The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1934, Page 3

autii affairs avé some- 1 don’t want ber worried. r pot.” her ato ‘They bar w bart was | Vet quiet. We answered. at that of old New lived well. ren peelt as they ha explanation for the when the matter is i course of action, 1 a her the trath.” pie he glanced te mm & pla prick to ¥ was probably i. as she 4 fees er shy “Bo F way that made in he low “Where are we go Wold Murray ple we Khow, of her face astif- suit me as well as then from a misted 84 upon a darkening Many talks Bob had he, with his mother, being opened hed and of how. a reassuring feel fn stopping there. | that crnelty bad ip his naming of the was incapable of had mentioned ft knew ft well: because Hed. grasp blindly. Bugeestion that is near to selous of a dull anger be ps @ up town. He thoaght of where they wk war re they headed. Yet what ? Nothing could change. Of intensify the situation. He bold. black, solid form. 8 oroscope, iy gives an impulsive dis- dispoted to rush into af-| |. toe often, soon falling | . The nature is affec-} Was she crying? A cinder, perhaps. intensely, ould be best for a ashamed of bis ate remembered Small flashes upon while he wrote see a Waver! it feel the cola had come, hada’t seen or ard uow— ta a want on a small job used to spend fi thickly at some they ventured ‘oi hotel They were naile York | piace.” ly than some of “Yes | know, She hoped he her; it made h sively, and she to | they belonged. A new factor tion, tomorrow. Please be mouths, and that it didn’t matter. The hour was one which he, a trifie his Jove of it, had when an expatri- his requirements to the New York made the pull. The pull to get back; to feel it. smell it, love it ni hen Marsha; Well, It was almost over, and he wotld go back to his work,carrying &@ hew set of thoughts—he could not call them dreams—and the crippling burden of disillusionment. “We're almost there,” he heard, and answered with "Yes." “What were you smiling at?” she ventured timidly. ankes “| was thinking ofa cliap'l had for those big spiders that come so all over the float. I almost my neck from skidding across the agsheegene’t Notice To Subscri the carrier who deli paper. He pays The Citizen the chilling | seeing all | want for home and constantly. of home had. come jim at odd times, sometimes reports and made Then ib the candle flame he would picture, and through — air. And that had and h telt ‘anything elsé, ar Chihuahua; he is evenings wafting seasons, and when uty He used: topour »;| candle grease on them. which. he kept hot for the purpose in @ satcer. a aoven. pHa a roke “How ghastly!” “On, | don’t know. It is less ghast- the things men do when they are alone too much and too far from home. and appetites and dissipation one can understand. But that sort of thing—" would g6 on. It was the first time he had talked with er swallow -convill- had to clasp her hands in order to keep them where ¢Copvirehe, 1934, bv R. Haviland-Tavlor) enters the calcuia mye te ptompt in paying © your er and Sells it to you for 20 y demontra- i " daa wail, over| cents. His profit for deliver- ii e kel h that are really too, small) int. ee aig, ae ne eac! *. In many cases, good; te be nN ee may follow. through en-| F lose: ; fat 3 ve ; em for a certain variety of @bseedscecsoosoe eeeee PY | A New York City art gallery — scrubbing for in 40 years. oe $100-top "s famous Tower Pridgeibe fs a large sale of paintings the perie iby known am show and ex- id unknown artists. \3 | Hand Phelps; Chagnon and Grace. | out of the seaso: i ‘ fore the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2 to 0.' ing tie, 2-2, up until the seventh The Chicdigo Cubs a { the, pace-setting New York + burgh, Pirates in. a double.engage- nt, .T he, Chicagoans won, * opener, ‘7 to 3. Sipping ah tre “Detroit LoENE4 2% Teat Cincinnati, 10 to 4. Six) “5 