The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO METEOROLOGICAL — NOTES FOR APRIL REPORT COMPILED BY H. B. BOYER OF LOCAL WEATH- ER BUREAU The following i the monthly metedrological report issued by H. B. Boyer, of.the local weather bhreau for April, giving a detail- ed outline of the conditions exist- ing during the month, passed: : This month, with a mean tem-| perature of 77.6 degrees, was materiaily warmer than the nor- mal April, averaging a daily ex- cess of 2 degrees. The period from the 3rd to the 15th, in-| elusive, was especially warm with ah ‘average daily excess of 5 de- Whe highest temperature, | ~ ‘was recorded on.thé 13th, and the -abiigrent, 66,,oceurred on. the rainfall for the month was ineh. which was 0.93 inch below the normal. Rain measurable amounts fell on 7 days, with the greatest amount in 24 hours, 0,21 inch, on the 26th. ce January 1st the total rain- as compared with the nor- amal, thows a deficiency of 2.91 inches. During the last 56 years the greatest rainfall for April was 4.99 inches in 1891, and the léast" Was 0.02 inch in 1871. ‘The- prevailing wind, from .the Oi blew from that direc- tion 202 hours, or 28 per cent of the time. With 7,421 miles as the)’ monthly wind movement the aver- age hourly velocity was 10.3 miles which was about normal, High winds» occurred on the 1st. and 16th with the maximum, 33: miles an hour from the northwest, on the latter date, although 32.miles|: an-hour from the northwest was recorded on the ist... Within. the pertod of record, 56 years, the highest velocity for this month was 50 miles an hour from the northwest on the 17th, 1923. There were 18 clear days, 5 partly cloudy days, and 7 cloudy days, with 307.7 hours of sun- thine, of 80 per cent of the pos- sible. One hundred per cent of sunshine was recorded on 9 days; 90 per cent to 99 per cent on 5 Mags; 80 per cent to 89 per cent on 4 days, and 70 per cent to 79 per cent on 6 days. There was some sunshine on every day dur- ing the month with the least, 9 per cent on the 16th. Thunderstorms occurred on 8|’ days, solar halos were observed on 8 days, and a lunar halo was noted on the 23rd. There was consider- able haziness on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 8th, and 9th. H. B- BOYER, “Meteorologist. Hon. Rodolphe, who is reported to have been offered the appoint- ment of first Canadian Ambassa- dor to the United States, is one of the veteran statesmen of Canada. He is the present Speaker of the Dominion House of Commons, of which body he has been a member almost continuously for 30 years. Born 60 years ago in the city of Montreal, he was educated chiefly at Laval University and after com- pleting his studies entered upon the practice of law in: Quebec. Under the Liberal administration of Sir Wilfrid Laurier he held sev- eral posts in the Federal cabinet. He is not without diplomatic ex-! perience, having represented the Dominion Government on impor- tant special missions to England, Japan and South Africa. In 1910 he was.made an officer of the)’ Legion of Honor in recognition of. his services in promoting, better’ and closer relations between Can- ada and France. in} The Streets Are Paved With Gold E washed gold-bearing silt down on the ; iden of Nilands, in the Imperial Valley of Califormim. has go! | bAash asdabel this isn’t a California booster yarn. either McLaughlin, old-time prospector. ander McLaug! ede THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Ww BREF SUFe Relief | ‘WORLD NEWS IN ig eevee | FOR INDIGESTION | (By Associated Press) | oy * | British general industrial strike | ¥ y begins to hamper ships and trains! AA | from continent. Hoodlums clubbed | {by police in popular district in} | London. Bus windows are smash- | | ed in Glasgow. Government issues | | Newspapers. Senators Watsoh and Robinsgn | |renominated by Indiana republi-| 25¢ end 75¢ Peckeges Everywhere | cans. | CAUGHT SPEEDING { Secretary Kellogg accepts Great! | Britain’s invitation to a conference | TARRYTOWN, N. Y.