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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
The Future Looks Brighter for Our
Young People, If They'll Only Prepare

have brought us more comfortable living with
less and less human Drawn involved. TIL
farmer no longer performs the backbreaking
chores he once did, and performs his job
with little guessWork. He has been to college
to learn the science of farming. Those people
whose families have followed a trade, now
learn that trade in school, and while they are
learning, increase their knowledge in many
allied fields They also have a choice of learn
ing scores of new trades that have come into
being through new scientific development
There are very few fields now in which
person can work without some good educa-
tional foundation.
This, of course is true in every field to-
day Even those who consider themselves
fairly well prepared, keep constantly in touch
with latest developments in their field or they
do additional study if their work involves the
exact sciences.
There is still pioneering to be done but
now ii must be done in new ideas, new scien-
tific growth, and in a new and more enight-
ened approach to human problems. The hori-
IONS are broadening every day, and adyant-
ages are growing as discrimination fades. We
ought to help our young people to understand
that The future looks brighter than ever, if
only they will help themselves by becoming
we'll prepared
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
BY Olive A. Adams

AS the school year begins, We hear the
usual admonitons to the young to stay in
school. learn their lessons well, and prepare
themselves to take their places in the adult
world This may sound like dull repetition,
because it is heard every year, but it be-
comes increasingly important these days to
impress upon youngsters the necessity for OBJ
tanning the best possible education
1t is not strange that this annual prod
ding has become necessary since there are
many occupations that seemingly require lit
tie or no preparation, and the pay seems good
1t takes a good deal of persuasion to show a
youngster that quitting school is shortsghted
At the pace our world moves, there is no
guarantee that a job that looks like a good
one now will remain so,
There was a time when lands had to be
cleared homes built fields planted that per
haps little formal education seemed reces-
sary to build a good life, In fact, a relatively
few years ago, in some sections of the coun-
try, schooling was acquired only between the
harvest season and spring planting time Fam
lilies who followed a trade from generation to
generation, taught their children the trade
and considered any other learning as supnfu-
Gus.
But that has long since been changed
due to advances i'm science and industry that
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
BY S. S. Taylor

Sometimes one can't see a thing when
one is too close"
The normal probability curve governs the
expression of wants just as II governs every
thing else BY governs" we mean expresses
the frequency.
Top leaders in anything, white or black,
are few in number. They are the ones who
pull humanity up to higher levels, the chal-
lengers of low level eomplaeency the pro-
moters of progress in invention, industry,
commerce. politics, government and social
welfare. They are the men who hand down
epochal Supreme Court decisions and the men
who lead the struggle for them,
Just below the top come a group of in
telligent moral minded and forceful persons
who hold up the arms of the leaders. II there
is anything more prominent than Providence
in our lives, it is the forcefulness of this
group through which Providence achieves its
ends.
Below the second group come large
mass of people who have big wshbones but
little backbones. They are not leaders but
they will support leadership, when 1t appears,
with a modicum of their energy and earn ngs.
A fourth group is about equal In number
to the second group and smaller than the
third 1t takes what it can get because 1t
fears that it will get less If 1t asks for more.
1t will support good leadership when there IS
no fight against it. 1t runs and hides when II
sees bold leader with a group of determ-
ined followers and any prospect whatever OF
trouble.
AT the end extremity of the curve and
the bottom of the scale come the dregs Of
leadership, the abject surrenders to aggressive
evil the betrayers of the rights of brethren
the eonscienceless exploiters who have no
God but gain and no principle but self. 1t Is
they who become "the irresponsible masters
of indefensbe statements"
This bottom scale group has often Wis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
AROUND Pine BLUFF
e. A. Tookes

