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CHAPTER AvtI !

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THE naples new red Banners
against, q sky of heavenly
blue. The air was crisp and ,brac.
ing here under the old trees with
a, boy Of four spread-eagled In a
sand pile and two or three white
capped workmen lettering among
the shavings. -..
Two women came out of the
house and stood on the porch. One
was slight. with fyaway dark curls
and an apricot flush on her cheek.
The other had crisp red hair
under her white felt hat. She
was smiling.
Il think you've done wonders
to the place" she said eagerly.
who would have thought of
making that old barn into a
studio? It's perfect"
THE school will be open next
week." said the dark-haired one
with animation. II have two
helpers already. OF course it's an
experiment so we can't promise
much in the way of money. We
have three groups. The juniors,
from IS months to two and a
half: and the runabouts who can
go from that to four. David is
in that And then the seniors.
They're the real kindergartners,
Of course-the average pre-school
children. Why don't You come
in?"
"Oh, I'd love to. Gypsy" cried
Sue Gibson. II wonder il /
could! don't know thing about
the work but | was wondering
what on earth I'd do with myself
this winter OF course while Hunt
and | were in Mexico | was busy
it was fascinating. | learned
Spanish. I even took a course in
archaeology. although half the
time / didn't know what Profess
sor dc Mores was talking about.
But it was good practice"
Well. talk il over with Hunt
anyway" said Gypsy. encourag.
Ing. You'll be in an apartment.
so if you don't go in for golf or
bridge or something you'll have
time on your hands.
Plenty of that" said Sue
soberly. Gypsy, he really is a
pet-Davy. | mean. You don't
know how envy you"
He's sweet" The dark-haired
young woman's eyes shone. But
do you know, if | could have been
out here that first year instead
of in an apartment everything
would have been different. l used
to think | would go crazy. eooped
up there in the city. with nothing
to look out at-nothing 10 do.
really. although Davy's needs kept
me busy enough. That's the
trouble with the first years OF
marriage" she unused. >s.-
s.VoU didn't seem to have any
q L bumps the first year,
though" Sue said, pulling her
white gloves on. ''You and Tom
always got on beautifully"
Didn't l. though?" Gypsy's
eyes crinkled reminiscently Well.
| was pretty silly and half-baked. |
I can tell you. Z used to- go to
Lila's to a party and come home
and be disconnected for a week.
Tom was sweet. He knew" it was
bad for me but he didn't say
word. Then when he was working |
hard. trying desperately to get a
foothold in the Office, I'd crab II
he were kept late. I'd be horrid
and suspicious and jealous. Don't |
be jealous, Sue" she interrupted |
Herself to say. 1T spoils every
thing. Half the time it's some
thing manufactured out OF your
own head. II I'd had some work |
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Married Hiyb ) {, s 49, 60

Sue fingered. her hand fumbling
for the ignition key. Il declare
wish l hadn't promised to go tc
Elsie Wilbur's tea" she said. aid
like to stop here all Afternoon. We
haven't talked things out. There
are dozens Of people want te
know about. By the way, what
ever became of Lila Bliss? The
last l heard Of her she was cut
ting a great swathe abroad"
Gypsy shook her head "Poo1
Lila! She felt miserable about
being mixed up in that English
divorce case. 1t wasn't in the least
her fault"
well, maybe not" observed Sue
"You always had a soft spot for
her. I must say I couldn't see
her. ever" '''.'.'
"She was undisciplined-we al!
WERE" Gypsy defended. Sue burst
out laughing. You talk a grey
beard, my dear. You must be al
of 81"
GIVE learned a lot" Gypsy told
her soberly. "I've learned tc
keep quiet and smile when feel
like flying into temper. I've had
to learn lots, for David's sake,
That's one thing motherhood
teaches you-self-control."
well, you're an angel and ]
love you. Look for me some day
next week." Sue flung back as she
started the car. The last glimpse
she had Of Gypsy was dark blue
figure silhouetted against the clear
haze Of the September sky, as she
argued tempestuously with a car.
penter. Was it possible, Sue
thought. driving off, that she had
ever been jealous Of her friend?
Ridiculous and yet true. She had
suffered torments over 1t. Now
Hunt was hers. Gypsy had been
married five whole years. They
were all getting staid and settled.
Marriage changes US all. s:Sue'
thought. Some for the worse
(there was LilaD and some for the
better. ..-s,..,
In the candlelight. with Clytie's
second daughter, Annie, coming to
and fro with hot food in the blue
dishes. Gypsy told Tom about Sues
visit. Gypsy had changed her
Stacks and jersey for an organdle
frock striped and plaided in pale
green. Her lovely neck and
shoulders were bare The old din
ing room. with its white paneled
walls and dark old mahogany, was
pleasant setting for the. I'M
troubled meal.
Sues restless" she told him,
shes like me, some time back
before I really found myself"
Toms ready laugh rang out. She
was so solemn about It. ~,
so you've done that. have you!
Nobody would ever guess. +
thought you we're still CROPPING"
Don't make fun Of nae, darling.
I'm better wife than T. used
to be-" '"' '... 81" n'3,.'s.SI
He smiled at her, suddenly seri:
GUS. "You were always" he told
her. everything a man could
wish" ',- ...@a', a.
Fhey were alone with the coffee
things now. Annie was ridtterfng
to herself in the kitchen. the child
asleep in his big room under the
caves. The blue haze ofFt@ilight
fingered. - 80 &'i'Ara. ,'.Gs az
Gypsy tilted the silver coffee pot.
filed his cup again. It seemed to
her the night pressed close to en-.
fold her happiness in this house,
with her man, her child. Marriage
was the great adventure-no doubt
about it. Lila might roam the
high seas, might taste romance In
far places, but she would never
know anything sufef and sweeter
than this. She would never see
any lovelier lights than the lights
of home. "'"" "..5" r'f Ev.NfcT
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NOTICE

