The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 13, 1926, Page 7

pamanenaresnare ne “MONROE Seoecessooeoreces TODAY Merry Widow” Player ¢ In New Movie Version| E Tt was inevitable that at least e member of the original “The ferry Widow” company would | ppear in the modernized film Wersion, which is the attraction at time. Erich von Stroheim, who the film for Metro- *Goldwyn-Mayer, sent out a spe- in the original stage presenta- | 4 Von Stroheim cast Ralph Whit- | ang for a small but important part “The Merry Widow.” He plays officer in the King’s Life ward and has a number. of scenes ‘that contribute to the tense drama i>. the original company Whit- ie Monroe Theatre today for the, #rial call for players who had act- | Ci of the famous romantic light | STRAND SOCCOCRVEOCDEREECSoeCoeD TODAY Friday 13th Bodes Luck For Jack Hoxie Jack Hoxie, star of Universal |Westerns, and his director, Ed- |ward Sedgwick, are two members of a profession filled with super- |stitions who-ean see nothing un- lucky in the combination of Fri- day and the Thirteenth. | Their company was scheduled to leave the studio at Universal y for a location trip on Friday, jthe thirteenth, and -when the popular date arrived the other |members of the company were very firm in their decision that they would not leave that day. After a difficult session of “bickering” they were won over but left with fear in their hearts and many predictions of having a “hard luck” picture, a picture in which nothing seems to go right Played a small role in the first |and accidents galore occur. fact and then doubled in an im- scl tole in the Maxime’s ie. His work, it will be remem- fered by those who saw the » Made one of the outstand- ¢eomedy hits. He played the #ipey Englishman whe meandered | @bout the cafe and caused dis- @urbances generally. . Incidentally, when von Stro- im“ ‘wat selecting players for \¢ Merry Widow” over twenty- applicants stated that they appeared in the original com- Upon investigation it was that ‘most of them were the chorus of the many road ies: “The Merry Widow” was adapt- to the screen by Erich von im and Benjamin Glazer y the famous stage play by | lietor Leon, Leo Stein and Franz » as produced by Henry W. Pavace. # + Tomorrow BD ax Robert Edeson t. © Today there are very few fa- ‘fhous stage actors—if any, whd' we ‘failed to. make a screen ap- ce. But those who have ‘ the ranks of movieland mm the start, are fewer indecd. Robert Edeson is one of the rs. As as a matter of he has been ‘a pioneer in % phases of drama. and has {| widely acclaimed before es in every part of the world, having toured at of his.own company on es beeasions, latest picture effort is in Columbia product, “The Signal,” which shows at Monroe Theatre tomorrow. Sine kmown screen favorites in the ing cast under Erle C, iten’s direction are: Dorothy , Gaston Glass, Robert Gor- Lincoln Stedman, Lee Shuma, Debaian, Doty wrote the story at a “number | oar rai many strenuous drama- | IGrastiage hich is said to lead ; lve is hurled over a ent to save a passen- @ story also concerns.a moth- | “hee love and sacrifice to aid | cee Mayme Kelso. d__ problems. Bp to aie climax:when a od grow up in a life of luxury. } President telephones to Colonel | at Plymouth, Vt., is re- as to his physical condi- | #iomand goes for ride on the yacht | Mayflower. f Brig. General Smedley D. But- enters navy hospital at San | to have teeth extracted be- | fause of dangerously low blood - pressure and infection. Novak heads the cast. Other | However, the company left and nothing but good luck awaited them during the making of “Two Fisted Jones,” the Blue Streak Western, which shows at the Strand Theatre today. The light was exceptionally good during the entire trip and no-delay was encountered. Not 1 a bruise was suffered by an or beast and the lighting on jthe scenic shots made unusually beautiful material with which to embellish the picture. Thirty-five persons and 20 hdrses were taken on the trip to jmake “Two Fisted Jones” which is an original story written for j Boze by Sarah Saddoris. TOMORROW