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The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25
THREE CLUBS
in TIE FOR
FIRST PLACE
Trophy, Gold Balls And
Medals Will Be Award
ed Leading Team And
Players
Bv BERKY

A three-game playoff to decide
the championship five Of the
High School Interclass Basket
ball Tournament just concluded
will begin tonight in the schools
gymnasium. 700 o'clock.
Three teams ended in tie for
first-place, each possessing a per
centage of .889. Gardeners Q2th
grade), Thompsons doth grade)
and Delainos Q1th grade) are
the clubs deadlOcked for top hon
OrS.
Playoff will continue Tuesday
and Wednesday nights of this
week. Winning five will be
awarded a large bronze trophy
and a total of ten miniature gold
plated basketballs will be pre-
sented to members of the vic
tOriOuS team.
At the conclusion of the play
off records of the tournament
will be compiled and a miniature
gold ball will be given to the
player possessing the highest per
centage in foul shooting. Medals
are to be awarded for outstand-
ing playing. sportsmanship and
general attitude of a player The
awards will be made through the
Lettermen's Club.
Declared to be the best ever
held in the local high school, the
interclass tournament came to a
close last week. In all, forty
five games were played.
Main purpose of the tourna-
ment. states Coach Johnny Of
futt of the high school, was to
give the boys an opportunity to
display their talent in active
competition. From among these
basketball rockies will come fu-
ture varsity players.
Teams entered in the tourney
and their percentages follow:
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25

ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERH. No.
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25
SELECTING A BALL
tANsoeinfed ]

By ANDY VARIPAPA. Famous Bowling Authority
eAsseeinted Press ServieeJ
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25

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The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re- Estate of

HENRY DAMON ARCHER.
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which
YOU, or either of you, may have
against the estate of Henry Damon
Archer, deceased. late of Monroe
County. Florida, to the Hon. Ray
mOnd r Lord. County Judge of
Monroe County, at his office in the
County Courthouse in Monroe
County, Florida, within eight
calendar months from the date of
the first publication hereof. All
claims and demands not presented
within the time and in the manner
prescribed herein shall be barred
as provided by law
Dated November 9Th, a. D. 1910.
VERA HEISSER.
AS EXecutrix of the Last Will and
Testament of Henry Damon Ar
cher, Deceased
nov11-1S-25: dec2, ,1940
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25

T-43S.
WALTER P. NIXON, Plaintiff, VS..
ROSE CECILE MCDONALD
NIXON, Defendant
To- Rose Cecile Mcdonald Nixon,
$40 East 15Sth Street. Bronx, City
OF New York, State of New York.
You are hereby required TO ap-
pear TO the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce in this cause on or before
January 9Th. 1871. otherwise the
allegations thereof will be taken
as confessed This order to be
published once a week for four con-
secutive weeks in the Key West
Citizen.
Done and Ordered this 23rd day
of November, 1870.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer, Clerk of the
Circuit Court. By (Sd) Florence
Z. Sawyer. Deputy Clerk.
MOVES; dec2-9-I6-23,I 1910
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-25
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION

OHDEh FOR III BLU AItON
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No.
1-42S.
ELSIE soils ALCOTT. Plaintiff.
vs. ROGER E ALCOTT. De-
fendant.
To: Roger E. AlcOtt, 81 Lincoln
Street Watertown, Massachusetts
You are hereby required to APP
pear TO the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce in this cause on or before
december p. a d 1910, otherwise
the allegations thereof will be taken
as confessed. This order to be
published once a week for four l4b
consecutive weeks in the Key West
Citizen.
Done and Ordered this 23rd day
Of November, 1910.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer, Clerk of the
Circuit Court BY (Sd) Florence
Z. Sawyer. Deputy Clerk.
nOv25; dec2-9-16-23,19 1910
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
She Didn'
Cost Ten Smackers
To Change Mind

