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Scouting plays an important
part in football these days and
when Bill Battles, line coach, and
Joe Sullivan. backfield coach,
turned in their reports on Holy
Cross to Coach Bob Margarita,
the stage was set.
Battles and Sullivan did such
a fine job on scouting" Margarita
said. "that we knew exactly what
to do. We beat 'em as planned.
We felt we could run on 'em and
we knew they expected us to
pass"
Frank Mattingly. who called an
expert game at quarterback, threw
only seven passes, all in the first
half. while Chuck Maloy, the
Crusaders highly -touted aerialist,
tossed 81.
Then there was our line play"
continued the head coach. "They
were averaging Is points per
game"
Hoya Line Effective.
Only against Yale did Holy
Cross fail to make at least three
touchdowns before Saturday. The
Hoya line was aggressive and
alert. Particularly conspicuous
were Jim Schenk. Bill Orsini, Bob
Noppinger, Bernie Kelleher and
Mike Cara. Mike was notably
effective in blocking on plays off
tackle and end.
The Standout on the offensive,
Of course. was Ralph Charney,
who also played a great game de-
fensively.
"You know. he has come a long
way" Margarita said. "He played
about SO minutes Of that game
and he was a late starter. Just
before the season began. he under
went an appendectomy. He works
hard and he'll play anywhere we
happen to want him"
Charney's part in the victory
isn't news now. He broke through
the Holy Cross line for repeated
gains and had a hand in all three
Hoya touchdown drives.
AS for the Georgetown backfield
defense, it. too. was excellent. Tom
Hardiman applied the hardest
blow when he recovered a Cru
sader tumble on the Georgetown
2 in the fourth quarter. A few
minutes later Schenk recovered
one on the Holy Cross As. Then
Hardiman put the Crusaders out
Of contention completely when he
intercepted pass at midfield with
only two minutes remaining.
Long List Of Injuries.
Looking ahead, Georgeto wn
takes on George Washington Sat-
urday and Margarita is anything
but optimistic. But no one can
expect optimism when the George
town injury list reads like this:
Quarterback Bugs Thompson,
Halfback Dick Doyle, Guard John
Schuster. Tackle John Dunn.
Center Jim Slowey and Halfback
Terry Murphy. Margarita won't
know until tomorrow or Wednes-
day which OF these will be able to
play Saturday.
Il think CIV has the best line
I've seen." Margarita says, land
we're going to have to score. They
have a scoring club. Frankly, I'm
worried. We're beat up."
Another thing in GW's favor is
its schedule. which gave it an
open date last week. Georgetown
hasn't had an open date all sea-
son.
A victory to a team hungry for
victory can do strange things to
it. In some cases. such a joy
Gus occasion is followed by a let
down; in other instances a victory
at the right time can spur a team
onto even greater achievements.
One thing Is certain. and that is
that off their showing the Hoyas
will have to be beaten Saturday
afternoon at Griffith Stadium.
Nobody's going to lick 'em on
paper. FUCHS.
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pleaSanGrleS IN
nidfeld Satur-
d a y, k a
said, "How do
you like our
Ii e, pre- t ty
good for a COL
lege team isn't
it?"
Guepe shout
ed back, Col
lege line! Did
you say college
line? Boy, I'll
take that line
and play the
Thjna or PoorS -
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day. A n d it
wasn't all done
on the white
striped green of
Fitton Field.
OF taking
anything away
from the plucky
H oy as, who
have been play
ing fine foot
ball even while
losing, a couple
of young men
who aren't even
eligible to play
had much to do
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n a v e % e e n
higher If they
had wanted to
pour it on, but
it could have
been lower ex-
cept for several
b r e a ks tn a t
gave Maryland
scoring oppor-
t u titles. A t
that the Terps
didn't cash in
o n a ! | tn e
chances tn e y
had.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Justice Post Has Smoker

