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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

The following were guests last
week at the Big Pine Inn: H. Horn.
Brooklyn, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowney, Pennsylvania; A. B. Bell,
Indiana; Rear Admiral w. S. Cros-
ley, Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Figowitz, New York City, and
E. P. KilIy, Washington, d. c.,
who is in Florida gathering speci-
mems of plant life for the Smith
sonian Institution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

Now some doctors say that if you are
overly clean you have a bad conscience.
Too many hand-waShings or too many
baths are symbolic of conflict, they say.
There is 70 doubt that the youngsters will
be wholly in accord with the doctors when
they hear of this.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09
BIG PINE KEY
ECHOES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

c. r. Dashiel, Chicago automo-
bile dealer, is in these waters on
his cruiser with guests. Tarpon
fishing is the sport uppermost in
the minds of the party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09
Today's Horoscope

Today gives something of the
changeable nature of yesterday,
but with strong indications of adj
venture and a little obstinacy.
There is great love for sports of
the ruder variety. Some condi-
tions favor travel to the less ac-
cessible places and the study of
unusual things. In any case you
should guard against accident and
keep the passions well under con-
troll.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

The word slip is one of the most
serviceable in the English language; it has
thirty-four different meanings, and one
may slip morally, physically and men,
tally, and if we don't slip away from this
theme we will be guilty of another slip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

1t is spelled differently but the poll
tax smells jus, as bad Let's do away W. h
it, and have both candidate and voter one
step nearer honest elections
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

Frank Vogt, in his cruiser, Peg
gy V, returned to No Name with
a catch of $50 pounds of fish, TAX
en- at the Bahia Honda bridge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

The individual who makes his aim in
life to making money will, very probably,
make money. We get that for which we
strive at least in some degree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here Just 10 Years
Ago Today AS Taken From
The Files OF The Citizen

Key Westers are watching with
interest the laying of cable now
going on along Duval street pre-
paratory to installation of the
Great White Way. This work
started Monday morning and dur
ing the elapsed time a great deal
has been accomplished. By the
time the posts arrive, it is said.
all will be in readiness, cables and
connections in place, and little
will remain to be done to start
the planting of the posts and in
stall the lights. The idea of light
ing other streets, including White,
is now under discussion and those
who have been considering the
matter consider it plausible and
possible, it is said.
Commander Silvio Scaroni,
Italian air attache. arrived this
morning for a brief stay and ex-
poets to leave this afternoon for
Havana. He will return to Key
West in about 10 days and will
be the guest of Captain and Mrs.
Clark d. Stearns at the naval sta
ton.
Among the passengers on the
San Jacinto from New York today
were Mrs. ]. ]. Sweeney and Mrs.
Margaret Colvin, who are to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Cook at Cooks
Island. They declare they are
enraptured with Key West and
Mrs. Sweeney says she expects to
purchase a site for a winter HON"
in Key West. She is the owner
of the T. F. Mehan Lumber COM
Tany of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Frank Brown. associate engi-
ncer at the naval station, is ex-
pected to return to Key West in
a few days from Jupiter Inlet.
where he has been erecting two
radio showers. These towers were
formerly at Miami Beach. Orders
were issued from Washington for
their removal. They were dis
mantled, transferred to Jupiter
and erected under the supervision
of Mr.. Brown.
Steamer Roslagen arrived last
night from Denmark with 5000
tons of cement. Under present
embargo arrangements this cargo
will be transported to Miami on
schooners. one of which. the Mills,
is due to arrive in port tomorrow
to leave with the first load as
soon as loaded.
Andy Bowen, one of the fast
est end most stubborn fighters
ever to come to Key West, will
appear in the ring tonight at the
Athletic Cub against Kid India of
Key West, who is also fast and an
assimilator of punishment. Fans
are expecting some furious action
when these boys get going.
The Steamship Northland, char
tered by the P. and o. S. S. COM
pany, returned from Havana yes
terday having completed the last
trip for the season between that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

