The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 17, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RESOLUTIONS ON Charley Hoff, Norway, clinch- es world’s all around indoor ath- or ecvce eceses __LEGALS Flashes of Life PeSOSeoCeTEooEsocooeooes, (By Associated Prexs) NEW. ¥ORK—St. Patrick’s Day was celebrated with enthusiasm, not alone because of the driving of srakes out of Ireland, but beeause of the driving of smoke out of the} city. Restrictions on soft coal, lifted beeause of the anthrseite! strike, went into effect again to-) day. * ANGORA—Dancing‘ with women) enjoying their new freedom has’ caused such crowds that stags have, been forbidden at government house, * ¢ ** @ NEW YORK—Because a team from New York University in- eludes Miss Annette Rubinstein, R and because her male associates) will not wear evening dress, a de- bate has been cancelled by Ford- ham University, which is exclu- sively for men, * * ‘LONDON—John Bull is dead. That was the baptismal name of a man who. was a waiter for years in the old Cheshire Cheese, ** 6 | PARIS—Rene La Costa, who has a bad-cold, regards his trip to New York for indoor tennis as responsible. “The United - States! is’a queer country climatically,” he says. “One freezes-in winter and simply melts in.summer.”. He did not visit Florida or California. 4 e+. « BELLEAIR, Fla.—Glenna Col- lett, yeurig champion; who, after defeats by the still younger Doro- thy Klotz, Virginia Van Wie and Helen Payson, realizes more than ever that golf is no old man’s game; insists that she has not made up her mind. whether to seek | the British championship again this year. * #8 LONDON—That Catheart play seems to be named correctly. “Ashes” is to be withdrawn from the London stage. Nothing. has ORS a om 8 BALTIMORE—A convicted wife beater. is:to. receive five Jashes at the whipping post. 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Phouron, alive, and if dead, above entitled cause, |Ix COURT OF COUNTY JUDGR, MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, re Estate of T. a apply to the Honorable Hugh Gunn, \County Judge. of said’ Court, as Judge of Probate, for my final dis- charge.as’ Administrator of the es. tate of Charles. T. Lund, deceased; and that at the same’ time [ will Present my final accounts as Ad- ministrator of said estate, and ask for their approval. Duted March 10th, A. D. 1926; SAMUEL Be IND, nttor. ma~12 mart0-17-24-31; apr7-14-: 212 ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PWENTIEPH - JUDICIAL CUI? OF THE STATE OF F101 IDA IN AND FOR MONKOE COUENTY.—IN CHANCERY, N. Hyatt, Complainants. Bill to Terminate a Trust and te Quiet Title. v8. Trustee Conde, if his’ un- heirs, devisees or and all other wn- persons’ Having “or for Concepcion known | grantees; | known claiming any interest in the lands the subject matter of this suit, Defendants. Complainants having filed. their sworn bill of ‘complaint, in_ the setting forth therein that they are the owners and in possession of the following described real-estate ‘situcte, and being in the County of Mon- lying roe, State of Florida, to-wit: On. the Isiand -of Key West, and is part of Lot Three (3) of Square Thirty-eight, (38), ac- ¢ording to William A.” White- head's Map of said Island de- lineated -in’ February, A. D. 1829. Commencing at a point One - hundred-and-thirty - six (136) feet from, the: Corner of Whitehead and Eaton and running . thence Whitehead Street ina easterly” direction For! feet and Six (6, inches at right angles in a erly direction —_ One-hundred Ninety-seven (197) ‘feet and Nine (9) inches; thence at right angles in a ‘Northwesterly di- rection Forty (40) feet and Six (6) inches; thenee at right angles in a Southwesterly di- rection One-hundred and Ninety- seven (197) feet and Nine (9) inches back to the point of be- ginning: -And having alleged therein that # trust creatéd by a certain. deed fronr John. Conde ‘Thouron as Trustee to Joseph A, of the: legal title for Concepcion*Conde has. long sineé terminated by the lapse Ume and the actions, of the parti thereto; and that complainant have: been in the open, real estate for a period fittes | the dame under color of. title; th: the defendant, Joseph A. Thouron, ‘Trustee, or his heirs, devisees grantees, and other’ persons known to complaints ing a claim or pretending to ha # right or title in and to the sa real extste: and. that there are ce tain alleged defects in complal w ants’ title hy reason of which com- plainants haye instituted said suit seeking a deeree of Court termina ing and declaring said trust_at an crn. | 4 fourishing—Digestible—- No Cooki Fhe Home Food-Drink for All Ages end, and foreyer clearing, confirm- ing and. quieting their title to said real estate. That