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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28
NEW YORK VAROSA A
BOOTLEG SZEN ELLEN

New York varos tanacsa rem
deletet adott XII, amely meg
tiltja a bootleg szen hasznala-
tat es a rendelet ellen vetoket
nehez penzbirsaggal sujtja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

kakashazi Kakas Tamas es
szemrehanyo hangon mondta:
- TIE, Marci, gyalazatos le-
geny vagy te. Irsz tie minden-
kir6l, csak eppen enfelolem
hallgatsz. Hat mar annyira ell
feledkeztel volna rolam?
No, ezt a mulasztast teszem
iowa most ANIMAL is inkabb,
inert az en- Tamas batyam es
szinten nehai hitvestarsa,
tyukfalvi Tyukos Roza olyan
kulonos szemelyek voltak, akik
szora csakugyan erdemesek.
Eszembe jut peldaul roluk
az, hogy mikor meg volt ma
gyar tengerpart, akkor mem
nyugodtak addig, amig ell mem
utaztak Fiumeba, hogy a ma
gyar tengert meglassak. Jar
kaltak fel IS ala a parton, meg
bamultak mindent, de legjob-
ban a vilagito torony tint fel
nekik. inert olyan volt, mint
manapsag az automobiloknak
kisebb keresztezeseknel a jel-
z6 Tampa. Hol kigyulladt, hol
elaludt a langja.
Megszolalt egyszer az en- Ia
mas batyam:
= No, nit szolsz ehhez a vi
lagito toronyhoz, te asszony?
Amire Roza nenem meg
mondta, hogy NIT gondolt::
Fene turelme lehet an
max az e1nbernek, aki ezt orzi
A szel eddig legalabb otven-
seer fujta el a lampajat es mem
unta meg, hanem meggyujtot-
ia mindig ujra.
A ketto kozul nagynenem
unta meg hamarabb a tengert.
Tamas batyam mem tudott an
max gyony0rusegeivel betelni.
Talan az is hozzajarult az eH
vezethez, hogy igen alkalma-
tos olasz voros borokat arul-
gattak arrafele, amt szinten
igen alkalmatos olasz menyecs-
kek szolgaltak fel a vendegek-
mex. Eleg az hozza, hogy alb
ban egyeztek meg: menjen ha-
"a nagynenem egyedul es ma
radon Tamas batyam meg ket
hetig Fiumeban.
Ugy tudom, hogy d ven ku-
jon maradt volna akar holta-
napjaig is. de az otodik napra
mar taviratot kapott hazul-
rol, amely ait mondta:
Gyere haza a tengertol
a legels6 gyorsvonattal, inert
meghalok.
Mivel talan renden tul ru-
gOtt XII q hambOl Tannas ba-
tyam, banthatta a lelkiisme-
ret is. Csmagolt, felIlt a vo-
natra, sietett haza, de mikor
a porta el6tt volt mar, megle-
petve latta, hogy Roza nenem
a verandan i'll es nagy buzga-
lommal kot a tell hidegek ellen
val6 els0rendu, vastag harris
nyakat. J6k azok, mikor nagy
a no.
Felfortyant ennek lattara
Tanas bltyam es haragosan
mormogta:
Ejnye, az argyelusat! Hat
ha kutyabajod, akkor inert
ijesztettel meg? Mert slrg0-
ny0ztel utanam,. hogy meg
halSz?
Anire nagynenem szeliden
magyarazgatta:
Tudod, Tamasom, nagyon
kivantalak mar latni, hat AIT
akartam surg0nyozni, hogy
.gyere haza a tengert6l a leg
els6 gyorsvonattal, inert meg
l1alok utanad", de ez tizenegy
$40 lett rolna, hat elhagytam
bel6le a legutols6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

