. April -. 1s@L
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born at Cedar Mills, Minn., &c
years ago.
u. S. Senator Sherman Minton
of Indiana, born at Georgetown,
Ind, 46 years ago.
DIR. John C. Merriam, president
of the Carnegie Institution, Wash
ington, d. c., born at Hopkinton.
Ia, 81 years ago.
Edgar Selwyn of New York,
producer and dramatist, born in
Cincinnati, 81 years ago.
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ADMINISTRATION WHIPPED. COCA-COLA
TO TAKE over LEAD In SOCIAL LEAGUE
OFFICE BOYS RAN UP TOTAL
OF TWELVE RUNS TO FIVE
FOR OPPOSITION; LOSERS
HELD TO SEVEN HITS

Administration took over the
lead in the Social Diamondball
League yesterday afternoon by
defeating Coea-Cola and showing
the Soda Water boys a bale-gane
behind tn. top rung.
The losers started right out in
the very first inning by scoring
two runs. They held the lead un-
til the third frame when the Of
flee boys showed over four run to
jump ahead, S to B. Again in the
fourth the winners scored-this
time carrying their total markers
| 10 seven.
In the fifth, Coca-Cok scored
two runs and the count stood, z
to S. However, in their half Of
the sand. frame, Administration
put over five runs, bringing the
seer to IL to S. as it was at the
end of the contest.
In the third canto, the Office
boys sent Dodo Villareal to the
showers by collecting six hits off
his delivery. Esmond Albury fin
ished the game and was touched
for three safeties but walked nine
| men. 81
J. Roberts, with two singles and
a double in five chances at the
plate, was the leading batter. Con-
zalez, Demeritt and Domenech hit
two ont of three.
Sterling connected for a homer
and a single in four tries.
Billy Demeritt made a great
catch in the fifth inning A long,
: high fly came his way; he ran over
to the coconut trees and jumped
and came down with the ball in
his gloved hand, winning the al
miration of the fans.
Smith and Albury also played a
good game for the losers. Con-
zalez and Goss for the victors also
starred.
Villareal was touched for &c
hits in three innings he was on the
mound.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Coca-Cola 21O 020 O-5 z 2
Administration
104 $50 x-12 Is 6
! Batteries: ] Villareal, E. Al
bury and F. Villareal; E. Roberts
and Barroso
This afternoon. Sanitary De-
partment plays Administration.
This game will have great bearing
on the standing of the first-half
of the Social League. If the
Healthers win, they will Pull the
| Office boys for a half-game fall
and themselves will gain a game
on the leaders.
/ Batteries will be Ward and Hop
kins for the Sanitary crew, and NJ.
Tynes and Barroso for Admins
tration.
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1S23-ThOmas HuEhes- EDE
lish jur-st- .lrtaor Of Ium
Browns School Days boEn- Dlz1
March %. 1886.
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1S11-Olsrer DI1san. Eus-un
music publisher. born there Dee
Dee p, 1855
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The standing of the league viii
show how close the race is. Any
team in the first three bracket
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Mr.. Handsome Horace O'Bry-
ant being a jolly old soul took a
couple of friends around the
course. While Mr.. Professor was
making 100, his friends in the
shape of Roy Lade had 129 and
Bill Fripp had los. ali of which
made Handsome Horace very
proud, indeed, :.
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Mr. ,Hastley Albury has caught
theHlost7baaI-itis from Roy Lade in
that Hartley managed to lose eight
on the first round and two on the
last round but Hartley says that
one ball bis friend Walter Vinson
had looked very much like the one
he had been playing with. Even
! with so many lost balls, Mr.. AL
bury claims his friend merely beat
him by nine strokes. Another gen.
tleman named Georgia Liera
George amt really his name but
he says everybody can say and
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can pull through and win the first
half flag.
How thew stand.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

Bill sprang back into the car. Clara
held out nervous, slender hand,
which the General kissed calamity.
The car started off and disappeared
at once behind cloud of dust.
The General watched it for a mo-
ment. Then he turned in the other
direction and smiled when he saw
another car approaching down the
long lane between the walls of grey
green cane. The officers smiled also
and laughed little. as if anticipating
some amusing scene to follow. The
car came to stop. The rear door flew
open, and MIR. Remick Pike jumped
out. His face was red with rage. and
his lips were hot with sputtering
profanity.
"You old pirate -" he began.
Speak Spanish, my friend" sug-
gested the General, 80 that my
officers can follow your opinions"
MIR. Remick Pike shifted quickly to
Spanish - just as fluent and violent.
you robber! You wouldn't dare
shoot met"
"Of course not," agreed the Cen
eral mildly. 1T would make a bad
impression in Washington.
Then why did you pretend to shoot
me - and make me look like a fool
in front of my niece and that young
idiot?"
The General smiled disarmingly. He
waved an eloquent hand.
HE is an attractive boy. Your
niece is very attractive too. thought
they would make charming couple
So ! arranged little scene. hope it
didn't alarm you too much"
Nonsense" cried the American.
"You didn't go to all that trouble for
them. You didn't NEEDLE in my per-
sonal affairs just for the fun of it,"
The General smiled for a moment.
Evening star., 1936-04-05
April S, 1886