Thurman King of San Francisco in the city the guest
of his mother, Mrs, Villa Chairman and sister Mrs Nellie
Mae Lusk
Denver Colorado where the Woodmen OF World
meeting home, she attended the World Council Oh
Churches in Evanston Illinois. nj
Mrs Rosa Hulett, prominent beautcan OF Al n FiA"
street Sunday night for indefinite vacation to be spent
in Sandusky Cleveland and Toledo Ohiai Flint Michigan ana
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Scott Mrs Mary Alice Meekns
and Miss Luna Harper returned their homes in Flint
brief visit in the city, the guests OF Mrs Harper Oh
the West End and Rev and Mrs Scott and family parents
Mr.
Mrs l. B. Jones spent Monday in Magnolia the guest
Mr.. Mrs NJ T. Jones' She accompanied Maurice l. and
T. Joan Jones' children of Mr. and Mrs Jones home who spent
the weekend with her.
Mr. and Jones of Helena Montana, call
of the death of Mrs. Ollie Anderson
mother of Mr. Jones' Mrs Edoa simms daughter and chill
dren of Milwaukee arrived few hours before Mrs Anderson
death. ~
Mr. and Mrs Robert Phillips of the AM&N college are
proud parents of a baby girl, who arrived last week.
Mrs Abertina and Romanetha Sharp Dermott,
have returned their home in Demott after brief visit
here guests of Mr. and Mrs Sterling Srnger 1916 f. 18th
street
Mr. Mrs l. S. Reid of 1901 North Cedar had their
guests last week. Mr. and Mrs Carl Smith and Leroy of
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Hill and daughters Misses Bobra
and Mabel Hill of Tuskegee recent visitors in the home
of Mr. and Mrs Henry Foster family pike
Mr. Hill is director of extension Negroes in Alabama
Mrs P X Miller and daughters, Joeann and Judy left
week Sedaia N. c.. where Miss Joeann will enter
Mr. and Mrs Rufus Mckinney, the proud parents of
a pound and Frederick Warren who arrived
the city Davis hospital September Mother and
doing fine
Henry Foster, jr, home after spending the
in California.
Harry Maxwell prominent member of the faculty of the
Central hi school Of Parn visitor in the city Sunday
Quite number of pastors and members of the
Baptist churches attended the national convention held in St
Louis last week.
Mrs Myrtle Williams, St Louis was the guest of the Alex
Brown family of Sheriff. last week Mrs Williams is
the former Miss Myrtle Miller
Mrs. Harriet Harris Los Angeles Mrs Green At
lanta, Georgia. Mrs NJ o. Hunter Chicago and Mrs Evelyn
Freeman of this city, dinner guests the
and Mrs s. f. Wynne 1903 West Barraque street recently
They all reported very enjoyable time After the dinner
Mrs Hunter left hurriedy prepare for her trip back
Chicago Mr. and Mrs Wynne very happy to them
in their home.
Walter Marshall, retired letter carrier of Memphis his
sister, Mrs Julia Marshall Higgins, Seattle, Mr. Mrs
Outlaw Memphis, sonn-aw and daughter of Mr. Marshall
were guests the home of Miss Myrtle Jones and
family Many old friends and school visited the
guests. very enjoyable time spent by ALL
H. r. Perry prominent undertaken of this city underwent
surgery Tuesday at the Davis hospital
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
BY lauren White

Last Sunday, we witness the annual West
Indies day parade which is designed to dem
onstrate the strength and unity of our West
Indian friends. We could not help thinking of
the many contributions of these friends Of
ours to American life.
West Indians have contributed to the
progress and welfare of the communities in
which they have settled that is out of pro-
portion to their numbers Their keen inteIli-
gence progressive spirit and indomitablc VII
have left their imprint wherever they have
gone In New York City their accomplish
ments have been phenomenal In fact If we
we're to subtract from Negro progress Tho
progress West Indians have made, we would
have little Of which to be proud This state
ment could be true of other cites where ! ggr
numbers have settled but we are consite.Iu.
New York because it furnishcG "a Sticking cN.
ample Of what they have done I'm America
Among our West Indian friends viii be
found the most respected Negro Judges the
most successful shop keepers and store own-
ers, the most successful physicians, lawyers,
real estate owners. A West In
dian holds the highest elective position in
New York ever held by a Negro.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
Appointed =.

Continued from page one
charter in each point This will
not affect Little Rock because the
work here is already unified. The
association is affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor.
The four Little Rock men Wis
tied Milwaukee and Chicago be-
fore returning home,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-09-17
WreC.k -

Continued from page one
Nathaniel Young, 908 Lawson
Viola Robinson, no st. address
Henry Frazier, no st. address
Vera Louise Johnson, no st..
address
All of Little Rock.
The injured are:
See WRECK--page eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-18
So. Boston Asks
Penlagon Apology

