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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19

serious accident aboard naval vessels
off the San Clemente Island training
grounds within seven months, and
the fifth within year on the Pa
cific. Thirteen hundred men were
aboard the old dreadnaught yester-
day when a charge Of powder In q
five inch fun exploded prematurely,
sending torn steel and iron frag-
ments into Its crew. -Four wen were
willed outright, two died within a
few minutes, another died today,
and seven were burned and manned.
Raced Into Harbor
Captain @. N. Hinkamp, COM
mander of the wyoming, raced his
ship into San Pedro harbor, and
transferred the wounded and dead
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tear GAS BOMBS
USED IN STRIKE
Sit Downers in Two Plants
Throw Acid at Police
and Sheriffs
By WILLIAM II. LAWRENCE

1@A vvAASASAkAAs2 AAs ASeA wv ASA$@'OAS
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
waukegan, ILL.,, February 10. =
CUP "A force Of 140 police and
Sheriff's deputies failed In two
hour siege to dislodge more than
100 sitdown strikers from two plants
Of the Fansteel Metallurgical Cor
poration today but q new attack
was planned. Hundreds Of tear gas
bombs were exploded inside the two
buildings but the strikers riopped
their streaming eyes and held off
the attack by hurting bottles OF
tungsten and tantalum valued at
$500 each. Fragments OF molyben.
dunn, and heavy steel weights.
Were sending for more gas from
Chicago" Chief Deputy Sheriff Tom
Kennedy announced. Were trying
to get some knockout gas. II we
can get that to them, they'll fold
<r1ov4ka,,,,aes nm poUn A.
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NEW TEETH

Peabody, Mass, Feb. 10
-(UP)-The mere fact
that Annie Wilbur is cut
ting her teeth might not
surprise anyone.
But since Mrs. Wilbur Is
81 and the teeth are her
third set-.-that's news.
Dental authorities report
only a half dozen such cases
in the past 20 years.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19
Mayor Hayes Hits
AT Those Behind
One Culhane Bill
Measure Requiring Voting Machines at Primary Con-
tests Mayor Says 1t Was Designed to Satiate
Political Ambitions of Somebody L

Terming the bill introduced by Senator George T.
Culane Of this city requiring the Of voting machines
political ambitions Of somebody who possibly couldn't get
out 1000 votes Mayor Frank Hayes appearing yesterday
Legislature expressed Representative John D.
Thos Of this city member Of the judiciary committee
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19
Three Members Of old
Elm City Brewing Co.
Were Sentenced Today
Seven Marines Die In
Battleship Explosion
Seven More Are Near Death Five Inch Gun Back
Fired-Dead, Wounded Left in Wreckage;
Investigation Is On

San Pedro, CAL, February 49, - CUP A sweeping
naval investigation into the explosion aboard the old
demiltarzed battleship the Wyoming that killed seven
marines and wounded 10 began today It believed that
some of the hurt critically would die Admiral
Arthur Hepburn commander in chief of the fleet ordered
an inquest for today and commanded board of inquiry
to begin an investigation Saturday It was the second
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ARRIVE IN PERSIA

Jask. Iran tPersia). Feb. 1e-tU.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A.
Lindbergh arrived today ON their
vacation flight and took on 30 min
utes later for Gwadur, across the
frontier Of india 285 miles away.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19

proviGeuce, n. r, Feb. 1e-U ~
.pUllr .spuths were held today ~
mnnection with Che death o. Cos
no Corbi, 90. Keuy0n-street school
jaritor, after 3 beating IN the school
ward "wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19
TREASURY BALANCE

washington. Feb. 19-UP)--Gova
eminent expenses and receipts for
the current fiscal year through Feb
II compared with a year ago:
This Year Expenses Lnst Yeas
$500. o24.s6S.77 $4,596,42S,osl.b3
016.04 $2,272,b57, 4Si.10
$2.323, S65. 6l0.4S
sss,ois,sio.sl
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19
2 To Lead Held
ByOpp0r1ents or
Rooseuelt;s Plan
NEA Service staff Correspondent
Copyright, 1887. NEA Service, Inc)

Opponents of the presidential plan to reorganize the
u S. Supreme Court held comfortable lead OF more than
two to one as ballots poured from 118 cities in 80 states
The figures: For the plan, 24199; against It, 49, 143
a total of more than $4,000 ballots.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-19

