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Evening star., 1940-11-17

lilies Wednesday. They will be dis
tributed by Mrs. N. McAuliff and
Mrs j. Culp.
Mrs. K. Kyber is division chair
man of the Trinidad-B -Bladensburg
community for the Community
Chest drive.
Bunker Hill.
The association will meet Tues
day. There are many new members
in the community, so it will be
bring friend" night to welcome
the new friends. ''Doorways of
Washington" a motion picture in
technicolor, will be presented by
the Community Chest and Miss
Elizabeth Molster, recreation di-
rector of the fifth division, will
speak.
Stoddert.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at pm. DR.. w. L. Ashby will
speak on Home and School Co.
operation" 1t will be fathers
night" and prize will be awarded
the room having the largest number
of fathers present. A Community
Chest picture will be shown.
Edmonds-Maury.
The association will meet tomor-
row at 315 pm. at the Northeast
Branch of the Public Library, Sew
enth street and Maryland avenue
NE. Miss Iva I. Swift, librarian,
will be the principal speaker and
will conduct the group on a tour
through the library.
The study class on Consumer
Education" under the direction of
Mrs. p. S. Sackett, will meet at
Edmonds School Tuesday to discuss
"Gloves and Leather Goods" and
on November 26 the topic will be
Shoes"
Raymond.
The association will meet tomor-
row at 8 pm. Excerpts from fa-
vorite child books will be dramatized
by Rose Robson Cohen. with mu-
sical accompaniment by Mrs. j.
Walter Sale. There will be a short
talk by Mrs. Louisa Shepard.
children's library of Petworth Lii
brary, on Books as an Influence
in Making Better Citizens"
Fathers as well as grade mothers
serve on the Reception Committees
at each meeting. Miss Mabel Smith.
chairman. wiI be assisted tomorrow
evening by Mrs. Leo Craven, Mrs.
Sidney Atlas, Henry Cryer and
Michele Stein.
Mrs. Charles Peters and Mrs. Roy
Whitesel, program co-chairmen, an
nounced that the theme for this
ear will be Better Americanism."
Janney.
Democracy in the School" was
the theme of the program presented
on Tuesday evening by Miss Blanche
Pulizzi, assisted by F. w. Draper,
supervising principal of the first d.
vision. The attendance prize was
won by Mrs. N. F. Corwin's room.
"Open house" was held Friday.
The study group chairman, Mrs.
r. r. Foster, announces a series
Of classes in the study Of textiles
beginning tomorrow. These classes
will be held every Monday for 10
weeks In the science room of the
school from 1870 to 8 pm, under
the direction Of DR.. Polly Kessinger
Moore.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Royol Arcunum

Oriental Council meets November
20 at 1414 I street NV. at pm.
Regent Hubert l.. Wright has ar
ranged a Thanksgiving program.
Kismet Council meets November
% at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, Regent Robert Boil
lnger presiding.
Municipal Council will hold its
annual Thanksgiving party and
ladies' night at lois L street NV.
on November 81.
Supreme Orator George w. Mer-
Ger and Past Supreme Regent Milton
A. Wilmette addressed District
Council last Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Correspondent to Speak

Leonard Engel, former foreign
correspondent, will speak on The
Possibility of the Invasion of the
United States" in the first of a series
of lectures sponsored by the Service
Guild at the library of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation tomorrow
at 11:30 am. Mrs. Doris Detre-
Rafler is chairman of the current
events institute of the organization.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Park Service to Show
Free Films Wednesday

Sound motion pictures Of the
Western national parks and Sun
Valley, Idaho, will be presented, free
to the public, by the National Park
Service Wednesday at 8 pm. in the
Departmental Auditorium, Constitu-
ton avenue between Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets NV.
Before the pictures are shown
there will be brief announcement
by Stephen Tripp of the National
Park Service concerning winter
sports in the national parks.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
To Visit Child Center

Junior League volunteers Of the
District Society for the Prevention
of Blindness will visit one Of the
child hygiene centers Of the society
Tuesday to study the routine of ac-
tivities carried on by workers in the
Bureau of Maternal and Child We'll
fare.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
CIVIC CALENDAR.
Monday.

