davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
Ell CALoR NO HA PERDIDO
~INTENSIDAD
Los da6os cauSGdos por Ia
Sequia

Chicago, julio 7.-Tempera-
tura entire 100 y ITO grades pre-
don'inaron aver, en- ell cuarto
dia consecutive, en- los estados
del ceste central. La llrvia no
ha caido en- los estados donde es
mas necesaria.
Los dahos producidos por la
sequia Sc calculaban anoche, sin
exageraci6n, en- $3.50, 90, 900.
En- Fort Yses, condado de
Sioux, North Dakota, la tenn
peratura subi6 a 119 grades. Ma
poleon y jamestown padecieron
calor de 118 grdaos; McClusky,
lit grades; Valley City, ZIG
Bismarck, ia, y Devil Lake,
112.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
DICE Ell CUTRA COUGHLIN
QUE LA CAMARA ESCo-
GERA Ell PROXIMo PRE-
SIDENTE

Philadelphia, julio 7.-Ha-
blando aver por la radio, el Gu
"a Coughlin, lider del movi-
miento de "justicia social, ex-
pres6 Ell criterio de Nle la veni-
dera camara de Representatives.
debera escogef al pr6ximo pre-
sidente De los Estad& Unidos.
William Lemke, candidate del
tercer partido, sacara de las ur
mas, segdn eli padre, mas de
100000 de votos.
J EstQs seran los suficientes pa
ra iRbedir que Ell presidente
r. &evelt o Laedon obtengan
VA mayoria de los compromi-
sarios.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

mes del acero "a sus guardias
armados, mercenarios v pistole-
ros. Significa que pediremos
cuentas a los verdaderamente
resi- direc
torres. aquellos que formulan
las normas v metodos desde j.
p. Morgan Y compania hasta los
mas bajos miembros de la gerar
quia.
Respaldan la campana de or
ganizaci6n de la industrial del
acero IL grandes uniones, deter
minadas a lograr una sola gran
union en- las Industries de pro-
ducci6n en- masa.
"El trabajo orsanizado acep-
a ell reto de los "omnipotente
senores feudales del acers
luchar por ell premio de /.
bertad economical Y la demo
cia Industrial"
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
.COSTARA LA CAMPANA RE
PUBLICANA ENTIRE TRES
Y CUATRO DE
DOLARES

Estes Park, Colorado, Julio
7-William B. Bell, de New
York, presidente del comite de
hacienda del partido Republi-
cano, predijo anoche que la
campana de su partido costara
de So, 900 q $4,OOO,O 900.
Bell sali6 de aQui en- direc :
ci6n de Chicago, donde Sc en-
trevistara con John Hamilton,
presidente del comite nacional
y director de la campaha en-
favor de ALT Landon y Knox.
Extendera ell partido certi-
ficados de 81 IS y hasta $1,000
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
ROOSEVELT ANUNCIARA
HOY 81 ACEPTA o NO LA
RENUNCIA DE FARLEY

Washington, Julio 7.-Du :
rante mas de dos horas confe-
renci6 aver con ell presidente
Roosevelt, discutiendo los pla-
mes de la campaha electoral, ell
Sr. James A. Farley, secretario
de correos.
A la salida de la Casa Blan-
ca dijo Farley que ell Presiden
te anunciara hoy su decision
sobre la renuncia que lie pre- :
sentara. 81 la renuncia no es a
ceptada, Sc lie concedera una
licencia hasta que pase ell Pc
riodo electoral.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
JANIS DARA T0DA
SU FORTUNA A OBRAS DE
CARLOAD

Tarrytown, N. Y, julio T.
La actriz Elsie Janis, idolo del
ejercito durante la guerra mum
dial, declare aver que dedicara
su fortuna y su vida a la carl
dad.
"Yo voy a dar TODD 10 que
poseo, con la exception del talen
to 0 personalidad, para cOnsa-
graz mi vida a obras de utili-
dad en- beneficio del genera hui
mano'.
La actriz ACADIA de cumplir
AZ amos de edAd y vendera 81
casa y objetos de valor en- pGbN'
ca subasta.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
LA HIJA DEL DENTISTA RO
CAFORT DICE QUE ELLA
SOLO Els AMIGA DEL CON
DE

