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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Municipal Court
Deprives Cities
Of Much Revenue

COLUMBUS, O. tPl-The muni-
cipal court act has deprived some
small municipalities of consider
able revenue and given them add
ed financial burden, says Attorney
General c. William O'Neill.
He did not name any specific
municipality, but said they were
placed under the jurisdiction of a
municipal court established in the
largest city of their county by the
uniform municipal court act.
In communication to the state
bureau of inspection and supervi-
sion of public offices today, the
attorney general declared the sit
uation political inequity of some
considerable significance"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
The World Today

WASHINGTON Rp-When Gen.
Macarthur disappeared into the
applauding platform crowd after
delivering his keynote speech at
the Republican National Conven-
tion he may really have begun his
fade-away from American public
life, or at least it's political life.
He was a Taft man. So long as
the Ohio senator had chance for
the presidential nomination, Mac
Arthur had a chance for the vice
presidential spot. There was even
talk Macarthur might be consider
ed for President if Taft and Gen.
Eisenhower stalemated each other.
But the door slammed shut on
any hopes Macarthur might have
had for high elective office when
the nomination went to Eisenhow-
er. Two generals on one ticket
would have been one too many,
anyway. And there was no reason
why Eisenhower should want him
on the ticket. There was no love
lost between them.
Because his pre-convention hos
tility to Eisenhower was no secret
and because their foreign policy
views were so opposite, it's unlike
" Macarthur would offer to stump
for Eisenhower or that Eisenhower
would want him to.
This undoubtedly was MacAr-
thurs last chance for the White
House or the vice presidency
When he appeared before the
convention in civilian clothes ne
looked like what he is: an old man,
By the time the 1856 conventions
roll around Macarthur will OBJ
viously be too old for considera-
ton. He'd be rs.
Neither his appearance nor his
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
AUTOMATIC MoUsETRAP

NEW YORK LP,-A new mouse
trap kills by electric shock that
cannot be transmitted to humans
because of its unique design.
The device, invented by A. G.
Burns of Farmland, Ind, catches,
slaps and places the dead rodents
body in a drawer compartment.
The drawer is removed for easy
cleaning and eliminates handling
the mouse.
The traps resets itself after each
execution within a fraction of
second. The device is now being
manufactured in volume. (Jalco
Motor Co., Union City, Ind.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
LICENSES ASKED

LICENSES ASKED
Paul Joseph Wilson, Marysville,
milk transporter, and Mary Lou
Smith. r. r. 2, Mechanicsburg,
home economist.
LICENSES GRANTED
William l.. Hissong, Engelwood
mechanics. and Pearl Y. Whitmer,
South Solon.
Kenneth Hill, South Main, far
mer, and Virginia Thompson,
Riley Ave-, secretary.
Pfc. Robert E. Hayner, South
Charleston, and Susan Fout, Lon
don payroll clerk.
ACCOUNT APPROVED
The first and final account of
Ida Matheny in the estate of t. j.
Matheny has been allowed and
confirmed.
INVENTORIES APPROVED
The estate of John Sanders, late
of London, has been appraised at
$500 real and personal property
by c. N. McAllister, William Rid
die, and Leon King and approved
by Probate Court. Edward F.
Hackett is administrator.
The estate of Clarence A. Bows
hier has been appraised at $1596.25
according to an inventory filed in
Probate Court. Roberta M. Bows
hier is administrative.
Emma Morris has been appoint
ed executrix of the estate of Allen
F. Morris, late of West Jefferson,
under $1,000 bond.
Elden Anderson has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of Carrie Anderson late of Plain
City, under $500 bond.
DIVORCES ASKED
Ruth A. Mills, Plain City VS.
Paul w. Mills, Plain City
Nancy Taylor, London VS. James
r. Taylor, USNAS, Jacksonville,
Florida.
William Moxley VS. Ruby Moxley.
DIVORCE GRANTED
Edward c. Thomas, London r.
D. a VS. Thelma Thomas, London.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Edward c. Harris and Emily p.
Harris to Mildred Mae Taylor,
tract of land in village of Jeffer-
son.
Emily p. Harris and Edward c.
Harris to Edward c. Harris and
Mildred Mae Taylor, undivided "
interest in tract in village of JEFF
ferson.
Ben w. Miller, Lydia Ann
Hershberger, John w. Miller, Rob-
ert W. Miller and Mary Edna
Borntrager to Jonas E. Beachy
and Amanda Beachy, 60.36 acres
in Canaan township.
Emil E. Yerian and Helen G.
Yerian to Glen E. Sifrit, lots %
and % in Deer Creek Colony, Un-
ion Township.
William Belts and Helen Belts,
Lee Belts and Edith Belts. and
Mary Smith to Harvey Belts, 1852
acres in Fairfield Township.
Clara Hubbard Haenszel and
John Haenszel to Harvey Belts
1852 acres in Fairfield Township
Ray Belts and Bernice Belts to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
State Fair Entry
DeadIine july 30

