The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 13, 1938, Page 3

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1933 THE CLOUDED MOON By MAX SALTMARSH! The Characters Hugo Stern, handsome author, living on the French Riviera. Archie Lumsden, myself, Hu- 90's friend. Ottilie Wills, beautiful Ameri- can «eiress. Yesterday: Geiss murders Hen~ rietta Adams, and Ottilie andlare locked in the secret room. There we find the gun that killed O’Don~ Chapter 39 A Girl Vanishes gia ‘ fell afraid and then suddenly strained —— ee He ie i 3 ae fi E & : §3343a0e5 Fatal i iF more ways and than you HAS LEGAL RIGHT CHICAGO—Judge Joseph B. from sidewalk fruit stands. i He sooknd “a nee startled oe resentful, Made no pro! though his t when he was a trifle frig: “1 suppo: the next thi police about der?” Spoke, he suggested, “that | is to sity the at woman’s mur- | “Well,” I said cautiously, “it de- | of the i pends what portion police ou’re referring to. If we report to ihe j i: i he'll ‘be | “Fleuriot, then?” he suggested. ~ “Fleuriot or nd oii¢,”'I agreed. The reception clerk at hi Hotel | informed us that Fleuriot: n been in all night. “It is ible of course,” he a man has gore to view thé confla- gration!” led, “that the gentle- | “What conflagration?” ‘I echoed | stupidly, for the seem ae of pops , e moment lipped m: He raised a shocked “The eape!l” he “It is ingly chronic | eterels had for | OW. | possible that Monsieur has not ob- | ang rushed from Nice and even from Marseille to | fight the fi es le" he added com- placently, “but a pity that it should chance to coincide with the brade- ‘a.nes. It is a most-inter- | Ut for our visi- Back at Heigo’s/1 had almost for- gotten the firey;when | saw a sight brown smoke that stretched half across the sky, but every other second: a shower of fi that halted «me, ing, in my id rack. ‘The, gape tt eran inv. | ible, cove! witha great pall of | sparks | would shoot upward, followed by , a searing tongue of flame. An hour later we took the road sain, and during that time the wi ened to excited life. The main road ‘was crammed wit jostling motor- sightseers to the | and through them, right of way with reat lorries © shirt-sleeved and armed with pick and shovel to fight the | flames. oy ‘Where Is She?” S we wormed and twisted our way towards the Croisette, signs of the rival festivit; to emerge. Flags and bunting flut- tered gaily on all sides and when we came to the Street, it was to find it closed to traffic by a whitepainted barrier. Every shop had its stall cera piled with a strange jumble merchandise. The street was a ct: BASEBALL GROUP town seemed to have wak- | night at 8:15 Douglas, Miami speed merchant a@ great battle. Reen, the year. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “Battle of the Year” is Gatorland Classic Satu ALL OF FLORIDA AWAITS WITH intense interest the kick-off mticunes n'a viciory bid, while Florida's Captain Jimmy Oxtor€, upper center, will ietory bid, while Florida’s Captain ry 3 > s tn pile an ipper left, while lower center is Miami's ace Two Gatorland sophomores who are hopes for Florida’s Orange and Blue are shown, Bobby lower right. A huge crowd is expected in Florida Field Stadium for what appears te be one of the gr back, is shown rday the Florids-Miami football game in Florida Field Stadium Saturday ional backfield ace, strive for Johnson, lower left, and Pat eatest football attractions of MONROE COUNTY [MANY MATTERS DISCUSSED | AND DECIDED UPON: REP-| } RESENTATIVES OF LEAGUE} Regular meeting of Monroe | County Baseball League was held | last night in San Carlos building. | hed | President J. V. Woodson presid- | E [ | i t ie ' i 3 z i t if i i i g25' iH H : BE Bg be BE i 3 i : H g 8 e E 3 3 D 3 i g Be A we 58 i sg 3 Ey i- ut , i i 5 z Fi z z af az, z 3 F i z ce4 ies EbERE S| ¥ i i # fr i 5 5E : ag87 i i # iy i z8 i ef ALE bite 3 3 Goa, mart SH hever’43° "doubleheader is listed first. such a thing. She promised me to aS ababe ace word Shed kidnap) . r her.” (Copyright, 