The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 11, 1933, Page 4

_. Chapter 43 COLIN’S FEINT T’S fine, Buck,” he said gratefully. “I'll be as good as "ever by daylight.” “Sure, you will,” agreed Buck O'Mara. “Do you want me to get and carry you down, or do you can make it your- on my feet,” said Colin with a forced grin. “Leave it to me—I can make it.” said Buck Colin moved forward unsteadily, Yeeling slightly at times, but, sup- ported by Buck O'Mara, traversed the hall and desconded the stairs. _ And here, as they crossed the lower “Shut up!” retorted Buck O’Mara curtly. “Strut your stuff, and let’s have a look at the arm.” The woman, evidently on the point of making a sharp rejoinder, but con- tenting herself with a scowl instead, produced a pair of scissors, cut away the old bandage, and washed the wound. Colin lay back with half- closed eyes. “No; it ain’t so bad,” pronounced Buck O'Mara judicially. “It’s the blood you've lost, Clarkie. You'll be okay after a few hours’ quist and a bit of sleep. He’s going to park here for the rest of the night, Mrs. Barney.” “If you say so!” grunted Mrs. Barney as she began to put on a fresh bandage. “That's your busi- ness!” Colin heard a door close at the rear. That was Barney, of course, leaving on his errand to Spinelli. Buck O'Mara swung on his heel. “I'll get that telephone call through,” be said, and left the room Colin heard him go into the to bacco sliop—obviously to the tele phone booth there, “Some day, sonny,” prophesied Mrs. Barney acidly, “a bandage ain't going to do you any good!” “You said it, mother!” Colin re- turned with a thin smile. Mrs. Barney gathered up thy basin Colin fumbled with the bandage. the parlor, Buck turned on the light, r old woman to bring ‘and some cloths.” ik O'Mara's help Colin and discarded bandage, and went out—but came back in a moment or two with a quilt. “Here!” she said ungraciously— and departed again. UCK O'MARA returned from the telephone booth. “How you feeling?” he jerked out. Colin raised himself on his good elbow. “Fine!” he declared. “It's like you . | said, Buck, A bit of sleep and keep alist rubbed his eyes ‘At Colin, Lunn!” he exclaimed. the matter doesn’t mat- | O'Mara rapped out matters is that you then, get your clothes on, ike this over to his joint on the ain't let you in, so I'll telephone iim to meet you outside. Don’t give Mt to anybody but Spinelli himself. land whon you got back here report jto me, I'N be up in Number one jfoom, Beat it—quick!” pUCK O'MARA lighted a clgaretta Colin began to fumble with the bandage on his arm. “Botter let it alone, Clarkie,” ad- jvised Buck O'Mara with a short }laugh. “Here's your nurse.” » Colin looked: up. A tall, angular /Woman of perhaps sixty. clad in a }mot overly clean kimono and carry- {ing @ basin in her hand. was ad- {waneing toward him. Not allur: /ing face—wrinkled, bard blac” eyes, thin tight Nps. He saw her glance at ‘bis arm, then she slapped the ‘Dasin down on the table and turned ,to Buck O'Mara. “1 wish you'd take your dirty work ‘where it belongs, Buck O'Mara!” “phe sald tartly. “This ain't any hos- ;Bital, and [ain't any nurse!” NEW ARRIVAL AT E. ed Mr, and Mrs. Follen Curry, of ‘Tania, announce the birth of a @aughter, Joyce Allen. the event happening Sunday, August 27. Mr Ad is @ former resident of Key. West, son of Mrs, James brother of Mrs. Shirley} Gogk.and Mrs. Carrol! Bethe! ing quiet for a few hours is all | need.” “Go to it, then! Clarkie.” “Good-night, Buck—and thanks again,” Colin responded fervently. Buck O'Mara switched off the light and went out, leaving the door Good-night, open. Colin listened. He could hear the other going up the stairs, and then the closing of Buck O'Mara’s door in the hall above. O'Mara would not leave there until Barney came back and reported; nor would it be safe for him, Colin, to make a move until then, And then what? When that time came? He did not know. But he was satisfied In his own mind that Buck O'Mara would in some way or other communicate with the Mask to night; indeed, so much that was vital had happened, that such a move on O'Mara’s part was all but a practical certainty. Would it be here? Buck O'Mara had intimated that he expected Heimie Schwarm. Was the Mask coming too? Was there to be a con- ference of the three of them? If so, it was nut scheduled until later, else Buck O'Mara would never have told Barney to com to his room and report. Or would Buck O'Mara go out again to keep a rendezvous or communicate from elsewhere, O'Mara might never have come here at all tonight except on Spinel W's