Waterbury takes different view
OF the controversy than that ex-
pressed by the residents In commu-
mites covered by over 200 news
papers engaged in the nationwide
poll. The totals from the nation
gives the opponents Of the measure
q decided advantage.
President Keeps Ahead
At the outset locally the margin
was 8 to In favor Of the presi-
dent. The opposition has since rail-
lied and reduced the margin con-
siderably. Occasionally the mail
mans contributions release a food
OF ballots marked mo-, but after
the day offering is closely scrutin-
lied the president energies a winner.
Owing to the report that infiuen-
tial groups Of professional and bus
mess men and independent minds"
are decidedly opposed to the presi-
<(~~4ts..~a -. nana a.
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ROOSEVELT FAR
AHEAD.llC|I'
Nearly Three to One in
Voting That Is Taking
Place in City

Enthusiasm for President Roose-
velt's recommendation to reorganizc
the supreme court Of the United
states is growing daily in Water
bury. Letters to the Waterbury
Democrat shows that the trend Of
public sentiment IS decidedly for the
chief executives proposal to rejuv-
enate the court. BY. better than o
2 to / count the Democrats cleo
torate polls a vote Of confidence for
F.D.R.
Total tabulation TO date is as fol-
lows:
In favor ................. 33l
Opposed 110
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John F. Hagearty, William
Leary, Jacob Jennings
Sent to Lewisburg
THEY ALSO WERE
FINED $1,000 EACH
Raymond Cestar Given
Suspended Sentence;
Appeal to Be Taken

New Haven, Conn, Febru-
airy 10. - (UP) - Three
officials Of the former Elm
City Brewing Company, con-
victed of conspiring to de-
fraud the government
through use Of counterfeit
beer stamps, today were sem
fenced to two years each at
Lewisburg, Pa, penitentiary.
and fined $4,000. They were
John F. Hagearty, West
Haen; William II. Leary, waterbury,
and Jacob Jennings, New Britain.
A fourth defendant, Raymond p.
Cestar, Hartford, was given q
suspended sentence Of q year and
q day by Federal Judge Carroll 9.
Hincks, and placed on probation
for three years. He was a racking
room employe.
Hagearty was president and treas-
urer of the firm; Jennings, plant
manager, and Leary, chief engineer.
They were convicted by q petit
Jury ct Hartford last week after =
trial which lasted several weeks and
which government prosecutors esti-
mated today cost between 10000
and $40, 200 q
May Appeal Sentence
Defense counsel said they n1iSl1k
appeal the sentences to the circuit
court Of appeals. Two other defend-
ants were released early In the trial
because Of lack of evidence. They
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Partly Cloudy, Warn
Tonight, Saturday
gsn wssih.s HsDsr. rss' =
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:: SOCIETY !:
Miss Edith E. Ogden
Weds W. S. Kennedy

Gerald Saunders rendered a
vocal solo 81 Love You Truly"
and on the violin with Mrs.
Thelma Spear at the piano played
the Wedding March from Lohen-
grin while the bridal party was
approaching the alter, angels
Serenade'' during the ceremony
and as the occasional the March
by Mendelssohn.
Following the nuptials the new
ly Meds entertained with a party
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ogden at
1910 Duvai street and during the
evening many friends and rel,
atives called to extend congratula-
tions.
Directly after the reception was
concluded farewells were said and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy left over
the highway for Big Pine Key and
remained at the Inn until this
morning when they left by ferry
for Jacksonville where they will
make their future home.
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junior Club
Entesrtains

