The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 1, 1939, Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1939 ARMSTRONG WON | BY TECHNICAL KO DEFEATED DAVEY DAY LAST NIGHT AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN (Specint to The Citizens sW YORK, April —Hetry Armctrong a technical kneckout over Davey Day last night at Madison Square Garden. The fight was fast and furious. for the first ten rounds. Arm- strong had a cut over his left eye and was bleeding badly. Day was also,cut up and battered. In the twelfth stanza, after two minutes and 30 seconds of fighting. Day went down from a left hook, but got up. Then the referee thought it best to stop the fight and thereby awarded the victory to Armstrong. Davey made Armstrong, the Human Dynamo, extend himself to the limit. won r * OF BIG LEAGUES No. 1 men of the majors are: Warren C. Giles, vice-president and general manager of Cincin- nati Reds, for his administrative ability as evidenced by his as- sembling of capable talent, in- cluding Manager Bill McKechnie, and his promotion of team morale through tactful handling, enab- ling the Reds to rise from a cel- lar berth to the first division in the space of a year. Joseph V. McCarthy, manager cf New York Yankees, only pilot ever to win three straight world’s series. His 1938 victory gave him a total of four world’s series and five major league pennants. Johnny Vander Meer, Cincin- nati Reds, who pitched two no- hit no-run games in succession, and established a _ National League record of not allowing a hit over a’stretch of 21 and two- thirds innings. Most valuable player in the American League in 1938 was Jimmy Foxx of the Boston Red Sox, and in the National League the honors went to Ernie Lom- bardi of the Cincinnati Reds. Foxx received 305 votes and SOLTeAeees Lombardi, 229. Champion hitter last year was} | PLAYERS TRYOUT Lombardi, with an average of AT ST. AUGUSTINE 342. In the American League, Foxx led with .349. 8 Lefty Grove won the earned Mario Hernandez, of the run average honors for pitchers, Pirates, third baseman: Julio allowing only 3.05 per nine in- Barcelo, Jr., leftfielder and nings. He won 14 and lost but first beseman of the Pirates; four games. ‘ Big Bill Lee had the best rec- Joe Navarro, catcher of Sea- food Grill; Harry Wickers, pitcher of Seafood Grill, and Robert Bethel, pitcher of the oid in the National League and the best of both circuits, 3.06. He Key West Conchs will leave this week for tryout with St. gained 22 victories and lost only Augustine nine. nine games. MINOR LEAGUE Mario Hernandez is bat- ting an even .300+for the year; Barcelo, .388; Joe, Na- SHORTS Lou McKenna, businses mana- varro, .375. Wickers is hit- ting .33, and ger of the St. Paul American As- good brand of sociation club, has rebuilt a sev- enth place club into a pennant Robert Bethel has" losf but two games since Sane 1, 1937. winner, and broke the all-time 'SISIHIS ED attendance record for St. Paul. Paul Ricards, catcher-manager of the Atlanta Crackers’? 6f*<the Southern Association, pilét@chis team to a clean sweep victory in STAGED AT CIVIC CENTER, IN MIAMI; IMMENSE the. league all-star game, the CROWD ATTENDS de ee Larry French snags regular season, the league play- off and the Dixie Series. Fred Hutchinson, Seattle Pa- cific Coast 19-year-old pitcher, playing his first season, hung up a record of 25 wins against seven losses in Class AA baseball. He was sold to Detroit Tigers for $50,000 cash and four players. Today’s Anniversaries 1578—William Harvey, English physician, discoverer of the cir- culation of the blood, born. Died June 3, 1657. The big jamboree staged in the’ Civic Center in Miami last night! undef the auspices of the Key) Chib Dade County} proved taibeja grand throughout. The event. was in celebration 1742—Samuel Bard; New. York of.diie fitst anniversary ol thé physician and proNssor, one of opening -of--the: Ovérseas High: the most. eminent of. his day. .y; leading from Miami to Key born in Philadelphia. Died Marcheqpests ecaiiainilileiadll = 24, 1821. The numbers put on by Key Westers under the direction of 1802—Guy R. Phelps, the Hart-' Mrs. Eva B. Warner were well ford, Conn., druggist who found-| presented, while the entire pro- ed the Connecticut Mutual Life gram was carried out splendidly, Insurance Co., born at Simsbury, and was greatly enjoyed by the Conn. Died March 18, 1869. many faking part in the festivi- ties of the occasion. 