Athlete Actors of Screen -Must Be Good Boxers When an actor tor has the role of ja fight champ on the stage or the sereen he must, first of all, be an In Coming Production |»»lc boxer. So many people go to fights these days, beth men and women who have also seen pic- ture exhibitions, that it would be foolish to attempt to try to con- vince the average audience that jan inexperienced, clumsy man is a good boxer. For a player who is called on continually for that sort of part, the most regular training must be observed. Not only must he be in fine physical . condition, but daily sessions with a professional boxer are necessary. Such an actor is William Fair- banks, who stafs in Columbia’s Perfection series of fight-speed- action dfamas. Fairbanks, long before his screen . debut, was a noted college athlete. He has never relaxed a.day since his school actiyities and as a result he is in a physical condition that would enable him to compete with many professional boxérs. The strenuous stunts, Big Bill is called on to do during the film- ing of his pictures have a great ‘deal to do with this attention. In | the Perfection series he repeated- jly risked his neck dozens of times using every sort of dangerous \ trick from driving speed machines jat a dizzy rate to leaping from jairphanes. | In “The New Champion,” his Hatest which shows at the Strand Theatre tomorrow, the star is the leenter of a whirlwind story that | \takes him from’ the blacksmith \shop to the world’s champigaship | by the most amazing string of in- cidents, | Lovely Edith Roberts co-stars |with Fairbanks. The supporting }east includes Al Kaufman, the fa- | mous boxer. Others in the grou; jot popular favorites are: Lotus | Thompson, Lloyd Whitlock, Frank | Hagney, Al Kaufman, Marion }Court and Bert Appling. Reeves {Eason directed. s~ Fletcher’s Castoria isa lien Saetiie fute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, ‘Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children Teething Drops and pee avoid imitations. Spar ptic bonds areca Gozetion: cc cock package Physicims Zine Hab. group | O'Halloran, eocccecece Secegeccepscoeseoooocoocs IN THE 1T T OF THR TWEN fi TAL CIn- a or agin’ loge! ae coe Hot ctw Scent. Charles J. = ens = | Seals John We Simonton, jf alive, and if dead, then his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees; Jacob. D. Rodgers and Charlotte E. Rodgers, if alive, and if dead, then their unknown heirs, devisegs, le~ watees, or grantees; Rafael Fernandez O'Halloran, if alive, and if dead, then his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees; Jose Valdos Velasco, if alive, and if dead, then hi unknown heirs, devisees, Je- gatees or grantees; Tomas Borges and Tomora Borges, if alive, and their unknown heirs, devisee: legatees or grantees: Estani. lao F, G'HaHoran and Eusta- quia S. F. O'Halloran, if alive, and if dead, then their. un- known vheirs, devisees, le- gatees or grantees; O'Halloran and Company, 2 partnership, its successors or assigns, and others, Defendants. John W. Simonton, whose residence is unknown if alive, “and if dead, then to his un- known heirs, devisees, _le- gatees. or grantees, whose residences are unknown; Jacob D. Rodgers and Char- lotte E. Rodgers, whose ‘resi- dences are unknown if alive, and if dead, to their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees, whose residences are unknown; Rafael Fernandez O'Havoran, whose residence is unknown if alive, and if dead to his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees, whose residences are unknown; Jose Valdos Velasco, whose resi- dence is unknown if alive, and if dead to his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees whose residences are unknown; Tomas Borges and Tomora Morales Borges, whose resi- dences are unknown if alive, and if dead, to their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or Srenioes, whose residences are unknown; nislao F. O'- Halloran and Eustaquia S. P. O'Halloran, whose residences are unknown. if-alive; and if dead, to their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees, whose