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worrying about whether they
could vote or not.
"You think you have equality
of the sexes" Miss Willesdon's
ringing voice went on. you have
nothing of the sort. Not so long as
one girl among you feels that
she must use trickery, pretense,
by-ends to win one man among
you, instead of saying frankly to
him, I love you. We can be hap
pier together than apart; viii you
marry me?" And not till any man
among you dares to say to the
girl he loves, / cannot earn for
two. Marry me. and carry the f.
nancial burden till l am on my
feet Not until :"
Summons From Prexy
TT sounded to Eileen like nom
4 sense. She felt like rising and
waving her hand and saying,
Don't be silly!"
Heaven knew you didn't have
to use trickery or what have you
on Jordan In Eileen's experience
so far, the trouble was to keep
them from getting to the point
where they asked you: for then
you hadn't them as friends any
longer. And as for man asking
you to marry him and support
him-well, today if anybody had
a job you did what you could
and didn't make speeehes.
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LEGALS

IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
JOSHUA b. SMITH,
pecea sed
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
probate Law 1881
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that JANE
I. SMITH has filed her final report
as administratrix of the estate of
Joshua II. Smith, deceased; that she
has filed her petition for final dis
charge, and that she viii apply to
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord.
County Judge Of Monroe County.
Florida. on the 10th day of May.
1871, for approval of same and for
final discharge as Administrative of
the estate of Joshua h. smith, de-
ceased. on this 2end day Of April.
1871.
JANE I. SMITH,
Administrative of the estate of
Joshua Il. Smith, deceased.
apr2S-s0; may7-I4. 1941
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LEGALS
IN THE COURT Of THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
FLohiDA. IN PROBATE.

v = y v
judge. MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN pR0BATE.
In res ESTATE of
III O. pESICK,
4 Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tfi1s3 Probate Act. >ers. fIa. g2aD
To MI Creditors and Persons HAY
III ing tlAiipH Or Demands AGAINST
Said Estate
fsgi ard each OF sou arc hereby
untitled and required 10 present
any claims Mtd Demands which you
o. either ri gpsi. may have Heainwt
the elstslgw ~ H. 81 PenIrk. decreased
tate Of said County. 10 the County
Judge Of Monroe County. Florida. IL
his office IN the court hoHaa 81 safa
County ~ kes West. fIprlaa With
In eight calendar months from ths
time Of the first publication ~ this
notice Each claim Or demand shall
Dc in writing. aud shall state the
place ~ residence and post office
address ~ the claimant. and shalt
be sworn - b. the claimant. his
agent. ~ his attorney. and any KUeh
claim or demand not 20 filed shall be
void.
ROY IIAMT.IS,
~ Administrator If the Estate ~
II ~ Psntck. deceased
mayT- t-zI-zs. 1851
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STERLING, Gates
AND THE HATTERS