1938, Mex Saltmarsh) Tomorrow: Ready fer the killing. GIVES MUCH BLOOD PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Edward Hermes of this city recently ruled Hoard of this city recently gave that it is legal for officers of the his 882nd free blood transfusion, law to swipe an occasional apple and his aim is to give 1,000 be- fore he dies, jed. | R. Garcia was selected as um-! \pire-in-chief for future league | | games, which are held each Sun-| {day afternoon at Navy Field. t | It was decided that the indi-| | vidual teams shall carry a ‘new | | ball to the each contest. | First game, of the regular Sun- \day doubleheader shall start at) 1:15 p. m. and if the players are} | not ready, 15 minutes of, grace | will be .allowed but the contest! ee last only seven innings. It was decided that no miei |bers of the Senior League can! play in the Junior circuit. } | “tebe played follow: } | ,Ot& 16—Booster|Club vs. Smith | | Poultry and Egg Company; Key} | West vs, Bacardi Club. i i lowe rojans and ‘Eee Co. Oct. 30—Bacardi Club vs. Tro-| |jans; Key West vs. Smith Poul- hes 5 and Egg Co. | Bacardi Club vs. Booster Club. | Nov. 13—Bacardi Club _ vs. | Smith Poultry and Egg Co.; Tro- | jans vs. Booster Club. i Nov. 20—Key West vs. Bacardi |Club; Booster Club vs. Smith Poultry and Egg Co. | Nov. 27—Trojans vs. Smith Poultry and Egg Co.; Booster Club vs. Key West. There is one postponed game between Smith Poultry and Egg Co. nine and Key West which will be played November 30. All i ve clubs first mentioned are ome” teams. First game of the vs. Smith Poultry i Present at the meeting last night 4 ¥ igh irr, manager, Smith Poultry ‘and Egg Co. J. Car- skenell, manager, Trojans; Roy Hamlin, manager, Key West; C. Garcia, representing Bacardi Club; E. Perez, of Booster Club: Sam G. Thompson, F. Acevedo, A. Hernandez and Pedro Aguilar. secretary. First Seaman—You should have been there. When she got through with her fan dance the noise was} deafening. Second Seaman—Applause? First Seaman—No, police whis- ues. |mnt and see if a eeccccccee neesanepeen! FOLLOWING THROUGH | Did you x play on a rough |baseball diamond, you baseball Lowest fans who've all done a little base- ball heaving on sandlots? j Well, then you know what it is to have a hot shot ball from the bat of some hefty slugger come whistling and shooting from side to side like a comet over th jrough ground and maybe more Sun rises shooting stars in your head if it takes a notion to jump up! and bash you in the face! { It's simple enough to have the! Navy Field diamond. now being used by Junior and Senior league ams, put in first-class playiig condition by laying down a sur- face of clay on top of the uneven mat! now the playing field of the , diamond. The Citizen has been doing a little investigation on this | condition, and it finds that there } Pecccesoccevcoocsccoeses THE WEATHER \ enescenseecses i -85 Maney | | Mean ... inant Normal Mean 80+ Rainfall* | Yesterday’s Precipitation T. Ins. Normal Precipitation *This reeord covers 2 ing at S o'clock thi Highest e Sun sets - Moon rises Moon sets —... FE Tomorrow's Tides AM. Sea level, 29.87. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) ST. LAWRENCE WATERWAY ISSUE 60 MILES OF RAPIDS, LAND, BLOCK SHIP PAS- SAGE (My Axsoctated Presa) WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—The - new Thousand Islands bridge be- “\tween Canada and the United "| States boosts onto the front page an international issue . boiled back and forth across the that has St. Lawrence river for nearly a century and a half. That issue is the proposed St. Lawrence deep waterway con- necting the continent’s Great Lakes ports with the Atlantic | ocean, thus making ocean ports of have been published in are nice clay beds on Big Pine; Key West and Vicniity: Rain |such inland cities as Duluth, admirably. All that would |needed is e little labor and a truck or so. Now, the W.P.A. has been very nice in cooperating in many civic | events recently. We suggest that @ committee from