1826—Edward A. Sothern, not-| There was approximately ed American actor, twice dis- twenty-five hundred persons in charged at beginning of his ca- attendance, all of whom were reer for incapacity, father of a noted actor, born in England. Philadelphia. Died in England. Died there, Jan. 20, 1881. Aug.1, 1911. in success 1852—Edwin A .Abbey, famed, 1883—Lon chan actor, born American and English artist, at Colorado Springs, Colo. Died; muralist and illustrator, born in| Aug. 26, 1930. <jthe 3rd day” = court! and a degal) sales, dat) dur- ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | LEGALS [> ERG aSs IRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cirncurT " oj — thn SRE cmeurr OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, | IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. {x AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCER IN CHANCERY. | = : 114 H 7 N ————. RICHARD H. KEMP. as Trus- tee, WILLIAM H. MALONE and ee BAN NIE TE OF KEY WEST, a corporation PORTER HARRIS, a organized under the laws of Plaintiffs, the United States, and doing Bede ie | business in the City of Key : of Mortgage. W, o 0 a <a ‘est, Monroe County, Flori dead, the heirs. devisee: ' Ptaintiff, i s vs. Suit to Quiet Title. grantees, or other claimants.u 'LUCY RORERTS. a widow, if der the said William G._ Mc- alive, and if dead her unknown Rae, deceased. and McRA’ heirs, devisees, legatees, or his wife, whose Christian nam grantees, et ab, is unknown, if he be marrie } i Defendants. EUGENE T. LANE, if, living. ER FOR P z 2 and if dead, the heirs, devisees, DO ee #rantees or other claimants un- Lucy Roberts, der the said Eugene T. Lane, ‘and if dead her unknow deceased, and BELLA H. LANE, devisees, legatees or HA Miriam White, also known his wife; WILLIS W. and RUTH R. HALL his wife. Miriam L. White, if alive, and FA. STAKEMILLER and dead her unknown heirs, devise: legatees or grantees, and —— ETHEL A. STAKEMILLER, his = her hysband, whose Christian name wife, is unknown, if she be married, George L. Roberts, if dead his unknown heirs lonatees: or grantees, , Whose Chr f a widow, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLIC appearing by the Richard H. William H. Mali Harris, a the plaintiffs in the above cause that plaintiffs It Bill Kemp. and widow, styled McRae, i all oe lai terests under Rae, deceased. to the following piece, parcel or ituate. lying and be- rf Monroe, State described as fol- in the Coun Florida, and s Two (2) and Three (3) and Southwest Quarter of the utheast Quarter of Section Fourteen (14), and part of Lots one (1) and Twe n Section Twenty-three (23),| Township Sixty-two (62) South.of Range Thirty-eight (38) East, except that parcel of land described in a deed from John Lowe, Jr., to Richard Tedder, dated” March 12, 1915, and recorded in Book “A-2", Page 189, Monroe Coun- ty, Florida. Records. Together with all the tenements, i provements, easements, | here- ditaments, ‘and appurtenane appertaining to the said prop- together with all riparian appertaining to said A. Whitehead’s A. ue known on W neated in February. as a_part of Lot F (4), Square Thirty-three (32); Beginning Fifty feet Three inches from the corner of Mar- garet and Fleming Stre; thence running along Flem Street in a Northeasterly rection One hundred and fi feet and.nine inches: then right angles in a Northwesterly direction. One — hundred and thirty-two feet: at right theasterly feet ii MeRae. his wife, whose ristian name is unknown, if he he married, Eugene T. Lane. if living, and if dead. all parties claiming interests under said Eugene T. Lane, deceased. or other- . in and to the land above de- ibed and Della Lane. his certain of the defendants in and they are hereby required to appear to the Complaint in aid cause feet > place of beginning. v notified that The Sey West, s of the Unite ng business in_ th West, Monroe County, plaintiff, has filed a defendants, in the Cireuit ¢ the Eleventh J the Monroe County sworn Bill of © purpose of clearing Y its title to the lands her ihbefore scribed ‘and for the. purpose eting said title. IT IS THERE that you, of Florida mplaint will be taken as said defendants e1 thi of a ORDER rts, a Wit d@ hersunknown an easy liner during practice at Chicago Cubs camp on Catalina Island. mueh hottét-ones whistle by ‘their ears, sometimes. Pitchers -have icitor for Plaintiff. apri-8- ‘OURT, 11TH MONROE IN CHAN- circurr CIRCUIT, 1 greatly delighted, with a spirit of { FLORIDA. ;cooperation prevailing through- out the entire evening. “LEGALS deceased, Knowles, ‘ay and if dead, Ledo, if alive. “LAND COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff, INTHAL, and if THAL, her husband, Defendants. ORDER _ FOR PUBLICATION IN THE NAME OF THE STATE s OF FLORIDA: anty of Monro