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Evening star., 1950-12-04

A prayer and a minute silence
will deepen the solemnity of a
ceremonies attending a change of
administration in Prince Georges
County at 1:30 pm. tomorrow.
After that there will be flowers
fluctuations, and the strains of a
long unused official song.
The Rev. Curtis w. Draper. jr.,
rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church. Upper Marlboro. will ask
Divine guidance for the five in
coming commissioners. The sc
seconds of silence will honor
those who have fallen in Korea
The prayer and pause will be
part of a program marking the
installation of an all-Republican
commissioners board-the first in
the last quarter century.
Under such conditions and ir
view of the complex problems they
face" said Walter F. Mulligan
president of the county civic fed
Grafton, "the commissioners fell
they should take office with more
than the usual 7 do and hand.
shake"
| Accordingly the veteran civic
leader, who arranged the program
searched his memory for an ap
propriate victory melody. HI
came up with the -but-forgot'
ten Hail, Prince Georges"
| The ballad was approved as tht
county'S official song a decade
ago, Mr.. Mulligan said, but hae
seldom been used.
| Some 100 copies were found il
the files of the Chamber of Com
merce and will be distributed jus
before it's revival tomorrow.
Mr.. Mulligan said he plannet
Evening star., 1950-12-04
Prince Georges Plans Program
To Inougurote Commissioners

the program at the request of the
incoming commissioners. 1t was
suggested by Alexander Matthews,
a member of Scott-Johnson-
Collins post of VFW in Silver
Hill.
A salute to the flag will start
the ceremonies in one of the two
Circuit Court rooms at Upper
Marlboro. Group singing of the
National Anthem will be led by
Miss Georgianna Benjamin. with
accordion accompaniment by Miss
Janet Mulligan.
Circuit Judge Charles c. Mar
bury will administer the oath of
Office.
The change-over day will begin
when the all-Democratic outgo-
ing board meets at 10 am. The
Democrats will end their terms
at noon and will have lunch with
the new commissioners. The
Democrats will pick up the check
William R. Turner, a member
of the County Citizens Commit
tee for Good Government, mean
while, charged the outgoing COM
missioners have followed practice
of building up a surplus of public
funds in of-years to spend in
election years.
Mr.. Turner was commenting on
a statement issued Saturday by
the outgoing board. Among other
things, the statement declared the
incoming all-Republican board
will find a surplus of almost 81
million in the general fund.
IT think that a thorough in
vestigation as to just how the
| county commissioners have utilized
Evening star., 1950-12-04
H. H. Coiner to Head
Red Cross Campaign

H. H. Coiner, insurance manager
for w. w. McCollum, Inc, Airing
ton, has been appointed chairman
of Arlington County's 1851 Red
Cross fund campaign. j. Fred
Abel, Arlington chapter chair
man, announced today.
Mr.. Coiner was vice chairman of
the business division in the 1850
drive and is member of the
chapters Board of Directors and
the Executive Committee. He ap-
pointed Mrs. Henry Liebschutz
his vice chairman, post she has
held in the Arlington chapter for
several years.
Evening star., 1950-12-04
Civic Association Elects
Herbert E. Hoffman

Herbert E. Hoffman, Justice De-
partment attorney, has been
elected president of the Dominion
Hills Paisley Forest Civic Asso-
citation. Mr.. Hoffman will take
office January /. He is secretary
of the group and chairman of its
special committee for playground
development.
Other officers elected are Clyde
E. Merriman, vice president; Mrs
Mary F. Nichols, secretary, and
L. Rothwell Taylor, treasurer.
Named to the 12-man board of di-
rectors were Raemy Burton, David
Adison, A. M. Benson and M. A.
.Koenig,
Evening star., 1950-12-04
Alexandra Boy Shot
After Lending Rifle

Stephen Quigg, "A, Of 407 South
Asaph street, Alexandria, was
accidentally shot in the leg yes
terday by a playmate to whom
he had loaned his .22-caliber rifle.
The bullet lodged in the calf of
the boys leg. He was treated Of
Alexandria Hospital and sent
home. He will return to the hos
pital tomorrow to nave the bullet
removed.
Stephens father. Floyd e Quigg.
said his son paid a small price"
to learn not to loan a gun to
some one who does not know '7ow
to use it.
Evening star., 1950-12-04
Youth Behavior Panel
Set in BIudensburq

