The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 3, 1938, Page 3

* SYNOPSIS: Carrying a gun- cargo for Rajah Mantusen, we en- counter a Dyak revolt against the Malays on Sumantang island. Mantusen blames my uncle, James Clyde, and is holding him prisoner until 1 (Paul Thorne) can bring our fortified ship, the Linkang, up-river to aid the Me- lays. Christine Forrester, a young English girl, is behind the war. Her dead father’s ambition was freedom for the Dyaks, and she is completing his plan. Just as 2 realize that rescuing Clyde is al- most iempossible without Chris- tine’s support, he escapes. We must prepare for a Malay attack. Chapter 21 A Woman’s Tears i aso if we destroyed the Ma- lays, we would be so atte od E i i G il as ae is age iH BE a ie i | | : e "8 2 BE ‘ ~— ft i e8 a fh i u f 4 : [ a i i jor gesieee to. I'd like to believe | it. It certainly would be a help if | somebody would shoot Mantusen. But anybody that would count on such a story would be a fool.” 1 wished that Christine Forres- | ter had talked to him, instead of to me. I was beginning to be urgently curious, more than curious, about that gir]. I wanted to know about the Ti and “None of it makes any differ- ence in what we have to do now,” Clyde said, “anyway. Do you think you pumped up any influence with this girl?” “No, sir; 1 absolutely did not.” “You don't think there’s any chance of your talking her into moving the Avon out of here?” “No, sir; not a chance in the world.” “I can’t do anything with her if you can’t,” he grunted. Then he i tone, “Do you He waited for my answer, and it seemed strange to me that my uncle should be asking my advice; I don’t think he had ever done that before in my life. Something sort of wistful about hat. coming from him. It showed how much he had been subdued by heat. and fatigue, and his woun2 “No, sir,” I answered, “I don’t think so.” Action we we'll have to do the best we can.” His voice was weary, but regained its vitality now that he was coming back to terms of action. “The plain fact is that Man- tusen and his us will come banging down the Siderong any minute. I don’t understand why he’s not herenow. If we can’t make Avon move, we'll have to take what precautions we can to save her. You'd better go over there. Take six men out of your own watch—leave Blair's alone. Give them two pi apiece, and the bamboo boarding pikes, and some ted of the light parangs ‘They’H look good, at least.” “Armed to the teeth.’ 1 agreed. “See that the Avon’s nets are 8 joonlight you're as ind already.” the pass.” H Ct H nO a 8 68 rt] “It will probably blow up, Four. over.” = had more men.” “T can't give you more. have the Linkang to ight. T'Ustand fast and blast away at the praus Stand through the pest in your wake. Go ahead now. And if you “| don't know your business—God ann 8 % fi 5 ape my it away - 7 —— I did not g back for noder Ee ite Rut eRe I (Cotwraks. 1938. dian Leltay) Hew does Christine feel shout MISTAKE KILLS 2 Eimont, L. 1—Mistaking a jug of kerosene for water, John Jack- son. a tailor, grabbed it and er, a carpenter who was visiting him, and both were so badly burned that they died in a hos- pital oa Four months’ cern shipments abroad exceed 17,000,000 bushels, largest in nine years, and point to best export season since 1922-23. THE KEY WEST SPORTS BY JOVE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF GAMES FOR |: BASEBALL CIRCUIT St. Petersburg-Havana yacht race will start next Saturday at thigh noon. The race will be over 12 the once chartless course follow- jed by ancient Spanish galleons of PLAYERS: FIRST CONTEST conquest and disecsery, a score of WILL BE PLAYED COMING ‘Tim modern sailing craft to be- | gin the grind. SUNDAY { There are 20 yachts officially | entered, three from Havana. Qne | of the yachts is from Nova Scotia. It was decided at a meeting ee ee alae Board of Tampa will Tepresented by ee DELP pa See Manaac H, owned by Clay Hous- irectors of the Monroe County ton. It is a 30-foot yawl. The Baseball League to start play next 37-fo0t cutter, Duchess, is owned Sunday afternoon. by Harry Burgess. A big Cuban By laws and a schedule were boat entered is the pe ketch, dopted. Ii jded to! “Golocamm”, owned: by Alfonso wate i eae she Seted Gomez Mena, the biggest boat in name Cyril Griffin official um-! 