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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

Fsit up and beg, and you may have some" seems to be what this little lad is saying to his dog. At least that's the thought these cut Di1t figures express. Number C822I primes you outlines of these two fItures to be cut from plywood, wall board or lumber with jig coping or &aFhoIe saw. Complete directions R0r making and painting are in- xliidea with the pattern.
 TO order, ask for No. C8221, or Scar out illustration and send with z1 cents stamps or coin. (Any three I1 cent "Make It Yourself" patterns UE2lv z5 cents.) Address your orders M DEMOCRAT MAKE TT YOUR #Ex.E PATTERN BUREAU, BOX <e6. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Be sure to <fFe name and complete address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

my doctor. What do I care how much my blood pressure may be? Even when I undergo a life insur- ance examination I haven't enough curiosity to try to sec what my blood pressure registers.
 Sallvated
 What should be done for one who is saliyated from taking calomel9 (Mfe. ". T. McC.)
 Answer-Take the caiomel away from him.
 Copyright 1887. John r. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
By MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX . NHA AAnvinA RlafR XrliNn

NEA oeEVtVe 0tah VFtNT
 Out in Hollywood where beauty is q habit, salads are 6 password to any well considered meal. The collection given below originates in that fabulous land of pulchritude and activity.
 Etiquette note: use your knife and fork with these salads If you want to. And In preparing the let- tiice. tear the heads to desired elEe which should mean--mouth size pieces. Toss In the bowl and serve From bowl or arrange on plates be- fore serving at table.
 Dude Ranch Lettuce Bowl
 t6 servings)
 Two heads of iceberg head lettuce,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: BlueberYies and cream. cYeamed codhsh family style. cornmean muf- fms, sooseberry jam, coffee, milk.
 DINNER: Pineapple mint cup, pot roast of beef, but tered noodles, new peas, corn on cob, watermelon, coffee, milk.
 SUPPER: Clear tomato soup in cups, dude ranch salad bowl, cold meat. bread and butter sandwiches, compete of fresh pluIns, sugar cookies, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

glass jar with black enamel top. The same company makes an ef- fectively dark foundation and sells 1t in the same type of square glass container.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
LEARNS TO DROP "H's"

George Murphy has been learninl in speak a Cockney English dialect zf1 V6zNnteered to teach one Of th' txIkan real Irish brogue aand re- EsiFed ncourss in H-dropping in ex'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
Ho7e, To Keep WeU
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

sSnsd srs psacng e p:.seual nah asd eSs'fn ns; ts Letter. hssd ss sr received answered e0lumn no LILY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
Latest Styles
Helen weIshimer Says: .
1eAen WeAsnlmer 0aySs - Public Mast .Be Mindful OfDrudgeYy Of Service
By Helen WeLShimey

When the League of Women Shoppers Issued Q cbloYful pamphlet the other day entitled Consider the Laundry Worker" it called attention to the conditions of those who work in the wholesale cleansing places and suggested ways of improving these conditions. t5a
 In this day, when collective bargaining has replaced personal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
QUESTIONS < ANSWERS
Help! Dentor

Could my upper front teeth be replaced by anything except bridge work? I do not care for bridge work. (Mrs. J. H.
 Arswer-Yes, good dentors today can replace teeth with several dif- ferent types of dentures besides bridges. But why ask me a question like that9 Haven't you q dentor in your town?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

token he cannot always contFoi tlit urges of his years. He varies but he goes on making mistakes not too deliberately but, as we say because the old Nick drives hiIn And old Nick is just himself.
 Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

It is An old family for each generation to fold S armt pioy and preach liberty which the younger generation tred nto license Vcoans at whom we now ng their parents of having taken the n t Then now girl got out r 9ark and gave her family es Then now some or the younkse deed the rules and their that the rules were made protect not punish them,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

As for young drink speed and spend ana run riot s grossly blame them Back of them and DC. counting for who swgged and spent aha aped raced down the hi They imagnee they their progeny to stay put on he crest Uus Inc of their brakes and coasn ser and faster following parental example Whs started me party anyhow?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
Caroline Chatfield
Says To-day