The Bladensburg Junior High
School Parent Teacher Associa-
ton will hear a panel discussion at
8 pm. tomorrow in the school
auditorium on Typical Junior
High School Behavior and How
to Understand It."
Mrs. Joseph S. Yuill will be
moderator. The panel will include
two educators. two students, a
parent and a scoutmaster.
Evening star., 1950-12-04
.oppers to Be X-Ruyed

Employees of the Army Map
Service tomorrow will get free
X-rays sponsored by the Mont
gomery County tuberculosis Asso-
citation, Claudia B. Galiher, exec
utive secretary of the group. an
nounced. $780,.
Evening star., 1950-12-27

WUUL -. genuine pure wool -.
the way this famous maker handles it -.
in coats to sell at higher prices. Wool
handsomely tailored, with clean-cut seams,
full folds and drapes, even henlines,
shoulders that fit, sleeves the right length,
$23
VOUL :. with the warmth that
only pure wool can have! Lightweight
wools without cumbersome bulk wool
made warmer than ever with snug inter-
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WUUL pure wool {. in 1900
fine coats every one an outstanding value
at this sale price! Two size-ranges when sell
ing starts misses, 8 to 20; women's, 16h
to 2412 :. in the group----------S23
Evening star., 1950-12-27

VOUL -. wonderful wool in pure
wool velvet-smooth broadcloth, lush fleeces,
rich tweeds and birdseye neeces, costly
covasheen, even hard-to-get wool sheen
gabardine ---------------$23
The Arizona post., 1950-11-03
VI Announces
New Committees

At the congregation meeting
held Oct. % at Young Israel, the
new president, Meyer Cohen, an
nounced committee appointments.
They are: membership, Chas.
Danziger; House, Ike Ruben, Sey-
mour Roth; welcoming, Morris
Feiffer; hospitality, Sam Lesser,
Paul Levitt, Ike Ruben; educa-
tional, DR.. Selig Shevin, Seymour
Roth, Meyer Cohen, Mines. Anna
Schrank, Max Wendell; journal,
Chas. Danziger, Robert Krane,
Seymour Roth, George Singer,
Nathan Smith.
Serving on the executive board
are: Morris Feiffer, chairman,
Julius Abelow, Morris Berkowitz,
Jerome Chase, Chas. Danziger,
Robert Krane, Paul Levitt, Sam
Leiberman, Samuel Lesser, Sey-
mour Roth, A. J. Roth, DR.. Shev-
in, Nathan Smith, Max Wendell.
Combined meeting of the con-
gregation and Sisterhood will be
held Nov. 6. All officers and
members of the congregation and
Sisterhood are asked to attend.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-03
IVY Posts Formal Naming
Rites Scheduled for NOv. 4th

In tribute to the men who
fought in World War II, the local
Jewish War Veterans formally
take the name of the Friedman
Paul Post, honoring two Tucson
ians who were killed in action, at
name ceremonies to be conducted
at the Ell Presidio Hotel Nov. 4
at 8 pm. Ted Berlin is chairman
for the occasion.
Robert Friedman was born in
Tucson in Jan. 1919, attended
Roosevelt and Tucson high school,
at which he was manager of the
track team, business manager OF
the Tucsonian and the senior Year
Book. An honor student, he was
Tucson's first Eagle Scout. He
was inducted into the army dur
ing his second year at VA, Jan.
1912 and was killed in action in
France Nov. II, 1914. He is sur
vived by his mother, Mrs. Elmer
Present and a sister in Los An
geles.
Irving Paul came to Tucson
with members of his family from
Chicago in Oct. 1889 at the age of
IA, attended Tucson high school.
There he was active in debating,
dramatics and was head cheer
leader. He was also a member
of AZA. Tho deferred for induc-
The Arizona post., 1950-11-03

ton into service for six months,
armed with statement from the
family doctor, he enlisted in the
Navy in August 1943. Attached
to the destroyer escort USS
Whitehurst he took part in some
of the heaviest fighting in the
Pacific.
He was killed April IL, 1945
while his ship was engaged in the
Okinawa campaign in support of
the landing forces. His remains
were later inferred at Evergreen
Cemtery. He was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Paul and the
brother of Aaron and Charleen
Paul.
Guests who will be present in
addition to the parents of the
boys for whom the Post is to be
named are: Col. Fisher, command
ing officer at Davis-Monthan;
commanders of the various veter-
ans organizations, Congressman
Harold Patten, Rabbis Bilgray
and Breger; DR.. Gaines, Veterans
Hospital, leaders of the Jewish
fraternal, cultural, religious or
ganizations. The public is in
vited.
The Arizona post., 1950-11-03
Supports Mild
Anti-Senitism