New York, Julio 7.-Marta
Rocafort, la joven de pelo ne
gro hija de un dentista de la
Habana, declare aver que ella
y ell condo de Covadonga son
buenos amigos, pero NADIA mas.
"Existe gran difexencia, dijo,
entire ell amor Y la amistad."
La muchacha alegremente
rehus6 contestar las preguntas
sobre un matrimonio con ell
condo, en- ell case de que sea
anulado ell casamiento de este
con la Sra. Edelmira Sampe =
dro, de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
MURIERON DOS SOCIALIS
TAS EN- UN COMBATE
CON FASCISTAS

Madrid, Julio 7.-Informa
ell gobernador de Ciudad Real
que en- un pueblo de esa pro-
vincia rineron socialistas y fas
cistas, pereciendo dos de los
primeros. Seis de los comba :
.tientes sufrieron heridas Y tres
Sc hallan en- muy grave esta-
do.
e. gobierno ha detenido en-
las pasadas 48 horas a cente-
mares de extremists.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Hombres sin trabajo. - Quitando los brazos.
e. general quiere ser senador. - Las
Companies altruistas

La Oficina International del
Trabajo, adscrita a la fracasa-
da Sociedad de Naciones, desta
ca ell n1mero de parados en- los
Estados Unidos con esta cifra
II, 900.
Ell ano pasado, en- la misma fe
cha, era de 1884, 900 Ell mime
70 de "desocupadOs" en- Norte
America.
De un ano a Otro ell contingen
te de los ociosos a la fuerza ha
disminuido en- $4,000.
Ese paso de progreso Sc debe
a la obra de gobierno del presi-
dente Roosevelt, no a la desfa-
chatez de los que lie combaten y
calumnian.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Las 0randes companies del
acero han publicado anuncios
de paginas enteras en- algunos
de los p~rincipales diarios de la
naci6n, diciendo: "Una campa-
ma para unionar a los emplea :
dos de la industrial del acero Sc
ha anunciado. Personals y orga-
nizaciones no relacionadas con
la industrial Sc han hecho cargo
de la campana. Sabemos que los
organizadores de la campana
empIearan la coacci6n e intimi-
daci6n para captar a los obre :
ros, Y fomentaran huelgas."
sci objective de la eampaha
es ell "taller cerrado' que prohi-
be al patrono dar trabajo a in
dividuos que no pertenezcan a
las uniones. La industria del ace
70 Sc opondra a cualquier inten-
to que Sc haga para obligar i
sus empleados a unirse a una u
ni6n o a pagan tribute pOr Ell de-
recho a trabajar.--
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
Condenados a muerte los que asesinaron
al vizconde Saito y ell ministro Takahashi
Preside ell Consejo ell general Terauchi

Toxic, julio TIN consejo
de guerra presidido por Ell ge-
neral conde de Terauchi, minis
tro de la guerra, conden6 aver q
muerte a II de los jefes de la
sangrienta rebellion del pasado
febrero.
Contra la sentencia no hay a.
pelaci6n possible. O.ros de los
condenados fueron sentencia-
dos desde Is meses a Is amos de
preside.
LIE fueron suspendidas las
sentencias a q MEMORIES delin-
cuentes. AL frente de los conde-
nados aIparece Ell captain Teruzo
Ando, del tercer ~regimiento de
infanterfa, ell captain Shire Ma
naka, supuesto jefe de la insu-
rrecci6n, y ell captain de avia-
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Muy altruistas esas compa :
MAS, por cuanto Sc oponen 4
que ell obrero Sc organize, q
''que pague tribute por Ell dere-
cho de TRAFALGAR"
Las uniones convenientes a
los Obreros son las "~sometidas,"
las que las companies constitu-
yen para "edificaci6n" de sus
trabajadores y pa2arles 10 me.
nos possible.
Afortunadamente ell movi-
miento de organization sc halla
dirigidO por John Lewis, que nN
Sc rinde q las amenazas nj a las
deplorabIes "tOnterias" de Will
liam Green y los 16.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
.DICESE QUE Ell GENERAL
PRESENTARA
SU C~ANDIDATURA EN-
CONTRA DE PEPPER

