The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 27, 1937, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1987, He tH Es Hi diy the bottle, Karsanakoff screened. byt, Bigelow had ducked the,.hjow and Woody had lost his balan le ed to the floor of the cabin, lay blinking stupidly for an instant with a long sigh, passed out. !Bigelow stood over him waiting. ‘Woody began to snore. Bigelow lifted him a little and looked at him. But he was not faking; he was out. “He sleeps, eh?” asked Karsana: koff. “Yes, He’d had much too much to drink, you know. I'll take him back to his room.” “You have been very kind,” said Karsanakoff gratefully. “It was such 2 difficult situation. 1 did not wish to ring and have the whole ship gossip- ing tomorrow. And my maid would not arrive.” ‘You Will Remove Him? HE smiled and Bigelow saw that she was lovelier even than he had imagined and younger, too. “Yes, it was rather awkward, I can see that,” he agreed, smiling back. “But I can’t be altogether sorry that Wetedy. AK sidinnre Bigeiow opened the door. a et \ eo FREDERICK JACKSON As Bigelow advanced Woody Taylor swung the bottle. have. ... Cigatette?” “Tll smoke my own if you don't mind,” said Bigelow smiling as she extended a huge silver box. “But of course. These are Russian. Very strong if'you are not used to them.” She accepted a light and leaned back, inhaling. “This is very for the bother he has caused us and he shall -make amends. No?” He picked up the unresisting body of young Taylor and carted him across the corridor. There he tele- phoned down for the number of Woody's room and got the steward to help him. Fortunately, they met no one on the way. When he returned to Karsanakoff's suite, he found her engaged in icing the champagne. She had slipped her (Copyright, 1987, Frederick Jackson) Tomorrow Bigelow startles Karsa- white feet with their rose-tinted nails | nakoff with a name—Vronski. it happened. One doesn’t often get NOTE § ‘EY a. ig RASPUTIN (By JOVE) | A frown is feeling bad all over land letting your face take the | blame. reminder to basketball | Do not forget the double-| The smart people in Key West scheduled for Friday night.) know that parking on the wrong Beach High and Key West | side of the street is fast becoming will tangle in the second! infra dig, and besides it gets you and Convent gir's and High q front seat in the traffic court. girls in the opener. The! «pe pe gale Something cculd be done about at the school gymnasium./the weeds that obstruct the view jon that particularly vicious corner Gardner's Pill Rollers will be of Roosevelt drive and the road ke field with their full strength | that goes to Stock Island. gafternoon to take the straight game from Sani-! | The natural reaction of Ameri- Department so far this year.}can Labor to the Communist song, Healthers will make their|“Workers Arise,” seems to have Pretest attempt to break into the| been 2 prompt sit down strike. column, also. Last Sun- May Ht took the Pharmacy outfit! 42 Mwings befode they gained} ® Mitdearned victory., The con-|concede at least one-thi Sunday at Navy Field will | road to the other drive at 2:30 p.m. Our nomination for the most vd of the s. Sal Thing. i Total Gane the writer wouldiike! S//nghfnt to three million When one’S! our local infield- BS ee 7 Makes an error, not to blame bi paid a= oo e, the glove or a lit-i other topnotchers Van Lingle Mungo, and among the a: McGarthy, $35,000; an: 3 When an outfie'd drops the bal.l | Coc 30,000; Bill EM Meme the sun } $27,500; Joe Cronin, $25,000. ee Others who will get $18,000 or more a year include Al Simmons @Hh, mot to blame the umpire. | Jimmie Foxx, Lefty Gomez, Car) jase Hubbell, Grimm, Fr Green- | burg, Hartnett, Wes Ferrell, Ruf ifing, Gehringer and Bill Dickey. Bob Fellers and Joe DiMaggio the! are reported to be getting $10,- }000. Appling is due for a good size raise as he ic the first short | stop in the history of the American League to leed his team in batting. Amount To $3,000,000 salaries in the bic; leagues dollars in the big-time When a certain batter strikes Ap umpire that can last a full Gime in Key West. eee A® umpire that will give Pummer the benefit of the doubt. A certain catcher that can not @8tth for his brother but can do Well for other pitchers, catch for] Sports Shorts Sie Reother ‘The Rochester Red Wings will ag ae train at Leesburg and the first The old-time Pirates back in| game will be plaved March 21 hermes: and the Sluggers playing| against ‘Chattenooga. @ wtics a» they ed to do. eeee Beach, not The fight to finish spirit of the} players at Daytona go on their Plepers of old leounting those who eeee lawn. a eee A golf player who will admit! y et eee saving by his op-| Joe Raymond and Richard Her- ponent rather than tourh luck on | nandez were scheduled to fight the his part eae a mateh, | headliner last night at Lake Worth caused him to Jose a mate™| and Mario Santana and Baby Ben A married couple who play three hours of bridge without ex- changing « cross word. A fichermen who The Louis-Pastor fight Friday night heads the week’s fight cards, jand Harry