The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 12, 1939, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1939 Av Virvinia Hanson Chapter 37 “QHAW,” Adam went on “Barney | just an embi togk the part of a girl in Hun- dredth Night shows—did he sing?” | “No, I'm not guessing. There | would have been a long fuse on | it. It was not tial i) the plan, { 3 ant might not have worked. The fuse | in a nest of crumpled paper, be- | hind some shrubs in the flower | “Yeah, he was a.scream—big as| bed at the edge of the steps, It a horse and eoy, anda shrill falsetto voice——~” The grin froze on his face. “Grea to be in case the fatal one did not lodge in the wound. “You see, he thought she was dead—he meant her to be dead— ries he carried her onto the dance r.” Mary Shaw hid her face against her husband’s shquider and began to sob. He put a perfunctory arm around » Spoke to her impa- ae Id always to! ou Barney had ice water in his velo. +. But look, you mean to say he carried ‘her around the floor? Why, man, I a girl pass out on me oncé when we were dancing—weighed a ton. I could hardly get her-to a chair! They're not like ordinary people—s I mean. They—they sag.’ Adam said, “True. But I doubt ey realized that when he his plans, She’s a tiny thing, and Barney—I'm no weakling, but I you I was helpless yester- day afternoon in his arms. I think it’s possible he undertstimated the he had set himself; but once |, he had to-do it—there was n@ backing down after he'd shot her. He had literally left himself with no alternative, and it’s re- tatkable what you can do when ypu have to save your skin, But did You notice him afterward—in the dressing room?” Mrs lower’s head was noddin; violently again. “Trembling al over, he was, like a leaf!” “With fatigue, not horror,” Adam pointed out, “But the blood!” expostulated Lou Orpington. “There was little external bleed- ten the maimie | would be sure tohave might not catch fire from the! cigarette, The fuse might go out. | cracker might ve a dud. | If so, there was no done— | there were the Popping Balloons, | ion, Someon: ud be : heard 7m, not gus had been Put to bed Barney re- membered that a firecracker leaves | traces, He stole out of his room | by the window, found the place, | scraped dirt over the debris, And | found the two..smoke-blackened, | whitewashed stones, Actually! there was little chance that they | would ever be noticed or, if Hex were, that any significance woul be attached to them. But mur- derers have to be scrupulously neat. He took them, intending, per- , haps, to clean them or to exchange them for others in a less telltale | Position. “So the weapon was in his hand | when he reached bachelor quar- | ters and overheard the sentry’s | innocent remark, .., This morne | ing I found the place where the stones had been, and in the loose | dirt scraps of scarlet paper... .” There was a little silence, then Captain Flower’s scrupulous, exact | mind dictated the final, the telling question. | “But this that you've told us is ; not ip ly appa a man, 3 | megan. Scraps of evidence, pieced | togetfier with conjecture, The sentry might die. Anne might not | live to tell that he shot her. If) that is\all, if there is no further evidence, why did Barney lose his head and try to escape?” ‘Accusing Him’ ie WAS the longest speech I had | ever heard from the little man, It won for him a glance of affec- tionate admiration from Adam. “You're quite right, Captain, it was not enough—though, by the way, I suspect that Anne has been THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | | | | PAGE THREE a ee | ee cere PARK TONIGHT ***0"™" . | OLD AT 40! GET PEP. FOR SALE OR RENT—Cabin | New Ostrex Tonic Tab-| Cruiser with living quarters to PROGRAM WILL ALSO BE, lets contain raw oyster invigo-| accommodate 4. All modern THIS AFTE! | rators and other stimulants.) COMveniences. Good for party slit sieabicaad One dose starts new pep. Value fishing. 1014 Varela street. AT UNITED STATES MA-| $1.00. Special price 89¢. Call, | octl0-s RINE HOSPITAL | write Gardner’s Pharmacy. | = - | FOR. RENT FOR SALE OR RENT , BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night’s rest to OVERSEAS HOTEL. 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SAMUEL, JR., Inc.| —— @ say that Barney planned | pi 2 ; ng the rear. | LEEDS, Eng.