Faltando solo dos dias pa
ra cerrar ell periodic de inscrip
.ci6n de candidates, Sc dijo a.
yer en- Jacksonville que Ell ge-
neral Charles P. |Summerall,
Iexjefe de estado mayor del e.
'jercito regular, anunciaria 81
candidatura a senador para Ell
.puesto de Fletcher, teniendo
de contrario al'Sr. Claude Pep
per, p%rominente abogado de
Tallahassee.
Asegdgase que algunos am
gos del General lie han invitd
do a que sea candidate y Ell les
ha prometido contestarles de
hoy a mahana. {
81 general pas6 ell sabad
|por Tampa. \
Sc menciona COMO posib q
candidate, ademas de Summ
rail-, al congresista Green, d3
Stake.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
LES DIJO Ell PRESIDENTE
QUE NO PUEDE SITUAR
FONDOS PARA Ell CANAL
Habra que solicitar ell credito
del nuevo Congreso

Washington, Julio 7-LOs
dos nuevos senadores id erinOs
de a Florida, Scott M. Dftin y
William L. Hill, conferencia =
ron aver CON ell pfesidente
Roosevelt s6bre Ell canal que
mira Ell Atlahtico con el Col
70 ade M6jicO. "A juiciO del pre-
.Sidente ell vShidero congreso
votar un credto para
Ia continuation de la obra.
Ell Presidente les prometi6
invertir 100000 que restan
de los $5,4O poo para mante-
ner un cuerh Ne ingenieros en-
Campshent roosevelt. Ocala
0,'s pueda ssguiT est1dian-
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
LAS SANCIONES CONTRA
ITALIA Sc
Ell Is DE JULIO

Ginebra, Julio 7.-Por una
nimidad ell comite de coordina
ci6n de la Sociedad de Nacio-
mes fij6 aver la fecha de julio
Is para suspender las sancio-
mes financieras Y economics
en- contra de Italia.
Las sanciones, dijo ell DR..
Francisco Tudela, delegado
del Peru, han muerto. La cues
ton de la fecha interesa a muy
pocas personals"
Ese acuerdo tendra que ser
ratificado por la asamblea.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Io mejor que hacen Mr.. Hill
v companla, de Jacksonville, es
convertir en- criaderos de tru
cnas las excavaciones del canal
FL Presidente Roosevelt mani
fest6 aver a JOS senadores Lof-
tin y Hill que deben esperar has
IA Ia reunion del pr6ximo con
greso.
Va q malograrse la cobra
maestro" del difunto senadol
Fletcher y sus consejeros.
Algunos Querian 81 canal pa.
"a fabricar" dos estados: Flo,
rida del Norte y Florida de
Sur.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

La Sociedad de Naciones, Ia
Sociedad de piratas disfraza'
dos, suspendera las sanciones
contra Italia.
Sc premiara la victoria de 10
potencia "ladrona," quitandole
de encima ell castigo.
Era un castigo suave, cast in
offensive, porque La mayor parte
de las naciones "sancionistas''
continuation traficando con la
"sancionada."
lCual es Ell papel de las nacio
mes pequenas en- una Sociedad
dominada y desprestigiada por
los "tigres" Y "obos"?
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Compraran una maluina pa
"a barrier y dejaran en- la Gale
a 10 8 20 padres de familia.
Ell alcalde Chancey, en- SUI Ill
TINA campana polftica, cit6 la O.
bra que 81 realizaba, diciendo
que preferia los brazos a la ma
quinaria.
Pero alguien ha puesto una
maquina en- los presupuestos y
perderan Ell trabajo Is 8 20 ciu-
dadanos que votaron por ell al
calde y los senores cOncejales.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

ci6n Hishashi Kono.
A los peri6dicos Sc prohibi6
publican ediciones extraordina-
rias.
Los soldados mandates por
esos capitanes y otros oficialeS
v suboficiales mataron al vizcon
de almirante Saito, al ministro
de hacienda Korekiyo Takaha-
shi y al general Jotaro Watana-
be, Inspector general del ejerci-
to.
FL entonces primer ministro
Okada escape con vida pOrque
Sc sacrificed por el, siendo asesi-
nado, su cunado Ell coronel Dem
20 Matsuo. Cinco policias fue-
ron tambien asesinados Y gra-
vemente herido Ell almirante
Kantaro Suzuki.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
S~ENRETlaA Ell MAGISTRA;
DO RUFORD

