The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 24, 1941, Page 3

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 19 41 MEMORY OF THE Moon Cage Teams Scored © by Jeanne Bowman YESTERDAY: A_ handsome vaquero tells Constance she is on the wrong road. He suggests she spend the night at an outrider’s Pest. Constance decides to cons ceal her indentity for awhile. Chapter Five Se Spanish Serenade ‘O” forestall further. questions Marietta lifted a towel from a she She lifted a bar of violently pink soap, “Car- huge pitcher: “Warm water,” announced gravely. nation,” she elucidated. She lighted candles in wal scones, then fled from the room, Constance sat down on the edge} of the bed; sank into a goose: feathered tick, and regaining her} balance laughed aloud, Forty-eight hours ago she had been boarding an airtransport. Searchlights had played on the towers of one of the greatest cities | of modern times. This was a different world. This | room was older than that city. The candle light flickered on walls three feet in thickness. “And Pedro,” she whispered. | “He's of this world. In a moment Lamson will call me and ll wake | sheepish the others, manana-manana, to- morrow there would be time to ask questions. Now she was content to sit across the hearth from Pedro, aware of his eyes watching her, baffled by their expression; to sit and listen to Josefa, Marietta and little Juan plucking their steel guitars and singing the sense- surge ‘songs of her father’s peo- | ple. “Thees,” piped Marietta, in translation, “is the song of one man who lose many cattie for the love of one foolish girl. See now, I sing heem.” Constance sat up, alert. She was about to be one foolish girl who could lose many cattle in the fas- | cination of that man who watched her. Surely he couldn't read her mind, but his lips were curved ightly and his eyes dancing with | devilment as though he under- |stood her reaction to Marietta’s words, The conceit of him, thought |Constance and threw her first query, the moment Marietta’a song was Stilled. “Speaking of cattle,” she murmured, addressing the oldest of the riders, “tell me about your work, what you do nd how, and haw many cattle to your run, Tell me all about it.” The rider looked at Pedro in embarrassment. Pedro 1 up, or else a fifty-piece orchestra! interpreted at length, and the Pedro was settin will start playing La-Paloma and Pll know I’m on a movie set.” ,The music started. Not a fifty- piece orche but one lone guitar and accompanying it, a gay young voice, Constance went to the window, pushed aside pots of blooming geraniums, and leaned out. Josefa ga stage for her. jrider began«stuttering his answer in Spanish, ‘Much Work, Little Pay’ ‘HE says,” began Pedro to Con- stance, “that work is all there is on this ranch; much work jand little pay. The old days are |gone. He is very sad. Even the cattle are sad.” ’ (THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 2121 Points In Thirty: Games; Marines Led First - Half Champions Piled Up 466 Markers Students Best Shooters Foul | Official Island City Basketball League first-half records have just been released by John R.! Offutt, head of the sport in Key West. In the thirty games played during the half, seven teams scored a total of 2121 points, 941; field goals and 239 foul shots. League average in foul shoot- ing was 41.9%, a creditable show- ing. Of the 570 fouls recorded, 466 were personal. High School topped the clubs in foul shooting with an average of 47.2. Students successfully sunk 52 charity tosses out of a possible 110. Pepper’s Plumbers had a better average than the School five, 48.4, but were drop- ped from the league several games before the completion of the first- half, Pipe-Fitters took only 66 chances. U.S. Marines, champions of the initial half of the split sched- ule, led in scoring with 466 points. Runners-up Lions placed second —69 markers in the rear of the Devil Dogs or possessing a total of 397 points. High School wound up in third place, just 17 points in back of the Lions. The league's fourth club in games won and lost were paced by Anthony Mc- Mahon with 138 markers, highest of any player in the circuit. Lowest scoring club was the VP53, which played only five games. VP33 replaced the 53’s at the midway mark and ovtscored their fellow airmen, 153 to 133 points, in the same number of contests. Team scoring follows: Team— FG FS Marines 209 48-110 Lions 177 43- 99 School 164 52-110 i Army 152 34- 89 Peppers 111+ 32- 66 | VP33 69 15- 52 !VP53 59 15- 44 F% 43.6 43.4 47.2 38.3 48:4 28.8 34.0 <—P 466 397 380 338 254 153 133 Totals— 941 239-570 9 2121 (FG—field goals; FS—foul shots; |F.