the résidence. of the: said Joseph “A. Thouron, Trustee of the «al tille.for Concepciom Conde, is unknown to complainants; " that fthere is .o person in the State of Florida. the service of a subpoena yhom would bind the said de- hat the said complainants ow and have hot been able seertain by diligent search and whether the defendant, “and if dedd complainants have not beew able to-ascertain: by diligent search and inquiry - ‘the ef places. of . residence . or of the heirs, grantees or de- om, Trustee, and the places of. resi- dence of all other unknown de- fendants claiming or. pretending to have a right or titie-to the real es- tate, ‘the subject matter suit. that. you Joseph. A., Thouron,, Trus- tee df the legal title for Concep- con Conde, if alive, and if. dead, A. all zrantees of the said ‘Joseph - Thouron, Trustee; and — you other unknown ina claim or pretending to have a right or title to» he xeel’ estate that is the subject: matter of this st ach hereby kequired to ‘pril, A. D. 1926, oth: taken. as_ confessed, IT 1S FURTHER ORDERED’ that this order be ‘published once each The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in seid County and State. This dd day of March, A. D. 1926. SEAL) D.. Z. FILER, of the Ciréuit Court, ‘Monroe lorida. OH YER, Solicitor for Complainants. marg=10+17 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROW COUNTY, FLORIDA. ®. ™ Re: Estate of . George F. B. Rpberts, deceased To all Creditors, Legatees, dis- tributees “and all persons having ids, | bition purposes. {rate provided for fish, but he prov-| A., Thouron, Trustee, is dead | of the said Joseph A. Thour- | of this | If IS THEREFORE ORDERED | sou the unknown heirs, devisees or | defendants assert- | he jegation# of the said bill will be | week for four consecutive -weeks in | 24-31) | SIDELIGHTS | By Marcy B. Darnall (Ry Associated Prens) } Gecccsecceecseses! MEMPHIS, Tenn., Maret 17.— A little knowledge of biology | The Southern industrial confer- saved a Norwegian sea captain: $1;400 when he’ towed a large) jwhale into Long Beach for exhi-| The authorities ‘watited to charge him duty at the gress had-‘before its concluding session here today resolutions | which would approve bills now be= | fore congress for research activity on potash in the south, endorsing, control of malaria and endorsing | publie rather than private use of | Musele Shoais. “Phe potash resolution” would John ‘Stroup of Atlanta is 108) call for approval of bills now in years old and can prove it by the) congress to provide ‘for research records In his young days he! work in the potash fields of Texas never drank whiskey, but says he} and other southern states, | bathed his feet in it and found it; } invigorating, liquor being plentiful) and. cheap in those days. Prohis} and antis may construe Stroup’: i | experience as best suits them. | Commenting on the fact that a i life starts from a cell, the thet i Grays Oivtwont | pher of the Ozark (Ala.) Star ex-| ple to W. F. GRAY & COMPANY, presses the view that in these days Building, Nashville, Tenn, if justice were done, much of it! Z would wind up there. ed that the whale was not a fish,| } byt a mammal, on which there is ‘no ¢ustoms duty. SOILS, CUTS and | BURNS have been — since 1820 | The feat, of a Los Angeles po-| liceman, who made six bull’s eyes} shooting from an automobile with} motor running full speed, was} | noted in an advertisement headed -} “A Good Car to Shoot From.’ The “adveFtisement.. might also | make a strong appeal for the ban-} dit trade. | i Candidates for the wrestling team of West Virginia University | are to be given training in danc- ling the Charleston, which Coach} | Harrick believes will aid them in{ | their foot work. A. simliar effect was produced in the old days by | shooting at the barroom floor in | the vicinity of the dancer’s feet. J. W. Parker of Arkansas has |had-a remarkable run of ill luck. In five separate accidents he lost a_leg, an eye and an arm, had his thigh fractured and: two ribs brok- | en. To round out his misery he was elected to the legislature. }enee of the American Mining. Con-}. Allan B. Cleare & Company Wholesale Grocers and Commission “Merchants Sit. FRONT STREET P..0. Box 13: » Key West, Fla. notorious, adyérse and continuous possession years and upwards claiming are asser claims or demands against the said estate; you and each of you are hereby notified and required to} A recent bulletin states that Present any claims and demands | tnore are now about 1,000 broad- casting stations in the world, of which “538 are in the United States PE Florida.” of es ts which you, of either of. you; may have ‘against the: Estate, of George FP. B. 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