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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-09

monthly luncheon meeting today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Loeffel
of Gulfport and their guest, Pete
Peters of Atlanta were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Browder, Jr.,
Sunday.
Noes Attend Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noe and
son, George. Jr.. attended a din
ner in Laurel Sunday at which
district governor Howard Cam
eron Of Lions International was
host TO members of his cabinet
and their wives. Following dinner,
the party went on a sightseeing
trip through Laurel. On their
homeward trip, Nj. and Mrs. Noe
left the younger Mr.. Noe at Hat
tiesburg where he is attending
Mississippi Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Rooney and
son, Pat, and Mrs M. w. Hutto
and daughter, Marvie Jean, spent
Sunday in New Orleans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutto's son. John, who has
been visiting them on leave from
the navy, returned last week to
San Diego where he is attending
school.
Friday marks the departure of
Mrs. Eric Batty and son for their
home in New Orleans after a Wis
since Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Byrd
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay
and daughter. Ruth, and Miss
Gladys Quinn drove to Hatties-
Monday where Or. Mckay
was guest speaker at IN" Night
at the Baptist Assoeiational Train
ing Union meeting.
Holidays In Midwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber Mason
and children spent THANKSGIVING
weekend with her parents. M.
and Mrs. p. H. Greer, in Kansas
City, Mo. On their return they
brought as guest. Mrs. Mason's
uncle, H. Greer. Of Kansas City.
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Gulf Park Visitor

Miss Jane Bond of Hackleburg,
Ala, who is attending Gulf Park
college spent the weekend in the
home of Mrs. Lima Lunsford.
Sunday. Mrs. Lunsford and son,
Eddie. and daughter, Miss Ann
and Charles Miles drove TO Gulf
port to take Miss Bond to the
college.
B.. o. Van Hook, former man
ager of the Pascagoula Country
club, and Mrs. Van Hook were
here for a few hours dividing vis-
its between Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Avis and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cor
nell Sunday. Mr.. Van Hook is
now math instructor at the Mer-
chant Marine school at Hender-
son Point.
The ladies golf club of Pasca-
goula will entertain members of
the Gulf Hills club at their
monthly luncheon meeting today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loeffel
of Gulfport and their guest, Pete
Peters of Atlanta were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Browder, Jr.,
Sunday.
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PLEDGE AID TO SOVIET

Any doubt that Americans may have
had as to where the Chinese Communist
party had its firm stand in connection
with the contest between the Soviet In
ion and the free nations of the world
is dissipated by statement recently
broadcast from Peiping by Communist
leaders.
The official statement made clear
that if war comes, the Communists will
fight beside "China's ally, the Soviet Un-
ion" The Communist statement refers to
the "imperialistic aggressive bloc" referr-
ing to the western demOcracies, and says
that of they provoke a "reactionary war, !"
the Communists of China viii ego hand
finland with the ally of China, the Soviet
Union"
1t is interesting to note that the i'm
plications of the Communist announce
ment are that ''imperialist aggressors are
planning to invade the Communist coun-
tries. The only way this could be brought
about is for Soviet Russia, or some of her
allies, to first invade the territory of the
nations included in the Atlantic Pact.
While some people take pessimistic view
Of the international situation and prophe-
sy that war will shortly result, there is
little indication that Soviet Russia eontem-
plates, or is ready for, an immediate
war.
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ONE TRILLIoN CUBIC INCHES