Young Correspondent Blows a Blast in Defense of
 Modern Young People. Thinks They Are
 Malignsd and Abused by Uninformed Odsters'
 It's Old Human Family Custom for Each Gen.
 eration to Preach Piously to Next.
 DEAR MISS cHATFIELD:
 haven't problem to solve but pct Pesve to cir hate ths people Of teddy "wd reckless okta caSy spending spending idots don't these critics find cut he facts they would Co the tennis swimming pools and better type dance halls they find anything improper They would knew spend tme Perhaps there are many young hours verns and oadnou Du be few lose the heads7 ma most younr peop dislike drinking dispatng and would like t0 hayey q column this topc SiAAEEN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

ultlaClVe WnlCn used to 6 c t m c n, women Q n d children places in the sun, maybe 1t ts necessary to stress the need of regimentatiosl. Maybe those who wash clothes and those who sort clothes ou l d wear buttons to show that they are one in the gr c Q { purpose of m Q k 1 n 6 W h CT, clean- aa aiak2aaS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

cool. the chilled bottle may hs put directly on the serving tray. t6 B1 opened and poured before thD egseslt. Since it eonieo Id elaae
 bottlsa. the remaining orange 3ulea may bA reseaied ahd kept feF aA,
 other serving. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09
ANSWER:
DEAR MISS cHATFIELD:

quite sixteen that the rank and he Of young peo pie today wool and yard wide fine and clean frank ana things that the ods counted e senarverenc nsanebu that's the fault or the oaste us oil fair minded people know
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

pvohiema of aubMItteA will he eseeased unsuitable Cor rHbSas!cs @ ss "v""Ss M ss%s ass Ssd WSiS Nss cSstas'a care
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

Daughter. aged four years. has chicken breast bone. Exercise? Other treatment?-.-( (Mrs. H. F.)
 Answer-Belly breathing exercise. with sandbag weighing ten to fif- teen pounds on chest, helps. Send stamped envelope for instructions. Physician should attend to diet, sun- bathing and prescription of suitable ration of vitamin D.
 Blood Pressure
 Appreciate it if you will tell me how you figure how much your blood pressure should he2 tJ.M.W0 Answer--I don't leave that to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

Don't you believe h the modern young people ana ok to @ through In example some poSt.War parenH aet al" have set them9 I think so. ...u ., .,..v,n n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

Certainly there is no labor hard CT than that which deals with studs, soap, steam, and everlasting pres sure on clothing that the ditr may. been glorified. We comment that dress is faded, towel isn't clean or c pillow-slip is torn. The human problems back of patient drudgery that cared for the labor are seldom considered. Steel, iron, any metal using industry comes in for It's share of space in the daily newspapers. Never clothes-washing. .
 Little Romance in Studs
 The pamphles makes us realize how far we have come from the olden days when there was Soiae- one in every household whose task 1t was to plunge the clothes into foaming tubs, rub and rinse end hang them in the sun and wind, to dry. Laundry was e pleasant cere- mony then. It was done slowly and rhythmically.
 Then, aS society advanced, and people had less and less time due to the complex organization that set ia, laundry became c back breaking task in many homes, ur. til modern scientific appliances less ened the labor. Always it seems that the process of making clothes clean has been one of the most unsuig and uninteresting accorded to any worker.
 Tn the little towns of Europe and the Asiatic countries we still Ind the peasant women chatting coFn- fortabiy aS they pound their gar. mentS with sticks, holding them against the rocks, or rubbing them on the stones. Laundry day is Q fete day on their calendars. They have no steam or Suds and damp air with which to contend, no one to tell them to hasten the count or the rinsings.
 Case for Mass Attention
 Whether or not laundry work CTS are over worked and undeTpeid, as the booklet implies, iS vital problem. We are concerned. hoW- ever, with the fact that when we mass ourselves Into groups, we must expect disadvantages as well as advantages aecruing from our aggregate living. We pry devoutly that Utopia will find an abiding place some day, and cease to De the magic land of nowhere. We wish that every man and woman should have . comfortable place to work, toll equal to his strength, and wages that provide for q few Of the luxuries as well aS oil the nec- scssitieS Of life.
 The booklet which the League of Women Shoppers has Issued, leaves the situation in the case of the laundry workers Up to US as indi- viduals. The employers can not at. ford to give higher wages, it states, and charge the present rates for laundry. If you and would pay . few more cents . week, this could be done.
 If we can, we could help about 50,000 people. On the other hand, If the rate went up many people might have to do their own hana- kerchiefs and towels who now can afford Q laundry.
 Consider the laundry worker" the booklet says. The advice Is worth needing.
 Copyright, 1887, NEA Service, Ins.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

