The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1937, Page 3

lined * “Don't make me do any more work,” Denny said. “Get George, he's a swell passer.” neath Colonel Mannersfield’s portrait. The long dining table was set out with boxes of cakes and rolls to be delivered when the Seymour boys came. ... The remembered sunny perfection of that moment faded into Eve's fret- ting recollection that she had that very house to clean and rent again. She shook herself and came back to George Cleveland, sitting there so quiet anJ correct and looking in spite of what he had said as if kitchens and orchards. were foreign to him. tobe so silent. You made + 01d kitchen,” “Sorry ink al our, she told smiling at. * was if iy 3 : z $e i ai jalek e872 I r li , inf : if i a i i i : Hy bt Hu i é Ps $ 5 ii ti tir * ge te : tl j [ a i . : oe Ef | erie bets na, spectacled, ‘@nd-aquiline, with her genealogi¢s and her Emerson and her cake-baking business, her church work and village charities. Aunt Lina eternally moving in her fresh ging- ham through that sunshiny kitchen, capabie, tall and kind. “It was big and sunny,” Eve an- swered him celuctantly through the thick blue cigarette smoke. “I always think of it with a fresh wind blowing through, though I suppose the win- She never would close the fireplace, in summer it was filled with the bittersweet we always saved from last fall. I hada little chair and table of my own, very: plain and heavy, with carving on tt, that had belonged to my great-grand-, mother when she was a child. I ate applesauce made from my own apple tree on the table, and played house, with dolls in an old lacquer cabinet. So I knew about orchards too!” (Copyright, 1987, Margaret Widdemer) Eve's honeymoon plans crash to- morrow. i A a ; i Fy F l : j if 4 i: & E i 3 f rH I <2 = z & : : ! rts ti ga tt t Peseeeereeeosesesoes born at Columbus, Ind., 57 years ; 4 i ago. Today's Birthdays: | Dr. Thomas E. Jones, president <—_ate - Fisk University, Nashville, De. Robert A. Millikan of the | qenn., born at Fairmount, Ind., fornia inet, of Technology, | 49 years ago. physicist and Nobel prize-| : 5 born at Morrison, Hi, 69| Edith- Mason, opera — singer, = born in St, Louis, 44 years ago. Frederick Maclsaac of Holly- i) & Senster Arthur H. Van-| wood, novelist, born at Cam- . Republican senator from bridge, Mass., 51 years ago. . born at Grand Rapids, | 68 years ago, — | William Heyliger of Ridgefield —— |park, N. J., boys’ story writer, Cooper. general manager|born at Hoboken, N. J., 53 years Associated Prem (“A. P."), ago, - . 1 pt Editor, In one of the best-played base- ‘Theré'appeared in your columns ball games of 1937, Gardner’s/recently: an announcement to the it several IMPORTANT i Es .be introduced st the com- at Navy Field again defeated their|ing sesssion of the state legisla- sf ture to..inerease the salaries of eternal rivals, Carballo Tigers, county officials including those of 3 to 1. : ea the cot commissioners. More ‘The Tigers were held runless | recently, read in your newspa- 7. per thatione of the commission- until the final.inning when they scored their igne tally. ers who" will benefit’ by one: of the) iS to increase ‘salaries,’ op- Medina, who had been in Miami s.oms tine that when the lid of for the past three or four years, |the pork barrel is raised ‘all should played. conten: Gc. ow winners. | Shave efi lly in the barrel’s ‘con- tents. He scored the first run of the| A ridiculous phase of these so game, caught five flies in the gar- termed IMPORTANT bills is that den and connected safely once. ja bill vdted on by the people of “ Puby Carbonell pitched a very, the island. at the last election good and steady game for the Pill seems todmve been lost in the Rollers, fanning 10 batters. shuffle“ or considered of no im- Sevilla, who relieved Malgrat in| portance... I refer to the bill to the fourth canto with a runner onj Consolidate city..and county gov- third and two outs, walked Medina | ¢™nments. 5 and whiffed E, Rodriguez. He The legislator who introduced struck out three in the sixth stan-|* bill two.years ago in the legisla- ture'to cut:the county saleries will tof four. Al. Rodriguez con- the salarizs of county officials. socket Ee: safely iy tries, | But we understand all about that. Both teams were credited with| This legis'ator was not on the only six safeties apiece. county pay roll at the time he ad- Each team miscued twice. poo a cut, but now that he is The Pharmacy lads scored one!" the county pay roll he wishes run in the third frame and added |to make himself solid with the com- two more in the fourth inning. miss‘oners by introducing a bill to Score by innings: R. H. E,|imerease ther salaries, Caraballo Tigers— Years ago it was considered an 000 000 001— 1 honor to serve ‘the county with- Gardner's: Pill Rollers out any thought, of pay, end it is = ~-961-200 .00x—— 3-~—6 -2}2 most inopportiine time to advo-. Batteries: Malgrat, Sevilla and | c@te. an. increase in salaries in i . nm" M. |View of the fact that two-thirds Ren, ok ce inga amas lof the is'and’s population ion gov- - ernment relief. TWO MEN HELD I would appreciate hearing from’ ; IN JAIL BUT NO others interested in civic affairs. CHARGES FILED '‘*° money is spent, for after all we pay the bills and should say 6 2 }Lets all have our say bout how what and’ how the money is spent. Lets all get together and throw a search light on the acts of paid officials. (Continued from Page One) the drinking, heard crowd in front» of the house and the omi- nous sounds warned him some- thing was wrong. Key West, Fla., » This afternoon it was learned] March 20, 1937. @t the sheriff's office that the) PIRATES COVE parents of the little girl felt they! FAMOUS FISHING CAMP had no reason to make any charge: against either Harvey or Hinde On Ovérseas Highway, 20 Miles From Key West and it was believed they would be; Swimming Poo] released before night. 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Tpit ‘Thageday,, Me. tind | Mill [ORES Ge tepcua ee gan and Mr..Li mmer were iN-jtray on number 4, vited to join’a match but they re- fused with the net result both are per- sorry because if they had joined }tegyigolf even if a few roeks did Willie Pious-and:Samuella Weath-|help Fred along. . .but when he er they would have had free din- got the seven on the next hole he ners instead of having to pay for! knew he was still the man who their own, ‘It seems that Red) should be home under the doe- stayed on the first tee until mid-!tor’s care, afternoon and then got a match of 14 holes against Melvin Rus- sell which he promptly lost. In Sylvia Sidney-Henry Fonda in YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE 4 meantime, Willie and Sam en- Comedy and Silly Symphony In Color kay the game so much they were fi ed 18 holes by 4 o’clock and in addition had Samuel Ephraim Harris (our genial Postmaster) along for about six or seven holes. 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