Dick McCann, general manager
of the Redskins, will be master of
ceremonies and several Redskins
will be guests at a smoker tonight
of Department Of Justice Post,
American Legion. in the American
Legion Building. opening at $50.
Evening star., 1950-11-20

poets are not so
dark and hope
less as original
ly Sc e m e d.
True, thin g S
aren't bright by
a long shot, but
In beating the
Lions last week
e n d N q v y
supporters are
finding som e
S ol &C e in the
fact that Coach
Eddie Erdelatz'
M idShip men
rolled In exact.
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Penn Will Play Princeton
Aoain on Grid Next Year
BY the Asseeiased Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-The
University of Pennsylvania yester-
day announced a nine-game 1851
football schedule. Princeton will
return to the Penn schedule, re-
placing Brown.
William and Mary replaces Vir-
sinia on the 81 schedule.
The schedule:
September 2e,- California; October 6
Dartmouth; October 13. Princeton; Oc
tober 20, Columbia; October 81. Navy
November 3, william and Mary; Novem
ber To- ct Wisconsin: November II, Army
and November "a, Cornell.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Redskins
Continued From Page C-1.)


two-Motley picking up II on the
total-but ended eight yards out
with the help of an off-side
penalty. Lou Groza kicked a Is
yard field goal to give the home
team a 80 lead.
Their second excursion into
Redskin territory was more sue
cessful, ending in a touchdown
This followed the kickoff when
Charlie Justice fumbled on the
first running play and Johnny
Sandusky recovered for Cleveland
on the 81. Motley. with IL yards.
and Rex Bumgardner, with eight,
planted the ball on the 4-yard
line. Again the Browns lost five
yards fer off-side, but on fourth
down Otto Graham. who COM
pleted 6 Of 13 passes for IS yards,
tossed to Dante Lavelli, who
scampered outside Hall Haynes for
a touchdown and a 1910 lead.
Motley ON March Again.
Two consecutive first downs by
Motley to the Browns 41-yard
line started Cleveland's winning
touchdown march. A 21-yard
pitch by Graham to Mac Speedie
helped the process and Don
Oopey) Phelps went the final
nine yards with a nifty exhibition
Of footwork out and around left
end.
Groza's second field goal came
near the end of the first half
sailing IA yards after the Browns
attack, again hampered by an off,
side penalty. stalled on the eight
yard line.
Meanwhile, Haynes had put the
Redskins back in the game by
taking one of Graham's passes,
skidding within four feet of the
sideline. and racing 40 yards down
the line for a touchdown. Dudley's
two extra points made the Red
skins a threat until the final
whistle.
They almost cashed in when
little Saenz, who really had big
day, took Groza's last kickoff and
dashed II yards to the Browns 81
Gilmer, his arm almost useless at
that point, completed one throw
to Taylor for a first down on the
16-yard line. then missed four in
a row.
Even the last. however. had a
dramatic touch. It bounced out
of the hands of Alex Agase,
Browns guard. into the arms of
Demao. who stormed ahead to the
12-yard line, four yards short OF
a first down.
Graham ran out the remaining
two minutes by sending the backs
through the line.
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y
against Columbia.
On the other hand, Army
romped over the Lions. "a to 0,
and finished with second and
third-stringers In the game. OF
Navy's margin of % points over
Lou Little's outmanned squad, Is
were achieved when two passes
were intercepted and run back for
touchdowns in the final eight sec
onds.
Columbia was the second COM
mon foe Of Army and Navy this
season. but it is the standard
which Academy men prefer.
Against Penn, Navy bowed, 30 to
7, whereas Army won, % to Is.
Although Erdelatz has un-
coved a new offensive star in Dave
Bannerman (who, however. played
offensive entirely last year,, and
although Zug Zastrow and Frank
Hauf also looked good on attack.
Navy still was a suffering outfit
last Saturday.
Middies' Margin Il Wide.
The Midshipmen had the widest
kind Of a margin over the Lions.
They ran % offensive plays to
only 60 for Columbia and yet.
until Roger Drew kicked his
fourth-period field goal the Lions
were trailing by only 1877 and
were threatening to win.
Had not Navy scored those last
second touchdowns q final score
of 1877 would not have been COM
mensurate with the statistical diff
ference. Those two runbacks
shouldn't have been necessary to
boost Navy's scoring into the 20s
or 30s for. on four occasions, the
Midshipmen were stopped inside
the 10-yard line, twice with first
down on the 4-yard line. In ad-
dition, Zastrow missed q couple
of aerials to open receivers in
scoring positions. y
Against q lighter and possibly
younger squad such as Columbia's.
Navy got away with its mistakes.
but the Blue and Gold hardly
can do likewise against Army.
Erdelatz again tossed IN a few
offensive innovations Saturday,
probably to offset Lttle's knack
of throwing up unexpected de-
lenses. Navy used a single-wing
on play or two and frequently
put out a tanker behind an end
split about 10 yards. Bannerman
was most effective. carrying under
this setup.
Penalty Is Confusing.
There was one series of plays
that momentarily had the Navy
stands in dither. As the final
period opened, Columbia had the
ball on first down on Nays 8.
Howard Hansen gained O yard,
but Frank Toner was thrown back
to the 13. A third-down pass was
broken up by Bill Powers and a
fourth-down aerial, intended for
Wes Bomm, was incomplete. On
the play. however, Navy inter-
fered and the pass was called good
on the 1-foot line.
Hansen went across on the
fifth play" of the period and
Erdelatz started to protest that
Hansen had scored on q NTH
down. Officials explained, how
ever, that Navy was being pena-
lized distance on the pass inter-
ference. just as if the Midship-
men had been offside, and there
fore 1t was not a down.
Navy's backfield for the Army
game. barring scrimmage inju-
ries, will have Zastrow, Hauff.
Bannerman and Franco. the lat
ter injured for three weeks with
bad ankle. He'll be ready for
Army, which means that Franco
will shift to halfback and Ban
herman to fullback, with Powers
reserved for spot duty.
Evening star., 1950-11-20