—Patrol-| jon tightening the American rum! man Arnold insists that Miss Char- | blockade. |lotte Vanderlip, daughter | | . : | Frank A. Vanderlip, was the girl Mrs. Curtis Guild, widow of! he overtook speeding in a roadster | Governor and ambassador to Rus-| after the toughest chase he ever! | sia, gets letter in Boston demand-! hag. He gave her a ticket. But| jing $100,000 under threat of} the girl’s aunt is just as insistent death. | that she has been at Bryn Mawr, | college, and that she has no car. W. A. Bates, former prison mine} Heavy rains streets, and this picture shows Alex panning some of the dust in the | IT DRIVES OUT WORMS N CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF} FLORIDA, TWENTIETH JUD) CIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE COUN- TY—IN CHANCERY. Elizabeth Roach, Complainant, Ve Jeremiah Roach, Defendant. It appearing, by the sworn Dill filed in the above-stated cause that Jeremiah Roach, defendant} therein named is a nonresident of| the State of Florida, and now re-/ sides at Atlanta, Ga, and that he| is over the age of twonty-one years; | it is therefore ordered that said] nresident defendant be and he is| reby required to appear to the bill ot complaint filed in sald cause on or before the 6th day of May A. D, 1926, otherwise the allegations of said bill will be taken as con- fessed by said defendant. It is further ordered that this ore} der be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in the| Key West ‘Citizen, a newspaper) published in said County and State. | This April 7th, 1926, | (SEAL) D. Z FILER, | Clerk Circuit Court. | ARTHUR GOMEZ, Solicitor for Complainant. apr7-14-21-28; mays IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, In re Estate of * Charles T. Land Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that on the 12th day*of May A. D. 1926, T shall 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- of Charles T. Lund, deceased; and that at the same time I wili present my final accounts as Ad- ministrator of said estate, and ask for their approval. Dated March 20th, A. D, 1926, SAMUEL R. LUND, Executor. marl0-17-24-31; apr7-14-21-28 m5-12 NOTICE 2O CREDITORS ri IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, In Re: Estate of George F. B. Roberts, deceased To all Creditors, Legatees, dis- tributees and all persons having claims or demands against the 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 George *. B. Roberts, deceased, late of Monroe County, Florida, in writing and sworn to, to the County Judge at his office in the Court House of Monroe County, Florida, within twelve months from the date of first publication of this notice or same will be ‘barred. Dated March 17, 1926. ° MRS. A. R. IVEY, (Formerly Mrs. Geo. F. B. Roberts) Administratrix Estate of George F. B. Roberts, Marit-24-31; aprt-14-21-28; IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF FLORIDA, Tween JuDI- CIAL CIRCUIT, - NROE COUN- TY.—IN CHANCERY. Agatha M. POL a ‘Complainant, Vie os George G. neem. Defendant. it appearing. by the sworn bill may5 |resident of New Port, R. IL, and} |that he is over the age of twenty: deputy warden, is indicted for. ew | murder by Birmingham, Ala., | grand jury — investigating prison | S | deaths. Captain Loriga-Taboada, miss-/ able appetite, picking at the nose filed in’ the above-stated cause that; M8 Spanish aviator, is found by|and “sudden starting in sleep. | ieorge G. Robertson, the ‘defendant | gunboat off the Chinese coast. | When these symptoms appear it i is 2 Fe therein, SS Oey aoreeteene of s [time to give White’s Cream Vermi- | Steamship © Acquatania sails | fuge. A few doses drives out the | one years; it is' therefore ordered | fom New York with British crew| worms and puts the little one on that i pres Gait Actendant be| of 378 and American Walker cup | the road to health again. White's | and he is hereby required to appear § pea to the bill of complaint filed. in| Sef team aboard. {Cream Vermifuge has a revord of said cause on or before the 6th day | |fifty years of successful use.| * May A. D.. 1926, otherwise th Pais ; ¢ ce . g2; 7 aliegationa of said bill will be tak-|_ Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., says; Price 35c. Sold by all druggists. en as confessed by said defendant.