The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 6, 1934, Page 3

st ma ith Lamuere his iw martner 1: trumy to, dieak ‘the of Mra Kevius and Tie mail mat han come, there is nu letter from Nore “Chapter 29 DELPHY'’S LETTER AZ BALE.” Delphy came from fe Wouse, fall of new dignity find impirtinee, “1 have a letter heGh an | dove fd'get to bring my readifi’ glasses. Would you-all read it to mc?” Judith nodded. She saw throu; the 4ase.” Delptiy Weldnged to the _ generation which could neither read nor write, but proud of their chi dren's ability, a¥eaited to admit grt own tack. took the Jeter and with the va alain through the door at ier, Fead: “Dear. Mammy-Delphy: 1 guess ‘you don't ‘Suspect'to hear ‘trom me x0 suon—" “Phav'l be trom Lige,” contrib uted Deilphy. . 1 Bee nodded and went on. “But orman ha ne ong ime. Mis- ee tear 4a and and Me wire whi tiled. _ Norivan’s wire ar tip, star. ted. “Delphy. 1 don't know th & Wieht Ws Vea this Tetie Started ‘o suggest she ask one of the’ Boy’ to read ft, then afratd of what it might contaih, went of reading. ete Seung tie Date and Miah os et ea festa Jue 1 tel bi he. dai -devil. ar Iphy False him for Miz Judy steai you way.” es she say that?" famed Del- “ash allays has beer the cuss ip the eden Go on Miz Ae sib, aees 2 oe ned Rent ei ana brick rie and chocia Nor rman he jaugh sone nm ite he feel bet- ter re ‘say where did pois * eer itt sim me and eae he sure “res Eas eis ‘anghae'and ‘now iia eigiity dole i’ sharp, in hee, wi Fas To Judith put, a ment. ‘Sa, jeatouk ‘rahe, omny treasure in Hillenda! Par o-" prompted 4 pitty aan she pu mt eee is gee 7 in* no wake St sin nals July, what do be mean by q ititd Fimérigaie inch Mister Norman marries her. “Mis Dale, is you and Mister Nor man going to gét a dee-vorce?” ~ ft was a personal question and if Delphy tadn't sacrificed her own comfort, th fact everything pértain- ing to ihérself in her geal to take care of her “Miz Dale.” Judith might have resented it. As it was she could understand. “1 hope not. Delphy. 1 don't waht adivorce. You and 1 both know that Mister Norman is the finest man in | world.” “Sure do,” affirmed Delphy, then, | “But, Miss Judy, how come you rua away and leave him ‘thout you don’t want to?” Judith put into words the old wo man would comprehend what had led up to her taking Big Tom’s place | at the dam. ELPHY interrupt said, and proceeded to co: Judith’s wordy explanation into a line. “Big Tom wanted the dam built for good, *n’ Old Lamps-ea: te | wanted it built for evil.” She studied a moment then arose. “Miz Dale, you -gotta stay right here, you ‘n me. We gotta stay right here ’till that dam fs finish, else Old Mister Tom, he'll come sback and’ hant you the resta’ your days. Judith paid little attention to phy the next day and so did not see her in conference with Goodwin, ® young engineer with whom a udith, had gone to colfege, ‘nbr "she. ‘talk to that delighted png man thtil after the mail had gone following. judy, that old servant. of ‘8 card,” ‘he confided that “She had me write to her sige, because she forgot her unting pen.” “She asked you to write.” Juarth | Was alarmed. She not only had'| ‘hoped to know what went into | phy’s letters but to protect herself from ‘word of her personul uffaire getting out Into Big Tom Town. “Yes, She said you weré too busy. 4 thought you'd get a kick out of ‘hearing some of the things she Had ‘me write, For instance, she Bald yor were eating your heart out for Mis ter Norman, but Scared to come ‘home ‘tor fear Bie Tots host would come flong after you ahd shoo You right back. She had me tel! ‘Lige that you took all of your or ders trom this ghost And she though’ you were his mejum.” “Mejum?” questioned Judith, then with a wail “Oh, déar’she meant me ‘dium, can’t you imagine what ‘caté niorsel of gossip that W' after Lige spreads it with Bis usu: elaborations? Anything else?” “Nothing much. She said for him to take good care of Mister Normat and make sure Rosa Williams ‘in| | RADIO REPAIRING. ink?" questioned Judith. “arsenic,” interrupted “Oh, my goodness, I hope Lige doesn’t take her seriously.” r Good win, “that he was helping bait the young would-be engineers in Texas. he helped me.” a he Se cre what Mrs. Dale said. She meant that Miss Mathite mustn't...” she sought word woman would under stand, “mn man