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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-06-25


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Quebec thread that is later
habments spinning like this which Nine
manufacturing did her French for
bears n centuries -
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
BESTEIRO Sc OPUSO A LA
DE LARGO
CABALLERO

Madrid, Mayo 15.-Una a :
samblea Sc efectu6 aver para
tratar del programa revolucio-
mario del partido Socialista,
chocando de nuevo las tenden-
,cias moderadas, Representatives
ipor don Julian Besteiro, Y las
extremistas, que ANNA ell Sr.
Largo Caballero. Triunf6 en- la
asamblea ell criterio de este Ill
timo, como los observadores es
peraban.
Besteiro Sc opuso a la "radi-
calizaci6n'' del programa de
su partido, preguntandO que 81
Sc va a propugnar la dictadu-
ra socialista o que 81 van a ser
los sindicatos los que ejerzan
la dictadura, bajo ell amparo
del partidO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
CON LOS GUANTES

Leonardo del Genio Sc batira
esta noche, en- Newo York, con
Pedro Montanez, ell ciudadano
de Puerto Rico. Del Genio es
uno de los gladiadores mas po-
pulares de la bora presente, en-
la c~ateqoria de las 1876 libras. Sc
ha batido con los mejores p1gi-
les Y unas veces lie ha tocado ga
mar y otras perder. Frente a
Montahez encontrara, 81 los
calculos de los expertos no re-
sultan fallidos, I'm obstaculo in
superable. Don Pedro no ina per
dido una sola pelea desde su lie
gada a los Estados Unidos des-
de Europa, repitiendo por AGA
los triunfos q. alcanz6 en- Ell vie
10 continente. Sus acciones han
subido tanto, no obstante la
"frialdad" de los primeros me-
ses de su estancia en- este pals,
que va Sc lie coloca a la misma
altura de Tony Canzoneri y Lou
Ambers.
ST Montanez derrota a Del &c
MO, como Sc espera, en- ell ca
mino hacia ell trono del peso IL
gero lie quedaran solo dos opo-
nentes de importanciA, ell cam,
pe6n Tony Canzoneri y Ell "le-
gitimo contendiente'', a juicio
de la comisi6n atletica del esta.
do de New York, ell popular Lou
Ambers.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
E1s
LA CACETA

I-exelam6 doha Ramona.-No
habia una vez que 10 llamara,
qre no estuviese ALI. 70 PEN
saba: "lQ( diablos tendra
que hacer ALA este ehico?" Y
es que Sc entretenia en- haeer
sus monigotes.
La collection de estVdios de
.Gaspar era riG y vAriada, y
algunos hicieron Dir mucho a
los dos esposos.
Dola Ramona era Ell mode
10 quO mas abundaba.
n buena sehora veiase q
.produtida en- todaNlas postu-
ras: hacienda calcetS pasando
las cuentas de su grub rosa
rio, hasta durmiendo.
Despu6s de conner, tehA por
costumbre dormir la siest sen
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

"jonron" sobre la cerca del jar
din derecho, en- ell segundo, ha
ciendo anotar a Higgins, que
acababa de pegar un ''hit."
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie.
Cleveland DC, 3h, De.
Los Browns ganan cuando Sc
"equivocan" y aver fueron de
nuevo atropellados por los Yam
KEGS. Joe Di Maggie, ell iardi-
nero novato, bate6 tres tube :
yes y un hit, en- cinco wees al
bate. Ruffing solo permiti6 cua
tro "jilotes'' a los b~ateadores
del Rajah.
New York &c, Ism, lie.
st. Luis lie, All, lie.
Los Senadores empataron en-
su turno al bate, en- ell noveno
inning, pero los Medals Blan-
cas- desempataron, anotando la
carrera que necesitaban. Bud
dy Lewis dispar6 un "jonron''
en- ell noveno.
Washington lie, 19h, Be.
Chicago 13c, 16h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
REGATAS DE BoTES
DE E L

