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Evening star., 1934-12-16

Il met Juliette up at her aunt's," John
Derry was explaining, his voice lifted a
little. And she stole my heart away. She
came back home rather Unexpectedly,
and came. dashing down after her.
Fortunately there were complications
concerning her date tonight, so she let
me bring her-though I'd have come
anyway, if she were going to be here"
Somehow, they moved on.
You were grand" Juliette said, II
thought was going to die with Bill there
SO close-and that girl"
Did you care so much?" he asked.
Terribly" she said, her eyes meeting
his, the smile gone from them. You
don't know how much love can hurt you,
until you have loved lot. I stayed
awake for nights. I cried until there
were no tears left. I wished I could die.
I thought I simply couldn't bear to live
without him. But I guess you get over
things like that. You just suffer so
much you can't suffer any more, and
then, you get sort of numb"
rs he worth all that?" He questioned
slowly.
I'm not sure that he is" little smile
twisted her lips. But then women never
take that into consideration"
Some one was cutting in, and then
some one else. The music drifted on. In
a daze Juliette danced, from one person
to another and still another.
N THE dressing room again. she added
more powder to her face, another
streak of lipstick to her lips.
"Oh, Juliette, that's the handsomest
man I've ever seen!'
I'm perfectly mad about him"
"Helen Robinson says he has gobs of
money, and his family just has every
thing. She's crazy about him, says all
the girls always are, but he never loses
his head over them"
Back in the ball room, John Derry was
beside her, smiling down into her eyes.
Beautiful, you're tired" he said. do
you want to go home?"
"Yes," she sighed after this one. Bill
asked me for a dance awhile ago. I'd
have died if I'd had to dance with him.
You'd have had to rescue me.
oh" she gaSped. Hes coming now!
He's going to cut in. I'll-Come after
mel" She whispered hurriedly "Get my
wrap from the maid in the dressing room.
Say we're going home. II can't talk to
him"
May ~" Bill was beside them; John
Derry faded from sight. Bills arms were
about her and they were dancing as they
used to dance. Everybody was watch
ing. She couldn't endure it.
Lets 60 outside" he was saying.
81 want to talk to you. I've got to-
II can't" she answered I'm sorry,
Bill. II was just getting ready to CO."
You can wait a little longer" His
voice was savage as he guided her to
the door. You aren't in the habit of
dashing home early"
Habits change" She said it little
bitterly.
Outside on the veranda, the cool air
swept about them. Dazedly she let him
guide her down the length of it.
"Juliette." He caught her shoulders
almost roughly. "Juliette are you ever
going to forgive me?"
Forgive you?" She stared at him
curiouSly, moving backward a little as if
to escape his hands.
YeS-for-for@" He was stumbling
for words. "Oh, Juliette, I've been all
sorts of a fool, know now. II just lost
my head got afraid of marriage, but
know what I want now! I know love
you, darling. Won't you forgive me?
Let's begin again, get married as we
planned"
Evening star., 1934-12-16

to say about ,pFen /
r?"
:" John Derry an
lily.
t rushed me up at Aunt Agatha's
owed me home and appeared at
city the right minute"
Ter head was up, her lips parted in a
lie. Her eyes glowed, as she moved out
the dressing room toward the ball
M John was waiting to dance with
Beautiful" he said, loud enough for
Sc listening to hear, Il thought you
e never coming"
rLIETTE paused an instant, smiling
up into his eyes, then together they
we'd into step. Gay mods greeted her,
sculine voices leaned a little nearer
asked for dances. All at once she
sed step. There-just ahead, were
and Helen Robinson.
ill with his tall, straight figure, Bill
h his blond curling hair and big blue
y eyes. Bill who had loved her, had
;ed her, had made life heaven.
nd now his eyes were looking into
en- Robinson's. She hated her sleek
beauty, her Turing brown eyes, her
illness everything that had at
cted Bill.
There they are" her voice was whis-
to John Derry. They were passing
m.
John Derry!" Helen Robinson had
oped dancing, her voice was high and
i'll. where did you drop from?"
hey had stopped. The dancers moved
ut them and circled on.
Well, helro Helen Robinson. I flew
Do you know Miss JackSon?" John
ry spoke swiftly.
Oh, yes" Helen Robinson was gay,
hing to Bill possessively, introducing
boldly. And you know Miss Jack
of course, Bill darling"
| If course" Bills face was a dull red >
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PROF. DUNCAN
CALLS MEETING
SCHOOL UNITS
FACULTY OF HARRIS SCHOOL
TO MEET SATURDAY MORN
ING 9 O'CLOCK; DIVISION
STREET SCHOOL AT 10

