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the little fellows that fall for the
big outstanding girls"
Caroline's heart jumped. She
said quickly and breathlessly.
1.-THE man Miss Williams married
was he small?"
Never set eyes on him. Yes. you
may well look surprised. The mys-
terry man. called him, and fine and
angry she was-.And what do you
mean by that. Mrs. Hawkins?'
Why said. when a young lady
keeps her young gentleman as dark
as you do yours-meeting him
round the corner and not SO much
as letting him see you HONEYWELL,
she must expect remarks to be
passed. and whether she expects it
or not, passed they will be-
Really. you know, she'd violent
temper. for I'd hardly got the words
out of my lips. when he was
through the door and banged 1t so
hard that my first-fioor-front came
out on the landing to know what
was up. 'Tempers,' ! said. And mys-
terry or no mystery, I'm sorry for the
man that marries her, for she's one
OF those thatIl have the upper hand
or bust herself
"Was she here long?" said Caro-
line.
'sTook the room for three weeks
and came and went. You've got to
live three weeks in a district before
you can get married there. SO she
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-19
HUGH BANCROFT
DIES YESTERDAY
in BOSTON, MASS.
WAS MEMBER OF DUvAL
MORTGAGE COMPANY OF
KEY WEST: HAS LARGE
PROPERTY HOLDINGS HERE

Hugh Bancroft, prominent in fl
nancial circles, died yesterday in
Boston, Mass, at the age of 81.
Notice of his demise was received
by friends in Key West.
He was a member of the Duval
Mortgage company of Key West
and owned extensive property In
terests in Monroe county. He
was a great believer in the future
of Monroe county and was prone
to say this section of Florida
would someday be one Of the
worlds greatest resorts.
Hugh Bancroft was born in
Cambridge, Mass, Sept Is, 1879.
Received his A. B. degree from
Harvard in 1897. He had two
children. First wife died in 1908,
and he married again in 1897. He
was secretary and director of Dow.
James and Co, publishers of the
Wall Street Journal. Mr.. Ban
croft was also publisher of Bar
ron's Weekly.
He was member of Massachu-
sets Vol. Militia, advanced from
private to brigadier-general in the
years from 1894 to 1909 and re-
tired as major-general. He was
first lieutenant and adjutant of
the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry,
United States Volunteers, Spanish
American War.
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INJURED MAN
BROUGHT HERE
TOM LUNSFoRD. GUARDsMAN,
ARRIVES IN PLANE; NOW
IN MARINE HOSPITAL

A coast guard seaplane arrived
in Key West Tuesday afternoon
with, Tom Lunsford, coast guards
man % years old, of Fort Laud-
erdale, whose back was broken in
an automobile accident. The in
jured man was placed in the Ma
rine hospital.
Lunsford was riding in car
owned by Fred Smith, another
coast guardsman, in Miami when
the car struck a traffic standard.
The crash happened at the corner
of Northwest Seventh avenue and
62nd street.
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Fortune
~ RaNlxia NeAz5Nosz1

: SYNOPSIS: Caroline Leigh mas
left Jim Rdnddl, her cousin, hiding
at Hale Place. sOhere he scns
reared, s0hiI6 she goes to London
70 look up NeSt1 R8ddefIys mar
tkoge record. Nestd says Jim Is her
hAsband. aud that he not only stole
tie KaH Berg enerdids, but shot
Elmer Pan Berg. Jfns's memory Is
gore, ALTHOUGH he recalls drinkin0
tetkb Van Berg. iC0ndn on the
tretIi remarks that th6 police are
taki'lg finger prints from glasses
1oA,id at the Van Ber0e: Caroline
loll1tCs her. learns that a mage IS
tyttssfil0 from the book ~ fOhich
Ven Berg kept the Jibger prints Of
hfs s,frlei,ds-dnd that the n,fssinc
g1ge bore the initials ~. RE- She
HNqe Nothing c0uciWsive On London.
creeping the former addresses oh
Nesto end her huse~ad.
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DESTROYER BADGER
COMES INTO PORT
VESSEL HAD BEEN ON PA
troll DUTY IN CUBAN
WATERS

