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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04
Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION


Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
To: JOSEPH WEISS. So WIif3et
Street, New York, New York.
pear ta the Bill az Complaint filed
in this cause on or before February
3rd. 1871. otheFw Use the aNegatfo m
thereof viii be- tskea az confessed
This order To he published once a
week IN the Key West Citizen for
four consecutive weeks.
TSDne ard ordered this seth day Of
December. 4. D. 1880
fSEALg Ross e lawyer. Clerk ~
Ctrcnit Court. Moaroe CouHsy.
FstSrfAa-
by tsdl Florence r. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
decsf- Is 1870. 1ant-1i-ts,lsti
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04
LEGALS

ORDER FoR PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CH4NCERY. No.
1850.
RUDOLPH MARX,
Plaintiff,
VS.
DORA MARIA LOUISE SPITTAU
WOHLRATH MARX.
Defendant.
To Dora Maria Louise Spittau Wohl-
rath Marx. GIG West 13Tth Street,
New York City, State of New York.
You are hereby required TO appear
to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce
filed in this cause on or before Feb
ruary Srd, I94l. otherwise the allie
cations thereof viii be taken as con-
fessed. This order to be published
once a week for four ca consecutive
weeks in the Key West Citizen.
Done and Ordered this goth day of
December, 1910.
(SEAI41 Ross c Sawyer, Clerk of
Circuit Court, Monroe County,
Florida.
BY (Sd.) Florence Il. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
dec21 2s, 1910; jar4-1I-1S. 1871
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The ancient Egyptians used
lockS on their doors.
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Chinese Rad Suspension nrxtgew
ballg IL ir1n chains centuries ago
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IN raF CIRCUIT CoTaT OF THE
EIsyENTu JUDICIAL GtAsBff.
MONROE cot sTt. Ffs0kfftAs IN
GHAsCEat.
A@SE ARROW CRANE.
pialnsifs.
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A bee visits more than 200, 900
flowers for each ounce of honey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04

There are 2,500 species of liz
ards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04
vs..
DORA MARIA LOUISE SPITTAU
WOHLRATH MARX.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN


No, 7-43-
AL DASH, also known as
ALEXANDER DASHIFSKY,
Plaintiff,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04


ALEXANDER DASHIFSKY.
Plaintiff.
MARTHA PANoFF DASH.
ORDER rem PUBLICATION
To: MARTHA PANOFF DASH,
222-04 l39th Avenue, clio Michael
kaplan, Laurelton, Long Island,
New York.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce filed i'm this cause on or
before January 9th, 1914, otherwise
the allegations thereof will BIO
taken as confessed, This order to
be published once a week for four
CD consecutive weeks, in the Key
West citizen.
Done and ordered this 9Th day of
December, 1870
(SEAL) Ross G Sawyer. Clerk OF
Circuit Court, Monroe County,
BY (Sd) Florence f. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
dec7-14-21-2s, 1910; jan4.ts4i
-----------~-~s-~-~----
IN THE CIRCUIT Court or THE
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. y-a32.
J. ELS4AS PHILLIPS,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE.
PATRICIA RUSSELL. PHILLIPS.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
II appearing by the Affidavit of
J. Elsas Philips, the plaintiff In
the above STYLED cause, which Af-
fidavt has been duly filed In said
cause. that said affiant believes
that Patricia Russell phillips. the
defendant in said cause, is resi-
dent of a State or country other
than the State OF Florida and that
| the residence of said defendant,
Patricia Russell Phillips, as par
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE.
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERy.
ESTHER PLATT WEISS.
Plaintiff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCENY.
No. 5-fG0
BUNDY SANDERSON COR
PORAT1ON, a FIoria corpora
ton,
Plaintiff,
B. CURRY MORENO, a single
man, ct al,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO
BATE.
In re Estate of
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ecety-;sat. nsp. K&Asrs S.ss s~a~.~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04
PANoFF DASH,
Defendant.
AnnNR FAB FERTILIZATION

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. Z-432.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04
LEGALS
IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE or
FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.