%—pecentage of fouls shot; TP total points.) “GREAT CHARITY GESTURE'-PEPPER Gaeees BENEFIT SERIES SHOULD BE ANNUAL AFFAIR, PLUMBER SPONSOR SAYS | Morris Pepper, sponsor of the ‘Pepper’s Plumbers, softball club, is anxiously awaiting the begin- ning of the infantile paralysis jbenefit series next Tuesday night at Bayview Park. | “I believe it will be a hard- fought series as far as the games are concerned, and it is a great humanitarian gesture as far as playing for the benefit of the in- fantile paralysis fund is con- concerned. I hope this will be an annual affair, so the sports of Key: West can do their'share for the ,Warm ‘Springs Foundation. It | think that each and every person should géntribute to this fund and help some children in their fight for life*. Plumbers are softball cham- pions of Key West. They won the fourth and deciding game of the title series from Key West Conchs on September 20 last year. The series went only four games, ! Pipe-Fitters: taking the first, los- ing the second and sweeping the other two. William Cates, second baseman and captain, led the se- ries’ swatters with an average of 642. Cates placed second at the end of play in the National League of 1940. He poled 23 safeties in 52| tries, scoring 17 runs, for the high | mark of .442. Julius Villareal, who will play shortfield in the forthcoming series, possessed an average of .384. Leétfielder Higgs blasted the ball at a .340 clip. Peppers’ moundsman Clarence | Gates is the top-ranking softball pitcher in Key West. He entered the local Hall of Fame last year | with a no-hit no-run ‘game} against Sawyer’s Barbers on Aug- ust 23. He also twirled several | one- and two-hit affairs. During, the second-half of National League play he lost only one game, while winning 10. Arthur Griffin, who saw action in five battles, won two for the Peppers, ~ THREE-WAY TIE IN BLIND BOGIE, SPOTTSWOOD. HARRIS AND PATTERSON POS- SESSED 74'S Thursday’s Blind Bogie event at the Golf Club course on Stock Island.‘ended in a three-way for first place. Bob Spottswood, Cur- | ry Harris and R. D. Paterson of | the Casa Marina each possessed a 74 score at the end of play, Scores follow: Bob Spottswood Curry Harris R. D. Patterson Mrs. Edwin Than- houser - see 2 Mrs. Robt. Parrish — 100 Mrs. E, B. Caulkins E. B. Caulkins - W. Post R. Prince see Tom McFadden ___. B. P. Gannett Dr. Wm. Kemp _ John Pinder E. Mathews ‘Each Thursday and Sunday a blind bogie event will take place | for the rest of the season. The events are proving popular among visitors to Key West. ROD-REEL CLUB AT 80 84 86 6—74 | 10—74 12—74 45—72 25—71 15—78 | 12—75 22—75 25—71 15—%5 12—76 PLANTATION KEY’ TWENTY-TWO MIAMI BEACH | CRUISERS IN FIRST FLEET SAILING OF 1941 The Miami Beach Rod and Reel Club made its first fleet cruise of 1941 to Plantation Key Yacht Club for the wekend. In spite of bad weather, 22 cruisers made the trip and many others arrived there in cars. The fleet was led by Commo- dore and Mrs. William N. Mans- field in their yacht Duches. Oth- ers included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poehl, Yacht Bobby Anne; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ludwig, Three | Brothers; Jack Sawyer and par- \ty, Alta Lee; Charles Bernard and party, Happala III; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rutherford, Jane Anne; Mr. and Mrs. Parish, The Moon; Mr. and Mrs. Romie Terrell, Nifty; Easman Jacobus and par- ty, Oligrin; Robert Schwarz and party, Avonmoor; Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce, Webb IV, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Barth, Bucha- 