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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
CEHR|NCER COPS
 FIRST LEAGUE BATTING TITLE
Medwick Wins in Na- tionaI Circuit; Allen
 Best Pitcher

New York, Oct. 0-(UP)-Charley Gehringer, Dertoit Tiger second baseman, and Joe Medwick. St. Louis Cardinal outf1elder, topped their league in batting, final base- ball averages for the year showed today. ...
 It was the first time that Gehrin- ger, veteran, had led his league. Luke Appling, Chicago White Sox shortstop, who led last season fin- ished 18th with .3l4.
 Medwick took most of the Nation al league batting honors. Last years champion, Paul Waner of Pittsburgh finished third with .354. Medwick scored the most runs, Ill; made the base hits, 237; most doubles, 57, tied with Mel Ott, New York with 3l homers each; and batted in most runs, 154. -r.
 Johnny Allen, Cleveland took pitching honors by winning IS and losing one for a percentage of .938.
 Gehrig han his string of conse- cutive games to l,o65 and by scoring l38 runs tied the record held by Babe Ruth in which he crossed the plate 100 or more times.
 .... LEADERS
 Runs-(N) Medwick, St. Louis, Ill; (A) DiMaggio, New York, 150.
 Hits--(N) Medwichk, 237; (A) (A) Bell, St. LouiH. 218. t
 Doubies-(N) Medwick. 57: (A> Bell, 52.
 17; (A) Kreenvich, Chicago, 16. -.
 Home Runs--(N) Ott, New York and Medwick, tied each with s1; (A)
 Runs af,tted in-(N) Medwics, 154 (Al Greenberg. Detroit, ls1:
 stolen Bases-(N) Galan, Chicago, 23; (A) Werber, Philadelphia, 35.
 Club BattinE1(N) Chicago, .2s7: ,H! clqb 'iS'Si FisldiinsEtN> is Chicago. .s7s; (A) Detroit, .977.
 The 10 leading batters in each league: '...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

Yankees Giants Left bases Giants paysCosetu Qehrig: Ct Whitehead and Mccarthy; Barte Whitehead cCary: White head Barte and Mccarthy Pitching records Games
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Two conference games were play ed last night-Denver Colorado State and Montana State- Greeley. Three games today pair Utah State- Colorado U.; Colorado College Wyoming and Colorado Mines Western State. Utah U., is in front with two victories. Denver U. and Western State are tied for second with one victory each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

England has started restoration of famous Scarborough Castle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

Britain, wone over Art Doty, 121, Torrington, technical knockout, 2:32, first round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

New York, oct. 9. tUP)-world Series standings: :. m w L. Pct New York Yankees 30 s0 1000 New York Giants ...0 S 900
 1st game at Yankee Stadium: Giants .0OO01Of0OO-i 6 ? Yankees % oOo7o l KS ' Q
 IIubbell, Gubrnert, CofKmata. Smith and Mancuso; Gomez and pickey. fsg
 winning pitcher. 0omes; losing pitcher, Hubbell. ,..
 And game at Yankee Stadium: Giants <. 10000 co Q O--1 [ Q Yankees o 0tOO242 Q x-s l2 Q
 Melton, Qulnber, Coffman and Mancuso; RufKlng and Dlckel.
 Winning pitcher. Ruqing; lcsing pitcher, Melton.
 srd Game a' Polo Grounds; xankees D19t1O Q Q oa 9 Q 4ientA 2 VI 2 Q v |i'4 z e [
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09

Runs hatted in--Mancuso. Ott, Mccarthy, 0ehrig, Dickey 3, DiAGaggio 2 Runang 3, Hoag, Rolfe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
WILEY VS. ANSONLA AT HAMILTON PARK

Wilby high football team held their final signal and passing drills yesterday before this afternoons game with Ansonia.
 Coach Lees boys might give the AnNwia combine Q few things to think about before the final whistle. They will 90 in the game determ- tned to win.
 wyTnv ANsNNTrA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-09
IN BLUNDERLANVI