MARIE z. TURNER,
Plaintiff.
VS.
JOHN A. TURNER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-04

COY CRAWFORD WILLIAMSON.
Plaintiff.
VS..
PEARL ID. WILLIAMSON,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Army Orders

w.SHrNGToS The War depart
noent has issued the following orders
Lieut. Coils Peter x. Kelly, cae..
Port Hancock, 10 Hawaiian oep,,
NJ, 70 FORT RILEY. Ernest @. cullum
omc Tucson. Ariz.. to Roswell Gar ,
lana T Rowland. Cd. Panama Canal
dept. 70 Fort Leonard Wood; Aloert
W Sweet Sr., SC. Warrington, 70
Camp Bowie Joseph l.. Erickson,
ono Hawaiian dept. 70 Fort hAr-
rison. Ire M. Hester. ONE. HAWAIIAN
!. dept 10 Omaha.
Mas Russell p Bates. cac.. Fort
Tosecrans TO Hawaiian dept. Robert
X Kruger Gao. Camp HAN, to Ha-
wsiian dept; John s. sehwartz, eh , :.
George 2 Ramey, &C.. Champaign .
IN TO Warrington Raymond c.
Lane inf Fort Lewis, 70 Camp
Wheeler. Robert p Davenport. &C.
Fast st. LOUIS, to Enid. Okla En-
nett ?. Yost. &C, Pine Blun' ArE :.
n Sherman. Tex. Arthur l.. Koch.
ono Washington, 70 Preside OF San
Francisco. Will Faust Nicholson. spec
RS Denver. 70 Dayton, Paul Revere
Praniff spec. res. Oklahoma City 70
outv DAYTON. Donald Mclean, eaca
Camp Ham. 10 Hawaiian dept
Capts Lawrence Mel. Guyer, caca
Fort Constitution TO Hawaiian dept.
pennock Il. wollaston, cacr Camp
Stewart 70 Hawaiian dept; willis
= Moran. cd Ogden. Utah. 70 Den
yer. David K Donelson. ymc.. Fort
Mason. 70 washington; Ralph
Johansen. &C Fort Belvoir. 70 Fort
ORD: Donald NJ Mccain. &c. Fort
Belvolr. 70 Fort Ord Robert V Dunn.
&C Patterson field to Romulus.
Mich. Ralph Hurlbut Coourn. Cd
res Shaker HeiRhts o. 20 Cleve-
land. George Halght Lusk, &C. res
Newton Mass to Denver.
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IfueL. and IfaIlefs

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ORDER YOUR WOOD COAL, FUEL OlL-TODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Dolly

ALL WOOD o C. YELLOW FIR
ALL GREEN WOOD u" OR i6"
LENGTHS
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fursAu. Department 81 CommsTos1
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Saturday night clearing Sunday.
but cooler IN the interior. Fresh
southerly wind of the shore sat
urdsy night. becoming moderate
northwesterly Sunday. Moderate
ehangeahle wind ever inland wa
tiers Of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma FOR the -
hours ending a. S a. m. Saturday
trace: since September I. al
inches. an excess Of 1e2 inches.
Ance January l. 1854 inches, a
deficiency OF 4.ls inches
Wind at ss. m. Saturday, south
Il m ?. h.
Barometer at 2e77 and falling
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sun rises Sunday 81 s4s snd
sets at SIS. Rises Monday al
s4T and sets 81 s23.
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Business Opportunities

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
MORE SOLDIERS co ZIG
TO PASCACOUL lamp
TO PLAY THIS WEEKEND
Citizens Praised By Army Officials For Part Taken In En-.
tsEtainne Trainees During Past
Several Weeks.
Pascagoula Local
Promises Support
To Defense Program
untmtsrrupesd Ffsw OF skaEEed
LaAeF. Ff~m ia Own Ranks
Offered IN Defense Vera

The PasceEouls council OF the
United BrotheFnood Of Carpenters
ard Jolnsrx m America. affiliated
wlth uie A p o. L. Joined with the
councils nf Biloxi. 0uilport Jark-
san. Meridian. vteksbura. Matches
and Haftissbuv IN pledging their
whoie-hearted support and eo0pera-
ton IN tine National Defense pro-
gram. IT a meeting % uhs Mtass-
sippi Council Ia Biloxi. thts week
Tne council. led BY President G.
". Walters Of vsckshurg. devoted its
attsntIon 20 the development Of
organization plans 20 provide DE-
Tense centerH IN Mtnzikstppi with an
uninterrupted now Of skilled labor
from the ranks Of It's own crafts. 20
meet demands Of the defense con-
s~1ructlon program.
w II Biarkweli. Feonrding secre-
tafy Of the local council. repre-
sented PapcAaoula It this meeting
The next state council meeting
will be IN Meridian. preceding the
state Federation Of Labor conven-
tton IN July.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
|PASCAGOULA BAND
CONCERT PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED TODAY

