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SANFORD

A Novel Experiment

HERALD.

HANTOHD.

F L O R ID A .

SATURDAY.

SEPTEM BER

19,

1931

UP WITH CONFIDENCE

CANDLE LIGHT

WILL SOLVE ITSELF

ORI.ANIM) HF.NTINRL
By Nina Oliver Keen
Among that vast multitude of Florida cititcns who
IM I.ATKA NEWS
have announced their candidacies for gubernatorial honors,
j!. e"n. « f th# rtirte«l twrM*
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nuw prrhup' thf'»r'ftn«t of
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inlleatteninx, .trrngth'mnt newia Thomas C. Hammond of Tampa, three times president of
Either -me I. s itengtmu* pet;
w i, c nt*incl in l.rjuidstor \V. i»l ihr •IiYi«|*-n«| t - ani** « u Bctuali &gt;-a r a ,.|n2 m« Px K l n r i l i mtiniie Knn&lt;-r&lt; in Florida. Not only In
the Florida Association of Real Estate Boards, four times1
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rnd miinirtpclni” . w»’ t
m i t ; K ! a r i .1 a. but
throurhout tha
president of the Tampa Real Estate Board, two times *
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Thr bfhkbt ftlifte of 4 hr n* turr |t. nwn . m\smtwn
»,*» aPraily l ?nitn| Slates The ana lnfy
j r r c t r r 'i .i , m o r n in g in
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time vice president of the National Association of Real “ Prince. * precept I'd l.av*
rill hr wf«*athrd in &lt;milri lh»"
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H # o k &amp; T r j t I ’n m p in wroultl to
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of t - r &lt;lork tor that III per rent "immrdintr
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Mr. Hnmmond’s platform, which we have before us.I
Eden. *«l»iing yet;
nb igatHtn . hiu* ir.-orif o . **ntv ta**t M,rek negotiated
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54.HMKMi.noo loan in th* Unitwi
has for its keynote an excellent slogan. “ Forward Florida", i •&lt;'k,rl ,h* |,rl" ,‘
,hun ,h* that u i n . iiu t in n u h .«|| t l " « ( i l J u l* mra m that relief. Biuail
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mini y and mnnicipnl hend^ mult
■ •4 « • * « . eJ*e»- i ward. We know of no better ideal that a proapective gov- ' culled fr m thr 'Hsllade of Hn
rlo «e d iiitn trd u i* r| / and n«i| a* i
I th a t .1 h r lln n k " f
W hi
|\grk
•ti'nyrr i»f i r piitli.iti&lt;*n and *»l •• Im* prepared to r*erri«r thr *amf
'ornel*""are Icrnor cou^ have than to be of some assistance in helping fortunate M*nim*l»“ in- "t&gt;c*tli w uuJti lik r w t *•
4 |ii | p i i nt i p h i Ii of h **if»n " Th** o ih rr aim thr M i h.’ hi in* t d f i . i a «»f m « rial pa’ letter and lenieney n't if
» | tfp pirtnrr. whub by thr vrt
_ . . awn
•« Florid* to go forward. The people of the whole state, wo *nd Ta*e*" rue *n idea of the , .. .
.... . ,
, ,
•nij di«plav«d by thr owners of
n n»rr o f out l.i l mid l-.in iti»rv ?ax ,rVM
i T e «r r sure, will applaud his stan.l.
! Mi *"d *n.rkle of I..... . r.rk
n.a.l.
lift* n !••*( M|fh| &gt;&gt;(. are th»- h« »ri :
ITml ••bon*lh»»ulrr&lt; art* rra*«n- ofhrr t .pr• of eernrttiea. They
In arromplishing this worthy purpose, Mr. M«mrannili'r’'
'i 1
,!" U 'k
Tl" otw in nr.i&lt;l*n.,„ ,n &gt;h,
• I f f •€ tk«
r n li/ e thi* even better than do
k la
proposes to use the Isiaril system. He pmposes to appoint
1 " ' V„
vlephsnt*
\,«rlv .i.miS ,l, a» h»*w. thr l u o r r . thr &gt;arrUi.r» 1xMr. ' a* p*un!r»l * u* hi an ad thtlr di »rr •d tjrblova They ara
___ la I N aaa *»e va,
•
nlailtd
hi utisini; funds |fl r u -u«'r v * rtl rnirni
rr»*t*ntly
nl^crd
in
I
, • ,
,
,
r.
,r . .
nvvor forgrt.
I* hy wsyy of
br
tu vr • pofii„n» a til r n » i « f . im k
aft all mmwm Ite H ttk a n Isiard of t h. • best informed men on taxation in the state coming tne ..........
•»r |hiy n"tr&lt;, nr mint
and a* tht* n»*w r»ni" r t»
tin* l\»latkn aware lh.it any oppre«ilve «taps
rm«rtp*i rpitfrum of
to study the lax situation and to make such recommenda­ th* tes.un.
h.i
\i.■
mild imp* «|r thr profrvft*
tea .tin. T
Thai
Mr*. P s rk c tV * " »«t«lir«&gt;&gt;&gt;i it,
t&gt; Hu
Hi. itII. l|II A T rcmiirvitv, in nnlrr tl»Jt ad iv id rn d T m |»i» v i ',
.,ii l
In n
n in #• r ’ &lt; 'hal
f mi* or founties would
tions ns may be of some help in solving the tax problem. linn tr r a* &lt;|i&gt;otablr a , lh - roup'" d r “ '
, "4ljV I . ,ui.l*lo, t*» ilrpnteit*&gt;r« and * rr«lil*»» imich* I raifiir iin hhi in w g t y proven •’ •*ter
He would appoint a board of five of our best informed I d . of Alcian.lcr PntH- i. n I tin* Tuam rliffc ha* n-duc d liaiillilu- be mod p -tide. •*» th.g| men and
-* nrn
it»*m of v r « ' « r«Uy T^*r •ndftnr»r n»*t only
riWMI.fWMi; *Hl j.-r , yol wt-'firii miii i I,rep thru
him. r rr «||. |&gt;«at« h fated »bai I nr W r - l u n on t' ^ir im r« t m e n t
men on finance to study the financial condition of our nitiirly to her very oLviout ihilliTUBDAY. BRIT. 1*. IMI
• -toirnt It"rf f.
Munn ip.*l
&gt; •••• .• it - u- in m i ion
various rities and counties, as well as of the state as a ty t«i turn a nral phrawr I Vrr nf v h n li vhn . m r'^ViriR ■ ' ( * till* •jardlr - o f r hr . »**t
ili-rciml*. In i* ! 11mI•11
Htr » b .» r of Ihi mon ei. ihr
?,^*fl f „ rM»rd f**r t •• rYptr
t e r VKHHB KOR TflltAY. whole, and to make such nsommendations as might be ,,,,M llnr r in ,hf mln,,
Tbi- i th* one tbmf they ftra
{ *
••it ||wp«»*|t •. lutfV u n i cni *.tir tjfrniefU uffi*rdul thou *and",
.. ... . .. hi-lnful
'bere |» Iwncelh her light ironi
, •
•I ti k tut: ta re o f Ihr i•**«•IIiK* ’itIv 9.’ lifti i'u: AKftinti, fur
purp«
ll*e
iMinl
I'n-Mnl**.!
fttniwg*
p
n
r.
Pr o c l a m a t i o n
o k p k a i l np,i,M" J
.
t urh *.,h.ophi.ur.tr,i rr.i,...,
..
"n .u Btr.i
invr-lorA |(,ni|
lh*- ■•*imulaMitn
•i ft" i* app'h** to Ihr •lo*v uttlur i hatl it u inKch b#tbe to Ootlin thr highr.t,
De further proposes to np|mint a l&gt;oard of five other (|w hnn, „ rr, '
,lf th(. r„m t» W II Tunnnliffr *n.l
hi* *. Fttfl lui-inr • huti"#"".
.... f r gm -t.l ! ,,M.||,.r
iimiinifir i gtf the* *t:tVi . t«’r
i it* nd time to solvent
men.
»K-st
informed
on
real
estate
matters
to
study
the
i
,lf
h„
m
.
n
rmn
sivtaru*
earth p**c*. gtssl will lo*nni Mdmini sirr* d tu Ihr •itM-on I II.,Mr
d niiinn i pit I and
•inly j conmuon ir than t«» attempt to
bd W*n^-I.uke M l .
real estate situation anil to make suchrecommendations ns' i,nn* William
Itn.r lirnn in ih In * Iml.- more n.*n *y.*r th.- olfttr tmd tin rtf »»r«* • rd |»r#»p|r. I'orul air no more rntithd *•» j * llrct
VAYFR— r thrr may th* ml* ^ , hr'l» some of tlv in lifting our mortgages. He would j “ Kalurrisy Itrvir* of Literature"' Urlanno Hank A Tru-i f impsny lh«' * lutnifr 9o lllr Vi l y turn? Mild P«t t.»l e«uisldrr«lton ,»♦ Ibi- period nipt.
of th* anerl. h^onir thr an 'a*s‘ , "Plfd lll H Isiaril of five of Ihe liest informwl farmers ‘»V« hrr intrllrcl I* r*pirr krrn c** p*ld * •llviHrml who h *h..w. ruiidm t uf Itir li t of ttrljitol », nf , *if «!eptr*«ion ibau ate th*' h«dd
of all nutioUM.
*n
I d tell in uhat I* the matter wit-h our ag flcIII- j &lt;,n&lt;* ln4|,t^ that her moth irfjr| wluHVrly th»t thr dllurB of »Mk U inter I*a i k Nt'd Adjn*rnt t v m et • of Hnv o lf. r form of pnpei — nlitioii f&gt;m
btnibf Miiiiu •-intrly become
"him ^ in l|(u|ir«n w r rr tu
thrill situation. Anil hi* unuhl aelect a Inmnl of five of our Irak of ilrniiirrnrHs hide*
|\Nr hftp|ieri f know pa r opn II; of
niennjr ribaldry
whrn u piom pfly rlo-rd ifm door. not i ■Mr
thr effect
of
ttii"
tt a man admit* he‘ « dewn Im*h« inflti.Mlriitliat* to determine what indiiHtrien art* needed
t hot- l m .i nraro- town, m pMbt
In th* new v binie, my favor in Ihr fa. *• of an -o ulo mid tin
"Ktn wlio h be. ome" irrratlv mul
liat .trn&lt; t in
who i not only bo.a
OUi, that aimply meana h«*i in the state ami what industries might lie induced tu ccoie
l i f t are the p 'r m on
thr
|a&gt;t parallrlrif
htoiin* 1 r r i« i" . t U l I iplird ft" |l Ret « into a I im I dl t
default.
t|»r m t e i*• &lt;| op it" Mud.
here.
tryingtuithday of Ninon dr l.'K nilr*, in d r l f o r * ooolr m i ,
p«* • I* r f
tn t 'l li'in f m l
cirrulaliou
"limiltl
pe» i hI
He proposes to appoint a Iniard of five of the best in­ whirh Ihiv woman, wrho"e treanty f *rt to !«■ in full «&lt;r p.nli*il|y t v in r and forllfk thr |»rtiplr ftt • hut w In h hj| • I f *••*|
I j* "•• -"men* Alfa in* t the "forkludd
la w l s . lu to rtoerful. Thr formetl men in the State on the tourist huaine.HM to study defied the law" of time, t alb d f r ti*PU«b»t» »h-*i r&lt;ninnl
wi'ii 1ho nothing f»w" done in th&lt; pu«t -iv
ir man Invariably »uff.r» with (}),. wauls of tourists uml help make l-loriila the plny- her " arlet hlip|&gt;ri9 ami h* r |hiw- bauk. I hat tho fi*int**r n f l i r r H , tidr tiM- turned, thr futurr will be '•r f o r th»* purpo »• o f mertimr i
211 E. First at.
kpepsl*.
ground uf Ihe world. He would select n Isiard of five law­ ifrr puff becaune “ the dear yoiini; • lir f it n i, and &lt;fe|ui«if«»ta lent their &gt; c i r " Thr bprninrfer ii r i « iiif. t Ke rurren* tnte« T^ere are hundred".' l*’%one IA
«•&gt; "et ore ft" fivhlju g I Ir I &lt;ud«»«n • i
yers In study Florida laws and with the idea of improving i ,n,n
y"‘*ne m»n" ihuughi
will nwtlkr it I low it with "i» pit |on i
•uily "eventy; Ibe vrr*e«
W# wonder »hat * N
r * York
York „|lr j ml iciii I system. And finally he woulil aptsiint a Isiard • he
New
■ nd rr \ me. up with i onfi »rn« e and
lpyo» would &lt;lo if ther* *rrrn'l
if fiv«» nf uiir b&lt;*Ht cfliicatctl mtMi to look into our public on "Gum vere at Her Firemd
U
If
Tunnlcllffe
a n i l frnewrd roura|(c.
ruminaliiil* on King
Artliui " ihiit
Xj Europe In (II In in lim n of
sehiMil system mid see w'but ran he done about that.
• hut" t*f linen lawn ami hi" ar
I«el’s see. now; that makes eight tsiards of five mem­ nior, "la rifetl and tlrrl;** an | “ Tt.**
e.tV* American l.eflon tcema to bers each, in addition to all Ihe hoards, commissions, hu- p,riiy ladyV' .piiaph in ih.
•ne" i.i th«
to denir r of ankmir for two reuus and whatnots which we already have. That would H.m •»ll.-.|
■ r w i i l w a y a t.0 O h M n s - l, . » w Y o r k C l ty
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Rf«e both of which are imprar make no less than forty new officials who would have a I Starlight"
finger
in
Ihe
pie
in
running
the
business
of
the
state.
Of
j
H
u
t
m
i
nlrman'*
tin
k
shop
i..
It more b«m;n and more h« nte
O u t-of-tow n vlaitors w ill rn jov the convenient
I
'•*'*.
I Ii a I n'| VkiIit b I, h ..... » it nf imvn a trw hmirt
enurse to licgin with, as Mr. Hammond insists, they would l " ,h" '*•»• • r,n' wr'1 n’ y ■v«i|,»»"
location anil liom rlikn n lm oip lirre o f tho New
IPt i».i mo-rvbt sill tr isrvtul il i* liiffirult to find hi* house
1
'ir
p
r
receive no rompensalion fnan Ihe state, and would serve • ,*nr
" " " 'h r
Cum berland llo ir l. The large anil airy room * are
.
. i
.1. i i . _
i . il
i
i
t
’ ! "Sun-ei linn" anil "Enough Itop '' l&gt; gun. it* .I al the nniianu-m amt again a* the new home* art* hrto th* governor
as ilollar s vrnr m'-nI fur
the sheer love uf. it.
'
.** rr lorn . nfi'Xine.
.
,
.hern mg huill
.
com fortably furnished.
j
. of, .i.oui*ian«
,.
.
. . • an,| |o my ininil...........
llenlh an,I Ta*-,1
fn«
river night Hint Ihe en. " 0,hl,’ ,, ......«"h another .
It. would be an ...... resting experiment. In mv the
^
up in ..... . .
,h It,.
tire f.*e of the nty .. being
Dining
r
o
a
m
com/iirleti
on
a
nnn-nrafit
fcaili
k
«.
least. If Mr. Hammond starts out with eight new Isiard*. ,h,
|»„. lhf.rP ,, „„thintr in ' b\ the til* d« ihii tim ut at Wa h « hanxed.
. . . forcing tha Jinatt fotxl at modaruta coaL §
how many hoards would he have hy the time hi* term of Ihe new vluiiir that ran touch |ington. O (
J|rj Margaret Harne* of SanW r. Repeal Voted hy liar A t - 1
expirrd? It would lie interesting to see Just how
l.rslmolher, the opening v* ran| Thw Sovereign firanrl l.oilge. font. ha« arnvril in llrlarnlo. Mrs
M o to rists h a v e g a r a g e a d jo in in g al special rate*.
It I* *|ulte|many people actiinllv can hoard with the state. We would In "Sun.el film.
the gerlinrthee Inrlapen lent (Inter 1 1,1,1 f ellow , llarnr* will lake over Ihe manT r a n s i t f a r t It Ilea at d o o r m a k e Is
I Kith
' G
" ra n d Cen­
•ral^hei the her ...oei.jion|
willing t.'i vote’ fiir Mr. Hammontl jUHt to .seeThe who hrought n knowledge o f *ad „,M.ne.| al Toronto, I anada. today *i-rment of the Jeffer»on l ourl
t r a l a n d P r n n a y l v a n n i a It. I L T e r m i n a l * w i t h i n
fftror a return of (ha bar.: ____,___ , . . ,
nr.» and of pain, new innon mad-, with .letegetea prr-enl from every Ihi. waiter, (etinmng Ih-loher I.'
fe w m i n u t e . ’ reach. S h o p p in g a n d th e a tre c e n te rs
experiment tried.

New Cumberland Hotel

what*" worryinc lha local
Iryman U (bat Mahatma (land '
| goal tnitt'r will become ail ,
•H(«n fail.

Cooling IIomcH

I'nited Sta le .
W
.Smith, of neats,
I'eauly
every p r o t im e in Canada.
-pen!
S .tu rila y- h r r .
at
Ihe
ne.* of p .yrhrlogy, an-l a luting
Railroad
belonging to Montrxuma.
humor h e r Ih.t on. .locvn'l .p.lU.
"•U
nw .l ahopmen
.No.....
bslonging

in nnythmg |„ " l l r . l h .m l ,hr *•*
*h»P cro ft.
Frnm time immrmurinl human Iheings have know n [i Tfind
s —« " Then
Th-n ih
...
i. th
.1. I1union*
hav.
vol.it L
•trike
(•K O V K l.A N I! t runk
C ortex'|
there
I*
th *. it.
how- to keep wnrm in
man
m winter. When the first rave m.nth. g.ner.t r.tlruad w..*
| It won't he |nn|f leform
rionplclcil
In.tall.lion
of
n.w
fix - |
'IT rrarked some fur-brnring nnimnl on the nkuJI and taoH iU ' , w e.nnl, mrn, ,onlr "mrn
. mh.rtmn on Jdy I. IMI. but will
l i t gala (hut tiwrrp" from north
t 'lir * in tf.ncg Rrxtaurant.
warm
coat
for
Itis
own
use.
from
Ihe
time
when
he
ruhlied
„
^..if
r&lt;ur,
r,O
I„
P
m
e
n
.
f
"
r
tr
*r"on
until
the
pro•Ollth will tirinc to nur car*
mitigation nf wurking ruV* now
that they Is-cami' • lima men cannot pn&gt;* a hats
found of moundinr pifvkin" two sticks together amt dixmverrd
l # l « r r |h»* lliu ln l S l a t e •
warm, and then with additional rubbing produced fire, he llaAilrr,*,,' Ihftt rntl" with
r«'i»«l Labor |(oar«l whrn miah n, aonta m n rannol |a*«
r W h in
Macllonslil suggasUil huM been able to avoid the d is ctnforts uf cold in winter.
Not so with heal, however. It ha* iieen only in very WBtiin, llrftvrn tlnJivrr mr from ••thrr vcita will hr takrn on ac&gt;t England •rrap hrr battlv*
ceplfnc* « r rejerttnn uf III. rule*.
hip*, h* ilbln't know ho
liter- recent years that any relief at all from the summer’* an' thrr "nr of lh * r !H
The announcement » * , nffirlally 1
|l| )ll| sailor boy, wrrr ftoinK ti» heat could bp obtained, flf course for some centuries people
Cslrry Avenue I* changing her n-.de hy 11. M. Jewell, head of
hb remark.
have evaded a rising temperature liy departing for the ilrea* agniii and this time * h - the x h o p rr.lt. i rg.nii.U onx at a
mountains, Init it was only the last century which saw the mean* liusine**. The Iravr*
meeting of (h ie .g o ahoy
rominrrrn itrpartmrnt aninvention of the electric fan. the first device of its kintl that rustle,) so gayly in the
en*
yesterday.
punrr• that IL S. forri^n trail"
whirh really provided any relief'from heat.
mer bre &lt;» have been cut
amt Mrs. W. M. Thigpen
l. d * H inert sharply. We recoinSince then the fan's development, and improvements bundled ul&gt;. and laid away in and little son, Millie, motored to
Still a mure persistent n*s of
in ventilation have gone steadily forward, until a few years barn* to yellow and la f u r n is h tod*f llaytona Beach y e s te rd a y w h e re
h* ffe rat I "*wa|i enluirn."
ugo an Ire cooling system wa* added to the itaraphern-dla. drr for ths rattle, and the way I* they spent the day vqry plea-ant
•| have never been tubing in'Nowadays many theaters, *omc hotel*, and a few office rleaied fur Ihe big crap. The c*l- j |y.
llfr", *a&gt;s fi. u. McIntyre, Ibuildings throughout the country, boast a refrigeration rry I* already »tanillng ankle high | Mr*. It. K. Tolar and liltln
in the I. lU in neat green row*, daughter, Mnry Eliiaheth, anhav* t hem un* uf ih.(system of cooling which L* both healthful nod refreshing. the first step nn Ita marrh from|spending Iht. week at Daytona
sn on the other end uf Dial While the «Un licars down unmercifully In thp *trrcta. p r.^ e r ,0 eon.umer. Theta • I*. Hearh
l i f t ' H I t W 8 a ll!
*
*
*
“ comfortnblt)
— .# ——8 - 8. 9— 4temperature
—— — ------- •
**
i one *trps
inside *to it
of# —seventy.
acmathtng heartening about lh.' , , pU &lt;n,, Mr, K „ Mirrell.
i*s&gt;.
I
That it is only a ■.natter of time when thin process of sight of it there with It* grTni( |,„
(- Braslry and (TlfforJ
■If It would help Florida * &lt;"• COollng will become m Improved and so economical that
lira*try and Mr. and Mr*. J. M
u’T
h ? T ! f « home* will try to do without it. is the opinion of a
I'awsop were a congenial party
Not ling ago, a group of Unitllton, ^ h ,“ wouldn’t il help;"*-™1
nntl H ' U I . Refrigeration plants in r&lt;l Klatc* »enatoia vislltd tho irolnrlng to Da)tona Death yes­
rida’s relery to stago a »lmi ” ' 0 home will he as common as steam heating plantu now- great Okafrnoke* Hwamp ttyat terday.
Mis* Kathleen Hrady left thlc
iitliiy*. and while the latter do very little good In Florida, •trstrhr* ita four hundrej thoucampaign?
the former will be t|uitc as much a pleasure here as they vand acre* of wild unreclainad morning for Winter Park where
she pill attend Rollins t'ollege.
Aimes'''a new husband »ay* he will be in more northern clime*.
land *ver .Southern Georgia. The

II antark her rrilir* on the now.
i tetter •air hi* iinark* for hit
ft. Rhc'» noma little • markn
rMtf, wr'l| b«t that radio operIf could *ay.

Maryland rourt* treking to
Ifant future beating* for a
l '* wife aentenev* the wifetier to thirty Jaiho* at a whip.
g poet The court might have
e*inhered that it ahould return
id tor evil. It *hould hare
itcnced him to Ihe chair. That
Itld have been reluming • It
si and plenty.

MUST GO THROUGH
MIAMI IIKK.M.D
.That
Vero
airplane
iraah which took the live* of
three Miamian* illustrate* the
price paid in order that the
American people may have tkrir
new* and picture* of the world'*
event* hot with their morning

aaat
on tho New
York
Uthange sold Ihe othef day
1180,000, the loweet price In
Man. In IMS a eeat we*
for ,98X3.000. It look* l|ka
’ that*. But no longer ' ago
1MB It wae not unknown reach the scene, to collect the
Tartar to »aop tho- . hater -sad-to
lICW.ooo. In comparison see that theta are delivered at
I itock exchange cents lh« earliest possible moment for
In demand. "Nothing dissemination to the public. No
risk is too groat to achieve theee

laugh. In spite of ear
tha Lsgtslalur* and that
, other poor down-trod*
While driver* not to In*
I gasoline tag-last mo*
aka to roller Okatee,
1 headed colon* wont

The newipaper reader may not
■ndcrsland tha need for this
dangerous rush. What does It
mattar whether n picture la oeen
today or tomorrow T Tha pcopla
will give It a glance and turn to
something else.
There are two principal rea­
son*—the traditional pride In the
profession aad the keen competi­
tion. In no enterprise is there
greater rivalry than la journal,
law, and aoveral largo picture
oareteea haeo grown op to fer­
al*h tho prom aad tha aiovtowooh.

the other, to win the honor of
Icing the first to present the
visual record* of liiiw W n 'and
other outstanding occurrence*.
The new* ’ photographer,
like
Ihe reporter, po**e«*e* a'1personal Inteieat In hi* work
that
drive* him on to the full extent
of hi* power*. Ha will not be

Ml&lt;« Elisabeth Hoolihan
ha*
result of thia acnatorial outing la
that th* United States ,govern­ returned hums after spending the
ment I* planning to take tha iummer in. Miami.
Tha be* keeper* of Florida are
• waihp under fed'ral protection
a* a gam* preserve for which II U meeting here today hut tho pro­
M ideally lulled.
___a___ gram was never glvtn to The
This lues I* a fins on* huh from ‘Herald to publish a n d there
a glasie at Ihe hiitory of Oke- •sent* to ho no data on Just what
f« nokee, it luoka a* If ihe old tha program will be although it
•waaip would have-gone right,on la hound to bo very interesting.
H. M. Lloyd aayt that if on*
being a haunt for wild animal*
which defied elviliaatlaii whether
the Whited Htale* gave It protec.
lion or not. Okefenokee ia m
clinging vine, nod the name given
it bp Ihe Indiana which moaaa
‘ trofakllng earth" helpa to explain
why It hna been abla to withstand
tha .advance* of man. Many at.
trmplt have boan made la drain It
bv |he construction at canal* but
all d( them haeo failed.
It teem*, then, that the United
Hlatae ia wiea to accept the da*
rrtc cf nature and tapiUtlae upon
It a* tt U rather than to make fig.
tile attempt* to Urn It Into dry
land which wo have too raoeh of

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Until ton o'clock on Wednesday warning. October T
caUano way bo ohtolnod from lbo architect.. Mr.
Bair, Winter Park. Florida. an nr after Soptewbnr
All hida..mmrt_ho. a*ade eu fame feral*hod by the a
mart bo accompanied by. a certified f t cashier's cb
renty. In dn awonat agnail* flew per can* d ik
o f
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As ye ADVERTISE, so shall yc REAP—
Thia business axiom is more true today
than in any t i me of prosperity. Despite
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k ft ;t~,.
cries of lament from many sources, some
A rx\ / T T t T i f 'P
business concerns arc Increasing their rever
A I J V r K I I S r . - - - - nu« wWI« others stand by tml wonder how.
V I - a \ 1 U J l- i
rhB ^ 3 ^.,,. cap ttsitaHy lie found in the one
■nd magic word, ADVERTISING.

As Ye

So Shall Ye
REAP - - -

A Rochester, New York c o fft* shop
hxs Increased Ita business 20 percent in
IKs*past 12 mootfis and Its owner says: “I t '
was our newspaper advertising that d i d I f
We have confined si! our advertising tp
the newspapers and we havo come to th"
conclusion that we simply cannot get along.;
without using them. We are tlevolltiar a
percent of our sales to newspaper advertis­
ing at
■nd’ consider it the best investment ws
can make."

MR. MERCHANT, you too, can In-.
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Mae your business by using the adVkrfSk ’ *1

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Christian Fndeavor
Group To H ave Meet

Social A n d Personal Activities

At 7he Churches

F I R S T t 111 I l l ' l l OF i ' l l It 1ST
A af5**' ial ine» tinif fm the incut
si i k &gt; n s r
her*
of
thr
Junior
•
hrt-lian
Fu
O ffic e Telephone U 8.
deavor S*«*ietv of th»- h v * t l' ie *
byteriao Church w h** %
atl) l*e pro* hi I*ttan St ten r
n ?n u M aro
runted *n &gt;e|*t -*7 t the Interm
V|ri', every Sunday mornint* at the
diate Soro tv va iJJ h. held t mm ftlU'vh ,H Ka*l Second Street at
row c » entile on the lawn «&lt; Mi* I* '* * I »'k Subject (or tomorrow &gt;»
Sccnc
Victor
ti i. c n '*
home
at la k e ' ' M a t t e l ”
\Vedne*day . ' c n i u g
T
hu*
hum.*
of Mi*4 J11VIA Brtle ‘
17^” ”
Mon no- In a ditnm to rh^ r* gular -l*r\ne* which will m Urfe te*li.
T U I r s d \ v.
It*
n
An,tin,
.
f
Avon
Park,
M
et
■Ifllantl,
TO Y r-n, h A i m Or
t ' m iw n
&gt; ».-n. c
Seminal* Chapter Number Two,
formerly
of
Ihi.
city,
,pent |rr r r i m . fbr Rev F |i Riiiwnlev numie# of
Order of th* E utrrn SU r will " :i8 ' hr
,,f "*■ n,uBlh|T
will dehvi r i mc**aCe to ihc j»lo healing will be heM at the re v
h i 1.lirrlily he|e Oil bUSIr.e*,
meet »t 7 30 o', lock el th- u'avon,h'
Sun
h i * Tin* t**| t for (he *-\«'ning will chi rvh at "tih
f
Jtid
St at S
it Temple.
'&lt;*v ■'!rho‘ d Clave .if the F.rvt
Im*. T r ll Mi* the Stone* ot J o n * ' r* clink
Frirnd* of R. \\ Long vntll r#
S A T l'M IltV
Melhndi*t I hnreh held on Friday
and the me* ting will he omdu. led
•'h»a ch ir% h
nountain* a free
Rfft i«» IrRfit that hr «* ill at tit*
l.l * '
... ‘
*
I evemne. IHj-.njf the hileir.ee, vr*
•*v Anna Belle Hi.oau
I He .ding R**»»n» at th* ,dm» h when
M « r ; « C l u b . temPOM.I - I f ' , , . , the t...l0.,n K . . f l i e r , w - hi-frtv n Hirhmufiit Vu-mir
All in* t.ther* of 'h r lunioi &lt; n - B i b l e and »H auth. ured » hi i*
member, c f the Junior C h r ia .e e
elected Ml**
Marian
llonlehan,
ieU a n i^^ucted 1.. u» et *\ the
S « '« n » e
I tteia fuic
m *x h
Endraror anil the Junior Ilepert
Mrc. (* S Selman and Mr* 1
prv* idrntI Mi** Paulino* t ra wfm I,
|r«**ideni e f Mr* Herman Brown, tead, liorriiwed oi
piiii'hated
meet of I he f i r . | rr evhyterta*
vice preaolent, \ lto M arv Jane II R ea ue niiitoi ed t • Javk*&lt;iii atile 111! Taik \\eh!it . where
.a** l*P**n Tm-'daj * and1 Fu 'in* I tom
Church School, will here lie r**j(
&gt;Cfteida* for th** dev
I*! re tv ft, •eerecR! * ; Mi*# Jen
, w i l l be f . u n n h e d ftir 1run.|M. til
* t
1 I*
M
uler meeting at 9:30 o'clock in the l im n # Welle.
«mt M i o
^ tl ii lo the home of Mi- l i n e n
Junior (loom i f the churrh. All
M
ia.*
Luibr
v*mn,
uf
Itiiming
Fudnide Ar*pl**hyr i p...tei
Fit KB M K r i l l MUST M IS SION
who aipert to b« member, o f the
hum, A l a , ha* arriv rd here in
At the »&gt;n« I i * ooi of all &lt;u*t
club muni rome at thla lime.
nee* a, ,4«jmiim| pernwl w*c enjiuy d tnke up hi r work h feat her in Aie
j
A 1 f aith t
l Tnbein,i, le A ’U
M O NDAY.
when refreshment ■&lt; w ere •served " o ith Sot* Pf iinaiy Srhtud
t
The Womans Ituncll of
the Tho,e pre,.nt *ere the M i* .. *
Sunday Se|io»d in flu \
\|
Fitst Christian Church will meet u„,|.n || otehan Fnulm &gt; t ’ r i A •
Mr a» d Mo T \ It* ’ lief ’■nil
r i i hiflg I t Un \ M t y lie
»t ,1 oVlock it th# horn# of Mr# ford, Jenevienne Well, Jr I tit Relic Arid Mi In r e t ta llr«i)In t 1‘Ti left
Bate*, of 1 Hike Lan 1
!*■ A. Hmiuil, ccrn«r Usk A w n uo McClelland,
Nona
Ri m i *
« u B’da i foi P a ) loti Reiii h i ■ *pelld
hilte H Rutlth, | l. l 1
an&lt;! Tw* nly-«#i oml S t r r d
« week
Mary Jan Preal n
11 ontiutied from Page line!
Th* Bu*ln*«» Woman's Cifclr of
I*v &lt; hme*e aitat'ik'- on hot* an »r
S k N F fllfll
i nMMI M l V
th# First Baptiit Church, M i* F
M ma Khadia I iilpej-pe,
* ngatiMii %% t ker* in MitnehnP t*
4 II I IB II
L, Hit#, chairman, will inert at H
t*&gt; le 1Vr f o hi nt i o »
f •i &gt;te l *i«f*
o'riork at th# horn# of Mr* Roy
I'nivei * 11v
I n l a n d ............ He •
*IN». Srj-T
l ‘»
1V V l
)F tilt! mg
"ti. .ti * &gt; lilt.
J, King, U05 Holly Av rn u f
Will m &lt;uim her -tudie*
Hy Mra. S. R, Wainrl|ht
\f»VI 4.i ilim * hum 4 1 1JU-py li mi
A 4Mi'll’ n» 1. r&gt; i.i •^18r« t
Regular
anti
suHaL
titN.jiw iminv
C l 8 .lllr til J 4 I'MM*8'
1hr R* A 1 tiilirh S ( ll l' AA
mart in f o f ihr Woman*# M ur ton
VI t* Furre*i t mtt h-1 iiu.l
n 0 *tipI* i.1 Vlalktl.M. M,4.4It- 1)4If NI. Hi
Walter Cut her one of our «*i
mi'iivti «
ary SorDty of th- Firat Mrtho oFreer ritlfena, returned to iHie.F* Da\td and M*
Sarah view »r|
ll
i
4
J
l
1
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f
t
(it'4
IP
In
nftkial
, ording
&gt;l*f YIt *'« i u&lt; r VI
dial Church will he h*&gt;Irl at ‘I Oil
Mar -iiiil &lt; hung f
Friday fr&lt;uv a * .mnier vitiatoui pluu to h av e Monday fo, 11*&gt; * &gt;i i a rei\ ed
Fy
«•r 111isM^
.
I . 1AMill Mill
o M w k at the church.
Ileai H to .JO* ml *eVeral WeekH*ueh IjMiiy. go**
epvnt in Xnex. N‘ C
of Mnn
ami'll and uunie
fiet ul ti..
A n important m#«ting f f ih#
1hur mi
Mr and Mr* * R t iont * were
Mi, and1 Mr* S M ■**, hwartt
•gtcutW# board o f
the Pi#«by
The dk- |*;iU hi8* *le* bit* *1 that F*
ir Sanfm d **n 'ho*me** Sat unlay
M il
l.OSPM
\IIKMN vt I F
lif
t
the
fir*t
part
«»f
th*
*
t
»
k
f«*r
dtan
Auxiliary
will
lw
h#M
at
r
Mr*. ,1 N Thtiiiip*un ami Mr*. 11on* ton, T i'i ii1. wheie they will In en 7&lt;t i *i(| ail i bllie-i* * idler*
K:4S o ’clock at th&lt; church. Ail uf
\%* i •• k dli 11 mi ttm j to' y |'»•* t a*d at
i'n Hr iambi i »• i ne u th neAu
I
H linri- and litt!e ton. tiene, *pi fnl about tw.* week *
f l c n s are urjr#d to la* pr#***nt.
ta» k
left Uviedii Sunday for I* bind
Regular buitinv** meeting of tfnA -‘i .ml of t ami Me-*1 **kldier*
V VI
ti J
H Mu* S' hoili &gt;1.1
Mr*
F IV, William* ret i&gt;tiled
W tnan'« Auxiliary af thr F t n » I . i m i * and St, Xugu*tme. when
Mukdtti St'inmt) Sunday v
I I »»ti
f l mu
VI *■in phi *
anil mppearr i t* »itt - f the
Fraabytrnan Chuich will he held tl e V eflie rt to »peod l ilk* W»*«-k SaTutdav
I wo h. .r- lw*f**rc
(iad*dcn T nn
where «be ha* loih lary t
|
W.m F McTInt
at 4 o'clock in the #&gt;cia| room* at Ml* d ro ve will $t*o \|*it a *l*
I tnlaV at jiiolmght
a td open d
tf» in •la k.. &lt;ri\ ille
been for the j a*|
week*
1 s unila V P
t itrig e Iodic S i
th churrh.
1 1lie fu** itu VInit Inirinn govern
m
; r»
Mr Raferd uf Ha rt ford, Conn ,
Circle Number Five o f the Fir**
Sli i l l y the ire
r AYft - 1) 41i.■i in»'d
Mr ai i»l M r - ,| Ninu» D ( • f But
I *r ii vi ■r Meet ng W . I P VI
of
I*
F Hon i
Baptist Church will m e t at 1 ;IH I f other m-law
rt
I
ft-r
ill
.
.
Ill
Il»’ » l*» the *|i - pat* he*, | no
•l-eiil * mo day^ with I've R&lt;»nd laritlA , n i &gt; I k g' U -- fs fill «i vh.'Tl
o'clock at the church
JMtill i y * ••■d».i *|ot -■n i -l.it t e j and
t 'd t r o f Mt ami \|m i
! ' ' no t Jt Tevtlm.iRV VV.d P M
5 H di.lf’
Circle Number T w o of th** Fi#«t fund y in Oucd u la#t week.
i Hi
Mitkd n arsenal
•llftt
D ll
4&lt;15 \\ r - l Klghi»***»iT h SI i 1ft
B » p H *! Chun h will m*M»t nr t .10
Mi
and Mr* J
l W am i ight
11"I I I ‘ 4..( .4 A' h* id- in ho
Iuparti' a*
' ■i *1v 1u d i it* to ini fi^i *.rial
o'clock at th « home of Mr*. C M of \Va*liiriirtiin, It
t and s «n
«( th.8 tUt i &gt;d
lib* till
John \iwfuatl
who hn* been
Hand nn Twenty .sminif
Street lord
w r n 1 in
fi\ icd&gt;‘
Monday
w«*rkiiig «n Atlanta, i d . (»,r th * i f.e .i to
I IBSI II VPI M ( III IB II
Circle N o mb 21 Three
of
th
after ioti&gt;n and *\e*nn(r
«*
f Re
pa^t \enr. re*.ir.ved h me ve-t i
1 hung
* b I iftng * ■l e g i aph .1
First Baptist Church will meet ruc I n i f Mra S
R Wamriaht
nay to be Watti hi- |Hi fill-, Mi
td. . fi
Park, A venue and Sixth Sti e e l
p. tping that nil Chi'
at the home of Mr*. J II Col
Riot 1 hi Id) ery
and M i*. J. .1 Newman
ne*e I t i
ml VI iik*l*o
p*&gt;**iI
U P lire, k Jt Pa* tar
rlnugh.
Home
Court,
at
1 'Ml
Mr
a
nil
Mr*
\V
T
Walker
ti It HUM i ll h o ot - ami make no
Old i V **• bo I lit H* v \l
o'clfK k
I.* Orlantn
mtmr
Marion llntinni.
*im ot
th*
« t -tame
M* ruing VV•" hi| I I *HI V Vl
i irete Number Six of the Ft rat w Ini moved
Fill' tout-hill w a - lid it* oird the
R V P I . *. it P VI
Baptist Church will m?et at T in week# ag**, were vi«it ing fiiend* l&gt;fe*ident ot Hie Uenigia Sch*"*d f
1 i him lug y, i« th*- w e* k etnl gne*t I -i 1&gt;e ii -♦» i Mn*nln&lt; »* .1in" iii*** at I Aenin^ Service- 7 tU P VI
o'clock with M m H. t. Olefin. 10*1 nt IHinlts Sand,ii
Fir
j K
I ’ roh,
o r local - f Mr a n ! Mi* Roy R INpprfi af Hukib'ii u| pareul 1s w e ir power
VVd dtleadn V
et cimtk
pmyer
E t * i Fourth Street
Kii‘ i v ).-et I*-* ti. piiwent th«* loilitaiy front &gt;» i a ii i* 7 In p V|
Circle Number Seven o f thr dentL t, returned Tuenlay from an then home in
Flrat Haptimt Church
will ni#et r item JH vacation ji&gt;ent in the
| I It IMP
Walter I herry. of Mount i »Bve, . T h e h ii* l kg11Illicit i i on I limed nn
at the home uf M r* IF H Beck *&gt;i t.ual
l IB S )
N
t
,
and
Sam
Ryt*l.
uf
New
\
,
rk
11 o'clock preparatitry |n m 'n g
l II I IB II
M in
F i n i t e W am ii ght «pcnt
til I V M today, wlo n Ja pnnvCA**. are *|ending the Week elii ti «u * aptMMre*l at lh main gat •
the countv home for the regular n few day at her home in Ov|r
(meting.
I- ii llntw uler, 11 I* , PiMltkr
iln while eonvn)e*nng front a re- with (io idon &lt; h'-rn ui hi* b *im ot the A*aHe,j * »f&gt; b-uding ft»*ni th*
Circle Numh#i One of the Firat rent i'lnc** s lv returnnl fo the in W i n U r Park
i or nr i Uuk A ' »• *ud Th i ul &gt;t
ml et mil loim I -et 1Irtitf til
Baptiaf Churrh will meet at t in Mo i ul a SaniLftrtuiii in Orlando
Si rv r r i Siiiidn*
I ;i I f • l iiifoi iiiat i*kii
i o»t* k, i ua.
Mr and Mr*
Janie* .la* L *on
o'clock at the home of Sir* .1 !» where *hr ia a junior in 1raining
Pei|im*» wan that th*
Japanese I *J to A VI Sunday Si hoi J
( kind #**)». We-ley. tiave retuinej
Dotaey, 210 W t a l
Fulrenth lo hetiitnc a nura#
11 00 A. M Morning H *r-lnp
Ituop* wrers, in eomplete
.h u g e '
fn»m Maytona llrarh wber* they
, Street.
12 *HI V l c e f i n g o f
ii
fu r
The UvicJn \urirQll&gt;rat Club ij * nt it yeriil diH * aajU i VI i und and Hint -bell* bmj *( mi ( »-«I a firvj
\
Circle Number F ur *»f the Firm!
fi on | l ion of nirmbm *.
vi the achfhol h mi*e Monday Vfr ■*, * . K Ban n»lph
I in the ti Hilit,* iy * amp.
Baptist Church
will
me. t wild m**f
* IHI P VJ i hri-Uau
Krutrav&lt;■i
P VI l lV e*id#nl fame# WilSlH‘ 11! 0*4.
k Mr*. Sanford
Doudnty
at F&lt; rt nlf
T«
»K
V
U.
S**pt
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•
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P
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V
win cat led the inert mg to order
Mi l All'trn
VV lutehiiret.
who*
SrHeade i t .1*r;0 o’clock
s bo |* M K arinng \\ .i ■*1111
:♦*! uriiiii’ nt * umnninitju# -aid
VFKDNKSDAY
A lter n #h«rt di&lt;n‘U**ion on a m iM n.ling Slot-T'M
I'niAer ity m i
I
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I
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un
attempt
by
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T h t G liU ’ AutlUary «.f the ►tnr..li,r.| «• • e ■■ « • * ,
\ lv «r -. at Del anti, i# *peu*lmj the wick,
Flr.it
Church will meet U ln h irt. Murphy im l Wer.l » « « end berv with Jet (n tcnt-. Vli tii tip- in i l n t i i *^ the S»*utb Man*
141i * hm iftfi latlwuv budge at IN MOV
• I 3:30 o'clock X the home of »p f»in !e il » cummilte t.. vl.il ami M i* P N. M hltehiir*!.
Sixteenth Mere* mid *m f o r d
mg. Mibtirb uf Vl .ktlcn, pi . ipi
U n . K rioci. E. D&lt;&gt;*. 1101 l1* 8* ■**"U*&gt;1 biuI »e* if » .Un.Ur.1 h!a*l Seventh S l r r n .
A hofiiie
iMtiil
n
i Ih J i I » - i night t--t»
it
Avenue
w *rr .-nn ho arrangelL A fter *hr
Rca F V| Moilor in ■111*ripe
ChinrAl*
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In
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III
F R ID A Y .
iBcuMinii thy*
merliiVig
w» *
Mr iiml Mr*
faimh 11all nut
Blhlr S.dn' d
l,% V
TH. choir uf the Jun\or Chrin* , lorneil over to
I’ ruf
John.on and *nn, firstly, Jr.. wb&gt;* hav# Mukden, m w tin h u Japan* *i* lto&lt;n j
VVmm ip and « munuiiun
I I IHI
tenant mid
thru*
*i*FI» n avcii'i *

MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

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*’hi i»t mti Kntb ny*.f
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\ *■-! till roiniiiiifil'Hlt* -mil tin* \t. Bpswit, P»rk Avenue, *t 7:301ffcnner. flv in * the amount of if » r Orlanduto m»ke their rntnre
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net * mount of frrtili»er. The.e «*’ Mr.
hrulhe. end .ivter- wat 1 4tkm over l*y thi* lupiimx't
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Carm r Part Aneniif* ,m*t Ihird
ot tbi. ir In row in th» Sun l.nnta r r in fu n rd with machine gun*
Street
employmmt bureau at the eham- tere«| anu-ng Ihe farmer.*.
\ 1lupiiti'het t** the Ri'iig"
Apartment*.
Bov. Jubn ]i» own B m Mum.
hap o f comntPm awung Into full j T. W, 1j iw ton, Jr., *&lt;vn of
agenrv aini ape* ml dmpatches 'aid" j
action Ihi* morning in an at* T
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purchased the Fall line nf rrady railway m ianl. ar.il * me infantry
e f “ Mr. Flxlt'* wav atinmuced by' rpcni earn, « r - l t in D&lt;v.th Day t. -wear for tiave*. Itrpartniviii
l.uhtiriK foil..wed.
th * San K ttn .
I Harbor. Me. They report a moet Store.
Special diapatche. from Mok
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A committee entuiatin# nf D r . . cnioyaLlr vacation.
ilcn «»t'l the Japanrve had la'UU"
H. C. Lymnn. C. II. Smith, tnd 1 Mra. Anita Crawford whn ha&lt;
John E. Uri !*»*, Jr., win ha ..pernlinn* with tile aim of of. up}
L. Powe w»a appointed by Iren apenling the tu.nmer with i
vleitlnit hie parent., Mr. and mir Mukden.
ddant (itttlfrry IFnkft—t9 .l* fc .)t f^ ffliit !!8fi R r.. .AI. M. K inu. in
p_ llri’.lurt. a t IhcLr ht.me t Jatittne.e l ron[.. in the I a i c in 'e |
ent the chamber of rommert*. Oviedo, left Friday in reeume j on Talk Avenue, left Sunday i n ', rimer*.inn w**e larlnn t« irtTTrr*.i(

Moinimr tVm hip 11 tat \ t| *
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Han Service," a abort play b j lullob.
1 Mr.
and
Roy H.
Yount; Pcnplo’* Service I.eairue
Bee* W earer fle v e n r r, will b*
J)f- and Mra. S. W. Swope, o f. their ht.ntii in AV- at Kirvl Street.
The S nth Manrhutlan railway p * g j»
prevent* i by th* Chrbttan En­ Orlando, were vlvltine Mr an d 1
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croa»tv th* Hun River In rntertnu*' '
----------------------deavor Society of lb* Cortgrera- Mr*. AV n. William* nf Oviedo j
Mrs. r » t * r l*a:il will return to- Mukden, capital, of Manehurlta. I y \|TII COSI'EI. T A IIK ItN A I'I.K
tl nal Churrh on Huuday ovrnlnc T h ’.rvday.
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t ' marrow afternoon fn m New York with about 100.000 inhabitant!.
,
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#1 the pariah ],nuae at 7:30 o'rlock. ^ Han. S. F. I.nny. of ChOluoia. City where »he hr* Iwen .pend in* | It-rent cauer* of irritation he-j
k 'o W rit I'irvt Street
Tkoa&lt; who will tab* part are:
i* ihnpinny in Oviedo Thura-j lb* |4'» reven w;»k*. She will l* taren Chinee* an I Japan#** were]
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Sunday School III oo

Fathar

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.accompanied ly Mr*. Cecil AVin* the attache by Chine** on Kr eanj
Preaching Sertl * 3:00 p. ti.
Jenevlrnne WelK aa ('hrl.tl.n7iy;j Mr.
pA tmXtrr of Chu-1 *»t«. « fa .‘ Alice Knley and Mtaa tnlfatimv worker* In Maoehurial Th* (lev. [trnrfy tiowm. even,
4ad Oaetrud# Vinine Caret Vliw lut)U
ln OyDnln on buvinee* Kathryn Doherty, who will be lb* and the reeultant riot* in Kurra yetia, „ f Oklah me, pill haw
r&amp;Ytaf, and Aleno tlellamy, U r * * 4■T tin n 'jv
• cue-tv t f their unci* and aunt, Mr.‘ ln which Korean m bv kiH:d bun- thnnie nf thi« ivrvtee
i m , .ml Mr. n I n lh e U r ! ln^ t*1*- P- Bannon, of Maine*' dred* nf Chine*#.
Preyer meetina Wedbr- lay
[le f l O rM o \VodneadaX~fbr poiuUl C' lT. durln* the fall r .von,
j The Chlnrv. in Korea fled lo P. M.
i a.
Japan#** police !t«lione,
where
SALVATION ARMY
Inter -dene ml nat Innat.
In the mo. nlaiti* ui N T They.
CtpUjft A m n h c U t n ^
,f lS, tltry received pr. te lion, the J*p4. 1
aapeet t l Vtop for a week or two
Salvation Army, hn&gt; , rriv-l h'r* anr&lt;* f lt in ( nn Korean attackin* CALVARY BAIT1HT t III R&lt; II
It# B*d| Se.oml fltreeL
at Wajrnevvill*, N. C. before ren tike rharee of If* local or irk of parti**. The incident, however,
: RalinU y nL-bt open Air Meet
**
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turnlny to Deb-do.
th* SuWrtjiuit Ann). Captain cBuoixt conviderabl • frictl n be&gt; , 1:00. P, M.
A t WooJmrn Hull, 2"J Oak
Tony
P'.tchford County Enllarrlr*
hiv
fur
the
pa«t
»var|
tween
China
and
Japan,
the
N*n-|
Avenue
Sunday Bewkas.
R ,'iw tn re * 11w llae, 10.00 A. U j
o w r "k *
" i,:‘ h :t
1 '* h"
kln« aoveremen, demanding that
y lri, , n.( ThtlJ Sun
' I U atrem l M. Port to- will t r t «« I'* ^ U‘
t„ J inlt.
I 'b arr* *t Sebrirt,*. Ir.or n that Japan mik* formal apolury f o r i j * , , nt ttth mon,p.
read* in the Oviedo vt inity.
time Captain H int** had hrld th**tta.-ka upon chine** In K re*
meaeapr.
Preaching ||:Wl A \|
4 aa d
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reu:
I’lv c c -. o f SanfenL w u , ntK,iMln, 0„ tn Kent'irky and render ccmpe.uatlun for lot* i f
Company Meetina*. 3:t&gt;0
P. Vf
M. I
* u' Hiceerv,
Erenlnp Renter* H.ffli P, U,
many
with
hi*
Ohio and fnr n tear and half wav Ilf# and property an I alvr auar
Y * n « People'* U fio n , «:tS p .jtk ak u t* b * " '!'
1fvteiiie In Ov.edn I'rktay.
Me aortal etrvic* wntker for the anteea ***ln»t recurrence of out-!
A L L BOI LS CATHOLIC
wm A ir mewv.ww.
Earl Rrr&lt;kinatnn i» aialn on Salvation Army H.lh'emenl and hreaka.
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M eellnr, 7:3d P. M.
CIII'NI'H
Kn Jen 1)retina, «^ 0 P, M.ltlw etraet* after n recent illnee*. Day Nursery in Philadelphia, Pa,
4b will n be a welmm#1 Emil Karat nnd femtly, of O r-.
-----------YBOR CITY —( to.ed Bank
Rev. J. J. Mrlnnrrny,
for Captain. Harr lae, whtlbndu. were recent tun tt of Ibelri
LARGO—Sine Lair Servlet Sta- Ybcr City to pay additional divi­
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kobn UOJUfarred hm from ' rlrter, U n . C. W. Rower, of tloa at renter of Bar Driva and dend uf eight per tent to
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Ua.e 7: W A. U.
Oviedo.
&gt; Mh St , beftij Improved,
pecttM.
W m r U g o a l 9:00 A - M .

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with the rity nn unfimplo) m»nl. pel of Jncktonvllle ..'h.ed,
. tioue hiv trachinit at Hubert l ob ‘ patch from Mukden, an,| the ■uThe Itevi II Itvinu li.u llit, rre
Katherine Leary af th*
fn e n d v of Mri. AY. II. I.uther ley*.
. thor.tie. cautioned the uppmai* tor
chamber at ropimerra will-be In wLI tetrtel to learn ehe i» •*.
j mately 3U,t*at Japanese inhahi
Siiteenth Sunday after Ttinity
nctfv* chart# of th* bureau.
rlotvly ill *t her eumnter h o m e
Mr. and Mr*. Pitt Dniland, of. Uni* nnt to Irarr the area,
Sept. iSi, Hull,
:r.
in Wavtie.viile. N. f .
IHut SPkinf** Arka ami Mr*. J, U.
Japan *e who had been livinu
11 ty f'oniiniitiinn 7:30 A. M.
TO PRESENT PLAY
Henry AVo'rntt leflVVcJneeday1 llmlend, of Pin karil. Ala., have within the wall part of Mukden
( ’hnreh Sch-ol !i til a . M
for ll»in»v City wh"re he will icUirned tu their home* after emf other part* t i the native rity,
Mur nine pray, r and* et rnu.n hy
“ The Pile# o f Vnl-intary Chna- enter Me FloridaMilitary
Invti-' *p. iuIhir a »hort lime here with'man moving to the Japaneer di*- Ihe rectnt 11:00 A. M

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of furniture you would like lo ekrhttnite for n cow, u canary, a vlctrola.

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TOUB NEW SPAPER
* • # ia F lo r id a 's H e art
T fc* W orld** G r e a t e s t V r g t U b la
* a d R ic h e s t G a r d e n L a n d
VOLU M E

M e m b er A ss o c ia te d P r e s s

ft

ROOSEVELT IS
REBUFFED BY
IDS LA* BODY
N ew Y o rk
P a l l s

L e g is la tu r e

To

P u t

U n e m p lo y m e n t
lie f

5IIru Hanford Iferalli

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X X II

B ill H e

O ver
R e­

W a n te d

W ife

iP M li P i

B e a te r

B ack

S A L I S B l RY,
Maryland
Sept. IK - ( A P I - A
eon
/e»»«d wl fa tester. Carenc*
Bell. 40. »»&gt; rivrn Jo la.«H*x
today on M« bare bark by
Bhertff Murray Fhilltp.
|i
p at tha second «jch punish­
ment In the *ta(* in a year.
Earlier in Ihr yrar a man In
Baltimore received 10 laxhea
tar th« .am* offtnae. Th*
aanten,-* wa&gt; rerrie.1 nut in
ikr jail yard. Mr». Bril «a«
not present I a'hm g i. a |irnklty in tht&gt; ttalr fur cn y thl.i

A l b a n y ] n . y .. s e p t , ih
i-na offrnaa
— &lt;A . P . ) — T h r e a t o f u v e to
b v G o vern o r
R o o s e v e lt nnd
____
th e a d v ic e o f th e ir o w n s t a t e n n o n r i n . . . . - . -

S A N F O R D . F I O K I O aT F R I D A Y . SE IM T -M H K r T

s.

&gt;

1931

1911

F iv e C e n t* A Cop y

BRITAIN WARNS GanJ/l1 Becomes Restless WHITNEY S A Y S C it r u s I n d u s t f y ’ s l
Round-Table Parley Is
(CBS AGAINST AsBeginning
TaGetNowhere SLUMP M U ST Y a 1 u e S t r e s s e d
Tvfet
FURTHER ACTS
ANOUHFR PACIFICEXHAUST SELF.By V isiting Speaker^

G iv e n

30 L aa h es O n

A N IIN
N D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R

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S-pi
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with h?* I- w# i* • 1# I tt.Jer him
i| iyv.r r * h*
*i&lt;n« - f i t federal .
G o v e r n m e n t W i l l N o t *t r» i ’.ti t
k h i i t t of
the (
rmtml ’ al.h n ' V i on e «liu'( &gt;!••» j
P ro s e c u te T h o se In ­
(tall l|dt#ni(t|- to in At'h &lt;M ate. t •
cn 'cn sl;*
(
v o lv e d
In P r o t e s t
i*# imttk,
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th l Ihr* p««f
A g a i n s t W a g e C u t s v ir J ii j • u
pi m«*Mi all t
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f i ' i u h v **

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FUGHr PLANNED
. fAit IL
claim Last N ight
MOYLE, ALLEN^ h ^ T o n S t i TEXASLAW B0DYi^«^“
CAN’T AGREEON Dinner Attended By
Im m in en t Citizeak
COHONCUTPLAN

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M e th o d s T o K n d I)ep r o a s io n