Tallahassee julio 7-Anun-
clio aver que no sera cahdidsso a
senador en- Lao veniderasT elec-
clones p~rimarias, Ell Zee e
40 Rivers Buford, de&a corte 30
prema del estado
''Yo no sere ca idato al pues
to de senador d. 8 Estados u
nidOs,-fuerOn 5 palabras.
Muchos de sds amigos, RESI-
denies en- distintas ciudades d.
estado, le sabian psdido que fue
se candle ~ a
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
IS AMOS Ell
Ell EsPIA

Los Angeles. julio 7.-Quince
amos de preside mpuso gez
Leon R. Yankkich a Harry Tho
mas Thompson, declarado culs
pable a Thompson la sepana
pasado.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Saito, en- Ell mes de febrero, han
sido condenados a muerte por
un consejo de guerra.
Pagaran con la vida su odio-
so crimen los militarillos hidr6
fobos.
Y seran ~ejecutados por sus
ccmpaneros, por los mismos EN-
quienes pensaban como "puen-
re de inmpunidad" cuando sa-
caron los sables para derramar
sangre e impOner su "fascismo"
repugnante.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Encarcelan en- Cuba, siendC
presidente el DR.. Gomez, a los
autenticOs o miembros del par.
lido RevOluciOnariO CubanO.
Deienen y e~ncarcelan a los
abecedistas, 81 expresan sus
ideas.
tQue clase de libertad consti-
tucional es Ia que permite Full.
gencio en- Ia isla "primorosa''?
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Maquinas para barrier a los
pobres de los "duros" puestos
que d~esempeian.
Maquinas para torcer, "bon-
char" etc..
Maquinas paraqu 81 hombre
humilde se someta a los bajos
lprecios--
Los de Ia Junta del Real Els
tate, otros fracasados, estan
construyendO una 'tmaquinaria''
politica para "barrer' con ell a
calde y los cOncejales y sustituir
los por comisiOnadOs.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07
MITIN DE LOS GRUPOS
P~ROLETARIOS

Madrid, Julio 7.-Se efectuo
ell domingo una asamblea de los
grupos proletarios, acOrdando
la mayoria seguir dando 81 apo
70 al Frente Popular.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

do la obra y sus dificultades.
Hizo la presentation del
nuevO senador Hill al Presi-
|dente, el senador LOftin.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Aspira a la senaduria Ell ex-
jefe de estado mayor del ejerci-
to, general Summerall. Tendra
de adversario a Claude Pepper.
iCuantos paisanOs responde :
ran a Ia vOz de mando del gene
raj, en- agosto?
La Florida necesita en- Ia CAPT
tn de Ia naci6n a dos hOmbres
que comprendan bien sus nece-
Shades, como Pepper y Carl :
ton, y no milltares retiradOs Q
~polficos intfi ntes.
Pepper pendi6 ~ una batalla
porque Ell enemigO era un "ge-
neral' en- trampas pdliticas.
Esta vez, que Sc trata de an
general de veras, suponemos
que 81 civil triunfara.
Los que asesinaron 81 minis
= AamsnwIn sawNnnkn Knwn.
La gaceta., 1936-07-07

Los que asesinaron 81 minis
.4ro de hacienda iapOn&s, Kore-
yo TakahR eopd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30
OPENING GAMES
OF BASKETBALL
LEAGUE TUESDAY
ARMY AND STONE CHURCH
SCHEDULED FOR FIRST CON
TEST AND PARK TIGERS VS.
HIGH SCHOOL IN SECOND

Opening games of the Island
City Basketball League will be
played tomorrow night in the High
School Gymnasium. These con-
tests will start the 1936-'37 cage
season in Key West.
The first contest tomorrow eve
ming will bring together Army and
Stone Church, beginning at 7:3o
O'Clock. In the second fracasr
Park Tigers will play the strong
High School five.
Some new faces will be seen IN
action this year.
Two hard-fought and exciting
games are expected.
The second twin bill in this
league is scheduled for Friday
night. The Busy Bees viii tackle
the High School quintet and Park
Tigers will play Stone Church.
Timekeeper of these games vii
be Stanton Cooper and official
scorer is Alvin Smith. =.
Official referee and umpire vii
be named at the games tomorrow
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30