2 race. The smallest is the pire. Each club is allowed twelve “ada”, owned and sailed by John players. } Astor Squires. It is a 28-foot cut-! The first game each Sunday ter. PEER Ee a4 will start at 1:30 o'clock sharp,! The yachts, compete ip . classes, according to riggings, and and the second game 15 minutes cups will be awarded to the win- after the first. ners and runners-up in each class The three clubs to enter the} Here are the entries: league were the Army, managed; Northern Star, 38-foot, owned by Armando Acevedo; Sluggers, by Francis Bidwell, Passa-a-Grille under Roy Hamlin; Reds, under Yacht Club. . Starcrest, 32-foot the leadership of Frank Cara-; schooner; owner, L. M. Wilson. ballo. Bras D’Oro Yacht Club, Baddeck. Games postponed on account Nova Scotia. . Norseman, 62-foot of rain or other reasons will be! schooner, H. Morton Merriman, played after the regular schedule. ' New York Yacht Club. . Ada, 28- if need be. __ | foot cutter, John Astor Squire, Players’ names will be publish-| st. Petersburg Yacht Club. . -Ma-; ed later. vis, 68-foot schooner, G. Allen: Schedule adopted follows, with 'Hamm, Washington, D. C. . .Ad- the last named clubs considered | mate, 43-foot schooner, Theodore as “home” teams: Leonard, Jr., Leatherlips Yacht March 6, Army vs. Caraballe ciyph. Pagan Moon, 37-foot Reds; Army vs. Sluggers. schooner, L. M. Harvey, Pensacola | March 13, Carabailo Reds vs. Yacht Club. —Irondequit, 60-foot Sluggers; Caraballo Reds vs. yawl, Richard D. Jones, Chicago Army. Yacht Club. . Dixie Girl, 32-foot | March 20, Sluggers vs. Army; cutter, Francis Taylor, Pensacola | Sluggers vs. Caraballo Reds. | Yacht Club. . Manana I, 30-foot | March 27, Army vs. Sluggers: yawi, Clay Houston, Tampa sail- April 3, Caraballo Reds VS.| schooner, Wally Bishop, St. Pe- | Army; Caraballo Reds vs. Slug- tersburg Yacht Club. . Starlight, 5 § . hawk, 50-foot cutter, John Tim- April 17, Army vs. Caraballo jing BB. Yacht Club, Cleve- Reds; Army vs. Sluggers. land. . Caprice, 56-foot ketch, Ju- April 24; Caraballo Reds vs. jian J. Ries, New York Yacht Caraballo Reds vs. ciyb- Polux HH, 37-foot cutter, : Remigio Hernanddorena, Havana May 1, Sluggers vs. Army: yout Club; Albatross, 42-foot Sluggers vs. Caraballo Reds. schooner, Dr. Manuel H. Sorde, May 8, Army vs. Sluggers; sievang Yaeht Club. . .Winsome Army vs. Caraballo Reds. Too, 63-foot cutter, Harkness Ed- May 15, Caraballo Reds vs. wards Lexington, Ky. . ‘ Army; Caraballo Reds vs. Slug- -amm, 73-foot ketch, Alfonso Go- gers. May 22, Sluggers vs. Caraballo nuchess, 37-foot cutter, Harry Reds; Sluggers vs. Army. Burgess, Tampa sailing squadron. \* svemeneeoes i. oe New Yao Yacht Clad. _ ENTERT. Se ge { at Key West on their / eoccesseoseee oF on their way back. ected. - pee, probably race Havana- | HABANA-MADRID West-St. Petersburg ight club entertainmen' reas beauty spot with the 7° Habana-Madrid orchestra assures jone of a romantic evening amid palms and beneath a star-lit sky ;. | with dancing “at it’s best.” 3 ‘ With the return of Juanita, the Fey shoul meen toast of Cuba, the Latin atmos- ging as he knows ‘the phere increases with all its glory are ip strength. Terry has as she, in an erstwhile manner, oq Les Powers and Mick: dances the many steps of the real from Jersey City to Cuban rhumba. Juanita—all Key Giants more power. | West and its visitors, welcome Cards is you hack with us. among hitters. He may | Frank Sabini, master of the imto the top in southpaw hitters. art of entertainment with Pepito, Other great lefthanded batters ; internationally famous for his jdancing, and many others are “What's In A Name? presented in the only floor show Columbia University now of in town. fers a course on how to under- _— stand a war—or, as they say in } PENA’S GARDEN Tokyo, a peace.—Des Moines Tri- The weekly, Thursday Night bune. | “Big Time” get's under way this fevening at 9:30 oclock at Pena’s Not famous Garden of Roses on; Can planes win a war? Weil, Thomas street. And, another big is a. man ready to quit fighting lerowd is expected. These af- when you dynamite his house and fairs have built up a big reputa-. kill his children?—Buffalo (N. Y) tion for themselves especially News. Ri Ray Lig : 8 ! é pa te a ine appearing on a Hite Be cell ¥ i in at Pena’s, and most certainly = OF FLORIDA. IX FRO- will just as long as “King” Jimmy mez Mena, Havana Yacht Club;) 5: ecccesoccocosecseces are: Paul Waner, Arky Vaughan, Mel Ott and Chuck HJein. Mize bre et E at ig TERE ERE 8 Hie | siz § i i in Hie i it E i R a ! ge i te s BE a 5 certs ano COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN e Es D. A. MCDOUGAL, et al, as Trustees, Plaintiffs, ¥s. DADE-M REALT: PANY, a dissolved Florida Corpor- ation, et al, Defendants. PUBLIC. ~ SEE LD SPE ee OF FLORIDA: TO: The defendants in the above styled cause who are hereinafter ( named and who are interested in any part or all of the “lands here- inafter described, if living, and if dead, to all parties, claiming an | interest under said defendants, or any of them, deceased or other- wise, including his or her devisees, grantees, spouses or other claim- ants under such knewn persons. | if dead. and all unknown absent defendants in this cause; ; It appearing by sworn Dill of complaint filed in the above enritied cause that the plaintiffs are entitied to am Order for Publication, IT 3S ORDERED that the following nam- ther ordered: Paul M. Frank f