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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18
LEGALS

n THE CIRCUIT COURT ELEM
ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Of
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY. N CHANCERY No.
s-sSs
sI.ECIAL TAX SCHOOL Dis
TRIcT NO. OF MONROE
COUNTY. FBORIDAs The
Board of Public Instruction
for the County Of Monroe.
State OF Florida, and Clarence
II. Pierce. Ralph X Johnson.
and Allan d. Cleare. as and
constituting the Board Of Pub
lie Instruction for the County
Of Monroe, State Of Florida.
Petitioners.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
NOTICE
TO TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS
OF SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DIS
TRICT NO. 1 OF MONROE COUE-
TY. FLORIDA. AND ALL OTHERS
1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that a petition
has been filed in the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Of
Florida. in and for Monroe County.
for the purpose OF obtaining a de-
cree Of said Court validating and
confirming Refunding Bonds Of
Special Tax School District No. 1
of Monroe County, Florida, in the
sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars
(SI2, 100000 Series IA. and Twen-
ty-four Thousand Dollars fs24. ;
000.00l Series BIB, to be dated Jan
uary /. 1887. as fully described in
said petition for valuation, and thai
the Honorable Paul d. Barns. one
of the Judges of said Court. has is
sued an order requiring that cause
be shown. if any. there be. al the
Courthouse in Miami. Dade County.
Florida. at 10 o'clock Al NJ. on the
bonds shall not be validated and
confirmed and you are hereby
Notified to show cause, IL any you
.haft3s at the time and place speci-|
fieaHn said order. why said bonds
sh5sfld not be validated and con-
firIned.
This notice shall be pablished in
The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West, Mon
roe County, Florida. once each
week for three CD consecutive
weeks prior to said hearing, the
first publication thereof to be at
least eighteen US) days prior TO.
the date of said hearing.
WITNESS my hand and the Of
fetal seal of said Court. at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
9TH day of May. 1897.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Eleventh
Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and
for Monroe County.
mayl-II-IS-25. 1897
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The millennium viii have arrived when
4 body II office holders decides to cut down
che salaries they are receiving instead of
waiting until the voters make the decision
ler them.
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Calm and Dumb

D.mchurch-He's one man who
keeps his head when all around
him sre losing theirs.
Bungwit-Yes, he's so dumb
he has no idea what the excite
ment is all about.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18

A woman has had a lump on
her forehead removed by a new
massage treatment.
She can now be described as
level headed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18

She (hysterically)-I wish
had never married you.
He-S'shl Don't let us quarrel
here on the street. What have
we our home for?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18
FREQUENT Trip. to AItar

Irene-Does Clara go to church
often?
Iris-verv. Why she's been
married six times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18

Mrs. Williams could only find
two aisle seats, one behind the
other. Wishing to sit with her
sister. she cautiously surveyed the
man in the next seat. Fina ~ she
leaned over and whispered, Il
beg your pardon. sir. but are you
alone"
Without even turning his head
in the slightest, but twisting his
mouth and shielding It with his
hand, he mutteIed: "Cut it out,
sister, cut it out; the wife's with
me-" The Wall Street Journal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18
Tit For Tat

MY first wife was a good
cook"
~WelI nv first husband never
complained"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18
Correct

"How can you say Blank is ef-
feminate?"
1..'s always late at an appoint
ment."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18

STATE or FLORIDA
To TANPAT E4<3 AID t'Iflt.sset
SPECIAL. TAX ~I1tHA. M
TRlcT No. Z o. MnNNtt# E
TT. FLORIDA. AND Ali. LII M
IT NAY CO1ecEN<,
Please take notiee rhaf a
has bcsn filed ~ she EtFrNt t4
Of the Eleventh Judicial Iirrslt -
Florida. IN and Ser AunruF InAH
for the purpose ~ uf.Ia InInE q e.
cree Of said ceurt Fal1atN aea
confirming RefanaiaE lsenls
Special Tax Srhaol IsiafFlrt -
Of Monroe Couutg. Flurttla. ~ fa4
sum 81 Sexenfx-flNe Thnasana th
lars (f7s. aoooal SERIES A A
One Hundred EsNhty -fnuF Fnmuam@#
Dollars tSis4.aea ne4 SERIES m
be dated January A lA1l. - t1
described IN xala uFtttIun fuF
Paul y. Barns. une uf lhe 1aalE4a -
said Court. has issurd a. es1FF
quiring thai canae - enuHn
any there -. ~ fhr IouFth.alsf -
Miami. fsade ronutF. fls'Ftaa.
o'clock a a.. 80 tAr 4N4A aa
May, 1881. uhx aasd hnWas NN
not be VALIDATED mnN nnnfaEEeeM
and you are hereAs nugffsNa 90 MNasM
cause. u anx 500 h4xT mf sMm s
an9 place speciftea ln Hna
~ ~ said bends Ehuaif Df9 - t
dated and conftrrard.
This notice SHALL - nNtl.nhea =
III KEY WeEf Eili1fn. > nee a.assssF
rblished IN keT HeaI 1E4
(4pts, Fiorldas ence rseA HE
three ~ eene.sl| &s
Y = - -. -. e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-18