the Key West baseball league interview Moreno. and, assigned, on $3 which is not’ Yoo Sy 5 re day for dayd‘and you'll have a diamond as smooth) as a): billiard table. ‘i ; Key West of late has been play- more and more outside teams beause the Overseas Highway ‘Key which will suit the purpose jtonight and probably Friday morning; fresh to srtong easterly | to southerly winds, with moder- ate to heavy squalls. Florida: Rain tonight and probably Friday morning, fresh to strong easterly winds becom-| ing variable Friday. Jacksonville to, Florida Straits: notidncreasing easterly winds becom-! itig' “fresh! to’!'strong, overcast Wteatller Witlf Paih and squalls to- night and Friday. Bast Gulf: Strong southeast to southwest winds over south por- tion and strong easterly to north- erly winds over north portion afternoon, overcast with rain and / ‘heavy squalls tonight and Friday Key West ball for the benefit of the end of attracting a big league team here for spring training in this ideal climate. SPORTS EDITOR. Baltic Sea Regatta Will Be Revived (By Associated Press) BERLIN, Oct. 13.—The German Baltic sea regatta, reminiscent of pre-war days, will be revived this year. English and Scandinavier yachtsmen will participate. The regatta course will run from the bay of Warnemuende via the Danish island of Dornholm to Kiel. Preparedness OF = Gentieman: honé@dt lad, but it was a $10 bill T lof, not ten ones” Small Boy: “I know, mister, it was $10 bill I picked up. But last time I found one the man tdidn’t have any change”. morning. Today’s Birthdays' ‘eae G. Sargent of Ladiow, | Vt, U. S. attorney-general under | Chicago, Detroit, Fort William, Ont., Toledo, Cleveland and Buf- falo. The deep waterway has been officially defined as a waterway «hall be established in the Leg with a channel at least 27 feet deep to accommodate 90 percent of the vessels sailing the seve! seas. Anything shallower than 127 feet would choke out much | Such notice w ocean freighter tonnage. There are two natural ‘barriers for most ocean tonnage between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic ocean. One is the 30-mile stretch of roaring International Rapids on the lower St. Lawrence river. (The Canadians have built canals } id the ids, but enera! is | diminishing somewhat by Friday |o"2 ae roms ee ee these works accommodate only smaller vessels requiring 14 feet of water or less.) The other hurdle is the 30-mile and Ontario, along which runs ® | strip of lad separating Lakes Erie * the famous Niagara river. That river drops several hundred feet between the two lakes. Part of the drop, incidentally, creates the breath-taking beauty of Niagara n hin PAGE THREE LEGALS OF THE STATE 1 LEGALS hs OF ELECTION LEGISLATU! 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS OF FLORIDA: That the following TEREAS, the legislature of!amendment to Article XIV of the 1937 under the Constitution of 1885, | Constitution of Florida relating to of the State of Florida, did pass/ the y adding thereto four Joint Resolutions — proposing amendments to the Constitution of the State of Florida, and the same as Section 5 of said Article XIV specially applicable to the federally recognized State troops known as National Guard is hereby agreed all he submitted to the of the State of Florida for fon or_ rejection at the next General Election to be held 8, as follows: tion 5. FLORIDA NATIONAL RD.—(a) Whenever there shall be in the State of Florida a_ fed- erally recognized National Guard, the Same shall be sui generis and ject to the lawful orders of the wernor, who shall be Commander . hief.’ (b) ‘The National Guard ays be supported and maintained Sida the State of Florida pursuant Provisions of law prescribed for Marganizing, arming, governing and adiseipling said National Guard_ in accordance with the Acts of Con- | Sress and regulations of the United States War Department thereunto pertaining. (c) Officers of the fed- jerally recognized National Guard, |inciuding the Adjutant General, shall be appointed, shall be subject to suspension, discharge, | removal or compulsory retirement, as such, solely on the basis of mill- tary proficie character and ervice, as determined according to my regulations and usages sanc- tioned by law, anything in this Constitution to the contrary not- withstanding. (d) The qualification of officers and soldiers of the Fed- | erally, Recognized National Guard ) shal e prescribed in military reg- ener ee eee oe ee er tied | ulations promulgated in accordance |General Election of Representa- | Hith, the general specifications of te thee is to ee’ thas, the | _ The votes cast in compliance with Bia Section 7 of Article X of the | Said proposed amendments, and the Frauliteticn fled co as to | Canvass, declarations and returns DREEtOe Tee \ thereof, shall be subject to the same Every person. who has the legal regulations and restrictions as ara title or beneficial title in equity to | Provided by law for general elece real property in this State and who | ons In the Sta as en resides thereon and in good faith ‘ jaune TREE ee makes the sarhe his or her per- hend pekativees dhe Stent manent home,,or, the permanent | Bent of the Bunte cf oo home of another ‘or others legally | Tan at | Selnetiek on or naturally gpendent upon said Canital. this he seth cae person, shall bé& entitled to an ex- | oak ae ts pied emption from. ai}; taxation, OF, FON Be he for assessments for special fits, up to the assessed valuati of Five Thousand Dollars on the | 4 said home and contiguous real | property, as defined in Article 10, | Section 1, of the Constitution, for | the year 1939 and thereafter, ‘Said title may be held by the entireties, jointly, or in common with others, and said exemption may be appor- tioned among such of the owners | as shall reside thereon, as their re- | spective interests shall appear, but| as William H. Sands, Deceased. no such exemption of more than| To all Creditors, Legatees, Dis- Five Thousand Dollars shall be al-| tributees, and all Persons having lowed to any one person or any one! Claims or Demands against said dwelling house, nor shall the | Estate: |amount of the ‘exemption allowed| You, and each of you, are hereby jany person exceed the proportion | notified and required to present any ate assessed valuation based on | claims and demands which you, or the interest owned by such person. | either of you, may have against the The Legislature may prescribe ap- | estate of William Henry Sands, al- | propriate and reasonable laws reg- so known as William H. Sands, de- ulating the manner of establishing | ceased, late of Monroe County, the right to said exemption. | Plorida, to the Hon. Raymond Lora, County Judge of Monroe nty, at his office in the County ourthouse in Key West, Monroe ‘ounty, Florida, within twelve months from the date hereof, Dated September 7th, A. D. 1938, ILDA LOUISE SANDS, Administratrix of the Estate of LEGISLATURE OF THR. SpaTH| .y'iiam Henry Sands, also known OF FLORIDA: | That the following | ALLAN B. CLEARE, amendment to Section 21 of Article| Attorney. for Administratrix of the 3 of the Constitution of the State | “state of William Henry Sands, of Florida as amended at the gen-| aiso known as William H. Sands. eral election 1928 be, and he | septs-15-22 29; oct6-13-20-27; nova, 38, were agreed to by a vote of three- fifths of all the members elected to | each house; that the votes on said Joint Resolutions were entered up- on their respective Journals, with the yeas and nays thereon, and they ld determine and direct that the said Joint Resolutions be submit-, ted to the electors of the State at the General Election in November 193 93 NOW, THEREFORE, 1, R, A} Gray, Secretary of State of «the; State of Florida, do hereby ‘Bive | notice that a» »'. af j GENERAL ELECTION | wilh :be held Jn.cach*county in Fl ida on Tuesdayynext su ing, first’ Monday "in Novenyoer, A. 1938, the said Tuesday betmg the # EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER for the ‘ratification or rejection of