a eee runs in the twelfth inning clinch- eecetn: Jaa Uyeda Fee) ee ee Mis 28 WEL lin; Fischer’ and Hayworth, in asa rr credit for first of the sSea8on—the only | pitcher in both leagués to reach nd pass the two Score mark. ‘Phil Collins of the Phillies suf- fered a when he ii a run and 2 victory. _ The to,6, in & Lambasting Charley Ruffing that, he had ayngered for, . Tor | for six runs-in the first inning, and continuing to belabor his de- livery until he was driven from the mound in the third, the Wash- ington Senators took a one-sided decision from the New York Yan- kees by the score of 9 to 2. victory gave the American League champions ries, and dropped the Yanks two jhe-half games back’ of the Ti 5 te ome Tuhs, two by Hal Trosky, oi mate on series, The Boston Red Sox evened their series with the winning 1 clouted his thirty-fifth homer and Ed Coleman his eleventh in the third inning. Summaries: |ATIONAL LEAGUE At New Brooklyn ... New York Batteri Fitgsimmons, Batman and», Man Dai Wilson; Cantwell, Rhem and Ho- gan, Spohi At Pitts! Chicago Pittsburgh *Batte At Pittsburgh Chicago . 416 0j Box A, The Citizen. aug: Pittsburgh “A std 1 Batterie: ush and O’Farrell:| SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c.| Swift, es aid Padden. The Artman Press. aug7 | At Cincinnati R. H. E.|TYPEWRITING PAPER — St. Louis -10 19 1) sheets, 75 The Artman Pres: Cincinnati Dean and Davis; 4.8. 1) 44 aug? Batteries: Haines, P. Dean, J.. —————__--- ---___ { stead. Davise Breiias, Bren. MIMEOGRAPH PAPER — 500 and Lombardi. | sheets, $1.25. The Artman Press, aug? nan, Frey AMERICAN LEAGUE At Washington ecards, $1.00. The Artman New York 2.9 3 Press. aug? Washington -9 16 0 Batteries: Ruffing, Van Atta ENGRAVED CARDS—100 cards, NEW YORK, Aug. Driven to extra innings as. the | Reds tdied the game | eighth, the Cardinals came bick} with a heavy-hitting ‘barrage to de-! bases were loaded) to force acros: league-leading gained ground fh 4 race as they i famous eleventh-] defeated the St, pe by Oden Hale alid-each with Sox, 11'to, 4, and gave Cleveland an even split ina short two-game “enero Papen ta PEE CERO ET EO OOD | pevecccvccscesecescosoes| , Detroit .. 67 37 Pet, | 644 ‘ | New York . 621} <1 Cleveland . 55d \ Boston 519) ie { Washington . a ATL eS j St. Louis .. 444) AMI TEAM UP UNTIL SEVENTH FRAME | (Special to The Citizen) ‘ WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 9. —The diamondball team repre- ! senting, Key West lost to Horton’s ‘9,--with| Beet of Miami Beach in a hotly-| three, contested game, played here ye! } terday ‘afternoon, by a score of 7 York | to.2- Th dontest was an interesting one throughout, the teams remain- ie ¥ ‘ir fourth, shut- | they fell be-; ee@ a! frame when the Miami aggrega- 1 _ tion. moved on to final victory. Pitts-} This eliminates the Key + West a team from the state tournament. »« The Key Westers are expected ,to return home tomorrow, king over the 0 4, and be sh ~»»«}and Berg; Jones, Gallivan and) . Madjeski. in the At Detroit St. Louis - R. H. E. 614 0 ‘elief hurler, received the victory, his twenty-| Cochrane, R.H. E. e294 2 _ At Philadelphia Boston .. Philadelphia .......0.0..2..59 14 2 Batteries: W. Fegrell, Grove { and.R. Ferrell; Cas Flohr, Wilshere and Berry, Ha: heartbreaking setback issued'a pass after the give the Braves a 3 to Tigers ‘their pennant} de one of their our rallies and ouis Browns, 7 10-innitig contest. 4 I shall apply to the Honors Gunn, County Judge of County, Florida, for my. final charge, as Executor of the and Testament 0: and at the same my, final accounts cutor of ment of May Monroe Count The a 2 to 1 edge in the se- bases, routed the White Athletics, 1-to 9. Jimmy Foxx DPE ed August 1 AMELIA York R. H. FE. 2 8 “CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR RENT img. R. H. 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