senator Hodges says that everybody
knoNs who Is the king Of .bolita'' in Flor
Va. Who Is he. anyway
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1856. 5. Supreme CeaFt -.
ralidates the Guffsy Coal A. e
5 20 3 decision
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Today In History


1sss-Conxrezs anlharIrn4 ~
Wilkes expedition - tn A1iAf
frs scientific expedinan iI1se
out by the GovnrnneuA
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Subscribe to The Citizen-20c
weekly.
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HAVE A SMILE

wedding anniversary. l hope
Wen get lot of presents.
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T935-New Tork polaee N
proclaims br name ~ p1alk aaAs
mics leaders 81 ia EanEA
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192T-MichiEan fnrmor N
mites a school. kildnG 81 eaiAs-@
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT ELES-
ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY. IN CHASCEhT No.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08
MOTOR VEHICLE DEATHS INCREASE

Motor vehicle deaths in Mississippi climbed from 1872 in
1885 to 525 during the past year, representing an increase Of
$40. -. an increase entirely out of proportion to the increas-
ed number of vehicles in operation during the last year.
According to certain authorities in Mississippi the reason
for this tremendous increase is complete lack of traffic law
enforcement in the state, with the exception Of fair enforce
ment of city ordinances in q few Of the larger towns. Even
though our laws are notably ancient they are still sufficient
to reduce accidents by 50m if they were obeyed.
The same authorities say the state needs a uniform
drivers license law, controlled by central authority, and
enforced without fear or favor; that if individuals are re-
CURED to have a license to drive with its attendant RESPONSE
bilities they will be more likely to have a knowledge of the
laws and obey them.
All of this may be true but in our opinion a drivers
license law isn't worth the paper it's written on unless it
carries with it a test for %capabilty and an intelligent knowl-
edge of the mechanism Of an automobile and at least some
knowledge Of the simple laws of the road.
At least one of our border states has drivers license
law that is absolutely worthless as far as promoting safety
and reducing accidents. Anyone may secure a license by GO
ing to the probate office and pay the fee and fill out a form.
No test for capabilty whatever is given. It's just another
nuisance fee for automobile owners.
So if Mississippi is to have a drivers license law at any
time in the near future we suggest that the law be one with
a little punch in it. enough punch and force to make it
effective and worthwhile.
1t might be a good idea to have an intelligence test for
drivers made at the same time.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08
BOIL wEEvIL INFESTATION
IN STATE go LESS NOW

The average boil weevil infes-
tation in Mississippi this past
week was approximately go less
than the preceding week. Exam
nations were made in 81 counties
throughout the state by State
Plant Board inspectors who found
weevils present in 100 out of lis
fields visited or S7%, as compar-
ed with 1870 last week. The
average infestation for the state
was 6% of the squares infested
compared with 90 last week, 10
in 1886 and 1879 in 1885.
Summarizing the reports re-
ceived, r. p. Colmer, Chief IN
spector of the Board, says that
the following counties showed
infestations Of 1919 or more: At
tala, Calhoun, Copiah, Grenada,
Leake, Monroe, Pike, Washing
ton, and Yalobusha. However,
there is a general infestation of
weevils throughout the state that
could cause considerable damage
provided weather conditions be-
come favorable for an increase
in weevil population.
Leafworms have been report
ed to the Plant Board from Lou
isiana or Mississippi.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08
Editorials
AGAIN

