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The average Old-Age Assist
ance grant of eleven southern
states other than Florida is $1054,
with Mississippi lowest at S457
and Oklahoma highest with
$500. Florida's average grant as
of March this year was $15.41.
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S O n L / @ NV 4
ACTIVITIES 60 9
Social Calendar

SUNDAY
Concert, Key West Hospitality
Band. 4 P. M. South Beach.
zabiT . >..~.. o
MONDAY
Meeting, Boys Fellowship Club.
6:l5 P. NJ. Parsonage Flem-
ing Street Methodist Church.
TUESDAY,
Dinner Meeting, Stone Church
Service Club. 6 P. M. Stone
Church Annex.
THURSDAY
Rotary Luncheon. 1915 P. M.
ST. Pauls Church Annex.
Concert, Key West Hospitality
Band. 8 P. M. Bayview
Park.
FRIDAY
Annual Senior Glass Play, Girl
Shy. 8 P. M. High School
Auditorium.
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Literally True

A man rushed into the animal
dealers shop in a great rage.
HI. YOU" he shouted 20 the
Shspkeepcr. You told ne this
dog would be fine for rats. and
he never even touches them.
wCll''. said the Shopkeeper.
quietly. amt that fine for the
rassg'
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L E G AL S


JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
In re the Estate of:
JOSEPH PINIfER
Deceased
To all Creditors, LegateeS. DistrI-
butees, and all peronS having Claims
or Demands against said Estate:
You and each of you. are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which YOU. or
either OF YOU, may have against the
estate of Joseph Pinder. deceased.
late of Monroe County. Florida. To
the Hon Raymond r. Lord. County
Judge of Monroe County, at his Of
flee in the County Courthouse in
Monroe County. Florida, within
twelve months from the date hereof
Dated March 4th. A. II. 1888. g.
JUNE PINDER.
Administrators of the Estate of
Joseph Pinder. Deceased.
mar. 5-l2-I9-26: apr. 2-9-I6-93- 20
1883.
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PLUMBING

SAVE MONEY - Buy your
plumbing, fixtures, soil pipe
and fittings, galvanized pipe
and fittings, range boilers and
water pumps, at substantial
savings! Write or visit our
showroom. PEPPERS PLUMB
ING SUPPLIES, 542 N. w. 18th
ST, Miami, Fla. apr8-
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
sssssessssssSsssssSsssss
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SEEKING CAPITAL? We seek
to contact corporations in need
Of working capital. R. S. Mott
=" Co, Securities Distributor, 100
wall ST, New York. apr23-1tx
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Whitr-Ds1 you know I'm losing
my naemoTy--lt's worrying me u
death.
Heather (sympatheticallyl --
Never mind. old chap. Just forget
all about il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-23

Hull says Hoover speech en-
phasizes program of economic
appeasement now carried for
ward by the government.
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CONTRACTORS

WOULD LIKE TO FIGURE
WITH YOU on that repair or
paint job. Box S, The Citizen,
or Mr.. Six, San Carlos Book
Store. apr19-1wx
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LEG AIS

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOH
TAN DEED
(Senate Bill No. 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That Jose Moreno. holder of Tax
Certificate No. 450, issued the 4th
day Of September, A. -, 1888, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed To
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property IN the County Of Monroe.
State Of Florida, to-Wit:
TT. Lot !. Island of Key
Largo. See. II, Twp. Gl. Re 10,
- Acres. as recorded in Mon
roe County Records, Book De.
Page SOB
The assessment of the said Drop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name Of ". &.
Smith.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according To law. the
property described therein viii be
sold Ia the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month Of MAY. 1898.
which is the End day Of May. 1898.
Dated this End day Of April.
1888
tSEAL) Ross G sawyer
CLERK Of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida
Apr, 2-9-Ig-2a. 1898.
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NOTICE oF APPLICATION Foa
TAX DEEB