Here's how Key Vests two
representatives, in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Butch Gates, came out
at the plate in recent perform
ances. The local players are put
ting i'll their first season with the
DeLand Red Hats.
Their performances:
SUNDAY. MAY ii
First Camel
Alb r III Pc A + SH
Sterling, lib 3 o 2 o OIL o.
Gates. 3b s2 80 o.
Runs batted N: Sterling 3,
Gates: two-base hits: Sterling 2.
The score: r
ocala oO3 600 0OO--3
DeLand $40 100 30x-8
Second Camel
ABB r Fl Pc "A r SH
Sterling, Id 3 0 O 10 90 o
Gates, 3b 3 l o 8 2 o.
The score: r
Ocala 900 200 0---2
DeLand 200 020 XII
The standings:
Club w. L. Pct.
l. DeLand 10 6 100
| 2. st. Augustine II 6g0
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WILLIAM G, MILLER. at al.
Defendants.
NOTICE IN EMINENT DOMAIN
PROCEEDINGS
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. AND
Joseph Il. Brooks who IL over the
age Of twenty-one years and whose
place of residence is s1nlsnown, John
Wallace as Trustee for Frederick r.
Wallace. who is over the age of
twenty-one years and whose place
of residence is unknown, NJ G. Jor-
dan as Trustee for al q Kay. who is
and whose place Of residence Is un-
known. Oscar Seewatd who is over
the age of twenty-one years and
whose place of residence lis un-
known. the unknown heirs, devisees.
legatees, grantees or other claimants
Of Laura II. Geiger. deceased.
Manuel Yudarte of NJ Merrick Ave-
other parties, natural or corporate.
who may have some right, title aud
interest in and 10 the following de-
gcribed lands. situate, lying and be-
ing on the Island Of Iioca Chica in
Monroe County. Florida and de-
serfhed as follows, tozwit;
Parcel
Part OF Lots Five ts) and six
Isl Of Scriion Twenty eight
t2S) Townshlp sixty seven tS7l
south, Range Twents-six t26f
East, containing 10 acres. more
or less.
Parcel 2
Part ~ Lots Five 90 and Six
IH9 Of section twenty eight
fgNA sfstaptssIft4& fwt {fz etstyesff fETA
south. Rance TwentN-six t263
East containing I I acres. more
or less.
Parcel 8
Fart Of Lots Five CD and Six
fgl ~ Section Twenty-eight
tssls Township sixty seven ts7l
south, Range Twenlyssix tz6)
east, containing rs acres. more
or less.
Parcel 4.
Lot Three ~ ~ section Thirty
] three t339. Township sixty
seven f6T1 south, Range rwen
iy-afN t2sl Eaxi containing 10
acres. more or less
part 81 Lot one % at section
ThlrtS-two t32l. Township
sixty seven fg7p South. Range
Twsnty-slx f2Bl East. rnntain-
Ing SO acres. more or less
: Parcel ".
part Of I.ot Four g, Of section
ThirtysIhrce fs31, Township
gixty-aeven tbTb South. Range
Twenty-slx ts6) East. cnntain-
ing u acres more or less.
YOIT, AND EACH or YOU, are
hereby commanded to be and appear
fin the Circuit Court. IN and for
Monroe County Florida. NJ the Of
flee OF the Clerk ~ said GeArtl IN
the CITY ~ Key wpwt Monroe C0uns
ty, Florida, on or befare the a5Fd
day Of May. 4. -. 1871. 10 show
shat right. title. interest or lien
you. or any of you. have In and 70
any az the above described parcels
Of land. and 10 show cause why the
same should not be taken FOR the
Hsen and purposes rs set forth 10
that certain petition In eminent dD-
main proceedings Ia condemn the
fee simple title 20 the Iands herein
above described for the construction
III d County Airport on the Ab1ge dee
scrlIlsd IHnds, which petition WAS
brought against ygn. and eHth of
you. by MONROE COUNTY. a poiiii%
eal subdivision 81 the state of FLOR
ida. Or default viii be entered
against you
WITNESS my hand ~ Clerk ~
fhn Circuit t'uHff 10 aud for Monroe
County. Florida. and the seal ~ eaid
Court. thgn the z@nd day ~ APRIL a
q. 1877 II Key WeAt IN h0nrue
County Florida
fsstsAisl Esd IsoAs & Sawyer
clerk IL the Circuit g0HFt IN and
for sfonraT t.ouHfy. Florida
HARRIS & ATt5Nlt
KAFMuNfg r. LORD
Attorneys for Petitioner
nuf2a go sfiasI . 44zf 1871
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Spanked by sharpShootlng Del
Vale, who almost equalled the
tournaments individual scoring
record, the Hot Shots shook off
a bad start to pile up 31-point
lead in the afternoons twin
bill afterpiece.
Sinking 20 points. Del Vale
fell two short of tying the 81
point mark set BY teammate
Arthur Thompson. Thompson.
IL, and Pritchard. II, ably assist
ed the Cuban forward in the
runaway.
Costar shoeldered the burden
for the Conchs. ringing the hoop
for 10 markers. Herrick and
Cash, four each, followed. Rob-
erts, three, r. Colgate and Stew
ems, two each, contributed the
balance Of the % points racked
up by the Babies.
Score bv quarters
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the Arnold lineup in preparation
for the championship playoff
with the Cordovas this after
noon.
Score by quarters:
Barber - n - . q
Arnold S Is ia rs 2e
John Mcnendcz' Minute Men
bumped the LyIse McCown Red
Raiders, 80 20. ia the closing end
IL the nigh, doubleheader.
Earl Adams. Jr,. sinking five
for five free shots. topped the
Men with l3 points. closely fol-
iossea BY Knowles. ten. Curry.
SIX and Lloyd. four. contributed
the remaining points
EaSt-sscppsng HaSkins and AL
bury tied for Raider scoring
honors. six each L SweetInR
and K. Roberts were next four
each.
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BASKETBALL.
High schccl Gym. 800 p-n.l
THIS AFTERNOON