Professor w. C. Duncan, head
of the Harris and Division street
schools, wishes to announce a
meeting of the faculties of these
two schools on Saturday morn
ing.
The Harris School group will
meet in the school building at 8
and the Division street in their
school building at 10.
Formal openings of these
schools have been announced; the
Harris school beginning at $40
Monday morning and the Division
Street school at 1000. Professor
Duncan will be present at both
openings.
Professor Duncan has recently
returned from Gainesville, where
he has been attending summer
school, and states that he has kept
in touch with the present teaching
staff of the Harris and Division
street schools. Most of these
teachers have been taking educa-
ton courses at the University of
Florida. Florida State College for
Women and Asheville Normal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
NOTED VIOLINIST
HEARD TODAY AT
ROTARY MEETING
VOCATIONAL SERVICE PRO-
GRAM PUT ON UNDER d.
RECTIoN OF EVERETT RUS
SELL; REV. DAY GAVE TALK

Today's Rotary Luncheon was
given over to vocational service
program, which was in charge of
Everett Russell, chairman of the
committee selected for this pur-
pose.
Rev. Jas. S. Day gave an adj
dress on the subject of "What Vo-
cation Means To Me-" and cover
ed many angles pertaining to the
subject.
The birthday of James Moore,
recently elected member of the
organization was celebrated, with
all taking part in the festivities
of the occasion.
Miss Rosita Chanivecky, noted
violinist, rendered several seiec-
tions. accompanied by Mrs. Ralph
G. Miner on the piano. The selec-
tions were greatly enjoyed, all of
which were rendered to perfection.
This was the outstanding feature
of the days luncheon.
1t was announced that there
will be a delegation of thirty Mi
ami Rotarians coming to Key West
for next weeks meeting, which
will be headed by Len Lewis, for
mer president of the local club,
and a special program will be az
ranged for their entertainment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
PARK PROGRAM
FOR CHILDREN

The program of activities for
children at Bayview Park Play
ground, as announced by J. Gerry
Curtis, FERA director of parks
and Fairgrounds, follows. cover
ing play for Friday and Saturday
Friday
9:00-10:3 0-Morning exercises,
talks and discussions on other city
park activities.
:3O-Boys' group prac-
tice for field meet. Girls group
games.
1:3O-12:OO-Boys' free play.
Girls free play.
1908 100 - Euys' Athletic
badge contest. Girls athletic
badge contest.
3:0O-4:30-Boys' diamondbalI,
ball catch. Girls skip rope, sack
obstacle race.
1905 :OO-Boys' free play
Girls free play.
Saturday
9:00-10:0 0-Morning exercises
1O:00-11:3 O-Boys' diamond
ball catch. Girls juggle ball,
circle ball.
IL: 30-12 :00-Boys' free play.
Girls free play.
2:00-3 :00-Boys' group sug-
gested games. Girls group sug-
gested games.
1904 :0O-Boys' ball catch
throw practice. Girls ball throw
practice, catch.
4:3O-5 :00-Free play for both
boys and girls.
Supervisors-Miss Nell Rose
Knight and Victor Larsen.
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STOWAWAYS ARE
STILL Held HERE
CASES WERE REPORTED TO
WASHINGTON BY LOCAL
IMMIGRATION OFFICER

The two aliens. who were taken
into custody last Saturday by
Patrol Inspector A. s. Cavine.s
and Senior Patrol Inspector VII
lard Russell. are still being held
here.
They are Jose Garcia Y Nunez
and Antonio Sabine Reinaldo,
who were arrested at the +. L. c.
drawbridge on their way north.
They were said 10 have entered
this port on the Ferry Parrot a
stowaways. having climbed into
the boat through Il port hole IN
Havana and escaped from the
boat in Key West in the same
manner.
The capture was reported to
Washington by Chief Inspector
Claude Albury and it is expected
that the case will be taken up in
the next term of Federal Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
COUNTY BOARD
HEARS REPORTS
FROM OFFICERS
VARIOUS OTHER MATTERS
DISCUSSED AT REGULAR
MEETING OF ORCANIZA-
TION HELD LAST NIGHT

