The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1933, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1933. » BYNUFSIS: be orate e* Bee the ete es by an accident that mars ne soma ‘Obild to him, rhe Rousebecper/ as died sudaoniy. 1 b inode iy ake wotac ok Chapter 21 NICHOLAS’ LEGACY lqqpenct 8 down and {wale ying Sheraton was lying at her feet ai the dried grass and m mie eine 2 been she sa! a on of eres eletaction. Nicholas Boyd hed lighting {nis pipe, and eset spent match away. ie! PRT 4 to think,” Georgie went on, “that nothing would ever happen to |me, gnd now everything seems to be all at once.” | “what ig Bagpening Boyd asked, { waar — the acorn from — its little cu; fas phi ey pis. then I — pg om now (tow vore| ! a which are most pereeent (mageipnces” he Georgie misseé 9 sarcasm. “and then I met Clifford,” she went on, “And tomorrow I’m going out with him.” There was a little silence, then Boyd said: “I see; and so that ts why you informed me we could not have our walk tomorrow.” “Yes,” she was busily eng: cracking the little dry acorn. “Mr, Asher wrote to me the day before yesterday.” “You did not tell me.” “No.” Georgie considered th ent “1 didn't think you would like Mt : Send age a 0 Q you’ Tot heey,” Geer ia. E% Bot same, but not no mach little more is not very wel- ‘as 8 a a little.” = matter of tact ite 9 “=| CHICAGO DOWNS 4 321d With @n effert: * wy it yong all that ned, a8 Wk took off his - pe his hatr back with a weary gesture. “It isn’t money, Georgte,” he said half sullenly. “I mean, it isn’t the money I waut, I've got enough to keep myself in comfort for as long ‘as I live. It’s the fact of being no- bedy, of having fallen ont of ‘ater as it were, pip eee ean nd stand and The ie” hoe Georgie’s fingers ant buried ttselt again in the dry grass. Pla then you'll go back to rica, and t shall nager aia except on the time” Ne iteec deep breat s “Well, I hope S'wm be: @ su if you want it to, and { Rope it won't hurt you.” His lips twisted into a “And tg that all xon've got to tel) me?” Georgie said, after a moment, A ee ae he put i into words. ‘aly wife 19 goming to wag still lookin; ae a ral gi meh tha morale she SPieaarayps ne vole. on chet eke ide went to Lon: Pliny and w ried eae at it was to brin img vagotugr asain, “A’. shall you take her to Ger. ny with you?” sha asked stifiy, eh I ghall be gone before she ae you ses j it toaee her?” The waa out Batons tac mal i a pot dn $ 80 want to hear the rest?” “well, hon so ghee She caught her breath, “When GIANTS; PHILS WIN FROM REDS NEW YORK TEAM NOW ONLY HALF GAME AHEAD OF ST. LOUIS CARDS; PIRATES DE- FEAT BOSTON BRAVES (Special to ‘Phe Citizen) NEW YORK, June 21.—The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants, 6 te 3, as the result of the Cubs steady hitting against the pitching of Herman Bell and Glenn Spencer. * The St. Louis Cardinals crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers in an im- pressive hitting display as they climbed a game closer to the league-leading Giants. The score was 15 to 4. The Pittsburgh Pirates whipped the Braves and hammered Tom Zachary so hard in the third in- ning that their right-hander, Bill Swift, was able to coast along for @ 6-2 victory. Thé New York Yankees wallop- ed the Chisox with their big guhs. The ‘triumph resulted after nearly three hours of hard labor under a sun that registered 114 degrees on a thermometer on the field. The victory. increased the Yanks’ lead over the Ae shington ¢lub to a full game, e Ruth knocked out his fifteenth homer of a season. The Philadelphi: lly in this game read 9-4. Re Red Sox licked the Indians and the Phil. lies took both games of a twin billefrom= Cinginnati, making it three straight } wins over the Reds. The summaries: + American League Bo x xe 4] R. H. E. ier Bb Y Detroit ~414 2 Batteries: Freitas and Coch- Fangs Hoceett. Bridges, Sorrell and Hayw At Chicago New York Chicago .. ja tterie: R. H. E. 41515 1 811 5 Allen, Ruffing and tid Wyatt, Jones, Gaston, séy, Faber and Grube. At Eleveland ston -714 1 Cleveland 518 2) 5 essai pally i Kline and joock | pnally, Bean, ‘alg- head % ‘Banas No others scheduled. National Le one First Game At Philadelphia R. H. E.