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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
McClendOn-


opposed 10 the designation OF 300
units Of war housing at Eight Mile
Road for colored occupancy. While
we recognize the need for housing
OF war workers. we cannot tolerate
the extension Of discrimination by
segregation. We urge that the De-
troit Housing mmission oper all
NAcusink pr16kesY 20 war workers
xa6k alb resardless of color.
The designation OF separate
housing projects for Negro war
workers In Detroit by the Housing
Commission In q mis-use OF Federal
funds and extends the pattern Of
Segregation which Is contrary 10
democratic practices. The NAAcP
has no other alternative than to
oppose this latest example Of blund-
erinE by the Housing Commission.
We are un lterably opposed to the
designation OF war housing pro-
tects Father we contend that any
occupancy there of must be on q
bi-racial basis. This not only ap-
plies TO the Eight Mile Road pro-
sects, but to all war housing to be
built in Detroit
Detroit 10 one OF the few major
American cities above the Mason
Dixon line In which the housing au-
thorities have Inst ted on designa-
ting separate projects for Negroes
and whites Mixed occupancy OF
public housing obtains In Cleveland.
Chicago. Philadelphia ard IL all war
ousing projects on the West Coast
from Seattle tn the Mexican border.
In none Of the projects inhabited
~ both races have there developed
conflicts and frictions on account OF
race. The Citizen Committee
tetded by the Reverend Charles A.
Hill. Ii pressing q suit against the
Hamramck Housing Commission
which sought to make the Col
Hamtramck Homes lily-white pro-
ject.
A restraining Injunction was OBJ
tained which has forced the Ham,
tramck authorities to leave seven
per cent OF the housing units va
cant until the case Is decided In
court.
II has been stated that a total
Of 5000 war workers homes have
been sllocs.ed for this area. Over
1900 temporary pre-fabricated
homes for war workers have been
approved for construction. The pro-
posed project for Negroes on Eigh,
Nile Road would consist OF 800
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Murderer
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Continued from Page II
irs for someone. A short tire later.
Mrs Simmons. domestic worker
was on her way r. work ano passed
BY Rowe. whom witnesses say had
ducked into a doorway
He Killed Her
II was at this time. go police say
that Rowe struck the woman or the
head. please don't kill ne" wit.
nesses quoted her as SAYING as the
fatal blows struck he- booy
Rowe was arrested while az work
for TIE MID vest Iron. and Metal
company He appeared Monday ir
the court room OF Recorders Judge
Vim Mckay Skillmsn and was held
Tor first degree murder.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
McNUTTS ORDER

The announcement that fathers
and others better get war jobs be-
fore April or face induction has
frightened thousands who thought
they were slipping by. Some Me-
groes are contending that since
there is quota on the number of
Hamftes wanted by the armed
forces, this new order Is meant for
the white folks. All I have got to
say is that any Hamites with that
illusion better wake up and quick.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
MAN OVERCOME BY GAS

Overcome by escaping carbon
monoxide gas while repairing mo-
tors in closed garage. 33-year-old
Robert Hickenbottom of 1747 10th
street was rushed to Receiving hos
pital for treatment.
He was employed by the ordnance
department at State Fair Grounds
His condition was reported as not
serious this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
WIFE ACCUSES MATE

A 29-year-od husband was &C.
cused by his wife OF stabbing his
22-year-old wife in the neck fol-
lowing an oi,erca,ion CT undis.
closed origin las, week.
Mrs Ruby johnson Of 937 Osborne
was treated a Receiving hospital
for a laceraicd neck. Her husband,
FRANK Johnson was held by police.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
WIFE. HUBBY INJURED

A A-year-old man and his 28-
year-old wife were both treated at
Receiving hospital this week for
decorations to their bodies, after, so
police say, they had been assaulted
by Willie Edward Robinson, 80, OF
ASA Brush street.
Arthur Bennett received a lac
Grated scalp. while his wife SUI
fered from bruises to both thighs.
They live at the above address.
Robinson was held pending an
investigation into the affray.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
FIFTH CoLUMNISTs