—Admitting he, A ; Bs FORUSALE 11% acres Plante: ene le big crimson” heart, | i—that’s why she fainted again | 97 intimin pce sees ead jad sent’ out a warning of the Licensed Yacht Brokers ‘ tion Key, 3% acres on oce 8% acres on Bay, on Highway, all high land, beach front on when he came in the raom. “No. Except for the actual evi- dence of the firecrackers and the |approach of enemy aircraft dur- | Empire Bldg.-St. Petersburg, Fla pierced by an arrow, served a dua jing the Czechoslovakian crisis, jan12-3tx purpose. A target of sorts; and WORLD ALMANAC TWIN BILL SUNDAY SECOND UPSTATE & mask for the blood that must] final attack on Anne, I guessed all | Henry Wood, 26, post office tele- both sides. P. O. Box 23. Key = oa eros he could tam the this before daylight. The second | phone operator, ‘was sentenced to} ROOMS West. sevt7-8 attempt on Anne’s life confirmed | prokably use sorbent cotton for that and held je months for effecting a public i the guess, but it was the proof NOW ON SALE AT NAVY GROUNDS, FIVE WILL PLAY it in place with his handkerchief. 4 | ischief. NEW VALDEZ INN, 521 United. | FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100’. And of it afterward.” Bena eee ne Se aE he | new. ISSUE FOR 1939 CON. H | Se . . , Sixteen beautiful new rooms.| Run from Washington to Von Mrs. Flower spoke in a detached | bullet with which she was actually | “TAINS GREAT VOLUME Sunday afternoon the regular! Basketball doubleheader tomor-, Florida's great all-Latin Carni-| Across South Beach. jan9-Imo_ Phister strect. $1,000. Ap- wee. a bi shot.” | F INFORMATION ldoublehéader of the Monroe/T0W night at the High School | val will open. in Tampa on Sat-) __________ | ply Rear 1217 Petronia street. | he?" wasn't exactly human, was) There was a chorus of sharp, o Ri ow ‘gymnasium will feature Lakejurday, January 21. This brilliant ROOMS with or without board. aug9-tfs | County Baseball League will be played, as usual. In the opening game, Blue Sox, formerly Cuban Club, will tackle Key West Conchs, and in the nightcap, Trojans will cross bats excited questions, He answered | them in order. ff i “How? By letting him lead me the fifty-fourth annual number— $a tt Where? ae the target range ‘has arrived in a new dress and ere cars. often. park ab ? | arrangement and is. now, on’ sale nigh Seite seen epee night here. In it are recorded a mil- 419 Southard | -______. jan4-lmo' FOR SALE-—Lot, Duval and Louiza lots, corner Bert Roosevelt Bow! on Pine Ke: . Worth High School and Key West} and colorful event is of especial | | High School in the second game.! interest to tourists and winter} This will be the first contest be-| visitors and annually ‘attracts tween these fives since 1985: thousands to the city for the gay DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, adjoin-; when the locals won. ‘events of ‘the week. ing bath; $5.00 week, 2 per- Lineup for the Conchs will be sons. 1116 Division street. Sunny and cool. “And that sentry,” I said slowly, street. “was trying to tell you” “That .there was a_ balloon alreedy tied Neal aalie shen carried her into the build- ingee idn’ nient\on the carry- The World Almanac for 1939— ’, corner ; two ing, because it was a familiar sight} “Eow do I know it was the right | lion facts, in such concise, ac-' with Roadside Pirates. " in. Sti \ isi ite tandash Abed a habit. of Barney's. He carried Aid e right | > an wi g E, Pinder and C. Lewin, Stickney,! Street car advertising of points jan12-3t location. her fo the car, why shouldn't “he he rt ee eer curate 2800 eet maeue. sor Matthews and Collins. Soldano,’ of interest in Florida’s delightful street. | that old readers never fail to | buy it and new readers join up LEGALS Schoneck and Nelson will be in west coast area began appearing NEWLY - FURNISHED ROOMS carry her from the car! The bal- i T | reserve. jin metropolitan centers this week,, and good Southern Cooking.; FOURTEEN-FOOT loon was a minor flew in the plan, caliber on the post belongs to Eliz- abeth. It can be proved that it was, OAT and he thought he had provided! fired from her gun. It can be | each year. Try any. subject—ag- f CIRCUIT COURT OF THE yoy, ‘ - = fficials of the Flor. R hl Hatca: SHESERADS| four-horee . outboard. Johnson i a ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT lolays and Lions Club will according to officials of the Flor. easonable Rates. s nso feat via be lewisted ea of he ea Lie aie gun was never out riculture, commerce, employment, ; HP