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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Last Day Filing Income Returns
 Cause cf Hopes

(Bv The Associated PreSS)
 WASHINGTON D C March Is, Treasury officials checked the last minute flood of income tax re turns, hoping it would put the government on a balanced bud get for the remainder of the fiS- cal year. March receipts are ex- pected to total eight hundred and forty million dollars, the largest total since world war days.
 If this estimate is borne out, the Treasury may not have to borrow additional funds for this fiscal year.
 From the March collections Se- cretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. intends to retire three hundred million dollars of maturing dis count bills, and pay about one hundred and sixty million doll ars interest on the public debt.
 Besides the income tax receipts, collections under the taxing pro- visions of the Social Security Act, will put substantial sums in the government purse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Doinggs Legislature
Especial Correspondence)

(Opeclal COrreSpOndence)
 Juneau, March 15-Three items in the general appropriations bill passed by the legislature, were vetoed by Governor Troy.
 They included one which mak- es law ineffective. This is the Walker measure setting up bur eau of criminal investigation and which asked for an appropriation of seven thousand dollars.
 The other two items were, ten thousand dollars for a subsidy for the Ketchikan and Anchorage ra- dio stations.
 And the third was the three thousand dollar subsidy for ship ping between St. Michael and Kotzebue. The Governor said he did not believe in subsidies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
IS0mbardment of Madrid Increases
 Is Much Damage
The Associated Press

s, The Associated PreSsi
 MADRID, March Is, - Four tremendous explosions, apparently in the government mines at the battle-scarred University City, rocked Madrid as insurgent ar- tiuery shells tore great holes in buildings in the downtown dist rict.
 Meagre reports from the Univer sity city zone where government militiamen and insurgent troops have contested the control of the district, described the explosive attacks as fresh attempts of Gen eral Francois forces to break thru a new route to the barricaded positions of the loyalists.
 Italian troops reported fighting on the insurgent side, were des- cribed by the war ministry, as being forced from their strategic position in the Guadalajara sec ton northeast of Madrid.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15

FAIRBANKS, March IA, Dash ing across the line in the fastest heat of the three-days' series. Johnny Allen, wiry 27-year-old native from Ruby on the Yukon River, Sunday won the grand prize of the Fairbanks 1887 Dog Derby.
 His total time for the series was three hours and thirty sev- .en minutes, 59 seconds.
 The time for his final heat was l hour 10 minutes 49 seconds.
 Bergman Kokrines, native from Kokrines won second place for the series with a total time of 3 hours 39 minutes flat.
 Bob Buzby of Fairbanks won third with a total time of 3 hours 46 minutes and II seconds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
U. s. Court Doings

A true bill was returned this morning by the Federal Grand Jury in the District Court, indict- ing R. B. Merrill on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. No other report was made by the body at this time.
 The Petit Jury reported at II am. to Judge J. H. s. Morrison of the District Court here and was excused until Thursday morning, due to the Grand Jury not having completed its investigation as yet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
MISS NOME RECEIVED MANY FUNCTIONS
 IN FAIRBANKS
Especial to the Nugget

\oPCSldl VO tllS ANufSC'
 FAIRBANKS, March IA, - A gorgeous night parade at 2 pm. last night climaxed the four day Ice Carnival, lead by the royal float bearing Miss Marguerite Lee of Nome as Miss Alaska, and her court of beauties from other cit ies. The parade was similar to the Fridays parade in which Miss Alaska was crowned Queen, mid st Arctic splendor.
 Following the parade last night spectacular fireworks Illuminated the throne scene and the entire city.
 Sundays festival woundup with a Grand Midnight Ball, at which silver cups and prizes were aw- arded to all athletic participants.
 Miss Alaska received a hand some, long lackey chain of AL ;askan nuggets, with magnifi- cent jeweled pendant, bearing an inscription and the name of the winner of the contest.
 The other beauty queens re- ceived gold-mounted bracelets made of Alaskan ivory. The pre- :sentation took place before the huge throng which packed the Moose Hall.
 Miss Alaska has been a guest at numerous dinners and other events given in her honor. with the other attendant beauties pre- sent.
 Fairbanks sourdoughs, who were former residents of other parts of Alaskan and the Yukon Territory gave numerous dinners and banquets honoring delega- tons from various cities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Ice Carnival Was Concluded At
 Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, March 15-The Fairbanks Ice Carnival was con- cluded at midnight when Miss Marguerite Lee of Nome as Miss Alaska, was presented with a handsome large nugget chain and other trophies, following the grand parade and fireworks.
 Miss Alaska will remain in Fair banks for several days visiting, before returning to her home at Nome. Athletes and others are returning on planes today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15