Miss Alice Wilson, 22S9 81. Ar
tome .sigrcd complaint Feb. IL
against George Murphy, AS East
Montealm. accusing him Of assault
and battery George was later ar
rested by Detective Lieut.. Wallace
Williams and Detective Robrrt Nil
chcll Of the Special Investigation
Squad
Murphy appeared before Record
crs Judge W. Mckay Skillman
Feb. % and asked for an adjourn
ment on tho grounds he needed
more time to get his witnesses.
The adjournment was grated.
Tuesday George appeared m
court. this time he presented note
purporicdly coming from Miss VII
son. informing the detectives she
did not desire 10 prosecute the
case against Murphy. But Judge
Skillman ordered Murphy TO bring
Miss Wilson TO court. She appear
ed shortly thereafter.
Wearing smoked glasses to hide
the black eyes Murphy is alleged
to have given her, Miss Wilson told
tho court she did not want TO pros
ecufe
I'm afraid well have to try his
case. said Judge Skillmar. you
signed the complaint and you've
put the state 20 great expense II
you don't want to prosecute. then
pay $40 or go before Judge Don
aid Van Zile for trial"
When Murphy's attorney told the
court, This is so sudden" Judge
Skillman suggested that Murphy
pay the cost LET me see the coli
or Of your money declared the
court.
When Murphy said he did not
have the money. Judge Skillmdn
gave him IL minutes to get IL hold
ing Miss Wilson in court unil
Murphy returned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

Youth. What Now
This will he the theme ~ nc
eighth annual Older Rows and Girls
conference scheduled 10 h' hold IN
81. Antoine YMCA. March $ aud 10.
according TO the planning commit
leo 81 the conference
Ever, effort viii be made during
The conference 10 leave the attend
Ing delegates with an answer 10
his question through speakers,
educational enlightenment a d
competent headers OF discussion
groups
The theme viii be- attacked from
nine points ~ view. which viii can
sist OF discussion " leaders who
have made outstanding con'rlha-
tiors 10 American lie
Three speakers
The conference has secured three
we'll known speakers Attorney
Bedford v. lawson. Jr., Washing
ton. u. G.. who has been in charge
Of the older Boys and Girls confer
ence activities in Pittsburgh FOR the
past three years Charles Rodger
Wilson. Illirois state Employment
service and Or. Edith Hale swift.
Who will return after an absence
of iwO years
Tile discussion leaders selected
bN nir planning committee serve 80
Tia follow inv capacities Eddie
swan. National Youth Adminisiia-
ton. who Mil di.ect the group en-
titled ~Nlv Vocation pr James j..
McClendon. presidcr' NJ the De
trot branch OF the NAACp. Will
head the discussion on VI, Health
Snow r Grlsshv will lead the Ny
Race Relations group Mrs Rcnlah
Width, vii add her experience and
training 10 tho group discussing
MY Social Life
The Rev F. X Meyers. rector on
81 Matthews Episcopal church. viii
he the leader for the Religion
group. aud Cornelius Coliehily.
University ~ Michigan graduate
echooi will assist him William
Sherrll clerk IN Circuit Cont
Commissioner office viii lead The
yfonp or "Cltllenship. and lloNd
Cofer. head OF the counselling de-
partment at Miller High school.
viii be IN charge Of the college or
Not" group. and Attorney Tlovd a.
I.oomis heads the Economic Frac-
iice' group
Consultation Department
The conference Is planning TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Trade Association To
Launch Annual Drive
To Increase Members

Tho membership campaign OF the
Booker T Washington Trade assoc
station viii begin March 6 and roE-
tnue through March %. The Rev.
Robert l.. Brady. pastor Of Second
baptist church and tho Rev Viii
liam H. Peck pastor OF Bethel
AME church and founder Of the as
ISOLATION have accepted the CO.
charmanship.
There will be two divisions and
each division leader viii have i've
captains. Each captain, in turn viii
have crew OF workers. Business
ard professional men and women
are the object OF son membership
goal. Membership fees arc lndivi-
dual $500: business $1,000; sus-
tanning $1,000 up, per year.
Carlton W Gaines is president
aud walter W House chairman OF
INC membership committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Cezy Corner Goes On Air Every Night
With Broadcast From Station WMBC