Ell domingo por la tarde,
frente a Ballast Point, Sc efec-
tuaran unas regatas organiza-
das por los yatistas locales. Sc
utilizaran pequenos botes y la
ruta trazada es de z millas
nauticas.
La senal de partida Sc dara
a las 2:30 y los competidores
tendran hasta las 7 para fina-
liar dentro de las condolences
establecidas.
Sc han inscripto las embar-
caciones siguientes: Starlight,
de Lyle Vernier; Wodo, de Bill
Houlihan; Riptide, Elmer
Sauls; Captain Kidd, Buddie
Fish; Black SKINNER, Buster
Kurtz; Viajar, Wallace Sto-
vail; Yankee Doodle, Harper
Whitaker, Y Mad, Dan Murphy
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Carl Hubbell dei6 aver a los
Cubs sin carreras " en- cinco
hits, mientras sus companeros
llegaban cinco wees al "home'
con seis hits. Lou Warneke,
por la quinta vez en- seis sail
das, no pudo terminar ell desa-
flo y cargo con la derrota. Los
GigaHtes hicieron tres carreras
en- ell septimo, con oportunos
batazos de Terry y OFT.
Chicago DC, 5h, 2e.
New York sc, 6h, De.
En- ell octave inning los Pira-
tas Sc destaparon a batear y
dieron a su club cinco care :
ras, con las cuales vencieron a
las abejas de Boston. Ell frio a.
.lejo al p1blico. Alfonso Lopez
no pogo de chit"
Pittsburg sc, 10h, De.
Boston &c, III, lie.
Los Cardenales aplastaron a
los Dodgers, anotando IL ca
rreras con una acumulacion de
16 hits. Bill Walker lanz6 por
Ell st. Luis y lie pegaron 8 hits.
Dispararon "cuadrangulares"
Stuart Martin y Joe Medwick.
Descarg6 dos "tribeyes" ell
inicialista Johnny Mize. Frank
House cargo con la derrota.
st. Luis 12c, 16h, Re.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

paseo, 10 que mas me llama Ia
atenci6n de TODD cuanto veo,
son las ~estatuas, y me he pa.
sado muchas horas contem-
plando ell Neptune que hay en-
la fuente del jardin.
Aquello tenia todas las ira
zas de una vocaci6n decidida.
ETodo ell dinero que recojo,
-Fosigui6 ell artista incipien-
te,-So gasto en- barro, y ALA
en- un rinc6n Sde la cueva me
paso las hor9s modelando es-
taS cosas que ustedes ven y
otras muchas que noaSiero en-
senarles, porque estan\ muy
NAL. Repito que me perdonen,
pQr habAr perdido ell tempo
de- esta manera. 81 les disgusta
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
LIGA AMERICANA

Ell zurdo Grove es de nuevo
la maravilla de su liga y aver
domino a los Tigres, limitando
los a cinco hits y una carrera.
Eden Auker Sc opuso a Grove
y dej6 a los Medals Rojas en-
siete hits, que %produjeron tres
.carreras, las suficientes para
la victoria. Ell pitcher zurdo sir
vic cinco "ponches."
Boston &c, IN, lie.
Detroit 1c, oh, lie.
Ell pitcher Rhodes dej6 en-
.blanco a los Indios. Bob john
son, a quien Connie Mack pa
SO del tercer lugar al sexto, en-
ell orden al bate, dispar6 un
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
PUESTA ENLTBERTAD LA
MILAGRERA DE WHALES

Habana, may l5.-Recu9s-
r6 aver su libertad, ror orden
del DR.. Figarola, supervisor del
manicomio de Mazorra, la Sra.
Antonia Izquierda, la milagre-
ra de Whales. I~njrstamente Sc
la habia recluido en- csc lugar,
acusada por enemigos suyos de
haber perdido la raz6n.
La milagrera realiza curas
en- csc pueblo de la provincial de
Pinar del Rio, utilizando aqua
y oraciones compuastas por
ella.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
PEDRO MONFANEZ Sc BATTRA
HOY CON LEONARDO DEL GENIO
Las apuestas Sc inclinan hacia
ell joven de Puerto Rico