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Evening star., 1937-09-07

given the Four Corners, Md, man to
permit his attorneys to petition the
Supreme Court for rehearing. The
tribunal denied review last Friday.
Read, originally scheduled to die
July 7, was granted a 60-day stay by
the Governor to allow the appeal.
E. G. Pierson of Clay, one of Reads
attorneys, said after long conference
with the Governor that if the Supreme
Court denies the rehearing further
grounds for communication of sentence
to life Imprisonment" will be pre-
sented to Holt.
Mrs. Frances Daymude of Washing
ton, Reads sister, came to Charleston
with Pierson and Attorney Frank
Fisher of Sutton.
Evening star., 1937-09-07
Judge z. Marvin Underwood yester-

day.
Judge Underwood sentenced them to
Imprisonment for five years on the
count of violating the national Sc
curities act and two years on con-
spiracy count, but made the sentences
run concurrently.
A fourth defendant, Joseph A. Rice
baum of Chicago, was given three
year sentence on the violations count
and two years on the conspiracy
charge, to be served concurrently.
Joseph R. Mendelson, Leonard I.
Sutterman and Joseph N. Sherman.
all of Chicago, drew the five-year
prison terms for what attorneys de-
scribed as their leadership in activities
Evening star., 1937-09-07

shooting doves over a baited field in
Bourbon County. None of the party
was jailed.
Judge Ardery said he didn't inquire
of his host If the field had been
baited, and that his first information
on that subject came from the arrest
ing agents, who said they found some
hempseed on the field.
"Of course he said, Il had no
criminal intent l feel it's one of those
things that might have happened to
anybody"
Evening star., 1937-09-07
KENTUCKY CIRCUIT JUDGE
RUNS AFOUL GAME LAW
Admits Arrest, With 4 Others, by
Wardens for Hunting Over
Baited Field.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Ky, September 7.-Circuit
Judge w. B. Ardery today was ION the
other side Of the legal fence
He confirmed report of United
States Duputy Game Warden S. J.
Embry of Stanford. Ky. that he and
four others, whom he declined to name.
were arrested Saturday on charges of
Evening star., 1937-09-07
q ARE SENTENCED
IN SECURITIES CASE
Three Kopald-Quinn Defendants
Get 5 Years, One Draws
5 Years.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, September Three of
four convicted defendants in the Gov
ernment's Kopald- Quinn Co. security
law violations case were given prison
sentences of five years by Federal
Evening star., 1937-09-07

of the Kopald-Quinn Co., which is
alleged to have f1eeced small investors
in all parts of the Nation of more than
s1,000.000.
Fines aggregating $4,000 were as
sessed against Kopald-Quinn & Co.
of Chicago. found guilty by jury last
week on II counts of the is counts
indictment. The securities concern
drew a $4,000 fine on each count
Gould g. Co., also of Chicago, drew
fines of $4,000 on each of two counts
in the same case.
Judge Underwood denied motion
for new trial before passing sentence.
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Evening star., 1937-09-07

The Austrian government is con-
sidering increasing relief work for
INDECENT farmers in mountainous dis
tricts
Evening star., 1937-09-07
11TH-HOUR REPRIEVE
SAVES DOOMED MAN
Read, Convicted in Torch Staying,
Again Granted Delay for
Supreme Court Rehearing.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September
7.-William B. Read, condemned to
be hanged today for the torch Staying
of W. Earle Dollman, received an
additional 60-day stay of execution
yesterday from Gov Holt
The Governor said the reprieve was
Evening star., 1937-09-07

Brazil will give further financial as
sistance to its farmers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Miss 4. H. Will I receive the po- sition which I applied for last week? Ans. My friend, indications point towards your being successful in obtaining this position. You will start to work for this organization around March list. Many great pos abilities are shown in your behalf. MT. c. R. Should I marry the girl that I have been engaged to for the past five years, or the girl that I really love?
 Ans. My science shows that your parents, and also the parents of the girl to whom you are engaged ar- ranged this for the both of you. This young lady Is not in love with you, and you are also justified In selecting your llfe's mate. Go ahead with the plans that you now have in mind. 4 great deal of unhap- piness in marriages has been wit nessed by parents who have tried to satisfy their own desires, instead of letting love be the foundation of destiny.
 K. T. II. What will happen to me this coming gummer2
 Ans. A marriage which you are now looking forward tO will not take place this winter. The change of positions you are also c0ntem- plating k not advisabIe. Remain as you are now and he more satisfied. contented and happy. 4 better posi- ton will come your way by taking more interest In your work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Fl Haren Solves Difficulties for Democrat Readers