Sinclair Lewis laments the fact that
the sale of books is not what it used to be.
Could it be that there is something the
matter with the books?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

When you see group of citizens ges-
ticulating violently and arguing vehement
ly, they are not discussing the League of
Nations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

If candy and roses don't thaw her
out, try sulking. If that don't work, get
another Sweetie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

Your Income Tax; How To Keep 1t
Down, should easily be best seller and
very profitable.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

Ii you can laugh at yourself, there's
hope.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

William Bell, game warden, has
moved his headquarters from the
ferry slip to Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

city and Key West. The North
land will leave this week for Bos-
ton, Mass, the home port.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

L.. Water and Sewerage.
e Bridges to complete Road to Main
land
n ~r7e Fort
{. H0teis and Apartments
s. Bathing Pavilion.
6. ArpOrts-Land and Sea.
q. Consolidation of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-09

The Steamship Northland, char
tered by the p. and o. S. S. COM
pany, returned from Havana yes
terday having completed the last
trip for the season between that
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
MUSSOLINI 4
VOLVER A LA LIGA DE
NACIONES

Roma, Sept. 11.-Si Sc lie ha
ce la promesa de que no Sc sus
citara de nuevo la question de
Ethiopia, Italia colaborara otra
vez con la Sociedad de Nacio-
mes.
A este aeuerdo Sc lego eh
recientes entrevistas de Jose
Avenol, secretario de la Socie-
dad de Naciones, con ell primer
ministro Mussolini.
Italia retro su delegation de
|Ginebra cuando Halle Selassie
Sc present6 a la asamblea de
la Sociedad y pidi6 ell castigo
de la naci6n agresOra.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

AL darse cuenta de clio, la
mo a uno de aquellos guardias
tan castizamente madrilenos
denominados "Romanones". Al
que rog6:
iQuiere listed pagan Gin
co pesetas al cochero Y pasar
manana por Ell ministerio a
cobrarlas?
ST, senor-contest6 al pun
to ell guardia.
AL siguiente dfa, ell hombrs
Tue a cobrar su durete; pers
ell personaje estaba ocupadf-
slmo, segdn lie dijo su secreta-
rio. 7 asi I'm dia, y otro, v
otro... Hasta que, por fin, Il
secretario llam6 con aire de
gran misterio al guardia, y lie
vandoselo a un rinc6n del des-
pacho' lie espet6 la siguients
pregunta:
IA listed que lie interesa
mas? iQue lie paguen ell duro
o que lie asciendan a cabo?
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
NOTAS SOCIALES

Arturo 2rockway, Margar;ta
Salinas y Virgilio Medina, Jose.
fina Medina y Rogelio N1nez,
America Gonzalez y Roglio Ro-
meriz, Ester Dfaz Y Jorge Rodri
guez, Lucinda Villadonga y Eme
Ito Fernandez, Magdalena Blan-
co y Filiberto Cernuda, Josefina
Diaz y Herminio Dfaz, esposos
Armando Almendares, asposos
Waldo Toledo, esposos Manuel
Gallar, Sras. America Salinas y
Carmen Alvarez.
Congratulamos al nuevo pre-.
sidente y a los socios del club
por este triunfo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LAS UNIONES RECHAZA-
RON LA ALIANZA CON LOS
COMUNISTAS

Plymouth, Inglaterra, Sep.
lei Congreso de las Unio-
mes de Trabajadores rechaz6
hoy una proposition a favor de
'frente Gnico" con los comu :
nistas.
I'm informe del consejo ge-
neral del congreso, en- contra
de eSa union, fue aprobado
;on solo unos pocos votos en-
contra, de un total de 600 dele
ldos.
Desat6 TN sareastico ataque
contra ell comrnismo y sus name
jos, Sir Walter Citrine, ell pre-
sidente de los unionistas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LA. INTERVENTION DE MI
CHELIN EVITO CHEQUES
ENTIRE DBRECHISTAS E
IZQUIDRDISTAS
MaWricio TKOrez EnSiste en- que
Sc Monden ATnGs O ESpGi5G