There was a regular meeting of
the County Commissioners held
last night with all members pres
ent, as were also County Auditor
Faulkner, Attorney Albury and
Chief Deputy Sheriff Jaycocks
The notary public bond of w.
Warren Sawyer was approved.
Bids were received for Install
ing toilets in the county Jail yard,
but after some discussion, the
bids were rejected, as the board
decided that it would not make
the expenditure at this time.
The sheriff reported funds lie
posted as received from fines in
connection with his office.
The county judge reported no
licenses issued for the month of
August.
The clerk reported collecting
and distributing $1.894.91 during
the month of August.
The annual report received by
the clerk from Comptroller J. NJ.
Lee showed that 217,647,345 gal
Ions of gasoline mad been consum-
ed over the entire state for the
year ending June 80. 1884. the
tax received being SIS, 235,314.
The report also shows that Mon
roe County paid into the fund
$60,629.80, and received $780,
$3.50.
1t was also shown that all gaso-
line sold from Matecumbe up is
credited to Dade County.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
LAST TRYOUT FOR
LITTLE THEATER
TOMORROW NIGHT AT EIGHT;
EXPERIENCED ACTORS
VOLUNTEER

The final tryout for the Key
West Little Theater play, at Pays
to Advertise" will be held tomor-
row night at o'clock on the third
floor of the FERA building.
Mrs. Weiser, director of the
play. announces that a number of
the more experienced actors of
the city have promised to attend
tomorrow night. She wishes fur
Their to inform any, who cannot
make this meeting, to notify her
and she will arrange special try
out.
1t is the purpose of the Little
Theater group, sponsored by the
Kappa Pts, to make the movement
as city-wide as possible. To this
effect the call is still out for any
actors who wish to tryOut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
ADVISORY BOARD
WILL ASSIST In
SECURING TITLES
MATTER PERTAINS TO LANDS
in PROPOSED EVERGLADES
NATIONAL PARK IN FLOR
IDA

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. D.
"The Florida Advisory and Plan
ming Board has agreed to give IS
assistance in determining titles 10
lands in the proposed Everglades
National Park" Ernest F. COe,
chairman of the Park Association.
announces.
Arrangements have been made.
Mr.. Coe said, through c. Il. Tread
I way, chairman. and NJ. l.. Mont
gomery, executive secretary. Of
the state board.
Titles to the lands in the park
area must be cleared before the
National Park Service can make
its final report, Mr.. COe explain
ed. The State Park Commission.
to be appointed by Governor
Sholtz. will also require this in
formation in order to accomplish
its work of acquiring title to the
land.
The Florida Planning and Ad-
visOry Board now has under con-
sideration a plan for the protec-
ton of the Park area during he
period elapsing before the park
area is coded to the United Stat ss
government by the state OF Flor
ida. The Importance Of protect
ing the park wild life cannot he
Over-estimated.
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BAND WILL Give
CONCERT TONIGHT
PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED
UNDER DIRECTION OF AL
FREDO BARROSO

A band concert will be given at
Bayview Park by the Key West
Hospitality Band under direction
of Alfredo BarrOSo, beginning at
7:45 o'clock tonight.
Miss Rosa Chanivecky. talented
violinist. will again entertain with
number~of selections.
The following program will be
rendered:
Military Burger.
Melody That Made You Mine
Palla.
Honey-SimonS.
Solo. Kiss Ne Again-Miss Ace
Curry.
Mountain Trails King.
Blue Hawaii-Baer.
Violin sOlo-Miss Rose Cham
weekly.
White Queen-Mctra.
National Authenticity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
COUNTY CLERK
PAYING JURORS

County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer
is today paying off jlrymen who
were summoned for duty in the re-
cent term of the Circuit Court
Most of the jurymen have.
however. already received their
pay. and the clerk requests all
who were discharged by the court,
and who have not been paid as yet,
to call at his office.
This does not mean those who
asked to be excused, states the
clerk, as those in this status do
not receive any pay. it is shown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
STORM REPORT

ADVISORY 1880 A. NJ
Tropical disturbance central
about 80 miles northeast of Mas
sau moving between northwest
and west-northwest about 6 miles
an hour. with slowly increasing in
tenSity attended by shifting gales
and probably winds of hurricane
force over a small area near CEN
ter. Center will likely pass over
Great AbacO Island late this aft
ernoon. Caution advised vessels
in northern Bahamas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
SEVEN BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED

! report complied at toe uf-..
Of Harry 81 Baker. building ..
-P,ctor. how thai re,en lu#|I..
permit have been issued .I..
THURSDAY ~ fulioWs
Ellen Pinder Estate. repair. IT'D
kitchen. cost $500.
Mr. jane Adams. 900 Us
dell Avenue. building bathroom.
cost $4,000.
Francisco Kernel. e2' pl.
street, repair. 20 porch. .s.
$500.
Frank VelascO. l2uT -Ha
street. repairs 90 porch r
S25. %.
Richard II. Kemp. COO car" pro
street, repairs % floors. S3s.oU
Leon Carey. l4Ol United -.....,
repairs TO garage. $1,000.
Juan Carboneu. GIL So1f t-ra
street, building garage. 500 na
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
|. ANDERSON
DIES In MIAMI