BOSTON R-The Pentagon has
"a hours TO apologize to the resi-.
dents Of South Boston-Or else an
invitation for armed services troops
to participate in the March II
Evacuation Day parade win Be
withdrawn.
Chief Parade Marshal Patrick
r. Sheehan demanded the apology
last night after Army officials an.
nounccd no troops would parade ID
South Boston unless all the LIQUOR
places in the district are closed
Sheehan said: The Pentapon
has insinuated our people are
DRINKS. / demand an immediate
apology, otherwise | win cancel
our invitation to the armed ser.
vices
Army officials said soldiers and
sailors were the targets Of eggs.
vegetables and stones during the
parade last year.
South Boston residents observe
st. Patrick's Day and Evacuation
Day ID joint celebration each
March II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE
NORGE: TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF THE STATE
ROAD DEPARTMENT
CDNsTRUCTION PROt.RAM
9se6 Tallahassee. Florida.
E9 January IL 1874

CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Sealed bids viii be received at
Tallahassee, Florida. from Qualified
ContrAefors until 1880 Am. (E.ST.)
on the 2Sth day OF january, 1864,
for thN a0nstruction of the follow
stas< isreJect. job No. sOo2-1os.
State DRd No. s. Monroe County,
Sectio1k 0f Road between Rockland
Channel and Harris Channel. Dob
No. 0O55-I50. State Road No. S-94l.
Monroe County. From Old Stock Is
land Brldge to SIR 5. Work consists
OF RewoTking Existing Rock Base;
cidental items. The length OF the
jobs Is 6S72 miles. A Proposal
Guaranty In the amount OF $3,6O0.00
will be required.
The terms (1) Eight excavation
ca medium excavation, and (al
''heavy. excavation" as used herein-
above Indicate respectively sd less
5000 to dt 600 Gu. Yds. per mile,
and s3y more than $4,000 Gu. Yds.
il Proposal Guaranty consisting OF
either d gertified check, cashiers
cheeks trust company treasurer's
check or bank draft OF any national
or state hank, in the amount stated
AD0N CT I414144U VdHA W NhG NAADNAt
man u the State Road Department,
must accompany each bid. All
checksF Or drafts shall have been
issued within so days OF the date
for receiving bids. Certified checks
shall have the necessary State OF
Florida's Documentary Stamps at
tas qSs name Of the bidder and the
annllcabIe Project Number should
be shown on the cfHck or draft.
All work Is TO hpadone In accord.
anre Win Plans, specifications. ana
Special Provisions OF the state ROAD
Denarknaent. Special attention -
called ~tus .sNoticaeNto Qualified Con-
tractors" and anvSpecial Provisions
contained In the sPropoaa. roIm .,,,
planasandf for PROPOSAL Forms VIII
be furnished 10 -Qualified Contrac-
tors uiion application to this office
for the sum of $500 per set. Extra
sets Of plans may be purchased Tor
$1,000 per set. The Standard Speci-
ficatiofs may be purchased for $1.O0
per copy. Plans, with or without
Special Provisions. NAV be purchase
ed BY fabrieators for $1,000 per set
No refund will be made for any OF
the above charges for plans and
Proposal Forms will not be is
eued unless request Is received at
least a hours prior to opening
bids.
The right is reserved 10 reject
any y STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT
OF FLORIDA.
$1,000 Cecil NJ. Webb,
sa Chairman
sam r. Turnbull.
State Highway Engineer.
janis-3s,tss4
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NOTICE TO CREDrTORs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
fIe33 Probate Act. Sees. no. l3ob
IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE UNITY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In 70: Estate Of
I. p. ARTMAN,
Deceased
To All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said Estate:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified and required TO present any
claims and demands which you. or
either of YOU, NAV have against the
estate OF L. p. Artman. deceased.
late OF said County. to the County
Judge OF Monroe County, Florida.
at his office In the court house OF
said County mt Key West, Florida.
within eight calendar months from
the time of the first publication Of
this notice. Each claim or demand
shall be IL writing. and shall state
the place OF residence and post OF.
flee address OF the claimant, and
shall be sworn TO by the claimant.
his agent, or attorney, and any
such claim or demand not 20 filed
shall be void.
NORMAN DONALD ARTMAN.
As executor OF the Last VIII and
Testament of I. p. Artman. de-
ceased.
q, 1854
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PERMANENT residents desires 1
Or 2 bedroom unfurnished house
or apartment. No children or pets.
Phone 2-2olS before 5 p. m.
jan16-3tx
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READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
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Msndsy. JsnSary u, isss
LEGAL NOTICES

and which property was sold and
Tax Deed issued. Unless ycm file
claim for the said funds on or be-
fore the LIST day OF February, 1854.
such funds viii be paid into the
General Fund OF Monroe County.
After the funds have been paid In
to the General Fund Of Monroe
County. you have five years from
the date Of the sale Of your proper
~ within which TO make applica-
ton to the Board OF County Com.
mIssioners for such funds.
The amount Of said funds and the
date Of the sale Of said property
and the date Of issuance Of Tax
Deed may be ascertained By con-
tacting me.
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Monroe County, Florida.
ian1s 1854
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coWBoY AND son