20—80 | 17—T7 | 10—72 | LEGALS NOTICE OF APRLCATION FOR TAX DE! | % Senate BIN No, 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That | Milo Corporation, holder of State) and County Tax Certificates No: » 2276, 2277, 2278 and 2279, issued | the 7th day of July, A. D. 1931 & has |filed same in my office and® has jmade application for a tax deed to | be issued thereon. Said Certificates jembrace the following described | property in the County of Monroe, | | State of Florida, to-wil Lot 26 Sqr 4, Key Largo City, I dustrial Section Plat No. [Book 1 Page 176, as ri }roe County Records, certificate No. 2275. |ment of said property under “the said certificate i name of Colon Lot 1 Sqr 5, dustrial Section Plat | Book 1 Page 176, a: roe County Records, as embraced in certificate No. 2276, }ment of said property under the) said certificate issued was in the name of Marion G, Tracy. Lot 2 Sqr 5, Key Largo City, In- | austrial Section Plat No. 5, Plat | Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Mon- | roe County Records, as enbraces feos lcertificate No. 22 Th ment of said property under “the said certificate issued was in the name of Maripn G. Tracy. Lot 3 Sqr 5, Key Largo City, In- dvstrial Section Plat No. 5, ‘Plat | Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Mon- |roe County Records, as embraced in jcertificate No. 2278. The assess- ment of said property under the |said certificate issued was in the | name of Marion G. Tracy. Lot 4 Sar 5, Key Largo City, In- dustrial Section Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Mon- roe County Records, as embraced in certificate . ment of said property under the said certificate issued was in the | name of Marion G. Tracy. Unless said certificates shall be | eaeauen according to e property described therein will be |sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the first Mon- day in the month of Febru: 1941, | whteb is| the 3rd day of February, | “Datea saan ts 27th day of December, | (SAUD Clerk of Circuit County, Florida. dee: 940; jan3-10-17-24,1941 | Ross C Sawyer Court, Monroe NOTICE ~~ Paco ig FOR gts mat me: 163) |. NOTICE IS HEREBY ‘Given, That Milo Corparation, holder of State County Tax Certificates Nos. 34, 1235, 1236 and 1237, A rd day of August, A. Di. 1931, has application for a tax deed to be is- sued thereon. Said Certificates om- brace the following described prop- erty in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Lot 30 Sqr 5 Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec. Key Largo, Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, Monroe Coun- |ty Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 1233, The assessment of tificate issued was in the name of Peter and Victoria Gianotti. Lot 31 Sar 5 Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec. Key Largo, Plat No. 6 | Plat Book 1 Page 176, Monroe Coun- ty Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 1234. The assessment of |said property under the said cer- tificate issued was in the name of | Peter and Victoria Gianotti, Lot 32 Sar 5 Key Largo City, In- | dustrial Sec. Key Largo, Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, Monroe Coun- ty Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 1235. The assessment of | said property under the said ce: tificate issued was in the name | Peter and Victoria Gianotti. Lot 33 Sqr 5 Key Largo City, In- | dustrial Sec. Key Largo, Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, Monroe Co ty Records, as embraced in ce: said property under the said cer- | LEGALS ——_— NOTICE x APEATies FOR (Senate ait No. 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That! Milo Corporation, holder of @ County Tax Certificates of June, A. D. 1934, has filed same in my office and has made application | ims for a tax deed to be issued Po hg Said certificates embrace fol. lowing described preperig in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, Ke Neh tpt ¥, Ins | 176, ax Toapehedi ta Mameee County Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 408. The assessment of | Hftoate. Now 38 said property under the said , cer. | Said tificate issued was in the name of to-wit: Lot 27 Sqr, 3, Ke ‘dustrial Sec. Plat 1 Page Emma Ay Cla: ‘Lot dustrial Sec, Plat No. 