VIENNA, (JTA) = Herbert
Kraus, chairman of the League
of Independent voters, neo-
Nazi group in Austria, admitted
in court recently that his party
advocates moderate anti-Semit-
ISM"
Kraus made this statement dur
ing testimony in a libel suit he
is pressing against Edwin Rollett,
president of the Organization of
Democratic Journalists, who had
described him as "neo-fascist." "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-21

CONTINUED From Page One
had just crowlied BASKETBALL
Sweetheart
While the schooi ae.,|.'I,a.
planned stern ~, niekm.ns s ,.r~s
number 81 <tn6enl. ,s..,. -
strike. Il was onen ,es.ii.,.,
not only aeai,,st s,,e ns.tl>.,.,.
rule but also AGAINST TIE entire
set Of blue law regulations F..&
ringleaders. All bows. wnse in1rf.
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xOTIcE % noNp sALE

Notice Is hereby given that the
Hoard Of Public INSTRUCTION Of
Monroe County, Florida, will re-
eeIve sealed bids at the office of
the County Superintendent Of IsuB.
lie instruction tn the city of Key
West, Florida, until $500 o'ci0clS
II VI. on March %, 1850, for the
purchase Of 100000 school Build-
ing Bonds to be issued by Special
Tax school District Number Of
said eounty, authorized 1T an tsiec-
tivn held IN said district on Ocfoher
n, 1919
said bonds are dated February
!. 1850. denomination $I.0OD. and
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LEGALS

~ Tur csncrrr Court or THE
FfHfENTfg JUDICIAL CIRCrIT
81 FIoniAn n AND FoR
noNNOE COUNTY. N CHAN
Ckascrry 40, 1915
1rlW MONTGOMERY
GoElfRING.
Plaintiff.
va DIVORCE
MhUuE uIANCA
GaEHRING.
Defendant.
10 Made uianca Goehring.
tlssaln GHI
Issf East Hyde Park
ftnuleNard.
rhiraEo. rs. Illinois.
Fun are hereby notified that a
fHf nf Complaint for Divorce has
bees filed against you and you are
faaHiffd CD serve q cone Of your
ansuff a. ihe ilifl 81 comnlainf on
ffr Plaintiffs attorney. and file the
.fisiaat in the office ~ the Clerk
81 ths Circuit Court on or before
81 8Ih daf ~ Atarth. A. y. 1880, or
a f4faHli eili g. taken against you.
fIIr4aIf Court Seal)
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk "a the Circuit Court.
fit. Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
Tnti n WATKINS
Attorney Zoe Plaintiff.
f u HoK 50.
key West FLORIDA,
feb.7-It-2l-2S.I9so.
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RED CROSS DRIVE