The date for the annual concert
Of the PaseagoulA Band % raise
funds for the annual trip to the
state band contests 70 BE held IN
Jackson within the next few weeks.
has been changed from Tuesday
April IS 70 wednesday. April le. IL
was announced BY Henry w. eau
tier. president Of the PascaguulA
Band Auxiliary which Is sponsoring
THIS event The change was made
- that Il vii not conflict with the
concert 10 De given BY Ruhinoft.
The famous vioiiniSt who VIII ap-
pear Ii Gulfport On Tuesday night
A splendid program Of MUSIC
which +. certain 70 please al lis
tenerS has been arranged for the
band concert, which win be At TO
O'Clock IN the school auditorium
under the direction q Director
Stubalefieid.
Joining In with the concert viii
D the PascakoalA Olee Club which
has been attracting considerable at
teutson lately for lis fine perform
Anee This combination viii as
sure the public Of The largest snd
best musical entertainment present.
&c tn P~ascagoula II some time
The concert I'll include ne
entire band playing marches. over
tules novelties and patriotic num-
eerz Besides these there VII oe
soloS brass QuArtetteA songs ~
tsttes and chorusex
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
CONTRACTOR,
LABOR LEADER
MAKE CHARGES

Charges and counter charges we're
filed against l. ]. LittrelI. head OF
the Gulf Coast Construction Co.
which Is CONSTRUCTING the Natural
gas pipe hne from LucedAle e
Pascagouia: and Walter Lowry
business manager Of the Metal
Trades Council Of the Pascaeoula
local. following efforts Of Lowry Z
organize workznen employed IN con-
struction Of the linz.
Lttrell was charged In an affidss-
Il filed by Lowry. with assault
after Lowry Is alleged % have been
shot at neA the construction site
near Hurley. early Sunday morning
He posted q 500 bond pending courl
hearing.
Lowry was arrested BY county "a.
trolman Fenimore Hudson. SUNDAY
morning and lodged IN the count,
jail on charges Of assault by ct.
tempting TO run over Ltttren viii
his automobile. Lowry was reieaseI
later On $500 bond while awaiting
court trial
According 70 the erresting officer
who was At the scene Of the trouhll
~ the time. there has been som
previous trouble between kittrel
and Lowry, when the latter souanl
10 get LittreIi into an aereemen
with the Labor Union Al the 70
guest q LittreII. who was watching
the equipmsnt and project Saturday
night Sheriff J. Guy Krebs anz
Patrolman Hudson. accompanied
him 10 the site remaining On duts
% prevent any trouble which might
arise.
About midnight. Lowry = said e
have passed the scene several times
n his car. Finally LtttreI went q
Ne neutral ground and built 3 IRE
ard stood b. t. Lowry Is said c
have cume b again. swerFing nls
car sharply ct LtttreIi Who sE1estep-
ped out Of the way. Lowry spez
towards PAscAgoula and Offlces
Hudson fired three zhots - the car
one bullet striking = rear tire ane
puncturins e.
0ffteer Hudson approached Lev.
RS ~ and placed him under 81.
rest. Several men riding IN "a.
rear q LoWrvn car. but Who wsrs
not Vtzinle from The outside. As
were taken inao custody and brouznI
q PAscaeoulz and released.
Inc cate for the trial had 10,
been St
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
WELDER FALLS
FROM GANTRY
DIES OF INJURY
PaseasoalA shipyasa wsrker Crash
e. Te Death I'm Accident
Wednesday MsFning

Joe Hand jones. - years !
weIdex. vas fatally injured Wednes-
DAY when he fell nearly % fec: from
the SIDE % q gantty crane on which
he was working ~ the ingalls, Ship
building Corporation plant IN Pas
eAsoula- The accident occurred
about 10 O'Clock IN the morning and
Jones died 81 8 80 Wednesday night
at the jackson County Hospital
where he VA taken for treatment
According 70 information gather
ed concerning the accident. Jones
vas engaged m doing some welding
on the back Of the Eantry and was
suspended BY . rope. In some man
ner his welding rod Is said TO have
come IN contact with the rope
cutting Il IN two. allowing him 20
fall.
Jones body "a badly crushed hy
the fall as he Is said 20 have struck
q timber before reaching the
ground. lie suffered numerous brok-
en- bones and q head injury
jones, Who gas a native Of Leeds.
Ala. was educated IN the schools
there. lie was engaged IN farming
prior 10 MS attending trades school
IN Alabama where he learned cleo
tFe welding He came 70 PAscagou-
h about three years ago and had
been employed By the ingalls, Ship
yard since.
lie married Miss Allie Mae PARK
CT Of Pascagouia on July 7. 1883
Besides her he leaves = nine month.
old daughter, Doris Virginia Jones.
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Car
Jones Of Leeds Ala five sisters
Mr. Melton cllnkzcale: Mise.
MARY Ruth jeanette and AIMS
Frances Jones. and txo brotherz
James and Norman Ray Jones o
Leeds. Ala.
he vas q member Of the Baptis
church under whose auspices fun
erai services were conducted At tn
Fails Funeral Home yesterday At
teFnoon a. $50 O'Clock. by Rev "
l. Day His body was taken 4
Leeds. this morning and funera
vii be held there tomorrow after
noon a. : O'Clock with intefmen. /.
the Cedar Grove cemetery
TIE pal bearers we're d Smith
Pred Parker. ". J. Parker. X I
walker. Philip Bonnet and r l
Barton. All Of PAscagoala.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
GREEK WAR Relief.
funds IN COUNTY.
Needing IMPETUS.
~. 80 Wed OF Naems Pstms L@Enana
Per Part Ftayea In Raising
Substantial aum

