The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-11


that his address be kept aecreT.
Nor did she know when he could
return nor when that address
would be available
"tWait till take . story over
the phone =. just mort, okay.
ready to 60 againt
II asked to talk to Lampere. He
was as smooth as SILK. or as usual,
and said Norman had left town TO
rest. | asked why his resting made
Il necessary Tor MS name me 70 De re- re,
= thought It advisable as he WAS
liable to remain away for several
years, might never return, that due
to his late ei1barFassnfent (H1ean.
Ing you and the Bevins money! he
might remain away permanently,
even taking bar examinations in
Il said, bologna, and he said.
what, and | repeated, how Inter.
esting. may ! use this in 2 news
story. At that he nearly jumped
through the telephone at me.
However. Judy-girl, In case You
don't all ready know It, your hus-
band Is no longer associated with
Morton Lampere.
aMathile had ceased grieyinR in
Galveston. since Norman won his
case and returned here. she evil
as effectively as there and appears
now and then In public places.
dressed In devastating mourning
chow that girl can make clothes
speak. for her. ! almost smiled at
Main, Just because Of the hat she
aAnd that reminds me. She
framed Norman into q picture
Lampere's sheet used In their roto-
grayure. Seems Mrs. Dale and
..AA 1.Aa r@I
bridge tournament. Frost Of the
Union went down TO take their pic
ture. Norman was with his mother
and went out on the terrace with
her, then sat down In a chair to
study some papers he happened to
"Mathiis. Mrs. Dale's shadow,
was not far away. She gracefully
efEaced herself from Mrs. DaIe's
side so she wouldn't ihtkffere with
s. the picture, and cal. down close 70
4 Norman Ffbet, ha yIlas received his
orders, took them IN this coy two
some, then turned his attention to
the other women.
Norman was so absorbed IN his
work he didn't know what had
happened until he saw the paper.
:. Was he mad II Lampere hadn't
held him down he'd have wrecked
the Union, Frost and O few others.
scotchman isn't getting onto the
fact that Lampere Il using this
stun to psychologists the public
and set future Jurors into be-
lleviDg that Norman Is the man be.
hind the BevIns wonlen's fight for
your money"
JUDITH laid the letter aside for a
- moment. So that was how that
picture was taken. and Norman
hadn't known. No longer with Lam.
pere. he'd left the firm his grand.
father bad founded that meant
either q tremendous concession or
q tremendous establishments
and that was why he hadn't been
able 10 keep Hillendale.
Poor Norman. She could see the
small.boy look of beWildeFed pain
on his face. He was too 1ne 10 on.
derstand the motives behind the
others. $50 strafght his head
touches his heels as.times." ella had
said.
With maternal fear. she won.
dered what this cataclysm would do
N him. embitter him or send his
stubborn chin iuttipg forward for
fresh battleg u only she could be
with him s. n least she could write
with yelled encouragement,
There we're other pages Of gossip
AID olheP letters. but the sight OF
cunard coming up hill waving lele-
grams erased them from her mind.
We've won this far be greeted.
They're sending an injunction IN
from the state commission, with
rangers TO follow. go leave IN the
morning for Austin. and arrange 10
meet Scathborne Informally. then
|. necessary. well have = hearing
cunard left nig Tom Town the
following morning. mot thai we've
won yet. judy he admOnIshed.
These fellows ere too slippery 70 %
trusted, Keep yotI eyes and ears
open and whenever slim comes
down have him take yoB for a. air
cruise over Scathborne's holdings.
III hare = list 81 BE holdings sent
up from Del Mar
A few days later she received
word that scathhorne had agreed
% abandon hIs dam. "He agreed too
readliy! Z wr6le cunard. Il thlnk he
has somathins else IN his sleeve.
Watch for II"
Slowly the Aara nasasa. 1n1ith
watched the malls eagerly and 6fleF
. lapse Of time was surprised to ind
her last letter 70 Norman returned
unopened. 4 post once stamp n.
formed her that Tire Addresses has
moved, left 20 forwarding adaress.s
The same mail brought word from
Lige which stilled the fear IA Ju1.
this heart. "kra'ss Norman had
dress IN bis hawki cloves an gone
huntln.."
'lErA Dale. she aay she dopf
know where he gone. but she ain'a
worrying none 90 gness she know.
she's lookin' after nm ana Dali.
which u hesn lsese to Ms and Me
Ter De Mao. from Boston. They 10
French and Boston which q same @
United States and they sure = nice.
Rose she like then Ane. TAey think
this house ,urs Il pretty and didnr
make no change whaf-all
Judith gnvs . deep algh u relief.
fcopvrtcAf. lsst. - Jsanas pewnanl