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q K'.Q.K
a DAY.
BY BRUCE CATION

TN Promenade Deck" Ishbel Ross
n discusses the odd things that can
happen to a group of people who
are held together for five months
by the fact that they embarked to-
gether on a world cruise.
Mostly, she finds, they fall in love
usually with the wrong people.
And since they can't get away from
the people with whom they have
fallen out of love, things are apt
to get rather interesting.
She gets together typical
luxury liner" crowd; a young man
just out of Princeton, a pert little
flapper, an explorer who Just has
eloped with the wife of a dessicated
professor, a constituencies lady on
the lookout for excitement, a novel
list who aims to sample the drinks
Of every port in the world, red
haired young female who can't hold
her liquor, prim little schoolma am
from the middle west, a deserted
English wife-and so on, until she
has a suitably hectic mixture.
Then she turns them loose and
watches to see what happens.
What happens is plenty, and in
the telling of it there is a good deal
of interest The book is oddly I'M
even, for some reason; some
stretches are fiat and lifeless, with
unreal people uttering stilted
dialogue, and some are extremely
moving and convincing.
Some of the characters notably
the schoolma am-are simply stock
figures, wooden and inert; others
are very we'll drawn.
All in all Promenade Deck" will
I'll in a couple of hours nicely.
1t is published by Harpers, and
81 will cost you 81.
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Williams
BY Crane
BY Martin

He is as dumb as the Zertacolols," ex-
planned the commander of Tarzan's escort;
therefore he has no name" we will call
him THE GIANT then" said the officer, for
as such he has been known since his cap
tures" He wrote in his book the word for
giant "zuanthrol,9 together with the name
of Tarzans owner and the city where the
ape-man had been captured in battle. Call
ing a warrior to him the officer said: Take
him to the timbering crew in tunnel IS at
the Seth level
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

coloring approached Mona's and
because she lad shown untiring
patience. The messenger boy got
another five to insure prompt de-
livery.
Then Steve dropped into a flor
lists. left an order and took his way
to his mothers for a nap.
On the way up, he recalled the
proposed visit to the hospital. That
necessitated other purchases and
when a dressing gown, a steamer
basket of fruit, and some TOBACCO
had been added he nosed the car at
last toward the little Third avenue
fiat.
Maybe Mona wouldn't like this
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buying al these things. That idea
suddenly occurred to steve. He
dashed for a telephone and only by
a series of threats did he get the
magnificent Henri on the wire.
Say" Steve said wildly. slip a
note in that box, will you? Some
thing to the effect that I'm only
lending the stuff. She might not
take it otherwise. see? Fix it up,
you know how, and sign it Steve. {"
"Ze box for Mees Moran? She
has gone already" Henri waved an
apologize hand unseen over the
phone.
You are lisr," Steve told him
cheerfully. IF it has, then get it
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Monas smile, strangely at variance
with its setting
Steve laughed aloud as an idea
occurred to him. Go to Pilgrims
and make old Pilgrim dress Mona
upl
They don't have anything too
good for her, at that" Steve told
himself.
TWO hours consultation with
l. Henri at Pilgrims did much to
deplete Steve's ideas as we'll as his
bank roll.
He slipped IS to the model dis
playing the gown because her
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GO on Win THE STORY
CHAPTER FOUR


A FTER leaving Mona at the
IN Office. steve headed his car
northward with no plan except to
g. home until time to call for her
at 5.
His hand lay on the wheel me-
Chemically, the car responding to
his slightest touch like a sensitive
race horse.
He had not been to bed Three
years Of loneliness, coupled with that
sense of security provided by suf-
f1cient money honestly come by had
added a piquant flavor to New
Yorks night life.
Before Steve had gone away, he
had seen only the outskirts of that
life. Today he could take part and
fling foolish gold with the others.
And Steve wanted to show Mona
0his New York to which he had
assembled. He had acquired an ease
OF manner, a sense of dress, an air.
It stirred his vanity to be able to
show Mona the new Steve, to walk
on Broadway the Park avenue way.
II was true, as he had told Mona,
that before he had disappeared he
had been involved with gangsters,
innocently enough at first had
driven what the tabloids refer to as
the "holdup car" though as far
as Steve knew he had been in
yolved in no gunplay
" 1t seemed to be easy money. All
Steve had to do was pick up his
fare as prearranged, drive to a GER
tain hide-out and collect his split.
That the gang held out on him fire.
quently made little difference What
he received was velvet and his risk
was Slight.
When he came to realize that the
gang which hired him was not
Bound on pleasure parties, that the
cash they handed him in furtive
though generous amounts was Of
feTed usually after newspapers had
printed accounts of this robbery or
that along the jewel centers of the
town, Steve tried to pull out.
He was approached carefully and
warned, Leave town and they'd
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BRIDGE
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League