FOR SALE-MOdern heating st0veS-burn either hard or soft cOal-slightly used, inquire at the Nugget Office for information.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Supreme Court Not
 Hear Cases Mar. g
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 18th The Supreme Court stirred spec ulation among administration of- ficials by refusing to review eight new cases, challenging the con- labor relations act, which the government won in the lower courts. The tribunal postponed further meetings until at least March 29th, when final decision on the validity of the labor act, railway, labor laws, and the Washington State mini mum wage law, are expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Nome Girl, Miss Alaska" Winds Up Ice Carnival
Invitation of Nome Presented Sat.
 To SOyiets
(By The Associated Drass)

(By The Associated Dress)
 WASHINGTON D C March Is, Delegate Anthony J. Dimond extended to the Soviet Embassy here Saturday, the invitation of the Chamber of Commerce of Nome, Alaska, to have Soviet Flier F. B. Fahrig who at present is at Anadyr, land there on his Arctic Circle flight.
 Delegate Dimond said he ex- pected to receive a reply Mon day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15

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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Flight g Postponed
he Associated Press

k. he Associated Press
 OAKLAND, Calif., March 15- Amelia Putnam Earhart who was scheduled to start on her flight around the world today, postpon- ed her takeoff until tomorrow, because of a severe storm 600 miles off the coast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
Queen Marie Of
 Rumania Is HI

BUCHAREST, March 15-Phy- sicians said Dowager Queen Mar ie is definitely ill of influenza and denied emphatically foreign re- ports that she was poisoned. Her temperature is almost normal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15

Or. Roswell c. Ham, of Vale, has been appointed president Of century. old Mount Hoiyoke college In eos. ton, the first man ever to head the institution. He succeeds 0r. Mary Emma Woolsy, who retlres In June. 4 storm of protest from alumnae followed hls appointment. (Aseoet
 ated Press Photo)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Finer Ulricksen, employed on the drills, for the Hammon Conn., pany suffered the misfortune of having several of the fingers on one hand, cut quite severely this morning. He received medical at tention from Dr. Thomas Morcom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-19
|DELRAY.FNE VS. ! ! !.
CONCHS TONIGHT
CONVENT Girls MEET HIGH
SCHOOL CLUB IN OPEN
INC CONTEST