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe Records, as embraced in cer- | No, 409. The assessment of property under the said cer- tificate issued was in Whe name of Emma P. Clark. Lot 7 Sar 9, Key Largo City, In. dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 410, The assessment o: said property under the said cer- tificate issued was in the name o} Porter J, Smyth, | “Unless said certificates shall be redeemed according to law, property described therein will sold to the highest bidder at court house door on the first Mon. day in the month of February, 1941, ik is the 3rd day of February, 27th day of December, 19 | ’Datea this A. D. 1940, (SEAL) Clerk of Circuit County, Florida. dec27.1240; jan3-10-17-24,194 Ross C Sawyer Court, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED | a NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN, That | tate Nos. ‘and h day of t | n my office and has made application ifor a tax deed to be issved thereon. | ilo Corporation, holder of and County Tax Certificates 2234, % of 2247, 2250, orks ae | 1-17' of 2289, issued the August, A. D. 1929, hi filed sam pared Certificates embrace the fol: lowing described property in , Count: Lot 25 Sqr 4, Key Largo City, bi | aacbtick Section Plat No. 6, | Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Mon. |roe County Records, as embraced in certificate No, 2234. The asse: | ment of said property under the erties ate of E. BE. Dru Lots 28 & 29 Sqr 5, Plat Book 1 filed same in my office and has made | Page 176, Key Largo City, Industria! as Fecorded in Section Plat No. Monroe County Records, ai braced in % of certificate No. onat. the name of Miami Bank & | Company. Lot 45 Sar 5, Key Largo City, In dustrial Section Plat No. Sook | Pane 116, aarseorded ta Ma roe County Records, as embraced certificate No, 2250. The asses: ment of said property under the said | certificate issued was i the name of Purity Water Compa Lot 52 Sqr tA ae | yiarge Cl City, h dustrial Section | Book 1 Page 176, Ba “3 roe County Records, as embraced lcertificate No, 2252. The ass ment of said Brogexty hang § the said | ed wi ee Leasate |certificate i in of Stembler Insurance 3e Azone austtial Bection Plat? ae | Book 1 Page 17 | Foe County Ree certificate No. 2263. \s, as _embri The | certificate fi | of Stembler Lot 26 Sqr dustrial Section Plat | Book 1 Page 176, suran Key ae ity, In: No. 5, SRY jana . 409 and 410, issued the 4th day 1aee 36 rk. 8 Sar 3, Key Largo City, In-/| Plat Book | @ the Monroe the | of Monroe, State of Florida, sued was in the name | Trust | 8 recorded in Mor m | LEGALS eS NOTICH v.. oan FOR | (Senate BI NO, 163) ‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Milo Corporation, holder of ‘State ETN, Tex Certificates Nos. 6, 367, 368, 369, 370 and asued the eth day of July, A. 1936, has filed same in my office made application for a tax ‘deed issued thereon. Said Cer- tifieaten None the following e- ‘sor: y in th unty of | Monroe, Weate of Florida, to-wit Lot 1 Sqr 8, Key Largo City, In- ae out No, i Rut Book in Monroe wenbraced tn-eurs The assessment of property under th id cer: {titteate sued was in’ the name oot M. H. Black, rat 2 Sqr 8, Key Largo City, In- ustrial Sec. Plat No, Plat Book {1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cers | tificate No. 365. The assessment of \said property under the said cers | tifieate a was in the name of Jas. M. Black. Lot 8 eee 8, Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec, Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 366. The assessment of jsaid property under the said ce: itificate issued was in the name of [tas M. H. Black. Lot 4 Sqr 8, Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec, Plat No. 5, Plat Book Page 176, recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cei | tificate No. 367. The assessment of aid property under the said cer- tificate issued was in the name of Jas. M. H. Black. Lot 5 Sar 8, Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 