account. But ff that were so, why {| should he have expected Heimie Schwarm? Questions hammering at his brain. Contradictions. (Copyright, 2933. Frenk L. Packard) Colin makes a scouting trip, te- morrow, CARD OF THANKS Words cannot express my ap- preciation to my friends and neigh-} jbors for their many acts of kind- mess and sympathy shown me at! the time ef the death of my belov- ed husband, William Scheurer. I alse wish to thank those who con- tributed the use of their cars, the donors of the beautiful floral of-/ ferings and cards of sympathy. MRS. ALICE SCHEURER, [ sept? t-1tx THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 0000000000000 0008900000000008000808808008800088 SOCIETY Harris School P. T. A. To Hold Meeting Wednesday | | The first regular meeting of the Harris School Parent-Teacher A'ssociation of the new school term will be held - Wednesday, September 13, at 3 p. m. There will be a short program trendered under the direction of Mrs, Chas. H. Ketchum, while the} The members meeting will be presided over by| ization, Mrs\ Eurique Henriquez, president! of the organization. All parents are requested to be in attendance and meet the teachers with a view of obtaining further ® cooperation pertaining to the needs pupils. of the| of this @gan-! it is stated, will put forth even greater efforts during the {school term just beginning in the At this meeting, plans for| interest of the many future activities in connection} tending the institution, with vari-| with the school year, will be dis-;ous activities to be carried on cussed, with committees appointed | looking to the welfare of all af. filiated with the jization, pupils at- to carry on certain work outlined school by the association, organ- Memorial Church Relea: Will Hold Entertainment The Ley Memorial church so- ciety will entertain with a Sock Social tomorrow evening at 8:00 o'clock, Refreshments will be served with the following program to be rendered: Reading—Miss Gladys Russell. | Piano solo—Miss Katherine Knowles. Reading—Miss Elizabeth Ros- am. Piano solo—Miss Susan La Kin. Solo—Mrs, Henry Archer, Reading—Mrs, Thomas Curry. Solo—Mrs. Florial Michael. Reading—Miss Edith Russell, Mandolyn solo—Miss Florence Torres. Piano solo—Miss Alice Jenks. Reading—Mrs. Alice Curry. Solo—Miss Alce Curry. Piangy, selection—Miss ; Kemp. Reading—Miss Dela May Curry.! Solo—Miss Mary Curry. An enjoyable evening’s enter- tainment is promised to all who at- tend. Cleo! over the highway last night, ac- ;companied by Bascom L. Jr., and Grooms Family Retarn To City ltheir daughter, Miss Rosalind. Miss Rosalind was spending a Bascom L. Grooms, president week in Miami with Mr. and Mrs. of the Key West Electric com- W. H. Pressley, and joined her pany, and Mrs, Grooms, who were parents and brother for the re- in Miami for a few days returned turn trip. PERSONAL MENTION Frank Jolly, who has been spending some time in Jackson- ville, returned over the highway Saturday night. B. A. Papy, prominent business man, who was on a short visit to Miami, returned yesterday. Mrs. C, C. Brown left yester- day for Miami to join Mr. Brown, ordnance mechanic, U, S. A., who is on a business visit to different points on the East Coast. Mrs. Rica Peacon and Mrs. A. E. Sharpley, who were spending several weeks in Miami, were re- turning passengers over the East Coast yesterday. } Mrs. Maudie Johnson, Harry Cash, who was spending!|ter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank John-! three weeks with his mother in}son, left yesterday for Talla-! Miami, returned on the Havana!hassee where she will, enter. the Special yesterday. {State College for Women. daugh- Miss Mildred Olsen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Olsen, who was spending a short vacation in Miami with relatives, returned yesterday. Rev. J. G. Stradley left over the! East Coast yesterday for Miami where he will attend the district! meeting of ministers of the Meth- jodist church to be presided over by Presiding Elder 0. E. Rice. James Curry was an arrival | over the East Coast yesterday for| a visit with relatives and friends|i in Key West. J. A, Duane, who was spend- ing the week-end with his family, left yesterday afternoon for Long 4 Key, Frank Roberts was a passen-! ger on the Flo: Saturday re-| Mrs. Bessie Egan, who was turning from a visit of one week!spending a vacation in the states in Havana. with relatives, returned on the Ha- vana Special yesterday and today Richard Curry, son of Mr. and) took up her duties as teacher in Mrs. R. B. Curry, who was in Mi-/ the Key®)West High School. ami