tSCBmEw HtA Vs. 1857
NUT1C r. * HEREBY GIVES That
p l.ewe and ; = saiey hvAtern
uf TAX cestgfteafe Ne 1874 Issued
fh~ -th las ~ Jals. q - 3sge Ia
tiled came 5u rnf offes aHa ha So
made afsn8feas8an f@F tax iced 81
sse {seuea thereon sakAs cert f}ests
srf.l. races Ehe fsf8us iug 6ssertSssa
property la ths CauatY - p aFo#
stale - & 5tsEtGa E0-mt
I4sf ru83ev Ess Se~ - Twu
SIS Range 1& sEz Acres is1-ok
F-8 FAwe sst M@Hrez~ fss4asE
Zee sFae
The aseesass~xt II ths a4 ia
arua.rse uaa~r &h~ sad rertsft-
~.sss ss=ues3 was 5n sas m4unc af
fad taH &fx fsFpssr attsfu
afe#k sid n~FEGfarate ahaif h~
rasfeesne4 AersF8sag 90 f@w fAw
gsrstssefs s. dear - tAeFsSa Stil -
aegH ta the hBwhesg 8 a8sF ~ &hv
eaaet AaaKs &assT on sac fsv@t Mae-
Gas is th~ msaaFh ~ }u4@. 1888
wkah s. fhs gtN @4s sK 2aas 1888
FAassA 9hee ~GTs8 E2g - Apfsf.
1854
tAEAI.a Rosa g aawYuf
ss#~a SO fgreust ssome8 W @aarN~
sHs4mfs f3seTa8S
agr@z-ta n&FT 1SGszs
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USES BOTTLE TOPS
MuRERErSRORO

MURFREESBORO. Tenn. -
Maggie Mitchell Of this city earns
a livelihood by wiring bottle tops
together 10 make baskets. Which
she sells for fifty cents each.
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Today In History

l778-John~ Paul Jones carried
the American War of the Revolu-
ton to England itself, entered the
harbor of Whitehaven, made a
landing, spiked the forts guns
and set fire to several ships
l789-Gen. Washington reaches
New York City, then the capital,
to take oath as first President.
amid great rejoicing
l838-Steamers Great West
ern" and Sirius, first transat-
lantic steamers on regular sched-
ule. both reach New York on
same day from England.
iS95-RuSSia, France and Ger
many protest to Japan against her
retaining any Chinese territory
taken by Japan in last war Be
tween the two countries =
Is96-EdiSon's Vitascope pre-
sented as last act ca Broadway
vaudeville house bfIi-reesrxfeei
as birth Of moving pictures.
l9i6-British block German
submarine bases at Zeebruge and
OSiend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-23

Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Plummer
and Mr. ard Mrs Earold Cruz
lef, yesterday afternoon ever the
highway for Miami where they
wlll visit Tor few days
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~ THE CIRCTIT Court or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIHCIIr
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. ~
AND ron MONROE cot MY. ~
EHANGEHN.
GLEN &, PRICE.
Plaintiff
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TIE MUNRO l2s - z sth s.
MIAMI FLORIDA. low SUM
AER RATES Ha2 water sa
es.gvv room Faag7f Il
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION pom
TAN DEED
fGeumfe NAH Ne. nA3l

tNemmNF HAfA N@s 49,
NOTICE IS HEREBY Given.
That Mary 6 Marvin. holder ~ faS
Certificate So G2s issued The Ath
DAY of Juty. a q 1891. has fftsd
same IN ms office aud has made
application for . tax deed to De in-
ssisd THEREON said esrtHtr EN-
traces the following dsscfihei
IIraperfx 80 the SotiHtr - Monroe.
aiate ~ Florida. tG-vH
Lot I. gqr : ~ - Book =.
PaFe ~. M"efoe. if'seatf Rec
rse a-sssssnsai u she said pfqp-
ssfy.. upder the rad ieefNnealq %
stseS waaA N tks hms ~ TbHeph
Hohenieftner
f;niess said certifleate shall bs
redeemed according to las. ths
nroperty described therein VII -
cold "a the highest bidder - ths
court hnnse door on the fret han-
day fn the fnunfh - June. iR5ss
y hirh b. The eth day - IaHs. lsas
Dated thla 18th daB - april
1893
fsEAf1 Rose q sawyer
CLERK - CIr~uts court ~ Nonfas
CountY. Ftoride
Apr. ts-2s-ao. Aay :. 1888
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SIS. Alamo Due Tuesday