Maryland, Al; West Virginia, 0.
There is no secret about how
the Terrapins won this one. They
had more and better players than
West Virginia. The score could
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Victory Fires Up CRIPPLED Hoyos for Battle With CIV
Monday QuurteMsisa<k M
GEORGETOWN, FL; !

Georgetown, Fl; Holy Cross, IA.
There were many reasons why
Georgetown. battered and bruised
and accustomed to losing, upset
Holy Cross at Worcester Satur-
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Reds Blackwell q Futher

CINCINNATI. Nov. 20 (P.-
Ewell Blackwell, ace pitcher for
the Reds. became a father yester-
day. Blackie's wife Dorothy gave
birth to 6-pound 13-ounce baby
girl at Jewish Hospital yesterday
morning. The baby is the couples
first.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Tulane. AZ; VIRGINIA. is.

After Virginia'S Art Guepe and
Coach Henry Frnka of Tulane ex-
changed the usual poSt-game
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Navy. 20: Columbia. Z.

1N~VJB OVHeHHHUNN1
A week from next Saturday Navy
will meet Army In Philadelphia
and, of the Columbia game, pros
Evening star., 1950-11-20


ball Of
Cleveland and pulled
aueny passed Dante
in o Ip pPper
Evening star., 1950-11-20

sfsaas ssss1,n' ----------.--- --- 9 i : Elltt
Washington scoring: Touchdown
Cleveland scoring: Touchdowns-Lavelli,
Phelps. Conversions-GroZa, 2. Field
goals-Groza, 2.
Evening star., 1950-11-20

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SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN
LEGALs

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUE.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCuT
or FLORIDA MONROE COUNTY,
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~ CHANCERv Va. t=-asa
DERiAbS NlLtsEIzGE and JOSEPH
WEINTRAUB.
Plaintiffs.
J. ". WORTH and EDNA Y.
WORTH. his wife. et ais.
Defendants.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
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So- 1ee Cas- Street
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VOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a bill Of complaint 10 fore
close mortgage has been filed
against YOU and you are required
10 serve a copy OF your answer or
.sfaaffnZ 20 the bill of COMPLAINT
on the Plaintiffs. attorney. = Ber-
naTd Spector. 81 y = 1St Avenue.
Mianii. Florida ard file the original
answer or pleading in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
on or before the 10Th dsy of Crto-
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-sreDf hy default viii he taken
against you for the relief demand
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once each week for four consec-
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Zen
rsaNE AND ORDERED At KEY
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ST. day Of Septenaber. 1850.
CIRCUIT COURT
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Florida
Ey. Kathleen Voltage
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e 4 E Ist Avenue
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Local Boy Injured
In Head-0n Crash
In Georgia Today

