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minutes Of play. The Bob's
Sport team then pulled away
and remained out. in front until
the final whistle.
In the first quarter, Sonar "a
scored Is points to only seven for
the Sportsmen,
Sonar scored its points in this
manner: Buckwietz sank three
field goals, Mckee two, Schultice
one and Mckee a free throw.
For the Sportsmen, Meador, Cas-
tillo and Watson each wrinked
the net for field goal and Bar
Der sank a free throw
In the second quarter, Bob's
Sport Shop knotted the count at
2l-all when Castillo scored two
field goals, McCown, Meador,
Watson and B. Sweeting one each
and Sweeting sank two free
throws. That gave the Sports
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STANDINGS OF
PRELIMINARY SERIES

Oropesa with 10 points and G.
Valdez with nine.
1t was Sonar "B" all the way.
The club was really clicking"
1t showed reverse form from
the previous night when it bowed
to the Picks,
The results last night throws
the teams into tie with the de-
cision in the exhibition series
left for tonight
Score by quarters: Total
Picked Team z 10 A 1874
Sonar "B" ID 10 IL 15-59
Field goals: Robinson 8, Battles
8, Hale 6, Lawson A, Wales, San
derson 3, McKentrick.. Curry,
Oropesa Nunez, Lewis A, VAL
DEE A; free throws: Curry 2, Oro-
pesa 2, Lewis 2, Valdez, Hen
riquez, Battles 2, Robinson 2,
Lawson, Sanderson 2; free throws
missed: Curry 3, Oropesa, Nunez,
Beaver, Robinson 4, Hale 8, Law
son Q, Wales, Sanderson; referee;
Dewitt Roberts; umpire. j. Villa
real; timer: Oropesa; scorer:
Aguiiar.
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Fight Pictures
AT USO-NCCS
On Friday Night

Films of championship bouts
from the days of Gentleman Jim
Corbett to the Heavyweight
Title Holder Joe Louis will be
shown at USo Noes on Friday
evening from 7:s0 to 800 p. m.
John Burk, USN, announced to-
day.
Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey,
Primo Camera, Braddock, all of
the best fighters of other days
will be seen. These films have
been collected by Mr.. W. E.
Fowler, who has generously Of
fered to project the pictures on
the screen for the enjoyment of
fight fans on Friday
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LEADING SCORERS
IN CHAMP PLAYOFF

men IA points in this quarter to
eight for Sonar, which scored its
points when Clendenen. Buck
wietz and Sidgity sank a field
goal each and Buckwietz made
two free throws.
AZ the end of the third quarter
the score read Sonar 80 and
Bob's 80. The score reveals how
hard the teams were playing.
Sonar racked up Is points.
clcndenen scored three field
goals. Mckee, Schultice, Sidgity
and Mayatt one each. Buckwietz
successfully sank a free throw
For the Sportsmen, who scored
~ points. Barber and G. Sweet
ing each sank two field goals and
McadOr one. Barber and Castillo
scored a free throw each.
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SOftball Game
Tomorrow Night
AT Park Field

The softball season in Key
West Tor 1919 win unofficially
open tomorrow night at Bayview
Park.
SubRon Four will cross bats
with Bob's Sport Shop, city cham
plon4 Cor a number of years.
SubRon has not announced its
lineup but the Sport Shop will
probably take the field with the
following players: Castro and
Walker. caschers; Buster Roberts
snd &. Harris. pitchers; Joe Mira
- FIRST Santana at second, Jack
NlilAfcal al third. Albio Acevedo
ca Short and Casdo, G.. Barber
ana Valdez IN the outer gardens.
The game will get underway
a } o'clock
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FINAL GAMES OF PLAYoFF
AND PRELIMINARY SERIES
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT

Basketball fans are urged to
make 1t a point to be out at the
High School Gymnasium this
evening for the final games of
the season.
The opening contest will be-
gin af 7,3O o'clock between a
picked team and the Sonar
School "B". The outcome will
decide the championship Of the
Glass "B" clubs of the city.
Each team has won a game 50
far in the series. The battle to-
night will tell the tale.
Class "A" championship will
be decided in the second game.
which will begin at $50 o'clock.
Bob's Sport Shop. winner of the
firsi-half. and Sonar School
"a. leader of the second half.
are all even at q game each.
The victor in the second game
tonight will be basketball
champions Of Key West for the
1888 season.
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Bob's Sport Shop came back
last night in the basketball
championship playoff at the High
School Gym and defeated Sonar
School "a" team in the second
Of a three-game series. The
score last night was 50 to As.
II was an exciting game from
start to finish. Both clubs played
hard and furiously. The game
was in doubt until the last two
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Then came the final quarter.
The. score was tied several
times. One club would go ahead
and then the other until the last
two minutes of play when Cas-
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STANDINGS OF
CHAMPIONSHIP ULAYOFF

tillo and Meador came through
with several field goals that
brought victory to the Sports
men.
Box score:
Sonar School IA"
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In the preliminary series, be-
ginning at 7:30 o'clock, a picked
team lost to Sonar School HB'
Class "Bp leader.
Robinson was high scorer with
% points, followed by Hale with
IL. For the losers, the best were
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Bob's Sport Shop