Paris, sep. 11.-En ell impOr-
tante centric manufactured dc
Clermon.-Ferrand los derechis-
tas militantes, que Sc oponen g
las huelgas ,ocuparon la prefec-
tura de policia mientras los il
quierdistas Sc apoderaban de
la gran fabrica de pneumatic
cos Michelin y miles de sus par
bidarios salia para la prefac-
tura a desalojar a los derechis-
has. Las autoridades, ;puestas en-
Ell medic, luchaban desesperadG-
mente por restablecer ell orden.
Sole Ia Intervention de Pierre
MiGhelin evit6 que las cosas lie
gasen q adquirir un tragico as
pectO.
En- Paris la Confederation Ge-
neral del Trabajo ha reiterado
su simpatia a los trabajadores
espahOles. I'm congreso nacional
Sc efectuara ell viernes, en- Tou-
house, con ell fin de dar fOrma
practica a la simpatia. Mauricio
There's ThOres, ell lider comunis-
ia, insiste en- pedir que Sc man
den armas a Espaha.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
BodQ ~distinguida

BodQ distinguidG
Aver contrajeron matrimonio
en- la Iglesia Episcopal de San
Andres, la bella sehorita Susan
Stovall y ell distinguido joven
Richard Mack.
Una orquesta TOGO un excelen-
te programa desde ell atrio del
temple.
D&spues de congratulados por
sus amigos, los nuevos esposos
saiieron para Miami, de donde
embarcaran hacia Cuba. ALI pa
saran algunas semanas.
Mr., Mack es un native de Mia
mi y Sc gradu6 en- la academia
naval de Lake Geneva, Wis.
Hace tres amos estableci6 su
residencia en- Tampa, siendo
miembro de la tripulaci6n de
Gasparilla.
La Sra. Stovall es hija del We
teranp periOdista w. F. Stovall.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
Una buenG n0tieiG

Una buenG nOticiG
Lc es para las amantes ma
dres latinas la aperture de un
gran establecimiento de ropa pa
ra bebitos y bebitas, en- ell hume
70 sol de la Gale Tampa, de-
cual son propietarios Isabel y
Frank Paul, con la Sra. Susie
Hayes de asociada.
Els un establecimiento para
que las madres Sc deleiten vien-
do preciosidades y escogiendo 10
mejor para sus ninos.
Por ALI pasamos, en- rapida vi
sta, y quedamos encantados.
Mucho nos place felicitar a los
duehos y describes muchos EXT
tos. A las madres las felicia :
mos tambien, 10 mismo que a los
papas de buen gusto.
Preciosidades para las criatu-
ras, para los angelitos que EN- :
piezan a vivir.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
PARA QUE TODOS LOS LATINO
AMERICANA Sc ENTERE

Nosotros deseamos enterar a todos los latino
americanos de Tampa de que los propietarios de la
gran ~ferreterfa Knight and Wall son verdaderos a.
migos de los extranjeros aqui residences.
Alb no solo Sc recibe a nuestro pueblo con los
brazos a%biertos, como marchantes, sino que Sc lie
trata con la mayor c~ortesia en- todas las relaciones
con la firma y sus directories.
La direction y todos los empleados conocen
bien la Importance de la colonia latina, sus grandes
m@ritos, y ahora, como en- todas las ocasiones, desea-
mos Qu%e'esto Sc conozca.
Pedimos a los secretaries de las sociedades mu-
tualistas y fraternales tomen nota de este, de modo
que sus miembros pongan en- ell verdadero lugar la
sincera amistad, sincera y antigua, de la Knight and
Wall Company.
DEJE de tener Regoeios con comerciantes hos
tiles a nuestra colonia, que no aprecian la obra de
los extranjeros y sus amigos en- esta comunidad.
Aprenda a APOYAR a les amigos de veras, a los
que otorgan a nuestro pueblo trato igua! v estiman
sus virtudes. i,
Por- todos los medios favorezca> siempre a la
knight and Wall Company por su honradez y por
su fiel e intensa amistad.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
Fiesta de plaza