Those birds who were indicted
by the Federal Grand Jury during
the Sojourner Truth controversy are
not being neglected by the local Or
CARNATIONS. The NAACP asked the
authorities what was holding up
the trial OF Virgil Chandler and
his pal. The government apparent
ly is still waiting for something to
blow over. II action is not taken
soon you will see new campaign
started to give the fifth columnists
justice because as long as trouble
makers are on the loose you can bet
they are making trouble.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
REVEREND BRUMBAUGH

The Reverend Brumbaugh Of the
Federal Council OF Churches has
had to do some tall explaining last
week after he introduced LotErop
Stoddard at the Economic club.
Stoddard Is phony who wrote the
book "The Rising Tide Of Color" and
Is regarded as he top propaganda
Of the doctrine of white supremacy
Brother Brumbaugh has something
of liberal reputation and when il
was learned that he introduced the
speaker, several colored divines
wanted to know whether Brum-
baugE was trying to be both fish
and fowl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
NOTED SOPRANO FEATURED

LEBANON, Mo. - Roena Muckel-
roy Savage. Western lyric-dramatic
soprano. was featured in the cele-
bration OF the first anniversary Of
the USO club Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 7.
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Headlines
CONTINUED from Pare II

Continued from Page II
ner. Time magazine took a crack
at the whole affair in the current
issue.
Evening star., 1943-03-14

2 A YHEN reached Liverpool aboard a
" little Norwegian vessel, loaded to
w the gunwales with American ham
and bacon, l expected to find the British
looking underfed.
In the streets and stores of Liverpool, at
the railroad station, on the crowded train
down to London, in London itself and on trip
after trip up and down the British Isles,
took good searching look at tens of thou
sands of British men, women and children.
saw not one who looked anything but
healthy and we'll fed. saw, too, many of the
healthiest babies and youngsters I've ever
seen.
England had been through more than three
years of war. Its food supply had been dras-
tically cut. 1t had endured nine months of
nightly air attacks. London, Coventry, Bris-
tol Bath and many other ravaged cities and
towns had gone without water, gas and other
services for weeks at time. Tens of thou
sands of homes had been destroyed Indus
tries and people had been picked up and
moved bodily, overnight, hither and yon.
Millions of men and women had been travel
ing up to two hours on buses in the pre-dawn
blackout to get to work. and had worked ii
hours day, six and sometimes seven days
week.
If ever people had risked their health
If ever they had reason to be sick,
plagued with epidemics, tired, low-spir-
tied and generally in poor health-the
British were that people.
interviewed several important public
health experts to ask if was dreaming. They
assured me that investigations showed that
the health of the British people, after more
Evening star., 1943-03-14

like to starve us out. With their U-boats and
airplanes they've been trying. But we're
doing pretty well, thanks in part to America"
Since Lord Woolton was formerly busi-
nessman, having built up chain of depart
ment stores, he understands what burdens
his program has put on merchants, big and
small - what it means, say, for the confec-
tionery industry to be restricted to half of its
prewar output.
When you interview him, you sit down with
him in his modest office in what used to be
large apartment house. He says "Oh, yes,
we had lot of problems to begin with, but
we have noned out all the basic ones now.
We didn't advertise our decisions until we
had them ready learned that in business.
We had to experiment. We knew we were
going to make a lot of mistakes. But when we
made them, we admitted it.
In business life, if you're right sixty per
cent of the time. you are likely to be success
full When you're wrong you remember that
loss quickly taken is half gain. You correct
your mistakes and try again. It's not so easy
in government, where your decisions directly
affect millions of people They've been ex-
tremely patient and fair-minded think one
can always count on people being fair-minded
when they know enough of the facts behind
any decision.
Before the war, every pound of many of
the foods we needed was imported - more
than half of our total food needs. When war
came, the enemy undertook to starve us out
by destroying the ships bringing us our food.
He caught us fat-footed.
The first job was to avert food scarcity,
even starvation.
Evening star., 1943-03-14