Delray Beach High School bas-
ketbaIi club will play the Key
West High School varsity five to-
night at the school gymnasium in
the second game of double
header.
The invaders are considered to
be very classy team. They are
entered in the eighth district
tournament and are classed as the
dark horse Of the tourney.
The locals viii "stand pat" on
their regular club of Woodson and
Lopez as guards, Wickers at CEN
ter and Domenech and Saunders
as forwards, with solomon, Pin
der and Levin in reserve.
The girls from the Convent and
the High School will play the first
contest, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Coach Huddleston claims ne
will be cool as a cucumber to-
night and will not jump on the
timekeepe-s.
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night on earth-aImost 10 the momen,
& his DEATH =
What ,cas the moment Of his
oeathl" asked Bigelow, curiousIv he.
iore Anne could answer. Il don ,
believe it's been stated definitely s.
any Of the papers"
nageuorn glanced at him. ..rhe
medical examiner fixes II between
one ana two o'clock. as nearly as he
eln figure It."
heallyf" cried Anne. Il was Ger
.ainiy with him until about that time.
we all were. Mr. Rigelow and Ma
Dame karsanakoff, too. you Know
We were all dining together.s .
3 $50 1 understand. And Vou ali fay,
me restaurant together! But before
that Count Vronski asked :, number
OF people to come on to your studio
for party2"
THAT'S right began Annss
Count Vronski," explained Biae.
low, was feeling very CAV and he
asked Miss Phelps If she didn1 think
u would be fun to continue the party
10 celebrate Madame Karsanakoff's
arrival In America-and Miss Phelps
offered the use Of the studio.s
Yes. that was it" added Anne.
But you had no sooner reached
me studio. ! am told. than Count
Vronski left again?"
"Yes," said Anne.
He'd been drinking a good deal
you see" put in Bigelow. ..and he was
restless and he didn't like waiting
about. II wa ;ather let-dowl. after
the restaurant. So he thought he'd
60 back and fetch some OF the guests
himself
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ESeAPE De You Can


SYNOPSIS: a shof e1a,n..
fhfe41h dnns phelps sfudio.
Higsioip. ne young Americo,'
ffu1a fafh, fads Anne ana Kar-
f1n1te9, TIE olaInoFous dancer
sl1Fine 90 fhs corpse Of co,,rs
tf1nsN irho uas blackmaiilno
Ana9 igitn lepe leEiera Then aide
Ne eoap n eapboafd durino q
f1ft1, hen bl1elolp and D.. Aus
fftAi1. ne psychologist. fensooe
q % tfeas<i's apartment Police
aFtelt Ihorae Dryden. srho hated
tFcusill. bui refuses 70 talk. Drv-
etas iriie, Lofna. uanishes. Anne
eHd blQelog determine to fnd
Acfna. oui &c Anae,s home In
eperiof haDedeFm e scaillnn for
taem
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-19
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THn
18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR non
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERf.
LoRAN II. PREVo and
REATHA PREvo, his wife.
Plaintiffs,
VS.. Agreements For Deed
Foreclosure
CLARENCE HEAToN, ct al,
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
II apnearing by affidavit append
ed to the bill of complaint filed In
the above stated cause that the de-
PENDANTS. Clarence Heaton and Elsie
p. Heaton, his wife, Joan Guest. a
single woman, Hilmer Johnson and
- Johnson, his wife, whose Chris
tian name is unknown, and n. A.
Brown and Brown, his Wlfei
whose Christian name is unknown,
are each residents of state OF
country other than the state OF
Florida, and that their residence Is
unknown: that there is no person
i'm the state of Florida the service
of subpoena upon whom would
bind said defendants, and that they
are each over the age OF twenty
one years.
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED.
that said non resident defendants
be and they are hereby required to
appear to the Bill of Complaint
filed in said cause on or before
Monday, the LIST day of March, A.
d. 1887, otherwise the allegations
of said bill will be taken as con-
fessed by said defendants.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in said County and state.
This January 2Sth, A. D. 1887.
(Circuit Court SeaD
Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court
BY Florence E Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
KCRTZ. & REED,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
jan29; feb5-12-19-26, 1881
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eill &c 80 no4 matter Of great
irapef taaff. - - -
That's "a Tlgl.l- salo Anne. with
tRiie. -nGes a. good time as any
Cene IN. won't your This Is Mr.
h|Eripw- chief ln-pecior Hage-
GMn~
fhe fuo men shook hands. regard
IHF each other appraisingiy. Hage-
9&na ZIP vas like Q trap closing.
- 4 met . grip equally hrm-
Ifcs followed Anne into the draw
lie foom % End Mrs. Phelps
sIegI fel there IN her big chair y
~ tfe reading tie evening paper.
Chiei inspector Fiagedorn : my
nHIHef said Anne as she advanced.
-Eai aoni be alarmed. Darling. I'm
nsl arrested yet"
Nnihina ever surprises me any
mare murmured Mrs. Phelps look
in2 10 81 ms oilicef over her glasses.
h&Nplurn bowed formally. tits
nnIg ) Tea questions | have 10 put
B a. sunf lady. Ma'am." he ex-
E'ained "A mere matter OF red tape
Aeihine q all
-ilate 9 drink then before you be-
ga said Anne. ringing. (which dc
yon prefer. cocktails or whiskey2"
-Thank you. Miss.- said he. I'm
not used % cocktails. 1 don't know
Nauid / lake kindly 10 them or no.
scotch o. rye2- asked Anne smil-
ina she had completely recovered
hc pose.
-Rye. 4 you hase = drop handy.
SAID Hasedorn.
and you ClaTke2"
~lu have . cocktail. thanks" said
Bleeiow
80 viii 4 Mother. know. prefers
shcrfy."
"A good safe drink. said Haeedorn
nodding al the old lady who opened
ht, sstt bit sale nothing.
Answers By BigeIow
A NNE gave the order to Walter
u MO came IN response to hsI RING
Flarcdorn drew q note book AM
pencil out Of his pocket as Walter
withdrew
-Now thcn-7" said Anne. She sa
dawn on the low stool by her moth
ers casn facing Hagedo-n. Bigelov
remained standing before the hre.
well. Miss.- began the officei
-you Told me today that you knew tn
tate Count Vronski quite weG--E
Yea said Anne.
but you neglected 10 mention ths
10 mad reen with him on his las
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seseeseeoeseessessseeees
TOOTHPICK TOPICS
(By c. C. FLINT)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