Et65IG W ptUyN
La ACADIA de celebrar en- Clear
water el conocido Club Sunlight.
Salieron los socios y sus invi-
tados del edificiO del puesto Mar
cello Gonzalez No. 70, de la Le-
gi6n Americana.
Los premios en- las competiciO
mes Sc concedieron a Hitherto
Cernuda. Manuel Gallar, Arman
do Almendares, Lucinda Villa :
dOnga, Ester Diaz y Clotilde To-
ledo.
En- la Ultima reunion celebra-
da Sc lie otOrg6 un diploma de no
nor al presidente Sr. Toledo. Hi
70 la entrega del diploma, con
frases carinosas, ell joven Tony
Espinosa, ell nuevo presidente.
Asistieron a la fiesta de Clear
WISER las siguientes parejas:
lstenes Yanez y UrbanO Miya-
~ Patricia Brockway y Tony
Espinosa, Enrique Waldo y Ra-
mon Lopez, Rosa Alvarez y Lui-
sa Vigot, Siomara Santirzo v
Luis Triguero, Jennie Alorda y
Edmundo Salinas, Olga Gown y
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LA ITALIA
SU NUEVO EDIFICIo Ell
Ola 19

Una antigua sociedad mutua.
hsta de Tamsa, la Italia.
inaugurara su nuevo edificio So
ial, levantado en- la esquina de
la Octava y 10, ell sabado de la
semana que viene, dia 10.
La jun;a directiva nos man.
do hoy una efusiva invitaci6n
verbal, que a~preciamOs en- su po-
sitivo valor.
Sc efectuara una reception y
bale en- TODD ell edificio.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos a
La Italia" en- esta nueva etapa
de su vida.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
DIAMOND VENCTO EN- LAS
ELBCCIONES DE ALASKA

Juneau, Alaska, sep. 11.-Los
~electores de Alaska reeligieron
aver como su delegado en- el
eongreso de los Estados Unidos
a Antonc ]. Diamond Valdes.
Diamond tenia en- la mahana de
hoy, en- la mitad de los prescin-
bOs del terri.oriO, 6,98S votos
contra 1884 su adversario, ell
republi.ano Gore.
Todos los cua.ro senadores de
mocraticos a la legislature fue-
ron reelectos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
La fiesta de eStG
nOche en- ell CtrculO

La fiesta de eStG
n0che en- ell CfTculo
Esta noche Sc efecuara en- e.
palacio del Circulo Cubano e
''Tackey Party" organizado por
Ia Secci6n de Damas.
Esrequisito indispensable Ia
invitaci6n, bajo los acuerdos to-
mados, seg1n la s~ecretaria Srta
Mercedes Menendez.
Enpezara a las 80 Y dura-
"a hasta las IL 80. Otro de los
brillantes actos organizados POI
la enthusiastic Secci6n, tan queri.
da por los sOcios de la PRESTIGE.
sa instruction.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
GRATA VISTA

Estuvo hoy a visitarnos ell Sr.
Don Fernando Alvarado, consul
de- la Repdblica de Honduras en-
esta ciudad.
Uleg6 hace pocos dias y Sc pro
pone intensificar las relaciones
comerciales de su pals con la Flc
rida.
Damos al distinguido funcio-
mario un cordial saludo de bien-
venida.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
Ell RESTAURANT Y BAR DE
ESTEBAN PELLON

Los comisionados del conda-
do lie concedieron hoy licencia al
Sr. Esteban Pell6n, ell POlaco.
para abrir un "bar" en- ell 1927
de la avenida Snow, donde va
Pell6n tiene alberto un restau-
rant.
Ahora lie falta la licencia de
la ciudad, que espera sOnseguir-
La dentro de pOcos dias.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
DEL ESPANoL

