The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 15, 1937, Page 3

ef GSipectat to ‘fhe Citizendy oy NEW YORK, May 15.—ilexome 3 Hi ee i (Till 7:30 p. m,, Sunday) Kon Wor ons Vania Pak ad highly interesting articles will aps beige ary yee day. 2 to the dwellers in state. , e J aéries will, be printed by The Citi- —, oo icy Bea ey 2 ; norther- |p, seipdinaie: ly winds, becoming gentle vari- The Regulars shutout the Serv-| able, and fair weather tonight ice team yesterday by a score of of Santeaess toons hag geen UP|6 $0 0, and'the“Lezion team walk-|924. Sunday. ey e runs. It was his first/eq away with the Monroes by the S ecoen . Tedeat of the season’ against five} score of 8 to 2.° Both sides of the WEATHER CONDITIONS’ veaies in six starts. ,{¢onflicts were puzzling for the art win stretched the Pirates’| first of the innings in either of in the National League tolthe games} but reversals took Hike Sud 8 Bellevue. place shortly after the third. in- roit Tigers, using two ofjning and the winners walked their best hurlers, lost a close con- easily away: with the honors, Casa, eat to St. Louis Browns, The who pitched the game Sunday in ma broke a tie with New York) which he struck out 20 men, was 2 ORSON ile wees tie. and there-Inot as eifective as promised and stabs them Latyearen piel the Legion jumped on his deliv- third place, while Coch- inni rane’s men fell back a half game. er ont. winning. #4. The defeat shoved the Tigers down into fifth place and the vic- tory brought the Browns up to Pressure is high this morning} over the far Northwest, and mod- erately high from the Canadian Provinee of Ontario southward to the middle and west Gulf coast; |} while low pressure areas, centered : over southern New England, the} ”**** Annie teu Ee southern Plains States, far South-}A*,Dxcoutrix of - Laat i, ants west, and mid-western Canada,| Deceased. mayo ; junes | aaa SS overspread the remainder of the} orice OF APPLICATION mai Editori:] comment: When hair-}country. Rains have occurred ‘an ee ss) i cuts get tobe 75 cents the para-|since yesterday morning over| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That L. A. Short, holder of Tax sixth position, grapher for The Key West Citizen tl ‘ The summaries: says he iat io to look like Buf- paige ones pone be Pe ar See ar att aes National League falo Dill. And when shaves get|*?e country, being heavy: in. west- s At Pittsburgh R..H. E.!to cost 50 cents, a lot of men will|central Florida, eastern North St. Louis - 412 2 imitate the, Smith Brothers.—|Carolina, and southern New York] embraces Po follow'im, Seeorthed, Pittsburgh .14 20 1] Times Union. State. There has also been light ery Se Coe eee, iv | 3 = Hg z 5 ul iy [ i a i ef cf E 2ee8 f ; rest FL take a : Batteries Dean, Ryba, An Lot 1, Plat Book 1, Page 185, a care of every- : Jd, 5 » An- = ke in i : ls |; Page 185, ae Wild promise! gta drews, Chambers and Ogrodowski,| Contributions to the Red Cross be me ne. ial Monroe’ County Records. Sunny ss hideous clock on man’ Owen; Lucas, M. Brown and Todd.| fund for sufferers from the Mis- lains ne The assessment of id a persistently aver the sound t sissippi floods today reached a to-| Washington. Temperatures have} erty gr tg Rem eg fallen and are below normal ped was in the name of Martha B, abet eas : over eastern districts, but arel “Unless said certificate shall be generally seasonable throughout) redeemed according to law, the tal of $2,044.30. Of this amount $29.13 was.from employes on the ii No other games played. i ; to ; all to American League Steamship, Governor Cobb, and Feiner PaK, omg lying in the + At St. Louis R. H. E.j there were sever:1 donations from| the West. Bild to the hMighest bidder at the on te West Mondays and _Bvery nerve Detroit . other soutces. Tho ‘entiré pro: G. $, KENNEDY, | court house door on the first Mon-|, for a ; : F PSt- Louis: ceeds. of tickets at ~the> Strand ne Official in. Charge | Vion is the teh day. of June, 1937, Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays § P. Batteries: Bridges, Auker and} Theater on next Thursday will be Nie ee ee Tampa, Fis. Cochrane; Caldwell, Blake, Knott| given to the fund, and from oth- LEGALS (SEAL) Rosa C Sawyer For further information and rates call Phese 14, e = . x Clerk of Circuit Court of Monre= er sources will come, other sub: County, Florida. stantial donetions, IN "THE CIRCU: COURT OF THE! . “-@pr2t; mayl-8-15, 1937 ELEVENTH TAL, gimcurt) i - IN AND FOR MON! co of pe Te ie -at is : 5 j Cc i en A mass meeting will be held in| FLORIDA. IN CHANCER' * ey ze i a to nhnds - a and Hoffman. 