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seTHCE Of APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
tsennfe nm No


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That
Mary r. Harris holder OF TAx
Certificate No. 1871. issued the ard
day Of September, A. -. 1928, 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~wft:
NEh of SkiA.. See 81, Twp. &c,
Range %. ~ Acres. Big Pine
Key. Monroe County Records.
Book A-3. Page 132.
The assessment Of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is-
sued was In the name 81 JAS. q.
Lewis.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deen*ed according 90 law. the prop
erty described therein will be aoid
TO the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Monday in
the month Of March. 1871, which IN
the Ard day OF March. 1891.
Dated this cath day Of January.
1871.
tSEALl R0Ms & Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida
jamie: fehs-i3-2a issi
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ANNUAL TOMCOD RUN
MEANS PLENTY FISH


BANGOR, Me, Jan. 30.-It's
frost fish time along the Penob-
scot-which means that for any
one with enough clothes to keep
him warm and a dime to spend
for a spear, there's sport aplenty
and good food to boot under the
river ice.
Men and boys bundled in wool
ems hurry down to the river each
year from the towns along its
banks to meet the annual migra-
ton of the frost fish from the
broad Atlantic.
Swarming up from the sea by
the millions, the tomcods seek
spawning beds in the rivers trib-
utaries every year early in jan
uary and until late in February.
They run heaviest when the frost
pillows hang thick over the Pen
obscot.
Most OF the fiShermen make
their hauls for the market but
there are many who WELD their
spears for pure sport and TO stock
up the family larder. Poor fam
lies consider the annual run a
godsend.
So that they can see the pass
ing fish more clearly. spesrmen
drop china plates or flattened tin
can strips on the bottom. Spears
are poised about foot from the
river bottom.
Torncods, which look Ike small
Goldfish. range from six to IL
inches in length
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ARMSTRONG BUSHES
ALL THE WAY

On the night Of the 18th. Arm
strong began rushing Zivic al the
opeslIzg gong and was rushing
him IN that fatal twelfth round
when Arthur Donovan stepped in
ard told Henry he had had
enough His eyes were again cut
ard bleedfnE-he resenbsed ore
"a the greatest of the greats
Jack Dempsey Of the heavy
weight fame. IN his fights with
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l941 DIAMOND DUELS
tA-.ectatea Press Feature s~r,teel

tssseetafed rres. Feature s~rvfeei
Bill Herman. %. an infielder
with the Chicago Cubs for a dec
AIDE, may get serious composition
this spring al the Catalina Island
California, training camp from
rookie Lou Stringer.
Lou, purchased from Los An
geleS, IS rated as the Pacific
Coasts best seccnd-Sacker-
Bills reports Of shaving off -
pounds this winter by doing farm
chores indicates that he realizes
the dangerouzrcss al Ssrlrger 5
challenge He has written Boss
Jimmy Wilson that he'll DC IN top
shape
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Gene Tunney. Tunney used the
same technique 70 whip Jack In
their two fights Dempsey did
the rushing and Tunney did the
hiinding--and Dempsey was al
ways the blind man Ia their Little
game Of huff
And juxs as Demrseys l0ng
career came 10 an end with has
second fight with Toaney 90 re-
cain the crcwr. 30 id HauunegSr
Henry's long reign c1sxne 10 All
abrupf flnaSh- His was one 81
the most cnIorful careers fhaf airy
fighter eoAasd h0asa
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LEGALs


(Senaae Rill Ma. Ie2l
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That
Mary p. Harris, holder of Tax
Certificate No 1907, issued the 3rd
day of September, A. ID. 1928. 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, te-wit;
PIT. Els of NE Sec. 90, Twp. sc,
Range %, 23k Acres, Big Fine
Key. Monroe County Records,
Book A-2, Page 227.
ss The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name OF Jas. G..
Lewis.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold
to the highest bidder at the court
house door On the first Monday in
the month of March, i94l. which Is
the Srd day of March, 1941.
Dated this 2sth day OF January,
194I.
(SEALl Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County. Florida.
janso: febs-13-2o,1 s41
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TIGERS Will Miss
Retired Baseball
Miracle Worker
Experts Claim Denny
Carroll Man Response
bic For DetrOit's Sue
cess
fAssaciatea Press Feature servicel