the said Joint Resolution propos- ing’ amendments to the Constitu- tion of the State of Florida, viz: A: JOINT RESOLUTION ‘Propo: ing the Amendment of Section 7 o* Article X of the Constitution, Re- lating to the Exemption of Home. steads from Taxation. BE IT RESOLVED BY_ THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE | oF DA: That the following | (SBARY NOTICE TO CREDITORS v COURT OF THE COUNTY » MONROR STATE OF FLORIDA. In_re the Estate of: William Henry Sands, also known COUNTY, A JOINT RESOLUTION Propos- | ing an Amendment to Section 21 of Article 3 of the Constitution of the State of Florida Relating to the Publication of Notice of Intention to Pass Local or Special Laws, BE IT RESOLV BY THE) in t same is hereby agreed to and shall be submitted for ratification or re- | jection by the qualified electors of | the State of Florida voting at the| IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF THR general election to he held in No-| ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1938; that is to say,| OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, that Section 21 of ‘Article 3 of the| IN AND. FOR MONROR COUNTY. Constitution of the State of Fior-| IN CHANCERY. ida shall be amended so as to read| ROBERT SWEENEY, as follows: Complainant, Section 21. In all cases enum- va. DIVORCE. erated in the preceding Section, all| HAZEL DUPLICEY SWEENEY, laws shall be general and of uni- Defendant. form operation throughout the} ORDER OF PUBLICATION State, but in all cases not enum-| It appearing | erated or excepted in that Section, | filed in the abo the Legislature may pass special or| the residencs local laws, except as now or here-| Hazel Duplicey after otherwise provided in the| known, that ah over the age of Constitution; PROVIDED that no/| twenty-one ¥ ind there local or special bill shall be passed,| person in the State of Flort nor shall any local.or speciat law | service of a summons in chi establishing or abolishing muni- peer ahem would bind said de- endant. It in hereby ordered and you Hazel Duplicey Sweeney are here- by required to appear to the bill of cipalities, or providing for their | government, jurisdiction and pow- | complaint filed in this cause, on or hefore November 7th, 1938, | other- ers, or altering or amending the! same, be passed, unless notice of | intention to apply therefor shall/ the man- ner provided by law where the| Wise the allegations of the bill of matter or thing to be affected may | complaint will be taken as con- fessed by you and said cause be proceeded with ex parte. It is further ordered that this order be published once each week vember, A. “‘D. lweeney is un- be situated, which notice shall be) published in the manner provided by law at least thirty days prior to introduction into the Legislature of any such bill, The evidence that such notice has been published for four (4) consecutive weeks in the Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in Key West, Monroe County, Florida. Done and Ordered in Key West this October 5th, 1938, Ross C Sawyer (SEAL) Clerk of the Ciroult Court. By (S84) Anita M. Sal; Deputy Clerk, ALLAN B. CLEARE, SR | Solicitor for Complainant. ‘dows,1928 LEGAL oet6-13-20-27; OTIOR 2. Pursuant to Chapter 15898" Laws of Florida, the undersigned will re- ceive until 10:00 A. M. (8. &. T.). on ¥, October 28, 1938, ernor’s Office in Tallahassee, Florida, sealed offerings of matured or unmatured original or refunding Road and Bridge, Highway, er Re- funding. Bonds of MONROH COUN- TY, FLORIDA. lature before passed, and such evidence shall \ filed or preserved with the bill in the office of the Secretary of State such bill shali such manner as the Legislature shail provide, and the fact that established in the Il in every case be Tecited upon the Journals of the Senate and of the House of Repre- sentatives: PROVIDED, no publication ef any shall be required herewnh: such law contains a provision to the effect that the same shall not become operative or effective until