FL combate sera a 10 asal-
tos y ell primero que Montanez
sostiene en- ell Garden desde SUI
llegada a los Estados Unidos.
Por SUI labor pugilistica, seg1n
Ell contrato, Sc lie habra de pa
gar Ell 32H %, la cantidad ma
yor que ha recibido un boxea-
dor que no es campe6n.
Las apuestas que Sc han he
cho muestran a Montanez, que
acostumbra a atacar con las
dos manos Y a no retroceder,
como ell favorito de los fieles.
Leonardo del Genio es I'm pc
ligroso contendiente, por su re
sistencia ffsica, habilidad Y por
ser ell predilecto de la colonia
italiana de Harlem. Del Genio
lego recientemente a su ma :
'yor prominencia, derrotando
de manera decisiva a Wesley
Ramey, de Grand Rapids, otro
de los aspirantes al titulo.
81 ell puertorriqueno triunfa
Sc lie enfrentara, en- ell verano,
con ell vencedor del match
Canzoneri-Ambers.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
Sc REUNIO LA COMISION
r UNDERESTIMATE
La UniUersidad Sc G6Tird
Ell dtG 25

Habana, mayo 15.-BajO la
presidential del dentista Evelio
Luis Barrena, ell comisionado
universitario, Sc reuni6 aver ell
.Consejo Supreme de la Univer-
sidad Nacional, integrado por
catedraticos. Durante dos horas
los decanos informaron sobre
sus facultades, acordandose que
las classes Sc reanuden Ell dfa 25
de este mes,
Admitieron los a~sistentes que
hay tempo bastante, hasta Ell
dia 25, para organizar las dife-
rentes escuelas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
DICESE QUE HA RENUN-
CIADO Ell DR.. CASTEILA-
NOS

Habana, mayo 15.-Asegdra-
Sc desGe aver que ha presenta-
do la rendncia de su cargo de
Jde Gel gaoinete nacional de
Identification, eli DIR. Israel
Gas -ellanCs. !
Los p~eriodistas ira aron de
entrevistarse con Ell jefe de Cas-
seIIanos, eli secretario oe goCer-
nacion; pero este haze tres
dias que no va a su despacho.
Tampoco pudieron localizar al
su9uesto re.lunciante.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

New York, Mayo 15.-La pc
lea mas Importance de la Sc
mana Sc verificara hoy en- la
Madison Square Garden, sien-
do los contendientes Pedro
Montahez, ell ciudadano de
Puerto Rico, y Leonardo del
Genio, ell rudo y valiente p1gil
de Harlem.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

Ell pGgil espaiol Arias Sc ba-
tic en- Barcelona, la capital de
los catalanes, con ell frances
Bel, un ciudadano de Marsella.
En- los primeros asaltos la lu-
cha pareci6 niVelada; pero a
partir del cuarto Arias empez6
a castigarle por ell est6mago y
lie derrib6 tres vaces, por la
cuenta de nueve, ocho y ocho.
I'm POGO mas tarde, en- el sexto,
Ell gallo cay6 de nuevo a la To-
ma, por nueve segundos, y en-
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

tonces sus ayudantes aceptaron
la derrota, tirando la esponja.
En- Ell mismo programa, Eduar-
do Primo, campe6n del peso pc
sado, un argentine, prso a dor
mir en- ell tercer asalto al italia
no Sanga, ~pegandole dos pune
taos, uno por la nariz y ell otrc
por el est6mago.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

tada en- un sill6n, Y ell artista
en- ciernes la habia sorprendi-
do en- aquel SmOmento, repro
duciendola con exactitdd un
tanto caricaturesca y c6mica
que provoc6 la hilaridad hasta
en- la misma interesada.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

Baltasar Sanaehilli encontr6
innumerables dificultades, con
las autoridades de immigration,
al llegar a este pals. AL princi-
pic lie negaron la entrada, 10 mis-
no que a su director, Julio Ave-
rim, y a su entrenador, Robert
Diamond. Apelaron al secreta-
rio del trabajo y la Sra. Perkins
orden6 Sc les permitiese la en-
srada, previa una garantia, ca
da uno de $500.
Cuatro dias pasaron los tres
en- la isla Ellis, mientras los a
migos del gladiator realizaban
gestiones en- Washington. mo
he hecho NADIA, dijo Sangdailli,
y, sin embargo, he estado pre-
Iso".
Justificando su conducts Ell
eel case, ell comisionado de inlni-
graci6n dijo: Sangchilli vino a
este pals sin tener contracts fir
mados. Con I'm contrato Sc lie hu
biese admitido sin reparo, de a.
cuerdo con la ley; pero en- reali-
dad el ha venido a buscar peleas
" este nos oblig6 a hacer 10 que
hicimos.
FL valenciano tendra de adj
versario, ell sabado, al habil
gladiator Martin.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