tAssociated Press Feature Service)
DETROIT, Jan. 30.-Denny
Carroll hasn't thrown a baseball
or swung a bat for years--buI
when the Detroit Tigers cut ur
their World Series melon last
year a slice as big as any went tc
Denny Carroll.
I Denny, with his roll of tape
the magic in his fingers, and his
vast knowledge of the baseball
players mental and physical
makeup, practically won the pen
nant for the Tigers in 1910.
That's what the experts say
The players, by voting Carroll d
full share of their World Series
purse, showed that they recog-
nized his value.
Denny, after 80 years of treat
ing baseballers' ills, retired this
year at 81. His record is full OF
almost miraculous cases, but he
saved his best performance for
the finale.
The Tigers that won the Amer
lean League pennant last season
were no healthy bunch of young,
fiery athletes. Denny's tape was
all that held them together at the
seams, his Woodworking fingers
alone kept the aged legs and arms
going at a championship pace
Have a look at what he did:
Transformed Rowe
He took Schoolboy Rowe, dead
arm and all, and transformed him
from helpless, puzzled near
cripple into hurler good for 1f
games against three losses in a
dog-fight pennant race. He work
ed on Dick Bartel until the little
shortstop, bedridden with arth-
ritis the year before and miser-
able in every joint, played 139
games with a fervor and dash
that inspired the rest of the club
/ He took the kinks out of Char
ley Gehringer's back, the kinks
which had threatened to cause
Charley's retirement. He kept the
aging Pete Fox in shape, helped
Pinky Higgins recover from q
spike wound that had threatened
to slow Pinky down to career
wrecking pace. Red Kress, to be
available for utility duty, had tc
wear plenty of Denny's tape.
Believed Ir Stretching
/ Denny, who worked in a field
( flooded with new healing gadgets
remained a firm believer in the
stretching system he used on his
swimmers when he started train
ing athletes some 35 years ago.
It wasn't all muscle work that
made Denny so popular as a
healer. Ballplayers tell you that
he was master psychologist. One
performer he would berate and
fail. Another he would praise.
the while he worked soothingly
on the players ailment.
/ Whatever his methods. they
often proved successful where
others failed. Ty Cobb, Iris
Speaker. Babe Ruth and Herb
Pennock all spent profitable time
on Denny's table. When the base
bah wise men said Lefty O'Doul
was through. the southpaw went
to Carroll. The next year Lefty
led the National League pitchers.
He'll never pitch again. they
said of Dutch Reuther. Carroll
took him in hand and Dutch won
% games in the Pacific Coast
league the following season.
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Today's Horoscope

This is a re2ourcefal day. Civ
ing ability for organization There
may be a LITTLE lack Of eoordins-
ton Of thought and effort bat
final success is probable
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~ Aza1AwAwMllA
DIAMOND DUELS

Here's fresh fuel for you
Hot Stove leaguers-the low
down on some la impending
diamond duels for positions
On major league clubs. RS a
good chance to freshen up on
your baseball information be-
fore the teams head for
their spring training camps.
The first of "l94l Diamond
Duels" appears on this page
today.
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BEDROOM, BREAKFAST, DIN
ING ROOM SUITES. Odd ia
bles, chests. beds, chairs, rugs,
kitchen table, kitchen ware and
long tables suitable for restau-
rant. Colonial mantel and
heater. May be seen at corner
Fitzpatrick and Front streets
between IL a. m. and 2 p. m.
daily and Sunday. jan24-1wk
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NAVSTAS BATTLE
PEPPERS TONIGHT
In BENEFIT GAME
LINEUPS FOR SECOND GAME
OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS
SOFT ALL SERIES AN
NOUNcED

