The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1938, Page 2

Che key nee a éept Suntay By ort PUULISHING €0./INC. L. P. ARTMANS. Presid \d Publisher JOE ALLEN, Assistant Business” Manager From. The Citizen Building Corner Greene and Ann Streets paper in Key West and Monroe County Only Daily Ne Entered at Key West, Florida, as second ciass matter Member of the Associated Press The “Associated Press is exeisively emtitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the"local news pubfished here. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year’... Six Months Three Months One Month Weekly ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application. di: es SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of . Will be charged for at Notices for entertainments by churches from which @ revenuevis to be derived are & cents a line. The Citizen is ah open forum and. invites ‘@iscus- sion ef public issues and subjects of 1c lor general interest ‘but it will not publish anonymoun co ; cations. $ BF capes 2 OO _ IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. Bridges to complete Road to Main- land. Hoe BS and Apartments, Bathing Pavilion. Arrports—Land and Sea. 7.” Consolidation of County, and City Governments. We shall perhaps hear less and less of that old-fashioned talk about a balanced budget. A bald-headed man may be accused of cowardice, but never that his’ hair stands on end. Sanford will soon be 101° years old. Old man Key West had arrived at that age many years ago. One expert estimates that crime costs the United States seven billion dollars a year, And we seem to be getting what we pay for. _A bridge , expert advises. that. one ‘Should never criticize s play, but adds in the same breath that he knows he is asking too much, Bicyeles are coming back into their own, and perhaps the horse. and buggy days, will also return; at least President Roosevelt reminded us of that eventuality. Leonardo de Vinci, besides being a painter, was a sculptor, architect, musician, mechanician, engineer and. philosopher.— Exchange. And the inventor of the wheel- barrow. A Key West wag wants to know why they are called, ‘broadcasts’; since so many are narrow. We might add equally, face-. tiously if Mae West is on neyer_a complaint that the “broad.” e air there is casts aren't py: aed. sey- that he wanted thé babies when they grew up to be used as cannon fodder. ‘Recently he said so.in ,these words: “Only big families can yield big battalions with- out which no victories can.be won,” which confirms our statement, but it is somewhat incongruous that he should make the ap- peal for his “more babies” campaign among Italy’s masses to a group of bishops and priests. Represe: sentative J,..Mark, AVileox has | - the happy faculty of almost alwa: : being | @ feactionary means one who seeks to return to | “'er® right, and the moral coupiige jo, declare himself openly on any question: of public’ organization—such for instance, as those that | NOTICE 0! even. before he. has had his ear to’ make the state all powerful and abolish the com- | inte the gréund. He .declaimed » against. th Townsérid Revolving Plan when, it. was at the heyday of its popularity, he was one of the first to.denounce, e n ‘of the Supreme Court, and he disavow: hours and wages bill... His recent major stand was against the Ly ‘ t which was defeated in Congress last Mon dayso° squid fellow jike that isa: oue to have in. Washington, and incident- ally. it should be rem . i tipped, the scales. favorably. Ps nn eh aixey West.the funds to complete the Foad ‘to the*mainland which is destined fo. brin= new life and prosperity to & discourage! % decadent city. : | ARE THERE TWO KINDS OF if MONOPOLY? | , ‘The goyernment is preparing an ag- gressive legal. drive against companies | which have allegedly conspired in re- | straint of trade and violation of the anti- trust laws. The public supports govern- ment action in preventing such abuses, but | it may find it hard to reconcile the anti- monopoly drive with certain other govern- mental actions of recent years. ‘_. .For example, a large number of states have passed so-called “fair trade acts,” all of which are similar in wording | and identical in purpose, and which per- mit manufacturers of trade-marked ar- ticles. to arbitrarily fix the minimum prices at which they may be sold at re- tail. The Federal government has given its . official blessing to these statutes, through the Miller-Tydings Act. What could do more to violate the spirit of the | anti-trust laws—which were passed in the interest of free and honest competition— than this? Theoretically, it. is_ perfectly possible for another manufacturer of a well-known competing product to lower his prices and thus cut into the sale of the Price-fixed product. Realistically, it considerably mre likely than many manu- facturers of similar products wili engage in “gentlemen’s agreements” whereby prices are fixed, and middleman and. re- tailer may be forced to colleet an excessive profit at the public’s expense. 