/ could not hep feeling sorry
for Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.,
seeing him rose upon the stair
case of the Harvard Club of New
York. He spoke and smiled with
force, a bit too much force.
1t seemed as if the son was
practicing the ct. R." attitude.
But the present Theodore is a man
of sorrow and acquainted with
grief. He has always been the
victim of comparison. 1t being
far easier to Give down" Inherit
ed wealth than to ''live up" to a
magic name. - -ta -.
Robert Lincoln, almost as tall
as his father and an able execu-
tive, remembered that fame, in a
name comes but once. Ha wisely
sought seclusibn in business! dread
ing the vulgar question: "Aren't
you the sonsof the immortal Abra-
ham LincolnEf
The second Theodore Roosevelt
has held several important offices,
in the NAVY Department and gov
erning the Philippines, but indi-
cations are that he is not of heroic
political caheer. Perhaps he has
chosen a better field in the pub
fishing business of Doubleday,
Doran.
The stage, for him, was too
carefully set, with too many
props. His chance for success
would have been better had he
been plain Jim Brady. For it is
natural that a man should inherit
some of his fathers character and
pose, for people to pounce upon
and howl, 'imitatorw
Easier to deal wisely with q
huge estate, such as Ford's, Nor.
gan's or Rockefeller's, than meas
ure up to a great President, OF
master of creative art.
Thus, young Teddy" has gone
through a goodly part of his life
not being himself, because people
wished to see the old ST. R." il
him. Disappointment has beer
mutual, no doubt. The shadow
| wilted the sapling prematurely. /
speaks lesson to a man, to fol
low his own guiding star, din
though it be. eand in the end hi
can at least-say, "a poor thing
but mine owA."
Miami, Fla,
Feb. 16, 1887.
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NOTICE OF APPLrcATloN ron
TAx DEED

aHEWM|E N4444 No. 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Abel y. Davis. holder ~ Tak
Certificates No. zI5i and 4It1. -
sued the 5ih day Of August. a. =.
1929, has filed same IN my office
and has made application Tor . tax
deed TO be issued thereon, said
certificate embraces the following
described property IN the County %
Monroe, State Of Florida, tn~wlt;
Lot 1. SQr. 1 and Lot :. scr.
1, Key Largo city. Garden Cove
Plat Book 1. Page 1877.
The assessment Of the said urop-
erty under the said certificates ~
sued was IN the name Of lot !.
Sqr. /. Chas. q. Bland. and Lot z.
Sqr 1, a. Trayner.
Unless said certificates shall ~
redeemed according 10 Law. the
property described therein VII b.
sold to the highest bidder "a fhs
courthouse door on the first Mon
day In the month Of March. 1915,
which Is the LIST day Of March.
dated this ssth day Of January.
1897.
(SEAL) Ross Z sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida.
janzs: febs-l2-f9. 1857
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Chapter q
Questions By Hagedorn