Again poliomeltis raises its ugly head in Mississippi.
Already there are three less cases in the state than occurred
during the entire year 1886. Eleven deaths have occurred
this year.
1t is high time people are looking at this matter seriously
and taking whatever precautions humanity possible to pre-
vent the disease.
According to DR.. Felix j. Underwood, state health Of
ficer, there have been no cases of the disease occurring in
Mississippi after properly using the spray perfected by the
United States Public Health Service. One spraying every
other day for four spraying and then once a week is said to
be an absolute preventative of the disease. The spray should
be used weekly until the epidemic is over.
Grown ups are subject to this disease as well as children.
Both groups should be equally cautious.
Two cases, according to latest reports, have occurred in
Attala county.
People in Holmes county should take notice.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08

FOR SALE:-8-room house in ex
cellent condition. Double garage.
Good Barn. Situated on 2-acre lot
in city Of Lexington proper. See
Pat M. Barrett, Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08
BOB CAIN WILL HAVE
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Friends and relatives of Bob
Cain are invited to attend a
birthday celebration given in his
honor on July Is. They are ask
ed to bring a well filled basket,
according to his daughter, Mrs.
Bishop. o..
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08

Mrs. Fl. A. Moore and Mrs. w.
f. McCrary made a business trip
to jackson last Monday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08
h TOWN GREW

l knew two men in a small town who were sworn
enemies. They were always in a fight.
One was of one faction and one of another, and between
the two, with their friends, they fed a feud while they
crucified the community.
One day one of these men became seriously concerned
over the situation. A new enterprise under way for the town
needed a united front.
He put God into his heart, buried his pride, went to his
enemy, offered him his hand, begged forgiveness and got it.
Strange as it may seem, these two men became good
friends, and the town grew and they both prospered.
Clayton Rand
God help the man who won't marry until he finds a
PERFECT WOMAN. and God help him STILL MORE if
he FINDS HER.
Ben Tilet
Husbands are awkward things. even keeping them in
Mary Buckley
He is h%appiest, be he king or peasant, who finds PEACE
in his HOME.
Johann Goethe
If it was woman who put man out of Paradise, it is wo-
man, and only woman, who can lead him back.
Gilbert Hubbard
MOTHER: Jack, if you don't stop running around the
house yoall get hurt
JACK: IF I stop III get hurt anyway-Dads after me
with a shingle.'
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08
EAR CORN FOR SALE See
Mrs. B. s. Sheehy. Market Price.

FOR SALE one five room
house and 100 acres Of good land
35 in Observation-Disclosures near
Chester and Eupora, Miss. Good
Price. Terms to responsible par
ties.
L. ]. Partridge, Eupora, Miss.
Routes
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08

FOR RENT:-4-Room furnished
apartment. Apply at News Office.
Will Sell whole house if right
parties interested. Phone 10 at
News Office.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08

WANTED Man with car. Route
experience preferred but not nee
essary. Opening now Write Rawl-
eigh's, MSQ-54MB, Memphis,
Tenn, or see T. v. Blaylock, Lex
ington, Miss. R-4
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-07-08

FOR RENT Furnished apart
rlent, 2 large rooms. Modern con-
veniences. Convenient to bath.
Mrs. T. q. Moore, 100 Depot st.
Evening star., 1937-11-06

There just aren't enough bathrooms
in this house!" That has been the
plant of many q family for many and
many year. The answer to this great
American problem seems to be the
modern powder room, with its con-
venient facilities for washing and
dressing, its own color schemes. its
own personality. 1t contains a lava
tory, closet, dressing table and bench,
hamper and, perhaps, shower. Furth-
ermore, it helps to keep peace in the
best-regulated families.
Being tiny and immensely pleas
ing, this new room sometimes occupies
the space of a recent clothes closet
on the lower floor. Sometimes it Is
tucked inside on the basement moor
so that hard-playing children have
little excuse for lodging washing up
before meals At other times it climbs
aloft and takes over a walled-on
portion Of q bedroom. Or, a house
may have all three and run extra
smoothly.
To keep down initial expense, un-
finished vanity, bench, hamper and
medicine chest may be purchased
and then enameled in the main color
Of the room. inexpensive accessories
such a. towel bars, soap dishes, drink
ing glass holders are then painted in
brilliant contrast Another idea to
simplify the color scheme is to paint
ceiling. walls, floor, In one cool color
the lightest tint of which is on the
ceiling, the darkest on the floor. Then
the housewife selects vivid contrast
color for towels, small scatter rug and
the shower curtain. Presto! She may
thus achieve a different-looking pow
der room by having more than one
set Of these simple contrasting acces-
sories.
| For example, in 4 room where q
ceiling is painted ice blue, walls are
slightly deeper and the floor is = deep
blue, there are cheerful rose-red
towels tapping over ice blue towel
bars and rose-red chenille rug on
the deep blue floor. Ice blue also
backgrounds = balancing color like
beige. Shades Of gray in the back.
ground act Is demure foil for touches
OF rose pink or the new shade called
dawn, which is a soft rose tone.
II you're powder room-inatins, per-
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Cayly Colored Ponder Room
Aids in Running Household

