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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
Swedish Girls Spurn
Latest Fashions

STOCKHOLM W.p) The newest
fashion, trends - mid-calf skirt
lengths and classic bust lines,
have not influenced the latest
jersey suits which Swedish girls
will wear this winter.
Jersey suits displayed this
week clearly show the cloth is
made for comfort. The practical
suits are cut for cycling, walk
ing and all sports and give the
full amount of freedom needed
for sitting and working in the
winter seasons. Normally, win
ter clothes tend to be tight-fit-
ing and uncomfortable.
Jersey cloth is newcomer to
the Swedish market. Only in the
past months have Swedish girls
worn the cloth. But because Of
its many uses and low prices,
the material is popular with the
Swedish girl. Today every third
girl has a jersey garment in ner
wardrobe and many wear jer-
sey dresses every day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
Rare Stamp Collection
Goes To Boys Town

BOYS TOWN Neb U.D-An ex-
tensive collection of stamps and
rare currency will be added to
the museum of Father Flana-
gan's boys home under an ar
rangement concluded with D. O..
Barret, Tulsa, Okla.
The Barrett collection COM
prises more than so standard
voumes and includes the regu-
lar and commemorative issues
of United States stamps as well
as revenues, consular fees, Of
ficials and their stamps, sever
al volumes of U. S. proofs and
essays also are in the collection.
Barret recently added to his
collection a series Of state bank
notes, colonial currency, en-
cravings, and old autographed
documents of considera BILE his
torical value.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
Negro H cspitalize d
After Aattack Sunday

Gabriel Nelson, Negro, of the
1900 Block of McCrae's alley
was in fair" condition last night
at James Walker Memorial hos,
pital, where it had been found
that he was suffering frolh
Compression fracture OF the
skull"
Charles Johnson, Negro, Gil
North Sixth street, was being
held in Jail last night under $5,-
900 bond on charges of assault
with a deadly weapon with in
tent to kill in the case, in which
investigating police officers said
that Nelson was struck on the
back of the head with an axe.
The assault was reported to po-
lice early Sunday morning by
Nelson, who told them that an
other Negro had hit him on the
head and robbed him of $14. The
police investigation revealed that
Nelson had actually been hit by
the axe without knowing 1t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

To hasten the drying of wood,
split the green logs into small
sticks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
B u R G A w WOMAN
RELEASED F R 0 M
JAIL ON B 0 N D

Mrs. Beulah Garner Craven
was released from the county
Jail at Burgaw yesterday under
bond of $1,000 when it was re-
vealed that the condition of her
husband, Ed Craven, whom she
admittedly shot on December
II, according to Pender County
Sheriff J. T. Brown, was "im-
proving"
Craven is being treated al
James Walker Memorial hospita.
here for a bullet wound in the
stomach, which Sheriff Brown
said Mrs. Craven admitted in
flicting with a 1920 pistol ir
&c. heat of passion"
Craven was shot during ar
argument with his wife while she
helped him pack to leave her
Brown quoted her as saying.
She is slated to be given a prob
able cause hearing in a magis'
trate's court in Burgaw on Janu
ary 8. Her bond was signed yes
terday by A. r. (Cotton) King
and ]. D. James, Wilmington
bondSmen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
EXCHANGE CLUB
TO GIVE TOYS
CHRISTMAS D A Y

Twenty underprivileged chill
dren of Wilmington will be made
happy tomorrow morning through
the efforts of the Exchange club
and when they sort out their
gifts they will find new toys
worth many hundreds of dollars
to bring them added cheer on
Christmas Day and throughout
the New Year.
Tonight, members of the clubs
special Christmas committee un-
der direction of r. Stewart, will
distribute the toys to the various
homes.
Distribution of the toys has
been made possible through do
nations to the Exchange clubs
Sunshine fund by members each
week. This is the second straight
year that the Sunshine fund pro-
ceeds has been used for purchase
of toys for underprivileged chill
dren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