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Hslph Araoias Hornets ~ Or
sxssxs1 C18ssawas Blanks
TOMORROW
Rapa Arnps4s HoTr@ts - Or
rr1esa Cardgvms Esaaks
FRIDAY
Rpn Arn0ns Hornets ~ Or.
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(Newlan sank five out of ten
free throws for 500 average)
Hamlin
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NOTICE no snI.IlITnns

~ TaE egasGIF g0IRT OF TME
EfsEt EsTH JUDICIAL s8MGGET
o. THE sTATE OF FLORIDA.
~ Asb ron MONROE tot sTf.
~ aBANEfsHS.
ROY Ai.slSzp SMITH.
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rs DEs 8H d A..
JULIA DOROTHY SMITH.
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MEXICAN LEAcuE

ming. N. Cooper and " Cooper
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. AT
LAW.
MONROE COUNTY. political
subdivision Of the State of
Florida,
Petitioner.
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NATIoNAL LEAGUE

f7tasA&eItlE. tsEElasFlEl4 st}1 Nv us >
sions Sewell and Davis
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ttigney and f1x&h. wagner,
and PStlals
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kaA AstfAtstk8
FeIIeT ard Hershey Russo
ard Dsekey.
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Kennedy IrnsteT. Caster
CRUDE, Knott ard Hayes
Evening star., 1941-10-09

Johnny Colan, the middle
weight swatter, will jump in with
the heavyweights against Buddy
Knox at Chicago Dick Bartell
tells Detroit friends he's had
three offers to manage clubs.
Cliff Harris of the Sioux City
1owa) Journal writes: "The
people out here would look upon
a Dodger fan with awe. Could
you loan us a couple to use as a
sideshow during oV circus next
summer" We can think of
lot who would like to get out of
town right now, but next summer
they'll be in Ebbets Field, as
usual.
The football makers have
forbidden Ossie Solem'S "Y" for
nation, in which the ceEter faces
the backfield. Maybe they
thought Ossie had the guy sitting
on the ball to hatch out some
trick plays Players who have
run into Temple say that Al
Drulis. the blocking back, is a
better ballplayer than the highly
rated Andy Tomasic.
Army scouts report that Earl
Blaik has some nice big plebes
coming up now that the physical
restrictions have been loosened.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Top Average Hii
For 0ffense by
Northwestern
Georgia Pace Setter
DefensiveIy in Its
Two Engagements
BY GAIL FOWLER,
Associated Press Sports Write,