"Of course not" he said at last. IL
had difficult problem to solve. This
country is at war 1t is not safe for
young American girl. And it would
make very bad impression if were
to keep her here in this hacienda.
Think of what the American news
papers would say. In short | wanted
to get rid of her. and the young man
from Fort Wayne provided the best
possible escort back to the States"
What in hell's the idea?"
With graceful gesture the General
motioned toward the hacienda house,
very cool and charming beneath its
burden of flowers and shade.
This hacienda, my friend" he ex-
planned. has the only comfortable
house for at least fifty miles. l am
happy to make my headquarters
here. But the place has one disad-
vantage. 1t is very conspicuous from
the air. have no anti-aircraft guns.
and unfortunately have just learned
that President Gordo is about to
acquire six new planes. They are
being flown down from the States"
MIR. Remick Pike seemed somewhat
taken aback.
who told you that?" he demanded.
II have friends in the capital" said
the General. They keep me informed.
They have told me also that you. my
friend. are the man who paid for those
six airplanes.
MIR. Remick Pike was speechless.
The General smiled charmingly.
DO not be alarmed, my friend" he
said. "You will be comfortable here,
and quite safe as we'll. have already
sent word to President Gordo. He
knows that you will be living here for
some time. He will not allow those
airplanes to bomb my headquartersw
The End
Evening star., 1936-04-05
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The General Makes q Match
Continued from pose four

The road led on for half a mile
through the sugar cane. Then it
plunged into belt of dense tropical
forest and climbed steeply upward
toward pass in line of low hills.
II hope we get there in time" said
Lieutenant Rojas to Bill. who sat
beside him on the back seat.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

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promises. we we're getting nowhere
This particular grove was inviolable
Finally Briggs went to see Dog
Teeth-Around-Her-Arm," who was a
witch, and of considerable Importance
to her tribe.
So I waited hopefully. A few nights
later. Briggs walked into my room and
announced that Dog Teeth Around
Her-Arm" was ready to lead us to the
grove Some beads and red flannel
shirt she had seen in the village store
had turned the trick
1t was long hike and the intense
darkness favored us; but one of the
Igorotes must have spied US.
1t was high noon when we finally
reached the spot. The sight was
breath-taking in its beauty. Mag
niicent, snow-white orchids covered
the entire grove!
We worked feverishly, carefully
cutting down the plants and mounting
them on wooden stumps. securing
them with vines and strings. Then we
hung them on long pole. There we're
far too many plants to take back on
a single trip; nevertheless we took
down every one. feeling that we could
hide them until We could return.
All went we'll until late in the after
noon. Then suddenly heard weird
cry. The blood turned cold in my
veins. l turned about and saw that
we we're hemmed in by forty or fifty
naked warriors armed with spears and
head-axes. Things looked very black.
Pretending to be calm and collected,
attempted to arbitrate. No sale. All
spears were pointed toward the ground
- always bad sign. There was only
one thing to do. mustered up my
courage and walked boldly up to the
chief and asked to know his price for
the sacrilege.
He refused to discuss the matter.
merely shaking his head violently at
all my best suggestions. Apparently
no price, no sacrifice would be great
enough in this particular instance. His
men were out for blood.
II give you one e0rob0o," said.
A cold, calculating stare was his
only answer.
Il give you one eG1obao and pig"
Still noresponse.
Suddenly l remembered that an
other chief had once greatly admired
my silver watch. Maybe this one
would too. If not. we were done for.
My eyes sought "Dog-Teeth-
Around-Her-Arm." She, being a
witch, might have some influence with
the chief But she had disappeared.
Continued on page 15)
Evening star., 1936-04-05
Beauty from He'll
Continued from Ooue two
Continued from poss fwo

A few years ago there was trouble
aplenty in Mindanao. The warning
Mahometan Moros could not under
stand why the American authorities
should interfere with their ancient
custom of chopping up their enemies.
and in Lanao group of Moro sultans
refused to surrender their arms The
constabulary went after them.
1t was just at this time that Harry
c. Briggs, an old-timer at the orchid
hunting game, and l happened to be in
Lanao, searching for particularly
rare species found in the nearby hills.
We had been forbidden by the con-
stabulary officers to continue until
things had quieted down. l knew the
seriousness of the situation, and was
willing to comply. But not so Harry
c. Briggs.
Just as l expected, he disappeared.
Knowing him SO well. felt no especial
alarm until the fourth day had passed.
Then confided my fears to Captain
Greenstead, and it was decided that a
patrol should 60 in search of him on
the following day. Meanwhile l hired
a motor launch to scout along the
shores, of the lake.
l had been out about two hours
when suddenly, around promontory.
saw an upturned boat with a man
on top of it. 1t was Harry all right -
and he had the orchids.
He had succeeded in reaching the
back country and had made friends
with Moro and his family. After he
had secured the flowers he wanted.
Harry heard that an outlaw band was
after him. He got to the boat, loaded
it to the gunwales with orchids and
set out for the opposite shore. But the
boat leaked and soon Briggs orchids
we're floating about the lake. He res
cued them. stacked them atop the
overturned boat, climbed up alongside
and waited. When l found him he had
been drifting for six hours.
On another occasion. which almost
ended tragically, Harry and I found
ourselves in Bontoc, the largest vii
lage Of the Bontoc Igorotes, who were
still head-hunters. 1t was there we met
"Dog-Teeth-Around- -Her-Arm."
Now the Igorotes are another tribe
with sacred groves in which spirits
are supposed to dwell. Mortal man
must not disturb their peace; if he
does so he must pay by sacrificing a
chicken, pig or, in extreme cases, a
carabao (water buffalo.
Briggs and l had been hearing of a
certain grove covered with the beau-
tiful PhaisnObsis. but though we had
used our strongest arguments and
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