Junior Wofnan's Club were de-
ligbtfully entertained in their reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon
in Public Library on Duval street
at 500 o'clock by Misses Thelma
AtweH and Margaret Dexter.
An enjoyable evening of bridge
was spent. Miss Clara Landlord
was winner of high score and
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy was award
ed consolation.
Those attending were: Misses
Lelanette Roberts, Solita Cobo
Rose Appel, Martha Watson,
Martha Carbonell, Edna Gomez,
Romelda johnson. Susan LaKin,
xenia Hoff, DOLLS Burchell.
Misses Isabel Kelly, Nellie
Louise Russell, Florrie Ketchings,
Clara Landlord, Barbara Carey.
Mesdames Charles Mccarthy,
Joseph Lopez, E. L. Patterson,
Vincent cremata, Joseph Menen-
dez, O. S. Long, Curry Harris,
win Albury, Alice Mitchell, Mer.
I'll Roberts.
Misses Elaine Beene and Mar.
jorie Atwell were guests of the
club at this meeting.
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FIRST Baptist Church last night
presented a scene Of tropical
beauty when the wedding Of Miss
Edith Elizabeth Ogden and w.
Stetson Kennedy was solemnized
with Rev. Joe A. Tolle of First
Methodist Church officiating. The
bride was given in marriage by
her father.
Attending the bride were Misses
Romalda johnson, in a gown Of
purple organdie, and with beau
tiful bouquet Of tropical blooms,
and George Saunders, who wore a
dainty creation Of green organdie,
and carried an arm bouquet of
tropical flowers. Matron Of honor
was Mrs. Rachel Sanchez, sister Of
the bride, VINO wore beautiful
gown of pink lace. Flower girls
we're Christina Lastres and Do
lores Solano.
Juke Elliott, Of Jacksonville a
close friend of Mr.. Kennedy acted
as best man, and two other friends
Of the groom, Jerry Hart and
Francis Ewen, also Of Jacksonville
were ushers.
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Church Group
Holds Meeting

Thursday evening a group Of
young women met at the Ley
Memorial parsonage for the pur-
pose of organizing a Young Wo-
mans Circle. A devotional hour
preceded a social time and refresh
ments. Mrs. Tom Curry led in .
number Of games and also in
vited the circle to meet with her
on the evening Of August eth.
Present for che first meeting
were:
Mrs. E. 7. Thompson, Miss
Gladys Russell, Mrs. Roland
Weatherford, Mrs. Tom Curry,
Miss Leona Whitaker, Mrs. Joe
Thompson, Mrs, ]. N. Sturrup,
Mrs. D. G. Howell.
Visitors were: Rev. o. C.
Howell, Mrs. A. L. Whitaker.
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TEACHERS WANTED

TEACHIRS WANTED = Enroll
Immediately. Positions open in
western states. Elementary,
advanced grades, history, COM
mercia, Spanish, Latin, English,
social science, mathematics,
Others. Enc ose stamped enve-
lope. PROFESSIONAL PLACE
MENT BUREAU, 50S-9 McIn-
tyre B.dg., Salt Lake City,
Utah. jun30-1mo
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Looking At Washington

CONTINUED from Page 0ne)
the workers. This question super
sedes the issue Of signed con-
tract. Labor leaders are attempt
ing to unionize the workers and
the effort to force shutdowns Of
the plants was intended 70 speed
up the amortization drive. The
steel companies are not primarily
concerned with contracts but with
whether their workers viii be
organized by the clio.
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UNDER new
MANAGEMENT

Palm Restaurant, 610 Duval
street, is now under the manage
ment of Mrs. Nora Bethancourt.
This eating place specializes
in Spanish Cooking, meals of all
kinds at reasonable prices and
offers canteen service. They VIII
have hot souse every Saturday.
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MORE MEN ARE
SENT TO KEYS

Another group of laboress. 40
negroes. were sent today for
operations on the Florida Keys
bridge and road contracts.
These were sent on requisition
of the S. ]. Groves and Sons Co..
and were destined for Little Duck
Key, Contract F.
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AUTO SERVICE

FREE-with every OIL CHANGE.
complete fabrication job.
Gas, Oils, Tire-Repairs. We
service everything from your
RADIATOR to your RADIO.
B. & 4. SERVICE STATION,
Eaton and Grinnell streets.
j.y2-lmo
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DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By CRAvY)
eeeeeeesessesessseeeeses

Last week. the semisannual
meeting of the golf club was held
at the home of DR.. William P.
Kemp, and proved to be an inter-
esting one throughout. During the
course OF the meeting. reports of
committees and such business
was transacted. Upon election of
officers, it was found that all Of
the Old officers had been re-
elected and are: DR.. Kemp, presi-
dent; Melvin Russell, vice-presi-
cent; Otto Kirchheiner, secretary
treasurer; Edward Strunk and
Sam Goldsmith, directors. On the
greens committee are Sam Cold
smith, chairman, with Otto Kirch-
heiner and William w. Watkins,
members.
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Arthur vandenburs. U. S. sena-
tor from, M;eh;..n.
BOLT sTuNs MOTHER

