The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 16, 1933, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ' PAGE THREE IT, and these he supervised personal- Talbot, Grant Mitchell, Warren Hymer, Louis Calhern, Edward ae PPTTTTTTi Titi Li PIRATES DEFEAT ICUBAN BASEBALL The White Cockatoo MeNamara and Sheila Terry. The sereen play was written ‘by ly. STRAND THEATER He’ was unable to go to Holly- ee ea | wood with the company, however, by Mignon G. Eberhart BYNOPSI3: aster the unezpect- a ‘he ie m Bouthers Proncewhere Chapter 38 THE VANISHED BLOT ELL—” It was Madame Grethe entering from the lounge. Her green gown caught highlights in its curves, and the white cockatoo clung to her shoulder, looking Inquisitive- ly from one to the other of us. “Well,” she said again. “Will the police now permit you to leave?” She heard of their refusal with a face that did not alter a shade in its suayely amiable lines. Watching her, {t was difficult to belleve—as 1 certainly had believed, watching her husband's reception of the news— that that refusal affected any plan they might have made. ‘Hither it had not, or she was a better actor than her husband, Per- haps the look of secret reflection in her catiike eyes deepened, but her thing that had nothing to do with Francis Tally’s signature. There were three names on it: my own, David Lorn’s, and Francie Tally’s. It was exactly the same as it had been when I looked at it, last, which was-on the occasion of David Lorn’s arrival—exactly. the same | except, of course, for the additién | of Francis Tally’s name, ‘Yet it was not as it had been when I signed it at the top of the page. Something tugged and pulled at my memory a second and then made itself definite, so definite that 1 won- dered that I had not seen the dis- crepancy immediately upon my look- ing at the page at the time of Lorn’s arrival, It was simple, trividl, And yet by reason of its very.triviality must be somehow important. ‘There wasn’t an ink blot. PHILS AND HELP LEAGUE'S LEAD |PHILADELPHIA AGGREGA. TION SHUT OUT CLEVE- LAND PLAYERS; INDIANS) RETAIN LEAD, HOWEVER (Special to The Citizen) | NEW YORK, May 16.—The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the} Phillies by a score of 5 to 4, there- by helping their league lead. Lind-} strom clouted a three-bagger with! beses loaded. The triumph gave the Pirates a half-game advantage | over the Giants, who were idle. | The Philjdelphia Athletics shut j out the Cleveland, 1-0, although: }the Gleveland outfit retained its} lead in the American league race. } The Athletics got only four hits TEAM TO ARRIVE Warden ‘Lewis E. Lawes, of 1 | Sing Sing prison, New York, act- HERE TOMORROW AGGREGATION PROPOSES TO REMAIN IN KEY WEST UN-| TIL THURSDAY; ENROUTE| TO NEW YORK FOR GAMES| AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. { Boston at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St Louis. CLASSIFIED COLUMN The'club ison a basnatorming| Comet ene rene tour, which will keep them away! Advertisements under this head until October: when they will re- ; will be inserted in The Citizen at turn to Havana via Key West, the rate of le @ word for each in- The auto cars used by.the base-|sertion, but the minimum for the The Cuban Stars, baseball ag- gregation of Havana, will arrive! in Key West on Wednesday after- noon, remaining here until Thurs-! day morning when they will leave over the highway enroute to New! York where the team will play two games on Saturday. And there had been qn ink blot | (+ wijji, Hudlin as compared to: ball contingent are stored in Key first insertion in every instance is on that page when I signed my own name, under the cockatoo’s sus picious eye, the very evening of my arrival in that ill-omened hotel. there was*no ink blot. Yet there were no signs whatever of erasure; the page was smooth and glazed. And there. was my own name in my own writing. They were talking béhind me, but 1 did not hear what they were say- ing. her eyes | tion I jeaned nearer the-book, and, -| i : & ‘4 : i i in 4 £ A & 3 Af Bt 5 i E ! 