An Associated Press dispatch says
that Weather Bureau experts in Washing
ton advocate the using of more planes to
track hurricanes. Because of the static in
connection with hurricanes, the experts
pointed out that radio messages from
plane pilots often are garbled, whereas
with more planes operating in the area of
disturbance, succession of planes could
bring ashore definite information at rela-
lively close intervals.
Further news from Washington about
hurricanes and other storms is that radar
has been perfected in tracing them dis
tinctively when they come within an area
that may be reached by beam.
AS to the hurricanes themselves,
science knows of nothing that may break
them up or defect them from their course.
Public interest was brought to pretty
high pitch two years ago when it was an
nounced that experiments would be con-
Quoted in using dry ice to try to precipitate
hurricanes While nothing of an official
nature was released to the public about the
dry-ice experiments, it was surmised, with
out contradiction that they had turned
out to be failures.
1t is believed that hurricane that
passed over south Florida and went out in
to the Atlantic was heavily dozed with
dry ice. However that might have been, it
is known that the hurricane acted
crafty" and switched about and struck
Savannah. Georgia. with winds that att
tanned velocity of o. miles an hour City
authorities and residents generally COM
planned that the Weather Bureau had not
warned them about the approach of the
hurricane until it was almost upon the
city.
But the Weather Bureau was not to
blame. Whether or not the hurricane was
pelted with dry ice. its sudden turn about
was mystifying. 1t seems wise to leave
hurricanes. the most sustained powerful
force in nature, alone, so far as trying to
knock them out is concerned. Some hurri-
canes, it has ben estimated, have pres
sure of one trillion cubic inches.
Tornadoes are more terrific but they
last only few minutes, while hurricanes
continue for a week or longer.
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JUST AROUND THE CORNER

TIE Unised Nations General Assem-
hly hes been operating in New York. The
principal Russian Communists have made
TOAD speeches In which they have again ae-
eussd me Western powers of seeking mil
harimsic and strategic interests"
President Truman has said that he
ordered the atomic bomb to be used over
xspan and he win order il back into battle
agnln. n necessary. Hats off 10 Harry
washington. ID. c. agrees that the
atlantic bouuh boys may be told TO turn loose
or Russia
Ths real reason Of the movement in
Gsnrress 20 cut down expenses pieoseo
~ the Marshall Plan and its allied organi-
s.sS.u 4 the possibility that war with Rus
ia = -iuSi around the corner"
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Chapter 10

Chapter 10
TIE drove into the camp.
T. MARKED his car and helped
Felicity out. He then turned 10
Tippy. who was scrannbling oul.
wary eye upon CARROTS stern
face.
Tippy.@ he said in an osten-
tatiously gentle voice as . sns
would have sped past him. .Id
ike word with you. my GIRL
Felicity whirled and her star
tied eyes met his
Felicity looked down at the
small, set face; if there had been
one faint. tiny hint for sympathy
one plea for rescue IN TIppys
face. one scared look in her wide
dark eyes. Felicity would have
brok y. and fought Garrett foi
her. But the very hardness IL
that small face. the set OF thai
rosebud mouth that was just
thin. pink line. warned Felicity
that for Tippy's own good Tippy
had to be punished.
Felicity drew a long, hard
breath. Strengthened her shout
ders. touched Tippy's shining
curls with a fleeting caress ant
fed.
Tippy watched her 60, and
then Tippy lifted her face TO Gar.
rett's and said through clenche<
teeth, ssYou can spank the Avin
ciaylights ont of me. but ] won
cry. You can't make me cry
She met his eyes steadily. with.
out a hint Of breaking. He
mouth was a stubborn line; he
eyes were suIky, daring him
challenging his authority; yet ad.
hitting herself too small ami
weak to avoid his physical vio'
lence. And suddenly Garrett wa!
conscious of being very muci
ashamed.
Meeting her stormy gaze. b
knew the exact moment whel
Tippy realized that he was n
longer blindly furious. and sud
denly he was a little ashamed o
his desire for physical violence
That derisive CLEAN in her eye
that faint tugging of q smile q
the corners OF her mouth. stiff
fened his determination an
auickened again his anger. FL
turned, swung open the door @
his trailer. and said Sfernly, In
side. youngster-and make
snappy."
Carrot stared down at her an
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ledM1of De0>'sb