COWBOY AND SON
LANDSCAPING, tree removal and
surgery, roof painting, cement
walks and porches. Can for Tree
estimate. John r. Watson. 2-77D7.
jans-1ltx
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Edwin ~. Spalding ana the
Estate OF Norberg Thompsor
Rebeeca +. Wilcox
Key barney Corporation
NJ. Speer
Fritz F. Bachman
Ernesttne C. BraEeIton
Fannie Keith
You are hereby notified that I am
Aoldfng and have held for over
three months prior to January
1884, certain funds belonging to xa,,
by reason sof the sale of real esfafs
owned cr supposedly owned by va,
on which taxes had not been naIS
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: BEDROOM furnished Sunshine
house. Equity s46Oo.0O and As.
Isume remainder of F. h. A. mort.
gage. Phone 2-24l4 before 500 or
I2-646I after 500. dec3l-ti
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b and . BEDROOM apt. seasonal
or yearly. nice location, water
|frout property. johnson and John
son, I'D Duval 81. Phone 2-2ss1.
jan13-tfI
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|APART1GENTS open Cor your In
spection. Furnished Or unfurnish-
|sd. Royal Palms Apartments, Int
Street ana Patterson Ave.
jan1-ti
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2S-Real Estate For Sale
tCONTiN UEDl

3 BEDROOM corner house, screen
ed porch, carport, attic exhaust
fan. yard nicely handicapped, shade
trees. etc. 2i20 Harris Ave.
janIS-12tx
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LEGAL NOTICES


FLORIDA, within eight calendar
months from the date Of the first
publication hereof. Said claims or
demands % contain the legal adj
dress Of the claimant and to be
sworn 20 and presented 90 afore.
said, or the same viii be barred.
Date, January nth. 1854.
WALTER c. DUNCAN,
As AnciIIary Administrator
OF the Estate Of Edgar A.
ZlegIer. Deceased.
WALTER C. DUNCAN.
Attorney for Ancillary
AAministrAtor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-18

KITCHEN help, apply in person.
Ponce's Luncheonette 701 Simon
ION y. janl6-6tI
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WAITRESS and Disawasher want
ed. Columbia Restaurant, lit Du-
val Street. jan1S-6t
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Two bedroom furnished house or
apartment for two couples. Mon
ltMy or suitcase. VIM. Gill, Phone
l2-ssli, Ex. s-2ls. jan15-stx
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CHS Home, two bedrooms, living
room, kitchen-dinette, bath, uti-
lily room and carport. In very
good neighborhood. Price and
terms reasonable. Johnson and
Johnson, 419 Duval st. Phone 2
2s31. jan13-tf
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2 STORY home, four baths, large
LOT, located 323 Whitehead St. See
the owner, Herman Holtsberg,
Phone 2-2S62. jan13-tt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COUAI
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
WW nnInA UN mnAnATE.

FLORIDA. IN. PROBATE
In Re: The Estate Of
EDGAR A. ZTEGLER.
Deceased.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
OR DEMANDS AGAINST
SAID ESTATE:
You, and each Of you. are hereby
notified and required 60 present any
claims and demands which you. or
either of you, may have against the
estate or EDGAR A. ZIEGLER. De-
ceased. late of Monroe County. New
of Monroe County. Florida. and file
the same in his office in the County
Court House In Monroe County,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-18
NQTIcE OF INTENTION no