as follows:
USAT Gen. Simon B. Bunkner
for the commanding general OF
the 10th Army, killed in action
on Okinawa in 1945.
USAT Gen. Edwin D. Patrick,
for the commanding general OF
the 9th Infantry Division, killed
on Luzo in 1915.
USTE Gen. Daniel I. Sultan
for the commanding general of
the China-Burma Theater, who
died while serving as inspector
general of the army.
USAT Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey,
for the former commanding gen
eral of the 4th Armored Divi-
sion, killed in an airplane acci-
dent in 1916.
Medal Winners Honored
U S A T Lieut.. George w. G.
Boyce, honoring Highland
Falls, N Y, cavalryman cited
for bravery in action in New
Guinea in 1915.
USAT Sgt. Sylvester Antolach,
for a St. Clairsville, O., SOL
der cited for bravery in action
in Italy in 1914.
USAT Sgt. Andrew Miller,
honoring a Manitowoc, Wis. in
fantryman awarded the medal
of honor posthumously for bra
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

PRESIDENT TRUMAN Lewis Robert gh after he
had presented Trophy White House
Robert the his work developing
device He chief of the fight
section Cleveland Ohio laboratory the National Ad
visory Aeronautics international Soundphoto
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
MOREHEAD CITY
MAN HOSPITALIZED
AFTER AN AFFRA1

James Edward Dozier, of More.
head City, was admitted to James
Walker Memorial hospital last
night for observation" after par.
ticipating in an affray with Har-
vey M. Parker, 18, of 819 Grace
street, police said.
Police were holding Parker on
charges of participating in ar
affray with serious injury done
He was arrested at his home. A
warrant was being held for Doz
ier. also charging participation il
an affray. He was picked up a
819 Grace street "in a semi-con
scious condition" investigating of
ficers reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
NO LOVE FOR TRUELOVE

MILWAUKEE, W.H- Mrs. Lillian
Truelove doesn't think she mar
ried a man with the right name.
In divorce court she told the
Judge there was no true love in
her home because her husband.
Robert Truelove, drinks too
much.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

transports of the P-2 class will
be named for the generals. They
are now being converted at
Newport News, Va, and are ex-
pected tp be ready for service
next spring.
The vessels will be renamed
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
new SHIPS NAMED
FOR 4 OFFICERS
Rechristening To Take
Place When Vessels
Put Init Port

SAN FRANCISCO Wp) The
names of four deceased general
officers and four medal of honor
winners of World War II will be
perpetiated by remaining eight
ships assigned to the San Fran
cisco port of Embarkation, Brig.
Gen. N. H. Mckay, Port COM
mander, announced.
Rechristening ceremonies Will
take place when the vessels next
visit their home port here.
Four of the ports largest
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ., j.,

York 1T has isl, been en- tjmstea thai ~:
and l943. oe'"een ls4i
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

very in action in Germany
in 1914.
USAT Pvt. John R. Towle, for
q Cleveland, O., soldier dec
Grated for bravery in action in
Holland in 1914.
Gen. Mckay said the eight
vessels being renamed here
were part of list of 3s
ATC ships to which new names
were being assigned nationally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
ARE SERVICE MEN
FORGOTTEN?

Roherr 7. Patterson. SEE
reGarv al War. points ON
that n int past the nation
has had. or mas been able TO
take sufficient time 70 train
fighting men between the
hourS when the war clouds
first doomed on the horizon
and the time When Ihe storm
nr Us.
The Secretary does not
thIuk rha' the nation can
caunt on the same time Las
ir the future. he thinks that
universe military training
- q must and appeals to
the citizens at this country
io hack The peace1Ime pro
gram OF the War Depart
meut which includes umver-
"a training, d voluntary
Regular ARMY Of around
Z ooo. GOO and funds with
which Il operate al the
minimum demand for safety.
Turning MS attention 10
the men now serving this
country overseas. the Secre-
tary .of War points out thai
thev 'heCOme lonely and
homeSIck juS; as the men in
19sl-45 and asks cOmmun%
tie> 10 remember their Sob
dierS Unfortunately, the
canteens are closed. rscTeA-
uor centers are darksneu
Ard cIVlc groups and
churches IT, this country
have turned their minds
ron warfare and los7 & ner
SonaiizeC interest In sob
diprS - home o. st-ua6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
Elecfronic Cockpiis
Train Whole Crews