4 By all means, let the government, fight combinations in restraint of trade. ‘But the }{& role of government in this drama would be} more ethical if it had not encouraged monopoly by placing the protection of the law about price-fixing. RISE OF THE TOMATO It seems a little strange to us that to- matoes were not used as human food by | the white race until only a little more than a hundred years ago, being thought poison- ous, In fact, it is related that about 1933 a New.Jersey child who had eaten a raw tomato was rushed to a doctor by her par- ents, who feared she would die. _ There were early sueprstitions con- nected with the tomato, one of which was was that they were eaten by witches, an- other that they, were effective as love po- 4 tions; in fact, they were at first known as “Ie les.” Even in recent years it has heen thought by some that eating tomatoes tended to produce cancer, but science has refuted that idea, also. ,..Now, the raising and marketing of to- matoes, both fresh and canned has become a great industry. More than 20 million cases of canned tomatoes were produced in. the United States in a recent year, in- eluding whole tomatoes, paste, pulp, sauce and juice, , » The rise of tomato juice in popularity | ‘during the last few years has been specta- | cular, increasing from an output of 165,- 251 cases in 1929 to more than five million cases last year. SERS i < tomato juice is really a love potion, it. must he. contributing very greatly to the emotional life of the present generation. WORD MEANINGS (By Benjamin DeCasseres In The Washington Herald) . Many of the words wé tise nowadays have ceased to have any meaning. 4 The word democracy, for instance, used by the Communists. Democracy means the is now | rule of the people. Communism means the rule | | of the proletariat—that is, rulership by only one | class of people, the yery lowest. Any they pur- ij pose to exterminate the middle and upper classes. j That is not democracy (which means all the peo- ' ple) but oligarchy. |_,, The. “radicals” call fundamentalist’ and con: } Stitutionalist Americans “reactionaries,” whereas | ancient, and outworn forms of social and political mon rights.of individuals. t Reactionaries are actually thus Fascists, Com- munists and Socialists. A liberal used to mean one who was opposed ‘the | to centralization and regimentation in those mat- | *7'®'= * | ters that concern the individual alone. Today | meg call, themselves “liberals” whe support every | gxackpot scheme to make the individual a parasitic growth, on the general public They now call these schemes “social legislation.” The ductionary is, however, still a good guide in_defining one word, and that is individualist. There is no mistaking what that word means. It means an independent man, two words hatred by < Comraunists, Fascists and reactionary liberals THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ¥ LEGALS * 4 LEGALS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR « te Bill Ne, 163) Sena ‘oTIce 18 “HEREBY aves > issued the 1.1930, has filed ce and has made tax deed to be Said certificate em- ing-deseribed prop- of Monroe, State 8, Tr. 20, Book F-1, Monroe County Ree- The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said. certificate is- i was in the name of Avelina be the Untess said certificate shall redeemed aceording to Jaw, property deseribed therein will be seld to the highest bidder at <'the court b . or on the first Mon- da h of February, 1938, day of February, ed this 30th day of December, L) Ross ‘of Cirovit Court Florida. 1937: Jan. 6-13-20, 1938. NOTICE OF .APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Cc Sawyer of Monroe cS Clerk 2 (Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, That Ruth M. Fleck, holder of Tax Certificate’ Noo 585, issued the “Ith day of July, A. D. 1930, has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax - sued thereon. Said aces the fol onroe, State ; 20, Book F-1, Monroe County Ree- o The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Avelina Garcia. . Unless. said ‘certificate redeemed according to | property-deseribed therein w: sold;to the highest bidder at .