The following 13 citizens associ-
ations are scheduled TO meet this
week:
Monday.
Burleith-Gordon Junior High
School, 1919 Thirty-fifth street NV,
8 pm.
Interfederation Conference-(din-
ner-meeting), Y. w. c. A, Seven
teenth and K streets N. W., 6 pm.
Lincoln Park-Kingsman School,
Fourteenth and E streets NE. 8 pm.
Piney Branch-Roosevelt High
School, Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV, 8 pm.
Sixteenth Street Heights-A. r.
Sheppard School. Fourteenth and
Kalmia streets NV, 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Cathedral Heights-C Cleveland Park
Parish Hall. St. Adams Church,
! Wisconsin and Massachusetts, aven-
ues NV. 8 pm.
Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights-Poweu Junior High School,
Hiatt place and Lamont street NV,
pm.
etworth-Petworth Branch Pub
| lie Library, Kansas and Georgia
avenues NV, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Chevy Chase-E. v. Brown School,
Connecticut avenue and Mckinley
street NV, 8 pm.
! Dahlgren Terrace-Crosby S
| Noyes School, Tenth and Franklin
streets NE, 8 pm.
Sixteenth Street Highlands
| Brightwood School. Thirteenth and
Nicholson streets NV, 8 pm.
Friday.
Anacostia Junior Sen
ior High School. Fourteenth and r
streets Sc, s pm.
Burroughs-John Burroughs
School, Eighteenth and Monroe
streets NE, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Knights Of Columbus
To Hold Benefit for
Little Sisters Of Poor
Annual Donation Porty
To Stort Today at z P.M.;
Other Events Listed

Beginning today at 2 o'clock the
14th annual donation party for the
Little Sisters of the Poor will be
held by the knights of Columbus
at the institution, Second and H
streets NE. The public is invited.
Joseph M McKenna, grand knight
of Washington Council, is general
chairman. District Deputy Francis
Malloy is chairman of the Special
Gifts Committee and Carmine
Garofalo is in charge of church
collections. This morning at prac-
tically every Catholic church MEM
bers of the knights of Columbus
will be stationed to receive volun-
tary contributions. James P. Mo-
riarity and Felix Moriarity have
been made joint chairmen of the
receiving room at the institution
this afternoon. Gifts of imperish-
able foodstuffs and clothing may
be brought to the home.
The Little Sisters of the Poor
extend an invitation to the citizens
of Washington to visit the institu-
ion today and to take part in the
religious exercises at o'clock.
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree. will meet tomorrow
evening at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Following the meeting Faithful
Capt. Harold Jones will award tur-
keys as part of the entertainment
program.
The Right Rev Msgr. Peter Gull
day of Catholic University was one
of the principal speakers on Tues
day evening before Washington
Council. The entertainment was
| sponsored by the District of Co.
lumbia Chapter as part of the
homecoming celebration at the local
club. Other speakers included Leo
A. Rover, East State deputy, and
the present State deputy, Alfred
A. McGarraghy.
Joseph B. McCann has set up a
/ replica of the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier on the stage in the main
auditorium of the local clubhouse
as part of the decorations for the
/ homecoming celebration.
Col. Thomas F. Carlin, master of
the Fourth Degree, will have charge
| of the eXemplification of the ma
! jor degree in Norfolk, Va, on No
ven1ber "a at pm. The ceremonies
! will faRp Alarn q tho M0ntira114
Hotel.
The Knights of Columbus have
been invited to serve as a guard
of honor during the professions
incident to the pan-American mass
at st. Patrick's Church on Thanks
! giving Day.
State Deputy Alfred A. McGar-
raghy and Faithful Navigator of the
/ Washington General Assembly An
drew L. Oehmann took part in the
placing of a wreath at the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier last Mon
day, together with representatives
from the Y. M c. A, Y. M. H. A,
Salvation Army and Others who
took part in caring for the welfare
/ of those enlisted men in the World
War.
Earlier in the day Mr.. McGar-
raghy placed wreath at the
tomb in the name of the Supreme
Council of the knights of Colum-
bus.
At the Armistice Day celebration
at the clubhouse last Monday eve
ming the Rev Edward A. Fuller,
State chaplain, read the Prayer
for Peace Copies of this prayer
may be secured at the local club
house without cost.
Carroll Council will meet Tues
day evening, with Grand Knight
James 2. Fox presiding. Following
Evening star., 1940-11-17