Gateway, Utah.-Struck by
while holding her g.
month-old baby in her arms, Mrs.
Earl Robinson, "a, was rendered
for more than half
hour. The ilsfe4t was anhnrt
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BTiacsma How did your hns-
hamsl's friends treat your
BridT esTiblyl why, they
threw rice ail over u.s.
Bridesmaid But that's quite
The usual thing. isnt IT,
Bride-Yes. but this rice had
been cooked.
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FOR SkLE-24-ft. Launch, lift.
beam, 6-korse Palmer Engine.
Perfect condition. 500. Can
be seen or tried out. 1910 Du-
val street. jly8-3tx
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IVY REruRNs HERE

Lighthouse Tender Ivy. which
has been doing buoy work IN this
district in TIE vicinity Of KEY
West returned 70 port l2 80
e'elosk this afternoon.
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Where He Was

Motorist--It's not my fault He
was crossing IN the middle Of the
block.
Policeman-Don't tell me that.
He's lying right here at the street
intersection.
Motorist-Well, he was IN the
middle Of the block when hit
himl
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sssessssssesssssssssssss
CLASSIFIED
COLUMN
sssssssssseesssssssssess
LOST
LOST

L0ST-Last night between 10 and
1890 o'clock, white Persian
cat, with yellow eyes. answer
ing to name Mike Reward
ws.l &c paid If returned to Mrs.
E NJ. Philips, 421 Duval
street. jly9-1t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIEWS AND REVIEWS
What They Say Whether
Right Or W4ong


James L. Fly. general eoansel.
IVA:
'V.tnGlly since its inception,
the Authority res been living in
the courts"
Robert H. cabelI. credit expert:
ssThe idea taat each nation can
provide Cor itself all those things
which modern nan needs and de-
sires mist be abandoned"
chauneey Brewster Tinker. pro-
fessor:
Visions of great future deve.-
opment do not come to US in the
hilarity Of social intercourse.
Arthur vandenburs. U. S. Sena-
tor from Michigan.
The United States Is in the
red today in more than one sim
ister meaning of the phrase"
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FOR SALE

RIPE AvocAD0s EVERY DAY.
Little Cash Grocery, sol Simon
ton street. jly7-1wk
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Some people have wondered
why the National Labor Relations
Board has not ordered an election.
The answer IS that the Wagner
Act places the Government of the
United States on record in favor
of the general principle of organ
ization of labor and the NLRB
was set up to encourage labor or.
ganization and not to be a bal
ance between employer and work
or. In other words, the Board is
set up to carry out the policy
Of organization and, because of
this has established rule not 70
call an election unless requested
to do so by a union or by workers.
In the present instance, the
union, attempting to organize BY
securing the support of a major
ity OF the workers, does not want
an election until it is reasonably
certain it win win. In fact, the
Labor Board has two major func-
tons; to disclose and prohibit
practices by employers which i'm.
pade the process Of unionization
and to force employers to deal
with the union representatives
once the process organization
IS completed. Essentially, the
Board Is pro-labor, and a strike
is not its direct concern.
One az the results Of the visit
to this country Of Premier Van
iceland. Of Belgium, will prob
ably be his ABILITY to explain the
difficulties which face Secretary
Hull in attempting to secure re-
ciprocal trade agreements be-
tween TIE United States and
Great Britain. While London dis
patches reflect the British mind
on the sebjeet, mainly to the e
feet that sarh an arrangement
would mean concessions to the.
United States. i & apparent that
labor troubles and ne prospect
Of TIE enactment o. TIE Blsels- CON
merry uages end hours hsll. are
cnding American business men
to the eassclrsien that the cost
Ct prodsrtson here viii Increase
and that industry win need mnre
rather than less tariff prcteckion.
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HAVE A SMILE
Sorrowful Tale

did the story you just finished
writing have a happy ending?"
mo; sad. It was rejected"
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PERSONAL

FRET II excess acid causes you
Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, In
digestion, Heartburn, GET free
sample doctors prescription,
Udga, at Gardner's Pharmacy.
may2O-thur-fri-10wks
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WANTED