\ North Carolina,
Of Henderson.
IHE SUPERIOR COURT
Pue Graham, Plaintiff,
V.
! ". Graham. Defendant.
defendant, William w.
will take notice that an
nIttled as above has been
fced in the superior court
fceFSon County, N. c., for
fpCSe Of obtaining a di-
Pm the said defendant will
take notice that ne is re-
70 appear at the office of
II Of the superior court of
hty, IN Hendersonville. n.
7''n 81 days after the COM
OF go the service hereof
i Will be completed the
~ OF Iarch, I934), and
H. IT, aemlr to the complaint
1,0 ac[lon, or the plaintiff
e ~ I'd the cOurt fO,, tho ra-
& 5 .a.Ieq IN said complaint.
f,r T''I ?, Jay az. Of Feb, 1884.
ILhICHER, Assistant
ro S19e'ior Court, Hender-
2-21-Wed.-4tp
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How Black -Draught
Stops Bad Feeling

CIT have taken Thedords bi a1,.s
r,an tiS for about twelve years
when needed, for diss lines anu mites IS
Mrs n Elmer Leverett;, -. Of t.' G1 when
Mus Ssod AZ, is coming on by tine
s q ae aaste in my mouth and d n5l
F ssS 1ss'e II I begin taking Black tso
Draught then, I can Keep
headache" ,.-,.s
=: CSIi6Ieo IKE the new, pleasant
,tsstitlg SYRUP CT Black
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NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
Henderson County
IN THE, SUPERIOR COURT
:,-,,, Mamie Lou Rowland
'E!i,o,eaeS Rowland

- Eugene Rowland
The defendant will take notice
that suit has. been instituted by
plaintiff for absolute divorce or
grounds of separation, and that
the defendant must appear on OF
before the 18th day of April,
1884, and answer complaint of
the plaintiff, or relief requested
will be granted.
This the goth day of Feb, 1884.
j. P. FLETCHER, Clerk Superior
:, Court. :
W. r. SHEPPARD, Attorney
.t'.J '2-21-Wed-4tp.
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|, been able to get away from the
baby ofsener. keep my brains
busted off, / never would have
been like that. That's what we
hope to do for the girls around
here. They wont have to worry
about their children four morn
ings a week. We're keeping the
fee down so that almost anyone
can afford it. And we're going
to have lots Of fun"
How did you happen to find
this placer" Sue wanted to know.
leading the way to her little car,
parked under the big sugar maple
which was already shedding its
autumn effulgence all over the
driveway. g,
"Well, we were in the market.
don't know whether 1 ever told
you-the cabin at Wading Hcl-
low burned down. That village
idiot who frightened me out OF
my wits barged in there one night
when the place was empty and
upset the oil stove. He was"-
she shuddered over the words
"he was horribly burned and died.
We had a little insurance but not
much, and we were just sick over
it.. Then the state went around.
buying up land for Whipple Beach
Il guess you haven't heard of
that: it's been done since you
went to Mexico). Anyhow, it's a
marvellous stretch of beach-be-
longs to the public. They made
a bid for our place and it was
wonderful. getting the money in
one fell swoop. That was just
about the time Tom had his pro-
motion-a year ago-and we
started out at once in pursui' of
a house. Tom doesn't mind the
committing and he thought it
would be grand to be near the
family"
mice he gets on with them so
we'll" SUI murmured.
"Oh, NUNS adores him. II he
were her own son she couldn't
be fonder. Well. we found this
place. The house wasn't in bad
shape. It's 100 years old, you
know. but it had been remodeled
about 90 years ago by some artist
and his wife who had to go west.
The barn was a big old ram
shackle place but it had fine
beams and 4 good foundation. We
concentrated on the house first.
Paint and plumbing and whatnot.
whipple Beach was our fairy god.
mother"
..JT'S charming" Sue glanced
back at the white house,
crouched in the shade Of arching
trees. The yeranda was furnished
with deep chairs and scattered
tables.
Then l had this brainstornl
a bout the nursery school. It will
be fun for me and maybe some
day I'll make some money. Tom
is as enthusiastic as L am. He
spends weea-ends hammering and
sandpapering. We've just about
finished. Come around a week
from Monday and I'll show you
our student body. All in pink
ronnpers." #a." | s.
"I WILL" Sue promised. She
was leaning on the car door nov
and Sue reflected to herself that
really she did not look scrap
older than on that gala day i've
years before when she had walked
IN the aisle Of the little church
IN Blue Hills, Tom Weaver's bride.
Her brown curls were as fyaway
as ever and the apricot flush still
fingered In her rounded cheeks
She was wearing her working cos
tune today-dark blue Stacks and
1 striped jersey shirt. She looked
almost like a rosy boy, the kind
u figure you see in posters adVef'
Using the Breton countryside. Only
when she turned and swooped the
,eeraiied child BY her side into her |
arms and buried her face in his
neck you saw she was
not a boy at all, but a woman,
warm. eager, loving.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09
CUBA BRINGS in
Isl PASSENGERS