NGontinueu Frnun FaRe Ofle1
aster might strike the Florida
KEYS Mayor Eisner said.
On more than one occasion the
Red Gross has stepped ia during
emergencies in Monroe county,
chapter records reveal.
Whenever the city IS alerted
because Of an approaching hurri-
cane, it is the Red Cross which
sets up shelters and emergency
first aid stations in Key West 1t
is also the Red Cross that pro-
vides the food that goes into the
shelters and it is also the Red
Cross which renders financial
aid to those who have suffered
losses and are unable TO help
themselves.
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II any of bonds numbered 25l to
500. Inclusive, are sold to bear in
terest at 4 rate greater than 2.99so
per annum, the. bonds bearing such
greater rate shall be calIuble for
redemption at the option of the
RosLEd of Public Instruction in In
verse numerical order on February
Ii 1860, and on any interest pay
IItent date thereafter at par and ac-
crued interest III bonds, numbered
APO 10 500, Inclusive, are sold 60
bear interest at 2s99es per annum
or less, such bonds shall neverthe :
less be callable for redemption 1t
the option Of the board In inverse
Numerical order on February !,
ls60 and on any interest payment
date thereafter, but at the principal
amount or each bond SO redeemed
plus accrued interest to the date
of redemption and a premium OF
Two polIhfs Fifty Cents ($2.50)
foFsI each year Or fraction thereof
Intervening between the redemp-
ton date and the stated maturitx
date of the bond, or 4 premium OF
Twenty Dollars ($20.00J, whichever
bonds and viii bear interest at a
rate or rates not greater than
per cent per aflnun 10 be deter.
mined at the time of sale, which
interest Is payable August 1, 1850
and semlannualIy thereafter on
February and August of each
year. Both principal and interest
are payable at Guaranty Trust
Company of New York IN the City
of New York. New York.
bidders are 10 state in their bids
the rate or rates of interest which
the bonds are 10 bear and the bonds
viii be awarded to the bidder whose
bid results in the lowest net inter-
est cost computed to maturity as
shown by standard tables of bond
values, provided that the determine
alton of the board shall be final.
No bid will be entertained for
less than all Of the bonds Delivery
VIII be made as soon after sale as
the bonds can be prepared and
valuation has become final. The
board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
All bids must be unconditional
and must be accompanied by "a
certified or cashiers check In an
amount equal to two per cent Of the
principal amount of the bonds,
drawn upon an INCORPORATED bank
or trust company. payable 10 the
order Of the Board Of Public in-
struction of Monroe County. Florf-
ia. which cheek shall be and be-
come the property of the Board Of
Public Instruction for the use and
hesaeflt Of said School District ais
iIquidated damages upon failure Of
thes successful bidder to aecpet the
bonds when ready for delivery. The
check Of unsuccessful bidders Will
be returned Immediately after the
making or the award. No interest
VIII be allowed on such checks.
No bid for less than par and acc
crued Interest will be accepted. ex-
cept as may be specifically author
tied by the state board Of educa.
tion. The board of Public Instruc-
tion Of Monroe County, Florida,
VIII supply without cost to the pur-
chaser the approving opinion OF
CHAPMAN and Cutler.
Given at Key West. Florida, this
81 day OF February. 1850.
GERALD II. ADAMS.
Attest: chairman.
HORACE YBRYANT
Secretary.
fsb.2I mari. 1850.
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ed suit and claimed that she was
badly hurt.
The police officer ordered the
man 70 report at police station
within three minutes. This he
oid not do. and the police then
sent out and picked up the man
TOT his appearance at the station.
The arresting officer placed
him under $50 bond. Spalding
believes that under the circum-
stances the bail was not excess
sively high.
Mayor Eisner then told Police
Chief Joseph Kemp, Il know
mat the officer was trying to
protect the city and the city was
protected, but the bond was ex-
brilliant"
Commissioner Harvey also be-
lieved the bond was too high for
the offense. Harvey pointed out
that the party in the police
wagon was bonded for only $l20
for q much more serious charge
than the colored man who was
placed under $3.50 bond.
The commission was satisfied
The police department acted in
the city's behalf. and that there
was no collision between the
professional bondsman and the
department. However, the com-
mission was not in agreement al
% how 70 remedy the condition.
Commissioner Louis Carbonell
was for holding all offenders SO
hours, but Mayor Eisner and City
Attorney Lester stated that no
one could be held for SO hours
without bail on misdemeanor
charge. To do as Mr.. Carbonell
suggested would require a felon
charge
Bus Dispute TO BE Acted
On Shortly
Commissioner John carbonell
advised his colleagues that he
win offer an emergency ordi-
nance soon changing the bus stop
"A the corner Of Truman Avenue
and White Street unless some ac-
tion IS taken by the bus COM
panv 10 relieve the situation
"a that intersection.
a service station owner at that
busy corner does not like the
idea 81 the buses stopping in
frunt Of his place of business,
thus at times preventing his Gus
toners from entering or leaving
the station.
Seeding stated that he was
working on q plan to relieve the
situation.
nondsman Fee Set
AZ szs Yearly
On second and final reading,
~ q 3 to 2 vote. the profe.s-
sional bondsmen's fee was set at
t2s yearly.
Adams and Harvey voted mo"
on the measure. Harvey explain
"a his vote by saving he was OPP
pcsed 10 the ordinance because
the license fee set in the measure
was too low.
SEINE pass. Others Fail
Some package beer and wine
licenses were approved last night
whiic others failed to gain APP
prevail by close votes.
a package beer pnd wine IL
ccnsc for Victory Cash Market,
i026 Truman Avenue, lost by a
90 vote. Mayor Eisner and Com
missioner Louis carbonell for
the license.
Weintrauh's Grocery license
also failed 81. with Eisner and
Harvey casting the minority vote.
Calleia's Grocery license pass
"a ST. with Adams passing and
y CaFboncn opposing.
piaaie Park license at Bertha
and Flaglcr passed on first read
ina 90. with J. carbonell, L. Car
honell and Eisner polling the ma
ioriiY vote
Vast Hili Bars License Revoked
Twenty-Five signatures We're
ca . letter addressed to the City
Commission seeking to have re-
poke3 the license issued to the
Hiil Bar. Windsor Lane. The
matter was referred to the city
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REFRIGERATION SERVICE