''The next was to get our food with as little
demand on shipping as possible. Our people
sensed the importance of that. They needed
no urging to help once they were shown how
They all went through some such an expert
ence as did one day in club to which be-
long. While talking to group. found my
self crumbling roll, which the waiter prompt
ly replaced with another. Suddenly it came
home to me that every pound of wheat used
in our national loaf and our all-wheat flour
had to be brought at the risk of seamen's
lives.
Cutting Corners
We'll, we're winning that battle. Nearly
all the beef brought to the British Isles from
overseas is now de-boned before shipping.
Dehydration saves 80 times the space. Bit by
bit, week by week, we've been reducing our
food shipping requirements. You'd be sur
prised at the total reduction. It's enormous.
Its wonderful thing to experience the
cooperation of millions of people. Everyone
here is helping. In Greater London, many
families are making themselves in large part
self-sufficient by raising their own fruit, vege-
tables chickens - even rabbits, which thrive
without grain Our agricultural production as
a whole has been increased by more than
5000, 900 acres. Last summer, in Kent, saw
many fields producing crops for the first time
in generations - bumper crops, with still
bigger ones to come In every county you find
the Women's Institutes buying and canning
surplus crops preserving fruit While the war
is on, we'll not import any fresh fruit at the
risk of sailors lives.
Our next aim was to make sure of the
TW-3-lA-43
Evening star., 1943-03-14

than three years of war, is better than ever.
The explanations are many. The evacua-
ton and proper feeding of many thousands Of
children from slum and other city areas
helped.
But the main answer, everyone in Brit
ain agrees, lies with the Ministry of
Food, headed by Lord Woolton.
His name has come to be more of house
hold word in England than any other except
Mr. Churchills. In home in Surrey heard
little girl telling her brother, Lord Woolton
says you must not put your jam on your plate.
You must put it on your bread so as not to
waste it." A London cabby said, "E's seen
to it that we all gets enough to eat"
Edward r. Murrow, CHS radio commenta-
tor, told me: Il doubt if any man in history
ever deprived so many people of things they
wanted with such universal approval" The
number of complaints against the food pro-
gram in Britain received by the Ministry of
Information is utterly negligible.
InfoznAl
HE cables from home had just reported
that America would soon start rationing food
in earnest using the point system" that
England perfected. felt that there could be
no better time to tell the story of Britain's
food boss" to let our people know how he
has brought England through with much less
food than will be available under U.S. ration
ing. To any American who has misgivings,
Lord Woolton's story is heartening one.
The British Minister OF Food looks like
the father of a large family and talks to the
country like one. Look at the map" he says.
Eve are an island people. Our enemies would
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAN DEED
sEAnaf- MN -. asssF.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That
Jesus = Carm"na. hold@r 81 TAN
Certificate No. l9uS iSSu-s the
7th day II Julx T. - 1871. has
filed same ga my Office and has tna,I--
application for q TAX sl..-.i 10 hs- 49,
sued thereon. Said certificate en-
braces the follow ing described prop
erfy iu th. County ..f Monroe. Stat.-
81 Florida. t.s-wif
Lot e. Eig Torch Key. See -
TWP &C. Rang -. Acres
E4zss. AS recorded in Monroe
county Records
Tn assessment nf the said prop
erty under thu said c.-rtifi~at.. is
sued was ia tn name ~ island tI~i.I-
iH- Company of Florida.
Unless said c-rtifirafs. shall h.. r.--
deemed according {" law. ths. pr.su
-rty described therein VIII h.- sold To-
th- highest bidder ar the court huu~.-
'i""r "u the first Monday iu m.
month "f september. 1919. whi-h -
ihs- 9TH dag of september ia41
Dated this frd dsiy 81 August. 1915
t3EALf Ross = sawyer
'I"rk 81 Circuit Court 1T M"nr..,-
county. Florida
aUEG- In-I--et 1919
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That
Neil NJ kn"wl.s holder ~ Tax
cert fieat.- VI. 1923. ISSUED th..
-th day II july 4 u. 1851. has
filed same in my office. ana has mad.
tppllcati"u for a tax deed To- h.. 49,
sued thereon said certificate en-
braces fhe follow iug described prop
-rtY ia the county ~ Monroe. state
sf Florida tss-wif
Lot >. Pa nrssd Kew So - TWP
-. Re -. -4-sf Acres B4-Is1
- recorded ia Monr1e County
Records
Tho assessment - the said prop
-rtN under thu sail certificate a.
sued was IN the name IF Joseph x
Fraser
Unless said certificate shall b. re-
deemed according - law. the prop
~rtt described therein viii b.. sold ~
thu highest bidder at the. court houS.
dssssr "u the first Monday iva the
month - September is4@. which -
ih~ 6th day II September. 1913
dated this 5rsl slas Il August. 1919
fSE-Af.i Ross = Saw..r
clerk ~ ftreult Court 81 Monroe.
county Florida
aug@-to-l7-eg. ts4s
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ever since the Msyflower And
the Constitution. how about II.
the one they been living under
and Dragging about and max
ing progress under?
will answer these queries
trying not to let my blood pres
sure rise and zoom. The I Free
doms. folks. Is just a slogan
something 20 get our mind off
OF something else Instead Of
some new freedom and some
thing We never had before. 1t
gives Us less. Private enterprise
and initiative 60 10y the board
are washed up The new I Free
dons Is our present and original
Declaration of independence de
horned and boiled down 20 one
dose siz,-for the sulhble II Is
something ike a 10 cent edition
of an original Sounds great. #
YOU Just listen but don't pom
der
But. YOU folks in foreign
lands. YOU should not take Us
too serious. anyway coming cleo
ton year. We nave some odd
and unique ways of trying 10 IN
trigue our voters.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
%""te biI No- Io5