ida, more particularly follows, to-wi IT that under and pursuant to that entered A. D. Arthur by virtue of a d certain decree on the 20th day it appearing sworn bill of 1938, by the|complaint and affidavit appended Gomez, of4thereto, filed in the above cause, urt of |that the residences of Etta Rosen- it = ap and if married. Rosen- be Chan-/|thal, her husband, the Defendants . in that certain e: therein |therein named, are unknown, and in John C. Park is the | tha at there is no person in the State h E. Browne, ‘e of subpoena ecutor of the such De- tament of Jeffer- a Rosenthal sed, and Made- Rosenthal are each over his wife, are _ the age of twenty-one years, it is , therefore Master in| ORDERED that said Defendants, said de- and each of them, be and they are will offer for sale at public | kereby. required to. appear to the to the highest bidder for;bill o complai) filed in said “before the front door of the feause om a het ees the ard aay of: 1 ibed as Thirty-three ( Thr corner of Mar- Street Fleming sterly di- nd fifty thence thence Street jon’ One feet and at right westerly rty-two fe les in a direction One hundred féet Six inches: thence right angles in a South om Forty-four fee angles in a re nF hundred inche ash, unty Court House in Key West, sTempther wise Menre unty,’ Florida, on Monday} BH willede | of April. A. D.. 1939 (same beipe a rate day of said THhek ordered. that this | a. Southeasterly oné® a week | Eighty-eight feet to Fleming Street, the place of beginning pu are hereby required t ing the legal hours of sale, to-wit, | order between /IT o'gidck ‘in the Beaters, fot four _( utive weeks, in and ‘2 o'clock’ in the aftertioon of] the Key West n, a newspaper said day,: an“ undivided two-thirds / published tn said County and State. (2\3) interest in and to the follow-| This 3rd day of March, A.+D. ing described property to satisfy | 193! | said decree by payment the (Circuit Court Seal) amounts therein specified: i Lot Three (3) Square (8) ac- { cording to William A. White- "s map of said City of Key dq Lot Three (3) in re Eight (8) having a Duval Street of One and Sixteen (116) feet pth at right angles therewith of 100° 6" less a small part of the N. W. Corner which was conveyed to Amos | ©. Tift by deed dated May 1, 1883, the building on — said premises being — unnumbered and known as the Jefferson Hotel. ALLAN B. CLEARE. JR., Special Master in Chancery. RAYMOND R. LORD, Solicitor for Complainant. mar4-11-18-2; the Ist da e the Com- nfessed |allegations of said ss C Sawyer a > Clerk of Circuit Court. Larue Peitenen (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. E. F. P. BRIGHAM. Solicitor fer Plaintiff, 1 Alfred I. duPont Bldg.. Miami, Florida. \ mar4-11-18. By Further Ordered that this Order be published once a week jfor four (4) cutive weeks in |The Key West Citizen, a new |paper published in Monroe County, | State of Florida Dated this ist 1939. ' a! front on andre 3 apri,1939/ | D. | (Cireuit Court Seal) NOTICE Ross C Sawyer Ret: {Clerk Circuit Court Eleventh Judi- Notice is hereby given of the 1 Circuit of Florida, in and jintention of the undersigned to CURRY HARES. apply to the Legislature of the! Solicitor for Plaintiff. State of Florida at its regular session in the year A. D. 1939 for aprt.1939 |the passage of an Act fixing the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE! (Sailge pep ne eae “ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cincurr 2UEe of all counties of the State OF FLORIDA, AND For Of Florida having a population of oe COUNTY. IN CHAN- not less than 13,300 and not more than 13,360 according to the Florida State Census of 1935 jat Nine Hundred Dollars ($900.00) ORDER OF PUBLICATION Per spree ag deren mea ‘appearing “by the sworn biti/(!2) -monthly-. installments ~ of filed in the above cause that Sally |seventy-five ($75) dollars each, aw, Band eoruerie herein, is'payable by Warrant drawn “by nver t y years, that her residence is unkonwn andthe Board of County Commis- that her last known residence was |sioners upon the General Rev-| Florid: est Ded < i “ . Said bill ill anathat. theese Sa intng enue Fund of such counties, to- fix nee oe iaeaiecoasties of anid State of Florida the service of a' gether with any and all fees! Clerk at $125.00 een su detendamt: "= outa. Pad earned by said County Judge ini payable monthly from the Gen” It is therefore Ordered and De-/|the performance of his duties, as F creed that the said defendant be such Cotinty Judge, as now or jeral Revenue Fund of said Coun- and she is hereby required to ap- ity. Said bill will also provide jhegeafter. may be provided by/that all fees and costs collected law and repealing all laws OT iby the Clerk of the Criminal parts of laws in conflict ea -e pear te the said Bill of Complaint filed in said cause on or before the with. Dated at Key day of April, A Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Legislature of the State of Flor- ida, at its next regular session to be held in Tallahassee, Florida, beginning on the. first Tuesday after the first Monday in April, 1939, to-wit, April 4th, 1939, for the passage of a local or special bill to fix the compensation of the Glerk of the Criminal Court of . in and for Monroe curtord’ ‘ec. Shaw, Plaintiff, ¥s. Sally Shaw, Defendant. 