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

aretha Hi taett i for 45 didn’t give him time to answer. 1 Strode out the door with William at my heels. We cofid hea a click on the Side as someone shot the bolt One room remained to be searched om the west end of the hall—Jude Blinshop’s. Before that door | hesi- tated. ft was quiet. All the mad ex- etlement oozed out of me. The one fealty of the whole wild. gruesome against that door and blubber like a two-year-old. William spoke softiy in my ear “TH_go im, sir. if you'd rather not.” “Thanks.” | mumbled. “I'd rather Watch the hall.” i'm afraid | didn’; aotice for several Minutes whether or aot the room was occupied. A low lamp burned ‘enide the bea. The Ggure under the @wet was very still, William's cough @ the hall dnsily roused me. | didn't ‘move the shect. The memory of that Miefigured fact was too strong. {: took ® Gefinite effort to stir myself to the palet ef crossing to the closet and making sure it was empty. Looking under the furniture was a little worse 1 closed Juse’s door behind me very softly We Lock The Rooms “WPPHAT finishes tnis end of the hall. Wiitiam” "Ves sir. ft m we could loc hese rooms that e of. Shut the—the—him @ idea. Ou the*inside of doors, we found keys, ant we locked them all. | pocketed the The Parrington hall is perfectly wide. On the head of the 6 next to it, vile ic 2 swinging he narrow corridor My room as | had le Standing in 1 sent William through into Bichaei’s All right here. si he said from the door. A swil e over his shoulder verified the statement We were now ed with a TENNIS ASSN. MEETS TONIGHT Seuthernmost Tennis Associa- tien will hold we2eting tonight at 7:30 o'clock ix y Schoo! bui ding Methodist (Old Stene) Charch on Eaton street. Andrew Elwood, secretary of the club, urges all members 0 this organization to be present tonight and invites all who are in tevested in this sport to attend the meeting. CAT RECEIVES CHECK BAYONNE, N. J.—For the @ighteen months, Minnie the € & month as Standard Oi! refinery here 1H ? i : i i f i a & g ; ! q H 3 i i F i i : i il if bgTE a if i H i i i 8g ie fi i iE H i ; & i é ef 555 1 E 4 g i i ri $8 Pg Fi : F i a f “Nothing here.” “Whose roum is it?” “Annie's.” “All right. Go ahead.” ' He in the next door on the | left. “This is Cook's.” he said, disap- pearing into it. Inching Down The Corridor it be that ! was on a wild | rari i Hi E 3 if i! i i ~E i have had ample time to— i “O.K.” His voice coming at me sud- | denly out of the darkness reminded me that I had almost relaxed my vigil. William's own room remained. It was at the end of the corridor and on tha ge tek i i et ma four years. Cronin, Red Sox, °33, "34 Foxx, Red Sox, 34, °35 and Simmons, Senators, *33, "34 735. il opposite side from where I stood. 1 | thought I should be able to see it quite | clearly when the door was opened. “Good,” I said, striving to make my j voice sound natural. “Go ahead.” he opened the door. he didn’! could see « *, bi replica of Higgi most anything be sight. There was, 1 adm‘, action. 1 gave one hasty look up dowr, the main hall and threw caution to the winds. Ve f William was be up to al- | d my range of no sense it He pushed it open confidently an switched on a light As much as | room was the exact Same bed and tiny closet? Small siand by the bed. 1 could see no further. the murderer, he m: ly t swinging door between the p: go, Then slowly, inch by i myself down the corridor in the direc- tion of the beam of light coming from 4 l edged his .com. I kept my back well against {| the wall in which his door stood. Al- most it seemed that the man would | hear my breathing. Just o entirely wreng 2 not only deserting my po: sneaking down a dark corri ward a spot to wh sent him, my position n had heard their door locked oven it. He bh: every door upstair- keys. His case wo than mime, if he ever ha presént one. Nevert! eles deep breath and slep; lot of explaining. ly didn’t on in the first place.Ale keep 1 told them to d me lock hb beam of light I find myself bound and gagged Crouched consider othe: when ! come to, tomorrow. 7 od lawyer, broth dent-Chief Ju: cinnati, William Fort olis Charles E. ant to the ashington, years Dr has received a pay check of $3.20' Vanderbilt Univ., fficial mouser for the; Eng lago civic Ind. ph Amb: Boston, § ago. Wal years of ay’s Birthdays @eereesserse=coscesesece New me ving to Gomez, Yanks, *33, ’34 and °35. | battery Harder, °34, °35 and "36. Dickey, Yanks, °34 and "36. R. Ferrell, Red Sox, 35 and Ruth, Yanks, "33 and °34. S2m West, Browns, "33 and : "36. i : a 'and one Jost each. A victory for/!one ruh was a homer by Demarec ‘his tesm wilf accomplish this. jin the second inning. Appling, Chicago, °36. ‘Bluege, Senators, ‘35. Cochrane, °34. Cramer, A’s, '35. Crosctti, Yanks, "36. DiMaggio, Yanks, "36. Dykes, White Sox, ’33. Gos.in, Tigers, "36. Hemsley, Browns, °35- Higgins, A’s, “36. Beb Johnson, A’s, 