JACKSON. Georgia. Oct T.
P1-Seven University of Florida
students and three young Allan
ia women were injured in a
head-On collision south of here
today.
Two of the students were hurt
seriously.
The students were on their way
10 Atlanta % s-:end the Florida
Georgia Tech football game
In Crawford Long hospital in
Atlanta are 23-year-old Haywood
Thomas. a senior from Braden-
ton Florida, who received a bro
ken right leg and cuts and bruis-
es and 18-year-old Lee Davis. a
sophomore from Sarasota. Flori-
da- who received head injuries.
Other Florida students treated
for minor cuts and bruises are
Lee Hogan. Jacksonville, driver
Of the car IN which the students
were riding; Mary Neil Hardman
of Lake Wales: Betty Grinnaeer
of s.. Petersburg; Bill Clifton of
Key West and Bob Lockwood of
Fernandina-
Atlantians hurt in the wreck
are Sarah Holt. Robbie Faye Hol-
land and Margaret Melissa
White
Georgia State troopers FLOYD
Crawford and D. E Kettle said
the crash occurred early TODAY
about four miles south of Jack
son.
The automobile IN which the
Atlanta women were riding was
headed south and driven by Jas.
Lott OF Register. Georgia
The automobile bearing the
students was headed north and
the crash occurred on a curve.
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Bus Official Predicts Great
Future For Key West As Resort
T. b. O'Steen Will
Address C. OF { At
Annual Dinner Next
Wednesday Night

Key West can and viii be one
of the most popular vacation re-
sorts in the State of Florida, it IS
predicted by I. =. O'Steen, gen
eral traffic manager for Florida
Greyhound Lines.
O'Steen, who viii address the
Key West Chamber of Commerce
at its annual dinner next We'd
nesday evening, has repeatedly
said that his company has kept
its eye on Key West for many
years and that Greyhound IS
sold on the sOuthernmost city
Starting his bus transportation
career IN 1924 at West Palm
Beach, O'Steen is an authority
on the travel industry, paEticu-
larry in Florida He has held six
different positions with Florida
Greyhound Lines and It's prede-
cessor, Florida Motor Lines He
is a member of seven state and
national transportation organiza-
tons, a Rotarian. 32nd degree
Mason, and a past Exalted Ruler
of the Elks Lodge.
Born in Bradford county and
for several years IN the retail
business in Lakeland, O'Steen
served as city commissioner Of
that community for four years
from 1918 to 1922. At that time
he was LakeIand's youngest
commissioner.
In addition to the address BY
O'Steen, principal speaker. sever
al entertainment features are
planned. The dinner, TO be held
at Southbeach Restaurant. viii
start at 7:30 p. m. It IS open to
all Chamber of Commerce mem
bers and friends of the oEenaiza-
ton. Reservations can be made
by calling the Chamber Office be-
fore Monday evening Eeb Pol
lock is general chairman
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.PRAIsEs CITIZEN

Editor, The Citizen:
Inasmuch as this is National
Newspaper Appreciation Week,
the members of the Business and
Professional Women's club of Key
West, wish to take this oppor-
tunity of expressing their appTe-
citation to Mr.. Artman and the
staff of The Key West Citizen for
their local newspaper. and OF
thanking them for the kind CO.
operation extended at all times
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL
WOMERS CLUB
BY Marionne Simone-
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Peoples Forum
neutrality-suspicious.

Thr Citfsrn Welcomes EXPIRE
afass OF the views Of its read
erE. but the editor reserves the
right 40 dclefe any items which
are considered IfheIoua or unWar-
Fanfea. The writers should be
fair aud evnftae the letters 70
30 words, and write on enc side
81 the paper only. signature Of
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letters sud will be published mn-
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The HimaIaya mountains are
one of the worlds major earth
quake belts, according to the Ma
tional Geographic Society.
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The 1850 census shows Charles
County, IN southern Maryland,
gained in population for the FIRST
time in 100 years.
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LEGALS
NOTICE Under FFCFTFIous
NAME GEaETE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. desiring to
engage in business under the ffc-
titiouS name of CandIelfght Dining
Room. tees Virginia Street. Key
West Florida. intends 20 register
the said fictitious name with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mon
roe County. Florida
Dated Sept %. 1850
c. W DRU1I1IOND.
Sole Owner.
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GRATING OF TREES
ron sALE-xEy pHoPEHTy