SIS. Alamo Due TUESDAY
Steamship Alamo, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, is due to arrive
Tuesday from New York, enroute
to Tampa.
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N THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. NO.-.-.
IN RE: ESTATE OF
ROBERT IL. AUSTIN,
Deceased
NOTICE r. CREDITORS
To All Creditor and All Persans
Having 81 j. or Demands
Against HnId #sstnfet


Against said Estates
You. and each Of You. are hereby
notified and required TO present any
claims ana demands which YOU. or
either of YOU. may have against
the estate Of Robert n. Austin, de-
ceased, late Of New York County
New York. To the Honorable Ray
mond ". Lord. County Judge Of
Monroe County, and file the same
ia his office in the County
Courthouse in Monroe County.
Florida. within eight calendar
months from the date of the first
publication hereof. said claims
ar demands 10 contain the legal ad-
dress of the claimant and 10 he
sworn 90 and presented as afors-
said. or same will be barred. See
Section i20 Of the 1888 Probate Act.
Dated April s a. a.. 1888.
HOMIE BUSH AUSTIN.
As Administrative q. 4. A. Of the
Estate Of Robert u. Austin. de
ceased
apr. 9-16-23-20, may :. 1885
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~ CIRCUIT COUNT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE cot MY. IN
CHANCERN.
Edna Lorraine Goodboy
EuTnBtainanf
~ 49, <lA4 Defendant
nnnE.Ii al. nIuIII AIInN


81 49, 10 Defendant
ORDER on LITIGATION
II appearing by affidavit the
sworn hin filed In the above stat ed
cause that Jessie Gaodhoy the de-
PENDANT therein named. il non
resident ~ the state of Florida and
resides at I02 La ttede street. Pits
burg, Pennsylvania that said de-
PENDANT is over the age 10 twenty
one years. that there Is no person
ln the state Of Florida the service
II summons in chanc"Fy upon
Is HON would bind said defendant
IL - therefore ordered that 80 ID
defendant be and ne is hereby re-
quired - appear - the bin 81 com
piaint filed ira said cause on or he
fore Monday the ZHd dAY ~ MAJ.
a - 1873. otherw 50 the alleEat cons
II said bill viii be- taken as con
fssasd by said defendant.
~ is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks ia = he
Key West citizen. a new spaPer pub
isshed sra said county and state
bone and ordered fhiw 2sIh "a s.
II March 1883.
tSEAIJ Ross q saWyes
CLERK Clrcult Court
e : caro-
solicitor for Complainant
mar IS apr z-s~la-23 1888
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ORDER OF 81 BI.ICATfON
n appearing Is the sworn Biii
81 Complaint 81 Glenn 9. Pftrs. the
plaintiff ~ the above eutitlsd cause
u hich said 1911 90 Complaint has
been duty filed ia said eauss. that
plaintiff - entitled 10 an order -
publication against each 81 the de-
PENDANTS hereinafter named.
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED
that Grace b Wfrsyk. n living. ard.
70 dead. ali parties claiming infef-
eats under the said Craze q. WEAK.
deceased 8r otherwise. in the fo3-
losinE described lands sifuats.
living and being IN TIE C0untY of
Monroe state - FfnFfda. to-wlf
All Of Government Lot One ~
SECTION ThGffg FouF TuH Hahlp
ss south Range e East. con
tanning stxtY -hgns and SIXTY live
hundfedfhs acres tuEsthef 9Th
al riparian rights theTsaato
tsr1ouEBnE ur tn anYWlsa appel
fa&hInR. This property being
known as Wssf HaFisaF Key.
and -- . hef hnshABd. ~
shs 30 married. ARD Aary Nader.
e BssanE. aHA u asaa AS PARTIES
eIa uatn& sm4aFsefm wndsr TIE sad
Mari Ma daoE agesssEts. ar eihsF-
s. Use So the aaia lads hTTe5 ui4fssFs
aesrrbbsa. AHd -~~--- --. Der
has.,4nd, y she - EsgFisd. ihs q,
fenA&mts ~ ihe AAeVe sHtit1Tt
ramae he. so fh#Y arr brFnhF re-
amsf~8 e. APPEAR 20 TIE b4u q
sf,sfnp8asat - SAD cause 80 N9EdaT
fhe arrsnd s4T - Ma f. &#Es
sEh~rw sss fhe al&eSatsons ~ sata
1855 - Complaint @ftt ls~ tzhen as
eass sssz ~ said def~a &ants
81 fn gnrehef eFa@Fe8 thAf thsa
order - psAlts1sa enfs a sssA s9r
fear rssHsatwtasN WasEs 81 TIE kaT
vs. sst CE8sEan. a H@@apABeF EsshltHh
ID Ire NaAsas CsnafV STATE -
FssFfGa
rsafsA 49, 5Ht aaY - AHfM =.
j. 1854
fflRrFIT CfERT EEAL.T
Esaaa a. h&WNar
fsssrs f-terust Cssart E8sEemtk e&ag-
al fsFeaas Cars - NfaFts34. sa
ana Fog WenFss C8antF fFaf4sa
kssu883Hss tsansx u
AstsgMsH ~ Ptaaas8ff
Apr 8-g1ssE -. gsss
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Secretary Ickes orders Land Of
flee to reject applications for oil
leases in naval reserve areas.
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. o . . . - . . .
PERSONAL MENTION