Tne drive for orrek war Relsi
funds 70 nii 1he ti0oo qaota "a
PaAcagoulA and vicinity has reAched
Ire $50 marx. Il Il reported By
Nrs x u sseuhe. treasurer and
Mrs. Bill n,opoiuE. general chair
man. Mr. ] O KILLER. chairman
Of the woEnenh committee and
cyru HOPKINS. publlcity directcs
Mayor oeorxr p Wood Of Moss
Point has achieved = generous re
sg,orss from ms citizens and single
hAnaedls mas collected over ti3o for
thls worthy cause. topping the ltzs
Of WORKERS We are AL very proud
Of hlm. said Mra steube We are
sure that all sponsors N Pascagoula
wiil do their bsi 20 make this drive
reach is peak
WIN oniy one more wcck left N
which 70 conduct this drive, al
workers in The campaign = being
urged 10 pat forth every effort 70
have this section. particularly Pas
eaeoulA. coms 20 ths front and TN
tlAe quota assigned and put the
campaign oser the top
Mayer Walter n ouiley al Pas
caguula made . special Piles for sup
port Of the drive today with the
following announcement
1t Is hoped that our citizens and
the Sponsors Committee on the
0re9k War Relief will realize tine
Importance and the vital need for
financial assistance at this tlFne and
/ feel we should give oar whole
hearted support 20 this worthy
cause. for the splendid fight the
Greeks are putting ~ against the
criminal assault against them
II h pointed out b AL that be-
cause OF the present kazi invasion
uhe GREEKS win suffer great hard
ships and they n deserving Of fuIl
support.
An outdoor bingo party Is being
planned for oxle night ncxt week. 70
be given IN the lot next TO the Pre-.
mems Hall on Delmas Avenue IN
Psscagoula. Ia connection with the
drive for funds Il was announced hy
the offictal committee today. The
valuable prizes 10 be awarded az
ihAt time are being donated By tue
merchants OF the city. The public
Is invited and urged to attend this
went
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Sunrise Easter
Service At Beach
Park At 700 A. NJ.

The most attractive Easter serv-
Ice. and something that Is e IN
tina section. A. the open air sun
rise Easter Service which VIII take
place a. the Beach Park a. 7;0
q m and which h expected g
be witnessed and participated In b.
a large congregation al the
Protestant churches in the cts are
Joining Ia this service. and I.
promises % BE- = wonderful success
The following Is the program.
Rev. Hcrvey Mcdowell being the
presiding clergyman.
Hymn-~Come Thou Almighty
Kinx. by the choir and consrega-
ton.
Prayer Of Invocation By Rev Her
vey Mcdowell.
Scripture Reading. Matthew 70
i-8 By REV W l. Day
Hymn-An Hat the Power o.
Jesus Name
6eFmon-Rey. Frederick p Graei
Sublect. Resurrection Reality
text from / Corinthians. 8 II
Hymn Love 70 Tel the Story q
Prayer by Rev Y W Timer.
Hymn-i Know That Ny Re
deemer Lveth."
B~enedietion b. Rev Hervey Nc
DoweIl
DoxolOsy--Praise God from
Whom AL Blessings Flow
The public Is cordially invited 10
attend this unique Easser Service
and It Is hoped that the Soldier
Boys from Camp Shelby who are
here for The week ends. viii also
take part a. furnishing differ
ant KIND az entertainment for them
'sas Eln iuspiratlon for xl.e eneeirn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
COMMISSION
APPOINTS NEW
PERSONNEL
Pas1ag0ula Pert Controllers Com
pleting Organization With View
Of Economy And Efficiency