VPA HOME-MAKING CENTER
,isires loan of Sewing Machines
See Mrs. Minnie Robinson, TOO
Eaton street, or at Center, cor.
Angela and Simonton streets.
Upstairs. ilys-5tx
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SECOND SHEETS-50O FOR soc.
The Artman Press. may19-tf
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"Hoy," said Satan, to the new
arrival. ''You act as though you
owned this place."
Il do. My wife just gave it to
me-"
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Misses Eiha and LesAia Es-
quinaldo were passengers on the
Steamship Cabs yesterday going
70 Havana 10 spend a while with
relatives and friends.
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Five bundles for sc. The Citi-
zen Office. mayis-tf
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Mr.. Webster

do you go in for outdoor
sports?"
"Silly! If I went in, they
wouldn't be outdoor sports"
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Today's Birthdays

Dorothy Thompson (sIrs. Sin.
clair Lewisl Of Bronxville, N. T.,
noted journalist. born at Lam
caster. n. Y, 4S years ago
Prof. Samud Eliot Morrison Of
Harvard, noted historian. born in
Boston, 30 years agO.
Hans Y. Kaltenborn Of Brook.
lyn, n. Y. noted news common
tator. horn IN Milwaukee. 80
years ago.
DR.. Franc Boas Of Colunbis
Univ, famed anthropologist. born
in Germany. 70 years ago.
Leo r. Sack. y. s. Minister to
Costa Riea. born at Tupelo, Miss.
IS years ago.
Or. Marion r. Kirkwood. dean
of Stanford Univerxitys law
school. horn 1t Colorado Springs,
Colo. SO yenrs arc.
Edward Heating ef Washing
ten. D. G.. editor Of Labor. born
At Kansas City. Kans.. Sc years
a1sk
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pe.lirhtful

Sally told him, dad, that
You would switch off the lights
at 10.
Well?
Safy-Hc said he'd come back
at 10.
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ROOMS

THE MUNRO, 12s N. E. 4th
street, Miami. Florida. Low
Summer rates. ju.y7-lmO
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Have You named the baby
set ~
We thlnk sell caA him Oscar.
Althoah - unrt Jake has lots
ef naenef. foo
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Most Obvious

TeacherNow, can you tell me
who didn't like the prodicas son?
Jimmy Yeah, the fatted calf.
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PERSONAL MENTION


Miss Eloise Perry and Miss
Mary Garrison, who were visiting
in Key West two years ago, we're
visitors again this week accom-
panied BY Ed. Sheffield, left for
Miami and via return later in the
season Tor another visit.
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Too bad that an onion day won't
keep tn tax collector away.
Eph Watts, tn inventor, ls per.
feet:n' an automatic club e knock
IN props out from under stuffed
shirts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Archer left
on florida Motor Lines bus this
morning for Miami to meet their
son and daaenter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Archer, who hare
been visiting in Nassau. They ex-
psct to be away for about one
week.
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A tournament sponsored by the
club in celebration Of the Fourth
took place on Monday. It was a
handicap tournament and when
each player left the clubhouse, he
was given a handicap and a small
American flag with his number
The winner of first prize was
ice Lopez and second prize went
to Osgood Kemp. Each had one
stroke left when they completed
18 holes but in the drive-off from
numbr 10, Joe was about 80 yards
ahaad of Osgood.
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Jean-Mae is at least 25.
Sally-She never told you, did
sheg
Jcan--Not exactly, but she said
girx shouldn't marry bsfsre she
is 26.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-09

Mrs. Thurston Johnson, who
was visiting with her daughter
Miss Doris johnson, connected
with the immigration department
IN Miami, and another daughter,
Mrs. ]. q. Seeal. IN Jacksonville,
returned this week accompanied
~ Miss Doris and \ gganadangh-
eer. Elains Segai, who win spend
about three weeks ia Key West.
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.

BEGINNERsl ENROLL NOW for
Piano Study and receive $i.0Ol
instruction Book FREEl This
offer expires July IL. Reason
able rates. Charles Roberts,
Studio, e13 Margaret Street.
jly7-0-2txI
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III Is

Fireman Second Course-What
is a steam turbine?
Fireman Third-It is what a
Hindu wears when he gets cold
in his head.
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Music Prof what do you
think of Kreisler?"
lFrosh - Great Splendid
Swell picl.rp, a lot of pep, and
twenty miles on a gallon"
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Apply 14O1 United Street.
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