| in New York he may have to, hunt} M-W-F ion 3 eae rere nat sole ore a job, but will pay. all his creditors | for four consecutive weeks in the! and employes. Key West Citizen, a newspaper Posey aoe published in said County and State. | ‘ was awarde A in a breach; This April ‘7th, 1926, Committee of 100 to .cambat: o¢ ji = A saet? (SEAL) Dz FILER, | : : e ~ | Of promise suit against James} Clerk Circuit Court. | evolution teachings ends meeting! Tott, aged 56 and three times a ARTHUR GOMEZ, < | in Charlotte, N. C., in disorder, as| widower, Solicitor for Complainant. minister and laymen almost come| The surest sign of worms children is paleness, lack of in- jterest in play, fretfulness, vari- Miss Alma Grant of London apr7-14-21-28; mays | | to blows. ———————_—_—_$—_——— TN SWENTIETH. SUDIC TAL. cin, George Foster Peabody, 74,/ FRESH CULT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR| Sarsota Springs, N. Y., millionaire,|| WESTERN STEAKS aad Lehi balm AN-| adopts as daughter -Mrs. Marjorie} OF ALL KINDS | Knappen Waite, 36, his associate} WE HAVE INSTALLED AN UP-TO-DATE Rebecca McAlpine, Compizinant, vs. in serial work. ELECTRIC TOASTER SPECIAL DINNER AND PLATE LUNCHEON INCLUD- | |} ING FRESH MEAT AND and that the places and residences} FRESH VEGETABLES of any and all other persons claim- ing an interest in and to the above | . described | real estate, and tHelr heirs, devisees, legatees or gran-| SANITARY | RESTAURANT tees, are unknown, and that she has Monroe Theatre Bldg. P. C, Clark, if alive, and if dead, his | unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees,’ and all’ persons| claiming an ‘interest in or under him, or otherwise; and all other Persons, if alive, and if dead, their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees villi : or grantees, and all persons ciaim-| Howard Y. Williams, endorsed by ing interest in or under them, or, labor. | either of them, or otherwise, De- | | fendant. { TO: P. C. Clark, whose residence is unknown, if alive, and if dead, to his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees, whose residences are unknown; and all persons claiming an in- terest in or under him, or oth- erwise, in and to the hereinaf- Laurence Hodgson, whose pén| name is Larry Ho., elected mayor} of St. Paul, defeating the Rev.! jmot been able to ascertain said| residences after diligent search and ter described realestate: and) inquiry. That she is the owner and| ta, all ote, per: wire 4 session @f the aforesaid real redidences known, tt] Slate, there is an alleged cloud alive, and fi , tHelr ~ un-/on the title @f)the same. | known heirs, devisees, Jegatees| ‘Therefore, you ‘P:-C,. Clark, your} WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926. “Buddy” Stewart Has Caused a Stir In Truckdom % Ton Speed Truck *B95 crane Stewart fies Sie Other Models 4 and 6 Cylinder Motors 1 Toa Speed Truck 14 Toa Truck * 14-2 Tom Truck 2 Ton, 24 Ton, 314-4 Ton Also 18 and 25 Passenger Bus Chaseis ‘All Prices j. 0. b. Buffalo or grantees, and all ‘persons/ unknown heirs, deviseés, legatees po claiming an interest in or un-/or grantees, and all other persons, der them, or otherwise, in and to the hereinafter described real estate whose residences!eq to appear to said bill of com- are unknown, | plaint on: the 6th day of May A. D. You and each of you: are hereby | 1926, otherwise the allegations of notified that Rebecea McAlpine has| said bill will be. taken as confessed. filed her sworn bill if chancery, to! It is further ordered that this or- remove cloud from,,and to quiet!der be published in the Key. West title to the following described real| Citizen once a week for four con- estate: FE f |secutive weeks. “On the Islan@ of Key West, | Witness my hand and seal of the and .known on the Key West /Circuit Court at Key West this 7th Realty Company's subdivision of April, A. D. 1926. No. 1, of Tract 21, and Salt L D. Z. FILER, rk ) Pond Lots 1, 2,3, 4 and 5, as of the Circuit Court, Mo Lots One (1) and ‘Two (2), in ican: Block. 35, according to said sub- division ‘recorded in Plat_ Book 3, Page §43, Monroe County Records. “Commencing at the North- east “corner of George Street i and Harris Avenue, 95 feet, 9 1-2 DR. HARRY N. S. JONE: inches, thence at right anglés in | a Northerly direction 100 feet, DENTIST 532 Fleming Street to an alley, thence at right OFFICE HOURS: angles in a westerly direction along said alley, 93 feet and 10 8:30 to 12.30; 2:00 to 6:00 PHONE 364-3 e: County, Florida, |} ARTHUR GOMEZ, . Solicitor for Complainant. apr7-14-21-28; may5 inches, to George Street, thence in a Southerly direction along said George Street, 100 feet to place of beginning.” That it is alleged in said bill that} the places aid residences of the said | Pp. C. Clark, his héfrs, devisees, | legatees or grantees, are unknown. OUT ‘OUR-WAY ONE PAIR TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 25° MOMENTS WED MAM MAONESS. 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