NEW YORK. APs-Bsg new
planes One ii service this year
VIII provide No surprises -nr their
flight tTews. Elec1roric flight
trainers WI duphcafe every pos
sible emergency condition that
the crew weuld fare n actual
operation.
The devices, ordered by Pan
American Wurad Alrways fn- IT'S
Boeing Srafocruisers and he
pnblica Rsinbows, viii be re-
pleas Of the cockpits Of the two
planes hooked 10 controlling and
recording Inecaanisrns
Crews Of three vii be trained
us clnsely coordinate6 unIrs.
The devices were developed
by DR.. r. c. Detnel CT the Cur
siss Wright Corporation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Is Eey WeSt the same
1sS II days OF yoTe?
Nay. nav We reply
AMI rms we deplore!
The 'FeeC-la-wee Man
Is nc Longer around
AND where Is tf1e 1Isn-peddleT
WITH wheel barrow. founde
The g-rss1 cavs-S0 open
With nc windows on side
And clear Io ms Trust F1acto-y'
For five cents a rice
Where are t.le Auction Mars
Down ON Front Strea1.
Whars friends ano nslghpors
We're So wont x meet?
That Navy concert hanG. SO grand
Was often voted Best n tre lar16
T't1s ARMY. ToO, gave concerts rare,
WITH 'apsn barracks oh, Ny
DEAR"
Familiar faces are eff 1ne STREET
M HEIDI an6 Perry OF Maria 10
greet
Nc Monkey Man with mummy
In SURE Kew WestsI-s viii nor 10--
ger 1flz1
Where's -Cnacken-AIier WITH 4
sandwich treat.
With al Their mr. they were na-c
II beat
You c0ui6 walk 10 tins stctl
Towers
Just Z carut0rtanls stride
Nov II q c@ ysu nave 10 ride
Tne FACTORIES. too- J HISS & Eraa
aea.--
Al1no- ! aon1 smoke, ftzev aa
1Tle- appeal.
4 Pavilion was her-'La Er5sa
-Twas grand
Win beaches lons-vou could
play or Ihe sand
The OH Park Yard WITH Jacke
tae Monk
To teso him peanuts tolk lot OF
Spank
Even .grIts ar gruuS zre tast
disappearing
and &c es1 < -Ga-1~ -raz-'' VI
laVe II ~ Z Deerlns
Even : 'CdacE Il getting 1uits
rare
BIZ c9es- I'd. Ole KEY Wsgtsrs-
Pste- Roberts Il sill faerx
HAIRY GREGORY
Ar Old Time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
Any DIFFERENCE

~ aerr ~ neople WIN as
-t gulit confidently that
fheEG e. ne difference what
0r in ere policies 81 the
- political parties IN the
nnro States
al lbs ~ correct there Il
81 Fraeun - eNpect any
FhEuEs E uauouai policies
81 b rssu's af the Republican
t1u iAc November The
81 esrmr that there viii
Eel snns changes implies a
rrrrlt nuf oDe> no1 ex-
fIHH fir opinion shat T. does
NM eEis
uf Haok 81 ire two
parties hawugpf WI realize
wrt.aft that each mas
bK whatever
nut rntt m4t ne called
tf Haera anc con-
~Haft Naturally. O. COP
ItnmaCrar D. more
sera wff conservative
h.E t.aE~ tnaE WIN fii,-
raf. The Samf r.
e. f. fr liberals o. rhe
regard Eel cuu~er-
creative Democrat.
awaaslrt . tht beuuh-
affsFt maVhe
ttsf the- t- nr difference
fh. na~He> beGauSs
difference bee
He -Hav~ and those
Hat tsctlon a.
p4~ty..A lit-
E.r..HAI ura as~er5
ffaf rnrre b.
fs~ WpsT MS
t. arr raf uf tht Demo
uhef r l> cpn-
r .IHraf~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Pro-. Marjorie Evsw NN
Of Columbia UnsswEss m
professor o. ErgMh. 8 m
yunkerS. y y ST. wears g.
Edward ArnclG. Nrtm n 81
New York City s. seam g.
danes = Atnaaav NFussasEa
chairman a. Wnfvs- 1tuar aan A.
tors. born g. ClewelsfE 81 sNaas
ago.
Admiral RschErr = EnwaM
horn n ptilaas ,Es2 e. wass
age
Jimmy Daraute Nrla
aIan. aorr ir New NaA M lars
sxo.
DEaiyr. MuE1uaalas rn
uf ths Nmnsaualn sur@
Orchestra horr n 0m
wears aR0.
D. RaohIus " naru nn
Congregation eiNrwg sm
pres8aeri ~ Hasnart sm
FosInuotzgz hrT Gm
Conn, s. voa7s arr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
TOWN BUILT
A BASEMENT