more severely In this accident, ss his boy friend was. Because of ltm- ited space ' cannot go into your question in full detail, therefore, advise yeu to purchase 2 Special Reading" and obtain answers tc your questions privately by mall
 W. A. VIII my husband ever be- licve that I have buried the past?
 Ans. Your husband loves you dearly, but 1t is quite hard for him to have faith and confidence in you after your acttons in the past. My suggestion 6 continue to live . very close life to him. and eventually he will learn to forget yovr other love affair.
 N. M. K. My husband recently passed away. and I have seven children to provide for. Should I put them in home, or try to care for them myself?
 Ans. The vibration receive shows your husband was accidentally killed. and through this direction you will receive money. This will make t possible for you to keep your children. The future will be much happier for all of your fam fly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
|EL HAREN'S WRITINGS END THURSD
AsroIoger's Final Column Will Be Published
 Next Thursday; Readers Must Use Haste To
 Obtain His Help On Their Various Problems
Discontinue Friendship to
 Save Reputation

Miss J. c. W. Will I ever persuade my mother to let me marry the man I see frequently
 Ans. My young friend, t seems that your mother has directed you not to see thIs party, but you have dlSregarded her advice on several occasions. YOdr mother knows this young man, and has gathered in- formation about him that you your self cannot see or understand, be- cause of the admiration that you possess in his behalf You are not in love with this person, and from looking at this situation from your side. and that of your mothers, 1t Is best for you to discontinue his conn pany. You are also too young to entertain the thought of marriage.
 E. K. K. Will get the money I now have outstanding?
 Ans. Tn analyzing your thought t appears that this bill Is apprOxi- mateIy one year past due, which seems to be for back rent It will be necessary to use more force fo collect said money, however, In due time 1t is quite evident that same will come to you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Special Reading Offered To Assure Answers To Anyone's Questions

There are only six days left to be able to consult Fl Harefi worIdamed Asrologe who has helped many thou sands of people from all parts of the country His mission b to point out the way to those who are having difficulties Or worries regardless of what they may be.
 However you must remember that you only have just few days remaining to be able to obtain the solutions to your problems as Ell Harens engagement expires with THE DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. El Haren has made host of friends in this vicinity from the many who have taken advantage of the opportunity to consult him. You too can obtain this service by sending TO-DAY for Special Reading and receive the to two of your questions privately and confdentally by mail
 There is positively only way left for you to secure to your questions before this noted leaves the city of Waterbury and that to cut out the Special Read ing and Question Coupon which you will fnd in this col tn and follow out the instructions therein AS ms en- gageent expires next THURSDAY, DO NOT DELAY, take advantage his advice which is very rare to obtain Fl Haren Will Fill All Orders for Special Reading
 Before Leaving
 M IIe will remain in the city of Waterbury for few days to take care all orders for his Special Reading after the termination of his engagement"
 How to Be Sure of Receiving Answers to Questions by Mail
 In submitting your order Special Reading, just fill out the Special Reading and Question Coupon and enclose t In letter together with 50 CENTS IN COIN toK MON EY ORDER) A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVEL- OPE and also your important questions By doing this you will receive BY RETURN MAIL your complete Reading and his personal advice which will aid you in overcoming your present difficulties.
 Your time is short to receive the advice of who has gained recognition all parts of the country for hs unseish services.
 His last column Questions and Answers will be next THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

1t k not necessary for you to carry out the plans that you have lr mind. You will not be successful ln agreeing with this person, so my advice is to dismiss this thought en- tirely from your mind.
 Mrs. Y. c. W.--Scymour, Conn What will the future bring my fam fly and I?
 Ans. My friend, many of youi heartaches and sorrows will turn Into happiness and success In the future. Many changes are denoted in your behalf, bringing you ths peace, harmony and c0ntentmeni which you and yours arc most de- serving 0f
 MT. s. s. P. Why haven't ] re- ccivcd the money have been ex- pccting?
 Ans. Because you have not re- ceived the money in question l' lack of your asking for same. This money is waiting for you In pay ments If you would consult the cor rect party
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Advises Wife Stay With
 Her Husband