"A week. Garry suEsessss
weakly
t1er uoufh drnoped fofisznIs
hut she nodded- = week. Carr
-beginnlns today
-Beginning today said CT.
rett.
long sober mcment. Their. wItit
os.f 4 word she turned towards
the doorway and Garrett foiie~e4
her out info The sunlight
Il knew II hsd - be aone
Carry Felicity said shAktly
ssonly she's so liftie-~
IF you mean did spank -
NOS Garrett sd. Sne-NeA
she licked me. 4 you know So
mean.
Tipuv came towards fhem A
Tfnpv whose shining rufsk 80
been braided into two tiahf 90.
tails and whose snail hcdy mm
messed IN faded shorts ana
matching halter. she glsfsa a
each Of TIRE ether chilnfen astt
a look that dared any commenk
then stalked out Of TIE tfaalef.
Felicity locked 81 GaFrsft
startled. Ana GaTsii npase4
unsmifing.
III was her own idea- H. csa-
fessed. @She chose i a. uEalah~
menf when I iuTned yeiiaN 80
couldn't spank her. Ske aeid
was the one thing sfe hated nsasl
looking hcmely-sHa whas $50
/ do3"
Carrots frpwn dis 90 ass
fade. Suddenly tle zpeka ~
thoughts aloud Tn yars aaaa
afraid were gong 70 hsss ssss-
BE with her.
Felicityis eyes Rew SIDE Co.
rett realized that little betrzg /
~we" as quickly - flH d,a ss
for a rnoneni. fhes sfarea - sss
other. startled. reslixinn Hael&sAs
~ how things wefs dfAffsnK
-Hey. Fiiss. hess shasf 81
I'm starved" said 3azun. 40 fs>
licity was able % tear ne F8fs
away from Carrots sfaff
gaze and the spell was hsoasa
But for the next few hes1x g..
LEFTY was q little Ehy e aaEFsl'
| and a little sen-eenaripzk 40
Garrett went swsY - "a 60
with an uneasy feehng thss -
had stepped out beyen4 ~ 4fpss
and s0mefhing muxf - aes
about t. Only. rs FiShs amsgI
Of course.
ne he ssnzlaasen
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HAVE YOU NOTICED?

The National Government repeats
that living costs are on the decline" And
explanations are given by business organi-
cations and columnists are able to prove
t.
The February decline in the con-
sumers' price index Is sufficient for two
reasons: 1t was the largest drop reported
for any single month in the eight years for
which monthly indexes have been ealcu-
lated; and II was continuation of the
longest steady decline in more than 10
years.
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
tKnew AmericaI

l72o-Michael Hillegas. Phila-
delphia merchant. first u. s Ire
asurer, who gave a large part Of
his own fortune 10 keep the Rev
dictionary army in the field. born
in Philadelphia. Died September
90, 1904.
l792-Uriah P. Levy, cabin boy
and Jewish officer in War of 1912
and captain, flag officer in 1850.
a turbulent Navy figur of MS
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Your Horoscope

FRIDAY, APRIL %. 1949-To-
day may give too great ambition,
too strenuous reaching after
something too remote for the in
herent powers. If you dare to
hitch your wagon to a star, you
must not grumble if you get hurt
when you fall off. Combine as
piration with judgment to know
when you have reached the end
of your abilities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22
BY Peggy Dern

49,, he thrust one hand IN his
. .a. the other through MS
tpo,,sIa5 blonde locks and strobe
! 800 800 ar two away from her be-
: h a t,rned, dropped down on
The couch. and said sternly. Oi
course - YOU know. Tlppy, that you
deserve q sound lickIng-don
your"
. .sTben why don't you get
started?" demanded Tippy bold
CARROTS face darkened and his
hands reached out and jerked her
- h;S Knee. But the smallnesS
ay,d frailness of her body between
he strong hands struck az him
ike ! Dhygical blow. Hang II all,
Tinnv-T Gait lick you!n he adj
mItfsd his defeat ignominiously.
|TIPPY leaned conhdingly
i against him, her eyes quite
sorar Il knew / had no business
bringing the baby back. but
veil. they we're so mean about
mot letting Is play on their old
Garrett stared ar her in dawn
ing horror.
Then you stole the baby de-
liberatelygs he demanded
Tippy nodded. an impish smile
tugging at the corners Of her
mouth. 80 get even with that
fat ola man who called Us raga-
mullins and made US leave Their
beach, she acknowledged frank
But. Tippy-thafs terrible
Garrett was all but speechless.
She nodded soberly. 7 know
lit was, and I'm sorry-now. ] DC
have to be punished, don't II"
you do indeed. Tippy. my
imp. said Garrett grimIy. But
much as ! know you deserve It
lI-well, I cant do it."
Tippy hesitated and then bel
better nature for moment over
rode the impishness Of her and
she offered shyly. well. I'd hate
| IL like the dickens if my hail
| wasn't curly and il i had to veal
shorts all the time and couldn''
ever dress up and have people
say, Why. what an exquisits
chiidr.
| He sat staring at her for a mo-
| ment, dumbfounded. before n
shook his head and admitted
"You defeat me utterly. Tippy
| Okay, then--it's short and YOU
lhair in q pigtail-"
Il How long. Garry?'
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xnTTCE


