The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1938, Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1938. dhe The Story So Far: Judith Good- loe marries self-made Reuben Oliver for his money, only to dis- cover he is bankrupt. After their twins are born, red-headed Cissy Rogers, who loves Reuben, gets him a job in a lumber camp man- aged. by Gary Brent ~ the zon Judith loves. Always a fighter, Torney Juditirs Codes Ril tweak: enéd R&idert. NothPdfte? & violent quarre}..with Judith over;Gary, he decides to make his own laws, Cissy, on a visit, shocks Judith with the news that Gary may lose his job to Reuben. Also, she blunt- “ly says she loves Reuben and is ,out to get him. Chapter 37 ‘Something To Tell You” i Cited music suddenly took up a swifter measure. Gary and Ju- dith moved through space with beautiful, free strides, His eyes approved her vivid colored gown. *You’re magnificent, Judy!” “It’s this dress,” happily. “It’s you,” holding her closer. “It was madness to wear it to- night. The dress I mean.” “We're swamped in madness,” gloomily, “but thank heaven e.erything ends sooner or later.” ‘Tenseness under his usual care- lessness. A shadow in his blue eyes. She wondered if Cissy's BLANCHE? SM! _The stidge—a climbing path. rimmed with semi-circular valley. Towering pines bordered its inner side. Their needles made a soft, spicy carpet. The night was bright- ened by a million stars. Soon an almost exhausted last quarter moon would stagger up. Judith walked lightly on orange ‘Saum heels—on little. wings of un- ertainty — in hushed breathless- »fess — her .arm. slipped through ary’s. He held her hand in a irm tldsp, ‘content to be silent until’*they' were half-way home. ‘Then: ‘Let's rest on Gambler's ‘Ledge, Judy. I've something to Says to,you.”, as ‘ust you say it — now — to- night?” “Tonight,” doggedly. LEGALS THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGAL S LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS PAGE THREE LEGALS NOTICE OF SALE YF TAX CERTIFICATES No, GOL Notice is hereby that Wm. Albury has [me writte request that the tax certificates together with all subsequent omitted or levied taxe held by the State of Florida be advertised and sold to the highest [bidder for cash as provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legislature, upon the following described real estate in the County of Monroe. State of Fi Pt. t and I't. S$ Plantation Key given filed with , Deed Book A dare of 10 for the , both inelusiv , Pt. Lot 2, and Pt. § Plantation Key 63, Rs Monre Page pvidenc y in ‘ At the byways Judith’s feet fal- tered. If she stopped at Gambler's Ledge now the old order of things woulc be gone forever—no more | happy drifting — she | careless, would be swept into the whirl- wind— “Judith,” Gary began when they were seated on the rock that jut- ted over the valley, “remember the moths we watched doing their | dance of death, the night you came | here?” “I remember—silly things.” “It was their fate. I've been do- ing just such a dance,” — Gary could not miss a chance to drama- tize himself—“trying to leave the vane i} He drew her closer. “We're swamped in madness.” ' a) had already come to Saat La wantec to shout eut ry ow he was in danger o' losing his position. Wanted to urge him to discharge Reuben eee before he harmed Gary, shamed tied her tongue. She himself and—her. was like a soldier trying to be En to the flag he marches under Je his heart is on the enemy's side. ity all the bitter days she had shared with Reuben, by e the anxious nights, she owed him a surface loyalty at ‘east until he to betray. honor would free her as else would, but maybe Cissy had been talking to gain her own ends; to find out what Judith would do. Cissy admitted she was out for a new deal. Judith forgot all uncertainties. Gaiy's arms were around her. Gary's voice was os eee things she wanted to hear. Gary's eyes were adoring. Why spoil a perfect moment bot! ea Be ut a future tat would probably take care of itself? Tt wasa typical Goodloe philo- sophy. So far it had aiways worked out well for tuem. No reason to believe it wouldn't con- tinue to work out well— Flame Growing Warmer IN THE way home Gary mat aged to detach Judith Cissy and Reuben: “Let’ hope be the Ridge. There's a late Her high beating heart warned her: “Don’t. Unless you want to precipitate things, don't — Gary will kiss you tonight — if he Sensibly she reminded herself that Gary had been kissing her. on occasions, all her life. Why the sudden coyness? But she did not deceive herself. She could feel the smothered flame growing warmer— “It will be absolutely ruinous to my dress,” she protested weak- “Pll help you fix it under your coat.” He commenced to wrap * of chiffon carefully about er, “How do you girls get away with it? The most agile male flame Getting burnt. Now Judith iM * One Little Moment E BROUGHT his bright head closer to her ‘dark® onc. His voice—Gary’s deep, pleasant vojce muted with a strange tender- ness: “Judith!” His lips against hers, “Judith!” : She felt a little frightened. She reminded herself that this was Gary. This was the moment that had been snatched from her that May afternoon at Goodloe’ Choice. Now it was hers — years deferred—too late— ‘ No, no, no! She wouldn't let it be too late. She wouldn't let any- thing cheat her of her perfect mo- ment. One little moment out of a lifetime! Every woman was en- titled to that. She wouldn't think of her tangled life or the problems that lay ahead. The long closed gates of her paradise were swing- ing wide. Was the glimpse beyond the perfection of which she had dreamed? Of course it was. She relaxed in the circle of Gary's arm, She breathed in great breaths of tush, sweet air. Behind them ker. fragment of moon pee over the ridge. Threw a dufl glim- mer of silver over the valley be- low them; over winding streams— “You love me, Judy?” I love you, Gary!" She wanted tephear herse! if it:¢ 4 nd I love rf Notnike ee matters!" His words beat against the exquisite stillness of the night. Beat against the earth. Against the stars Against her heart—her per- fect moment— Judith asked nothing else from life. Expected nothing else. All the longing, the uncertainty of the years was cleared away. Her faith ia Gary justified—it was enough— “Perfection never lingers.” Aris- totle found that out centuries ago. Judith was to learn it now. Gary himself shattered her perfect mo- ment. Gary who wanted every- thing from life. He said: “Things can't goon as they are any 3 Her heart lunged: things?” “Oliver, mainly.” She drew herself from his arms. ee SERENA bol tdon'tknow how 1 swathed in one quarter this | would trip and break his: Beek.” | He talk mgd to disgd! real ; “How's that?” “maybe I rink cia ne mat | can tie it wi my Scar! There—that's better.” ‘ tts eeeree TODAY'S Richard W. Leche Louisiana, born in New Orleans, 40 years ago. Tr. John A. Mackay, president of the Princeton Theological Sem- inary, born in Scotland, 49 years feel toward him, Judy. I hate him! But for youd! Wouldn't have toler- ated him en the work for one (Cobvergde whe South Ferguson? s2eccces RTHDAYS of geles, newspaper publisher, born at Landaff, N. H. 74 years ago. Philip James of New York, not- ed composer and conductor, born at Jersey City, N. J, 48 years | REO. Dr. John W. Abererombie, not- ed Alabema educator, born in St. Harty Chandler of Los An-, Clair Co. Ala, 72 years ago. gD. s together with dor levied ld to th 1 this the AL) Re Clerk Cireuit Court Florida. May oC 17 NOTICE OF SAL CERTIFICATE No. that with the given filed that with subsequ held by advert bidder for House Bill the Legisiature described real of Mon PtoL sid to the as oD of the upon the fohlowing ate in the County te of Florida, to-wit Bik. Tr. 13, GG. Watson's Sub. 1-2 din Monroe County Re d Book Paw The taxes to be sold are evidenced by certificate No, 420 of 1928, represent taxes for the years | to 1938, both inclusive. Said tax certificate together with all subsequent omitted or levied taxes will be sold to th hest bidder at the Court Ho: in y West, on the 3rd das 1938, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. |. Dated this the 17th a | 1938. (SEAL) Ross C Saw Clerk Cireult Court, Monroe County. Florida. May 17-24-31, hight hes 19 y of May 8—M 1203 NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES No. 608 is hereby given that Antonio Perez Rosendo has filed with me written request: that the } tax certificates together with