If you see Melvin Russell today
and not that big grin, do not think
that he has sold house and lot
for a good price but merely beat
his friend and mentor, Doc Will
liam Prescott Kemp by the nice
score of 81 to SO although Willie
says that if he had not had to
watch Kirsch's ball so much and
could have concentrated on his
own drives, thegstory would have
been. different, The score ended
8 up for Hurricane Eddie Strunk
and Melvin while Willie and John
ny Krschenbaum. were on the los
ing end. Mr.. Charles Salas, who
usually referees all arguments
went along in the same capacity
and also shot the best score of 81
strokes. AS usual, Kirch was very
happy in thinking he was both Lum
and Abner and remarking that he
guessed the hay and the barn 10th
needed attention. Maybe a laun-
dry wagon puts you in those no.
lions. Mr.. Melvin also wished il
known that he had three skins.
which gave him enough for show
money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30
SOCIAL LEAGUE
LEADERS TOPLAY.r,
This AFTERNOON
SANITARY DEPARTMENT WILL
TACKLE COcA-cOLA AT
BAYvIEW PARK, STARTING
AT 1850 O'CLOCK

Leading teams in the Social
Diamondball League will play to-
day.
League-leader Sanitary Depart
ment will tackle the second-plaee
Coca-Cola outfit.
The game will be played at Bay
view Park, beginning at 4:3O p. M
The Healthers VIII use J. Gar
cia behind the plate and Ward or
Gates in the box, F. Lopez at first,
Hale at second, Hernandez on
third, Acevedo at short, CarabaIlo.
Molina and Hopkins in the out
field. "a
The Soda Water boys viii have
F. Villareal catching, Hancock on
the mound, Sterling playing first
base, Lewis on second, W. Arias
holding down third and NJ Arias
covering short; in the Quilted
]. Russell. ]. Villareal and Sands
or Kerr.
This contest promises to be
hard-fought from start TO finish
Tomorrow Afternoon, Sanitary
Department will play Admin:stra-
ton at the same time and same
place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30
fSPORTS \
BY JOVE y
ARMY FAKES LEAD In new LEAGUE
SOLDIERS win THREE CONTESTS
D o 70 . . 0 . 0 . . . Q zoe
Doings Around The
Golf Links
(By GRAvY)

A certain gentleman by the
name of Ii Plummer may be a
friend to some people but to 9TH
ers he is poison as far as the game
of golf is concerned. Just when
you want Ii to play a good game
he couldn't beat your grandmoth-
er but let him try hard or not try
at all he will play as good as Paul
Runyan. Last week he had Rus
sell Kerr for a partner and pro-
ceeded to shoot a good game and
win and yesterday he had Winsome
Willie Watkins and they beat Rus
sch and Otto Kirchheiner by the
small score of eight up. But let
him get Otto for a partner and he
cant hit theaside of a barn so OF
to has about decided that he is al
ways on the losing side unless he
wins the match by his own eff
forts alone. Nice scores were
made on the last round due to ex-
ceEent weather and were as fol-
lows: Ii, AZ; Willie. AZ; Otto, A.
and Russell, 46.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30