TINE bidding tactics in auction
n and contract differ greatly
Don't think that you simply can
apply the bidding conventions of
auction and thereby play successful
contract.
They are two different games,
and believe are best described in
two short sentences: At auction
bridge you bid against your OPP
ponents, At contract bridge you
bid for your partner.
Following is another of the in
teresting hands selected from the
All-American auction pair cham
pionship event.
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Tarzan of the Apes was led directly from
the Royal Dome to the quarries of Veltoris-
makus, half-mile away. ninth dome was
under construction. Toward 1t wound a line
of burdened slaves from the entrance of the
quarry. Into this hole the ape-man was con-
Quoted Just below the surface in a Well
lighted chamber, he was turned over to the
officer in charge, TO whom the kings orders
name?' demanded thu officer, opening large
book that rested on the table where he sat.
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The Bidding

The Bidding
At contract bridge, South would
start the bidding with one spade,
and from there the bidding would
be carried to game, but at auction
honors play an important part.
South held three aces and only
two honors in spades, therefore
most auction players would open
the hand with one no trump, which
would buy the contract.
The Play
An interesting position play is
developed, West opened his fourth
best heart-the nine was played
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The king rose languidly from his chair.
Take it to the quarries" he said pointing at
Tarzan. Tell the officer in charge that it is
the kings wish that it be not overworked or
injured" When the king had left one war
rior whispered to another; The old half
wit thinks he invented the formula that has
been tried on zoanthrohago's slave Some
times I think can abide his arrogance no
longe-," answered his companions.
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PLAN RADIO SEA LINK
New Phone System May Replace
Cable to Lighthouses.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
ASTORIA, Ore, July 29--Light-
house keepers on lonely Tillamook
rock. off the northern Oregon coast.
hope next winter to keep in con-
slant communication with the main
land.
A temperamental cable telephone
installed several years ago may be
replaced by a radio phone. Wires
of the present system are severed by
every winter storm.
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Princess Janzara did not purchase Tarzan,
slave of zoanthrohago. Her father, the king
would not permit it, Very angry, she walked
from the throne room where she had come to
examine the captive When she reached her
own apartments and was beyond her royal
sire's sight and hearing the beautiful girl
gave way to frenzy Of frustrated passion.
Pushing her maids from her she stamped her
foot and muttered to herself: Il shall own
that slave " and kill him too, if I desire"
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BFCIN urnr TODAY


MONA MORAN. who supports her
mother, invalid father, little sister
KITTY. and neer-do-well brother BUD,
j. determined 10 marry for wealth and
position
She Is rseeptlonst for a Wall Street
Jaw hrm and in the office sees men Of
the world 70 which she aspires
.,M9nas. brother annoMnees mat hsr
entdhood sweetheart STEVE SACCA-
.fELLI. grandson Of the ice ana coal
9ealer has returned home.
steve disappeared three wears earlier
and u vas rumored he was IN prison,
though Mona never believed this.
She meets him on her way 10 Work
one morning Steve is handsome. well
dressed, and well hammered. Mona is
not anxious 10 rcney the friendship
but agrees 70 dine with steve.
Later in the day she meets BARRY
TOWNSEND. a Young man Of wealth
and social prominence. She refuses
Barryg dinner invitation, telling him
she never makes engagements with
clients or employers
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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SPECIAL ENVOY
TO WOO BRITISH
FOR ARGENTINA
vIcE-PREsIDENT JULIO AR
GENTINo RocA GOING TO
LONDON TO REPAY VISITS
OF PRINCE OF WALES
BY GIDEON d. SEYMOUR
nv Associated Pressl