R escu ed

F lie r s

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N o t G iv e n l 'p M o p e
• ••« !*» 4«f «j|.| iv 1 .»J «i# u 1 n.| •*v
•••lc:r« tonight that forthrr &gt;.» «»%I aih* alttM*
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m e n u o f t h e F lo rid a C i t n f c
in rn im eH e '
— .
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P a v e W a y F o r B i l l io c ia tio n . us w ell a s th#
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mru.iir«k ir *i»ed h« re | dav
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B e i n g
U n d e r t a k e n p o r ta n c f o f t h . c itru s in daa*
’ **in. •• - iT p an .1 rw| aril tr* --.a*
h t •« •
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t y In th e N ew Y o r k lo g i.la from ih r )(ti*«irn «t«-am* i Hu Iparaltieit ih# Atlanur tie#*
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t r y to e v e r y
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p u ttin g
th r o u g h
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ry dm *i»» -n **f
l&gt;uuln»»!»* a c t i v i t y In th e • u r t b
w)f rut*
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fraa--l* i n f i r
fhrn*
fho lloua* of th . T .xa* ln«,ru&lt;ni.'i, it. , 1 1 1 j 1 1 , (O#.• It» lh,a \ . ’ V»
th e s e n a te nn u n em p lo y m en t i
it tan - •
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w ere e xp lain .-d to S a n f o r d . “ J
|ila**n*d In h**i» f*ir Siimr. \lva■ •la lu r. ,m rd
today to ia1 ffc Merchant# 14’ ••*&lt; 14*t 1.1*1 XI’S
.Sir Au«ten rham leilam ii«*i«fll\
i . *• »Ya*le him
r e lie f b ill c o n tr a r y
tu the
kit from Miami I'llgino. a -ma'I I' idly
■ Irfinitriy po*tp.n* cnatdarai*h«N&gt;ieJ hj all #er»i«T
«»f th# rc*t
l*udinn
buulnc.Au and p r o f lM
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1 illavr -nu th »r#| rf 1 «p# S i
ii .mi »l th . aamal, r.ocurr.nl
llt»u«e of t ’ •ntinon*. •! • irtr»-tl that
w u h e a o f t h e 'D e m o c r a t ic e x- II •
Ih# flit* 1l-l1 *1# ill P»‘»*
Hionai m en b v u &lt;|Uirtcitta a i
*i .»* fi
•ere»t with
'arm . where rhe*
*#re •« t |*l HI y ••mi r c i i M
.s olution calling
l i a i rtn a i
* Thr nasi
r0«( ni».i » |« m tte
h r m ) , * III
ipvak.ra whi h.l.)
attaniMn i t
a i* r«- Y f t • r h. ing
found \
llur&gt; |* l ong «( I.- uialana a
F a c t s T h a t M a y R e ­ iiitereti nf rrrrvo i'f in an«t rtul
1* til'tiTI 1 H r &gt;11 • *•i'll tli n *11
approxtm ataly ion (U M t* for o««s
,
e *»n»n**
U «d n f'ili, l.« « K illia n -hip
&gt;..n.umm«t»
liar”
which
th
.
•'f the na&gt;y to f nrj, t
»••• ».| •!• »!•••»«1 for
141.'
two hnura- laat night at th * V » ‘
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&lt;«in
' etl ‘ no.
s u l t In I n d ic tm e n t
M* -•age# a.n | ihr flier* will jf*i $ b 1 •
-rn
alr
adopt.
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niandat
‘ I am not looking hark." th«
Ih rn ' #: \»
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Th.
11so| * %
.h-a Hotel.
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9
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n iiathrifr.iffi \nme t- Svallf# po#*ihlv
fir»t I r«l of th« admiralty &lt;*ai«l
M'1(Mm«l t- lax.** \ •*A1 ( 0
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NEW YORK. .«rpt. t it — (A P 1 *'l am hviki it fm war I. i«inft*tviit
r \ l “»#»•$# Lilt* tli$ 11J*#. th#
they w .r* thire vot*a ahort
»h a 1
rfU' Of n
W A |* t
Viler .let i.ivelj .lolVat -l.tdgv Speatar.l I.. Holland a# • ]
Ir.tl. • l»'r$t i,r |n 1 'It;in 1 oillrol. 1f
Today the araemhly, mlnua two — A ntetur, 0( th* ,rtgic t , TIUf that we will go fot *4fi| t 'K' thoi
t
i" g the plan of (•.. llu .y I* Bartow, J a m .. C. Morton *(
-I. VVTI V. S. t? I •
i A I' i 4*1 r•&lt;1'• . Atilt t t*F siid n0 : or »x.
in
the
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Falter* from tha naif hburhod of &lt;yf a wrrk iifo aboard Ihr c r ix r r
l oiiu of l.niiKiantl. advu’ale of no , hum lair, and Knrl l-ehmanp,
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tha .la ta chairman. XV. King.- PrnfUln, fn.rn which Bvnjsn in I*
"th»‘*p pr*&gt;r»
I cotton planting in Ii. 11. Tex*. vat'll) appoint’d aexretary
i.n
t
• it \ Al #n f altl 11 id aviator«
■tt» t'ptirg \
I'lHGf f |Jt t|e*
land Mary, la aat to enact tha bill t "lling. was thrown a iitr min a maietl a Jejr of i.ipol develop t * Mite* It».f *1
’• -1-1*1 ir» ln«t night wv.a in .&lt;* Seminole Countv t'hamhtr
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the
foa'ition
g«»v
1 1 ir st*
watary gr ive, Ia«t night wua pin
Adjournment of the extra ordina
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jrctin-* ifjr lf into ihr mind »f th* •irnrr.ent of I’rinir .iliniUt-r J at rh• n
ry aaaaion la scheduled tonight.
a p e a k . r a. II
U. Papwcr
u«* n..
I
...g
a
r.te.l
curtailment
mraiutw,
v&gt; that M«*
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until
W
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were
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to
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4 ft 4# •nn f.-n&gt;
Bnoa-.Tflt, • however. ha. othri pro-editor of Suffolk C«i nt&gt; mth
p r » a I d t n I Ilf the Svjola
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I e&gt;. l h ving* ill# »ht'tnmg aoot^i at' eiupt » * «p#il v* ill !••• U|M»n a.'ll Ml
l
I'omp-nmiae
.tvpe
were
lettig
1 hind
«uch clarity th it hr .a il hr e*. vent th# dloatiJairtion o\#r p*&gt;
Idea. If he adhtraa to Ida darlara
County Chamber , f Comm.rra
P»:n .• f hi
varimii* *• • u.iri h Pm*‘ fli
.i ingle hop.
•Il1 r$«iiiMii-i f, , •I# *(* horsi (Ii.* 1 token h.m .ver, ami a fre«. »»n- head of th . lecal
tlon of a few day. ago to ra-»n- r.Mird i! In lead In tmlictnien’ s cute from w|'r#a&lt;lmi;
ommitf*#',
V*
fer.nee
c.onin.ttoe
w
a
a
exparlad
« u * -een in di*j
hi#
received' r 'In . •pi* r f #uni *•
•1 &lt;!Cliitflfl.I 1.4
Mranwhilr. tha virlim. n p ,... branch#* of the navy. t«* pt.iM
v»!v tha legislature tu again aut.
■ h * r f. of th . dinner; B. P.
fh.* fit:
*
went
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loilay
l»
draft
a
hill
Ilia* ) l " 1 f l ' U j
M"' r fi our n ! ..$4 * In a . #•&gt;( •('$144 S*
nut hla unemployment hill.. Thr Iru.ve.1 and !&gt;atlrr&lt;-d l..idjr n a.hrd * hiv*! teacher# . n j u t e u t . .v.l ,.ha*
&gt;of Altamonte Spring*: A. 14.
ft|t#ittat ' In *
4*n«l th v 'i *.v i»w# «’0 * hi *h hnth the houae and -rn- den of WinWe H arm , president
In #
R'j«*ia i
fram er
H rtat. ( '»ilh »••
governor pr; poa«j a conimi..loo a.h* rr yeatrriMt. war rrrin v il, **Annt*
I' •
'Aho. h« aid. failed
nte won .1 a*r«o
l.ii
it
rrtui.i
..I
a
pn.*i».*
&lt;1,
Thr Atlantic fl -t.
of thr"* "ouWtandi.iif man" to ad uhilr examination of hit | j n , . at
v**ncli foumt tf • flirr* i n an mi ,
f*ir.tii|i*
Ih . Florida Citru* Growers
t.i \
lahlt a:»«l
I t . Iim i'c late &gt;e .te rd tv
inioiatar thr relief money Th* Hr Ihr d im u o n .if District Attorney fruin Sr.Ythnl lo H h« Hit- purl#
i*tiite«i i't .i.i&lt;l »fi i u |h* N u \ a itil Pa*. -I ..p»n ih .........in | and U *.iiu r
tnghouao Aarociatlrn: and R . '
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I th# fu.ii
f.u
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in
t.
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n
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Blur
rat
bliahed
that
n
cu
rta
ilim
nt
hill
winch
w
n
.ld
ft»r inwe*tlr atmi.* ,.f •Miplaiiu# of
publican proirrain parniita ihr y. v
•I d refueled t t u (dlllie. t in t i#
Wool folk, pixeal.tent of the A o a ft
,
»**k»a 1 .1
•
'nlline*
»
i
i
nut
drad
when
h
i
.
KrJ-hlp# cau-ej ly | .*»V rr-hti
trnor to name the adminUtrat.irr
W h if hi c ttind. .to attempt t*. t e .1 1 tel cotton planting to ...te- ran Fruit Glower*; aaaiat.j
I ' "te d ti* th* n.iv.i! tadi** at ht •
III
i
|
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ahd
to
t
to
in
put
*'«i*r
t'c
jluyrrr
.hove-l
him
orrr
t »n«. *.vj* the center »f rontrnvrrkut aubjret. them to I ’ n a aupu
Xv^JjA * h .n tin
retu rn
e-h.l»l Ih in l id th* cultivated arra. Tin. ahnrt ulka.
!*• il Irian*) in Ii#*i ig Sea it'at t»-•
• let the
|u ]-J
* in the r(.•mint'll* W II t|*ll tll»l* a Iff a. • IHtnmM.lt
vtah.n by tho state welfare dap.it l.nrr.1
•*•*• ML* • a n ti.| I'lBiitmue then ' m* although lo ,|t.l any I I , . ' &gt; &gt;te «r&lt;
Thu ap .kk.r* pointed oatT thM
a
•
I'M
luitlge
1
r|i»
v\
whit!
r&gt;
iVuiihi
meat.
A
coalition
» .H ila
hill waa SI nda
Porcrrr Will.on- II. I.'ili.nn «uS- l.a^ainte. #aiit th.if
I ....... the iM T .p .r li.. ..f in n i ” .h
'lig h t tf. &lt;. if tie
ha* d«a \|l|l Ia .,1 i ; hl*&gt;
hOa tpxext.d In titr^p " ‘
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amended
to
r.e
tr.r*
planting
t»
Tha governor alan believe-. thr oornaud cixht person*. including kt*rn 'leAfrlbtil a « oiu'lvi* remit
gioxea and allied in.luatrihd- I ‘
l :ite»
1*1
riMiioi h i , r i m ? with
inlet 9
„a d«.time
I hen, Ir*
i ...iiitirx'f’d gin ni ..f 1*1.111 anil .in .- t .u rth th* Ian I in .u lt iv a t i.ia i turn rf JJf'O.OOO.nOO, that tb«-1
Republican bill would give tha ra Herbait rollingo, brother „f t « &lt; &lt;C&gt;ntlnc#J On l'B2t Five)
valil. the rnniiiiiitv# w«* .I,| ivr a •*r "it J.• i i!u «iiii* ica a rl tin I *i i r ml
«l»tn
man.
t.i
appear
at
an
i.t.iurx
1
h*«
«rnaid
nwa#ur#
ha
•
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I•
will
&lt;l&lt;per».
rip&lt;#ll)r
i
yng
hef workria “ a blank check1' lo
not teen ntial lurnov,r "from
•II •- I *r III vl n »a||l|
mi *vhi It Ya» o»*rh ard m rntiuning T ‘* 1 verntr'i mid rl.llctilnu. ''
finance, and that sor. ral tltna.* tjmori.'v* m-.i np K
ubjeetr-t to * filial vni.
icaches $70,000 ,000, that over
rnnver«atlun&gt; could continue t„ &gt;
»• » P o x llle objective f... tl ••
“ W oak nn I' un orfain r n m . il* *
Thu diatrirt attont#jp planned to J
The .em it, voted g| i0 !&gt; uoo parionx era employed tat
tha |20.uno,0ot) might be expended
; n .e tjl end ai.d « iW’i i.-ioit
irvrx TYu* mighl i|vlicitr. *vioXrnn. h o .ln * . .
Iruii.r* hn,» .&lt;
..................................
and aonta of it divert*.!
away from examine litiu ally everjorv con
■ a ain .i an iiatndipnat t# the nw klail of ritrva work daring
| Aft.»r voicing hw p .o t^ t. (.and !*i'’ n
'"trr- "&lt;•* n.lp.'d ’.he in r a .iit p m lleam cn t. nt I'tlon lull «hic|| would hav« u b - icanen, that thcr# i n |00 ^
ija iiilrnliunT-rniphymrttt of pub-1 nested w|th the case with tha a * - 1
lb
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col
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Wlnlpey '4 cptat.in .
rtf A r H " p tU T T W . •aheTtar ami. rerUon O* tt» »lam ‘VoOn'i-wilovr,
atltutad
pinhlblUon
huuag^ 00 e tm la g and
w ho*
"fanlaallc” . l a c . of tho
' ^ U M H M W V U i " f “ « " &lt;&gt;• Olu B tn. OI the t d l M p f *“ J*I'— '« r aootha* try
"'There hare la'*-/ -gxi
rn a if pU
planting
to th* 'pmvtaHn fug* a ' Um ifh « hm rfieUrtu*,'
.W t f f ■If for d « t it « U for' whom
ntht, to
tracaxiv Fe
, h. hs,
h ir j ’
Wgfchihns. w ^ ’h ,h . com d,il5V l“ ‘ ^
nan . top n i.h t
- lave -late.nclit. that
r*aa,ur&lt;*'' •l '• Italinn to oAO-fourth
work &gt;an K protidtd.
oat-fourth tha to
coltl-!t°
lU -'tofJ
ry*. I Urg# uuraorUa, sad
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At t h . I M b r Tridsy Innch I h# t kewn
» • • , *fL# ' i r . I ^ e d ‘ 7 r
f 'r
I n jM y- 1 °
plati- latad eras paxxagv nf tk, ra 1 »malt Uaraartea
located
“Tinh . uvarwhthnini; m a j . r i l y of I Iwltew
&gt;*Sa
Iron in.’oting of U i. Sanford L io n '.' for “ ‘•'J|t ' “ 'I n t i ' withi.nt |imh ■ r*&gt;*«r»*d hy ih* lluria* t.. tM in
(o.. g .at a lock o f frankasd that uvtr
In my atata ar* a n x -'
f a rn o t . x x n i n c hrr i.cfnr
&lt; ^ &gt; 1 p**»p|p
!&gt;'
rlnh at the Montezuma
llo t.l, Srailttna - f w .sith. els.* 0, i ! rrfeet condition ' \ .term tagrra||,n, ,lin m ,,^ 0f , n I ituetli.n ineaayro a a i roganted a* j vtata,
[ .-ertmtia. T h , bouw
Wedneada) ^ o * «( Holt war* pro
i g o c i that
tl
t h . aolutlon of thl* prrb l l ',,? wron ar.'' the praac uU&gt;r atid.
Fred g. U'll.on waa the gu.at of ' i,' ,i*r&gt;
1 '" ’
Iwlmittl will ettltu.l, »f |rv,.,g
whlatl. In
ca riiwt;
h- * rrrl.iin right* a b . c h l
killed ih* caitton rr.ihlhitinn plan : •" • »•&gt;• ^ea#*
, . i
* / i » h &lt;u n .m p io y iu cn t) b*
( th. Cluh and delivered an int.r
Grn.lhi mid l*i. all-liivlia na
* • '■ ***» •«•»•. 'he il rial .aid tN. ernvevard „• midnight On the
oiit without partlaanahip or t h . 1 m uit h* r r» t K t . d .
•"
In rplto of thl* "
rating
addnaa
oil
Ihr
(’
n-tilu
Imnal
if
n
ir
e
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urtziilal
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airmen
udl
,.,hrt
hand,
the
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»mraltnl
it" plaiilird ul.n, hut Uld not ex
la a k m g o f political advan tage inf
i.e * .rune L o n /, defeat in Tex.| ‘ ' -lion. 10,000,000 b l i t In eoaoUf
Urn of tho( United S ta in .
Mr. to «p«cial repruovnlatinn .'«r uuj ’ * • “ " |f
i.nth it., .m .i. i , , ,,, „ f ,-alaniit)
(C ntlnued On i’x i* Five)
otd.r that tho *U U may give all I
paoatou* y**r, th* m a rk lt
Wllaon haa been vrry active for rW ue. exc.p l Mn-.lem. and .a|t.h.
" e p .. r &gt; . re.«t,. l
n&gt; t h *! I...wleea. .la rn n .i. and in e.p o n .l "* v»»a i n n i t f a l temnered by of
proper a.alatanca to ill eltiiana,
aenate', me- ,'" r &gt; u bOndurUil It s more
•everal y .a r a in a a .latln g the l.o to which It h a . l.ecom» r.roncile.1. ' , n l l , ‘1 St*'*'
Bureau [ l-le |...».fU Ity m..ng.T« v illi ...me | 'he M.i„ih l arolina'a
fYovtrnor Ylooiavdt aaid yrkterindicated v,.othri
that K
Koio|i.»r.
•. Uhi1ii.aa&gt;
I hliti.an* 1 here
"rr*‘ *n&lt;Hvrvled
w.athe. i*ti»nkg
along th«*
the .............
i*.a i t» gnnd
Moat . f "■ •n yeaterday in un|irnving a hill lier,4 mattaar Sml with l**t, “ *
cnl Uivi# Club* In properly .h aril Ibnf
oioiw irt*,
d i , in ■ radio addroaa. N
m route ovei the
the 'eutli.
rjutli. int part
Pruhihlt enlion grupring next natrons tfftc U aa th* rtaal1
U
II T
4 m •#rvinif Constitution Wc#k.
piirt of I| lit
th ... hyateri al ...ri -itatcini.nl• i»u•a lini.t
tiin«( aith.nii
stihinii I t*ni
and »*•
a.! *..I.u.*
nn.
In opening Jobatc on tho lie
•** »*• unfa. i.n | for, &gt;*«'• li en a.dfidi, min nn I in.in i.-nr. explaining be w i.hel Lonial the gjne. si depri avion ami $1^H e l d tM t ill l O r t
10
Th# Club
IcnmeJ Lton .Sam erlv.x to the &gt;(tlalif l-.iti in I »|
i
.1 v .
.
&gt;"» In "vtsn.l fsxt" in th« . . . . . ovor pioduetlcn of cUrua. than
rtibllein
prcipeet, G eorg.
K „
.
. n
i Helaeh.r bark h 'me af.er ht. al&gt;- adult .'iff i a x , jti-4 a . the ni&gt;..t I tiding. hut that It
rlrn
*1 l e v &gt;*l the, h«\
r(am n , m a jo tll, l^der, . a l l the S O I V C T r U C K R O W , * m « during , L . imn,or. Lh?ch humhle in.Inn.
Nrnir. farther f.. (he n.-rtli
Vfaron,
' piv’ t in augnii’i
S W
j r r '- ^
* —
S S d Td. .try,
' r ^bocaua*
“ ! » al
- “ the
r refflelont
»
co*
U(publlcana h a i no dealrc to “ play 1
The nnlmtifift »• p(i,r(ti t
T.h *• I t..’. ivn Id I llri.nnlel xe.'-'t- nnd iH i.i’i ii... I., buy, and c tt.in iiinhildli.uv. plan.
*«» *P«nt in North farnJIna. New
•*• i
'
paiativ,
work
o
f
the
Ch
|.&lt;jlltln&gt;" but wiahtd to avoid
The Ixvui’ iana everutlv*
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. Id .- Y u k . an.| other eaxlern atalea, niinmiKir«* b, • • ♦ * At ir# . .«• heads in .a &gt;hi&gt;uld ttay fly ’ .m at’l In iriar.ling *n l f.irmulali'.n ..f
min fi-rwlarmntal dtfecU " in tho
IA.P.I- Muter whi.-U" commix- where Mr. KUt.chcr
rnmhlii*.l «*lu»i*tfi lonu* Ait #tl-(.r qtifstinni . Noin.i. Inn HI,Iil.l Iw nil .. 1,1 rr. c&gt; n-truetlv l -pine-x |n.llriia"
K4&gt;M#v#lt procram
I'vuutiue -«• Jhn* ■ npptr nnd Ik. I)r^r. tn
atonprt in acvatnl aouthern atat a ‘ hu»in*-a with a xummer vacation him ^hoLl wlia*. l&gt;# m' i rh , m , f 1'f l 1hep* ft i a fi.gh i u, tke
K’
i ala u a (ailaj tu fz a itio u properly,
- i M .anwhHp f t RarrUao rg. Pa.. met in exeeuliv* eeiamn today tn : -Chat-man Mayor, o f'th e play nk'nllW iiij wt*r.\ »» in i.tr
•» mland mute thtxvl.gh Alaaka, Vu dnnianil g..l mil ..f
aliu.im ent ii'
Ofw. (ilfforxl Pinchit, mrnti. ned an attempt Jo reach o a lulion uf prouotl equipment c o m m ilt # # / r # - ^ UrI tndin»i I' rM atu r. ii# . kon lerritnry, Hrltidi I'uhmhiu dining and aftei ihe World War. m
,•
.
?n' ^rvT,oU» ' . u compute failura, and tho it* .. •
• V a poaalhla candidate for the tho truck lictnxo ditfivultia*. The port# I (hat tha playground #*piip
Ikat h#
kujrnH bn to Seattle
ilimugli artificial fixation nn I) tiuvernor
tvoxernor lung
l ung had accepted , tire atata
, u u wanLI
k . . . auffarvd
,.,r f .Mg ^
*
would have
Rlpuhliran prevldrntlal nomina­ first me.ting nf th* g r u p laal leant at the
* ' South.Id.
“
* “
“ '
IrtfUlaturr wrhi*h «&gt;i«l n^i ••ntair
Pilmary
Th.- tlier. were taken off N* . i-ntrel &gt;,f price., Whit ■ «, &gt;n| I th. ll*r ilrfrMt of lii$ (TOKram
•n ineasurcably.
tion. announced he would call an night adjourn*.! withept taking ihh-ol had been placed in firxt • ufi'r «nm«n.
i»rln I .land and put aahure In unli-n wrn. .till paying the |ienal 1
r
th* l#Yfr*t fotiun fra w .
T . #k, ,
t #k ...
antra aanion o f tha I'rttiuylvanU any action.
Th# m ih iip tf declare) I n««L ■ he villuei* „r Mi.tnu. I’llIgin.i • ty for ,in li pnli.'li s an.| hud n..( •Ilf State, a* earning the death of I h T&gt;K i*
e’ *»» ahape for the opening ,.f the
, J k “ th*
WglaUturt to (vnaldrr th* unem
t ,r t lea rind the' trie eeuniini. I ,.. ....
,
- , ‘ . *!**.
the nn-cotum plan.
P*
Solutions of th* truak liccnxo arhool^tar un 8apt. b*H. The l.iona !tr u on»* chR'it'cry U n ic '.r urt . 1 I-'and.
pi ymerit pro'cltm.
Thi-jr plane I * , figuied
There I. not
quotlon waa nfforad aftar a m»*tSotfovd ha* alway* takin popular tody directly #Iret it I.
'There
nut a chane*
chance under T V . * . V , h" ” ? ‘ 7 I
th- -nn. of It* war .srerlonce.
hlrfi, he raitl. w.»* tjc«t ui . d t e trsn.-l'ni’ifii amhltu.n, ..f .iv cra l
Senator John J. Poiuiiga*. ml- Ing by Charlei McCabe, T.nneiaai ■ «'rMt mtcraat In playground
' w t l n g lhal all mu*i .l . s .. &lt;io.f. ,un of my calling a vp m W ' k.* T k iiii?
^ *1
lty Irader In tha atat* aenate. comaiiaaiatv.r of (Iran.-* a n j t a a - ' pm' ° t for the amallar chil- the nr^N ,.f India “ the ,.-.re.l .* t , ..f (l|r r . „tlrimiia'ly
r,g ,„ ..| y hullt •" the r.oHjn.tmenl. the .t«-k -x
,.f i r , U u .a i.n u la ^ ila -!
't c « n U ^
‘iZ J Z '&amp; l * '*
tConUnuad
un
Pars
six
)
• rly sttarkod tha KepjhMctiw ati n and Albert Woodruff, mem dven.
country In th* woild.
. fnr
llari III Br-intlev.
it
r.a.
pieolil-nt
'a
i(|
there
.In.ul.l
lure
t
ttoaUBUOd
un
l
»»a
Slx»
lore
Itr imlr),
ir
xn**# t
|is.s any acreage reduc__ ,
*
-far thalr x tan i today.
“ no favor..I i-Im h i
prlvl• lion t i l . ' (ioverno, Long .aid. - ■
nt aiitloni'l |ty him la&lt;tt &gt;rar ofl**bar of th* Georgia pu:lls tcrvlc*)
The ent*:tainm*nt for the meet'
*
rev
s
* ' i".
l*n*J induxtri
.“ Human auffarlng, human want, commixaion. McCabe aaid Tm n .a- Ifa w»* pr^vhled by Mi*« KHz*.
Such a law would b . unconatl-! J a c 0 0 8 J O A S S I B B
htlman diaaatfr n u t all tw inlan- tee lx only after big trucherx who' hath Clark, planlaa r f the CIu’j ,
“ Tlii- rrla ilir
.. rannot hup.- to
... t.i,,,i.n|
i . iMu.ni and unenforceable
n ___ : a
**
A a
1a. r \
•
1000 lu,Ir* fr,'ni Japan an*l wrrr
unettforvea'hl* and
and' f~ _ ~
maintain hi* own
w h o the
. i.- , woutl no, do any gun.1 If |J wore I I I K e f f I S t r a t l 0 n O f
ii(led *o that the old-lima itmnd- are tearing up the toadv an d . and by Ml** Joanna
Arra
own ...L
p .u e. when
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t Kepublican phlloiophy ahall rhould hi made to ja y . Ar for ■ who t, an aeeoinpliah«l
price, el i h ii h he can j.urcFu
purcFu-a no, •
| .
xinger.
piifne«l •rn^fr.
• «■
j VT •
I \a
" ft ih# mM#r burnnl out.
ta il.- ha tald.
the amall-xcal* farmer hauling hi*
I’rexidint Mag Stemart prcvjdel ( H H i t L &amp; S t N 1 1? H t
Th.. r« , A.h trie I the .hip o .t have fall*■■ W a ge iiui-t Ju.tify
lie refuaml t* apologise f*r *c A n y N e w S t u d e n t ^ - 4
YTha governor wants full au­ cwn produce * fr m neighboring, during the meeting,
c-.-n VolJ#
(A*r. Lion
___
“
,r^rly thl* #utnni#r Lul JacitlfJ it tl.*m*.|v * on 'he t a l l , nf pro ruaing tho TeXai legislature nt
durtlnn and p^if.iimonc"; i.nthority to appoint a emu mite ton • late*, the* wilt he unmolevted.! William, waa appoint*) la a-t on
vould not make th* flight.
having been “ bought like a itch
C mtemplatlrtg a 10 p«r
n* B. II. C IT X U M .
“ fraa. public apirltad mea“ to b* &gt;aid.
behalf of the l.ion* Club . n the
Allen end Moyle .pent a .font*! tlaa. o f w age, cannot ho h*| I up of e rn. In rrjecting ration pro-, m rent* tn enrollmont in tfa^.
Thr
(
h
u
e
team
cam*
through
*o
that
the
recipient,
ran
unfair
lntaSr the tellaf fund. Ho
general
arrangement
,ccirmittec
Suggeatlng that all atatex in­
~
te l* .'JJunior
u n io r High School.
Principal jfa
to the City Choinpl'.nxhip hut rebuilding the. .hip before they l y ’ obtain Im-rra-el p'jrchn&lt;in.| hibltUin, after rerriving *a tel*.
not want It to tm rxaponaibla volved work toward
ireiprorai which I* tn chart* o f the plan* fur night hy defeating the Semin.ile took- off from Semuahirn Bench.
gram from J. II. Fisher. T aio a .T Ild ag Jnrab*, retantfy iv t iu M f '
power
brought
about
'jy
wag»
ru
any •xioting atata depart toeat.
and
p lan . Commlxaionar McLItt nf tha- Chamber of Commerr*
Northern Japan, Septemiier V.
d'irtions In other quart, ra. At lepreaenutivo, wno supported tho f r°m SB axtonded vacation I n - l l ™ ™
Ruth D iy Cleaners in thr third and de­
Florida offer-d o resolution laxt civic luncheon for Mr*.
riding gu m P to 4.
tempt* In help one iuduaiiy at the ruttun prohibition bill, auggssting North and Boat, will b« in
llryan
Owen
on
Sept.
£t
G h u fc h G r o u p E le c ta
night but S p n g u a Silver. Ncrth
Palmer xtartad
the gam*
f r C o m m itte e T o M e e t
rxp#n*u nf others, or on* ,*:tion leai h&gt; do so tn “ allay (Ittar- "*^i&lt;* st ths Junior High
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.
Carolina lapreatntative, object.d
nl tho country at th* expan** of nr**.” The Ti-ss« senate Wedn*.- frTHn tt •» *3 n'clack oi
R odm an L ehm an H ead
l i g h t n i n g k i l l s i, HURTS
'« :
T o F ix O w e n P Irdh
to Its being road.
day nlcht adopted n re so litia u . Tuasdaj, Wednesday, ami
| other metinns. must h# amided.
day mornings la assist
two hit* for s tulal of on* run,
li nning Ihe Ix iiiia n * governor
“
W.
rannrt
hope
to
r*-«*tat&gt;IUh
[Radmaa L z h i i a . local high
WAR H I N Q T O N C O U R T
rurtla la raghtaring for th* ..
this run rvpilng in the second in ' A commllt.-* repn-.enting each any __
h lasting prosperity
lt t&gt;
“ lonvummat* liar," .
anumt
or
If
otjtool inatmrtor and ioA o f ComHOL'SK, Ohio, Sept. 1$.— (A P.) ning on sa error and a aacrlfiru of th* civic club* of Hxnf r I which we' eresU in AmeriVnn^iivinasrtif*
Only this* who lias* not barn
^aaloner ft. J, Lahman, waa aloet• -One pecton was hilled.
; hit. Rawa.u took up th* buiJm • •• preparing for the combin'd
tk a lr m n i f a group o f man
were seriously Injured, oml •* ; for Chnx* In the aixtlv and allow* j Chamlwr uf Commerce* sir,) title • » l of Huliin IIon)* to steal from
ly need register at that time.*"
Imr Raufar I protarUnt
• tunned when Ughtninf struck (p,,, j,itx ftir a total of three runs, *lob lunahvon In hmt_r of llepre- • n* class In order to gtv# fr»n
AcesrdIng to Mr. ilagoha
CHICAGO, Kept U . - t A P . j alms tn annthcr.”
. ,
- hat boen some m U itd m t
’ e n tI a a n lfh . a J uh_fri * » * . 1a . fse th s-v ia iq il * *i th# gam*. . la n la tlv* Ruih Btxan. i h r u u i*
Y n tp fw a h r o r e m tn . • n
A
e
b
itm
rv
me'hada,
r
n
c
L
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in
g
.
n
r
n
r
l
-.
---e
y
progress a l Browns Chapel. WITsbv*ut th* k t i i t t» h f osoa
Hodge pitched for tho Dry l*oU Sapl. SA, will meet this a ft­ sitiU rlal tiinllalinn nr production.
Sfti*t Church t* dlocaa* , ___ rare prapatallon aeht by airplane lard
Ater,
80, earalskrr
o f th* ----------------Tear, "many b * lit v % . 4
.
,
.
Cleaners and. .with
. » —th* •xceptioa »rno-n at B W n’e la h in the of i ri e-fixing ami pi Ics-msnlpula- •
from
Buffalo,
a
destitute
mother
^
i+ rirry in g out th* prevent cityla Liin# mid#. This t i u
ohjpel. wax htllad. One man was j a f tho first, f-urth. fifth anil ninth * * * o f the Snnfnrd Bulek Cm. to tb'ii, Igooro the fart. W h l t n r y
mot atat nt,"
: of iks children lingered near death p
wxrahked.
bad v turned
•_t_____
I. v . . ahuto.it
L __ _ .hall,
. . . mak* their
iv . i. __n_i___ . . .
.C .r
sm l'sed. Two vrero
were badly
Eurned j1 Inning,
.. .
WASIIINOTON. * . p t 18. - ‘ rout Mas, sa tha slat* ad,
also
pitched
preliminary
plan.
token an oatlv# l : l a y ax phyairioaa pondered the one stricken blind.
I
r.“ * 10 T '
#*S a « p r ^ • * m not ho * / f « t l r , haforn
I Cottar tpenad th* first Inning for - this occasion. The mrmYrra of th- n ’
af thj pro teats nt source for further ■ foe1.a cf the
tlnue tha •Lpriaann is t0 prolM g t™ |., l,y Waite, tilffo rt, tuUoo- &gt;tar. Th# s«aM hooka w U lh a L
Chav# with a doubt. t&gt; right field. I conintittoe sre Homer llari ii, F
hare h**a »**k- llfrgiviog hormone.
Ih#
04
ad
of
ras.ljjatment
thron
g*|
„|
r.Irwf
director
that
Ural to n -! tMs vo ir os Jurlnw tha — - • ' '
PHIU.IPB* W ILL FILED
. Buddy (oik* followed with a Home C. McMahon, V: It# Willianw, W. homeopathic attempts tt cur* *n&gt;Mr*. Audraw NtUon. victim of
prraonv
uiiinitir* will b# able to handle that years."
.
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,
l»
Watson
sn.| George W. Me- noinle III* by Injecting into them
run to ertter fie ll. Thl* was a 0 |
htjh*tho malady known as Addison*
BOSTON, k e p t 1». - &lt; A . P . ) - Cbsss rt uld dn until th* f.erilh I B *ry.
ra W.I
‘
unempluymrnt situation next wt»-i Arraagtmonta h«Va Lgw .'
W &amp; .’
more
uf
the
attempt#
|
intirfara clty-wtd* disease. * l&gt; ouatchOd from dsath T&gt;* win of John Phillips, »
.
.
.
.
for * f r t ih y mew
enra with st’ oply end demoal
a week ago when phyvlctoaa ob­ member of an nbl Boa ton family, whan they pot over four run* aa
Opening th* mooting c f Owl a t tha pdncipal’a
'
foer
walks,
iw&gt;
error*
and
ous
TH
REE
KILLED
IN
CRASH
which'originally
raised
Hum."
tained th* r ir jln freor Ubomtoriaa was filed la probate Court jrr»r l S L " ^
~
commit•*« headed by Doan D. o’clock Uatardsy
hit. They added on* mnr: in tha
tuuaa1Ut/)T W lowing tha of Dr. ¥■ H. Hai tout, ami *uppl&gt;- tarda; ditposlng of tn estate egYmmg t.i mobilise teliaf for-.**. *&gt;• A yarning hog
fifth
ta
d
U
o
In
tho
ninth.
R.
I
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Aept.
IA
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WEBTF.RI.Y,
I DIE IN JAIL BREAK
mantad Ii lator with small quant I t!mated at tJ. 700.000, all parson
prayer m attog x.
Gifford sold th* tint a f hi* ( rgOfa- pupilo coming J
Tonight
a
tram
from
Orbnds
IAJ*.)—
Three
ptr.»iia
w
a
r
*
U*o from Rochoeter,'Minn. Now a l propovly. His f.nly
Isstion was 10 La “ a f wldsrvl r r t- t hot thdy wiU ho 1
hairs « r t 1 w||| (toy a picked team, il halng hlll*d and
am thr** Inl’ntd U*t night
WILMINGTON, Deb, Sept. It. Ic* (■ . - mmaniti** in thalr '» fh
saly to days’ supply &gt;• Mft a id no
ram u i u
Wo m a n
dauthterv.
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a
benefit
gssaa
for
8ll.t*on
Kin­
hr» actomo i&gt;. 'ollldeil at — vA jr.I— A guard ami Prlaonar, ef m.-#ting th* b ird.n placed upon
proa pact 1* in s!«hi for
mara.
' low. Th* 8anf*rd team will’ ho­ RWWmood. star hare
war# that today la o jail brook , them by naamplayawat, g h g t in g
i r « Y ! V R x ! 'T W w 8«PC i t . Physician* don’t know ySt whathINFORM 1!U IB KILLED
I foutpnaad r f .player*
. . aaketaJ from j Tha dea l wars Alfrad J. Mar- *| tho New Castla county w ee k -' that burden might he.
i# .l— Mr*. MaiUh Jaweu. U. or tho oapply in fatal la M .ucfa
all tha fang na tram*, and «h#-B.|| Oa, 47, e f Nawpcrt. hi* wife. F,.a, hod** resulting In tha esenpo o f '
la ss tt winter public and private loot j m t fat Mas
on a farm near her* H cuts the woman.
•Wfapo o f f ““ lo
PROVIDKNCE, R. ( , Sept. IK procoafa of th# game will ' 1 &lt;*. and Bernice Fon. 1A, of B.&gt;*Id.prisoner.. Both wo«faded w a g ' agencies in eonuuMiliaa ihrsagk
a aha was butted by
—------------------1 — IA .P .l— Harry Votpa, bootleg- lu ro o i aerr t&lt; young Kinlav
srtU mc.'ver Ths hrsdk rssaRfadieut tho country mat tho stootUfa
fa. A g BO-year-aid mao. who
W INTER PARK— Coaotrsctiaa
Canatfsetlan |1 »«r J T informer
W o 7L r for
Z
K ^ em l
Frdantl
from a carsfuUy planood plat.
|ot&gt; the shale s« them «aa a adoiL to.MVw aid nf Mrs. Jafaa. prfagrrr Ing on Witching Hou* o«*nt* ha: UtJa city and formerly
MIAMI w- f MHM.000 improvwCITY -Rahuildlng an)
t f ssffarifag. Thera lo
(tin# *nttnekad fay th* snimal now fra il and cold drink staiviv {
Detroit and vicinity, was ffund | irent prsgtam n d e rw a y at plant
g Elbrrts t'rate A Boy
CHEST VIEW -D.
Duhoao
but that day will d» H
a a t isrW Nte l»H ' haiag ametad an earner a f
In aa as to mobile Iof MIm M Racing Association at:
on Ol-amler S t , under Hdord ]*ailor Market (A
In thla winter eras if
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Park A n , gad Cow sisd
’ Hial*«^ Ws-s •
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will ha g y ^ U r .;
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PROSECUTOR HAS
MENTAL PICTURE
OFTRAGIC DEATH

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Fred Wilson Gives
Address This Noon
Upon Gohsiituiionj mm m

Executive Sessioni

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Chase Team Wins ;r

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Life-Giving Harmone
Is Preventing Death

Gifford Confident
That Unemployed
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UW IVERSITY 0 y FLORIDA,
O AIN KSVILLE, 8.pt. 17. - Dl•M ul Into four complete t.air.&gt;,
tk« University of Florida football
team Indulfed In the first strsn-•tk* tcrlm m ai* &gt;» .ton of the
•ItSt
s.ason
yesterdsy. Coach
C u r ie s W. Bachman malchwl hi,
f l r t t and second strings i f i nst
MCll other In the morning period,
apd tloaed a hard day with the
third and fourth aggregation*
■ p*ini rlsa yesterday as Link

b u rg . T h is la the team
th at r e - 1
PROVIDENCE. R I.. S^t. 17.
f e n t ly « o n the • t a le ch am p io nship
Tb#
c a rtin g com)»eti
in S t P e t e n h u r g . and one o f the — M F )
be*t gam e* th a t has e ve r b en lio n fo r l i t I'ro fc v a io n a l G o lf e r * ''
p layed on the S a n fo rd diam rut i* • •• » ia tiu p i h a m p io rn h i’i
y e vtviIn proepect w hen t h i* e tw o team *
d ay i rew a M cp nearer to the «pm eet. T h e gam e
is t ;h e J u t d to ,
n t- t t'.ab lr rla a h n ft v r e n
• t a r t at 7 :3 0 o’clo ck
t
h
.
d
efen
d
ing t i t l u t , To m m y A r ,
Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g the g irl*
rv w ir o f f * * tro lt, an j Gene F&gt;arare n . *»f f ir # a t N«-rk, l^&gt;ng Isla n d
T h e M» M h era
he w ith more
or le«* d if f ic u lt y acru m ieinied t h i'
ir o f a la r*
in to
the q u a rte r
f”in a l .{’th o le m a tch ** w ere ll ll li *
R u r k r , th« ••pen tham pkon, young
Ifo rtu n
S m ith ,
of
|)e tr i t . . A!
t&gt;pinn»4«. I hi* ago v e te ra n . T y r i !
T h e re w ill l»« a &lt;lan c g iven at W a lk e i of lUdgv«(MMj. N J . and
th
f ’ Hy H a ll,
« la r tin g
at
10 tw o o f the yo u ng er p r-fe v a io n a l*.
o’clo ck in h* nor o f the v i* titin g To m t r e a \ y . o f A lb a n y . \ Y-. am i
D enny S h u te o f i h irag n
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g il ls from S t, P e te rsb u rg

g am e , the second
g am e
o f th»
iv e n in g w ill l»e p la y d when T h a *e
and the Sem in le
D ry
C le a n e r s .
c la s h in Ibe th ird
and d e rid in g
.g a m e of the « ity
ch ain p in n « h ip
fam aep » noot sedot^ j o i *&gt;)
1 * e n e * . Hath tra m * a re out det- r- '
In tho afternoon.
m ined to w in the gam # and
lh »
Blbby, tha veteran full bark, re- c it y ch am p io n sh ip and it «hould
Rortod yesterday morning along ■a l*o t-e a gam e o f g am es.

With Shaw Ruek,
the
Palatka
sophomore candidate, for quarter

&lt;-oach Bachman stated after
tV« practice that he hadn't had ' Tomorrow m gnt a Iw n r f it g am s
ta t proper |ength of time to de- w ill br stage I fo r Stiu « o n K in la w
fo m la a Just how the team
akapina up. but for th* first day
.th* Initial /crimmagt was a sui*♦ *•.
Tha
backs fumbled frefluently end ml.plays wera a»i«*nl at all lime*, but additional
practice should smooth over these

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Players To Report
At Beach Sept. 17

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com fortably fu m ia b c L

It r i n n i'iv a aro und nnOcr w a te r
unHar Ha ow n m otive p o w e r. I*«
ra ii^ tl a n il low ered b)- pum ping
vcatFr in and out o f ta n k * and Is
tle*igh«-d to p la t9 a tp lo « iv r r h i r f r *
a r v u w l and rem ove t r r u n r m fro m
fo u n d r i r«l M a « r ll by o p e ta lio n of
in«kr lia m .il a rm * r x le n d in * from
ll T h u A u tm a iin v j* to bp r a r r l d
to th a appiir n f u|*ara*lo n s b) n
tn m frr «hip an«l ih rn lo w ered t»

DUOng ro o m n n J m c H d on a mon o r»j
m rrlng Utm f i n n t fo o d a t modormio C M S p

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Motorists b oro jrsrsar •d lo in la g at m c U I * *
T ran sit tae l lltica a ld t io r m ake both G ran d C en ­
tral and P aanaylraan la R. R. Term lnala w illd a
few m lnotea' reach , gbapp in g and tbaatre c m Sac*
eoacentrated aroun d boteL

0»r • i n f r r r of th® watar. af ter
whU-h it opnratas m an tmirpenuvnl uni*
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Mr M illa r , who vrnrLad w ith h i*
urn on
hU
.nv.-n tin n
h.

llu r k c co n tin ued h i* q u r* t fo r
the in ly oth r m a jo r rh am pm n
sh ip nf»ei» to h im by uvei w hi lin in g 1
young Holt t'r o w le y , o f H a v e rh ill.
M h o . b a'td I , in a m atrh
that
w a i n ever dost*. I»urke wa» fiv e ^
Up when he ended
hi* m ottlin g
fvHind w iih a 75. four
&lt;*tr ke*
Rn er hie oppon lit.
lie
p ln v *'.
ea« d y. am i n fie n c a re le a a ly . «lur
ing the a fti-in m iu befnte a itinm i*
tha th irty - rv io n d hole w ith a pafo u r a t t a r f ‘ r w lt y t h r r putted

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t'A T A N IA , Sicily. Sept. 17. — I

Loan City $612,000 (A.IM — Mount Etna haa sp ru n g
1 Into action aud rvldsnta of this
For Short Period 1 vicinity, are alarmed at tha col-1

30 Percent Slash
In Taxes Seen For
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POMPANO, n . . Wept. 17 .IA .P . 1— Reduction of 30 per cent
™ !»*•« for thia rlty la forecast
tho tentatlvo budget for nest
F*ar whi-h will |« prr ented to
th* elty r .until for adoption at ita
Monday night. It waa
raw jeatardsy. by M „ or Hiram
Raktr.
Rvim-Hon, |n the n|i*ratinn ol
Jll elty department* place* tha
V«d**t at R M U , agahul $3 3 ,.
« 0 for Ih* 1030 ami IKI1 period.

&gt;»»r »f the city beglaa
j J ’f •; Reductions proposed cut
ff , ta t millage from Ik* levy of 17

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•» It under l&gt;a proposed

1 umn of smoke which peurs frnm|
the mountain. Th* present activi­
TAMPA.
Sept. 17. — t A.IM
Bid. of three Tampa bank* on a ty has bevn developing for three
loan of $612,000 for 80 days, to br mcnlhs it Is said.
•rcurvd hy short llmo notes, werr
acirpled yr.ten lar I'y th* Imard
of rlty repiesrntatlves. Th* money
I. In he used to lid* tho rlty -issr
and to meet municipal operatlnr
vki’rnae. until tax** for 1931-32
start rnmin. In.
The lltrrt hanks were the First
National, Exchange National ami
First Savings and Trust Company.
Interest at the rat* of 6 per rent la
In be paid for th* I a n . Two week*
agn the lit) board authorised ne­
gotiations of a loan In th* city of
$1*00,000, but City Comptr &gt;ll*r A.
H. Hteuart slated later that the
amount borrowed yesterday would
be sufficient.
A t the rlty board meeting )rett-rday an unusual proposal was
submitted to the elty hy Brown
and Sisson, attorney*, who said
that rllrnts author had them lo
bid for operating all tlty trhlgee,
promising to *nv* the city $13,177
a year on aetlmated operating cost,
as runts Ined In th* city budget.
The budgeted amount f ir operat­
ing the bridge* is $4-7, 112.
.
Th* unnamed client* of tha law,
firm would do tho work privately,!
th* rlty lo pay them $ 1,398.86 an'
the first ami fifteenth of each'
month. Th* offer wn* taken un-.
iler adrUejnrnt.

R W I f e.8 0 0 .0 0 0 .

M t W , 3T .lt fa r cent over

formerly

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• v i l l a of appr&gt;xlmat*ly |M o ■
««*W . ar ISA* par &lt;a*t a m tha

GENUINE

DESIRED/
DESIRING/

*■ abjection being raised. Th* f dl i li L ' i i i 70, ^
fbc thin year I* act at tt^tt^Ot.parlod.
K while bat year it waa appraxl
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HB U H H DURHAM Tobacco a t 30 BMtrkcd dw
S. HID* into th e Tobacco buUiMMs Foe 14 y o n I
iT o b se to G o a p u y . Tb« fine quality and popuIaHl
tty subjects a t grsot pride to him. T b m fo t* , U U

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m fo thlo roepact K wxa palat
* * * * * *
*1, awt that the aavlnga la opera- O
g j
* M aeiaall, rover aaly eight
^
H W ha at the fiscal yean a* Ur
u « v i« a a t u u i

b o u g h t /,

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^ 17to-&lt;A"&gt;r
U ^ r v w r ^ p l^
rp o rb -

S a n ta n '*
v ic to ry
o v tr
I'a u l
I t jn y a n . o f W h ite P lain # . N. Y .
wav even m ore d e rl« iv r. O n * -, wh»
ha* »nn I vo p . I ) . A ch am pion
*hlpa and
ru n n er-u p la «I yea*
hud an o th er i J on his n tc rn in /
rottn I anil w ent to f..u r up m i It in
y a n , who carded a 7* H a ra ie n •.
• rtD li,| t r ip out wa« a par Ifi pel '
fo m ia n e. d o tin g w hich h gam e*|
fo u r m o rr hide* to two f r lin n ••ndi
y en S a ra te n '* par four gave him
am i ^be tw e n ty n in th an (| he com lulled
W in
*be niiit h by h a lv in g
the n e * i
i 11|%. hole to a in # arul r»
r* iif
• tho
nothtliM«r
“ and
r ii» d
n the
| h i*
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tra r e 21

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New Cumberland

CURB

A rm o u r, "h o o tin g a 7.1 yea ter
day m o rn in g ri the h ire a y 70-par 1
W a n n an m i«ett 'o u i* - . o n ly War
n t lr to fin is h h n f n « t round w ith
a one-hole Ira I on W a lte r M u rra y ,
o f V a lp a ra i« o , ln#l The
la tte r
h e w e v vr, . ould not «land the p r r .
su re , for the * I lineV S# o t" a i i n e i « | '
fo u r n m ir h u ll a on hla *ecum! '
o u tw ard m nv and n u l le d in to
em l the m a trh on the t h irty - th ir d I
green

Dai AKRON NEAILT

hilberto!

first project Mr. Miller h a * I ™
S h e r if f A P o lic e R e p o r t; 9 .'
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coocm .
■ luii A p p re c ia tio n ; 9 :4 0 .
Aunt
---------. M c r ld i. s u n k in 1911
o ff C a p e 1 *WP / ‘ f W .
t u w « r w th r f ir
S n t r m } '* T h a t !&lt;• I I - m e in a k r r .; |
R IC H M O N D .
V a .t S a p L 17.— C h a r i* * w ith a c a n to
in la d in g . Om^had product to U n ita d B t a U a
10.
M n rn lrti;
S lr lw lir * ;
id ?0,
of
s e c u rin g a 22 tu n * o f h a lf re fin e d gold and
re p re se n ta tiv e * T h u rs d iy ,- I |
l l e i l l h T a l k ; 10 ;3 « . P o p u la r Pro- ( A 1 . h ' U r v i m r
k®* f l r t t n ig n t o f t M
&lt; r a ir ; 11:15,
O rg an
P ro g ra m ; !*•*vt at le a s t o f t-e a su re a h a v in g t i l ^ and gold b u llio n w o rth ap- **
11' l*», Mirrninfr
New*
|{#virw: an e * .im a te d v a lu «. o f 1125,000, • p r o * li iJ t a l y f 1,000,000. In add It I &gt;n w ° rW '* la rg e s t d irig ib le m ay te a h a llo w ’
th ia ah ip M r. M ille r h a s a file InM onday.
*
I I j .Vj , T im e .S ig n a ls ; 12. F lo r id a ! tdM.
ly in g
in
w a te rs
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) %
F a r m I ln u r ; I*. M .— 12.4.1. V a r t e t r enough to m ake re co v e ry p s s ib lc , “ *’ _ hundreds of othera which
J A C VC80NV1LLR — RaasaOM
M u sic a l P a ra d e ; 1 :1 8 , S h e r if f * , r * e n te rta in e d by U u i s M ille r of h&gt;,,» * ° n e down a t v a r io u s tim e*,
fiarmacy, Inc.. Fint and Main
P o lire R e p o r t; 1 :80. F lo r id a F * r U ; i R ich m o n d , son e f D r. E . C M ille r , ln c o m p a ra tiv e ly s h a llo w w a te r,
with
whose
street’, formally opened to pgb2. E d u c a tio n a l H o u r; .1. T h e I I u r s e r r e t a r j and tre a s u re r o f th e V ir- r a r r y ln gJ w
i‘ * them 'loads
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rune ti ftnpendoue total.
-lie.
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f.
it
\ * i l h the M a a trrs ; 4, T r e W o rld *m ta A t u ilr m y o f S ile n c e .
i value
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Bonk M m : 4 08. A fte rn o o n M u -j
T h e fcaar* to r u .e o re a m * w hich
r l r a l e ; I 45. S p o rts .R e v i e w ; 5. M r. M ille r h .p cs to m ake in to a '
l i m e S ig n a ls ; 5 i l l . D u b . A n n - r e a lit y , is a u l v . g v s u b m s rln a h e ,
t«-t;r I l r n a - i r i i t m :
iJ U l
D an e h„
in v e n t*-!, w h ich . h * c la im s , i
P ro g ra m ;
6.
()r* a n
P ro g ra m ; * i | | be ab le lo o p erate a t d e p th s '
« ;tn. t ;e n r ge E r k r r d t an d H is A m
up to t#0 ath o m s. T h a d evice.
I a s s a d o r, 8 :55. Sheriff A Police I which cm lw operated by on* men.
R e p o r t* ; 7. So u th ern R u se Q u a r
hut w il l t a r r y a c re w o f up to a is .
j f w M w g mt I 4 t k M r a e t , N « w Y&lt;
le t 7 :3 0 . B a se b a ll R e s u lt s ; 7 :3 1 . u d e scrib e d
aa co m b in in g
the
O n t-of-low n visitors will « | o r lk * t
S tu in E n s e m b le ;
M.
R t ’ P ia n v p i in r i p l c , e f the
su b m a rin e an&gt; |
location and htenclilie atmovpiiera ol
B a se b a ll
R e s u lt s ; h 12 am h d e vice * a* d ic in g b e ll, a n d ,
Cum berland Hotel. T h e largti and mI tj
u m la r w « tr r rob &gt;t*

u o w n U n d er O cean m

Burke, Smith, Walker,
Espinosa Are Also I
Among Undefeated!

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Sanford Herald

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1ft. 1MI

lo carry any philatelic . mail b* car*ret hjf tha new n**T
the trie! flight of the dirlgibl*.
WASHINGTON, Srpt. IS. —
t \ P.|_ SerrrU ry A«iam« yeatrr-! Akron. Stamp collrcton, el*ra)«
C a llin g a tte n tio n to wjiat i t believes to be » f s e t t h s t
M AN UF ACTUM KRH KFt OKI)
i M A Y O N r w r o o f b r in g pUrtd
th e n s tio n s l g o v e r n m e n t esn well a f lb r d to fin a n ce and in ­
•lay ir tf o r m a t ! P o « t m a * t r r G r n r r a l ( r a e r r f o r » o t irr n ir &lt; n f h u t o n r
bu*ir»#*«
will
partkL
«houM
-tirn
tjta
*r
*n
*a
*ica
n
in«lu&lt;a u g u r a te a g r e a t n atio n a l d e v e lo p m e n t p ro g r a m , th e .Manu­
Brown that it would hr ” impr»r- (mail flight*, had rrque^tnl that on B a p t iiit C h u r c h r s l i f i c r .
in the &lt;1«*\
&lt; try to p r r a l i T **! f * » r t i n m r r r a * r
fa c t u r e r ’s R eco rd lis ts a n u m b e r o f im p o r ta n t u n d e rta k mufh larjwr for#i®n IfaH with r
w lh lc h , i f ca rr ie d o u t s u c c e s s fu lly , w o u ld c e rta in ly re- Us urn kfh! tuba in th# rt#*l 10 i t * t J r a lin i* * ^ it h th a v a a m i n i h r r
in m u ch w o r th w h ile c o n s tr u c tio n . W e a r e not p re p a re d | r a r « S u c h in th # p r r . t f lio n i pf K . t m p o r ia n t L a t i n A m r r n a n inar
s u it in
to s a y t h s t t h e g o v e r n m e n t ca n a f f o r d
it o r th a t th e W N ir h o l. m in arfr n f th # In t e r * kr!«
Pa ti larfy
uiL I th a v fv o th rm
co n tin u ed s p e n d in g o f m o n ey b y th e g o v e r n m e n t is a go o d n a t io n a l H u * in # « a M a r 'll n r - r u r
h th 1
h n v a min itirluM
th in g . In t h e k in g ru n s o m e o n e is g o in g to h a v e to p a v p*&gt;! a i li n ' * frt r i r » &lt;irif H n isM iiift* in
th e b ills, a n d fu r th e r a tte m p te d in fla tio n m ay m a k e th e 77 m iu n t n i- f M r N i c h i l h a * r#* t r ia l • si MO "L in * '.lu m a an*| rIL
¥#M it
a d r f iu a r r to
* u p p l| C anturn**! ffrpnlIv Irnm an
p roblem a ll th e m ore d if f ic u lt la te r.
AKRON TO CARRY

National Development

NO MAIf. j tlrablr”

LATIN AMERICAN TRADE

' m a li

oi

S

The Common Sense

H im

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, H •* met «*Mfwj»«
&gt;“ t a s - t t j r a t
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W»t la #**^1

ift-pw riti&gt;n t r i p IhriM ifch the* (w n
r«&gt;unt In* nnan#«J H r
It* •#*
hi**
o p in io n o n th # * W H lre p ira s t ** *»•
p fiin lc g r o w t h in
a rv l &lt; u L »

H o w e v e r, w e a re p a r t ic u la r ly in te r e s te d in th * Reco rd’s p lan , la r g e ly b e ca u se it s p ro g ra m in clu d e s th e,, d ig ­
g in g o f a s e a -le v e l ca n a l fo r jo re a n -g o in g v e s s e ls aero&lt;s th e
F lo rid a p en in su la . F in a n ce d b y th e n a tio n a l g o v e rn m e n t
th is w ou ld he a g r e a t t h in g f o r F lo rid a , a n d o n e , in w h ich
m a n y F lo r id a c itiz e n s h a v e fo r a lo n g tim e been in te re s te d ,
T h e f u r t h e r c o n s tr u c tio n o f g r e a t n a tio n a l h ig h w a y s Is
also lis te d b y th e R eco rd a s a n im p o rta n t part o f its p ro ­
gra m . o t h e r fe a t u r e s o f w h ich a r e a s fo llo w s ;
“ P o rt d e v e lo p m e n ts , w id e n in g am i d e e p e n in g o f ch a n nets and h a rb o r s , and m a r k in g o f s h ip p in g la n e s a re n eed,
ed.

t i a l anti y'-nuih \ m r r u a w it h p rm i
* irt,i in

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ally. th&lt;*
riprrt«Hl aa th# r#*ult nf ®ov#rn t fl*l#iaH#
rwfltal rnrounfpmFftt |nH th# Ainw tea
further adoption nf mtxlarn hu«i- *h#t it •
n#i% rnrtHixU ami niuipmrnt,” Hr
iM trl* thai “ both rnuntri#* air
quirk In H'lnpt rntHfr r n

f.u th ha

d a vr|n p t*d con
th
l^ t i n
m a s rn itu d r
in ra» *h. T h a
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a d d it io n a l
fv o n a l i o n ta c a
pit
p r iiii u r r r n

m i. a- w&lt;*ll a a in ih# lerlirf prrv. of frai|| hi. Tha OI
• lant in Latin A mat nan mun- p m p a r i u l l . v a t . o
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T H U IS D A Y . BRIT.
ra n | Mdlll' a th*order th a t w e m a y be p r e p a r 'd to h a n d le fu tu r e t r a f f ic inr* that imptnvail mrlhmla ami f a r t u r a r - Vtarnrd
m a n u f a r t n r in ij pr^a-aRisaw u ra ra
OIVINQ 0 E T 8 — Tber* i* »b*i betw een th e A tla n tic and P a c ific am i wi t h S o u th A m e ric a . •pnmihla fnr Amariran inHn^tri" A a e a -le v e l ca n a l sh o u ld lie d u g , c o n n e c tin g e x is t in g
il laatlar«hip “
CStterelh, »"d p ' lncr*«»«»k;
there l* that withkoldelh more w a te r c o u r s e s , a c ro s s th e F lo r id a p e n in s u la , s a v in g t i m e '
Whilr thr volume nf fotaigp
u meet, hut it lendeth to and m o n ey in ocean t r a f f ic fu r th e g r o w in g tra d e f r o m ! rmd* Itrt warn thm rountry ami
G u lf P o r ts an d th e M iddle W e st to th e E a s te r n Keidm ar.l ‘ M r l i " a n ti C u b a h m
__ |y,— Proverke 11:1*ta rn m r 1
la rg a , Mr No hid *awl, t hara r r 1
B u f t t - U r i , k*lp »« deity Jand E u ro p e.
_’ *«w ****y » *"• - • een in tk* i
" A b illio n d o lla rs could tie sp en t w ith p ro fit I n M i r j run In * a Ira m a m lo ij* p u trn tia J ved
tv*» of ell » • m**t. trusting T h * * ! n ation in s p e e d in g up flood c o n tr o l w o rk a lo n g th e Mi a s m -; lima i wpahla of flavidfiprnanit.
W the berveet.
!aippl R iv e r a n d it s tr ih u U r ie s .
j K**li*«tK.n if I h i a oppo i t u n it y |

mi

th a ra fo r
nrol tha south

Manu

For S a le

as applied to l lorida Citrus

HELPLESSr— Tha grower of a paritktblv ! u I

(i;v / r ( t — The ratpont# to • quatflon and

or vaqatabia who it compelled to t?nJ lm

a rfc-ibt that ha* grown mor* urgent year

product a long ditfanca to tha tontumir
through hand* othar than hi* own It htlpla«t at to control and knowladga. Ma can­
not find oof, accept by a!».borala elfart
and much aepanta. with what Of whom h*
hat to compete In a dltlant market: nor
even tha ruling price or th* guantitia* of­

J

tt*.

user*

w ti tha creation of fha Florida

e ft or y e a r

C'trui Growar*’ Ctaaring Houta AttoclaJion t y tha molt thoughtful work of big
nvan in F’orida and by id n c * both from
the stata and th# Federal Government*.
J. V .

fered.

u he roul.1
.l ami
en-1 *«
*. .
“ ,n
,,e .W, " f fin ,n C ,!l "
d e v e lo p m e n t bond a luu.he.1 traveler', haem , ma.le A C( J fl I f u i ' t l l l ) l c h O 111 e !
ruulit talk
talk .at. le
fa&gt;t
1 "ll
K»|' l-ehmann,
l^hmenn Floyd issu e w ou ld p ut Idle m o n ey to w o rk . It w ou ld b rin g a l wu t j i h c return trill elune She
the
Kart
iuttrv
H su y a a
*r
^ ' pr* u y ' * d e g re e o f In fla tio n w h ich m a n y now trelieve w ould be ad - * “ •■ *« "I b*r »unt. Mr, M»vm
jilhbaat woulii
Clkt&gt;«
v a n ta g e o u s . U ntler p re se n t co n d itio n s w e a r e co m p elled to *»"
,
| * « i fW ilio i n n o u n t t r ,
pay o f f d e b ts c o n tra c te d w h e n co m m o d itie s w ere p rice d I Mr. »»'&lt; H r' Wnlemeii &lt;eld
—*t a ipUiiilU termnn in from 20 to 100 |w r c e n t h ig h e r t ha n t h e y a re now . T h • | '* • ,'' l* n ,hl sfternnnn fur J»ci«l Theta
Tb&lt;
»hci c they *&gt;u -reti.i
-h ick tha BUtnmatill* added b u rd e n upon th e n a tio n 's d e b to rs o f t r y in g lo me e t i
that •
, haalen
| n h n ran yesterday. We bop* th e ir o b lig a tio n s wi t h 3 0 ce n t w h e a l and 7 c e n t c o tto n an d **v' r* 1 • '* " * ' " ,r « "» '1 "r '•»* first c la s s c o n d itio n
U l t r r « fa t h e r, Hr Wait? *f S « f .
o th e r p ro d u c ts o f th e ir la b o r p riced in lik e p ro p o rtio n has
ill get the Idea.
•vary*
W®l*iii t
Mr
«m t
Mm.
W IL
l&gt;een a m a jo r fa c to r in p r o lo n g in g th e d e p re s s io n . W e a r e
m ilo fe« l tn n »ytt)rm Urn r l i tin ta i
with
Mr.
Tunn(*
lift*
a
tte
m
p
tin
g
lo
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s
ln
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wi
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in
v
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stWhat,
for the .)»y
taro
'm c iit baaed on lastm tim e prici^v.
a n ttag lw&gt;*« iisn.uoo », *
A ilr lt g h llt il even t in rh iif^ h
i recent dividend, OrUrelo )&gt;«-1
‘- y 0 m w i th e c a r r y in g r h a r g e s o f n c o n str u c tio n o r
rire le *
wml
n
p le iftin g « i ill*
are feeling pretty »««l.
|d e ve lo p m e n t bond is s u e s u f f ic ie n t ly la r g e fo r su rh a pro- fea tur e with the mem her* Hip Kn *
gran t w ou ld n e c e s s a r ily ca ll fo r a n In crea se in G o v e rn m e n t
r ,lrn,|, uf , i „ t
■ rOUb tailor*, “useaty" o»*r reven u e. W o u ld it not b e b e tt e r to p ay m o re t a x e s to iu o n a l &lt;h-r, h.
the
wage tut*, mverlkeles-. rheercl
b rin g a lstu t in cre a se d e m p lo y m e n t, w h ich in tu r n w ould in-1 sis* tea m e n in the Height* at
tha Klaa- Revolution! -ill not get
c r e a se th e d em an d fo r grenls s lid s e r v ic e s , th a n to ilo n a te th# hmn#* tif Mr*. J. W, Penningfa t ta England at.lung t&lt; Ik* navy
m on ey fo r c h a r it y ? In r e tu r n fo r th e t a x e s th e n atio n t»". Mrs Frank, anil Mr, Re.
ta a da that.
would lie r e c e iv in g , p ublic im p ro v e m e n ts o f la s tin g lie n e fit. n ,* u- '■ ** I&gt;eriire ymtrrilay after" T h is c o u n tr y is w ell a b le to fin a n ce a s u b s ta n tia l rie- n“ on
_**AjwI th#r*, non, you hwv# Ihw
Mrs. Stella Arrmgir.n h*« r*
IlCiry i f your
ind lb# U r ttl v elo p m en t p ro g r a m . T h e e stim a tes! v a lu e o f all p ro p erty In
s h o w s t hat t he w e a lth o f t hi s ,u ," rl) hu"v' • f,' r »»
of
W *r.1 i **Y#*. l&gt;wJ, but why did th e U n ited S t a i r s in
U t y ik*d a|| the ulker •uldier*'!" n ation Is m o re th a n LltWt.000,000,000. nnd t h a t the a n n u a l ! ,hr”
" " ,n,h* ll •',h*
l* “
Incom e o f t h e ptsipfe o f th e U u ite il S la t e s is a p p ro x im a te ly " ' " H ’1' in Taillaha-.e* tea. hmz
— A ia lr e t v ill* S u n .
pi
.s !„ t -------- -*»—
WO.OOO.OOO.OOO. A f t e r th e clo se o f th e w a r th e g r o s s deb t
!,*'I
, w . y kav* a lal mute sympathy Juf s[,e F V le r a l G o ve rn m en t w a s a|rp ro x im u tely | 2 S,(K)0 ,- .* 7 "*
rr.,( ' ' ’ «'*"'r'
'
M.h* t a ^ U i ° 0 0 0 ° 0 In U n y p an i lhil( d e b t h a s been re d u ce d by m o re L w „
Mr, Jun, Turetutl. Mr*.
AgenU

w ould h o v e on Im m t-diote i- ffr c t upon t h f |M-oplc in r
i Banftid ll&gt;raM wo*«l*t' il Ik* vivitiK c o n fh le n c e and s tim u la tin g hunlm-s.x in c v r r y linr,
Eatpttt* nua*n|* !&gt;•&gt;&lt; * d l i*»lu»*
(ko avwrkead.
kBO*&gt; bu1
they look Ilk* on •.nliaar. darky
0 I o n , Wa&gt;t W lttn In Iran i.TIm m Union.
P o i n t i n g o u t th e in e ffr c tu a ln r * * o f th e co n cealed
w e o p in la w a n d d e cla rin g t h a t aoon er o r la te r th e p o lice
; The Tata* S o u le K»« adopted a in v a ria b ly w ill d is co v e r th e h o n est c itiz e n , w h o is c a r r y ­
evolution in which Ik* tlowrnor in g a g u n f u r s e lf defetm e o r defen ne o f bin p ro p e r ty ,
if iaultienn Is termed *
w h ile itrM rm r a p tu r in g th e
crim in a l g u n m a n , th e
S t.
aal* liar." on* »f ik* »»ry fear
P
e
te
r
s
b
u
r
g
In
depen
den
t
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w
ti
th
a
t
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s
h
o
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ld
not
be
n
e
c
es­
l aeon on record « i | probably
l i t a a lenatw tom*
«&gt;t s a r y fo r la w -a b id in g c itiz e n s to c a r r y g u n s , b u t th a t so
1st tooledly and told Ike truth. lo n g a s t h e la w is u n ab le to co p e s u c c e s s fu lly w ith t h e '
crim in a lly m in d ed , it U.
I
l f a clearinghouse sieocielUn,
" In th e n atii)n -w id e p ro b lem o f r e g u la t in g th e p o ss e s ­
M Iks I uf the Florid* Citrue sion and u se u f co n cealed w eapon s,'* th e In d ep en d en t s a y s , j
lower*, could he f i l l k i b W " it is e n c o u r a g in g to nutc th a t th e m o re s e n s ib le a n d by j
long Ike r*le*y farm***, they f a r th e f a ir e r p lan o f m a k in g th e m m o re a v a ila b le to la w -|
•Old nut knee to worry about
a b id in g c it iz e n s a n d d e p r iv in g crim in a la o f th a u se o f :
Of-production. ItS ■ good Ideo,
art Lehmann1*, Fred Bender's, th e m is b e in g a d v o ca te d and u r g e d b y K a r l T . F re d e r ic k , j
a m em b er o f th e n a tio n a l c r im e co m m issio n an d o f th e
w kattrer il U.
A m e rica n B a r a sso cia tio n . In a re c e n t a r t ic le on co n cea ied g a l l L* bakes a, writ known com- w ta p o n re g u la tio n s he su m m a rizes! h is v ie w s and s u g g e s i n k ) eorretnry who be* boon lions as follows:
using the Orlando chamber of
"The fair-minded student of the pistol problem will
Muaerec. Her accepted a similar come to certain general conclusions, among which are the
witioa with I bo Saaferd trad* following: (1) There is no pistol problem except where
tdy. Sanford la to be rongtatupistols are user! in crime; (2) laws relating to pistols have
lad. Secretary Lrbmann
la
town far and whlo aa a go-r*l- one legitimate purpose and only one, namely, to reach the
g a! Ike first ra a b .-O cela SU r. criminal users; (.1 ) pistols cannot to any great extent be

Clearing House Idea

ar-fn v irvicr
. .ind! ( ula im
Prans|K)l till loti

«ttw 1m the f a r t th a t m any e i- r u tiv**4 « ml empluvrs ar** «#nt to th»
I'fiitfNi Statrt fn r hilRim**&lt;ft tra in

■ L t ^ ^ b a t k i LT. ' !
I 9 .0 0 0 .0 0 U.IWO.
’ Arrlngtun .1 ,.,
y u„ .
'
** d, _ , iu _h4 tu ta tatla-l
. " A a . t a t h g tim e it w ou ld t a k e fo r e v e n ,a p a rt o f su ch &gt;man, &lt;;* and J»ck*on»il
^
1 * gtgkO B c d e v e ltiia ie n t p ro g r a m to g e t u n d e r w a y . t h e 'w a , accompanied bnm*
______
ll'e d e r a l G o v e rn m e n t now h a s a la rg e a m o u n t o f w o rk o ut* I***, ungg*. »h« ha* t»**n visit
! •" Monikktla with Mi grandJ, 8. Tudil * Co. a f t:inrl»aaU .ilined. It c o u ld be speedtxi up. I f in te n se e n e r g y w aa c e n - '1"
P .j|* M o n .
Otdo, U vifann g three tkwuaaml tered on th e c a r r y in g o u t u f s u ch a p lan t o re lie v e depre.s- rnoth#r, Mr*. T,
of
M i n toH )i ul■ C itv «
■ sSanford siun and u n em p lo y m en t, o n t h e sam e h ig h p lan e o f p a tr io t­
ism and a c t iv it y a s if w e w e r e p re p a rin g fo r w a r a g a in s t
bonds &gt;1 ■ prire ut !•*»&gt;
(XhU U not on ad — Ju'l ■
a fo re ig n (tow er, th e w h o le jo b would soon b e u n d e r w a y .

of th e

to c u U i v a l r

f »**&lt;ti*F*| rco frip h k *

(-h a te , t k * vaterm a f r a w e r a n d

■ hlp|wr, e a j e t h * f l r e r t n g Oowaa I* a
tw m .ru to a ll s h ip p e r * w h e tk a r t t la

C O U R A G E :— Th* growar e f fruit from dowiy maturing treat hat mad* a haavy invattmant and tacrificad yaart of aflprt to
bring hit treat Into production. H* hat
watchad hit traat at thay gradually incraatad In itatpra. H* hat gone through
antlout uncartaintlai at to weather and at
to paitt, knowing that hit goal wai itill
yaart ahead. Such a spirit hat stayed with
th* fruit industry of our nation. It It en­
titled to th* bast dilpiay of common tans*,
which th* growar should, for hit own t#H I
Interest, b# th# first to difplay.

mantt from tavaral itatat and cargoes from
th# seven saas?

Headquarters:

by

ttiu e*

th lp p e ra a r

oot-

THREE QUESTIONS:— It there any "way of
knowing th* market aicapt by confidential
information pooled in th* Clearing Houta?
Does not th# whole iseiiitry require that
th* industry should guide it*#H by fact*
secured and than mad* known?
It it not startling lo think of a great litdustry with an investment of SSOO.OOO.OOO
doubting th# naad ot a common inter­
change of knowladga to bring orderly com­
petition into being?

OUR FRUIT:— Th# growar of Florida Citrus
Is helpless alone, no matter how couraqaou*
ha has bean In nursing hit grove through
tha yaart. How can h# by hlmtalf know a
market whota condition It affected by ship-

Batabltihad 1H«

H ip purted

SUMMING UP:— Th# induitry does not e ik t
for tha

O earing

House;

House aiistt for th# Industry.

th*

Clearing

It I* a com­

mon meeting ground for competitive ele­
ments to combine fer tha public good.

It

does not sell; it tellt.

WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA

K. tat 8L

n JcT R O C H E F
^

A r B c o n o * « I -------

(let The Gunman First

Wrisati«n of

kept out of the hands of criminals, and they ought not to
be kept out of the hands of honest men; (4) comparative­
ly little can be accomplished hy pistol legislation in the
way of preventing crime; (6) the desirable objects /which
are attainable as a practical m atter are, briefly, to'keep a
record or pistol transfers as an aid to detection of crime,
to make possession by criminala illegal, and to make it in­
expedient for criminals to use pistols In crime by punish­
ing such use severely. These objects must be attained with­
out seriously interferring with the legitimate use of pistols
by honaat men. Such use should be encouraged because it
I.

_____I -

Ik a

As Ye
ADVERTISE-

wt.eKILm I m l o M o l «

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

So Shall Ye

REAP---

Aa ye ADVERTISE, ao ahall ye REAP—
This huainesa axiom In more true today
than in any t i m e oi proeperity. Despite
cries of lament from many aourcea, aome
business concerns are increasing their reve­
nue while others stand by and wonder how.
The answer can uauaHy be found in the one
end magic word, ADVERTISING.

A Rochester, New York coffee ah op
has increased its business 26 percent in
the poet 12 months and its owner says: "It
waa our newspaper advertising that did IL
We have confined all our advertising .to &gt;
tha newspapers and
come (9
id we have coma
conclusion th at we simply cannot get along
without using them. vYe are devotUig-5
percentit of our tak a to newspaper odvertlnlag and’ consider it the beat investment we

MB. MERCHANT, you too, am hkleo a o your business f&gt;y using the advertis­

in g m tiim n a o f

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FL O R ID A .

F R ID A Y . SE P T E M B E R

PAGE

18, 1M 1

THREE

%

%

Social A n d Personal Activities
M i s s Ma

r g a r e t

, so c ie ty E d itor

p e t e r s

j

C ir c le

P erso n a ls

O f n « T e le p h o n o 148.

M e m b e r s h ip

A nn oun ced

R e c e n t l y 15 o c / f l /

It has t e r n ammun.ed thai the,
U l N Doria Adelaide Rockty re*
yeaterdajr from Winter
• T i n where &gt;h« Ii m been visit
her aunt, MIm
Avl« Sten
strum, for lb , pant two weeks.

fnllrwimr members rtf the Worn

A R T Y *

Beau Brum me I Of
Uangland Is Killed
By Rival Gangs ter

W e A re Looking Forward
T o Servicing Your Car
Trade in Jour old tires for a
s e t of Firestones. Remember
you get two extra ply under
the tread.

• lim it i ,

h. a d ‘*1 th e l»’:- t,o

To i n s u r e yourself against
punctures use Firestone Punc­
ture P r o o f , tu b e s . They will
save you a lot of grief on the
rood.

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l^nd.wfarini

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FOR FLUFFY . . . SNOW WHITE

change

A RKAL BUY I

C otton Batts

Let us lubricate your car by
the Purol check chart. We do
not grease, WE LUBRICATE.

value!

Bedspreads
LuMroata l inuh

Firestone Brake Lining Tiolene Oil
Road Service
Retreading
Polishing &amp; Washing
&gt;. Greasing
Vulcanizing
Woco Pep
Firestone Batteries
Phone 893 % * .
1st &amp; Elm Ave*
-—- - * - -

$ 1 .3 9
c 1W ru &gt; « *wl
walkfed • - •*i . . . Jnomfd dm

Cotton tw e e d s and Suitii *x fur gvmnaauiting in/new f a l l n i u m a n d athletic
pattei ns.
Wear. New low price

19« i° 59*

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colon . . . a m*a&lt;&gt;1y

lAire dye flat crejics
tniaianU*e&lt;l w a s h ­
able $1.39 i»er yard,
other flat crepes at

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Popular
material*
are renter c r e p e * and bouclen
f u r l rimmed w ith Red Fox. Blue

Sadye s

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1.75

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• Iraiglit line i d h n u r llr . Belted ar
plain model* fea tu re t h e n t w

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80x 105.

flala af approiimately 10,000,(00 feat af • landing timber &gt;outh
af Avnw Park to the Noeatea
Cnt# Corrpany, of Nora tee. has
been catuummatad by th* truataea
for the flu** Lumbar Company,
who bought the tract eeveral
pants ago from tho Avon llano•ring Company and th* High■ Crate Company. Dw timber
b* logged to Nacalee, u.ing
* Irani rand built bp the Has*
pnwple, otlllslng that part af tb*
nt’e lie* to Dorr Field
will bo between IS and
l i e Uw price paid wa*
fa g , tho—and, hoard maaaorw,
• the a landing timber.—Avan

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4.40x21 ................ :....$4.98
4.50x21 ........................ 5.69
4.75x19........................ 6.65
5.00x19 ...................... 6.98
5.00x21 ...
7.35
5.25x20
&amp;30
5.2ox21 ...
8.57
6.00x19 H. D. ........... 11.40
6.00x20 H. D............... 11.5U
30x5 H. D...... ............. 17.95
32x6 H. D. ....... :.„;:.7T29.75

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Thr ( ■l * f Will -lav
at IVrnBTn*
Inn ti fiv r
day.
* &lt;*i(itig
mail
,(• It 4tl*l 4k*’ .1 1,1 * t u p art4 will
ti im 11 .1 1* 'lit
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2nd

BOYS ~ GIRLS

• H I N T S

Glv* ■ hug» bouqu*t '.if •»r.lrn
f l o u r , of ■ '•if i-olur to th* f o n t
of honor hnti Irll hrr to .«*rch
khout th* h o u r until *h. fin.l.
It p t c l U * to match up with every
flower In th* b..u«io*t »h« hoU,
Th* name of th* tlonor ihoulil b«
written on ■ nerrow tlip of pepei ]
and fietene.1 to each (lower,
Wr»p the pachaire in different
colon of llM i* or crepe paper
end hid* about the room*, back
of cushion*, tn drawer*, on
■ helve*, under the «.fa and *ny
ploO* that u not lou difficult to |
find.
Th* gift* Would he cho.rn ac­
cording lo tho need, of th* baby 1
and mother for whom they aro I
Ittaaled. If baby1* layette U atwady large, then a *hoW*r of
d flaty toilet article, will be a*
lotoly and. na welcome a* can be.
There are never too many thing*
for bnby’e b o th .-------1.----Softly tinted w»»h doth* end
tovraia, attractively wrapped ben
of p un car til* toap, ooft epongt.
eut In tm uaiag animat ehapeo,
talcum powder, hand paint* I Jen
to hold tho dinting powder, hot
Water bag*, bottle* of pure olive
d l for baby’* ikla, floating toy*
f i t bl* both, n email electil*
•tovo for beating hia bottle— all
a f tbaaa make uteful gift* for
On jaunty King *r Queen of the

On

FOREIGNTRADING

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By LKATKICF. OREIIOKY
Htr* 1* • .U l l i h tf u l » » y of
dltUlbutlnff th» ytft* «l
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lllo*&gt;«r— or »ny .how.-r for th il

L eaves

I K I F U R I i &gt;11 \F UN. t i n i n i m .
\ M in t
t f««uu l Sept l *
t . n l l&gt; IM S ll
j rnrui t* jh* td
NF W Au R K . Sept
tiirl*
i \ 1 * The • *• if /rip
I
tia-i
p. Ini, b*vi *i fi.m ,.f I be
w h « are d f - t ite l i t r 1} .igtv present
I ' l l I I II1 M1*111 &gt;*’!»! 1K —
\l .* M v» hk n have
•-**«•
left i Ally »i"U
\t‘ t'li Ml w a
a •inaitrr 4|&gt;tMa t a m r than thci
\ *h o*m c I t r m h ” in
A* I t. t il»ir*| a- avl** » h W • • «*n it*
i ii- *l|1g ti* ‘*'■&gt;*111| i l l ’ '
•
»tld
«i I*** **l * Mwi *taiii|«i«! Kraut1.1 r j
the ■i
.tbvi.%1 . b L
Mini * n»«rth*'iii Vlmnaaiv.
\ me* n * w *t M * lh»ro* » *eli ' &gt;|v*
in the opmitin »»f Vlnie H e l e n a ; *.&gt;,1 I*
lie* ii hailed 'befpfr H
emd theII
kTh e length i&gt; , ,*|t irig I** Dfl*'-'Til' 1 ■* I'** bid
alike l b * in i* i n * I tut in Hi 'in.* b unit a nr1 -MH.
\ -ample i*f lin k , he*
ft “ m*if srt, wm 1*1 lain u* W au ly ‘Um i - Ho v -ill W k
*• *•* gold. *va-» refvnrtc*!.
be* * *1
!»■•* uli-i *»f P a n- |i*r»ib»M and •1*nl* Hi , .«f their toutfw p ” !*• *
pi**\ !" 1**11*
A re
A l s o M u c h l^ess
' u . I**- »»me ,i *rAfine-« an
tlt'l
f
m i im n r n arrv
•
Um* *, I eliin m
i* m i nl hi*ii«
New \ »«rk
hi Mr'* T ■ 1he
\e
battered n ’ rn i| wa« found lha
|-M I 'll t o d
Ml
I
p ilK h h l ! t l ! l |*
f* ‘*‘
W A S I I I M i Tm N.
&gt;ept 1«
It i- u n if i ji t d \in ir in*lee*l i*«
m i .-li.l 1,'i.t ih.i»c .I'li'lt.,H* ling** U* k Pier, w til. I* a M'-H'I n i k i nil 1a,ilied nrithri gold nm
I \ I*. IFigure* *l**rei!uj *1 *■ p li* I that tiiirn -a n a**inen have ,n-* ■ba *» *• a g a i n * !
.\m en* an i p . ^ i i m f e i r ' i * *■ ,i l
'liver
I titM ^ r H i k
, in. buigi r iriit 1 hi
drvliftr* m thi- * m tt) % f -reign f-nallv -twakr.ir.l tc a Ir.i lu iln -Ii w .nil* it
fli»l
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iiiii ’i j ’i w Mnan h i* le*r»v**(» ‘ ** •
trade l*'i uuniih tn-l mi inewnir
tl*-*i m i i**&gt;li &gt;'ii utl d u r w n fh»e b. •
•**•arftv pi**t-l m in.iv t*
lav feCr||»i th* iiitnil fi n rtp re l»* i*t|it»!e the | strut Waul ie* **. Va*' dit fet rnt (p*•tn that
of b* f *
|m*ed verier m
j ■* &gt;*i Imat* in Ifir jia-i or pi r*ent
M i*tain* Kit fiergM'of i*i ei *n h*-| * « n *l*ti
„ , ht.r , 0Vr, „ )Iwnt
|
1***1 l* ni a - -»•* 1n i
If • in'll i .*n I in,, woman im»v n i| tin* htgb
*ignv of im|&gt;t"\ emetit
*o|tir
»t*"*,| -ina»l to W t*n« It I** •** ,%-b*ruig., .moth* * i*a«tel 'h a le
If’ltl * t Me*
■••m* ti** i ■• *• ih%iin«tiirl^ igly Th, r.**»*e&gt;lv that uu-au* k » v
The *on*mrti'e depaflm en t r*&gt; if ne r at 1, lathe* 1ban liam lv , •*
iim .; h| mi’i n »■rote - -pien *
f i u t n i mn uni av or at'Ie liade InmI |-».-M% ”
fe. .1 noth* i
I f y o u a r c i n t e r e s t e d in s e c u r i n g a c o m ­
■»ue fo» the United State** of
M a d a m e R*i)*itk&gt;lem
■t l
VI*.Li in* U iiIm* ;* n b laim d t)*»
fl.MMiiani d-niiig tiigiivt.
th* that ••nl v I h i t e x it- ag** *b. w - ' V\ • 1*1 V\ at v*‘i \ l**k!el\ t*** th
p l e t e s c h o o l s e t F K i ^ c a l l a t t h e F’ l o r i d a
Hr I time import* have eireede*! h« *M arum*
th.
udda-i *t.imi***l
l**T’ b*| ' worn* it -*| * tew Vcar*
i tpoit.- m anv monlb *in. r kpril '•*. aul n * of I hal i * .11
•*"•• \ |di* ilong *Kj»i the .pi* it -I
Tim es-U nion
o ffic e ,
o p p o s ite
th e
M in ­
ITi •#* IIni(*«.tft* fo r Vugu«t w e t *•
*’i InU • in* it Hi | wa*
going '*»* &lt;n11*d fo» rill nil IIIting • t ' h
value* I m! IlMtl.OiMi.iaaf and *-* l liosii* ft 'ton.- ill the ad ♦»*"*•» on oi.tii itlual and I'oli* iua*
Hui
i a t u r e ( iiilf ( 'n u r s e o n P a r k A v e .
purl** Slklu.BOB.BOO
Im*.IUT\ | hd l I if* 111 ted lh»«t jt !l
le i• i * *

T t i t 'R S I I W .
S**niiiu»le t hapter S umber Tw*v«|
■n \ Mi»*ioaar&gt; Srnieiy of Ih
K*rw| l U p t h t i h u r h h - \ e neen Ordci tif the Fa«trrn Star, will
i Jit t it)
at the M u n n
*tle led to ...... ..
t i ;c8e N u m S i
n Temple
Five \ l r' i (I Pearce* r*“aiT*»i«n
SM I K im .
Mr. and Mia. (). II. Sten*tr&gt; m Mr* W A /.a ch a fv . M rr T. I I
•lid fa mily who have been re*idin« Hale Mrv llmtirr It Kariia. Mi - ^ Th. l i a y e r * * lub. com|Hi*e,|
at 2A16 Kim Avenue, have movetl II I„ I e manl, Mr* J
S'
|lt,r
tn.n„l..r. . f I he Junit.r ' h r n t i . c
to 803 Union Avenue
ill V. Miv H»r.«h M e * art. Mi-&lt; F ndiuivor anti the Junior |&gt;epart
m in t o f tb .
Uir*t Fresbyteriaa
Mai ir Mew art,
Mrs
B»nt&gt;n
M U i Eugenia Rouse, t t Wr' h n l i S h&gt;H» m i l have it* reg
Steele. Mi* V\ |&gt; i.jrdm* r. Mi*
tum pka. Ala.. who has been v b n *
' la i m ir tm g i i U Ht 11V in e k in l be
\ a I Hri r, M
F C lU n . r
Junior Itioini * f the rhur h \ II
ling her u m k and aunt* Mr. and
Mr* J F t aiotr
Miis a Jcatifltc
w ho e a fie r t to be m e m b e rs o f th e
Mrs. J. O. U n e y . at their harm*
I aing, M ii I It lt.«v Mr* l.nuwe
on South
Sanford
Avenue, fir t.ippm. Mr* I hai !»•* Ft
ATr ^ . l i** m - 'it .n i n e at i h i * t im e
some time, will return home Sun
MOM) U
r 1. Hr mii mm Mi* 1 t Kmu' »l
d l f . She will he accompanied aIhr
Mr - . A 1 M* 1 vii'ijiim. Mr ,! J
( 00.11* 11 of
I he
far as Jacksonville h¥ Mrt Mu*
Ni.•w nin i1 M i * t» F Hit* * Mr
K*» 'i
h u n h Will meet
rine Winter, nf Savannah, (in . J M
Alv Mi. 1 F U .v i s Mr- at t • 1 In, k a t the notne of Mr?
Mr*. J O. l^ n ey , and Mrv H H J 1 Ith.-ii M»- 1 ii in Smith. M»* 1. \ Kt-iiauil. o r n n link Avenue
Th e la a m e m
A g u - t.
iw-tn
U ihjt.
J J \\ ml**, Mr
1 $Himm Ba
» aii.l 1f w nly *eioiifl St n e t
e a* i mVoriihl!** 1 v ITV.HIH.iNHI ami
M rs | i H i
R a b u n M i* K n u n a
The IttiKine** Woinan * l m b* i «i fur the f i rwf eight month* oi
R. S, Ri ckey will leave tornoi
I i dl n i i h . Mt • l A II ui'ii, Mi*- lb*- K-ir*t ltiipti*f i hiiri'h 'Ir* f I V 11 *»v|Mtit-» e v«e ed e *l irn |**iit&gt; b&gt;
row for Akron, Ohio where hv wil1 Itillh
rnhurn*
Mrs
\
N !. Mite iftuirriian. will im et at a f* JI I.L V t.ta K J
bo Iho gueat of the (ioed yea r T n *• F * t r id g e M r* ( l a i d S A . t l u i i r g
oV Iih k *it the home of Mr* U*«
T ir a v u r y
o f fic ia l*
aw tn th e
Company Before returning hunt* Ton. Mi* W illia m VViii.b-i, Nil* J, King. jOV Ibdlv Avenue
H 'M D lijk 'd
im i i rii*’
la v
f r v e ip L *
ha will i p ml a «hiirt time witF Albert Hi a 11* i Mr* T S. I bin
U c a u ln r
h u iin c ,
nm l . . m m l
( ( , , ( , r , t h a l l „ f S c |&gt; t r iit h r i
hit parent* at Indlanapoln*, Imt. . ran. Mr*
M
I
f V tV i
Mr* o t m lir it f o f th e W o m a n ', M i « i » n „ „
.o .l o a t i .m
t h a t th e
o to n lh '* S A H \\ilkin*i*n Mi* Kenneth a r v S m i . l t o f th
K ir * t M o th ., c o llr c t '.o i a o u l .l to- th..n .a ll.- t
The Rev W. J Carpenter. I R d.hina and Mr* II •mm
- l.- t ' h u h a . I I Im held at t o o f o r a llv , , , M
. . . . . nt h . . .
Largo, Is «pending the week end
*r lo ck al th*- c h i m b
y i v , , w r.
Mr. and M i v W S. Thorntm*
l.'dgar A flail, nf ttrlan*! . -p* ui
\ n im p o i t n n t m e e tin g i f th e
The
lu ll,
o f t iii- ’ i* pav i e n l *.
their home on
We*t
Firs*, to*lay heir i:i th«* inteiest ef t hr
r t f i u t i v * . b o a rd o f
th e I ' l e * b y
|1&gt;*
w a*
m ad e on S e p t
Tha R&lt;v
Carpenter will Siinfor I Kik* linn I
at the services Sunday
—
e ft*’ tail A u x i l i a r y w i l l he h e ld a t V&gt; th e u w a ilc r &gt; p a v im nt ilu le
Sam Fin* b* r and
I r w i n J 4*i «t c lo c k a t lb . c h u r c h A ll o f T l r t o t a l tm I K ’ m o n th !&gt;• th a t
MfthoilUi
•verting at the F ir .t
d n 'e i « - n l o n
im u m p le le
ta b u
Ubusrher
have
tidum ed
h u m f i e r i • a re urged! to l*e p re s e n t
Church.
I t r g t i l a r I ' t i v n n * m e e tin g *.f tn e b t v n . w a * r jo m i .M m 1 ^ „ t h a n
N w Yiifk i itv and liver pnifil *
i - iu m I o f
where Ihev have
been •larntliiu* \\ m a n ’ * A u x i l i a r y a f th»* F n *t * '» IW te « l in i k , .
F i U n d . of J u lio .
A. T i l . f h
P ie * h y t« r i a i i t h u i r h w ill be h e ld l***' &gt;*lj, !**mb» i
» h o un«l«r»m» »n opor»iiou re Hie •ontmei
1 h f ' r ( 1h* &gt;M *. JI4* m l
a* Hit*
n l I iiVltM k in th e -*■i us I ro o m * at
c n t l y at Ih,
Kvrnal.l lj u i r h i o o
treM'HIV i l r l ii &gt;11 . 4f f (ii 1,171 . m | 1111
th
iliu i h
TIIKFK III 111 IN MltUSf K
Memorial llo.l 'ital. will ir t !*&lt;I l"
r 1, w ri 1r Hitt fir
|hi blur
aItarn that hr I* improvira nicely
l nrlt* N muliri Five nf the Fif*i S r p l
VALIMJSTA, H a . Sept. 1*
Hapti«t i hiiicb W’t)1 m* I at « .1*1 n u u m r t * i 4 ml ■a im l»*un lu i rr a u
Mr
Hi nee William* o'clock at the h°»ne
Mr,. It. A. Newman and *«»n. ( \ IV)
Mis Sarah 4)ff't 1*11• » 4-1»• vvat* h i i x w h a t the y
t r l i r i i ,\ 1*1
1 iMi ii't.ika' It* in
Bobbie, and Mr* A
K IlfH »e
MU
(!»»■ e
W i II t a in
an i Sic * ui t tilt Mfdlnliv ill.’ Avenue
r 1 1 t*i u* «,itif lit in i»t h«*i
turned todm fro m I J a y tuna B e a c h M»*, Many S, l.ehiiian. all o f ' I ‘
I m b ' Nil in I or T » h nf the First dl .»( h'H .
where the&gt; have been *| win ling j mi. were injuied in an &gt;*ubi
B 11 ti*t 1 liiirch will meet m ' .1(1 It IIV
the U t te r p a rt of th e s u m m e r
rrohile coIIhi n n» .ir hare &gt;t*'* » n', |n* L ,1 V l ! C I' mi nf M' * I M
Fat m loan loitc.iu iifh. m U n m
•lay an*t were iimiet treatTen t a' Maud on T w m t v
b a t e |iiurii-**id
mnl sn»*et ti nde^ •ariurr
Amon g thnae from her- attend
the Little H rilfm bn^pttn!' Mi
&lt; ii . Ic Nnmb*i Three o f the L vi.iiit
Itimate eeimomv with a
tug the p i m C md entvrTatniiient W i liams i f f e n d ,i broken ai m Fir*t Rtapti*t t'hurrh will meet '•rge n*ea, in the \ l e - l «»oi MnU
flvtn
jeiter da y
afternonn
at in addition to rut* and bri.it-r? at i he home i»f Mr* I II I d l »! e We*l 'how m g a *m.itI profit
Dayt *na Beach liy the member* of Mr* Wi'bnrn* ail I Ml** L«*t(niiili * l**i gh.
I’ m**1 i miMt at
* lit t ) i
rm
I w price*, however,
the l i o n * Club of |&gt;«vh»na were escaped with |M*ver iigurie*
n ’c b i k
haw kept the (a m ici* purr ha*
M r and Mr,. Ktlnmn'l Mciw h. Mt
i 'if,*' vunt n*» Six **f th** F rr*l me power dovvii, thi v aid
ami
and VI r«. K. I Mo) or, Mr
KVSKNkTfMC HI US
flaptiat t h o n " will meet at "t io ' URhei depa* 1m e n tal *&gt;t.»er vei *
.
a
ml
MrMrr. t*. K. Ailaui". Mr
n'l'lnck with Mi* It L IHe nn. Mht 'i*w ho|iefiil *ign
in what the)
a mi MlLloyd F. Boyle. Mr
W A SIU N H Tnv
&gt;r , \
lb
ilv'i ilh n l a * the *• iiinnal ion oi
F a s t Fourth S t r e e t ,
K a il S ch u ltt . M n.wcll1 Stewart. (A I*i John F Nug.-tii, fo»nm
f i r le N u m b e r
Seven
of
th** **%«&gt;istuffed * n v r n t o ii* * s . it ia t it l. n
H. (5Unn I in*lr. W. A, Adam* venator from Idulio, dnu| at 1 1? F T r s t B a p t is t C h u r c h
w ill
m e I am e o f th e s t r e n g t h n f th e g e ii
ami Albort Cnnnrlly.
home In* e tmtiiy from Inui' a t th e home o f M m H K M*' W - i i-in t t a n k in g * n u r t u r e , an d f *
dl «en*e
'I u V liw k p r e f u n a t o i y tn g o in g to | ,u r | , * | B r r e « t
* *&gt;umo**|i1 v p u r e
&lt; Fritnrl, of Herman J Mhnian
th e c o u n t \ h o m e f o r the t e g u la r d r t .i n e rllL r r y n t t»» l e r n that ho i , IB
Key \Vi"t Vim Gonfon Con- i»* d i m .
A n a i r o f « ip t in ,i* m
Fm*
h*»
t III* Horn* on Palm rlto A 'e.
atriirtiun Co nf J a e k s o r i v hid
f em e apparent in railrmtd rirtle*
lo w f u r im p r o v in g b re a k w a te r a t
J, A HHtt Hulling
s la i ted
|**i here, despite the gfreat ilit»|* m
K e y W W t • u b m m rin e h a * e . w it h well o f sufi pure water f«r loca' lallfnad revenue^ There »s a feel
estim ate o f $LVJ,IH)0.
*Mipp1&gt;.
l i n g in these iprailera lh a l the

r

G ra f

S H A R P DECLINES' Distinctive W om en Called Smarter
INDICATED IN I) S
D ia n T h o s ie O f Rubber-Stamp Bea

C am brie
Percale

17c,!rt
br *&gt;U1) I&gt;rt*ty n tw yallenm.