} Cincinna’ -4 8 2) Philadelphi . 716 2) Batterie: mton and Lombardi; Pisce and Davis. Second At Philadelphia Cincinnati - Philadelphia 716 0 Watteries: Derringer, Frey.) juinn and Hemsley; Collins and Uari® R, H. 310 2 At New. York Chicago . .. Grimes and Haytptis Bell, Bell ‘Spencer, Hubbell! and Mancuso. _At Boston THE KEY WEST CITIZEN (MIAMI NET TEAM | TO PERFORM HERE A tennis match with the Tele. phone Co., of Miami, a well known net team, has been scheduled here; for July 4 with a team which will represent the city of Key West. According to present plans, three doubles will be played in the morning and six singles in the afternoon, giving each player a single anda double match. There ‘will be:a return match played in Miami. The Key West team is composed of Peter Varela, No. 1 man; A. Gomez, No. 2; I. Carbonell, No. E. England, No. 4; C. Sawyer, No. 5, and F. Carbonell, No. 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Detroit, two games. New York at St. Louis. Washington gt Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston, es. ‘incinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn. two The manager of the concession booth in Fox Film’s “State Fair” was a difficult role. But it was handled with such natural ability by Victor Jory that it won high praise from audiences everywhere. His success in that part led Fox executives to cast him in a fea- ture role in “Trick for Trick,” a mystery thriller with a back- ground of magic and modern methods of the black art, show- ing tonight gt the Strand Theater. Jory plays the part of La Tour, a@ magician, and partner of Azrah, another magician, played by Ralph Morgan. Others in the cast in- clude Clifford Jones, Sally Blane, Dorothy Appleby, Boothe Howard and William Robertson. Hamilton MacFadden directed. Jory is the suave, sophisticated type of player, and it is expected that his role in “‘Tri¢k ‘for Trick” will place him near the top of Hollywood’s long ladder of suc- cess. He was born in Dawson City, | Alaska, and received his early ed- }ueation in that part of the- frozen North. He had early ambitions to become an actor and made fre- quent excursions from the school Toeom to play roles in steck, his firs part being with a company in Vanconve! =p ooees TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS. eee seeaere ~ Daniel Carter Beard, Boy Scout leader, artist, and naturalist, born pat author in Cinein- i nati, 83 years ago. Edith M. Patterson, of Ohio, lecturer ind school edugator, born in Greene Co., Ohio, 50 years ago. Daisy M. Stavens, of Mississip- pi, woman leader, born at Raleigh, Miss., 58 years ago. ann Hogan, “At Rrockiys = R. H. E. 15.17 2 -411 Arthur C. Dorrance, president of the Campbell Soup Co.; born at Bristol, Pa., 40 years ago. Prof. Reinhold Niebuhr, of the peers the way it Tt stilt ached though, and when she was worried or unhappy a little 2 Union Theological Seminary, New Batteries: Hallahan, Johnson| york, editor of World Tomorrow, and J. Wilson; Mungo, Ryan,| born at Wright City, Ma., 41 years Albert L. Scott, of Boston. a noted mill engineer, born in Cleve- land, 55 years ago. Julian L. Harris, of Georgia, ewspaper editor and publisher, | '?