SEATTLE, Oct. 9.-Footban teams
which most experts picked to clean
up this season are doing all right in
the early statistics.
The American Football Statistical
Bureaus first compilations. released
today, showed Southern and Mid
western outfits topping the figures
for total offense and defense.
It's still pretty early to tell how
indicative the figures are. however,
naSmuch as some of the leaders
have played only one game, or have
not reported all games played.
On offenses, Northwestern, after
its thorough 51-3 whipping of Kan
saS State, holds first place with a
52l-yard average for the one game.
Defensively. it's Georgia, which in
two games against Mercer and South
Carolina held the foe to only lis
yards per game.
Georgia Third in Offense.
Georgia, which gets its first stiff
test this week against Mississippi.
also ranks third in total offense-
! gains rushing and passing-rolling
up an average OF 4385 yards per
game. In second place, with but one
OF its two games reported. is Frank
Leahy's Notre Dame Irish team that
collected a 461-yard average in its
Arizona opener.
Northwestern also ranks first in
rushing offense, averaging 389 yards
per game on the ground. Georgia.
on the other hand, has held op-
ponent rushers to minus "a yards
per game
The Texas Aggies. hitherto q
power team, have turned to passing
since All-America John Kimbrough
! graduated. the figures indicate. The
Aggies have averaged 2435 yards per
game through the air in their two
. contests.
I st. Louis University has shown
the best defense against passing
holding opponents throws to yards
per game in two games.
Illinois. in its lone game. averaged
d yards per punt for four punts to
lead in that classification.
/ Illinois Does Well
After Northwestern. Notre Dame
and Georgia, here are the other
total offensive rankings:
Illinois, 397 yards average gain
per game, Texas A. and M, 387.
Syracuse, 1865: Detroit, BITS;
Tulane, 1865 Santa Clara, 359;
Ohio State, 355.
Total defense-After G eorgia
comes Texas. % yards yielded per
/ game to both rushes and passes
Tulane. 315 Northwestern. 33; Illi-
nois, 80; Vanderbilt, Ais; Texas A.
and M, SOC; Texas Christian, 50;
Duquesne, 81; Rice, 81.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Baugh Pushes Eakin
For Punting Lead
In Pro League
Averages $40 Against
57.3 Yurds for Giunt;
Cuff Aerial Thief
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9-When Kay
Eakin of the New York Giants lays
toe to football in a National League
game, it's practically good-by pig
skinl
Punting statistics through last
Sundays games show Eakin with a
573-yard average in three punting
tries, with Sammy Baugh of Wash
ington a close second with a 549-
yard mark in four boots. Baugh,
incidentally, is credited with the
longest single kirk, oni@of rs yards.
Whizzer White of Detroit. with
eight punt returns averaging 131
yards, and Lew Brock of Green Bay,
with a 19-yard average for five re-
turns. lead in that phase. White
has made the most kickoff returns
-siX-for a 223 average. but George
McAfee of the Chicago Bears has a
496-yard average, but he's returned
kickoffs only three times.
Ward Cuff of New York has the
edge in pass Ainterceptions. having
shared three for a total yardage
return of 100.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
There Are No Stors in Blue and Gold

Nays almost brandnew athletic Thomas Starr
inclined
wasn't yesterday and he has followed football regoy
It'll take spell real weather
"We As William
4 against West Virginia
a players brisk
MiddleS
petition keen that drop from the first fourth
nothing to
from the b
the Davis Cup tennis the dead before the Davis
melted become part of bomber bounced the
bokeneld running
higher
"On like this team we'll Coach Larson concluded rs
all
they've playing S a all
The building false hopes however That
he field he
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Whizzer, YET 70 Play
With Pro Winner,
UneompIaining
Ry the Asscciated Dress

By the Associated Press
DETROIT, Oct. 9.-Byron tWhiz-
zer) White has become professional
footballs poor little rich boy, but
the former Colorado all-America
halfback isn't shopping for sympa-
thy.
This is the Whizzers third sea-
son in the postgraduate game. He
twice has been the National Leagues
top ground gamer and his salary
checks quite likely match anything
in the business. yet he never has
played on a winning team.
Naturally, I'd like to be, with a
big winner like the Chicago Bears
and the Green Bay Packers" said
the 24-year- old triple threaten to-
day as his Detroit Lions brushed up
for their home opener Sunday with
the Cleveland Rams. But I'm not
complaining because this club still
is going to give them all trouble. -
Evening star., 1941-10-09