The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Craftsman's Club of the Veterans
Administration will meet Novem-
ber 10 at the Thomas Circle Club
at 8 pm.
The annual banquet will be held
December z at e:45 pm. at the Co
lonial Hotol.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

The following 13 citizens associ-
ations are scheduled TO meet this
week:
Evening star., 1940-11-17

At the Armistice Day celebration
at the clubhouse last Monday eve
ming the Rev. Edward A. Fuller,
State chaplain, read the Prayer
for Peace" Copies of this prayer
may be secured at the local club
house without cost.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Manana sabado habla matt
nee y por la noche correran a.
quf los mas veloces galgos de
Jacksonville, traidos expresa F..
mente para la OCCASION.
Ell trofeo del Torneo Nacio-
nal de Peloteros Golfistas Sc en-
tregara hoy al Wencedor en- la
octava carrera. Para el aconteci
miento acaban de ser seleccio-
nados Uptown Wrangler, Tuffy
Band, Harold Chum, Sally Sue,
Lee Andrews, Dolly Green, Ia
riff Pride y Traffic Warrior.
Ganaron la apuesta doble de
ancche, que Sc page a $22.8O,
dos favoritos de primera Inca,
Second Fiddle y Hay Lady. Los
boletos de a dollar de "Chief
Hawk, que gan6 la primera ca
rrera, Sc abonaron a $3.50
Jim Harjo, Ell gran favorito, SUI
per6 a sus oponentes, en- la sep.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

ahorcaron), habiase resistido al
poder hipn6tieo de Eulalia,
IC6mo no habia pensado an
ties ella en- valerse de esta apti.
tud Y de este poderio para veu-
Ger a mas de cuatro enemigos?
mo, Ia verdadl
Tenia que reconocer que nun
ca habia pensado en- clio.
Pero, al fin, Ell otro dia, enar'
decida por ell triunfo de Baran-
diaran Gal que no hay que decir
que Eulalia habia hipnotizado
como en- broma varias veces), Ia
cinicase pregunt6 por que no u.
saba Ell miSmo procedimiento
con ell banquero don Rodrigo.
La idea habia saltado en- SD
mente saliendo del casino.
Ella habia sido una nina.
Antes habiaSe dejado llevar
del coraz6n mas de una vez, CO.
en- q case de Pepino.
AhoCa. Il szpsrisuca sdQuin
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
Os preparativos para ell gran
desafio de las "estrellas' p

Con gran actividad Sc inicia-
ron aver los trabajOs para el
gran particle entire las estrellas
de las grandes ligas, que Sc efec
tuara aqui, Ell dia II de MARIO,
a beneficio del Fondo de Ayuda
al pueblo finlandes.
Los comites nombrados para
lOgrar el mayor exito Sc italian
integrados por los Sres. Carl
Brorein, Leon Cain, Seth De =
ke, M. M. Frost, Frank Gan :
non, G. A. Hanson, George Ma
son, John Schwab, James War
rem, alcalde Chancey, Jerome A.,
Waterman, C. C. Vega, j. Ed =
gar Wall y otros.
Los arreglos locales Sc confid
ron a Frank Winchell, quien va
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