all ‘subsequent omitted or, levied taxes held by the | State of Florida be | advertised and sold to the highest or cash as provided by se Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of Legislature, upon the following | 1 estate in the County . State of Florida, to-wit: Pt. Lot 1, Bile. 1M, as re- corded. in Deed Book iffeate Ne nt, taxes both inclusive, rtifieate together with omitted or levied jd to the highest yurt House Door in day of June, PM ida Key 1 ed this the 17th day ef May. | (SEAL) Re Clerk Cireuit Cow lovida. awyer County May 17-2 NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX RTIEICATES oo4 hereby do has request Mizo4d N othe Peace me tax that with the giv weit provid 1 396 of the acts of slature, upen the following d re anty “wit: Dedd Book Z Page 195-6, 1 Hy, age 195) SThe taxes te be sold are evidenved by eertifiente No. 40 p' et daxts for the eh iss, both inclusive. Also, Pt. Lot 2, Blk | recorded in Monroe County F Deed Book 2%. Pare 3 The taxes to be s by gertifieate No. 4 reptesent taxes for the y tee T8938, both inclust Said tax certificates t 1 subsequent omit i be sold t ther with © levied highest a taxes w bidder at the Key West, of 1938, at 3000 mated this 17th day of May ALD k Cirevit hereby that with the ali Axes lee is Charlotte T Gould has me written request tax certificates together subsequent omitted held by the State advertised and sold bidder for cash as provide House B: 396 of the 1937 acts « the Legisiature, upon the follow described real estate in the County of Monroe, 8 to-wit Lot & Bik. 7, Tr. in Monroe County hook Y, Page 265. The taxes te be sol bY Certificate N ? represent taxes for the tw 8938, both inclusive Ales, Lot 6 Bik. 34. Tr. corded in Monree County Teed Book Y, Page The taxes te be by certificate Ne. 7 represent taxes fer the 1938, both Inclusive Said tax certificate together ali subsequent omitted — or taxes will be sold to the bidder at the Court House Rey West. on the Ind day 1938 at 3:90 weleock P. M Dated this the 1Tth day Te (SEAL) Roce € Sawyer Clerk Circuit Coert, Monroe Cownty Floriaa wiven fitea that woh Florid . o the hikhest a De mt " 31, 1935—Mites JOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CRRTIVICATES Xe, Go Notices & hereby Wm Ho Jobeson hax me written request that with the given file that 6 of 1929, vet tax certificate 1 by the State of dvertised bidder for cash as of the pi 1 together | subsequent omitted or with Florida rovided 937 act: all levied taxes be nd sold to the highest by s of . upon the following ped real estate in Pt. corde Deed bi The Tr. a) 17 sold ari certifi No. 107 01 epresent taxes for the 8, both inclu: aid tax certift went omitte be # the n th ered this the a k Cirenit Court, Mon: orida. 1, tice ce Mesi written f me tax certific subsequent omitted orb held by the te of advertised and sold bidder for House Legis-ature eribed re M ‘ quest together sub. 1-209, County Recor D be sold ar No, 417 fer ‘the both inclusive. SA Ces Vert A byequ Wal Ds atthe Westy on’ th ak jo"eds this the nitted Me tort Men Fa di eho Bs vith d be). Rt EH Cott Florida No. GON hereby ison has request 2s together ritted State Ruth written rtifics th of Found Ha Re. 29. recorded in Monr ords, Deed Book B- The taxes to be s by certificate 448 of nt taxes for the both ir New Twp. bor Aer County I 4 » taxes to be sold ar ficatg No. 449 0 nt for the both clusive. ate of Florida, to the House Door in 17th day the to- 14, as ty Rec . year wether y or le hig of J ay wy »e Cou 1938-—M given iled that with © evi f 1 1Se ny M. 2 Sawy given filed that with Florida higt ded 7 aet rilow Sounty wit: re- ords, denced |. and 19: with vied he une, of May, er nty, 1207 that with the all tes Lometiter awith | taxes +e i Monkie Count, with t levied tax hest by s of ing County to arbor Acres tounty K 67, ded in 1 Book © evide f1 years und Re. Mon- A-4, nced and 1925 tes together with mitted ld to the Hou ra di P. the Cour . on the 10 o'cloc ted this the (SEAL) Merk Cireuit Florida tice is by Grover C. and Hiled with me the tax certi subsequent oF held by the ivertived dder for eash House Hill 396 of the Legislature, real estate r writt tes t 1 or of to » 1 in ” Records, by rep certific ent tax 938, both