The Coast Guard Destroyer Bad
ger came in late yesterday after
noon from the coast of Cuba and
is berthed at a finger pier in the
submarine base.
Other vessels in the harbor are
the y. S. Destroyers overton and
Talbot. Coast Guard Destroyers
Wilkes, Hunt, Herndon and Up
shur. Cutters Tuscarora, Yama-
craw, Gresham and Modoc.
The last named three ships have
seen service, during the winter
season in the ice patrol. Work of
these ice patrol ships is the de-
struction of floes and bergs that
would endanger vessels in the ship
ping lanes, unless destroyed.
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ENSLOW SAWYER
BONDSMEN CASE
HEARD in COURT
PROCEEDINGS TAKEN UP IN
CIRCUIT COURT THIS MORN
ING; ISSUE TO BE DECIDED
BY APPELLATE COURT

Two cases were heard in cir
cult court this morning. The case
of the governor of the state, for
the benefit of Monroe county.
against Enslow Sawyer and his
bondsmen, Charles Sawyer and
Rogelio Gomez. will go to the SUI
preme court.
When this case was first heard,
supersedeas bond of $4,000 was
posted for Sawyer's appearance at
the next term of criminal court.
When the court convened Sawyer
was missing and his bond was or
dered estreated.
After the case was decided the
supreme court held that the statute
was unconstitutional because of a
defect in title. Attorney VIM. HI.
Malone contends that the ruling
of the supreme cour makes all in
connection with the bond estreat-
ment null and void.
Attorneys representing the
state, J. F. Busto and William ".
Albury, contend tina. the giving of
the supersedeas bond is incidental
to the unconstitutionality of the
statute and therefore the bond is
in full force and effect.
An appeal has been taken and
the issue win be decided by the
appellate court.
In the matter of Harry Sawyer
against the Florida East Coast
Railway, suit of $500 damages for
alleged personal injuries the COM
pany confessed Judgement in the
sum specified.
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left q bag. and she'd be here for a
day and gone for q week--and I'm
not saying / wasn't just as pleased,
because the opinion ] got of her was
that Il she'd been here the whole
three weeks. she'd have been rum
ming the show. and me doing odd
Jobs and cleaning the boots and
knives
Caroline felt an affection for the
bibulous lady. She felt that way
about Nesta herself. She was
little cheered: but at the same time
she didn't really seem to be making
any progress.
And You never saw the man she
married!"
No one in this house so much as
set eyes on him." said the fat wo-
man regretfuily.
IT was after SIX when Caroline got
! got back to the cottage. She
found Patsy Ann sitting pensively
on the hearth.rug. she had thimble
on the middle finger Of her right
hand, and some blue velvet. q
needle-case. spool Of silk. and two
pairs Of scissors IN her lap.
But she was not sewing: she did
mot seem even to have got as far
as threading one OF the needles.
When the door opened, she was
gazing into the IRE, which was on
the point OF going out. Without
turning her head, she said.
Robert Arbuthnot has been
here.
MY poor thlngl What's gone
wrong nowss
Il don't see why anything should
have gone wrong"
Robert doesn't generally come
unless II has. Why. its only q
month since he dropped in to say
your Beet Sugar bonds had de-
faulted on interest. What Is It this
timer
Robert came to lunch"
He always does--and breaks the
glad news over the coffee.
patsy's head came up suddenly.
"Why do you always NIKE fun or
Robertg | think IT'S very wrong or
yous I'm sure it's very good OF him
to take so much trouble over our
affairs besides. this vas different"
fcopwssAs. 1885. J. ,. Ltpptnsoss ca
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=: SOCIETY =:
Pythi0n Lodges To
Entertain Visitors

There will be joint district
meeting of the Pythian Sisters
and Knights of Pythias held to-
night, beginning at s o'clock, at
the Pythian hall on Fleming street
at which time three visiting off.
cials will be entertained.
The delegation, which arrived
over the highway last evening is
composed of Paul Watkins, grand
master at arms, Lakeland, Fla,
and w. E. Blanchard and w. S.
Blossom, Tampa, who are also of
ficials of the organization.
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Chapter 2a
ON lie TRAlL