IMPROVED lots with ali utilities
and unimproved lots Some lots
highway to ocean and Gulf Var
ious tracts Of acreage. Some deep
water on Niles Channel On Sum
merland Key. q miles from Key
West Write Hudgins & Alfonso.
Inc, Ramrod Key P O., or phone
Summerland Key No. 2 Salesman
on premises Also large lot on
Big Pine Key with sandy beach
and large yacht harbor. Resident
contractor win construct. clear
excavate. etc. seDtls-sat-tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
II CHANCERY.
Case Ne ESQ
MATTHEW WALKER,
Complainant,
vs. SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
SHIRLEY WALKER.
NOTICE BIZ PUBLICATION
To: Shirley Walker.
No Ills 0bsndOrfeT Road
South Norfolk. Virginia
You are hereby notified that a
Bill OF Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you. and YOU are
hereby required TO serve a copy %
your Answer to the Bill Of Com
plant on the Plaintiffs Attorney,
and file the original Answer in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
November. 1850. in default Of which
the Bill Of Complaint will be taken
as confessed against you
This notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks in The KEY
West Citizen
Bsne and Ordered at Key West.
Florida. this 18th day OF September.
tSEALl EARL r ADAMS.
CLERK Circuit our {
Monroe County Florida
BY (sd1 Kathleen Sottage.
Deputy Clerk
JOHN G. SAWYER.
Solicitor For Complainant.
5I5E Duval Street,
Key West Florida
sept3e:OctT-I4-21.Is50-
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
or STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
kEf WEST REALTY COMPANY
TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
KEY WEST REALTY COMPANY.
A CORPORATION ORGANIZED
AND EXISTING UNDER The
LAWS or THE STATE or
FLORIDA
You are hereby notified thar 4
special meeting Of the stockholders
Of The Key West Realty Company.
corporation organized and exist
ing under the laws Of the state Of
Florida. Will be held in Room Of
the building known as 2e3 \ Duvzl
Street Key West Florida. at z-of
O'Clock P II. on the LIST day OF
November A D 1859, for the pur-
pose Of considering and acting up
on resolution Of the Board Of In
recrorS Of Sar1 corporation pr0p0S-
ing the dissolution OF said corpora
ton
Dated at Key West. Florida this
23rd day Of September. a D. 1854
VA r PORTER
President
Attest:
JULIUS $ STONE. JR.
Secretary
corporate SezD
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTTT
OF FLORIDA. MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
cHANCERY CASE No. Is-45s
JOHN W WHITE.
Complainant.
vs. DIVORCE
FIORISE WHIDBEE WHITE.
DEPENDENT.
NOTICE By PUBLICATION
TO. Fiorine Whidllee White.
cfo General Delivery.
Maute0. North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 70 serve a copy Of
your Answer TO the Complaint for
Divorce on the Compartments At
tOrney and file the Original An
swer in the office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court On or before Oc-
fober Is 1889. IN the above entitled
cause. otherwise the aIlegztions
therein viii be taken as confessed
DONE AID ORDERED AZ Key
West Monroe County. Florida.
this 18th day Of September. A D.
1850
(SEALl Earl. r ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
By fsd1 Florence z Sawyer,
fsdD ALLAN p. CLEARE. JR
Attorney for Complainant.
6Ge Whitehead Street,
Key West Florida
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WOOLRIDGE
Defendant
NOTICE BT PUBLICATION
TO: Martha Ruth Rztifff
Woodbridge.
Route No 1.
Eden Alabama
1oE ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED TO serve a CODY Of
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce On the COmpiainant's aftor-
ney, and file the original Answer in
the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court on or before October p. A d.
1859 in the above entitled cause
otherwise the allegations therein
VIII be taken as confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West Monroe County. Florida this
22nd day OF September. A Il. 1850.
tSEALl EARL z ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
BY fsd1 Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk
(SdJ ALLAN B. CLEARE- JR-.
Attorney for Complainant.
SEQ Whitehead Street.
Key West. Florida
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
N AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
N CHAScERT.
Ease Nc. ESD
RENE ZARATE.
Complainant.
MARTHA ZARATE,
Defendant
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TOE Martha Zzrate.
al West 15Sth St.
New York n Y
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
qulred to serve q copy Of your an
sWer on Attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk Of this Court on OF be-
fore October 1s. 1850. otherwise
Decree Pro COnfessO will be enter
ed against you
DATED at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida this 18th day OF
September. A d. 1859.
Circuit Court
SezD EARL p ADAMS.
Clerk. Circuit Court
By Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.
Attorney for Complainant.
SOS Whitehead Street.
Key West, Florida
septis-25-s0.octT. 1859.
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. MONROE COIN
III. FLORIDA
ChaaeeFy Case Nc. Eta
EUGENE B WOOLRIDGE
Complainant
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOOckHOLDERS OF THE