Kid Berg era ell campe6n in
giles de las 1875 libras y acept6
una pelea con Jimmy Walsh. Sc
verified ell combate en- Liver
pool, a Is asaltos, y ell campe6n
tuvo que retirarse, por no poder
resistir la agresividad y eff
ciencia de su c9ntrario, en- Ell
noveno "round". Berg rod6 a la
Iona cuatro veces, dos de elias
en- ell primer asalto.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

Martinez Alfara, ell nuevo
campe6n europeo de los semipe-
sados, ira a Lisboa a combatir
con ell portuguese Rodriguez, que
aspira a csc titulo. Con Alfara
hara ell viaje otro gladiator es-
panel, ell valenciano Felix Co
mez.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
No Sc Moleste con
Parches de Mostaxs

N~uBterole. PraparadA con aceits
purO de mostaza y ntr0s ActivoB In.
gredienJ-s prVcuciIA los niamos
efectos que Ell antique parcbs da
mostaza, SIN itJ.r alupoliha
NusteTols sueis aliviar cor prou.
tttud brOnquitts. ,Olarsa de gzrEAu.
"a, tosea, r"sfrl adus. neuralgiAa.
congestien~s. fed,natieBios. torcedu
mes y tO'k eiss~ lie mslea y dol0-
res Ttene poder naEta para eVitaI
las pul'nonias. VAndese au .odas
iAA dr"euer!As. = SIC y fsc. en-
Jafros , N i'Iboa TsmAho Dc haA-
vital 81.
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

Cuando (hubo ensehado sus
modesto% trabajos, como de-
mestmwSn d. que Ell grupo era
Obra suya, GPsparillO dijo muy
formal y muy humilde:
-Perd6nehme ustedes 81 he
eperdido ell tempo en- hacer es-
to; pero me gusta mucho la es-
ehltura y mi deseo ha sido STEM
pre- ser escultor. CuandO voy q
La gaceta., 1936-05-15
VIII

La misma sencillez con que
.hablaba convenci6 a todos de
que 10 que decfa era cierto.
II Disgustarnos I-respo
do Andrea abrazandble.-
iTodo 10 contrario! Nos com
place que emplees tan bien tus
ocios.
Y con tono de SarinOsO re-
proche, agreg6:
.Pero, hijo milo, 81 tan gran
de es tn afici6n por la escultu-
ra, Jpor que no me 10 has di-
cho? Yo tie hubiese hechO if a
Ia academia,
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

no volvere a haccrlo mas.
Zero 70 desearia ser escultorl
La gaceta., 1936-05-15

vietOriano Manteiga, Editor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04
PROTECTU WON
CHAMPIONSHIP
DEFEATED FORT LAUDER.
DALE IN FINAL GAME
OF SERIES

The Protectu Awning Company
diamondball team of Miami won
the East Coast District champion
ship Wednesday night from the
top-seeded Fort Lauderdale out
fit, 6 to 5.
Local fans are overjoyed for
they were pulling for them to win,
chiefly because two local boys are
on the club-Cheta Baker, who
has been outstanding throughout
the games, at short, and Esmond
Albury, utility player.
1t was the final game of the Sc
ries. Lauderdale took the opener
and Protectu the second game.
All hopes of winning the third
contest were almost dissipated
when the ninth. inning rolled
around, as the Fort Lauderdale
team had the score all tied up,
IS to o.. Their pitcher, the
mighty Tuppen, had the opposition
eating out of his hands. During
those eight frames he allowed but
one safety.
In their half of the final in
ming, the Miamians did the unex-
pected. The first man up ground
ed out. With one gone and the
score 5 to 0 against them the home
boys, the fans began to file out of
the stadium. But then the
fireworks started. Frank Tuppen
lost his magnificent control of the
ball and so doing, lost the game.
Walks and wild pitches, coupled
with two hits, gave the Awning
team six runs, which was enough
to cineh the game.
The victors will journey to Or
lando in the near future to meet
the winners of other sections of
Florida for the state champion
ship.
Local fans are 100 percent for
the East Coast winner and should
Protectu eliminate all other teams
it will be the second straight year
local player has been on a state
champion club. Last year Mickey
Ubieta played with Hollywood
the team that won the 1885 hon
Ors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04
LIE
NOTICE OF ELECTION