IS YOUR refrigerator sick??? Let
a qualified technician give it a
check over before it is too late.
Free inspection and estimates on
domestic and commercial refrig-
Grafton and air conditioning.
Florida Keys Refrigeration, day
or night, Phone 2l5. feb2l-2tx
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LECALS

N THE CIRCUIT COURT nH IIIl1
ELEVENTH 5tnlCfAI fInfIff
~ AMI ron MoNnOF COS ~.
STATE on FLORIDA, ~ fuAN~
Case No. l2-rTa
Us. D1N0nNH 44Ei0&
LEONARD KING AolLToN.
Defendant
NOTICE or 80 nI.IC arfo4
TO: Leonard King 1inuilnu.
1919 EnivNreitx ArenNa.
Base North.
New York. \. r.
You are hereby notified thar
Bin Of Complains Ter IItorll Has
been filed against You, aud tou aff
hereby Required 10 serve 4 ennF -
your Answer ID the 1871 - rnsD-
plant on the plaintiffs Arftn<.
and file the ORIGINAL Anee ~ In TIE
office Of the Clerk ~ tire Circuit
Court on or before the 13ra deE ~ !
March, A. y. 1889. in aefa4ft ~
which the 1911 az Complaint VIA d.
taken as confessed against yqn
This notice shall b. phhHf|Ifa
for four consecutive weeks b TIfN
KEY WEST CITIZEN
Done and ordered al Kew WtsI.
Florida. this zoth day of Febfnaff.
Circuit cOiRT sEAr)
EARL e. ADAMS
- Clerk ~ the Cirruif ronff
Of Monrof County tInI fI1.
By: Kathleen <uf1tte.
THOMAS s. CARO-.
5I51k Duval Street.
Key West. Finrlda.
feb2l-2S mar - $3.50.
---- .------r---
n THE cERcIiT. COrnT o. TifE
ELEVENTH JfUGftAl. ftW4NNE
| OF THE SrATE o. FI.uHIn4.
~ And FOR MONROE, fotAHt.
! ~ cHANcfhN.
aEaRsssEsts - asi'siaf'ff.
vs.. DffoHfE
'BoRoTHY ", RoNIcK.
NOTICE nv rrnLIcAr1oS
TO. Dorothy ~ ftomiick,
p. q. Box fSfs
zaneEyille, Ohio.
cfo Snmefs.
yoT ARE illsREnY ORi SIRED
aud REQUIRED - serve "a cops "a
your Answer 20 the fllil - f'nlH.
p'aint for Divtri.e on the Fiainfiff
Attorney. and file the uflainai a..
swer in the office ~ The Cfefh -
the Cifcuit cuNrf 90 - iltfHfr
March gard. A. q. 1859. Ia che above
entitled cause. 0thffu be- fnf a.
Legations ther-iii contained alil 49,
taken as confessed
lbJNIs aud Olki EtE1 "a kes
West, Monroe (funfs. Fiufida thiA
goth day ~ February. Al o. fHtA
tSEAI.l EkRf. "a ADAMS
Clerk 81 the rifrutf t'nnrl.
Munf0f fonnfs. FlHfIAt
f.V. Kathleen NHtf4Hr
Deputy clrfk.
lsl =. Y. PORTER ~,
Solicitor for piainnff
zen 2i-ss .uar.s-l t.isss
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I.EoNARD SPINNER,