retettel j0tt volna az apjahoz,
de mikor ezeket hallotta, ak
kor ugy erezte, hogy soha meg
halalni, visszafizetni nem tud-
ia az apja josagat, hogy soha
a szenvedeseiert karp6tolni
mem tudja.
Ismerte mar a Moqui t0rzs-
mel eltoltott munkajat' es azert
meg jobban becsulte.
Es Vilez rajott, hogy vala-
mire mem gondolt, mikor a
ketsegek olyan nagyon gyotor-
TEX, mikor rettegett t6le, hogy
a fla megveti az indian csalad
Matt es hogy hatat fordit
neki, ha ezt megtudja.
Gomez Mexicoban mott fel,
ahol a vegyes hazassag nagyon
gyakori volt, ahol a castiliaia-
kat (tiszta spanyolokat) akkor
mar AZ mexicoi lakossag maid
mem felszivta. Es ahol az
Egyesult Allamok elleni 'jogos
gyul0let kozel vittek a feheret
es az indiant erzesekben egy-
mashoz.
| S mikor a fla biztositotta,
hogy eppen ilyen nagy szere-
tettel olelne a feltestvereit ma
gahoz, ha az apja veletlenil
meyer asszonyt vett volna ma
ganak, Vitez ugy erezte, hogy
az elet soha tobb oromet neki
mar mem adhat.
! 8 azonban inkabb ait secret
te volra hallgatni, hogy mi
vot a sorsa a fianak, akit edes-
anyja keze soha meg mem 81
mitott, aki apai szeretet mel
kill a ferfikort elerte.
Gomez elmondta, hogy Don
ma Reginaval Spanyolorszag-
ban elt negy evig Is mikor
visszatertsk Mexicoba, ket ev
mulva elvesztette a jo nagy-
nenjet, aki anyja helyett SEE
rette es gondjat viselte.
A Vigil csalad, a Donna Re
gina regen elhunyt ferjenek
a csaladja szeretettel bant We
lie es csaladtagkent neveltek,
tanittattak, de ket ev ota a
maga laban all, inert a Vigilek
mem voltak gazdagok es ICY
6 egy nagy haciendan ispanko-
dott.
Az apiarol Donna Regina
ait mondta, hogy egy europai
uri kalcna volt, aki azonban
az anyja halala el6tt elpusz-
tult.
A guadalajarai rendhaz al
lando kutatasa talalt ra, mi
kor megtudtak, hogy a Vigil
csalad egyik tagja valamikor
Hyacipt lanyt vett felesegil.
Mikor rnasnap ultra keltek,
Gomez keresere a "kis" Gomez
is veluk ment. AIT mondta az
Eapjanak, hogy az egesz csalad
janak szcretne egyszerre 0rul-
nj.
| Veluk ment a fatal barat
is, akit a mexicoi rendhaz kill
d0tt az elhunyt pater Peter
helyere, miutan el6z6leg Lamy
piispok beleegyezeset megkap-
tax.
! OF boldog hetet t0lt0tt
egyutt a Vitez csalad, inert a
ket flu annyira megszerette
egymast, hogy addig a kiseb-
blk Gomez is otthon maradt,
mig a nagyobbik mem kezdett
bucsuzni.
| Es mikor Vitez AIT mondta,
hogy hinni sem mer a fianak,
aki ait igerte, hogy a cukor-
mad betakaritasa utan - negy
h6nap mulva visszaj0n hoz-
"a es az Egyesiilt Allamokban,
Santa Fe k0riil probal allast
szerezni, Gomez ARA kerte,
hogy engedje vele a kis Go
mezt zalogba.
] Vitez AIT IRA, hogy a felese-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-28