WHEREAS, the Legislature OF
1885 under the Constitution of 1855.
of the State of Florida, did pass
two Joint Resolutions proposing
amendments to the Constitution Of
the State of Florida and the same
were agreed to by a vote Of three
fifths of all the members elected
to each house; that the votes on
said Joint Resolutions were entered
upon their respective Journals. with
the yeas and nays thereon. and
they did determine and direct that
the said Joint Resolutions be sub
mitted to the electors OF the State
at the General Election in Noyem-
Der 1886.
NOW THEREFORE,. 1. r. A.
GRAY, Secretary of state of the
State of Florida. do hereby give
notice that a
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Flor
ida on Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November A ID.
1886, the said Tuesday being the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER
for the ratification or rejection Of
the said Joint Resolutions prOpOs-
ing amendments to the Constitution
of the State of Florida. viz
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing to Amend Section > OF
the Article XIII of the COnstitu-
tion of the State of Florida, Re
lating to Provisions for the Aged,
Infirm, and Unfortunate.
BE 1t Resolved By The Legislature
of The State of FIOridas
That Section ) of Article XIII OF
the Constitution of the State OF
Florida, relating to Provisions for
the Aged. Infirm. and Unfortunate,
be and the same is hereby amended
and as amended is agreed 10 and
shall be submitted to the electors
of the State of Florida at the next
general election to be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November 1896, for ratifica-
tion or rejection: Said Section OF
Article NH as amended shall read
as follows:
Section 3. The respective cOun-
ties of the State shall provide in
the manner prescribed by law. for
those of the inhabitants who by
reason of age, infirmity or misfOr-
tune. may have claims upon the aid
and sympathy of society; provided,
however, the Legislature may by
general law provide for a uniform
State wide system for such bene-
fits, and appropriate money there
for; but no such general law shall
provide BENEFITS TO any person VINO
shall not have been a resident OF
the State of Florida for a period OF
five years continuously next pre-
ceeding his application therefor
nor shall such general law provide
for benefits to any person solely on
account of age who has not attain
ed the age of sixty-five years; Pro-
vided, further, that where by any
law of the United States. a lesser
or different period of residence age
or citizenship shall be fixed in or
der for the State of Florida to par
ticipate in any Federal grants that
might be made for such purposes
the Legislature may prescribe such
requirements as to citizenship age
and residence as will be consistent
with and not in conflict with such
Federal Law"
Approved June 4, 1885.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04
THE WORLD R~xSEsSS
WITH j.. A !. FENCEHE@

Silence. Finally he looked up
from the formless hieroglyphics.
NO." he said angrily. I'VE need
your sort; your record here has
been remarkable. Let's ignore it and
see IL it won't blow over"
She smiled family. such a help
to successful teaching-waiting to
see If 1t will blow over Think hard.
Mr.. Hudson. and don't mind me.r
Aside from the disgrace. she
thought duly, I'd be glad Of an ex-
cuse' to get away. But her own in
difference only served tu strengthen
Mr.. Hudson's determination. If he
had liked Mrs. Taylor it might have
been different, but he disliked her
as much as he had ever disliked
anybody. He set his jaw.
81 don't mind in the least telling
people it was all mistake. because
actually it was. and | hope you'll do
the same thing and ignore it Peo-
pie are not likely to-take Mrs.
Taylor 90 seriously. and there have
been enough unfortunate results al
ready"
He opened the door for her and
then shut it. When he was alone he
stood motionless and looked al
nothing.
WINTER dragged its interminable
w length across the calendar.
February came and spring was a
faint, thin whisper in the air. like
distant music felt rather than heard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04