HI t7IIlIFIII. ~
0RDER or PVBf.IcATION
YOG. LEONARD SPINNER. la34-
Ward Avenue, bronx, New Ynrk.
are hereby required 10 serve a copy
pf your Answef to the Complaint
for giyoree filed against sou on
~ fRT0N Il. IOeIsIa attorney for
plaintiff, 40 Lincoln Road, Miami
Reach, Florida. and file the original
of said Answer In the office 81 the
Clerk 81 the above Court, on or be-
fore March 23, 1869: otherwise the
Complaint VIII be taken rs con-
fessed
lSEAIsl Earl. n. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit court
BY; Florence u. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
feb. 21-2 % mar. IL 4. 1850.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or the
EslAtsXEATlf JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN And FOX MONROE COI5N'PY.
IN CHANCkRY.
Case Nm. I2-Ia9
JOHN lsLAtsK MON, SR,,
VS.. sFIF ron DIV0RCE.
RIsNziI..A sBIsACKMCN.
Defendant
NOTICE OF SUIT
TO:Benzfla Blackmon,
Go Of Marie Rec, Jackson,
Route No. 1 Box II3,
Union springs, Atabanla.
lou are hereby notified that
Btu Of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you. and goH are
hereby Required to serve a copy of
your Answer to the Bill OF Conn.
plant on the Plaintiffs Attorney,
and file the original Answer in the
office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on or before the 18th day Of
March, 1850 In default Of which the
Bill Of Compliint will be taken as
1cpnfessed against you. This notice
shall be published for four con-
secutive weeks in The Key West
DONE AND oRDEREI5 AZ lSey
Wet Florida, this 9Th day Of Feb
ruarys a. -. 1905
lsEALl EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
l5y. FLORENCE W sawyer,
tsdl John e. sawyer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
End Floor sI5 Duval St,
Key West, Florida,
feb.T-It-2i rs, 1880
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IN THE CIRCUIT Court or THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-I52
IRMALEE BARNETT,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
JOSEPH NJ. BARNETT.
Defendant
NOTICE
To: Joseph NJ. Barnett.
2252 East Lake Road, n. 81,
Atlanta, Georgia.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that You are required 70 serve a
copy of your answer 10 the Bill of
Complaint on the Plaintiffs attor-
ney and file the original answer in
the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court on or before the Sth day
OF March, 1850 otherwise the all
Legations IN said Bin VIII be taken
as confessed and a decree pro con-
fesso entered against you.
DONE this 9Th day OF February.
ssEAI1 Earl. r. ADAMS.
Clerk 81 the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida
BY. Florence IL. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL f. SAWYER,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
s02 Whitehead Street.
fsb.7 -It.2l-2s. 1864
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Humintng birds almost invar-
iably lay two eggs in one nest.
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LECALS

IN THIS CIRCUIT cOTRr or THE
ELEVENTH JrDkCIAE CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FL0RE1DA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ GIEANCEItY.
Case Nh. 12-I75
JACK II BLACK:
Complainant,
vs.. DIVORCES
ELINOR' a. BLACK,
l9efendaft..
NOTICE HI PIBE.IgAR4OA
TO: islinor Al Black.
1iI4 East Sfh Street.
National City, Florida,
YOU ARE HEREBY NoTIFIHD
that suit for divorce has been flied
against you herein and you are re-
quired TO serve copy OF your an.
sWer on attorney for CompIainant
and file the original thereof With
the Clerk of this Court on or before
March 22nd. 1850, otherwise Decree
Pro Oonfesso will be entered
against you.
9ATEI3 February Goth, A. d. 1850
at Key West, Monroe County, Flor
Ida.
lCfrcuit Court seal1
EARL. r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
deputy Clerk
WILLIAM W. AI4Islf fsY,
Attorney for Complainant,
II. @. Box 81,
Key West, Florida.
feb,si- 2Smar:7 i 1850.