35. Manush, Senators, *34. Radcliff, White Sox, *36. Selkirk, Yanks, "56. Vosmik, Indians, *35. Crowder, "33. Rowe, Tigers, 36. Ruffing, Yanks, ’34. National League Hartnett, Cubs, four years. Berger, Bees, °33, "34 and Herman, Cubs, "34, °35 and "36-.29d Ay Martin, Cards, '33, °34 and Medwick, Cards, "34, “35 “36. Ott, Giants, "34, "35 and "36. Terry, Giants, °33, "34 and P. Waner, Pirates, °33, "34 "35. J. Dean, Cards, °34, Hubbell, °33, °34 and °36. Warneke, °S3, "34 and °% J. Cal Frisch, C: Klein, P! Traynor, Pirates, '33 and °34-. han, Pirates, "34 and ell, Giants, °33. Cuceinello, Dodgers, °33. Suyler, Reds, *34. Lopez, Bees, ’34, Mancuso, Giants, "35. Moore, Giants, ” |. Cards, *35. Phill'es, ’36. Cubs, °36. , Reds, °35. ouse, "34. Hallahan, Reds, °33. . Dodgers, "34. mccher, Giants, °35. Wa'ter, Cards, °35. se seen play Gehrig, Yanks, infielder, four and "36. and! | i 36.) "340 ‘at 5:15 o'clock. jond place in American League by| However, J. Villareal i Bridges, Appleton and Stranton. Boston Red Sox walloped St.j 35. "35. and "35.} and Cubs, °35 and "36. iwith Ft. Myers, : j Springs, Everglades and Immoka-, Washington "35 m, Phillies, "33 and °35. [ hove, three in the American League and one in the Nutional, have played in all games (four) so far. Gehrig h-s batted .364, Gehring- Ww tear th’s year? That is 500. Chapman .283 and Hart 0 wil comprise the All-Star the question that fans are now start For N k and answer themselves. al League pitchers; Tiubbell, othezs Dizzy Blan- some picl: Dean and sti'l others pick ton. The wajori choo: Hart- nett to p as backstop for older c’ Jim €o on the am Herman and Whitehead for yhitney and Brubaker Vaighan the for the fifth time. T Sukr are divided to first base see at at id is divided RUSSELL’S CIGAR STORE DAILY BASEBALL RETURNS BY WIRE Come in and get the results of the MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES Se SS SOFT DRINKS, ETC. years; * NSIS ISS SSS SL A CIGARS, CIGARETTES, i | | | | yWhich began play Tuesday after- j moon. (“Cigarette “Willie” Gates will! noon and-climbed to within a | piteh for ‘the Devils and that Mj | Tynes will*twirl them over for the fond straight victory, having de-| La Master held Chicago igame of the league. Tynes will | went on te an easy victory, 6 to 1. ‘shot, P. Warmer and Dematee.) shutout Detroit Tigers, 7 to 0. standing at bat. In five trips to | Miami new Social Diamondbail League, (Special to The Citizen) Coca-Cola NEW YORK, May 27.—New/Stars yesterday afternoon in the York Giants won their fifth!second game of the new Social |Cincinnati straight game yesterday after-} Diamondball League. jZame and a half of the the contest, shoving over one run |New York _/ 19 11 seading Pittsburgh Pirates, who! in the first-half of the very first/ Cleveland Stars. Hi is will cateh for! It is ammounced that Clarence Gates will be out for his sec-jmiscued three times. Hi ? i : ily feated Coca-Cola in the opening; helpiess as Philadelphia attempt ta:put the three clubs of| He let the Windy City Tribe down the citeuit-in a tie with one won; With but three hits. The Cubs’ i j i The contest will get underway! Cleveland Indians rose te set-! duplicated the stunt. Friday, CocaCola will meet, deféating Philadelphia ‘Athletics, | Sters from then on, while Red Devils for the second time. (8 to 6. Allen and Andrews held! hi, teammates scoréd one run the A’s to seven bingles. {the sixth and another and the as follows: Medwick, Martin, Ott,, Lefty Gomez was in form yes-/one in the seventh canto. Aronovich, Brack, Jensen. Dick-| terday and so New York Yankees; Qnce more Sterling was DiMaggio “has”~3 Gomez’ kept his nite safeties well | the plate, he knocked a double In the Aifictitanfseattered: It was‘His fifth victory'two singles. Atwell secured , Heykes, Dickey and | of the season and the Yanks’ sixth/out gf two. Soldano and Stanley behind the plate:)Rave:2:in a OW, j : Zonee. Grove, W. Ferrell, ... Washington; Senators lest again, fing, Pearson, Kelly, 6 to 5, to Chicago White Sox. jringer and Lombardi. to pick from for mound duty. | Louis Browns, 11 to 9. The Sox: posto, Louis, poned. j Gehrig snd Foxx for first; Geh-' piled up 17 hits. j a. porn | asters 3 = rtiger and Myers at second; Rolfe; The summaries: | Brooklyn-Pittsb Arias Villareal and Hiz third; Crosetti American Leagee | = argh, postponed. real. | nee ; DiMaggio.; At -Philadelphia RR 8B | - eo — Henri smik, Bell, ‘Cleveland bene: SS Johnson, s ,Rad-;Philadelphia = 6G OT OLY cliff, G-umer and Selkirk for ow i . Andrews and} field posts. Pytlak; Kelly, Nelson and Hayes. | Short Sh¢ There are base- At New York R. e| ball leagads springing up every- Detroit ___ pee where in Klprida. There is _ the New York ——s. 1; Central Fi with Bar-; Batteries: Coffman, Gill and; denton, Satasota, Sebring, Ft. Hayworth; Gomez and Dickey. i ter and other civbs, the League,!~At-Washington R. 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