Mrs. ". T. Y. My husband does not love me any more; should l leave hiin2
 Ans. Madam, it is not your hus- bands fault because you are now having domestic trouble, but your own. He has incurred great many debts because of you. and is very much worried over them. IIis plan for you ls to stay in your present home, and help him overcome this obstacle. Appreciate the things that he does for you more In the future.
 Mrs. T. N. W. Will I receive my share of the estate left by 4 very close relative?
 Ans. Your brother has already received his share. and indications are that by you making trip to this city. contracting the correct
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

party you will receive your share of the mentioned estate also. I see you obtaining same Ffore returning to your home.
 Mrs. E. V. N. Would you advise my husband to look for different work?
 Ans. In analyzing your question ! see your husband now working for \ very reputable concern, and my sincere advice Is for him to com tinue. He should by all means dis miss the thought of making change. He would not be fortunate in obtaining q position better than what he now has.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Trip Necessary to Eliminate Trouble

Miss D. W. II. Should I take tho trip that have been planning on for tome timer
 Ans. A trip in your ease Is neces- sary to carry out your plans, and eliminate the pressure that is now against you. By all means make this trip immediately.
 Mrs. s. T. N. VIII the thought hat have In mind ever come true?
 Ans. To avoid the dangers which gre indicated I would suggest that you send for Special Reading" to enable me to 70 into your ques- lions In full detail by mail. as it Is impossible for me to give you this information through my columns.
 Mrs. c T.. P. Will my husband have steady employment this com- Ing spring?
 Ans. Financial and working con- 1itions will remain as they are un- Iil around the first of April. After that date more steady foundation Is shown for your husband in his work, and better financial condi- lions are denoted during the mem toned period.
 F. M. D. Tell mo why have 70 many people been visiting my ncighber the past couple of months?
 Ans. It is my opinion that you have all you can do to take care of your own interests in life, rather than mixing in someone eIse's bus iness. This has been one of your Ereatest faults through fife in in- terfering with the affairs of others. Pay more attention to your own business, and less to that of others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Foresees Marriage Not
 Advisable

Miss J. D. T. have been going with fl young man for some time rlcaEe tell me what should do?
 Ans. My friend. you are a very young person, and not experienced in what life possesses. Discontinue the thought of deep love. Carry out the thought of marriage, and also the advice of person who loves you, and has your interests at heart always, who Is your dear mother.
 Mrs. P. R. r. Should I sell half interest in my farm7
 Ans. From . financial standpoint
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Make Residence With
 Mother

Mrs. g. L. M. VIII my mother ful- fill my request by coming to live with me?
 Ans. Madam; it is not advisAbIe for your mother t0 sell her home and live with you and your hus. band. You two do not own home and lt would be much better te live with her. rather than having your mother sacrifice everything that she possesses. R you will carry out these plans happiness is shown for sil concerned.
 Nils M. V. R. I hayc been keeping company with young man for some time. We are growing farther apart. Kindly tell me what to do7 Ans. My science revesIg thia young man is not In love with yea, but with someone else. He sAmires you, however, no love is shown Marriage is indicated sor this per- son to the young lady whom he is now keeping company with, iu Ap. pFOxlmsateiy three ulonths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
LAW GIVES FROGS FUR

st. Paul. (UP) -Clarification and revision Of the.Minnesota game and fish laws was asked following dis closure that 6 frog is defined as . fur bcagIng snimai." Under the iaw. "ali0 quadFupeds except desg, moose. CT caribOuv are fur bear- Ing animals. Thus frogs, Tsts. mice. ealAnandsrs and rnut-tslgtIeD cAfl be ciasged legally as fir btaFefs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19

Each day different letters of praises and apprc. citation are published giving all Democrat readers full knowledge of how other people feel about this noted Astrologers ability. Every day Fl Haren receives sim
 liar letters to these coming from his legion of friends You now have the opportunity of sending today for Special Reading and receiving Fl Harens uncan ny advice on two of your most important questions free of charge. Your correspondence held strictly confidential. Remember you only haxe six days re- naining to communicate with this great benefactor, therefore, you requested to do so immediately Tn order to avoid being disappointed Note Special Read ing and Question Coupon a,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Friend Assists Future
 Wife

