The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1946, Page 3

—eeeeeereerrrr 6 ee ee ee Le eee ee won Price's Duffers Yesterday “Groybeerds”, gyfer the cap- wirey of Bob Spottewood, were | veterme TET over Clem Price's UBed to be present, even those alters” Sunday ot the Key Wee Gell Club on Stock tatend. The Victor: will be guests of the loners of @ steak dinner ot the "“Graybeards” Pear Points Pe Rqpette wowed amt Capteun Hamilton 0 Temp emer itt ad Cherie Yates r Merties Astury and Withe Watkins 3 Camry Herre aed Pranem Delaney 3 tag Dution ond Jack tellers 2 tarry Krught and Poul Mesa, Jr 3 Blind Bogey Sunday Attracted Record | Crowd of Sixty-One' — OF INTEREST TO; Pre Joe Lopec announces that Samday Blend Bege attrected a ed group of 61 participants forte ot lady golfer, Marg Hertim, who netted « score of| oy First prime was won by Alton whe Other winners were Kas-| i. diem Cooper. Chartes Smith +e Getter: and Arthur Curry Pre Lope: wimhes to emphanise that everyome has an equal chance i im & this play as cach player Gulf Stream Restaurant at 7:30 o'clock tonight. ~All members are iwho did not Participate in Sun- day's matches. Following are the individual team scores of the matches yes- terday “Duffers” Points p O'Bryant 3 ayes and Norman Artman Fielden Elbertson and Bascom Grooms Willie Kemp and John Kirschenbaum “Pop” Londeree and Bob Dillard Alton Parks and Charlie Smith oo w - KEY WEST National and State News With A Local Slant By J.W.R. West members of the Gulf Coast Fishermen's Union will be ie he oon handicap, s that interested in the outcome of a etter whet « player scores he meeting tonight of members in Pomeneed «the the St. Petersburg area. Spe vesterdas | Fish dealers in that area ve . stieap Net Petused to meet the prices set by — oe See ~ the union, especially the 12-cent Masdie e . 7 |per pound minimum asked for i. Cant «. asl rouper. The dealers claim the Austin us Ty 94! highest price they can pay for Metger oe Py ag | this — gg stay in buginess”,| a . 2 is nine cei oa ta 4 wr” Refusal of the dealers to meet ” the union's prices is the cause of — = = 4 vow ‘es Petersburg meeting to- , ) nigh eal s jy! Boats in that area have not left! ove: vy ‘ 7g port in two we 4 ‘3 Dr 18 69) 7 Harry Knight 89 12 77| pend Curry Harris 86 10 = *! B Grooms 110 25 as . 3 70°. Albury 96 20 76| band #. 5. Mira 96 15 81 ad +4 *2 Rk Dopp 107 25 82 ” is 76 Wallace 102 12 90) 4 a 4W Tyson 110 22 78} - Be 6 J Cooper 110 30 80 oe 4 8 A Curry 110 : 80) : ‘ 4 R Knowles 99 84) 4 W Vinson 109 B , 8 C Lewin 109 va - , 73 Kirschenb'm 102 Magtn Sd 2 “ Dr Kemp 4 niin 2 3 Delaney 96 ‘ T Demeritt 91 on = ie 2 be €. Yates 83 . x 4 N.Artman 83 np Alton Parks 95 Sete “ % ©. Smith . 96 Pom . ‘ #20 D. Schult 85 = & : oo 2D Weiss al | ™ & od ; 81, F Elbertson 90 ‘ommercial Credit Opens Office Here! Robert 1. Wyman Named as Manager of the Rey Weet Beanch {on city property at north end of 9 ‘ ® fee im through corporation's tuition - " iinined plan However, the Key West office . ae pecialize Mr. Gresham ‘ od, “im providing dealers and} - pout heir customers with complete ta - v t for financing the time . , < sales of automobiles, refrigerators. “ - vd washing machines and oth + . wehold appliances. With ng appliances “ ' t ng vaited goods now com ' mm oF narket again, the Key ' ‘ w “ carry out Com Credit’s by program ~ moumet @ for making more is available oe of the off ns of Americans through! es extend COeuihe credit ® a commerrycemeit the Robert H Wyman has had a . ' ( 8 fe experience in the finance — 1 agpeteal ness and Was associated with @ are x» ’ cope of ‘ nere Credit for six years . e te our Key eve of the Corporation's of See y be suggested n Florida prior to joining © wm that this off he Navy in December, 1941. Dur- o + wei te extend wo Key ling four years aboard the aircraft | aeiteres ee “ orrne Range Wyman saw, amin wevwe wh ‘ t ity wm both the Atlantic ~ freeman Ng r nd Pacific, After receiving bs he came theme make avail-|honorable discharge in October