Ell mOdernO Veldxquez
FL j6ven e ilustre pintor A.
gustin Segura sc ha dedicado
brillantemente a perpetuar
con sus pinceles a los mas
conspicuous personajes de la Re
pGblica. va ha pintado los re-
tratos de los senores Lerroux,
Portela Valladares y otros.
Ahora Sc dispone a hacer ell
del actual subsecretario de la
Presidencia.
Cuando anunci6 este prop6-
sito a un "querido" compahe-
70 de profession, este lie dijo
~causticamente:
-Querido Agustin. No pue-
des negar gee eres pintor "de
camara".
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LEGO A NEW YORK Ell
AER0PLANO ALEMAN

Port Washington, N. Y, sep.
Ii1.-Un sD0rnier' de diez to,
Nneladas, 81 Zephyr, amarr6
hoy en- Ell Sfropuerto de la Pan
American, cOmpletando un
vuelO pOr NOrte del Atlanti-
20 Y Ell pr her viaje sin para
desde ID Azores. Arrib6 al
del hidroplano ell Sapi-
tan Blak burg, que desbfg6
ION 81 do puente del Chab 81
Va. en- laRar ar PIE miliSa
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

de Horta, en- las Azores, o
1890 millas de New York. Rea
liz6 ell viaje en- % horas y Sic
te minutes.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
non verO...

I'm polfticO esRsAOl muy CO.
nocidO por su agudeza, ira
viesa i%ntenci6n, que ha desem-
pehado en- diversas ocasiones
pTimerisimos papeles en- la vi
Ga pdblica de nuestro pals, al
qlil6 un carTuaje, sin tener
pIesente que no llevaba dine
rd suelto para pogar al coche-
ro
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
AnunciO

AnunciO
En- un peri6dico sevillano,
va sdesaparecido, Sc estuvo pu-
blicando durante alg1n ITEM
pc ell sigpiente anuncio:
TODD es precise. Funeraria
x. Precios sin cdmpetengia Ia. A
quien compre un ataGd para
adqltO Sc lie regalara ttro pa
ra tihO."
Evening star., 1936-07-14

actress sought $4,250 worth OF securi-
ties from her former mate, DR.. Frank.
lyn Thorpe, surgeon. The suits
were filed yesterday.
DR.. Thorpe obtained an uncontested
divorce from Miss Astor on April 20,
1885, and was given custody Of their
daughter Marilyn.
Miss Astor declared she was "men-
tally and physically sick" at that time.
In an AFFIDAVIT she said DR.. Thorpe
threatened and abused her and re-
peatedly stated that unless she per-
mitted him to have the divorce and
order of sole custody he would pub
licly scandalize her and ruin her
career as an actress" The charges
were not amplified.
Through an out-of-court agreement,
the actress has had custody Of Mar!lyn
six months of the year. Miss Astor
set forth her health now permits her
to care for her daughter adequately,
which DR.. Thorpe. because of the de-
mands of his surgical practice, Is
unable to do.
In her suit for recovery Of the stocks,
she charged her former husband
threatened to deprive her Of Marilyn
and "scandalize" her unless she trans
ferred the securities to him shortly be-
fore the divorce.
The film star said DR.. Thorpe tried
to forestall any attempt on her part
for modification of the custody order
by threatening her with "abuse and
scandal"
The actress, in her custody petition,
characterized DR.. Thorpe as a "wilful,
overbearing, domineering, gruff and
abusive person, claiming always to be
right in everything"
Such traits, together with his pro-
fessional demands, made him unfit to
care for little Marilyn, Miss Astor
charged.
DR.. Thorpe declined to comment.
Superior Judge Dudley Valentine set
July % for a hearing in the custody
matter and issued temporary order
granting Miss Astor care and control
Evening star., 1936-07-14
z|ONCHECK TALKS
TO CONSTITUENTS
Tells Them He "Had a Feel.
ing He Was on
Exhibit"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. July 14-Marion A.
zioncheck, Washington's capering
Representative, told his constituents
last night he "had feeling he was
on exhibit" but that he was exhibit
No. l, If you please"
Before more than 1000 persons
zioncheck said he was glad to come
back to his home town on his feet
"instead of in a cage or padded CELL"
"The worst thing of my whole ex-
perience in the Nations Capital was
the letters I received from my friends
saying they hoped ] would feel better
soon.
Things are pretty bad when they
can trump up charge against a per-
son and lock him up for 80 days"
It was Zioncheck's first speech since
his return from Washington and a
series of episodes that reached a cli-
max in his fence jumping escape from
a Maryland institution for mental
patients.
Evening star., 1936-07-14