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. AR
gentina is sending her fluent and
cosmopolitan vice-president, Julio
Argentine Roca, to London this
month to repay the visits of the
Prince of Wales and 10 WOO the
chiefs of empire for realignment
of Anglo-Argentine trade.
The traditional commercial cur
rents between the two countries
have been diverted by the Ottawa
agreements, tariffs and exchange
restrictions.
Dr.. Roca, after he has golfed,
danced, ridden and flown with the
prince, and has used his Oxford
English to voice Argentine apprec-
iation for past British friendliness,
will have some conversations
with leaders of the British state.
Out of these, it is hoped, will
come trade agreement adjusted
TO the stresses of mutual crises.
Argentina wants to insure Eng
lish markets for her wheat, meat
and corn. England wants fair
treatment for her $4,000, 000, 900
investments in Argentina. Also she
would like to sell Argentina more
British goods to offset the English
money paid to Argentina for food.
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FREE SHOW and
CHRISTMAS TREE
ON DECEMBER e
TO BE GIVEN AT PALACE
THEATER FOR MANY OF
POOR CHILDREN OF CITY;
TO DISTRIBUTE TICKETS

A free show and community
Christmas tree will be given for
poor children of this city, Friday
afternoon, December %, at the
Palace Theater. Free tickets are
now in the hands of committee
members, ready for distribution to
poor children. Anyone knowing a
deserving child who is not in
school is asked to send name to
the committee in charge.
This worthy enterprise is spon-
sored by the Good Fellows Club,
organized recently for the purpose
of! giving the needy children of
Key West a real Christmas. Those
who can afford to donate toward
this Christmas tree are asked to do
SO. Funds collected from every
source will be used in providing
gifts for this community tree.
The management of the Palace
Theater asked the Parent-Teacher
Associations to give assistance to
this worthy cause, and the Harris
school and the Division street
school organizations are giving
their efforts to bring happiness to
many little children, who other
wise may not be remembered at
Christmas.
The Palace Theater will give a
free show at the same time. This
will be a comedy which will APP
peal to children, it is announced.
Fruits, candy and cash donations
will be most acceptable, the COM
mittee announced today, and
everyone is asked to be generous.
The cooperation of every person
in this city is asked, that all de-
serving children will have glad
Yuletide. This good work is plan
ned not only for school children.
but for all poor children of this
city.
Mrs. w. P. Archer is chairman
of Harris school Parent-Teacher
Association engaged. in this work,
and will be assisted by Mrs. En-
rique Henriquez, Mrs. Garcia
ketchings, Mrs. r. 7. Hiner. Mrs.
Earl Adams. Mrs. Leo Williams.
Mrs. Lawrence Higgs is chair
man of Division street school Par
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Miscellaneous SholUer
For Mrs. E. Solomon

Mrs. Eckwood Solomon, recent
bride, was given a miscellaneous
shower yesterday afternoon by her
sister. Miss Marjorie Johnson, and
Miss Gladys Carey. This event was
held in the Rebecca assembly hall
on SimOnton street. A musical
program included vocal duet by
Misses ALICE Curry and Mary Whit
marsh; piano selection by Mrs. F.
F. Hoffman and a recitation by
Della Mae Curry.
Red and green, symbolic of the
season, were used for color
scheme which was also carried out
in the rcfreshment course. In a
contest, Mrs. Dorothea Turknett
was first prize winner, and Miss
Helen Albury won second.
The many lovely gifts were pre-
sented to the honor guest by Belva
Busto and Mary Roberts, who
brought them into the hall in a
cart decorated in red and green.
Mrs. Solomon until her marriage
recently was Miss Fac Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
johnson.
Those who attended this event
yesterday were Mesdames Irwin
Sweeting, Carl Bervaldi, Sam Nc
Clintock, Cleveland Niles, Evelina
Lopez, Milton Roberts, Benjamin
Sawyer, Charles Allen, Charles S.
Lowe, J. +. Busto, c. w. Goethe,
Joseph Johnson. Jr., Harold Solo
mon, Frank Lewinsky, George
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STRAND THEATER
esseessesssss . ssssseeea.