Wonder if those cops who
pinched Gerry Priddy and
Johnny Sturm in Jersey were
trying to square up for the blue
coats who got in Mickey Owens
way on that play?
Today's guest star: Carter
Scoop Latimer, Greenville IS.
c. News: 'Mickey's muff of that
third-out strike saved the Amer
ican people at least a million
bucks that would have been spent
on tickets, drinks, ETC., for the
sixth game at the stadium"
Local papers are blasting the
New York Boxing Commits
sion for suspending Ray Carlen
and Willie Gilsenberg for letting
their fighters coast. They want
to know if it's good strategy to
say Go in there and get your
block knocked off" Joe Gould
is offering Red Cochrane $4,000
to fight young Kid Mccoy for
the welter title either here or in
Detroit. frankie Frisch is all
worked up about Vincent Smith,
the Pirates rookie catcher.
Howard Pollet is going to get
new manager. He'll marry Vir-.
ginia Clark In New Orleans Oc-
tober u.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Larson Says Heat HELPED the Middies

1t nevertheless that
beaten only by Penn and Nore Dame
comb through his hair half
ash tray guest tackle springs up admits this ought to be
his
One thing like
with that ball between too But
look
He dug into his desk pulled pence
liam showed
the ball and what blocked
showed the Mddles rolling
The only thing haven't liked bit
weather. Both ou-
enough being three
William and Mary and West Virginia didn't
heat made of the boys sick their omahs We we're leading
West Virginia only half
W p
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Leohy's Been Working in the East

a of mention
of Coach LarSon face develops that Leay writing causing
to be written column
in
Possibly few
teams
In the East in recent years and may have lost track of developments
In he
old against
Browne belt nearing
in cea football pants
that a
He doesn't want to take his first Note Dame
Navy Naturally
Well S n
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Two D. {. Boys Start
For Terp YearIings
In Opening Battle

Maryland's freshmen football
team, made up mainly of home tai
ent, as usual, will open its season
against the V. M. I. yearlings at
Lexington Saturday.
Out of "a squad members, 25 are
from Maryland or the District of
Columbia. Charley Dove, who played
at Bulls, and Dick Metzler, Roose-
velt product, will start at quarter
back and left end, respectively, for
the young Terps. Metzler is the son
of the time Central High coach.
V. M. l., which opens early in Sep
tember, has a much more advanced
frosh team and the Terp yearlings
will be distinct underdogs.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Illinois Zuppke Unpredictoble,
Minnesoto's Biermon Wary
As Big Ten Battle Neors

tune falls our way We may make
amends for our sad start. l think
we'll be in better condition this week
end than last"
The Wildcats have such power
house in Alf Bauman at left tackle
that three guys-Leon Cook, Tony
Samarzia and Ray Vincent-art
beating each others brains out fol
the right tackle job.
Notre Dame left today for Georgia
by train, but the players minds were
in the air. Our pass defense" said
Coach Frank Leahy, has to smarter
up lot"
Scouts told Coach Bo McMillin
whose Indiana eleven will play
Texas Christian this week, that
Kyle Gillespie was one of the best
passerS in the business. He hit Il
out of 20 against Arkansas.
Pitt Invades Michigan.
Michigan will entertain Pitt Sat-
urday and is the second of foul
Western Conference teams that the
Fasteners have on their schedule
this year Last week Purdue took
the Panthers, to 0. A week from
Saturday Pitt will meet Minnesota
and November Ohio State.
Hoping to make the Panthers
sojourn into the Big Ten as mis-
cradle as possible, Michigan's Coach
Fritz CriSler is planning to use Don
Robinson. sophomore character.
lied by Crisler as the most pub.
icized player never to have beer
in college game" Present. too
Will be one of the best publicizeG
newcomers of the year, Tom Kuzma
Wolverine backfield ace.
Inactive list: Iowa, it's players
being shifted from end to end in
preparation for Wisconsin a week
hence; Purdue, beset by injuries
with Ohio State nine days away:
Ohio State. just getting over it.
train legs after the trip to South.
ern California, with Purdue next or
october 18.