| court house door on the fir | day in the month of February, 4938, eh is the 7th day of February, shall be Le) _. Ross € Sawyer of CireuitiCourt of Morrve y; Florida. 18 Jan. 6-13-20, 1928 OF APPLICATION FOR AX DEED (Senate Bill Ne. 163) NOTICE. IS HEREBY ‘GIVEN, | That Wm holder of Tax Certificate N i, issued the 4th day of June, A. D." 1934, | bas filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following described erty ‘inthe County of Monroe, state of Florida, to-wit: Lot 8) Bay Wood Key Viat Book 1, | corded in } Records | "The assessmentiof the said<prop- jerty under the said certificate. is- |sued was in the name of Fred C. | Uhiman. ihe! Turner, Largo, Page (102, as re- Monroe " County Unless said certificate shall redeemed aecording.: to.. law, property described thetein w sold to the highest bidder at~ the purt house door on the first Mon: in the month ef February, 1938, which is the 7th day of Feb- ruary, 1938. Dated this 28th day ber, 1937. ° (SEAL) Ross € Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. | dee30;1937; jan6-13-20,193: NOTICE OF “APPLICATION FOt) “TAX DEED { (Senate Bill No. NOTICE IS HEREB' That Ruth “M. Fleck, holder ‘of Tax Certificate No. 586, issued the | 7th day of July, A. D. 1930, has filed same iw my office and has made | application for a tax deed to be is- Said cert the following dese in the County of da, to-wit Sqr. 8, Tr. 20, Book F-1, Monroe County Rec- of Decem- 163) Y GIVEN, sment of the said prop- r the said certificate is- was in the name of Ayelina cla. less said certificate shall med according to law, rty described therein will be sold to the Kighest bidder the rt house door on thé first’ Mon- in the month of February, 1938, | which is the 7th day of February, be the fed this 20th day of December, : L) | Clerk of Cirewity C County, Florida. Dec. 30, 1937; Jan. 6-13-20, Ross © Sawyer ourt of Monrse 1938: > er i = NOTICE OF -APPLICATION FOR * TAX DEED ~ / '_ (Seeaeve “RUE Ne. 163) (NOTICE 1S HEREBY _ GIVEN, (That Ruth’ M Fleck, holder “of ‘TRS’ Certifigate Na |. isweed the }ith-day of July, A.D) 1920; has filed | same in iny Sffiee and has made applicatiie =~ a B dee to bets ‘Tl Sued thereon. Said scertifiéste eur brakes the following described prop- }erty In the County of Monroe, State of Plorida, to-wit Lat 6. qr. 8, Tr. 20, Rook’ F-1, Page Monroe County Ree- ords. The ansessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Avelina Garcia. 3 be the be the Mon- 1938, day of February, certificate shall ad according “to law, described thetem will he highest bidder at se door on the first in the month of February ich is the 7th fisss. Dated this 20th day of December, 193 lL) Ross C Sawyer of Circuit Court of Monroe Florida. Jan. 6-13-20, F APPLICATION FOR TAX ‘county 1938. i IS HERESY ©GIveN, M. Fleck. holier “ef ficate No. 579, issued the ¥ of duly, ASD. same in my office application for a tax deed te be t4- sted thereon. “Said cortifieate em- beaces the following described prop- he County of Monroe, State Tax Tth 4: Book -F-1, nty Ree- ‘The assessment of the said prop- etty under the said ‘certificate ts- d was im the name of Avelina Garcia. Unless saif certificate i be redeemed according ;to law, the property described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the qourt house door on the first Mon- day im the-month of February, 3933, which is the Tth day of February, 1928 } Dated this 20th day of December, 137. (SEAL) Ress C Sawyer Clerk of Cireuit Court of Monree County. Piorida. Dec. 38, 1937; Jam 623-30, 1908, : uy | Sold to the highest’ bidder | Clerk. of Circuit, Court NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR _ TAX DEED =: (Semate Bill Ne. 163) NOTICE 1S HEREBY That Roth M. Fleck holder ot} Tax Certificate No. “Issued. the | 7th daywef July, A-D. 1930, has filed} same in my office an@ has umade application for a tax dee#o- be is sued thereon. Said certificate em: braces the following describéd prop- erty _im_the County of Monroe, Stat- of Florida, to-wi Lot, Sar. 8; Page 595, Monroe County, Re ords. ‘ The assessment ef the said prop- erty under the said certifieate is- sued was in the hame of Avelina Garcia. | Injess said certifieate shall be redeemed according to law, the property @eseribed therein will be) sold to. the highest ‘bidder “‘at the! court house door on the first Mon-| court house deor on the first Mon-| ~ day in the month of February, which is the 7th day of February 1938. Dated this 30th day of December, G > Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit’ Court of Monroe ida. Jan. 6-13-26, 1938. NOTICE OF -APPEICATION FOR) NOTICE OF -APPEIGATION FOR) PAX DEED {Senate Bill No. NOTICE 1S HEREB That Ruth: M, Fleck; holder —of Tax Certificate No. 581, issued the 7th day of July,-A- D. 1930, has fited 163) r } | » | GIVEN, LEGALS —————————————— NOTICE OF \APPLICATION FOR _ PAX E (Senate NOTICE 4S. HEREBY That Ruth M. Fleck, holder of Tax Certificate” No. 374. day of July, AWD. 1930, has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax-deed to be is- sued thereon. Said certificate braces the following deseril pro} erty in the County of Monroe, State of _Fiorida, = Sar. 8, Tr. . Book F-T, 5, Monroe County Rec- ords. 5 . issued the 1th) BP meee... em-/ the equipment of the Pan Ameri- THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1338. KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY | ees Sust Gos Yours Age Talay Ae Taken aed - yesterday, and is now awaiting to The assessment: of the-sai@rprop- | first trip to chine, it was 7 | be used in the Key West. |service, at present, as another erty under the said~certificate Is- sued-was in the name of Avelina rein. Uniess said certificate _shall be redeemed according to law, the property deseribed therein will be sold to the highest bidder: ats the ay in the month of February, 1938, hich is the 7th day of February. | the latter part of this Dated this 30th day of December, 1937. Clerk of Circuit Court of Mon! | | TAX DEED (Senate Bill_Ne. 163) | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, } That Ruth M Fleck; holder of | Tax Certificate No. 5 {ith day_of July, A. Us \larger | for the pew. | \om same in. my office and) has made | filed same in my office and has made! Pany, application for a tax deed.to be is-| application for a tax deed to be is- e@ by Richard Peck of sued thereon. Said certificate em: 20; Book .F-1, Page ‘ounty Rec- ords. ‘The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is sued. was in the name of Avelina Garcia. Unless said-certificate shail be redeemed according . to - law, the property described therein will be seld to the highest bidder: atthe court huuse deor on the first .Mon- 595, day in the month of Fovcears: 1938,7 which is the 7th day ofoPebtvaryy, 1988. Dated this 30th da: 1937. see (SBAL) tts avec Pere. Clerk of Cireuit. Court Monroe County. Florida. O° shin Dee. 36, 1937;-Janl €13-20;) 4935. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED y ot Pecetiber, (Senate Bill Ne. 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Ruth M. .Fieck, holder Tax Certificate No. 582, issned the Tth day of July, A.D. 1930, bas: filed same in my office and has mack application for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate em- braces the following deseribed prop- ery in the County of Monroe, State | of Florida, to-w Let 16, Sqr3, Tr. 20, Book F-1, Page 595, Monroe County Rec- ords. The assessment of the said prop: erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Avelina Garcia. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to. law, property described therein will be at’ the court house door on the first Mon- day in the month of February, 1938, which is the 7th day of February, 1938. Dated this 20th day of December, 1937. (SEAL) Ress C Sawyer of Monroe County. Florida. Dec. 36, 1937; Jan. 6-13- (Senate Bul No. 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY - GIVEN, That Ruth M. holder of Tax: Certifica . issued the 7th day. of Jul 1930, has filed same in my office “and has made application for a tax. deed to be issued thereon... Said certificate embraces the following -described property im tWe County of Monroe, State of Florida; to-wit: Lot il, Ser. Page 595, ords. The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said ‘certificate fs- sued was in the name of Ayelina Gareia. 1 Unless said’ esrtificate ‘shall be redeemed a: the property de: sold to the highest bidder at rt house door on the first Mon- day in the:month of February, 1938 which is the 7th day of February, 1938. , Tr. 20, Book-F-1, M made be 4: ‘thereon. embraces the following! ‘Aearibed | ef Maprae,, property in the County, State of Florida, to-wit! Lot 1, No: Name: Key Recsit4, Twp. 66. Range 29, 2.26.Acres, Beok A-5 Page 254, As tecord- ed in Monroe Cotnty Recordx The assessment. of the said: prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Elizabeth 5S. Duteher: Unless said certificate shall redeemed according to law, property described therein will ‘be sold to the highest bidder at the tourt house door on the first Mon- day in the month of February, 1933, “hich is the 7th day of February, 1938. Dated this 30th day of December, 1937, : {SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. : Dec. 34, Jan_ 6-12-20, 1938.) : of ¢Thi same in my office and bas made application for a tax deed to be is sued thereon Said certificate em braces the following described prov-: erty in the County of Monroe, State; of Florida, to-wit Lott Sqr. Tr. Page 595, Monroe County cords. 