frecuent6 en- otros tiempos los
escenarios de los teatros de la
corte, habia ensehado q Eulalia
ell hipnotiSmo.
Sabido es que las personals con
caracter como Ell que poseia Eu.
lalia de las Torres, firme, duro,
seco, poSeen un alto grade de
potencia hipn6tica.
Eulalia habiase override en-
otros tiempos hipnotizando a
sus amigos, a sus compaheras
de coro, a las actrices, q los pc.
riodistas que llenaban los came.
rinos...., y nadie, absolutamente
nadie, Sc resistia a la Influenza
magnetica de la biab6lica chiqul
la.
En- tanto experiments, solo
una persona-una mujer - de
de hero (precisamen-
te una sonora que luego Sc hizo
en- Madrid, pOr haber a.
. ~ maridO y q Il que
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

cia siempre Ell Millionaire unos
ternos nuevos, ingleses, unOs q.
BRIGGS magnificos, y en- los de :
dos cuatro o cinco sortijas con
brillantes de aqua, lindisimos
gordos como boliches...
~ este hombre estaba cubier
to de orol....
~ este hombre era inmensa,
increiblemente millonsriol...
Sus casas en- Madrid decian
que pasaban de Ia docena.
Y tenia, aparte de su Banco,
en- la Gran Via, fabricas de niue
bles, aserradurias, negocios y &C
clones y titulos y demonios CO
ronados.....
Eulalia, conforme hablaba
ahora, miraba fijamente en- los
ojos al personaje.
Uno de los amigos de la cini-
ca, uno de esos medicos sin ellen
tela que pululan pOr lss grandes
Urbes 3 y csVs del duro y que
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
La Gaceta FOlNetin No. 6S
TONIC U
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

comenz6 a hablar la primera, pa
"a decir:
-iBueno, mira, chico! No
creas que he he llamado para ca
pitular, ieh? TIE he alamado pa
ra que hablemos como baenos a.
migos, a yer 81 nos entendemos,
-Nosotros nos entendemos
siempre, mujer-brome6 el per-
sonaje.
Eulalia Sc habia sentado en-
frente de q, en- una marquesita,
Y lie miraba, sin llegar a expli-
carse, como no Sc 10 habia expli-
cado nunca, como este hombre,
do aspecto verdaderamente bru-
ta y repUlsivo, habta teuidO Il
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

astucia Y la inteligencia para lie
gar a hacerse Millionaire.
Era ell prototype del naeVo ri.
90 de la guerra.
Baltic, rechoncho, tenia Ia ca
beza en- forma de patata, y care
eia en- absolute de cuello.
Sus hombrOs eran cuadrados
como los de esos monigotes GU
bistas que venden los bazares
para los nihos, y en- su cara, de
patata tambien, sin nariz cast,
saltaban las manchas negras =
pobladisimas de las cejas y de
un bigote de cepillo.
Tenia los labios secos y los
dientes amarillos.
Roma pura.
Y contrastando con el aspec-
to de su persona, con su tez te-
rrosa, con sus manos llenas de
callos Y de nudos y sus uias CO.
midas por la TERRA de antique
cavadOr, do antique care~dcg. IN
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
Medwick gan6 honores de,medala !.
enhe los p~eloteros g%oHistas
venci6 al campe6n Yves Terrell