5 and her mother—while Francis and Lorn, equally non-committal in ex- ; i é L & : all iy HE eEee ad ies ut i HF FF : 5 : tii Hi -F i He | s H i le | luckily, caught a highlight from the’ window near by on the glimmering g 5 Tae ett 8 i to Tally, “Your home’s in the South, then,” as {f ['a been only guilty of idle curiosity. ‘There was no way to know, how- ever, whether my amall ruse suo eeeded with Lovechiem or not. His eyes atill followed me when | left the lobby, and as I started upstairs T glanced back from the landing | and saw him bending over the reg- ister, (Copyright, 1933, Mignon G. Bberhart) ae i ‘Sue tells the story of the token’s disappearance, tomorrow. carried at the local Firestone deal- er, Paul’s Tire Shop, at the cor- jner of Fleming and Grinnel | streets, Because of the savings which the Indians’ eight blows off Cain. | The Mackmen bunched two of their hits, scoring only the run of ; the game. { * There were no game, scheduled. others West each year while they are in- | 25e. active. The team is made up of; Payment for classified adver- the following members: \tisements is invariably in advance, Jose Maria Fernandez, Candido | but regular advertisers with ledger, Lopez, Jose Perez, Alejandrojaccounts may have their advertise- |Oms, Pedro Arango, Lazaro Sala-,;ments charged. ;zar, Francisco Correa, Miguel ' Solis, Salvador Mansipp, Raul Al- {varez, Rodolfo Fernandez, Helio- The summaries: American League . HE. Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- |ea as technical advisor of the First National picture, “Twenty Thou- sand Years in Sing Sing,” which is showing tonight at the Strand Theater. : Waren Lawes, who is the au- ; thor of the sensational book from} side of prison life, which the script was made, su- pervised the script' in the first place to make sure it was an accurate and authoritative picture of pris- on conditions, Many of the scenes but throughout the course of pro- duction the studio was in daily communication with him by long distance, asking his advise on teeh- nical matters. From a distance of 3,500 miles he was virtually in touch with production work every minute of the time. The picture is a highly melo- dramatic portrayal of the human. and blends thrills, pathos and romanee. It features Spencer Tracy, famous for his portrayal of prison charac- ters. He is supported by an un- usually strong cast which includes | | e@eee| were “shot” at. the prison itself} Bette Davis, Arthur Bryon, Lyle Wilsno Mizner and Brown Holmes and adapted by Courtney Terrett and Robert Lord. It was directed by Michael Curtiz. : NOTICE Any merchandise bought or par- chased for the account of the Pi- rates’ Cove Fishing Camp will not be paid for unless they are pur-’ chased on written order from the owner, executors or their legal representatives. E. F. WRIGHT, may12-6t Owner. <a Subscribe for The Citizen, Firestone PRICES ARE NO HIGHER Than Standard or Special Brand Tires \ But QUALITY Is HIGHER and At Philadelphia Cleveland Philadelphi Batteries: Cain and Cochrane, R 0 1 Washington-Chicago, not’ sched-| uled. ae Bor uled. Boston-Detroit, not scheduled. National League R. H. Et At Pittsburgh t Philadelphia - -411 4 Pittsburgh - 5 11 OF > Batteries: Elliott, Collins . andj Davis; Meine and Padden. - Chicago-Cincinnati, played Sun-! day. | St, Louis-Boston, not scheduled. | , Brooklyn-New York,.not sched-; led. { P. VARELA WINS TENNIS FINALS. t Peter Varela. won ‘the ‘firals in} the tennis match played Sunday ‘afternoon at Bayview Park, elim-j « imating A. L, Gomez. The scores during the playing were as follows: 7-5, 3-6, 2-6, 7-5 and 8-6. New York-St. Louis, not sched-} sults. With each classified advertise- {ment The Citizen will give free an | Autostrop Razor Outfit, Ask for it, : doro Diaz, Manuel Garcia, Ysidro FOR RENT {FOR RENT—Furnishes apart- ments, $15.00 to $25.00 per month, Trevor and Mortis, op- AMERICAN LEAGUE posite new Post Office, Club. W. L. 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