residences are unknown; O'Halloran and Company, a Partnership, its partners, mem- bers, “successors or assigns, whose of business was formerly Key West, Florida, but whose present residences are unknown, and to all per- sons, having or claiming any interest in the hereinafter de- scribed Jands whose residences are unknown. You and each-of you are here- by notiied t Charles J, Curry has filed bis sworn bill in chan- cery, to remove cloud.from and to quiet the title to the following de- scribed real estate: In the City of Key West, Monroe County,- Florida, and more particularly described as follows: «@2) To: Part of Lot Two of Square (5) of Tract Four (4), according to Simonton and Wall's Addition to the City of Key AW¥esterCemmencing at a int on Petronia Street One undred thirteen | (113) feet distant from the corner of) Pe- tronia and Duyal Streets. Run- ning thence along Petronia Street in a N. Bly direction Sixty-two (62) feet, Six (6) inche: 8: thence at right angles ina & E'ly direction One hun- dred thirteen (113) feet: thence at right angles in a S. W'ly direction Nine (9) feet, Six (6) inehes; thence at right angles in a S. B'ly. direction Seventy-six 76) feet; thence at right angles in . y direction Fifty-three (53) feet; thence at right angles in a N. W'ly. direction One hundred Eighty-nine (189) feet out to Petronia Street, to the point of beginning. That “it is alleged in said bill that the places and residences of the said John. WY. Simonton, his heirs, devisees, legatees or gran- tees, are unknown; that the places and residences of the said Jacob D. Rodgers and Charlotte BE. Rodg- ers, their heirs, devises, legatees or grantees, are unknown; that the places and residences of the said Rafael Fernandez O'Halloran, his irs, devisees, legatees or gran- tees, are unknown; that the places and residences of the said Jose Valdos Velasco, his heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees, are unknown: that the places and residences of the said Tomas Borges and Tomora Moralew Borges, their heirs, de- Visees, legatees or grant are unknown; that the places and resi- ences of the sald Estanislao F. O'Halloran and EHustaquia 8. F. their heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees, are unknown: that the places and residences of the O'Halloran & Company, a part- nership, its partners, members, suc- cessors or assigns, are unknown, and that he has mot been able to ascertain said residences, places of abode or whereabouts of said de- fendants after diligent search and inquiry. That he is the owner and in possession of the aforesaid real estate; that he and his predeces- sors in title have had said real es- tate for a period of more than fifty years; that his possession has been open, notorious, adverse and ex- elusive as against all of said de- fendants, and as against all other persons whatsoever. That there are alleged clonds on the record title of said property, and that the | purpose of said bill is to remove the | alleged clouds from and to quiet the said title, and to confi ize and validate complai: to said property. Therefore, you John W. Simon- ton, your Known heirs, devisees entess and grantees; Jacob D. Rodgers and Charlotte E. Rodgers, your Known heirs, devisees, _le- watees and grantees: Rafael Fer- | nandez O'Halloran, your unknown | heirs, devisees, legatees and gran- tees; Jose Valdes Velasco, your un- known heirs, devisees, legatees and Srantees; Tomas Borges and To- mora Morales Borges, your un-; known heirs, devisees, legatees and | i grantees; Se. . OBalloran and P_ OHatioran, | your kaown chek devisees, le- | Satees and grantees; (O'Halloran | and Company, a partnership, Partners, members, successors or assigns are hereby ordered to ap- pear to said bill of complaint, Tuesday the 33rd day of March, D. 1926, otherwine the allegation in Sea. [= Dil wilt be fessed. | It srovred (0 and adjudged that | 5" this notice should be published in the Key West Citizen. a newspaper published ta ida, once each week for four con- Sccative weeks an fellows: Pubre- legal- ts title its | taken as