Free throws missed: CIendeneI,
Buckwietz. Sidgity, Wyatt 8,
Barber S, B. Sweeting, G. Sweet
ing; personal fouls: Schultice 4,
sClendenen 8, Sidgity 2. Mckee 2,
Myatt, Watson A, B. Sweeting 5,
G. Sweeting 2, Meador, Barber.
Faulkner; technical fouls: Schulz
tice; referee: Solomon; umpire:
Jack Villareal; timer: Oropesa:
scorer: Aguilar.
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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

General Eisenhower. who is recupera-
ting at the Key West Naval Base, is said to
be suffering from a stomach ailment.
While that te m is Indefinite, vet even
when stomach ailment is specifically
described, it is difficult to determine what
caused it. But with men who have led
model lives, as General Eisenhower has led,
when they develop stomach disorder,
such as ulcers, it is fairly safe to say that it
is directly traceable to lack of rest.
Since General Eisenhower retired
from the Army. went to Columbia and
back to the Army, as chief of the defense
staff, his mental activities has been such,
including the dictation of his recent book
on the second World War as he saw it, he
should have been getting at least eight
hours Of sleep day
President Woodrow Wilson, at the
height of the first World War, said he tried
to get nine or 10 hours sleep out of each
I'd, and added, that he was extremely
pleased il he got II hours. When he made
that r e m ark, newspapers pointed to
Thomas A. Edison, who, many years ago,
said he could get along on four hours sleep
daily. Then story was published by a
man who frequently called on Edison, and
the writer declared that every time he
visited thu great inventor he found him
asleep at his desk.
Rest. particularly while sleeping, is so
important that leading neurologists recon-
mend it to patient who is suffering from
stomach trouble, brought on by nervous
disorders. Regardless of whom the man
may be, he needs to give his heart suffi-
Gent rest, which, in general terms, means
the slowing up of the circulation of the
blood and easing the work of every organ
in the system Overwork the heart and it
adversely affects the digestive organs, and
when they are disrupted, stomach dis
orders develop.
Work has brought the race to it's
present high standard, but he who works
must rest sufficiently to withstand the tax
on his nervous system.
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SAYS SOVIET HAS ROCKET

Walter Reidel, chief designer and di-
rector of the development of Germany's
greatest rocket plant, is in this country
assisting the Air Force in the development
OF greater, more deadly missiles.
DR.. Riedel directed the launching of
the dreaded w upon London on Septem-
Der 6, 1944. He says that some 1000 were
launched against England, with thrust
that lasted only sixty-three seconds but
it was sufficient to make the proiectiles
coast over the sixty-four mile trip across
the Channel.
Asked whether Russia has the VIZ
the German expert said, eyes, of course.
He pointed out that the Russians got some
OF the largest rocket plants and a lot of
pertinent data on projected improve
ments. In 1945, he said, the Russians were
producing two day for research and
that ne is certain that the Russians have
information as to the German experi-
ments for larger and more devastating
rockets.
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CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE AND ITALY

French editor expresses the view
that the Atlantic, Pact will increase the
danger Of war but not upon the basis of
the Communist thesis that the United
States is preparing to attack Russia.
Claude Bourdet of the newspaper
Combat, says that the pact will create
conditions in which peace twill be at the
mercy of hasty decision of the Ameri-
can General Staff or of Russian leaders
who might deem war certain and prefer
to strike first
The French editor then points out that
II hostilities begin, the Russians will at
tempt to quickly occupy Western Eu-
rope, from which blows might be struck
at them" and that the beginning of war
in Europe will cause civil war in France
and Italy
In view of this opinion, the French
editor does not believe Italy or France
could bring much strength to the United
States and that their contribution would
be feeble, if not negative" He express
es the belief that the major part of the
French working class and eighty-five per
cent of the voters of France follow Com
munist leadership.
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MONOGRAPH
WOULD FoRTIFY THE MOON