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN.
That Ella - curry. holder IT
Tax Certificate NJ. 80. ISSUED the
7th day Of July 4 H. 1871. has filed
same ia 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 - Florida. to-wit-
Lot :. Sqr. :. TT u. YzsS. ~
recorded ia Monroe County Rec
urdS
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was Iu the name II Charlotte ]
Gould
Unless said certificate, shall h.- r.
deemed according TO law. the prop
erty described therein will be sold -
the highest bidder AT the court
house. door IA the first MuHdas ga
tn. month - september. 1858 which
- the 9TH tag 81 September 1858
Dated this Erd tay II August. 1874
tSEALb Ross q sawyer
Clerk 81 Circuit Court ~ Monroe
County. Florida
aug u- f---g 1918
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NOTICE og sppsts sFtssN
FoR "a uEam

NOTICE - HEREIN GIVES
W l. StrtAi4nE hssisfsf
gerfffteaf.- ~ So tesasa
-th das 81 Iulv Aff fss Hs
fitted same IN my ofsle~ ara Has asas
application Ter faN assf fa
sued thereon - = t#rt aea
braces the f"iisw is.E t~-sfti.sa nf
erty "a ths county 80 MuHfHe see
It Florida ta-wit
II LIT ! ntG frF. 49,
u. TWP - - - y rets AsnsH
1-gas ~ recorded tn Maaf
s-ouHty Records
The assessment 80 fh~ ~atH wseF
erty under the saisi e.rltf .rsff e.
sued was 90 m. uaus. ~ H 90
Huissl
rnIs~- SAID certifirats SHALL 30
sl..sntsd aecarafug g. laa fhe nHH
erty ii..-sf fherstn NttE iss assaH
the high~St bidder a. th~ essuss hss#s
door on IN. FIRST Muusfss fn.
month 81 SeptemB~r 1913 whN
the sth day - Sspfsnlhsr $50
Dated this sri .iaV af kaGn-f $685.
s tSEAI.t Ross e. ~asm
clerk - Fsreuff f.uFf ~ Nee
county. Flor IA
au~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
APPRECIATION