Charles Nay. MANAGE Ni inf
COW Corner stated in q recent iN
terview that Mack lyN, the PRO
rreesiye proprietor " nero'f's
only BLACK and Tan Cabaret has
spared no expense % pis ng ie
Cory Corner ir fhe top ranking en-
icriainment houses IN tho country
His latest Improvement Is his
broadcast from the Corners earee
floor over station WMRC rish-ly
from IL until i2so
Nj Ivy has aieo recently added
10 hie STAN new aud eminent
producer Teddy Blackburn ioimrf-
ls al the Club Plantation, flafk
burn is presenting as his initial
production. the follies ot 1870.
which will feature complete new
line or Girls Moreover This proHnc.
ton will be supported hf h'lY
Nightingale ihc soft shoc dance ar
list and comedian Nerdell klne nc
singer OF sweet and sWing songs,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Slips, Hitting
At Opponent
Dies From
Skull Fracture

An attempt 10 settle an argument
developing out Of slight auiomo-
bile accident. resulted last Satur-
day evening in tho death Of Benny
Hayes. zoos Cardoni.
Hayes died in Receiving hospital
from fractured skull resulting
from a fall on the slippery street.
The fracture. according 10 re-
ports. VIC nine aud onc-half inches
in length.
According TO Detective Lieut..
Earl Andcr. on aud Detective Man
rice Fullerton. the fender ON Hayes
car had been deEted IN an acct
dent with car driven by Frank
A.. Of zoos Bishop Hub
bard said Hayes. in attempting 10
strike him. fell. striking his head
on tho curb. Ne died two hours
later In the hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

In addition. testimony was sub
mi,fcd 10 show that Nh Howard
was the father of two illigifima,e
children. both born within me past
four Years. He was ordered by the
coNrt last May to pas for The sup
port Of The two caildrer.
TIE Howards were married Dee
% 9lS, in Detroit. and separated
J. ~ =. 1888. Mrs. Howard fled
her nill for divorce June .. 1879
Mrs Howard was awarded the
duplex apartment al e02 Hendr.e,
owned jointly by the couple and
valued az $500. She had asked for
the property az 4sq East Palmer,
hut Il was shown that hack taxes
had practically wiped our the
money invested.
Mr.. Howard owns grocery
store at Riyard and Theodore. and
recently sold another store AZ Han
cock and HASTINGS 10 his son by a
previous marriage. David. lr.
The defendant was ordered 10
nav Mrs. Howard S.o week Tor
the support Of ihcir five minor
children. Three other children
which Mrs Howard bore 1re above
the age 10 require support from
their father.
Mr. Howard Was married IN 1919
20 Mrs. Maggie Scott who divorced
him in 1915. There are two ch.l-
dren by that marriage
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Detroiter Is Seeking
Lost Sister In Akron

William Cleveland Rozier. sS3
Grallot avenue, Detroit. Is seeking
to locate his sister, Mrs. Sarah
Morrison. or Mrs Sarah Kelley,
who was last heard from In Akron,
Ohio. In 1890. about ten years aro.
She was the wife OF X. o. Kelley, a
wcll-known prize-hghter. ANY per
son knowing Of the Whereabouts OF
Mr.. Rozicr's sister. T. requested TO
kindly communicate With him al inc
above address.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Bellmen In Detroit
Hotel Organized For
Better Relationship

Meeting under the name Of the
Associated Bellmen OF Detroit. the
bellmer Of the various hotels m
Detroit Organized Wednesday. Feb
ruary 20. The purpose of the orsa-
nlzation Is To further The relation
shin between bellmen and hotel
operators and to promote a broad
or feeling OF brotherhood among
bellmen.
Officers elected included Char
les Taylor. president: Joe Richard
son. secretary: Rank Baker. treas
urcr: Arley williams. promotion
Manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Death Claims Mrs,
Fannie Hendricks

Funeral rites for the late Mrs
Fannie Hendricks. G7ii Scotch,
Will be held Saturday. March .. at
! pm. from the family residence
The Rev IT.. A. White. Of Plymouth
congregational church. will Off
ciate.
Mrs. Hendricks, who was a faith
full member OF Plymouth. died
Tuesday Feb. 81. following a long
Illness. She was member OF the
Ladies Missionary society or the
church.
Surviving the deceased are her
husband. a daughter and other rel
atives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