d'vorcing tually token f muite’t thibk she's going to mote P& TConpright, 1933, By Juuteh Bowiiehy Tomorrow, soenn nae e UNITED STATES. FAST MAIL ROUTES FUR — Key West for Havana Tuesdays aid Fridays 12:15 “Leave Havana for Key West Wednesday. and Seturdsgs 9:48 A. BM. fears Fog Woe fer Port Tempe Wednesdays and Satur dape 6:20 P. SiRiony Panchen tieeh kd Sateeeeaainn ot Tuhe AP eaen the 3. H. COSTAR, “I see,” she | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SPORTS PETE NEBO GIVEN |RELIEP’S CREW | DECISION INBOUT WITH TONY FALCO SAILORS TAKE BOTH GAMES _ OF DOUBLEHEADER EIGHT THOUSAND FIGHT YESTERDAY FANS WITNESS FIGHT) STAGED “LAST NIGHT iN, PHILADELPHIA | The S.S.. Relief the |2 doubleheader yesterday at ._,, | barracks with “Smoke B; Before a crowd of 8,000 fight pitching. The result faris in Philadéiphia last night, “score of 11-6. Pete Nebo, of Key West, won thie | Gates ted 2d Anturch “smdke” on decisién over Tony Falco. this delivery that the famous home The battle went the full 10 run slugger, Buddie Jones the rounds with Nebo the aggressor ‘Great, “got smoke in his eyes,” | sxom'the start thd Paleo doing his| 4nd Whiffed a couple of times. Best to e¥ade a knockout. Ficetelg first game he retired for Nebo is striving to get a return: Whe second contest with “Can- fight with Barney Ross, now the non Ball” Magee hurling, résult- world champion, and his defeat of 64 in another victory for the Sail- Falco last night is said to-be one: ors with a score of 5-1. step in that direction. The: olitstanding players of the showed a DEFEATS ARMY diamondball | | team defeated the Army outfit in| ‘NOTHING NEW IN. FIND OF CEDARS LEBANON PRODUCT FOUND: MANY YEARS AGO IN FLORIDA (iy Aimocinted Press) MARIANA, Fla., April 6.—The reported “diseovery’’ of Lebanon all’ Gates; Cedars in the Chattahoochee river | valley near here Is “old news’, to Mariana folk. Recently, a railroad official an- nounced in Pensacola’ he had found the cedars+believed to grow only in the River Jordan val- ley of Palestine—growing in sdrie profusion in the Chattahoocheee valley, newspapers published arti- cles about the find. Now it comes to light that the cedar of Lebanon is better known in Anterica as the Toreio ttee. It was named for a French’ botanist who did research work im this $ec-- Two weeks ago, in Kansas City} he lost the decision in a 12-round battle with Ross. CLASSIFIED COLUMN | ewbostbrsee Advertisements abder thi: will be ingerted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- seftion, but the ‘minimum for the first insertion th ‘y instance 2c. Payment for. cldssified adver- i weeea a pean in advance, tists with ledger recite rg ty their-aiivertise- ments charged. 1 Histone should give their eet address a3 well us their tele- den Shoke niinber if they desire re- Pults. With..each. classified advertise- ment The Citizen will free an aura ‘Razor Ask for RADIO REPAIRING We repair | all makes. Guaranteed service, J. L. Stowers Music Co. mar-1 FOR SALE BARGAIN—FOR SALE — Two- story hovse and lot, 808 Si-) monton street. Price $750.00. Title guaranteed. N. 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Mich. apr6.1tx REPAIRING ‘WING MACHINES—We re rvice, Singer Machine Agericy, LL Stowers Music am sos 'day wete Richards, Nodine, Miller , brothers, Albertson, Sands, Ingra- ‘ham, Roberts, Shepherd and Mc-/ death in 1922, Dr. Carthy: ‘of Mariana answered a letter These two teams will play again | inquiry about the cedars in this today. section and a_ local newspaper ‘DUGGAN AN BROTHERS =. an article “about the VISITED KEY WEST Last year, boys from the Flor- ia | ONE 1S VETERAN ENGINEER; ida Industrial school here went in- !to the river valley and obtained OF FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY “INE tion many years ago. About two years before his | cuttings from the trees for trans- , Planting in Mariana, Some farmers in this sectiow j use the cedar wood for fence rail- jing. They say it is fire resistant. ‘Old residents of this section say ; the Lebanon cedar wood has been i used for fence railing since the H days of the civil war, John Duggan, veteran engineer| jof the Florida East Coast Railway, | Al GREEN REEN GIVEN and brother, Thomas H. Duggan,’ joer visitors in the city yesterday ; Al Green, colored, was arraign. ed in court of Peace Justice