every generation the next going the aogs ana feeling bt washes It's hands of responsib' its b yappng None of wheh admirable put derstandabe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

so Ia everywhere 10, fathers mothers At least not hssant their children and ther e finest fortnight bunch of youngsters the wo has ever criticism to the contrary Then who talking out of turn?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

It sort of pusmg locate the quarters from which ne ysp cene noWadays at college reunion neara group of proud launch out in high praise o he progeny Ssn with defensive something like thS Tn spite or a e hear o Inc contrary believe modern younssers take my son and daughters of went expaang on tho hsh ora
 neenoe and integrity their children Each Of them seemeo be defending his point nobody took exception to decaaton the current Of college nos una sH ~ nndn nhnut unAnlmous-n0 depate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-09

--HEAke it Yourself Needlework
 Pattern
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

reconociendo su disimulada per
sonalidad dominante-no obs
tante que algunos lie juzgan
hombre dGctil y sin criterio, en-
10 cual Sc equivocan mucho-
explicare a grandes rasgos las
caracteristicas y finalidades de
|las leyes llamadas revoluciona-
rias, que promulg6 su gobierno.
LEY DE
DION FORZOZA: Esta ley obi
ga a los patronos a reconoeer
existencia juridica a las agru-
paciones obreras y les impide
contratar los se~rvicios, para un
mismo empleo, de trabajadores
libres. Funcionarios del gobier-
no sehalados por la ley son los
arbitros entire Ell patron v Ia or
ganizaci6a prOletaria, en- case
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

pueblo para emitir su voluntad
EN- las urnas electorales, Y en- q,
Sc constrina la function de los
capitalists extranjeros y Sc inn
pida la entrada a trabajadores
que vayan a restar ocupaci6n a
los cubanos. En- pocas palabras,
Grau San Martin es un cuba
nista' recalcitrante. Scuba pa
ra los eubanos' es su lena SEN
timental.
Manifesto, convencido, que
todos los problemas de Cuba Sc
resuelven con que gobiernen
'hombres honrados e inteligen-
ties que respeten Ell verdadero
espiritu de la democracia; es-
to es: que prevalence la volun-
tad del pueblo. Toma muy en-
serio el coneepto de la autoridad
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
de dificultades.

de dificultades.
CREACION DE LA SECRE-
TARIA DEL TRABAJO: Con
ell fin de arbitrar v conciliar las
relaciones entire los capitalists
" los trabajadores, Ell gobierno
del doctor Grau San Martin
cre6 esta Secretarfa de Estado,
dotandola de numeroso petso-
nal que Sc considera entendido
en- la materia.
OTRAS LEYES DE A B
10: Fijaci6n de un salario mi
nimo, segdn las condolences del
trabajo; tornado maxima de O.
cho horas; specification del
trabajo de la mujer y el nino,
con cierta protection para am
hos ;restablecimiento de hospi-
tales en- los grandes centres O.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Ell mas afectado con este deere
to fue ell administrator de ener-
gia electrical, que tuvo que reba-
jar de ounce a nueve centavos
de dollar Ell kilowat, 10 cual orr
glno serios trastornos al gobier
no, pues la Electric Bond and
Snare Company, propietaria de
la Compahia Guiana de Elec-
Itrlcldad y esta de todas las plan
tas electrical de la isla, hizo re-
sistencia a cumplir Ell referido
decreto, 10 que motive una huel
ga que hubiera dejado sin tan
importante servicio al pals. de
no haber intervenido inmedia-
tamente Ell gobierno incautan-
dose de las propiedades del
trust yanqui v entregandoIas a
'os trabajadores de la empres
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
CHOCOLATE PELEARA CON
TRAMBERRIA