Without fanfare or an opening
ceremony, softball's benefit series
will continue tonight at Bayview
Park. Peppers Plumbers, city
champions, will do battle with
the NavStas, beginning at 500
O'Clock.
First game of the series Mon
day night was forfeited to the
NavStas by Sawyer's BARRIERS
when only five Hair Cutters ap-
peared on the field. This action
cancelled an. opening program
that included selections by the
Home Guard Band, singing OF
America" by the audience and
tossing of the first ball by Mayor
Willard Albury to Legion Com
mander Al Mills.
Manager Roy Hamlin of the
Plumbers last night announced a
tentative batting lineup as fol-
lows:
Jackie Carbonell, 3b;
Julius Villareal, ST;
Armando Acevedo, SIS;
William Gates. 2b;
Douglas Mccarthy, CT;
Everett Higgs. If;
Norman Artman, 1b;
Charles RoSam, RI;
Gene Torres or Earl Ingraham,
C;
Clarence Gates or Mickey
Ubieta, p.
Aurelio Lastres, Jr, sub.
Clarence Allshouse, NavSta pi-
lot, will send the following play
ers against the champions:
Philip Baker, SIS;
Mario Hernandez, 3b;
George Solomon, 2b;
Julio Barcelo, 1b;
Francis Delaney, If;
Allshouse, C;
Charles Wells, CT;
William Kelly, ST;
Albert Albury, RI;
Limo Castro, p.
The two clubs met on three oc-
casions in the diSbanded Civilian
League late last year. A fourth
meeting was postponed by rain.
Pipe Filters won two of the
games but one of the victories
was SO close as to leave some
doubt as to the strongest club.
The first contest was disastrous
for the Station players, ending
$50 in favor of the Peppers.
The second battle was a
honey. Appearing in their
new uniforms for the first time,
the NavStas almost upset the
new suit" jinx in a 81 thriller.
For three innings neither team
scored. In the first-half of the
fourth, the Plumbers showed over
q pair of marks but were held
runless the rest of the way.
Meanwhile, the Station men were
unable to solve the tantalizing
offerings of Clarence Gates. Key
Vests leading softbaIl pitcher.
until the final frame when the
'underdogs' threw a scare Her
pandez, first batter up, doubled
to left center Delaney poled
the ball into leftfield for a three
Dagger. scoring Hernandez. No
outs and the tying run on third.
A bunt down first-ba line or a
long fly would have knotted the
count and possibly set the stage
for ultimate victory. However.
the next two bitters, Kelly and
Solomon, attempted to kill the
hall and went down swinging.
Jones ended the game by foul
ing out TO the first baseman.
The third meeting of the teams
saw the NavStaS 60 ''over the
top" with a 60 triumph
Lights will be turned on short
" after 100 o'clock tonight for
team practice UmpireS Joe
Cleare. William Camalier and Ar
thur Griffin win officiate.
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MEMORY OF THE moon
----- by Jeanne Bowman

YESTERDAY: Constance is
soddened by the treachery OF her
brothers. telegram. She decides
- stag seuerdl ddpS. and goes to
P9Gchport TO Interview the fam
~ ldlCyer, Judge FTancl:.
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FOR SALE-Spanish type house,
large lot, many tropical fruit
trees. Also, party boat Jewel.
Apply 808 Eaton Street.
jan6-s
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oTIrE
IN TuR COUNTY stIss4E's Court
IN ANU ToN MONROE sotATf.
FAs0M4pA. ~ FHunATE.

In re- ESTATE ~
HHFsEF4.A y RoEEHTH.
EAw&ea aeAs
@0tiee IL hsrebt gl3sn 20 all whafn
ID may concern fhar Haffsn Hsrvmi0h.
as Ex@eassr - the Last WIS asa
Teaxasn@nt 81 EaNwcca -. Hai<eFkas
fs4eas~a hax filed With the Honor
able Haysnona u f,orsa. fasnty sssssN
IA ssA far aaaess sso0NtF. kf1Etz<zs
ksIa pfnas sssszFs mnd has made sps
ssiiension for his aisesaFEs a. W.
s~usaF ~ the last Wssi and Tssia-
rnsnt 81 fsebseea ~ Roberts. de-
xeh aed
oates saauaEH a1Fd a -. fsst
fa4 EffsIa.19ss BEftF Afsllf,
As Ex@rafaF aa the Last VIII ara
Testament ef Rsasse~@ =. E9sserts,
dee~aMeA Saa13~1@s s@kS~ a1si1Af
Ssakmeribe 10 Tie Citaxenlie
weekly.
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HERE is A REAL GOOD BUY