CAROLINE turned to the left, and
she turned TO the right: then
she turned to the left again and ar
rived, at Saracen Row. It was a
narrow street Of prim. decent
Houses. No. IA was about half way
down on the right-hand side.
She rang the bell, and presently
the door was opened BY thin mid
dle-aged woman IN q lilac overall.
Her drab hair was curled across
her forehead under a net. She
locked as II she had been inter
rupted In the middle Of her cook
ing. for her face was flushed and
damp. and there was a dab Of -four
on her sleeve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-19
Renew Your Health
BY Publication

Any physician win tell you that
"Perfect Publication of the Sys-
tenn is Nature Is Foundation of
Perfect Health. - Why not rid
yourself of chronic ailments that
are undermining your Vitality
Purify your entire system by TAX
ing a thorough course of Calotabs,
once or twice week for several
wesks-and see how Nature re-
wards you with health.
Calotabs purify the blood by ac-
tivating the liver. kidneys, stomach
and bowels. In 10 cts. and 35 cts.
packages. All dealers. (Adv.)
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CHURCH MEETING
HERE TOMORROW


A zone meeting Of the three
Methodist churches will be held
in the First Methodist church to-
morrow from 10 q. m. to 3 p. ma.
Mrs. F. H Godfrey. Orlando.
Fla. conference president, Mrs.
A. F. Baines. Jacksonville. con-
ference treasurer. and Mrs. A. T..
Pearce, Miami. district secretary,
viii be in attendance.
A large number of church folk
and Others are expected 10 be
present at the meeting at which
time various topics viii be dis
cussed in the interest Of the or
ganixation. il Is stated.
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End Serious Coughs
With Creomulsion

Don't let them get a strange
hold. Fight germs quickly. Creo-
mulsion combines the best helps
known to modern science. Power
full but harmless. Pleasant to take.
No narcotics. Your owH druggist
is authorized to refund your money
on the spot If your cough or
cold is not relieved BY Creomui-
sion. ladv.1
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Junior Woman 5 Club
To Assemble Friday

The members Of the Junior
Woman's Club will assemble for a
business session tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock at the club house
on Division street.
Several matters of much impor-
lance to the organization will be
taken up at the meeting, it is
stated
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Legion Auxiliary
InstalIs Officers

At the regular meeting last
night of Arthur Sawyer Post No
28 auxiliary to the American Lee
gion, officers elected at the last
meeting were installed, as follows;
Mrs. ]. G. Piodela, president
Mrs. p. M. Crews, vice president;
Mrs. C. Shelton, secretary; Mrs.
McGregor Sands, chaplain;A Mrs
E. C. Mccoy, sergeant at arms.
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PERSONAL MENTION
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Attorney J. Y. Porter, ~, left
over the highway yesterday morn
ing for a business visit in Miami.
Felo Rodriguez, who was in Mi
ami for a few days with friends,
returned on the Havana Special
yesterday.
H. G. Hett and r. S. Cope
land, representing large business
interests, came in on the Havana
Special yesterday and were the
guests of Chas. H. Ketchum.
Bonnie Cabrera was an arrival
over the East Coast yesterday
from Miami for a stay of several
days with relatives,
Rogelio Gomez, justice of the
peace in Key West, was return
ing passenger from Havana yes
terday where he was spending a
few days on business.
w. L. Zimplemann, superinten-
dent of the Pullman company at
Miami, left yesterday afternoon
after a brief stay in Key West.
]. ]. Kirschenbaum, Jr., was an.
outgoing passenger over the East
Coast yesterday afternoon enroute
to Vicksburg, Miss.
j. a. Mendoza, Cuban vice
consul at Key West, who was on
an official visit to Havana, return
ed on the Florida yesterday.
Henry Frank and Benjamin
Freedom of Long Island, N. Y,
are the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wing Lee of Fleming street.
i
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Archer and
sister-in-law, Miss Kate George,
of Wilmington, N. G., arrived here
over the Oversee highway yester-
day for visit with Mr.. Archer's
mother, Mrs. Milton Archer, 425
Francis street.
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arm 30 sorry to trouble YOU. =
said Caroline. sbuk was 1 Mr..
James Rfddeli living here n July? ~
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~ 49, 80 sr,.,, - esths~s
* $3.50 - ss
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z NV, ass.s sSs -. 80 800 = sssp 10 =.
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~ hsr no 8 ~ 1900, sSa.n
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man ANA made. sueh dar,aad
s.scvs.san, * shn, sha aoor ,hs.
rsrnlsns ..snnaa hscs ana ra~s
$4,000 ,,,r,s s,ar.s,s ,sorsn~ $. i, !,
skShs- sss,a.hs~ rha ess,ea = 80
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w,hoe .: -. lin i'm R,sasl, rn, s, * j.
seemed nfetlv elear fhat IL NM
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Ss.aa vshss hsa nada Nh, ,,sse,, -
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good a could be hoped for. how
ever. Just as the fish began
biting. the sharks began biting the
fish. and in short time all that
was being caught were sharks.
About Is IF thess were taken.
The visitors left this morning
over the highway after, what they
declared, was q most delightful
visit,
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Former Key Westers
Will Visit Here