fft.f The CITIZEN
eash Ca take this opportunit,
t~had uf the members of the
A. Nrst Stadium COMMITTEE
Fspfsss sincere appreciation
e. Has Fiks Lions. Roiarian,
H Hs'tai-srs 20 the Junior WON
#H hah iag their splendid co
sfHn fscenfiy in connection
eft iHn stadium Queen Contest
Hsass nf the s~alous effor,
H#tn ~ thc above named
Hanasafafns fhe Stadium fund
a@sn augmented by APPROX
fie sliu9 uhich viii enable
mana lftee 20 plan additional
tt obstruction Of stands
Am.is si especial praise are
tae nasuaf-.rStip of the Elks
arEantxation tor the
f eanff button which their
nads possible and which
n thrH contestant. Miss
Dmghtrv. emerging
81 Qyl~~n 81 the Fes-
M rns hkeWlse come in
r 81 special mention
nnts and especial,
fhH candidate. Miss
tnI.fms made them run
fha enufrst and resulted
srsahie contribution
~
hHafians and Junior
Nhah hile not achie,
#efev ~ success Of the
a nanged organizations.
Aa rendered their fine
tan fa fhe success Of
ani ikewise come
share - apprecia
thr affair. under the
neeflon - Mrs Hugh !
unquestionably 1
sst successful 81 its
staged be- the city and ,
- Committee feels
afefmf 90 everyone who
~ any way 20 its
GERALD SAUNDERS. 4
kft West Stadium
ffHN
W %
faeg
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CHRONOLOGY OF
MODERN ITALY

80 sf usre than a decade
rampaigns by Carl
shout peninsula,
saml xcd and United
Nith Victor En-
sardinia king. Oct
g. attended 20 all
80 and write
AHa4ne wah Germany
"a ngafy formed.
saa ratrrfuratr established
Aslnis
ea2 iam srmv defeated by
ans ~ AdoWa
teIi "a ifaN wars on Turkey
fp Cyrensica
faas ffaH enters World Wal
~ Allies
So I-a 81 ~ Socialist MusSo-
fsa aaf veterans al Milan
28 organize Fascist par
nf Socialism.
ga AH general strike. Fas
Wsr.h on Rome on Oct
~ Ana asks Mussolini Il
nurert
ts18 ff seek ltaly's recog
world power; Italian
hrl Greek isle Cor
ne shaving Of ltal
fsaa SD press censorship
sas state proclaimed
t1n fmostlv Social
n.d from Parliament
te ulcers.
laaF proclaimed guar
t,tr Labor and capi
forbidden
as r Pms, " issues from
ending 59year dis
.nf alth Italian state
80 IS Fascisms golden era
lustrial military growth
currency talk o
f nrs visit If Hitlei
as - ltae invadcs Ethiopia
Franco in Spain: deiie.
f Nations sanctions
Rome Berlin AXIS witt
pact on Danube states
ar ASS embraces japan witt
Communist pact ltaIN
rague Il Nations: DUO
rrsfrictions on Jews
fhr arts puts SiVl
inform
FssrfSts approve German
saitsn Of Austria. Due
ulth Hitler at Munich.
rs AHan.a INVADED
,sso nsA enters European wh
sae. fallen France
tsat taN loses East Africa
faaa nav loses Libva-
tass Alh,s invade Sicily and OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
(SeuaaR HflI M Ia1k