NOTICE is hereby given that IN
Trustees of the Inter I'm
provement. Fund of the state o
Florida. Purs ua n [ tn Law
Will offer for sale. for oh
ieetions only. in Tallahassee, Flori
d. at loo o'clock A N. May 18th
F1s4ss the land in MONROE COUNTY
described as follows:
A. tract Of land in the EEi4 nf
AW.a OF Section So. Township
/ so South, Range ~ East. more
particularly described as fol-
/ l0ws:-
Commencing at the point OF the
Intersection of the East edge
OF the East ahutment Of the
draw bridge at Jew Fish Greek
Highway No l, tals0 State Road
Mo- - and running thence
South $50 90 East along the
said center line of highway a
Distance Of 5s.65 feet 10 paint;
talenee run South $40 So West
a. distance OF zoe feet TO the
point OF interssction Of the
SDntheasterly right -of-way line
| If the said Highway and the
shore line of Jew Fish Creek.
Z said point being the point Of
Beginning Of the tract of land
Hereinafter to be described:
Thence run North 52o 90 West
along the Southe2stsriy right
of-way line of said highway a
distance OF 27.7s feet To point;
thence run South liz 40 West
q distance OF 2eS.1s feet 10 a
point: thence run South Sc -
East q distance Of 2e6-s5 feet
TO 4 point; thence run North
$40 IS E. East a distance of %
feet more or less TO the North
bank OF q canal running 70
Lake Surprise; thence run IN
a Northw esterly and North+rIy
direction mea Rdering the NORTH
hank OF the canal and the East
bank Of Jew Fish Greek TO the
point Of beginning: lying and
being in Monroe County, Fforl-
da. containing o-36 acres more
or less.
The Purchaser is required TO pay
the advertising cost.
The Sale. If and when made Saal
be subject 10 the Trustees reserEihs
unto themselves T5er of the phoS'
phate, minerals and metals and 5s's
OF the petroleum thereon or theFe'
under.
THE TRUSTEES Of INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve Iht
right TO reject any and all bids
BY ORDER Of the Trustees OF th'
Internal Improvement Fund OF th'
state Of Florida
Governor
Attest:
F. c. Elliot. Sec.
Trustee /. i. Fund, a.s
apr.l5-2s-2s: maye-lS'lsES
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day. Born in Phiia6alphsa Dee
March q. I6S2
iS3l-AiexandeT p Meles
soldier. major eenefaA uns q So
Fighting McCooks wtsum sAaaf
and ! brolaeFs were a. Dnsen -
ficers, born in CaleEtazfs CO
Ohio. Died June a. is4
ls32--Julius ; MWfnm -
braska agrieuituFast ss<tssaEF ~
Agriculture. bern n ANEHA
New York Died Aprl =. 80
lST4-Ellen GlakRoW. pF
novelist % her das. bora q Nlst-
mond. Va. Died there. NeNenssF
q. le45
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MEMORANDUM