Key West parents th ©) 14 4 the Commercial ~ nts need Credit Cory min the Tampa . hiktven's cd ' ‘ i | it. A Navy boat found his body | Brothers have moved to Toppino | near | dinance which has been held up BARRACUDA SLAUGHTER Still hammering away at con- servation among Key West char-} ter boatmen, we have reported | to us by Assistant State Attorney William V. Albury that the Gulf} Docks were littered with scores of barracuda yesterday! If you} will recall Mr. Albury in 1929} while representative in the state legislature passed the Stone Crab and Crawfish conservation laws for this county. At the time folks here laughed at his over zealous- ness. It has come to pass that crawfish and stone crabs are now very scarce in these waters. There is a season strictly ob- served on them. This question of bringing in barracuda can be- come a serious one. Anyone can} tell you that if barracuda are, caught and killed year atfer year | around the reefs that eventually; a very sporting fish will be rout- ed from the reefs around Key; West. The sporting thing to do with reef fish is to rlease them.| Reef fish can soon be fished out. The floting fish such as the king-; fish and mackerel will not be decimated by the amount charter boatmen take every year on spoon and feather. But barracuda and other eef and bottom fish can quickly be played out if ifshed for too heavily. Sports- men catch your barracuda, bring him into the boat, flip the hook out of his mouth and push him overboard again: to live and fight another day. e e ANOTHER SKIFF DROWNING | Comes through today sad news about the drowning of Judge Roger Watkins in an attempt to swim ashore after a skiff in which he and two others were fishing had overturned, The boat was between the old and new Boca Chica bridges. When it cap- sized, Judge Watkins attempted to swim ashore and was last seen going down just at dark. Another | in the boat was J. Frank Rob: | who in 1908 capsized in a skiff: with Sam Harris. Immediately! the two unstepped the mast and} leg of mutton sail and cast it adrift. Then the two men hung! ed with their feet until they} on the stern of the boat and kick- brought the skiff to shore on a bank in the inner harbor, after; which they found the sail, right-| ed the boat and sailed her in. Every few years or so there is a death from drowning in Key West waters. It usually occurs from a skiff. A good rule is nev- er leave your skiff if you over-! turn unless you are unusually} close to shore. In this case Frank Roberts swam ashore but Judge! Watkins was not able to make! this morning around 8:30. . . | NOTES ON QUESTION Here are answers to questions } on notes found on my desk. The Old Island Gift Shop is to be moved to Caroline street pre- sumably to clear the property for use of the Gulf Atlantic Trans- portation Company in operating its ferries to Cuba. . . Demeritt property at foot of Elizabeth street from where they will oper- ate their fish house. They were formerly on the Bayly property which has been purchased by Berlin Felton and where a long fishing pier will be uilt in the future. Parking meter or- in the suit for temporary injunc- tion by William R. Porter will , be presented at the city commis- sion meeting tomorrow night. . .; Beach Bond validation is in statu quo. It has never come to a hearing. It must be answered in Cireuit Court ‘and in State Su- preme Court for bonds to be properly validated. . . Nothing new on development and lease Simonton street. When negotia- tions are complete, will tell. Ditto for tug and barge. No site} as yet We do not have a juvenile judge now. Plenty of] entanglements there City Stadium is to be improved on the grounds shortly now. More) events to make money and build- ing a concrete stadium are planned. Acquiring sewerage system is a long process. Work] is being done on this at present. Sull waiting on new pump oepration at Marathon for more water to the city. Incidentally,} Manager Ernest Ramsey of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Commis- sion has a sense of appropriate- ness. He always insures that the water runs on Saturday night. Most fitting. Most fittin Wooden foundation and interior of Information Booth has been} completed. Comes next stucco. . .