News has been received in Key
West announcing the death of
Larney Anderson in Miami. The
deceasde is a brothcr-in-law Of
Mrs. Blondon Goehring of this
city.
Mrs. Anderson before marriage
was Miss Florida Gwynn of Key
West.
Mr.. Anderson was for many
years a conductor with the Flor
ida East Coast Railway Company
and was well-knOwn in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
TENDER DEFERS
TRIP PLANNED

Lighthouse = lender foincianna.
which was to leave this morning
to install lights along the inter-
coastal waterways from Long Key
to Miami. did not leave port due
to the tropical disturbance report
ed around the Bahama Islands.
The Poincianna will leave as
soon as weather conditions are re-
ported favorable.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
ROM LEAVES FOR
LIGHT STATION

Carl Rom, chief radio-electri-
clan with the Lighthouse Depart
ment, left yesterday over the East
Cosat for FOwey Rocks to check
up on the light beacon at that
station.
He is expected to return some
time next week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
ODD FELLOWS
MEET TONIGHT

There will be meeting of
Equity Lodge No. 20, l. o. 0. F..
held tonight, beginning at 8
o'clock, at the X. P. hall on Flem-
ing street.
A rehearsal for degree work
will be put on at tonight's ses-
sion. with other matters to be TAX
en- up during the proceedings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
CIRCUIT COURT TO
MEET TOMORROW

Circuit Court. which had been
in session all week, and which re-
cessed yesterday afternoon, will
recOnvene tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock, when it is expected
that sentence will be passed on
Juan Del Pine, who was convicted
by jury yesterday afternoon for
the murder of Peter Fernandez Y
Rodriguez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
HOSPITAL HEAD
ISSUES REPORT

The matrOn in charge of the
Mercedes Hospital reports that
there are now seven patients be-
ing taken care of at that institu-
ton.
These are Mrs. Mary Lowe,
William NJ. Johnson. Jose Chcaon.
Charles Culmer, William Pitcher.
margarine Perez de Gusman and
Maria LElsa Hacke. colored.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
W. W. MaIOney, ga Years Old,
Former Key Wester, Joins In
Labor Day Washington Parade
Oldest Member OF Inter
national typographical
Union Remains Hearty
And Spry

Special Washington tafFsaNaaaNHf
90 Ths Cttfssa
WASHINGTON. d. G.. SEPT. 8.
-Spry and hearty. despite his -
years, W. W. MsIOnsy. astivs 81
Key West. and the eldest rssmbur
Of the international Typographical
Union, celebrated HE mors than
- years AZ = member of Colun-
bia Typographical Unioa By lssd-
ing his section IN washinEasa's
Labor Day parade.
lie was probably the sidrsi
person in the parade. &c will b
80 in November.
Born in Key West. Maioneg
left there at the axe Of ls and
went to Baltimore. with tae
avowed intention q studying
pharmacy with brother The
lure Of type cases was too much
He had ink in his blood. 80 he
came TO Washington and served
his apprenticeship under Coz
nelius Wendell. then owner anl
publisher Of the old Union.
prominent journal q that time.
Joined Staff In 1851
In 1861 he joined the STAFF 1f
the Government Printing offire.
after working ON IRE O.d Moiuus
star. the Patriot. the Morning
Herald. and half q dozen other
papers. Al the same time he
joined the printing office siasi
be- became affiliated with wha.
was then known a. the Columbia
Typographical Society. which. 81.
1867. joined what D. uow the ln
1- ~. rs
'''' "a "
cIety. and has been in continue.
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reservoir.
The Softening Plant
The softening plant consists of
a chemical house where lime and
sodium illuminate are mixed and
delivered to a set of two mixing
chambers, where they are metered
and introduced into the stream
of incoming raw water. From the
mixing chambers the treated wa
ter flows into a settling basin
provided with sludge spider for
sludge blow-off) which delivers
settled water at the far end to
two filter beds arranged for rapid
sand filtration. The filters deliver
the water to the customary clear
well, from which it flows after
chlOrination to the pump house to
be pumped to the reservoir at
distance of about 1000 feet up
a gentle slope to the highest avail
able site.
The softening plant is designed
to take an ultimate flow of 400
gallons per minute, and the con-
troll is entirely automatic. The
sizes of the various units were
computed for 20 minutes reten-
ton in the mixing chambers and
eight hours in the settling basin at
maximum flow. and maximum
flow through the sand filters of
100 million gallons per acre per
day.
A Special Gate Box
In this particular installation
the use-and no inconsiderable
expense-of valves for controlling
the mixing chambers was elimin-
ated by designing a special gate
box to be installed on the parti-
ton between the two mixing
chambers. The gate box was pro-
vided with down-take pipes. con-
sisting of 10-inch asbestos water
main. This gate box with its adj
Unstable gates and down-takes,
constitutes the entire control
mechanism for diversion of the
water through either or both mix
ing chambers. serially or in paral-
lei. and furnishes a ready method
Cor controlling the overflow height
of the entire system.
The chemical treatment is
somewhat novel In order to make
the water as soft as possible. both
lime and soda ash would normally
be u@ed. However. the sulphate
content of this particular water
is unusually low; hence the prin-
ciral treatment is with lime only.
To sunrlement the lime, sodium
illuminate is used in a cOncentra-
ton of 1.2 grains per gallon. 1t
has accomplished three desirable
results: G Development OF an
excellent rapid settling flow, (2)
Precipitation in the form of alum
mate of such calcium or mag
neSium as would have been held i'm
solution az sulphate, thus elimin-
ating the use Of caustic soda. (3l
Such thorough and complete purg-
ing Of the water that virtually no
residual collOidal suspension of
hardness remains. This plant reg
ularly delivers water with a
residual hardness of 10 to Al
parts. yet with the desired total
alkalinity.
Asbestos Pipe Used
The question of distributing the
water demanded special attention
because Of the soil conditions in
Bermuda-the sodium chloride
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-09-06
Asbestos Pipe Used