1i*i ir &gt;u.r K. (.&lt;*)•&lt; KMto
■b'l w in g new h o e Imbi
tol i,iu a l A m!*« onto

'■ :

••

�t

ernor To Name
e Com m ittee
Unemployment

rrten tatlee Floridian*. After ll&gt;|
announcement, a m etin g will t**|
This »■* derided yesterday *t » held la perfect cr^ n itra tio n and
conference here
l&gt;y lh»
develop ■ relief program In t h governor, Edward W. 1-ane, Floi I
state. It tvas indliut d the govern
da member o f the (looker torn
nr wotihl name the
committer |
mitt'O; Thatl II-It, Birmingham,
from Tallahassee within a "few
r.gioitai ,li:»rtcr for th* nation*1
Committee, and a group of Klori
da resilient*.
I-an* a i l j the tn m m U l i t pr®V
ably w o o l) lie made up of 2.1 rep

m»nl relief wutk with that
nation.

the

cf

d*y«.
Reede
Attending the m eetin g in addi- A. Ition i ' the leaders were:
ti. W

i

hii*aril J. I / E n g te , Gilea J. P a t- S a sh ,
l non. Francis |*. Firming, ||. P . l
Osiiorne, A rth u r C . t.'ummer and I
3
E, I’. Owen, c f J*:h&gt;on *iIk ; C liff | ernor

"

BUYS MORE

A One Hundred Percent Home Boy
“And Remember lying'* Mtai In n Trent to Eat”

JON A—Plain or S. IL

FLOUR

ED—HALF OR WHOLE

6-Lb. liag

IZ-Lb. lUg

15c 25c

riCOCO—High Quality

ams
Lamb

19*

24-Lb. Bag

4H-Lb. Bag

49c

97c

2-1.

COMPOUND

s l ic e d

17c
4

222 East First Street

TALL CANS

PINK SALMON
RICE
5 LBS.

Beef lb. 15*

16 o z. c a n s

The Old Reliable—5 large bant O j

Preserves, 16-Oz. Ja r

(XT AGON SOAP

Z«

Pacific Brand

J f

Ibipular

Flat o r .

■sultana—Rich, Delirious

COMIWJND

Toilet Tissue, 3 Rolls 1"

Pee.nut Butter, 1 lb. pail

While House Brand

KVAPORATED MILK

AAP—Cure Concord

HAM ",
p&gt;rkRoast 12i/zc-15c- 18c
Round or Sirloin lb. 18*
Hamberg 2 ib,. 25*
Beef Stew 2 ib,. 25*
BOILED

“ 7 W EXTERN

T

PORK SAUSAGE OR

Grape Juice, Qt. Bot.

BABY
CAN

Iona—Vine ripened. Full park

TEA, '« Pound Pkjf.

Blue Rose, Fancy, Whole grain

RICE, 5 Pounds
The Popular Cleanser

OLD DUTCH, 3 CanH
Courtesy
Service

Qg*TALL
O l e 'AN

n t

POTATOES, 10 Lbs.

Zf

Yellow, Ripe

J i

BANANAS. r» L b ...... 13

—304 1st S t

-10c

SELECT

WHITE BACON
BAT GOOD-

WESTERN

HAMBURGER LB

BEEF LIVER

LB

g k n T'Fn k w e s t e r n

LARGE JUICY

FRANKFORTS LB.

* -

LB.

FRESH MEATY
15c |SPARE
RIBS

IJJ.

WESTERN

(&gt;ood Eggs (S hipped) doz,

29*

13

V. S. No. 1

A &amp; P MARKET

LKG-O-LAMB

1
t

“Our Own Blend”. IndiaCeybn ■§ t

Tomatoes, 4 No. 2 cans

BEFF AND PORK ROAST

LB.

29*

CAN

PLAIN OR SELF RISING

\nn l*aiie--Dellrlou.s pure fruit
All

27*
19*

3 cans

EXTRA FANCY BLUE ROSE

COFFEE

I’rrfecl
HI.ml

COFFEE

j . w . McKin n o n . Mgr.
HAROLD KASTNER, Mtrr.
J. a COCHRAN, Mgr,

118 Magnolia Avenue
405 Sanford Avenue

MAXWELL HOUSE

iULTANA—IJirge (Similar Id Red K.dnry Beans)

RED BEANS

o /.P IG G L Y W IG G L Y

P IL L S B U R Y ’S o r G O L D M E D A L F L O U R

llokar

P o t R o a s t of

I

1931DOLLAR

YOUR

Keeently, alaer moarr has Seen scarce, thousand* af new
easterner* have dhensered AAI" , They *er» first allraetrd by
bargain prices, bat they m s found AAI* fassd the best they
could bay at any price.
tlaney will become ea*y agata. hut la lb* a n stla e the
American people have become food wise. The old myth that
high qaallly aad high prices go together has wera Ihta.

1 B u t First S treet Opposite Poatoff icc

wB9

LB.

25c
124c
18c

61 23^

12,"s' 43*
TOMATOES
POTATOES
Creamery Butter

,"s-T5*
25*
.
20*
.
33*
PEACHES (Ex*™ F a n c y ) 4 LBS. 25*

NO. 2 CAN

4 cans

NO.

IRISH

I ’ m—

10 l b s

FRESH CHURNED—PURE

ILLINOIS ELRERTA

_______

. 4 . .

.

DAISY CREAM

CHEESE
5* P a c k a g e SALT

,
-

lb

3

pkgs.

*-

19*
10*
19^

A HIGH GRADE IHIR E SANTOS COFFEE

VELVO

COFFEE

lb.

LARGE SELECTION OF CHOICE LUNCHEON MEATS, CHEESE, SWIFTS
PREMIUM HAM. STEAKS AND CHOI'S.
■,

pk g

.

2 PKGS

SCOT TISSUE

Wleboldt Studio
Arcade

lb

3 ROLLS

DEL. .MONTE

PRUNES

AND—

2 Lb. Carton

Cor. 1th St. and Sanford Ave,

PHONE
660

WE
DELIVER

PHONE
660

GENUINE SPRING LAMB

402 SANFORD AVE.
G. I. FISCHER, Owmt
-WE DELIVER”

FISHING IS ALWAYS GOOD HERE”

rie.unt amt

It* .

HOY SCHMIDT
■ SaMa^^HmaSawMi

GRAVEN ST KIN EATING

BACON Lb. 24%*

APPLES

GENUINE SPRING LAMB
1 m the H.njnn or Irinh
Hi flit' Or &gt;//,, .
'
n b it'll! ,
* IIOM
_« ■. .. r

ENGUSH STYLE COOKIE SANDWICH

FANCY
SWIFTS SKINN

PORK a BEANS
C H I P S O LARGE SIZE

:balf

FRESH WATER, OR SALT WATER

WHOLE

TROUT

.Lb.

22*

CENTER CUTS

PENCERTS NEW DAIRY
On Coualry Gub Road
Ad 8m For Youmlf Why
Ur Bacteria Count la
UaUlned Under 10.000.
kU . a Standard Far ■
§ CERTIFIED MILK

SWIFTS LARGE

m
FANCY r a w
JUMBO **

FANCY

- . . ‘

I ' .

Sliced Breakfast BACON
PORK CHOPS or

Hagnoua

Lb.

�THE

Prosecutor H as BRITAIN WARNS
Mental Picture GOBS AGAINST
Of Tragic Deat h FURTHER ACTS

HANFORD

H E R A L D , H A N FO R D . FL O R ID A

F R ID A Y .

SEPTEM BER

1ft.

IM l

,

J \ r K S O W tl I K
D I Z Z Y

tigMtiun o f the Bailor a g n t v a n r e i
on Friiljv 1
t o m u w m l e r i a rt

At

i beir

* •RiniEtfii#

to

wounded companion to

Norwalk.
id threw bim oe erboanl he
ha refuieJ , and then al&lt;
and .u bjeeted her tu atr the older man. finally ma[ her in a motorboat in

i

bed

tra d d m »

of

t ire a r m ? * ”

\ i*t

j whether * h
! that th"
"warnwl *|»»
j ra^Y " f *bi

lio n s

I *&gt;m e o r u r r

Th

London

I* dire

’*1

r* t l ’ f in

n o lle
«

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fe*

putiimu

witiea Mia

ei-uW &lt; I
!*.»'. 1 uni t

Ma
rd

TRY

1 ona.* K.»th-

I )» cjn

I 114 aol *el nay
IU\ek-

1 T lu i t h r
O l r U | f rt £ II
f*n »e 1 i t . | t h k t L n c t k h

fo e

IIAVK i t t]l» w

•&gt; i rrv»

*’ !&gt;'
.m a ll

TfUDOMa s

R c ffis tr a tin n

N o tic e

i

did

not

| B«»\

■

r o a d w a y a t S f i h S i r e e i , ,\c»v V a e h 1 t t y

O u t-of-liiw n . i*ilnr* w i l l rnjov the rnnvrnicnt
location olid ItomrliVr atiim.|ilirrr o f the Now
Cuinbrrlunil I Inn-1. I’hr largo unii niry r o im t n o
mtnforlalily furnUlirrt.

.•■I t &gt;IK l.-rr*t« .‘s
o li i 'u ii .r i o i i

••mlii it I *

a

MntorUt* lunr gnrano adjoining nt &gt;|ieeiil rntro.
I ranait furilitim at ili.«r uinltr Iwilh t.rom l &lt; eraleal and IV iiii.yl.anniu If. It, lVrminala within
f e w minult-*' rrurli. SlMi|i|iing and theatre- renter*
coneeutrati.1 around hotel.
A u to m o b ile*

^ ^ T rajM i'n '• , .•

Cut Out For H andy
lirfcrm rtw

I— Itirsine^H Servlarw

FURNITURE

I IN K T 'S

D K L 'O

m rM t

^NEW YORK

ACOOD
U SE P

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I'ttUMIT

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103

Ui \
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U u sertlm e .il
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k A .l l i l i l l A t u &lt; fr

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a n o RETURN

Ktwltr

tup'll,O* ACCOMMOCAIlOMi

A••.in REDUCED SSrT*2

im

THEM (iOOD (SKOItCHA
SWEET POTATOES
WITH 5 I,US. FREE

It*

i— H e l p W u u t e i i

A m t Arr/A

DROP IN AND LOOK OUR
WEEK-END SPECIALS OVER

STUBS

magtuim.-*, p.uutait

lltlll.llIN li
t u x KS— I'rtgwtlM
l.oce* and ** n * ril . * « ' - » a w l .
Mi acl# Cnncrer# Co, i . t
Tw
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O N L Y O IM C C I L IN E W IT H O U T C H A N O I
7 . 1 . , . .... . . .m S « J e W e l e i n t l o u t M U a * *

I • I Nt V l rk «m i lh « m a fifltiu * VhCft•&gt;fi 1it tl i&gt;**w riy Ntjvt t# H u U u i« t A n 4
F &lt; i f ilu- « l f ul Clytlp*M il'rirv ~ O r ito
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7 lbs. York Apples 2 3 ^

t il. 4art.lL .ll-iI MidKi iJpfl tVuftl linnet mMit,
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AI«o bargain*
lo w in g

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in

Maiwell lltiu.t*

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COFFEE

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White—10 14m.

Tiaav.lat

U 1MA1 lo O A L V tU lO H I y « n

7 MODEL A
FORDS—$130 up

C o ll Lags, s la t e r o f th a s la in

H-.iui*g

ft-if i , i I. T tji!|r*|im I ' t * f t *
b o ig ih a J T fi'tia
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MlINtr* ftwm iU K M I&gt; U f.|| |t NEW V(lRg
IlK lIillT

a tten d '

A small anchor, which might
hav* haan mbmlng from th* Pettguia, was fn jiul today near Newpart. Comparison of tha rope attached to II with tha rope which
CelUags' hands and feet ware
bound, Indicated it had not barn
aaod ta weigh his body down.

k .2 A

New Cumberland Hotel

BOSTON
f42a
'66-. ROUND
H

tha fanaral c f her husband lenity. I
ft « lea

fae. y.t .in .

U.\LLUNi c i p v i t y
UwllottR
trrram • rp ira lu r
f»*r
iRiwiNf
maa hm»e „f *hm tiav* vou *

i

m m m tm

I'U T P R IC E S

IgfdlW l

Mm. Colling*

a a tr r

S W . t T 1931 Ttniur S a JM k .
INN) ntllaa. (• r tuur V u M -K
I'.ml a. ui .m all
•.ninthly
P *ts
I
Ilu« V . t .

StokesSeeds

Center of Sanford
Phone 2S2

FANCY

.n t H n a t i c

iu k \

W ill

j

A N f J E I *S H A R U E r i l K
O p e n II) A . M . t * £ A .
M. S a n f o r d &amp; ( i r n r v a
Avert.

Winn-Lovett Gro* Co
MANY

naliHnv

&gt;r&gt;,| n x n .

• ILL

Bl

1

117 E. First St
Free Delivery

N E W 7 .0

D ining room rnniinrfi-if on n m in-projii h u u *

RED FRONT
£

SWAP
COLUMN

"I «rt*uM h a t*
iiu ttn *** s t |

i hone

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HU* k-

MunuvniYt *re| r*&gt;ruil|*

« ni&lt;*,

chief o f •

new

l»*tw«*#li

if "cr 4f11f jMSFlis and

&lt;rripti"B*.

Cummin**,

ilis s t^ s ip p i

. . . a e r r i n g file Jinrsl ft uni n t n u a i r n i t e rwef. P

Sept. Ik
( AI M
romuH, ■|iri-ad. .1
Two men were burned In h a th
content and m a n - fartion am ong *'mI ( i , i " th i r ., thrre aoineii amt
i ,dice "
twn men, aevrrely burned in a
School tea ch er, a l.o h a te l.een ru n n ing hnu*e f i l e
lo-re earl.
||role.tint- t.y i'’ n M lrnlii&gt;ii. a n d ‘ yeotenlay. At lea*t i&gt; duten otliri
paraih-* attain-1 the reduction* id lo o n ier, made Ihrir i-.cai&gt;e. oj
|li'-ir pay under tin- &lt; a i i n e l ‘i n o n wen- r.'rtied to "nfely.
l i n y program.
The r i n i m a e . h r inchief o f the
HAItTOtV N e w
Ka-t
Main
home pml o f Iht* fh-H whi h arc 1Mrt-et hemhuuirter* of A . .delated
Portamoulh, llev .nyort and T h e n - - 5, 111 end ",ri cent S to l e opened-

or S.

**|

m aiitf &gt;r a te d

I do so

TaSir4

p r s v fftl

NOME (iARDEN

fu l

ifra. I Colling*
ha* Mr*.
related
hear- '
retained for
Collin**,
a g b a rn husband
a •rrie* In.
of
i t a te m e nia
i (.'iterating
hauta int
daayribe
the plaumuility
action* o f hi*
in the
of
laaailanta
iry. in tying bim and throw
n g h im
•heovarbuard.
ban bocomo ronfu.ml a*
Inqucit
aubpoena*
were oi».urd
rh ronolo*)
of ••oiiie
f tre t'
f o r A aita
Bigg*,
p o -,
o f the
ni*httheo f •penal
her hu.
Ileamandeath,
who found
tha inbod&gt;
Hub- |1
it i* not
thr; lea*t
a rt Tarraat,
latle," aheCura
raid,Neck
"She|&gt;uUc*
l. u j
maa too mwhom
first j
i n w h oMr*,
h a i ('oiling*
been throuirh
laid bar
o r j of the rrime;
Itful it
eaperienra.'*
HaroldaniHionein*
Howard, a yachtanian
the a u towhp
p .y
f o u n d ’ IMr».
Collinr*that
ia (hr
&lt;«iiiall definitely
Cntlinc.i
motorboat
B
o
-P
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le e n is s u r d to th e fle e t t h a t **»n\ * u t ,,p d r 1C1
w h o they arc."
f u r t h e r r r f u a a l'i o f i n d i v i d u a l ( ■ ad eq u ate** i
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                    <text>N l'M B E R 211

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PLAN TO AVERT it
LABORS GRIEF

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•ll* |d*n calls for r'Mii|nilaorg
the rjHI .a prubikHton yl*a" a n llb r .nrr.t or th* innn»&gt;-r in
I.’lf.ll *
Kiis«ia simi'ar •tSlillliiin* e\i«l m
l*n»l.»ni. ofivin|do&gt; mviit. dirabllU
'■•IJ^bey bar.pam ihr.n o ff lik. |uhirH it had Iru-n maniferted.
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Air
I
ibr i.-M .if tb. v%•» |&lt;| 1hrt.tigh |ha­
t&gt; an I life liMuininr and w.rkI'nmi other .uurrr., bonev.r, 1^.11//
*
* ni/killf.
|I'rom
.
.. , .
I 0* ilitft.t *
m*ny cumpan«ation
|»i &gt;»tr*-tion,
nd the
Kenalor
S alter
alter Woodful
W.MMtfi.l ..1
. ! mutm
i*nt
a-----— Walter
•(f ,nriv
W.uulful
r
,n.h «.M .* , ,h.. ir.rhe.1
fu0)UlI1,
n|. , .attitml*
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.*1 I ^tfl list Ik
l| I*.
I 1111*1 S, it
IT
Kl.ri.Lc the* i-opI to hr U*rnr **q tally ky
i tiridun lift*
It oust m aald h« was for the re«a 1l.on«fon and thr man in the street
•The to r ..tjrcl Ur •
shuti
- ! •♦• «i-ii*iMi will print‘i. %
• niployv* *n&lt;l tmplnyrr.
tat ion be* • use **la»njr l« a OS :n1 is tailking aN*ut **»trike‘
and
I nd r ihv plan the eniplof^
the &lt;*ttscL hr
lv*n .n.in In*.I
rnd afranl to route In T f l i O ami
it
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if
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“ fffltmjr" instead nf -||nre.*l.“ th**
ihoiilil h » f imm of the a crurl
rnvefnmcnt
im
MtWa i« the eal) vay we ran
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ti.i||*«*n«
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iv
tIt*bar
term u*e*l o fflia llj to tlescnbe
ttarh him.**
sin mrv «ignlli out.** slid Ri«ho|»
!•% " * |. I
*• i ( b. .iiit ail| in a* fin.* to *-iic fit • of *urh protevtluj by
ll*e Inuilde
*»'iirh m* fr6m one lumping lo
Fwfs** -First nntl Ion nmu. the
Tha o m p ia ir ia i .lirnylh uf
U | tH, % to
t,
ii
The flrat overt act «&lt;f m«uhnnliuii.ithrr )f h« weld into buyioeci
brine aihI the &lt; hrl tian i«|e.i uf
o y p a t iU of Ikr plan f.ir a nm•t'ii i ■ • • NS i Jih’ I I.yon* pr»**»i
III NTlM iTON M \ I |i»\ \ pv
(Cnntinucd
on
Pave
Two)
p e a 1532 ration plant la* SolH.j
roan luge; retondl), t''v tri* Iimi&lt; ' ’ s '*-•
•»*» .4! | * *i ‘
|; I \ I* I \m.irt
t »«* b*1»lI f '*.*
•i« *ii **f lb I ion* Fiiiilitki i«*iii lo* him** If. retlrvj *r rhang*«| M«
tr i'hf. he mndd re«eive buck all Ka
Waa daaa Matratad by tfo bona*
of the &lt;-hi n ’ un faith t&lt;» urnnc ant lit fii,f Atifuin
(•&gt;1111
•IfI tlk 1.1 . .|l*.k. ir.k: %| . . U
| rv&lt;| 3|. H I.11
I blot paid in, pltm interest. *
VO* of n In W uhkb killed (be
thirdly, the pu* lie w»»r 1*tcr 'Ullolk »«*»my. Mini'timi *-d
ml .
4• »nu. **•*i i r
• \ i* .
•a k«ild tm 11.«
I hi- •omtlvr . omtiieitial rrop | The* xtabilliatinn of iodurtrf
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»'t A lt ightv I* a«l. oinj, l"*t . •*• nit *|«J *&gt;fn ibf Imm|&gt;
I' aj *.
ulj l»i* brmigbt ahv'il thro*
ll* »i»5iu
Ui.llinir i
*i.ahif••*•Is *!&lt;• t a' t*i 11* *
ii'**......lality ougiil In »mnv
id
»• ••• iuuu I) i«M in i vi
a n tl *n ta-l .e ..',n ',M 7! * * c-Aupul-wr, farmwtlon. by h j v ^ *
Jo hr*- &gt;*•»wr i
. r* tm t
ch that filth and minuter In
vat. duinon fim i«h-d Inf.
aaoxper-terlly deralopetL It
»
poitfin! imfi*v111bti«*n whi h hn N*,imIi»uI** i int)
wuM»h«p**
••I a hi
v•
ra* y • i •«•» |dm ,■ •! I V »M- -a I II. Ilcurcl th, nine I "» « ! * • . • ~ ^ ‘*tio «, In M r t . * ^
..... .each IJ.'Hlo.tlOO hoers i o O y Induatn an I l.n.ln.y. In tfe
* M preceded by ta«(tby oratory.
not '-r**n mode i •«! li— |wm|.nL .«n I • •»*• »•«
i *.
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• I a ln ' "•••'1
t
f
muiitry
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SportMim of a (•tloa rurtatl
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ji
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mum
DKI.ANII. Srpt. 17. — Dr«cnV
Ve*f a ll.iv
1 Lew groups would have brpad
' W '.s f
pr .cram fallowed their
Im»\|*M ■
Ins th** prwpnration *.f Florid**
|s.wrri. un.l«T Sw.,{)a'i prnpiwal.
t ram
, / l r t a r ) o »»r Ua lo a * force* h)
»i the »
vihibit for tin world'* ^t|mtitiuu
/ a i c oo.| iole ohl.h placrH tha
II w I *1.
•I... •
o ilh uf* I • llrtllb- oppre- vr.’p I’xtimatv f r Vt tl They would seek to .o-ortlinal*
pi.uliution and ronaumption
by
hpwa im n r ini aa (avurirp the at l ^ g i f a In 1!A'C« m« • "fifa n tir
|»*'V '*^1 •••nditl.-u | stirli Ma
f»i»*« *• I’.t
* I.&gt;*.it% »•••!
1 it. w*i
'.ltd* 1 * » poll*-*
Olwa I ill. emhoaying a plan fur
I •*&gt;• oi lui»4t»kn utit-mii
tfu r* • u
.1..* *r lit* o.i
i ■» iih: lit* &gt;i ti aI tuitt.ii’ i( Controlling each industry's cutput
1 tl II fa
v »'|*|um ti*
. • •f*‘.
OM-lhial t r m y r radtir.H-n Tito
* l’, '&gt;,dar more
Uttrllipnft
fi’ii ia!
•4Ik
II ‘ fl. t I , .
• V
1
!h k |j a P l ' l 4 • I l 1 nt |*n
Is till •*«! IM.lt. ■n th c . u .
*ata ua tht* mutmo «a * Vi to manager of thf axhihi' Saturday ' DKI.AND, Sept IT Ref Of** •
I am .. ....... I.... . ... f llfur
"»ut taml.ng to rrgularlM
M »ylrr .nnl I
i itop-r llo 4** »l 4*1tl
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M
4
. a*
Ml • •!
Mi.l
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ha, already taken under rnnsid- ,
‘V
f liin i • *. .ii ...
I « t I1 II- 1.44 ✓ ,:t. » thi l i t - t i . '*
..t th... i i . 22..smtUHl lose. rn'P n&gt;tJon •
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Ihi-r would ilio pl.t*- a part In
Mnttoo* placing the OU
n '..ill .ration preliminary itrpa in r.n- r^Pf'entatiee
• l» V |.' •* *
\\ III »
* i*. •* .
f l •i
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K.
.1 1*1hid.d a* follow*.
•’ *
V lid 1 1* * • .1 1.4. i ih.
» ilb the e-talli kment nf b aineat and prufr^^ionol men. **i tIt** att i net • .f
oa I bo ■pec la! ardar uf huiiocia
bu.&lt;
the itahiliaation of price ao.l fn
m.||.
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♦
m
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I
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. 1 I.I IIIIf.- Mil's
tkla aaorniag war* can mi by lira * ‘ a pvCIrity bureau which, he «aid 1luumHlnl at • tprcial (iumrr »r* fettult. • . i.i |
,
•ml) * I .It .
an | IJ.*|4NI. the emtio! of bustnes- tthir, and
• w**l»l 1 I' I
-i • f *4*1 aka l.f 1.41 1*1''a l l
niallsra Eelatini; lo tha'
. •f •»**• *1.4 .
mo/or i lie* ft a pat aye In the yesterday, will be in active up- ,p . dining room of th,- Putnam • •• IM •*«,?|44,|
rmit.
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'
i frr .wth ant devalopinnnt of ind'li"
bouse today appeared u la a nation soon.
t.'al
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talll
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orutim**
iiitniiti’x. .1 i if*.*. -*'%*•* *I
It .. . nnteniplatrH, M, |Uo. „ ,W ,K (,r', 'W ,0 f
furs puna e.nclusioa.
•I th** f ' . i i in |
• I .*
I
'iiif Ih- aiti***inl a* ih *41111 try and commerce '*
di v%.» f.» • i «i*t .in ai^iiin t
caul, that Willie IN.well, widely t,lltnr of The .Nation's Ru.in/n „
"The piyrhulogy of fear
with
a
v
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indvil
H
,M
- - N s cole oa aay rullmi pr -gram known Florida nowtpnpcrmnn im| anJ aulhof o f Tht Florida In th
,
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WslaPM-OMI a-1 ...I n«!|s»l*fll1g » •! til kifii in I bn .ila au«! u 11Ik i amoved,'* Swop.- said
n*»,| n
•n.nll b 7*f S *• « ii i »
al** nitii.i)* t.i f.fiitt ik/ry U«rh' t
. ,
.
,
.
baa been taken In th. u n it.
» .. »i rolling* » •
ih, ,|
9:•I •- .1
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.il .....
ntiii .....
•Miiltii^
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frw lr.ee ,h'* ' " n" 0' b* '*
unl,'*.*1 ,K*r
A fartbar ablft af Southerr publicity rijvrt. will hat* cHanrw duatrial 3 u r «v y . domoiutmtrJ 3
I
d-SlHI' h. w.i . h»
i |itiimi | ^
I
the
wurktr*)
hati*
t
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f
-tale
poUlrity
unier
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ttnulNle
imp..«
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117*1’, Id 4Mil ,
.
.
aaotiairnt agaiait (ha I. n( pto4Oat I •at i ur |a»--**•%**»l
**uin
fnr ihtlr
. . . . .
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-•* •••iMlrtl iti.in dit il tl-.riny tm.
th. .*..;* Imi *.IU*
Its
hI*'i Im*
•I
I
than
the
amount
of
F
"
,,'/
,‘un
pcnal aim was oota.1 today. .W . t rection of Nathan Mayo, chair- .
*• lad*| * *r Hi.nit ***iit•|- ii *
o l ,h*, ' ‘,r“
/ » «h' xvi «ulioti.
r I**-.*- « • *%»•*
&gt; t .-I *
•tui* llttif V4 u* -hl|i|*ril f t mi tha fantilioA in cAar of the brr*d-w|nCarolina soaatoca h &gt;aUW to the ». wan of the p u ttie , ronon.lt...
•I* 1Hi "il, * I1.1 •» |IlMIH I Vitalamt himself a. manner. Mr.
life of
►• aiing |b«*. a . 11 be -u
»!»•* r. ,•M*N t, t i l l
•*«•*• I,
t.4a| nlllWlin \t It.rung to th* r» r’» death, piotertti»n fr^m ol4
planting idea (poke In Jolate, as
'••* H i la•••
i j * hi I'liiila. hi
t*r
*U
i th r I I ..f * -M lit.- i a
•
»* • |I'll All!ii dem and."tUai**"' ,*nJ P ' o ' " " " " “ f * '" * '
Mrtln| tanner mala uiea inaa bait INiwrll ii well known Nwal'y k a * - | ^ 1*.
H* »•••
upon t&gt;u*inr«« » f I • 1.• 4**1 It,. , |||1||| ij,
*how ,h*
*".i'i . k If. a I- •.•111
i bh •n|l|i itl* t*.«l
.*!•• fatu.ully tall for amiiv in |H*»yment. By protettion I iiiaav)
approved the plan “ h, •taricaL*’ intr handled public.It for the Vo- ' ecery
II.
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IU
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1
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additional
dol'ar
Lrooeh*
•larf
..f
i
h
#
piotvctioii they thcm.dvc* help
th»rv b»'ft b mIi —
I•- I*-«| a* l*il Ilia* |M -*-t t W,, | d
it "iitifiui'kl on l*agv Two)
A aubalituta bjll pm f«*iag acro- lu«ia County Fair .k-ao lation into tha state through the mar •
- ••
Tim.
•*i l!f'
;ar*ifl
provide.
Si 1411I
lor ireeral years past. He «il| . . .
, ..
, .
me irr**u*i
■ ** redact ion aaa Intr utu ed.
I*s*f % |.*t*-| It hh * lt'**n la*
•‘If tha YAVtnUa .latai act. Irt,rU itN
t»ai
n j‘ n
of *i. ♦
Talk of a &gt;p* itl Oklahoma d.T-de hi- time between the T il- k,i ! " r ° f
•r » dit • i iu1 I ••'ind.il • in fui
iliMtry will 'io citifroiile*l tilth dtf*
I- •tiling |l* 1* 4’ • I.I • • !pt Vfl rt*|a- it ■a v
a » l UeLa.,1 office,, it
T “ '\ n ,m " T
kgiitatira sou ton to cooalkar
n-xtoirat, Annual turnover arAj tin*
•* •*, |'»l’ * af i n. *1 ’ u'lv
f rent •n|.1tirr..- !a. l»:ng v n if’rntd Til*t*»w! T D’g* til . ktl*. It.a
Cs*. W. H. Xarray’a pr ipaaala « » * »aid
III t |« I *o|i IHtlll |H.|I.I- fll'|V*d ,«
it% and tnipnaing varying buricMp
; *tlgr - If* , it tbr .mi* a* l.i*t
No state in the union, it was dependence at the home, of Finn
for one-tbird Cottoo and wheat
i i.f** a'idr* * **d I,. ♦ ,tli»-r
making uompettti**n un A nationgl
i • » III A.II
.1 |..
‘ 7 '" .,hU inJu-‘ ry.
"■ '* *
S i r reduction* aa a banc future pointed n.u ha. the diver ,t, of
** Alt difficult,**
Ct I* -I • 4
ft * sill J,| Igi- **I| |&gt; . I * •d’**% *• t h f la»i- v 'i|ir**tiii’ i ii f*
JLlP lt*‘\ P;‘h,“ »*' '’f
VUMKISTOWN. I’ n p „ „ |7
P^iry. and a t « par rent curtail r,od.KU -citrus frutu, ,,ri«u l
* '
tkn it r e
I I ,u Soul i
I.
, Th,
M.ltloil
h.J'ltl’
e
llidl
a
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III**
y e t s la lb* next tw&gt; yeara dce«|. rare, live atock and m i e ^ U a n . T '~^-U alo«k Jan. ». 1311
C »T 111*1 III
f i d '.Nitti, &gt;**|»t.
* 4 I*d
v# *r*d from a farmer*’ coafaraoce c-nr. p u w iw d by Fo.ri.la and Mr !. , ' 7 r1
° f ‘ h' • ‘ rnln‘' wdl nUlvrt a lav uf f.VPriuTit ** inuit* a.olat.ii- f 11«* * lu *
-.Hither that 111, tea. is fright d» i . i* *11* Hu* iawing of pla/is f«»r •
Tlu* bu i i*l i ’ u * i n% i t -, n .
JV Is Oklahoma City.
Brown evpresacI Um elf » , be-1
K‘ fl ,-ehm’,Bn " ' " ’ ■ry fr.'iii IK** trru.p rilst.’ of nratlv'
'•nl I L I . ii a farewell if Ih** i* l*» v rg » f anvinpluyniviit in
11* I
.
i' t it »• • 1. * • . *•
mar cunrlnueU of th. .neatimai,:. .
n ,a »h e
I.. ftibdj
t ‘.» 4.* *»&lt;! m u trfi by Fijwant IV. Jirii i*. i .
tV
e
j eai'Ins I LaT wait- for titHner* Mar***
r
f
lomnteiee,
who
at
line
’-pow
:»«
f,.IU.
.«
value of tka Chicago exhibit to
I* *t*»id.»\ rtT*iM-il a Idl'vr (nun 1
Bok, |ihilaiitbn»|M»i. **n lb«* t««i«
.
thw
invitation
o
f
th
e
t'ilrua
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1
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love
am
k-.aiitu.le
al
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.
, , ATIokNTIC CITY. Srpt. |7&lt;—
•*
mi
J
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.***idv*il
t’H
i
iiy
4»ri
the flats in view of Hie fact lisa
, I.** I'•"tie
­
I rtflt..n a-'kinx that1
u
,
«U ) .
TV\ICKFI&lt;the Middle Writ, being in a (iroervn Clearing Moa-r A-incia*
li*
a*'!
nil
v
rifvfrnra
i»f
city
i.d
,
.nfr.rnre
nf
r.ty
a.ui
' ‘ A' 1 &gt;* ^
A *HIs.fU mad. by Mr. n«k « . fo
.kc,w,
r ...l.nt oth. r tl....,
Hr w.i, utimaditill
lion,
bt&gt;
arranged
a
sarin
o’
n ra i-rr uninformed a. lu-Flori­
. til** .flniidD and I* atllru/ t«u^l* riallon today formally went ell
U .k a. lain were . qutr ,J to
k.
r!, ni.
a. Sapp, Waal Sole Tana- da'
possibilities, offer, v i r g i n ! ^ ' ™ " , o r , h '
, lit. " l m .h r at.pr»i.al hut were
! it* « •*»• • * l M'* t nfa t'» Mdll n’tth revor i an favoring tepcal of 1(4
&lt; r T in r
r»,„.,.nl
gAi.l •
rritorv for Ika
___ _ «r
try and •*" k.l.a
u. n„. . ,'k u , , , ,
Tk
'
cane* chteken* for hla territory
tlsa development
nf of U*’’ ,,ln “
1*4*t nf atiiifig tfiu itti» itipi**&gt;v 1 of rruhlhitlon umeO'luient. Tha f* IprotUm:
Mr,.
Kdna
&lt;1
.
Toiler
of
;
,.
,7
.
7
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l:
T,h'r
I
«•&gt;...
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* . cuaU rtaka a Natty e»w markets sad
tapping o f , n .
(&lt;•tnu n
i rm
l a ini u
d
F
xApt lcUn lll iOn nn ,' ,h*‘
u&gt;,,r &lt;llrn.| or rend
lh ,‘« emti/e ronnuitl.e announced the
x4
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1
nt
i
t
n
!
jOilando,
repreaentatl**
1.
t
h
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s
I , .,,...1.4' either
af fulhctiae a * r »
tha t w e e s „ f taorUt reeenua ,-i“ - •1,,,* ndar, suits of the lefeteniium
U*t
legiiUture from Orange County:
\ . " r 1 * -• "«• "* y.nBe Rreipi-,
• f the «nc ha faa aj la ’ U a erlo untouched.
ti-prese ilstt'e ... th.* r •n'ereiut}.
p a r aa showing 13,77* nifml&gt;«r»
rt on
r " f , (T. Sept. 17.-| A IMand Jamrs C. Morton of A,hurV ! i ’/o .ln T lk e r L r i T
'* 'y
S' “ “ N'
ThiN M v tn l day* if a ,
mt re
•'•o p - ... ...uItn..I I-, ins ma&gt;ut
dale.
I
f ,ori a. animal liren-e. VL2S.
men' were I. mg held far rail f&gt;r th.* htintidi lie r i tshlish of tin esauciatiun fa, wring rapeal
ttaa likely, be rwclli sell Ua prod&gt;1*’. Tutter pointed out. in the
",
,
^crin &lt;* n.n-ru.ijcnt countg nn-t|..ninir today a - p..li e . uuhl nieu* f an emphonirnt hjrrau and O^ldat opposed. H
* N » ia ain|W Iota rather -.ban by
Tht vote rsprrsenU-d .75 partOI
uch nf
Ihatphrshian.
'
frmr
U n d e r w o r ld eSP'' lluilers ii 'h id ) tnl!. » htip ihe uticni
cemrae
of hertxk.
her Uik. that
physhiana F n d O f T f U C k L i c e n s e lor anmial In- a«i. 42.
U a mat: ipar, daaeu.
Meries J n-.ioent stair fur a ll
fiatols yesterday emlej the pliyrii ■ ti/enu uf tttiando u n |of the entirs membership. MetpT U a Kaamlwg Mr. Sapp dtoand dieticians are direct!, and in R o W I s B e l i e v e d N e B T
| Insi linen, r, f'J.’i.uO.
"'* H on uf thiee linn r ruckeieeru c m - a.ul file their ce faii!iti"s ! whi'e Chatles flu*tea, president,
* * »»W aa a n . .igbt a a l oM-balf
ll.4 M K rO N .~ y I. s pi. 17.- dir*.-«ly helping the citrna in­
I .■seii.s y -reel ent ..thr
than p»m "-t ganifl.».,'.
in
explanation
«
f
wht.h
rcgnloli'itis. it.! 'I,.- number ef p&lt;r»mc depend- icralled Ihe recommendation of
•athaa by aim aad .or-balf Uwhaa. 1A.P.*—Coroorr Oenrge lander dustry.
.
rHATTANOIM ik. Kept
George IVeahington for tha arte&lt;
—
.
cot
n
t.-c
l
r.
.
lent
fur
a.u
al
I
1
"
r
u
t
thr
Ihr.t
h*ld
is p' i| I. . srt '.t*"ii tlien.
ta tha Hat aid ataff. Ur maid Chat •live said ia cirroit ro-,rt loda. be
ai.M &gt;-ccn-e.
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n,
u
'T“ d7 "
p" ” ’ I k I’ .i—.kn i n.| to cnntroicisies
linn of public distilleries to sujyy
llOJ.tt
siur.
ah.,,
starlnl
,
,
l
to
frier
s
“
—
.
-i
.
.
.
.
».
erh
of
which
she
ia
said
to
hr
sirfi.
,j|.
of
p.i
king
houses,
a n y a m th Bark hew layred the belie red the nt.lis. f . r dn.wUng
“
Scrr • X Now resilient
-tat.- tp*.r victim, f.-cm their han.ll. ok si
1fficus, truckers, trana- ply spirits for revolutionary arta•da- Mr. Sapp, at the prweeat, la •ra. Jenny r.rnba„ Kan. . a . r.- ^ '
"An cringe a lieiaien M-reial aouthern state.!
ever truck ILcmr tain will Is/ f i r aniniul ii-ensr, fltai.'uj.
*v;v*ivy to an "ib'kaU y c »n/wr. poit,li.t&gt; c.imtiani,-*, public util- L'S anj suggested that tha recotaIM hens, aa* far Waled in a M t .r signed “ E. u
rkketa away.**
.
)
l hr r*
sought here t night at u r. nfrra*' fer H'Mli 'mn)
itn - and c instruction Grm* will men ation If It had been followed
hat fer Ua n." curentinx that
Pi..frsw&gt;r
.nvr nf motor uhk-lr commission­
ItKKU-Vk INK
k O V iH ir i.li
The
b
p
d
1
1
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dilfc-rcttcr*
I. i . ..I l . m f 1. witr the mayor auuhl hove saved the country
WOMKN
s
m
o
k
e
m
o
k
e
Ktiaha Kane o f the Itaisersity af
er • of rarrsn state &lt;. IV. S. Hr
vrt
o
tfr
lupi
r
I'tshts.
T'u*
con­
trill i* ml* slonrrr to lei ulans for frum the prcaat prohibition tit,
Tennessee get r lj of Ua wife, lie
&gt; *
Un. fl'.jida, has a mr(uti.*n in*
C U i.TI’ORT. ,vli«». Sept. 17. - ' n-nce Cule-I n a typt «| gang- gi.it'.- work fir*t to riticciM of uatUm.
IXVADKH 1 . B. aaid he LeUrrd the letter had
•
IJJNOON.
S ipt. 17.—( A IM— tet
___de.|
_________
__________________
t , exempt
in .iiid.al truck (A .P.I —Itvtuvn o f Hr’&lt; «i*t « nr*! 'aftti im w ils t r .it
lu-tine tohl O.I.'Ml.i 'I, ruder lhai.&lt;ver, feoiiwritten by Hetty D oll and that itl Aa iotn aw at I3.noo.ooo p.unJ,' upetaUt* frut.. puirha.inj-li.rinc h— r Alt,I Adoption of sb-.r;cr h. urB ci- ral c'liftl'W i* &lt;l *rtrf. Thw
COBBBCnON.
| ,1 Ih riiy insy ho etinlled to
i7 .- (A .r .v — probably lu , born
desttnyrd.
»aen deattnyed.
j Ip the annual ruoa.imptieq
rgrtpl‘ ’in “the op tatur's for wtrktrs. wete a.It. iUtd a. .l-ai gaunter, are M n v td
’
**
“of* to-&gt;plates
*
ta
tai
a
lieelihood.
writ re­
The ccmncr. appearing inI rp-l harm ia
la Cleat IhlUia
Britain dKring
dr ring the* o*n state.
In a news story la yaatarddy^
nneniploym-ut relief , ■ o-u/e- t.y &gt;m. ,|t rr-j.ii.'. gangdom'* rode
The mayor'ala. st.-ttd that he
al Ika eriewt. la KjUtion for bail far the profrsior, last two yuan ■ &gt; . ascribed U an!
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1* woaMa't ,-v mpt the OWIWt Ute
— eMiiamiri
l - - — • am
Federal I &gt; *.f la|-.r cf staying in their own t-.rritory. hoi teceired un'iests (rom th* Herald regarding the Both Bryda
V * l» h'ld fne taardsr. dida t ' « - j increase ia smoking by wniwen, ia, who operates „ truck to , hire un In a harnu.niu.tc
•nn trslming
_
____
|K'pv I un lit " f rnmmcree fur in­ Owan meeting to ha bald la ltd* g
t* *
*"• f* * * * "1* •* l-a let-, aa ad^r.’aa ta the huose of /*■• less he is hauling h.d^-h»l.| r«a»l- tha data
Ipae of the
their arm al r nrenfur-nit n reuariing unit roc tioo r i u ga Bept. TH, It waa srTuasawd I
FOI'K M l I F.II IN t'RAttll
tor hamate knew* U ofOrem-whai mam fasteriar ty klgj. w . Fh.ln « moving sen. Tha upe.alot tiow after the o ffic n had reunit Mhtr work that might he a ly lu te d that W. K Wetaaa B /
“ * , * * “ * ** * »
he UoaU-( Klliotl, financial aeereUr. to the hauling fruit. rtgmUules
oUm i rigwed heearse of j—luMewl stnte.
MKlUTI A NT VILLF.. N.
J , m u.
of living employm-nt to ihau'tngb of tho Samlooia Coadkr .
' ' T i ' '.77 P * * J f r “
* Tit&gt;r ' [ * • J*1’ | trewawip. •
produce front one atate tr a ...the.
F»rfc 17.— tA.P.t—At least foue th&gt;«' -•cling tn make an hooest th mocrmtw Commit Ue. It skow l-' &lt;&lt;
5 tacrine ter. lie said, hoarser, that ether I
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fnr sale la his hoao:. state w uhl
VOBT PIKRl'K l l « k k 111-*h- . ititn weir t i l M and lu rriticolly line,'
hare read that Mr. W alM atd
IrUars o f tha m m o signatare sag-. LE R SB V K C -W W . lUyis. pr,- aim ha exempt wrier McUn's
Marine W a y A Merhlne. Injured la v yestarday whrn a
I Uggrear ional Coasmlttaaf afred&gt; ,
iwattng tratal la ta* af way *plarra1
~ -----—e■ peiatar
rssgsa al* Good
■,,
11 ka^^
I f- 11
plan. Georgia. Alabama, the I a ro­ Shop C4. to cur t. el niudem' I' ana)Ira- a railroad train hit a
VI.NI *- - Contract asardad to heuilaoW r o o t y . B. % W ttd ’jbt
Iw Berwm
and
f
doing
other
ew-|
Ttn-imi
«
a
Dixi^
Highway,
ht...
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,
............. — Dixie Hi
ll nas, ami Virginia ware repre mftlna wrys. nm.lue-J shop and tru;h eanyior Ji workaim
to )|. 1 Mil'vr |or conatroetirK pew chairman uf thd Haadaoia CoaMB 8 9
«M al things are i* Ua pamsasiew.| iW UH sew equirucattcdad at the conference.
rcot lo Vctvis jchool building.
It'd* Itoragc pla.-.t
, thgig kctrn year Here.
DrmaniUc C-am i’*aa.
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te ro.irh IK, resolution )n -mor,

LICENSES ARRIVE
WITH COMINt; OF
Hl'NTINti SEASON

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l.imllu rglis Make
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Sharon Sa&gt;&gt; lie Will
I’nruish Nimrndslnlurmation On l.aws

b&gt; the snivel

Important Details
In r o llin g s Case
IU‘injT Kept Secret

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Preliminary S te p s ^ w
JhlonoB^i^°urth,&gt;»
*f »b* *W « tbs la Ken
Part In World Fair ^

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X Citrus Importance
Stressed By Da w e
,n D«band Speech

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Ihi- «.ill • y ,k|.| u, ,ini|tii 4,i( tin4 •*
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FLORIDA liROVES
SLATED TO YIELO
22,500,000 BOXES S•h.i’t DtidoiMtry rr*ognixv it, #bH-

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That Crop Will Be
01 Unusual Quality

Magazine Kdilor Is
Victim Of Suicide:
Heat Wave Blamed
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(iiles May Attend
Carlton Meet i ng
On Unemployment

U. S. To Collect Big
Tax From Bok Estate

17. r&lt;*m1-!Bur Association Is
Opposed To Dry Law

^'liocal Farmer Shows
Big Hen Egg To Staff
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raa.re uniformed I- to Unrt-1_, ___V 7c.

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Nine Held Following

Motive For Slaying
Is Believed Found

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BACHMAN TRUCK GROWERS]Leading Pros O f BACKFIELD W ILL
?AN Y
E A R SWAMP
?WA H P D
PI AlUfUiNalion
re Beaten
Beaten BK
R f CHEF
PHIFP WORRY
W BRRV
« » » « AAre
n s LEAN
YEAR
ORLANDO
AONG
TEAMjOUTPIT 24TO 12 i Opening Rounds nL&lt; vni c rn 'in u

m w u;

pcratcklrg their'K m
dertng where to find

t y Do.lt* and Buddy Harknaiu tu r
qURitrr asad halfback o«v tbu 1010 ■tt against a email nearby school,
In n .
*
MarjrvUls milage.
D-ld, Who did the pacing,
PROVIDENCE. R. |. Sept. |C'
TSa m t at the schedule faipmtinc and -tk in k ii^ for th- Imrt:
—&lt;A.P.)—F ojt at the ooUtand
Nejland trams, is fo o t Out of a
*** ■eembera of the PrefeMdonal
&gt;*tt. t - G t i r . n at Knoxville;
wealth of harkfiftld material no
(•alfrn U w viatiw
ily,
•wo .coma fitted to U k« o?or hU (let. 10— Misaisaippi at KnaxviUt;
•'•h er Hare a. je-ter-'a, ram. to,
)oh ^ itk I&gt;odd wont Hackman, Ort. IT— Alsbanu at . KnixrUls;
reief ip the epenutr JA-bo'- I
•bo waa on th# rtctiTin^ tnd uf fX t. 2t— N ,rtS Carolina at Chap­
■atrhea of that U d j’. ehampma
the
Dodd-lfftckman passiof ram- el Hill; 0 :L 31-Duke at KnoxKNOXVII U T rftt.
IA. aillt; Noe. 7—Careon New map at
*A«P P**J &gt;a the r ramped aad dif.
Mnation o f last ymr
KaoxTille; Noe. U — Vanderbilt
*ATl-A
barkfirUJ
Gene "Ik iL| Bo IP UcErrr. i f i * 1at Knoxeilla; Noe. 2ft—Kenucky
and a S f f it « gptr irnrrd fore wall aati&lt;&gt;nal bark of 1»*2M and lfi9 . i» f
^prokaklj tkr brwt during t l f ba.k slU r a irsw.n*» layoff with, at L^xingtew.
N*yUrd rr«im r—«• thr prr
an Injurtd knrr. If h« ran hit h*« %nrn-»: n r A rrt.«rATion
ear ad hall team defeats^ the Vita- 1 *** " • ' • t 'h » a m rat. petting Rra«r»n r e t a i l outlook at tk« I'ai* oM d m k , part of NryUnil'a hack-I ▼ %1 f lK U D I 1 U K N SE«~rtO ft
*ra o r t u b liKSRRAk i t a t .
te, tram mt Oelamto tart night I I **
^
""I'uru .ah, m,prated rrr*ity of Ttunri i w,
fkld priblrma will bo aolrni Me
f k a rin Rarhmaa apealy. U I t
1TK&lt; o r t h e *t a t e
or
ta *Yeraoa. "I*a. maay year a ago
Vlrad C&gt;ark Bob Ncyland lu ll Erer. wall.versed in the Ntvland
t'LONIDA.
JaatiCahlf. f,
after
aiaaiag
tl
Irtah champeaa«kr Ifor It will •tyU, may hfoi-Bf »eam grorral. . N*«w||cw I« hrr.i,f glrrrn fast VI.
J-ha*y Hedge pH. tod fee the
ml the traaewt
•' U t T R It, purrh*««r
„f
ahip.
arw'ag* ot*r l'JO puo-wi*. Tkrrr j
T r a t titaatrr Bad far the w tr
IT.fh of r * i &lt;*prt If i«*• i r S„
Although N'ryUnl has indicated •l\.&lt;
el
The fn'hmaa'e “.farniag
&lt;U|m«| t|.m tl K 4* J Ot A.I|T\J«»
pentag raand t« plrfitj of rr*rrrft Rirrngth Onl*
mairga he n &gt; ,a the haa
bo will drprrvl upon a running at
A
1*!T. ha« Tllri Ml4 r«rttfl
rb-U-tw
« I D - th Dfliada traea ta right hit*, agamwt Walter. .aha
V a
■ the P
rrf u!ar. Ifarr) Tkayrr, arrap
w a
In my •fflcw, an-i haa mac.*
early prftrtir* hnr hern spent •4h«*|f liralluM
*d other raw-r-a le A aa frr » roar, itiilia g eat eight, la G A. title fir , l,are. atwa
f..» ta* .I.Bd In |«tu«
Whea he war p) tuar-l. i« nru««ng.
in a flock of ttporimmt* to find la by* i.nUn&lt;-» with law tint car.
•a tetter -mea frvaa the the Heat w a n t, after G. 11right, at hti faak. war a Beat 7i that
1*0* Ikr » Mfirif end of 111* Vol.
a parting and rtrririnf pair. A tlfirav# Piabrarti lha f..llow(a«
*sod- The Imw aa. ahat fwat up. had singled. he atrarhl n &gt; » him a thra« -aip Vad Hagea. uotrrr wkar»&gt;m«. NVyland idmil*.
•• r;I^U prnpwrif allual»4 In Kami.
baffling arrial attack is Nryland *
tr f'Min't n^rMa. to.wit
quwwtum mark
fram tarkle te latth «at Wimtorly, llalhaaray ant I . ! ,r&gt;t«g deaperataiy ta railit, only »« a
•trwng forte.
j l«*»t J*. Cmimlagar Karma Add .
Wkalr a half If imirrd hunkirr
ta Juhbrng hr,
hr. driver aa
• rrgalar harkfw4.hr Wright
♦ '* •
right •• a raw la rad the .a'■
B^ttr
Feather*
i
Breriy
T,»*
***»d ina a iN o H at ih»
H
i
arr
ivvilm
g
tkr
.ugh
ratty
pm
*,
•C W Kialaar. am.ttor a alh 1 ® " * " &lt;me-putted him ta 4rati
-«aah
***
Of lUfh r,f,|ftr,|.
fine
•npn
.inurr
In !»»,. n«m» ..f 1‘NK.Nun’ N Lali-aa
t
*
r
rp
in
th^
mountain*
»*f
H
a
j
t
*
,
y*
n*
_
_a better
heaetifal part ml the
a a eat tale the h.a ,n the mb.
W'"h_ Hagen
■
barks
who
would
fit
nto
any
run
•'*
*
•
c#r|lfl.w|#
ahall b* radarmad
h that w . hare mm prime aad iwUrg ap three hit. gna.1 for m
»T'«™&gt;ma. Piter merely had Trnnrft*rr. tk» ruarking trin, N*»
-------- nipg ..ore. Then there . r , Ty Dt.
^
iV W V" ‘„*i
Caarh b r i m
fear rwa. Tha the e raa. a d , .a *• pl* y “ ,r ,a “ &gt;• h «a with a Uth. I4a*te,| out a 1 oo 2 rirtory
I nef. Shack Allen and Charley «a-i. b«r a t». m i
the rpml
the Mb laaiag hy
the i .taNar.
* and ^
IVliDMi a,y .ffici.i
aixnatur.
j a c t Henry Cuvi. Stratford. Conn | Kahlha.*, ha-ha of ecperienee
•'••I ir jl Ikl*
here pi
acre directly dat t» .n o r .
L" ‘ rw * T&lt; •» fMro.t. p. O A.
Harman III kman. «0.pound le-flllemr \ |»
II ahi l .tailed 'he { a a . Cm the rk* n’ P~v" m IPS* ami 113, pare llorton Smith. HelrurC defeated;
wiUieg Waihe they'll
iRKAL)
Vltaharaaad am. ad at all el
k**11 kl.hllaww. of Naa Vorh. Walter IVmiah. Geoemm. N. Y .'g a .r d . hoi,la , n nndi.puled pUre i
V K iDlflLAlW
1
7
*•
I
in
the
line
Captain
“
Sheet"
M
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1‘lrrtoll ('itiirf,
fertile
.
.
.
w
,
the
h
a
r
j
hit
I
m
g!
»
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*
*
*
*
*
«
»
•
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^
'be
late
hole.
l w the fatwre. ra the
^•RiinuU r o mi i t.
a,
I
o
Xkr
t
T
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"
'
r”uadei»
t«U
y
|
„
harm,
cnmpeHtl
,n
for.
^ia alraah h, amh
Klwrida
O m K b r i m , eaprewrer mt the Track fir— ere. the Gr-wr-&gt;8,11
ard ' «
* l11 ° PP° “ ,,,° l R“ »Ka". 1center. Malcolm Aitk.n an-l Ray
If* A W WRI.KN.
' • f A f * ,r
p«tT« for
*
■wA. Ha rwafhbatly he-.rT» Tuttiag m t a
r» r
__ __h»e_ __
____ _________
_____ wa te clinch h i. J and I AcJ__l___
talon I "b ite Ham.. N. h.. Uacfarlan- | Sauiwtera. regular tacklaa. have a!
■dl hole p nulrraar* ,ke
.wiat&lt;
he
• ill engage Smith. Walker will couple of aophnmore riraU. Al vnriri: ok ir n .ii atio &gt; row
to a year er am j h a f a ' Wdlmma reliraad llohtt ia Os.j J"W K Kartell, of Uanaaroaerk.
T
a
v
m
:ru
i
\
urn
tE
r
r
iu i
play johnny Crolden.
Norton, I Au.tella. 210 poiimla, and Boh'
»T» or Tl«r liEYKHlL ftTAT.
ha I. dnrmc tkr, eat.wd *1* " 1 aad far the tort three &gt;a ' T - •'*Tew, fa ' yeaterday mam
Conn., aml ll'llara will try to aot-j Stafford. 220 p lunda. The ^nd, 1Ticft or tum rtatk or
k l o m iu a .
2 *
*w»h a hard Drat arag. alhraei the Saafaed boy. " * * * hat ,tarted oat a. a flea p-it| T»*«n t'rvgfty, nf \Huny. N. |
^
^
i
1r*ca»red play ofr far a ungV
N«Ucn le hor*i»r flisft Ihftl II «I
* • aaata them t . he oaly faar hita fm f-.r r-ia&lt;
I.INiil.!.. p'iichi.M e*r Tat » » m i fl.
Ilea
,
the
rratwhiie
firat
ha.."*■'*fc
P**»
hatth,
hoard
oat
on
H h d p la , later hatlira
Cesle S.» HI, 4.sirs. Ill# Till. 4«i a.f
l*Uy in Ikr lower half of th*
'•
Eoalta. of dr mw will pit Crowley against
J*"#. A l». IftjE. bn* filer! e.« I |
h * 1* — ^ haggert la&lt;h a the ■ u f-r tha Sanfmd (h m b toy. V1**
O H lfk il* In my rtff!«w.
ha*
nmding
nin.lm ipi-llcfti |„|, (of (At 4#»«f id
■ • R h f ml a ha. Jimm, Steal. certainty had hr* halting i j . with ' hKagn. I up KarT.ll,
Buik*. tb« open champion, Al
him. getUag rue —t ml fire, a ,k* ‘
'* «t»a re
matter., K»piiwi««, rk irtfa , again*! Ilild .
l»*s»r In •rr.inURfft svllh la w Mall
jN
McRae, gaa/da; I'artm
*»rt lfl*-ftt* rtlbl tfve IIr• fnlllitihift
arngle aad foar home 111, Thu. n ,,*PP~' bra tea ahot amt aaa crer
4iprrllie4 |«r«sporty tllu«lr&lt;t in
m « t o r aad Hal. Water*. lark ^
ka»f«i, Skiate and Fouli* and A r­
Hmyeslto'il* ISlHIU Kl-rfl-l* |m.W||
.
record
far
ham.
raa.
t
one
*"*&gt;
*
»
f&lt;
~»
*
»w*ur
against
Walter
Murray,
^
Ckamema aad Kraal Clark
I&gt; r m fl W rtf NK &lt;*ar of
, __***
Wi* firmer public link* play.r from
fW l r.f X K V lUc It. Tvp
• —■ a .
ace ,m r Ret the plnj&gt;r ia Rfty ftkfbrW raa**- K44*»
fw» a par f a i .
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bw tlr w &lt;nt nf fi*c lU ir * &gt;xJ ol&gt;e. |-». J anj 1 Hadley rOTHt !• ft W TJJ ft N II f| K ; n
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Cw3Vark Tkunia«i * i '« kit fa.r IW lim it, ly wa* live wratrta apen frem a
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eapabW field
,
.
Th» asl.l Un4 Irainft astaftsrh nl |b*
*•* here eeaatrtad I I . 4g*'* kinnr r%«uig in tk. m
4»lr Ref Uses luilSUr* nf lUfb ref.
&gt; J * ^ h Cay Taph aad l iar "•J Rft,| TkvntMi . m tin fm itk
Tammy
Am ucr. Vfraillac * •&gt;*
U n d «r
I •f!«-.%•— ia tho name » f J T
Hr* MN
I'ftlrel uM rer|in&lt;«|ft
n W . rararraw m l* t l aa.I
T un«i f h norkt ikriv mil ** n tk a m fi*, after hetng held TV* a ' N i g H t
«hnll I** rrd* nmr* ftrnir4ln4 In law
Sponiih
Skies
• * Feernasi. . m, n—
ara ■kftkb U ftiri, Ike f i n rtn e at
by Joe Kirkwood.
&gt;M 'If** will IstUft |Nr ream on the
• • athar tar kVa
Sllh .lav «sf •a int&gt;«r. A. I*. 1911
Ipeft from CW agr.
i M
U tfttfft M
n*&lt;fr«l|ifv
society's con*
XVilne-ee rift nfflrl*!
plgnsture
“ m«Kmaa V fairly pVaaed a,lh Stair I kanpiM girl* tmm • » !
tha lfteraoon with
We Hatp far Gilck Sale
an*| seal Ihla the Iflli. day of
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r.
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9
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von
lions
suc­
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enabled
him
to
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(1KAL)
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cumb to «loaa,
2
ami
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n#rk Ctrroll i.'uurl
la*t Jftftr. f « "*» 4 tkr (kanp*. n«kip »rr«r»
H» m |r s i t IVsunt)
Thia year’* tpe« tttlaat. Billy!
mental lovel
Florida
b ? . tL l u nm it'K .
Battr. of (iracaatrh. t aaa., w u •
Alan bersmina in the fol­
11 r
Haro llarkmy, of
lowing t i A ; C h e v r o l e t ,
Burke bad a two ap
Hulge. Huirk, Eaaex, Baby
Special fog SO drjra. An
and managej to end
Overland and others.
8 1 IO photograph for only
h* Urd hale, a here

•yftft Of Florida Are Moos Goes On Bitting
Beating On Prom»- Rampage To Score
fcgSophonRore Crop' 4 Home Runs, Single

Big And Experienced
Une To Be On Hand
To Hel p Tennessee

Choose..........