3 No other gemes played. ACEVEDO STARS TO MEET YOUNG CUBS N ‘ iY i itori .| D. A, McDOUGAL and CLAUDE the high school auditorium to-| D- PRELAND, as ‘Trustee, morrow evening so that Key West- Plaintiffs, ers may Le able to hear a talk on} v8. 3 ies S| we 4 the subject of health which will] DANY, g’uissolved Plorida cor: [3a e ee Se eee A. be given by H. F. Filby, repre-| poration, et al., oe ee Sy Ce 5 sentine the brreau of engineering ‘ of the State Board of Health. i ’ Defendants. ORDER OF PUBLICATION STATE OF FLORIDA LINE-UPS OF TEAMS LISTED; Miami, Florida Attorney for Plaintiffs. may8-15-2 44” she said. We search the grounds for a tramp, Players are requested tg be out}. “That's great,” I said dully. Monday. at the field by 2 p. m. for prac- tice. BLACK—25 lbs. ...........-.--- e } «. B CONTEST WILL BE PLAY- Members of Minoca Gouncil \ | Number 13, Degree of Pocahontas, \ SD. TOMORROW will leave today to attend the WITH CAREY'S ASPHALT—FOR FLAT OR STEEP ROOPS—IN meeting to be held in Miami of & wid. the Great Council of the order in sometimes known ag DRUMS OF APPROXIMATELY 400 LBS. “When 1 es 3 3 e THEODORE E. REED, a single ; Judith, she 4 The fur will f'y at Navy Field} that city Tuesday. Those includ-{ woman, ANNA EB. R would have tomorrow afternoon, beginning at/ed in the party are Mrs. Kathleen} &1¢, Sonne ee Sp wes dudith had 2:30 o’clock, when Acevedo Stars} Watkins, Miss Agnes Roberts,| s. MILLS, his ‘wife, DAVID L. $8 00 ew" Her gr will mezt Young Cubs. Mrs. Julia Kelley, Mrs. Carl Rus- NZEL: and RUTH INSEL, his PER DRUM le quod. “Somes, The clubs will line-up something| sell, Great Winona; Mrs, Effie} Wife, CPQRGR BELLRTSY 30 <j ay like this D itt, Second Great Scout. {orre, amines JOAN. EDITH ‘Gine ike : emeritt, Second Great Scout. STTE, a minor, N E didn’t i Acevedo Stars epoca ocghe oe aga oP CF a TTT ne nadine eee cd 4 = Cg) ty) x Poe Rodrieues, c sony one marnere Beene was AXELSON and alata SGARNES, \ # } asleep efty Rodriguez, p; issued from the office of County XE ScON es Con * cy. is. T'woke to bear Starting, 1b; Judge Hugh Guan during the past delved Fiore, cero” and \ SW LIQUID ROOF CEMENT. A HEAVY BODIED ROOF PAINT with Judith. ale, 2b; week and this wes to Thomas M.| IVAR AXELSON | AND | COM- \ CONTAININ! NG ASBESTOS, FIBRES— E P. Carbonell, 3b; Thorsen to Isabelle Figueredo. & | Sbiporations, | Oo ee iG LONG — » vB ~ jar mats > and if married, Mrs. C. \ i i folce crack: j . Aci O83 7 => We aes at each other, ‘ F. Qarbonell, If; i> Mallory. Ling, Steamship Comal 4 horror eyes was caused | 1 pS d 7 Molina, cf; is due to arrive at Key West to- all by yourself!” said Gay, ahd ¥ i PER, GAGLONG go-to. cseeoniees the, same thing that was creeping | 30 bY Jones ps Pareto ey ZoGarcia; its morrow with the following pas-| mortgages in the above entitled ~» down my spine. I found my 5 4 | Beige | * cause on or before the 7th day of ¥oice finally. ‘The Skipper laughed. “How's your | F. Caraballo, sub. sengers from Galveston: Mrs.