MEMORANDUM ,s
Assets pledged or as
signed to secure la
bIlities and for other E-LE
pnrpoees. .,---.,r---...-.--- ---Sl al, SEQ -
State OF Florida,
/ G. I. Gardner. cashier OF the
above named bank do selemniy
swear that the above ssatemAnt fs
true 10 the best OF my knoEascGs
A"U tsgdl C. L. GARDNER.
Cashier.
cORRECT-Attest:
tsd) wA. r. WARREN. JE-,
(sdl JULIUS F, STONE, JR-.
(sdl J. J. TREVOR
Sworn 10 and subseFihed before
me mis- 2ist day Of April. 1s4s,
and hereby certify that I am
not an officer or director OF this
hank.
fSotary Seaf1
(sd) NORMAN D. yARTGAN. .
Notary Public. state OF Fleriea ~
Large.
My Commission Expires Dee. ists.
apr. Ss,is4s.
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MANS WORST ENEMY

-. Among mans worst enemies are the
assets. Insects are the most numerous
and'versatile group In the animal king
donf and ean be found practically any,
Were On earth where life exists.
They can live In water. on land, above
the ground or under the ground. They
-tEh fesd on al parts Of a plant above the
surfaes o. attack the roots of plant be-
90 ne nfuant. They can find lodging in
the surfaees ~ leaf OF within tiny leaf
tan.
kvery honsekeeper in Key West
kneWs me scourKe Of certain insects
Reaches can make life miserable for the
weman "a the house. while moths may
destroy the most valuable clothing in the
wardrobe. g proper precautions are not
takmn.
White ants attack dwellings or other
.iruttnrsa and may continue their depre-
dniions unknown to anyone until the
huildinr 4 ready to collapse. Flies. with
their diseass-bearing prOclivities. are not
enly . nuisance bat are a menace TO the
-nFuish % human beings.
49, The farmer sussains an average an
Huul hes Of not les than ten per cent of
the value ~ his crops IL he takes no meas
urss a. coniFol or check the ravages of
thsss insect pests. weevils. worms. grass
happefs and The like take their annual
toll q enc profits Of the farm.
ID. TIE fight goes on continuously. Pre-
cautions should be taken by everyone TO
eoutrul those insects with which they
eums lnio contact and thus help in the gen.
erni eouirol 90 such pests.
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LEGALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTIcI0TS
NAME NTATITE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring To engage
in business under the fieticinus
name of Seven Mile Bridge Trailer
Park and Fishing Camp" Marathon,
Florida, intends to register said
fictieious name with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Monroe County.
Florida.
Dated April I. l94S.
HOWARD NJ BRTTCHARD,
Sole Owner,
Apr g. -22-2s, 1919.
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MONOGRAPH


Dear Headers:
Joe Stain and the Soviet believe
that war n inevitable. If that surmise be
correct. what are we waiting for? Wait
ing tor Russia TO have the atom bomb so
thRt the struggle will be equalized? No
sneh fairness exists In love or war.
THE ORACLE
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT cUIRT or THE
ELEEENFH gIDICIAI. CGRCUIT
- THE STATE or FLORTD4.
~ And ron MONROE cot NTxx
~ ssHAACERi.
Case M. l1-S&4
William r. Mcs'iint0ek and
lula McfIintock. his wife.
Plaintiffs.
VS.. SUIT TO
QUt4-r aaTLEr
Edward L. Lowe. a widower.
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
A clear conscience gives ! a
feeling of security more than the,
possession Of great wealth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22

1t doesn't take financial wizard to
suggest that this is good time to pay
debts and hold on to the balance of your
money, if you have any left.
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IN THE CIRCIIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AM FOR MONROE COUNTY.
" CHANCERN.
Case No. 1I-SlS
MARGARET ELLEN TURNER.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
WILLIAM JOSEPH TURNER.
Z Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: William Joseph Turner
6535 PaschaII avenue.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
You are hereby required To ap-
pear TO the Bill for Divorce flied
against YOU in the above STYLED
cause an or before the 2Ih d3X of
May. A. n ls4S, otherwise the ale
cations contained therein Will he
taken as confessed.
/ Done and Ordered at Key West.
/ Florida, this 7th day Of. April. \. II
EARL p ADAMS.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: tsa) Florence +, sawyer,
a Deputy Clerk
ETCircuit Court Seab
Enrique ESSquiDaldo, 3r-.
~Attorney fer Plaintiff. 5000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22