Steamship Cuba, of the p. and
O. S. 5. company, arrived Satur-
day from Havana with 101 first
class passengers and 20 second for
Key West, "a first and six second
class for Tampa.
OF the Isl passengers on the
ship, IS were aliens and due to the
length of time required for exam
nation by the immigration author
tiles the train left for the north
one hour and 35 minutes late.
Steamship Yoro, of the Stand.
ard Fruit and Steamship company,
arrived in port this morning 6
o'clock from New York, consign.
ed to the Porter Dock company
The ship had only few passen-
gers who spent several hours in
the city seeing the sights. In the
meantime the vessel took on 49,
2Os gallons of fuel oil and sailed
shortly in the afternoon for From,
terra. Mexico.
Freighter Alamo of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, arrived at the docl
this morning $40 o'clock and aft
or discharging sailed 8:15 fol
Tampa and Mobile.
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LEGAiS

IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OE FLORIDA.
In re the Estate of:
MIRIAM ALBURY, In Probate
Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice is Hereby Given that the
undersigned viii, on the 22nd day OF
August. A. ID. 1894, present to the
Honorable County Judge of Monroe
County, Florida, his final return,
account and vouchers as administra-
tor OF the Estate Of Miriam Albury,
deceased, and at said time. then and
there, make application to the said
Judge for final settlement of his
administration of said estate, and
for an order discharging him as
such administrator.
Dated this the 18th day of June,
Al. ID. 1884.
GEO. c.. BROOKS. JR.,
AS Administrators of the Estate of
Miriam Albury, Deceased.
JuntS-25; jiy2-9-16-23-30; aug6-1S-
90
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win be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate Of 1c q word for each in
'sertion, but the minimum for the
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Payment for classified adver-
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nents charged.
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street address as well as their tele-
phone number if they desire re-
cults.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
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RADIO PHONES
RECEIVED HERE
EQUIPMENT FOR USE BY
UNITED STATES LIGHT.
HOUSE DEPT.

One large radio telephone for
the central office at lighthouse
department headquarters in Key
West and two others for tenders
were received at the offices this
morning.
II is understood that the first
20 be installed will be the large
one for the use of Superinten,
dent w. w. Demeritt and his aides.
This has been uncased and is ready
to be set up.
OF the others the first will be
installed on the Tender Poincians
and the next installation viii be on
the Poppy. Both of these tenders
are away from the city at present
but are expected to return in .
short time.
IL Is not expected that the Ten
der Ivy viii be equipped for sew
eral months as that ship is to GO
to Jacksonville for repairs. As
soon as II returns the set now in
use at Key West between this
point and Tortugas is to be in,
stalled on the tender.
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CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION
IMPROVISATION CAN BE OBJ
TANNED FROM LOCAL
SECRETARY

The United States Civil Service
commission has announced an
open competitive examination as
follows:
Junior legal assistant (labor
law), $4,000 a year, Bureau of
Labor Statistics, Department Of
Labor. College or law school ed
ncation. including labor law and
allied subjects. required. Closing
date. July 80.
The salary named is subject to
a deduction of not to exceed five
percent during the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1885. as a measure
Of economy, and also to a deduc-
ton Of 1-2 percent toward a re-
tirement annuity.
All states except Iowa, Ver-
mont, Virginia. Maryland and the
District of Columbia have received
less than their quota of appoint
ments in the apportioned depart
mental service in Washington, d.
c.
Full information may be OBJ
tanned from Arthur Pastorini,
local secretary of the United
States Civil Service Board of Ex-
aminers, at the post office in this
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09
EVERETT MICHAEL
DIES THIS A. M.
DEATH OCCURS IN WASHING
TON, BODY TO BE BROUGHT
TO KEY WEST