{ Mar! continues on out of the way} streets in town. Also scarifying. Botanical Gardens is being cleaned up steadily. It is a big} job. Pending is the question of the State Highway Department taking it over as a roadside park. CORAL ROCKETS er By L. P. ARTMAN, JR. ‘ PALALALA CAAA BAAD LAAARAEEELE ee: Advertising of Key West is | tion away from the. entrance to ‘to Senator Andrews concerning Highest last 24 hours 83 Lowest last night 74| Mean 78 Normal 76 Precipitation nN Rainfall, 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m., inches 0.00 Total rainfall since oon a inches Deficiency since April 1, inches 0.60 “| Total rainfall since January 1, inches 3.03 | Deficiency since January 1, | inches 2.28 Relative Humidity 56% Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 6:04 am.} Sunset 6:50 p.m Moonrise 7:13 p.m. Moonset 6:22 a.m. Full Moon April 16 5:47 a.m. still in discussion stages. Infor- mation booth and manager first, then projects and advertising man... Traffic situation _is clearing. Those huge yellow stop signs on through streets... . Black market in Key West. con- sists of trucks coming in. here to! sell produce and food products. Some say there is more than this also. . . Norberg Thompson . has been named on, the Everglades; Park National Commission, nat Association. Association is the propaganda body. Commission is the “do it” body. e e OWNER OF KEY Mrs. Nellie Morris is. the owner of Raccoon Key:and if the city ever does plan to use that, island as a refuse ground the property | must be purchased from _her.| This solution to the. scavenger} pier proposal had been. advanced by a prominent businessman. The thought was to have a loca- Key West. . ° ROAD FUND BALANCE At. last count this is the amount the county has in balance in the Road Fund according to the report of one county com- missioner to me. There is a bal- ance of $15,245.22. Breakdown yrevealed original appropriation of $23,800 for maintenance of roads and employees salaries, $4,000 in a contingent fund for roads and $3,000 in another road fund. Thus far $15,554.78 has been spent in all funds leaving a balance as stated, e ° PORTER WORKS FOR FIELD Mr. Porter has sent a telegram Boca Chica Airfield in which he points out that he has been apprized of a movement to cur- tail Boca Chica and placing it back on a caretaker status. He said it was “one of the finest airports in the world” and that} , there were a greater number of flying hours here than at any other airport in .America. “He pointed out that thene were major shops and warehouses here. Mr. Porter pointed: out that the station has a 360 degree radar control, only one in the United States which takes in all] points of the compass. It is dis- tant only five miles from Key West with constant breezes mak~ g living comfortable. Between 25 and 30 million dollars have been expended here, Mr. Porter said. Concerning flying hours, Mr. Porter said that he had been advised that the percentage here is around 95% where in New England states for instance it is only 20%. Senator Andrews re- plied that he was interested inj preserving Boca Chica Field and| would look into the matter. The Weather Key West, Fla. April 15, Observation taken at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (City office) Temperatures 1946! 1 HARVARD, Neb.—When a fire!= broke- out. in: the attic of the; Janitor Frank: Sutton called’ the fire department andj} men. rushed: to the school, un- rolled a length of. hose, turned on the water and promptly split the seams of 356-feet of hose. In the meantime; Sutton had ex- tinguished the blaze, which caus- ed $2 damage. Damage to the hose was estimated at $350. 