Ro- and left in the afternoon for Mi-} gelio Gomez this morning on a ami. John was for some years on the charge of malicious mischief. He is charged specifically with defac- run between Key West and Miami, but was transferred to the run be-! jtween Miami and New Smyrna, “jHe never misses an opportunity to come to Key West and meet old friends. | His brother, Thomas, makes his ing the concrete work on a grave home in Denver, Colo., and this;in the cemetery. winter is spending a vacation in' After the charges were read Miami with John. This is Thomas’, the defendant, through his attor- first visit to Key West. ‘ney, stated he would waive exam- j ination and have the case go direct Anton Noerskov Johnsen, of to the criminal court. Bond was Copenhagen, who claims to be the' fixed at $50. oldest active bank manager in the! world, has celebrated his one-hun-| ©-| dredth birthday. | Wash., wore sunbonnets to the eighty-second anniversity the founding of the city. Feminine residents of Seattle, mark Subscribe to The Citizen. 1934 GE REFRIGERATORS SAYS THE HOUSEWIFE— “Lappreciate the smart styling, gleaming white surfaces and simple lines aoa will add & new modern note of be’uty to my kitchen.” e SAYS THE DESIGNER= “Here is style the years can't obsdlete —de- sign that not only harmonizes with kitcheds of today but fics as perfectly into the style theme of the kitchen . tomorrow.” SAYS THE ENGINEER- See these new de luxe models before fou buy any refrigerator. They arc B0W on dis play at oar show room» COMPLETE WITH WATER TANK THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager J. Ts Holden’ of | oft PAGE THREE |“Pelleas et Melisande” Will Be Last | In In_Metropolitan’s Seties of —— | Lucrezia Bori Tells of Keen | Nation-Wide Interest H In Performances i ee | a r was my great privilege to write, | | jurian of desolate, les deeply buried in dense fo! it &cross the staye. Life is intense and consistent, but | {ee sommes. St eh the ronda he Bu ; turday | “Pettéas coer from the ‘warrior, who finds the beautiful prinetss wandering in the forest and weds her. There is the ancient icing Arkel, Golaud’s grandfather, the guardian of the gloomy castle. There is Pelléas, Golaud’s young step-brother. Other shndowy fig- (eo) Wort ‘Whte “Photos lures come and go in the course of Lucrezia Bori as Mélisande —_|[*»¢ 4rama. ‘As in the story of Paolo and Both are French, their only point » lof similarity. Debussy’s Work is ‘Uniqte. “Mignon” follows. wel safe traditions and charms with its ‘hdt & guilty love. ear-tickling airs, “Pelléds ét Méli- ye ; phe P gr sree ws de,” so fai tradition indogs is y Debussy some aia pbb Tete 4 of ineffable beauty. It is a by the susp’ jeulous Go- Naud who kills his brother with his Mélisande Gies, protesting very beautiful that can be taken into the heart; in a word, by mak-|™my mind, the most ing the Amierican public “opera-jof a union of words, or better, beprarera Piutitrenion tek on ‘article about | fore the irmance get a die x talked is Masteritnck's poem teats 1 x > cellent English transtation—and fol-| Physician. Pientge De-liow the performance with it. ‘Then|be the conductor. 0 Sse cee ine £ tao, gh gg gh RECALL TEUTONIC the oldest in Brunswick, will restored according to true 'tonic pattern, “to give our geheér-! TREE WORSHIPING tation an idea of how tir fore-| (ny Kinoctatel Prewe ldears . lived.” SCHOENINGEN, Ger many,| Men sprang from trees, accord-| Sines - Ripon: vipecrsee sali be in to the ancient Teutonic “tree! ived in is Brunswic! own by} ” ho worshippers,” their ‘customs Te-) For the Primary Election, Bere | June 6, 1934 the erection of stone pillars and | seinblini: ‘Chink’s ‘nicestiy eit. ebdeeh, HSS eSdesSEECDEdESDOHEOOEL large tree trunks, called “Irmin! columns.” ] WILLIAM V. ALBURY For State Senator Spokahe, Wash., his acqitired Ancient places of worship out- 48 parks and phigerob nde, cover- side of this town, which is one of| ing 3,786 acres, since 1891. ODLL LL LOD LE POI PFOPE LT LTT Flies BEWARE Mosquitoes WITH SUMMER COMING AND WARM WEATHER PREVAILING, FLIES AND MOSQUITOES ARE BOUND TO APPEAR. WHY TOL. ERATE THIS MENACE WHEN IT EASILY BE REMEDIED. SCREEN WIRE GALVANIZED: ~ BRONZE: 24” Wide, per yard . 24” Widé, per yard 28” Wide, per yard .. 28” Wide, per yard . 30”. 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