The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 18, 1937, Page 3

SATURDAY, DEC! EMBED RIDE +0 =o3T. By MARGARET GUION The Characters Nina, ex-debutente, impulsive. ly married 1, hoping to end her love for her stepfather. Now she loves David and is disgusted with Richard. Richard, the suave, handsome stepfather, proposed secret love to Nina. Honey, Nina’s gay, childish mother who is wild about Rich- ard, develops a heart ailment. David, a bright young auto salesman with a small salary, be- gins to suspect Nina, Gracie, an old girl friend of David, still pursues him, Chapter 48 Atlantic City Hoax hs oes made up her mind that if David didn’t say something definite in a day or two, about plans—she would have it out with him. She would say: “What is it, dax ling . . . what has come between us? Let’s be open with each other. Do you love me less? Don’t you want to go—on? . . .” And then, if it seemed best, she could tell him everything... Yes, that was what she would: do. But right on the heels of this de- ipa came word.from Dr. Fellows | ‘that ‘Honéy’s/tohdition’ had im- Proved to such an.extent that he felt she could come to his office and ,Submit to further tests. But, here ‘aga help’ “was* needed. ney” Ot Be'teft alone . ... allowéd to brood 6f worty: A nurse would ~onty—~alarm~-her;~ and, strangely enough, she didn’t seem to want Richard about, very much, when she was not well. So it was Nina who spent long hours in specialists’. offices, in consultation rooms. Stayed with Honey while she sat in electrical]; equipped chairs with her han and feet in salt water, and the beats of her heart flashed—like a movie—on a screen at the end of the room; waited while she stood in front of X-ray cabinets... while doctors bent over her plump form, on white enamel tables . . . listened to the same diagnosis over and over again: an unusual car- diacle, that needed watching... It was Nina who laughed with her mother, as though Dr. Fellows was a dear, silly old alarmist—but who urged her to follow his in- structions, just the same. One afternoon, they got back so late—from way up at the Medical Center—and Honey was so bored and tired and nervous, that she begged Nina tc stay with her, She didn’t want to have dinner alone with Richard, so that he would see her, all upset as she was. When Nina called David at the salesrooms, he said: “Oh sure— stay there, Nina. I'll get a bite over here, with some of the boys .. .” and she had so wanted him to come, too... The evening was a nightmare of avoiding Richard. After tucking Honey up in bed, Nina stopped, deliberately, in the living-room, to speak to him, on her way out. Richard's face lit up, as she ap- peared in the doorway, and as he smiled that peculiar, amused smile of his, Nina wondered how in the world she had ever thought it so fascinating. ihe said: “You don't seem to realize, Richard, thatI meant what T told you. I am as through with you as if you didn’t exist... Up till now Thaven’t exactly blamed you for—well, let’s fae Bt sabes at- titude; but now I do both blame and loathe you, for pursuing me, when you know how I feel.” He came to her quick], “But Nina . . . sweet...” She backed away. “Where's your sportsmanship, | Richard? You might at least admit —defeat, like a gentleman... if} you know how.” | ‘And she left him, still answering her. A Date With David. _ F Honey stayed in bed until noon, | now, » could get for the| rest of Mae 4p, re- mained faitly Quis i | her time between the 74th street} house and sporadic attempts at apartment-hunting—iest the Mel- ton thing fall through. The Days had less than two weeks, now, in which to make their plans .. . but still the oppor- Holy for a serious talk with David did not present itself. He suggested going out, he brought i home, it was as though he liberately avoided being alone} with her. And Nina, harried, dis- tressed, still loved him more with each moment that went bv! “David, darling,” she said, at one morning, desperately, ‘when they had only 10 more days to go in the apartment, “couldn't we plan to be alone together, to- night? We must talk about our "wo ’s Compan ‘SCHOOLGIRIS | | FINALLY WHIP | | HERZOG CONVENT CLUB: day before. Aunt Carrie had taken : BOYS’ SCHOOL VARSITY FIVE) her fox a drive, and relieved Nina as companion. | TAKES FIRST DEFEAT OF LEAGUE SEASON AS FEL- Nina: was ‘plarining to go there’ LOWSHIP OUTFIT WINS 1 | this afternoon, however, and then get back in time for a long evening with David. Her heart sang at the thought. There would be no more wandering around in a mist of un-; certainty, after tonight... | She didn’t finish her housework | and her marketing, and the pack- When man thinks that all his IDAYS THE KEY WEST CITIZEN fe es) KEY WEST IN GONE BY Happenings Here Just 10 Years Ago Today As Taken From The Files Of The Citizen [At The