Notice Ia hereby given under the
provisions OF Chapter 1880, Laws OF
Florida, Acts OF 1895, to each OF the
corporations listed below, the same
being Incorporated under the laws
of Florida and according to the
records OF the Secretary of State,
each and every such corporation an
pear delinquent for three ca years
or more In the filing of reports and
payment of taxes under the pro-
visions of Chapter 1857, Laws of
Florida, Acts OF 1881. and that mn
der thA provisions of said Chapter
16SS0. Acts of 1895. Laws OF Florida,
said corporations have been elassed
as subject to dissolution and that
three cd months after date OF this
publication each and every OF epch
corporations listed below that have
not in the meantime filed their re-
ports due and paid tax due under
the provisions of Chapter 1857
Acts az 1891, Laws OF Florida. as
amended, will be certified To the
Governor who will issue proclana-
MONROE COUNTY
Principal Place
Key West Mercantile
Company s................,..--. Key West
Key West Steel ana
Trading. Inc; $500. Key West
Roberts. A. e.. Plumbing
Contractors and Plumb
Ing supply. Inc. .,.,..-. Key West
Tavernier Enterprises,
Inc. s.ss.4..-s-..---,........--....s Tavernier
II Is further directed, that COW
Of this notice be published one time
IN the Key West Citizen, a news.
paper published in Kew West. Flor.
tda, in which county the home Of
flee of the above listed corporations
are shown to be located.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and causeS
the Great Seal OF the State ~
Florida, to be affixed at Talla.
hassee, the Capital. this the
18th day OF January. AID. 1854
r. A. GRAY.
jAn1s.1asl s'Ase
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CHOICE building lots. sSOO0O and
up. F. II. A. approved. Amber
Construction Co, Phone 2.2O22.
jan7-tf
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,-Aparsmenfs For Rent

ONE bedroom. IN electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur
nished. u and B Motel. 10s1 Eaton.
jan1-tf
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26--Lots For Sale

HIGHWAY to ocean, 80 < 900. Sum.
merland Key. Wolkoff. s2l Sim.
onton st. jan1-tl
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FOR SALE, 1874 foot plywood bost
and trailer, 500. Can be seen q
1925 Won Phister st. Apply OK ehos
Shop. janle-5t
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In. E. CORNER george and Laird
SITS. a K 100, Walkoit. 321 Sim
onton st. jani.tf
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THREE bedroom furnished ia
story, corner lot. $500 total
price. 2-5529 after 3 p. m.
jan12-12tx
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Tallahassee. yioriaA,
December 30, 1883.

~ o II q y
NOTICE ID hereby given that Ell
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the state Of Florida
Pursuant to Law. will offer TO
sale. for Objections Only, In ITALIA.
hassee. Florida. at 400 o.cioci
An. February snd. 1850. tns sol,
COUNTY, FLORIDA. to-wit:
Beginning at the Northwest
Corner OF Lot /, Square 50 OF
Maloney's Subdivision 30 shown
in Plat Book No. /. Page bbs
Public Records Of Monroe Couii.
ty, Florida, thence run North
along the East line Of Cross
Street extended. for . distance
OF 500 feet more or less, 20 the
point 81 intersection OF the East
line Of Crees street exsendee
North and ths Eastsrly line o.
plat Book No. /, PAGE 10I, Pub.
lie Records or Monroe County
Florida, extended In souther.
~ direction thence run Norther-
IL alon gthe Easterly line OF
Lot 3S extended for . distance
OF 400 feet. more or less, to the
shoreline; thence meander the
shoreiine In o Westerly difec.
ton 50 feet, more or less, to Its
Southwest Corner OF said Lot -
OF Sunkrest Subdivisioni thence
run Southeriy along the Wester.
ly line OF Lot 80 extended Tor Q
distance OF ass feet. more o.
less, to its intersection with the
west line Of Cross street of Ma
ioney.s Subdivision extended
North: thence run South along
the West line OF Cross Street
extended for q distance of 2Sb
feet. more or less, 10 the North.
east corner Of Lot 20, Square 81,
of Maloney's Subdivisions: thence
run East so feet 10 the point OF
beginning. Containing O.SS
acres, more or less. lying and
being In Section IS. Township
81 South, Range Is East. Mon.
roe County, Florida.
Gland 10 be used for public
purposes oniy)
The Purchaser is required q
pay the advertising cost ana dosu'
The Sale. IL ana when made
shall be subject 60 the Trustees re-
unto themselves 7S% OF TN
minerals and metals and
sOqs Of the petroleum thereon Of
The Trustees OF Internal I'm.
Fund reserve the right
Ia reject the sale.
By ORDER of the Trustees 81
he Internal Improvement yuna q
the state Of Florida. -
CHARLEY =. JOHNS.
Acting Governor
Attest:
3. G. Elliot, Sec.
Trustees I I Fund.
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0-Female Help Wanted
(CONTINCEDD

|CoLORED maid for days work.
Health card and references re-
|quired. Call 2-2953. jan1S-3t
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WILL TAKE care of child in my
home, days. Reasonable rates,
mothers care. Phone 2-35O6.
jan18-3t
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llA-Employment
WantedFemale

WASHING and ironing done at
home. VIII pick up and deliver.
Phone 2-S6S2. jan16-3t