haps you'd like this new department
Of your household to have walls painted
peach color and the ceiling coated the
color OF rich cream. On q deep sea
green floor, a creAm-toned rug will
stand out attractively, while towels
Of sea green and . dressing table and
stationary fixtures Of pale peach tint
will complete the picture in most ef-
fective fashion.
Another room which has a white
painted ceiling has woodwork and
blinds Of silver gray, black floor
with a formal border and center star
design in white. The dressing table
and chair have been enameled ivory
white. while the top of the table is
morning glory blue, glassed over. The
walls are also morning glory blue.
Evening star., 1937-11-06

paper when decorating . party room.
The paper material used In the manu-
factlre Of the insulation Is tcreped
when It Il being made which makes
1t 70 compact and easy to handle.
Not content with being Just oreped,
the insulation u also backed with
asphalt and u treated against IRE. It
will not be bothered In the least by at
tacks Of .vermin, insects or fungi. and
once It Il installed you need not worry
about its settling down snd losing
its f1ne Insulating qualities. The
manufacturers claim, by the way, that
the 1-inch blanket OF heat-resisting
material. which will cover your home,
has ample insulation effect without
stacking large quantities OF materials
in place.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
|E3 A "a
82kopEeN'z47'oa8 eS'E!z

Thus, whom water q forced through
the onA-ptps circuit Of this systsm.
It goes first Of al up to each radiator
through 3 small pipe tapped directly
into the main. After going through
the radiator 1t II pulled out and down
by one Of these fittings through which
the main body Of hot water u passed
at . rapid rate.
AZ u evident from remarks made
about forcing the water through the
heating main, 1t is necessary to have
an electric water circulator in the sys-
tenn to force the stun around Ut the
proper pressure. It y also necessary
to have IN automatic valve In place
to prevent the water from circulating
unless you want it 'to-under direct
control Of the thermostat upstairs.
With . system such ~ this one in
your home, YOU can also secure your
domestic hot water ct very low cost
by heating it in the same boiler that
you are heating your house with. This
Is made possible by the circulator and
automatic valve which hold the hot
water in the boiler 1T 4 definits tenn
perature unless, Of course, the heat IL
needed upstairs.
INSULATION for old and new houses
Is rapidly becoming as important q
feature as the heating plant or the
Kitchen stove. Every day more and
more people are finding out that they
can save money on fuel during the
winter and also secure 4 much more
comfortable atmosphere free from cold
spots and unlivAble rooms.
We saw a new insulation the other
day which should do q fine Job of
blanketing house against the on
slaught Of cold winds which will soon
be upon US. It consists of q number
Of compressed blankets, comparatively
small affairs, in fact, which are nailed
up between each of the studs. They
are then pulled down between the
studs like you would pull down crepe
Evening star., 1937-11-06
APPRAISERS SESSION
WILL HEAR MCCORMICK

Edmund ]. Mccormick of New York
City, first vice president Of the So
ciety of Residential Appraisers, was
In washington today for the meeting
OF the Joint Committee on Appraisal
and Mortgage Analysis and is expected
to address the meeting. Accompany
ing him is Franklin Hardinge, jr., of
Chicago, secretary of the society.
This will be the final meeting Of
the joint committee before the ma
tional forum which is scheduled to
be held in Washington November 10
and 20, under the auspices OF six
organizations, including the society,
the American Institute Of Real Estate
Appraisers, the National Association
Of Housing Oficial, the Farm Credit
Administration, the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board and the Federal
Housing Administration.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
BY LAWRENCE CR0Lrus.