368. The assessment of said property under the said cer- Ufieate issued was in the name of das. M. H. Blas Lot & sqr Sy Tare City, | dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat t Book {1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No, 369. The assessment of said property under the said cer- tificate issued was in the name of Jas. M. H. Black, : Lot 1 Sqr 9, Key Largo City, I dustrial Sec, Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer= tificate No, 370. ‘The assessment of aid’ property under the .said tificate issued was in the name of L. H. Gipp. Sai Largo City, In- | dustrial Sec. Plat No.°5, Plat Rook 1 Pag recorded in Monroe embraced in cers tificate No. 371, The assessment of said property under the sald cer- | fificate ssnues was in the name of 1 | Le H. Gip) Unless sald certificates redeemed according to law erein will dustr: County Ree ft t 1 In- day in the month of February, 19 wa is the 3rd day of February, at | 19 Datea this 27th day of Decemb: . D, 1940, Ross C Sawyer Court, Monres 8 he County, Florida, dec27,1940; jan3-10-17-24,1941 Subscribe to The Citizen—20¢ weekly, DR. A. M. MORGAN Announces that JULIA HERGATT of Chicago is now in charge af the Plat | recorded in Mon- as embraced in | tificate No. 1236. The assessment of | roe County Record: “4 2269, The | No. roo. said property under the said cer-| 1-17 of certificate { After a banquet dinner, guests | tificate ge trey ile amegey the'aaid certificate teaued waa in the} Petes a0 Se eee a name of Miam{ Bank & Trust Com: Was squatted below her window singing, teeth shining white in his dark, elfin face. “Play my favorite, Little-Joe,” Army ran off with the honor (2) of using the most players in ja single game, 18. At the opposite “Paay-dro!” cried little Mari- and lost three. etta in horror. _ “Silence, little one,” chided Ma- ria, urged a voice, Leaning against a nearby tree| was the vaquero. Yellow light from the window of the next Toom revealed the indolent grace of him, red light of his cigaret Sleamed like the mischief she felt was in his ey Constance thought she under- stood. Pedro was setting a stage for her. Well, she'd play up to him, take part in this little com- edy. Besides, dressing for dinner would be paying honor to her humble hostess. Heart keeping time to the in- toxicating melody Little Josefa} sang, she turned back to her Toom. She was glad she had tucked one dinner dress into her bag; a soft, silk jersey of the same | sapphire-blue as her eyes, With) bracelets, her hair look fes Dre: eandle-lit Donna was ily, but if carry this new radiance home with her, Donna have to look to her laufels. Marietta was shy delighted i Senorita M ance, and Maria, ps the kitchen wirled high, she would e. she leaned close to the mirror and marveled. e beauty of fa e, Con: could back g out from to shrill Sudden Flame 1 trom lean- he mantel, and Con- PEDRO er heart | ‘and | ¢ t flame there. he .roem, spread a glow and though she must from Ro was made her > family, whic! PLUMBERS WILL PRACTICE SUNDAY - os orning Roy Hamli thi that th Plumbers will go throu Workout nm anounced h a stiff Nel clips and earrings and} would | el's appear-| e whole adventure, | "Us sit in soli- ke | ¢ Pepper's “The senorita speaks.” Constance hadn’t spoken; she had caught the quick retort on her lips when she saw the swift in- terchange of glances as Pedro be- gan his first words to the rider. Now her words lashed at the rider. “And how can you tell when the cattle are sad?” Pedro translated and the rider | shrugged his shoulders, threw out his hands and spoke lengthily. Pedro's shoulders also moved, but convulsively, as he answered, his face serious, “They droop,” he explained. “The spirit of the land |is dead. The Cabrillos . . .they have gone to seed.” Maria arose precipitously, gath- ering her offspring together and herding them from the room, leav- ing behind her a stringef Spanish | directed in pious horror at’Pedro. ‘The riders followed, as though glad to get away, then Pedro arose and smiled at Constance: “Would you like to take a turn pout the place?” he asked. “This