15-YEAR-OLD TROUT BELLEFONTE, Pa. — Brown) Beauty, a 27-pound, 35-inch trout, believed to be the: world’s largest and’ probably one of the oldest, is dead: The fish is known to have lived at least fifteen: years. at the Pleasant Gap- fish farm. Austrians see a Russian move for a Saviet: calony: there. LEGALS MMMM MM Advertisements:, under thi 15 words or less is 30c. Black Face Type Sr oensouumeuin HELP. WANTED Greatly increased wages for clerks and. messengers. Pleasant work-| ing conditions. Apply Western} Union. apr -t£ Waitresses. (neat appearing) want-/ ed. Gate. Restaurant, Navy en-) trance, 300 Southard St. No liquors sold here. (Harry Gwynn). PIRCUIT COURT OF THE N'RH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR MONROB COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA, HANCERX. No. 10-678 BURTON STULL, Plaintiff, vs. 1VORCE KENNETH D. STULL, Defendant ORDER, OF PUBLICATION Kenneth D. Stull, Disciplinary Barracks, . 2 Barracks 2, Case DOROTHY M. To: = Nort folk, Virginia. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Divorce filed against you in the above s cane on. or before the 6th 4: y, A. D. 1946; otherwise the allegations contained therein will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida this 5th day of. April, 1946, IT COURT ! L) Ross C Sawyer William V. Albury, Attorney for Plaintif! ‘DOR MON Bh OF FLORIDA, LN CHAN- RHEBA C iz, va. DIVORC! CHARLES CUGNO, iy ORDER OF To: Charles Cugno, Address Unknown You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for divorce, in the above styled cause on the Sth day of May D. 1946, | otherwise the aflegat therein will be taken as confessed. This order to be ptblished once a Week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a news- paper published in Key West, Florida. Done and Ordered this 6th day of Apel A, D. 1946, (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Cireuit Court Monrce County, Florida. (sd) Blorence B. Sawyer, Veputy Clerk, By: AS AR Solicitor for the Plainti, AND. FOR MONT: IN CHANCERY, Now 10-670 ALBERT SAUNDERS, 3 uiet ‘Title. | { GARRIEL., TORRES. e Defendan NOTICE 'TO APPL ME OF THI we or | : Gabriel Torres, not be dead or alive; Unknown Spouse of the saié Tones: i known to | The Gabriel mai ‘Torres, Persons ha y interest in the ibed land, situate, lyin Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) j High Tide Low Tide 9:49 a.m. 3:19 a.m. 10:43 p.m. 4:01 p.m. ing in Monroe County, Florida, to- wit: Part of Tract Twenty-n on the @sland of Key ¥ cording to the map or 4» said Island as eli | William A. Whitehe: | ary, | Lal Three of ‘Tract Twent cording to a d The New Progresso As: by Wm. A. Gwynn, recorded in Monroe prds in Plat Book 1, J lot commencing F xteen hundred and eighty (1682) fe Six (6) inches from the corner of White and ‘ the South and having a_ fr Mf Forty- one (41) feet and depth of nty-eight (88) feet You are héreby quired to file your pea May 6th, MW. 1946, in the styled) cause now pending Cireuit Court of th 31 | Judicial Circuit. of the Stat | Wlorida, in and for Monroe Coun in Chancery, whe! Albert Saun- | .|ders is plaintiff and the above! _| named parties | to defendan of. such appearan’ are nt | Will buy all types of used fusmi- ing. Must be Iczal resident, one Write Young lady for cashier and one | who can be - bended. S.J.P., c/o Citizen Office. aprl2-tf. ee Salesmen, Agents — Be indepen- head will be inserted in. The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for each insertion, but the ii minimum charge for the first)iad The rate for blackface type Phone 735) apr3-24tx H es have. their charged. 2- and 3 - bedroom. bungalows, furnished, and unfurnished; small down payment, balance payable monthly, Johnson &}\ aprif Johnson, Phone 372. buggy. 915. North Beach, dent, have a business of your |: sensational ; Atomic Botanical Medicine di-}, rect. to the consumers; $75 to} own selling the $100 per week easily; small cap- ital required; automobile neces-} sary; simply amazing how fastj _ Atomic Medicine sells; world’s | finest system cleanser, For par-' ticulars — write immediately. Atomic Distributors, Southern! Division, P.O. Box 4516, Miami, | Fla. apr12-3t | Stenographer-clerk. Full or part time. Hours to suit. H13. aprl5-2tx MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and service. Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford. & Ross, 220 Duval st., phone 333. apri8 if “GUARANTEED” Repairs on Electric Clocks, Toasters, Irons, Fans, Etc. i Wilson’s Appliance Service 12 Fleming St., Call 1160 { sae hace t ‘ i t Movies at home. See us Amel our 8mm and 16mm movie ren | tal library. Evans Photo Store. 506 Southard St. mar19-1mo For Light Moving | or Transfer Work | Wilson’s Appliance Service | 512 Fleming St., Call 1160 apr2-lm x Picture framing, pictures framed and matted. Paul DiNegro, vl4 Francis St. Phone 1197-M. i mar23-1mox Own your home? Plumbing can} be installed under F.H.A. title! No down payment, one to three years to repay loan. Call us for ll plumbing services and in- stallations. Williams and Rob-| yo, erts, phone 853.. aprl2-tf FOR ARENT Detective stories, romances, biog- raphies ,all the best new books, some for 5c per day, many for only 10c for a whole week. Paul Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon- ton and Eaton Sts. apri uf | i Bicycles To Rent—Daily or weex- ly. B. & B. Cycle Shop, 3822 Flemi mar19-imox RENT A CAR You drive. Late model conver- tibles and sedans. By day or week. PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER | Duval and Division Sts. apr! tf] WANTED TO BUY ture. Write Post Office Box} 466, Key West. aprll-6t} ROOMS FOR RENT Confesso will be t st you. Said cause institute exaid for the “esl pose of quieting the plaintiff's title the following described land. | nd being in Monroe County, -wit Part of Tr enty-nine (29) on the Island of Key West, ac~ cording to the map or was situate plan of ‘Your Lodge Meets | Fern Chapter, OES, 2nd and 4th) Fridays of each month, 8:00 p.m., Scottish Rite Temple. | Pocahontas Lodge, Ist and 3rd | Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m., Red Men's | Hall. Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon days, 7:30 p.m., Knights of) Pythias Hall. Rebekah, Ist and 3rd Fridays, 7:30 “p.m., Golden Eagle Hall. | ey West Lodge Number 163, Knights of Pythias. Meets every Friday night at Knights of; Pythias Hall, Fleming Street. | Truman asks employers to list their jobs with the USES. | aie See | Cut in bread weight without price reduction authorized. ( said Island as delineated by William in Feb- ruary, quare One Twenty-nine a diagram made of Association Wim ecorded | | | i r known { | | { by { at and od Six 6) of White South side of having a_ fr (ity feet and a depth of Kighty- eight (SS) feet It is Further Order be publ acur Ordered that this d once a We ive weeks in 1 a neWspaper ¢ circulation published in punty, Florida. AND ORE Monroe ( ; AD. Key this D at lorida 1948 West, s0th day of Mar (Circuit Court Seal) C Sawyer | ‘ireuit Cour rlorida. (sd) Ro Clerk of t Monroe County, W. Curry Ha c or Plaintiff. aie aprl,8,15,22,1946 | single man. | _ Write Box M.K., apr12-3tx | Sleeping room for $3.50 week. Citizen. FOM MIRE , clamps left ata good price. them at Pepper’s Supplies, 512. Fleming; heaters. | Pepper’s + Supplies, 512° Fleming, , Practically new all-metal baby ‘We have a few 3-foot. wood: Plumbing. Balance of Lewinsky’s furniture ; stock, box springs, mattresses "beds, chairs and other items. Ail new. Are being offered at-dras- aprl3-5tx |. {Are you unlucky? apra-tf, Just arrvied. Small shipment ot| your 20-gallon automatic gas water} Plumbing apr4-tf tically.reduced prices. Through: Lewinsky’s Men’s Shop, 526 Du- val Street. *40 and ’41 Dodge pick-up trucks. |! Command: car conversion. Put- camp-Alexander * Motors, Divi-+ sion and Duval Sts. Three-bedroom house in residen- tial section. Lot 131’ deep and 40° wide, plus additional lot 43’ apr4-15t) ‘by 43’. This attractive offer is priced to sell. Apply, Citizen apr4-tf Office. “ALUMINUM AND STAINLESS STEEL MOULDINGS. |We are now carrying a full line of aluminum and