20, Book F-1, 1 of; the} NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR} , - TAX DEED ted thereen. Said certifiedte~em- | braces the following described prop- erty in the County of Monroe, State itinerary of a | of Florida, to-wit: Let 3, ir. 8, Tr.20, Rook F-1, Page 595, Monree County Rec- ords. : The asses&ment of the said prop- jorty under the .said..certificate=is- } sued wa in the name of Avelina | Garcia. | -dInless said certificate shall -be -edeemed according to law, the (property deserihed therein. will be }sold to:the bighest bidder at the j -ourt house door onthe first Mon- {day In the nionth of Fébruary, 1938, (witch is qhe'7th day, of February, j 8 Dated thik 36% day of December, (SBAL> Ross C.Sawyer Clerk of Cireuft Court of Monroe Count! « ida. Dee. f i NOTICE OF APPLICATION TAX DEED {Senate Rill Ne. 163) NOTICE 1S That Rath M. Tax Certificate }the. 7th. day = of ~ July, | 1920, has filed same in my office | and has made application for a tax leed \to-be issued thereon; ertificate embraces the following described property in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Lot. 4, Sqr. 8, Tr..2, Book -F-1, Page 595, Monroe County Rec- | ords. The assessment of the-naid j erty sued was in the name of Avelina Garcia. |. Unless said certificate shall redeemed according to law, the loroperty described therein willbe |seld to the highest bidder—-atv: | rout honse door otf the first tion Fleck, No. 1938. Dated this 30th day of December, 937. {SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County. sade (Senate if NOTICE That Ruth M. Fieck, | Pax Certificate No. 577, ih day of July A. D. | property im the State of Florida, to-wit: tot ir, Tr. 2b, Book F-1, Monroe County Ree- |erty under the satd certificate” |sued.was in the name of Avelina Garcia. ° ‘ Untess said certificate ‘shall he redeemed according:..to law, the property described. therein - will sold to the highest bidder at court house door on’ the first Mon- | day in the month of February,- 1938, | which is the 7th day of February, 1938. Dated this 26th day of December, 937. BAL) Ross’ C Sawyer jerk of Cirewit Court. of Monrose | County. Florida. Dee. 30, 1937: Jan. 6-13-20, 1938. LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to Chapter1588) Laws ined. ill te ‘ote 4 the Governor's Office tr Florid: 3 Tae ee < AN offerings eubmitted MUST SE ) PERM FOR]TEN Lae # ,. § | QUENT TO THE. DATE OF 2 | INC 1 . thro February } 1938, ard must si | scription... and of bonds, interest ~ rate, of issue, date of: maturit; | price asked. All bonds fered at a stated price and fer must specifically state what coupons are-attached and | be delivered with the bonds for price asked. Seated envelope™‘ron- taining sueh offerings shall piately | state om its face that itis a posal for the sale of Monroe Coun’ The right is reserved. to seject any and all offerings or portions of | STATE BOARD: OF, ADMINISTRA- TION OF FLORIDA, vat the ty ate & J. M. Lee, State Comptroller, as Seetet: ‘Treasurer, as Jani i-tt. ott, State me ee ‘The assessment of the said prop-| erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Avelina Carcia. Uniesa said certificate shall be @a3 in the month of Fi 5 Which is the Tth day of February, isk oun thie 26th day of Debember, 1 - (EAL) Ross C-Sieyer Clerk of Cireait Court of 'Monros County. Florida. Dec. 3, 1997; Jam. 6-13-38, 1938. : | ‘CUBAN ~ Neme_ uled The ferry aght, and West. this the Said j Prop under the said certificate it | } | day in the month of Febroary,-1938, | | which is the 7th day of February, | PE | Som. sets The assessment of the Sa proe- | 18+ : s i Seady Rosa as of MONROE ‘COUNTY. and rain (tion 7” i manst be of- the ] : { { _ GROCERS Plane month. The morning by officieis ef the 3-20, 1938. pany. It hagas Swninwind We hall on Petroma stree. and ai members of both orgamimuen an@ the public at cee ace > vited. Cobo was bee roag- Mrs.) Armando tess to the Afiernoce i tr 1 r f : | [ : I AS 1 te > nf 4 ; ! tet i} it | | t | | ae FF 8 : : i ‘8 o'clock this worming. —-— J44.&. Mm. snow on the ground | . There has also | HH It ‘UiABmurries bit