L. Louise Greene Edward Burd and Gretta Burd, ~his wife. | Essie Redman, and if married, his | spouse, Samuel J. Schang, and if married, © Mrs. Samuel J. Schang his wife. | The residences of said defendants }- being unknown, and if’any of the) alove named defendants is married. ‘ his or her unknown spouse, and each and every of the above named defendants separately and severally, if living, and if any of the aoove named defendants be dead, or) her unknown heirs, devisees, or | ether claimants, claiming any right. | title or interest under them, or either of them, deceased or other- wise, and all persons having or claiming any interest in the real roperty Jying and being sityate in| Monroe County, State of Florida, to-wit: North half (N%) of Section Thirty-six (36), Township Fifty- four (54) South, Range Thirty- four (34) East. named each and all of them, be and they are hereby required to appear in the above styled cai ith day of April, A. D. . the allegations of the Bill of Com- confessed by and that they may be parties Or persons, natural, cor- porate or municipal, interested in i fiieh @ “band, SPsesscesooseoseeses NO. 8-593 © '¥ <OM- Gt is therefore orgered that as led defendants, and each of them, | tions of said bill will be taken as | {appear in this cause as herein fur-' confessed by said defendants. - Pace CLASSIFIED COLUMN United “all sail Cup de- ees it—Detroit TO SELL OR BUY BEAL ES TATE or mortgage en STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- CERY. ERG and her hus- ANNIE NK HOLTSBERG. Plaintiffs, vs. _ Foreclosure of Mortgage CIRCULAR BEALTY COMPANY, a Delaware Corportion, dissolved, and all unkpown persons or parties (whether natural, corporate or municipal) claiming through, under or from said Circular Realty Com-, pany, dissolved, Defendants 1: SRDER OF PUBLICATION | by the sworn bi tied ie'the above stated cause which is a suit for the foreclosure of mort- age, that ea li company, a Delaware Cer- ‘poration, was dissolved by a pro- clamation of the Governor of the State of Delaware on the 19th day of January 1932: that after dili<ent search and inquiry the names and respective places of oe of a majority of the Board of Directors of said Circular Realty Company. at the time of its dissolution, are upknown to plaintiffs; that said dissolved corporation is (er would be if it were not for such dissalu- tien) the apparent claimant of a claim, tithe and interest and es:ate, the defendant Circular the Which is matter of this suit, Gescribed as: = On island of Key West, and known on William 4 * Whitehead’s map of said Islaad . delineated in February, A. D. +: 1828, as a Part of Lot Two (2) in Square Sixty-two (62). Com- _ ‘mencing at the Corner of Duval Sopthard Streets, and runs thence in. a Southeasterly di- rection along Duval Street Twenty-five (25) feet and one and one-half (1%) inches; thence at right angles in a Southwesterly direction Seven- ty-nine (79) feet; thence at right angles in a Northweaterly di- rection Twenty-five (25) feet and ~ one and one-half (1%) inches; thence at right angles in a * Northeasterly direction and along Southard Street Seventy- ‘ thereof, Monroe County, Records. and that plaintiffs believe there may be parties or persons, whether or municipal land, claiming through or under said dissolved cor- poration, an@ that said persons or | parties are unknown to plaintiffs atier diligent search snd. inquiry: sai Circular Realty Company, a Dela- ware tion, dissolved, and ali parties, clai interests, under or from (Circular ty Company dis- solved) or otherwise in the herein- @efore described property be and they are hereby ordered and reguir- ‘ed to appear to the Bill of Com- plaint filed in said cause on or be- jonday, the 4th day of April, | 1938, .otherwise the al'<ga- | The Federal Meeting to be heié evening, Friday, at the Monroe County at 8:00 p.m.. Hear Frank Hillson, Regional Direc- tor of the F.H. A. FIRST NATIONAL BANK GF KEY WEST Member of Federal Deposit insurance Corpora tor ONLY APPROVED F. HA. AGENCY Is MONRGE COUETT 4 It is further ordered that this / order be published once each week oe ews weeks ead et rest Ci a newspaper pub- | in sald County and State. | Qrdered this 23rd day of Febru- ; ary, A. D. 1938. ) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court Monroe County, | Florida. 1 dobn G. Sawyer, i Boliettor for Plaintiffs feb24; mar3-10-17-24,1938 POPP OL ELLE ELLE LLL hh < ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES | Rubber Covered Wire: 2c Per Fost Be Tumbler Switch Se decides to stay with us. See ad- vertisement on page one for more “T don’ wanted to could whistle, and when I ered my lips real nice—" “Well, what then?” “He let me whistie!!” I well I puck- Britain is concerned over Ja- tails of program are sought. Im re the Estate of J. 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