IF YOU are contemplating the In
stallation Of q heating plant,
either in 4 new house or m old
= one, you will be interested In q
clever new circulating system which
seemingly does the impossible. This
arrangement not only costs less to put
In. but also for all intents and purposes
defies the laws Of nature to boot.
BY utilizing = new type Of fitting,
this hot-water heating plant uses only
one pipe. one size Of pipe, and one cir
cult to al the radiators. You will
probably ask how can only one pipe
carry hot water to all the radiators,
carry the cooled-o1 water away from
the radiators and still heat the house
evenly and efficiently.
Your question Is easily answered with
= brief description OF the fitting which
makes all this business possible. It
operates on the well-known Ventura
principle, the same force which makes
your carburetor work on your car.
In other words, If you take q stream
OF air or q liquid and force 1t through
. small opening you Immediately
change its pressure into velocity. This
velocity will induce q now of air OF
liquid in the direction OF the original
stream. Hence, in your carburetor
the air which is rushing through on
Its way to the cylinders will induce
now Of gasoline-and in this new
one-pipe heating system . now Of
water Is pulled through the radiators
The part which does all the wori
consists OF a small casting with an
opening at either end threaded to TAXI
a IL Inch pipe. On the top Of the
hitting is located h-inch hole. On
the inside Is located small chamber
through which the water is forced
under pressure. 1t Is in this chamber
that the action takes place which pull
water down Through the small n i-incf
pipe from the radiator.
Evening star., 1937-11-06

gage risk rating and valuation pro-
cedures.
The Interstate Building Association
was granted = charter in 1892 and
has assets Of over Il 1,00o, 900. Its Sec
retary Is Edward K. Jones. The asso-
ciation is { member of ths Federal
Home Loan Bank and the Federal
Savings q Loan Insurance Corp.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
ASSOCIATION APPROVED
FOR INSURED MORTGAGE
Interstate Building Of Washing.
ton Qualities Under Terms
Of Housing Act.

The Interstate Building Association,
Washington Building, has been ap-
proved ~ \ qualified mortgage under
Title II OF the National Housing Act,
1t was announced by Administrator
Stewart Mcdonald of the Federal
Housing Administration.
This approval qualities the Inter-
state Building Association to make
loans for home purchases and home
building under the insured mortgage
system and provides its customers
with the attractive features found in
the Housing Administrations mort
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Flat Lighting Fixture

A novel lighting fixture made os
nat translucent plastic sheets is shad-
ow-proof. not easily broken, Is easy
to clean, can be washed With water,
alcohol or other solvents. It's flat-
meas makes 1t especially desirable for
low ceilings.
Evening star., 1937-05-03

one hand covering the bottom Of a
piece Of stationery upon which an
unfinished note was penned. 1t read.
"Olga susp-"
Closer inspection revealed the desk
drawer partially opened, an open ink
bottle, pen tray holding the re-
Gently used pen, and several pencils
and the gun from which the shot had
been fired was on the rug beside the
chair. The bullet was found embedded
in the wall just below a window.
Well" said the inspector, II think
the note Is forgery and know this
man was not killed while he was writ
ing It,"
How did the inspector know thisi
(Answer on Page B-14)
Copyrishs. 1879
Evening star., 1937-05-03

'They say Mr.. Blacksnake has been
seen once or twice around the edge
OF the Smiling Pool" said another.
1--WE always have the Watersnakes to
look out for, and goodness knows, they
are bad enough. 1t Is getting so !
hardly dare put my nose out OF water
near shore"
II notice LonglegS the Heron is
| here" said Mrs. Toad
"Oh, yes," replied Mrs. pepper the
| Hyla, who was near And his cousin,
| Quawk, the Night Heron, is here, too
hate to see them come, but we get
| used to them after while"
DO they stay long? I've always
wondered. You know, I leave the
Smiling Pool after while, and after
that never see either of those fell
lows. Not that I am sorry. Nothing
like that" said Mrs Toad.
You may well say you are not
sorry" said Mrs. pepper. And you
are lucky they are not around where
you are. They are here all Summer
Evening star., 1937-05-03

long, and it Is az much as ones life
Is worth to 90 ashore. I've heard say
they travel up and down the Big
River and along yhe Laughing Brook,
and that wherever there is water they
are likely to appear. I don't see how
you manage to find place they never
visit, Mrs. Toad"
Perhaps 1t Is because where !
spend most Of the year there isn't
any water, excepting when it rains, "
said Mrs. Toad reflectively
Goodness" exclaimed Mrs Croak-
er the Green Fog, who had been
listening Goodness me! Do you
mean to say that you live where there
Is no water? I couldn't think Of such
thing. really couldn't. Without
water and mud to dive into, what do
you do in time Of danger"
Crawl under something or dig in,
replied Mrs. Toad briefly.
England Is spending $22,5Oo 900 on
new telephone cables