Tiz ewes suhanc lehettem,
amikor karaesonyra magukhoz
vittek Tamas 5batyamek, inert
nekik mem volt soha gyerekiik.
Megzapultak a toiasban, amint
ait annak idejen Tamas ba-
r., mnagSarazta nekem es
NIT er q karacsony, ha meg
gyermek zajatol Sc hangos a
haz?
Nekem mem volt ez ellen XII
fogasom, inert mig Tamas ba-
tyammal folyton vadaszhat-
tam es a pincebe is szabad le-
jaratom volt, ahol pedig jofaj-
ia edeses-kesernyes racurmoN
is tartogattak, addig Roza ne
mem meg torkig t0mott a leg
jobb dios es makos patkokkal,
meg egyeb jokkal. Karacsony-
| fat is csinaltak nekem es an
max ertekebol mem vagott lie
semmit az, hogy magamnak
kellett ait az erd6rol behoz-
nom. Tul voltam en- mar ak
kor az angyalhozta karacsony-
ia mesejen. Csak annyi erde-
kelt belole. hogy lesz-e alatta
reszemre igazi kis puska. Hat
volt. listen aldja meg Tamas
batyamat halo poraban is,
Tudta, hogy az kell nekem
legjobban.
Eleg az hozza, hogy egy ora
elmult mar ejszaka, mikor ka-
racsony cstejen lefekudtunk.
Olyan hideg idok jartak, hogy
falusi szokas szerint be voltak
agyaggal tapasztva az abla-
kok, eppen csak az egyiket le-
hetett szelloztetes vegett egy
kisse kinyitni.
Hat amint oft fekiidtunk
volna az agyban, az oregek a
nagyban en- meg a kicsiben,
amt a balsarokba allitottak,
hogy ejszaka is vigyazhassa-
max ram, pedig tudhattak jo2,
hogy csalanba mem lit a
mennyko. Eleg az hozza, amint
oft fekudtiink volna a sotet-
ben, egyszer csak megszolalt
Roza nenem vacogo fogakkal
remego hangon:
= Kelj fel, Tamas. valaki
feszegeti " ablakot.
Fojtott hangon suttogta er-
re az en- Tamas batyam:
= Fogd be a szadat Ne
szolj egy szot Sc. Csend legyen.
Jo darabig fekudtiink az
agyban. Hallottuk tisztan, a
mint valaki az ablak kifeszite-
sevel probalkozik, de Tamas
batyam, aki bikaeros 'es yak
nero ember volt, no meg a
toltott puskaja is oft allott az
agy melletti sarokban, mem
mozdult a vilag minden kin
cseert sem.
Roza nenem volt az. aki a
dolgot megunta es suttogva
kerdezte:
Talan bizony felsz tie, Ia
mas, hogy meg Sc mozdulsz?
Amire batyamnak is elfo-
gyott g. turelme es bosszusan
mOnQOIta.
Hagyj beket tie, Rozsi!
Mi6ta betapasztottuk az abla-
kokat, azota hasztalan probal-
tam kinyitni. Hadd nyissa hat
XII a betor6, legalabb amy
hasznunk legyen bel6le.
De bizony azzal az ismeret-
len jomadar Sc boldogult. Meg
unta a vesz0dseget es masho-
va ment szerencset proclaim.
A jegyz6 burgonyavermet torte
fel es fo5ztotta XII. AIT meg
nalunk hiaba keresett volna,
inert miota vilag a vilag, a
Kakas nemzetsegb6l szarmazo
emberek annak meg a szagat
Sc allhattak. F6leg azert, inert
csak a viz csuszik ra.
Egyebkent ugy cit egymas
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24

question whe,Aer death may not in
tervene. The hope is that this may
not be the case and every effort is
made to prevent it. How different
with Paul. He rightly points out
that to a Christian death means
entering into perfect fellowship with
Christ and unlimited service for
him. Every human limitation will
then be put aside-knowledge, Serv-
ice, communion, will all be perfect
and complete.
He would not, however, turn away
from his present privilege and duty.
Since it is Gods will that he should
abide in the flesh he will do it in
such a way as to make 1t literally
true that to him Ito live is Christ.
Every life has a purpose and that
ruling passion which controls and
directs a life is what should be
written into the sentence, TO me
to live is D." What is it-money,
position. pleasure, sin? Or is it
Christ? If he is your life, then
you enter into the New Year with
the assurance that it will be full and
satisfying, and gloriously useful.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Name, Canada, Is Traced
TO the Irouuois Indians

The derivation OF the name Can
ada accepted by our leading hiSto-
rians who have investigated the rec
ordS makes it an IroquoiS word, still
surviving among them in the form
Kanata, meaning a collection Of
dwellings or a settlement. Cartier,
In one Of his Vocabularies Of the
Iroquois speech, says Of it: They
call a town (ville) Canada" reports
a Canadian Resources bulletin.
It's evolution into q place name,
Canada. can be fully followed in the
narratives Of Cartier, wherein it ap-
pears hrst In his account Of his sec
ond voyage in 1855, observes 4 writ
er in the New York Times. The
two IroQuois Indians whom he had
seized at GaSpe and taken to France
the preceding year informed him on
entering the Great River (now the
st. Lawrence) that their home was
in Canada. which proved later to be
an alternative name for the village
Of Stadacona, on the site Of Quebec
city. Cartier himself seems to have
extended the word to the surround
ing region as a convenient terrific
rial name-much as the name Que
bee has been extended from the
city to the province.
Accordingly this Interpretation Of
Canada is well attested by unim-
peachable documents; but the same
is not true of several other current
explanations. which are nothing 9TH
er than gueSses based on chance
resemblances between Canada and
certs in other Indian or imaginary
roots, e. e., from segnada Canada
meaning men seeking land Cor 4
country; a MontagnaiS root mean
ing foreign; mouth Of the coun-
try" descriptive Of the st. Law
renee; a Spanish aca NADIA, mean
ing nothing here" Ii. E.. in golO;
4 Spanish cana, "a reed" extended
to an equivalent Of beaupre.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Goodyear, DiScoverer of
Vulcanization Methods