CE1CAISC4-lAp3 - Tnsras :
new ToEu or 1Fe north sIre. II
was built II roouy basement
u tns Samuel = Bur-0v-y -esl-
6aace for Ins eight BURROWS
children ranging II age from
one u &C.
Tne EzIralztEs Village xnclHns
d ire aauss, complete with sn-
g1nss and helmets. E filing Sta
tRa1. Esl3-Ss3cssS E-3ezry
store. ( bake sn0p ant assorted
hausss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
THE GOLDEN EGG

Every now and then The
Citizen publishes news that
brings to mind conditions
thar existed. in Key West
before the turn OF the CEN
tury.
Bringing load OF turtle
to town now makes news,
bat in the old days many
turtle. i'm their egg laying
season. were turned on the
beaches along the south
shore in Key West, Fact is,
many q tnrfle has been
caught there since the begin
ming of this century.
But in the. old days, one
could get ali the turtle he
wished by spending q night
on any of the beaches along
the lower or upper chain Of
the Florida Keys.
Gradually, turtle became
scarcer and scarcer. and,
while a few could be caught
on the beaches Of the KEYS,
the large catches were made
on the beaches al Cape
Sable.
As long aS turtle were
pegced or caught on the
beaches where they came
up 10 lay eggs. they sJia re-
NAMED in this ares in fairly
large numbers. but a few
wears after I hey were
caught in nets the number
became so few il was not
worth while for Seafarers 70
go tuT1ling,
HoweVer. q good many
Key WeStels are OF the
opinion that turning turtle
or the beaches had more 10
do with almost extermmat-
inc them in local waters
than using nets. Those OF
that opinion point out that
every time q turtle was
caught on a beach, either
before Of after she had laid
her eggs. the propagatlng
Of her kind was reduced 10
the extent OF the number OF
turtle that would have sur
vived from the batch Of
eggs. Dug from the sand al
ter they were laid. or
taken from the turtle after
she was brought no market
and slaughtered.
The Florida legislature
tried 10 stop the gradual ex-
termination OF turtle here
sboutS by passing 2 law
making ii Illegal 10 tarn q
turtle Dn s beach. but The
law was evaded ana turtle
In this area became 81 rarity.
Kew Mesters, engaged II
catching turtle. killed the
goose that laid the golden
EGG. and row W. GET orr
turtle Frarn the NicararEanl
cO2Si-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

The worst thing 3 person
can dc l. 10 hide his mis-
takes. He viii be found out
eventually anyway, an d
then ne viii be laughed al
and embarrassed for ms al
tempted deception.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Blessed are they VINO are
not satisfied To lei Wei
enough alone, for 10 them
We owe progress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

VaHt ~. express
.utei llgeut l2.
H~s Nrfef oar
aFl open HUt-
PEI N~tsf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
Kew Vest In
Days Gone y
Is TAKEN xH1Az ErE.Es
or TEE CITIZEN c.
FEB. 10. 1857

Council Posses Ordsnance
Prohibiting Sale al Beer an1
Liquor ON Sundays Is how :
three-colunn headline reads n
The Citizen To-day. The ordin-
also provides that no saloon Is
to be operated within 800 feet d
a church or SchooIhouse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
n THE SsEssCIIT col XII eF THE
ElEFENTH IImEIA1. CTkS LIT.
IN AID 4N9sss MONROE fNeTsST'1,
N fHANfHsHN.