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN That
-.ilrul- - f.r.vs holder T-te
x'-rtifisaf- ~ e. ISSUED rh. Il
laE -f sept. f.If..-r g.. 1880 h..s
filed same lee my office and has
made application for tax deed 10
bee issued thereon. said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County OF Monroe
State ~ Florida, to-wit-
~ Lot 3 ~Vr +" f-F--,-
As recorded Dos N"ur.. '.uufs
fs.-e.rslS
The assessment 81 the said prop
-Ttr under the said certificate is
sued WAS u The name 80 Nw T.
ksrr. ESf
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
rrtv described therein viii be sold
s. DO. highest bidder ar the
court houS.- door On ths- first Mon
.ial 70 tho month 80 s.i.r.. uit,.-- rsf.
- D. .rh .~ tho 18Th JAS sf ~-r.r-.-r.....-
1853
I,lt.-f rhI~ rs Is, .sf Au-g~-. 1rF.
tsEAIJ Ross c Sawyer
cle& ~ Circuit Court OF Monroe
County. Florida
aHEg- tti-- ---s
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAN DEED

NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN.
THAT MarEu~rit~ l.. EatI-S holder -
TAX Certificate W 80 ISSUED The
.th daN ef IuIs g. o. f.4I h.S
tiled same in my office and has
made application for tax deed o.
l.,- issued thereon sand c.rtificat.
-nibra - the follow ing described
property In the County of Monroe.
State 81 Flor to-wit
I-.t d. SCR g. TT 81 N--G- As
recorded 3D. l1.rr.,. counts Rec
srsi~
The assessment 81 the said prop
-rfy under the said c-rtIficat. IS
>r.d va~ u fh.- f.aru-- ~ Hharf-.- e.
. ts.ufI
Unless said certificate shall De re-
deemed 4eesrding e. law. th. prop
-rfy described therein - 90 b.- sold To-
fh- highest bidder al the court
htu~.- .i-...r .ss the first Al.u,ia, IN
tfi-. month ef September. I*sc XhI-h
IS the 9TH 1.fy 20 S,rr-ull,--r. 1873
Dated rhf- .ri aaE 81 August 1895.
SEAL Ross - SAWYER
Et-Fk = Circuit Court q Monroe
county. FLORIDA
aug I1-I ---s.f+t-
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN.
That Birdie Roberts. holder 81
TaN Certificate NJ. ga. ISSUED m.
.fh day ~ July \ g. 1871. has
fIi~d same in nay office and has
made application for "A tax deed To-
he issued thereon said certificate
embraces the following described
property Ira the County Of Monroe.
state II Florida. to-wit.
Let ]. sur .. TT 20. III 2uu. A.
recorded in Monroe county Re-
srslS
The assessment Of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was ara th' name 1T a. " - pa
Wis Trustee
Unless said certificate shall be re-
d"elIed according to law. the prop
eTty DESCRIBED therein will b.. sold 10
the highest bidder at the court
house d""r on the first MunaaV in
IN" month "f September. 1888. which
- ths- 9Th daN 81 Sept-mbes 1913
Dated thES Srd day of August. 1919
tSEAIp Ross = sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court ~ Monroe
County. Florida
aug Fu-T - fsfa.
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LEGAL.S
SeFTCE o. APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That
Eddie NJ Valdez. holder 81 Tax
Certifica No. 80. issued the
sth stsy al July A. y. 1871. has
tiled same in my office and has
made applications for a tax deed to
he issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe.
state 81 Florida, to-wit:
Lot 10. SIR. g. TT u Moffats
subdivision. SS-2s2. A. recorded
iu d"nroe County Records.
The assessment of the said prop
'-rty under the said certificate is
sued was IN th. nam,. 81 Marin Val
'ltz
t'nleSs said certificate shall ~. re-
deemed according to law, the prop
.Tty described thcr-in viii be sold To-
the highest bidder at the court
hs'ss-s- d"Sr an the first Monday ~
h month IT September. 1855. whirh
~ the sth day of september. is4s
dated this 5rd day 81 August. 1913
tSEAI.B Ross Z SAWYER
I-rk or Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida.
aue3-I0-l--s4.Is4s