Mrs. S. P. Vecker and Misses
Cecilia and Ethel O'Brien are ex-
pected to arrive from Miami over
the highway Friday and viii be
guests of Mrs. Vecker's mother at
522 Elizabeth street.
The Misses O'Brien will return
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VISITORS TAKEN
ON FISHING TRIP

Chief +. A. westra, Of the Mi-
ant Ere Department, Mrs. WeStra.
ant members 81 the diamondball
teees and wives, were the guests
81 Chief Harry Baker Of KEY West
en- . fishing party yesterday.
They had 4 most enjoyable few
hours and brought back about SO
choice fish. The luck was not Is
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TO THE PUBLIC

Let it be known that "The Kiss
Before the Mirror" will be shown
Friday only. oct19-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-19
TO THE PUBLIC

Let II Be known that The Kiss
Before the Mirror" VII hs shown
Friday only. oetis-It
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-19

There are 367 generals in the
Mexican army of less than 10000
privates.
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Scout Troop
To Entertain

There will be Parents and
Friends Night" by Boy Scout
Troop No. 5, tomorrow evening,
beginning at s o'clock. at the
Wesley House on Varela street.
Included in the program to be
put on will be an address by
Mayor William H. Malone.
Songs and other numbers will
be rendered, with refreshments to
be served, and an enjoyable eve
ing is promised all who attend.
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to their home in Miami Sunday.
Mrs. Vecker will remain with her
mother for an indefinite time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-10-19

TeHaoreos care1iae learns thae
sesmsshana lnnrsrtant has happened
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- he skiD-oils Do . ksep ps
skin smooth snd suppis- Yu + h@
drY and lishf - dliNieaowA
TT this lsggrss fscs povda -
day. Ia ; snaaet shaaa 20 hazi
nstusliY vith anT e1api<xioa Ths
Good Housek-srsns -sszi Il ~
prevail Is your e.ncsnes< Il qsaily.
oU7poon CaE nex Rusaa -
ozb<r oisss % Besny Ps.A.cs 80
old b Iesssns druG dspsnnas
snd eissin ssosss = ) nzs IL.
73e ~ $40 u % vze - ~
pc ~ = - nus9 pupuisE prp
ae.ssanr. rsasl - fnn-ruam.
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Attorney ]. Y. Porter, ~, left
over the highway yesterday morn
ing for a business visit in Miami.
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WHAT is THE cURE2