42N9V4N4AA Ai1A@A - ava
ssssSAs~~..-s
Mrs. Harry Saunders was an
arrival this morning on bus of
the Florida Motor Lines, coming
from Miami for a visit with rel
atives and friends Mrs. Saunders
was formerly Miss Marjorie
Thompson.
Ben FELTON,, operator of sew
eral sponging vessels out of Key
West, left this morning on the
bus for No Name Key, accom-
panied with three of his sons. to
resume operations which have
been held up by the weather.
Mrs. Ross c. Sawyer and
daughter Miss Florence Sawyer,
left over the highway this morn
ing for Miami for weekend visit
with relatives and friends.
Captain Philip Cosgrove left
over the highway this morning
for Miami, accompanied by Emil
Lundblum, and will drive back in
his car which was stolens while
he and Mrs. Cosgrove were va
cationing in Miami several weeks
ago, and was recovered in Tam
pa, and brought to Miami several
days ago.
Mrs. Bert Baker and son
Charles Willard, left on the early
bus this morning for Miami en-
route to Lake City, for a visit
with family and friends. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelenblos-
som and Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Kelenblossom, of Chicago, are Wis
itors in Key West today, and
spent lengthy period at the
aquarium, watching the collec-
ton of fish in the tanks This is
their first visit to Key West.
Carroll Wetmore, for many
years a resident of Key West,
and Mrs. Wetmore, another native
of this city, who have not been in
Key West for more than 10 years,
arrived yesterday, accompanied
by their daughter, Josephine, for
a visit with relatives and friends.
Waldo Johnson, engineer on the
Steamship Florida, of the P. and
o. SIS. Co, accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson, Who had been visiting
in the city for several days, left
Thursday on the return to Miami,
and were accompanied by Mr..
Johnson's mother. Mrs. Thurston
Johnson, who will visit in Miami
for a while.
Joe A. Youngblood. state direc-
tor of the National Youth Admin
iStration. who arrived in Key
West on April 10. for the purpose
of taking up for discussion mat
tiers of importance with Victor
Lowe. local supervisor. left Thurs
day for Miami. accompanied by
Mrs NotlpchlCC1
Deputy Sheriff Ray Elwood,
who left Monday for ChattahOo-
chez, in charge Of Cecil Grey who
was declared Of unsound mind
and sent to the State Hospital. re-
turned over the highway Thurs
day
Rev Corning F. Tolle, brother
Of Rev Joe Tolle, and who is
Alumni secretary Of Southern
College. and Ray V. Sewers, dean
Of the college. viii arrive in Key
Vest today for VISIT az several
days Rev {. Tolle viii preach
al Fleming Street church torp0r-
row morning and az First Metho-
dist church tomorrow evening.
while Mr. Sewers viii be hear d
on Sunday morning az the latter
church.
Mr. and Mrs Lionel Plummer
and MIR ard Mrs Harold Cruz
left yesterday afternoon ever the
highway tog Miami where they
Nlli visit Tor 9 few days
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Foreclosure OF I.lra of
- - aH-wEaa.m.