Visions Of a rubber civilization
haunted the brain Of n debt
burdSned inventor in 1853. The man
was Charles Goodyear, discoverer
Of the vulcanization process for rub
Der. and he wrote a book about his
struggles, his triumphs and his
dreams which today is among the
rarest Of Americana. One of the
very few extant copies is in the divi-
sion Of rare books Of the Library
Of Congress and is among the rari-
ties Of mechanical literature, says
a writer in the Washington Star.
Goodyear specifically did not ad-
wise eating rubber, nor wearing it
next to the skin, but otherwise he
proposed using it as the chief mate
rial in about anything man could
nsed. He foresaw rubber books,
rubber roofs, rubber streets, rubber
sails and rubber ships, rubber pi-
amos, rubber bridges, rubber vio-
HnS, rubber boxing gloves, rubber
saddles, rubber shoes, rubber har-
AOsses, rubber canes, rubber dishes
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Shoe-Tossinr Old Cuatsn

Shoe-tosSing is older than either
confetti or rice throwing. Ancient
Israelites started II. When a piece
Of land was purchased, the buyer
tossed a sandal on it. That gesture
symbolized change Of ownership.
Later, Anglo-Saxons carried It into
the marriage ceremony. The father
would remove one Of his daughters
shoes and pass it to the bridegroom.
The latter would touch the mGidSn's
forehead lightly with the shoe, In
dicating authority had passed from
papa to the new husband. A tap be-
came a toss with passing years.
Parents would hurl shoes at 4 newly
married couple to convey the infor-
nation they no longer were rsSpon-
sible for the young lady.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Continued from Page y

CONTINUED from rage ~
Anderson, Mrs. Jean Mundy, Mr..
Johnny Waters, Mrs. Belinda
Washington, Mr.. A. Burres, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young.
A surprise birthday party was
given by Mrs. Ed Moore for her
husbands 3Sth birthday, Sat,
Dec. /, 1887, at 1888 n. Dale,
Everyone had a lovely time. Mr..
Moore received many beautiful
birthday presents. He won't be
slighted in presents for Christmas.
The guests present were: Miss
Irene Thomas of Pittsburgh, Pa;
Mrs. Edith Riley of Kansas City,
Kansas; Mrs. B. L. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. James Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Jackson, Mrs. Anna A.
Blair, Mrs. Ethel Adams, Mrs.
Nora Love, Mrs. Clementine
Sydes, Mr.. S. J. Sydes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay P. Williams, Mrs. Their
esea Johnson. Mrs. Pauline Mar
tin, Mrs. Anna Chambers, Mr..
Moses Wallace, Mrs. Josephine
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pagan, Mr.. Mac Carter and Mr..
and Mrs, f. Sears.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Water HemlOck Kills Live Stock

Water HemlOCk Kills Live Stock
BY far the most virulent plant
that grows in the United States 10
one which is very little known. al
though it has caused many fAtAH-
ties. This is the water hemlock, or
cicula-very different from the spot
ted hemlock whose extract was used
to execute Socrates. It grows In
low, swampy places nearly every
where. In the spring when the
ground is soft and its roots can b
pulled easily from the soil and have
n attractive odor which causes
Hildren to eat them. It causes
neavy losses in live stock. The
water hemlock contains 4 substance
known as cicutoxin-allied to the an
dromedotoxin on the honey which
affected the Greeks Of the AnRbaBis
which is an extremely active
poison, causing violent BpRBmS.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Lesson for December 26
CHRISTIAN CONSIDERATION