:, The leading lady with whom
Hollywood's fiery Gael, Charles
Bickford, plights his troth in ''Van-
iity Street." the Columbia film now
at the Strand Theater, is Helen
Chandler. Miss Chandler, more at
tractive and winsome than ever
after six and a half months in
"Springtime for Henry on Broad
way, recently returned to Holly
wood to continue a successful
screen career that began in 1929
with Salute" and progressed by
/ leaps and bounds with excellent
performances in Outward
Bound" "a House Divided" "Sal-
walton Nell" "Daybreak" and 1.-THE
Last Flight" Her last picture be-
fore Vanity Street was Fanny
Foley Herself" with Edna May
Oliver.
The role of beautiful, intelli-
gent girl, stranded and starving
in New York City, who gets a job
in the Follies through the aid of
genial, attractive radio patrol Of
fier, played by Charles Bickford,
gives Miss Chandler opportunity
not only to display the charm of
her acting talent, but her figure
las well.
And incidentally Miss Chandler
has the honor of being among the
first leading women to whom
Charles Bickford has been per-
mitted (by the script, of course)
to make love. In most of his pre-
vious pictures, Bickford has been
Iruggedly Indifferent to women.
Nicholas Grinde, who mega
phoned for M-G-M on "This Mod
lern Age" and many other features,
directed vanity Street"
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Benefit Card Party
For Tuesday Night

Reservations for tables at a
benefit card party Tuesday night,
December 13, at Woman's Club
building, 1907 Division street, are
now being made and indications
are that this will be quite a social
attraction of next week. This en-
terbainment has been arranged for
the benefit of st. Mary's Star of
the Sea, Catholic church, and
plans were completed at a meeting
of Catholic women yesterday.
These include table prizes which
will be most attractive. There will
be high score prize and a door
prize, in addition to the individual
table prizes.
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More Goods At Frank
Johnsen's Auction Sale

Kodaks, cameras, and supplies
will be the main feature of the
Big Auction Sale which is going
on at Frank Johnson's in the Co.
lonial Hotel building.
During the past week, Mr.. John
son has been letting his stock GO
at sacrificing prices. Hundreds OF
people have taken advantage OF
this sale, realizing that these ar.
ticles may never be sold at these
prices again.
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70 . . o . . . . . . . o Z
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Major General Benjamin D.
Foulois, Chief of the--Army Air
Corps, born in Connecticut, So
years ago.
DR.. Frederick G.. Novy, Univer-
Isity of Michigan psychologists,
born in Chicago, 68 years ago.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., actor.
born in New York City, "a years
ago.
Guy Richardson, editor of "Our
Dumb Animals" Boston, born in
East Haverhill, N. H., So years
ago.
George f. Rand, noted Buffalo,
N. Y, banker, born at North
Tonawanda, N. Y, 40 years ago,
Dr. ". CampDell Morgan, noted
Philadelphia clergyman, born in
England, SO years ago.
Harland H. Allen, noted Chi
cago economist, born in Loyalton,
s. D., "A years ago.
Meredith Nicholson, of Indiana
polls, popular American novelist,
born at Charlottesville, Ind, GO
years ago.
Thomas w. Hardwick, one-time
Georgia governor and U. S. Sena-
tor, born at Thomasville, Ga, 60
years ago.
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Wills, Leroy Roberts, Maude Whit
aker, Benjamin II. Lowe, Paul
Danice, G. G. Saunders, Blanche
Herrick, Frank Sawyer.
Mesdames w. NJ. Cooper, Men
endez Key, Elizabeth Nottage, Will
Roberts, Ted Canover, Leon Saw
yer, Milton Knowles, Fred Hoff-
man, Ansel Albury, Sam Kemp,
Ivan Elwood, K. E. Turknett,
Cleveland Dillon, Eddie Roberts,
Everett Russell, F. r. Dunaway,
Maitland Adams. ]. j. Kirschen-
baum, Marie Adams, Sally jerks,
George V. Perpall, Ed Saunders,
Cleveland Saunders, William Men
dell, Corinne Jerman, C. M. Rus
sell, Everett Russell, j. E. Ley.
Misses Laura Mae Albury. Helen
Hoeffer, Vanessa Collins, Deborah
Knowles, Catherine Knowles, Doro-
thy Stanley, Marjorie Key, Helen
Albury, Margaret Carey, Susan La
Kin, Esther Beals, Nellie Kirschen-
baum, Alberta Elwood, Mary Whit
marsh, Gladys Russell, Evelyn
Niles, ALICE Curry, Eliza Gardner,
Edna Mae Johnson, Marjorie john
son, Gladys Carey, Catherine
Thompson, Catherine Allen, Eliza
beth Niles.
The following assisted in serv-
ing: Madge Key, Mary Roberts,
Della Mae Curry, Sylvia Sawyer,
Fac Niles, Belva Busto, Lois Marie
Busto, Anna May Pitts, Ann Saw
yer, Sugar Goethe.
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Entertain At
Waffle Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ma
lone entertained last night with
q waffle supper in honor Of Mrs,
L. A. Yates and Mrs. Britain of
Tallahassee, who are guests of
Judge jefferson B. Browne.
There were 30 guests present, all
of whom enjoyed the hospitality
of the hosts and the pleasure Of
meeting the honor guests.
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The same evening and in connec-
ton with the card party there will
be a food sale which will include
cakes, pies, candy and salads.
These will be prepared from some
of the best cooking receipts, and
are sure to please the most exact
ing. Cocoanut candy which rivals
the famous pralines of New Or
leans will be on sale.
Reservations should be made
early, as the number of tables will
be limited. Those who have not
yet made reservations are asked
to call Mrs. M. S. Lombard OF
Mrs. Henry o. Russell.
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Dance At Miramor Club
For Saturday Evening