FL famoso bateadOr de los Car
denales de San Luis, Jose Med
wick, ell de los mGsculos de ace
no Y la vision clara, gan6 aver
honores de medalla entire los pc
loteros golfistas de las grandes
l1gas, en- Ell terreno de Palma
Celia.
Para conquistar ese honor,
Medwick tuvo que derrotar al
campe6n del aho pasado, Yves
Terrell, quien luch6 hasta ell Ill.
timo momento para retener sus
honores. 4
Lloyd Brown y Paul Derrin-
ger fueron los otros 1nicos juga
dores que rompieron de 100.
La anotaci6n de Joe Medwick
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

ha recibido peticiones de "tic-
kets" de differences lugares del
Estado.
La venta deasientos reserva i.
dos comenzara Ell dia 26 de este
mes.
Todos los esfuerzos van enca-
minados a vender no menos de
10000 tickets.
Joe Mccarthy dirigira la no
vena de Ia Liga Americana y
Bill McKechnie la de la Nacio-
nal.
Las probables selecciones de
pitchers, para comenzar Ell desa
rio, son: Charles (Red) Ruffing
por la Americana Y Paul Derrin
ger por la Nacional.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

Petersburg, Sc batira Ell lunes.
en- Sarasota, con ell zurdo Lefty
Young, de Akron, Estado de
Ohio. Sera un encuentro a diez
asaltos y 10 dirigira Ell empresa-
rio Jimmy Finley.
En- un reciente encuentro de
estos dos gladiadores. Young OBJ
tuyo la decision de los jueces,
por muy pequeno margen.
Para ell Semifinal apareCen
contratados Leon Foucart, de
Jacksonville, y ell veterano Fran
kie Hughes, de Terre Haute, Els
tado de Indiana,
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

rico:
-iY cuantO valen tbs cosas.
mujer?
-iNo, no, has de ser formal !
Sabes 10 que expongo recibien-
cote en- mi casa.,..., continuando
mi amistad contigo..., y, a pesac
de clio, va yes que 70 misma te
he llamado.
i va Sc que estas compro-
metida! Por ESQ he 10 agrade1co
dob,emente.
Ell agradecimiento Sc de-
haestra con obras, no con pala-
bras.
Con Obras estoy 20 dispues-
10 a demoStrartelo.... Pero. bue-
no. dime, les cierto que has en-
eontrado Ell paradero de la Chi
ca de Maria de la Cruz?
Cleric, hOmbre. lComo esOl
5Per que desconfias de mis- pa
lsbras?
Hay cue dszcoutiar ssOm,
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
DEPORTES
CATCHER PARA LOS ATLE-
TICOS

Filadelfia, Feb. 16.-E cat.
cher novato Morris Hancken, de
20 afios, firm6 aver I'm contrato
con los Atleticos de Connie
Mack.
Recientemente ell comisionado
lands lie declare "agente libre."
Actu6 de receptor, ell ano pa.
sado, con ell club Seattle, de Ia
costa del Pacifico.
Eddie Collins, un "jardinero"
practicara con los Atleticos en-
la p~rimavera pero despues Sc le
permitira jugar con ell Baltimo-
ne, de la Liga international.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
DERROTADO POR
BUSTER Carroll

AnOche, en- San Petersburg,
Buster Carroll, p1gil conocido
en- Tampa, venci6 por puntos, en-
I'm combate a diez asaltos, a
Johnny Dean, de Filadelfia, tam
bien muy conocido en- Benjamin
Field.
Durante la pelea Dean estuvo
a punto de caer, pero consiguio
sostenerse de pie. Los jueces lie
acreditaron ocho asaltOS al ven
cedor y dos tablas.
Ell "Mudo" Robinson, de Ala
bama, alcanz6 Ell fallo de los jue-
ces, por puntos, sobre Leon Fou
cart, de Jacksonville, en- ell Sc
mifinal. Los espectadores aplau
dieron v-igorosamente a estos p1
giles.
Woody Johnson derrib6 por Ia
euenta de diez, en- dos asaltos, a
Biff H~olstein, de Lowell, Mass.
companero de Carroll, y Bobby
Tillman, de Dayton, Ohio, supe-
r6 y venci6 por nocaut tecnicO.
a Jack Duga, de la Habana. Aus
pici6 ell programa lie Legion A
m~ericana.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