LESSON TEXT-Philippians l:l2-2S.
GOLDEN TEXT-For to me to live b
Christ. and to die is Eain.-Philippian
l:2l
PRIMARY TOPIC-Our Best Friend.
JUNIOR TOPIC-AnSwering Jesus.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-Choosing a Life Purpose
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
TC-What Christian Surrender Means.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
Church News
ST. JAMES 4. NJ. E. CHURCH
NOTES

III , n 7 To.n,,o ,,;n bo,,o .
-. -a.,-i,,o+ g Tor,as church
ST D,,,,,,l,r os Tbs
-. ,,oa,,I, ,,.;u to,,, .boro,o of
sbo 49,,
Pa, uor5oD announced that a
.raoiol Cbris+,,os sar,+ca will bs
LaI5 S,+,,r4,,- ,,,o,.,i,r Daoar,bar
- a+ : . NJ The Choir under the
dirac+;or ~ Iobr y Hickmar will
feo+ure Christmas musi,
The Srr5av School Christmas
exerc;sos will ba held on Thursday
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
False Accusation

A false accuser is a monster, a
dangerous monster, ever and in ev-
cry way malignant, and ready to
seek causes Of complaint.-Demos-
themes.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24

and rubber furniture Of various
sorts. The mans extreme enthu-
Siasm might have been expected,
for he had devoted his life to devils
ing means for hardening the gum
elastic" whose strange properties
first had attracted him as a small
boy. His health had been broken,
he was loaded with debts, neighbors
looked on him as a harmless luna
tic. his family had lived on char
ity-an in the pursuance Of his
dream.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24
rrs OR. M LES
MH9- PAIN Pills

Neal Christmas Party for chill
Wednesday afternoon, December
20, 2 to 4 p. m.-Adv.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1937-12-24

gPs fOasad RnEkIHa b h
P@S ~ SpsRxs fhat eGa taks B
aDs q DE. Miles Ama-FS
~ hey aEG q sure rSAsg pr
NY As6dSchG."
SN6srUrs from HsadAahA
MsaWNlGia, Toothache, BaelE,
@sAaeAcA, Rheumatism, LGlmhaM,
R~aw3t4a, Muscular Paina, PuTs-
OaAe Pains, write that thaY hssu
used DR.. Miles Ani-PHtn Pm
WITH better results than thsy hh1
S~Un hoped for.
Counties -Amarican housa-
wtves would no more thaak
Il keeping house without DR..
MN&s Anti-Pain Pills than wiA-
out h0Ur or sugar. Keep a paeaE-
Aes inyoUr medicine cabinet mE1d
BavSeyOUrsek needless s,rfeEanE.
~ Drag Stores-25e and &LOO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-24
CARBONELL FIVE
DEFEATS COLLEGE
PLAYERS, 1917
FOUL FLIP BY VIM. GATES
nv LAST QUARTER WAS DE-
GLIDING FACTOR IN GAME
LAST NIGHT

A neat foul flip by William
Gates, star of the Carbonell Stars,
was the coup de grace that de-
feated last quarter rally of the
College All Stars, 1917. last night
at the High School Gym.
Trailing by exactly two baskets
in the low score game, the Col
legians set out to get back those
points. They did. They also held
the Carbonellmen BANKED, except
for the foul. That, however, meant
the game.
Captain Jackie Carbonell of the
Stars, with pretty breaks out in
the open for shots, missed a great
deal but sank enough to be high
scorer of the game with eight
points. Gates, for the Carbonell-
ties, followed with five markers.
Bobby Dopp was again chief
scorer for the rah boys with sew
en- markers. He was the only Col
legian to score more than one
field goal. Ed. Woodson, another
high scorer, was held to lone
basket.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-24
LEY MEMORIAL NJ. E.
CHURCH. SOUTH
o. c. Howell. Pastor