alley is enchanting in the moon- | light. The fog is afraid to drop.” | Constance debated. She would. She knew there was sometiing enchanting in the valley. Perhaps she could learn the secret of it. And yet, this man had been hav- ing fun at her expense. “If you can’t be trusted to speak |the truth in candle light, I don’t know what you might say in en- jchanted moonlight,” he Tre- | marked, d closer, the most ile Constance had on human features face. “And you're 0 find out,” he surmised, raightened in dig- id,” she correcte: terested, Goodnight, een noches, Sefiorita Mi- ughing. interested; ry at herself . And: when’ she town, out the candles she look out to de a biack- ¢ trees on the te adobe; and up to ere the fog hovered gin a 10 o'clock. NavSias t f the The Citizen, 2c end were the Lions, who confined their activities to nine men. Marines committed the most personal fouls, 92, one ahead of the Lions. for the entire first-half was High School with only 69. Corh- bining fouls of thé two Air Squadron clubs, the Aviators out- fouled the Marines, 93 to 92. Records of players used personal fouls: Team— Marines Lions High School | Army Pepper’s Plumbers VP33 VP53 the and No. Players PF 11 - 9 15 18 12 15 11 91 91 69 77 54 45 38 466 Totals— 92) CONCH CAGERS 0 FIRST ROAD TRIP Key West High School varsity basketball club left over the high- way noon today on its first road trip of the season. Ten members, Coach Johnny R, Offutt and Man- ager Eugene Berkowitz composed the group traveling in two cars. Conchs will meet Andrew Jack- ,son tonight and Ponce de Leon ‘Saturday night. Both games will be play’ in Miami. They will return tee Sunday. Next §veekend, Stuart and Pa- hokee High school varsity cagers Lowest fouling team} ‘with thé locals. \MAN WHO RAN FASTEST TRACK MILE ree A Believes He ‘Should Have Quit Years Ago eae RUNS COLLEGE HEALTH CLINIC NOW (Assoc! MOUNT VERNON, Ia. Jan. 24. —It’s Dr. Cunningham now The iron-chested Kansas run- ner who overcame boyhood in- juries to run the greatest mile of all time and represent the United States twice in Olympic Games. has hung up his spikes. At 31 his steel-shod track are in retirement except for regu- Yar workouts required in taper- ing off from years of competi tion. Glenn Cunr Cornell college health clinic here which gives medical examina- t d health = instructi t all of the school’s 600 students. He insists that his job the only thing over which he is much concerned, and declares that he has yen a thought to the nos- talgia of retirement — the fact that, for the first time, he isn't beginning another indoor track campaign this year. Just a little less than three years ago, the Kansas “Iron Man” covered Dartmouth’s mile track in 4:44, a world record never rec Press Feature Service) ognized as such because it was run indoors. His fastest outdoor made at Princeton in says he feels he time Cunningham 1934—4:6.7. should have quit running in com- petition at least two years ago » of the constant traveling in his job. at_ the University of Kansas. T who mention his age he cepiies, “tommy- was he had to do nose ‘On the a the verage I made better year or two than when I was supposed to have been in my prime”, he says. Cunningham, who has a doctor of philosophy degree from New York university, is aided in his work here by two full-time nurses and three part-time assist- ants) He works in co-operation with local physicians and dent- ists. ‘Our health service is more one of education and prevention than The department e says danced to the music of Joe Thomason’s orchestra. | | Today In History | sce.Srs sarge tte seme © |S io acre Eats i | ik is the 3rd day of February, 1791—(150 years ago) Massa-| chusetts Historical Society found- | ed. 1838—Samuel first telegraphic tention Universe. Right Wheel”. message: “Aat-| & By Kingdoms, | 1848—Historic discovery of gold | at Sutter’s Fort, Cal, by James/ W. Marshall, Sutter’s partner in building a new mill. Like Sut- | —— will corfie to Key West for games 'ter, the discovery a personal mis- | fortune. 1853—Cleveland, Norwalk & Toledo Railway opens, complet- ing line between Chicago and New York. —_—_— ! 