Any All boy or girl desiring
to exhibit All project at the
Ohio State Fair must make their
entries at the Agricultural Exten-
sion Office before July 80, accord
ing to Robert Eby, Associate Agri-
cultural Agent.
A new ruling on breeding swine
over three months of age will be
in effect. This states that all of
such entries must be accompanied
by an official certificate of health
indicating such swine have been
found negative to an Agglutina-
ton Blood Test not more than 80
days prior to the closing date OF
the fair. This test is for swine
brucellosis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
State Department
Orders HALT To
Russian Papers

WASHINGTON tPl-The State
Department has ordered the Rus
sian embassy to quit publishing
and distributing pamphlets in the
United States.
A department statement said the
u. S. was suspending publication of
a Russian-language magazine call
ed "Amerika," which it had been
distributing in Russia.
1t said the twin actions were
taken because the Russians were
obstructing distribution of Amer
ika" in the Soviet Union.
In halting the "Amerika' prof.
ect, the department gave up oper-
ations on the last remaining wedge
into the Iron Curtain.
A spokesman said the magazine
was so popular in the Soviet Union
that newsstands sold out all copies
within a few hurs after they went
on sale wherever the Russian gov
ernment did not interfere.
Secondhand copies were some
times sold on the black market at
many times the original price OF
10 rubles.
The suspension action was taken,
the department said, because Of
progressive restriction by Rus
sian authorities against Amer
ika," lavishly-illustrated monthly
patterned after Life Magazine.
The retaliatory action prohibits
the embassy from publishing and
distributing in this country the u.
S. S. r. Information bulletin and
any other Russian pamphlets.
The Soviet information bulletin
is a slick-paper Engl.sh-language
magazine which purports TO tell
of life in the Soviet Union. 1t is
sometimes illustrated and features
pictures of Russian workers.
In the past the Russian embassy
also has published from time to
time pamphlets that gave the
texts of speeches by Russian Off
cials. These were sent to reporters,
libraries and any American who
showed interest in them.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18

speech was a sensation He got an
ovation but the following night for
mer President Hoover got a bigger
one. And there were yawns as
Macarthur picked his way through
his long and carefully prepared ad-
dress. The yawns may have been
due to his complicated sentences.
Or. maybe what he had to say had
become an old story.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
Second Degree
Murder Charued

LIMA, 0. LP,-Dexter Davis, 20,
was charged with second degree
murder Monday in the fatal tavern
shooting here Sunday of Lottsby
Conley, "a, of Lima.
Detective Clarence Briggs said
Davis admitted shooting Conley
with 80 caliber revolver follow
ing tavern argument Conley died
within half hour after the shoot
ing.
Kelly Chaffins, 27, of Ottawa,
friend of Conley who earlier argu-
ed with Davis in the tavern, was
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18

Editors note: Wilbur Feeble,
Americas most average guy, has
gotten himself into serious trouble
while attending the Republican
National Convention. He tells
about it himself in his letter to his
faithful wife:
BY HAL BOYLE
CHICAGO LPl - Well, TrelliS
Mae, l just hope you can realize
the spot I've got myself in by
marching for Taft, Eisenhower,
Warren and Macarthur.
/ have overnight become the
overnight All-American Republi-
can, and l have had to beat down
a movement among the stockyards
boys to name me for President.
Here's how it happened, honey,
and that blonde who held my hand
while the television camera was
pointed our way was just joking
she SAID, anyway, ! dldnt see her
later.
Well, dear, I didn't have a pass
to get into convention hall, and,
naturally, after a week of civic
duty here l wanted to see what
was going on.
/ was standing at the entrance
to the hall when a fellow came up
to me and said, How about carry
ing this banner into the hall ?"
why. sure" / said. And for 40
odd minutes l muscled that sign
saying win with Taft"
Well, honey, after that, just as
they were about to throw me out
of the hall, an elderly man with a
California accent thrust a win
with Warren" sign in my hand
and said: Garry on for a great
Republican democrat" :"
That was when l got hit by one
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18