3rd day of April, 1939, otherwise the allegations of said bill to be taken as confessed against her. It is further Ordered and De- creed that this Order be published once each week for four consecu. tive weeks in the Key West Citi. zen, a newspaper published in Mon- roe County, Florida. On this 3r@ day of March, re D. 1939. a a) Ross C Sawyer the Cireuit | * mard-11- SS 3: 1,1939 Ist day of April, A. D. 1939. ____C. SAM B. CURRY. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements under this pad will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (lc) a word for each insertion. but the mini- mum for the first insertion in every instance is twenty-five cents (25c). Advertisers should give their street address as well as their telephone number if they desire ' results. Payment for ciassified adver- tisements is invariably in ad- if‘ vance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertisements charged. FOR SALE R. S. HOWARD PIANO, $50.00; Electric Range, $25. 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Box CM, The Citizen. \ mar27-tt | LUNCH ROOM and 61942 Duval Street, Monroe Theater. equipment next to mar31-2tx | BABY CHICKS, 10c each. $1.00 dozen. 812 Windsor Lanc. mar31-2tx FOR RENT t | FURNISHED HOUSE for rent Apply 510 Francis street. |night appearances. . | pressed themselves | H j of Loneliness” will be held over | for DAUGHTER BORN mar30-3tx PAGE THREE MOVING PICTURE NEW VESSEL SHOW TOMORROW IS ACCEPTED Tender Zinnia “Children of Loneliness” the‘ underwent trial moving picture taken from the coact of Delaware. best seller book, “Well Of Lone- formally accepted by the Light- liness”, had a successful showing house Department, and is now at at the Monrve Theatre Thursday. the. @dgemore Depot wharf near and Friday of this week at mid->wiiniington, N.C. -Patrons ex-' » Supermtendent W. W. Demeritt being much said that all that is being await interested in the treatment -ac-4@j-is*fhe anchor chains, whic corded the delicate subject em- were when the ship bodied in the script. was launched. When these mat Many residents of Key West'ters have been attended to the were unable to attend this show,| ship will leave for the trip to and at their request, “Children [Key West HENRY HASKINS NOW IN GOTHAM which recently and tests off the has been not ready a special showing tomorrow Sunday, at a 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon show. Ticket office will be open at 2: 30. assistant Seventh at this and is having taking im the Haskins, the Henry B superintendent Lighthouse District, time in New York a wondcriul time, preliminaries of the World's Fair, according to advice Te- ceived at headquarters. It expected that Mr. Has- kins will visit several depots of the departments his route south, inciuding the depot of the Fifth District at Norfolk and the Sixth Djstrict at Charleson, S C. The“letfer indicates that Mr Haskins' ¥4fft arrive in Key West Thursday DURING MORNING Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Knowles of 928 Eaton street announce the birth of a daughter, weighing eight pounds, this marning. The new arrival has been giv- en the name of Winnie Maric. Mother and baby are reported is on Round th Yous KEY WEST visz “a7 FAV ANA ZA via P & O Steamship CUBA 420"n°° BNCLUDING ec te West, 8:300.m. Mondays-Thursdays Ar. Hevana, 3:00 p.m. same afternoon \. Lv. Havana, 9:000.m. Tuesdays-Fridays Ac. Key Wes, 3.1500, seme sfeemose a5 ® CUBAN TOURIST TAX Soc 10 DAY Limit To PORT TAMPA, Tuesdays and Frideys. 5 p.m —— APARTMENT, 1104 —— street, opposite Tift’s Grocery Modern, hot water. See Ray- mond Lord, County Court. mar29-tf NICE FURNISHED HOUSE, five .Fooms and bath. New furni ture, modern conveniences. garage. Apply 619 Ashe street mar27-7tx FURNISHED HOUSES—all mod- ern conveniences. 1114 Grin- nell Street. nov3-tt ROOMS |NEW VALDEZ INN, 521 United Sixteen beautiful new rooms. 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