IN AID 4N8sss MONROE fNSsTaSTN.
~ fsHANt4sHN.
Ease No. Ie-1a5s
NOTICE TFt AEsFT.AE FsR ORDER
or ~ El4lI, ATTG9N
ISEITsE RI a WIEkE1
AENE SCHSFTB0LR WIEkEI-.
Defendant
t.. ANNE SrhusihRik T-f-sk%l. Hotel
TgtI, FiftseLh street ard seventh
Avenue, View EC~k City %aw
Work
8aE are merely required 10 at,
PEAR IN the aks,1vs emitted cauE@
Z, the afsCvS stated Jtpu-. the title
- which said e8uHe Is hereby made.
d uSr- Of t9ltE order as = fully set
March Al 1917 70 answer Lts bill
81 clLTnpIatTlr f0- divorces flied a.Ea rlEI
Urn n Saic ~ uSc; Otherwise Ife-
cvee pro .coTTfeEs0 viii ice entered
tree U-u cuufesp W.T. h. er1Ie-+-E
aAzG I-ssr ytl.s
L - further .ardsreE that this
Cs-6ler ~ Published t1ce Z week for
ar c0nSecuCI E't Weeks II The hez
W-sEc sHtizsr.. 1sswsEIaEs%r puoiiSh
er Il sa8C County and STATE
Witness ~ hand arc the vt
<i-iA sea- ~ TrLs Court M the nth
da- - F,s3argEssr-y- Al 49, q hsE
SEA-. Ross 9 BANTER
E2srK a.. the E'trcu11 t..zEr-1 tt
53snr@s. CcuFG-E F50-ffiss
TT tgG kaLfil@sf het-agt
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f1--gle-Iek :, V ard
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fRf IllE-.2sa MAJ al 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Guests al La Casa Marina
csughi five sallfish yesterday
Large catches OF other kinds al
FISH were brought in al La Casa
Marina wharf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

TUESDAY. FEBHF Any E8
lsz7-TodEy prodaces inN
COCO works and uss wszn ma
g00a na1ure. Win sfse sasWsss m
persuasion. mr fncs~vs wamms 8
ski Of arEumert tilGx ID N
groundwork for q Euue lEwNw m
military officer NnI 50 nea 8
leader 0f men. bar nn Rtt
forums Tor xfls scaaasslaH
money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Sidney Franklin, among the
3oremost b0Ilfighsers IN SPAN,
and ahe only American engaged
N that 'spar1, is visiting KEY
West today He Is a guest 81
ErneSt Hemingway, author.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

T'yss~-Ssas, AgSsSv> ts,Nsa@SASs Az.
neA> ser ~ asas ss,N.ss&.4-vS
fs,S,a. SO eSaa S} sNe e4~A a.
HN }+AS N'tAesAy y, - ~
'H~'' tes>Ss ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

It's the Perfect EartEs ST. M8
personal and thrifty. $50 8wN
own personality rNaaF0ma 81 3
Esrtraif taken - uur EsAN
Fvans-Pilkingiun Sfadn Ak
Fleming 81 Mhs4w
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

H tfnf kpN0erS.
~mpe foilss ohiect 10
49, ee-1Cna1ion of the m
h2tnfAnts a. key West
rmr> prttcrwiue Key
A estprs instead. hut
dort az >aH N0rTheInerS.
~mlhtrnegs. EaSre rnerS
smg "a esfNrnrrs - why
Uaf 49, WeSferneF~ Il
hHs logic To- supper il.
Yours.
TEE ORACLE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Bunch os KEYS In case i fes
return Oversees hu&N
fbgt -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

The Key West Rotary Club. II
its luncheon next week, win en-
terrain members Of the Boy
Scout troop, which tbs club is
sponsoring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

TO-DAY The Citizen says II an
editorial paragraph.
Bv sticking 70 z phonx staTT
nne sometimes gets stack
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

1851 Says business coa2a IS
Stx<asseH< SNs9S nsw tres, "a
gs}o. ys@w pam saa, E-esn -
IS zese So an s@saS~St
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Miss Jane Dagger of Miami ar
rived ttls morning to WISH rels-
tIves and friends
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
ron SALE

2e6 printed single sheets and 10o
envelopes, Si.50; $50 printed
single aIrr1au sheets, = aI-mail
envelopes, $50: 10 suf1 pencils
printed. 81. 50: rs printed pos
tals. S1.50: 60 hostess DordsFed
printed napkins, 81 80; SO pr1uI-
&C cocktail, bornersd. napkins
S. 80; SO printed cocktail Dor
oered, napkins, s. Of; 60 per
sonaiIzed printed guest towels.
$50. rwe decks O. printed
Fridge earns. s175; 90 prEnleri
beverage coasters. $lT5 Let
terheads. envelopes, blllhaaas
business rar1is-an printed a
reasonable prleas. Arrman Press
CITIZEN buiIa4ng. corner Greene
and Ann streets, E1une 81
+ehlg-E
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18
CLASSIFIED ADS