ratified or approved at a referen- dum election to be called in the territory affected in ance with a provision therete tained in such bill, or provided by Legisiature s' A JOINT RES ing an Amendment Article IX of the Cc Florida Relating to Finance by Adding Thereto a Re- quirement That the Legislatere Shall Provide for Raising Revenue o Defray State Appropriations Made for the Benefit of the Uni- form System of Public Free Schoo! and of the State Institutions Higher Learning as a Part of the| price asked. Bonds th: - expenses of the State and on an | fault of interest must be offered at Equality Therewith. |@ FLAT price which price shall be IT RESOLVED THE | Understood to be the price asked ? , through November 7. 1938 and must state full name, descrip- tion, and serial numbers of bonds, interest rate, date of issue, date of maturity, and price asked. The offer must what coupoi be delivered BY Coolidge, born there, 78 years | Falls. (The Canadians also have LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE| for such bonds WITH ALL MA- ago. U. S. Senator Theodore G. Bil- bo of Mississippi, born at Juniper Grove, Miss., 61 years ago. Ex-U. S. Senator Frederick Steiwer of Oregon, born at Jef- fer, Oreg, 55 years ago. Irene Rich, actress, born at Buffalo, N. Y., 47 years ago. Dr. William Z. Ripley, former Harvard economis? born at Med- ford, Mass, 71 years ago. Dr. Frederick A. Middlebush, president of the Univ. of Missouri, born at Grand Rapids, Mich., 48 years ago. Dr. John Johnston of New York City, chemist—director of re- search for U. S. Steel, born in Scotland, 57 years ago. \built the Welland ship canal OF ‘around the falls, but its channel is only 25 feet deep.) Lauder Looks Forward To Another U. S. Visit Press| ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Oct. 13.—Harry Lauder, singing Scots- man, has disclosed in a letter to <;, pupils of Eugene Field school here that he hopes to “be spared to make another tour in the U. S. and Canada”. The pupils listened recently to a Lauder broadcast ftom Scot- land, then wrote him they enjoy- ed the program. Lauder replied immediately, saying: “I certainly appreciate the American appreciation of my songs and work”. He added that “good boys make good men, good men always are respected” LORIDA: That the following amendment of Section 2 of Article OF PAST DUE, wE- FPAULTED OR UNPAID COUPONS iX af the Constitution of Florida| ATTACHED, and notice t* hereby relating to taxation and finance be| @ivem that if any such ecupons have the same is hereby agreed to| been de 4 prict to delivery of shail be submitted to the quali- | electors of the State of nrerenas for ratification of rejection at the pext ensuing general election to} from purchase price, and offerings be held in November. 1938. That is] must be submitted on this baste te say that Sention 2 of Article IX) Seated envelope containing seach of the Constitution of Florida be! offerings shall plainly state om ite am, the same is hereity amended #0 | tee that ft is & proposal for the as to rene & male of MONROE County bonds. “The right is reserved to reject any and all offerings or portions of of- ferings STATE BOARD OF ADMIDUSTRA- TION OF PLORIDA, Vread P. Cone, Governor, as Presi- dent, 4. M. tee Secretary, W. V. Knott, State Treasurer, as Treasurer octhd,iszs LA CONCHA HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District he Legisiature shalt provide sing fevenue to de- fr naes of the State, in-} ing» appropriations | for the benefit of the uniform system of public free schools provided in with Article XII of the 4 of the Bate In- { Higher Learning, for i year, and alev a suffi- sum to pay the prinetpal and nterest of t iating indebted ness of the ; State Comptroiier, as enc client A JOINT RESOLUTION Propes- ing an Amendment to Article XIV of the Constitution of Plorida Re lating to the State Militia by Add- ing There Specialty Re m Gerege——Elevator_—_Firepreot Open The Year Around @ Troops Known as ta National Guard BE IT RESOLVE BY THE