New York, Agosto 16.- Kid
Chocolate, Ell excampe6n mum :
dial del peso de pluma, sosten-
dra dos peleas en- esta semana.
Hoy lunes, Ell Kid Sc batira,
en- uno de los pequenos clubs de
esta ciudad, con Jimmy Tram
berria, Y ell jueves tendra de con
trario, en- la Madison Square
Garden, a Billie De Foe.
Chocolate ha sostenido sus 81
timas peleas con peso mayor de-
125 libras.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

La empresa ode Benjamin
Field, dirigida por Jim Down
ings va a entrar en- una nueva
etapa de su e~xistencia.
Jim tiene va en- Tampa a An
gle Gonzalez, gladiator de Puer
to Rico, y Sc propone enfrentar
10, Ell dia "a, con Claudio Con-
de, ell sensational p1gil espanoI
del peso ligero.
Gonzalez arrib6 aver a Tam
pa en- compahia de Harry Levy,
su director, y de los gladiadores
Tony Fernandez y Frank Velez.
Todos ellos Sc presentarAn en-
ell programa professional de la
semana que viene.
Gonzalez, que es an asplrante
a la corona, dice haber sido de-
rrotado por Pedro Montahez, pc
no que ell campe6n sin corona pa
SO grandes apuros para derro-
tarlo por puntos.
Downing esta va en- relacio :
nes con Luis Parga, un viejo co
nocido de nuestro pdblico, y es-
pera que este traiga a Condo pa
ra la pelea con Gonzalez.
,Parga lie ha ~prometido q Jim!
en- expresivas cartas, traer 81 e.
table, que es de primer orden.
"Vamos a inaugurar la tenn.
porada de otono, dijo aver e
professor de la Academia, Ell dis
"a de agosto. Me propongo ofrt
Ger I'm programa professional tx
dos los martes y uno de aficio
nados todos los jueves. Coma
lez v Condo son dos boxeadore.
de primera fila Y Ell p1blico pa
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

popular.
Los problemas obreros Sc So
lucionan, a juicio suyo, con que
a los trabajadores Sc les fife un
salario mfnimo v Sc les proper
cionen viviendas higienicas.
Ell doctor Grau San Martin
es un liberal evolucionista. I'm
liberal romantico. Odia las vio-
|lencias Y lie afligen las efusio-
mes colectivas de sangre. Els ell
tipo de "revolucionario' inte-
lectual hispano-americano, re-
belde a toda doctrina clasicista.
Use llaman revolucionarios para
Iestar a tono con la epoca, pero
en- realidad son hberales demo
cratas.
Hecho Ell retrato ideol6gico
del doctor Grau San Martin, y
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

breros; higienizaci6n de las vi
Iviendas, etc.
LEY DE VIVIENDA DEL
ICAMPESINO: Por medic de
un decreto, ell gobierno ofreci6
varios premios, de cinco mil do
lares ell mayor, para los campo
|sinos que construyeran con sus
propios recursos la vivienda
mas comfortable, mas higieni-
ca Y con menor costo.
PAGO DE LAS DEUDAS
DEL ESTADO: Ell doctor Grau
decret6 Ell puntual Y formal cum
plimiento de todos los compro-
misos legitimos del Estado con
sus acredores tanto interiors;
como exteriores.
REBAJA DE LAS TARIFAS
DE SERvICIOS PUBLICOS:
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

patricia capitalista. No concibe
que pueda desaparecer Ell CAPT.
talismo individual, cuya fun
ci6n estima indispensable. Con-
sidera judfsta Ell movimiento de
emancipation social desprendi-
do de las doctrinas marxistas y
10 repudia por il6gico. Els, pues,
confesado por 81 mismo, un ena-
morado de la "democracia cien-
tfficamente aplicada''. PieHsa
que la salvation de Cuba radica
en- que Sc le de seria libertad al
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
Ell pu~ertoniqueno Gonzalez probablemente
peIeara con Claudio1C Condo

trocinara mis- programs.
81 Condo no puede venir para
esa fecha, entonces Sc lie escogel
"a a Gonzalez un adversario a.
mericano y va Sc mencionan co
mo probables contrincant4 q
Chino Alvarez, Carl Guggino y
Lew Feldman.
Gonzalez empezara a ejerci
tarse hoy en- Ell gimnasio d.
Downing, de modo que los '.fie.
les" vean que conoce su oficio. /,
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
DEPORTES
LOU AMBERS PELEARA
CON UNA VICTIMA DE CHI
NO ALVAREZ