fu6 74-78-152; Yves Fernell, 7S-
-79-152; Lloyd Waner, $685.
168; Watson Clark, 84-88172;
Bin Swift, 85-94-179; Lloyd
Brown, 8~4-69-153; Johnny Moe
re, So-8O-16O; Mervyn Shea, &c.
8O-163; Paul Derringer, 1880.
1853; Al Lopez, 86-84-17O; Bob
Lcane, 1O6-95-2O1, Y otros.
Los partidos de hoy empeza-
ran a la una de la tarde..
Jack Russell jugara ,frente a
Lloyd Brown, Paul Waner sera
ell cponente de Merwin Shea, Joe
Medwick jugara con Denny Ga
lehouse y Yves Terrell con Hei-
ME Manush.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
Con eI bate. la Mascota y los EspejueIos


Mel OFT, una de las estrellas
de los Gigantes, Sc presentara
en- ell c~ampamento de Winter
Haven, pero aun no ha firmadc
su contrato.
Dfcese que Terry trata de re-
bajarle ell sueldo, de $4,000, pc
70 que 81 sc opone.
Hablando aver en- N. Orleans
OFT manifesto que la direction
del club discutira con 81 la cues
ton y entraran en- razones. "Yo
devolvf Ell contrato, sin firmar,
porque no me parecfa satisfacto
flo"
No sabe que posici6n jugara,
pero tiene la esperanto de que
no sea la tercera base.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

Aportaran sus estrellas al
grandioso desafio a beneficio de
Finlandia, que Sc ~efectuara en-
Tampa, los siguientes clubs :
Yankees, Cardenales, Dodgers,
Tigres, Abejas, Senadores, In
dos, Gigantes, Phillies Y Cincin
natl.
Joe M Carthy hara la selec :
ci6n de la Liga Americana y Bill
McKechnie la de la Nacional.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

Esta citada para Ell venidero
martes, segdn tenemos entendi-
do, la Liga InterSocial.
En- Ell edificiodel Circulo Gu :
bano. Ell secretario Sergio Ber-
deal pondra las tarjetas al co.
rreo entire hoy Y mahana.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

TINA, y sus boletos Sc pagaron a
$1.70 por ell dollar.
Buff Luck di6 Ia sorpresa de
la noche, en- la octava, y sus a.
postadoes recibieron $26.50 por
e peso.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

La avanzada de los Senadores
lego aver a Orlando bajo la di-
recci6n de Bucky Harris.
ALI Sc encuentran va, listos
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

da, la serenidad del peligro, de.
bian haberla advertido de que
era precise saber aprovechar las
CIRCUMSTANCES, sacar partido de
su belleza antes de que los amos
Ia dejaSen, en- las lizas del amor
y de la lucha, fuera de combat4.
Ash es que Sc prOpusO rectifi
car.
I'm plan diab6lico, internal. Sc
fue madurando en- su cerebro.
Habia tardado tres dias o cua
tro en- madurarlo.
Ahora iba a yer 81 era capaz
de ponerlO en- practica
o.
-iBien, Rodrigo l-sigui6 al
e!endo ahora la traidora-. lE-
so quiero 70 tambien que nos en-
tendamosl Pero para ESQ Is pre-
ciso que tn te hagas cargo de las
ccsas.
Fl burdo personaje hizo IN
comPetaznente de nuevO
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

para los primeros ejercicios, el
pitcher Krakauskas, Billy Ken
nedy, luis Thurman, Fred
Bryan, Sid Hudson, Walter Mas
terson, Jake Earle, All Evans,
Jimmy Wasdell y Jack Gedeon.
Los Dodgers iniciaron aver
sus practicas en- Clearwater, ba
10 Ia direction de Leo Durocher
Solo una docena de peloteros
visitieron ell uniforme. Los O.
tros decidieron presenciar Ell tor
neo de golfo que en- Palma Celia
Sc verified.
Artie McGovern el famoso
atleta, tiene a SUI cargo Ell entire
namiento de la noyena.
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
CARROLL PELEARA Ell LII.
MES EN- SARASOTA