t,.-. alter purchasing the
~. had PAINTERS. decorators
.re.,' ".''s 10 30 over every
y, 'n Tue building. putting
n ''h'eHl in the best condi
n -'' cost q large amount OF
= ha'e those apartments
N soo1 condition.
!, ), ' q. ume ! told each tenant
IA we 'rd OF four months |
lrn,n. ',1'e 'he rent on each
sa,. Two dollars month.
,,.,..' Increase would not return
NJ money I've spent for
h \. alter I had my agent
Va. announcement that the
! would become effective
, g, ! received n letter
In. Fellow Louis Taylor, de-
o,.., 'nst J reduce tho rent TO
'u wa amount I later re-
'''iening telegram from
n D'oAbly would have dealt
,i,,...' Hants hut the threaten
lfns aue " Taylor killed that
h, y so | Just asked the
M y, 'acaie. ! think this will
''r all concerned.
s,,'r 70 Intention Of gouging
r. ~. neither do I have any
hh IN outsider 10 come In
We That l should do with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

amt Moore afd Moore. iNaf hroiNsr
ana sister dance sensation 10 one
n 'hcir latest creations The Cor
nor rcniti master Of ceremonies
is BiiN Carter. Detroit favofite
and Tho sNcet svncopauon and
sNing j. furnished hy Rlli lohnsor
and his hroadcasiins orchestra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
GET together

tel together
|Ire Sc coed il Is time
! clo-ea ana White workers 10
J ngsas anser one union. The
b. aa.se. e ind their way
y araasa unified effort. ard this
|rnG ~ done ,nfough the union
Presented IS 'yes
|Yfam iaNes. president Of the
|iB,a As,mlaiYon ~ American
|rir', Vso was present later,
|rst TIL ihe NAAW was n
|cna ualnr Mc have a large
|rN- o u1te workers in our
|urasfof saa l.vlcs.
H'se,sr ~S htcnd to continue
p .ihi a-fe discrimination by
|rlrirs % held until every
Esa hcc broken down"
n J. Isouls president NAW-
y rade q r'ea fer The colored
Ir rnsers 81 help educate his
lEf i'd iae Whites to educate
lns5fs IN an effort TO break
~ 'aeal prejudice
Vnsi 10 More Active
''of1 WORKERS. must take a
|p<'i'te pait IN union activi-
Z ut Thomas ~ is only in
nmr'f INST Trey can improve
y rnifon.
\ S'rn'r business representa-
fg %" HN'f and Restaurant
I''v MI lrlucd many Mrs
n naer h' No AFL. hut point
" mat 'h e were made AT a
Z as'n conditions were differ
Ne'er He aid. most OF the
= N'iif.ee have disappeared
Z NJ hllk ~ the AFL afhliates
'''-N ~ are 1853 convention
=. f'ee'i@W when tho white
=. So reused 10 remain al a
\. 10' "l'en refused to lodge
9. s'st celeraits.
.' ,'' i'algin and Percy kcyes.
\ '''l efganilcrs for JAW
o'Aef speakers on the
,,'n Also Walter smith. as
~ 20 Join Lewis. co.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
EXT RA!!
Marva Models At
Fashion Show

Mrs Joe Louis RarsoW arrived Ia
Dcffoit by plane Thursday after
noon az . O'Clock 10 appear ~
niolcl iof Emmcrcll. Hat Shoppe.
at fashion show given that eve
ning at calvary Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

NV property. especially when I've
spent upward OF $1,000 within the
past four months IN re-cOnditlon-
ing the property
In statement issued Monday
the t'rited Tenant Association. Inc.
said. Mr. Williams was exploiting
his tenants. accusing him Of raising
the rents five dollars on each
APARTMENT. This WAS emphat'cally
denied by Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
hllor Charles Diggs Raps NAAV
/ Speech AT Big Union Meeting

Abtter attack was made by Senator Charles c. Dggs
NJ National Association of American Workers at a
ng Of the Negro Trade Unonists Thursday evening in
nv thurman NWCA Samuel Fanroy chairman. pre-
ad
4 don't believe this NAAW union is good. said
M, "and want to tell Mr.. Iyles right that think
Il rohng hNt a company union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
START REFER drive
after nash KILLING
Call Meeting To Settle School Strife
Mrs. Howard Charges Cruelty And
Infidehty Against Rich Croeerman