con- February 27th, March nif eh 13th and March 26th. A. D. 1926. Done and ordered this 19th day! | To epeeseccogeeey LEGAL NOTICES eeegnaceoooooneee ebruary; A. D. 1926. Guat D, & FILER, @lerk -Girenit Court of the “Judicial Cireult of the State Florida, In and for Monroe Coun- ty. WILLIAM H. MALONE, Z Solicitor for Complainant. . feb20-27; maré3-20 |IN-PHE CIRCUME COURT OF T ad TWENTIETH JUDICIAL y THE SPATE OF F) IN AND FOR MO e ‘OUNTY, FLORIDA. Testimony In Re Perpetnam of J. LANCELOT LESTER and J. VINING HARRIS re- lative to all that certain real estate in . Monroe County, Florida, described as follows: The SWY% of the SE\% of Section 29 and Lot numbered 2 of Section 32, all in Township 67 South of Range 26 East, Tallahassee Meridian, Flor- ida. ei }TO WHOM IT MAY. CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that A. Louis has filed an application and interrogatories for a commission to issue to take the testimony of the folowing named persons: J. Lancelot Lester, J. Vining Harris. — The subject matter. of the ex- amination of the witness J, Vining Harris is to establish that one Barry J. Bulmer was sometimes known as Batry Bulmer; that in making conveyances and tronsact- ing business. said Barry J. Bulmer usually dropped the initial “J;" that he was the husbafd of Lilla D. Bulla and that during, the year 1895, and prior thereto, there was only one Barry J. Bulmer who was also- known as Barry Bulmer, (a resident of Key West, Florida. The subject matter of the ex- amination of the witness J. Lance- lot Lester is to establish that one Joseph C.. Walton, Jr, title to the following described land situate, lying and being in Monroe County, Florida, to-wit: The Soythwest. Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty-nine ‘and Lot number- ed Two of Section Thirty-two, all in Township Sixty-seven. South. of Range Twenty-six East, Tallahassee Meridian, Florida, under the name of Joseph’ C. Wal- ton, Jr, at which time the father of said Joseph C. Walton, Jr., was living and the father went by the mame of Joseph C. Weiton, Sr., and the son Joseph C, Walton, Jr., that said Joseph C. Waiton, was the husband of one Susan Walton. That on or about the sixth day of Decembey, 1898, Joseph C. Walton, Sr, ‘departed this Ute and thereafter. Joseph. C. Walton, Jr. became and was Joseph C. Walton and from thence- forth signed his name as such. That said witness was on the 24th day of October, 1915, a Notary Public in and for the State of Florida “at Large, dwelling in the City of Key West, on said date acted as: sub- scribing witness and took the acknowledgment as Notary Public to a deed executed by Joseph C. ‘Walton and Susan B. Walton to W. M. White conveying the above de- scribed lands, which deed was duly recorded "in Book A-2, Page 286, Monroe County, Florida, records, ang the original thereof is attach- ea to the application filed in this cause, That said witness was well acquainted with the ‘signatures pf aseph C. Wajton and Susan B, Watton? eHat the ‘sfenatures:t to the original deed are the signatures of said Joseph C. Walton and Susan . Walton and that said Joseph C. alton was the same person as Joseph C. Walton, Jr., the grantee in a certain deed trom Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund of the State of Florida, dated January 4th, 1896, recorfed in Deed Book 8, Page 235, Monroe County, Flor- ida, records, and grantee in that certain deed from Isage Mitchell, bachelor, dated the 16th | day pf October, 1895, recorded in Deed Book QQ, Page 279, Monrog County, Florida, records. NOTICE is given that ‘said ‘A. Louis will make application at the office of the Clerk of the. Circuit €ourt, Monroe County, Florida, at Ten o'clock Mm the forenoon on the 30th day of March, A. D, 1926, for issuance of said commission by the undersigned Clerk. of said Court. Dated February 26th, 1926. (SEAL) Z. FILER, Clerk, Circuit Court, ‘Monroe Coun- ty, Florida, feb27; mar$-13-20-27 Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Edward Pafson Johnson, Complainant, —vs— Martha Emily Curry; Fredrick J. Sawye: Saw- yer; John