". y. HOWELL, GdSlOT
Corner Division and Georgia SITS
Church school, GAS a. m. AL,
bert H. Carey, superintendent.
Morning worship, IL o'clock.
Sermon subject: "The Good
News"
Young Peoples Department has
its morning session in the church
school annex at $50 p. M, with
Thomas Curry as president.
Intermediates meet in the main
at $50 p. m, with
Mrs. o. G. Howell as leader.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock.
Sermon will be in the form of a
Christmas Pageant entitled,
THE Light of the World" 1t is
being presented by the Young
Peoples Department of the
church.
Prayer service, Wednesday eve
ming, 7:30 o'clock.
Special music by choir under
MRS. j. Roland Adams will be a
feature of both morning and eve
ming services.
Missionary society meets every
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
in the church school annex,
with Mrs. Corrinne Curry as presi-
dent.
Choir practice after prayer
service. Mrs. j. Roland Adams,
pianist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-24
LEGALS


That Rock Harbor School House.
Rock Harbor. Florida. be and the
same is herby designated as the
polling place or the voting place Ia
Election District No. 10 81 Monroe
County. Florida, and willard r. Al
bury, Thomas J. johnson and
Charles &. Aibury be and they are
hereby appointed Inspectors Of
Election for said polling place or
voting place. and George w Al
bury be and he is hereby appointed
CLERK OF Election for said polling
place or voting place
Unanimously adopted By the
Board Of County Commissioners 81
Monroe County, Florida. at a regu-
lar meeting held this first DAY OF
December, A n. 1887.
CARL RERNALDi.
Chairman Of the Board OF County
Commissioners.
Attest.
tSEAI.) Ross Z sawyer
Clerk
dsc1o-i7-cf. 1891
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-24
LEGALS

the sad +. NJ. Martin ana Alex Cur
~. deceased or otherwise, in the fol-
lowing described property, IN Mon
roe County. Florida, to-Wit;
on the Island OF Key West,
known as Lot fourteen 04) In
Square Three CS) of r. &.
Howe's diagram of Tract ten
(10). Having a front Of Fifty
(50) feet on Louisa Street and
extending back Seventy Nine
(I9) feet seven inches.
appear To the bin OF complaint In
said cause on Monday. the 5rd DAY
of January. A. u. 1888. otherwise
the allegations of said bill will be
taken as confessed.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen. a newspaper pub
lished in Monroe County, State of
Florida
Dated this End day OF December.
a D. 1887.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and
for Monroe County. Florida.
WILLIAM v. ALBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec3- 1o-I7-24-S1, 1887
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-24
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
tOld Stonel
Joe A. Tolle, Pastor
Corner Eaton and Simonton SITS.

Joe A. Tolle, Pastor
Corner Eaton and Simonton SITS.
Its hard to see Christ
through a fog"
Church school, 9:45 a. m. Ger
aid Saunders, superintendent.
Morning worship, IL o'clock.
Sermon by the DR.. H. F. Tolle,
father of the pastor.
Epworth League, $50 p. m.
Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock
Special musical program. Cantata
by choir. Sermon by DR.. H. F.
Tolle.
Prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30
p. m.
Choir rehearsal, 7:45 p. m, Fri
day.
Watch night service, IL p. M,
Friday.
Spend more time practicing
your religion"
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
Jeanette Knowles. holder of Tax
No. S790. issued The 4th
dav of September. A. u. 1888. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed -
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County Of Monroe,
State of Florida. to-wit;
Lot 1, No Name Key. Sec. "a.
Twn. Sc. Range so, 2h fcres
Book CO. Page $40. sas recorded
in Monroe County Records.
The assessment Of the said prop
ertv under the said certificate is
sued was in the name OF Elizabeth
$. butcher.
Unless said certificate shall he
redeemed according TO law. the
nroperty described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
renvt house door on the first Mon
dav in the month of January, 1888.
which is the 3rd day Of January.
Dated this end day of December,
1887.
(SEAI.) Ross c Sawyer
clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
dec3-1o-17-s4. 1881
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FLEMING STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. Shuler Peele, Pastor
Eyfhr,,inn ~ William, Cirl.,,t

Rev. Shuler Peele, Pastor
Fleming at William Street
Church school meets at GAS a.
m. Norman ]. Lowe, general
superintendent.
Morning worship at II o'clock
Hi-League meets at $50 p. m
Mrs. Shuler Peele, superinien-
dent.
Young Peoples Epworth League
meets at $50 p. m. Miss Jennie
Mae Johnson, president.
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock.
Mid-week prayer and bible
study, Wednesday, 1880 p. m
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday,
$3.50 p. m.