Charging extreme cruelty and infdelty, Mrs Elena
Howard. 80 Of 439 East Palmer granted divorce
from her husband David Howard. Sri. wealthy grocery
store BY Circuit Judge Guy L. Miller this week
Not only did Mrs. Howard her husband of
great mental cruelty but the son the couple John, tes
tilted that he had his father in bed with another
woman. whom Mrs. Howard said her husband
is living with now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
b Hum! Pickets Are Not Causing
BIS Landlord To Lose Any Sleep

N me picket line thrown around the apartments at pa
SsaV Wednesday morning by the United Tenant AS
~.on Inc has not disturbed Lee Williams, 278 East
~. ~ra y"ner Of the department building.
M nose pckets not worrying me at all, SAID Mr.
s.m1s because know that I've attempted to do the
I" 'nlng with nv tenants
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Dope Peddler
Killed ByCOps
In Refer Den
Detective
Narrowly
Misses Death

Repereass ~ no fs'ai ehoot-
he o losepn % Nas'l iirrar-c.t
dope radai Nondav afternoon
q 1915 hana ieg ~ ~ fRs' ANans
ete logad ip the nn cr'la'ed
Oh ~ mo pnrWf i,afe DeYar-
~ e 10 s'aftp aa' the sale and rsa
Se sib1ltAafer head ~ ITO
NNgsf ~qIaa sdl iHat he would
h.ep As nea n mo s.ririiy %
Antoine anil Adams urf evsv
aore iss,e. WAS ~ e 0iis a, TIA
Vlciousncss shown
Ire v'cog-ne, ~ mari iuarz ST
cieariv neira'ra IN iFe acson N
Nash e Cr-f "fnt visa -
man. cga1ea ~ 0e fffects ~ tNa
aeu- who wn4 have kl'ca a-v
ore ii> ttre Pic wost daT-or-
Gus type A h. cfr
~. iae eood peop'e VIII ro-
opefl'e u''a us ee'ii soor have
every pedller ANA dope add e.
seslas for cover"
'arff~ SAID Andrew pnr-
- 7lfnN had heor tsrr-
va over "a fcaefal anhovifes ara
~ogla fafe Charge ~ violation d,
'hc na co'io iaa re e. and ives
" fta Aaams
killed Il, Detective.
NHss was slot ard Aliol tr 1@-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
One Stabbed
In Disturbance
AT School
Officials Say
Outsiders Are
Instigators

4 mass meeting has been called
hy he Rey. Malcolm G DAde vicar
OF ST. Cyprian Episcopal church,
Milford and Twenty eighth. for
Saturday evening The meeting viii
be held in 81. Cyprian church at
eight O'Clock.
Tho purpose .of the meeting. ac-
cordng 10 the Rev Mr. Dade, is to
attempt 10 lind solution to tho
racial disturbance a. Northwestern
High scnnol and Wingert Elcmeu-
tary school Roth colored ard
white parents will attend the meet
ing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
started Friday