Stores' , the merchants of Key West. As | sponsors of this column, they | combine to thank oue and all for the excellent patronage accorded them during the season to date.! | They trust the pace set will con-} ie b ianoteaiian. “of Over-Sea} tinue right through the busy win-| Highway stations, fresh water teT season yet to come. tanks and concessions of the boats Let’s see what’s going on AT i t Session of the county commis- sioners which was called for to- night has been postponed until tomorrow night. The session was announced as being for the pur- pose of awarding contracts for ing of a trunk of wedding presents, until after three. She glanced at the clock, then, and saw that Honey would soon be waking up from her nap, so she went to get are fixed, that everything! ill proceed as he has determin- ed, th as jin the words of the poet, he discovers “Dame Fortune is a fickle gypsy”! and at the terminals. The propos- {als were turned over to the coun- ity engineer’s department at the: | meeting last Friday night, and it: i.was said they would have to be} THE STORES which regularly} patronize the advertising columns | of The Citizen. You all saw MENDELL’S EX- ‘Today's Birt 1 | ! | | { ready to go to her, | Before game time last night The phone rang, and when the| i Fi * operator said she had a call from, ‘@7S had just about determined Atlantic City, Nina-wondered who : that the Convent Girls would de- in the world it could*be. | feat the High School Girls as they After-a minute, Richard’s voice; have been doiig the past few cae over Ee years, and that the favored High ‘a sss add :.| School varsity boys’ team would pres: Hello, Richard .. . what is| cmp over the Fellowship Club in the City League game it? H “Now don’t alarm yourself, my Fortune, in the shape of “Shor- dear, but Honey and I hopped on} a train, late yesterday, quite unex- pectedly, and came down here for a rest and a breath of sea air. To- day, however, she doesn’t seem to feel so well . .. nothing definite, you understand ... but I thought ing, you know... .” Nina said quickly: “Of course Tll_ come, Richard. I’m.glad you called on me. Don’t alarm her. When I get there we'll say it was @ surprise.” “Right .... There’s a 5 o'clock train you can eatch that will get you here at 8:05 this evening. There’s a diner.” “All right. Is there any definite symptom I could report to Dr. ~ellows?” “No, my dea. ...no. Nothing at all. She just. seems ti: We have all her medicines here & “Then I'll hang up now, and pack, You can expect me on that train. Pll get’a cab to the hotet ... ty” Yates, star forward of the Fel- lowship Club, with an 18 point scoring spree, and in the beauti- ful exhibition of “goal digging” | tirst thoroughly analyzed before any awards could be made. Ata conference today between the board and the engineers, it was j completed in time and this neces- |sitated postponement of the ses- | sion. The Citizen’s issue of yes- terday gave the name of C. Rod- | ney Gwynn as one of the bidders. |The correct name was Harry Gwynn. found that this work céuld not be} | CLUSIVE MEN’S SHOP adver- j tisement this week, didn’t you? ; The superior line of haberdashery ‘items handled here should be de- + Postmaster Fitts reports thet th’ correspondence ‘tween distant rela- tives has perked up right lively agin, Jest like it allus does ‘fore Christ- mas. One thing this country might use right now is a political recession. | serving of a great rush of Christ-| ' mas buying. . . .LONG’S FURNI- | ; TURE STORE is featuring a won-| | : 'derful assortment of suggestions 4 — sre eceeececesesscecsseoooes PAGE THREE Sceccesnvescsecsesesesees, hdays today In History eeccee Prof. William I. Myers of Cor-} nell, professor of farm finance,} born at Lowman, N. Y., 46 years! ago. " tonio Stradivarius, famed Italian violin maker. —, { 1787—New Jersey the third Alvin Johnson, director of the State to ratify the Constitution. School for Social Research, ! York City, born at Homer, Nebr., 63 years ago. 1832—Treaty of commerce and navigation concluded with Rus- sia. Admiral William H. Standley,| | 1865—I3th Amendment to the U.S. N., retired, born at Ukiah,| Constitution declared in force. Gel: 85. ears Sea. | “1911—United States abrogates | treaty with’ Russia because of ex- | clusion-of American Jewish -citi- 1 zens, ; Dr. John L. j dent of the Universi ; ginia, born at Sas: years ago. raid London. Walter W. Head of St. Louis,! insurance company president, boy scout leader, born 1 Adrian, IIL, 60 years ago. 1929—President signs _ French near | War debt agreement under which | France engages to pay her war | debts in. annual installments for _—___ | 62. years. Joseph Wilshire of New York,! Standard Brands Company head, ! born in Cincinnati, 58 years ago. | TURTLE, HOUSE PET it might do her good if you joined | us... I’m not very handy