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Gear Sinara, another tao•Ime I*. G. A. arlaarr aad the lea t ■
ing roolra i r for Armmr’a title,

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DOROTHY

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TTRI.XO COMPART,
llu . Cuwptalwwel.
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hftofta an J H. Ml'KPHT, •
.male war. -Md JOHN r. KKAJU
SON A tXi. 1st. « Corym th*.
livfraiinli __
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to T H 'i o r i n t o i L H Am a r t
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that ytaioat !•
t*nm nf I
riisnl Urrrre- b*r«tnfnr« «nt«m4
her* Ia. films, fnr rrc«rd tha XIN 4 » f
of A«sgu*t. A. l&gt;. tftt. I will of.
for fnr ajl« sad mil In Ibn biwbnnt
and hr*I M44«r. fnr cub. la fmnt
ct the tVart Hoann Dour, la S *«l.
rwale I'OUBIY. »«nnf**cd. Kl»*rMn 4*f.
lag Ibe IrgnJ hai^ af ■•!«. •"
Moaday thr lib 4nf **T OsfnWer. A
tb. 1911. namr bring a ttgja Pay,
lb* fa Ila*a lna 4tr*Tlbra| ftn'MD
situnir. lying nr*4 bring la the
Caanty of Hrniln*&gt;ln and Stale «f
ri«e«l4n. I...wit:
U l II and the NH 4 U l XX
•si Nl Ji«rrpb n. nce**rvlag (•
tbe plat tfc»r*ef« 4ftlr rreofgrd
u|'»n th* public leevria rf
A* BnIa-Tie I'o R l), Kl«»rida.
Hnld »alr *hall be fnr « aah nt thr
tim• uf |hr •nlr. purehaarr to Rif
fray de-rat
luinl b r iin U r Ini. HH
N i NIX.
Ntpmvlal ildilrf
I.ICH1N «riilt YAN.
jl»»lic lt*»r fur i ’onsplrlannl.
johrimi

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ST1 OK THE I . O K I I U RTATI TrJI o r THE «T 4 T *
rto N in i.
Notice la hrrrhr |t*m Ihnl DAle.
I.AH BOW II It.
purrSiasr
rf
li |9oA «.f Tn* Ortifiratc ?Os 2X11.
4*»*d the lib 4a » «*f Ah| m*| A l».
I92J. hn* fijr.| raid crrtlflratr In
n.9 offlern Ctsd has mudr applies.
Il«ea fnr lai 4eml tss Issue in st.
Ml Isitfr With U « i*+ id 1-rftlfle-otr
rrJ‘/tee# ike f *#l|a«*sIaa 'lessflbed
iritprrty mualH la ^ m IbmIs muR.
Is. Kl«*r 111a. I.s. toll
r.\ or n v* *f N w ij ..f hwh
•tad N\ »ft uf NH I, nf tf\V«v
HrrI l.»si {I. Top
31 Hnftlh
Itangr IJ Rsii I a a* rra
The «al4 I* n*l lerlaw t«Sess&lt;4 at
lb- dntr of lb# iniMf»**ft of iueb
rrrtiflcatn In thr mkw *f J |f
M.llH.KIl
l’nlm» raid rsH iflol*
rl.rll hr te.|r»mcj Srrnfftlaf Its IftW
let '|re.l Will Issue lkefpa.fi Of) lb*
lid del s»f fkrlolacr. % l». |yit
W11n#a* m| official *lgnet«rn
*oa| aril ilsi* (hr Jftth 4«y **f Aft
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171 OK THE OKNRMhl. •▼%▼.
I TE* Of* TUB UTATB o r
n.oBiuh.
Nnllcr Ir leryvlaf firm Ihftl 1* II
I«F1% Id. purcharrr nf */X*4 nf Taft
•‘rf t If Ir at • Ns* 2214, U*le«. Ik* i|b
d«9 of .%*«*•!. A I* 1929. ha*
fil»4 *ald crrtlflraln In m r nfflcr.
• *4 haa mail* apiell'afInn fnr tat
4"»'l It* l*su« In ftccordnnca with
Iaw Kr I4 rrrilflcair rmbisrei
frllowlng ale•*-filled pr.ipeflt all.
••bird In Hrnilaisln raftnlr. Kl.*rl4a.
In. wit
* r.%
af NT *4 of Ecc
XI.
Tuwanhip tl fh*ulb. IUa|r 1ft
K«ftt, tft aerrThe *«ld Ians. I*rl lift s««e«s#4 at thr
da|r of Isstuncft nf anch rrrtlfke-alr
In lha ftamr
IN KNOWN ft
•aid rvrlfflriis shall b« rnfc*
arcurdtag iu la« tai dead will
•ar (harm* on lha Uth day
Orta*«r. a D. ItH
Wlinoaa my afflclal
algnatur*
aad *e«| tbla tho Uh gar of Hog.
Mmbrr A l l . till.

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BLOCKS—Irrtgaioaa

W ANTED
' ate Ra

build permanent tntsinesa of aousoal profits. Writ* immediately
giatag refereneaa, ace, experience.
IV. T. Rawlelgh C *, Dept. FABK A3-X. MempKia. Turn.

10—Flower* u t PhsU
FOR SALE:
Pbooa 207.

Cabbage

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L IB E R A L ALLOW AM CE ea yarns
ato battery. *14 W . I W
ftL

FIVE ROOM hoe
Are. Phew. X L

FURNISHED five
•ad yarage.
wacea. Coroer Oak
Eleventh Street.
The Taaty Shop.

SET OF aagd farm tools for f,e-*
Uliser. Apply Bog A -17.
ENCTY CU1PEDIA to
tiun for a number of
Apply Box A 28.
W ILL SW A P m i Tudor M a m
IW0 mile*, fer
Modal A
Ford aad amall ssoethly
pay

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VlrV«K coco*- ru.Hu»r
covaoeliH UPWiTsf

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cream separator for _______
marhtao ar uhat Kara yowT Apply

CHIROPRACTIC ADOS U/a to
ywra and —a n to Ula. De. W.
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COLUMN

DRESSED OR LIVE

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Tioe hmg ribbed special celery
at 110.00 par paapd. Box D. C-O
Herald.

HENS and FRYERS

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Ply 411 Park A r m *
230.

Box A -29.

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RIGHT:
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farvituri,
daailaalft O • a ■ t i
FtarbU.
Kiddlekocp, portable vie train, kss
By: A. M Wr.RKB
Store, afftr* desk, i s A r s w j typ*D Cm
wTttoe. afTlrg cabinet, tkatrs. actdreaaograpK. enamel k'Uben UhU
far radio or what h e n F*wl TUophoaa m - R .
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In Quest O f Knowledge

la lk« targe* Xtfca
Milk f r iM H l * •
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to a

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M karalk a n ktoa rmrraa.T ^ y U D A Y , HEFT. IT. 1»3I
H B L E VEHHE FOR TODAY.
■ LORD SEES A IX — For tho
I j a of tha Lord run »o and fro
breoghout tha whole earth, to
haw himself strong In bahalf of
whose heart la parfact to­
ll lm —2 Chron. 1S-9.
■PRAYER— May ouf hwirtii O
j53§^ oof Father, be perfect In
U r ^ and obedience toward Thra.

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FREEDOM

Kaw brarrn hr Ihsnksd, I am out
i r“ of love again!
'1 have Iran long a •lava, and now
am free;
I have barn tortured, and am eared
of pain;
1 have bean blind, and now m!
eyre ran are.
I haft been loat, and now tha way
■ Ilea plain;
I b it* been raged, and now I hold
tba key;
I bare bean mad, and now at laat
■ am aine;
I am wholly I, that waa but a half
r S of me.
Be, free man, my dull proud path
* I plod.
Who, tortured, blind, mad, segefl
Woo nnre a goil.
Jan Htruther.

iWEN
YTO 1
IN RECENTxTALK

IF IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE APPLES—

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m

a n d A c t s To
T r o u b le In
Navy S q u a d ro n s

rhole’ Uftiteplt State* at this &lt;tjma&lt; of
‘Throughout the whi
a )M n ^ T T O « .iw iO ii
; ■
year youngster* from nfr to *jxUwn«xicl young men ahd
If
It
p*ys
to
odvertidl
apple*,
Two of tb* largest shippers have
women a* old as twenty'
ty-two Arc dropping the work of the
■nil It don, then why cannot the
in the advertising campaign
•Uminer, or_are turning from the pleftAure* of the past few advertising o f other aqrlRdtif^al oined
his year for the lin t time.
(Continued Front Paga One),!,
months, and are directing their nteps, as well as their proourts be made to pal ? Tnia is
•
. e*.
The program to being glrta
nation occurred when the fleet "
thoughts, to schools, colleges and seminaries. School teach­ ■ question for farmer* sad Jfrtll what is virtually unanimous sup
was ordered to put to new for Express Willingness
er* are back at work and the classroom is again the grower*, cattle, psultry and swine port. Advertising is paid for bj Avers Yoang People maneuver., and tha men refused
Not TolfrcltideA g r i ­
nisers, aid others, to answer earh a smill toeaatacnl against each
scene‘ of concentrated studie*.
Hol d Solution For to obey.
box of apples shipped.
1 During the past, few years— in fact, since the World for hinwelf, or htrself.
Yeilerday
cheering
wae
heard
cultural
P ro d u cts
Nation’s Problems aboard the ships. When revelUa
The sttswer to the question above
The virtue of the commence!
War—a new realization of the importance of education
------V ’ p ,. ;
propounded
may
be
made
mire
boxed
apple
from
Washington
seems to have made its e lf. felt among the younger, as
WASHINGTON, Sept. IT- —
to answer after repdink tba goes slmnat without saying. But
HOMESTEAD. Fla, Sept 16.— blew on "tha battleship Rodney,
well a* the older generation*. It is not only In Florida, easy
tha men tumated nut of their (A .P .)— A pi** fw fftvorabl* ac­
fallowing, from the Spokane Re­ I he growrf) have fumd that the)
which has seen snch amazing growth in population daring view, published in the Northwestern must herald the coming of the new Tn a eulogy to the normal, right- hammocks and gathered on the tion on tha railroad'* petition for
thinking
youth
of
the
country
as
gun tarreta, where they raised a a 15 per cent freight V»to 1*.
the past decade, that schools and colleges have Increased sect Ion of the United States, crop and tell the world of the mer­
In size.by enormous proportions, but also in practically ev­ where apple irowfng has becoms it a, if they ire tn dispose of the an answer to the country's eco­ rousing cheer for King George. crease on tha gtoiiml that Jftey
nomic and social problems, and
Leave had been stopped yester­ had disclosed “ a iltuallort &lt;f na­
ery state in the union. Our educational facilities have ap­ an enormous and eery valuable crop advantage lu.ly.
with a slowing description of the day hot normal harbor duties tional perl!" was ‘ mkfe- .to tha
Th-y have long teen experts In prop yard
parently, increased more In the past ten years than In the Industry, bollt up and promoted
nit tonal
F.verg lades
lo Ks present pr .portion by meant production. They arc I'spidlj be tropic park and Its significance to wwrs carried out. Stories about Interstate Commerce Commlaalon
preceding century.
■&gt;
what actually was going on yesterday by 153 ilo t t It nee. .
of
liberal
advertising
followed
try
coming
rxperts
In
salesmanship
Young men and young women have come to realize
the future of Florida, CingrenaA brief filed by tha short
proper marketing of orchard prod and diatribntinn. They know that man Rulh Bryan Owen ’ Friday t aboard the ships ranged all the
that if they ara to compete successfully with educated nets. The Spokane newspapei satisfactory returns come their
way from statements that vir­ Hart, while indicating a willing­
won the plaudits of 400 residents
men and women they too must have the advantages of raid: ■ tually no work was being done ness to exempt farm products
•e»WT fwr eeery dvilar they pul In­
scholastic training. Whereas in other years the more quick­ Virtue may be Its own rewerd. to apple advertising, consistently In the Homestead grammar s.hool to reports that drills and routine from the increase, asserted thq
auditorium.
ly one could make his way Into the world of buainess and but virtue aline will not move • ami intelligently.
WSJ obligated -to
“The park will be one of the duties were gone through as commission
begin the task of earning his daily bread, the more readi­ commodity In large quantiles
grant higher rales when ralJFwuii
In Florida, as throughout the biggest projeets Florida has ever uscai.
ly he was apt to be regarded »s a happy prospect; nowa­ there I) lets truth today than entire Southeast, there are nun had." she said. “ And the best thing —
All
agreed that the • how the need for such, action
T— stories
....... —
days the more persistently one pursues scholastic training, •here once was In the declaration crons instance* In which excellent Is that it is so perfectly located ' wlq!e proceedings had been sc­ in order to keep their Income
the brighter his chances In life are regarded. It Is no lon­ that the world will beat a path to opportunities—n it one. but many at the extreme end of the state cumpli'hed with the utmost good close to tho 5 3-4 per &lt;*nt return
,
ger considered unusual to continue I n school or to go a man's door, even In the foreiii — are offered for doing just what that la order to get there humor. and no disorder waa re­ |allowed by law.
, wilderness. If he makes a better the apple growers of the North, everyone will have lo come all the ported.
The brief was submitted pre­
through college; it is simply the thing to do.
are doing. Many of these op­ way down through the stale ani
II wax reported that when the paratory to the opening of oral
Unfortunately, however, remaining in school and ob­ m.use-trap than any other man west
In local distribution of a product portunities are being orerlooked all the way back through the state. men started their demonstration argument* Monday on tbs railtaining diplomas is not all that is necessary in acquiring mads by hand and limitod-to ouF or ne glee led, or both. The result
Though the bill was Introduced
an education. There, arc too many young people these days rut, that might Kara been true Is that there Is talk of over-pro loo late lo pass I! ingress last by refusing to weigh anchor! roads' application, for a blank*:
&lt;they gave three rheera for the■raise In ratea.
who are being turned out from schools and colleges with
Hut wjierr a State pwdnrri durtion and losses by growers and i season It will he up early In the
i ktrig to tbuw that they remained Two other groupi filed state­
producers,
whrn
the
cause
of
all'
little better educations than some who have remained on earh year 40J900 carloads of e
neat sesnon, end It ia approved by i .
ments at the same time opposing
the outside. In some instances we believe this ia the fault product, the bulk of whkh must their Irouhle* Is lark of pr ipet the head of the National Au.'ubon ’
any I n c it e .
Al&gt; «h* m* n of ,h*
n* ' * 1
of the educational system, hut more often it la the fault he sold outside the State end a distribution, of marketing, of s o le ly . the aecr.tary of the InOne, presented on behalf af
of the student. If a person's desire for knowledge ia really large amount In foreign countries, what Is grown and produced In terior. the head of the national ^wacks at Portamouth wera 350
firms producing 110 com­
such abundance, prartically all of museum of
merit
of
the
product
a
lo
^
T
A
V
A
Washing!
&gt;n.
the
\mustered yesterday
and.
with
keen, he can learn in spite of educational systems.
t &lt; move it quick!/ at whi h r mid be disposed of, at national park service and by lead |bands playing, marrhed Into the modities, urged that no Iflrreaeaa
Those who have no Huch desire are far better o ff at sufficient
profitable prices. Washington ap&gt;' profitable prices were advertising, ing scientists from all over the rTmns lum where they were ad- be granted heyond the Eastern
work in the fields or In business offices. There Is no pie grower*, chiefly In tha. .Wes end proper mxrkrtlng employe I to country. In Washington when I droned by the captain In charge class rates which becoms tffec-.
greater waste of time than attending classes with the mind natchee district, have learned thft the fullest extent possible and in first hegsn talking about It they on the subject of the proposed live Dec. 3. It blamed much
left at home. There is no knowledge which a teacher tin they must advertise In a big Way; the best of ways. ,
the diversion of freight froA
ratted It 'your park,' nr worse cuts.
H o,| again the article as re­ still, 'that park of yours,' hut now
impart to a child whose thoughts arc outside the class­ If they ara to market their fa t*
It was «a!d taxi night that, railroads to trucks on “ hand to
.
produced above fr un the Spokane 1| has become ‘our park,' an i despite rumors to the contrary, mouth" buying and said two sub­
room.
' successfully.
new*paper and then a*k yourself they're all fighting for It. Experts tho men expressed no* resent­ sidiaries of eastern roads wart
The announcement that t'
The Herald hopes there will be little of such time
have signed up nearly 104 per f*uf If you ary a fsrmir, fruit grower, estimate that this park will hrlng ment.
adopting motor transportation for
wasted in Sanford schools.
i arte rai*-r. whatnot,

{

| hack of an advertising spprbpmwhether you,
I Ion that runs up tn 1300,000 I ho a.e r » l in-, the moat oof your op-'
ni'ies to make s good living,
tear rarrte* with It Ihmr conv|£ I
od - very comfortable Income In
Ikat It pays to advertise appt
rfdill 1,
lion, after yeara of silterl

ADVANCE IN RATE

I20.0A0.040 ■ year Into the atale.“
Mr*. Owen enumerate! the
qualities of Florida under a debl
sol credit column, with the latter
in preponderance. “ Three words,"
she said, “ will sum up our debt
column: Buom, hurricane and
Mediterranean fruit fly. Wa should
remove the landmarkcrs that dot
our outlying sections Ilka tomb­
stones and the subdivision gate­
ways that lead nowhere and get
the poychrlogy of the boom out
of our systems. We should atop
advertising our storms lu the

*
Borne trouble was reported economic reasons.
The second proteatant was tha
among the destroyer ami sub­
marine flotillas at Rosylh, the Young.town Chamber of Com­
other Scottish hasp of the At­ merce.
As the fall and winter months approach and tha usual
lantic fleet, but the report could
The short tinea. In their brief,
not he verified.
horde of tramps from northern stntes make their way into
•aid “Those responsible for the
In all the other great naval management of the railroads had
Florida there will be a grrater and greater play upon the
b a s e s — Plymouth,
Devonport, gone as far as they could to In­
charitable inatincts of our people to give nickels or dimes
Sanford, Fla. Inafrl ill th. mountains two weeks
Chatham and Portsmouth—overy- creese Income."
for a cup of coffee, or a piece&lt; of pie at the bark door to
Kept. It.
Instead of tvlng in the pasture
thing was said to ba normal.
aomeone who claims to !&gt;e starving to death, a victim of Editor The Herald:
"Under regulatory control thay
fixing it dD my f.iw won’t RYt out,
There waa uneasy speculation tan do no more either in their
the dopressiun.
Thera seems to he ao much talk but she is dry and murlgagrd tu
In some quarters about how the own interest or that of tha pubNot nil of such people, we are informed by Mrs. Helen about our ro-ralled Republtcarf Trout for two blankets my wife
nary*, protest would affect tho |ir&gt;- lh„ brief u ld , adding:
K m p Ircal mm busy. &lt;jive Job) Morse, Seminole County welfarp director, are deserving of prosperity, I brtleva 'ti» my duty bought from an agent instead u(
national government and whether
"The respnn-lhility now rests ^
&gt;ama paying the preacher. I’m on a cash
to Banfor,] citlirns before taking sympathy.
Many of them are professional beggar* who. to writ" my views on the
i.-g-.i
k a
. , M
U 'l . i J
-V h ' c h o i r m u n lr y I k -fore Ih c y a rriv e , It woold strengthen the hands of squarely upon the commission.
ami
help
lo
analyte
a
tba
sildatlnq
b.qN
now.
but
I
.In
l
got
no
cash.
M
|UU,
|(y
l(w&gt;
„
.t
an hitch hiker*.
when they ask for a dime, are in reality richer in this
other sections nf the nation that
"There may he those who ran
far aa possible s o . wa cai* fa in (tod to the did nf my rope her, Ani) W(J , houM reimburse aro resisting pay cuts proposed In
world's goods than the person asked. The Welfare Board so
and will so arrangn and array
make
up
our
m
"™
T 1 h* &lt;l and
man 1 *m working (or the ar„
„ owners whose nrnvrx
grove
groves Ihq government's emergency bud­ the facts which relate to particu­
•I f R pay* Sean, Roebuck A Co. Investigates all cases of destitution and furnishes relief
tS plvertisc In Florida
why where relief Is needed. Sanford citizens should assist the cughtn' chang* our ways of living Is hustnl on account of nolwdy were destroyed in Ihs (full (I) get.
lar situations so that the com­
and an forth.
wouldn't pay him and his collon
W«uL n't II pay yout
Board by notifying Mrs. Morse of eases of extreme pover­ I hava taken my awn rasa far won't sell 'causa nobody won’t buy campaign and then we should for­ There were no signs today of mission witl be elded in deciding
get all about that fty.“
any form nf dissatisfaction in the what Industrie:, If any. ought to
ty Dhd by directing beggars to her oflice.
Initanea. I ace- my mlstakrx^nd no rollon clothes. All the
gal)
tn the credit column she placed army, which also cam* under the
Anirlo* physician hac
This problem Is not peculiar to Sanford and Is de­ many others havt actsd UkfWisr. wear slick silky stockings and silk first the climate, then the slate's lo-1 ax. The p .y
lhe majority of be elimijsated from such Increase
dangrrs of kissing.
1 f
scribed in the Daytona Beach News Journal ns followa: I hosght a Ford Instead af a Arm uuJorwear right here In our cot­ cation on the main highway be- &lt;pHvatev In British regiments still as may • be allowed.
You might (all in love, fur-In
and It is worn nut, hut the farm I ton patches- I bad |4 saved up far tween North and South Amrriru;
''For example it is fair to atatd
"The
annual
trek
of
the
horde
of
profeasional
winter
'tournot,
however,
be
affected,
■fast*.
okah. I Intaatad a rainy dag,* hut it ,tnmed djg tha all-yenr ar iun,l crops with the
tha^ agriculture which should te
ists' with ingenious stories of hard luck has started Florida- ITT a radion ilInsstill
tea I o f a cow,' had bihT f spent the $4 for two inner possibilities nf diversification to j •|Tie admiralty last night iasued enlarged to include fruits and
$-&lt; | i I ---------- ° ---------ward.
These
are
the
hums,
panhandlers,
thievea
and
nonn
statement
with
a
view
of
re­
the radio glvta static instead of tubes. | tried hard to make both grow everything; the apprnprlala at least one particular the
vegetables, has mad* a strong
•laphant ha* more than human producers who ho|M&gt; to avoid the snows and Ice of north­ milk.
emls meet With a turnip patch, but, ||0na made by tha fsderal govern moving misapprehension regard­ showing In support of th* propo­
1 am feeding five nice hminds • hen I got turnips ready tn aoU, ment, totaling $21)JiU,925 (or tbc ing the naval cuts.
totajllgenr . lie alwsys aendi hi) ern regions, and get their living off the public in one way
sition that an Increase aa
Declaring It had been reported
which answer la thv nanus of Had. everybody else waa telling tur­ ntst* nod $15,977,31(1 for this contrunk on ahead of him.
or another from begging to burglary.
plied to that Industry would
that
able
seamen
would
have
Red
Wing,
Slobber,
Jake
and
nips for nothing and the market gresaionsl district fur public build­
"Perhaps the reason why these itinerant parasites
result in a substantial Iner
their
par
rut
aa
much
aa
25
Kayrum,
Instead
nf
five
plgt.
I
was glutted.
Frog l.rga leap twenty percent thrive ao well la because of tho back door handouts and
ings and river and harbyr Ini
of revenue.
percent,
lhe
admiralty
statement
111 bull market, an uchsnge from quarters that well meaning people give them. All social had our piano tuned Instead nl
1 am wr.rrird plum to th* bon* provcmenls; ibo nalinpal park,
"Agriculture Is conceded to bo
Up state declare). Which 1* lome agencies are trying to usu the 'work test' on them, to in­ the well cleaned rut. 1 spent all and my wife's kinfolks are com and last, lhe energy and idealism said th* sailors' total emoluments
wore mad* up of a number of t h e gTeatcat ring]* Industry,
my rash in 1020 and used my Ing over nrsl Tuesday (o spend of American youth.
jump even for bull frog).
vestigate their worthiness and to give them constructive credit in 1930 and traded up my
i bene* it ia natural to conduct*
" t would rather hove high ingredients, of whkh substantive
help. Their work is often spoiled by such unwise relief future- wagsa on Installment* tn two weeks. Write or phone if you school
' ttat ita elimination might make
pev
waa
only
one.
boy*
fount
the
volts
Tn
our
hear of any relief from tbo-govIt serin* particularly appropil
1031 so hard times caught me in s rnment canting up my way. I am city elections than grown A m ."
Tb* proposed reductions would I*, possible for thm commltaion to
ate that a Scotchman, t-ven though methods.
bad
shape
last
fait.
"Everybody ought tn understand that there ia now a
willing to to sather a Democrat sh* said In praise of the caliber affect substantive pay only. If give th* needed' relief. But such
ft Lftbnrtlr, ahmjlrf h«vi- been lh«
If I had only spent my taat |t0 or a Rcpnbllcsh for a few weeks o f the students of her distrkt total emoluments were taken Into conclusion ia in -toe* erroneous."
*n+ tn effect * ici»urllon in the far-flung, highly efficient ‘charity racket.' It takes every
A tab!* in clu d ed ip th* hriof
who mad* the annual pilgrimage cc os hi*ration the percentage of
English doff.
sort of form, so long as sympathetic people 'fall for’ the for flour and meat instead of gaa if that will help out any.
ahowej that during 1930 agricul­
‘ and ell, I world have been okeh.
th*
ruts
would
be
seen
to
bo
to
Washington
aa
her
gtiesla.
T
o
o
n
T
ra
le
y
in
pain,
pitiable appeals, on streets and in house to house c*a- ‘ J M ir a Ith e garage last year (n
"They ar* not afraid to tackle any much leaf than If al] other tmoi- ture produced oily ' 96 par cent
It It not |mitlrularly nurprlalnq vontvto. Thu
_______
_________________________
__ __
_____ _
communities
cannot hope
to wipe __
out vagrancy.
ink* Clark.
• lead cf revering my bam, and
problem. Thry know how lo solve umeats except substantive pay cf all th* fr*i||t h*|l*d by th*.
Jj V ill,,”
**c.b ? “ ,,fcfpanf,andHn* and the charity ‘racketeer’ who Uvea well on
railroad*.
all our difficulties. Thalr ailutlonx worn left oot ef- account.
►-'at gubernatorial material for
..... .
"
*" what ho-gets.
of both Juice and
grapefruit may not always b* practical, but
------a ■ I , i
rtaxt year's elections. With so
canned. Th* Juice, o f court*, ha* they ar* marked by tb* freohnaa*
"During the past year, several cities have established
BULLET IN HEART
|&gt;F f f o j men nut of Dbf whM
Ita place aa well-gp tb* canned ot aotbtulaam and Idealism and
bread linen. After two or three . months, they have all
nor* could yuu expert.
they
ay*
ready
to
rbouder
Tr­
grapefruit
hrartx.
but
there
It
no
OGUNQUtT, Main*, S*Pt ITeU
■
----------- —o— ■—
been abandoned, because it was’ found that they were only
reaien why tho canmd grapefruit ipoli* ib ill U« a. They aro In touch _
_
P - Loeter Perkins, f 0, has tlvod
•I f Gandhi succeeds In establish' encouraging the situation they were designed to relieve.
should go Into competition with with th* world and lu too* with
liberty, equality and Justice Organized social agenciea have protested such methods of
(Continued From Fag* One)
the fresh grapefruit, aa there aro modern thought, and when they
far th* people of India, may be relief, for they have been tried year* ago and found want*
Certain periods In tb* year when bnyw that responsibility m i l up­
tk* United Stales • chamber of
(Continued from Pag. Ore.
’ dlh B *
ders# In price, provided the crop lh* tanned product can be used to on their shoulders tbiy ara ready
•gaunsrcr could grt him to com* ing.
calibre rift* bullet In Kggvh,.
aId*red. Stats Department offl- 1930 Th* boy la to good kXpJth
"In a Saturday Evening Post article, some time ago, 1* marketed tn an orderly manner. great advantage. It la Interesting t o y r a * ". ,
art/ here and do sc met hIng along
rigls said. Bach detalk, thfy me- aod.U sells*. •
it is reported that Mr*. E. H. Harriman, after receiving
tbit line for us.
" I f nothing unforaean happens, to not* that California la on* cf
ptalaed would await detonalnaW
-----------o---- ----6.000 appeals for help in one year, asking for a total of this crop of fruit should bo sa Florida's tost customers la th* use
llen by inUrnaUooal negotiation
of this product It Is my opinion,
t Science assures us that tho 22 million dollars, conducted a survey of the appeals with
If and whan a naval holiday la of­ PANAM A CITY—J, W. Row
earth lx already at least une bll the Bureau of Municipal Iteacarch of New York and found fin* In quality and texture aa any canned grapefruit Juice la des­
ella to add machinery to his saws
w* have aver shipped. This ap­ tined to be cite of tho largest
ficially proposed abroad.
I lion years old. anj that man can that almost invariably there were ample rcsourcea in the
mill on highway to a*stern afO&gt;.
plies
to
both
orange*
and
grape­
The
desire
nf
the
United
Stale*
drink
selkr*
on
the
market,
not
leak forward to hundreds of rail, ,
city or town from which the begging letters came that fruit and in nddttlen, th* grape­ only on account of Its health-giv­
‘o avoid taking lh*.JTftlUallve to Uon* of city,
' Haas of years more.—Arthur Drla
ibts direction waa emptelftd.
ing qualities, but because people
.bane. And yet then, are son* of were available for tha nectla of the beggar*. The gilt ot fruit ar* of good d m .
geithn
In
*
elattmoat
WASHINGTON, Bapt. 17.—
"W o continue to hear about who drink It are enthusiastic
Se’ r* priyato ahlptelUior ctwaunlay
think that Ihla world has ar- tho Toat’a article waa that he gtveth beat who inveati*
o f a panlcs and five gorernmeqt navy Idaho, last Satm
ovor-productlon, particularly In about It* wonderful seat and fla- (AJ*.)—'Three of, "
* ’ rived, that the present generation gateth moat."
"The notions ought
navy ampbtblan transport pinto yank sought rontracU for the 10
grapefruit
I
bat
I
esmsof
sgto*
i living at Just the right tlmo la
supplies from dahtroyeri. Ttej ar* to* flrpt n v preparing fo r ' war long enmteh 1
aodk f l .pdppiics
speeding medical
that Ihla U tha cate, particularly
"It bn* Uon eUKd BMW
kl*wa at their beet. A million
at fa s t t&lt;&gt; preside food aad 7 1
Eons
to
hurricane
s
■woyt
tho
('anal
t&gt;
alact wa ia th* rltroa bminoea that the Investment In lh* citru*
val constrpctl in approprialesl far tog for their titlx*na,'"b* a*VL
from now,' this ago
will
fU
llw
,
Bri
rJUah
Hondura*.
!urp».
hat# aot put ferth our .best of- buslnaes Is about $500,000,040 dolby Congress' since fhd * Londbd
disgustingly old fashioned,
forts In promoting tho asl* sf torn, and th(s i* certainly correct. yesterday a* their ship ' eraihed treaty and will surpass the pron---------- o -------- ■
to
Homes
near
David.
Psnem*.
grspefiulL To data th* FlOrldft I found only recently from some
ate
•“ » »TP# to six*, speed end armsinklin D. Ifaosevalt la gain•Tho fourth &gt; * m te r of thi ere*
Repeel of th* Income surtax o t apeak in thb Interest of thd Klin Citrus exchaag* and l be A si Srican ■tatixtig* I bad gathered, that tba
' »
■*
’
quits a reputation aa a whip
per cent on net Income* af
,A contract for aa alevonth deA wedding whkh came a* a Fruit Grower* bare bare tba tsly grevas ik a t to tkl* state, figuring received scriou# burps, but wua
ipper, Ilka another Roosevelt af
expected to UyO.
atroyer was tot lo tho Now York
days batter known aa "Ted- more than |&gt;,6M and less than great surprise to tbelr 'many agendas advertising and promat- tb* bearing gravy* on a bank of
Reposing Urn Mcidoal to Urn
* When the members of a Ra- 16,000 waa agreed upon yester­ frit tola waa tha m artial* df Mias lag lbs sal* of gmp*frw*t_ln ft Mg I 100O an. pey*. and .tb* nun-bear- Jtpartmeot, Commander A. tb •toy Yard to Jua*.
leglslaturs hesitated to day by tha Danata finance com­ Marrl* Frances Ball to Richard way. GrenofruR to' wot on *oM lag oft a took sf bioo. that Utsr*
Bernhard eomman(Uag tha fk o t
i unemployment relief bill*, mute*. Reduction* also wera mada Bently Brown, whkh tsok Place fruit on tb* market sad ahswU to U jm .te T .000 invested to grevda alr'baad at Coco Silo, whence llto
•••a. Ita U nion coaferoM*. six
Roos«v*lt told them hoM la a number of brackets up to la Ruatb yesterday. Mrs. Brown advertisej and Ito ask a h o a id t o to (hi* etato. II might ak* bo toUlan toft pi &gt; A M , soId a dupli­ KtjDOOlo* 8-inch gun
„ „
In session until they did. tho maximum of 32 par rent, laft yesterday morning to visit pronto led to n grantor
'totallag
t*
not*
that
'there
are
cate
afore
of
oajpptleu
wga
being
prpvldod for I
h*r air ter in Kladmmaa, but In­ This, of coarse, will bring In- ntpre han JLpOO grove pnpsrtko
becoming Increasingly an- previously agreed upon.
prepared for plate transport to•ohtowwnt te 1
Retail food price* Increased on stead ah* and Mr. Brown wgnt creatod caoounpUpft and la oty
fhat the newt
dayjtojeaa^
counUnn*
n
J*d.
rf.
1 average o f O
par real In east and war* married In ksa­ opinion this Is nowsxftiy If xre ex­ "-U k hoped (hat the situation
i will be fougtr
time* and unemployment August compared with July price*, ils. Following tha rtreaony the pect the sales to tarn***.
"Florida hftx torenm the moil
than prohibition or What according to figures
young eoupla left for Virginia
t o n S * ’ LaakJurd,
factor to th* eaanto* of gnpotoday by th* Department at La­ where they will spread several
if
u m
u l . l l s n l i * '"
fHot*
'■
frult boarto and g rt**fto ll _
bor. Btx tiilit* compiled are from days.
T fift Ik Itftklftftp ckltf avlallan
wvidfmad bp- tb* tort that tki* not te ouch n bard Job to tblp.. _
i being able m r longer te ** report* of flfty-ooo cities,
Barton Mabry and Jo* Caldwell
crop of citrus fruit * t n fair pries, pitot. Couch, Mo.
ttlesblp* Great prjUla will increased four per rent la Jack- are spending tha' wtak-aad al
pad tba crop being anffkknt to
—
Arthur O. Miller, arts tie* saa-*rn *
Dalton* Roach aa th* guests of
tb* eftorso#* very
slat , to lir e thousand* o f poopi* •btokt’a
at tba Dsxt DisarmDeclaring thalr
intention
.j "to Arthur Zachary.
Mlf W
WHIMH w
stot* wbkb
whkh
at Oryntal Ub*.
wortt Ureogboot Uto
too otaU
that th* -lead
eenatltstloMl rights Mlsaao Better Mllkr aad Mar*
John T. Brady ami Mlaa Ifttetw kxopo me:aoy to r lm l* »ie «
o t the weiId abpydaa

The Charity Racketeer

SANFORD FORUM

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7

F lorida G r o v e s
Slaked To Y i e l d
22,500,000 B o x e s

F A V 0 R 0 F U. &amp;;SSf

Three Killed When
Naval Plane.Fa Us
In Panama R egion

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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

W S $ l$ ? £ Z 2&amp;

af free

free

M o day wore.among, tho loa­ Vbgtoto

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«&lt; J. King, XQ3 Holly A tvciu*.
^ I IV-ftiUr hulint-in «ud
' iiw riin ir

S r». C. H. Smitn ( i w the lirat J
H. I&gt; » r f« and H n . O. part nf th* n.w ,tudj bo .k, T h e
TH
I n u »P«nt rwW nlaj in Or- 1 Tem;hing|«_ of J.*u» on Homan
Seminole C
•
Rcljlioaa", *t th* meeting of th* Order of Ibo
— —
Belle B*nn*tt
Cirri* of th*
». C.

-------

* of Mr*

j. D. Parker on Myrtl

a. John Meiach, Jr., and kit*. Avenue Mr*. Parkar prrrided q ,r
Maiach molured to
Orlando the hu»ine«, arnaiun itt th* at
rday ahara th*y ipent
thr *«ne* of tr» chairman,
oooo*
Ihir.ng ,n« burin*-* meeting i
"
report waa tlv*n o f fh* m r m r* r
. and Mra. J. K. I.ylra Irft .hip ,|rirr which r**nlte&lt;1 in thr*.

itio W tim i.il**

im

UI

M i*n o n -

' arjr Society *»f th^ Flrvt Metho|ill«( t hun h «il| be hold i t 3:00
T i l I layer* (Inn, , otnp&lt;i«*,| o!»f o*diwk at the churrh.
| members » f the Junit.r i h m liae
! K lkluvor anil the Junior Depart
merit of tb- First I'rrahy tertao
»
j C'hurth School will have Its re*
| uUr meeting at u to nMock in the
j Junior Room * f the rhurch. Ail
' who tXpen t to he uiemher* of the
With Air*. (i«Ktr^»* ALL turn p r • club must iiinif at tin* time.
tkl fiif, i*irrt#
er Sit of the

Belle Bennett Group
Of Church Has Meet

». E.
j . Guitafaon ha* re Woman’* Ml-.ternary S « i * t ; nf
* from
a Hiatt of 11 day* th* Klr.it M*lhotfl*i Chur h held
friend, at Daytona Beach. ' on Murnliy afternoon at th* hum

of

MOMIAA

Vi.-t Mrthoiltat i hutrh m*t « t
the Monday afternoon at the horn* **i
The AAniiMiit'* t i t
of
l Fimt I'htTstinn &lt; hurrh will meet Mi*. K. B Monroe. I'elery Ate-

•*’ .
at 3 t*\Jih k at thr home of Mrs, nur Mm . VV. S. T h n n ltn
j I*. A, Renaud e n te r Oak Avenua •ml ehipter* „f Ih* Bible «tudy
| ami Twenty *econ l St net.
I booh, ‘'The Teachmjr* f Je*u* on
After the ifeReirutu meeting of the W. C.
The Business Woman * Circle* of Human Relation*
T t wrill ho held at H:JW o’clock the First Uaptnt t hurrh. Mr*, F ' tutiom l Mr*. Met rum
at the hoot* of Mm, f , H. AVinn l_ Hite, chairman, will meet at H pm ier
on S-uth Sanford Avenue. All o'clock a t . the home of Mra. Roy'
Ih irin i the «»k tal peri

B M**m r Mi* V IV Sh" tut Wei.
Mm. \A * ivkli*. \lrMfCrvf'
Mt
\V S Thurnton,
Mr*, I I! IVwell,
Mm Knnk
Let*, M
l A H kim « Mr«. W
P. Field* Mi*. M. R Smith. M r*

Alnut Ihbhuih, ‘Mr* J
kjrU

Mr*

R i t*N%

Sam llu d fo iil, Mr*

U, A|i i a*kiIf

in,| Alt* ►•*»« vi *
_

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THKKK K il l.Kit IN
^ ,,

III.AST

.

H H t T J I.H U &gt; . V

lAI't

J

Aim John A.ughn

'

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Th rve m. n

'

aw ileaJ

three other* arre *rruni* V
! when l^e t**»ilrr i*f a

Ratotday
for Jacksonville member*. Mr*. C. () Bar*, pr*«i
&gt; th*y will maka their future dent of the Woman * Mitil mar
! Society, waa a aur.t for th* after
noon.

Mr. and Mr*. C. J. HarH*on
At th* cln»e o f th* inerting Mn
who ha*, been at Baltimore. Md . t- P Karan invited the circle t
aad point* in North Carolina and h dd it* neat meeting at he
Virginia, returned home today.
home. Refreshment! were *erv*
J. C. Hutchl.cn left yeaterday
for point* in th# Ka*t and Middle
W *»t where ha will apend. a month
on bulineaa.

during the *.&lt;ctal hour tu
lowing Mr*. t\ O Hare.
|i, |-,ri,*r. \|r, w
[
Mra. U P. Hagan. Mr.
Catmel. M r.
Phdlm

the fol
Mr* J
ilorgar
Rmine

Mn. Linton FI. Allen and daugh
Mr and Mr*. Ride-rt Mn,,kn.
t«r, Halen Rliiatwtti. motored tn »f Winter Park, formerly nf thi*
Orlando yeateriay where they city, *pent today hrre a* the
tp*n| the day with Mr*. Cu«h gunti n l Mr and Mr* I
II
mao Radebaugh.
pearr* at their home on Magn'dia Avenue.
Ur. and Mr*. H. V. Whltnrr. Jr.,
announra the birth nf a daughter
Mr, and Mr*. Herman banner
on Wednesday morning at th*
Parnald-Laughton Menu rial Hn*. and ion, t baric* Herbert, ol Nl.
l-oui*. Mu., are viiiling Mr Kanpita).
net’* parents, Mr. ami
Mra.
Mr. and Mn. J. N. Atiarelio rharle* Kanner, at th*ir hom* on
and daughter. Jhan, have returned So.th Sanford Airnue.
item Pill»burgh. Penn., where
Mi*. Mar. F’ariih. who ha* tieen
thay hare been viiiling &gt;luring
the aummer.
viaiting frl*ntia anu relative* in
Alabama, arrive! yrvterday for 1
E. T. Hay** l.ft yesterday aft •hi.it vialt With Iter brother, II.
emoon for flainbriilge'ca., where II. Fan*h, before going to her
ha will attend the funetal of hi,
home in Miami.
brother-in-law. L. A. Ratliff, who
died yeatarday.

in*! :t* niirrlv flintHtiniJ ( hi- fm|ilnvi‘f wtm lm&gt;* u llttick. Iva.*!■*, Hinliiiii. llymiiiitli, (.’hi'Viulvt, Kuril, lit-Siln. Ilt-ti, I'unliac
...

,»

■“ ’

&lt;ir (irahant. Ami *u un tlinuigh thu lUt nf m.iltir tara. each

t* * Mwn " i«u uirv will •ail

Mia. Virginia Jinkln., a recent fnr ,,Mlnn.

^

mtk, ,he)r

graduate of Southern
College, Home. Dr. and Mr*. Haxard hav,
lart Tueaday for Na*hville, T*nn. I&gt;r&gt;n vieiting (he latter'* parent'*
Whara .he ha* accepted a p « I- Mr. an I M.*. R. J. Holly. ;,|h Part
®*iu will do post graduate Avenue, and h ive also -Veen viail
w «rk at Searrltt College.
| ing m Miami.

•

j„ mure lilen.aftl, untl Itetlpr l*u.*incna. In iiive a man tin Imur nf work
\\w than a tlnllar of tkile. The ftirnu'r fit\* rifhfn tht- one who givt-a nml Iht- inn*
j | who tnkf*. Tht- lutter may im|&gt; &gt;vvri.*h
twit&gt;i (fiver anil laker fur while one

•ilfiTiny nturn fur Iht- tlitlltr fli-tn fver iK'fort’.
' A ilullar -|* nl f ir it new motor rnr ra.aen the lalmr anil raw
inalerial aifuufiun in every Nlate in the I'nion, fur every ona
nf the 4K i.* f ‘tileil upon fnr siippliei* untl three out of four
fiimiah fiuiahi il or nemi-fhiiahnl part.*.

\J • ' i t s •»* U

gets nothinif for hla muntty. the other may lotus hi* nelf-rt* Kew wnul.l hesitate In huy nmlor cars If all

know hnw

r.iuntry wide the immediate effort wi^thl he. In 1W0, th# mo­

W E E K -E N D S P E C IA L S

II Labor does not want charity. All that It asks is work. Ar.u

tor rnr rankeil fir*l in the rnn-tumption of nteel bars amt

work is our:-, to give if we will. Ihu very rtuit of our unein-

ahrets, nifkel ami lead and uaetl M tn H2 &gt; of nil the ntalle-

plo)cnent problem runs down to Vhe unemployed dollar -the

able iron, rubber, iiphnlatery leather anti plute-glans. It also

dollar that la afraid to venture forth—sometimes through feat

uaeil I S' * nf nur hardwood lumber. 17'« of nur aluminum,

of public opinion.

nearly 13* i of our sloel, lli't nf our copper, U'&lt; of our tin,

Happy Time

81x90

Play Cloth

Pepperel Sheets

Fast Colors

^IWhy not put the unemployed dollar to work? it will, In

Special Price

turn, put men to work. Why fear to buy more than the neccaaitles of life because of what the butcher,
f

the baker, the

_

candlestick maker may think or sayT

2ti'« nf all leather, 10'* of nur cotton (and rollon grows in 15
Mtataa) untl lartfp |H'rcenl«nrc* of scores of tit her commodities
includinir wool, curled hair, irnlnta and la^iuera, all retjulrlnif
tabitr in their priHlurtldn.
*■ Hundreds of thousands hive run their old cars a year or

80x105

UTo buy today ia a patriotic duly, not unlike that of the days
when w# bought Liberty bonds and won a war. We now have

Pastel Shades

another war to win— the war againat unemployment and one

Krinkle Striped

that touches a great many more directly anti mi^re acutely
than did the recent years of strife.

he can afford a new replacement. There are shirkers in peace
aa well aa slacker* in war. When the alacker dollar goes to
work,-men wrlii go to worfc IJliThbrbefore.

id Made

220 Weight

to buy new curs for frar nf Iwing charged with flaunting their
own prosperity or

Ihk-huso n f

wh'tt others in business Associa­

tions may think. In our own clientele we know that in 1930
some 40''* of those who should have bought replacement car*

1 No one todsy can claim a medal for wearing patches when

Men’s Blue Denim

two longer than usual. Many of these thousands now hesitate

did not du so, ketplng their old cars.
We do not counsel you to buy a new car Iafore you buy
nnythink else. Ours is not that selfish attitude. We do hf■|tove’;th«t“ tlH»~fikHor car- dollar will go more places, mor«
•luickly, anti affect more people for oulck relief than any oth­

t The employee should acclaim the employer who buya a new

er dollar ami that it can well Income the "self starter" for

Cadillac, • Lincoln or a Packard. And the employer should

better business and greater prosperity.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED BY
Men’s Genuine
WIGHT BROS. CO.
WHITE-HIGHLEYMAN, Inc.
STRICKLAND-HARRI8 CO„ Inc.

MARSHALL MOTOR CO„ Inc.
SANFORD BUICK CO.
KENT MOTOR CO.

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Can

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As Plane Resumes Ship to Shore Service

Y ob Figure How This Is Done?

A nchor o f Poppies fo r Navy Heroes

♦SCtWSIfc

afggCKL;
Herr is A.st Aunt S-'crttaiy of the Navy, Ernest Lee Janckc.
0 1 hr p .cvnliil '(."a. Virgil M-Clure. t. :■t;&lt;n.vl Prv.-Jder.*. of tho

Atmr'rnn War VPulu::. *• t.i an i'J i j . of poorm-'. which rv111
be iiiftl 111 m.'ian. ■ &gt;■ ■-.si r: * A fa nfLrcr* r.i.d turn of
U 3 Ontruyn Jac -one;. lo. ir' l : U off the coas, of irelsnd
In 1917

A r.lrtklni! ac Inn picture thin an Ihe nlrpl.ifn
x V
at It &gt;4i raiapuiteil from the deck uf the ,n ft IL-m. n r
Uig tlup-lo-tliorr airmail len k e duilns the suttmo moo t.

Where Blast Killed en d In ju red 200

That Smile of Victory

A

h Beautiful Eyes

s o -c a lle d

” v.

cam e ra*

fitted with all tlir newest docl if1-i rtfi t Jmiiklcji m
b rcsfK»riilUJe for making 11ilm tin'. n il
picture uf Mu I*-'; Pulo, IW\* rly HUb. California, society
Ctrl.

Ice Officer
Well, no wonder Captain Frank Hawks. tire Unions
“human bullet.' li tmlllnr: In the above picture. It w.v. taken
after the American flyer returned from htr rcctnd btcakuia
Uimliin -1tome flight

A vie.? of the nrrekact of one
of the buIhltniM nt the UrailLan
Naval Plant, jtr.t r.noM the b v
frt.iiVI’ lo Ue Janeiro,

Song Writer and Wife Bach Home

Not Too Old

Colette Dnrfeull, above. Mar of
the French music-halls, 11 cahl to
have the most beautiful eyes In
all France. They arc blue and
Inlsrhlcvous. What do yuu think?

Lieutenant Commander Ed­
ward If. Onnth. of the U.8. Coast
(luard. above, noted authority on
Icrbcrt*. has been clwr.cn to sceouipiuiy the (irnf Zeppelin on
Its proposed flliiht over the North
Pole this summer.

In Path of Riots in Spanish Republic
Here ymi tee » Boston taslcab which was found abandoned
after huvint apparently tiled to
go Into a cellar. Tiie police ora
eeeklnj the driver who left hU
car in this unusual "parkin*''
place.

To

k1

Be

J. E. Hamm. #1, above, a
school teacher In Ban Franrtico,
recently received tils air pilot's
license. Fly Ins. he says, need hot
not be a young man's tame.

Amorut the recent arrivals In New York from Europe wen
Mr. and Mrs. O.
a . a.
_ Uto
______________________
O. “ Baddy
Sylva. pictured above._________
He Is tha_
noted ton|-writer and he his been In Europe on a business trip,

German Girl at End of Flight

Presented att English Court

r n K O H n iB m H i

A inneral view Of the southeast part of the city of Cadi*. Spol
Cathedral of Cadis, shirts was repotted damaged and looted In tha riot
Spain.

which

Captain Honored for Rescue at Sea

t«t ^ laetM rwa*kiMMpsis&gt;&gt;*-sy

i

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ILD, 8ANT0RD, FLORIDA THURSDAY,

m COMMONS FOR Additional Society
Rankin Circle i
INDIA’S
WELFARE Lcchic
11' M(*
LAKE MONROE
Meets At Hall Home

•*'mti ni»*alin ami I^ipax, capl*
t» ' *' the *o ithei it ilialrict * f thw
r * n* il.a b rht were h***t when
o -*il \e*ol' in the Gulf were
w kill A number **f 'hip* nr®

long w ood
ANI*

FERN PARK
Mr*, i

id! mi ' *n£. Cmrttmunircili n* art"

II. Menirk

&lt;li itiptrl and it
fen re I that at ill
The former I ong 'tn*^ gidf fa -« I irthci *n*iir»hie will he reported
tnry liuildinc &lt; n th* highway ha* | ** lu &lt;\ new* I mm mitlvtUC m lmn*
just hern Ii*n- ed hy thland'i i* im e* in.

_______

II} Mr*. He If, Buchanan
llcmfe###*# at the irgulat m eet-1
annual meeting ef the la A iu fs c ti'm v Heft * ■* i *nng ann ,
init of the I.nrhie Rankin Circle1,, T '
le a c h m
A**uctatmn wa* Slone K*tuipmrrt t •mipaity, f* m
of the Kirxt Mrthxd.xt Churrh 1*
the prc.* or **wn* • \|»
fhibhn*
*i . !j held ,at the Lake .. Mom m;* school
held «n Monday mftrrn
aitern w»„
^n at the
, ,
Jt»e Hunt V »r**&lt; iul Mio- wd'i* corn
home of Mr* J, f*. IIall. 1501 l*»|.l * '* ,)f
&gt;,r K ^
the pletetd v ' II Mu* "t. w h*i it •
LONDON. Srpt. 17— (A .P | - niettfi Avenue, were Mrs. Hall and
’ f’ “ th president, called
Itahotmo Cennhi talked into the Mr. M K M &gt;e M rv W. M. M.* merlin* to order, and after th e,!* reported will hate i ( i t ndl «f
weekly
-pother nf j nrliimrnls" taxi film presided « » r r the bn*in*«« f roiir. *•Attirri a," nml an tnv raleOtigwu***! I* it1 n l - G • I
th**f
I •ml pltadi'tl tor the Rntuh ACs.-clon at which turn* ( Ians were , tmn, Mi i, f.arl Kipp, the see refccr party's tuport in Indie'r ma«V for th** r*rning ycJr. Mr* taiy, rr^it the mmutt *d the last th (own I* *n tin* m u M **f many
a* 1ivitir* wiiii ih«r p■"•im t
»l
struggle for independence.
f nrioll Varner had . harga of th*' me* ling.
Years Younger f
!
H
Me K e n n e y
d live red
a marly un'i* *inHi»ir
tina &lt;*m'n,.t F t els
He had !ieen invited 11 julilr**.. j devotioniil aitsj mix.Hin sUitty
verv at*l** ad*lte-* in whi^h he* *en* rr
labor memVrj » f th- Itnuxe of j IfSAfm,
FVr to*' n* w
lio d y*.n at |,y
l have I veil x.ikilig Ki U-t hen
Comona privately regarding In
At the tea lour a froiej, salad jr p e d the co o p e r a t u m *»f th** par
dlr'a claims.
1 » i"»r nr .it I v l inontli* l have
. '■nurse w n -erved It) the hotl - cot * iind tea* her* toward'* making man *e*e»al t * i»'h* i * with th**i
'll'* 'I* familit rt»' oh * nis
in
U* Hid hi* * axe » * x rumple If PAsen. Thnsr prretrit were; Mr«. the I" 1’ A ft »u ei* -•
urn* t* A-p*«&gt;nftil
t ii m n d i n k i n g
«»*.. it Mti ■u\%n
initep*m!*nrc fur India, Ihe xeme | W M Mi Kim. Mr. W L. )|ar &lt;l**»l f*&gt;llowed in w ln&lt; h it wa*» de- \a* nut hnu11 \v mu w Hi 1 1v**t y noo nmg l
Pu-t III# -Ti' ! (u M w e i . « * d M 1 imiiluh, h rl • al
id
Itr.i* d tiir '
•a tOSt enjoyed hy lireal Mntein I r iaoii, Mr* T
K. Wilson. Mm I rid d t I&gt;t|t •Ml ;i di l\r fur new
Mori i".
1he |i t»ai b* I M#1* hi*n #fi» i mistl'v HI4 1&gt; h* •her I t if h pain* in my
He,,Wiuld accept mi enniprninlxi' J M, Moye, Mi* J, E &lt;*oiuier, im niher Inr»* VIi
\|#Mhew - 11.4 k
he sajil.
M rv Cam 'll Varner. Mr*. It V. prin (pul. h ii o i ^ h t up ihr •pi* **1um jitr thi (.»r'it!v 4*1 M*
par! *»f vhl-umn
Afterward he en«wered the .pie* | ( renthaw. Mr-. John Kumble- j *f *\ .»)' nf t id in g M\cr lutrtl tim e * ‘♦-ter nml hu buntl. 'Ii an) Mr* ami &gt;i«feI *1 a n li I he I h i H i oo tu
Thuriir and ilmu;hlr 1, Ilealn» ■.
ttoM of labor menifierx.
I Mr t. J G. Waite . ^ln
W
"Nnfv I am . la l tu
V|» Soderlilont a p r m n t e d n t* in
fium Hivenlal
Mm viand The*
S illier la the day tlic feder*. | ( lark, Mr**. It, i, Shitihoher, ^Iih ,
will WiUi'IIM Ini l m U -li u»m a. m « * t
VJtrtclurex
committee
of the , J, K, Preston, Mrs. It. V. T n m iI Ire «*f j i - e lo l* nb upon • *»lue i ante -niilh l&gt;\ multu nod fn*t
u in * \unMk*« r ,*n»I inv hi ighi Phon*&gt; |03
second round tatde conference «»■ rar.ee and Mrs T J Smith, a new I l a ii *it e n t e r t s n u u r n t to pro* temled the Snam»h M'ar ( oitvenITH pivund l *!*' n *t ..I- i . . i lllill.p l N(t HI,*H KS Irrigation
vide fund * (►hi. the lun&lt; h
11 am . t ii*t! Hi New t If tenit
atl#d to (ire even the I iretir.i member
huxai and g tn m l . rlhe»*t work
Fhi* i'*m‘ nut tee \m . » *mitH&gt;»n| ■*(!
taxpayer of India reprexenut ton

Says He Won’t Com­
promise On Indepen­
dence Of Country

HOW ONE WOMAN
Lost 47 Lbs. of Fal
In 3 Months and

and 1•*w*■i'

In (h« l*«lalature of thw prnjrrtri1
Incflan filtration.
A*. Hannaswain I ft priyar, n
friepd of Gandhi im| fnrmn *»*• '*■
U f f of the All India N *i i nn'
Con*y*»«, pleaded thit there i.e
“ n&lt;k laieflon without rep r»* i n1u
th)*.*
Itis appeal. written with the
rnaMima's help, wax niaw in I.,half of "direct elect* in."
is the attitude »»f ihr Imltar
'*#§. in lllllf M|x| |a*

ili if

,»f

dhl nm| lyfiivar. Hmi *&gt;»,&gt;
principality should he nll-iwr.J t *
••Tact its mender iri **uiJi a isat
as It hmne-. npTimnlivt* l»y iht*
prince i or nlherivi **.
Gandhi *.*t htimhtd in a rhai*
and listened t . flu* debate
The iffinpir■Jikr tifiiifliii, i Inr| on
l j in a strip of white fabric, was
followed into a committee r mm of
Ihs llouw- of Comm uh for hi*
matliviK v, ith the labor memher *
hy hi* white-rn’ rd English iir** i
pie, Mira Madeline Slrdo. or Mintihen, rr *d r prefer* fti he r .tiled
It s i * the Iir'•t lime »n the an
flent annul-* of ihr hou*e that such
■range figures had invudt I |U
prtcincU.
While |h** iiuhnl nu win -ipnik
Inf, several ron«everv*tiv£ mem
bars uf parliament, including Ion'
Wit hfie Id, rnleieil the met1ting,
thinking it w«* •fprn In all, Jhe*
^tr# unceremoniously circled.
When the mahatma entered, all
■rase and gave him an ovation
Ha appeared lircd, |»h frail voieo
Hardly Ion I enough tu reach tha
whole git he ring.
Afterward hr and hi* part) re
tnalned- hrbtml for devotion# unit
according l» the regulation* of
pallia men I, wit* mr inner *»i t t e
House remained with them.
ardir Kahili lljjal Singh, rep
ntativf of the Punjab Mklu,
prtsaeil teg ret That the Sikh*
had not been aecordeii "renter rejiraacntation on the r mimitter and
Tolcrd n ifoubt thnt iny workable
agreement co iM I c forthcoming
Until Moslem-Hindu differences
war# nrttlfd.
Hfhh.itrnn firnv hi will ,pe* |

The

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the

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K at hr rule Tilli*.

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vvith (it n K i -

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Khu

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I faun tau gh t

Kli/Jilieih

(lark ,

u it !i her

\*,-

ftniiphlor

Dm w m i t
Hi v ami Mi*d
pf-ti-r d*»i»f*

ipefiil

i
,i

t'deannr

R a ti u n.

.1

I*

H-ti

-

Ma«li-uiK W*

i , \ ilmi; lit r multier. Mi
k uim.i
I jtkr Vlr-» l a i n ' m a y rviii*n mo m

Mel h" di*i

Lit'* huur when refre*him au* wen*
served.
Fhnei prr nut were:
Mr, and
Mr c Getuge Shim . Mr an i Mr*
Paul Radford, Sir. an.j M rv CmId
«e||, Mr*. P
II. f.Aiming, Sli*
Henry PntU, Mr-. Milton Heel, (lie
M i-*ec

Sf 1 -

h*

Stt - i uieii. uf

pr«- idiriif.

t n !o y r ill until

S i h Ii - i tdtim,

i d n u m b r uf p a i i i H - pt e-iitt th*1
p u r -* 1*11 t** th*'
1 und p n m a i v

'lethmli*.*

k ull**wm g tin* dint t bu »iin

in

tu

fa m il y

ha v e

fun* i w h r*‘
• mptovi'd at '

M K* m ir y

-fudge H. W. Ware, tear her.

have

1

Sti* He ter A. Fethiws, who
rHelirated her l ighly fmuth birthday anuik» 1-arv yesterday at her
hv*in at III* Cooper St, CoronadiIh n h, w e 'vurpriAtnl with an in
fnimal party when her arm and.
ditighDir in law, Mr. nn,| Mr*,|
t iriirpe Krlluws, Ml ** Irene k'el- '
Inwh and George Fellow*, Jr., o f
this eity. spent the day svilh h**r
Mi *, K.ih*w i ivt) presented *Mth
i« library lamp and a l»i.K while
take * n vvhiih wa^ pla.ed HI light«t| candle*.
Mon hr-der Sept Ifu for a week
Hid among tee 101t*m mill worker».«
Ho H
I*1 * sjil.nn In the wvavera, from whom hi* inovcmeii1
.
I liken »■mploy mrnt, whs h* he
lluve-s hlv hoy ml I u nee*4 saty nn&lt;l
t» expouml In* belief thnt n fre**
IrnlLn vvnnhl mean the re-e*tab
liskpiem 1,f t anen.Hihtta trarlf*.
,

I

Work rapidly oearmr •»■»ph
lion i»ii Sfi4lr Hun I \d», I &lt; hiO.ve n
Plsltt I'll, ami I'idk Cumily line

all vhla

Any mi*&lt;# top# rt«*n*&lt;S and
r«f'lnlah#it ( L t d

HOY SCHMIDT

I*

la** hv

I m*rii
n a

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ACOOD
USED
C A It

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FHUNITIIRR

Finds a Way to
Stop Attacks of Fits

llrMinval

at

Tar tjui.k Salt

• 11, , &lt;-««fiit In ite*r*|&gt;UY|| ihnr l I l K b *
| #(**.&lt;, Apt ro, IJJt \ \Vn,M

Or?r*Mn't Amt offteri.

riymo th tieelere

t

going

HENS nnd FRYERS
nuKssK.n o r i.ivg

4# m* ia making I Kb i u n l i r r off*1! *»f I

lit-- ! lll« IT V i Ht

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NOTH * nl \I‘ I*» »1 t l l i n FOR
rv\ iii'F.p i \in h v t a t io x
sn nr* rut; i . c m .i u i m w

ii ivinun*
a i*v.**

g#fwr-&gt;«4i iraatment fr* *• In all mlfnvrt,
Anf.woe wiililr%«**! rhmili) uni# f»»r ihi# Craw | t 3S,-—tv H.ITIit W
'CJ
tr»*iiTi#ala| caieak, giving *«« - AJt.
I.IHKi; M Al.I.UW ' U K on ymii
o 'd b a tt e ry , . l i d W

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ANIJRI S HAIIHHaiE
Ul&gt;en 10 A. M. U 2 A.
M. Snnfurd &amp; Urne^a

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Zip Scr\irc. I’ honr 111.1.

HI— lliuise* For rtrnt

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If you are interested in securing a com­
plete school set FREE, call at the Florida
Timcs-Cniou office, opposite the Min­
iature Golf Course on l*ark Ave.