STATE OF FLORIDA, dribble in the opening fracas. ida West Coast Association, pro-| WINDS, “The Old Mahogany) motor, fully equipped, $150. dante—so there would be no wit- Cotes eae ret atl yptervay. | manufacturing, Tadio, spete IN € ee COUNTY. “Initial contest will begin moting this drive to bring win-, House”. Corner Caroline and; 1217 Petronia sireet, rear. nesses to his arrival. He didn’t} gun was new and had never heer: |strikes, trade, vital statistics—| <7, OWE, _ individually promptly at 7:15 o'clock. jter visitors to the west coast. Duval streets. jan11-13-16) jan4-s count on the sentry. For the bal- loon, of course, had to be tied to her ankle before he took her out of car. Once he was where he equa be seen, he couldn't let go of her for a minute, . . .” , ‘Burnt Powder’ I OU ORPINGTON had been inal She spoke now, aciously, unconvinced. Pu might Rave m taken a burst- ing balloon for the sound of a shot. As swear I smelled burnt pow- ler.” , “So you did," said Adam calmly. “another ing the sentry might ve red, if I had thought a Cigarette ‘butt as he utt as he ihe steps of the veranda. ‘ a oe Barney at your house oni the arth of July?” “Yes, he was. He and Gilly had quite-e time——” d, she resumed in voice. was a fire- that hadn't n't you remem- child is con: oy «++ He that far in ad- da use for it,” ceein about lemanded Lou zou “just. fired on this post! “BarneyJed me to the spot, and I picked the shell up in front of his jon it and That's wh why he shot himself. , . , “The maiden, all: forlorn’®” Adam quoted gently, taking eyes from the road long enough to meet mine, “I’m sorry you're cutting your visit short—you're coe away ugly memories.” “If it were only that. But I feel so inadequate. When she said goode by Elizabeth apologized for havin, invited me, She had no idea, o} cure: of vipers me comin ut she knew the evening would be ordea] and she -vanted a friend not to confide in, just to be near. And, Adam, I scarcely saw her ali oe Ge I linked ai corn rows we wei re? The iron fence had di ty Fort Ben Havens was behind fhe, Adam said very soberly, “There are some things that no one can help us with—we have to go Cees them alone. You were there if she wanted you. I can uns derstand that would be en . “Adam—why, if he loved - beth, did he cow suspicion os er by using her gun an ie Malay kris?” (Copyright. 2: grind it into the turf. Virginia Hanson) Coneh tomorrow. THE WEATHER Temperatures” WEATHER FORECAST Highest ...... 80; rin _7:30 pA, Friday) Lowest 70| Key West andVicinity: Partly ee 75 cloudy with rifld temperature! Normal Mean —.s_. 69| tonight and aay; light: te Rainfall" Yesterday's Precipitation .0 Ins. Normal Precipitation — Thin eeeged cove! eur period ending at & o'clock thin morning. ‘Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises 7:14 a. Sun sets —~ 5:58 p. m. Moon rises 1:18 a. e 12:47 p. m. Barpmeter 7:30 a. m.. today: Sea level, 30.08, i Florida: \scattered showers in extreme | northwest portion Friday. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: m.| Light to moderate winds, mostly | | southerly over north portion, and “| east to southeast over south por- tonight and Friday. | East Gulf: Moderate southeast P.M.|and south winds, occasionally and Pittsburgh). . 4:08 fresh over extreme north portion, can obtain a copy, bound in cloth. ; ‘and partly overcast weather to- showers over extreme north por- j Hon Friday. eyes before he could put his foot | ¢ lost his nerve, That's | }each is represented in The Al- manac, many with comparative data from foreign countries. Edited by E. Eastman Irvine, | the 1939 Almanac has been reset in a type easier to read. New sec- | tions and new features also have been added. One new section is devoted to the New York World’s | Fair 1939. This section of ap- | proximately 10,000 words, with a map of the grounds and routes to the Fair, gives a detailed descrip- tion of the exposition, the amuse- ‘ments, transportation facilities, hotel, parking accommodations. |. The $50,000,000 Golden Gate | International Exposition in San | Francisco also draws attention. Sponsored by eleven Western | States as The World’s Fair of the’ jf | West, it will present the picture | of the development of that sec ‘tion in the “Pageant of the Pa: | cific”. Anotfier new section deals with | radio and television, giving a con- cise history of each; also a chron- Vaey of radio. The growth of ra- | dio, the number of sets in use in the United States, thé sale of ra- | dios and apparatus, the number employed and on the payroll of the industry, the number of sta- | tions—all these are treated in the | Radio Section. | But with these additions the old features have suffered no neglect. The record of the Year, | Memorable Events, Scientific Pro- | | gress—all remain, as interesting | and as replete with facts as ever. Here, too, are a Review of Labor, the Stock Exchanges, Govern- ment Rosters, Educational and Religious statistics and Medal Winners, Election data cover i] | moderate-east-ti'southeast winds.