GRACE H. WEZfK. IL living. aud
u dead. the heirs. dsviaees. grantees
or other claimants under the sab ~
Craze j.. Wezyk. deceased and
----- ---. her husband. ~ she ~
married. aud MARY MADDOX. "
living. and. IL dad. the heirs. de
Visees. grantees ar other claimant =
under the said Mary Maddox de-
ceased. and --- ---. her hus-
f...sI - che H.. married
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Mrs. Harry Saunders was an
arrival this morning on bus of
the Florida Motor Lines, coming
from Miami for a visit with rel
atives and friends. Mrs. Saunders
was formerly Miss Marjorie
Thompson.
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HOUSES
FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE A y ID
APARTMENT. mo3ern con-
vcnsencex. FrlgidaIe Apply
934 Division ST. apris-ti
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MISCELLANEOUS

LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Padded, insured, licensed Vans.
FLASH EXPRESS & STOR-
AGE CO., PSI S. w. 1st ST.,
Miami, Fla. mar29-tf
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l9l8-British block German
submarine bases at Zeebruge and
Ostend.
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Ben FELTON,, operator of sew
eral sponging vessels out of Key
West, left this morning on the
bus for No Name Key, accom-
panied with three of his sons. to
resume operations which have
been held up by the weather.
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Joe A. Youngblood. state direc-
tor of the National Youth Admin
iStration. who arrived in Key
West on April 10, for the purpose
of taking up for discussion mat
tiers of Importance with Victor
Lowe. local supervisor. left Thurs
day for Miami, accompanied by
Mrs. Youngblood
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Deputy Sheriff Ray Elwood,
who left Monday for Chattahoo-
chez. in charge Of Cecil Grey who
was declared Of unsound mind
and sent to the State Hospital. re-
turned over the highway Thurs
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-03
Claims Labor Trouble
Less Under NLRB
,continuad from Page one.)

(Continuad from Page One)
and student of social, political, and
international affairs, will speak Each
will discuss a phase of the general
subject, Law in Modern Society,""
The program will be presided over by
Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy, of the
North Carolina Supreme Court.
This afternoons symposium speak
ers were DR.. Roswell Magill, profes-
sor of law at Columbia university,
whose subject is Federal Taxation
Practice and Procedure" and A. l..
Fletcher, assistant administrators Of
the wage and hour division of tho
U. S. Department of Labor, speak
ing on Procedure Under the Fed
eral Wage and Hour Act"
Last night Prof Harold ]. Laski,
of the University of London, noted po-
litical scientist, and Senator Arthur
H. Vandenberg, of Michigan, were the
speakers.
Mr.. Fahy, in his address this morn
ing, expressed that there is any diff
ference of opinion as to the wisdom
of the national labor relations act.
While the Department of Labor, thro-
ugh it's counciliation service, has con-
ciliated and mediated labor disputes
for many years, said Mr.. Fahy, this
work has not gone to the roots of the
problem and does not eliminate the
causes of disputes.
1.-The chief causes in the United
States of all industrial disputes were,
first, the refusal of employers to &C
cont tho nracfica and DrOcnd11rp n,
collective bargaining, and secondly,
and interviewer with the first, inter
ference by employers with the right
of employees freely to choose their
representatives for jEhe purpose of
collective bargaining" Mr., Fahy point
ed out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-03
ANSWERS.