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p a n to S e a t t l e a r e u f e in th e of • 10 |*#r cent diviHen.l. th r fir»t I (&gt;ny
'. i t l.-H.-d U.'i liti**i h .n l It
ID.til* I
fs rii.l
f i l l "iv h
llu - I1C •
Ik i t ••'a
No \ot#
in proapret b+for*A l e u t i a n In la n d s.
T h e r o u t to bt niiiip by thr ilvfunct O r­
c a rr i.-il ••tit
sh 1 | Ihm
If
1 M l «4 .1 . . i &gt;• 14 H-1&lt;
• l»« a* h v|M ».
lando Hank and Tru*t C o . iln ra (•»day but ie n lim cn l In loth h u «r»* I
4 r« « t ,1 i » .Ii
r th«
g u a r d s t a t io n
h e r e r e c e iv e d ita d o tin g more than a year ag •
I *#41 ll
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1 hi &gt;* • .t
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• &gt;ian.i
ai | r r»m| alignr«l definitelv
in
h'.iiiig |-'ii .• nf firs a
vhtch
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t.
m r»-t
I'd
II li.I.MV
t h e m e s s a g e f r o m t h e n a v a l a n ! involving a ra*h
v II i*
I »i»»t an-i
d iabu n e- support of a« r r a g f
rurtailnn-ii*. •
I I I til* hail II
•I nr • t I * II 1 » .1 I III ll
h i\ ■
lit
#w t •
.im si &lt;o* UR I
.1*
i 11»n th.
lad io station on St. P au l Island, men! r f more than $113.1*01) to d#- nthcr to imp third or «»n«* fourth
MU- ill t*
•i IM
•11,.1-t s*f
ear!) )» trrslnv in . .Is •Jta | allr till
pomtnrv will I* aiinmincrd
h rrr •f thr laud in cultivation Mrm
'♦ .DMl ,
Hot r
S tr in g Sea addressed
p&gt;
I s fir* it III. tl'.- I ' t**l inn VUI
r \iio!*l
today h , W. II T u n n icliffr, H- h?** predicted thi* a« ti n would
.in- win
Mill I
A A m i Brsosaw. flan .** of H o jli
* 4.4i »•
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•1 |*»*
r intisl a
•••!•* • f v | wr-'l
quklatnr. Orlando Morning S c a n
s»• •* in
tm^ th*
ic.wiilt in a oM per rrnt nitAction 1
X I Hlvereld*. Cal.
( havtl
TI,
• t U- »to' it ot II- ' .IM
I.......Ml.. \\ * ii *»H* •i r ».on
nr I Wariitd vratviday. Sim ultanr- in thr P.*dJ clo|i
h i*l
v l« !ll'S !
* ‘ The i » u l ( t said the
filer—
'n
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si- I.
ti
1. Iv i 1 a • -»• til a • 11 thitli hi.
slatit'ii ot ll
** ii I.
•iu«ly. |.h| tidator T un n icliffr will
Thr L u « e wa* ««r|ii into an t iin«
. i |*lr*l
n wh
h a te been found safe on an unin­
*■•»Vf f
II. - I 'I III*' \h.1- te
. i , i- I stt
sf in
**fc' 1Ilet! 1 •" t ti ’ t*»-1 •• •1 •• •hr | • t
't f i «\ 1 nnr i.f lh*- i H'|M * 'l fl­ • n»u thtil »M &gt;1
habited island. S o details wtr&gt; announce the |iaynirnt of a p p r - si- ■ „pr,&gt;»r o f inuignetioM
f l
alls lll|*t IlllhJl* t«a t&lt;
r.K, ll rioar.'* il
c il '« &gt;k' l 11i t i l b La- '1 . 11'•
hl«
m ately 131.000 in dividends to lie- I «ml cheered K e p re -rn la iu • r it
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uf Hu
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given in the early reverts. Sev
■ •y F " * i
I.., '.M.lv Nl
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ts.t. 'it .if ..
lift*
• ad\ •»• 'I te Ml '» n m t
positor*
of
the
defunct
Hank
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tk
•#«*l coast guard w asel* h a r t h»ert
la iu lis o i -• n il in
a I »t» o »-t L
talur
Ms mluv night
'
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A V 1•'(is •, 4 MM...»'| 1 li.-ila i.t lit 'll
W inter Path.
I noun.r«| (iiiVtriMir I *»n/ III the*
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f th.* \
kl .. f•» thr |
com W at the Met) liana tresto aid
nr, al
■ Mil
run 1
ih
• *\ 4 •tm ot. ... Ii fllr 1 •
11*••*i *
' p titj* . r . | h i s a k .
•»» -olhori*
Payment •&gt;/ thr«r fu n is Uqol* I \ itUtr«t Unguag** hranl •n th r N**w \ Id it »». M ' r. W '
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ke l their ha«e at Dutch Harbor.
Ma.
1
a ll -Ilit &gt; il r# larrv*
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•hm r •
ti - s Ilf I“a Jts-I till • 1 • h .te ins. n
d a t'd frnnt the a o r ta of the two lloor of the chant t»rr
irfh
many
a•
e it
th f
|*R*s&lt;ia"» ssi Itltlf (.11 t .. i . (•♦ •in
h
Ml It '1 - M»
Irr fs.t • Hi •lilt ten fit.il II ut •r\s»ihff. n n f l r .*»* ., .|»antity
inMitutif ns will rapresent a total yt»rs.
t llrr a l I -•
w ifii ml** •
• &gt; 1 HoVaitsI
lU 'i t .inti t a u t \.- %
W A 3 U IN C T 0 N . S e p t 16. —
Imu h id Id * •D Ml, .1 .%« “a\i»iir
I nf aMittnimli-ifi wh * it,i |.lo|l*rs
IsX 1
»U-t|&gt; I'lfH
In «K)Uars to drpoaiton o f Orlando
’ y it IH* 1 t .1 V • H it
After ho ha&lt;l «pokcn in l^e ir|irr*i*nl.»' i
th it
hr vii* in- J •
I \| tat t *•*» \&gt;taillM
(A-P-&gt;— A telegram signed “ Don
l i tag' Is* ti • a mi II. .1 a l t - » 11 . ,
lip**' t h , ' a ir .% Its* ot WofMs-lt hill s Its hrsl III A W.ll i*f t'»e priaand W inter Park of approxim ately h U*r, 1M of the T| «t m lo in signed
!• M Papw-ni
pifoi* tr
lit* nict
•B g .believed to h ero been fro n t 1
(••innl It, • • sillw %hn.if
] h*o»* vuiossn h i 1 Is, 11 oil •• H'i. 1 te h • wit 1 •F1m 1 Itilll'U th* III 1-1 ..n t a ilie* fu ilo ry w airh ou fe.
i flhO.OUO.
a r«*olntio«i making him to a ililm n
. • h • • i-t
t••
Miinttlr * •*•
P a a M oyle, se e o f tw o traas-Pa%»• •* tehai nf 1 IfIII (hat « ..nlv talk "
Tin*
prixtoivr*
lii.s.lvi |,
all
I x it ill.* A i n ll vii w
»y Hay for thousand* of I cal th« Rrnate am i member* of
the I hall | hr la- v .1 « unis h . tflcring
• » ha*r f.»nw
clfle fliers, eras relayed to the
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anil
nirm iilnvfti •it.I that
I I si. hitsl - i.l
• *ur |u4*t•* r Ij *«i «1 as ilr-e|w‘ratt••* hi
II
|MI
*nira*t.r%
Ilotl .
residents, many of whom h»at all hoQra trooped over in a hsaiy t • stilting th.»
»
far#***•
N avy Department today from the
ti
I • tl fttn i'if
III! '1*1 anil nerving -triifen. * “
i n * ts iir •■*%'' wti«l vr
nl lsV
*1
••f wt i «
\li
vine* in these two bank*] h«*nr the second atiack.
I ', r | 'l '- e t t •••*, &gt;*;:t»ita v*r s nssne t« *
\|. I S p w r t h
ite a a ie r B uriat along with a tele'.,r
I h* n •aii|.'cn»r*’ «
•t* slid! •t la (hrlt| Wa l l tat r th. l H( n l ilk
l-r in - •
ism. •
»l»la rv . ,,c.'i.cui-nt. i v J•;A
t r tr t a
will lUiDf due on Thursday, th e,
McGregor
de*ml*e.|- tiovrrnor lirtgh
n&lt; r f l i r n l i h l *
gram
which was addressed te
»».
ikll'K th f -ti­
•itton
(iilurr iii-ti ml "
J riiii I* *
I 'n 'h p i -■ id lh. v WBiil I rrm iiil ' 71
that In
Sentinel learn* d.
, I *ng
’'a rro g a n tly braving frunt
Making i t ii*te| ViriI 1t» the ll
F r a n c ti Brasses.
• C. -let l.lla »l , s! h r * » - it r I
tS iv a« L»t*V aw 1(lr IR n.ti &gt;vtt an 1
'• }
It Is undvrstiMbd that the Orlan- | oui*mna'* and drclarr&lt;| it
wa« witfU’e fMflr&lt;-|Ht|i«a am t* i
Mr
In C alifornia ram s a rep rt
l*
stlrrnttMtel 1 hit « | th ti*** w h o
h,. Ho |h •1 Ihfjr vii*lli.l d i ‘ w" L U r y do Unnk 4»ul T rust dividend, tx* | **the fu s t tim e in hi»tory
that \\ 11.a ti -bi«| in* intintl • » n.plrudy 1
-5 $
v t .ll
\n t h i
from rear A dm iral E. H. Camp»
*
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a
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lilt
llat
•*•!’
ino rvs«* nf tit idr ilk H«.
rlusive nf thr Winter Park »Jia* ignorance. Impudence and
iimo
ll**W til)
wll MC plll'IIHI'lis «U« I
.te n
h lU of the S eattle nasal distrir*.
i .it i m a t t i i i i
t.j
bursem«nt. involves the
la rg e st • lencc rombined have crossed the «tMA*«irs| (hr toiagiratisifi. lie * Vi., • of th» \" A l !•vx-l X . 1l i f t tetnilII liavo
th a t twa
me a b a litytd
tv be
a
gU*
t
li*t
|iic|j*lf«l im
turn ImwI h v fo ic wo rouhl h«Y9
*uin yet r r k i i n l by any of tne ' s)ite line amt the pe ij le ,.f r**sa^ IfM til Itavii')* tfoilf tu f i r h*ith r»
M arla and Allen had landed on an
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llill
t j p r i r I thr c m Vi* t« ha, I thair ,
closed institution*.
I been inaulte*! by political am bition II nr ••( Ih.- Ktiipim Mi.*- H iilJ |i i.hk i . an- I* •
uninhabited Island presumably in
* a » •*»«%* •-•!•* i» • •• inlM 'isjn* in
pla'i Ii--n carried m it
This new , will probably a ttr a c t I an«l dtmajrpguery.**
ing
w
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1
Jown
th e A le u tian chain.
"*a i fnitl au*l • hr A t \ r o f |«rt#m i
|\i||iiir l iisls*. lull rrrrn t t t i y i r
lie declared the l^vublana rx
B resson' * rr* l , r • lt »n*l&lt;'n and create more
up
&gt;
n
ntari)
rlu*tt*V”
n|
»k&gt;»ngn’
n
.
T he airs saga to Mi
l»t -it tiliitn.e
.•f M n lr » t.lvi r, W trnlta, Kfth»
uptiniiam than any other an­ *&lt;utl.e w a . "dru n k a ilh Ignorance
.
t
llK
lu
.e
Mig
r&gt;
&gt;
•
M id. “ Landed uninhabited Island,
I hr «t»nr**r i* . »*a* u' i «r» ir*1 tal artlltlt, 4 ll&lt;| i l l Vltl'tli W ill lilt*
nouncement that cuuhl o t made at
P«wcr" w hen he charged the
lu l ,!w « ,,c.| by Ih, , . r a t
e v e ry th in g all r i g h t WIU ba la thi* time. Thousands o f depositor*
1 ml uihrr killimr*-. a primn
T essa L e g i-la tu ra
« a . being h rjKh, v,( vh..
w ,„ u i . r i l e d wllK.1 ait* Ite’lllg gi rls thi ughtf i*
g« attW .eB « ift n
U v &gt; - !&gt;*■ ''
lhe c m . * tftl
to-lt ftsr
for lh
the u u(|e.'r &gt;•
la Orlando and cart runs . w i l l ' be swayed by p a id lohh l.l* isim) | b«|l.ii«i..
tap.* in O'slaiioin 1 and . ttnitf (•%*
e ffecte d and It manna th gt IlhO,- -tWndlshad w ith wine women a n d ,
• tit in Mi“«-uti. ua« n a ic c j a i th i
Attem lince a l then r s ,»y-,t*
l .,t s i sO m uteling Inlervel In ihe t':c»&gt;
U00 heretofore fi
v*
1•
. nine icuilir.
; |u a it g s lU n e - and museum,. .,n« ' } * *
A -so cta li-n
«,,u.ng ;
■ has bnabn eriU-kb
d lU L llU lI .
OUkM flf RUHi tin* r Ch*ic- fhtli*
AW k td J k n im *b i l«T aigM w sseirr oct-opied-aiior-gg &gt;•*&lt;&gt;«■ *— - -• »&gt; » • &gt;j
for circulation at a llano whan
fnn« ami tilt* trvailvrr Nitif a til*
dem anded “ when She; „ mr #f Mr anJ M t, W il-oa w fc o !* 1^
« f Increasing the g r .,a e r |
t »• ||r&gt;m
lla t n .
1’ n r r I
* vm\ ^ r r
Jurt,^. I nw iiiU r*h lp in
wrgam/aliMit
prxsslon ha*
manifrstad
it»&gt; If ftiYtrwir of leOulfUnt «an intlitt . ^OUf, j
1 «iit r u i f him •*f tr., 1 • r * plan im*nilkm for thrm Lad U n man*
e»rn in Florida, coming aa it did th« Texas l^ g ts U lo re .»
helng th-ir - t it O .u - inter.- tin ? f-a l ire •
- -------rrpir«t-niaiivt- t •• m th-*
I Cs apt Salll ft lilt Ite'ltil
t»r v l.lAs'tuMMt til th r m.ichillaa ihtap (if
on the heel* of other m isfortunes. I (object to win*, Women and mnne,
h part!. n!.,rl&gt; a lt i a . t x l ! t '
tl.t* tn ln r plant In lu r U t t lx
i it Th • i#s i «.• •••• • Miial
•
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1■1h1 «»» t a t f t pi 1 -r »•
I
Work of liquidation In tha banks - and l«: the go vern o r nf Louisiana \Vl|
s ti
w;, , a
,t i
lli-Ilt h* m il th r 11 Li hail hr* TV
V T s K U Z C . B*pL !« . — (A -P .l—
i alt! at » • im .*‘ .tnf«fil o n | t id
•II &gt;A* tl wtnactrhd *n lo*
I • i» tat««
ha* been In pregres- for many gat away w ith It.”
( K ay,,ii»n ,,.|,.r\ to»a»
Mr 7.
/ — r u n s fa r tb 4 rahublliU tlon of
&gt; (&gt;i in W- *1 r .ihm• al rtmonths Jnd even the im tmiry of j Thr li-gislato-s rv.|«ip!e«l ryit1' w|(r &gt;, a J , „ „
,|,,,,|Uy
u
h r ihv
Thi- lo rak » u - ••*( f*-r July $0 *
imitel* a
B alls* rsmalnad *» a sUmdstill
• h r r &gt; ein iif!. 1 univ t«»n- I I If l-.wt lt*M * .1 U **li fajrfl.l A» lid W aitlm I*, nth 1 at tarnr \ AJ; M etropoh'*" M u-run,. T l- 'h e . J F o l l o W 1 H }r I I I I t C S S
to 4 a y whll# rat Idan ts sought ra- their rloalng h a j flo w n so m e a h a t; an uproar o f ‘ *no“ ami chevrs.
h a iy In the lapse of time, alth o ugh
He said L o n g had rharerd the i , lra| ptwi... ti..r - » h l.M h .- -.,,1 .
sBiita- uifoa illation -tn«l- (d a c -j
a
" T f' '
\| dui.Ia •
„*• t h h,-i 1 out
» * on
vv.sik -it W a.*h
aovH y from tho shock of tho hur.
the speed with which th#
first j T#xa« le g is la tu r e wa- -w a je d to . siltfiit|t*s| arras •lo*« Ltrr.| \ ,
•n ?f II .1
■ lit* ah t rtiughl iim Intis* w«»1t ill ilia giiRr,| t'JWtf
i Ic i m
which brought dauth und dividend was announced has been, , paid lobby and that ihe l.b t-y "
ti r lit IT thi
t lu ll v**ar*».
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unicitaintnr an.I «*f
•••• n|» f ir f-’ial «tMtn«*iMn. at tha- I’ Htf. W hrii I'lulrrhlll AT*
disaster to lb« «Hj U st T h u n - called --------vrss
l i f t l MA• y T it b y
111 to an MiuiMumvim lit tu
headed b y the cntlon i\|n&lt;rl ‘
rv markable.
Throuch ih»* ro u rtf* y t»f I | 1 p l ____a.:
Ti
t • S«pl , ta t* lot t!» Itl rihiaj at thr pritMti I* 4 than | * o
. “. . .
, nan mail
hnnif ••( hi * *»*:*•.
M
M
W hether payment of this d iv i­
da .
W K W »t ••
► ViinT. TI-. W ll..... t.A* r
it- t’.iiidislrii'd 'll fa ot 1lt*IDt. hut *erk&gt; ul' m, . rrUiuU .aid, hr w a *
%
.
death toll hM officia lly dend augu rs subsequent cash d is­
iK’ititi 1
r'ox, »*r i**»k \v**iM»r t*
I I I . •if t *0 Sr min dr 1 .
llta \ a rt • filn l «h '-ru a* tl*:- h a d r Im k iiii # o f
-. IItal dl l '
huM M tim atrd by M v y doctors bursem ent- could not he learne 1,
tiVlthA. tdl’ ri a |tt*a| sag. &gt;1 . ..• a a Full • tetu-witt* e
1.1* * rl *»l It at. n»»a| alafl , tpli’IlL htq n* i.i'l a • m k dh r mid It WAS
th io o .h t 1 N ew \ - V St . 1 . u f mn*i) a« ik e . - I .n iif %l. i* • 1«•!•**
• t hatsraan 1500 to d * 000 . N m t - this depending anthely on how
I IvVrtl. te ll— • it III *t of
M«
I -t-k fha f. I Ii of all lltt«| II lit «kit r*l t*» ntakr tin* L a n k yt t -II . , an
u v .K ira .n l O.
&gt;••*: change by U r
l.— l. of 1...
• i f AMO bodiaa Kara bom burned rrad ily fu rth -r holdirg- o f th&lt;&lt;
wa »*tvf|| Ifa • e nl
i.l h • ' l Hr tfiiiilt-r tfMliini I rsijH whrrt*
triday.
people and th e legislature of T ov
(. |I|f , „ Ti ^
,l{
. ,
&lt;m tir o b«ga Imusrn] p jr a s a l­ banks can be converte&lt;l into mon|&gt;itala I.l |t*llll«tM|e 111,1 III - t'tfstl l
t t|s|lrt| |a*• it, .11 .1 i«|
tsfDitfDI
T t v ptnn w « t tn kttt H At
a* and hi- aU iam en ts ate
.
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I
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•
iiiu th u than rt- Lie «piramost lb tha city’s r s s U r .
W ith liini rI Ih f
of i •
-tin
■ a lit mid* 111 sV* ,|t n, IK 11
tv i 4*ii-l U rn llry t lark.
Ii huttl*
true," M cG regor shouted, add,, - j |
„ gnal JrX,
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V fh ith a r lb# rlty o f 13,000 Inhi te »?a*., ml
I « -(h.l • „ tl'iltf* , lr
not true, " it n oce-.arily follo w - •rnliril
I* (1.11 A 1• ii*l flht-r r*aun!rie*. (*a*
thatl»jrif Mr
l . n\\
f ail-*«n
s laa*
t.m• .n t. •- « -te«r•r1t ltll.
lit,ID S !•» Nl t rt t h nd- in p ty | jftianU. an.j John I n«»il &gt;. tfuard
kbM tants w ill ho rabuilt depends
U i- a liar and I h tl w scientific j fit-m a tin g pi. luA*. Am&gt;i»i i ••• Irr.
ill thi- tuwrr at tin* |iM»tin JAta.
lti*r till a Fa*t IIFIDall tia th»*
• III) 1
u ln a Us* yrnbiomoilc suctoaa in
Mr* K*»v .**'in*-' f| "Ml a line ,* 1 1 I . l S ta U i. Hu U t &gt;ir ► itf »Hf '. Ii I 'I "I t DVD • 4 * b
*f* I and technical."
lrrr*tinx «V|irrlvntF rvlAl&gt; 1 a *
te h* iKvr III 111 tax « i Hi. Ill aikkk •a lith c r v k tlm a writ- t-i I..- W. L*.
d h o a la g up tbo w reckage. No
di*iim rui-hr,| m* «•• IV Hh’ Mi .
h*« visit ('» Iht- U t« an,I • •*i
•kvilh r •«-1! ht-r f»»*t adilrt- * kidti* I | III.1 hi it nil* r»a
dl 1 - 1 al ll. nn«tt, tru sty i|nv*-» t W ird m
TO nnlsod p U u'O t-roM o f-to under
l« vmirti In I It* i-l.o a "d •«, Mth-a* i r f
ami
two
• »h«r
ruvrt «f N*w Y ik t iis r whi-k th
tf i;» at h« -iMiMi.t* te li«*f r wr-.irv -al | 14*h|«H|h 111*1-tin g- 1'u tk r I'talhar'* car.
up to loony although tha
M&gt;n of Samuel I ntrrnv«'*i
»* *tatr». II** tea- th** ssfl 1 lit . •
141 K" • I -ath.1 4 *M lllhif | f i 'k ill
Mr 1 rl1-hi a II'w iriRkl !••n t i\ | ii ) CM 1 tniNtir*. W att llryant -in*I \Y. th
r«l Of .0 British gunboat U
I iVndlrtoll. AtatioiB-al at IHr Itsta.
prt*«itling: Mr. W »U* n drclati AIitl IT lilf lea IJteV. Ml 1............. ' ’ “ I |1l l Mill •' it h | - i « hi ia|Dt ll' •if* •hi* U
I* * iRirw | t lul ■-l.i I'.f.al te il h
.*»***DMik#t'a 1
‘ '—
Immii on 14*kt- J
ed to b ria g ’ ooMo port o f
| la rim d to J r i i l
,
4
a *I t n i j r I-ong
- i - created
, u
. a -mean y ,in , d it l n o t • • m s i n l*» l » a f | h r m -u *
1tew III In• L«') \\ • -t &gt;hllflr liKilhri ».i n-|w Sllilt- ll will Ik. AC k I'ti'l at Thr pli-Ucr.
T ra cin g tha
(Javxiopment and I th# senat* m il M«notW r vam nry in
^
bemura of th.
at .. ...
1 «»unty. Mar l t# 1ate J ii,- tiiii.i 1
lltkUoo progrum .
ia|Ma|t ,.n hr f Wlllk III 1 nITrv»* |'MI ia!iiii* teilh •silt in r u c il In aw ay in thr w i a h n 'r car
----------------------------*
grow th o f tha spirit of# liberty
and
' the governor'* chair hy kevpin* of ra*«i U f in* tb* ruurt whi ► h«Mte| and .a i l) Mta-h. -*i v a * •|ir»i*
t ho
hhl*
I'lNtlc.
lot. -st Ihl* ••1 f• i |R in r f fvw l un ! A ftrr killing th f gu trd m
personal freedom from the .la y s of |t."
in Sanft i-t. »i-l I*. « i« *s|,i&gt; uit-l
vutailrd lot* man* t r. lin iP4 \ J
i ffatr to tea r. it wa* plujit—'d to . a l t
l*i|fllDC
t**r
M
i
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III
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A n glo Saxons, threugh tha T h ir“ Not even o u r own governor UiU.
at Slrtti.it I’ »I|\ rwily mitl \\ a b
• th f a all with r.*|»n* an I hmjka and
11 r vprvtvd lliat Mr*. O w n a d l
|i
»,r .,ic»l |m thr ittrfttimD
teenth Century, "h e n the “ M ag ­ has th . rig h t to invade U aislative
1 turn th f Nitidiltw* unit • r .j - th«r
Mr. and Mr*. W •I* *»n ma*!* ••»* iotrt-n df | |.t*e I i»ivei«»l\ at l.rx
“| .a k in n.Mt a.f th.- in iio ila il | «.f tn^ t.ffitiai-t (hat »hr offi.daU
na C a rta ” was formed in G re a t prerogatives and tell this legisla- trip lo N f«
•
n
jto
n
.
\*4.
fitcarn ii thrr«* tin any m i n i ' who
Ynk
And iH in J
til III t Th«* pit* | nf thr Saiif'ifd 1 mint 1) t lul* do nut
B ritain , until tha time whan the tta w h it to do ," McGregor da- •IkOatd tb« r iv d r M allor. I.in*
||t. m a-»um •• t L
i I v • •*» «ltit t 111 hr
j ygaoaht I.* p tfvv n i th«* Lrvah. W ith
rtn
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Sanfnnl
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r
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in
if
niUt.n
*ri*»l
Constitution of tha United S t s tea rlarrd.- He complim ented G e v e n s -r- n Mim; . ^ T h r r ..k r ,
Ta'E M .4,h.nr 1.. M i- K r r .t* \rrrxti?
iitl Mali i ’
thr cute M|«md. pri««&gt;n&lt; m cmaititV
w as adopted. Judge J. Ii. W ahl, of ~
8. 8 t o r i l ag o n
Me- Ami whil* in th« tnrtni|ioL«
Mart it. »!“•» f •• mrrijr i*f Sanf n '. lua( IttN-n vuntplrtral vrt, li t it I* m« | |*s| u-r at lh r link*, an- mhI ■ nut flo w l*rrakfa^t a* well a t lK*
t
\
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will
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l
s a y i n g G o v e r n o r • tiy f ii at tha H ivir Hotel:
on June
It*|«. l*f ir c n il vrai«
I N SW Y O R K . Bopi. 16.— (A .P .) Orlando, delivareJ what baa beau attitude,
ph ltrrB, woulil have aa *p|H)ilu*ii«
t*f lti«* Ii nrhruit
rotmtti»*itittrri
lutl
run | 4 n , a • IIn
tha v h t 'r uiai* ih d r h«»int* in \li j ml inrAtln?
-K . Eh Voalor, facto ry m anager k n n e d "one of tha meet in te re s t-' Sterling had invaded legislative
ty lo ru*h to fr w k iu .
thr
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am i. iih&lt; i f Mr. V*&gt;\ held ih t |-t h o l d o A l m a ft Corporation, lu g " talks avar heard by S an fo rd | prw.incts “ lean than any
modern
tim
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• ilN«iD oaf th-i'tiiy rl--fk im the I
daflnitaty
idantlfled tha Kiwanlans, at the r e g jla r w eakly T essa govern&gt;r In
«
a*itl a iiirtliiii! nf th«i l'ru %rv»'ihD- t * m ir 11L'at%
* th«- u«ur.
Ihwtrirt t'uurl u f Misnii.
found la tha North . A * - luncheon of that body held today
i
I'aviullt at thr golf ro u rtr
._ _ _
Hr i i m n i i n l l*v bt* *»i;. w ami 1 *i| 1 in thr rvritiiii;. Othrt u n it
r tha. B ritish
trew lag • t the kfonletum a Hotel.
*
f »r th.. week
U t * Wli| pfteh.vhl) lar a rra n ffil. anit-untmg to
In hla ta lk Judge Wahl told how
____
th a t o f Parka* Cram er’s
•^romlrrful
M*n*
Hc«i»ifr
l
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l
.
if-.
«*nr
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Bringing heck
(('Miitinupl on I’ag# Tw o)
forced
pAaaa. Cratoor R i i a l «
I tha "M agn a C arta " was
t.w vn n F.,s. ..and and thr roniph tr pr.HCiant will !
Impre- slon" of Ihe hospitality
.— . . . . . . . &gt;.f
~ 1 '* ••
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. ta n bri’lh rri, W v l l 'l «,wyn» l,.» . l-r ann ,1need later. Mr. W atson !
from
K
in
g
Joha
of
England;
how
O lgh t from D *trail to C ap—
the MayHovecr
iC'intinueil on I’j g a T w o)
| ( . 1111. \8I.E FI* 1 MONTHS
hogaa. A ft e r char t t a g . tha. aaaa* thq Ftlgrim a a f
B a y ltlo n .t
. m l .c g e U M , crop ..,«»-«
H U N T I N G T O N S T A T IO N ,
p aay’s racorda VaaMr aold tha nJoptod tha first ronstltutlan over
^
l a
n
d
th# p#rf#rth&gt;« o f th# WrvAthcr. I
,
,
. „
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_
U ltt UK JA N K IltO . Sept. Id. I N, w Y o rk . S ep t Id. - t A .F .)—
ia g ih o ra an tha w reckage and a * draw n in A m erica; how the Dec
O A K L A N D . C alif-, SapC » C - J- T.lden Jacob# pn ocip al uf «h# l ^ " i w g . ^ S ' T l.k’ rn ' f h . S « ^ f o r d L i o n s W i l l
laration
a
f
Independence
becam
e
( IA I1, i A 'le vti
for
t h r e e , Yh# vsatvr* uf lu n g Kalntui Sound
th a C rtm ar pteao omN tdaottaali
(A .P . 1— A pasaoagar amil pU na Juniur
High
hchoul. r v tu r n c l,
, mj
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« ,« a gen ial, l-sl t ...........................
I A t t e n d —R e a c h
P ic n ic i
i " * 1* s '« r t h * n th# ob.
| a v* u p ths i«.dy of u *n .
radio apormtdr, a re a lity ; and how the Conatltu of tha F r e lfie
A
ir
T
ra
n
s
p
o
r
t1
last
Sunday
fi
.m
a
seven-week-'
'
.
w a- not | f r his ,K* j
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l*«t i f interest u f Ihe medical i , , min
|».
C ulling*.
Stam ford,
|of| th o Shot- Uon which waa adopt d in 17*7
Facqaatta, la
t
r
i
p
t
.
New
York,
Commlkwl.
,
“
hU
caught
fir*
a
n
d
fa
il
into
-Hun
F
ran
highest law o f
fam ily .am i In ja tir!
uf
t
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tn.vu
r tp o r t e l
.Mentis
U U ad e
ami
M
assechu-rtta
w
ith
hi*
wife
cisco B a . to d a y carrying l u pilot
tn h ie IrlctuU. tU a u &gt; u l Ul-puri i
. ..
— — :— •— ------- y
; Tuoonrs tn he noturwi. It w as eaM, j
. ,„ g |;,,t T h 'ir-d a v by h i, wtfn
».
«*•
thru* p aaaan gen
to death,
Mr. Jacobs s a i l th at sign* of lion, hv t i-k tim e Iren, the k « i ;
Ih stiicl uf the Lions l tub w ill ,,ul , I| e ffo rt- tlo„ aawsken
« ,k e n h
e r !'.
Judge W khl waa acre m pan lad ta
her
,h«ir
craU
cr
I’vngulu.
vsa *
L ^ m C aan dg h f aa
Sanford b y a group of O rlaado shortly a fte r U h in g o ff foe r o r t- hard Ilia#* w ar* a o l aoliceahlr Ilf* he led to ta k e an n&gt;t,ve pai&gt;; till and a |d«nis and in ter taim nrnl he ve i»»n futile. Her home I* in , | „ un,| hand and foot.
wd la a baa
to lh# visitor hot th at bankers in in athletics in which l.e » n al ( inmortnw a fte i n-oii at ilaytiuus
K tw aaiaa*. T hey ware: H- V . Can- lead
C an gu -'u , Kin Grande do 8 i L
W ith a koto in the forehead
Tha plan* evid en tly caught fire sections |a which ho sta le d pre­ a n y * grea tly la t v ir - t .il lh - ta IV ach with th'
Ihifturia Itroeb
diet, J . R. Stripling, W a lter R os.
and with th re a t slashed the body
letu p in depresevl vorlte avocation w a * : t hat-, an* rlu 'i t - l i u f a - h-st. lu le g a lb n *
A . P . M l.hler, Roy You.ig,
aad and tha pilot. R a y Boudreaux o f dicted that
FLORIDIAN O IKS IN I ’KAHII
wa&gt; found fa r e down in sand hp -‘ . f t .
Medford, O r e , ta m e d bach tow ard business ren ditio n * is in sight In ho waa a fam iliar figuti- -n th ' Irwii Orlan fu, S a n fu rl, Ocala. l*a
D r, C aato a H. Edwards.
a |-.licerran p a tro llin g the tk o ra
the
airport.
Ha
area
attem
pting
a
U
tka,
G
ainesvdlr,
St.
A
ugu-tln
c.
tho
near
futu
re.
Mr.
Jacobha&gt;
Pin al acreag*m en u ware
tm n ia c o 'itl- a t M i-m i |t#a h.
C H A R LESTO N , S*pt.
16 — in &gt;ca,ch. thu* lending credaaoo I I
aaf*
landing
whan
fix
a
m
vnvsinn-l
Jack-onvillt
have
-Igniflod
rvUrwed
to
tank#
a
g
ra
a
g
tm
re
u
__
. f o r th * la to r-c k b m aatlog U hr
F uneral serviro* w i'l lie. bild a(A .IM ' I’aul 8. Herman, J r , to the fa n ta itie t* U thrice related • . .
M e e t i n g hold a t tho Mianowonka C offoc •pad tha sh ip and It dhrai se v ere! fo r D o opening o f th# Junior th a home o f M is- Ma.ttre .F , t th eir intent! :&gt; of being present
hundred
fr
e
t
a
a
d
sank.
3 Oft' About 13 member* from Sanford o f JarktAnrlile, F l a , wa- hilled b&gt; tha widow who said th * w aa
High School which 1* scheduled T h u rsd ay
I
x ^ ^ a a y night a t ■ o’cloeh
a ftc m o i n at
yv-tenbiy . a* his autumsMI* h i t atduvtvd and lu b lr c tid to ia d lgThu paaam gor* were
Kirk# fo r Sapt. » .
I w ill attend
a f dte- w ith tho C la m a n t Kiwnniaaa fu rM M b
•
e rg the, I into
a nilies I y her hdshand’s
Swim m ing, ran* - «n th# L racl the ruad ami
‘
feiahing tha program for Ih* *o- ifsrre. t f B oat t ie ; W. II. l)&gt;*aal
ft&gt;s
m iles, from are.
_____
aad P . I. S haah an , &lt;Ua Prencia- D I E U 9 T 8 K I L L K .U T I OTI 1KR
; a flak fr y , an I « d*nc» are . n lh# dit *&gt; s' out
Ir. lh C . JIO Tit'FStIU lie,! w ith kn ots o f an « •
} j
liro g r a n of inim tai-im ant. T h* a f M&lt;&gt;n«l&gt;&gt; Corner.
Kiwnniaaa also adopted a ro. Tha c r a ft carried a b ig conper ivneed b -a tm M , th* body H I vT- j
ta attend a luwchaoa slgamawt o f m ail th* vah u , o f
fa
ir
ha*
beren
-•
an
ano'ial
even*
rs
o
f
th»
N
,1.V.
Ilow
F L A T R IV E R . M o . S»pt. 1 1 tr n .g h i to a m orguo hare fo r l l - “
”
with ether ririu uhtea a f . which la unknow n. Airport c f n - l A F . I — A ustin W oods, SC. g rar- l i d C hapter o f th«e I ’. 0 . C . are la Gatttral llu ridn I ion- &lt; tub t i r
H IM MISSION I I L S N A M ED
am iaation and autopsy. O ffk W U
aad .lh u Qiam bor o f O d a - ‘ cUU said th o bodies were k O d lo d P&lt;Btcr, aad r h a r te * L. Lloyd. 40,
to meet k '
I -Miiw uf | clan and is a n le-iratrd with much
o f too- reuntia* aw aited th o
’
• ba held a t .t h o p arriak j in On aahte B» feet under w a te r a miaac. shot r a c k other to death
tha Pox at th.- c rnrr t *saaere aam -v th r a r m h,r* n f
H A IN ES VI t i - K . RvpV
.
(A I M l l . l C. B a le , ami &gt; r*d i i . iv at t r th* youn g widow
Ml S e p t » whew M rs. t«rth
■
'—
on F lat R iv e r '-'m iin atrecl jester- •C M R B tr ct n aJ «**k A vtau o tbo onraniratio-.
alary o f m U -night p ira cy
O srta wiU ho thu p rte d p a i
Threo. o r fo u r 9 -lach l o c t k a day afternoon a - niaay person* Rl R oViock Thu, ib y afternoon
Wi«-« •!» u f ' t tiaiwad hit)
k it
Idled pun wR) bo working an P te r L loehed oa. A u th o ritie s said tho
PubUo ( M h ilu m rs in an muaKlpol alec- eFduvtioa
the fu a via l e f G eorge
M R R R rn
IteartL o f
laatupctinn 4* 14# |
jd# Fast ChaM ,can al bet
foe con- linn here j r - t n d a y . They wiU chaxgsd under gru ellin g
do,iblo p laying ended a year**
• traction e f two-room s c h o o l aster th r.# &gt;e-rr. A ihairuian of examination. T h o body Wga
11 Cvsrt'adre aad B isreyao Ray
quarrel aver M rs. Lloyd who wrs*
Core fan, MOordia g ta Cbm
U 'lld te g ('•&gt; n egro children tm Ihv tne a r a ' i t r city cummlaxioo, on tha beach o t th o
lb v a tra r
alirM N woonded b y a kuUat fired
to tsrv, a- mayor, will 1* n.mvd. fie ld u l a t c , ^
A. X y n c k .
Viao^tl l.L n d .
1 j WoodK
• d thr nti*'rvRk i • rtMiim»*ni»l«.

AUSTIN. T r u » . S rfl- ifi
I % I* I - T K f w rath nf T vlM I.**

Receiver To Let I^oose ”l,,, ,1v ,r
hv
$176,900 in Orlando IhM
w«r»
And Winter P a r k 1m
uy

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WILSONS RETURN
FROM 2-WEEKS’
STAY IN GOTHAM ■

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D-^.li . -1 Ih. * it
• &gt; “ • .1 1 Rf \ i * !i
11 u a
\« -t dai
Hi.

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Attorney Secs No Vis­
ible Signs Of Hnrd
Times In New York

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39 i

MRS. OWEN W IU . CITY TO CONTINUE
VISIT SANFORDON ACCEPTING BONDS
SEPTEM B ER 2S FOR RACK TAXES
Representative Emm Dumas Authorized To
till District To (live Issue l*roclamation
Annual Import litre For F a l l

at
ten rfonduran
City At S tandstill

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, Georgi* FoxOioiiAl •
^ ' Hoi
u wtie Of His S is te r!.
i

Foil

*4i th*

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Orlando V isitor Is
Chief S p e a k e r At .
Kiwanis Luncheon; SSU

ted € r a f t Is
led As That

k

’C ra m e r P la n e

Principal Of School
Back From Vacation

3 Passengers A nd
Pilot Die As Plane
Plunges In to

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I Body Of Col lin g s
- Found On Beach Of
Long Island Sound

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Tulane Loom s As
Best Contender In
Dixie Grid C ircles
LegJBrokqnWhenHelg
Tacklbd DuringFast
Scrimmage Monday

(UHL’S TEAM OF'GENE SARAZEN lSI
ORLANDO BEATS MEDAL WINNER1N
LOCAL TINY TOTS P.G.A.QUALIFYING
Strong Visiting Out- Scores 73 And 72 For;
fit Wins Contest By Low S c o r e Among
Ten To Seven Score U. S. Professionals

P

JACKSONVILLE

n o i i h ’i f

wjaab Induetry Iwing* In
. . o f Norntoa. I v s y ta t* tba i port*-polar* to h a ir $5,000,000 to gX.UUO.OUO i
Ir o f 74a for Ida | a debate between ro n m on iat and and U growing rapidly.
i place with T om ! m k UI democratic Isadora,
r, N. V ., w h o1 The throng ariW ed before the
and 75. Ri(H» . door* of th* palare were O pened
ipirn. and Wal | and hr ra n exchanging banter. The
imea winner of exchange »oon gave w a . to fiatlpionahlp. phiyr-i c u f fi, and then the police Inter•and* and placed vened.
fo r fifth honor*
C h argin g the crowd, which re­
. The other* in- fu*ed to | ir » w a r, tba
police
H enry Culci. of I ,w u n g their robber club* with
ind W alter Mur- tellin g e ffe c t a n j the crowd broke
: link* p later in a panic, daahing through aide
nd.
-trre te
and tram pling
servral
ted on hi* fim t women.
rrfinished II.M.
though he rorThe atreet waa littered with
te r lit the round i pocketbooka, umbrella* and topRO Y S C H M ID T
o bring in a 7H rnata.

O ae o f tho most prom ising of
lly K II. C U .L I’M.
PKOVTDENCK. R. !., S e p t 11 .
i m ane n as not i »•( a g am e in
The Blackwood Cleaner* Girl", - 1A P.I - Little Gsne
career* cam* to a audden
S arateo,
the south sin ce O c t.. I!»2M, won the team of Orlan-fu defeatej the I'lg
one of the beat - m‘&gt;nrjr p ls y trs”
Mad dram atic end late yratrrilay
so u th ern co n feren ce ch am p io n sh ip *
afternoon when, tackled by Bryan
g ly W iggly Tiny T ot, In a hot in golf, today put a 72 on top of
in 19 T J and w a s &gt;o ch a m p io n I n
a 71 t » gain the medal in the P.
JUaar, atrongeal and hearicat plarl!»1rt. A s lle rn ie If ir r m an 's lads ly contested gam e la it night hy
f» A championship Id-hole quali­
•T on tha Seminole High School
p la r eig h t r e f e r e n c e g am es th is the K ilr . of JO to 7 .
fyin g lest here on the long and
football eleven in a lig h t a* rimseason th ey have
a ch an ce
te
Jewell Minrhrw
pitched
the wimly W annamoisett course.
m aga whien waa roncluding an
e sta b lish th em w rlves at o r near
, flr*t four Inning, for the Tiny
afternoon'* workout, Minaon KlnFyidia Schult*. of T to y, S . Y „
th w top ag ain .
known youngster so fa r as
l l « , veteran are nf the backfirld
T w o T u la n e pla&gt; er«, b a rrin g in ( Tola and allowed the Blackwood lilth
major go lf is concerned, finished
In d on* of the m»*i aggreaalvr
Ju rie s o r other ones jo lt e d d e v e l­ girl* only five tilt*; however, er
a s trik e behind the Italian star
• a d quietly determined vnung
opm ents tending to slow them up. r- r , hy her team male* gave the
from Great Neck, L. I., with a
* football player* ever holding a
shuuld be w e ll up In #»e n a tio n 's Orlando girl* d run* in the fit* -.
_
TaocoAivoa of taaea. Ilk* daarrtbed
f 14*. Schult*' only mistake
place gn a local grid team, auf
a ta rs. J e r r y D n lrv rrp le . end. and inning ami | in the* fourth. Kthal
below, hav* been reported la which
d a y rarne on the tricky
fared a broken leg which w ill prelio n Z im m e rm a n , h g lfh a rk . w ere G«t*« w -nt Int* th* bo* at th*
batter health followed tha tt*« ol
d slsth . a par f n/t holo. He
T n t hla appearing in even one
• ta rs la st &gt;e a r and t h r ir frie n d s b n fln n in f of the fifth inning ami
C ird u l by woman:
put his drive m the trees and used
gam * of the m ining football
e ip e c t them to l»e b etter in 11*11
through the ninth inning se t thr
-W T m o I w aa a ye a a . g irl.” w r ' t u
up s e v e n strokes before he koltd
* aaaaon.
U r a W . TL O u l u , o l U ilr o y , l » . t ,
Z im m e rm a n , a s ip h n m r*
la st Orlando girls down practically in
out. This break however, failed
-1
w a a r u n - * a w , , . J tn W 1 health.
.'•H la lo t. m e a n s a s e r io u s » rt- y e a r, stan d s in the fro n t ra n k in onr lwo three
order. givin g up
I w a a d e li c t * , thin and p eI-. 1 . u
-b a c k to a promiving fnothall eleven th re e tissu e s o f fo o tb all en d e av o r, • nljr one hit during tha time ah* to dsunt him and he n aile d 'koma
n ervo u s, a l t im e . M r Brother k n e e
b tin g trained by C&lt;*ich Leons r. I p u n tin g , p a ssin g and ra rr&gt; in g the hurled. If rift struring a triply in in 74 . His steady afternoon per­
o f C a rd u l and th m « h t It w ould bn a
M cLuraa, for he waa considered^ I a ll Z im m e rm a n also h«* m ade th* «isth inning which she tnarl formance earned him a neat 72.
ro o d too)a (o r c
lo t a k a 1 took
Arthur
Gusa.
Rhode laland
t h e b o ttle , .n d a i r h a a lih t n &gt; - .c M
On* of the out.tariiling hackfieM a nam e fo r h im s e lf in past d efense tn stretch into a home run
and champion, mi
a
m a t M . U r w .lh .r w a ,
akiOK
hi.
fim
t
Idd
in
Candidate, on the field A lw a r* a li e holds, too, tile N a tio n a l J u n io r waa out at tha plat*
— n .l lllllllllu ,........ * kert • " ink.
A. title event, flnUbed
quiet, aarlouv minded per*on. who A A . 0 pole v a u lt record of I I
Dorothy l*owtII, for the tiny with 147. II,r wa* unable t &gt; eonTtmambcred well the leaaona he fe e t. 6 ’ • inchcn. He w as fo u rth in
tnts, had a po»rfact night at the t ro| his irons nn hia fim t round
* gOd been taught, young Kinlaw. se n io rs' pole v a u lt e n m p e titi *n.
luit, securing a home run. two * n.&lt; u«rd up 77 blow .. On hi*
R K R L 1N, P#pt.
1ft. -(A .P .) — — •■ • • M U IIItl" '” ---- ? m A . “
w rithing In pain Juat before he
* ’ *r
Z im m e rm a n is a gmnl b a sket
he r &gt;lle&lt;t*d fo u r ' l T|iward* of HO men and wnmrn
k s f i j r g young U 4 y has hosn o ra rM
quietly fainted aw ay, tn b,. irvivad b a ll p la y e r and so g«Mol on the ckuM*« and a slnglo out uf four «*« w ri trip
times up. V irginia Hr It t was the hlrdiea, which gave him a par 70, were injure,) bu t ni|fht, .nut* •*- uso!««a s u ffs r ln g hMonuM h e r m it»er
$ aacond later, bore hi* m lafortune p itc h in g mound th at he ra n h ave
k n e w about Csunfui.
r* «
w ith mom than ordinary courage a c o n tra c t w ith the r h ir a g o W h ite heavy hitter fnr the Orlando girU . a perform ano. equalled only by &gt;rio*i,ly, In figh tin g which broke
gettin g two triple* out of four
H t knew that his dr*am of be.om
So * when h is colleg e d ays a re b e ­ trip* to the p la tt.
|
i o t hla team'* m oit valuable man hind h im .
Considering that the Hlarkwrood
had com* to an end. lie knaw that
D a lry m p D 's
name a lw a y s
is
HI* daalra to lead this year's squad m entl &gt;n#«| w hen the c ra c k ends n f Gleaner* girls team it tha Lest
t« brillian t virtotlea over the the S o u th e rn co n ference a re being g ir l’s | aifi in Orlando, tha T iny
let* made a wonderful showing
itro n cest opprnenta It hat ever considered.
against them, as the tiny tots are
had, was only a f D eling vision, ti» I
haunt him during the long ilav- l The fr&gt;otball sra«nn promisr* t&gt;» composed of tha eoungar girls an«j
i t ha lisa in his bed while his be sctiVfi b d h lnil«M»rs and out. have played only two or th rrr
g a m e s all season.
mates carry on in his place.
A ll summer motion picture «ont. AX tr ly today, he was reported as pamea have Itren busy preparing
As the fans were under the im
f i t t i n g a t well as couM be e i
a screen menu for followers of the prossion that the umpire behind
cfed, and was said (o be cheer­ autumn game. With the first kick­ the plate waa from Orlando, tinily contemplating
witnessing o ff will come a flood of f ottball w riter wishes to state that thr
tom a of the games from the side pi« lures
umpire in-chlef was a Mr Robin
lloet, a treat promised him by his
Howard
Harding Jones, the •on. of W est Palm R*ach. half
yiD ian . Ilia rmim was besirgrd "head m an" of the l'nlver«it&gt; o f hiother of Mr. Edwards o f thi«
hit football frirtids and nthem Southern C aliforn ia, and Glenn city. It is tha w riter's understand
Who sought new* concerning hisHenhey W arner, mentor at Stan- ing that Mr. Robinson is an urn
misfortune.
League,
f /nl, have niadf semi edu ational pire in the F*.a«t Coast
R ealising the seriousness uf the pictures Another company brought both in baseball and diamond hall
Thr gam e tonight will be be
• tt ittia n kut n it loalnc their •ut a Jorrn Notre Dame utars
n |H * . members of the team met and two other screen r t f »rts w ill tween tin Park l.ake All S tars of
Orlando and the Hanford-Oviedo I
• I kaual last night at the high I r completed In September.
The motion picture business is Truck Growers.
(Mhlol for
nightly chalk
talk
T y » Coach M fLiim s told them going in for sports on a large
C A I T l UK NKGRO FI G IT IV K
b lltfly , that such degrees uf life scale, its effo rts covering base*
ha espvcteil in any situation. ball, golf, football, b itin g , w re s t­
TAI.LA IIA H R K K , Sept.
1ft.
•iJMft that they shuuld not beronw ling. bilU n D and oilier g a m e s .
All the football pictures «rv tir­ (A .I’ .)— The slat*- prison bureau
w f c a r t e n e d The entire team ap
was advised yesterday th st W illie
V^Vad to be grind) deteim ined ing held for the opening of the
M tyy a little heriDr for t » a qian season, m aking it certain th st the Mack, negro convict who .escaped
fans will not Dck entertainm ent, from a prison cam p In Ju ly, had
t'alm
rlther In the theater or in the been captured In W w t
ika ch . Mack was serving a y s a r 'j
•U dium .
sentence fo r «m b«idement In Ht
pr**»nl t i l * wa* rrarhcil by thu Lucie county.
rxrcutlv* rcm m lttee of the United
M OUNT D O R A ~ Florida
Gae
S ta te . G olf aaaoeialion durinit thu
am ateur rhampiun*hi|i , t B everly t o. aapldly rom pleting Ita main*
two aeidia ago. A m ajority of in urdrr to eupply city with gae.
opinion, it la unili-r*li» d, fa v o ru l
going hark to the old w eigh t of
1.(12 ounrrt, but thi* ha, y et to be
ik finitely d e rld e j on.
More than a year'* n-.tir* wa*
given the g o lfin g public before tha
prearjit ball wap midi- o fficia l,
rrpla, lug the tphere that had !&gt;e*n
In u&lt;* fur 10 y**r*. The old ball
weighed 1.02 uunrea and meavured
1.(12 inehaa In diameter.
Three ar* ■ till the *pecifiiatlon*
of the BritU h o fficial hall.

How Young Lady 4
Health Improved

Many Are Injured
When Berlin Cops
Fight Unruly Mob

m a r ia n n .

AUTHORIZED
AUTO
RE-FINISHING

^STATlONy^
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N o p r k a w a s t o o m u ch .

No

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HENS and FRYERS
4 DRESSED OK LTV* “

To-Night V. t

to o f r s a t

for

C A R D UI

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Abooldct of 24 tsavss
of Imported tllUV
cigarette pspyr. at­
tached to each iw k
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leaves to the book—
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A COOD
USED
C A R

Golf A ssociatio
Gives Death Knell
ToN ew G olf Ball

II. A. It. CONVKNKH

DEH M O IN ES, Iowa, Sept. 15.
— (A .P .)— Tha G iand A rm y o f the
Republic yeaten lay plunged Into
By ALAN GOULD.
the rotlnd of actlvltlre of IU alxA aaarialad I're*. Hporta Editor
,* N E W Y O R K , Sept. 1 1 — (A .P .) ty-fifth annual encampment. Kan— T ha United S U I e . O o lf aaaocia- •ae veteran* advaortd II. I. M er­
tlon
yeeterday
pronounced the rill for cummamler-ln-chief. ClaveIII., and St.
“ death a e n te m V of tha ao^alled land, Sprin gfield .
“ balloon" g o lf bull, with tha of- Raul aerc am ong the flrat ritlee
J k U l aiutounramanl that a “ naw to make bid* for the 1032 eonven
lion.
ball o f tncraaarf m ig h t w ill be­
come effective fo r play, on t r aftP A ia T K A —Madteon Street ap*» A yr. IB, 1932."
T h a aaaat apaatflrationa o f th« proarh from Highway No. 2H-U
,M W ball have not yet bean f in d . l»tb S t will b . widened and Im­
- -T h e hall put Inla play thl* year proved. ,
. fa r tha flrat tlma and
which

W* llava far ijalrk Hal*

7 MODEL A
FORDS—4150 up
Alio bargain* In tha fol­
lowing r a m C h e v r o l e t ,
Dodge, Bui ok, Eaaex, Baby
O terland and other*.

Plymouth Dealer*

arauaed *o much proteat weigh*
L 54 ounce*.
*
t&gt;' ' T ba announcem*«l o f tha pend­
-' la g th an g* tam e from II, H. Ham:r M y. proaidont
of
Iba
lln lu .l

to weight A now ball ol
t o weight will b* adopted
« h affortlva for Uw play
after Apr. 15, IMS. Th* «•
:l«ht apecUlrationa will h*
eetd ntat Novembar." *
dec laInn to Oy anothar typa
f ball h a direct roeglt ol
-wida protect* which'he**.

formerly

Hutchlnscst Trsctor Equipment Co.
I I 1S W . C entral A n . O H aada — -

rtu e i

�ford Herald

Beer And Unemployment

GETTING ItE^DY T 0 P L A Y K 1 N 6

A m o n jf th u in n u m e m ’ I, a tu ! anm etlm P)* l i » t |
w h ic h h a v e I x r n i i f f f n i l f - r lh,* « u rri-n t itiin tim u
n ion a r c int-luili'tl o n e n o I* * im | ,r n r tic n l i l i i n !&gt;i
t io n o f h r e r . N o a t t e m p t
nuiili- h«T&lt;- to tir jfn *
t h e e v i l s o f | ir o ln liitio n o r th | ro l a b le i m i " i '* i l " l u v
m o llific a t io n o f th ,- V o l s v a 't \ • *»- It ijo .-s m M i ut
t h a t p r o h ib itio n him I s o n . , It h u n c h a o - 1 1.
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im p r a c t ic a l e x i w r i n o n t
It a l . y
wi t l i . nl
1. 1
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t h a t a n y o n e c a n itn it *ii it
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t h a t t h e le ir a lir e il i n i . i ’ r .
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Hntiver Calls Confert nee Under Chairrrnnship OfLamont
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Sept.

e rd ttrd paid. A&gt; i p f t , f m , l , # * f
'f M ptr . o k to M « t+ T * aI
’•atari## sod *tM r M » « M * a t th*
H H was t b a approved t h la
• mount will W deducted free# the
annual appropriation a t tM C tt j
toward the upkeep of tM eotarae
untU O ii. X
M ayor T. L. Duma. » u Suther­
land to l* n o aa election procla­
mation for tko primary ob«tlaa
• k ic k Will tik e place on " N o . 'S
for tko purpose of naming a aamIn*. to run in Iko general muatcipal (lection to U M id in D r o u - !
bar.

IS .—

\
four «lav
conferenre
• »Mi I lie wh ile n jr^tion of
•n tiu rlin n aixl ownership
a • i«11•*«I h) I’ rraiUent Uf&gt;oiria«i on Orr. J in W**hinir
I* i t
rh«ir rimnahtp o*
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manaifrmpnt
t iilit f a-tprt Itt.

.•nl lie l.t-lii’ vril «urh a ill*
v.'ml.| uff.irl a ha«ltt for
• ' .i nni nl *.f 4 "»un«l p«l»ry
m | up
t r t tr r
voluntary
•t* ion to in p r with th*

Tko following w .r . u w f to
»»rT* u
inspector# oad (task
during tho stecllda: Cd. H iggins,
r l.r k ; Inspectors: R. K. Dots, E.
T . L u i , and W .J L M e K ln o a .
I l w u r« period Ikat p a ll due
Interest coupons m C ity of San­
ford to a d s amounting to P M .UO kad kook .n t.ro d in a bow
Aldgrikfnt' t t t i l M ' agalaat ' tko
(tty by tko S n a fo rj Bondholder#
Ptotartive ( ommltte*
A M ta r from D r. J. N. Tolar,
(tly pnyaktnn,
ia» ofal(ity
physician. tnlormsd
Informed IM
fk i» U that M itr a l &lt;u m «f dtpks
tk a fia bay* M«a rnpofUd la S an ­
ford. Dr. Tolar aupgaatad tk al a
bgctyrlologlcdl an alytic of milk
told la tba city M ta k a a In•pactar 0 . P. P a ito a waa kaalrurt
»d to abtaln u m p l n o f milk from
dairUa operating k a rt aad ta a fa r
w ltk Dr. Talar.
A (em m ittaa rapraaaatiag IM
S aafard lndapandaat
M artkami'i
A u a c ia U a a
told
tM
romaaUlio aara U a t tka B aa fa H tigwbetrd. a r lg la a ll. piarad a t tka laia ra a rtlia «f P u t t S traat aad tM
' Jfooro* road h a d b a a a a w rad ta a
pita naarar ta t k a 't l i y a lta r r a a plain la bad b«*a ra gb U rad
by
praparty ownara. Tba (am m lttaa
aaid Ikat tka ilg n akauld M placad
pt a raora aultakla ntara.
.T M a ff lt ia b lafarm ad tka camm ltta* th at If tka mafckagt'fe aaaoelation would aacara a w rittaa
parmUclon h a m
any proparly
owaar to a rapt tka alga aa Ua laad
tka', C ity would mora tka a|ga ami
ba gaap on aiB t fa r iU apkaap.
T a taka rara a f a daflcit la tka
cka^ity fund and ta aid unem­
ployed lB tM r ily at tka praaaat.
Com mit aiunsr l^pffWr mo rad tk a l

lin t tile |ns 1r l.o«.Iti
&gt;i' vvl.ai n l h im ' II w. . 1 i n . : . ,
m i l l i o n « o f m e n tvituld
.m il
iu m
• t n p lo . mi. nt m tin t . - u l .
o f l i y a l In -r. iu-,1 .1 .......... r n i l l 11 . n.
. n l m i t &lt; 1 •• i;in r u m r u iin im ,. ..iu»oi - lu io iu f . Ir. ih t 'i'u it r im l u n ........... .....
w o u ld lie th r o v tu 00 1, ■ liip lo . lli. id v\. h a t . n o
.:
t h y f o r m en o f t h i s s ir ij" - . m id «
h i a r i i h n i. ilc n in m o i
p r o f e s s lo ll, b ill t i n v ar* he.'i n n 1 o ik ., w h o r e .p iir . I.«»t
a n d d o t h in K lie - s.'iiin a
. m v e * l i e . Il t h e l i in ru n s 1.'
liv e lih o o d is l a l ' i i a w n
ti&gt; 10 H u m . w h a l m e I h e v to tin
t mi.' I rliv f (hut adrrpiata
Frank Wykof f , Am erica's “ fa 'la s t human,” wjto will erag r tka
c \v ut lo the vri &gt; roots of official crown as king of th# frs-O ly m p le Pagaant. Harmosa Baarh.
f o r a l i v l n x ? W . w o u ld h a v e . m i l . o l o f n im llio u h o n est
.
tini
the
fam
ily
ami
lhat
. w n r k in g m i it. lio n , oi l y on m p lo t i d . w illn n * 1 1 tr y
lo liv e
California, U shown abora aa ha took his “ royal consort," Oliva
. .illy « is thr social unit of
tnkrn w it h in th e law
.1 tiiilh o 1 i ro o k i m i l
Ge pi 1 iilni .
with
i.tiii.u, tin- prrslilanl said it Hatch. ai|uatic star, who will shara tha throna, for a run along tka
o u ,ly- not h im : to d o , a m i v illin p e t e t i e n tfe r. to h o o f n nd k ill, lo
I.l Is- posslblt fur any prrpon batch.
s t a r t a r e v o lu t io n , in o r d e r to h a v e w h ir t h e y w m l .
ii.ml . Iiaractsr and Industallty
\Ve tin not In li r v e *h
|{o'. • r n n ie iit • lio u ld allo w i l j e l f
1« l..i • it i t i provide lomaclf
inrtru m iM.
h la c k m a ile il o r h i j . h • d
i n t o n-t
,n jf to d o a n y i .| istc and aultabla Ii..using
lumii
i Iu p k iiliu iit |.t 111I11 i .n s u m
Ini .e i .
1 (.
IhmiiIi iq r e r s
I r&gt; Ieraljly to own his UWH
w o u ld h e t h r o w n o u t iif j o b . W o u n it
iv 'li.'il t h e le ifiili f i n g o f l i t e r w o u l d pi* li l t Iti.ilh e i p to lile n i. i p i i l e a s di t 1 r , r " f ic u lt o f s o lu li a is n o r p&gt;' 'M l 1 " i i d i i e .i i &lt;d iiiie n ip lo y rn e n f. Y o u rn i.n o i • nd m e m
• m e iit u ie n l*. in
l.ik in n jo b s
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B E K IJ N , 3apt. M .- H A .* .) — A
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{ m i l o n e se t o f m en a n I :'i n • tin in lo i i 'o i l e 1
IA
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Outlining tka Am arican little airplane, which stan di ep)y
ir you thi nk
n c a n . 11 \ o u t h i n k t h a t th e le ira li/in if t.iM.i- I milling i« not s« satisl.rp'onV unsr.tpioymrnt raliaf pro­ three fre t high and- h is no tall,
ih tlr
r
'M -' * " iin t 1 • w o o l . 1 p u t a n • nd 1 1 u n e m p lo y m e n t i i . ill'. or can n ed
•'
other
gram
yrt tsrd ay. Kalph T. O 'N ail, la going through a aarlea of teat#
any t t u l lilis in e s s d i-iin
moi wi
1 ■ it t h a t u n e m p lo y m e n t a n d I.
ru. h* • nl credit."
f. iii.ui«nle planning of housing natfurial commander, said it would at T q n p elh e f airdrome.
up to h a r d lim e s p e r i o d , to a n n e n T r e n t e c 1 d e n t t h a n t h e y 'd o
line fur in of established trad- tra a i tba aubjact as “ largely a
Tha ship named tba H in a a a
h e r e , in Ki i Kl and. t o t m a n v .d p i m i n i l o i n d r l e s w h e r e no mi.
l(, til
llouver believes, would' community problsm .”
Koabl. In honor of tka traaap r o h ib it io n a n ti-in lm i til p i' a d s .
U t.
■ ■ •■ finite a ffert on the praaO'Nall and olbar legion of f I- A tlan tic filer, wbo financed Its
“ S h rim p ” la no longer regarded
in i ..neniployment situation. •**»■ cTaft'Hl'Cusaad thair plana yaatar- construction under tha dlfaction
entirely na a term uf Ignominy.
I •-as•y live ciimmlttees under
ja jrith I’raaidant Hoovar and of A lexan der U ppiach, the de­
I t la aomatimss used lo rafar to
signer. tn tha air It nets like •
I lie l..a.lcr.lup of prominent n(•■
ai national commandsr later M id
• kind o f m s fowl.
glider. The plane has a maximum
.mil »• mien have been rhariagn
Ihsu prriidant would by In accord
speed o f V I miles and-haa cBtnMd
.ell the ■ tmly.iif n »pec ial f t l d
w i^ t virtu ally all tM lagton'i
T ha m eanest man In the rongre.
more than M.000 fast.
w ill,m the
general
pfoliienr
suggestions.
gallon no Inngtr steals o u t of the
D riven by a 21-boras power UU) ba trmruftrrad from tM
. u\i .ed l.y Itn* r.Wiference. Hli for*
Delay In complation of tha la- motor. It takea o f f and tknoa la tlngaot fund to |M charity
collection plate. It's usually empty
1.mini: niiiiiintlees
were anglon'sof rm ploymanta rommlaalon ra. (m all apace and n egotiates turns roust.
yrbtn i t g a ts to him.
II,
111II. »|I In iK-ul with questiona
uini .onl nietluMl c nnmon to tha 2-1 port waa attribu ted by O'NaU to ■ nd loops w ith g r a f t ansa. A ss o r t­
r u c u u s T ta a a k a i c n e d
M aqy pacple are taking to air.
riitninillrs'v The correlating c&lt;tpp luyidrrtjs ot laat minute com- ing to tha detlgnar, U a nbaensa
ilanaa thesa days probably figur.
a f tall cuts wind 'raslsU a ct and
iiilt'ees will concern
them aalfai M snlfatloos and auggaationa.
“ I am aatlaflad,” ha aald, “ th at reduces w eight.
WEST PA LM B E A C H . S e p t i l
*T
ng th a t'* about the closest lc
will! -elsndnida, legU laU in , adodi is ^ t u .a ^ M d t lB li H i M u B g 1 "- tha report w ilt Inform, tha .lO.tXXt
posts o f tha legion that tka* tm&gt;
B M d a a i g u ilty y a a te rla y ta
limilr.* p r .i g f p m a ." - ^ •
f la r g a a f asanslaughter grww1 unde have been provIdM QM * i n f l a t e adtploymant situation la tip s and has n sniffers a re a e f
, O tto Van Pural went bark and
a
com m unity
problam 202 square feat. In akapa It In l(k«
vxt, I ,• to iNieer research and ( U t h J a rg rly
'w o n the heavyweight champion
ncti&gt;'ll** " f the c o n fa ren c^ .jf'^ g J mhich ran ba mat moat afactira- an itoscalea triangle. T he pilot's
ship o f Scandinavia. When he was
Fry by the work and Interest of tha M at la In tha nosa, U a m o to r'a t
Vara It seemed he couldn’t go
i large truck to llf ju U l U &gt; a ' j f f a|a in their
rrsp ectlre
com* tha atarn and tha rodders a i U a
hack much further
uhiue i&gt;wonniing, games, tug-orv munltiaa.
wlng-tipa.
war skipi'ing rope, boat rldea( f, " It will be urged that
legion
5- Holland is said to le- untouched
vwl'iiinimr niatrhes, e lr., were in s "posts cooperate w ith nil a ila tin g
A P A L A C H 1C 0 L A - A nthaay
1 t o fo r by the w orld w id e d e p re s.
joyed until late In the afternoon
B rothers Honey Co. (hipped by
a lto . B ut with all our
tr o u b le ,I
when a large pIVnic luncheon wn*
•ip roaa qu ah tlty of clear topalo
w t ’d rp tlirr sla y here than hat,&lt;{
efvrd. Al t er supper the gtiesla
hooey In htdivldual glass contain­
1 to w ear wooden shoe*.
ers to ba used by Seaboard 'A ir
U n a railroad
la
U a lr
dialog
&gt; Ju dge C arey land is
saya th&lt;
(an .
• ’ '
A m arican
people
becuinlng
" a race o f em ployers." We know
-en isl:
"l!iii:la n &lt; l i t ) w H
o f O lot o f things worse than that
•nil mi l'i iliiitir.
A Taco o f
unemployed, fur tn-

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praaaiun w ill nat extend |u baro- Hilinn at Kvaiiitn . III. itlfner U&gt;an aubmit to ii ityoported ■
matTle prsaaura.— Tam pa Trlhone. cut of f»n |H-r f r i l l , im In r uthry hrrr l:t tm-rply u Ir'k Iii - f***'
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No, but we would appreciate a niiiit of th,' wli ' i ' a i " . i .I m.i nf-t*'ucbln&gt;f Ltlvnt that may
little depression In tharm om rtrlc wi ll In- i'x|isf ti'tl il nli\ ioii.slv ynnfsii' idilnry, rut* art! inflict- ”** '
pressure rig h t now.
nl. In rifs'iit &gt;• in tIi.- alary irhctlUli' of Nnrih Cufolinn’i* wfj
T w e n ty percent of the popula­
tion o f th is rountry la made up
o f fa rm ers. If they can 't make
'an yth in g o ff tn tlr crops, it’a go­
in g la be pretty hard far the oth­
e r p lf k t y par ren t to make any-

[ M obile has a gasoline la x , In­
cluding local and stato levies, of
nine and one-half c sn lt per gallon;
‘aad a ll tba tim e we thought Polotk a had tka klghaat ta x o f any
place tn the world. T h e , tell na

teiuhcrH Imis Im'«ii rd iliw lv high In ctirnnKritoli with her
aurntuntliiiK ntiit,'-. uni lor that rctuum aho had Men able *
Hi tlriw u|Min (lit* nto i.i|i'bl,i material- frtsrt olhir pcs*
tiona. Charlottf'n .mil-irv ■w-hi'sluls' b;td aliso U*s'n maint.iiuqil
On a K'mmI Ifvi'l ami -la b is tlravvn bikkI tr tchar.i from
other tiart.H of tlm alntf ami from Soittn Cuftilina. Hut n»\v
with thu threat of ilrts-stif ritliutiumi imminent, it in natu*
rnl that the hvaU tm li'id !&lt;Imu11 1
Lkewlieru- for ipnmr
cr uppmiatlon of tlivir abilUiun. Tim name niluation will
fiu-u thin fomtnunily an fats',I tiiu Units*ratty of North
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( A .P .) — The state prison bureau
yesterday reported that Roo m tc H
Johnson, negro convict, escaped
from a work rrew a t tha Florida
fa ra i ‘colony a t G alaaavilla. John­
son waa M rvtn g a 10 -year Mntence
for m aaalaaghtor In Lake county.

CAN YOUR WIFE
CHANGE A TIRE?