With few explanations, said to be
omitted for security reasons, the House re-
Gently unanimously approved the estab-
lishment of a Sl6l, 100000 network of
land-based radar warning and control in
stallati0ns at points throughout the coun-
try believed by the military to be the
most effective against sudden and secret
enemy attack.
'-'- In addition, at an estimated govern
.'ment cost of $500. 900. 900. the House APP
proved the building up of proving
ground, 5000 miles in range, for trying
out guided missiles. 1t was stated that
the present try-out installations were be-
ing fast outgrown.
~ II Is difficult for the people of the
United States to pass intelligent judy
Tfent upon the necessity for such expen-
ditures but. in the absence of general in
. formation, one must presume that the
military leaders of the nation are acting
intelligently in asserting that there is
immediate need to get these plans started.
..'. II was pointed out by one member of
the House that an enemy, having air.
craft comparable to our BIG, would be
able to escape interception by flying at
10000 feet at speed of about seven
miles q minute. A radar warning of their
approach, he insisted, would have to be
given while the airplanes We're at least
1876 miles away for effective interrogation
'.'' While we are cognizant Of the ten
. deney Of military experts to exaggerate
the potential of our possible enemies anf
of the fact that they would "fortify tn,
moon" ifthey could get the funds anc
reach the earth's satellite, we find it diff
cult TO believe that responsible advisers o.
Congress, on matters Of defense, are 81
intently interested in their particular
branches Of the armed forces that the,
would ask for such expenditures withou
reasonable evidence that they are neces
sarily In the defense of the United States.
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.sTo murder you? Murderz The
mutinous dogl
twas it nutiny?" Rivers queried
softly HE knew that ! was not
you. And he assured some OF
the crew that he was act1n& =
your orders. Don fernando
.Ahi Now ! begin 70 perceiys
your meaning. BUT ! assure YOU.
lit was not at my orders. Are we
not agreed TO work fogetnsr. ior
our mutual profitf
sAre we? Only last evening,
was being entertained IN your
stead at the house Of the Mont
forts"
But, Of coarsai / am much IN
terestod IN the details OF thar.
Though / see, as had counted on.
that you were able to uphold the
Gonzales tradition. Else you would
not be here"
Rivers eyed him in >anlazement.
half believing against his better
judgment.
.You fought with Bashan. /
SUPPOSE" Don Fernando asked.
"And gave him a taste Of steel,'
"Ah, well. that is excellent.
considering that he is swords
man of note. But as to this affair
of Martinez. now--teli me what
happened?"
Il was returning to the Royal
when he took shot at me-in the
back. Afterward ! heard him as
surfing his men that / was dead.
and at your orders. He was so
convincing that they now believe
me to really be you"
$50 that is it." Don Fernando
fingered his chin, scowling. My
friend, let me ask you. Would |
be such a fool as to come here,
alone, if had been guilty Of such
a thing?"
IF you expected to find Mar
tinez in command, you might:
THAT IS a point" Don Fer
lnando conceded. .But consider !
saw you, on the deck, long befofe
| i drew near. could easily have
turned about in the dark, had |
been troubled with an uneasy
conscience"
(To be eentinuedl
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I He made II fast and came on
board. climbina with the easy
grace ar q squirrel. He was, by his
looks, q Cajun with brilliant
black eyes above la1xuriant
beard. His dialect was q strange
patois.
a word v;th vo,,r cantain. If
/ NAV. he sa aid Nth ! smile. Il
hr;n9 ;,,, - , as !" - : s'
~ 49,. M
....,i am me captain. RIVERS saiu
Wnat 90 you want
"A word with you, M1sieu--for
your ears alone
Once tie door vas e closed s his
visitor turned with a laugh.
.srbess 1900. .I rs'' thav ;trb ,nost
n far, ) Is !, ti - said ana wrenchesd
Them M "a seveai the blandlv
er,;lS IN faca ~ Tanv, Earnandot
n;vsrs evea him more sur-
~;sad than - esrsd ~ confess
ELs ss.as.;s s. n,;sh 1 sta;n ~ harr s,
nee Mss exeallant
nv nv va hlid 90. No. Ear
r.ni = Il c : ps'I hers rs Il o s,,ch !
1890 1870. 81 aass,,, 49, $500 :
$4,000 WIZ, II ~ ss Ea.'s e.,ss<, 1900.
"a y . $500 Z. 1919 ! aysa =
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WISE WORDS