0hIEF Inspector Hagedorn was q
- be man with pair Of sharp blue
eTef nat missed noihlns and bland
ftfa rchonsed b conceal the actlvi-
rs q bis alert mind
-tfay ! have . lew words with YOU
N|s Phelpsl" be asked smoothly.
fIf|11 ss ne, came Ia.
HEfiow sized him up with a quick
E4npa fhinkina b himself. "A dan
fl|tas opponent.
Eerialnly, responded Anne ana
~ annoyed Al the slight tremor IN
hes Efiee.
~ ne not convenient. now" said
A&4ea9Fn. eyeing higeiow. amy time
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH
(By JovEl


essseseeesseseesssssssse
Prediction!
Delray Beach five viii invade
the city tonight to play the local
high school team. The visitors have
been entered in the district tourn-
ament that viii be PLAYED in Mi
ami Beach Highs new stadium.
They are rated high. The writer
predicts that the locals VIII be
victorious tonight. Yours truly
ipredicted that the Conch would
trim the Green Waves of Fort N.Y.
ersawith 10 points to spare. As it
turned out they won by only one
point and that in an overtime pc
Rod.
Mrs. Ingels claims that the
High School girls are in good
shape and will give the Convent
girls their first taste of defeat in
the opening contest tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-19

N THE e e coui.T OF 81, THE ::
OF FLORIHA. INsAND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.
NO. 0-466
Plaintiff,
VS..
BLAIR w. GAIR, ct al.
$50 49, Defendants.
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the
der and BY virtue Of the Final De-
cree OF Foreclosure heretofof6
tered in that certain cause pendiNH
In the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit OF Florida, in and
for Monroe County In Chancery. be-,
ing Chancery case No. 6-4S8. In
! which GEORGE f. COOK is plain
tIff, and BLAIR w. GA1R. Ct al
are defendants, 4, as Special Master
II, said decree. Under and by virtue
OF the terms thereof will offer for
sale and sell az public outcry to the
highest and best bidder. for cash at
the front door. Of the Court House
of Monroe County, in the city OF
Key West, Florida. on the LIST day
of March, A. d.. 1897, between the
nouns OF eleVSH. " ClOCk n. M anu
two o'clock p. NJ, the same being
legal sales day and the hours the
legal hours of sale, the following
described property situate in Mon
roe County, Florida, to-wit:
Sections Twelve (12) and
Thirteen (13) in Township
Fifty-five (55) South. Range
sThirty-three (35l East.
The said property as aforesaid
together with all. the tenements,
Embellishments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any wise
appertaining, being sold to satisfy
said decree.
Dated this 4th day of February,
A. ID. 1887.
AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR.,
Special Master in Chancery
IRA C. HANCOCK,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
seb5-12-1S-2(
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IN TIN erNCUlx co1.1 NE e. 3.
on FLon1oA. - AID LN- --t<
noE COUNT. - EI4NG.-Ns
~. $500
d. A. NcnouoAL and ELAI8A
L. FREELANDs - Trustee.
ivan 1xEEsoN AND coN.
PANY. = Florida corporation
81 -" nafandanIs
NOTICE OF HAsTEnt SALE
Notice IA hereby given nat tHN
undersigned. as Special Master ~.
der and By virtue % the fIpAf Do
cree Of Foreclosure hefeIpfett . -.
tered In that certain cause pfnaI1E
m the Circuit Court 20 TIE Elst enlH
judicial ClrtHsl ~ Fi4rI1a. - 4nd
for Monroe ceuatF IN En4ncerf. be-
ing chancery case Ma 9-44t. ~
which d. A. MeDoNuAL and
CLAUDE l. FREELANu. - Irq4-
tees. are plaluiiffa. an4 A&h
AxELaON AND COMPANY. . fsnr-
ants i. A. special Master in chan.
Gerry appointed 81 the Court in sAl1
decree. under and b. virtae % the
terms thereof viii offer foe sale
and sell Al public unfcfF % th9
highest and best bidder fer cash ~
the front door 81 The co1fi House
o. Monroe coanls, N re t,.< Z.
Of March, a. y. 1881. betWeeu the
hours Of eleven o'clock a. - ana
two O'Clock p. ~. the same oeInE
legal sales day and the huufa the
legal hours Of sale. the fuiiaWi4k
described property situate "a Mon.
roe County. Florida, te-~lt
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, FINED FOR KICKING