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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
in W ashing-1C ary were put over, tha comm it’
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i#.- deciding lo aw ait M. Hyman’s
) * • been .lan d in g In n bread „ of p |„llJa&lt; w . y . ('..arhinan of report on, thu a ffo r t a , to Settle
•*
* y Jacksonville, am i members i t the thr V lln n , dispute before acting
m n d U etx k s would go flaa.
w ar
Finance
Corporation tn on I Phunoin.
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it w ai jj aw -need _ I Nen tuywf U f Anwtlset* tieUiAkm K la g lla g baa sold * * " ,lh a t arrangement., hu,| been per- ihips, d c tio y n v u u l aircraft aad
m t d . a r m o f hla six ty thouKw ta v the |ta le a f marked a | a
(an&lt;ral ghip h i
t o w Mnr( a t E araasta to a g|a rKU three members uf tho ha|.'-lua,lrif. ru lu n ,
the
Urillah
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F * ! committee and G eorgia two fo f c iu l-sr D tuntli-w arrived In New
HhM. carryin g out tho* p u r p - e e uf »ee York t slay fiout England with
Ir
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m , tion tw enty-four o f ike n o * ag* tl\e Ineliea u f sixteen American
K f * “l
»C ultural credIU law . Tha three naval u ffb e rs nnd Yuen, victims of
.
C f t h f £ m i M M m L U tto H artlin n a are: W. K. ( W b m a n the /.It-J disaster^
^ . a h te to eat at leaaL in IM ^ Jt&lt;.klu n , jlWi T . U W tlw n e f
Mrs. A. K. Hill a n ta ru in rj
l&gt;T &gt;* ..,nf*T pt* &lt; y ti* *
Bartow and D. M. Lo w ry of T at­ must d rllg k lfu lly yesterday after­
a picnic ansi swimming
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labastee. Under tho law tLddtt,' main
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bat
L ’ m O m farm ers are t o e i w a 0OOJ1OO will be h*an«l by U e (a rty in
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lo a g rk u ltu ra l .a n d granddaughter, M ist O live New(n to ,
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I E T N E W S P A P E R
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Belize Is Faced By
All Kinds Of Grief
BE1JZE. Sept. 16 —&lt;A.P&gt;—
Manifold fears of a to d and
water ebnrtage, an outknwk of
disease end riots by stnrken
natives today dominated Re­
nte's efforts to repair the hav.
cc of the storm arvj flood. E»timelee of th, dead still ranged
between 500 and a thousand
with tha probability that when
the outlying districts are bear l
from the mortality list will
reach the later figure Whole
tale cremation end burial with­
out identification made it
probable that the esart number,
* T A L L A H A S S E E . Sept. IIS.
will never b* known. The food
— (A .P .)— The
F lo rid *
ausupply is running short and
p ru n e co a rt yesterd ay g r a n t - ! the lack of water is srriou. A
burning sun bests d &gt;wn upon
•d « new tria l to W illiam
Raym ond C s r v e r , fo r m e r ' row. of Injured who tie on
flours In rooflesp houses Nrver
Philadelphian w ho wan contkelees rehabllltatm measure,
vk U id o f th e
fir s t
degren
are going forward under the
direction of British suth Title*
m urder o f h i* w ife at their
and United Stairs marine* end
Sabring home and was sensailors
fenced to life In prison.
Tha supreme court reversed
Carver’s conviction on the ground
tha circumstantial evldtnce pro
/ aanlad at kia first trial In lllgh' lends county wga Insufficient t &lt;
preclude all reasonable assump
tloo of his Innocence.
Th* high court also reverted its
previous decision In th* case which I
wag an affltmatl-in of th* convic H arbord T ells Group
tica and sentence. At that time
H ow T o Go A b ou t T o
th* court was divided three and
thrS* and affirmed tbs lower court
A ssist U nem ployed
because of th* equal division Yi-s
ftrday’s decision
found thru,
WASHINGTON. Sept
If.. —
justices for reversal and a new
trial and two Justices for affirms ( A.P )—Consideration of relief
tloq of tb # &gt; »r*r court. Ju.ttr* 1plans at the American legion *
William IL Kills did not pa.tic. on. mplcymrnt eonf.i.n.* ye.t.rpat* yesterday because of hu Illness ,
at th. time th* rase was argued
" * * ,n,,rn,Pt*d h* ■
on ta-haftrinf.
b°nu» tlvroands Almtild U*
Carver was charged with slay slowed down,
tng his wife and child with an arv 1 It came from James G Harbor I.
as they alspt and thw .hoitln, r , cht|rnian of th&lt; ludlo Cor|)),r„ iin
n^gyo servant to eov.rT.lt deed U, , ,lf Amfri, who
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A L M A N Y . N. Y S.-j-t. IBs 1,
ron,n«r*« Jury mvr-*t|. (r*.uo thr mirrtii^t ritual wK
I iMOiMH .
i A ’ IM
(Jtivorii'ii
gating the death of Mi,. J.nny Nr- Mi I’her* n wrote h*r«*lf
v&gt;-ll ) f-,tci tiny
«iI i t. k.-sl
AV
**
A
inter
c«*nform«
ctm
tlv
tn
m
Graham Ksnv, whr
ho.band.! , ,
,
,
whip nvi-r tin
i:&gt; i ultlicanmaithotvl
ulidU of jtiri.it
Professor Fill.ha Kent Ksne
•siitl llut'ori I a ni to o my \
&gt;-i&gt;nt rolll‘ll li-Kislature
|,-H•'••■&gt;••■ v w
nu
h sis
g il - ,
the University of Tennessee
. to heln her i h C o*l work
Inthreatum-il
tn
p
rrvp
n
t
a^l«
i
helil for murder
recess,d last' T v « irt.t a * -M.it m tm the n»)• urnmont nf thn .pm-inl g « w
•••!f in pninltj
er.t
night after a four-lKur
session' for
sinn mm in profi'i'HA unltbh
***hinH rloHf.J Joor» Aiihnut *rn- t«hi lu«- lieli-^hiel h maliciO"
pei -i-rt,t mn f Aimer Ly &lt;slan«l »
•nt'jr that m »•» u i...» a •..
«• , , » . Hi ' 1•
his m nniplnym olit ri'llc f p it a
tlrnnff « vrrdirt.
.. rj.l ». .1V «»&gt; 1 t , • d n l ’ »
••u- j* mark• m |sijldi.* *’
, ,•&gt;.' Ill &gt;
is
Uorontr \
r
b«»
•I* ivrtl 11• I n - ,i lrtw it ap.
1isIt', s1 * w
Ail J
l»r* a
l 'sc •, A' (••Uf 'ri.
' I though It t o » r .*:any t'
WII.4 COTDllltlH the Yhu.ltAn » I ) a
r
al11riiativr s fa•*• the leglg«
arid U •
•t 1 .1na
b* ft»rr wt t»* •k thr
(♦".1 ••'
droffitftl «nil that it win f.ir the
th.y may 1» n A Demo*
1* t, «n
1 •H •11a •'r &gt;.«g d ,
•
etoniroi *1 'When i*r*»om*c
jury to dfternunr whether it «u&lt;
a*le a* tn
rn M
'i ,!.»»l'«lv
fll •
|
‘ III, I'M*1**1 nil tin* ffovtrn^
Arriilental ur homifl 1*1
•
4*.
Att^eh •
,.r thr In
••»»» 4*1.i 4,«|*L
Many Indications A re
♦•aif|i»in»s|a? i*»n*. whirlh pro*
I’ mfewdur Kane. * hn i« hvld
|||,|
.
tfi ihUtl w ’ ■ • R Ir i l l ..1 Re ’
j at*
without hail, ha* •*.i(a im e d re
»’ .xi • $: U.ihM1ihri)
relief
Seen
O
f
Return
T
o
thrr. .Mi • M nrr
Ma" K&gt; a
••* 11 '♦
«poiMibility to * ffu-rr**. hut haul
.*• udmint’ ii r«'.i Ijv a *)•io n * rvtfntion
•» bft viriE | *.••:♦..!1 h.n *n th# . hr ft*tv*
Prosperou
s
T
i
m
e
s
declined tn diicuin hi« wif. 'a [
.ittfal #tr|»
Lfiran rU ppin
&gt;•011111% i.«it *•*lr• *rd T»y tb«
j
Aits •nil Hi
death with nrw«(Mpfrmrn Off!
M»ter*:eir.
Ml*» p«*J a ' ■ '
cem (jiioted him na «ayinkf hi» wife
1:. loildit a
appaiently «llp|*ed from a rock
.•'ni* f"r ad*
whil* they were aw ini mine at an
loiio *tr:«:i 11 u 0
I till's t '
&gt;"• i mills- !£ &gt;
laoiated ap«»t m C'he«apeake hay
lain •»f the e xi 1 &lt; &gt;.it&lt;- -Uparts ','T
snii|h&lt; n
and that he made 'inaucreaaful ef
m* nt
»«*cia| *
Mr- ......
fort a to reauanlate hei after he
Vltlo.ugki \V
. .ii.l Macy, t
Jtnt
I'lcli-il
pulle-l her aahor« in 4n unoi*
Refio! In an * U lf
*'••" " im i , had'
t
hi
v
*
•
•
k
lit.del
ton
h'lniji rnnditmn
•• **n t»*| te | n • ' ' -g his f u|.
I Uf 1111II I« nnd Virginia
Sever) fiahrrm* n, who were tak­
!••** a* * v. ni!«l n.&lt;l
I
*'i»h
ii
«
i
{
Saul*ill.
.hidge
anti • •nor*., plan, tlo •ci -• iiic gov- ■
ing clama at |'r&lt;juo&lt;«on. were «jue*
h ail. r uf th» *
\lr«
II.
i
ri*i|f itnil their da Ofh
tiona«l at the in«|iie*t yesterday aft D etails O f D i s a s t e r
\!so P la te d On C om ­
tower Loure. Rum •I •• Hiiumcre.
t»r. Mi*. Klenih.i Herring
ernnon. Thev «ail they «aw a man
two day# ago pie lirfrtl tho It#*
O f T okyoB ou n dS h ip
m i t t e e T o Select
•tr « tin m violin i«t tht* I
and a woman in the *at r. ippar
I’ Idirail I I I v%,**ild Lf pa%-od.
lurgh
M'lti
nl
Institute.
uioiou*|
vntly spla»hinif mater «n eat h
B rou gh t T o Moscow
Space A t H u ge Fair
r»o«|HCt* nf 4 io n tr i.il* ) uvtg
t*« l o'niiihiM, S t . I&lt;* *
3 nh
othrr. Lmtrr th»*v aaid they tward
u ho •htoihl re*« is* »tt*«lil fur th*k
day*
with
their
«**ti
to
|,«^
mill
the woman uream and «am the'
MO.St nW, .Sept, I * - U . h
lima
hi* family, Mr .utd Mr.* S « VMil 'eR relief piogram \anl«bt(l
man pull her nut of the watrr and
Thair
plane
blown
t
bit*
when
day »h"M the u *vernoy ygKhame
plare lw r in an autonm .ile They1
tu **d t rntninrnt uii a •latamanl
reported the imidint In nffirera. the motor rip!n«|ed while thev
The
pnrl\
ul*
d
t*n
1
w*
ok
«
b u T °n
of ,h' A mo. lean s e d it io n .,,
•» a.Ic Sunday night by StiiuUur
they ■•Id. when they trad m a wrrv huh over a »|oir«rly rrttl* I
1 ur of ihe Siit *ian ;oaii \ alley
SamiaeI If ll..r-.udter
4i f
n«w«pa|ier thaal Mr« Kant*
had • •t-tion of «itvtet Hti««ia Saiu*
' 4ir In • 1*1 »*|f • lit IdaleK f
tfol
other
fsolitt*
1
1
1
\
1
1
*1
1
1
1
1
1
and
Referring to th, legion conven­
The young New York RapubUe*
ho dlooovarsd th, icrvgni leaving
lie wn« \h*»a»*n at .» ne* lint for 1..
l*een drowned at tht apot. Th-*
Noitli
1
nr*t|iua
a&gt;i*i
»et
out
oil
tion at Detroit nett week, Harbord
day morinuLr, (hr F»m&gt;h aviatm* I etr when p!.»n.
sin legi-lator had *fto.f tho goy«
tho grotto sf lb* u « skying*.
»
f t fim«lit Ifltf i la nod *i
fhhermcn aaid th#y were L*o far
"h
r!
|
*r
tvrd
in
b
*1
1
ti«lightfol
••mo* .» plan wu« Maaouneed i-m i
* fhm lb deelared aaidi
\ni hit Weir «11•*IU*V*I l»\ 1 *1 .lr
away |o i ientify the man aimI the •l°aeph l.td.rix .ind lltne Meetinn
*eiie« nf \i«iii* to many *.f th«
"You cannot go to that conven­
time ef Vr an itlentiial program
'
* Rtaad’a in
woman antj that the mm tliove oft went to their deaths fi^ritiihu I h t ittitmi*«ion err ni * *r • &gt; thr p»ll
111*1*00 al plneee *»f fa * *erhoii
l.ud ih**-n ma /uratt d by l ,r#»ldanl
bi*t dur tion with a program of rellrf In before tkvy could tender aaaiat- raw their.*»dve*.
IcMteUlurr Th* « UtnUMaSl' f! *et
I'erferf w o a t h r r arronipanietl
on*
hand
aqg
a
tin
cup
In
the
Hoover.
$200,000 a« tha tedl.xtivw *o*t **f
ancm.
. imprison
.
irieoi 00 their eoltrv to..r. anti
Marcel Ikirtt, their i oaipamon, arianalng a
other _&gt;nd MP*ct to gel any
pair *»f atan «*.»ul«InY
'tut. biff exit**..i
Dr. VamJervitcv aaid a Utter,
t
ail*
*lt&gt;p«
were
ui.td*
a*
they
rrp arW
■aiKlra&gt;» by poawarta ■pp4ffnli&gt; Uufift«aW*r 1+ - Uw Grot** W. .HiCr'r.. .•»ju«»o&lt;ti L»if •1 rk"f«t m Mil, -H' ho-i v •r &lt;!«•«• vriled rrlhtltra amt friend*. • tr«r iruvaiiHBff Into r,'kac
|ta•
.int-H *In* aa * f.a ■«•! m H
to ttriiin tho riedit §h4g
’ REBRISC. itaOU 16— (A .r &gt; —
Howard P. Savage, ehalrman o f here. wa« rtM cUd to kar« air Im­ foirm of tho blast, ilee. t n-letl tn- Is)#tor. wa# nnnir’f •crrrt«r&gt;
Mir ret 11in trifi lr«*m Harriet n
Tanipa vvrt# chi'* n f ir .ii" th. r ' mi • n|
1trh.AI, v. ft.’ir •la «ai«
God; that I* tho boat news *ht- legion’s employment relief portant b&lt;*aring on the caae, but •rathrd In a parachute.
flia# friernl *oi*l.
,
«
l“
*rg.
Va,
when*
Mi**
Herrin^
m#*»linif «» »• .fllll (•«
a:im*Hii •.t hr » |W«I kiilfltipft • had 1. ♦1 h*M
i
I ’y* heard i% ry*ar and o half.": WtnmUalon. replied tu ITarUrd that offlram laat niirht had not
Ihe governor oiuiiinnl tllpR1
Detail* of the tli*a*ter reathr*l
pnity It* n*ui*.e her work
U i«r It &gt; 1
ni t r W. *
ll.Htofs- •»' »rr thru 'via.' h&lt; . 1r?* •1 hu«
but nl Ihe rupifol it wa# liom
fT
W. M. cartor said taU ysatanlay I lh,t wh« n ,h* b‘,ni'* u dl•rll’ ,
chtamed the letter. He aaid pt*rci'imii 1 •um rlimi • .11,| iiiVu .......... till! Rftl| l.’A&gt; in- Ml l'in*l»iirgh, \%|v Iia.fr 1y w^V be wo Id nd *il paxtflv# whlla
Informed th* *t*t* supreme, #l ‘J'trolt “ a proper answer will •ona had informrd aiithuritir* that i l f e«*w &gt;e«t**r .ay from the Ta«* Taiiahi
•
•f
Suffidk,
Itnleiifh,
anti
1
ilmden.
,
.
.
Mafrtwy
*urreaiiondanl
at
t
h
e
man
b.
•mall flat cbi. 1 ..11 bounl 11.
court granted him a s w trial on, '•*u't-M
• urh • ktt#r ««■ in existence an. .
,
••• ' omhia, wheie after a f»-w In- own withe« were ignored,* If
,\»rnn/ein, fit * |**r division* s.f
0 aharg* of cloying hls%lfs.
i Ikfore llarbcrJ nyke, plant for that he hoped to h a v it l„ f«r ,- 17 'T;
1 t'lig rr«lti
" ,,Im '••'r' » « - sl
tlo* Rrpnhiiraii b»!f i ua&amp;aad. It
the Httridjl a « |Llt t. •• |t&gt;
“Thanh Gddi thaahCod,” he said
ranging from Tegaluatinn of the enroner'a jury whm ,t ......1° f L f * Th'
*!•
l haii
•* Mtlllfll Rll.l ...... day** vi*H. f t o u p l e ma.lr wa* ratitl. he either will praYtat
w,;n
.•
l*
i
rely
leii
vn
t«»
Sanford.
•■ala.
beir to a tl0.000.0ou.uuo federal vrnes again at 5 P. M t slay He * "
to •om-ni.* o*ti oil ini * • • 3 t fs•111•w .
&gt;''••»&lt; «»f a
' ot
•mall
While awruv -lodge Her ring adjournment and t.dd the Ug|«|%.
construction progrnm were ad­ woukl not dUcuRx thr rvature of TpKUrt* lh,*,T * MU
\\ il l life f siv*t. t' nniltiMr.
i* • ycAtei f.i\
1oh’ a futile
to** in •vMaioii «.r wdl cull thtui
vanced.
T'.kyo
Senntm ,M. Ii llarn ••o, Htndi-n
i •h for th» l..**l\ •f Ilia* llllMfdllu toird that nlllotugh hartl limet I Irik the day aft I adjt»aintnant.
the lettre.
•&gt;- r- frequent:) nu ntlonnl hy
•
top.
doll
fid,.
huti
fii*
Harbord was outspr ken In a
.Kane did not attend thr inquest.
tioo ri or noteett' i objecta to
..... lent* alone the mute, h- saw ,h, Hepuh||e*n 1III beaus# ho
| * Im K i&gt;;
We.|n
j suggestion that the legion lake
Th, death wturrrd Friday while,
Mt-ani'n. wh.. «as at th- »&lt; w l.
r nor mul ' n»y sign, whi.-h l.idh-uted that •nntei.d, he cuul.i nul pr.wute tha
rare of the 750,000 veteran, estl- the couple waro bathing. Kane's 111&gt;*'* *'• paim hulv down but ih- hl.d'O o til, &gt;1 iiiktur \ d r.» .|*r,
if •»r imoi’fif,
the Min .to-r- SB- s ip.i,-t uir of prosper!- lype uf nim he want - f.,r the ro|mated 1° be out of employment. a rrot srae ordc.ed by Common- (••r» ‘'hiitr fad-.l .•* open arid M. s S* V •»»►• *•
t\ ulMHinding. with home* being
“ We hav* listened to a grrat w,wllh's Attorney Cocke, a few " " " himself he. am* entangle,I. resentative Dthight I. R..wt»- I »i
, ll-f commission If h- w ,r« ro\ \\
-I w|«|,| it fill I • .ill, r- a&gt;i« M-na.rrd nut lu ll-!
thr 1w«ii*l**rdale. Mil l S«nal**r
|many things here trday,” he said, hours afttr the burial of Mn&gt;. !»H ng with to- .weekaiir
-Irflv d tu niemlwr, of the social
You
hi*
Vero
I
h,
*rh
It**:i
• s l 'ftintniiiir« •tr led. nn.l a s'i.)tta« hum of I neliare dcPartmeol
a Fodr case* of alleged law vlola- |“ that, it teems to me, would he Kane at her hem* at Hilton vil I machine." eanl |n.r,t.
.
m'.vlty mi u||
* *»• • -» I
A
l»- Winiworih.
1
1
0
•
*
h
1
1
•
1
man
Inge.
Kan,
wal
ot
lb*
home
of
her
I
"!.»hri*
»
*
lelt«d
in
I—
tight,
j
reenital.s,
fin**,
two
were;
more
useful
if
w»
»
u
f
'
preparing
tlona reeulUd la
I&gt;. i»u&lt; ratir hops- that (he It,,
• 11 I 1-•I r&gt;. Iteprv
naiio.ml &lt;um
II- saw onl) a few n.t.h hikers
parents
when
taken
into
eustmly
l&gt;
and
did
nut
*.-cre.l
in
get
n
g,
*
*rr&gt;:
tw„
i
for
a
panic
in
abour
1035
than
it
publican hill mil full
tganaferred to the county,
•eiitatr.s* FieJ Noidmun. I»* t*«oa
r* t*IIM*vl a* lit " " " lin g th-.r way along roads ;
Cocke said th* warrant charging •-’ ft in his para, l ute."
‘ is to meet our present situation.
appearonrwithin the last
■- war* eontlDuod, and hr* were dis­
D.*srh,
nn*i
Senilof
N
uifig.
toad*
l.'Uilirig
southward,
and
.aid
that
., . ...
lliiig*Remhrtl
murJer
was
Issued
after
hv
had
Dorel
reftised
to
talk
al-'Ul
hi.
.
. .
, He estimated the 750,000 unemranks of a
and
hnlmu
v
ltepie*eiltailYe
.&lt;
K
missed In M t d l n f ,jt*lfco
itllfold.
Il»
\1Nt
......
rprmngly
f,w
automahll..
I
„
*h
fc'
p,,,llM
"
i ployed veterans to b, abtut 12k rcrceixiMl Ihe report* of tht fUh- ri|H*r|#nrr uni •Urlln«*d nl«*. t»»
&lt;&gt;c hostile (,. any nmv, tu dsTrag-.e.
Ftaoklip
1
tunty:
f.rmitie
•
|
lots’ll
,i
*
a.ix
ng
rvs
ry
u&lt;«i*!sitn«*
(ontnining
|&gt;«r««*n*
and
baggage
c
r
by Judge-R.
W. percent of th. total number of un­ trmrn and had rt^eived conflict
»•• th^ rum* bvyoml •ayinrf
anil liv •»{ » t * ••••Id •*• ifikrn ,»nlhstf n it** “ in ..••l.rating ihnl they 'might al­ feat the lb-no- rati,
Inff report* from Kam* ax to tht that it occi.in-.l durina imn nod dalryln*. p*»*»||i
employed, adding:
RrprewenliittM'
\\»'*
lw**rt : tru*** Iffiimiit th** fiuili of ihi* «iirpriw ready I-- ,—king the .‘Gn.th were relief proa.Bin.
J. D. Duncan and Elmo lao.
" I f w# can show the countiy an manner of hi* w ift’a death. He al I foir while tho airmen wer** i *hu
•hit* youtha won both finad two eiampl* of, aay, three percent of ai said there were other eircum- p!*tm/ tluir f ir«i full thy in the *rmin^ani m
.1
*'P in** ett*r "
dollar, aad gjvsn SO-da, auapend- the population (th* total number .Unce. which h. wa. not al UUr- .,r
II p. thal a liUnkrt bmnntf ih«*
I ^ .en la li.e
No.d nan.
u w ..
.r tv
.
od aentsoces for dlaordariy con- of veterans) taking ear, of 12 U In «•**•&gt;“ I’ll fly here again and si...
^
" ' V ' mark “ II 1*1 * hurl •** might f »tr
\d#at
I
■
percent of th* unemployed, and
Kane holds degree, from several (his spot to h-nc.r my i llla l- l ? “ ^
*n I ',lim U- Sniat.V* m*h a vulunltli* rln • vanish &lt;| &gt;
t-r ay TI*.
.'■• EddW Mga Goodwin aad Mra. could eay to the president of leading American univerwitirs. He j romr.,| „." he said.
T.vL ! .n V V ..nJ
four \l»* &lt;
Jedar Camtroa, whiu, both ar- th* United States and to Mr. Wal- 1* Ihe son of l»r. F.lisha K«nt &gt; S'ot until a representative of
l.,n!»n ' N„r &gt;nian
Mrt'mrj
m U d hy Officer a ray for reck- tar 8. Gifford, 'now in ycur cal­ Kane, of Kane. Pa., who attracted {i 9 French einl*a&gt;*i arrived t** 11
' mimedi *10*11 h**V ||
a ...
-,w.a
'
emuw»») arrihVM «
|Urrl*oo* and» v1 »unrf * wer**
th's tliofs*' leslolf
looa driving, hag Thair caao* con- culation of th* unemploy*J leava attention a doitn
yean air»» b y loftrt#* e u n i ^ tha bo*iirs of
rowmittv.* t*. uo to Chi au** in
_____
KOIlT MYKttS. I I , . jtrpu 13__,
If tvM* !r;irt*d la u holrl by tliul
‘
" ' S q i l l . ________ L ___ Ik* vaUran* out for wa can Lake
*
Tr U , 1. U L ' ‘X * nJ
•« .......
, Ihtuber . • si-l-&lt; I spar* al the fair nmn in S| rinifficl I. Mu*- , whrrc
m of Richard Watkins, car* of tho** boyi,’ I think you pend.citis" on hlmaslf.
llmler the diiei-tton of Miss "
will stu.t I'.inlng In that
I I . * th.
iu, j l)orM
• f(&gt;r K,„fM j.4
—
.
a Mr And Mm. follimh-unif* F it'u'—rh f'lark, a program in Ttu&gt;t pa-king hot. . , &gt;'ept. (1
by Officer* Oray aad will bs eking a very great thing." rrandson Of a BoUl Arctic e x - ‘Without my romrailc* adl our
The lce»*Utlv# Mil m ating the
•pent
th«*
nt«(ht
of
Aug
-.
I'.M
O
u
a chants of aggiaplorer II* met Mrs. Kane, a natle*, • jri,,«n, | , hall not go home !»*• r&lt;inmi«4i&lt;in provitletl It* eip-nw*
rluding songs, dancing, a ,savo- when the rilri.s -im«on. I.e« court
It w«* aid y»-•tcnlay, h«iwravar.
aaaaolt, aad Collier MdHof 8aUm, Va.# whIU
attending
**•••■** s***«sas**w
a ■• |,|
Ihom- .nln. -ml meh-strnl music ly'a rndjor'indn-try. will boopenasl
,
should
fe
paid
hy
e
s«trlh.*tt-n
I
thl||
n„
r|
y
|
o,»(
l.laakrU
•rreeted by Officer* Wiles*
ba«l, ha*&gt; firm arranj(ri| for t »morr«iw • *ris t_,
Roanoke college.
.
,
.
I
&gt;
»e
patchea
f
r
o
n
t
the
Irene
M
nd
not
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in u&gt;* In the ■ummer ami (hut the m nl b ing •la^t-tl at the 51jli|r|-t j
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plan* to pirers in mid-air. W i n . ! I T i r u f H n n H l * i p l l l l * * ‘ nut irr in th** hut-1 r plitar dal f In al mer hunts.
Myers t'o-operuliv* Citrus Alaoeiicaintt hy Offkari
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I H I U I l not «oi r**|H»nd with handwrltlm*
lions tF.t
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Ihlharn ami .St. f lure •’itm-mn ,'.lanU * ' 11
m»n when"
where «h.
the machine ffe'l,
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will ren-'er a rural duet. I«^A.
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Summerlin will play tvtcrsl saaof
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phone n.lua
kia domand for homo rule and (all at th. Mlnnowoaha. Coffee SFop. width
w' ^ h " ‘ .'I'
- . , . , . night .ditained a first hand picture
• .trir- (iMwcrs, will boost thl*_
Tha ship’* main fuel tank land­
Bad
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O
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determination In India.
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feet
from, ,h»
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sfmt when.
when*
favorite
nf
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Bark,
will
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,
- Speaking for that tiemlnr mail, equipment for sending and re e ls "ed
* 300 f"
* ,rumthe rountry at a While House din
korsepoverr
mottr
buried ner ronfer-n e with the federal
“ ml wau*&gt;
IVlarintr thal prospects
fui sing a pumher of duets with Kir- &gt;
•kWh ha charatUrixej a* -India’s In, message* war. clearly eg- *th#
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w *t •
"* * * burl^
pruvida
deeply J*
in tho
tha soft
aoft ground,
ground, * * • »»»» board’s advi -ory nmn i! belter business rnmlitinns in Ihe by Thomas, aim of Winter-Park.' '■3&gt; ,hi| " ,* nt ’* '11
dumb millions," he declared
ha plained ta the club member, as Itself dMldlr
th* wreck­ and Kugene Meyer, govern &gt;r ot •Last are not very bright and that Bill. Ihtyle, of Astern, is scheduled 1o-ployment for a Urge group of
had Miaa to. London in tho spirit they arrived at the office follow- •and
nd over »a *wide
,d* area ,h*
age of the plans
plane was scattered.
scattered
th* outlook fi r a good celery to ,ntritxin with .sonti songs, n 1ter*. An uilditlotial 73 will ha
SC*
of rooporallon and was dstormtaod lag tho loir boon. *
the board.
to .strive to tho utmost for an
liana for attaitdin* tho Joint | Osoaviakh.m,
Oaoaviakhim. the
th* soviet rlvil
civil I White Home offMals sai l t*ere mark t is dln.iner than it has h«*n while th- Inst fiat..re uf tha pro- I ikrn on by the leu County Back­
apreamsnL #
*luncheon of eivte dubs honoring aviation society. Peeled a guard • wa* nn spctlul slgnifiram- to th- in yrai*. Robert U. Axt, relory giani wUI l&gt;e nn nrvhr.tral pro log t'ompanv when Its fruit canBoachinr an etoquanra which Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owrn. which is about »h# wrrehaga to permit a qtacting, but tbat th* tankers farmer on the Wrst Side, returned srnla'.lon try the t'rlsry Fed niog |lant starts operation Not. I,
” The district crop will ruqtq up
surprised even his own follower* scheduled fs ; lh« Tilth of Sept., thorough Inspection hy an In­ merely were invited tn '-inne.- ami to Sanford y-sterday expressing Rtmtprrs.
tn last year's total, local packart
the frail mahatma hall the aadi&gt; war* discussed and It was decided wetlgallon coxmiseloa. A guard « l inf.rmal t il’s during their his happiness at twin* b re again,
said, . b*u approximately 1.40Q
lUilNWOUKER KILI.KU
encs lath railed fa ho road tho that tho Rotarians will attend the of honor likewise watched over regular quarterly aosston h-re. This aftav a summer spent in Bloom­
1srl,tad* w*ro shipped. W. Paul
field, New J, 1tty.
awadate gietn him at KararkL luncheon, am the data, In a body.' tha bodies of the aviator*.
seat Inn will espvane tndsy.
M'.WAKK. N. J.. Sept. U -— l l « ; man, esuaty agent, presllctaii
flaading that India la a valuable A good attoadanco was reported, |
Nr. Axt said that crop ccrtdi----- V ---- _
■
Th* advisory tnui 'il is r.impartner for Brilalm,“ tho mahatma mas* who havw.beon on va atlana l?. 8. CON BIT. IN BEI-IZB D IM p&lt;**d af on# ntem'.i f."n. earh *ka* In Ner l.r-ey are excelWql ( A I M -One man was killed, an­ the igjp to b« superior in quality
than th* awrag*, a* weather i” ” *
aaMiklt ewoatry ml(h| bo fo f bti|| pTBMftt today.
y
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federal re
ir
dialriet*. bat that rri • ef hard times can other pr-l.aldy fatally hurt, and slitlona hav* favored citrus
• f tho 13 federal
four
other*
wet#
injured
yester­
teal aaaiaUnco to you In balancing
be
hear
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hand.
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In an ml»
ad' -orv capo I
trpmcr.w
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OFPOSBS TAX INCREASE 'Th o daatk of Giloa Russell Tag m Bs
no authority other th n h* notice I many cars, tearing day wh it 11 regno on th* city ca­
and threw
J i bs';
—— —
|wart, Amorican ennaul at Bsllau In
k imtnmdatinnt tv th* tourists, beading southward and nal railway buckled
ZF.I-IIYRIIILL&amp; — StaU
. DITIDBND D K L A U D
Tain last night from pneumonia
ard. Its dis.usslona are that he wa* surprised Us sea very thirty two .test girder* into th*
•
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*t * e
a public *(id only rarrly law hluh-hikrrs on th. highways, tx.asaii or beneath. Th* casual* Department crow rounds
raised hy eaposura during tho ve­
x n r YORK, l e f t 1A— (AJ&gt;.)
rsa! hurricane at Balls., eras re­
rifcantno nds'-ioaa an- which hr reports.! to ho In ftq* tie* wire among Iron*.rh«re em­ shoulders and claansd ditch
sides..of Slut* R *M ' No.
* * share aorporacsadltlon. Mr. A il ax been spend ployed m rsKing th* gliders.
ported ,by radio today to tha *
discoaal conru# Just garth
doe lared a dividend af «SIl I k ,
fcounrll Is expected to r*- in* hi* v»&lt; athn with his parents.
United fruit Company hire. Tag.
„
HT. I’KTLUSUURG— I’rod-ctian tantea Coast Liao craailjq
r shara payable Sept. U the
to the board at today's Nr.-and Mis. Itolwit I. A lt , of
grat, M , was assigned to Belli* i
*V af gas In local plant lasraaad.
mtU* south at has*.
UIoObiI k I..

H ER R IN G S BACK
FR O M VACATION
TOUR IN VIRGINIA

AMERICAN LEGION
TOLD TO GO EASY
ON ASKING BONUS

LEBRIXAIRPLAN!’ MCRORY N A M E D
IS SAID TO H A V E SECRETARY FOR
EXPLODED IN AIR FLORIDA EXHIBIT

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Few Fines Feature
Trials Y esterd ay
In Municipal Court

, Bip Packing House
•• * ropram Arranged \n ijee Counlv Will
For Wednesday At IGet Sta r t e cl S o oU
.... ...............Local Band Shell
K oon

Mahatma Delivers
India’s Demand For
Self Government

Rotarians See How
Telegrams Are Sent

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&gt;

MCLUCAS ISSUES
COMPUTED 1931
GRID SCHEDULE

To-Night

Indians P ra ctica lly In
Series A s R esu lt O f
V ic to ry O v e r Feds
Ueleas tha Impaa^Me happens
M prkvaday afteraooa, when
(Up highly Barren fa | Central
Ftorlda Baasball las gee dame
far the m m , the Coca* towill bate wen the earwndhnlf Hag. and be preparing ta
■ I I I • series wllb Daytana, far
th* rbaapiwnablp af the league.
They Blade Ihiaga safe yester­
day wbea they slapped lb* Feds
I In 1, aa ike Islanders were
wblpplag Deland • le 1. The
■ I f Iklag that will save the
day wlH be a Caeea defeat af
H i Parkers Thursday wblla De­
Land la beallag flaafard. That
WlH Beau belli risks Bast play
■ slagle g a a i Is break the tie
M a r t tbs aerlea may begin.

In the'Big Show, Ihe Giant* and
Reds split a pair. Benton held the
OUnta to five bite in shutting
th m out 1 to 0, while Ihe Gianthapped all over Frey, Knlp, and
C lim l for 13 hits and a 0 to 4
win In the second affair. . . . A
mbitl Inning rally, producing three
noli, and climaxed hy Wright's
4WUM with tiro on gave Ihe RobIna I • to &amp; verdict over the PIrate*. Wood and Spencer hurlsd
far Die Pirates, white llelmarh
all tha aray for tha Rohlns
gb he waa hit'on tha arm
•■4 ahlnx by four batted balls
M ' t the game. , . The Cards
grubbed two from the Phllllee
Derringer held them to t li hit*
lb whs tha first, g t0 I, while HalRfcass won out 7 to 2, although bsM T « up nlnu hits. Helen an) ElI c j l tried to step tha Cards In
■' I h first while Benge gave up a
Aa*en blows In the last
game.
Hkfey hit a homer In the flrat,
aad Martin hit two lila tha eecond
- game. . . . Roger llornaky hit a
V homer with th* baste full In the
. 11th to give the Cube a II to 7
. v ia over the Braves. Then Guy
Bash pitched one-hit ball to giro
them an I to 1 win la tha second
game, Brandt, and Cunningham
last the first gams to th* Brave*,
' while Frankhouae. Hald, 'and
' Ihardel tolled In the eecond con­
i ' teat. Bell hit a homer for tha Cube
'
tg the second gam*.

The Yanks grabbed two close
ramce from the Tigers, one a 2
to I affair going 12 innings, the
other a 4 to 2 verdict. In which
Ihe Yanks mede only four hits off
Karl White-hill. l.ou Gehrig won
Ihe e-cond gem«- when he hit hie
t-lrd homer of Ihe year with one on
in the tilth Aleaander and Combe
hit homers in the first game.

Totals
COCOA
Brown. 2b
lloltm. e
Print, lb
Culhreth, ss
Wall, rf
Murdock, rf
Harrell. If
Headley, lb
Joiner, p

»

in tha Americas league, Th*
maters got I I hits off COnaalaad Hildebrand aad heat Ik*
idtoa* 7 t* t. Crowder allowed

The Feds wound up their hom-.rame season here yesterday by
losing a tr ugh game to the Cocoa
Indians by a i d I score Buddy
lalis was the victim of a mll-i
batting attack and an orgy of Fed
srrora, while Joiner of tbs Indi­
ans, held the Feds to five hits, and
•aa tight In the pinches.
Tbs Feds had the bases full on
ihrs* different oecasisna but wsrv
unable to put ths runa
across.
Fast fielding by the Indians saved
the day on numerous occasions,
while mediocre fielding hy the
Feds proved to b# what gave Co­
rns virtory.
In winning, ths Indians tr*
practically assured of the secondhalf flag Del .end lost to Daytona
ysstsr !my If Winter Park beats
Cocoa and listen,) beats Sanford
on Thursday, the obi league will
bs tied np again and an eitra
game between Dslanj ami ( or on
will be necessary. But. if Cocoa
wins, it's all over, and the sense
will he staged between Cocoa and
Daytona.
Boa Score —
SANFORD
ah r h •&gt;
Mchtrard. e
4 02 2
Harrison, IT
2 0 0 5
Millar, rf
10
0 1
Deslch. 2b
» 00 2
Pittman, ss
4 0 11
Reed, rf
2 0 12
lllggins. lb
4 1 1 0
Strickland 2b, rI
2 0 0 1
Peters, lb
3 0 0 11
Uke. p
4 0 0 0

gSLfIS s
Among those seen playing golf
during the three-day period of
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
were: Billy Fertile, Henry Zurllelite, Charles Hum. Jr., Dr.
Samuel I'uleatun, J. C. Hutchison.
Mr. and Mrs. laon I- IwRoy, Dr.
A. (*. Mclteynolda, W J. Rhodes,
II. I). Dyson, J. A. Brown, J. J.
Mitchell, W. T. Laird, (I. W.
Spencer, Jr., II. Kavllle, C. L.
Walker, Dr. A. W. Epps, F. W.
Weltael, II. M. Watson. John Lud­
wig. Dr. C. L. Park. A. C. Fort,
S. D. Jlighleyman, Dwight Smith,
Dr. II. W. Kuckrr, John llerbet,
Charles Dunn, Thomas L. Sulli­
van, Gordon Dean, Mrs. Vivian
Speer, Mia.&lt; Helen Marentette,
Andrew Carraway and l.wrenca
Lundqulst.

ELIGIBLE

V U ir C iH n
H tt«
*3
DeLaod
Thera
OH. t
Orala
Han
OH. t
Haw 8*syrwn
Han
OH. !•
Dayteas
There OH. U
A H rn r Jochoan Than
Oct. J*
hsixtk*
Kara
Not. •
the
Orltoda
Han N oa.lt
ColaaotiHa
Han
Nor. IS greatest
tUltiao Rail
Haro
N ot. M dram atic
Leaaborg
Than Nor. 21
Than you arc, football fans. triumph of
Tha hardest football arhadule
aacr attempted by a local high
arhool, tha flnaat collection of
gsmts you'v# aaar bean privileged
to aaa hare in Sanford.
Aa Coach l^onaid McLucae and
with
nearly 40 of hla aspiring gri-lderv
| finlahad their flrat weak of prarAOOMIg
• QOA4UO
i tire Saturday afternoon, than waa
•eery Indication to ballava that a ,
majority of thoaa game* will bo
won, and that aeary team met
will ban to huitle for all it la
worth In winning.
Conn.; Sc hrage, halfback from
Coach MrLucaa ia well pleaerd
Oak Park, III.; Dick Washington with hla firat waak'a work, de­
and Kay Miller, halves from claring that with a few rough
Charles H d ffo r d and a
Aritoville; and Loomis, guard •pot* polished, and half doaen
dozen M ore s ta rs !
from Ptekskin. N. Y. Georgs’ more playa learned, tha boys will
Roger* is said to be considering be able to stack up with the beat
attending a northern engineer­ of theta. Blocking and tackling ia
ing college.
or yat c:udcly performed, and,
Cooler weather it expected at■ together with daily scrimmage*.
the seaside than aomatime* pre­- will form the major diet thia
vail inland daring .September, andI week. Already the boys have baeo
the broad smooth beach will givei taught about 10 playa, with
McDowall and his assistant. Hobi practically all tha yuutha knowing
Evan*, ample opportunity to #*•- lit of tha 10.
Scrimmage has occupied only
rrciae their chargee and harileni
them for tha tooghoet schedulai a small portion of the past week's
training period, kbt, this week, it
will be the Important feature.
. Timing of playa is to be stressed,
and avary effort made to have
each player know eta- tly what
hla duties arc. Coach Me Lucas
By Mrs. U r . Wakefield
girts play* to the players only
■ one time. After that. If they don't MISS MILDRED NDt, who re­
. remember them, it Is almost too
ceiver her degrta In music last
I bad.
June from Shorter Collafw- In
Rome, Ga„ will teach u limited
number of pupil* this Fall aad
winter In piano, violin, and Yel&gt;
to. If Intereatad pleats tekpheae
047-M or call at *478 Palmetto
Avenue.

REGULAR BERTHS

Cecil B.

DeMille

MAnii»)aro*t
-MOkP-

M lk L fA
-HALF*

WINTER PARK. Fla., Sept. 14.
"The Rollicking Kollius Jack
Tart" will open their Fall foot­
ball training at "The Pelican",
Rollins new ocean shore resort at
New Smyrna Beach, according to
the rail sent out by heed coach
Jack McDowall summoning can­
didates in meet him at New
Smyrna on Thursday, Sept. 17UlMcDowall has yet to hear frpffi
■me or two promising members of
l*-t year's flashy freshman team
and there may be a few (Hasppoinlments In store for the Tgr

mentor before registration day.
Iadiratieine are, however, that
there will be no absences report­
ed from last year's regulars ex­
cept tha three who graduated in
June and two whose scholastic
r e c o r d s ranted them to be
dropped by the Dean.
Among the freshmen eligible
for graduation to the Vanity are
Nightingale, tackle from Dover,
N. H , and George Rugert, guard
(brother of Will Rogtra. star Tar
half), also from Dover; LaCrosae,
tackle from
Boston;
Fischer,
tackle (yom Cleveland; TourteInlte. guard, from Woodstock,

HOW T H E Y S T A N D

Carlos P r o c t o r Will
Fight In Orlando Go
Tomorrow Nighty 8:30

Totals
37 5 K 27
Assists: Pittman 5, Higgins 2,
Deetrh 2, Lake 3, Peters, Strick­
land. Prlne t, Culhreth 2. Brown.
Joiner. Wall.
• ' Errors: Higgins 2.
Lake,
Deetrh, Joiner, Culbreath.
Runa hatted In, llarrel end «'ulbreth. Two baas hlte, Culbreth.
Stolen t ases, Srhtrard and Brown.
Sacrifice*,- Cathrelto and Her risen,
left on bates. Sanford 0, Cocoa
7. Base* on halts, off Lake I, off
Jriner 3. Struck out be Lake 1. by
Joiner A. Hit by pitched ball, by
Uke (Prlnel, by Joiner (Schlrard,
AMERI CAN LEAGUE
Deetch, Reed). Umpire*. Cockrell Philadelphia
.. 117 42
•ml Sprncer.
Washington
Kt 55
New York
.. _... 82 57
Claret*nd
........... 71 M
53 M2
Tonight ( M o n d a y ) Orlando SI Uuia . ...
...... 57 Ml
girls va Sanford I'lggly-Wiggly Detroit .........
Chin go
.
55 84
girl*.
lioatun
52 811
Tuesday night Orlando Park
lake All Start ie Sanfotd-Ovledo
N ATIO N AL LEAGUE
Truck Grower*.
Kt, Louis
r___
92 49
Thursday night 8»- Petaraburg
New York
___
84 59
(State Champions) Girls vs San­ Chicago
...__
78 68
ford girls, first game; Chaso vs Brooklyn
............ 74 58
Dry Cleaner*, deriding g a m e Pittsburgh ----89 72
championship aarlat, second game. Breton
__________ 81 81
Friday night to ba announced Philadelphia ......... 50 82
later.
. Cincinnati ............. 53 90

DIAMOND BALL

lENNY-

Central Florida fight fan* will
have an opportunity of seeing
Carlos Proctor one of the Universi­
ty of Florida's foremost football
players engage In his fourth fight
as a professional pugilist when,
tomorrow night at H:00 o'clock In
Ihe Orlando coliseum, he will meat
Big Jim Austin, massive unof­
ficial champion of Ihe Atlantic
lle^. In a 10 round. Judge's deci­
sion contest,
PrSetor has been eminently
• acceaefui In hie bout* aw far, but
iunsoCTuw night h« will more than
mret hit match, from all Indica­
tions, Ilia opponent I* ene of the
'sliest and heaviest heavyweights
In the game today, teaching up
Mi feet, three Inches, and welghing 247 pounds. Proctor will
weigh In a I9H pounds.
la the preliminaries, tha Peckham brothers of Lake Mary will
meet worthy opponents In Big
Second Lynch and Kid Stokes,
whila two colored fighters, K. O.
Hockey, of Sanford, and Baby
l-ancaeter. o f Orlando, will take
up their long eerie* of grudge
fights another time.
TARPON 8PRINGS— Plana underwiy for baaullflcatlon of Eaglo
8L aanth o f Ant lota River bridge
and Dixie Highway noHh af
bridge.

LUPE .
VELEZ

Eleanor
BOARDMAN

GENEVA NOTES

The schedule, according to past
perf irmanrea, lists only tw0 easy
games, the New Smyrna affair,
and the Winter Garden conteeta.
DsUml, Ocala, Daytona, Andrew
Jackson. Palatka. Orlandq, GalnetviUt, Leesburg, and tha RoJIlna
Rate its alasaya arsenic to high
schools.
Tho two Important games of
courae, are tha Orlando and Lees­
burg games, for a victory over
either team or both la considered
proof that tha season has been a
success. Orlando will hkva one of
Its moat powerful team* this
season, while Leesburg can always
be counted on to turn out • pen­
nant-winner. One of the Impor­
tant points about this year's
schedule I. tkat three Big fan
teams art being tackled, Orlando,
Gainesville, and Andrew Jackson.

HAVE TQOK WATCH repalm
by one who really know, howl
Briggs, Jeweler, lfag, A t*.
*
Dr. W.- E. lueOOUOALK CHI­
ROPRACTOR, to now located Si
hla rvaldoBM lB Floral Haight*

8. Baaford. Phase SM-M.
8— AatoaioMloa

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MODEL A Roadster, Dandy tha
New Paint. ft23.' Reel A Sc
Myrtle Avenue.
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box** gad

Mlraela C&lt;*

willag«rl*Pr&lt;
on buaineas.
Jonny Tool* (pent 6 few day*
with hla grandmother who ia 111
MANAGER WANTED.
•I Ht. Petersburg.
t * J J,lth £ J 1**1 ,rY. compliment­ We nro (Uniting on building largo
An enjoyabl* party wag glvan ing Miss Ethel Collins of Orlando
ealao forro Immediately la this
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THU. of Daytona UrHtary. Wo wont * DivUlossal
Itoach- OtWra wer* Mr. and K n . Manager to lake gharga. Perm*■ont cejiaectlon. Increasing hjNd»ln Sytton. Clair and j w Wflls Director Of Sales for

Henry Harrison.
Homer Bal­
lard. BUfford Lefllea, UllUn Gra- TOR PROCESS CORPORATION

tln, (In t o Mo m . and Ooato Flynt

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FORT PIERCE—City to rgak
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OVIEDO NEWS

a creature
Mere lovely than tha rota called
T illm an ,
M ire g title than th* treading
;j
day by natuta.
Gentle aa Jova coma dawn to ba

Tit* i m t « u u m H
Jo* A u k ; U aH tltl i l l
wMi th* hacking of th*
chants' Association.

111 Mr*. S. R. V lllltlM

The campaign of Florida newnpapew to ailviae north­
ern unemployed against overflowing thin stain during the
co min if winter months is apparently havinK its effect.
Newspapers of other stales have taken up the i n and,
while In some instances condemning Florida for it* sc&lt;-mingly uncharitnhle altitude, are at the same time inlorminR
their Jobless workingmen that Florida cannot furnish em­
ployment for the wholp country.
Among those which have recently come to our atten­
tion Is the following editorial from the Pontiac Press,
which after calling attention to Florida's efforts to keep
out hitch hikers and holiocs, goes on to say:
“ Dumping of unemployed upon npighlmrintf counties or
neighboring slate* is a poor solution of the problem lit- ’
what Florida and other Southern slates would do if i In- f
North should retaliate by similar action upon the thou­
sands of Southerners who have come North to find work to
the industrial sections and are now unemployed would
prove a horse of n different color.
"W e can appreciate the Florida dilemma more pat 1
ticularly as the State has no industry, outside of intertnining the tourist, of sufficient pn&gt;|H&gt;rtiuna to siipimrl :u,
great number of its own people. Vet its example, if t &gt;1
lowed by every other slate, would complicate the employ
TUESDAY, HF.IT. tS, l » »
ment situation more hopelessly than anything of the pn 1
ini i m ■. — -------*nt.
Bi b l e t b i u ik f o r t o d a t
“ The urge to pass the winter in a climate where th&gt;r
fli.t. NEEDS SUPPLIED—Th# is no problem of fuel and winter clothing is strong lull
/tp* la my ahephrrd; I ahull not those without jolts will do wisely to heed the stateni' tit
MM. Surely gooiineaa and merry that no work ran be expected in Florida. The best snliMioi.1
lUUl fotlow me all the way* of m» o f unemployment for anv pertain lies in living in lot oid
jE j pod I will dwell 1n the house home community, hack where his friends and rehitiw » ,
(A h * Lord tor »xer. P**lm B I, appreciate his needs and where their sympathy and ■&gt; i
■
ance are assured in times of stress.
p jrjiYE lt—Peed me, O Thou
"In Pontiac and other industrial centeis todsy thoie
It5aa of Life, fill ^ want no mor*.
are many who would he better o ff if they had learned this
lesson. They would be more assured of happiness and ton I
tentment if an 'express’ here could lrans)s&gt;rt them to tlu-t
community o f their fathers.”
In criticizing Florida for “ dumping" on neighlsniog
counties and states, the Pontine Press should reniemtsu
that Florida is the jumping o ff place. When the hitihj
hikers from oil the rest of the country reach this stale I
they cannot go on through. If they are not sent lmrk.|
they must remain here. That place* the problem of takingi
care of them directly ti|sin the people'of this state.
It should also he remembered that while the rest n(
the United States is gronning under the burdens of thnel
years of hard times, Florida has suffered six years since
the days of its Ixxim. six years of hurricanes, fruit fly in-1
vasions, bank failures, and general deflation. Florida is ml
no condition to provide a refuge for the unfortunates of
other atntes. Florida has all it can do to take cure of its
Thla feathered maeterplec* became own unemployed.
|

r Hr. A. R. Arrhibeld,
ly live,I in Oyiedo, will

barn nf his death on
i South Yarmouth, Cap.
Hr. Archibald had
Imma with M» brother

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tt « or flfttta Xurtlltr*Iu
its tMl 4*1*4 tku AM

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of r*l#ty pUnttj Ut% Um
•liildrrn and Mr. and
I ntr*&gt; and &lt;hiIdrera e«. pout ir*k,
B. F. Won! rtftltnl (wo ttn of
son mill pi trie supper
i'l tt Friday afteioonn. toborrr &gt;i»mi from UUcft froorA i out - i- fi a i inif soon Inc tn South Go.
Clifft»r(| TribUo «n&lt;I mother*
and Mn. I»l*l) and Mr*. Brown, of
rhfluoio. w* r» fchoppinj la (hUdo Friday,
Judtf* Aulin and W. J. Yam
woro In Sonfoid on bmlMii SotSaturday*

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■sW rsiiitiruts la at| utflru, a*4
kaa puuU- sppllsulluas fur tat 4**d
t.&lt; isa.t* In arretUartew sank la*.
AaUk rarllOeatu sakrlrw tk* ful.
t-alai ssurrtk*4 prupurti la A*ml,
*..»* rsaao. riurMa. tu.*nt
|4.I II hl-rk H U n. Mllrksll'a
Aurssr ut tk* lar| Uraar
TSs aai4 t*n4 Wslaa aasssa.4 at tk*
4al« at Ik* Uauaara at lark
i,rv. at. ia tk* aam* at n e, anT.
taoi w t* a it r. OAVia aur.
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la»on l-anry and brlth vUltpd
with frirndm in Oviodki (hU vt«k*
rod,
Mhi Annio Mitclnil pod "noth*
W |i Sltrrt, *in** *if r*ur * f
u a* I * t * in Ovirdu S«*hfH I, rr" .Mitrholl of Winter Gordon
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Mr&gt;*.

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f* I llm-n
*e nod mnrrini*i
•it&gt;y t»y nlli-fidimr 111** t a
ritti*n ml K i4* in ia » o

Mnriin and family
••no lt‘ oc h Mundoy
I h. ki i i nrtd family
[tvi(-*|oxititm* * p**im1
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Im , J N. THftin^on,

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HIS. aa Trusts**
aa4 Calaalaatlsa

Foul Andorton. of Orlando* woo
in Otinlo on budnna Thumday*
W. K. thrnaway, of Ortaado, waa
In Oviodu Thursday looking ift«r
hw farm intimta.
Mr* oitai bln. Oaotoa Joroho, of
f'huhjulo. worn vUillng it tht
lmiii«k nf Judtf* Aulin in Ovindo
Friday.
Mr. on«| \|m . Jimti WiUoa on,|
fnthor and mutbrr w m tn (hMu
Friday,

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rila n x . ■ » « ptaeu ut rsslOsuts
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kls hulru. 4. i i * ss prouts** tea*.
t*s* sr utk*ral** • ** *11 *«he*
p*rams* staiustaa **r nakt tut*
ur iat*t**s »t * sr s*t*t* ukaiauj
*Ssr kr. tkt.ua* •» aad«r tk* *aM
William »• ttark. a***aa*4; MRS.
MATTI a ROOXRT*. aad --------ana cars a*r k*&gt;k*»4. *****
rkrlstu* *•■• I* aakauw*. * w
S h n plie s *t
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km.ua ■* &gt;**r neatur. It Itstaa, aaM
It sllkar -I SUM psrsuu* ur* *s*a
Ik* katr* 4-»!-»*«, trkutsss. l*c*.
t.ss ur sik*r*la*, rlulmla* ISt I*.
I*ru*t nmtsT iks saM Mr* Skills
R.-ksttu 1 st sr —------- Raksrts.
ksr XuskuM, ukuuu rkrlallaa urn
la salasat. amt all klkar paraaaa
rtalmik* **? tiaki. lilt* ur I*,
taraat ukalauasar aktsr altkar Ik*
a*14 Mr* Mkttt* Rukutta ur -----R«k*ct* ksr ku-kaia*. *sr.uss4 a*4
TtIK SjkSrt'Rti LIslItT * FVKb
t\J. t mtasnila* It la Waal a*,
lat.sr. as4 If eia*nls*4. 11**10*1*4
ac utkaruLs* I** aOr •slitter att
WuuMatsts. sanussar* alsukkaW.
aru. rraMItarx Itaatasa ur atksr
psraasak vlaiwlru aar nakt, lilt*
ur Islurs*l ut asr sat su akatra.
usk*. hy, tkruuak ur aatst tku **M
faaNtd IJafct a r**t Cm. a r*r.
0«Mu
ll*
U &gt; OOTlOO nr cU
to iM
•noalaOitn iVvoOly.

It t*. War,j an.| Mr

and1 rrmtlfur n-n*li|-orty who
\hr Tituoo til* F* rry

Business Carnival
In Fort Myers Has
Splendid Success

J IM K R * .

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Ml MIR Mr P lO U T A tlk V

T i l * n T A T I i u r r b i R l h k ts
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----------ARRKtMMIkA. aw u
« k u * . r k t W I s s uum u la uakau
FORT ‘ IYEHS, Fla. Sept. 18.— J tv u K P II V I K k U A N uu4 R X M E t
» I.TKtlAK. kta a i l . It tlslua «■
Th* rituals of the elly wuru **u4
I ku.
ia*
Wutrs
a m
ciowdrd Saturday ax buiMlle-bear- ■ raa l** *, I* , a I*** w u tk arw la u
rlaimaal, u4tt sack
Ini shopbar* mad* their way frv a uikar
•rare ut s*kl 4srua»*4 4*t*ml*
Im* i„

*ur*. haying

th*

aiany

i
stayed m the ruualsrs
ir in. Viismeu, raralral put *a hy
l'.a luaiek nts of Fart My*r*.
m,l Mr* I. E. Jindan Ml
Ki-p.tiinr litty*i» l*s| lh* bargain
Monday for a week's ti.il seek*, &lt; as th* wumaa'i ckthlag
i lends to Starke, Ma.

•lores » * r * (tiled from h A. M.

and Mrs. \\. H. Younir *p*ni unlit 1st* In the evening. .Spatial

They t llt iln i, were quickly snapped
up, while trede la the regular iiaee
I in.my l.t'tnr .nlemmied at six held up until Ihn chulag i f the
Io‘i ha k in U* presence of a latge store*.
IlBy at the Uearh

House C leaninR Tim e

I n mb. i of friends of th* happy
Ruial shuppen swelled the
,uii|i|e. the lies K. D. Hruwnle*. nuntler ■;• Fort hirer* Wary(In
j offIclalititr. U.IIIK the tine rare, seeker*. Th* frowst grew la the
. ■ *1 *n.
i. on; The alti-ndant.' were. Mlta afternoon, same, however, aeeklag
'And In h l eye there burned the
I Ellu l llenr), maid of htin«e, the
Jew lad flra
Mi e, y i.retire lleniy, Aynaa
mortal body'* bright
da Democracy before it can go to the citizen* next year Ihioiu . Mity Thrasher, Sartla i
nml
arik
for
their
nupixirt.
The
lime
In
getting
stmrl,
I-ihe, t.rids.... uni-, Saia Maxwell
• -laabel Flak* Omani
"Before anything countrilctive ih achieved by the nod May l‘urdod. heralds, Mari It tl better to give than to re- Democratic party in Florida." the Timm innistn, “ there ,v.nvt 1‘urdun. flowar girl, and I
l i t lw particularly In * street cor* muit be a thorough hoUHe-cleHning. Puruaitm of all kind." it. I. Perk. Ji , IV il Hoolaj,
miint be nwept away. In nome instances it will even be i Sherman Moure, and Frank TUfs
Ttecuawry to follow dhtJirooNT* iitnjtttiertlt hUgpniid digijt- f duo, gRmeilt'iuvn,
\like ’ f falen T»rw llll(*r Uft toMott aehooli in Florida are ra- fectants. Windows and doom must be opened wide to let
larger enrollmenla thli the nunahine reach dark corners, und skeletons in closets Idii for Detroit, Mwh. where the
l will I* indi at the Detroit UntygNH
n ever before.
ntust be curtetl to the ash-heap.
b,My , ho, 1. 1
:
“ Nor will this strong language offend a solitary HON­
Mr. an j Mrs. C R, Klrt!»y, gljfiQ
Thla la the aaaiun of atorma,
EST Democrat in Florida. Tho honest man hns nothing j and Mr.' Ileury Wight, Mr. H n
far janitor reniindad hi* wife ax
to fear except his own lack of efficiency. The honmt man . Mr&gt; J ll Hall, Mr, and Urn. R.J;
If harM • frying pan at her.
L holding public office is doing all lie can to administer the
ll"ll». nml their gue*t, M r*.I
In.ent, of Vtru, Mr. and Mr*, l l
y Too bad we can't put a fence nf fairs of his office as he would his own |iersonnl business,
Miaron, the Misset Adelaide
around the Caribbean and make Such men und Florida hu« many of them— need to be
theta hurricane* pay toil to gel shown that their work is appreciated. It is grossly unfair j Mit'Kiin, Siirii Wight and MggOf
thut they should be classed with corrupt holders of imMiic | Fiam e* Halt, and George Meoffice, und the special interests that keep corrupt m&gt; n tIII' Laufhlln, IliHlgson Ball, Dick
I f the Democratic party caq't
|lln.wii ami Master mill# Bail are
the public payroll.
•ct a president when rlrcumj V |cn|ming a picnie this a (let noun
"A
great
opportunity
confronts
the
Democratic
|uirt
•Sie* favor It .as they do now,
1(j [ at Slone l-lnnd.
in Florida. It has a newly aroused intelligence to do
MttaK gat another donkey.
with. All strength to its ideals! All strength to its dIt-. ‘ Ur*, nnd Mr*. D. I’. Drum-uoad,
I and Mr. a*: My*. Harry Deafen
Eltla Janla write* aturlea In termination to come clean!"
motored tu Winter Haven ta lk*

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Here's the most convincing proof
of mileage economy ever offered!

(plane* because "the ran f " t so
|t*«hed."— MJaml Dally Newt.
'• luppot* it la 'lull* an unuariil
Btrkne* for Elala Janla to fael

T o o M any Counties

fh# Tiniea-Unlon auggeala that
’Mga th* rvaaon Gandhi la
dag tho** goat* to England I*
it tn taa* the English should get
i goat ha will atilt have one Uft
1ra-buttal.

H en SL Mary Nnru#ry, then to
Tampa, to the Knull nursery, t*
hung lark quatilittex of keault,y. fd p’nnl*. shrubbery, ete. fur
M(, |thrir lawns,'
ctll '•f'* billie Farnswurth la th4
,t guest of Mr. amt Mr*. I. R. Phillips. She will gu tu Winter GarI Jen the taut of thla week whar*
she will teach thla winter.

• #kr th* Farrq Hoard hasn't
Kt Banford celary grower* and
It City strawberry grower* to
err sag*. Everybody loves celand itrawberrie*. depression
no depression.—'Tlmes-Unlon,
hope you're right.

A

comfortable home

A

Wilier In the Outlook and !nM ^ e n t declare* that advartia| la to bxiainaaa what gaaollne U
tha motor car. Th* trouble with
(•jr ef our business houses apMatly la thut they hat# run out

w ell located — in
first class condition-^-

U hurricane* of tha last
hava caustd Ihs deaths
IM persona, tha Injury

ut a price which la

TEN YEARS
A decision of whether th* na­
il* * wlU fa t* a- general railroad
itrlka may reaalt from two Im­
portant meeting* at Chicago m at
week. Repreaeatatlvea of half a
million ihop men will meet Sept.
I I U determine what Belton will
b* taken la regard la th* F » I *
gat and change In working rule*
effective th* fln t of last duly. A
roustrywide ballot taken a m *

time ago U said to hava resulted
ever*kslntlngty la favor nf A
atrlki.

Tha Fashion Show ut tha. Prtns
taa* Thaator last night, put oa by
tha np-te-dal* Baumel’a Specialty
8k*p,

demonstrated one*

again

ne*a*d last nlgl(t hy U della bled

audlrnc*. Tha yalias! style* ut tha
dreesmaker’* art dwdgtml tar the
nation ^ar* affectively displayed
an Mrs. Fred Dalgvr, tin . Sher­
man Lloyd, Mrs. Hal W liht. Ml**
Virginia Brady, MU* Daphne
WlmhUh,
Mlta Gather Miller,
Miax Mildred Holly, nnd MUs
UClolro Jon**,
jjl.
An orgonlintlon t * pronmt*
haraony and good feeling belwevn
•U tlasaai, race* and rgllgioM la
Am* tica, annouaged aa jit preevia
f f formation In Chicago today
with Edward Duane, former gov•n or of 1Dinah a* tl* head. Th*

really a bargain.

than seven of the better nationally
known, widely advertised motor
fuels all selling at3cmoreper gallon.

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SKRRlNG — CkarW* S. Morriw of •Itckaon-vilk. took o»«r

B|B SUM SPENT IN
S M B PAPERS BY
SEARS, ROEBUCK
'tiiihdla

Social Calendar

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Classified Ads

Adrrrtisinjr In News­
papers Widely Used
By' Dry Goods House
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MISS M IL D R E D M X .
who th­
rived Het d efree ill music last F .N V Yl t.U V E ItIA In
Jun«* from
Shorter
( u llefi* In,
lt,»n for * njraW i
Rome, (la ., will teach a limited
*1*. A|)|ily Rn« A i*
nuntWt o f pupil* (h i* Fall and
a in trr in piano, violin, and Vellt* If in terr*ieil plea** t*W-pht ne W ll.l. S W A I 1 IV.1I Tudor SrdAa,
IMMi mil**, fur your Modal A
*&gt;IT \\ nr « alt at ^ITd Palm etto
Km,I in .l m u ll
nturahly
i&gt;»yrorn n . Bin A ,’li

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y w 't r f to w*r*4 at T '*e r V k c t at t t M A t H i&gt; KW&gt;, &gt;.U ,turmy
tka F in t R tttM 1 Vorrk aitb H ■ m r iln ic to
i
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of
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f i f i f w m A up 11 iho lo m p a n j
TV* t V C l O w n of tka Fin d
ta f a w i r t f o i wuh tk * atat-ntion
Hatlwkxt tVarck o»B raaat at *
wVIm 4. at tka korwa of M m Katk * f tW flrw i't t.Mb k ir tt a a i. T V w
n o , Tvftia, i w a n KVa A o r a a f t f ai * « with ■■ in tarprrlatioa o f
wad K V w o t t S t m t
tW ** ka« W&gt;*« «-w l to l' S l*wrT W t u n n I k o of tka F ii't &lt;all a m c r r of ik *
&gt; t»r » k *ir
I k p ln t l A m A
o ill w n t at *
T V h r u r r , w ar, n,»,l, i m U j l f
oVAock at tk* Won* of Mra. S. J.
N it , S IT * h W t t r t o r n , with today in an i a t m i r * .
A l « r t * *m gt* »\poi*&gt;lituT» of
M rv N * v M &gt; ' H H. HOI awf M rv
* » y M riy h y a* k o l w a v
tW i M p t i t , ia Kl ith U for IM fl
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BACHMAN HEADS
INTO 4TH YEAR
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CLEANERS EVEN'LOCALS TO M E E T F IR S T R E L I E F
UP SERIES WITH COCOA FOR LAST ^ tt o b E ^
CHASE PLAYERS:TIME TOMORROW

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The

Sunday Seheol, 10:00 A. M.
R« vital Service*. 3:00 P. M.
S frv irr. will continue through
the ranting * rrlt every evening i l
7.45 o'clock Interdenominational.

C h u rc h e s

I K N T K .t L FLO RID A LEAGUE
FIRST tn C R C H OF CHRIST
f 'ocoa
:i
h
.721
SC IE N TIS T
l&gt;®l.an(j
Ti
!
, 4„ •
Flmaer gardens
III Titu»vtlla
I ’ayt n»
*J
.500
Chii.Uan Science icrvlraa ari which have been well attended are
(Continued from l*aga Onai
St A ' ji» i•r»•ae
11
Thur. ay night
with hurrtran*, bald aw ry Sunday morning at lh« doing W(l| now, tlnre freejoent
ii
S.info &gt;|
12
,1.1
Seveial lloral
force, harly radio rnra.agr. gam' church at Eaat Second Street at rain* have fallen
Im p r e s s iv e R e c o r d O f;
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12
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d jtn .g r at San Jnan wa. only an I I I o'clock. Subject for tomorrow I. vnthu»ia*ta havj pl.inUsI new bedi
N o tre D n m e S ta r Ik
f..^n»r« Sun in,
H e a v y H itte r s
F o r ,
C u r t a in
L o c a lly
A t
11 rfirial. I.atcr nt.ri.aga* to Pan "Sub.tanre". Wednesday evening of flow er, within recent week*.
• 'Him *t • v il'H *1
American Airaaya
.tatrd
Iht •ervicea which will include teatl- Man) more flower* were grown
A g a in
M a d e P u b lic
V ic to r io u s
O u t f i t
M u n ic ip a l B a ll P a r k
I 'el.au i a* I »o&gt; t &gt;11*
Science in the city thi* &gt;ear than lait
►I or in apfiartnlly wa. .kitting the' mnnica of Ccri.tian
M Aug ndn® at VVml r Park
healing,
will
be
held
at
tha
new year and than t a &gt;rar befoie —
northern
.here
i
f
th«
l.tand
of
H* M l ANK H. W If H.II r
lly K. II. ( I I.I.IM
The Sanford t |®rjr Fed* will Haiti, in tha Dominican npuhli. church at BOO E. 2nd St. at R T itu .i ill* Star
t.AINKSV II.I.K.
Sept
Ilf
The Serr.inulo l&gt; r y f ’leanerv bring thrir I'wal haichall «ea«nr
O a r IWa Cantnell vnarkrd
N ATIMN t|. I.K A Iil Fwith Ihr City of Santo troml.igo o'clock.
'.h ji 'ir It* hman. prmlu* t of N tr«
F A IT H GOSPEL T A B E R N A C I^
rued up the i hampinnship ve lo n rln«p here tomorrow after In it. path.
i ' the Card* rtfht In the eyt y®«W I. Pet
Thiv church maintains a frta
....
.
. . . . . .
.
,
no* n at T i l l o'clock
b20 We*t I at. Street.
when they
i»ame in the y«ai« In fort* th® lot- ,si. |.o..i&lt;
«'J 4'J MS rie
li ot ni/ht when th®&gt; de- .
,
Aii traffic wa. unhindered y . Raiding Room at tha church where
^ U r d a j. Holding them to tight
.....
* tat *
the f-ennant seeking Cocoa trrday tty thr ea.tern .lorm, .
Sunday School, 10.00 A. M.
Kn t® K&lt;h knr lii'inchnt i«|kvh hie New Anri
K.t 67 5i»!
the
Uible
and
all
aathorlied
Chris­
t
i
,
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r
|.|
lu
7
!
|
'C pcmttereJ hila while the fir#*##
n&lt;lian&lt; It will b the last gam*' plane taking uff at San Juan to
Evangelistic Service*. I I 00 A.
me ten. n rm rer i* n»»* i. vinnio,* Mr«j®fclyn
71 *7 .521
tian Science Literature may ha
^tinaun kiniaw pitrtieil for the of the oiM tn
rtwern the tw o1 ()y t
M., 3:00 P. M., ant 7:45 P M
. W fft p&lt;nindins It hem and l.indMiami by
way
71 Ml .51&gt;4
borrowed or
purcha.od.
bn fourth year a* held «oa h of * Lira***
y
"
»
f of Sanl» read,
E v.n gch .t E C. Will*, of Or
t „.J h r i I'lranrr. anil hrl«l thr t hat*
*h» la.t chan r
the (boning
,
P itlvl.jigh
f vU f for 17 blow a. to win ■ ,
The takeoff wi* two Open Tuesday* *n,| Friday* from
TI
f Hitl.ill
the
l rm® *•ty of i
n
lando, in charge.
|.’W hunch tn 4 hit. fur .»vrn run. | ^
* " ’ r,n* » w|t* m Ihr hours he hi.id time
ft (n J ami even the «e*1 7#
3 to 5 f . M.
....
. eight .chcnuicd gam ..
Prayer S e r v i c a
Wtdne.ilay
i 1‘hilail* Iphia
flea. IWn had another of hi*
A&lt;) vj
Kirhar,) W'. Gray, governmeni
” , rh,' r*
nn'
,h r , Thr Indian. « ( rr cou tin g alung
night 7:45 P. M.
' t the ti -hlirnt*
It... h t in. mnati
61 All
^
* f d day*, ani fnr oiko. had
FREE
METHODIST
MISSION
' ’ «th. that he » a . in any .rrtou. with a 'n r gam . Irad Tor day., meteorologist here, made public a&gt;
Interdenominational.
the betting support nf h|. pal*. man’s machini* ®ift®Hi*n r wu
10
o’clock
yeste.day
morning
tiu ib lr In tht. inning, with onr and » u f talking |wnnant and a
hi*
f
ir*t
»ra«nn
with
th.
't.ator*.
SMF.KH
V*
I.K
A
b
l
K.
At Faith Gospel Tabernacle, W2U
■ j Wftlly llerger ia * In It that
L P H A L A L I THF.RAN f i l l RCII
out anil Ihrer nn has... o. .tr-vb I ■ « « - &gt;ilh Dayton. „„«l, the, run
i n T - n V l U i S i n ^ " . * W rit F.rat Street.
when h- dirertad them to the n#
Bta'a wnrli went for somethin!
W I. Vet
R, v. A. Norr.om. D. D . pa.t-w
|
.,ltrr
nut.
and
r.u.,-1
K.v,n«'
I
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f
"
'
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»‘*H
V
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ta
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llr
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!
^
'
tional
high
«i
ormg
«
hampionthip
Sunday School. 10:00 A. M
Ph-lade’ pb a
# fer he got five hit* In a* many
IH» II
701
moving
weitwarri
over
Mena
Pa*
Thur**lav Their real worth a* thi*
Sumiay School 2:30 P M
ITcachtn*. 11:00 A. M.. by Rc».
•
age
arid
probably
would
pas*
nea.
.. tfIt*. IJinre Itirhhourg gnt four Thr Florida eleven, winning *ight W a*hmgt&gt;»n
Ml S| Alai It* fly out, tn en*l the inning
league’* l*e*t team will hr rtveale^
Service* 3 00 P M.
..f nine game*. plle,| up tin point
Martin anti M i'rt were the
N’ f wr Yoih
nigh* W M. Rata*, of lakeland.
MO SA SAM
«a t of Five, while Wew Sehul
in their neit t^ o game*, anti thi* Santo fh&gt;mingo City last
Subject, “ Our Chief Concern In
• I to had all other team* in the
1 'levelan.l
Kate H Booth. pa*trr.
after
crossing
tha
eaatam
end
of
70 AS SI!* ht'wvy hitter* for the Dry ( lean
» merleh got three fnr five, lien
fan ran e«|Ktt plenty of action for
thi* Ijfe ."
the Mam! of Haiti.
S7 Ml
I l l er«, Mile* getting three single* hi* money
done name grand pitching country by a «iih*tantini margin St l.oui*
A cordial In.ltation is eitendcU
llarhmnn will hil®t&gt;t«tr hi* I'Jth Detroit
HANFORD C flM M lN IT Y
l i t nut of four trips to the plate ami
S7 HI
The hurrtrine has wrought un
aihero lately. a* he alwny« doe*
Fithir Jt»iner r Murdock will
1 tu all to attend ,^li* '(rv ic e .
nth
ay
lieietnhrr
I.
Hut
I*'
C
H
LR
C
II
Chicago
Martin
•••curing
a
home
run.
a
1*7
told
havoc
in
tha
city
of
Heine
M Ml
. whoa the "tivon draw, to a
hi rl for the Imiinn* Miirtbwk !*
SI US 176 'louhl* anti a triple out of four |oohably the livut all arouml pit h not a building ia undamaged, ami
*#tloao. H e r e * hoping Judge .*»•• •’ In, footl,M|| wenoin will not llo*ton
EIHST M ETHODIST C H I RCH
be h u t , he will have to
«lefei
Woman's Hub
Budding. Dak
time* up The*** two pa&gt;em bat - **r tin y have, although Joiner no. the city i* washed out.
I*, rFicho oee* a big rai*e for the
Rev Carroll Varnei. pa«mr
hoblimr hi* birtbdav pnily in t b
The house* of thla r.nre Iran Avrnue near Third Slirrt.
i in ami ito rn l eight nf the only pit. he, well hut ha* almo-t
’
aeit year If not. well him
“ Four Kinds of Church M»m• Hy • f
bin
hiith t In ago It
The Rrv. I bind® S. fbawning,
&lt;|uil
town
are
piled
up
like
so
run&lt; male hy the ( Icanrra.
A dub that really need* a
as moth batting ability F* r ir
b r »" i* the thejne of
the «erll*ll H.n hniavi . N|itmno| the y n
Palmer we, on the mount! for lief, th« Indian* ran throw in A l many toy* On® area, in the heart minister.
. • chvaktr.
m„n to be prearheg at I I 00 A. ll.
glewo.id high •« hiN»| football Imm
Sv*rvier«. 1:M IV M
t'ha*e anti pilt hr«| * gmMl game, kinson. the ietrran, who. giving of the city, abut sis blocks, %m rn
•&gt;
1 -*o p ill* be wa* rafitnin of ttie
F*v* ryonr will hr rnrilially wrl- hv the pastor. While at the cvroan«l ha*l it not l»een for infiebJ up hut . 1. hit*. M u „ f them!
m The (*ub« went into a two game
7**ing hour. 7:i40 1*. M „ hi* *ubjcci
Iratli team, an.j in l!i|» wn* high
koinrd
and madr to frrl at horn®
error* h» wo tlt| ha'** hehl the dnill.tfj I. Iom th .f game t„ IV I . Sh,|M ‘ nH1 '’• ' * r*- h*1/ * " ' '
Winning atrenk when fi t. Smith,
will be "Cleansed From All Sto "
a oyer in the national ifiter*rhnla«&gt;
' hammcifd by the hurricane, ar
Cleaner* to a much cln*er «ct»re. U n d Thursday.
b ellin g the I'billir* to five bit*, tic meet.
A cordial wrlrotn* to
eevryon*
F
I
L
L
GORPRI.
T
AB
K
R
N
ACI.E
.wept
high
on
dry
land.
floLsr*
All f**ut run* rratle b&gt; the ( lean*
heat them 1 to I without n bit
Th. l i c i a linr-up will pr baldy
who will worshbp with up!
hr ni I !• I A through
t'J|«i he
have
t&lt;ern
wa&gt;he,|
cut
to
tea,
and
ei * in !*&gt;»• *ett*n»l inning were the be a* follow*• f’ ruvuat. center:
p i.. trouble
The _Cub* got nine hit a pf«y»d
Sunday School at 9 ’ 45 A. M .,
n
th No*re f*ame \nr
On Orlando roa«l na«r Genava
Culhreth .hnrt. I*i ine, third, M»ir ran he «*en bobbing about in the
Prof McKay Super
1.
Mudlev
The
Pirate,
and .,tv „t | * u
tmn. g inrd and B a c k s A r e K e p i B u s y re*ii!l of errt*r«
Aw.
I In (Idly l.ake wa* the heavy h it­ iliek piicher. Wall, ligh t, Hrnwn. wat r. nearly *ubmrrgrd.
l.raeuea at 4:30 P. M.
The Brine river ha* overflown
Biblr School Sumiay A. M - -9 4"»
W it h P a s s in g
A n d
ler f » ( ha«r, g e ttin g !w«» home « rood II* It,»r. catcher; llcadl.y.
I...I ttfl'l ••III • Ill* »••• A8 All Hi (••III If'lvllll,
I'rayrr « * r v i c e * Wednvs'ay,
Sarmnn Sumiay A. M . - 11 041
run* ami a tnplr out f fo u r ' fir »l. ...I Joiner, left f eld. Pm , t U
* nrl
,,,r« ' rt » r,,° *
night 7 30 The Iloolt o f E*t
litII •'•i h hfpl | tr® M»iii® pln&gt; ®r 1 nltain *hni
K ic k in ir O f P iiT s k in
Wm. F MrPKrrvnr. pa*’ **®
‘
. . . t ullorth.
it .c .n«»t. .to mrntloni
. . . 4,_
tinw, up Hr hatt**4| in ani *rorrd. • *'»M. .»n,|
.
_ . inorvUt® part of th® rrwill l*» 'onstdarsd
Tfi#* 1*Iral •
Am®* ti nn fYiruitiiin* *h® first
Fevangtllalic
Srvka
Sunday
T
II-. f Ihr 7 run* madr hy t ha*r • Murd*. k. arr thr moat Hangrrnu*|
n
,r rlx* r '* * ° . u * 0
c*
1 9'4l»rr •1 ttfl ii limn** |*l#y* p i •i 4((Hin Mm!
M. — 7.45
7 be game w .,
..... .
en-|b.M e,. m .h „ league, and are -1 , br'.; 0,» ' ,h’ '‘* ' ' * 7 ’ “ ’ j ' V
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L t H I J I I r ,
(hr
r 1iirhlii Unction In |•» 17 th® l niv.r»ll
Prayer Mrrt.ng W«d. P If. —
Corner Park Avenu* A .litf It.
joyed hy .he fan.. e ..„ „ . t „ | at J w M th-- fa -.e ..
men on th. j ^
11 ln thrit ^
i&lt;144hI" 1 f•ir II V*f 1® Munir 1*4*•low® | ih® 1
3
00
*'»1 |
. f ihr I'n ivrroty ••( mo uld |.‘,.M The nevi mol la.t [
John Bernard Root, minister.
..
.
, ,.
Rad hit. yr.trrdnt lute lh p rtnl, il- iff®® t*|M.n IItile 1m»»n
Prayer
6
Tritlmooy
W
m
I.
IV
II
t Kh.rnla (iat *f* wouml up thr »ir*•t| ....... Of ibe «ene* wdl » « p | .,.d
Sunday School. 9:45 A M
.“ ' . ' Hand
I ak- - , l l hurl f-r
° u' h" n* * r &lt;' r
of *h'
I ina got I I o ff J. hr ‘ Ul. K»! T|i1, flll'l
Thst fall h® v%n1• #8"»St#l|l Cr
'
4V'**li t*f lh** hr*t 4* rrk *»f pif* v ii •ovl Friday night
, X
,1 allhough (he line am ha. P" n ''&gt; »■ &gt; "/ " Arrw ay.t
, place — 7.45
Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M.
t ytralackl. .m l h i .i 1 All H tt*
. • t |&gt;«I’ b&lt;i * 1*III V»r«lly , if'iinir
Str
etly
Inter-drnnminational.
von Itnioinif ve«ter ay under lleaii
annoum d Red M .rt.n: o f
f,,r • hou' 40 or * ° *&gt;,r
Sermon by th* Pastor
Sam I Not n liotnrr 33rl IIiM■li* in f •il 1*•3%1IIh » ®UI 14'• Krill-It*
•
M**ndav night thr ftrlandi nol
'“
I '•», h I bn*l . W Hurhmin. I '.* i
I" * 1 non*, non® othrr of our bitlding*
M.
Christian Endeavor. 7:30
triim 4%ill invadr Sanfiifl for a ha g* nr to Mi«al*rlppi and
( 'llltl'Rl* 3khi* . ® h® ■®ivn| f r •
|ha National nil . i
rimuin standing
EIHST llAPTIfn- CHI'RCII
'i '" log and Luting k-fit
til* ha k
I thr club. *n a new nutfirldrr
President Charles Gantt
4*«ti»r
agi«if.«l
y
m
f
'
n
foul!
Nil
nnl
trt®K
®
**
tram
\
•
t
tn
M
&gt;
it
I
ni
*1
Signed F. S. linden augh.
*ni| rod* It « 4* ii i In tha Imp • m.i
niurt I
found to takr hi* hurdSpeaker, Donald Norton
d* • § muird
( Only two (.m i* i 1 3 l»*f Ill'll t Si in i* !*••&gt; |(m hiti4»»i’w in'lui ti.
( hi f pil-1 aimatd mail plan® in
Park Avenue and 8i*th Street.
•I •Intr* i "i l ii'ifl s . . * ill« • n thI
in
I
atttng
tr
datr.
a
finr
rrrord
fur
Smith
mi
ft.iill
•
nil
h.i-*
hri'M
•
i•
•
l
da&gt; In thi
5
' 4411 Ills.
roiitr
to
San
Salvailor
from
Mi­
llf»X SCOIIK
W.
|
*.
Bru&lt;k*.
Jr..
I’antnr
‘lummy mi l i barging
inarhin**
| hlltinS llOO*. 11 r j 44UUnl ttfl III 4
VEIIO BEACH Remodeling c f
^ ythlta Sin will Pin*.I 11,0 Yank. I ■l.|v fi ll from iiM p«i*l m th*' I ’ m. I'm hmiin f .?«.,|»*.|
\U
Sunday School. 10:00 A II.
II
ill farthrr in DIM * | | \SKUM
'* y» ar hrrr hy Ii a.lmg th.* Irng ir ami
Fir-t Baptist Church now well un­
f Fl'ir i*lri
t » 1 although tliry uorr niithlt II v«*r «lly
*,
Mnmln*
Worship,
11:00
A.
M
hi* f hiifip* * •&gt;» |•I!iy•-r « an.| |Hi«i S htruni. r
1
l |,i yo mgwtrr.
d e rw a y .
I h r ’( .«»**r
iiv«*r i* u itiNMi
to 7. Ciirnli. In. A lu.liter fur tin*
MEXICO C IT Y .
Sept.
12
n. y F. if., fi ao r M.
i
tioii*. attempting to a«bi *trrngth Mil. . \l
•*| Thr Frd* al*** th**ir »ra 4on at
yank.' only run | yon i had good h« r nf «**4 i i i | nn* m u k i I I**.,*m |
\l
a
»11
fi
(
.\
P
l
A
tadio
mr«*ag®
to
thEvening
Service*.
7:30
I*.
M.
Tit f.ito r lo rf ha* nfirovi »••*! m
l
•l |lrl an»l nc*t Thurv**v aftrrn on.
LAKE
WORTH Lighting of
I h ru n g h o i't
lh
■ vrrv pM'fM ing pI.*v• r that may I't'tmnn, I
i
lopport,
while
Inlm on
mil an*i ** k n o w n
Pan Am rn an Airway* from II®
We,bie«,lay
evening
prsyer Muntrioal golf rmir*« fur night
ii
3 , It » htmld hr a good gam®, Nnd thr
m ' . VaKa, .l.n had good iippurl hot Ir n g ili m i,| li m u lt h **f (h i* iM in * hrlp it grrut •Inti m ,ol ini' Ihr Kinlaa. p
lire,
Hnti*h
M°n
iu
r«»
la*t
nignt
service, 7.30 I’ 31.
u
I F rd . will hr Dying tb#ir lur*t I i
pl*v considered, to f ^ t 112.000
Ufa/ allowed too mint hit, at the t r y f- r hi* fo o tb a ll n &lt;•o m p li-h
pr*»blrm •( «lo|i|iimr «»»mr of th. I l &gt;*fri,nn. r f
0
1 fill Ihr Ihduind prnnant rhanr a ♦*td the following Arne Iran* w®re
mi* fit *.
•i .
r®p* rt* H killed In th; de*tnt®tinn
, h*.i* » h i I
f'irwiir i wall
Thi* fVt
ll&gt;
ify ™ 1* i " 1" - • •' *s
pui ed a
(I
of Ihr way.
FIRST rRF.H|3VTEHIAN
O CAI.A Leesburg business cf
II*- r«**-fir«l at h biritla l i r « p nk&lt;
|,i
iv
of si. John’* lollt-ge
'tr ip h play in thr e nd In clrnii
l»*hfl N’m flrrt. n na Knight. If11
( III RCII
Florida power Corporation moved
nunk&lt;«| « i i r r r « n . .'I
llrv. William Ftrr*», St l-nul*
*1&lt; 114•• Gam * \11It* la*!, alio arigh lln la®, r f
;.4ha la .r ., I inon v .Mach nyden hold
to local office.
|i. ,r * m ill out* tu* m D ire
Itrv William Trarv. St l.oui*
th# T lg rr, In (hire lit and »lnil
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Id « p to thi* J ItI m.irk |k&gt;i|i'ti&gt; hi- J Tilli*. If
K D. Brownlee. I). D . l’ **tor
M nipa ig'i
llrv
Bernard. New
lli'ffalo
g
'* ■ • * out 5 In O I - ...... in,I .s.,1 •••n- Th*- a|i|ir&gt;»a&gt; lu n g
i flr» t l« fa*t \\ K inlaw. If
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Corner Dak Ave. ami Third St.
Im u iii , a* t h r niiMt t r y in g *i i k « h r • nil
•tat® rw»t known.
• l» vrt uml lit*« Ip ri» il'iinv
L : wV*n tollad tn, tin Tiger., a l.ln j
Herr
re*
Hnnd.yv
i
la in
l •» f*ati*rlaii«l
llrv Leo lln nry, Sup rinr. \V»*
quit ® 3%®ll ,«l i»nr * f lh® 1#i klr rjjp n*n# I " ' 1*- ,,n,&gt; non Tlgrr.
!' 15 A M. Sumiay School.
:w
II
AlfrrtJ Baumrlitrr. t'l®4fland.
pe. • • In ih*- |ii Mv|H®K
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'Johltion who triple I, ,ca*linl thud
11 Oo A M Morning Worship.
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k
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Koch,
St
l.oui*.
Veil
r'rrf li#
f'tninl it n»tvl|t#®9
.^ n day.
Ait
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II
12:00 Msetinir o f Session
for
It
ir
hard
Smith.
lUeine.
Wi«.
Rr®#nrl
If
cf
ti«»l y IR«\ (*• lif»|s)li N«li|® hi x
] | f i ’nntinmd Frnni Pag® On#)
4
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teee'flioft of member*.
John
Rodger*
Heading,
Pa.
l.ak®,
pf
Lifh ’ •r l®fiiiiniRt(n •luniiK
th®
-lb
club are lho*e inclrd-d in the
I
I
V&gt; .Taaiorrow Afternoon «| .l yii
7:00 P. U. Christian Endeavor
llrv. Fran.iv
Kemphue*, ( ’inS| rm rr. cf-lf
•sh.1.11 %
x err DiniRi'PO.
t
I
Sorirtir*.
I tidloaing incomp’rle li*t: II. I*, j
• *loa4. Sanford lia.ehall fan.
Betcer to do
finnatl.
1* nlmif mn*| plnr® k ii km? w®»t I 'n l» ®r. l‘
a
o
k» g l.rn their la.t oppm
3.00 P. M. Evening W irsbip.
0 Avery.
Itohert II. A lt . W. A.
In ad 'ition H®v. f ’arlo* Pala do*.
J-13..n
lime than to
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tanlly of arrlne the Frrfa In
(j Adam*. Alma M Anlrrson, II. I*. | o f VaDnria, Spain, wa* rapoited
fn.vn h#*l Ins rnlir® c*viii|-nny nf Hr # sun. Jv
1
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•(lion on a local diamond Thr*
FIRST CIIHISTIAN CHURCH.
■pend it Wfilh
Pv F- II. F I I I I M
lu k* h*M«fmtf 1433HV Ml th® nv#t ftivr, t
a
o
! Dann»n. T A. llrolker on. San d**l. The priest was msntinn",
, *••• anlrrtaln Ihr I ocoa
In­
Thr fan* who a'arnni|M*nird Ihr lh .
th e
wttfng
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iiflrrMiMin.
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T
lurnes.
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V.
Bradbury.
Mr,&gt;
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th.
American
(III,.ns
list
Slliir.
rti-lll
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. dlana, who nm f a win In ln*ure •:irl« tram t&lt;® NI. I'rtrr«i*i rg for
1
Sixteenth Street and Sanfnrd
r fi*l \l llnifrrn •Imtt* •1 hy fnr lh‘&lt; llrvNM, |
o Walter II Bach. Lloyd K.
ln ,h* UfP-t^h. but whe her
lb-rs
man. But liter
a
o
Avrnue.
thalr b»|ng gl.rn , rhanrr In th® Slat® To rnamrnt ln«t M»»n
in*»»I *kil| m «®ft Imp’ lh*' imrski"
n E. A Brotherson, L. Y. Bryan. I ' hU * "
* r,ror " r l" Hie‘ ,erf h,t
Rev. F. M. Mirier In charge.
l
o
, l n arrnnd half honor.. Jn.t
dnv, not leiti'i
at all «ati«fird ' nn »i Ih. fI®lil. M "«h nf Ih® knk ( ‘filler. :ib-rf
when she hid
. i. . I hr wa* m ruitumlix u Amnican
Bible School — 9:45 A. 41.
who will chunk f » r thr Frrln ia with D r nirtlio«| u***il in rliinir.ui* l"IT 3a ill (w i|nn# lip Sh«w flack.
tit
7
g tie, Wallace W. licit. F.
w .|
^ not he..certaine,l. Worship and Commulun
11:110 the right one
, «a yrt unknown although lludrf.
ermer fre«hmau ,|iiarter. who ir s r„ rr |,y |nn|nK,.
A. M
|Bender. Clyde A. Ilynl, llawkin*
the phone rar^
Iheir *ee,&gt;u,| game with „nly ■| rmite.i in r.rnp tm l.y hr...... . nnl Il|y (;|ral), ra 2 |U 132 uo,
l-ak# la dur. II u undrratihwl
Subject. “ A Better GlfL”
la 14 3 Cnnne'l), E. Cnni|itnn. Mr*. E.
.hurt
red
again,l
u
tram
that
pri,r
(
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I , Wat llrd Marlin. Iragur'a mo-i
11 tak»* part in th® praetillurk u i
Chliatian Endeavor — 7:110 I* to ask her for
201 0 2 0
10
7 HO Cnmpton. W R. Connelly. Dr. II.
ia,| alreudy
Suuth Hurt-'
Flnrl-1suffer
’
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.Ireu.lv wnn the South
suffering n siege
, f. . holt*
s o '.
I, .......L
» valuable oulflrli'rr ha. g „ „ r lo os,I
Si.
d. Championship, and wh„ in, I- Coach lla.-hman e*cus„l him fimn
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|j,ln,r' n" lly' M"**- l!
*&lt;«well. 44alter I.. t oopcr.H.
hla old home In Miaalaalppl he
Evening Service — M:00 P JI.
.
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Kamla I
*N a taking up hi. .lutllra at •Irnlatly rnmr If rough for lh# I th- .l®v’* v»“ ik.
Sermon, “The Reckoning of
Du* 4*rii®r| Tampa ha* • *pl#n&lt;lhl r®pr#*sn ^ ( n n r p
A ll
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Tim e"