Roberts; ‘the heirs, devisees, legatees and gran- tees of Benjamin W. Kemp, deceased; William -J. Johnson, and the unknown heirs, de- visees, legatees or assigns of John Whitehead, deceased, and others. Robert The unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees of Ben- jamin W. Kemp, whose resi- @ence are unknown; and the unknown heirs, devisees, le- gatees of John Whitehead, whose residences are un- known. You and each of you are hereby notified that Edward Payson John- son has filed his sworn bill in chancery, to remove ¢loud from and to quiet the title to the follow- ing described real estate: In the City of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, and being part of Lot Four (4) of Square Twenty (20), according to Whitehead’s map of the Island of Key West, delineated in .February,1829,.and “more paviicularly described as fol- lows: Commencing at a point on James Street 150 feet, 9 inches from the corner of Margaret and James Streets, and running thence N. Ely along James Street 50 feet, 3 inches, thence at right angles in a S. E'ly di- rection 100 feet; thence at right angles in a SW" 50 = feet, right an; tion 168 feet to the place of be- ginning on James Street, That it is alleged in sald bill thet the places and residences of heirs, devisees, legatees and eras | tees of Benjamin W. Kemp, are un. known; that the places and resi. ences of the heirs, devisers, le- gatees and grantees, of John White- head are unknown, and that he has Ret been able to ascertain — residences, places of abode whereabouts of the peice (of said jdefendants after wearch and inquiry. That he is the owner and in possession ef the aforesal — estate, and that he and B=} i County. Pior: [Fs . of said ppc ie oom the pur- se of said is to Temoye ail jouds from and to guiet the » and to confirm, fh oy te complainant's title said property. fefore, you, the _ unknown heirs, Soho i Be tees of -Jé gran, a ast: ot irs, Pacey i me as of sain e Kemp, are hereby pear P. to said bill of complaint, ry 1e8= sy the 23rd bad Bnd ‘March, = otherwise said Dill will be taken cE ‘con! It is ordered and i that this’ notice should nate in the Key West Citizen, a newspaper published In Monroe County, Plor- ida, éncé each mock “rnd four ‘con- cutive weeks, as follows: Febru- ary foth, Feb rz PN aa sth, March 13th an th, A. D? 1926. Réne and ordered this 19th day cs repreary, A. D. 1256, EAL) Z. FILER, oherk Cireuit Court ‘ofthe 20th Zydielst Cireuit of the State of Florida, In and for Monroe Coun- ty. WILLIAM H. MALONE, Solicitor for Complainant. feb20-27; mar6-13-20 IN THE COUNTY JEDGE'S COURT, IN AND FOR MONROE coun- TY, FLORIDA. Im the matiry of the extate of Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will bring on for ing . before the Honoi Gunn,’ at-his office in Monroe County, uy Plorida, 23rd day of Petition for jadicleh ‘sacertainment that the said Thomas Thompson is dead: that he died intestate; that he left no debts outstanding against his estate, ahd that Caro- line Thompson was his widow, and that E. Lawton Thompson, Loraine Morton, Sarah Gardner and T. 7. Thompson were his sole and only heirs at law; that said heirs have amicably ‘divided the property ow! ed by said: estate, the selves according to the provisior of Section No, 3724, General Re. vised Statutes of the State of Fior- he? West, Florida, February 29th, acquired | ida. ‘PHOMPSO! Tepae-st; partes Bier) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Court of the County Judge, Mon- roe © au. oe State of of Florida. In re a. Sands, A Te AN Creal firma ‘And All Bernese naa Fetrand tating pm tag ‘ou, and each of you, are here- and | by notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of J. H. Sands, Begeared, late of Monroe County, the County Judge of Monroe Couns ty, Florida, at his office in the Court House of said County, at Key West, Monroe County, Florida, with- in twelve months from the time of the first publication of this notice, to-wit, January 23, 1926. NINA L. SANDS, Agmt istratrix of me estate of J. 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