tT'Nf " " ''''"f
The disturbance at the school,
starting last Friday and develop
ing to serious proportions Tuesday,
has resulted in The wounding OF a
number OF youths and the arrest OF
10 men and a woman.
A committee OF colored citizens
conferred with r. j. Rivett prir-
cipal OF Northwestern High school,
Tuesday morning in an attempt 10
min the threatened disturbance.
Those in the committee were the
REV. Mr.. Dadc. Dir James J Nc
Clendon. president Detroit branch
National Association for the Ad-
vancement OF Colorcd People. The
Rev Charles Hill pastor Hart
ford Avenue Baptist chHrch Mrs.
Emmcla Cabulc. Mrs Kettle klllrg-
ton, and James Jones
Not BY Students
At that timc MIR Rivctt explain
ed TO the committee that il was not
the students who were creating
tho trouble. hut outsiders who
came 10 the school This seems To
be the accepted version of all stu
dents questioned by police.
The whites. according to Rivett.
felt that they were being crowded
out " the school blythe enrolling
Of large number OF colored stu
dents. Records. he said, showed
700 colorcd students out of a total
OF i.ooO. This number Rivett said.
was 70 larger than In the past
three or four years.
Raymond O'llara. white. IS, Of
c52l Twelfth. was stabbed in the
melee Tuesday. OlIara is not a
student az Northwestern. but told
police he had come because the
large influx OF colored students had
kept his younger brother out.
Not Instigaiors
Harold Erickson. white. ie Of
SS27 Kimberly Court son Of Harold
q. Erickson. assistant 20 the Friend
OF the Court. told Detective Joseph
Wolff, of the Homicide Squad, that
the colored. hoys were not the
instigators OF the AFFAIR" Erickson
was injured in the iighiirg
John Brooks. p, OF Cl27 Vine
wood and BeuIamin Fluker, II. of
G727 Scotch. were arrested by pO-
lice Tuesday. Brooks graduated
from Northwestern IN 1887.
Both sides accused the police ~
showing partially Patrolman Ken
meth Temple. white. had TO he
treated at Harper hospital for IN
iuries which he charged were in
Hictcd nv white students who ac-
cused him NJ protecting colored
students.
Lorenzo Pack Held
Among those arrested Wednes-
day afternoon IN the sporadic fight
ing was Lorenzo Pack. boxer and
former student nj Northwestern
HIeh school. Police said Pack had
. club concealed under his
clothes.
Others arrested were Frank
Washington. 10. OF c0S5 White
wood Robert Carlisle. p. Of 5s26
Twenty fourth: Joseph Williams.
II. OF cOg7 Beechwood; and Edsel
Hart. %. OF 1910 Twelfth; and
three white Youths. Arthur Hof
man. Il. of 2fi0 West Kirhy Ed
ward Frazio. H.. of 1918 West HaU-
cock. and Seymour herman. Is, Of
2070 Blaine.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

dia persistir por mucho tempo,
Y que no tardaria Ell momento
en- que la madre de Celia Sc vie
ra rehabilitada y restituida a
su hogan, hoy deshecho, al lado
de su esposo y de su hija.
Incluso aconseiaban a la mar
tir que dejase a Juan Jose ir al
palacio de Rio Verde.
-iQuiere listed, Marian
sisti6 aGn Ell excelente mucha-
cho-. iYo irei iMahana mis-
mol. Y hablare a los marque-
ses. Y vera listed como TODD sc
arregla...
lily claro, mujer, que debes
deiar a mi marido que vaya a
tn antigua casa! t.. Els un suici-
dio estar asi...
Maria de la Cruz dudaba.
-iYo no Sc, no e.. 10 cier-
to ST es que, a pesar de que us
.tedes, ltan buenosl, no Sc can
san de decirme cue esto no Pue-
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
no me han querido reci-

clio! no me han querido reel
Dir.
ESQ es 10 mas probable.
No; porcue, luego, en- la re
dacci6n de La Voc, he visto al
CdmarudG, que habia lido a pc
garle I'm sdbIazO a Fajardo y me
he informado de el. Sabes que
.concce a medic Madrid. Y me
ma asegurado que en- Ell palacio
de Rio Verde no hay nadie.
Sc comunic6 ell resultado me-
gativo de la diligencia a Maria
de la Cruz, que llor6 ahora con
unas lagrimas mansas, de sau-
dada, como una heroina resig-
NADIA de antemano a TODD.
-iDebe pesar sobre mi cabe-
n aiguna middleton, DiOs milo!
-gimi6 Ia infellz-. va 10 ven
ustedesl iva 10 sabes TT, Duisa,
que desde mi ninez, he sido des-
graciada, y que Ia desgracia no
me abapdopal
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
Il Vamos, vamos, Maria
i VamoS, sonora l..,.

Uncs dias mas, y Maria de la
iCruz Sc dacidi6, reaecionando,
a obrar de nlevo.
A la inercia y la depression de
los primeros dias, habia sucedi-
do en- e alma de Maria la fiebre
de ac,i6n y de actividad de los
que tienen una fe inquebranta-
BILE en- Ia jus.icia de su causa.
M impOrtaba aquella espan
.tosa desilusi6nl
mo importaba que arMia de
las Moves no hhbiese recibido
su cartal
Ella, la mujer de Pedro, esta-
5a segura de cue este error es-
pantosisimo, no podria subsis-
tir, y que al fin sonaria en- su
vida la bora de Ia rehabilitation
Ia ~justicis.
No marcbo- angnr6 una