~ born in Savannah, 59 years ago. Sir Joshua Staup, distinguished Pet. British economist, born 53 years 023 | ipsa) “CSRs i TODAY’S HOROSCOPE 525 509} ee 492] Mingled with yesterday's quality -373\ ig a growth of what may be crafty -350/ nature, perhaps capable of decep- tion or very shrewd dealings. It benefits the powers of execution, Pct.j but be careful not to use actual .618| deceit, for this degree does not .603 | show that the public will put any .569|}too much trust in the native at 516|the best. They will seem instinc- 467 | tively_to doubt his honesty and be .455|Suspidibus of his intentions. 424 UNIQUE SENTENCE 361 BAYONNE, N. J.—Mrs. Wile liam Gain of this city complained WABASH, Ind.—Clifford Poor-}to the police that her ihovs of city, paid for his auto| never teok her anywhere, and hej Revie pls with 1,250 Indian} was sentenced to take ‘Coney Island for a holiday. AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— . New Fork . 22 Washington — 23 Cleveland 28 Chicago ... 28 Philadelphi: 27 Detroit 4 7 “I suppose that ts it, yes.” THE ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING IN THE CITIZEN BLDG. eeee seecsscocecossoasosonsczeccoscoes| (tise LEGALS ITED STATES — SERVICE, Port of Key West, Fior- ida, June ‘21, 1933, lee is hereby, Hivad that ins followin deesrlived property was seized on February 8, 1933, at Key West, Florida, for vi lation of Be ppg 2 of the be ‘3 Act of 1 pet ‘Tour! id Car, aagine eT6)34, Model 1936, Registration No. 40443 Manitoba, Canada,. 1932; registered owner’ W, i Binnersley, 468 Home St. Rg: peg, Manitoba, Canada. “All sons claiming the above described property or any interest, therein are hereby notified and admonished to appear and file claim therefor at i ‘Key West, Flor- in twenty daze from the lication of this notice, wine the said automobile, its equipment and appurtenances there- unto belonging, will be forteited to the United States and sold gt pub- lic anetion to the highest bidder in front of the Federal Building, Key West, Florida, on July 14, 1933, at 12 9'@lock noon, in accordance with statutes made ani ie Soret Sidney C. Brown, Collector june 23; jlys “CUSTOMS i fir: IN igatd COURT OF THE COUNTY ZERGE (NOMROE caunsy, In_re’ E&tate of: pilex WILLIAM 4. FAGAN, Deci To all Creditors, Legatecs, Distribu- tees, and all Perso havin Claims or Demands st sal Estate: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required "to present any claims and’ deniands - a which you, or either of you, may have agai the estate of William A. Fagan, he: ceased, late of ‘County of Bidaros, State ef Florida, to the Hon. Hugh Gunn, County Judge of “Monro: County, at his office in the Count: Courthouse in Monroe County, Flor- ida, within twelve months from the date hereof, said’ daté being’ the first publication of wie notice. Dated: May 31st, 1933. Key West, Florida. ALLAN B. CLEARE, ‘a Dkequtor of the Estate of wilt iam A. Fagan, Deceased. re’ nt June 7-14-21-28; July §-12- NOTICE TO CREDITORS we IN COURT OF 7 COUNTY JUDGE, STATE OF FLORA, MONROE conn NTY. In re Estate of NELSON L. POLLARD, Deceased. To All Creditors, Legatees, _D: tributees, and ‘All’ Persons ing Claims or Demands Aga! Said Estate: ‘You and each of you are hereby notified and’ re pire. to present any claims and maya which 78 or either of you ‘ne have Aeainat the estate of Nelson roll late of Union Coma Ney J to the County Cqunty, Florida, at his ofoetiee in the Court House at Key West, Florida, wispin! twelve mogths froui the time of the first Logtly ror of: this noti aid clatma oF demands to’ be sw: to and etait aforesaid, or same will be barred. See Chapt r 11994 Laws of the State ‘lorida es i Cod 1927. Dated = nitty at *. (OCK ae ‘ansbtaey” Aadntfhtetracot “gl & BOWEN, At SHUTT: 3 dun7- iA? ‘jus 12-19 TH SuR OmCUTE may24- 2 cae a aE iss ron t KROR Cc OCuTS, JOSEBH I sr 8 IVORCE EUNICE. FANNIB AS Peo RLAC! bigest OF jaa LICATION It appearing by the sworn bill filed In the above stated cause that Eunice Hannibal, the Defendant therein named, if @ nonresident of the State