"Your mother. Sally" said Robert
Warren. was charming woman, a
Christian. and a lady. though she
didn't know what work was in the
sense that you use the word She
presided over her house. she had her
social life. her child. her charities
she was a woman who graced her
home"
"Fm sorry. Robert. If you feel it Is
necessary to speak to Sally in this
way. If I've not made you a good
wife-the kind you expected. then
I'm sorry for it, but as God is my wit
ness I've done my best even though
you and Sally have made 1t hard for
me-" Her voice trembling with anger
and hurt, Mrs. Warren turned away
and fumbled n the china closet
Il beg your pardon. Adelaide" said
Robert Warren. you've been all that
that you should be to me. IT'S
who haven't done my best I'm q
failure. Every day brings 1t home to
me more and more as see you and
the children doing without things and
working when you should be enjoying
yourselves"
"Of course" said Mrs. Warren
rallying to an argument Z know
you'd be well enough pleased IL
went gallivanting of to every tea.
party I was invited to"
"And that reminds me" interrupted
Sally. shat you must be sure TO tel
me Of any tea-parties or any other
kind of parties you hear about be-
cause that's what my page In The
papers made up OF"
Thought you were going to be 9
real reporter" said Ray. coming int
the dining room with book In hi.
hand. That kind Of stuff ought to b
left out Of newspaper
you. better be glad it's In 'em
or ! wouldn't have job She served
Rays plate with omelet while hs
opened his. book,
Eu ,7cSSsA5h.. fsssO. Bailey wo,feJ
kNsAHy Gadnchls Ksp new Life a. sh.
Courier tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30
90 'lxIOu>7> #7 Sally
k@N&Yg TSkIS@WsN\A by BAILEY WOLFE
by BAILEY WOLFE

and Wen all be on the welfare folk
to take care Of" said Adelaide War
rem.
"Oh. but you forget that I've 60
a job now," said Sally. sorry she had
spoken. "We're going to be almos
rich with me getting SIS month
esThat'E go out as fast as it come
inf said her ,stepaother. -Youni
girls have plenty OF uses OF their owl
for. money and we can't expect yoI
to be the mainstaya Of the family"
cot course not, There's just ons
old Mainstay IN this family and he:
sti1i' going strong.~ Sally gave he,
fathers shoulderla pat but he turnes
away from his paper with a sigh.
"Yeur mothers right, Sally. You
should have clothes, all the clothe
you want-every girl should. YOUR
only young once"
"But I'm not so very young. Tn
old enough to buy my clothes. Il .
want them"
'That should be my duty. my yer,
pleasant duty. till you have HUSBAND
to buy them for you"
"Your ideas grew up In the ark
Father Warren" said Sally. "Didn'
they. Mother?"
II earned my living from the time
! graduated from nursing school un'
til l married your father" said he,
stepmother primly. even befor,
then. was not a care to my famil!
because my expenses were paid b,
the nursing school while ] was IL
training. 1t was right for me to b.
self-supporting because there wer,
younger ones to educate"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30
SONNET ON
THE KEYS
(By HAZEL DETwaLERO

(By HAZEL DETWaLERD
ssssssssssssssssssssssss
This beauty is too binding for my
eyes;
II turn to seek escape, but only
The more a victim of some sweet,
drugged dream
Where clear, green waters and
fantastic vines
With purple flowers and leaves
of jade entwine
Romantic galleries. The flowers
blend pa
Their perfume with the smell Of
ripened fruit
Whose names I do not knOw. y.
A bright winged bird swoOps down
and up again. ! always heard
That dreams are images. detached
and mute.
1t must be so. or what / see would
be
A wild, mad song Of coral, sky and
sea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30

Mr.. George Liera took day off
from Berlin Sawyer's talk and
bumped right into Cookie Mesa
but at least it was about a differ
ent subject and in a different
tempo. 1t seems George and Val
ter Vinson teamed up against
Cookie and Hartley Albury and
due to so much CAB Hartley was
unable to concentrate, so he says
and that is why his score was SO
high. The first round was taken
by Cookie and Hartley by one UP
and it looked like the last round
would go to them too until Walter
woke up and started helping Geo
with the result they won by 2 uT
for the day and caused Cookie anc
Hartley to go home mad and re
fuse to eat their dinner. However
their respective wives said they
could not find same later in the
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-30

her than the brightness Of the April
day. She was going to work. At nine
o'clock she would walk into the edi-
torial room of the Warrenton Courier
and sit down It her own desk to begin
her first real job.
Already she had been to the news
paper Office and gone over her duties
with Miss Della Cotton, the spinster
society editor who was at last giving
i1 to i'll health and retiring. Sally had
been helping OUT with ne society
page for some time. but this morning
she would actually begin to edit the
sdciety page - weddings. teas. card
parties and all.
ITheI,oa6fIot trying bacon made
Sally iump- out of bed with guilty
haste, for that meant her stepnother.