to aid a local program of treat
ment,. special education and re-
habilitation of cerebral palsied
children.
Cooperating on the subject are:
the District Health Department;
Medical Societies, and Societies
for Crippled Children in the three
counties; and Service for Crippled
Children, Ohio Department oi
Public Welfare.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18

monstration party. Present. were
Mrs. Earl Scaggs, Mrs. Wayne
Linson, Mrs. VIM. Neer, Mrs.
Rhoda Butler, Mrs. Clara Wildman
Mrs. Donna Cooper, Mrs. Marlin
Gordin, Mrs. Blanche Gordin, Mrs.
Rufus jenkins and Mrs. Chas Lutz.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
VISIT IN NORTH CAROLINA

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Denison and
mother, spent the last two weeks
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Denison in Charlotte, North Caro-
lima. MIR. Denison is associated
with the Red Ash Pocahontas Coal
Co. in Char lotte.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18

flags they hauled out and hollered
for.
The last banner / ended up
carrying said, "The People Want
Mac" / ana not at all convinced
that is true-but it is possibility.
The Republicans are kind of mixed
up right now, and aren't sure
whom they want.
And this letter comes to you
from tired, loving husband, tired
of shouldering many banners,
Your own,
WILBUR.
PS. hate to bring up money
again-but send me some more.
had to buy a round of soft drinks
for all us banner carriers. We all
agreed on only one thing-Gov.
Warren has the best-looking FAM
lily. =
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18
GREENE COUNTY FAIR
xENIA, OHIO nav a n,eu-
July ~. 30. sl-AUeUsr l = 1852 IS s''H'

Junior Fair Garden Clubs Arts
Livestock Shows Horticulture Exhibits Midway
Parade AUGUST 1st, at 1030 AM
SPEED
Speed Committee
r. r. Haines r.. Hawkln RaInb
Presiding Judge D. -
PROGRAM
Tuesday, July 29th
Free For All Pace heats Overnight - 75one 300
2:18 Trot, heats, Overnight 5OO00
Wednesday, July 1870
2 Yr Old Trot, (OCR.A) Stake, Trophy - 1000 mn
5"L2 iToI lUI 2 meats Overnlgh
Il Ou race, 'OS.ftA STAKE trophy 100000
N.io iio' 4 meats overnight 10000
Thursday, July 3s
2:22 Pace heats, Overnight - soooo
Yr Old Pace and 80 class 2 heats, Overnight - 5oo0O
Yr Old Trot tOCRAl Stake, Trophy -.-.-~--. 100000
2:D Pace heats, Overnight 10000
Friday, August
Pace (OCRA) Stake Trophy 100000
2:20 Tro, heats Overnight 5Oooo
PIG Pace 2 heats, Overnight sOooo
2 Yr Old Tro and 80 Class 2 heats Overnight . 5O0O0
Saturday, August End
2:25 Pace heats, 10000
2:14 Pace heats Overnight Trophy 10O0O0
free roi All iio1 heat CveTnlght 10000
CONDITIONS
Colt stakes are to be governed by the rules regulations
the Ohio Colt Racing Association. =
Class Races: u S T. A. rules deca
rations and 81
by llOO Am, day before Money division Is 10
All heats clause change of
program reject entry call off filling salts
factorily, reserved by the Speed Committee.
Buffers Starting Gate Haglers Photo
ENTRIES CLOSE, Tues, July 22nd 1852, at 400 pm
NIGHT PROGRAM
Tues: Horse Show opN
All Clubs 50th Anniversary $40 PM
Wed: Greene Co, Bands and Specaies 7:3O
Thurs: Ted Macks Amateurs Tour .....-.- 7:3O PM
Fri: Gus Sun Attractions 7.30 PM
Sat- Lucky Lott Thrill Show 7.20 PM
Scot Gate, 5oct crandstand Might s1oo
H. X. HaInes-Pres Mrs J. Robert Bryson-Sec.
=. weir SooPer-Vice-pres H. j. Fawcett-Treas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-18

held without charge as a material
witness.
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Flying Saucers