To the Sheriff 60 Nanroe CuunrE
81 the State 90 Fr8or5dz-
BE IL known. Tat I. T. A ErlE
Secretary Of the state 90 FImrtLz
10 hereby give notice that a
GENERAL ELECTIuEE
Will be held in Monroe CuuufF-
State of FLORIDA on TuEsazy ~
succeeding the first ssanasv a. -
vember. A u 1885. the sid Tu-z-
day being the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER
For United States Selztar fruu
the State Of Florida fer rh- 49,
unexpired term 81 Lsuncza 4
Fletcher deceased
For United States Senztar fra
the State Of FloridA- Ter the Eszr
unexpired term u Para LrzmD-l
deceased
For seven % Prez5a=uri-I -
tors
For one Eepres@ntarfre e a.
Fourth C0nEreSsiunzl uGsEr5rr e.
the State Of Florida. IN rhe S-r~zEy-
fifth Congress 81 the CEtte6 S14reE
For Governor % the state 90
Florida
State Of Florida
For Attorney General q the s-z1-
Of Florida
For comptroIIer Il the STATE g
Florida
For Treasurer q the safe 60
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For Superintendent q Publir 81
struetion Of the sszts q Erlaria.-
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For County Assessor q TEL-E-
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For County SuprrinErndruI -
Public instruction
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For Constable IN and fer the foI-
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In Testimony Whereof. ! have here-
unto set my hand and zffiKed IA
Great Seal Of the state - Flurilzl-
at Tallahzssee, the Capital las
the 24th day q AUEusL. A J.
1886.
HS) T. A GRAY.
Secretary ~ S-41e-
To Hon. Kari q Thompson. SherIE1
Monroe County
aug2s; sept4-lI-1s-=ss 0cr--s-ls-=@-
80, 1886
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04
Chapter 10
DEAR MRS. TAYLOR

COMPREHENSION blinded Carol.
Mrs. Taylor again - and the
light from Mrs. Taylor's window
shining on Mikes agony. Mike, with
his face against her shoulder. .
Oh. surely there must be hell for
the Mrs. Taylors of the world who
cut such wide swathes of destruc-
toni
Fury gave her courage; left her
cold and quite Indifferent to the
outcome. She said quietly:
"My- friend Mrs. Taylor, of
course" and laughed shortly.
GIe seemed to be waiting. so she
went on.
MIR. Hudson. never felt as sorry
for anybody in my life as do for
Mike Hannigan. He was the most
promising pupil in ASHORE. and be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04

! March, rand spring was the fulfill
ment of an uncredited promise. with
daffodils and dogwood to Lear it wit
ness. ASHORE took on beauty and
color, and Carol felt herself coming
to life again.
Ellen noticed the change and
sighed with relief.
81 thought you were never going
to snap out of it." she confessed
1--we hurt for you for the past two
months. but l haven't been able to
do a darned thing"
Carol laughed. That's what you
think. If II hadn't been for you I'd
have chucked the whole thing in a
well and cleared out in January"
Ben Tyler was a tower of
strength. Ordinarily Ben would have
lost interest in her. but the crisis
had aroused his chivalry. and
achieved what no personal charm
could have accomplished Squirting
Carol. had an added zest. and Ben
Tyler's name was solid in ASHORE.
He took her to movies, played golf
with her on Saturdays (they agreed
that Sundays were dangerously.
stirred up bridge games for empty
evenings.
One spring afternoon two weeks
later he stopped blythe house. She
saw him from the porch and went
out and sat in the car.
BLAKE Thornton's coming over
here next weekend" he explained
"He was in school with my younger
brother. and he's go; an advertising
agency of some sort. | thought I'd
have dinner party at the club Sat
urday night, so don't make any
other dates"
She laughed. What other dates
do | have except with your"
81 Nunno. You might be holdin'
out Oh me. Blake's already got
wife-in Florida or somewhere at
the moment-but you might wangle
a job out of him."
She chuckled at his frankness. q
know such a lot about advertis-
ing. :"
well. you're no moron. and that
goes a long way in any business"
he said CALAMITY. "Tll come for you
about seven"
She went back 10 the porch and
sat in the swing and wondered II
you could learn anything about ad-
4 vertising in four days.
| Carol deliberately makes q play
Cor Thornton. tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-09-04
A Neg Novel By Marian Sims

SYNOPSIS: II cost Carol Tor
rance more than she dared admit,
eUeH to herself, to send the charm
ing but unreliable Denis Ford dtoGy
to his neto job in Washington. she
had left little but the problem of
one Of her pupils In the ASHORE
high school Mike Honni0dn. Nike
t1Gs being pursued by AnndbeI
Monroe: quite suddenly she caught
him. married him. aud u0to Mike
has run dt0ny from IL all Bnt be-
fore OofHg. Nike called briefly on
Carol to thank her for tChdt she
had hoped to do for him.