1. According to the budget commits
sion to the last general assembly, ST.
239.00.
2. To capture or destroy the pirate
gangs infesting the North Carolina
coast country. Governor Eden of
North Carolina was believed to be in
league with the pirates. He not only
made no effort to capture or destroy
them but made a vigorous protest to
Governor Spotswood, of Virginia, be-
cause he had sent the expedition that
had captured Blackboard.
3. Judge A 'chibald Debow Muir
phey, Superior court judge 1918 to
1920. Judge Murphey gave a fortune
and a life time of service to the d.
velopment of the state. While attend
ing court in Greensboro he was ar
rested November 4, 1929 and put in
Jail for a debt of $2,138.
4 Those who opened up the Wa
tauga river valley and formed the
Watauga Association in 1772. The
treaty with the Indians carried an
eight years lease of the lands.
5. James j. Mckay in congress from
1881 to 1849 was a member of this
powerful committee for some time.
Congressman Mckay died in Colds
boro in 1853.
6. Daniel Boone, who while in Flor
ida on a hunting and exploring trip
in 1865 bought a house in Pensacola
which he never occupied, his wife re-
fusing to move there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-03
4 Spies Get Prison
Term In New York

Continued from Page One.)
efforts was to stir up public resent
ment against "the government of a
great people"
Mercy of Democracy"
He noted that in the short prison
terms "the agents of a totalitarian
state are receiving the mercy of de-
mocracy," abiding to the German es-
pionage death penalty with the re-
mark that 1--WE have no sawdust
sprinkled on our prison yards"
The defendants and their sentences:
Johanna Holman, 81, former hair
dresser on the liner Europa, convicted
of acting as messenger for German
spies in the United States, four years; :.
Otto Voss, 38, former mechanic at
the Long Island Seversky airplane
plant, convicted of giving airplane in
formation to Germany six years.
Erich Chaser, %, former United
States Army private, convicted CT
minor spy activities, two years.
Guenther Rumrich, 81, Chicago boy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-03
TOday+...
TODAY ANNIVERSARIES

1755-Gilbert StuaI greatest OF
American portrait painters, born at
Narragansett, r. 1. Died IN BostCn'
July III, 1928.
1772-ReOecca Bibbs, widely-travei-
ed Quaker preacher, humble and IN
lettered, born 4 Burlington CO., n. ).
Died Sept. %, 1852.
1826-George Brinton Mcclellan, SOL
der of the Mexican War, general-in-
chief of the Union armies in Nov. 1861
Lincoln's opponent for the Presidency
IN 1864, New Jersey governor, born IN
philadelphia. Died Oct. 20, 1885.
183S-dOO years ago. ClevelSild
Able, meteorologist, father of the
Weather Bureau, Familiarity known as
"Old Probs," for his daily weather
probabilities" born in New York.
Died Oct. 26, 1916.
1874. Ellen H. S. Richards, pioneer
woms Il chemist of the Mass. Institute
of Technology, "eager to do what new
er had been done BEFORE born ut
Dunstable, Mass. Died March 30, 1911.
1871-Newton D. Baker, Wilson
secretary of war during the world war
quiet idealist and humanitarian, born
at Martinsburg, w. Va. Died IL
Cleveland; Dec. 25, 1887.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-03
NOTICE.

The property hereinafter described
having been offered for sale on the
23rd. of November 1888, and bid of
$325.OO received for same and report
ed to the court, and thereafter such
bid having been raised to $357.5O and
! an order of resale having been made
by Clerk of Superior Court: Now pur-
suant to said order of resale and I'M
der and pursuant to the provisions Of
that certain judgment of Superior
Court in special proceeding, entitled,
Help Barnett VS.. Frank Barnett, Ell
ais, the undersigned commissioner
will offer for sale on Monday the 10Th.
day of December 1888, at midday at
courthouse door in Vance County,
North Carolina, to highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, the bidding
to begin at $357.50, the following de-
scribed real property, viz:
Begin at E. o. Taylor corner in For
rest Hill Plantation, and run thence
S 1-2 degrees w 6 chains to stake.
Taylor corner; thence along his line
S 73 degrees E. so chains to stake;
thence S 81 IA degrees e 8 1-2 chains
to stake in Little Eutbush creek
thence down said creek N 81 degrees
E 800 chains, N 16 degrees E 1.8O
chains, N 9 IL degrees i 3.21 chains.
N AZ degrees e 2.85 chains, N AZ 1-2
degrees E. $50 cilalsas II II IL de-
grees E $50 chains, D degrees z
$40 chains to stone in creek: thence
N "a 1-2 degrees w rs chains to the
point of the beginning, containing 100
acres.
Th;s Ord IF Decenber 1929
d. p. McDUFFEE, Commissioners