The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 8, 1932, Page 3

“ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1982. ‘ : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREE 0 ROS eceeccccvcccdosveccovevcvecececcocoosooeoee Steve Steps Out SA RTA ANRC oo Popa ARMY HE 1 SYNOPSIS: With @ melodra- ‘matio . Santa’s hus ra now Santa must e: go ggg Sgt “Ser ‘noi now to do 4. ' chapter 4 SANTA’S NEW PROBLEM ‘De Garling, do look where, : we ate?” She hurled herself! ‘Seainst him. . “Darling! That sounds more Jond.” He turned to follow her pointing. “The Bronx Zoo. What wt itt” “4 afdre to visit it, Never Yiave.” Catching tho spirit of her excite- ment, he tapped on the pane. Jump- {ng out, he settled the fare, then felped her to alight. As they; Walked toward the entrance, he ‘icked her arm through tis posses. ‘ively. “I must hand it to you, Santa, When yolir little think-box works, tt ‘works quickly.” * Close to the gates, she felt sate to reveal her mind. “Beat it, Shake a-leg,” “I'm not your wife. “When I Was, you were as crooked as a dog’s hind “Wes. Fou alill ata,” - Carel ‘Withdrawing her arnr swiftly, she ‘from him. Realizing thot he was following, she sought refuge with a traffic cop. ‘Avémpt Aumver One. siie mie, try egain later. : : Over dinner dhe tacliéd him frei, perth i it you | said © e'd cbiiie to the td took it ail Back.” hb dns! into his plate. “{ know you-@id. But I've been thinking; our toming to the roks- roads was all my doing. I've mete fi idiot of myself over Dicky, There are people Ro rotten, like clothes and leaky ‘boats, that you can’t patch them.” “No one can be wise for another person.” #6 lodked tip. “I‘tried to wike for you; you tfied to be Wise for Ditky.” “I’m the one Who's bungled,” she thirtist in eagerly, “You've ‘been perfect.” “No. compliments,” he checked her, “Crossrodds, where you and 1 | are concerned, ate fantastic. Most of this ‘Dicky business was an inci- dent which we exaggerated. All the same—” He paused. “Am I dis tressing you?” She mustered a smile. “Not a bit,” “Very well, then, 1 consider that your cotauct’s been fine.” Sho blinked atid gasped. “How do yon thaire that out?” “Dicky once @tobd in the same re the officer cémmaitited. lation to you that-ido. It would ave been easy for yon ito hhve wiped:tiim fromthe slate. Yoy.’ were too.loyal.” “But Clive,” she protested to pre- vent him trom heaping more coals of fire, “I don’t think 1 have beon loyal, Through sheer cussedness \ BIS SRuLenee | DEVORE ; SCoeeO nolee OamesS ~ GEEOND TOUCHDOWN IS THe Aeny Game J. ~ OF DIAMONDBALL | TowORROW NcHT “ 1 to BE PLAYED BETWEEN| FLORIDA AND PICKED TEAM; LAST GAME. UNTIL} SERIES STARTS i i pear eenctitay } For sweet charity’s sake, the S. S.. Florida and a picked team of the best players in the city, will play a game of diamondball to- morrow night at Bayview Park. It} will be the last game until oop league games, start, next February. $F he expense will be borne en- tirely by the management of the Florida club, so 100% goes to} charity. Next Monday the Fiorida pro-| the girl pees , by Jatia Cleft-Addome . Fos etnsgh the his wealth to mike Mark Lodely a more feb eat oe of trying. tating ser ad probe care in & mire favorable position; Farrell get peony his fival’s ‘chances, ees = Key West Firms Tom Should Know - The Following Are decasueiil THOMPSON'S MARINE CURIO 824 Margaret Street Here you tan find XMAS GIFTS that teally please your friends. LOBSTER or ‘CRAB DINNER will be much hore Geliciéas if it is baked and seFved in Sur GIANT SCAL- LOP wr HEART SEA SHELLS. FISH PAUL DEMERITT & BROS. 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I’ve let you down.” The story of this strange courtship and its amazing —— told in serial form by the.author ‘of “You-Can't: Marry.” ‘ Beginning Monday, December a ae OCERIE Dicky’s pearl-grey spats and shiny cane With infinite disgust. “Beat it, Shake a leg.” Dicky raised his hat to his former “So long, darling. I'l) visit the monkey-house. Studying ite in- mates may teach me something more about you.” “Ill run him in, if you say #0,” the officer suggested. ‘Tears of gratitude fiooded * > eyes. ‘ “I can’t let you. There are rea- sons.” “The big hunk of cheese!” Her / »protector ecowled after the leisureiy retreating figure. His gaze returned to her. “You shouldn't look 80 » Sweet, girlie. It isn’t all his fault.” Santa's problem, as she journeyed homeward, was how much sae could tell Clive without prejudicing herself. She planned an expurgated edition of her imprompta Kidnap At the vw. start she was stumped, The truth was too in eredible—that she had stepped into the one taxi in New York in which the man whom she ought to avoid was seated. Arrived back at the apartment she strove to compose hefself anil ‘was still undecided as to how much to divulge, when she heard the door myself into panics. I've fimagined treacheries, He's gone forever now, haces Beiita; thkt's Why Iocan tel Wiis ihe eaderting that Dicky haa gone —. in order to force her to confirm it: “1 visited the Zoo today,” dhe tal. tered. “So you've mentioned.” Rising he came behind her. “Santa, for- give me my euipicioné, I love you. Your first titeriage Was & blessing in disgrtise; Its taught the to trust You." “Always trust mb,” she reactied tap, “even though the proofs whottld be agatnat me.” Later, coffee, when he quee- Mohed her about her day, she turnea him aside. “It's 80 long since we were free from an intruder. Lét’s talk about that house in the country.” “fa love & house in the country,” | Clive took her up seriously, “but for the moment it's impossible.” “I'll pay halt for the house,” sie | | | Vatican. volunteered. “That's dear of you, But I'd much prefer that we start by replac- ing every stick of furnttare, bit by bit, that dates from your first mar riage.’ “As you like.” Her face was crest- fallen. jida team bite ‘the dust, swallow Président Pittman is in charge j of the challenged and he expressed | himself as coffident that his selec- tion will make the Champion ‘Flor- salt Water or sumpih’. Ubieta, of the Relief, who is| reputed to be the best diamondball } twirler, after A. Lunn, of the! Florida. Many believe him his; equable, some his superior. So aj hot pitchers’ battle is sure to en-| sue. 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The pre- i tence that he and she were begin- ae Ug ya es met | Robert Hughes of this city and! intolerable. If he were to find out! She lay awake speculating and NEWBURGH, N. Y.—A broke into the greenhouse of Mrs. | Stole her century plant, which will | not bloom for 78 years. WASTED TIME | thief | ‘When you give your family a telephorie, you run errands anywhere, shy tine, PORTER-ALLEN COMPANY —THE—— ARTMAN PRESS PHONE 51 scheming. How was she to hanille ag gg zoo of ait| Dicky if he again approached her? | 1 “I've been to the MEDICAL Dr. L. Soto Fernandez 825 EATON STREET Key West, Florida (Copyright 1932-1982, Conitiriby Dimwioa) LEGALS “You're nothing but a kid.” He . oopronl = cheek, “T'll run away “en takes se sia abet eres To the holders of gage Five Per cent } Bonds of the Key jCompany. 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