The question of distributing the
water demanded special attention
because Of the soil conditions in
Bermuda-the sodium chloride
content. that of sea level; the
porous nature of the coral rock ;
and the high moisture content of
a sub-tropical climate. Ordinary
steel pipe or cast iron bell and
spigot pipe would have relative
ly short life under these c0ndi-
tiOns. Corrosion-proof alloy pipe
would be resistant but would be
very expensive in first cost. After
a thorough investigation. abestos
pipe was selected and installed
for all lines larger than two in
ches. The cost at first seemed high,
but since asbestos pipe is lighter,
strength for strength, than cast
iron, the freight differentiaI on
asbestos pipe gave it a competitive
place with the corrosion resistant
alloy pipes.
1t was predicted that chlor;na-
ton would be essential to cut
down bacterial contamination.
The use Of chlorine presented
some difficulties. particularly be-
cause liquid chlorine in cylinders
is subject to shipping regula-
tons prohibiting transportation on
passenger vessels Since it would
have to be shipped out of New
York, and since almost the entire
trade between New York and Ber-
muda is carried by passenger yes
sells. it was decided to install! a
single cell electrolytic chlorine
generator to produce sodium hypO-
chlorine. which is delivered
through an auxiliary minor flow
directly into the outlet lines from
Continued on Page Four)
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Key West, Florida. has the
most equable weather In the
country; with an average
range Of only IL Fahrenheit.
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EDITORS NOTE: 49, ia
loncy has been constant s.H.
SCRIBE. o. The Citizen SINCE
was launched.
The Omaha guide., 1934-05-09
The Ladies Friendship Club.

The Ladies Friendship Club was or
ganized April IL, 1884. The enroll
ment is as follows: Mrs. Minnie
Burns, 1920 Grant St Mrs. Luel-
la Jenkins, 1922 Grant St. Mrs Tresa
Anderson, 1867 Maple st. Mrs. Flor
ence Morris, BIB Burdette St Ms.
Mary Turner, 3018 Budette St, Mrs.
Christine Sturdevant, 1920 Decatur
ST. Ms. Busch. 3217 Emtnet St, Mrs.
Anna Pannell, 2731 Franklin St,
Mrs. Hill, 3119 Burdtte St, Mrs.
Myrtle Stringer, 1901 N. 18th Ave
8 Ms, Burns was elected president,
Mrs. F1oence Morris, vice president
Mrs Christine Sturdevant, treasurer
Mrs Myrtle Stringer, secretary. The
club has had three successful business
meetings. The cooperation and the
Willingness OF each member has been
wonderful.
You will hear lots from US in the
near future
Minnie Burns President.
Myrtle Stringer-Acting Reporter