at nurs- | A speed of 1144 miles an hour; | was developed by the first of the) | county’s ferries in a test run at a; {test in Jasksonville several days; ago, according to a telegram re-: }eeived by Chairman J. Otto Kir- chheiner of the county commis- jsioners this morning. The ferry was thristened Monroe County } and*will be the first of the fleet to be finished. She was guaran- teed to make a speed of 10 miles! j per hour, and the record made in the tests leads the county com-| issioners to believe that the ves- {sel will come up to every require- mained behind the rest of the|m™ent relative to speed. The Mon- way, then, just as in their exhibi-|70¢ County will be ready for de- tion game with the High School] livery by next Thursday, the bul- of the star High School forwards, tipped the scales. The Convent girls, unbeaten for the last few years, and the High School, un- beaten in the League, were hum- bled in thé’ dust, 25-12 and 39-34, respectively, Beneath the swirling skirts of the fi¢kle dame. The victories were the two big upsets of the present basketball season. The league game was a lallapa- looza. Going into an early lead, the Fellowship Club was over. hauled by nifty prep shooting, and trailed at the half. They re- | ‘for gifts—items that will make’ jyour home a happy place inj | which to live. .. .WELLS'’ LUNCH | ‘ROOM is the latest addition to} our Store Directory. They sell— CLASSIFIED oysters, the large Chesapeake Bay| ges0 variety—ice cream, all flavors, hot souse and all regular items that go to make good meals at) reasonable prices. . . .BUSY BEE BAKERY, in their new store on Duval Street, as well as their main store on Francis, are. featur- ling some weekend specials that demand your attention. . .NOR+ MAN BROTHERS GROCERY STORE specialled a good sale this weekend—‘extra good food at ex- tra low prices” is the way they put it... Headquarters for | Christmas Jewelry Gifts here is POLLOCK’S—and if you’ve been Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instance is 25e. Advertisers should give their street.address as well as their tele- phone number if they, desire re- sults. Payment for classified adver- tisements is Invartably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. With each classified advertise- fivae ccs seaciatnea bamsoned they staged a final rally. This ‘letin indicates. The next vessel] time, however, the rally carried | Will be the Florida Keys, and this reading their advertisements ' you've received many timely sug- | gestions concerning what to buy ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for Poe |__ CHICAGO.—For 32 years, Mrs. Secccccvccevcceceocecees | Minnie Jarchow of this city has | had as a house pet a turtle named Sunday’s ; Horoscope Mutzy. LA CONCHA HOTEL In the Center ‘of the By ness and Theater? District “EX €E RESTA’ betas! Garage Today gives literary abilities of! a high order, the trend being to-' {ward romanée or imaginative, writing. There is, however, some lack of direction . of force and possibly of initiative. There is plain indication that although success follows this degree, there is danger of falling under the con- demnation of public opinion, ENT| ANT Elevator A Jolt At The Hotel Desk nee called DaviG, as soon as Richard had hung up, but he was delivering a car out of the city, and was not expected back. lows, but he, too, was out on a con- sultation with several other doc- vor. at Rye: Nina knew the office nurse, of old, however. “Miss Bishop, do you know if Dr. Fellows gave his permission for Mother to go to Atlanti: City?” “Now, let me see, Mrs. Day, dear ..«I1 did hear him talking with her, yesterday ... but if I’m not mis- taken, I thought she asked him if she couldn’t motor to Tuxedo with a friend... Mrs. Van Alstyne, I think it was ...and spend the night.” “Well, she didn’t, Miss Bishop. City—if you can imagine anything so naughty—and now she’s worn out, naturally. ’'m going down to her. She has her digitalis tonic with her—should I take anything “No. I'd add two drops to her regular dose, for a day or so. I think that will be all that is nece sary. Of course, you can always callus...” After her conversation with Miss Bishop, Nina packed a bag with enough things for three or four days, and then wrote a note to Da- vid, explaining her sudden depar- ture. She was awfully upset over them to a tie. A basket by Art-| ferry is said to be less than two After that, she called Dr. Fel-} She went, on the train to Atlantic | man and a tying basket by Yates knotted things again. A few sec- onds later Edward Johnson, of the Club, was fouled as the final whistle blew. The calm Edwar- dius, for once, shot too hurriedly and failed to gedunk the oval. In the extra period 4 baskets by Yates and Carbonell won the game for the Clubbers. The School Boys fought hard the ex- tra period, but