Buster Carroll, que anoche
wenci6 a Johnny Dean, en- San
La gaceta., 1940-02-16
La GACETA

q peri6dico en- idiOma Espahcl
10 mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-02-16

Subscription semanal: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
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viutorianO Manteiga, Editor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-13

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In Re: Estate of
LEILA E. PERKY.
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To All Creditors and All Persons
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 Leila E. Perky,
deceased, late of Monroe County,
Florida, to the Hon. Raymond r.
Lord, County Judge of Monroe
County, and file the same in his Of
flee in the County Courthouse in
Monroe County, Florida. within
eight calendar months from the
date of the first publication hereof.
Said claims or demands to contain
the legal address of the claimant
and to be sworn to and presented
as aforesaid, or same will be bar
red. See Section 100 of the 1888
Probate Act.
Date April 3, A. d. 1910.
PAUL KUNSCHIK,
r.. CARLOS HENSLEE,
ROBERT NJ. HARRIS,
AS Administrators c. T. A. of Leila
z. Perky. Deceased.
apr6-I3-2O-27,1 1910
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-13
ANN

AND PULLING PLACES
The following is list of in
spectors. clerks, together with the
polling places which have been
selected by the Board of County
Commissioners for the Primary
Election to be held on Tuesday,
May 18th, 1910.
FIRST PRECINCT
Polling Place: 412 Whitehead
Street, Key West, Florida; Clerk:
u. G. Gardner; Inspectors: Enrique
Henriquez Gerald Adams. L. p.
SECOND PRECINCT
Polling Place: 727 whitehead
Oscar SOlano; Inspectors: Whalton
Parks. Hilary F. Whalton, Joe r.
THIRD PRECINCT
Polling Place: 631 Southland
Street, Key West, Florida; Clerk
Bernard Elwood; Inspectors: Charles
Archer, ST., Stanley Key, Emilio c.
Norcisa.
FOURTH PRECINCT
Polling Place: 521 Division Street,
Key West, Florida; Clerk: Orlando
Rodriguez; Inspectors: William
Sawyer, Albert Rodriguez, Jose
" % FIFTH PRECINCT
Polling Place COS Ashe Street,
Key West. Florida; Clerk: Clyde M.
Baker; Inspectors: Wilson jolly,
! Clarence Higgs, Cecil Russell
| SIXTH PRECINCT
Polling Place: 1915 Petronia
Street, Key West, Florida; Clerk:
| Phillip J. Baker; Inspectors: Chris
! tian NOnnemacher, Beauregard
! Lowe, George w. Adams.
| SEVENTH PRECINCT
Polling Place: iii Duval street.
i Key West, Florida; Clerk: Robert
| Bethel; Inspectors: w. b. Curry,
| Ralph d. Amable, Jr., Antonio
! Arencibia. -
EIGHTH PRECINCT
Polling Place: Corner of Semi
nary and Whalton Street. High
Florida; Clerk: j. f. Fieitas; In
| spectors: Johnnie Esperdy, Orion
| A. Russell J. r. Villareal.
/ NINTH PRECINCT
/ Polling Place: Marathon Grocery,
| Marathon, Florida; Clerk: A. e.
| WOODBURY.; Inspectors: Samuel
Murray Moore. IL. NJ. Snow, George
TENTH PRECINCT
| Polling Place: Lee FINDERS
| Garage, Islamorada. Florida: Clerk :;
| Edney b. Parker; Inspectors: Z. 3.
! Pinder. Raymond Russell, J. b.
ELEVENTH. PRECINCT
! Polling Place: c. o. CARROTS
Packing House, Rock Harbor. Flor
| ida: Clerk: Ivan b. FELTON,; Inspec-
tors: John Curry. Thomas ]. john
| son, Leonard L. Lowe.
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