WASHINGTON ~ - he Air
Force followed . familiar rpuiine
sodsy-sending through ehannala
IL latest flying saucer repors.
Two airline piiots. rifst Officers
". b. Nash ard ". r. rortenbexYy,
reported ID Miami eigAt ohtees1
10 let 10 diameter etoWing llke
ri ~ Goals and txsysiing Ion
ml1es q h0R psssed 1IEsesiy -
neafA fbezr piane cseF Chesspeake
lay Tsesday slS1k
Ihe Ar Tsrss said : has nz4d1
! preiiminsry REPORT - - All
Foree's Teehnieai fntelheencs ceu-
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pae3a urits<n rxrort = sxpe<ted e
foficw.
Urtn skls repoTs Ii made. IL
Ar Force sd0ed, 20 esslu1ti0n
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Civil Service
Announcements

re u. S. Civil Service Conn
mission urgently needs applicants
Immediately for the position Of
investigator for employment with
that agency throughout the
States az Alabama, Florida, Geor-
gia, South Carolina and Tennes-
see.
Applicants must pass Z written
test and must have had certain
experience or education. Entrance
salaries for these positions are
$4,205 and 5000. Collage eradu-
ates without experience who pas
the written test can quality for
the salary Of $4,106. College stu.
dents who expect b graduafo ~
August or September % 1864 may
apply in this examination and II
they pass the written test may
receive appointments but may not
enter on duty until they complete
their college study.
Appointees must be available
for travel on temporary detail, or
b willing 70 accept permanent
assignment anywhere In the
United States q the service re-
quires. They viii be assigned In
the Fifth Region TO the maximum
extent that the work will permit.
Where their services are required
in other Civil Service regions,
such assignments viii be on q
temporary detail where possible.
Complete information may be
secured from the Civil Service
secretary 1t the local Post Office
or from the Fifth y. s. Civil Ser
vice regional office, 5 Forsyth
street N. W.. Atlanta, Georgia.
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Mayor Asks FBI
10 Investigate
Widows Eviction

LAPEER, Mich. q Lapeer's
mayor has asked for an FBt
investigation aiter sympathizers %
the evicted widow Elizabeth Stew.
ems moved some Of her property
hack into her padlocked farm
Tuesday night in defiance Of sher-
hf's orders.
Mayor w. E. Rowden said he
was asking the FBI to investigate
''those who are influencing the peo-
pie Of Lapeer County to resist The
orders Of the court and law en-
fmcement officers"
Terming the tumultnous eviction
battles "a disgrace to the people
Of Lapeer County and 70 the State
Of Michigan as wcll." Mayor Row
den declared.
Il believe subversive influence
IL 1t the bottom 0f the condition
now existing"
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Beats and 49,
151z FOOT Skid. plywood bottom.
Good condition. Phone los-M.
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NOTICE
THE STEEL STRIKE win serious.
u af6eet The prOduction 4 ouf-
board MOTORS This il I memoran-
dunn from our latest outbeard mo.
tor bulletin dated July 10, 1850. We
have for immediate delivery ! very
limited stock Of most models 81
Mercury and Scott-Atwater Motors.
Cliffs Marine & Supply Co. Stock
Island. Your cupboard headQuart-
ers. Phone 1Ol. july17-st
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HOTPOINT automatic electric dish
washer sink. jackson electric
lawn mower, both practically new,
3l29 Avenue 'E" or phone 2l92-M.
july17-3t
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Honor System

BRADENT0N IN = Bradenion
police have begun operating an
honor system If payment for park
Ing fines.
Motorists who don't want q re
70 police headquarters can pay 40
at Z deposit box 1t Z police boosh
on Courthouse Square. The money
u 10 Be put into enyepolcs kept
q The booth.
The amount due Tor al standard
parking oifenses Is shown a ths
back of envelopes kept A ths
booth. The offender puts his ticket
and the fine 10 an cnyeiope.
Cape Morris Jesup On Urea
lands Arctic coast Ii fhhe worlds
norfhenmost point II lind
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
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l5o FIT. ron extra heavy : inch
mesh poultry wire 6 foot width.
Never used. 80. Phone 70e.
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. Heal Essats Fcs Sale

TWO corner lots 50 i 12o each on
Avenue E.; two lots on Grinnell
street, As X IS each. Phone 40.
julyl7,3t
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sFsmals Hslp Wantsd
(ContinusdS

WAITRESS WANTED. S pm. to !
am. Shorty's Diner, 116 Duval.
Phone IA. julyl7-7tx
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l2-BabY slttszs