Hartford, Conn, Agosto 16
lei campe6n mundial del peso
ligero, Lou Ambers, peleara hoy
por la noche, en- esta ciudad
con Howard Scott, de Washing
ton, d. c., un aspirante a la CO
roma de las 1876 libras.
La pelea sera a diez asaltos J
ell italiano campe6n no aries.
CARA su titGlo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
CON Los GUANTEs

Dando la bienVenida al pdgil
Angie Gonzalez, de Puerto Ri
co, a su director Levy y a los o
tros muchachos.
lQue la suerte les proteja, de
modo que entren en- las bolsas
grandes!
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

LECCIONES de guitafra Ha-
waiiana, dadas con Ell mejor me-
TODD que existe. Resultados in.
mediatos. Conservatorio de MI
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. re.
lefono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Compramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos precios por sus nue.
bles y enseres. Muebles de off
Gina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1913 Franklin 81.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Anticipando la bienvenida al
vasco-cubano Luis Parga, anti
quo amigo y caballero de alto
relieve en- ell negocio de los pu-
nos.
Don Luis pas6 en- Tampa va
rias temporadas v despu6s Sc
march6...... algunos decian que
para no volver.
Como lie qued6 arena en- los "a
patos, Parga Sc puso en- comu-
nicaci6n con Jim y aqui le ten
dremos de nuevo.
Ademas de director de boxea-
dores, duefo de una casa de e.
fectos deportivos, negociando
de primera fila, etc., Ell Sr. Par
ga es I'm diplomatico de fuste y
de fusta.
Don Luis Parga y Luis Fell
pc Gutierrez eran los sables de
mayor flo en- Ell pugilismo Gu :
bano.
Parga Sc aconsejaba con "Pin
cho" Y los dos Sc entendian Y nc
Sc cortaban.
Cuando surgia alguna desavt
nencia, Don Luis decia: Perre
no come perro..-
luis Felipe v Luis eran ami
gos w.. use entienden todavia
Conrado Condo dicen que es
un habil gladiator del peso Ii.
gero y pega como 81 en- cads
guante 'tuviera la pata de una
mula."
Pero a Condo convendria pre-
s~entarlo frente a un boxeador
americana, no frente a Coma :
lez.
Las "peleas fratricidas" tie
men menos oportunidad de ha :
Ger dinero que las otras.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
"a uAcsBrk
JosdLuis cay6 aver a la Iona,

Jcsdluis cay6 aver a la Iona,
en- Pompton Lakes, cuando ha-
cfa ejercicios de guantes en- pre-
sencia de 1900 personas.
,Estaba Ell negro enuel segun-
do asalto de su entrenamiento
con Silvers, cuando este lie en-
puj6 y lie hizo caer. Luis Sc puso
de pie y atac6 a Silvers, que a
toda prisa Sc puso en- retirada.
Despues boxe6 con Nicholson
y Hairston v no hubo resbMo :
mes nj caidas. -
lie ofrecieron aver $4,000, a
Tommy Farr y Ted Broadrib
por Ell contrato del ingles con
Ted.
AAi1o "a oAeita - Wciii' ulIec
tor de Lou Ambers, que desea
dirigif a Farrs
WE'LL opina, evidentemente,
que a Farr lie quedan varios a :
nos como boxeador de primera
fila.
Con un gancho de izquierda,
en- las practicas de aver, ell in
giles Farr hizo caer a Abe Field
man.
A Jose Luis lie hicieron caer
pero Ell dia 26 Sc vera que ell ne
gro es un verdadero campe6n.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