GATORS WIND UP K
THEIR 1ST WEEK
OF GRID DRILLS

Cl u b Me mb e r s
Asked To Assist
Municipal Li nks

To-Night

To Have Si. Pete

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Economic Il l s Of
World Are Blamed
On Se l f i s hne s s

tallenged this team fur a game tsi,„n « f giid.lrrs working mil
^ V II O t L
I 4O r !
A'an « h.rlea Ihj.m and family.
0 Naof* r | nMl Thor-ilay nft®r- ra-h *Ujr. for Giiy Toph. Marion * ( 1 f l P n i n f F
IVf n n r l n t ; 1 Ii° ?n&lt; *** *,r^n*
c * Dii IIa ®,
'(Crntinuco From Paga One)
■r.
for outfield work, fnr
1 ... . and ha* re rived the follow.. I r . fume Kelly, Henry Itlrl.a, I* , V l
‘ '" 'r
M I U l l l l O J I Gordon Dean. Joe L. DeVInney, meth. i*. 'In one of tha (hapten
P
Bdll and Marlin are gone.
r®p , :
| Sam
sam l»avi*
M O-g
l»*c o l ar* *11 ( J f
nr rep',:
Davis ami Kl
JJ j g j |
S c h o o l \V
.D
V ^ . V '. l,£' A laid Rav. Lnuttit,
•;pp*. John A EDk. F. A. “ we find soma Interesting ron\-_
■ IT 4 « D eU nd nine, tied with (he
*lmpo*»iht# Tli"fml.%y *ft®rnnon. I utlrm imj# v ir®af il®ul nf att**nEvsrhtrd, Howard Faville, (J. K .; parlsona. 4Va read that where
y U * l* n * f»r flr*l place, will meet Night gam® |*r®f®rr®il W ill, kg«a Don Davit *t#pp#i| into th® l®fl
fTontlniKtl From Pag# 0 n «)
F .I’agar, A. C. Fort, B. R. Gray. Bissia looks to tho futura with a
• Daytona at Daytona, and prsh- lo hat® a flat guarani®'* 50 tin?-i hnlflmrk l*#rth nn th® *rtcin«l i®am
u.
.yesterday whin Homer S e a y
V 11* 1'
^ "T h e r . is no H. fl. Gray. |. V. Garner. Victor definita purpo'r, tha U n i t e d
Win Iheir glare, although
h
fu lit,® n vrn
• Devplte th. fact that we we,e »pr»in-,, hi. snkle. Kelly In turn' ‘T " 1 bu» * " * ' •• ••‘ ■I P «r e n t.; M. Green. Dr. W. D Gnfrfiner. 0. States stumbles along althout in
•
I'ellirrr r i , I,Iw given tllininated in tho lo rii.n.eilt It |v ,noh DavU' pise# on the Ihltgl' ^ * * * * U 4h*1r rhjlvlv-*" tn M-hoss! j la. Herring. R ,» Holler, John Ideal; that wharo Rnsvia rsrefol'y
th# D#s
nil t&gt;® 1 ®li®f W® hat® th# b®«t pnua«l. Toph and l-#r a rk run- lh,j
*n » • i n U m t i of not Ilcrh*L E. F. llouthoPnr. W. C. visua'itc'v and tstimataa It* ag*tanily un the scctind group at nn^ erlucating the rhll.1, _ut also Hi I. J. C. Hutchison, J. W. Har­ ■Icult ral naed* and grows rrops
I* kle.
° f bringing tn this community Its well. W. M Haynes. W. C. Hutch­ accordingly, the UniUd Statoi
Dili Ferrasi. Ia«t. .yrar's larkle 'bare nf the state's durational Ison, Edward Higgins, It. B. liar- farmer* a low their crops to In­
n Ihr Baby Gator* pul In hi# ap-1 fi'uda , he *ald, “ for many par-1 ris, R. fl. Ilrslnp.
come so largo that It become*
I y tk * ta*h of .topping .... ................
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-Ivey. Alex R. John­ nr (Canary to destroy portions of
Al«n
John
l-*nd nine although perianslly girl* tram in the .late, hut the praranre yestrnlay nnd was at- rnta know that for evsry rhild
kept out of school, wa lost 320 son, T. W. Jone1, Dr. A. W. Knox,
that wharo Ruaaia inervasaa
v 7 v ***"^ ** Would lie belter for [ only
ivoy nr
In not
prove
j, |„enough
ntrtl nrr- shiftr,| to renter, lie !|eigh*
whether
theyit hate
2".'&gt; and hat the natural aggres- each year fur operating pur­ John Lu&gt;twifL L l.undijuut. Tom " h i prcductian in Its faetorfex ha,j r * Dal.and nine t» win Inmor- : the
SI. InI Vtrrvtmrg
nn e,|iial
faith
the team team
tn lark
them
lin
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KaW, Daisy M Uwlv, T. H.
tt *&gt;** not only succeeded
■ r ,1 DO von
that make
Bed Martin
Thaknow
Saints
Iheir *v*
terms,
and it is
nowLav* toi„ know
the sl rnr** for Ihf piyot |Klb
Ibjv extent.
Will
The
school* which open Monday Ijindswlck, Howard C. Iu&gt;ng, II. I ,n socurlng much wortl trade tart
Tofav th- Orange *n4
Blue
rhe schools
W h
league’«
bntter.
H« ipilrk
t f * *t'a
‘ taad
trip lea,Bn*
as thrv
visit
fens tn
tne Iwriter
as th*
t.
r* advise
will have
i advise
Seminal* High,
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lligh,,'J. Lehman,____
II.___
R. _____
Lalng. _f|._ _G. T 1*" &gt; •» *'-ablIb*d
home
mariWlater
for «ee„n,l
a fla il half,
|aMal(. Kl Petersburg managrrrrijt not warriors will have only tha morn-j are,. in addition to Seminole
do*
not Park
Irad the
Inu p artlre with Saturday after-1Geneva High .School, under tha Ungla, W. A. Lefflar, R. Meb! h«t. the United State* closai damn
he |v nn'-f a few |HilnU Inter than Monday.
B |)»0l’fh
T
noon o f f, .The early session will rriparvlvion of W. L. Seigj and ling, - Mrs.
R.
Melting, Gray Its fartorla and d*pries* men of
ff
t .f. he doer hold honors
Mitchell.
Jo* work, and thxt WljW* lh* Rus­
(pr tha season with an average DR. J. M. HOWELL INJI HKD tv &gt;levnt&lt;d mostly to woik on lh* Ovraola school, under the super­ Michael, lewis
dummy and signal practice.
vision of Mra. V. Hall.
Maalerx, Helm Marenlett*. C. J. sian* manufacture’ italy the no
* f .3hU in 2d game* playatl, plenty
Conch Bachman has left for At­
Tha following teacher*
will Meriwether, Dr E. D. Mobley, K. eevsltlc. of Ufa, tha A n tr im
j . Clod enough to beat out KhanNPKINGKIKLD, Ohio. Sept. 13 lanta to attraM the mr cling held
cornpose Seminole High ’ school's J. Me)*r, V. Me Reynolds. E. S, ,Urnv out thu.'eanda of artklea
■“ s*«io. Hutto and Mohfey, thosa de- *^|A I’.f - Dr. J. Morgan Howell,
there of thF Sonlhern ronferenre faculty this yeart Scisnca, Mrs. McCall, Mra. L. P. MeCullcr, Mr».
many af them non-e«v*ntial, with
•ntlable hitters. Only one rlub, &gt;1,. minister tn Egypt during
roach**. Tin re he will confer with
" Itelurnders. It good enough to I'rreiilcnt Harding’* administra­ tho nst of tha Dixie Icadet* on W. R. Fort and Rodman Lehman; V. McReynolds, Prank Mclch. I he ra ult that aiarkete ar* glut,
.30*1 or baiter during I ha acr­ tion, wa* tnjurH »*r&gt;ou*!y, and roles and rrgnlatUna for th* com­ l^tln and Commercial, Mr*. R. C. Howard Orerlin, Dr- S. Puleeten, led at all times',
Maxwell; RnglUh. Ml** Georgia I R. U Peck. Jr- Pi E. Perklni,
id half. The In Hans ■r# Jr*t sit other pert-on* ware hurt, threa ing year.
'Although tha methods used
Mobley, Mlee Winifred S t r u n g .
“ 1ar tha mark with a .297. Wal- of them probably fatally yester­
Before leaving h* expressed sat­ Mis* Margaret Zachary, and Mlea William Pell, Dr. Charles t . in making the P|ya Year plan a
Park. H. M. Papworth. Mrs. II. ■ccceea are horrible", tha mlalsRhannon, Delurnd manager, day In a hrad-un collision of two isfaction about the first week'*
Helen Vemay; Mathematics, Mite If. Pupworth. Wynn W. Potter, ter ealvl, “ It baa already been
tha batting lead for tha see- automnbilea near her*.
practice. Assistant Coa h Nash
Elisabeth Bhoeraaker, Mr-’. Mary Mr*. A J. Petrroon. Paul P. Pe- eroren that seen la I hose days U
kalf ly hitting an avan .414.
Higgins will ha In charge of the
Eteel* and Mr*. Mari* Stlnecipher;
ST. AUGUSTINE— Chadwick- Floridian* during Bachman'* ah Home Economics, Mix. V. L. rold. W. A. Patrick. Dr. H. W Is pooilhla to Inepire man for tha
Rucker. William R. Rusaell, Mrs. common good rather tkaa ta pH
Hara'a how tho rluha, ..e nd Mather Furniture C». of Jackson­ ssnre.
rata gain, and wa la America
jy p lf, 11H •«a*on Laden aland lo- ville, upanaj branch alora bara.
As *11 th* player* who hgfa a t ­ Nmlth and Miss Mabl* Wilton; Wilhara R. Russell.
And E. B. Randall, Jr- M. L. ran learn nr.eh from the leatended th* early camp have fen* Hlatory, Miss Virginia Spencer
end
Mr*
Gladys
Williams;
Phy»|.
Rafcom, R. I- Robertson, Dr. 0. son* spree] before aa.”
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h ava.
so *t th* invitation, of the Getoi
BaLanl
19 All 104 HM .311 Roh'*,m. D el. U 70 12 21 400 coach, a large number of tandl- cal Education. Mbs Xatherina B. Salman, E. C. Swart, 0. W.
Business matters dbpoeed of In­
fN o g
IK ©7 10« IM .197 Headley. Co.
17 59 6 IT 488 date* are rxp-eled Monday and Byrne* and Leonard McLoras; Spencer, D. V. Stglth. J. E. Su- cluded the appointment of Lion
M Vanl
H IM
U 1«9
M'Gow’n. Day. 17 I I f l - ll .28.1 Tuesday with tha formal opening Latin and Prench, Ml** Edith rhena. Mrs. Vlrlaa Speer, W. H. Meyer i f a committee t f oo*
I t Angustina I* «07 73 U l 432
-loo batter* ftr th* seasoa:
of the a.-hool term. As scon at Wilkinson; Spanish, Mlea Calker- Schmidt, Roy P. Symes and fami­ lu handle repain ta plwygruand
Dnriana
lit Mil
54 I I I 423 Player
r sb r h ave. possible Higgins will organise hi* In* Young; and Agrlculim , Ales ly. Yleian Speer, Maxwell Stew­ rquipmevu I* city parks, tad th*
1»Ur Park III M l
U U7 .tOU Mailla, Kan.
t t HM 19 42 489 Om.'lela to he a**d far ectlmitug* R. Johnson end Chaa. R. Dawson. art, U. R. Stevens, Georg* A. acceptance of aa latlteUea from
t i g Big Twalva:
rhannon. Del. .38 157 3&amp; M 478 alu never Coach Bachman
lx
Speer, Dr. J. N. Tatar, John J. the Daytona Beach Hah ta at­
DECLINES |T8 OFFICES
Hf
g ab r Ii ava. Culbreth, Co.
97 131 20 49 474 ready.
Thomas, George E Thurston. P. tend a picnic there a *it ThanJMtan. DaU It 70 IS » .414 Mobley, Day.
38 138 14 49 435
A. Unsworth, (I lffo r i Walkar. day.
, Ban.
It IS IS .10 .400 llutlo. Day.
' 38 114 18 40 431
W A8UIN(rr0hL ~ 8*pL 12. KILLED PI-AYIKG GAMR
Fred R. WUsoa. P. W. WelUel.
Thao* present at tha Laches*
It. Ca. IS «| |S t4 .993 PUIIpa. I » L
(A .P .)— State Department of. Eddla Welkrr, Edith Walker, P. were: Mte* Elltaheth Clark, club
S8 150 23 M 434
th. On. 17 47 • 17 4 © Pittman, Ran. 30 124 18 41 431
fUiala
said
yesterday
tha
A
martALICEYllXB. A la- Sept 12. N. Wilson. H. M IVat-en, Carl pianist, the Bar. L a a t t l t , aad
lh I .
I t TI I t I t .375 Mat8t&gt;rk, Co.
28 98 IS 21 423 (A .P.)— The t e r . J. 8. McPa'I, can Covernavcat had Informed the W liana, Mra. R. B. W itM *, ». Lloat C. A Adame, E A- Cobb,
Ran. It «
| II J429 Rakeroan, D el. 38 133 33 49 423 14, pastor of th* P in t Pruahy- Chines* charge d'affaires tk«|
ITllHamg, Gam MeRary, Jeha Melack, Jr. . U Waodruff, Jr- R A. WBMaau,
C*.
It T9 I I *3 411 r«lre. Kalnts
I t 97 18 80 400 terlan cherch her*, was Injured U l* country den not heller* it* p. H. Whll*buret,' J. E. WeUen, Valle WlHiami, W. C. Erl.-kaoo,
Dal. I I TI |S S4 -ISO Wllkea, Del38 114 U 47 403 fatally yesterday while playing good etfiaae ar* aaeeeaagy la U a 'j . A. Ything. Up Zurlteid* and
B. J. Meyer, L- A. Tate, P. B.
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U 79 I I t t -411 McGowan, Day. M 94 U 28 .M l football.
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CONCREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Park Arena* end 3rd.
Street.
*
Rev. Jrhn Bernard Root. Mini*,
ter.
Church School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Sermon by the pastor.
•
Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M.
Pissldant Charles Gantt
Speaker, W*:r*n Herbst.
Mid-week Service Wednesday
WtBjgii at 7:45.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
At Woodman Hall. 203 Oak
Avenue,
Services First end Third Sun­
daes of rack rrlinth.
Preaching 11&gt; 0 A. M.
Evening Services 5:00 P. M.

Sunday
Augmented Cast
Headed hy
Waraea Baxter
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Elvaaar M s N a s t
Chaa. Btckfard

ALL SOULS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Tha Ear. J. J, Melnntrny,

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Maea 7:30 A. M.
V.
Sacuad Mala 7:00 A. M.

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TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS

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Gdert&amp;ti

itno R t t i t i l Given
By Mallem P u p i l s
, M thq piano ra d U l f t m Saturdaj afternoon by tht nim m tr
pupil* o f Mlaa Madclloa Malkm
a i her atodta on Oak Avenue,
Mrs. R. U Glenn rendered a
group of vocal soloi which were
enjoyed greatly. Before the pro­
gram waa preacnUd M iu Mal&gt;
tarn rave a talk on how the musk
itudeat can obtain the beat resulU through correct practice.
The studio waa decorated for
the occasion with vases of varl*
colored ilaalas and ferns. A t the
conclusion of the musical numbers
refreshments were served by Miss
Mallem, assisted by her mother.
Mrs. A. E. Mallem.
The program was given ae foL

Personals
Mist Gras* Carter, o f Shiloh, it
the guest of Mias Martha Stovall
at the Takarh Apartments.
Otia Kilgore hat go no to Emory
U n ivrr.it) at Atlanta, lia. w^cre
ho will aludy thia year.
II. II llorkrba and Pal Turnrr,
of Atlanta, .pent Saturday hrrr
with llrsm sa M)rick at his hum*
on North Jessamin Avenue.
Mm. Wallaie W. Wright ir.
turned tmlay from Bat Cavr. N ('.
where ahe has been spending
several weeks.
‘

USSDAT.

Mr and Mm. Clyde A. Byrd
1. (a ) “ Fairy Harp Song” . Kelof directors of tte
and children returned last night
roeUUoo of Uaiver- terer and (b) “ Shady Dell", Mor­
from Candler. N. C. where they
.vUl .hM * at » = » rison— Edith Singletary.
have been for several weeks.
a, home of tiro. C.
2. “ Message of Spring". Rolfe—

a,

UT

MelknviUa Margie llogan and Miss Mallem.

G«n«ge Garuu left SumUv for
3. “ Spring Breexea", I’arlow— Gainraville wherr he will *t«y for
■ingle Chapter Number Two, Lucy Ruumlllatth# Robert E. I*r# llifh
Sthool
1 o f t t e Eastern Star, will
4. "Boy. Boy. What Will You thin year.
a i 7:30 o’clock at the Mason- Be?” . Maxim- Wade Singletary

A. (a ) ” A Song” . Biforo and
Miss l^-nahelle Hagan, who has
(b) “ Blua Bell March". Bilbro— been working in Drl-anj fur the
Mary
Wathen.
summer, was the arrk-eml guest
TM Players Club, compoaej oi
8. “ Sylvia's Dream". Gelbel- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
wnberx o f the Junior Ckristiaa

a &amp; trtu r.

y^daver and the Jonlor Depart
■at c f Use First P/egbyieriaa
M
School, w ill teen IU regryting nt 9:30 o’clock la the
fnldr Rowan o f the churxh. AU
bn e x p o rtto |* mseibsrs o f the

kaakf

to broogAk.1 bu.fax^wtU orders
Captain Sagtlett Irons B Aafot*
Us^ Solvation Arnly Training
liege In Atlanta. Captain Bartt l w U ' te r lost services hero
it abgbV ok 8 o’clock since she
II Jte, tynvlag Wednesday for
r pow appolntaaont la Atlaata.
Ommm i BarUott stated that tte
rw* Sanford nod IU people nod
okfa to txUnd thanks to all
m e l t * * * made her xtay a
nasst and Happy ono by thoir
■ ■ d a l te ip and by their kindoplrlt toward th, walk of tho
m y . Ste also desire, to thank
I osembers o f Urn advisory
■rd far ate foal* that they are
M K h. Army frionds.
Captain Annie Harris and other
w e ffica rr w ill arrtvo bora on
i doos day and welcome aorekoa
D t e teM for them on Friday
M a c « t &gt; o’clock. T itty will
Y fdti'to* In tb d r work boro by
lUknant I f. Ports os.

Annle Mae Kite.

7. " Vacation Waltx". Sawyer-Virginia Peloid.
8. (a ) “ Babbling Brook” . Morrlaoo and fb) “ Naivete". Jarkjon— Ada Singletary.
9. (a ) "Going Ahead Briskly".
Bilbro and (b ) "Peach Blossom
Waltx", Bilbro-—Margie Hogan.
10. (a ) “ Varaovienne", Rogers
and (b) “ Flower Dance Schot*
tische", Spencer— Ruth Pfterx.
11. “ Old Country Dance", Urey
— Mary Wathen.
12. “ Little Po!kn'
cy Koumillat.
13. -Minuet in G
Beethoven
Edith Singletary.
14. "Kiss of Spring". Rolfe—
Ada Singletary.
13. Vocal Solos, (a ) "I Know A
Lovely Garden” , Guy D'Hardelot
and (b) “ Because of You". George
Roberta— Mrs. IL L. Glenn.

P. Hagan.'at their homo on J ’alk
Avenue.
Mr. and .Mr*. John T. Ilr.xdy
return*d last mirht from New Oileans. l.a. where they have been
attending the national convention
of the Spatuih American War
Veterans.

Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith and
two sons hnvs returned from
Chiropractors Hold
AahfvUla, N. C. and Greenville
Spartanburg. 3. C. whera
Lohcheon A t Valdez and
they have ben visiting relatives.
While away Mis. Smith sttrndad
&gt; Entertaining for the memtere
the nstionsl convention of Lamb­
« f tte Central Florida Chiropracda Chi Alpha at Narhvtlle, Tenn.
tte* \ &gt;aeciatiua. Dr. aad Mrs. W.
a MacDougall were boats st a
Judge and Mra. George G. Her­
teaeteM given yeaUrday at 1
ring have returned from a motor
• ‘deck at tte Vetoes llot.L Fol­
trip to Harrisonburg, Bridgewster,
low lag tte luncheon, a short buai.
Lexington, Richmond, and other
M *e fte tl hsg waa held and tte folItwh l officer! w n aJtctad; Dr. p*inle In Virginia whars they hav,
teen visiting relative a. They were
J. J. R eid . * « OHoado, president;
Dr. b f . Vail, ef Orlando, view- accompanied b . Mr. and Mrs. 8.
C. Rtetne, of Colombia, S. C„ and
M te*t*te; and Dr. MocDougaU.
Mina Eleanor Herring, who left
them el Harrisonburg end' wept
to PHtsbarg. Pa., where she will
nopm* her work during the win­
ter sensen.

Florida

Many Visitors A re Exp e c t e d To Attend
Ten-Day S e r v i c e s
fly R. C\ W II.L S

The Evangelistic llolinc** As­
sociation. Inc., of Orlando, pro-1
{.oeci to hold in Sanford, a |Udays ramp medinir and Bible con­
ference on the old time line, in
which many ti«ito n
of other
state* will be in attendance As
high as 32 ftate* and several for­
eign countries ha»e lw»rn repre­
sented in ilmilai m rrtinf* held
in Orlando, and other places.
The Evangelistic llolinr** As­
sociation. Inc. Is a d»l&gt; (bar tcnil
corporation. under tTie Saw* of the
State of Florida, organised lor
the supreme piirpo«r of carrying
the goapel of full salvation, mdtf
the direction of one general head,
into the highway* and hed^e*. the
n e g le c t e d
and out-of-the-way
|Jaces. through the miniatiy of
*|Hrtt-filled men and women. In
tents and tabernacle*, endeavor*
mg with all their might to win
souls for Christ.
An Evangelistic Bible Training
School I* included and provided
for in the charter and the cor­
poration is also authorised by iU
(batter to hoM properties in fee
simple to the value of foOO.OOO 00
and in tru*t the *um of $2,500,­

MIN KOI. A, N. V.. Sept. U —
(A . i’ .l Thr
growing
suspi ion
th «t a mAtman may hove dirvetni
.riiu ir of the \acht I'tngtiin. thr
killing of il- owner, Benjamin P.
C ollin,, of Stanford, Cohn. and
an attack on hi. young wife " a .
ailmittrij yealrrila)
by
Nnwu
county stilhuntir-They iirviatnl from an
galinn of thi. theory onl)
long
rnongh to. invrelignte a report,
.juirkly provt.l untrue, that the
mia.ing man'. body had Iren
found near H-»&gt;onnc. N. J,
“ The rl'lcrly man i l n r H M l&gt;&gt;

&gt; II.I.K - lie e r e a ni
milk drool ••|&gt;rned by
. on South Main St.
formerly occupied l»y

Jump In W ater Bate
Ixjom.s In Melbourne

Miss Betty Seawell

W. H. LONG
HENS and F R Y E B S
DRESSED OR LIVE

AUTHORIZED 1
A U TO
R E -FItflSH IN G j

000.00.

At a meertmg of the eiecotivv
committee in Orlando. Sept. H, the
•late set for the interdenoinina*
tional camp meeting, eras selected
as Nov. 10 to 20. 10.11, inclu«ive. organi/at inn.
The permanent headiyunrter* of
Thr wrrxicen at the Tabrmacle
Friends nf Frank It. MarNeill. the corporation have not been at tV'11 F it't Street. Went, arc be­
who has been ill for about fivo 1 ho.cn y vt, though -evrral f l i r t ta* bebl rath evening at 7 t-&gt; ex­
cept .&gt;n Saturday night. Next Sun.
weeks at the San Lanta Apart­
day there will
be
service.
at
ments, will be glad to learn that
ll:0 t' \ M . 3:00 and 7:45 P M
he is able to be ust again.
and all who come will find a
Warm wclrant, and the gv*pcl
Mr. and Airs. II. W llouk. Mix,
preat he i is uf the uld John Wex*
Nancy Houck and Herman llouk,
t»y type aithout wildfire or fawhu have been spending about
sis wrrks at Waco and other
points in Texas, arc expected to
The workers in the coming
return home today.
camp wtl| be the very best that
ran be secured and their names
John Schlrard. Jr. left tod^y for
all duly announced at a latrr
Gainsville where lie will stay for
date. Among the workers there i»
fraUrnlty “ rusii.n,
week. From
i pos.ihdity of having a convert­
Waller Uaulcrxon. of Birming­
there he will go te St. Augustine
ed. -p in t-filled lew. ami his wife
ham, Ala., Is tha guest for a where he has acepted a poiithin
who have givea u|r all for Christ's
short time of his sister, Mrs. Ivy with a law firm.
sake end God has lieen Idrssing
Bridges.
and honoring the message anrl
Airs. R. V. Brnthrrson, Airs,
ministry of this couple wherever

Mr. and Mrs. JL Moiling, who
hart' been spending tho summer
months, since May I, at various
potnU In nortbarn states, will nrrive In Jacksonville tomorrow on
tte 8. 8. Cherokee of the Clyda
HUamship Lines. Thty will coma
from Jacksonville her* to .pond
tte winter.

' Pht.n* Jl

to •Mo ju-t u* *hi wa-4 14*l,| mid
rvrrjlhm ir will lw all ri*rM **
Mr* t ••Ilnur*' *lor^ m.l* alvti
the oMcr man** action*
h**i
in thr small boat, when- latrr alia
wat found and rescued, m-n* thn«*»
of a *ub normal pct*i»n. poHca
•aid.
The \nuth. her «l«»ry indicatril
took th«‘ l i f t op|»4"tu in t&gt; to art
away from hi* a*«o*iai«*. buxiny
l b boat in which -hr wm ludd
captive a ml waiimt; I*mi nr Jt&gt;n
lr#tM to shore.
Mrs I ’olllnirs after iim id hours
o f examination by |n-i*ct t**r Ktnir.
rxpUincd that she had left hei
daughter. Bn barn. *. on their
drifting &gt;acht after
*«vinir hri
husband floating away in the
water, to protect thr child from
poasible harm.

HETTY’S BEAUTY
AND COSMETIC
SPEC IALTY SHOP
ter Park. K it.

ROY SCHMIDT

(

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• 4
I*k«aa I I

BEK ----- PLAYBOY ----- UEAR
.
Croaley new eight lube Push-Pall I'eatod^
O p
output Ksponenlial ar Varlabla Mu. HuperI
| terndyne It A Hitt with Croaley lateal l y „ .
Dynamic speaker— Iho only 8 tuba set
that sells for Iras than fifty dollars.

Cabinet models at IfkVOO, 173.00 and 183.00

lone B. Sapp and daughter. I'egry, and Alisa Rita Alice Brother,
ton, of .Miami, spent the week-end
her, with Mf. and Mrs. K. .A.
Brolhenon at thalr horns- in Afayfalr.

Miss Mary Chapman has re­
turned from Camp Perry-dise at
Highlands, N. C. where she hss
beta spending th, summer. She
was. met In Jacksonville by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs." It B. Chapm tn

The Foundation
Six yritnt'nifu wti aturtctl In the Dry Cleaning hu.tlncna in
Smifortl. Wt- want to thank our frit-ntlx ami custnmern who

1 0F

have mmIt- |M&gt;Anil&gt;|p Iht* aoi-cn* wp hnvp known. In order

IN THE
1 m. f f

U K

to ahow our Npprpcialion wt- art* going to give retlured
prit-fd on dry dcaning (or om- wi-vk only, Sept. 15th to

ud.5

DRESSES OR COATS
Cleaned and Pressed

Cleaned and Pressed

MEN S HATS
Cleaned and Blocked

F or September

Your floor In the moat conspicuous detail
of yoUr room. Upon it depends the aucceaa or failure o f your decorative itcheme.

LADIES’ FELT HATS

Be sure your floor l» appropriately covered

Cleaned and B locked...........

. . . . And BUY GOOD RUGS! They coat
■o much Ietui than heretofore. A splendid
y•

9x12 8«am l«u Axmlnater for as little i f

mm
-

_

LADIES’PANAMA HATS y C
-

A small charge will be made for pleats and delivery-

B*ado»U&lt; Dry Cleaner* eta

%

you the saa« tffact for *1
ul

f aV

Cartful,

Cleaned and B locked.................. m

capfbl*
or • worthy velvet fbr 928.50^ with small
throw ruga to match at 92.25 and 93.75!
In justice to your budget you can hardly

•­

This Sale Is For Cash Only
And For One week Only
Sent. 15th to 22nd

afford to gamble on cheap floor cover­
ings. Buy Instead RUGS OF QUALITY.

Company

“ Saaford'it Leading Dry Cleaners'

111 Bant Second SI.

Sanford. PterU a

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                    <text>T 0 U1 NEWSPAPER
THE WE.VIHER

T U W«cM’, nG rIS lJ " V n fiu b i!
. Spot and Rkkaat Garden Land.

I’ a r l l j rl«*n4) to a ig ht and Kanday
■ ith probable shower*.
AN

VOLUME XXII

Memher Associated I'rens

LATE SUMMER y z f Z S iZ^jFIGHT
BRITISHPLANNED
LABOR
HORRID WIVE
BEGINS ATTACK
I ts r eco rd
UPONCABINET
Schools In Some Sec­
tions Arc Forced To
Close B e c a u s e Of
' Weatjher’s Severity
f

• * » T%# t aawrtMlfd Preaa I

A late summer heat wave,
brought torrid blasts which ,

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- T n r r , of t h e .
nun in the
r rrn rh
airplane.
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n.m n o p rltg h t from PsH» t
Tokyo w-ic- k ill..! to a y 'w h e n
•h e ir plan* crasher, near Ufa
Id e n tity o f the dead was n .l
learned linm ed'ately a* Ufa iabout TOtl m ile , from here, not
m old t*&gt;, , au.v „ f the accident
D learned. Aboard the .hip
weie Jo.eph
U b r ls . one of
France', be.t
knrw n
p ilo t.,
Marcel Hotel and R.ie
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'peaking f „ r laUu.** nil u |*frrhoolt w .r» .lin e d l* * a «• of ‘IM'.ial com nut tee. handling . oir u in
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Ion hi t-. t „ report la r k on two
Cl* heat,
ippo-atioii trnrh**«
..n . eiule' lu n r
fT o t.ro r
Tha m a rru ry rae.d up In d .
Ma I'onald retorted tut* *»|\
Kr*e. i ij^ w o b o o n In U ra rV .lo tv t#on* . p ro fib ih o n pl,.n .o I the I i- f..iiu e r rotlcagup*, nl».. bn *•
f«*.|y
W. V%.. Frida&gt; to establish % •1-h. r p o n d in g fo r cotton a m .K i­ iMMtid him from th t« Ader&lt;hi|,.
TtcorJ 103, and Chippewa F a lli. n d ' i l l n.
“ T^ey con lake the l.ih rl f i..,M
Wli.m and Irnnwood. M r h , rep«,rt- I M any in rm b rt. rc g a td .il ! ' i. u« t v b *rk ." ht* md,
*•!» i i h«-v
n t . i t \ " le . in. e It g -n c ra l'y wa* cannot take Hie lab* | r **.rt* t»,\
•d 90.
.
N fw Y o rk ruajted undar |tj, "undent.Hoi
^ ^ h I ih -i I t c o n i m i l t * - c
J n J fi'l H
flvg degree higher than Ihe r r r n g rra il tr n ta l.* i ly on the i dl of
J If Thcnia • diMoin,**i • j ,
ta ry. fr a ir d e \m w orn, it -01
r rd September I I of HPT. and »he F'**l'»c»rnla:ive X J n h e n
,r
( 'e p t r il Park observatory, who«e ' ’ r '* * lo tio n p a n tin g m l!».t» i,» »* * ^ ’r i*br
t i t tim e September
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w*« ic t In 1881. read »0 in t k« I l ’ r " | o n.nt» o f th . rn tto n prohl,h * national |ii\i- r n in . n , n.u
ahad*. P ortland. M ain., w ith D2. | M tion d.nlad that the » o t. w a . l ' * " 1 ’* “ *
p rim , n iin i.te r'.
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tent
I I In 80 j» a r» .
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ciore Ume.
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at !• on trill J• .tu d rn t* (unrig »hr fo u rth N a v a l C r a f t B e a r i n g
T o l . m t n e h C^uo W a r k
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S u c o o r W ill B e F o l ­
• the v'h o.il * , im pU tion. |
r a n t o P r o c e e d i n g s i \ i i (..
A ir«t..«| lU r n . lm
4h.*n in«|»nati.inal ta U *
lo w e d B y O t h e r C .S .
•t iiui'iU o
I.H 'I^ u -n lr f e n I.) ...................... the board nnd
\ g a ; n s t I ta c e H otly &gt;« at t I* II .1.1 a-.*
t*. . ltd ill-n g fa cu lty may t*e* e t)*o rtr.|
S h ip s W ith S u p p lie s
Hi* i tiH .*r f.tm m i* bv t tra . h
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\r» M* 4 tf %h». h. 4«Vof,||t«t* \a. ten t. «••...# N LK .it arul supwrm
t »-f Sr**** i T \V Lawton
NKW H I K K . Sept.
12. ^
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n tv ra n a il
( \ I* )- The F an-A m erican A ir­
h**ar.( ’» u*fh
M tim in g
urn
4.1 *t» flu*
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. •f th-* l i I ' a. id. R|«, a * i per
• H . | it NO
* a t « announced re re ip t of a re­
...... .. nl % H**«»l lift*. wm!c «i•a.rt
ll. V
» lUW *• n* n* "i tn r -.fate
port todar from ita rad io atat M. r-.'
(Ion at lie tiie . H rltL h lln m h ir ii.
* 1 '" " ' ••.»**!tr **ih » (uipfU an,l
• *..I d, .
M t’ r
ith l« -iu
d irfc tu r*,
»id
that u n o ffic ia l ootimatr** new
»' *l ;*A t*ni* an |
a if »-\
h*»*. and p o .nh U .«n&lt;» .•(
• «RiP'
place the to ta l dead in the h u r­
»•«•» d %. !»r !»?%•-.. r&gt;• «t|tf*i th*
• *it la-w'ing pupil- a t|| ,.»ni•I... ,
l if e , d
ricane disaster at Too D ir meair . ir
l« .f i« tal'y ••t**-oa.| | I* &lt;• »S* i* " g rant
• f*'
aage 1 U 0 atated a requeat haa
'• s *'•«• -IHdlug f
.............. th**
M
I n ' t n *aul tbl% m orittng
hern hroadcaat for \0 fl pounda
IP* ,f *
i ’ I f h»* o ffrtiP g oi .» tli.it Hit* n«*rt*a«r in a ttrn d a n c r
»»f medicated ro llo n . 2ft pounds
.! t r
u ia v rr th a t fi«* i •• M|I| * | ««- r n l run
’ m* pat ly a lt r ih iilr il to th r
• f iodine and large qua ntltln q
t h. .» Dm it a**’ . 11*•*rt* than »o ,i\»*»
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CLUB HEMBERS ECONOMICILLSOF
ASKED TO ASSIST WORLD BLAMED
MUNICIPAL LINKS ON SELFISHNESS
C a m p a i g n T o I n c r e a s e U , u t l i t S a y s C’o - O p e r M e m b e r s h i p T o F .n d
a tio n F o r S n k e O f
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S h lU fo u th a arraatad and charged
wMh d lio rd a rlg to n d u rt a fte r •
fV rh t i t th e Band .Shall WadnoaSay a lg k t, w t'l have th e ir caa*
’ an M onday. T h a i wore a r ­
' b y O ffic e r Aadorson.

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Two Neproes Who R r p m . n t a t ir . A I* J..hn.on,
hall to r r u t.a t a g n in -t n t *
i„ v
,.|,f ,
o m in ittn
chairm an,
ia i.| fS .
Skipped Bonds Are cprincipa
m r ia ar
gv provitia «| in th*#
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»im ia tr m i
l ro m titu tlo n a l i|u . tlon
U'
| '4 ll •* lkU«l t«» l if lit* .a f ..n il. * i
involved wa* w h .th .r ■■ t i l l that
Given Stiff Fines renuireif
th rv r-fn » tk i t
i
'*
pm ctsslon o f young piles, and snt.Hn r m«iU u,
Two n e g ro ** who rltip p rd town
mat A p r il a fte r haalng been arraatad and releaiad on bond* on
J «****• o f d iso rd e rly conduct r* .
ra tta d at I f f fin * * whan thay w a r*
(. p la ctil bafora M unicipal Judga R.
* W . W a r* in p o lic * co u rt yesterday
la afternoon.
1 On* waa Robert W illiam a who
l . Vlaadad not g u ilty to the ■barge*.
. /A rre s te d by O ffic e r* S h i f f . r and
. /O r»T I t A p r il, h* le ft tow n, hut
. yesterday paid
l t d fin * fo r h a r, i l £ g i| 'ia r i. | . d
w ith h i* w ife at
4 M » t tim e. Ha waa a rra ita d tw o
V?S»V« •« » an another com plaint o f
’ U k ^ I f * . rh a ijte d w ith d lio n U r iy
• A m d u il, and ic n t.n rc d to pay a
1 B n * o f 112.80. O ffice r Gray and
C h ie f Roy W illia m a n u d * th# a r­
- . TO*.,
,
Tha o th e r ora* 8 t* p Jam **, who,
1 fls h tin v w ith a colored woman.
a n o a t id by O ffic e r* hhew ffar
Vichotaon, r h lfg - d w ith diaconduct an 1 f in H | t a , a l­
ba pleaded not g u ilty . Th#
i took p 'a c * la A p r i l I I *
I t a r r u l . d T ng vta y afternoon.
P a r t ir A ngel ta d O. R. I l i r r t , M i t r h ll* men who fig u re d in an
n lo a a u h lU io lli- io n last weak,
‘ w a r* charged w ith racklaee i.&gt;iv.
1
Jh a charge against Angal
a m lsrtd . w hite B a rr b on waa
d to pay a f in . o f tSAO.
or* W illia m a and G ray m ad*

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*r|»rew9*»ri liv e *, m a-n-g n \ »||.| ,f
s b o l u**a bur i t , they h.abl - f f i •L' I ti 41 has# !i«rn «r!e '* I
fa il f.ti t| al-n gnnetinaf | 'le .le ha* not l&gt;Wn flb*«| m thw
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flRST RELIEF
BOAT BRINGS
AiD TO BELIZE 3

Opening

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4UifhoHfy
n f the Houthwe’ t v « m also ntight- Louse whatever
Ijr rrlieVed, Oklahoma C ity re- the many
^ p o rtin g 80; Kansas C ity 03 and u n til *i ,
•
rS. Kl «ewiere l.ie su m m e r! its report.
'wa«
n ..
» *» u n relenting
r tl.n tin g
I lu w . t . r ,
H l|h w in d . «w»pt Mouth i&gt;«. p rn h il'itj
h o t* and Minnasnta and a dual
ito rm ia g . il near F .rg u * F a lli,
M in n . »ven t h . N o rth Lake re- v T m . T n
.h
glona w a r. not ip a r .il. M aull* M i.
M aria iw . lt . r in g undar 92 and
Toronto undar 9fl.
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NUMBER 207

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OFFICIALS SII NO;
CAUSE OF ALARM ,
AS TO JOBLESS'

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CURB ONCOTTON
tlons. While relief was felt In n 4 IFIATn n n i i / i n n
the Northwest, where the RAISIN
G SOUGHT

NEW SPAPER

C a rib b e a n S to rm
L o s i n g I ts S t r e n g t h i'

P r e m i e r D e f e n d s H is
E conom y P r o g r a m
O n ( i r o u n d s It Is
N a tio n a l N e c e s s i t y

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IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y

S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . S A T U R D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 12. 1 M 1

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ally An inallVoluaU e r f M illllt /
fa* di-a ara| |h r |r present *rl(is h at
l 'tinle t« went th . ir neigtibaars. anal
I «’aLine pa-rsijM who «**ek fu «*o*
•*l»eiatv *%ith "lite rs for »he coin
n aoi -Haul a’f huoiA nitv". were th**

N V A S I U N t iT ' »N. S i-|*t. 12.
lA . P . I T in - 11r u t A t m - r ic w t
r i- lio f * h ip H r r iv i- i| n t B p I I xa
tin la y

to A id r n i in if

fo r

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n

h i i r r i i - s i i r w h i r h t ir H i- t ir a lly
ili- s t r u y i- il tin - c it v
A m i- r le a n
R r d t 'r o - H h r n ili| u n r t e r ! i h i- ro
tr im in fo r n n - d t h a t I ha- n a v y ’ s
niinaa'v«'»-t&gt;«r S v\ •» n r * a c h * &lt; l
ttadi/e this m orning
a faat
run fr»*i*» T r iijlll
The ^niiN-at So* i Amenta i« also

*»»• it* way t*» tha* stricken e tty
w ith •&lt;! i l l f iia) «'Hi|»lie* The R td
I m m * i* s l a* planning t&lt;* puirheew

sml tran sp o rt by plane oth er sup*
pile* fro n t the iuu v and a r m f
sic.ivs m t'anam a and oth er C lt l*
a tiding wianU taf a short ad trn l Am erican eo-ntries.
No new estim ate* o f the e i«
at* • a|«'11V9&gt;| a-11 l I the lto \ II
tr n t o f death and
destruetlavy
Ir &lt;\ l o H it. o f IL .lv Cr«M
h«t #* been received. IVevious f f *
►» *cnpa! t'h u rrh .
I»efnrr m rm - l** rts placed the nitvpher o f dead
•'» ■ a&gt;f the Sanford Ijnns Club at more than 180 im lu d in g u
y. ••ralsv
A n i.ric a n p r i n t ! .
u
I- rum Portn K im which
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'T h e C urrent
|i.p ,r» » lo n ".
and
h ii- h
h e. aa te
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tadila
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t-irk e n Triiu
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a y n ig h t by
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manj - in k in g f a it * h irric a n # th . IW-I Crna. m . l r s f
r o iu rin m g tha ta ri.iu * d . x . ljp - I r r a n u r ln g
re p o rt1. I t . l l a b l *
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which led th * wurld in t o ! *h -.rrf i w . r r ountvd that tha t o i f *
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m a il* —4
u - ‘ to “th• . «h«
‘ o r* d u ra .
I
by declaring th a t ...........1,» " '* tfii ,&lt;lu.
il** a
iwwll
i
pre.ent conrlilinn m a rk , as a
°T G** ,l,uw and it
sm
all
in.ai-i lual
Ju » " ih o w i s lig h t
- t .m we have worked un | • ' • " • g * and only I I fa m ilia l agb n g "’ yet he d ll'll ted that ' T’ 1'*'** T°r **»«! C ro Ji aid.
t M and th u nation would
, M IA M I.
Sept.
12. • - ( A .P .)—,
" s » ” m lr«4«tn. " ih a l when an
, „ , , r „ „ lw , ,lf
... .....
^ im „ , F u r hundred dead, i.v e r a l hun*
along a- i t l l bound In. w . -hoi; •Ira,| in jured, and h i l f t h . Iiomoo
o f nearly
12,000 population o f
be , . s r r.nly
. r |f j . h
not lm « moment reineo.lieriiig Heine, H iltU h lln n ,ln ra « , , l» r u tbr»
th rrr
nm )
!» Iran Muys la ir d , were casualties reported by
I’ an A in rrira q
radio
m rs -a g e *
h e i. yesterday as the r eult o f
- iv .
m u lt
. . . I '. t ll. t ,
r ii.i.p
pa&lt;«ag» o f * West Indian h u r r i­
e r . i„ . n f,.r lh e r .„nn i.,n go,., ,n
cane across th * c ity lain T h o rs •lay

large , . , „ lon

for

(„ u „ ,

h#

M vagrr in fo rm s tu o i n f
thw
death-dealing wind cam In •.•at­
ton g ro s .n g ,ta V .. .
” * 7 ";
' M o n ly
. , g t l, '
who m.1.1 . .■ I,e l,- ..
'
tir e d message* from the H y in g
* lm d . r U w b . f ^ l ^
0|‘l •
• •‘ h - l m o - l . r
..t"
, n . . w ork ”
, . | ' J, " I * I K ) s « r t ’ l . y r tlll . n.t
a irpuoM
rt •a'l B
H'-lise.
w hat#
. r i - ' i i . » a , e n n s tliu ii * i* '" * ' f j n" ‘* " " f •» » a * in riiriu w . conT h . a d in iiii-lta -.m n a i-» ' ’ ' i If. II. Ilu r
r|,
r?n.,h .be f
, i r l ’ h 'hn T Ut, , , r ’ l l
VT
«company's
S " P S ^ -Irp
e ll... w
h e ri
'i„ . ,
il.a i.u ijtltd ln ' " &gt; ‘, r.'-w
John-..., ,a id h . h a d *b rcn *1 'w a ll '■
l&gt; r
wlri-wt demon- W 'i .u n . i. |. i» " . . |,
, n . . i „ . J’- i u c w i l . i l t | l;. | | a
m,
alard hv th&gt; n
'
1’ Lratiun.
(hat m n n n ri.il Him . t b .
f
n ilin W r
...............
l r t c r i , lh , ln 4 jllr i- 1 (U. ' * " 4 ' j J J f t " '« h'1
£
' - h " * r c . | t i ll uppr'inth in i bui IV ...n n -.ru e tin ,,
p a rtm .P t th a t
* , n r r a l»
-C 'lU p Snowden, f h a m c llo r n f
IAIM i .ihhi m il ..f work
1 -Isneil.
Slid " m ilier five p n . n . w ill !« v . 'npment of
llu n la
frnm the — i, . i - i i
.L
v^
ra rtm e n i that no oplm.m
t „ tb . Exchoquor. .x ,.|.im .d m . *ImUlMlsI)
* all
’ r ll* Bit' UaliNl I
I " | | | | . I . | « | ea rly nest week
tliil, tune, E e fn i. th * W orld W ar, w h in
ii»
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in
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cat*
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tb
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Wduct.on h i l ' ) V
! r • , , U “ n l* h&lt; ‘ h* rca-o n .
» ,e riiW hi lop re e „ e .| „ n
till, i' » r - known
a - t i n nin-t lia rk lli'»rr Ihnn I.IKHI.i IOh v»*tr mu!)
e ily capital o f the co u n try, wa*
... D iP r .a .i on the ro . r i s , n .tio n
esMh. o n til lb ,
?f ,
«- 2
itb in I . . . than .V) d a yi. Tt.U a a criflca i. I I * Nta.crlbad shut
.»*• •• r ,ib l) un*m pb.) t *1
d u n n if n r t i 4 r«k
pre«#nl •*•- i i ~ . i . . i . . . l -*
, tnknoorn u n til t*&lt; l n **h l.
U in U
•lajr
iH
n'IaniiK
that
Itu
*l &gt; l r •( s*lf• |#|s *« kr n*» i l f t k a'i
In n l I
d' m en,b,,r * Wh° f a r n itT ^ tt w n u tl h a t*
aored Im r o H a t. ■ ,!!« ,. D , . | , r . bee, , f ,b . ro u n tiy had
r - iim a t c f ih a t r. iMi l.iMai ui,. »
-------r w —
w e .''iiS S S rU i . V r &amp; r . 'S 'l l . T S ±
g'l.ie ;
lU m tin u c d on I ’age S i«&gt;
war l.y c a llin g in econnnnc e l-o
■•f t h . a g ric u ltu ra l b ln . Inalsta.1 o f f t h . g j j
l»Iojir*J niH*in« tha* m u n tin i; ni« 1*1
M , w ith a It I) o f 30
p e rn from a ll over the w. rhj fo r „ , | mite f n
,k « committee ra, . , . |
T I . , im .n :0 d,wa nut roaliao h rrs *,f han k« *' f.in iliu s .1.1(1*41,.
t im .
Ihe purpose o f rre u lin g a
how
near to th * edge o f the OOn r ib m &lt;lislr«-a-«.
p ;« t'I
Pun A m erican
A n w ays' laat
kn o 'h e r Itu iy w n k l - i ning t ! „
which so u ld make
Itu m a
T k f)
KeV»v |i/ur»*
, p to flp ic . we have Iw .n .” he
l n l - 4 " C Sruut lin e i . r , , . . ,
5
i h f f f |r t*
17 " iir r d w in n e r-’* to I *••»*.», s.'r'I.e Of TriM '|i No ...........
not
j all bo gh
he
decried
Rusata'a
U-e tlo n ..f ,
n i T ’ - 'T • •
'h o t &gt;he • w r irh A.olrew | | , | | (S
------at ti iU) A. M y . - i, r.twv.
*\rr1
me,hods,
" t have no sym pathy
I
h
i,
Ir-rvp
i
,
&gt;pv
tl)
|(l
reducti. n o f
tK in c fit* .! ,U" T ^T 1
hft' '
'•'
O n* Pan Am erican p la n ., bound
hi
w ith a nation which has athaiam
Haul i I .‘ ul .
pension! a n t a ll im-umrs * " ! ? ' ,
,k
.
f r tin
San K a lv a d ir
tn Ita lia *,
have h , | u - , „ i . _ i i . i i
* ' a l*1* •» th*" 'le w o f
c r,il &gt;.f.
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'e
r
r
lin
g
t
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If
U'
l
.
i
*
’
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creed.
which
Thun, ■
ay n ig h t Ihr- iny*
Im y i hfflj
held *1
droppod n irrtical and o lh r r sup’7
n
'Mu. Kh- *4l ' I•*•*■&gt;I,. , to f,.rr„
is .
litrn.us leasU. , i
fo re , i t ! doctrines and
. * f°
*?
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................ ..
i r dden. ;n,e, t r .s p
If lig lo u * leader, the
now J r a l .
« 2 T tb l
.
I’ l- e in to the wave lashrd h a rh u r
hr
owe . . ~ . ' :
rn u
u id
lii K
In a ll o f
-a .ifo rO ', " ° ' J i “ 7 "
P," t&gt; * ' even i-f Ilia stricken c ity a ft r pit k in g
|co
b^n a rrM t* ^
* ! ,‘* ‘ t 7 " ' " , V " ! ^ m" ‘ h
" ' h ur l n .irt on 1‘al.nottw \v ..,m r
No o ffic ia l d e n tio n
era* r*n - 1
T
h . Kara
TK#
a rm .
j
ri*KI« thgH Ifl.’ l III n il* tM|»Ccl. »#
more
f a " ' each »
potr..|
co n
.ipctea
n t C h u rc
t . in
increase.
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u. . -------. #i»
up m«
th * ir
roulio
shipment
lum
n ttl.
thaw
In
in *n •»*
ntf j.lUNi.iuio
* i Mail M|M-) I' ,
..................
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y « in i ,t D 'd .s, ta---k h ., x,
r r i’* » * ; i k 7i ..h
. l« '« 've
.
v if *n
i|iin v m at iUooiu
v i.
di ro t a. —
to t•«*
h . owwuia
m t l |, m
of m
, nuiTi«»r
h u m o -r .|u
1 lewyl.
‘ *u»c lb
irt#* huruen
uuruarn
*^d .«-r . fi _ . * * *..- * * .
o n _ F - y' I | reuse
o
,n va.l-m s tests, Incl'Mling fir.s *!,» ' ullondan • a t church .lo r.n - u ...
• " '• f » ' th r social r &lt;hm|
Tw
others
wa
held
in rroadite
a debate
lU gg .i. it befora
h e fo r. member!
___w ^ « y A to. hear,*.r "i t*. .'h
t £f Ij ;ih; o; uu;h
i*tim
, m *. h..s
h ' . been
b J » ir i« i,n i , i
"
nr . , , u
• ,■* t ' " ir r h
s* p - ,
,rh ;
. n'H" '
T
- °o u‘
h*r» o
. .r.. h
*id m
..d iCO*
debat. iU
ha
, rr.
» "off U
th vc ic
- nr , «^o«th
1 F
'
*• i fin
tire- m aking by
l y f r i- lio n am i fflin
lin t , ' ,',h ' , s ro lm in a lin g
a ith t i o r y ' i
, 1
“ lh ¥ r
h f r , fu r , r i1 u r „ , , h t , ,
o f the Mena d u b o f Holy C roat ^ ,lon* 1
•» • l* » t* r fro
L
----------------- f —*
i h« -aid
, »nd stool,
" 'r o to r iw
in g present
n ,. '
« l« l. sig n a lin g ,m
amil poring.
pacing.. Ii-' vr
’ •'"'•-er
Irving
p i c t n l on lim
I I suh
.
II I'ao
I'aw ih
ih u
uu
u ld
ld u
a nny. Am
A m erican
.r ic a n sosneo
a g o n rg
Episrnf-al Chureh last n lg h l t n ' „ * V r
m d lta re to w .
l) n (rrp r u A ro
ta n Msy was high rcnis- man off Ihe
ihi 1 ’*n,!n«f I'-'y . Sunday, d e l l. w a a ' . C itin g seditions ot a Itu is ia n i ,f.-f iia. i j send ono o r b- lh o f th e m .
whtch
_.
.i* . ho' ° * ' ^ k l l‘f * * A
which Judge Jama*
Jam a. G. Sharon and
C
(V ®
p
rim
e
r"
given
to
every
I
.
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U
llllllin
w
i.tia
Ik
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.
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l
_
.
_
Krr iirrl it anvi • r * " in ». wkll* the O t u . pat.ul.
- alronlianaou* thoVght and
M ayor
T. L.
t . Dumas
h u m .. itook
, „ l o p p .a lt* ' Tha
tC n«nfa*rrr'H
n f a r r p r l fOi nn Is
; r my " ■ r " , ,o
« . .t
from
M
ayo r T.
Th# le* *tte
! r a M M d . - m m )
VAiniVriKU ll r r t u i l j which ho, i«, . m e m
" " " in g..............
th rm .
- t.-, 1CIS „high
...
.
......... \ \
A m a ri.a n A irp o rt a l n a l i i . aal.l
a ld ^
up (ho question.*. “ K hali V r r * n t **'
score f n 'r n l.
“ T r r . . y „ „ » | | | " M r. W a „
«k'c o " « h n r* *
of
K u a il. V , h r r l t , w „ d„ „ u l w l , w „ h u
F loitp
r idv a c
Ium »»#
it« doors
to the in
i n --' f 11s . ------- I
riw
r.trnt
n o o n Id
o f r k * r * . r Menrtg ftu nouihsra u f Ormaad
M s i nigh- l h . U s h e ll Ib H j ' * H ' ‘w* can not l.u t kn w th a t
(Continued on Page Shf)
I r.tu u a tr'd 20U -Ira -I and- g ra n t d *
dtauvxI/o
n ff in.ll.wwi
- ate-r —
D
indigent ^wtin
r1
i ._.l u• . r i ACtiTO
J *0 ” OJWl a t l w *
tiio ttw o f O rlando w ir a in San­ w c .k l, m eeting at t b . Kco it h ra d
U»« TV*rid W ar. when
*|
--------------------------• tru tion o f p n p e rty . A
aocoiid
U la V t n t a r l"
______ . ___
fo rd &gt; &lt; t n lg h l ^a h e rs. parading
•rm r-a rs . Cnmea nnd con-rvs. were , ' ‘-W • " J hour wns d -s ig n a ltd as V o c a t i o n a l S c h o o l
■nr,sags,
ta ilin g
th a t
aoearal
T h r d .b x t. a ctually ended in • a j
_ _
Ihrosigh the dosn town itic*t« tr • n io ) ..| a fte r a s h o it lu s in .-s srs "
o f p ia y .r , nnJ e v *rv c it l- l
s s r... . .
n , v ..
hundred wars Injure,] a n j about
round table discussion o f tbs sub­ S C Iin a n W J 1I
» # •!.• fumi-hoil hy their hand amt -ion which fo u n t th # U y s i 'm u Ing | ' - n wa* calls t to -top and bow i
s V iii u p p i i o h o r t l y
h a lf u f the c ity blown down, sra*
ject. w ith both aides a c.rtn g yjtr
n iu T
g , s _ __ d rum rurpa, th .y rn la rta m o d n
t h r lr pint In a C ourt o f ll . nor t . , his head in prayei*. th a l th# A l­
d e n ie d here beforv ns* o t thO
to rto i, ac.otding
in
Ralph A .k
at? r f l D I O L i t t o n U r g-.* n u .m■b.ir o-f *p. c la to r- who
. ... D held lie . S tm la y nigh- a! t h e , H*«l f-&gt;rc.a movvsl steadily fo rT h r K a n fo ri V* ra tio n a l School, company's radio fa rilltio a
waa
S m ith, ■c c r.ta ry o f tbs c lu h /
a p plaudet lb # music and
d d l l , C ity B a lt s ta rtin g a l 7:20 o* Im k
j • » H t j complete v irto ry ’•
w h i h has Iwen onder tho a ffic la n t turned ever to the colonial g a r IJ k h t r c f r t ih m f n t i w .ro a arvol
J » r. G. S. Reiman w ill b» thw w o ik to tho *ch*n
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nt
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f
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James
s rn n 'rn t o f B ritis h Honduras f a r
to lh o ra .m b .ra present a t th * F rin e ip n l spewkar before members
Th# ra n d nnd drum r r p « n r- T ,u o p No. 8 w ill take |&gt;*'t • " lh . tarn* d nation wide. a rru :d in g h Mnoghtoft fo r lh *
past several so licita tio n o f aaalatanc# In r u ila f
cunatuaion o f the smokor. I t woo o f th * n e a ly orgam ied U k a M«ncumpanied a degree team lo th is . co g rt, e ith e r as s p « u t „ r - or ran
M r W a r*, who al rsed th a t S u - p :n rs w ill siwn b# open fo r an ­ w o rk.
docMod th a t tha B a it m cstlag In r ; o Scrag Don B id * Ctaaa w h ic h , . . . ,
. .h. .t fo r the
. . . . _______
_ f j didalan fo r admission I . high** fo rd ’*
r t t y la st .n.ig
purpose o
church
membership w ill oth er year’s n e rk . Student* wh i
I t waa not u n til Int# yesterday
Octabar, sould h* * mors i la U - m ie ta to a w y tiw m orning n l 10:00' c o n fe rrin g d g r i e - upon n p p ru x i - 1 scont w ork
Several c.f
i ,h . bo • Join w h a lc h e a rt- lly
•coot w o rk. Several
t&gt; su n ke n desire lu rrg is te r
In tb * school U a l th * revlsad astlm ata o f b a d
ra ts o f f a ir w ith a dlnnsr sanrtd, ° *-1^“ i
a n lid
lrs fo
is -j
w iill
i dg/ rs
­ ,
7 . * k,
, Mo,,ro*
T • c n oK ohos&gt;L
* - m alele
a i.IT 10
i&lt;« ccan
im a
aies
lo r a dami m
-;w
l | seek m e rit b
l.id
J o d i* new interest
lat#r««t in o
our
people
A
t.
u r pvopl..
l m av do so Mum lay between t h * w a * sant to local haadquartar* 9f
and to which prom inent speakora
*
ClAAA BAA aim# l &amp;0 n a u h l f l aian In i t I k * k ra n /k n f lk» VI mwesm!*• ! laws*, f l U L . — ita .
a e ^ d l^
‘" ‘J* th o k ra n e h o f t h . M a . m ic l James 0 . S h iro n w ill preside » « . r ' r .a ly t b . a ttro an r
.v e ry boui&gt; u f 8:00 o’c ltc k and 4:00 th # fly in g rum pany.
'
o f thla ta ctio n w ill b# invitod.
° M ‘ " J* r - T h o #
Sanford men. Ju- , th * r o a n , w ith B e rt F.t l. O. P . , se rvle t I . showing a m arked In* n’t lin k by ra ilin g a t th * arhnol on
E ig h t s f th * dead worn t a i l ha
Than* prosant Inal n ig h t includ­ r f u ^ m ^ l A U rn U n i
i i
*2 d “ n “ h' * • ; M ,u &lt; k J- »’ M cC tolU n-l I Herndon nnd Jmu D. J .n V .r* net c r ~ n * . h / „ l d .
Dm second H o r o f th e IIU1 H a rd ­ b# A m rtk a n Catholic
palaohL
ed: lh * Roe. R . I n tag Iw n tU t.
w are building on F irs t Street.
" h ilw -a n in th p d e st waa re p o rte d
A . F. C u m u li/. R. A . S m ith . T. L.
_______ r - -------— : .
.....
I hson a rr a r g r .l fo r each o f th *
Bu-mes« • curses w ill b« o f- wdatlag. T he ** id o o tifk a tlo M , * • &gt;
Dumas, J. G. Sharon, B F ., V h lt - •hJp «f Mr klam lnl p*n#n. ami
A fte r lh n la n d concert and pa
I U D W W P B W ID F .N T H f A D
K u n d t, am i Wwinesday m a tin g * fared, as w ill as courses along th * ly p a rtia l worm the o n ly
nor, S r., C, J. Humph. F ra n k Bow- tkn g O M ra l wnblic U in vite d U and*, th e hnnd marched in the
r a iu s tm T * .'
c , 1 * l O o P ro t.s la n t ch-irchra, nnd lines u f the s tu h n t* choice. Help In the M b ' R n n n s .
M U . H ayw ard W alker, S. G. G ray, a tls n .j M t k Runitay m orn in g sea.
C lU H a ll w hom a dance was held
K A I U I B I I I I E . O rm a n y . Sept, each pastor estenda a c tr d ia l In- W ill also lot given tn th '.s * who
J. L . G alloway. Frna.-is C. M at ito rf. Leading raligiuns w w rh-rs tn o n ill s h o rtly a fte r m id nigh t. Many
I J lt lo In fo rm a tio n was &lt; n B &gt;
la~
I
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r
,
)
—
Joseoh
W
u
tsn
-n n n ,' r tla tln n th a t avory church mem- # r * in varjou* occupations Those able bora ynslarday aa M b n m
M lh a o . Jc*. Gonaales, J. R. Show- Ih U coaatp w ill he heard a *
M aste r Maaar s and th e ir w is # ' 1 resident 'h f lh * Rapid*!Ir o f Ik s - 1 y . r make a ra U rn to bin church
• ir k in g admission to school ahcul-j tre a te d ky a second M a n , mi
Oft, K. J . RUl. A . L . Batts, u d •ponkera
dnrta g
th *
w in te r .a U. rn. led
. . ,thw# a
na
mir,
r. and
sn.] *an
ffa
»
Han «lncn N #y. ttLa*. died T h a n - I f being present n t n* m any anre- h n v . •nm* occupation, n r b* sank- s tru c k near Ban Juaa, F . I *
Sherman Uhyd.
B ontha, •c c o rliw p to M r. B o n n ,
p o ite j a n a n jo /ab le *ysnm g
day a if b t , aged U .
I k a l aa passible.
ta g one, M r*. M 'u g h tm i said.
(C a n to n e d on Fagn I t a )
h a lm ia n . - n a . . , t , . M | |
-C. r . t a r y . T im p .,,
,{. \

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Has Busy Week Of 'w.g

Varied Activities

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Efforts To Bolster
Religious interest
Made By Churches

Humorous Debate h!^ Lh;pr j . ‘,,0; ^
Features Meetincr K
Of Episcopal Club ^hu

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re-In d ict C * p * n *
on a p a c U W I.u il .te n d s . J u d g / T n Ik arson la s t
Here's what happened Ig \ k *
charges c a rry lo g heavier p « w l* T c e id a p g ranted ‘ MW* -g a a g s ta r*
B ig Show. Am erican Laaga#:
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C E N T R A L P U tR IH A L B A C L 'B
K» aehaw won bis I t t h f i g * a f
THa o ri|in a ; in d ictm e n t, how -1 in d ictm e n t ia n o t fw O tf* N o t r ia l
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The ju n io r Ic ifT w of boys de-JA IH e r a l grand Jury rep o rt on
l i r I ] b its by Ike M arks, headed
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San fo ld
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by w illia m s . T h r Hons* g o t a
m .c a tig a tlo n of prohibition
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W in te r Fark
.-hargrs against MS c a rfa c tH A l
homer o llh to o na, white Janies
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ba
ttle
th
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kept
Y e « t^ rd fy *t R m it s .
lichee trip le d w ith th * ageka
■f'spone was re fu red today by
S a in t«
100 .TOO I I I — #* A T. the crowd on Its fe d fro m s ta rt 1IH strie t Judge Jamas W tlhenon.
fa ll la the flra t. •• Four double
‘U n fu r l
100 000 000-»&gt;MO 7 to fin ish
for pw pb of *□ R|R*
fla y s helped the J -rutin#*-boat
, **rm n o t interested In re p o rt!
hoot
ib s o n
H th tl Hi U s
pitched
fo r th»
Matter irw: l l t r n i n d f i and H
t ie r e lin d 3 to 3. Drown and
on!) In dictm ents,” W ilkeraon said
Taka
D ta d - D n a ta t fo r ooaatlpag
ills
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and
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ttin
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to
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Schlrard
H r din.- ga te np U b it* to the
| A m oment la te r tha grand ju ry
"CloipnE *•
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[i#l*an&gt;l
000 020 W i - 4 « J laid s ta rt, tw o runs coming in in
Indiana, while H arder and Cwa.appeared
before Fedaral J u d ft
this
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nally were niched fo r 10 Eeery
I John lia rn e s and advised him It B
f a p a e m n r e o o a tlp a tk m .
Mattel ica: F v r r ttx i fn.1 W ilk«a; on h a lt, an I tw o hits, she settled
Indian
scoriog
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down in th« second in n in g and for had no indictm ents to re p o rt and
A tkinson and Holton.
spoiled by a snappy doable
was discharged.
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innings
held
th
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down
to
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Mark
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pl.-c, and th * work of lle l* and
The governm ent made no com*
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I&gt;ayton«
OOO 000 TOO .1 M T three h it" I f f a to ta l o f no runs,
1‘o r t r r n l lu ll went fo r n a u th t.
M a ttrrira ; U. Yochum and Ro«I- fn the sevcntli the boyg managed ment on the apparent fa ilu re of
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They *&lt;* three hll# each. Tom the
fu ll
to put over I more run. a n j one tn the ju r y to ta r r y out
rn la iitfh ; |a n c and M fM ay.
* r llr ld g r* . of th * T igers harled
1 the Vth t» break a ti&lt; and w in the mandate o f Judge W tlkerson given
*1 a n I l * auffae
N A T IO N A l. I.K A C U K.
ebotnu* hall I# beat lb * lied
fra aa e o o a t lp a lle a
last J u ly
when he directed it
P .t ’ game I to f.
Ho* 1 to • In opening gam * of
.ftfiii
Adelaide H ig g in s wa«
behind
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-St fsiuiR
ha** a i i m
fM ll* # ,
H e ir fin a l e rrie *. Se.cn T ig e r
.Ml? t t h *
at fo r ih s g trls and p ta /rn two h its fo r mi ra m fo r seven in
****** h«* rlieh**. t a d
New York
Hite, including n In n e r by t ie * ,
teat* In my mouth sad
.MM her positicn w o n derfully w ell, ea [ nings. In the Hth in n in g the g irls
endec, provrd In hr the undoing ( Itrooklyn
■ a a p * ln a .“ w r it* . Mr*.
f i l l p e n a lly aa this is the fir a t g |p u managed to get over cne run un
Chicago
o f Moore and l.lsenhee of the
n.
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.iAA* the has ever attem pted to catch tw o hita and in the n in th they put
I'itts h u rg h
Ho*. Ilrlilg e * ga te up only s it
■ a #. o f
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IW itt Rabun was on the mound I over tw o more runs, on: o f them be- Oain*#*t1K
' Philadelphia
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Poston
would o-rt
.TA7 tlo n a l ball, h&lt; h ling the g irls
to ty in g up th« score
N u ti.m n l lea g u e
A lte r chunk ’ t ’ in rin n a ti
f* * l
* i* * l
AHKM KAN
to m j work.
• r * sl iitout l»,lI f„r eight in n in g .

f Junior League OfjGrand Jury Fails
Boys Beat Girls To Obey Order On
At Diamond Ball Capone Indictment

HOW THEY

it Fielding O f
Jipo Is Feature Of
tan test Yesterday
■ p R. If . C L L I.H M .
o u th lltln g the St, A o
lio y*. you anenid hare b *ra
Mn 10 to «, th# C rier/
LMtUt down to d t f . a t 8 to 1 1 there! When S anford'* aaly big
ampire
llo b y
la in * ,
•P a ft« m o o n cn th# S aint- le a g u t
opening hi* bug# ja w * In ak#utIon# ta lly r * m * In th e ' Ing 'l-a a s h d ic * an tle n a elaian ",
" ta in * .
Schlrard, f lr * t op.
to quiet a crowd o f aboot 1*00
out, .h o rt to n .a t: H I* .
person* wbo Jammed lb # S te t­
Ol«d o u t to s#ctnd; M artin
son baseball fie ld
yeaterday,
•to « lo to l# ft fl- h j and ito lo
t a ll fans of IM * sorllnn were
I P ittm a n l i f t *-j a long fly
f!*ld , good fo r tw o h a ir* . at once Itrarhrd a t If by mayM a r tin ; P eter, «r»nt out. Ir. to » *lll» down and watrh
1^4 to flr a t, to end th# Inning, whal turned out to be one nf
It e moot dram atic apnrl e rra ta
run fM tin g to fa r as Man
In ce n tra l F lorida In years. You
,'A waa concerned
S aint* tl#.l the arora
in cauld hate heard a pin drop
fn r h a lf a m ile ae llnhy'e sten­
h a lf o f th * fir a t; McKinney
to ria n
m ice echoed
through
»d*d oi l |o I’ cte r*; It. W il
- ~ n * h it a lln# d rir# to rig h t field the aarrounding neighborhood.
I ordy m in . it sounded almost
™ • alngl#. and * t - l* arrond; C
E Col#* out. P itcher to flr a t; Capo a* It must In a person a ltlin g
t a * l ta n ke e Stadium
| l* d to le ft, acoiing 0 W II- In t l#
8. M a*t- r i ttru c k out Th# ll-te n ln g la an an n ou n rrr.
added three
mnre In th *
b, on tw o tin g le * anil two er
A nyw ay. ' from
the
moment
_ - _ r A f t # r H. M a tte r* and C lew * Mohy'- v .ii.e died aw ay. * h«‘ air
y * aln g l*d In •u c c rttio n , llc m a n beran.r e crtri** w ith
in trn *it&gt; ,
- ■ • • • la id a bunt down
th * flra t rn d that r tu r ia l g a m * ' h etw rrn
. RR»* lln # ; P .te r* fle ld rd the hall I i p U mH and C ixoa ie ta tn e a r e ­
K l relayed It to lllg g in * on th ird a lity For four snappy inning*
cotch S. M at t*r« ; hi* t h in * w ar ' both tra ns battled awny at ra« h
» J U d , and M a * trr* » n re l on th - otSer, scoreless, w ith the Indians
\ w®F&gt; fr e w * la g g in g up at t h ir l pettin g men on hares M « h tim e,
• • d lU rn a n d rt at • • r i n«1; in l f &gt; h t fa llin g to -core a . Mill F* r
- R tttm p t to cut down Mn«t#r«. wli&lt;» ra x ti*. te a rin g down nnd a.nnn
pla yin g o f f
th ird .
grand fielding t.mh of him , cut
tH r tw the ball in to le ft ft Id. let
o ff all ctuuiroa. A tkinson i *ki w a#
*J® t In M asters sn&lt;| lle rn a n d e i
g rttin g
good support, although
T h f Saints addr d rrp mors earh
h r pitched nnlreatablc hall Tr»e
I ia th * 7th and nth inning*
In d ian *
got
a
run in the fifth
/ ' W i t h the c ir r p tio n o f | m
• hen, w ith two
nut,
|'rnvo«t
Ke«N ha,| m n in «roring
sing'ed In le ft, w m l
to *rcoii i
In every
inning.
hot
when Hogan let th#* hull go by,
th« punch to put over th**
.fC a p o , p la yin g renter fie ld t,„
]* » . &gt; Saint*, put up * brand
(
W ild in g that » *» Absolutely tn
1W U l l l t . It m atte i d not whether
til# ball was h it to short renter or
to h f outer H g * of the fi# Id.
C b M managed to »frt under it In
HUk to (Ut o f f «. r h it., and in
W i l l Instances r u n , •* the 0 .1(4
ff M I t e t d to him
r* h time#
t U th ird out w ith men nn th.
- V l t t l i I t was h i« f'et lin g
th *
- W H the K e ilt' *-n #
,„d
PJjfboably aavol th * 1lay fo r th
. S trickla n d pitched a
h r a u ttf iil
brand o f hall, a trlkin g n u t fi« *
' Wid W alking only ,ui*.
t j f c J l i f l l i n d t * al*u pitched ons of
- § j* k # *l F a m i*. and although
B kked fo r a to ta l of 10 hita. he
•tru c k out n l.i* i f th * Fad*, f it
• f th# strikeouts routing in a ros
• " t w o In the th iid an&gt;| three l ‘i
th a fourth.
. T h f re were l-*« than 180 pm
. N s o u t to *# th# gam* t ju e it l n
la g tha rau*e a t In &lt;uch a sm all
• t U n d a r / r , the w rlv -r wa* gif o r m e d th a t moat of thr .HL A-i
guetlne fans h a j gon* to IM .a n d
wltnass
»o
Del.jint-CiM
Ram#.
SANPO HO
k lra rd . c
Ih

and *rn rrd on ruShr**th‘« do- hh*
The TOO ( ’(n oa fans went wild

lin t, the Del and nine caiwr
hark with a
trn g e e n re ,
and
none other than Hogan, who
had nHen I 's r s i a run. ga»e
D e la n d
one. W ith tw o out.
Hhlrley singled tn (u lh re th at
short, who threw Ihe hall n*er
llr s d le ) ’ - head aa MMrley weal
to second. Hogan
singled
to
le ft, M hirlry
going to th ird .
I 'e r r a f ii singled through I’ rMo­
at th ird . nn«l licitN run* u n r n l.
H lt h th a t fine lead. K r r r a n l,
rlth ru ig h pu tting a im on baseR
fn r Ihe rant of the game, and
ris in g up nine tiila a ll after*
nrion. pulled out of cu rry hole.
fn tha s lit h . the ln d iiriR fille d
the ha scr w ith two uni. only In
ha te A lk ln -m i rad the arnrini.
r la n r e by grouiuling
w it tu
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* 1 E r r o i* : t&gt;. W illia m * 8. M atte r*,
flc h ira n l, l*# t« ri, [Hatch.
* R um b att#il In. Iltrn a n d a a 2.
' Capo, Col##, P ittm a n . Twa-baa*
• K it, P ittm an. L t f t on hat«s, Ralnt-i
- 4, Sanford I . Ra«# on ball#, o ff
■ t t lA U n d 3. 8 tru cko u t, by Har' Hand#* I , S t ilr k la n j I . U ntplra*.
. 1m {M ( a n i A . M a *t# n . Tim # l i l f t .