inclusive. id tax certiticate all subsequent oni taxes W.ll be sold. tc bidder at the Court on th 3290 rate thes, the ad eek 2. Lith 4 Lillian A upon the House le’ hig! ise Doo jay of J M or riven bury equest Flori the hig! rovided ot follow the ida, to: recorde Deed L vied hest rin une, that have (sian) has filed with m lau | j th day of May, | that, ther with all hest by s of wing wit ok together with levied | highest T Lay Thdss C Siwyer Notice Euphemia with ta subsequent held by the advertised o hereby certificat omitted State and cash as p 398 of the 1 reque or f the 1 ate in State of Flor ord, f Monroe for both inclusive tax certificnt sequent wiecontsio | Jas given together levied U Florida axes be highest rv ided act the Col ida, to record by s of following unty years te hig! Der together with vied hest or in f June of filed that with May with the ali » the highest ot the revided 1937 by acta of spen the following ped real estate te the Co! kate ef Florida, ‘The taxes to by be anid & No. 2022 sex for the te of years evide anty wit orded Deed need and 2933 of Mays} | nrt, Monine County, | represent taxes for the years 1932 to 1938, both inclusive. { Said tax certificates together with | all subsequent omitted or levied | be sold to the highest t the Court House Door in West, on the 3rd day of June, | . at 3:00 o'clock P. M. j Dated this the 17th day of May, ; 1938. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. May bidder Ke: 1 17 1938—M1212 { OF SALE OF TAX i RTIFICATES Ne. 612 hereby Maloney has given that (Alexander filed — with! request that the tax certificates together with all | subsequent omitted or levied taxes | held by the State of Florida be advertised and sold to the highest bidder for cash as provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of upon the following state in the C is Book C-4, F The taxes to be by certifi represent taxes for . both inclusive. Lot 7, Bl ifieate No. 477 nt taxes for the beth inclusive. Lot 9, Bik in Monre 1 Book C-4, The by represent to 1938, beth in Suid tax vortifjeates toget all subst yeer j Ss 1 old to the taxes wll be bidder at the Court House Door in West, on the 3rd day of June, 200 o'clock P.M i repre: tol Also, corded De ied highest 192k, at 163K thes Uher4Fth dayne of qMity 193 yer ‘ounty Florida MI NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX © ICATES No. here! Lowe Notice Stephen is F, given th nook Gris written re- the tax certificates to- h all subsequent omitted or levied taxes held by the State of Florida be advertised and sold to the highest bidder for cash as pro- vided by He et of a gether th: w real Monroe, in of estate of State . to-wit: Lot 4, Monroe Cou as recorded in rds, Deed Book | taxes to be sold are e by .certificate Ni of represent taxes for the both inclusive. | tax certificate together with subsequent omitted or levied) taxes will be sold to the highest bidder at the Court House Door in| Ke West, on the 3rd day of June, 1938, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. Dated this the 17th day 1938. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer | Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, | Florida. | May 17-24-31, 1938—Mi214{ ced | of Mas NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX | CERTIFICATES No. 614 is hereby given that Stephen F. Lowe (John Wm. Casey) | has filed with me written request | the tux certificates together | alf subsequent omitted — or | taxes held by the State of ida be advertised and seld to) highest bidder for cash as p vided by House Bill of the acts of the Legislature, upon following described real estate the County of Monroe, State Flori¢ of in M . 