for the week-end, returned) yesterday, | Miss Rolina Curry, who was spending several weeks in Tampa Mrs. Walter McCook and son with her brother-in-law and sister, who was spending a vacation in’ Mr, and Mrs. Cuba with relatives, were return-|turned over the East Coast yes- jing passengers on the Florida terday. Saturday afternoon, oe | | Miss Conchita Aramenteros, Mrs. Fremont Curry and two} student at the Convent of Mary children who were in Miami for; Immaculate, who was spending several weeks, returned over the! the summer vacation at her home! highway Saturday afternoon. ‘in Cuba, returned Saturday after- } | noon on the Florida, Mrs, Harriet Hjort, who was! - |spending a while with relatives in} Mrs. Hattie Saunders and two {Miami returned over the highway, children, who have been in New| Saturday evening. | Jersey for the past year. came in jover the highway Saturday after- | Santiago Perez and Mrs. Frank} noon, | Pinedo, who were here to attend — |the funeral of Mrs. Amparo; Mrs. Earl Baumgardt, daugh- Galindo, Saturday, left yester- | ter. Betty Ann, son, George Earl, day for Miami. {and mother, Mrs. Clara Lewis, | jarrived over the highway Satu } Charles Albury left yesterday'day night for a stay of several jafternoon for Matecumbe where | weeks with relatives. jhe will, this morning, take charge | jor. the public school for the en-| isuing term. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Appel- i Mrs. W. F. Maloney left yes-|the states and visited the | terday afternoon over the East‘tugy of Progress Exposition in Coas tfor Miami where she will be | Chicago, returned over the high- the guest of her sister and|way last night. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Les-; Hie Curry. | j the peace, who was Mrs. R. Lawrence and son. J.‘ for a short stay with relat ves and; ic. Lawrence, whe were spending! friends, returned Saturday after- a few days as guests of Mr. and noon. Mrs. P. M. Crews, left yesterday} {for their home in Miami, accom- fpanied by Mrs. Lawrence’s|liam R. Warren, Jr., jfather, B. E. Roberts. sons of Dr. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1933. SS NOTICE ”” |APPELROUTH AND | .| BRIDE RETURN TO | CTY YESTERDAY The Registration books of the reity of Key West will be open at the City Hall from September 15 ‘to October 28, 1933, daily, Sun- day excepted, from 9:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. and 2:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M. for the purpose of reg- istering electors for the coming Melancholia and even certain forms of bad temper can be.cured it is claimed by a new serum dis- covered by Professor W. Haus- mann, of Vienna, according to a recent publication of the Psychia- tric Clinic of the Vienna Univer- sity. More than 120 tons of green garden produce are sold daily to supply the people of Toledo, O. “| agara Falls, Canada, Charles Curry, re-{ George Allen Warren and Wil and Mrs, William R. Warren, whe! | VISITED CENTURY OF PRO-| election to be held on November GRESS EXPOSITION; MAKES}14, 1933. | PURCHASES OF | STOCK FOR STORE HERE in matters; ; Mr. and Mrs. J, ‘been touring the states and Can- Appelrouth,} who, for the past six weeks, have} LARGE}. sept9-6t City.of Key West, Florida. Supervisor of Registration, ayeee Be 53 haa | gSubseribe for The Citizen—20e | POLITICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Secccccccsssecoseeesesse For Captain of Police EVERETT R, RIVAS E. C. GOMEZ, y Fa ada, returned over the highway | gquseeeeeeeemeemees | yesterday afternoon and report having had a very enjoyable trip. | They first visited the Century |of Progress Exposition in Chica; and then spent some time in Ni- east. ; Combining business with pleas- | ure, Mr. Appelrouth, while in New of Fall stock for Fashion. chandise will give ladies, misses isfy their desires in the way of stylish clothing, he states. The new stock embraces every !known fancy obtainable in ready- to-wear, shoes, dresses, overcoats and underwear which are.the gos- sip of the fashion world. Patterns |are new and different colors subtly changed. While in New York, Mr.. Appel- routh arranged to place in. stock the Miller shoe for ladies, which, he states, is one of the outstand- ing brands of shoes on the market. The new shoes represent the clev- erest phase in the bottier’s art, re- marked Mr. Appelrouth. at the Store of Fashion this week and exhibited in the window, Mr. Appelrouth invites the entire fem- inine population to visit his store this week and inspect the new showings. j were spending their vacation with their