were already whipped by the Club’s magnifi- cent rally. J. V. Woodson was the big shot of the High School sink- ing all kinds of “toss ’em” shots for the Club with eight points. weeks behind the Monroe County. A. A. Bustamente, confidential advisor of President Machado, of Cuba, was an arrival this morning from Washington and by special permission was a passenger on the Pan American plane for Ha- vana. This permission was grant- ed after the state department of Cuba had made the request, giv- ing as the reason the necessity of Mr. Bustamente being in Cuba as soon as possible. Ruel A. Jones, president and ering making Key West his home. No other spot in the country can Better floor work was a big fac-| boast a climate to compare with tor in the’ Schoolgirls’ win. They] that of Key West, Mr. Jones de- continually intercepted passes from the Conventeers. Brilliant shooting by Ann Wise and Car- men McBeth did the rest. The tries, but it was not their night, Convent forwards made _brilliant| clares. The nearest approach to it, Mr. Jones said, is Santa Cata lina Island off the coast of South: ern California. The idea of making the Christ- and the ball “just wouldn’t sink”! mas season happier for the poor} time and again. Lillian Acevedo for the Convent got eight points. Carmen McBeth for the School hile he was} TEC DEAE NES ae but settle herself in the Honey’s rash act; and she was sick with disappointment over missing her evening with David. Nina waited till the last minute that was safe, in hopes that he might call, or come home early, but he didn’t. At 4:30 she had to leave. The cross-town traffic would be Leavy at this hour, and she dared not risk missing the train. She telephoned the apartment, once, from the station, but h 't returned. There was noth- dropped 13 points and Ann Wise, 12 markers, A large crowd packed the Gym and were enthusiastic during the game: City League game will be between the Fellowship Club and the State Road Department, fourth entry in the League, Tues- day night. It will be the last pre- holiday game. parlor car. She opened a magazine, ‘end tried to concentrate: “North Philadelphia, next stop!” Heavens, were they only that far? She had to change ins here, she found, and that gave her some- | thing to do, anyway. ‘he last hour seemed intermin- able, but it went by somehow, and finally Nina was riding toward the | Ambassador, in an Atlantic City ‘aihere were two other people | Prudence last thoughts are best — ahead of her at the hotel reserva- | Robert Hall. tion desk, so she had to wait. lly her turn came she sai THOUGHT GEMS eee Sepecccccsececns A Thinking is’ the talking of the t soul with itself—Plato. sete In matters of conscience first ee@e8 In the end, thought rules the world. There are times when im- |pulses and passions are more | powerful, but they soon expend | themselves; while mind, acting constantly, is ever ready to drive “Will you kindly give me the num- bet of Mrs, Challoner’s room? Pm expected. Mrs. Richard Challoner ... And I'd like a single room with a bath, please, as near hers as pos- sible...” The tuxedo-clad room clerk was of the city, who would not be! reached in any other way, has re sulted in a plan which is now be- ing worked out by a number of sities Wednesday and Thursday to be distributed Saturday. vestigation j Tied on t ) needy. E stetermine those most cial comment; How much .plic is counting on the high- opening in the immediate fu- @ may be judged from the re- sression evident when it looked jas if the opening might be held up for some time. t jth |r | Members of Ley Memorial church are planning a Christmas party for Wednesday night. The thoughts are best; in matters of| party will be held in the church} |at 7:30 and the program for the event will be published tomor- row. | jitt, of this city, returned Satur- \she has just completed a three- j your loved ones. ... GARDNER’S PHARMACY — The Rexall Store—has been sug- gesting some Christmas Gift ideas i this week. They have an attrac- ' tive line of cosmetics and station- ery—and Schick Razors for men {is a popular suggestion. . ..CHAS. ARONOVITZ DEPARTMENT { STORE, the largest store in Key West, features gifts this and next | week for every member of the ifamily. This popular store is set- | ting a fast pace with their com- {plete stock of gift items and cloth- ing. . . J. R. STOWERS COM- PANY—toy headquarters for our i } for his 12 point total. Domenech,! owner of a large manufacturing | oity—advertises a Clearance Sale sure-shot School forward, dropped| concern in Cincinnati, is a visitor | on gl) toys—and SANTA CLAUS 1t points for runner-up honors.! in Key West today and is consid- Artman was next highest scorer| is there this afternoon. Bring your kiddies over. . . PIERCE BROTHERS featured the ideal Christmas Gift this week—the Phileo Radio. Why say more! . .. LEWINSKY’S MEN’S SHOP | has a complete line of items for your husband, brother, son or boy- friend. . Have you. been following the SOUTH FLORIDA C. & E. C.’s suggestions for Christmas?