NAVY housewives win care for
children five years and under in
own homes while mothers work.
Daytime work only. Reasonable.
Apply lilo Eaton street.
julyl7-2tx
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CHOICE income property, 1O4' x
1ls' with 7 room brick bungalow
and brick efficiency cottage. Both
completely furnished and occupied
and located desirably, Rental in
come $z2O.6o monthly. Price 3ls,-
500 cash. See Horace Young. Casa
Cayo Hueso. Phone 1851.
july1l-tf
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PHMCO air conditioner. Phone
l50s-M. $500 Duck Avenue.
julyl5-3tx
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THREE deep sea fishing rods with
Penn Senator 60 reels and line.
One two-wheeled all metal luggage
trailer. One boat propeller 16 K 16.
r. H. Wheelar's Fish Camp on old
highway, Stock Island. Any reason
able offer accepted. iuly14-6tx
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Z Motor 1lkss ~ -
Tor Scootogo

1917 CUSHMAN Sc0oter. Recsnflv
Overhauled. so. III Harrls
Avenue. iSly1e-stx
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5000 EQUITY buys two bedroom
Sunshine house. One block from
Naval Hospital. Phone l62oR.
juIyl7St
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MOTTO Is HEREBY rfvEM that
he nrdsrstgnsd desires fo enraxs
in business under the escfiffoux
aaus of Overseas conetrucfsns
canpany. sss Tyavai H.. Key west.
FgoFSAz. Inssnds - w~xfafsw tbs xasd
shs Greet co1rs 81 Nonrsa coan-
fy. FtDss6as
psfsA 5aiy 3, 1874
JOHN tsHAKLkS MEr1LER
susyls -zt.isk1
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Cotisess Fss Asns

UNFURNISHED 2bedroom cottage
It GO william street.. Apply lz2l
Duval street. july1S-tf
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TWO bedroom house, completely
furnished. TO Baksr's Lana.
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TWO bedroom Chs. beautiful new
house. near beach, low down pay.
ment. BY appointment only. Phone
47S-J, julyl7-3tx
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EISNER FuhNTTURH COMPANY,
3l1s Duck Avenue. Poinciana.
Phone l60l. We buy and cell new
and used furniture. julyS-ti
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5 -Rocns "a lsns

CENTRALLY located rooms, per-
manent or transient. Good sum-
mer rates. COS Truman avenue.
phone SSH. july17-et
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COMFORTABLE slsoping rooms.
Quiet location. Phone 1850.
july14-3t
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DINGHY and Sea King Kicker.
Both $11o. Julius Pinder. slG
white St julyl5-etx
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50 sgal NoHcss
[ NOTICE uNDER rIcTITloUs

Z NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undsraigned desirlpg q engage
In buainess under the fictitious
name Of "Poray Studio, <Ol Sous
thard st., Key West. Florida, In
tends TO regisfer the said fictitious
name with fhs clark Of the Circuit
Court o. Monroe County, Florida
D.s.d j 1slx Id T. ss'i hozAssx,,
julyi7- 1855
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT Or THE
SIxTEENTn JUDICIAL C1nCUHT
or TMB State or wL0n1DA,
m AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 11-17l
WILLIE LAMBERT.
vs. DIEOmCE
~ Defendant.
NOTICE M PUBLICATION
TO. ROSA LAMBERT
Crescent. Georgia
rot ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has knen flied
against you herein and you are re-
Quired 10 serve q copy ~ your an
awsr on attorney for PIaintlsf ana
file the original khereof with the
Clerk az this Court on Or before
the 18th dAy 81 AuGn.s. - y. 1854.
otherwise pecree Pre- Confrsno
viii be entered against you.
DATED this 18th day OF Jufy.
A. 70. 1859, At k4y West, Monroe
cuuntys Fie1tdA.
fIsirrutt Court
geal) EAH1. r. Ar1AxfA
Clerk tstreufg Court
BIZ fsdl FinFsneA n. kAwyar
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE EsoUTNALp0. IN.
eBx whstshead Ntreek
Key west. Florida
Attorney for piAtntifk
tnfyfT-1a.1f ane7. 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-17

WILL BUY old ship wheels Of any
kind. Duffy's Delmonico Tavern,
zlo Duval july11-12t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-17

FURNISHED room and bath with
kitchen privileges. utilities. 60e
Francis. Phone l197-M. iuly1ll3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-17
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TWO bedroom, ~ "a. living room.
An electric. tub shower, garden.
; b Z months lsase. Couple, enc
child. Phone 2zol-R. juIyS-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-17

LUIGI'S roOming houDe. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Gu after . pm. ~ Duval St
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