670 of 1Y ent taxes feo the years 1925 , both inclusive. rtificate together with subsequent omitted or levied to the highest bidder at the Court House Door in Key n the 3rd day of June, i o'clock P.M. ated this the 17th day repre of May, Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Coant,Mongoe County, | Florida. ™ 4-51, 1938 -2atits NOTICE UY SALE OF TAX ) ) (ORETNOATES Now 15 hereby A. Cutry has 2 written quest that the rtificates together with all titted or levied taxes Florida be to the highest cash as provided iM 396 of the 1937 ac! lature, upon the following ibed real estate in the County of Mon State of Florida, to-wit Let as recorded in Moaroe ords, Deed Book A-~ Pag The taxes't rtifical N sent taxes hoth inclusive Lat 14, Bk. in MM Deed Book A-5, ‘The taxes to be sold are evidenced by certificate No. 589 of 1930, and represent taxes for the years 1929 ty 1938, beth inctusive. Said tax certificates together with all subsequent omitted or levied taxes wali bidder at the © Ker West, on the 1938, at 3:00 o'clock ated this the ’ Notice. ‘is isan >. that fied with me y the State advertised and sold Howse Door in day of June. M Lith day May Monroe County i ME NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES Ne. 616 is hereby me Wo Knight Ext th me written fequest that the tax certificates together with al subsequent omitted or levied taxes held by the State of Pieridae be advertised and sold te the highest bidder for cash provided by House Bill 296 of the 1937 acte of the Legisiatare. epon the following described real estate in the Coenty ef Momree, State of Florida, to-wit: PL. Lot 2, Bik. 33, as recorded in Monroe County Records, Deed Book B-2. Page 214 ‘The taxes to be noid are evidenced by certificate Me. 82 of 197%, and represent tates for the years [928 to 19%, beth inclusive that has filed given | subsequent | taxes will be | bidder for by | Suid tad certificates together with all swebeequent omitted of levied taxes Wil be sold to the highest bidder at the Court House Dost is Key West, on the 3rd day of June, 1938, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. Dated this the 17th day of May, 1938. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. May 1 217 NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES No. 617 hereby given nders has filed re st that together Notice Arthur W. me written tax certificate: subsequent omitted or le held by the State of F advertised and sold to th bidder for cash as provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legislature, upon the following described real estate in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, Lot 1, Bik. oF that with the is highest | Matecumbe, Plat Book 1 as recorded in spresent 1938, both inclusive. Said-tax certificate together with all subsequent omitted or levied taxes wall b ld to the highest bidder at the Court House 1 in of June, No. G18 by given has fil that with that the tax \certificates together with all subsequent omitted or levied taxes hela be ths ate of Florida advertised and sold to the highest bidder’ Pore h as provided — by of the 1 of the Wegislaéure, upon the following described real catate in the County » of Florida, to-wit Park, Upper Page 111, ‘ounty Ree- a 1 by certi 5 1 represent taxes for th 1938, both inclusive. Also, Beach, corded in ed Book D-1 years 1928 tecumbe As Si all taxes w.ll bidder at Key West, 938, 3:00 o'cluck P. Dated this the 17th day ther with levied highest rin omitted be sold to the € on th of May, | 1938, (SEAL) Ross € Clerk Circuit Court, Monro Florida May NOTICE OF jaw yer ALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES No. G19 Notice is hereby J. PL Castillo has me written request tax certificates together tted or Lavi that with the given filed that d taxes rida be advertised an ishest bidder for cash as provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legislature, upon the following described real estate in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit Pt. Lot 4, Bik, 3. Tr. 1, as re- yrded in Monroe County Records, d Book TT, Page 134 ‘The taxes to be sold are eviden certificate N. 7, and repre years 1926 to 1938, Said tax certific all subsequent omitted or ld to the highest bidder at the Court House Door in Key West, on the 3rd day of Jane, 1938, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. Dated this the 17th day of Mayy held by s C Sawyer »nroe County? that with hereby Ke has wt given filed that with all i taxes ida be to the highest provided by 1937 acts of Notice is 3 Dixon me written tax certificat Oo as House Bill 396 of the the ‘Lexisiature, ‘apot described ate wf Florida " Bik. 4, Tr, 4, as record- Hain Mourde County Records, Deed Low’ VY, Page 294 S USER TD be sold are evidenced igute No. 68 of 1924, and represent