of Marilyn until the hearing. No
hearing date was set for the securities
contest.
Both suits were filed for Miss Astor
by Roland Rich Woolley, who has rep
resented Ann Harding In q custody
battle over her daughter.
Evening star., 1936-07-14

ey the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 14.-Mary
Astor. the film actress, in a court
fight with her divorced husband today
to gain full custody Of their 4-year-old
daughter, charged he had threatened
to blacken her reputation unless she
gave up the child.
In a separate suit the dark-haired
Evening star., 1936-07-14
Demonstration browns.

ST. LOUIS, July IA R.-Sam Vo-
gel, 23-year-old salesman, was demon
strating to friends how long he could
stay under water. Police found his
body in 8 feet of water at a subur-
ban park pool.
Evening star., 1936-07-14
HEADS WOMEN DENTISTS
DR.. Rosalind Moore Balm Elected
President by Association.

DR.. Rosalind Moore Balm, Washing
ton dentist since 1898, was elected
president of the Association Of Ameri-
can Women Dentists yesterday as the
organization met in San Francisco.
DR.. Balm, who has been vice presi-
dent for the past year, succeeds DR.. E.
Pearl Bishop Of Denver as head. She
lives at 1901 Fairmont street.
Evening star., 1936-05-31

staggering loveliness of the open road
by moonlight The exquisite tracery OF
the trees against the sky. The Joy OF a
road that curves and twists so light
heartedly. The glorious green of the
grass in the headlights.
The lovely flying feeling when you
take a hump-backed bridge in your
stride.
The glorious scent of new-mown
hay. The cheerful smell of cowsheds.
The wonderful joys that the car has
brought to mankind. The inspiring
rush of the wind. The perfectly mar
vellous view over the gas-works.
The exquisite magic of the moon
light.
The happy thrill of meeting wan
dering cows. The pleasant warmth
from the engine. The fine reassuring
smell of hot oil. The Joy Of communing
with nature. The glory of the first
glirnmer of the dawn.
The regret that she doesn't live at
Lands End. The final good right. The
Joy of singing while you drive. The
solid peace when you switch off the
engine. The friendly greeting of the
bumper as you pass.
The truly laughable discovery that
you have lost your key.
Evening star., 1936-05-31

train, and he had headache. AS Alice
went upstairs, to get her wrap, she
saw Lily Lockwood sitting on the
landing, engrossed in conversation with
a strange young man.
For the next few days, she was out
wardly sane, inwardly crazy woman.
She presided at the Parents meeting
of the Progressive School; she went to
a lecture on World Peace; she did the
marketing, but always she was groan-
ing, 81, married woman, am falling
in love with another man." Then she
would think how wicked she was, and
what terrible things might happen,
and how Storm might be laughing at
her, or worse, not thinking of her at
all, and she would put him out Of her
mind. So she did not see him for four
days, and his voice began to fade in
her ears.
One afternoon, she and Mildred
Harrison took their children coasting
at the Club. They sat on log and
gossiped while the children went up
and down the long hill. AS the after
noon darkened, and the blue fir trees
were turning black against the snow,
Dick Storm appeared pulling to-
boggan on which sat Lily's little boy.
Mildred was all comradeship, where
as Alice was frightened to meet his
eyes. He said Lily was in New York
and he was being nurse to her child.
Why didn't they come with him into
the Club and have tea?
Nonsense" said Mildred. We'll
dump all the children in my nursery
for supper and we'll have nice tea"
So they rode over to Mildred's.