There will be a big time in the
old town tomorrow night when the
Blue Devils get popped up at the
regular Saturday night dance at
the Miramar Club on the Boule-
ward.
Dancing begins at 10 O'Clock,
with the new admission price of
60c including lady guest, in effect.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE
sssssssesssssaassaess0ea

Here we have an originally rich,
generous nature which may be-
come somewhat shaken from its
firm base by i'll fortune. The IN
dications point to a danger of some
estrangement in the life, that may
give misanthropic tendency, and
possibly lead to some reckless adj
ventures, which may or may not
prove fortunate.
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TOO TALL TO BEND

PEIPING.-Liu Yu Chin, gate
keeper at the zoo in this city, plans
to retire as he is eight feet tall and
it hurts his back to bend down to
collect tickets from small Chinese.
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Many Bargains Offered
At Lewinsky's Store

Nov is the time for buying
your Christmas outfit" said Mr..
Lewinsky to representative of
The Citizen this morning. IF the
prices that / am offering my en-
tire stock of mems clothing and
furniture will not make them bay,
nothing else will"
Tomorrow marks the opening
of the big Christmas sale at Levin
sky's. Prices on mems clothing
have been marked down to fit
anybody's pocketbook. Suits, hats,
shirts, sweaters and everything
that goes to make up the well
dressed man have all been marked
at prices that will make them
sell.
No finer time to by Christmas
gifts for the entire family can be
found than now in the furniture
line. In many cases, some of the
articles in stock have been reduced
as much as so percent.
Mr.. Lewinsky is advertising
only few of the values in an adj
vertisement in today's Citizen. He
invites the public to call at his
store and see for themselves.
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Bible Glass Conducts
Meeting Here Tuesday

A business meeting of the
Young Adult Bible class of Flem-
ing Street Methodist church was
held Tuesday with Mrs. C. M. Sam.
ford. This was well attended and
will be the last meeting of this
year. Beginning in January the
class will resume weekly meetings
according to present plans.
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Card Party For
Wednesday Night

The senior class of the high
school will sponsor a card party
Wednesday night at the Woman's
Club, 1907 Division street, begin
ming at 7:3O o'clock, and class
members are working hard to
make this a successful event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-12-09

F. j. Davenport, u. S. deputy
marshal came in on the Havana
Special yesterday on special bust
ness connected with the padlocking
Of several places ordered closed by
United States court.
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P ersonal Mention

A. Maitland Adams, who went
to Marathon to look over the fish
ing fleet of the Thompson Fish
Company and the catches being
made, returned yesterday.
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Father Dougherty
Somewhat Improuea

Father f. x. Dougherty. pastor
of st. Mary's Catholic church,
who has been i'll for more than
"a week, is today reported some-
what improved.
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ent-Teacher Association. Others
who will assist Mrs. Higgs are Mrs.
p. Bussey. Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
Gilbert McKillip, Mrs. Thelma
Sands, Mrs. Russell LYMAN.
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Emit F. Phillips, U. S. immigra-
ton Inspector. and Mrs. Phillips,
left over the East Coast yesterday
for Miami where they will spend
two days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-12-09

Marlin Albury was an outgoing
passenger over the East Coast yes,
terday to Tavernier where he will
remain for one week making re-
pairs to his property.