- s..-lt Is pleasant 10 find statement by
Ezssssllsgentine official which merits COM
..aaanaation and this can be said about the
enuakAnee Of DIR. Enrique Corminas, head
ssnrxN Argentine delegation to commits
I'M on dependent territories.
- The commission. which meets with
-@ruf the American delegation in attendance,
..wlll study the machinery for peaceful
elimlnation OF European colonies in the
s.-Weriern Hemisphere. The Argentine lead
eer saws that NO rapid progress is expected
.beeanae the problem Of colonies cannot
- settled immediately pr magically."
- There are many other problems in
@ths world which cannot be settled sim
~mhdiAtely or magieally." but not many
psople have the philosophical viewpoint
Fof The Argentine diplomat. OF course, it is
qgite possible that his diplomacy Is based
upon the fact that he and his associates
>aFe without the physical force to impose
solution BY brute strength.
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LECALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
l1933 Probate Act, Secs. liz, 1900
IN THE COURT Or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COT MY
FYs0RIDk. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate of Is.
HAROLD RICHARDSON DAWSON:
Deceased
To, All Creditors and Persons ~
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said Estate: y
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, Oh
either of you, may have against the
estate of Harold Richard Dawson,
deceased, late of said County, &c
the county-Judge of Monroe County,
Florida, at his office in the court
house, Of said County at Key West,
Florida, w t h "A eight calendar
months from the time of the first
publication of this notice. Il a h
claim or demand shall be in writing,
and shall state the place of resi-
dence aud post office address of the
claimant, and shall he sworn to by
the claimant, his agent, or his att
torney, and any such claim of de-
mand not SO filed shall he void, :,
(sdJ Isabel Kathryn Dawson,
As Administrators of the Estate of
Harold Richard Dawson, deceased
mar.30: apr.6- i3- 20, 1919.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT,
r. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTS,
In re Estate of
PHILLIP j. CONWAY, also
l.. A w

PHILLIP j. CONWAY, also
|. known as p. j. CONWAY,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGATEES, "
DISTRIBUTES, AND ALL PER /.
,MANDSa AGAINST THE ESTATE :
OF PFIIEIP j. CONWAY, ALSO I.
KNOWN AS p. J. CONWAY, DE- =
7CEASEp:
1. Yols and each of you. are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands, which you or
either Of you. may have against the
Known as Z. J. Conway, deceased,
late OF Luzerne County. PennsyI-
vania; to the Honorable Raymond
r. Lord. County Judge in and for
Monroe County, Florida, at his ofe
flee in the County Court House of
Monroe County, Florida. within
eight calendar months from the date
of the first publication hereof. Said
claims or demands shall be in writ
ing and contain the place of resi-
dence and post office address of the,
claimant and shall be sworn to by
the claimant. his agent or attorney
All such claims or demands not
filed within the time and in the
manner prescribed herein. shall be
void.
Dated the 9Th day of March, ADJ
1919.
(sd) EIoina NJ. Fl. Cato, I.
As Ancillary Administrative
Of the Estate of Philip j.
conway, also known as p
J. Conway, deceased.
Julius +. Stone, Jr.,
Attorney for Auxiliary
ADMINISTRATIVE.
mars-16-23-3O,1 1919.
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b
born in Hartford, Conn. Died
July A, 1901.
1856 Sir John Waldstein, New
York born and educated English
archeologist of note, born. Died
March %, 1927.
lS58-De Wolf Hopper, noted
popular actor on the stage for so
years, born in New York. Died
Sept. %, 1895.
1863-Mary w. calkins. noted
Wellesley College professor of
psychology and philosophy, born
at Hartford, Conn. Died Feb. 81
1880.
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Chapter -

~Hapt9I ~
- IvERS beckoned 10 de villiv.
IL rae
.v1 u1n' -. e
I'LL wv &C 6pol enough g
PAST pass me WORD g the e ladies' ti1at
Would appreciate tnelr presenees;
here , at tneir early c con
ne IeA uesteds ana MA 2 meeting
grim
They appeared presently. arm
IN arm irenneSs glance fixed or,
the French ship, and Rivers saw
that she understood. 81
.Tro,fhleav sha aelraa
.srrs,s, 49,. 49,. ~
.,,a.a.a $500 s.as.. Ai ,.sni sa.a
.st u h ssa,,' s'ls,..cta ~ "a
W k go . 49,, q p M I
10y snii,aasazs U.s., v1a,, dnIeas w. 49,
= fake : ianL3s 80
$50
gave an exclamation. 8
why, there there Ii Dikkon,s'
she said. and color mounted IN
her checks. The boat had already
reached the shore,
Wave Ia him.s Rivers sug-
qesfed,
Irer,na removed the glass from,
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Your Horoscope