Mrs, Gloria Herce and son, An
tonic, who had been visiting re-
iatives in Havana, returned yes
terday on the steamship Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22

A one-foot measurement was
at one time actually estimated
by the length of a mans foot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22

One Of the easiest ways of obtaining
uuhlicisy i TO advertise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22

Not many things are more ridiculous
han civic leader without followers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-22

Thsre 4 no reason for people to fight
..ligiou and there is no reason for
80 .".,.s1Y u surrender his religious views.
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IIAntlTTfKs

Demand deposits of In
dividuals. pa that
lions n a.. $50 .aes.s5
Time deposits Of 5ndfvid-
uzds. partnerships, and
corporations z.--ss.--:.,.-.,...t LIS 50
Deposits Of Bn-ifEd -
states GpNefnruents -
ingsl $50. -. 2fe.se4is
Deposits Of States and ,
1oJiticaf eubdisislons ls3a7.45s.3o
deposits Of gbankS' .-r@z--s 44,e1S.S0
Other deposits Certified "a
and cashiers checks. =
etc1 - - 57.is3,33
TOTAL DEPOSITS
t7.IB3 3ss.s IS
Other liabilities ..-.--s as.,s3,ss
----
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j. @. Piodela, Jr, left this
morning for short visit in Mia
mi.
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AT the state convention of the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows held
IN St Petersburg, Frank O.
Weech of Key West was appoint
ed district deputy grand master
for district No. q. Enrique Es-
quinaldo for district IS, and j.
Medina, district deputy grand pa
triarch for Otto Encampent, No.
5.
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Key West In
Days Cone By
As TAKEN FROM FILES
or THE CITIZEN or
APRIL ~. 1883

Mrs, Edith Wright, owner OF
Pirates Cove. appeared before
county COMMISSIONERS, ii Z spe.
cial meeting this H0rning, to ap-
ply for homestead exemption on
the properly, comprising l25
acres. The application was grant.
ed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles lBusterl
Richardson and little son. Bruce
Wayne. Mrs. Ray EllWood and
Fillmore Sawyer left this morn
ing for Miami to visit relatives
and friends.
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CHARTER NO. Ss72
RESERVE DiSTRICT NO. a

uEPoaT or C0NDfTloN or Tnn
FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AZ
KEY WEST. Of KEN. HESE Is
THE STATE OF Fk0HIBA Ar
THE CLOSE or HEStNEss o.
APRIL n. Ie4s. RERLIsHEslar IN
HEsSP0SSE To G.Al4L MADE NJ
COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR.
HESC1. Under SECTION s3al.
T. rs RESISED sTATETES.
s-Ssus. ASSETS e3
Cash. balances with Ath-
er banks Including
reserye balance. and =.
cash Items in process Il
OF collection s3.:...A 81 sea, -3s IS
United States Govern
ment oblagatfeRs. d. -
rect and Guaranteed = 4s5T4, SEE III
Obligations OF states :.
and political subdFvi- "a
SionS ...ss.-.s.s.s - Pa 9Ns4f,
Corporate stock tin Il
Guiding sI2, 0e0.00 stock
Of. deFa Rssefve :
DsAEk 100
Loans. and fiEcsunts 7G4 ,s3a.1s
Rznk prenliEes ,awnsa )
s6.l64.b?. furniture aud x -
fixtures s2s.2iSss3 7...sss - % 20 3 DC.
Real estate owned Other =
than bank premises ea,1 5e.l0
Investments and other Is.
assets indirectly rep-.
resenting hank prern- 5
ises or other re VI !. !.
estate ..e..-...-. -:.---...1--..--S II .z19. 90
Other assets .-------.-.. 5As-l-s- 20. S96, 4 8
TOTAL ASSETS. s7.ssi ,4s2.7l