Everett Michael, of Key West,
died 9;10 o'clock this morning in
Washington. ID. c., where he was
employed BY the United States
government.
Notice of his demise was receive
ed in a telegram to his mother.
Mrs. Flora A. Michael, of 1926
Olivia street and another was re-
ceived by DIR. Harry C. Galley.
Arrangements for the funeral
have been placed with the Lopez
Funeral Home and announcements
Of services will be made later.
Mr.. Michael is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lillian Michael,
daughter, Jessie; his mother and
q number of other relatives.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

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percent service by calling 81 if
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Miss Edith Moffat, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moffat, left
Saturday for Marathon where she
will spend while with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Moore
and then go to Miami to be joined
by her mother.
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STEALS AFTER 40 YEARS

LIvERPOOL.Henry Payson
Of this city yielded to temptation
and stole money from two letters
afer serving as postman for 40
wears.
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Mrs. Maria Brito, mother Of Mrs.
Earl Sands, and Mrs. Adela Perez,
were passengers arriving on the
Cuba from Havana Saturday and
will remain for an indefinite stay
in Key West.
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Norberg Thompson, chairman
Of the board of county commits
sioners, who was in Cuba for a
week on business, returned on the
Steamship. Cuba Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

Mrs. Ignacio Rosendo and
daughter, Geraldine, were passen-
gers on the afternoon train Sat-
urday after stay in Key West
with relatives.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apart
ment. all modern conveniences.
Inquire at Gaiti's Barber Shop,
Duval street. jun28tf
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Juan Hernandez left on the aft
ernoon train Saturday for Miami
for stay of several weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

for several weeks with relatives,
left yesterday for the home in Mi
ami, accompanied by Mrs. Jose
Perez.
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FOR RENT

R0OMS-Double and single $500
to $500 per week, running wa
ter. The Munro, 1913 N. E. 18th
Street, Miami, Fla. jun25-1mo
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Sydney Mitchell, who was in
Key West spending . while with
his friend, Sidney Berkovitz, son
of Chief Pharmacist nj. E. Berko-
|vitz, U. S. P. H. S.. and Mrs.
IBerkovitz, left Saturday afternoon
for New York and after spending
a few weeks there viii return to
his home in Gainesville, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

Jose Arencibio left over the
East Coast yesterday afternoon
for Miami where he will spend
some time with relatives and
friends.
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Loans and DISCOUNTS 254.232.99
Overdrafts ...-................,. 1890
United States Govern
ment securities .-,.,.~ 673,J9I51
Securities, guaranteed
by United States Gov
eminent as to interest
andor principal ....-.. 11,S50.O0
other bonds, stocks,
and securities .....-..~.. 2,2S1.SS
Banking house $4,000;
Furniture and fix
lures s13.9s5.25 -. S2,9s5.25
Real estate owned other
than banking house e. 46,6S1.74
Reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank ...,.....-. 3O6,072.66
Cash in vault and
balances with other
banks .............................. 12S,O344S
Outside checks and
other cash items $500 1888
Redemption fund with
u. s. Treasurer ana
due from u. S.
Treasurer ...................... 5000 90
other assets .................... 2,613.O6
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PERSONAL MENTION

Charles H. Wardlow, Jr, left
Saturday afternoon for White
Springs, Fla, to join his parents
who are mentioning at that popu-
lar Florida resort.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

Mrs. d. B. Russell was . pas
senger on the afternoon train yes
terday for Miami where she will
spend several weeks with relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

Mrs. Robert Hartley, formerly
Miss Grace Roberts, of Key West,
two children, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Hartley's brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rob-
erts, left for their home in Miami
Saturday.
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LOST

LOST-Pair rimless Octagon
shape glasses, on Grinnell be-
tween Caroline and Eaton SITS.
or vicinity. Reward if return
ed to Gilbert Demeritt, 1924
Eaton street. jly9-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

G. L. C. Kah, manager of the
Florida Public Utilities company
in West Palm Beach. left Satur-
day afternoon for headquarters
after a brief business consulta-
ton with r. r. Roberts. manager
Of the local branch.
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DIR. Aurelio Perez returned on
the afternoon train yesterday to
Miami after spending the week
end with members of the family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09
FOR SALE

AN AUTO STROP RAZOR outfit
given free with each classified
advertisement. ASK FOR 1T.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-07-09

CHARTER NO. 4672.
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. Q
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
KEY WEST IN THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 1894.