stainless steel mouldings for use as_ sink tims; edging; trimming and mould- ings for show cases, bars, and counters; stripping for linoleam yn floors, drain boards, table! tops and cupboards; edging for garpéts, rugs and doorways; stair nosings; threshold plates. Come in aad look at our samples. Pepper’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Flem- ing. apr9-tf For Sale—24-inch low pedestal fan. Inquire Paul J. Sher, Jew- eler, 532 Duval Street or phone 135. aprl2-tf Electric hot plates, ovens, nails, novelties, gifts, toys, “Titan” paint and enamel. A. M, Herce, 1007 Division St. aprl2-3tx Station wagon, Packard Six, ex: cellent for small delivery truck. In ggod running. condition. Price $500. For quick salé, 408 Greene St. Phone 312-J. apr13-tf Almost new bedroom suite, com- plete with innerspring mattress and springs. 35-E Naval Hous- ing, Naval Air Station. apriS-3t | 2-apt. house for sale, furnished, Magic Chef stoves and electr.: refrigerator Citizen Office. apr9-6ix House paint, oil. 846 Olivia St., Lowe and Son, phone 1597. apr15-2t 14 lots in De Soto county, 8 lots in Big Pine Key. P.O. Box 905. apr13-2tx For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. €. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh | Lane. Phone 1161-W. j aprl-1mox , FOR RENT OR SALE | | ‘House trailer for rent, reasonable, up to Nov. 1. Also corn for sale for chicken feed. Inquire at 420 Southard St. at trailer. apr15-1tx FOR SALE | | - | Table model radio, 7 tubes, just] completely overhauled, excel- lent reception, Must dispose é immediately. 408 Greene $ Phone 312-J. aprl3-ti |Notes (Promissary), le each. Art: | man Press, Citizen Bldg., phone 51. marl “tl Bungalow, corner Florida and} Kliza Sts. Immediate posses- | sion. Priced right for quick buyer. P. J. Conway, care Merey Hospital, Wilkes Barre, | Pa, apr13- ca Elec ‘tric phonograph turntable eral juke box amplifier. 1121 South- ard St aprt5-2tx New five-room house, 1406 New- | ton street. Terms. Apply 1419 Newton Street. aprl5-5tx Woman's bicycle, good tires, bas- ket. Old Island Trading Post, north end Duval St. aprl5-3tx One threc-table pool room, fully equipped with all accessories. Phone 41 or apply at 215, Duval St. Pool room is located at 216 Duval St. aprl5-6tx included. To be} moved from premises. Box L-7, | cabinet trimmings and april ee oe i i. wall trims andj 4), | b eute cra ‘wilt ledger acecunts siege advertisements | ‘ bear ne ye quite rm e asi ia by BE and be convinced—sa' guaranteed or no fee. 1646 N.W. 7th Ave., Miami, Fla. apr15-eod-26tx Lost Black wallet Saturday ing LD: and liberty cards, New York. driver's license. Please return to P. S. Nichols, Key — Cottage Court, Division aprid-itx IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ELEVENTH JU OF RHE SPATE OF IN AND FOR MONROE COT IN CHANCERY. 10-895, JESSIE STANTON MASON, Plaintiff, pivonce ANNA’ TELIA BAKER MW Defendant. are or. eee AND NOTICE TO nna Lelia Baker Mase 780 Lenox Avenue, Vetroit, Michigan. You are hereby ar to the bill of ¢ Divorce filed against above entitled i the 15th day ay otherwise the allegations of bi of complaint will be taken as nfexsed against you DONE 1 ORDERED at Key ! thix 1th dap of EAL Ross © Sawyer Ry: (ad) Floren WM. ROGER WATKINS, Solicitor for the jainant apr maye.1946 ee ee oe IN THE CIRCLED COURT BLEVENTE seas OF THE SP. LN AND ror tosnon © *. CHANCERY, No, 10-600 THOMAS JAMES SEXTON, one ov eu mire AND NOTE TO AePe irady xth Street Alameda, Californ You, are hereliy req r to the bill of © Mivorce filed agains ’ cause of May alles To. Sexton, to ate you i on. oF A TD ot apid the otherwise bil of complaint will ken as | confessed against you 1 and ORDERED at Mey West, Florida, this 12th dag. of A.D. 1946. AL) Clerk of for Monge By: (xd) FI WM. ROG Solicitor fi we AND FOR MONRO COUN CHANCERY. To: Gladys Thayer. You are here! pear to the bill of Divorce filed against above entitled caune h ORDERED at i da, this i2th, lay (ad) Floren R WATKINS for the Comy apris -——_—-— “eo oT °