The ~Pascagoula Port Commission.
meeting IN recessed session. Non
day afternoon adopted : set Of rules
and regulations to govern the port
and harboF in the future. Under
state laws governing ports, these
rules are necessary il was pointed
out.
The rules and regulations set out
the duties OF each OF the officers OF
the Port Commission. meeting places
and times. salaries. and amer of
operation. Details Of TIE rezuIa-
tons are set forth IN 4 sSsciAl notice
given elsewhere II tozay's issue Of
The Chronicle Star.
The final adoption Of the laws
VII take place ~ . meeting % Be
held IN the near future. which vii
be attended by officials Of the ooun-
y. city the various industries In
the city and government officiais
The Commission he'd les regular
monthly meeting ~ the CITY Hail
last Friday afternoon wiLh q fnu at
tendance q members. The perm
anent Officers q the ORGANIZATION
who viii govern the body during
the mex four years wers elected
IneT vere ~ follows 9. X Wlesen-
berg. president walter Leuas. So
retary. john Walker. harbor master
and custodian Of port property.
L HaS annouuced that al exist
ing contracts which TIE Port Com
mission had pr1or % that meeting
cancelled. New zrpFsfz arx
employees ser appointed
Douaid Simmons ct present ctr
engineer. xas appointed engineer
for he port
A. Mondays useetzux. Chester
Taylor was tentatively appointed A.
careszkeT q TIE municipal dockz
anc property adjacent thereto rs
saAAFY waa 81 - So PER month
i sas reported a. lie mextinR
that only 500 insurance s beius
c4rrssd O. re coEzs and q ozoxer-
ties e uas present i As POINTED
out H4t MS Is insufficient AZ D.
commission Wa make efforts Il
haze ne ely ofEEtalz Increase the
Insurance s ozee
IL Port CozuuAzzAan npw haa =
conNete - o. ne latest mars Of
ne haroU - prepared b t. q
; Ess Corps These nauz
sise Al cstsih - q depth q u3tsr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
TUNG TREES IN COUNTY
NOW BLOOMING WITH
PROMISE OF LARGE CROP

Jackson county furlg trees viii be
in fun bloom about the end OF next
week and the blooms viii last for
about ten Gays.
This years late winter and late
spring weather has been ideal for
q bumper crop
Due 10 the phenomenal freeze Of
last April 1880 thirteen and four
teenth. about q forty percent crop
vas reported last season. jackson
County's nineteen-forty prodnctton
NAs estimated 70 be seventy 70 one
hundred tons of nuts. Approximate
ly thirty-fixe tons Of lower Jackson
county nuts we're handled By Besbe
Brothers.
The great majority Of tung orch
ardtzU have learned b. costly ex-
perience that whereas healthy vel
cultivated and fertiltzed tung trees
VIII usually withstand severe wealth
er and yield stable crops. rundown
trees are severely affected b a1
verse weather and very small yields
are obtained Over a period o. nae
last ten years web managed orch
ards have averaged sizable crops
two cut Of every three years Inz
average toz the entire tun9 nNil
from Florida 70 Texas. tneladinz
good and Dad orchards Is = croE
every other year.
A gooc example OF what heal1nS
trees VII Go can be seen frem ms
yields Of Henry Cochran and Ray-
mona CoieEnan's groves bcEh 10
Gated near Hurley. Nj. Cocnraz
obtained the equivalent Of tWo ton
20 the acHe from has plot ard ~
Coleman obtained ove 3 ton - IN
acre II 1893 and again last eeaaQn
Last years average price pas1 ful
nuE delivered 81 the NH w. ~.
pruxmateH fOrtY dollars Per ton
The Ia Fortune mil At LHnedal'
paid thirty 10 forty collars - N
mil according % quality. 4 fez
mills quoted oSez fifty collars Pc
ton but demanded thoroughly ~
nuts and II OH content q elEnz3ez
percent O. better Due 20 ~
drought Of last faIl very few nzcnl
ards reported her oil percent aver
aginE over sixteen 10 seventeen -
cent In order L become thorough
y Dry I've nuts must be stored i
special btns where gOod air eIEzaM
Tor e pa2szhiel for fram fer :
etght weeks. depending upea 81
I amount o. camp weather.
beebe Brothers cordially AnFIl
ne public . Kzlt ths SoaEnerI
ChlnAEooa plantation whfie a
treez are II bloom Il Is Eea1e
aloHE highway szxty-tnree. slsn
mica north o. Aozs PoznE