— they’ve a good assortment of sug- gestion for your friends or for the home. . . JOE PEARLMAN’S, | { 1937 COMPLETE COCKTAILS GUIDES. “Experts 33 Years.” Endorsed America, England. “American Whiskies”, “Wines”, 75c; “Gins”, “Rums”, 50¢ each. 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ARCHER'S CASH GRO- CERY continues to hold their friends and make new customers with top-rate groceries and meats . . . .Don’t overlook the Bingo {game and Ferries Wheel ride at CONNEL ISLAND PARK this weekend — sponsored by the American Legion. . . The OLD ISLAND TRADING POST—is. called the city’s center for novel gifts. You check this up for us, will You?. .. . HOLTSBERG’S are busy these idays—as busy as anyone ever was —with Christmas Buying patrons. Read their advertisement in this issue. . . RICHARDSON’S GRO- CERY STORE featured a 32-item ; Grocery Sale for this weekend— } bargains all. . . .And The Store of | Fashion—APPELROUTH 'S—tells !of their many Christmas items telsewhere in this issue. Read jthem!.... G. E. REFRIGERATOR, medium size, almost new. $150. Trev- mor Apartments, Apt. C. decll-tf CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. nov2-tf ae Frais 75 ROOM GOING HOTEL. Won- derful future. 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McCosh.| Ville Mission College, qualifying The Douglass High School Glee} see as he answered her, Nina felt cold and a little faint, all of a sudden. lans . . . cecide things. Besides, t, there’s something I...” He cut in: “Right-o. That's a date then.” | He laughed and kidded a lot,!t these days. It seemed to Nina, that! ‘whenever she tried to get—close to he turned her off with a joke: but his gaiety was impregnabie as stout armor, She couldn't seem t get through it—to David. She had ‘not see her mother the Today’s Anniversaries 1802 Louisville, born at Pre 22, 1870. D. Prentice, newspaper editor, on, Conn. Died Jan 1819—Isaac T. Recker, New | The moral and spiritua! facts of }health, whispered into thi@ught, produce very‘ditgst and mgirked She put her hand on the marble counter to steady herself. “Mrs. Challoner, did you say, Miss?” he inquired. “I don't seem ee... We have a Mr. Richard Challoner, of New York, regis- tered... but...” (Copyright, 1937, Margaret Hereeg> | Eddy , | sees | flower, we could cast the gift of a Nina & er bend; Monday, ta & flovely tholight into the h art of aj | friend, that would be ¢ furious seene with Richard, ug as he angels give—G. Macdonald. eaee noted of the Died Dec priest, cea born! men, we should be afraid to think ‘ore God.—Bp. Porteus. 8 SWALLOWS NOTE editor and author, born in Died Oct. 22, 1922 rey Boston.) KALAMAZOO, Mich—Mrs. A. | Draper of this city, harried by an. }$800 debt she owed Mrs. Max poem, Haase called on her creditor, born. grabbed the note and swallowed ‘it, 1859—-Francis Thompson, fam- ed English author of the “The Hound of Heaven,” Died Nov. 13, 1907, effeetsion the body.—Mary Baker! It, instemdiof a gem or éyen a} What we are afraid to do before} } as a trained nurse. She will re-{ Ciub, colored, will put on a pro- ; main at the home of her parents: gram of spirituals Sunday night, \until early in January when she| beginning at 8:15, under the di- | will-return to take up her duties.} rection of George Dean. 1 Many numbers will be render- When the Steamship Governor | Cobb, of the P. and O. S. S. Co..| cert, which will be the first of the | sailed this morning for Havana, it! coming season. carried a second load. Every! Seats will be reserved for white tateroom and all steerage Space| persons, it is stated. was taken. ———______ | SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CREB, Mich —Te | |. BATTLE CREEK, Mich—The Kellog Sanitarium in this city had ' J. Louis Comisky, owner of the | Chicago White Sox, because he Pastor. Yancy Tillman She-j burdened the regular hospital hane announces that the services’ scales above their limit of three in the First Baptist church Sun-| hundred pounds. ; day will be deeply interesting to’ ; the congregations. | Christmas | In the morning, the pastor will! dered that } preach a special Christmas ser-} ‘mon, and in the evening a special! ‘PROGRAM SUNDAY Program will be ren- everybody will enjoy. “Came and bring your friends,” says Rev. Shehane. jed during the course of the con-| | ! | CLEM C. PRICE ORGANIZA- TION. Registered Brokers. Phone 124. 505 Duval street. decl-tf} ———-- re TO SELL.OR BUY REAL ES-} TATE or mortgage on Florida} Keys, address E. R. Lowe, P. 0. Box-21, Tavernier, Florida. } novd-tf BICYCLES FOR RENT, by hour, | day, week or month J. BR. 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