Baker, Experienced pastrsrnar-
See Norman G. Cetezo at Tip
Top Bakery, gl3 Eaton 81
feb12-7tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Homes having oac~
TWO ana FIVE neara0gaS. Hotels.
Filing station SG2fsl->g lasS
raz~ rscasn. ana business
nsnnersv. Pau SeySsn. G26
x1nripx s. Phe-1t as Rax
sas fsA1s SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT az TEE
Eg1sFRENTH yIDsC1AL sa1f III
or TTsF STATE OF F1goR3DA. N
AND Fs0R MONROE t'o1NTS. N
sEAANEERT
Ease Va Es-Isss
ALICE BEAi1kEsN THORNTON
~. DIVORCE
T4AEIg7 JOHN THORNTON,
uNnTsR or fIWLFCATftsS
To. vivid John Thornton.
40 Williams ST.
Harrison NeM Jersey.
s0n Are hereby required 10 ap-
pesr 10 IAe BID a Complaint Tor
44iearce IL Tft aboVs. styled c19Ise,
CT ~ before she f9gh di2v - March.
Al. 1s4s, other WISE The afiSEa-
tiCsns therein Scii he ESkrn as con
.EeSSNG
arcS & week far faGr consecutive
weeks II The key NFes1 Citizen, r
rsew Snaptr punished IT, Tfft CITY az
Key WEES, Florida
T3npe ana 7reere6 this nth Sfay
~ February All vs..
Clerk ~ The Circuit Court.
Monroe CouEts-, Florida.
by Alice r.. SalGado,
Deputy Clerk.
esd Altar, p It1eara. IT
Solicitor far 82ainfift
feb ls-15 mar s-1 :, 1S41
N THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE
EI.ENENTH JUDICIAL. NIRSI III.
~ AND F,GR MnNHssE EgINTA.
STATE az Tls0REHA. II GRAN
fERs-
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BEATRICE EsANE GLAND.
Plaintiff,
vs. DIVORCE ACTON
JOSEPH = GLAND
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Joseph 4 GLAND
EsstteErg.s. Unknown
E8E are hereby required 10 Sp-
pear t. the BIll 81 Complaint for
dtgarce. IN Ehe Shove sCvied t-aRas
OF rhe 2Ist day nf March, Al 1s4-,
oshe-U Sc ne aileEa1anES therein
VIII ne taken as confessed.
TtAs order r. ne published once
5 week Tor four consscut.. p weeks
II The Key Ws@St E'iIizs1. = Essws-
gaper punished IL hey West tNlar-
TIA
:. Tome and 0rasred ans 9TH DAY
az February. Alb. 1877.
C}E-k OF The ClIrcnf1 f>ourI.
RiaIsrsss Col-nGy Florida.
By Kathleen %ortMCe T. &.
THOMAS 8 CARO-
Sg.iictcoT Tar rh% P1siniiff
GER Sc. MAJ = /. ~ :
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rs -Ae ESi1 f1- Divorce eco against
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Founders Day was observed
on Wednesday night al the d.
vision Street Public School. urs-
der the auspices OF the Parent
Teacher Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

Key WeSl National Guards.
Battery E, gave . dance last
nigh1 IN the armory-
J. Z. PInde-, first assistant
keeper 81 the Sombrero light
house. who had been IN Key
West On his quarterly visit. left
This morning 70 resume his
duties al the light.
County Clerk Ross SAWYER lcft
tins morning over the highway
for jacksonville 70 attend the
annual convention nf county
clerks OF Florida u be held IN
that city tomorrow and Satur-
cay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

EgRBFH OF @sEsHIssE,NTTG
To. A-awER-a Batter Prick
- TFs-e- Pear s.
Lebanon, Indiana.
ToU are hereby required u 1T
EseEr 40 rh+ tsiI Fa- Divorce filed
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czusp CT O. 1ssfc-s A5Erer 81, SR
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