taxes for the years 1923 1938, both usive Said tax certitiesté towether with all subsequent omitted or levied taxes Will be gold to the highest bidder at the Court H Door in Key West, on the 3rd day of June 1938, at 2/00 ck PM } Dated this the 17th day j 1938 (SEAL, ! Clerk Cireuit Court, 3 } of May 24-31 LE OF TAX that with given fled that the with alt wied taxes William 6, Miller har me written request tax certificates together subsequent omitted or held by the Btate of Florida be advertised and sold to the highest viddet for cash ax provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legislature, upon the following dlescribed real estate in the County of Monroe, State ¢ to-wit PL Lot 9, Bik Subdivision, as re County Records Se to be wuld are ev by certificate No. 311 represent taxes for the 12938, beth inctusive Said tax certificate together with alt subsequent omitted or levied taxes Will be sold to the high bidder at the Court House Door Key West. on the ird day June isae. 3:00 welock #. MM Dated this the i7th day of 1938. SEAL) Koss © Sawyer Clerk Cireutt Cosrt, Monroe County Plorida. May NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES Ne. ons Motion ts hereby given that Tishier and Mas hate flied with me written request that the tax certifiestes tomether with ait faheequent cenitted or levied taxes held by the Mate of Florida be advertioe® and mid to the higher. bidder for cash a8 provided = by House BGl 394 of the 1937 acta of the Legisiatere, apes the fplieting 1 May 1 eo] of June, | with all) the | described real estate In the Count of Monroe, State of Florida, to-w Let 1, Bik, 5, Tr. 21, as recorded in Mesos County Records, Deed 707 of 19 es fot the inclusive. Lot 9, BIK. d in Mo at Book V, The taxes to b by certificate $29, fand repr nt taxes for the “years. 1928/ to 1 . hoth inctusive, PJ Said xX certificates io all subsequent omitted xes will be er at the or Se Door in e rd dav of June, Yclock P.M. s the 17th day of May, Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, Flori May 17-24 that with the all at that vs together with highest ded by 1937 acts of upon the following state in the County Late gf Horida, to-wit: Windsor Lane and rdca in ras, Deed Book adverti bidder fe House Bill the Lexis deser Monroe B-4 v taxes for the years 1927 and t only Said tax certificate all subsequent taxes will be ider at the Key West, ty together with or levied the highest se Door in y of June, ML. day of May, tAL) Ross C Sawyer k Cireuit Court, Monroe County, Florida May ~M1224 OTIC! 2 OF TAX that with that the with all levied taxe: Florida bi advertised and sold to the highest ndder for cash ax provided House Lil 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legisiature, upon the followins ed real estate in the County miree, State of Florida, to-wit: . Lot 48, ax recorded i Co rds, Deed Book tier Harry w given u ti dela by sok 2680 mt taxes for the , both inclusive. x certificate together with equert omitted or levied taxes will be sold to the bidder at the Key West, on the 3rd day of June, years 193: of May, (SEAL) Clerk Ci Florida. May Ross C Sawyer it Court, Monroe County, 17-24-31, 1938—M1225 AOTICH OF SALE OF TAT IRTIFICATES Ne. 625 Natic, hereby John T me written tax certificate: ~ is ty | proms | smpsot has request.” Una’ f together: th a subsequent omitted -of Foxe A tel held by the State of He a ad gold ty ‘the dvertised ‘ er for Seite) yas opitieei BAL 36 u Bes by of thé: 1937 bets o the follo-ving ribed reat e in the County of Mc State of Florida, to-wit Lot 3 as recorded in Maon- © Kees 1 taxes tot rtificate Ni for the inclusive tiffeat ogether with omitted or levied sold to the highest ‘ourt House Door in n the 3rd day of June, 8, at 3100 o'clock BBL Inted this the 17th day of May, ws C Sawyer reuit Court, Munroe County, ida 1938—MIzz6 May 17-24-31, NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES Ne, 626 is hereby West (Bertram W Cates) filed with that the with all nubse omitted levied tnx held by the State Florida be ndvertixed and sold to the highest bidder for cash as provided by House Bilt 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legisiature, upon the following lescribed real estate in the County of Monros, Bate