Evening Journal, Washington, Iowal
It is possible that we may yet discover
that the surest way for us as nation to be
restored to something like our old time &c
onomic condition must be by the strictest
adherence to the fundamental principle of
spending less than we receive. In other
words. there is no sure promise of national
security as long as we are paying out mil
lions more than are coming IN.
Pay day comes some day, sure as fate.
No one can fail to be concerned about this
matter when he thinks it through. Bold
strokes in favor of artificial rejuvenation of
trade, agriculture, industries, business in
all forms must have coordinate reaction
that will be harmoniously stimulated and
tend quickly to make us going concern in
the matter of finances.
We cannot go on forever and ever rum
rung behind in our budget. That we know.
We must qua spending soon and go to pay
ing off. As for general conditions, they
may be improved by remedial measures
it is certainly to be hoped they will be--but
the most solid improvement will come
through the natural processes that work
through our economic organism just as
such processes work through all other or
ganisms. y
Nature tends to balance things in an
orderly manner. Business, industry, agri-
gculture, labor conditions tend to balance
themselves il given time. If sugar is too
low in price for the producer he quits pro-
ducing and the price rallies. The same
can be said of all other products; they de-
mand that the cost of traffic be paid, and
if it is not paid the traffic ceases. Natural
law controls these processes in very large
degree, and it is dependable law, with
few slips in it.
But there is distress attending these
adjustments even when nature carries the
load. We seek then, sometimes, tenn
porary relief; help for the disabled. There
is where the experimental enters the pic
ture; the doctors in economies come on to
the scene, and there are many different
doctors with many different degrees and
many different medicines, so we are lost
to know which doctor to employ, which
medicine to take.
That's where we are today, and we
all hope that our doctors and the new spe-
cities will prove to be remedies" not
stimulants that are succeeded by depres-
SAINT action, but remedies that tend to really
assist nature in permanent cure.
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NEW DEALS DEcALocUE
Events, Enid, Okla. J


One of the new assistant secretaries
of state is Harry F. Payer, of Cleveland,
who, in recent speech, laid down the Ten
Commandments of the New Deal partly as
follows:
"First--Thou shalt not live. my dear
country. beyond thy means.
.'Second-Thou shalt not lose conf
dence in myself or thy great strength.
'sThird---Thou shalt not make Nam
mon thy god but neither shalt thou be un-
mindful Of thy monetary system, lest it de-
stroy thee.
"Fifth-Thou shalt not make gold thy
god but thy servant
''Sixth-Thou shalt not permit the un-
employment of thy people, wei beloved /;
this is the first and greatest commandment.
'Seventh-Thou shalt not fail to man.
age well and rationalize thy industry.
'Eighth-Thou shalt not suffer the
paradox of poverty amidst plenty else thou
sinnest grievously"
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print Il
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong, Of to applaud right;
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan or the mOushpssce Of any person. clique.
faction Or class; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
Injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue:
commend good done By individual or organ
irAtion; tolerant Of others' rights. views and
opinions, print only news that viii elevate
and not contaminats the feader; never com
promise with principle.
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TODAY'S WEATHER

and the northern field of high
pressure covers most sections of
the country from Michigan and
the lower Mississippi valley east
ward, Pittsburgh, Pa, 30.36 in.
Light rains have occurred during
the last "a hours in Atlantic coast
districts from Virginia to southern
New England, and in central Tex
as and Arizona; while elsewhere
fair weather has prevailed. Tem-
peratures have risen in the north
ern and central plains states. up-
per Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys, and northern lake region,
and have fallen from the Appala-
chan region eastward to the At
lantic coast. Light to heavy frosts
were reported this morning in the
eastern lake region, Ohio Valley,
Tennessee. and New York, and
freezing temperatures in western
Virginia.
G.. s. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge.
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PALACE


Two double-winners before the
Academy Of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences and two rnnners-up
worked with Mary Pickford MAX
ink "Secfets,s the United Artists
picture, which is showing at the
Palace Theater tonight.
The double-winners are Frank
Borzage and Frances Marion. the
former for direction Of bad Girl
and Seventh Heaven" and the
latter for scripts Of THE Champ
and "The Big House." The run
ners-up are Ray June, cameraman.
and Richard Day. art director.
All worked hard with Miss Pick
ford, herself an Academy winner
for her "coqnette." And behind
al Of them was NJ. G. Levee.
Mays production manager, who
was president Of the Academy last
year.
In front OF the cameras was
smother ail-star east. Miss Pick
ford's leading man was Leslie
Howard and the other girl, Mona
Maris. Others in the cast are:
C. Aubrey smith, Blanche Pred.
erici. Doris Lloyd. Herbert Evans
Ned Sparks and Jerry Stewart
.Seerets," II viii be recalled, i
based upon the stage play 81
Rudolf Besier and May Edgington
which was produced in New York
By Sam Harris.