| June A. D. 1937, otherwise the al-| %w “But—what were they talking| #*™. Mike? Get any sleep?” Young Cubs Mabel B. Butler, Mrs, I. L. Garth- | legations of said bill of complaint SW ELASTIC ROOF CEMENT—A HEAVY BODIED ROOF CEMENT shout?” Michaehs arm. 89 He had diveady || Izzy Rodrigues, ¢; side, Mrs,,I..C. Garthside, Miss) SUy Ser vonn “onrense’ PY Yon . . i a i 1 C. side, nd ron “I couldn't hear. 1 couldn't hear Spins tad tel ete Salinero, p; Mary Puillips and Mrs, Donald ho order. shall ve published in| FOR TROWEL APPLICATION. FOR REPAIRING CRACKED . the Key West Cit! bl t Me ne clock obtruded itseit| than any of us. But he slumped into | Barcelo, 1b; an en eS | Key Wea Florida, Q JOINTS, FLASHINGS, NAIL HOLES, AND OLD WORN SPOTS. ‘my consciousness. I counted its|@ chair, took the coffee Gay handed Woodson, 2b; sae ere ener Sy DATED at Key West, sauce! him, and growled “O.K.” in a tone . ; County, Florida, this day of the Gliese oes cetstis'in. oe that made it quite clear that anyone Be Saracro bs | * Gone ! came quietly in. 4 J. Navarro, ss; _ D. 1937. a a who wanted to argue about anythi - © Saw. And So To Bed Would be ‘accommodated’ immer | Domenech, If; NCLE NER clerk ot tne cheese Ayer BuACK 8 De Cc ROSE clumsily to my feet to face | diately. J, Villareal, cf; . for Monroe County, Florida. Q P her. (Copyright, 1937, Esther Tyler) Barroso or J. Soldano, rf; bi By (Sd) Fibespts: E = “Just dislocated, Jim. I think I got Wickers, sub. noc ian Viera \ BLACK—10 IDS. -....-cs-e+-s000 e Spring Valley, N. Y., 70 years NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED ' (Semate Bill: No. 163) = e 5 NOTICE , IS,,HBREBY GIVE CHICAGO.—Breakinz into a} I That L. A. Short, holder of Tax “LAZIEST” BURGLAR ' Henry M, Waite of Cincinnati, window of a tailor shor, Edward Ij day. of tombe AD, 1938, nae Commander Charles E. Rosen! noted civil engineer, born at To-!Lathan, colored, sat down to: im-|. WA I) | filed same in my office an bibe freely from a bott'e. , When || QM wan De} Vie esta hertons, Raid certiticatd ROOFING PAPER—ALL WEIGHTS—$1.50 PER ROLL AND UP. ALL U. 6. N., ae ot en | ledon Ohio, 68 years ago. uy op Foes Soe air station at Lakehu' +t police arrived and ordere ‘im, to / bi followt described { come ort, Lathan continued’ to sit} | St property in ‘the County of Monroe, OTHER KINDS OF METAL ROOFING bern in Bilinois, 45 years ago.| ti 3 i f T Flori vie) volt | Louis H. Seagrave, president of end deawied. “Came.en ing mud < eae iw Pre tare eee or wee? the American Founders Corpora-| get me.” He sat right there un- Hl " Monroe County Records. Sunny Ernest G. raper 0 New | +3 ss ata : bat Haven, Key Largo. 3. Drape tion, New York, born at Council |til they did. if The assessment of the said prop- ‘ork, assistant secretary of com-' Bluffs, Iowa, 45 years ago. / A erty under the said certificate i . born in Washington, D, C.,} GOT THINGS MIXED eV gued was in the name of Martha SPIDER STING FATAL | <2 YANN | Bates. : 0) | ate a ee SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING = op. | pinta ! COLUMBIA, Ss. C <r eli? redeemed aeceting to" a ae —When his — | Will Ki lb 1 fn he R i ast property described therein will be : - Hi Yoherty, utility opera-| ATHENS, Ga.—Wi ing,! bungalow caught fire, the Rev. 5 sold to the highest bidder at the ea a hion 67 | GB:¥ear-old Negro, died from the M, Workman of this city became| ,,14{¢ rage because Jake raised |Gns inthe’ seein oft ssenee ISah “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” + born at Columbus, iO ‘effects of a black widow spider 4 hr 4 In’ like a sther because Jake raised ;day im the month of June, 1937, Years ago. | effec! Pp so excited, he threw his small] pig wages without notifyin’ him in | Which is the 7th day of June, 19: 2 Sear ‘sting. He was the third Negro’ granddaughter out of the window} agyance. 0 Dated this 24th day of April, White and Eliza Streets Phone 598 2 3 De. Charles W. Stile of the Navy! to be stung in recent months but and carried a bundle of clothing) Link Oakey wants to know if | (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Medica! School, Washington, .!was the first fatality to be re:ito safety. The child was un-/ C.1.0. stands for “Constitution Is ae De Cancel. COURS. MOR SO® apr; mayl-8-15, 1937 IP PPALELLLLLEALEERE EZ LA at corded here, hurt. “ Qut’? ©., famed zoologist, born Soe sk adgsoeaiedighaghon aciinanc hoa aahmnaannetate ae STOO Biss 3 aa Raa a ee Ae OMENS SS icin eae OR AD