1903—Treaty providing for mix- ed commission to settle Alaskan boundary et 8: in Washington. 19 sage Morse’s | dustrial See, Key Largo, Plat No. 5, | Plat Book 1 Page 176, Monroe Cou) ty Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No, 1237. The assessment of said property under the said cer-/ Unless said certificates shall be Be according to law, the property described therein will be | sold to the highest bidder~ at the court house door on the first Mon- |day in the month of February, 1941 which is the 3rd day of February, 41 Detea: ue 27th day of December, SEAL) Clerk ae Circuit County, Florida. dec27,1940; jan3-10-1 Ross C Court, Sawyer Monroe NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Senate Bil No, 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Milo Corporation, holder, of State | Certifitates Nos and 998, issued the 5th’ day of September A. D, 1932, has filed same in my office and has made | application for a tax deed to & sued thereon. Said Certificates brace the following described proj y in the County of Monroe, State | of Florida, to-wit: Lot 25 Sar 6, Key Largo City, In-| dustrial See. Plat No, 5, Plat Book | 1 Page 176, as Saotkel in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer- tificate No. 994. The assessment of said property under the said cer- | tifieate issued was in the name of 1908—First Boy _ Boy Scout troop organized in England by late Sir —____ Baden Powell. 1920—Secretary of Labor Wil- son rules Communists a revolu- tionary party and all alien mem- bers subject to deportation. 1937—Louisville, Ky., asks the army’s aid to cope with floods. does handle cases of minor ness, however. “Gienn the Great”—as a track | man—still looks toward the even- tuality of a four-minute mile. Present records “will keep on ing down for a long time”, the in- go y one of the current crop of milers may break the present mark if he really concentrates on Close friends here say that the ere at runner is really trying to ive down” his track reputation nm favor of his work at the little college. He is definitely a “college pro- fessor” now, they say. and happy in the field he has chosen, turn- ing away queries about the fu- ture with a simple: “What more n I ask?” Adoiph Reisman. Lot 9 Sqr 9, Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced im cer- tificate No. 995. The assessment of said property under the said cer- tificate issued was in the name of Anna M. Spelbring. Lot 10 Sqr %, Key Largo City. In- dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book 1 Page 176, as recorded in Monroe County Records, as embraced in cer- tifleate No. 996. The assessment of said property under the said cer- tiflcate issued was in the name of GM. & F. M. Wilson. Sqr 9, Key Largo City, In- trial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book Page 176, as recorded in Monroe nty Records, as embraced in cer- ate No, $97. The assesament of d property under the said car- ficate issued was in the name of M. & F. M. Wilson. Lot 14 Sqr 9, Key Largo City, In- dustrial Sec. Plat No. 5, Plat Book Page 178, as recoréed in Monroe perty under the said issued was in the name of Ella P. Fiegal less anid certificates shall sold to the highest bidder at court howse door on the first Men- day in the month of February, 1941. which is the 3rd day of February. ia4t Dated this 27th day of December, A. D. 1946. (SBAL) Clerk of Circuit County, Florida. deetl.1968: jand-10-17-246.1941 Subscribe to The Citizen, 2c weekly. Ross C Court, Sawyer Monroe Lot 34 Sqr 5 Key Largo City, In-| Unless said certificates shall ine redeemed according to | property described therein will be sold to the highest err at. the court house door on the first Mon "Dated this 27th day of December, A. (SEAL) Clerk of Cireuit County, Florida. 4e027,1940; Jan3-10-17-94,1943 Chk de knkkdl,) ‘Round Out Yo MK withalig Leave KEY WEST 10:30 A.M. Mondays & Thursdays Ar, Key West - THE PEN Priders 345 Key West's Hotel De Luxe 200 de! htful ere each with ATE BA’ DANCING NIGHTLY 290 TRIP bed argdleprv | Cuuas Vases 1c To PORT TAMPA ROUND TRIP $18 Leave Every Friday at 445 p.m.