parents left Saturday after- noon, George Allen going to Gainesville to resume his studies at the University of Florida and William R. to Culver, Indiana, to take up his courses at the univer- sity of the same name. Miss Lalulina Contreras was a returning passenger over the East New York]- and other cities of the north and} ; York, purchased a complete line}? the Store of|- He is well pleased with}* {his pucchases and this new mer-|” and children an opportunity to sat- |. This new stock will be displayed Coast yesterday from Miami where] . she was spending a while with her sister, Miss Claribel Contreras, Mrs. Ernest Roberts, daughter jof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Velasco, jwho was spending a while in Key| ; West as the guest of relatives and!¥ Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Cook, left Saturday afternoon for the home in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Roberts and Mrs. Lionel Plummer, formed party leaving over the highway this morning for a visit to Miami, Miami Beach and other points in the state. Miss Goldie Lewinsky, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Léewin- sky, left yesterday for Talla- hassee to resume her studies at the Florida State College. for Women, after spending the -sum- mer vacation with her «parents, | Mrs. E. J, Borden, who for a number of years was a resident of Key West, is here for a few days as the guest of Mrs. John Manegold, at the home on New- jton street. “ Mrs. Isabelle Diaz and Mrs. L. Vildostegui, who were in Miami for a few days as guests of Mrs. Voldostegui’s son, Matias, re- {turned over the East Coast yes- iterday. Attorney William V. Albury was a returning passenger on the |Havana Special yesterday from ! Miami where he went for a brief } visit on business. j George Perpall, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Perpall, _who | was spending a vacation in mi jas guest of his uncle, John Per- jpall, was a returning jover the East Coast yesterday. | Raymond Einhorn, sott’ éf* Mr.| ‘and Mrs. A. Einhorn, who | has jrouth, who have been spending been spending his vacation with! a honeymoon of several week« in, his parents, Cen-|Sume his studies at the University! left yesterday to re- of Florida. Raymond has been jmade counsellor at the college for this week which in university |pariance is “Freshman Week.” Rogelio Gomez, local justice of} Havana; Mencio del "ecvie and wife,| Helen, formerly Helen Costello, were among the prominent passen- jem leaving Friday on the ss 8. Florida for their home in Havana after a stay of several months at summer resorts in the United States (Leaeeerrerrr AIO OMOT OREO TOES, RENEW YOUR FLOORS TTT PI ODOT II PO TE t | { N Nios TTI III IEICE **Vou’re a crook— DO AWAY WITH THOSE OLD WORM EATEN FLOORS AND RE- 1x4 No. 1, Flooring, pine and easy working, per M. A Murderer!” HE was found unconscious; his memory gone, no identification except his mumbling of a name. Claimed by a woman as Jimmy |Riddell, her husband, he spent day after day ia a near coma, 'and then suddenly awakened, only to hear himself called a ‘eriminal, a burglar, a killer—by a total stranger who said she ‘was hi8 wife. It is the opening situation of OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE 1A Serial by Patricia Wentworth NOT a shred of the past was there to guide this man as he walked into the great adventure in which Caroline Leigh was destined to play a major role. It was for both of them a harrow- ing experience, a cruel jest of fate; but from it sprang a love -that bridged the chasm, and set them on the path toward # lifetime of happiness. Starts Monday, September 18 --[N--- PALACE Marion Shillings and Holmes Herbert in SHOP ANGEL Matinee, 5-10c; Night, 10-20 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN AND CEILINGS FLOOR WITH NO. 1 FLOORING clear yellow 1x3 B & Btr. Flooring, $50.00 of floors, 1x4 Ne; 2 Flooring. A cheap and Economical Flooring, per M UPSON WALL BOARD, ARMOR WALL BOARD, Marnot Varnish, best Flo Lac Varnish Stain. Our grade of varnish and stain, plete line of Family Paint, interior white gloss, our best seller, per gallon South Florida Contracting & Engineering Co White and Eliza Streets working of all flooring, per M. $35.00 WALL BOARD per M. pee Moo... VARNISH AND PAINTS FOR INSIDE WORK grade clear per gallon $4.35 best com- gal- $4.35 colors, beat. paint, variety of — gallon per $2.55 Key West, Florida This high grade flooring makes the neatest $50. 00 $50.00 $35.00 Decotint—cold water wall finish, OEE IDIIIIIIIIL Ee OTASEOSIRATOMIIIIII III SS wire. .