HERE IS A REAL GOOD BUY
Corner Duval & Charles SITS
Two-story House and large lot
70'41a "x100' for $1,000. Just
think, Duval Street Property
for $1o0 front foot. Suitable
for most any kind of business.
Terms. Apply 529 Simonton
st. jan28-tfs
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PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas;
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro, 614
Francis street. novl8-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR QUICK SALE-Lots 5 and 6,
square 6, tract 81, each 50x100.
North side Flagler County
Road Avenue, between 5th
and 9th Streets. Price. $500.
Apply Box LG, The Citizen.
5an4-tf
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~ TME CIRCUIT counT 0F THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
MONROE CAVITY. FEoMsk5A. IN
CIBAslEHt. M. 7-ssa.
IRENE fsRAf.I4A FFDOPEn1fAN,
Plaintiff, vs. isIDOIkE COOPER
NAN. Defendant.
TO: fSIDORE opEsft4fAS. 4i0
Beach 3sth Street. Edgemere. ioBg
Island. New York.
ORDER E0H ~ MLsGATION
You are hersby required 10 appear
to the Bill Of Com plaint For Dtwofce
filed In this cause, on or before
March 4, i94t. otherwise tho alleGa.
t4ona thereof will s~ taken sc e@n-
fessed This order ta he publishes
once a week for four t4t consecutive
weeks In the Key West Citizen,
DONE AND ORDERED this 5sth
day OF January, 1871.
fgEAT.y Hosa G sawyer. CLERK Of
Circuit Court, kisaFos County
Fs3rida
~ fEd , FioF9nse 3, sawyer. IteputT
ClerN Jana9s seks-i5.z 1921. 1911
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TYPEWRITING PAPER - 500
Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press
mavf9-tf
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FOURTEEN FIT. SAILBOAT.
Fully equipped. 500. James H.
Pinder. 1877 Petronia Street.
jan3-s
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Three bundles for SC. The Citi-
zen Office. nov25-u
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SIGNS-"For Rent, Rooms For
Rent, Apartment For Rent.
Private Property, No Tres
passing. THE ARTMAE
PRESS. nov2S-tf
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LOT on Washington Street.
50xl00 Lot IL, Square 4, Tract
20. Price $500. Apply James
H. Pinder, 1877 Petronia Street.
jan3-s
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FOR RENT

FIVE ROOM RNISH re d
APARTMENT. Modern Con-
veniences. Available now till
May Is. $3.50. Apply 42i ST.
monitor Street jan9-tf
TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED
House. all modern convenience.
S6500 month Apply after 800
p. m. at $40 Elizabeth street.
jan3O-3t
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need Of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere Satisfactory rates.
OFT Fleming ST. novIT-sf
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PERSONAL CARDS, $i.25 per
100. THE ARTMAN PRESS.
nov25-tf
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FOURTEEN FIT. CUPBOARD
MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped
and one johnson Outboard mo-
tor, 4 hip. $50. James II.
Pinder, 1877 Petronia Street.
jan3-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Hosts on Tuesday
To Warspiie Men

Scottish Rite Mssons Of Ia
coma are to be hosts Tuesday eve
mig 70 Mssons on H. N. 5. Var
spite now in Bremerton. a bus IS
heinr chartered which vii bring
the men to Tscoma. returning
them 70 Brsmerton following the
meeting. which will start prompt
IL At as ?. m.
Arthur Angove. program chair
man. promises 3 fine evening. WITH
special musical numbers. Mayor
Harry ?. Cain will speak briefly
and there will be remarks Of IN
usual interest by men from the
Warspite. q concert trumpet soloist
from Fort Lewis. the orphus male
quartet. the women's choir from
Warren chapter. o. F. S, and
readings by Ruth Moline.
Bill Bosch and Hugh Borman
will be in charge Of special ar
rangements IN the dining room,
where the evening VIII be con-
Icluded.
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Code Of Hills
Saved z Pilots
FRESNO, Gal.

FRESNO, Gal. - An unknown
mountaineer a prospector or
trapper or hunter-who obeyed the
code of the hills WAS credited today
with saving the lives Of two army
filters who spent week lost in
a Sierra Nevada canyon two miles
above sea level.
Lieutenants Jack c. West and
Leonard Lydon, who jumped from
their tiny fighter planes high over
the Sierra Nevadas oct. "a, were
spared starvation and exposure
because the mountaineer kept his
larder full and his latchstring out.
The chance in a million that he
had anticipated-that lost fell
bowman might need food and
shelter in that remote mountain
canyon-plsyed TO the benefit of
the pilots.
They found canned beans and
corned beef. matches, some fire.
wood, a fishing pole and a tent.
With the food and equipment they
existed week, and today ply
sicians at Fresno hospital said
they suffered only exhaustion from
their adventure.
They were sleeping around the
clock in their first sustained rest
since they jumped. Major C, S.
Miller, who led the rescue party
up Barton peak in King Canyon
National park yesterday to bring
them out, said they told him they
had kept each other awake
throughout the week because they
feared that they would freeze to
death If they fell asleep.
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1905, Concert Hour.
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Songs You Like.
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World: ll::l5. Mystery
Man
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