Wills, former negro can come | heavyweight, clain.s Louis will not withie four or five pounds of giv-! get a shot at the title. Just like @ the correct weight of the fisb| they done Wills. But Louis will be caught, have better management and_ it Mates will tale time but he will fight A taxi-deiver who is willing to for the title. ry s one of the high-} are Dizzy Dean,: +} make St. Louis Cardinals will have 43) LEGALS IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, MON- ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. complete passing-in-review is Du- val street, from 7 until 10 o’clock on a Saturday night. It seems to be the accepted meeting place of the younger set and a'so, I hear, a. . very swell place to show off that new hat and dress, Notice is hereby given that have filed my final report a tion f i ministre Sweeting, 4 the 18th a will apply mond Lord, roe County, F said final report A study in natural impertin- ence is the number of very snooty pelicans that float around down by the fish docks. Unafraid of visitors they figuratively thumb their beaks at the watchers with very unbird-like impugnity. orida, for approval of 1 for final dis. Tips-to-Touri: Guava shells and cream cheese comes near the top of the list in dessert delicacies, without the usual calorie counting attached. | The arterial highways in Key West are few. We hope in the near future to see them more plainly marked to avoid the acci- dents that will come from the in-! creasing influx of visitors. ) ol given that I port and peti- A mond Lord, County lorida, Judge of Mon- for By the same token, orchids to} y of the local police} fic officers for keepin: the accident record,at such a low } level. Many other ‘tities of equal; size would be propdjefisuch-a rec- | ord, i COURT i COUNTY, Burning the candle at both ends} is usually done by people who! light of serious things. NOTICE OF The Florida Times Union edi-| torial columnist, Avery Powell, to} whom heaven is a combination of rods and reels and sufficient bait, will probably be sent to Key West from the accepted heaven and re- warded with a motor cruiser and a rod and reel instead of the usual harp and crown, st: Wil Ann Alb time Mary the sante {turns of my j ecutrix, and Dated the 19th day of January, A. D. 1 = i.) IRENE E. ALBURY, . lity ts utrix of the Last Will and The quality of mercy is not nent of Mary Ann Albury, sed. £a3-10-1 ;el handles on a WPA project. Incidental irritations: The num- |ber of people to whom a corner . to BENJAMIN LOPEZ | beconis a me¥é whistle stop. LY FUNERAL HOME ‘algyhe hori lows ig at every cor 7 Paevidig Key Weet her ewe laced end to Prise Catecy end it would probably be a good 24 Hour Ambulance Service thing; | } Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 The recent Hughes flight across the continent in 7 hours and 28 minutes was so much news that two hours were spent in inter: | viewing and photographing him. All of which adds up to a new) high in something or other. Night 696-W 1 WANTED Smalf ‘House About “$1,000 SEE*US AT ONCE | ER-SEA | Then there are still people who can’t make a game of this Knock. Knock business, REALTY EXCHANGE |} Scientist says that insects can} + talk. After listening to the girl) OVER-SEA HOTEL j friend’s little brother we are in BUY — SELL — RENT | [clined to heartily agree. i ‘ ‘Mrs, J: Roosevelt selects the son’s bi , January. 30. She is flag blue and white from a Left to right: Donna Marina Torloria, colors for the celebration of her assisted in en standard by three daughter of the vr lonia and sister of the son-in-law of Ex-King Alfonso of Spain; Miss Helen Roosevelt, daughter of Mr. and Mi Miss Anne Delafield Finch, daughter o! Ridley Finch. irs. Ralph M. ff Judge and Mrs. Roosevelt, and Edward ecccevce eecccccccoe Today In History 1862—President Lincoln’s Gen- eral War Order No. 1—“That the 22nd of February, 1862, be the] day for a general movement of al}; the land and naval forces. . .” i 1880—Incandescent lamp pat: | ented by Edison, | _— | 1908—Law prohibiting on ination against members of labor organizations declared unconstitu- tional by U. S. Supreme Court. 1917—German Emperor from} Eastern front sends home birth- day message to the effect Ger-j many would force peace with the || sword. i | Li 1928—Famed Huntington 1931—Gen. Smedley D. Butler | reprimanded for remarks on Mus- solini and State Department, two; days later, apologized to lini on his behalf. | CASA MARINA | Cc brary, ‘Calif., opened to the pub: | lie. Musso: Key West’s Hotel DeLuxe —American Plan— 200 Delightful Rooms, Each With Private Bath Evening Dinner Luncheon . Afternoon Tea me Palm Shaded Beach with Casino Masseur in Attendance Florida East Coast Hotel Co. Peter Schutt, Manager $2.00 1.50 -50 CHESAFEAKE BAY EXTRA SELECT OYSTERS Delivered To Any Part of City FRIED OYSTERS OYSTER SANDWICHES ‘Sandwiches of all kinds includ- ing Barbecue Sandwiches Jersey Ice Cream—all flavors Home Made Fruit Cake —Hot Souse Every Saturday— WELLS’ LUNCH ROOM 900 Southard Phone 207-W JOHN C. PARK 328 SIMONTON ST. 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