SOUTH BEND, Ind.LDennie
ThOrp, 50, paid s. fine in this this
city on charge of kicking Nam
ME Jones. He steadfastly main
tanned he had intended kicking
some one Else, but did not say
whom.
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Today's Horoscope


Today's native has a retiring
disposition. studiOas and with deep
intaitions. and is capable of rs
ing 20 distinction. The affections
are not very warm, but the ma
ture i constant. IL is a position
from which one Of humble birth
may rise 70 great influence and
power.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-19
New Baseball Field

NEW 0aSCDah ASA4
Jack Bells column recently gave
the information that the Miami
Edison High School is having a
new baseball field built and will
be ready for play soon. The st.
Petersburg Independent says that
a new field is being constructed
for kids of the Sunshine City.
Down here we haven't field fit
to play on. When will we read
the, following headline in The Citi-
zen: Baseball Field Under Con-
struction; Will Be Ready Soon;
Minor League Club To Be Invit-
ed to Train Here In Most Won
derful Climate In World"
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THANK YOU" said Hagedorn. but
u, was Miss PheRns's answers to my
questions ! wanted"
Sorry. | thought you only wanted
to get at the truth"
IN get al the TRUTH" Hagedorn as
sured him, ''in my own way"
Good" said Bigelow, lighting his
pipe.
What Did Vronski Say?'
.HAGEpORN'S eyes wandered from
L ! him back to Anne. ''How long
after you arrived at the studio would
you say Count vronski left?" he
asked.
Anne wrinkled her white brow as
though in an effort to think.
"We .ont know exactly" explained
Bigelow. you see. he started to tele-
phone out for some food to be sent
in and Miss Phelps went into the
kitchen with me to look for glasses
and liquor. And while we were doing
that Count Vro1ski left. When we
came back he was gone"
"That was how it was" added
Anne, nodd:ng.
"He didn't come and tell you he was
going?"
mo" answered Anne.
"He told Madame Karsanakoff.-
said Bigelow "She told US"
Hagedorn looked at him. Il see
And then. instead of coming back
with the guests. he telephoned-?"
"Yes." answered Anne.
"When would that have been?"
"Well-" began Anne. looking help
lessly at Bigelow.
perhaps an hour later Maybe even
more" stated Bigelow. 81 didn't look
al my watch"
"And / hadn't a watch" said Anne.
There isn't one at the studio except
the kitchen"
$50 And what was 1t he said on the
telephone?" Hagedorn fixed Anne
with his shrewd eyes.
"Why-that he wasn't coming back
that he'd met friend-l think"
"You see. Miss Phelps didn't speak
to him herself. II was Madame Kari
sanakoff who took the message. She
can probably tell you exactly what
! was said.
mo doubt" said Hagedorn.
He made a note in his book a:
Walters came in with the drinks. He
served them and departed as quietly
as he had come.
fcopyri0ht, 1857. Frederick JGcksoHI
inspector Hagedorn throws a YER
bal bombsheII, tomorrow rIU }