of Florida and residence ts unknown is over twenty-one it is therefore ordered that aid defendant be and she ie hereby quired to appear to the bill of, complaint filed in said cause on or. before the 26th day of June, A. D., 1933, otherwise the allegations of said bill will be taken as confessed by the said defendant. It is further ordered that this order be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in bn Key West Citizen, a newai Published in said County and ea This 24th day of May, A. D. (SEAL) 08S C.'SAWY Clerk Cireutt Court, Monroe Gantky, a. JOHN G. SAWYER, Solicitor for Complainant. May 24-31; Jun.7-14-21. IN THE CO) +i EDee. Wd wo county. Tne Esteve, Cc. IRVING Wricut, Deceased. To all Seeditors, Legatees, Distriby~ tees, and FR a having ims or as against sald Baave: a h of b: You, and each of eg are. ba x notified and required ped vy claims and demands you, or either of you, against the estate of e Wright, deceased, late’ of Barbara County, in the State of Cal- ifornia, and also having business and temporarily sojourning in County, Florida, to the Hot), jounty Judge of Ceoate at bis office in the County se in Monroe County, Flor- ida, within twelve months from bs 4 date hereof, said dat first publication of t Dated: May ist, 1933. Key West, rigriae, T. WRIGHT, ALFRED W. DONOVAN, Executors of Estate of C. Irving Wright, Docea: By Wm. H. MALONE, Resident Agent. hoe Ag Jupe 7-14-21-28;, July §-12- NOTICE TO CREDITORS m,, ma 5 oO EI og cours. vate at Da. In_re the ¢ of: LOUIS T. PTURAGARSA, Deceased. weak all Creditors, Legateea, tees, and all Li pare ei You, and each of you, are hered: notified and required “to present any claims and ds which or either of you, may have again the estate of Louis’ T. pedlication of this Dated June 16th. AD. 1933. HAZEL BRAG Administratrix C. tate of Lous ceased. Jumi<-25-28; fly5-12-19-26; augs-o) Shed Kmbeiger Fiestte Serge:y ‘w.|the rate of 1c a word for each in- ’ PAGE THRER ITEL ROBERTS— 24 w. Flagler St., Miami, Fla. FREE CAR STORAGE Single Room without Bath. Single Room with Bath CLASSIFIED COLUMN anogeeegoogonoege Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may haye their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give their street address as well as i phone number if they, sults, With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. A New Mopet _ GENERAL ELECTRIC: FOR, BERT FULL FAMILY SIZE: 7 CU. ET. STORAGE capacity FURNISHED HOUSE with all modern conveniences; $15 month. 1116 Grinnell street. junel-tf FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, containing 12 rooms, on lot 50x198 feet, in select section of city, 1807 Whitehead street, op- posite beautiful Coral Park, and facing the sea. Garage in rear. Rent $50 monthly, Apply to L. P. Artman, 1309. Whitehead street or The Citizen Office. FOR SALE e BLANK SALES Betis sl able for every business. In! duplicate with carbon paper. Only 5c each. The Artman Prem, Citizen Building. Phone junl4-tf of OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. Five bundles 5c, containing 100 old papers. The Citizen Office. mayl-tf RADIO REPAIRING RADIO REPAIRING. We repair all makes. Guaranteed service, 4. L. 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Oe var vet 8 oh to $1.50 SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & White and Eliza Streets “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” ZZ. per M. 1x4 FLOORING, No. 3 Common, still Special lot Sherwin Williams Out- side House Paint, regular $3.50, to go at $1.00. Paint, ‘tbixen's), regular $325, to go at $1.00. House Paint, white and colors, at $1.50. Sherwin Williams Outside House Paint, white, $2.55; colors, $2.50. Lawn Rakes, $1.00. Bamboo Lawn Rakes, 40c. a ve 4c yard. Phone 598 GIE DOOR ID IL IIR OIE ILOILIRI SSL I ESE GSS, CHADD OLLII BIL M,