Miss M. c. Will I be able to ob- tain enough money to send my sis- ter to a ganitarium soon? Ans. It appears to me that you are working at this time. and going with a gentleman who is deeply In love with you. He k willing to as- sIst in this direction. My advice is to accept his offer, and Send your sister to sanItarium. as she is badly in need of treatment. I al. 70 find you will marry this party at a later date.
 Mrs. R. T. s. Should we carry out our present plans to move to a farm?
 Ans. My calculation denotes you should not make any changes In your residence for another two or three months. After this period you will be able to make the con- tempIated change, which will not only be for you and your husband, but also your newly born baby boy.
 Miss M. R. r. Should I ask the person that I have in mind to loan me money7
 Ans. My vibrations show that you have made q loan to this person who Is your steady boy friend, and he has never repaid it Asking him to loan you money win be the one way of receiving what he owes you. Carry out your plans.
 Miss T. K. r. Will my mother marry the party whom she Is now going with?
 Ans. My thought Is that you know your mother would be happy and c0ntented with the party in ques- ton. Am very pleased to write mat rimopy is shown for them soon. You care q great deal for this person and he will make you and youF two brothers very nice step-father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Will Soon Be Able to
 Resume Work

Mir. w. L. B. Will my health irn- prove so that I can take the posi- ton which has been offered mc2
 Ans. By continuing to follow out your physician's instructions I do see you recovering to the extent that you will be physically and mentally able to take this position. It is shown to be tn the same pro. fession that you previously partlcl- pated In. Same will come about in the next 60 days.
 Mir. c. r. T. Tell me, Fl Haren will my girl friend and l make up soon? r Ans. My science indicates you gre anxious to marry this young lady By showing her little more ntten- ton and affection your wish will be granted.
 Mrs. W. R. J. How will everything turn out for me in the next month? Ans. My friend, it seems that it will be hoy. and both mother and child will get along very nicely. No reason for you to continue worry ing.
 Mrs. s. N. B. A page out Of re- ceipt book of mine has been torn out. Who did this?
 Ans. My calculations are that the bookkeeper of this firm was in- structed to tear out this particular sheet from your payment book. Un. less you contact your attorney and obtain posscsslon of same you will witness great deal of trouble from this evil act.
 Mrs D. q. A. will my husband ever receive 8 larger salary?
 Ans. Your husband can he suc- cessfuI in his present position q he will only be willing to work harder. ' find that the necessary opportunities will Dc presented to him and trust that he takes advan. tage of same.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
Rejects Offer to Sell Part
 of Business

Mfr. IT. F. I. Should accept the proposition which was made to me last week?
 Ans. Because of the fact that your business has increased so much in Che past few months this person thinks that by investing . small amount of money. he will receive in return much more money than he puts into it. You have worked hard t0 build up this business to It's present standard, and I would not advise you t0 share your re. turns with anybody. Refuse the of. fer which thIs person has made to you.
 Mrs. 0. R. A. Please tell me. Mir. Fl Haren, if my husband is going out with other women?
 Ans. My friend, yOu are having niahy evil thoughts iA this direction. Dismiss them # you do not want to cause yourself great trouble in the future. Your husband is truet to you, then you are to him.
 Miss g. W. B. VIII my work con- tinue 90 that can keep my invalid brother with me, or will I have to put him in state institution?
 Ans. You will remain In your present position for quite some time to come. It will not Dc necessary for you to send your brother sway. He will remain in your home.
 N. I. will my health improve soon?
 Ans. A rest is needed very badly at this time. You should make . trip to see some of your close rcla. lives who reside in the country. This will be an. evident place of rss taxation for you.
 Mrs. B. c. N. Will ever realize anything from the investment that I now have?
 Ans. Tn the first place, you should never have invested in this partlcu- Isr subject. Some money will come to you in this direction, however, not as much as you have been told.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-19
KIND SIR:
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND: 7. ~ 5ass atNH Have heard so much about you and your helpful work that would like for you to send me Reading and Answers to my questions know your advice going to help me as much as has my many friends who told me so much about you Kindly send them soon as possible, and thanking you in advance for same le
 Yours faithfully, ,,r VIOLET TOVELL PostoAice Theba
 Barerton District,
 Transvaal, South Africa.