Los Gigantes venieron de
nuevo al Filadelfia, con Castle
man de pitcher.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; New
York SC, Oh, Oe.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16
disminuyeron Ia ventaia de 8

disminnyeron Ia ventaja de 6s-
tos en- el primer puesto. 90
Cincinnati 13c, 16h, Sc; Chi
cago &c, 11h, 2e.
Cincinnati Sc, Oh, 2e; Chica-
go &c, 13h, 4e.
Dos veces fueron aplastadd
los Cardenales por los Piratag,
tocandoIe las derrotas a Wari
neke y Johnson. Blanton y
Bauers fueron los pitches vence
'dores.
Pittsburg &c, e16h, De; San
Luis DC, 18Th, 2e.
Pittsburg DC, 11h, De; San
Luis 0c, Oh, De.
Ai1Sas@ Lopez Wolyio aver al
juego en- & segundo partido de
las sAbejas con ell Brooklyn. Los
Dodgers ganaron Ell primero, pc
no Ell Boston celebr6 ell retorno
de AL con una victoria. lei tam
peno hizo una carrera Y bate6
dos hits en- 4 wees al bate.
Brooklyn &c, 12h, lie; Boston
SC, sb, Sc.
Brooklyn 1c, 3h, De; Boston
&c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-08-16

A Jose Luis le hicieron caer
pero Ell dia 26 Sc vera que Ell ne
gro es un verdadero campe6n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-24
AOCEDUCT UNIT
HOLDS MEETING
MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR
ORGANIZATION OF CON-
MISSION

Members o. tao recently APP
pointed Aqueduet Commission who
were named by Governor Fred P.
Cone. met yesterday to begin
preparations for the organization
of the commission.
The appointees are: B. Curry
Moreno. former city engineer and
area supervisor for the WPA in
this county; Melvin E. Russell,
superintendent OF public instruc-
ton, and William DOughtry,
cashier of the P. and o. S. S. Co.,
in Key West.
Mr.. Moreno said yesterday that
the meeting was formal and I'M
official and that until the bonds
had been made and registered, all
acts of the commission would be
unofficial The bonds were re-
eeived yesterday.
In the meantime, however,
there are a number of matters in
connection with the organization
Of the commission which can be
attended to which viii facilitate
the official actions of the body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-24
PHILLIP ALBURY
UNDER ARREST
CHARGED WITH USING AUTO
WITHOUT CONSENT
OF OWNER

Phillip AlbIry, known by many
as the @L-zrie Tenor" and as
King" Phillip. Is 10 be given a
hearing this afternoon before
Feace Justice Franklin Arenberg,
on a eharge OF using an auto
mobile Withort the coSsent Of the
Phillip went in bathing yester-
dsy afternoon, and when he came
out Of the water decided it would
be nice to have ride and as the
automobile Of Captain Eugene De
merritt was handy, concluded to
use that.
He followed the trend of
thought, got in the car and drove
off. He was later apprehended by
an officer and Till be given pre-
hmin&ry nearing this afternoon on
a enars-e of using the automobile
without the consent of the owner
and doing this while under the in
fIuenee Of liquor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-24
DEMOLAYS WILL
HOLD CONVENTION
LOCAL CHAPTER PLANNING
TO n= REPRESENTED
AT ASSEMBLAcE

One Of the largest conventions
in the history Of the Order Of
DeMolay win be staged June q
% so a. West Palm Beach, ae-
eording 10 Howard Pinder, scribe
Of the local chapter.
Pans for representation from
the Robert J. Perry Chapter here
uere discussed az . recent meet
ing wken = delegate was selected
for the eighth annual eonelave.
Arrangements for the c0nelave
a. outlined in a formal invitation
from the Thomas A. Edison chap
Ser in West PalE Beach include
numerous sports events in addi-
ton 70 the business and ritualistie
sessions. The visitors viii par
ticipate IN a golf tournament,
swimming meet. sightseeing trips
through Palm Beach and West
Palm Beach. boat trips on the
intra-eoastal waterway, diamond
ball tournament.
There viii be q parade Of chap
tiers and competition for chapter
rilaali4tic teams.