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80,
l949 Self-confidence is the in
dex of this day, and today's ma
tives make strong business men.
There is a danger that pride, or
disappointment will hinder them
from making the most of oppor-
tunity, for unrestrained self-con-
fidence is apt to develop a self
satisfied conceit.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
fPn VAG.A me- uE A TN

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned will apply to the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Monroe County, Florida, at the next
regular meeting of said Board TO be
held on the eth day of April, 1919,
~ to 81 inclusive, of the piats of
MATECUMBE OCEAN BEACH, Sec
ton A, on Lower Mateeumbe Key
as recorded In Plat Book 3, page SO
Of the Public Records of Monroe
County, Florida.
Dated March 3, l949.
MATECUMBE OCEANIC BEACH
CORPORATION
By: ELLIS GIDDENS,
President.
mar "a 80 1919 -
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land owner. he
became "a farm
er, Joined Q ma
tionalistic sc :
cret society and
was exiled by
Spain In 1898
he fought with
the Americans,
but when inde-
pendence fail
ed he led the
Philippine In
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FILL YOU SMILEs
Speaking OF
|LOpe Messages

II seems that an IndiaR-in New
Mexico was smoke signalling
love messages to his Injun
Sweetie Pie a few miles away
Right in the middle Of It, the
atom bomb test went off cover
ing the sky with smoke FOR miles.
Gosh, cried the InMan envi-
ously. Il wish I'd said tfiat!"
The sun eclipse in May, 1948,
was photographed and studied by
various scientific expeditions
along a $500 mile arc from lower
Burma to the Aleutians.
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surrectlOn. lie was captured by
Gen. Funston, swore allegiance
TO the U.s., and eventually lost
to President Quezan at the polls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

Every town and city has some citizens
who are ready to cash in on any community
undertaking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

Money spent. in the way of gifts to
worthy enterprises, secures return just
as valuable as the material things we usual
ly get for our coin
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Know the
Romance
! Of . Sea Voyage
T. MsndaAt
HAVANA!


Gay. gIsnoSoas. kI|issflnG -
vsna is The glorious end - Te'tf
vacation rainbe~ bus foaf isa
starts the minuse you - spaaf1
tins luxprious o<ean liner )
Florida In Miami 80 AoN<As.
Wednesday, e. ffidsS ssssias
Fifm shs tbfiiI 81 : ssssse1sss
under ,els<sy. STARTS skiss. ffells.
ship ssiesy. dsa<ins oa go.
games snd Csc. Then. n les
morning. Hasaas. Paris II shh
Americas. add - sndlsss leaa&
Of exosic.lIy soioffai sfsis'zss
You may rssura sny Tsssasf
Thursds, or sundzy nishs IL -
same fomansix ssmosphefs fa@l
bsrf5 ard sxe<bfiea&iI1 $50 $3.50
a. So &rs iseisd<f - $50 Iefk
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IN THE CIRGUIT cOgRg of THE
ELEVENTH, JBDICfALS%CER
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
~ And For M0SH0E COUNTY.
IN CHANfERY q

~ PHE CiAGUEF SONHE OF THE
ELEVENTH. JEDICfALS%CERCU
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
~ And For MOSROE COUNTY.
IN GHANcERY.
case No. 1I-77s. ss
nIyO GE 49,
AGNES o. NIELSEN,
Plaintiffs
SvEND A. NIELSEN, $500
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO: SVEND A. NIELSEN, u i
63 Bird Avenue, &
New. York, New gNofk.t ~
You are hereby required to app.
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce In the above styled cause
on or before the 9TH day of April,
A. u. 1919, otherwise the allegations
therein win be taken as confessed.
This Order Is to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
In The Key West Citizen, a news
PAPER published in the City of Key
DONE AND ORDERED this sth
day Of March, A. y. 1919.
tSeaD EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY: (sd) Anne C. Longworth.
tSD) ALLAN B. CLEARE.~iR..
Attorney for Plaintiff. IA
ar.9-l6-23.3e, 1913.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE C0tsTg.
Case No. 1I-78s ar
DEVOR CE
JAMES +, GILBERT
Plaintiff,
MARGIE OLIVER ~GILBERT,
Defendant
ORDER OF. PUBLICATION
TO: MARGIE OLIVER GILBERT.
Route No. /,
Daviston, Alabama.
You are hereby required to an
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 22nd day April,
A. d. 1949, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This Order is to be published, once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the city OF Key
DONE AND ORDERED this 2snd
day of March, A. d. 1919.
(SeaD EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By: (sd( Florence Z, Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk,
(SD) ALLAN 3. CLEARE. JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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