} many pages and are of particular i Partly cloudy <and}interest this year with the many .08 Ins, | mild tonight and Friday, with|changesin government offices. |The Sports and Aviation Sections have been revamped and enlarg- ‘ed. The World Almanac is publish- ed by The New York Werld-Tele- gram, a Scripps-Howard newspa- ™.' tion ,and partly overcast weather! per, at 125 Barclay St., New York City. The paper edition is 70 cents (80 cents west of Buffalo For $1.10 one A de luxe leather edition, with 11:08 | night and Friday, with scattered ones name in gold on the cover, jis offered at $2.00 a copy. All | prices include postage. housing »and automobile if al! and as Executrix of the estate of Stephen F. Lowe, deceased, Complainant, Foreclosure of Mortgage. GIRAGASIAN, et al, Defendants. PUBLICATION vs. MANOOG ORDER OF It appearing by the sworn bill of complaint filed by the -complainant in the above stated cause that said complainant does not know and has not been able to ascertain vhether the defendants, Manoog and Giragasian, f married, believed by the nant to be interested in the rein being foreclosed upon and hereinafter described, or if dead to have be rested therein, are dead, his, her or s, ‘grantees or unknown, and e of residence of ndants is unknown; that nant verily believes that. of said defendants are over age of twenty-one years and that there is no person in the State of Florida, the service of, a sum- mons in chancery upom whom would bind said defendants, ‘and that said complainant verily he- leves that there are other unknown ons other than the named ndants who have some claim or terest in the land described mplainant’s bill, and more par- ticularly described as follows, to- wit: On_ the Island of Key_West, known on William A. White- head's map delineated in Feb- ruary, A. D. 1829, as part of Lot Four%4) Square Five (5) Com- mencing at the corner of Simon- ton and Greene Streets and running thence along said Simonton Street in a North- westerly direction One hun- dred and thirty-four (134) feet; thenee at right angles in a Northeasterly direction Fifty- five (55) feet; thence at right angles in a Southeasterly di- rection One hundred and thirty four (134) feet to Greene Street; thence along the line of Greene Street ina Southwesterly di- rection Fifty-five (55) feet to the point of beginning. Refer- ence to Book B-4, page 365. it is therefore Ordered, Adjudged and Deereed that the defendants, Manoog Giragasian and Gira- gasian, his wife, if married, if liv- ing and if dead, all parties claiming interests under Manoog Giragasian and Giragasian, his wife, de- ceased or otherwise, and all’ un- known persons having or claiming an interest in the land hereinbefore described, be and they are hereby (required to appear to said bill of complaint on: oF before the 6th day of February, A. D. 1939 otherwise the allegations of said bill will be taken as confessed by said de- fendants and proceeded with ex parte. It is further Ordered that this Order be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West. Citizen, a newspaper published in Monroe County, Flor- ida. d Ordered at Key West, Dane 7 Monfoe .£ County, Florida, this 1939. January th, A. D. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer MOREE Of fhe Circuit Court, RAYM R. LORD, Solicitor.for Complainant. * jan5-12-19-26; feb2,1939 Subscribe to The Citizen—20¢ ‘weekly, t The SP 2 3 dance floor was packed with exeited celebrants. Cries _/ of “Happy New Year!” filled. the room. Allan’s arms tight-\~ ened around Noel. “Happy New Yearto you dar-f heart furned to lead. H could it be a happy new year SP CIR a PA RS OI BO IPE TI ee z. “ Amy = > Oy Ste see / NEW YEAR’S LOVE r by, Angela Lorden . 4° a stl iyo iia i Starting January 14, In This Paper