of rt. Lat ik. tded in Monroe ¢ Houk B-1. f The taxes to be wold are evidenced by certitiette No. 4516 of 1933, and represent taxes for the years 1932 1958, both inclusive. Haid tax certificate together with all subsequent omitted or leried taxes will be sold to the highest bidder at the Court House Door Key Went, on the 3rd day of June, 193% at 360 orloek “PM. Ieated this the 37th day rr BR (SEAL Clerk « t Court. Mon Notive City Key wm, 2. me writ tax and has Tr. « unty Records, De je 182, of May Sasyer t Coonty Ma cy $928—Mi237 NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CRATIPICATES Ne. eat hereby given Narciseus L. Jobneon has filed with me written request tax certificates together subsequent omitted or levied tases held by the Mate of Florida be advertined and sold to the highest bidder for case an provided by Howse BM 996 of the 5937 acta of the Lexielotate, wpox the following dencribed Feal estate in the County of Monrus, Mate of Vierida, to-wit PC Let 15, 16 of Tr. & am ree comied in Monroe County RKerords, feed Book PP. Fame 154. The tates to be auld ate evidenced by certificate Mo. 236 of 1999. and repremeat tases for the yeare 1936 te TERA, beth Hmetsatve Haid tas certificate together Hh all subeequcnt omitted or levied tangs Will be vcld te ft ' Mtax Bt tbs No! i beer & Key West, on the 3rd day of June, 1938, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. Dated this the 17th day 1938. (SEAL) Ross C Sawye: Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. of May, 1938—M1 NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX CERTIFICATES No. G28 ~ Notice — is. hereby: ckivens.that Joba. We Pinder,..has filed. with me. Written. request |. that ;. th: tax certificates together..with all Subsequent omitted or levied taxes by, the Bjate of | Florida be i sold to the high cash as , yooyided BL 396 of the WI acts! of eaRUTE, evaN the: followinE Peal estate in the Cobuty » State of Florida, to-wit igtsy, Bik. 7 Key W: s tion Co. ‘Subdivist | Monroe ¢ Re 1) Page t " taxes to be sold are evidenced by certificate No. 1L01 of LY represent taxes for the yeu 193%, beth inclusive. Said’ tax certificate all subsequent ted taxes will t to dder at the ¢ 1 West, rd sat 2:00 F ted this | Heo | thes ; de: th ot . as re unty ds, PL levied highest Door in of June, or the puse a ne the M the 17th day of Ma: awyer NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX DATES | Notice is hereby a F Bethel has \me ~“Weilten.reauest | tax certificates together teld by thee advertined? bidder for’ cash giver Tiled wien that _ th with ait led: taxgs Florida be sold to the highest as provided by Hobse Bill 396 of the 1 wets Of the Legislature, upon the follow tik deseribed rea) exiate in the County of Monroe, State orida, to-wit that The taxes 5 certificate No. 124 of 1 represent taxes for the years to 1938, both Inclusive ‘ Said tux certificate together with all subsequent omitted or levied taxes will be Sold to the h.ghest bidder at the Court House Door ir Key West, on the 3rd ot du 1938, at 3:0 jock PL Dated this the 17th day by ivgt of May, SAL) Ross € Sawyer rk Cireult Court, Monrue Counts, Florida. Mi250 by | Anniversaries 1724—Gabriel Jones, pioneer | Virginia lawyer, one of the first of the frontier circuit-riding law- ‘yers, born near Williamsburg. Died Oct. 6, 1806. highest | ‘ourt House Duer in| 1743—Seth Warics, one of the j leaders of the hisvorie Green Mountain Boys of Revolutionary days, born at. Roxbury, Conn. Died Dec. 26, 1784. 1836—-William Steinitz, famed American world chess champion for 28 years, born in Bohemia. Died in New York City, Aug. 12, 1900. eét100 years ago) William ite, Protestant 1 ary and bishop of South Dekota>kriown as the “Apostle to the Sioux”, because of his nearly 37 years’ service in the Sioux country, born at Princeton, N. J Died Oct. 23, 1909. 1842--Mary Edwards Bryan, Georgia journalist and author, born near Tallahassee, Fla’ Died June 15, 1913, 1844—George U. Wenner, noted Lutheran clergvman of New York City for 66, vears, born at Bethle hem, Pa. Died Nov. 1, 1934. 1892—James T. Marriner, for- eign service officer, consul-gen- eral, born at Portland, Maine. Slain at his post in Syria, Oct. 12 1937. NO NAME LODGE — ee