EC1IO BEE—C it iu m Bank
o a a rtc r* o f eld Bank o f
«baa and w ill raov# to now

MOORE ItA V R N —Local pow#r
a n t d*atroy#d by f ir * , la be ro ­
i l It a t car#.

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NEW! GIANT SIZE!
- - a n old-fashioned HOME BREAD

G ia n t* h a ltrd th * F lr a t * * '
, i | f h l , '&lt; r la t n ly n .a k * . a p la » *r and fa n
« a m * w in n in g . - r r a l i
* h . n th * y w n . l . r how M # h r* i* f i n g
L&gt;
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( iv * h it* I 1 k # *p h i* l*.y » III t r im fo . |h« *nth * f i r * i in n ln * . I „ f in a lly w m
H r* «*i*&lt;&gt;n. l l u l . a ifla n r r a l S lo ln II In I Hay llu h h . il p tlrh r.1 In ,,- &lt;if f - * li« | f h ' u r ‘ f n * l l * , «n l" » «•
h it h a ll fo r Ih * ( iia n i* . w h - «„■ h im i'H •» *""• • » h « d . f- * ilh a ll. hi#
I I h it * „ f f K r * m * r . n .im n. W . hh I r 1" ' ' *
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and S p rn n -r.
l.u r s * a n il V a n ,. •&gt; •**•••* ■” »l&gt;a*rv»r
•*&gt; b#ll#v»
IwKia#,! up in a &lt;lu»l fo r * . v * n in , «h* i «« In n * a . M r h r r h * . a p la y ninK x, -in ly In h a v* Ih * Il*d » p u ll r * • f J im ', ly p * . h# wnn l n«-#d In
w o rry i h o u t p l a y e r s going s t a l e ;
aa-ay w ilh u l h t * r ru n r a il) . I

Ji m la 1
year
t e a t th e Robins 5 to I
L u cas anil li«tlrs s. T h i s
g i v e up I0 hits, w h d r the R«*d&gt; a l n l n l to l*e t h e fullback who will!
g u t II o ff Van re. Quinn a n d «t,ut m a n y a g a m e , ra n k in g «ec j
T hurston
The C u b s broke • nine on | to n o n r r l h e i t h a n Ja c k **THa
g a m e loRing « treak hy rm irder inp I t 'P p e r ” Ro* c r l s , th e t e n ^ a tlo n a l
t vr P h illie t IT to 4. polling &lt;011 *.*t se n io r who Is s la te d for an t h a r
hiir y s r J i m !• d e te r m in e d to
b its o f f .! Flliott, W a t t aa*l b e t
l e n s te in
Mahme w a t n i c k e l f«»r giv## Rol*erta a r u n f * r h i « m o n - y
10 f i t* in th e m ean tim e. I l 'i r a t , h o w ev et, r 1 v-e m a y o i him p l a y - 1
tJ. ,
H a r t n e t t a n d Ma lone hit homerR iny the e n t i r e Yale. N Y.
T * rh .
F l o ri d a .
C a lif o r n ia ,
ana
Vamlerliilt a n d T u la n e
g am es .
Jim S l r i n r f f , t h a t ever pnpuC.ooil lurk w h r r v er yon a r e J i m , '
lar y . a n g g e n t l e a i i n who not
t r h n U ' a n d g e n tle m a n .
m i n t # ears a g o s t a r r e d In mv*
of Coach W f w l rh e ls Hetalaol#*
H ig h Sr hr al har kfl«lds. war in
to wn over Ihe week-end. %l«ll
lag h h p a r e n ts, sa y in g hello |V
him hu n d red a of frleiuls, am t. a»«
Lanai, r a d i a t i n g aoi»l frllfiwshsp.
e g a r a g e , «nlh«siava», an d above
LMTISE DRE38KR
all. th e h ealth y glow t h a t conic**
RICHARD ARLGN
from clean living. D u rin g Ihe
su m m e r m» n lh s, Ji m haa h e r n
holding down a reeponRihle p o ­
sition with Ihe Caca Cnla f i rm ,
and h a s h e r n to u r in g th e w a s te
and plenty lands nf T r i a s a n d
t h r S o u th w e st, l i e g et t h a t | n h
heratia* nf some fine wnrk as a
m em b er of t h r I 'n i v r r a i t y ol
f . r n r g i a eleven t h e
paat tw o
years, an d because Coarh M r h r e
• eea In him • p l a n e and m e n of
ev tr a i r d i n a r y ability.

Up at HI. AJjtuaUn# Dart
Htrnandrt waa a trill# al#sdi»r
than wa* Bill Strickland In tha
plnrbta, and as a re.ult, th#
Saint* wan oul 8 to I. Th# ftd t
got 10 hit# to th# Saints' alght,
but rouldn’t convert tb#m Into
run*. F«d error/ gava tha Balnt*
a couplq af ran*.
Hamandas
•truck out nln# man too.
Red
Martin did a# h# n«#d# l la
got thr## hlta tn four tri##, and
aa a r**ult, la Ihia afurnoo.i bat
ttng an *v#n .400, anlg 10 point*
trhlnd th# l#ad#r, Wally HRan
non. of IMLaad. Rad haa a goo,
rbaara af landtag tha aacoad-half
batting honor.', and ha a«|ht ta
fa hard ta itap Sunday
Thuraday.
Laftjr I n n # s h a t Ik* P h r k t r #
■Ml, • t o 8, In Ik* f i n a l g a m s a f
&lt;fca jr#ar b#iw*#n
D a y t a a n a ad
W lntar Park.
H a a l l a i r a d only
aavon kit*, while hi* a m »*■».. a
m v 4* b u t a l g h t
aff. U rban T i
( b u m . th # termor h i« h ##k a u l a -a.
I l w a . a tight

that brings you real OLD-TIM E FLA V O R

Baked thoroughly
through and through

To-Night
Last Times

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Saturday

HUSH
M ONEY

JO A N

CENTS

S IN N IT T

Aa ■ r r a u ll o f I k * w in b a lk
Ita ia * a r t lie d fa r f ir s t p la r r ,
a l l k nnljr lw # (* ■ &gt; * * Iw ft to #n.
Cocoa ra n, re la H a n fo rd Haaday, a n il r l * * M lla a * * * * # a l
Cocoa n r x t T k a ra d a r w ilk a
l a w * w ith W in te r I'a r k . Ha­
lt e d p it) * a l I l i j l i M
Hand##,
■ ad and* Ik # * c a *o * la I M I ^ a d
T h u ra d ry w ltk H anford. Ha fa r
H a n fo rd kaa p r a i t a ( l a y fa r
h o ik (la b # ,
kaa W ia t r r P a rk .
T h a a d d* a r# Ih c r r fo r # la fa v a r
a f Cocaa'a w la a in f lb # a rro n d k a lf fla p . H a n fo rd w ill a a r tly
tr y I I I bant to w h ip IH L a a d ,

■ad w ith Ik# ka j# k l t t l a t a t
lk#jr ar#, th # ; m lih t p u ll lh«
liM .
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Sold a l O ra # 8 U r * -

York

H’ th v irto ry o f the year, and it
Cle vrland
was a fine one
For *cvrn mi
ningc he gave up on« h it. ami St. |#luir
w ith a lead o f d i runs, let d«»ws Detro it
a t r if le as. the |#(*ves put to Chicago
re th e r s it other h ils In the nest Iloston
tiro in n in g * .Scibold. S h e del. am _
Haiti tented IT hlta to the leagi»e
t
leader*. in rlu d in g
B o tto in le i V ^ Vr wh* 1 *
r **'
Horner.
F risch
and WtDon
rim[
" h,Ml1 ha*

h e l ^ i n d a (de«l twn m o r r r i m oil
walk, hi t, an d
erm r
in
the
*r *r n th.
W ith tw o «. I ag ain .
S h i rl e y w r ' k ^ l . I l u g a n ih'ilhled tu
h i t , Shirley g o in g tn third, an d
F e r r a r i ! hit to P rin u
at
th ird ,
• ho m ad e a wide th r o w to first,
a l t h o u g h J o l n r r h a d the hall tn
his han d s. T w o r u n t f a m e n v i".
The final score was fuur tu one
Asked 10 p ic lic t the suertsa nf
in favor o f f)el*and, a n d ti'r y had th«* K93I
fljlld o g
eleven, Jin*
[j won on five hits. F e r r a i s i was roul.j say but little more than ” tf
l*i muldird by a g r o u p of f r r n t i e d we can only w in h a lf the gamea o r
2 D«*l.and f a n s as he wntked from that tough schedule
w *v# got.
0 the hill, a n d t h e m w a s plenty of we'll be plenty lu cky, although
o en th u iastic c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s »hnw
O i t r e l on ev ery D t l j i n d play er .

lim an, a,
l# r*. lb
N U h, lb
B a rrlto n , r f

Saturdajr
Sunday . '

A Laxative

|OW at last you can buy tMa
big, wide, long loaf that brings
m
1
you all th* homa-lika goodnaa* nnd
appaaranc* of gwnulns old-faaklonsd IIOME-BAICCD
brssd. Erary bit* of this dsUcInus NEW loaf bringsback msmoriss of old-tlms ta H t dsllgkts , , . srsn to
tils rick, dark-brown, flour-dustsd lop.

large st
SEE THE DIFFERENCE!
then tatte it / :

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On

WHAT P R I C E o O
TELEPHONE SERVICE?

Ths giant NU-DO loaf is absolutely dlffarsnt from otksr
brands.
It 1# fun da man tally an old-tlms HOME
BREAD. Baksd slowly, stsndlly, wltk ths oraa-kast
psnatrstlng to avsry part nf tkn leaf. Wall-dona,
through and through.
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- NU-DO is rich in food-vslus. It's sands with Um purwst
nnd ftnnsl inprsdisnts. Waaty i f p w a, wkelsiesna,
woamsnlmtnd aalfc is ponrad into * w » | Riant loaf. Tbs *
U nd little f*iks tkriws on. T hk fe e d Hck milk odds its
savory goodness te NU-DO's bI&lt; Urns U gly fever.
Don’t deny your family tikis wosderful treat NU-DO
p • l e d right

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H R SANTORO HERALD,

Ihe Saitford Herald

FLORIDA,

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1*, 1M I

ma th a n the black-eyed C leopatra,
m y bias la not becauaa o f hat
com plexion. On the whole, I am
By N IN A O L IV E R DEAN
In clin e d to agree w ith D ir n n In hla
"A daughter o f the gods, divin e ly and must s ig n ific a n t o f all, ths c a th o lic ity o f tastes espreeaed by
te ll.
b rig h t h air o f the Cfusen Ijutne- "D o n J o a n ."
" A n eye's an aye, and w hether
■And most d ivinely fa ir ."
black o r blue
This description
from T enny­
la no great m atter, ao *tla In
son’s "D re a m o f F a ir W om en"
request;
m ight apply to any one o f the
T la nwnsenee to dispute about a
three languorous Nordic screen
•ta rs whose h o i o flire appeal Is
so great th a t Hollywood's sm all
hi it iv t . r a tresses a n Ira n tic a lly
bleaching
th e tr
raven
tresses,
wealing the h ig h rs t heels to a id
In'hes, and ra tin g
h ith e rto for
bidden sweets to
u ltiv s te conto u ri. O f course. It's no use t r y ­
ing to he like (iarbo unless )ou
happen to he M irlrn e Iheitrlch, ijld
then it is n 't yircrsssry. And there's
F it* * * I -an1f 1 w ith her queenly
poi»e, which is said In he inherited
in &gt;ume fashion, somewhat vague.
In m the
A ustrian Ihrune. tn d
w ill* her sh in in g h air which is an
&lt; th rr good reason why this &gt; ta r of
grace seems to have Iwen given
o .e t to the hlonds.
The lig h t or d a rk ’ controversy
which hss rs g n l w ith more or less
C V M•
fe n o r ever since Anna l.oos wrote
D
TPPFO
* thesis several yean agn main
c o n or.
rnm ing
that
gentlemen
prefer
blonds is one of tho-e In trig u in g
questions which never ilie t anil l&gt;
always good (nr argum ent.
In
the film w orld at present, whnl
wi 1 the Nordic invasion and Ih r
h1 me gro w n t onslarur Bennett
anil T a llu la h Bankhead, there isn 't
m urh doubt lh * t tne I lomls are in
the as endart
The w o r l d s t as t e In w m n oi
rhnngps f r o m jr a r In &gt;ear juel Jr
It does m e*er \ t hi ng else
The
bi l l owi ng Verniers of e i ght eent h

CANDLE LIGHT

state. The “ Hobo E xpress” is working over time on the
lower east coast picking these v ag ran ts up and carrying
them to the next northern county line. Governor CHrlton
haa called a m eeting of various civic leaders to discusn
m ethods of dealing with the problem. The Idea han Irecu
advanced th a t Btate police should be stationed on the border
between Georgia anti Florida to keep lieggars out.
There is very little th a t m ost of uk can do about this
Xk-KOM *1 Bll ■«*■% Uleswt.n situation as it is a problem which rightly belongs in the
i W I I I 'f t . I t
« W i tM H W j
iM tiie u i t i k t t e r &gt; » a * u t ti
hands of the w elfare com m ittees and the officers of th»M l
fltlttk lS
* * ? * *■_ . *
i l l i •( n t i t l i f t i k i
•&lt; f t e
law. However, business men, farm ers, packing house execu­
E t t l r k a t I t e l t I t s * ( • • !•■ » ! '*
tives, and o ther employers, should, It seems to us, make it
S A T U R D A Y , SEPT. I I , IM 1
a point to give preference to local men when it comes t&lt;
d istributing Jobs. O ur unemployment problem is not *:■
B U IL B V E E 3 B FOR T O D A T
serious as it Is in m any sections. Nevertheless, there are
P R A Y E R AN!
hundreds of men In Seminole County who, a I the present
■Ought the Lord,
time, are unable to obtain work. They should be properly
and d tl|y &gt; r*d m&lt;
taken care of Ivefore jobs are given to transients.
fta re . T his poor
„„ r
The Avon Park cham ber of commerce has set 11 ir&lt;» ■&lt;•
th . Lord h r tr d
lm -example in aiding the unemployed of thnt town by pn&gt;h im out of a ll h it
viding facilities for registering all men and women wli*&gt;
34:4. 0.
P R A Y E R T h y w ork* « r t m ar- Mre w ithout work. Careful rrcords are kept with the view
t t l o u i , Lord. my God, Thou f r t t t l of giving julm to local people first when the parking
la# from &gt;11 harassing fearv.
housea open n ex t month. A fter all Ux-al people havp been
taken care of, then, the Avon Park grou.i believe, will be
ED G E O F T H K FOHERT
tlmo enough to provide jobs or charity for strangers.
It is perhaps n rold blooded view to take of this situ a ­
tion. and there is little doubt, from a hum anitarian sta n d ­
point. it is quite as Im portant to help si rangers as neighIxira. The Herald, for one, hopes and believes. Dial every
posalble effort will be made this w inter to provide the es­
sentials of life, for every individual who may be among
There suddenly
| t the beginning —
us, w hether old tim e resident, or hitchiker from some for­
The tin g le rry
eign port, but the home people, the people who have helped
A n il the tree t thinning
build this town and who have ataywl with it through good
tim es and bad, who will be here tomorrow and the next
day, and who will spend w hatever money they earn in this
city, should be tak en rare of first.
Ask prospective employees where they live before glviug them jobs.

Thera la a point Srhera ta x a tio n
becomes confiscation — when It
goes byonJ w hat the people ran
reasonably pay. Many Am erican
rn m m u n itle i a n J n 't reaching
this point. T a t r ile s have gone
cp a hundred per cent o r more
in a com paratively few years. A
m u ltitu d e o f special taxes a re be­
ing levied. Class ta x a tio n has
heennie 1 rommoaplace. Both busiresse&lt; and Individuals fin d the
la x coltecutf a b a rrier in the way

e f tra M s tria l erpctddeti and persuns I p ro * fv r itjr. A co n dltloo r u k
&gt;1 I h li cannot lo n f continue "with,
out placing tk» nation In s^ poillio n fro m which I t 1 *0 7 taka
yrern to recover. The
present
• Cfctacla o f debt-ridden European
nation a should t« a w a rn in g to
public o fflc ia la to do r t v r jt h ir t y
in th e ir power to prom ote p o t.
rm m e n t efficiency, lim it Ita ' op­
erations to fundam ental govern­
mental duties, and keep eapense*
dr wn,— S t A ugustins Record.

A N D VALUES
not Claims!

T W O E X T R A C O R D PI I E S
UNDER THE TREAD
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f i l i i 14 r t ilip lf til tlMli it

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li* itllwry,

R tcttIp , nn«I rhn tip them
J lo v rm th * Nlicht*
fJh* mnhet n il wiky I In ncl'fl
l l u t i l w t not lov* t hf m.

Kkoats f . i n n - l l l p p e d T i r e s .
rr
and Firestone
Drillers began advertising the truo

R#n»*Di h *r Mur*
A ll th in ir* nit* **ri«l
In hnr ifark cur*
A ll th in g * Rt* tig h t.

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con1 Hhyr nn m#n to f o v t n

WOOfi;

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make* my only wor

'V h ilf I a ilm it th n t th&lt;
h l l r x l Helen h n i more n

strnctlon nud n ctu n lly ilem n n .

■ r at i ng tlin Extra

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Firestone G u m -D lp p e&lt; l T ir o ,
d istrib u to rs of e p c e la t-b r a iu i
m a il-o r d e r tir e s have grown
b o ld e r a n il b o ld e r w i t h m is le a d -

A nother problem with which th«
(Eottnn g rn w r r i may hate to con
ttm J m Ih r N u ilU t r t ilt .

New Cumberland Hotel
• ' • • A w a y a t Sdth RI r e e f. N ew Y ork C tty

Out-of-town visiters will enjoy the ronvrnlea
locetloa and hitoellke almovpnere o f the Net
Cumberland Hotel. The largo and airy rooms ar

M a rrin g * \* ih r

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lo ^ r nt f i r t l
U n io n , Iliiv n m \ I

AMMI fnmOmKklw fas■» f wFami 111

c u rr.

. . . w r in g the finest fo o d at moderate co*L p

Ing r ia l ms and compartsans In
1
Ahe d e s p e r a te effort to intercut
J
car-owners.
|
Car owners bonght more Firestone Tires In M ay, June and July, than In aafy like'
pcrtotl In history. T h is clearly sliowa that car owners are Interested In FlfCtlone Extra
Values and are not interested In comparisons based o n an almost olaolete tiro aim ers
confusing laboratory analyses — in run in glees definitions — Impractical challenge* with
u n fair claims o f twenty-five per-cent savings— and deceiving price comparisons.
Why risk a tiro o f unknown manufacture when you can get tho l\tta Quality,
Extra Strength, and Extra -Sn/efjr o f th o special patented con stru rtfan /eatxiraa o f
Firestone Tires—Gum -Dipping, and Two Extra Corel Pllea under th e Tread/
You get these Extra Coflies—pitta our Sendee and the DOOBLE GUARANTEE o f
Firestone and ourselves—a t no more c o st/
Deft* |g today.— We have eectlona cu t from Firestone Tires,, special-brand mail­
order tires and others.—S ee l/ir trk/ence.—1Take nothing for granted .—Judgofor Y ou n t!/ .

U a l a n d P e n n s y lv a n n la R . R . T e r m in a ls w i t h i n
f c w m t m t a a ’ re a c h . S h o p p la g a n d t h e e t r a e a i t e n
c o n c e n tr a te d a r o u n d b o t e L ^

Y rs ta n U y w b vn ju yxt nn« of
th * hottest clays o f th * sg m m tr —
Wr vnjoysil It, h trsu s* v , knew
hew m urh h o lt t r It wss In othsr

plsrvs.

I t Iroks as I f .v»n A l Tapon*
h lm s .lf ra n ’t ifr r lil* w h r lh - r or
n o t ho’s g u ilty . U m lrr such r lr •u m s ts n rrs u lis t th s n r* w ill the
Jury h s w T
P rtvh le n t lln o v r r announreil thn
h u n tin g srssnn fo r &lt;lurks would
h» r*Burr&lt;l to nne month, sm l tho
vary n « xt ils y m * sm m unltion
fa r to r y w rn t Intu m v lv s rs h lp . Hop u b lk s n pro sp e rity!

I

m an • • • *

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

The p u b li’ h r r u f a M ia m i week- la s t Sunday n ig h t. T h e body was
ly has j* e n xentrnred to serve ordered coaveord by C irc u it Jadgo
n in e ty ilayv l n Jail fo r c rim in a l (ilb b e today fo llo w in g the a rre st
HbeL N&lt; vmpspermen, o f a ll p e o -J s f John i*ope, Jacksonville a tta rpie, shonld be sure they can b e c k ' nap, and Ir w is N o v its k y , on elccap eve ryth in g they w rits .
trlc ie n , on (barges o f being tm—------ —o1p ile *te d I n j the t r i f i d f .
A F o lllrs chorus g ir l who said
R v lle f funds te ta lU a g m om than
• M y d e a r" to a New Y o rk Judge seventeen tbeusemt d o lla rs
bad
wee p ro m p tly sent to JaU, which been subscribed today b y ciUsssa
proves. I f It proves a n y th in g a t o f Sea Antonio to w a rd *
•&lt;
a ll, th a t you musa’t say “ M y d e a r" tw r s ly - fiv e thousand foe relieving
ta a Judge unless you ere euro h * d u tre e s e f those who lo o t poeetssums |g th o flood o f fie p L 10.
•
P ro p e rty damage Is- fix e d a t not
A Now Y o rk man took tw o ( h it. more th a n e ig h t m illio n d o lla rs by
droa to a barber to have th e ir h a ir C. D . Yaadsl, g e n era l.m an a g e r a l
t a t . As he was paying t h * harbor Us* Chamber o f Ci m mores, while
p re p a ra to ry to h a v in g , a sp ra y o f U e death lis t U u o ce rta ln . Sams
■ a rh ia s gen bullota fro m gang- e e tim a U * ra n n la g i t aa U g h aa
• t m aa th * oulafdo kM hd him. a a * hundred dead, la d a d la g fo rty -

rsla U w s.

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Brownlee perform ed tb s eeremoay,
Itslng the YsnD yke ceremony «&gt;(
Ik e Presbyterian C h srrh . A fte r
sevsrsl wseks sbwace the rm ip ls
w ill he s t hens* a t
O sk A v e ­
nue. T h e y have th * r * o d wishes u f
th e ir m any fHeads.
H a rry P e rrso , o f E ustls, was
ths guest o f his sister, M rs, D, U
T hresher, yesterdsy.
M iss N e ll Hsihcoch r e ts rm d ta
h*c home is P la n t C ity
nfteC
spending a weeh here w ith
her
sister, M rs. John L to na rd y.
T here Is a strung tendency now
foreruad connections fro m Uw east
roast w ith t h * la ta H e r e f thq
state, sad w h ile there are already

RL Johns River, ethers ar* being
planned at.practise! polite and If
thee* plane aro carried ta a fa#
yearn any part of the East Coast
can h* reached without asahtng a
Isag detour,
Th* bom of Boa Calkri* was
entered last night while th* family
were taking a ride, sad who* they

t0 ?

M e v e w ^ s *. '
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and avoiding production costs, before plowing up becomes
necessary.
Tho wise farmer these days la one who will plant at
least a few acres o f hla farm in • variety o f vegetables ao
th a t regardless of marketing conditions, he will always
have plenty for hla own table.

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THE SANFORD 1TRRALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA KATl RD \Y . SEPTEMBER 12. lIMI
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Social A n d Personal Activities
MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

Office Telephone 148.

Social Calendar Uith Birthday Party P e r s o n a l s
B A T I'K D A Y
&gt;- The Player, r iu h , r n m p e r il ol
m em ber) of the J u n io r O irm la n
Endeavor and the J u n io r De­
p a rtm e n t of the F ira t Pre,b&gt; tvr.au
Chureh School, w ill h &gt; v r I t , r»gu.
le r meeting at 11:30 o 'c lo c k .in the
J u n io r room a t the church. A ll
•a p v c lin g to be in the club e rr
re fu e lle d to be preeent.
Piano iccitel by the p u p il, of
M l*
Madvlihc M allcn t w ill lie
tftven i t 3 n't lock i t M ira MalWm'e &gt;101110. tu rn e r
E ig h th
S tie e t ami Oak Aranue.
SI NO A Y .
4&gt;r W. E. M iU o u g a ll w ill rn
te tta ln the m tm bpie o f the t en
t r a l Florida Chirr, p ra e to r, A » «
elation at luncheon a t 1 o'clock at
the V i l l i ' !
Hotel.
A
h u iln rw
meeting w ill he held im m ediately
e tta r luncheon.
The Christian Endeavor Society
o f the K ie l C hriM lan Church w ill
meet at 7 o’clock a t.th e church
M O N D AY.
Circle Number T w o o f th.
F ir * t Chriatian Church w ill hold
Ha m onthly meeting a t th r homo l Mra. law- A. t'o n o lry , I t O t Oak
Avenue
Tha Woman'* MLaalonary Sot ia ty o f the F lra l R a p tiit Church
r ill meet at 3:30 o'clock at the
-hureh.
The Sunbeam Hand of the Viral
lU p tlu t Church w ill hold Ita regie
la r meeting at 3 30 o'clock at th.
a h uriih.
The Builnea, W om an’ * Circle of
l!.e F ira t Ilaptivt Church. M rj F
L. Hite, chairman, w ill meet u&lt; '
o' lock w ith M r-. H ite , 117 Ijn ire :
A * * n ii* .

Miss Boyd Hostess
At I*arty Last Night

Circle Number One o f the Firat
Preabyteilan Church, M r*. J .h it
Anilea, Jr., chairm an, w ill meet
a t 3.30 o'clock a t the home
of
M r*. Olive M ar,h a ll. U nion Ave­
nue
Circle Number Two o f the F irst
Presbyterian church. M r*. I.. 1
F ra ile r , chairman, w ill meet at
3:311 o'clock at th - home r f Mr
II .M. H um ility, Ka&gt;t Fifteenth
Street.
C ircle Nuniber T h r u ' u f
th*
F lia l Preabylerinn Church, Mm,
W a lte r II. Uach, chairm an, a ill
meet at 3:10 o'clock
with Mc­
H ugh Wheb hel ut h« r home at
Rutledge.
Circle Number Four . f the F irst
Presbyterian Chinch. M r,. J. N.
C lllo n . chairman, w ill meet with
M ra. W . M. Thigpen, HUH Magnolia
„A v *» u « v at 3:30 o'clock.
Irc le Number Five o f th. F irvt
rvabyter.an t hutch. M ia . A. I&lt;
m ith , chairman, w ill meet at 3:3d
o'clock at the home u f M r*. Mar&gt;
H o lly , 1113 M yrtle Avenue, with
M r , Holly and M i** M a tild a Ncl
•on a* ho*le*ac*.
C ircle Num btr Six o f th.- F ii» t
Praaby ter Ian Chi it h , M r,. I_ H
J o o n , chairman, w ill meet at 3.3d
o'clock with M r.. Elian tlre cn at
h e r home .on the W »*t Side witr.
M ia . Ureen and I lia * H o i Long
a t h '.a te ,,*,.
C J rrlr N u m le r Seven o f the
P in t
Pr abyteilan C h u r.h w ill
m aat a t li e home gf Mra. Stella P.
A rrin g to n , toll M agnolia A v nue,
a t 8 o’clock w ith Mra. A irin g to n
and Mra. Claude Howard u h.at-

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her h o rtir at In nan Mu - m i V it
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l i i f i j t * H i^h * r o r t p r iie , a book,
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Revival Services To j
Be Started Sunday
Beginning w ith Sunday m orn -1
In c , S e p t 13, th * C a lvary B aptivt
C hurch w in op«n a acria* o f re­
v iv a l aarvlcta a t th v ir regular
■bee e f meeting. 10S Oak Avanut.
Y k a p a ito r o f t h r church w ill
R a ve th a rg a i f tho S u n ‘a y acreA r e , which «&gt;» ‘ w held a t
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fi.im c rly o f th n city. T h f cetomony
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SPENCER'S NEW DAIRY
’ On C uunlry Club Road
And See For Yourself Why
O u r Daclcrtn Count In
M aintained Under 10,000,
U. S. Slnndard For
CERTIFIED MILK
Inspection Invited
At All Bourn .
SPEN C ER 'S DAIRY, INC,
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ler, t llh t H tirma &lt;a«J mil akin
trrlU lio n a « l Im e rl Hlfra
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t.'lu .i o o u in.iv. I Ir l u , w.iikol in iwi* ngata*«ro l.iiii.iu-: .mil I li.ivr l.eanl him , j &gt;’
tl.a’.i. ,irc ji.v, (lie Mine. Me ».tyi ll.cre are a Kit
id |i.|vr» ami
like tli.it n.nn.nif through
ihr naif, ol ll.c In to n e - a.ul ao.nei.mei they
I.&gt;.k dillercnt. hm tli.it die way ngarrtiea era
in.uli- ., all the came.
"B*.|i ,a ) , all fiihamw rrrrivc the tame mrt
of ihv u.j; —heal trratiiK*t.l, In- t allml it. In one
f.u li.iv, lu- -.i),. they may talk alamt ‘Itaking*
tlir tohaiioa anil in another they tall it another
ii.uin-. lie a.i), what they uitu.illy do u lo 'dry*
the I.ili.n u h m liu e the iiHiivtine hi llietil- and
that (he iii.ii hint' d u l they all u«- u vailed A
'D iy er.'
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" But when it m in e, to the quality o f tolw rm ,
that*, quilt* a dilletnil Mory, h i Boll w yi; wiuia
faelone, u-c mild, ri|K.- n.liauo, while otheti
think that duek heavy toliaeio it giawi enough. J
B u ll know, toliaeeii and lie tell, me dial it ukea
good ii.h.iin&gt;-v-iiiild and iijie- lo make a ugu-*
"Y ou know how ii i, when a piece of fruit
taatev jio t light —not raw or alu tp or ton m|«
or lasuluv—ju.vi plea-mg and a.ili,tying. Well,
lliaf't die way it i, with Cl lL ST E K Flt.l.I&gt;—
they juvt vuit me right down to the ground-^
(hey aatufy."
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Ot-* w k an&lt; 1:30 o’ clock.

T h a revival acrvkea on Monday
a va n in c a t 1:30 o'clock and
a ll i
e th e r n e ttin g * In the a e rir*. w ill
he conducted by the Uev. J. A.
B a tte n , D. D., peator o f the N o rth
P a rk Baptiat Charch. o f Orlando.
I t a a* f t a t e j tha* m o rn in g th a t

J. S. J.Mdle.

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annnunic** the m a rria g e n f he r

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Mary David Honored
l . i t t l e Ml.*&gt; M ary K lir a b e th I*av
id. w h o re ce n tly re» v i u t d bet
fo u r th fo r th lay e n n iv e ia itry , w i ,
honored w ith a b irth .ta T p a rty giv
en y. , te r .la y
a fte in o o n
hy hoe
m o th e r. M is II. II I h o id , Ml h i*
horur o f thi- t i l t r"* iiin lh t* r. M rs
J B H i** ri ;UWl P iln iH t u
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llu r tis jf th# a ftrrn o o n pa m e* and
C ifit# M a w . r»# r lijo y r t j anti « p n i#
i w a n l tA to l.ouir* M iM irt T W
tim m w h e n in U 'rl&amp; m m p n t
K e lt
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w ith u lar^Tf vnhiti- h i» M iiIn v unkc
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it(| f i u r pink rim lU '8
T h ro u g h o u t th»* a f t r i tH»*&gt;ri p u rich
anti ca k # u fo * 'v r \ r , j Mini l» t# r
an i r r c a u l'*# a si* jf u t . ii lu tinA s s is tin g
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f l ie r * , H o t lieii pan til, M r * II. i*.
M oure, .Mr* J. I*, Jackpt»n. M r t
M. kl r h la n . l . M m , N. J Rtena tro m , Mr-* H, II D a v iil, M r* . I
B l l i f r a , M r*, ,\, K. I tub son and
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FLORIDA.

Youngest Hula Dancer

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A Church Model Built of Aluminum

Modern Japanese Art

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P A R IS — M. I.h e rte re w ith his
m m lrl of the fam ous Jlacre P oeur P h u rrh In th « Mont*
m a rtr* d is tr ic t o f 1 'irU . T h * model i t m u d* e n tire ly o f alu m in u m and was p a tie n tly and p a in s ta k ­
in g ly con structe d h r M l.h e rte r* In his spare lim e
U n lit e n tire ly by baud, avery sm a ll de ta il
baa been w orked out p e rfe ctly. Tb« Job took 8,'JOO hours to lo m p h ts.
IIO N O M IU T . H a w a ii— Many H a w a iia n r lilb lr r n
dance the hul.i alm ost n* noon a * they ur&lt;« able to v.illc.
cute p ic tu re o f “ Huupalo,'* H a w a ii * tin ie s t liu la queen.

Wins Marathon Race

llt r n n O M P O I N T Y

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Seventy-Feet-Long Telescope Weighs 2,600 Tons

TO K Y O — One o f the m o lt e x q u is ite s c u lp tu re i n:adu In Jauait
In modern tid ie s —a replica o f K ls h rv trn (one o f tl.u m a n ife s t*tloua of K w anno n. the Iln d d tila t Goddess o f M ercy I, carved In
wood by S h iiiin Seklno (seated a t r ig h t) . fo r th n Pine A rts
Academy o f T o k y o . The re p lic a Is three feet Urn Inches blab.
T h e o rig in a l. d a tin g from thn P u jiw a ra era. some fig h t cvntu rlea
ago, la Included am ong the N a tio n a l Treasures o f Japan.

J .— A lb e rt M lchetsen Of thn M llln m e

A. A. won thd M« t ro p o lita u A. A m ara th o n «haiuplonahjp by i k
fe a fln g a strong lb Id In Hit* exc e llen t tim e of tw o bourn. 12 m in ­
utes, .IS s tro a d s . T b o u s .im U of lu dldav pn *uieaad«rs ll im l the
H udson f ‘ounty buttletu rd s front W t *»| New Y ura. through ! • • • *
P ity tti Ita ) oi&lt;uo and lun k a t M Ic U e K m lt d tin e a acorn %tv«la
o v e r a tortuous i.oiirao u |i|tr ttiln u tlu g thn alandard lu aru th o u dis­
tant, a of 24 m iles. 3ka yards.

Styles for Policewomen

CONDON—Now helmcta and open-nocked tunica w ith collar
anil tio. am the foa tu m a o f the new n o m .n 'i police uniform , aa
•w n la Ihla photograph ta k ta a t Scotland Yard.

Newest Queen

IlK IH .IN - T h e g lg a n llr T re p la u e r Teleacope hero has seen service fo r th e past 25 y e a r* The
I r lM iiip s w eigh* t i n tons and Is 70 fe e t long. W ith th e necessary w e ig h ts used In c o n ju n c tio n
w ith the teleacope. it * to ta l w e ig h t la 2.400 to m . T h e 25th a n n ive rsa ry o f th e T re p la u e r O bserva­
to ry Is belug celeb rate d tb la m outh.

Oil Well Operates in Middle of California Street

COS ANOEI.ES la a country where o il wella are out la the oceaa, la cemetrrlae. d rille d dowa
through the mofe o f bulldlage aad planted In h a rk yarda, no one In Coe Angel** paid much at*
taolloa to a well In fu ll uperatlnn la the ml&lt;IJl« of a atreet. Tha well waa there Ir e t and they had Id
build Ca rienaga llo u le ta rd aiouad It. Here ta th a odd o il well, [lumping away Is tha caster of 1-*
Cltaaga IJ v 'y ia rd , la U). lo a n a b l e p ja | »W« of Loa Aogtlaa. ___________
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Aids Mrs. Hoover

First Japan-Built Passenger Plane

IIP TU JN . G erm any— E M Ita ln h n rn . one o f G erm any's m ost d is ­
tinguished w om an aviators who. Just before she le ft I t j r l l n , w n
decorated w ith th e h igh ly prised " 8 U v t f lladga” by P r e d le n t Paul
voa II laden burg.

Siamese Prince

Admiral Honored

ROUE, Ita ly —A Sew photo
o f Prtnco Darnrog o f Slam,
daring b la r la lt to tho Italian
capital.
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U A D IU D , Spain—A p o rtra it
o f Adm iral A iu a r, t h . I’ rem ler
o f Spain. wearing the O o ljo a
Enelga of tba Tlilxon da Oro,
w ith which K ing A lfo b io d e o
rated him Immediately p rio r
to the rulor'e departure fo r
England. . - —• — * - —J

Noted Child Linguist

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SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBKB U f 1MI

COLLEGE AND PREPAR ATORY SCHOOLS
ARE DRAWING BIG SANFORD GROUP
Subscription Bridge
P arty Given At Club

M i t h m m « c o lle g e * a n d p r t p a r ■ to r y « rh o o |*
a lr e a d y &lt;&gt;prn a n d
w ith o f h r r * p la n n in g to g**t u n d e r
w a r tn th * n e a r fu t u r e , m a n y S a n f&lt;» d h o m e * h vvi* B « n t i l le d w it h
• n ** m c **p h f re o f e s r if e m e n t d u r m g th e la * t fe w Hu) * an c e r ta in o f \
t h r u m e m b e r * p re p a re to d e p a r t |
fo r *ehoin|4 o f th e tr c h o ic e in n t h - j
e r *ee lio n s .
T a lk
of
fo o tb a ll,
'r u s h i n g / * f r a t e r n i i i e i . * n ro H tie :* .
and th e n e r r » * a r ) , h u t in to m e
n « f«
u n p lr a * a n t ,
- o b je c t
of
V « *iiip e * " M b# tn g h e a rd w h e re v e r
u rn j |&gt;; o f &lt;o lle g e s tu d e n ts o r p ro
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Social Calendar

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R p t g i r * C ulfe p e
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fr o m
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HOARD OK I’UHLIC INS"TIU;tTION FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
T . W. U w ta a . fte rra ta ry .

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MCLUCAS FINDS
SQUAD DRAGGING A ATIS
IN SIGNAL DRILLS DIRON i . _

Drunks Told linn
ToDoveTTieirCsre Named Agent For
For Certain Period Pontiac, Oakland,

((\atinaaa. f r e n Pago One) •
told to alay oat o f Urn dyiTtr'a
n a l for 30 doye, eng Warned Ikat
ante** ko wished to servo 13 doye
faeltoUana to the
la Jail ko moat remain t o gOod awtomahih*.
proa portico buyer pad Ike aatobehavior f « r ale montka.
Ola Meltaa. wklta. charred with mebOoat la rtn em i were feared
hoing drunk, plradcj gialty and forently by VoU* A. WKHauwa. of
the Sanford Batch. Cfe. which affair.
10. — 1 ________ .

Hard Workout Brings W e a lth Of Material
Only Pessimism To Expected To Assist
Former Gator Back M entor Tq Victory
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ATHENS. Ga. Sept.
(A .IM — While a aotoraa
aqnadl Nicholson amatod him
rtecutao Ita formation* among tka
Angel, and O. B. Harri­
m l clay Kills hare', Ccnch Harry son. wkite man w ho figured la r
automobile acrideal L _ .
Sominolo High olocoa
Mthre'a thought! tom to Geor­ weak, baj charge* of
rackfea*
Park. As nearly to gia’* “ fo u l to-roast" schedule anj
driving again*! them f -*

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By PRTKB UCH A A I,
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Dummy arrlmmage and plenty
y ,* _
I of it featured yesterday's throe

la Now York

CHy

iy
rku . i__ y
attaraa
tko litaata and too ,

. tko rookie* and illg h lly experienced'
feasting tkclr
National hwnl football player* tat around,
i rlcafe. now kail aad alL the conch tent two team* through
trrim atget ln which each of the
Harw a f T la A Vrroan
l want all tka way for tko toren playt he ha* l*eued in far
i altowlag I t hit*. aad •ere u**d for several tlman
Concluding the afternoon’* work,
f being la danger. Fltsaiato «
» . started. hat gam way ta i oar I ** *
they 1while aH working aa hard a*
‘ w, tar
far ina
I bo i.iaau.
GUaU. They

dreeb o f Sanford potemm bare
afelted too Magwolfe
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aad iaepocted tbo bow rggirttb
T to bow Pau lar. w w d h n to
U r. Williams, fe ona o f t t o ---- •
. . . . . . .
,
boa
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lh* ar'diron f » r t « * r . ha.o In until Frsdar fee touring. -X.___ aceeomirmUy p X e d car bn
k illlam* and O fficer Gray m idt oeor handkg la long yenre aa an
•tore for him thl* year.
automobile dealer Selling tor fear
in
eevt
igut lea.
Graduation took only a
lig h t: ,k*o i»r r w U„ after
.
r ---;---------(ban **30, and romkiniag all tbo
foot urea o f a large aetonmbUr,
toll and Harry had cipenenced( with pmsesajag liquor, and t.
lirea. 1 I M i l .
playrN for »*ery
position. But | le»« driving, pleaded guilty l. _ Including actia
. . . .
WUh * “ rh ,n rin tlin g | 0 - g a m e , * * • fi**d a tutal of ggn, j j - ^ I___ .

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( ’all forma
Bp 14 hi to. Inrlndiag The rnu,d ho n peeled. *ppe*rrd to he umveraitr. Southern
and t e c n Southern conference op.
* * “ “ 100 which *tarted a 1it P*°r thapa a* 1.... ...........

___ rww rally la the eiglh.
...
i9 W rnly Giant able ta dn any
tktog agalaat too Tanka

imfem w__
to .

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itlnA safety four ilmou. three
jm hits, ona on an acme. A U*

Ktlpp Blair

and

Annie

“ 1 don’t kno
with them
commented
toted the pigakl
made by U*he

Well at the Oakland, i
pawl la the automobile !
pohBr with mack effect,
v Mr. William* ha* x i v n l N a t l
•r» ami Oakland* on toe tfe w at I
all time*, and arge.1 hit friend* ta
vl*it tko *towruom aad dries u i t 1
uf the model* at say time. I

kanner.
l-cvi
|aopnomore
.uphomnre
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r&gt;illl&gt;ack. G r a h a m 'I 11130 for hi* •part of lb . d i.tjil.
r ife *
Irannon. andlw*.m
llarrt.on.
big
into
renter of th. . * " " • * h,U
k Ik
k_ enough
tt ae .. BaUh.lcr, M
**0 •the
Bf CWntPr
fi
tH
im to ditto a truck
thruueh "Vt m
. . ...
..
. streak
ou'Jd i n
line;
u ., . .|4-Vp«,nd
uf di*mi**ed- Officer Shaffer
b tw fll J
Iks SSSM* 1 think th iy ’.l ruck through
remember ,■ me of
. pllnrh|BC Kalflmck and' lh# , r t ” U '
,
______
P U m are now
under i the*e ngnal* from
ln*t
mm year *tod
“ * plug (.nr of ||lto end' with a |*MVTh* ra»# of Blair Haatf. roiorrd,» Mrm Srn #1 inha • M- O w j '
la play a game between Ike l that after fiee
day* of nirht
* rharfrd with aasault. was Irmas j f'hapt •r, Oeder nf Iwdlolay, ip Or
Yaakm. far tko name par l»kull practice that they'd come poun-l •ophomtiif, W olf ton
Batrhel'.r ha* never played ,&gt;*. f * 'r * l to tto vnunty oeurt for, laadiu. worn ba*T today deroratmg ,
____
I* "'1 here and run thee# *ignal&lt; ter, but he looked well in spring1,c,ion- D fflrve Wilcua and Gray, the Orlando Couatry tln b where
E ’
like clockwork", he .aid.
practice and Mehre i« eptlmfelie , m* J*
I tomorrow sight they aiU stage
Hat to be outdone hy their
Evidently tthe c&lt;mch mean* U The lighter but more eiperlenced'
r.vMtontly
itin la that
ikal the
tlnm player
nlam.. who
-to ll. W t .
.
a
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_
.
.
j
tka Cube andWhlta Sot Indicato
McWhorter t* ready If ItatrlKlor!
booked up in a game for make, that first team .,1 1 to u,. fail* to make the grade.
r t t o 'w m ,
&gt; » " “ "•
,P '«&gt; *r »h o know. h „ tlg n .l, Homer
fir*,
Key, a Junior who wa*
tka W hit. Sot park, paid . f ,J,. U t t year he ha.) all kind* helj rut la*l year, may be Geor I
tto
, MS.
^
^
Bf »"*•«■&gt;• • ilk wmc uf th. play. gla't Alhie Booth, lie'* tto fait« M
t l o lU n, |
“d
Wh°
•« ha at a In.. e*t man on the field, a weaver and1
hip-ihakrr who, in pracllre. leave*
p
the tacklei* imply-handed. And 1
«br«n run*.
„ . h . double I P bat t r ^ t u b .
i?
*'
how he ran pat*.
k two on. and one with . .In
F ,.7» " * ? ‘ M
Herbert M afftt. last year's rap- (
Cayler and Engli»h furnfehrd
,,
. . * * 1 ' r' ,n&lt;*
a tpertacular fielding which
" f ‘ k* pla&gt;rr* that they tain and end, fe M’ hre't only real
what fe* . c o r i n g l'‘“ ,n , ’r* r* ‘ ‘f " * 1' •••nr P*»T. at lo**. H » .till bar Vernon Sm ith,
i nnrt.
at one flank ani depend* on Wulf ,
the Hoi had.
______
A Ilea linetip of fir.t stringer* •on to fill the other.
The tarkle ami guard poaitlon* I
• T o a ly two game* Were played in Kaoner^
1 'r**0" “ n,i are well protected ami there ir
tka Big Show yr.tre.Uy In the ^ " " ' I t to k!
an ample »upply uf torkfi. I !er* j
a National, too
Itrate. *ank the; o ' " *
,k
;
■"«' Auatin [townaa, w hite HU yard
Babin* 3 to I at llrinie Motata
•* ■ " ■ " ‘ •i banner at
touchdown run from ktckuff g n iv !
.. attebad flee hit ball a. againel ,rn * ' r ; *'" " H e r at quarter; Ileal
Yale a rial tcare laat yynr. will to [
•H m ach’a s e v e n hit offering, i * , | *
■’ T*!,
h* ,,; •"'1 l ;n'*- ■luartrihark and captain.
Jack'
.......................
...........
|n
"M"
V : : “ « »,UIJWaaer
wa. the
man-kwoh
!minV
ful&gt;-» '“ »ked
'“ “ kedpretty .
forr •a wl,lle.
while, hut
hut many of Robert* wa* all-touthern fullback'
pul the win down a* the Irxi.1 f"
last eeannn and . handler ’ ami
f eighth .tiaighl lie got I 'J * " 'w U , o r » wnmfered which ol Dickm* are crack halfbacks. Ilu*.
h lto including . koto* r, ami
| ,l r Mott.
.oph. more *.n*at,„n

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Be Held In Orlando

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All in all. it* a fine outlook, but
“ Mthr»
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‘ ul'
.tation," .long . rond blueked by
Digger. | Virginia Polytechnic at Athene.

L A N D
T O
T e r t f b 'f T
. PU‘ UP *
r**Kl 1 ««*Vale at New Havan. Oct.
[ N C R E A S E D ' fJut k
r ,r h *
K . * i « r , to:
North Carolina at ( hapel
I l U l B U A l J n i ;
have In work har,| to oatU at, llllt. Oct. 17; Van.! thill at Atk■ M n _ u __ , 7
_
‘
,
j Tl ,
* " • of 'k « eml po«t* tan,' ena, Oct. 2-1. f t o t o
al G a in ^
• L (CawUaoed I ron. Pago Ona| .and n merry fight I* predicted vllle. Fla . to t. 31) Now York uni
ganaourea Snow .ten will not rovanl , there
ver*ity al New York, Nov.
tka m w taxes until aflar Ika
Kn.m all indication*, fnarh Me. Tulane al Athens, Nov. I f ; Au
' BtorkaU close at i I*. M.
|j»ca» i« going to hate a heavy bum at Columbus, Ga., Nuv. I I .
" /Bporulatlun rontlnued yesterday line wltk two seta of batofield Georgia Tech at Athen*. Nor. 2ft.
"
rdn g their egact rharacter men. A tight haekriel.1 and a ami S'uthcrn California at *
toiler still told that lowet heavy Imrkfleld, both &lt;umpo*rd o f 1 Angela*. Dec. It.
.
was would be brought wlthia first clast players, I* s'mo-t a I
, R a too pa nf the inroma tag. In­ •uro thing. In kia henry Knrkfiabl,
f ■ g a a i'l dutle* are eiported os I he c m k can put Fourier
. Btoh gatoaodities g* tobacco, beer, quarter; Kinfew an I l|r*ler
■tons aad eplrtl*. tea, sugar an' halves; and Rntiminger al f.|L
C E N T R A L FLO RID A LK AG C B
Pro vl* ion for |3QOjOOO, In hfe light harkfield. he can put
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la the east of a radio II full. T ry to stop either group,
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Opening day at echoul may S t A u g u s t i n *
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r. Every owner of a radio ia bring out several
player* who W I n f e r P a r k
8 II
J33
it Britain must have • h have *o far not reported for duly
named Vlllf,
11111*. imm
from the
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f Theater* and greyhound racing ■**“ * k*11* • ! Georgia, made hi* *p. S
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*»uch action, he np- B
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pavred tonight
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. la resorting to orilrr* in council 1'
"1 a young player.

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LUMBER
HILL LUMBER CO.

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HOW THEY STAND

' H r atakiag economy
measure*
affecliv* th* gneurnmvnl again In.
(b a lo d Ita dotrrmiaatioii ta aao
.garary. weapon In rarrying out Ita
R w araat T k »m order*, like tto

•reclamations af the Tudor mon
4**ha, da noj roqulre parliameats
tj apart ion.

■1Ttoy kart
k *™

a aoiioua n p tU U M

; I f British
ah ipolitical Malory.
, . Praiongcl
t**d J1 U U 1 , la the opin
KacDuatM and hi* cablaat
*•. would p, event t k a
r tn U k lU W .n t o f world
« • la British cradii.

Tbo Wa-'tiainattr equivalent of
»
American fUltoalar, ttore»
will ko blocked by p rli)
(■mil Odlcla which will ponall
&lt;*»&gt;■• dabato a* rack
, « m Krtlaasaat r ta tm lu at*
p M « a* Snowden's UaaUon
i * » « »ko Tradaa Unlaw Coaraaa, to aoaaioa la Briefed. will
&gt; IH « la atadomic discussion af
» tm*. altorwaUv* prapoaat* m l
*w a N to natot Ika aalloaal tri4 W * w are ||) To replace Urn

FAT MEN

I don’t ram tow fat you arw or
bow muck you koto to get out
and walk a couple af mile*. If
&gt;ou Will taho one half teaspoon
• f Kruse ton Salta In n glass of
hot water oeory maralag for 4
•**ka and cut out pastries, sugar
aad fatty meats—
You wUI fool go good—an ewertell* aad tka art* for activity
will ho &gt;o groat that you will
Immenooly enjoy a dally walk
of aororal mile*-and looa fa t
WMlo you are loolag fat yea
w «l ko galalag la oa orgy-U
/Bf.ur* • • ‘ Mlloa. Year akla
wUI grew clearer aad year oyer
•u i sparkle with the good koaltk
that Krutckoa brings.
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Ikat yon meat ba Jayfelly ratio,
fled or money hack.
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TEN YEARS'AGO TODAY

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font *•• wool* aspect
didarth g froan snth
sows exactly what 1o
y Ugh decree o f dlaboard advising firrn-

Ac to obtain wort, arid In go doing
rudoerrd himself to the people of his
i a policy has not helped the farmer
bnrinca* conditions at oar country,
advice of Henry Ford help to relieve
i dangrroa* to the fanner's welfare,
h o f the work toed In his factories sn
sd for the cultivation o f vegetables,
i that all workingmen put in a few
re feet, Af some farm product so that
something to eat. The &lt;]uestion natti­
the fanner ever to adl anything It
grow Us ows foods and vegetables.

A manage to former service
■an was delivered
at At hustle
City, N. J , today by President
Harding during hla Sabbath netiv.
Itics at the oceanside. which in­
cluded attendance at church, an
address to veterans, of the Fifth
division A. f l F. and an hour’s
s t r o l l among tho board-walk
crowds. A fter attending lbe Chol­
era llaptsit Church with Mrs.
Harding and his other guests,
the president found several hun­
dred Fifth division veterans as­
sembled In front of hi* bench
front hotel when he returned
Standing on n chair, the Presi­
dent urged that former service

deal him a- floe to ld fountain pen
with his Initial* engraved there­
on. Mr. Berry
prises the g ift
very highly, and w ill keep It In
loving remembrance oI the many
good friends ha ha* made among
the agents o f the titale.
ftaturfa; afternoon the brides­
maids of the Peck-Whltcomb wed­
ding party, the Misses Ethel
Henry, Dorothy Rumph, Sarila
I-a lie, and May Thrasher enter­
tained at a miscellaneous shower
at the home of tho Misses Henry,
in compliment to
Miss 7 Helen
Peek whose marriage lairs' place

la baa euffered sums very tragic accidents
mot few month*. with several children numthone ncriotmly or fatally injured." says the
mu. “ Now that tbomwnds of children are on
each day, there is Mad for greater caution,
srvtml accidents among school children last
tition o f these may be avoided If parent* will
y instructing their children to be cage full in
Street*.
-- &lt;— r * wt ftfTX
A enough for a m ull child to be warned of
’ wnwt be so instructed a* to have some fairly
i rtf the comparison in speed of an automobile
w . X little child dashing across • street can
gunge the onrush o f a high-powered car.
ritius can not fully protect the children withamtfea sd their parents. Very young children
e sent atone to school but where this can not
they should have every passible safeguard
■motonoe most begin at home. It is tragically
*ny ■accident* are the fault of
driving.
sen the rregonsibUity of the
is largely because of the cared pedestrians that accidents
med h Pensacola. The driven
courts, may be fined, even lml return to a child Its whole
if these have been Injured, or
L baa met its death.
By enforced—on that we must
m very danger that makes law
parents should use their every

for Jacksonville where she will
*ptnd several days as the r « l
cf Mrs. Ralph Roomlllat before
gnlng to Tallahassee where she
will attend V. R. C. W.
Mr*. Mary Higgins and dsaghtrr. Adelaide; Higgins. hare returnej from a delightful visit at
Dajtona Beach.
Mr.'. W. M. McKinnon and little
daughter, Betty, leave nett week
for North Carolina where they
will spend' the winter. Mr*. Mc­
Kinnon will be greatly missed in
the roe 1st world this winter. ' 4

a r e y o u Ge t t i n g q u a l i t y
FERTILIZER—Oft JUST A 5*5-5?
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Open Formula
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No Filler
Oft Oar New Lfcw P H « * Before Baying

ATLANTIC &amp; GULF FERTILIZER C0.
JAC K SO N V ILLE , F LO R ID A
C. D.Cm m Iv Sanford Agent
Warafcsosa—2M N. Maids Are.

■ tana product* Is rrrtasady not helping the altuaTbe y r d is a is skA one of a scarcity of things to
wdher o f faulty distribution. To attack such a
by farther farm production is as foolish ss if
n , if such a thing were possible, should build their
anabUca and tractors. I f the workingman is going to
ue buying frtsu the farmer, the farmer will be
bother it pleases him or not. to stop buying from
Industrialists, the federal government, the farm
sd eusynne cine, may as wril recognize that the
famishes the most convenient way out of this
a Should a way be found for relieving him of
Ins emps at a reasonable profit to him, be would
toty be able to buy the products of manufacturing
Sack purchases would Increase the demand,
names* mm now miss, would start the wheels of
taratav. and put men back to work.
(ting snore, when fields and warehouses are already

byterian C h u m .
M b* Dorothy Humph left today

Phono I M

SPENCE ITS DAIRY, INC.

Agents

NewCumberland Hotel

Geo. C Harden, Mgr.

B v a a d w a j ak S-Sth S t r e e t , N e w T u r k C lg y

other day, when hi* ro lg n a lio e
wa* read, the county agent. pres*
ent decided to lend Mr. Derry a
token o f their appreciation, and

FARMERS HEAR
EXPERT T A L K
ON RATE JUMP
(C cnllnued F rom P * s * O n *)
completed opening
thousand* o,
acre* of fe rtile
land* to c u ltiv a ­
tion, and expressed the thought
o f the «luh In as) In * th at Mwg
a r * absolutely
opposed
to any
ra iio in f , r i | h l rates from F lo r i­
da, a* recently ordered hy the tn teretale Commerce Commission.*
A short round table liirru rilo ti
followed M r. Robinson’* ta lk , and
many of the grow ers asked
tio m relatin g to points which the
• peaker had raised. T h e general
tenor of each questioner*' d e .fr*
fo r knowledge indicated that th#
seriousness o f the situation is fe lt
on a il side*. Th » possibility o f ra*
fH g vrated beets and trucks hand­
lin g Ib is section’s crops during
i h * **ason was also raised by on*
o f the growers.
Im p o rta n t among (he m atters of
b iw iite i) browfAL up .s a a .th e e U « .
t it o o f officers.
H)
unanimous
vote of tb# group, F red F . D ernar
was re-elected president o f tbe
club fo r another te rm . Re* P ack­
ard was
ele: ted
vice-p reniijrnl,
and P hilip R. liach elected t f i r t *
la r y and tre a s u re r. The board o f
directors Inelsdes
P « t*r
Thunton, tin * Kchmah, and Fred Z l r -

Among tha growers and.stW p en pre**st to hear Mr. Robln» « s were; F. F. Dutton, Hr., R. B.
Chapman, J, C, Hutchlnoon, T . J.
McCIono, Roy fiymoo, J. KL Clair
White, IL J. Lahmas, F. N. Whitekarat. A. D. tihoentaker, Jake Bollay, E. J, Cameron, R. F. Hughe*,
IL E. Htrndon, Win. Ludwig, E. W.
Stlka, K-W. Fits, R.O. Hlcklcn.
San Yount*, M. II. Spanrer, W.
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n
IHunlir,
I U l H i T t , , F.
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H. pShepherd,
C.i IE.
F..
Darker, C. L. W *lk tr, J. ft. Kel­
ley, B. A . Howard, Sr., B. A.
Howard, J r , John Bolly,‘ A. K.
Shoemaker, Cel Dennis, E. J,
Meyer, Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Btothssaa, (iaa Kehush, (i. IL Brown,
Fred ^trranner, John O. Boeder, T.
F. Adam*, Harry Thurston, P *t«r
T Kenton. Fled Tho rat an, Nick
Eemovesw end Dare G arrett
A b o Philip IL bock, Jo* Ksla.'h,
A. Cur pan y, K. f .
Dutton, J r,
Fraak Chare, J, ft, W a lk ed Kogave TenrtUlgar, R. H. Mvbhred,
Roeaid Moirhead, Hugh Totosnre,
Res Packard, K. M. UsDmrey.
Bast es Stsab, Otto Kchin*ht,P, I.
Hraaaa, Fred Bolly, l « l l « M t .
V. L
Smith, C
Bell, dudfek
B a to n , W. 8. I emit. Paul P »a * fc
lleorv Schumacher. Jo* Ltlnheiu
M as Leiahart, A la * U ia h ir h L
P. Mills, Goorge Morgan. Jssm s
Wilson, M. E. Shelby, a P . H .'re­
dan, A lt * R. Johnson, Charles R.
Dswaoa and Waltar Edwards.:
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Oat-of-town visitor* will enjoy' the convenient
locution and homelike atramp tierr o f the Nsw
Cumber laud Hotel. The large sod airy rooms ant
comfortably furnished.

Hutchinson Tractor Equipment Cot
ISIS W. Central A t * . Orlande

Dining room conducted on a non-profit basis to
• • • serving the finest food at modoratm cost, f

Phase

AUTHORIZED DEALER
OLIVER HART-PARR

Motorists have garage adjoining al apodal rates.
Transit facilities at or.or make both Grand Cam

TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS

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USED TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
1 latematleaal It-M
3 Fardaoc*. 3113.00 te I IM .N

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Used Oliver harrow*. (13.00 te 43.M
O ee T ew Hestea aide plow, (13.00

Learn what a difference
six cylinders make
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Step out o f any other In w-prleed
Chevrolet, anil you’ll learn vrb
l b cylinders make,
“ IdU” the rnglnc—and the wh*i
ifiurijr Open' the throttle—tl
mtonfy. Acneleratu—throttle tlowri-vgo (jfkvfi
or Ally—and .this aiuoolhnrss stays wltlt j ou
whatever you do. For alt-cylbtder ampothnei*
Is built Into the motor—and objectlntytl»H
vtbratton hevge'even starts! !V ‘
Yet smoothness Is only part o f )m ir liid ylh vlrr
experience. Thei

le g o n e . T h e r e * *
greater cotrtjctt, ber e u r e b u ilt - In * m o o l b -

rwngf.ij.
airre&lt;e**J

t o n dpe^i&gt; Ueu Mm driver pe passengers.
There’ * greater fikiibillty, bemuse the powerbnpulvra uf u »1« overtop. And rsepockse Is
more positive, performance more eUatle. A
eig. lv nyteh matter to handle/
And pvilcu ^fl/i If you raise die hood o f a
Chevrolet, spd watch the engine naming
» mmthly and steudily. you’ll vcalUe that Ms
rvU u tk t oiap mewn greater depiin/sHJhy. .
You owe It It) yourself—to Met and drtre V Chfre
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HERALD. RANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1931

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TAX REVISION'Church

A r t h l i t i p S REQUESTED BY
Ofrw

Personals

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With Mrs. E. 11. la n e -. Mis. G
Friends of John R. MacDonald
E. McKay. Sin. W. I . tlarvry, «il| ur glad to train that hr i* j
Mrs. Ruger.e Higgins. Mrs. Ralph fimvulejM-injr a fte r a recent 9 *rk u 5 '
,
Guo. speed and Miss Ruth Hand illn r*» .
as hostesses, the monthly business
and social meeting of the Daugh , Roy Drift left y««terU«y for Mo­
bile, Ala, where he will
trrs nf Wesley Class uf th j First
&lt;omf time.
Methodist Chur h was held on

FR ID AY
Th* Women Golfers of tbe
, Sanford Country Club will Hare
I benefit bridge party's! &gt; o'clock
at tbe Country Club for tbe main
' •nance o f the rhab bouse
The Junior Christian Kndraver
Society o f the F tu t Presbyterian
Church will hare chair practice at
7:30 o’clock at tbe borne of tin .
G. If, Brawn, Park Accrue
SATURDAY

na.

Tuesday evening .1 the home o f,
Henry Witte. Jr left Thursday
„/ *• I-*,wy »* Paul*
Mis. M, 1. i morning for New Brunswick. N
| W rig h t pre-ided o ,v r the buainr- *

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H u tg r n

The Players Club, composed ol session,
U n iv ersity .
members of the Junior Christian!
At the conclusion .if all bumnres
Endeavor and the Junior I V a socisl |wriwl t o c iijo jn l nhen
M r. and M r* \V. F Ravenel and
partment of the First Presbyterian' The following program . . .
I iw n rh ild n -n are planning to leave
Chureh School, will have Ita ragu .1 Piano coin- M i,, Mirim. Strang*
&lt; Sunday far Charleston, S. t\, to
lar meeting at 9:30 o'clock in the Heeding Mrs
Margaret Cowan *pen&lt;j a month vmtinjc relative*
Junior room at the church. Alt |
Ml..
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----------expecting to be in the club are Vocal Solo—Mrs George Harden
M r. and M r*. Ila w k in a Connelly
requested to be present.
1 ^ '• BO solo Mrs. It. tj, Hirlttnn | and d a ug hter, Daphne, are now at
Plano recital by the pupils ol ^°cal solo Mm. C. p, Herndon home to th eir frien d* at
r.OM
Alt's Madeline Mallcni will bs
l.atrr in Ihe evening teeeral rnn tirundvieai A*ri»uif, R i*e Court*
given at 3 o'clock at Mias Mai- lr ,t"
wrr*
«~f and p m *.
Icm's studio, corner
R i g h t b were
Wrrr awarded to M r» Hcrn.1
M r* A llan II . Stozw and ML**
• nd Mrs. Hickson, K o *r* and «n j r aro | vjtzjne. who h a ir barn liv in g
Street and Oak Avenoe.
tignon,
srrsnged
in
Vuses
nn.l
SU N D AY.
tm C anw ron A vm ua, a rr nttw at
Dr. W. R. MeDougall will cn howlv, were uset to silnrn the htitiir to th a lr frivm ln
un W a it
loom
u
here
the
gotsts
were
en
tertaln the members of tbe Cen­
N in r tr r n th K trart,
ter sine...
tral Florida Ghirr praetor, Asso­
•-He ft estuients were served to
ciation at luncheon at I o'clock at
M r. am i M r*. A !* Handy and
tha Valdr*
Hotel. A
business the following: Mrs M. I . Wright. th ild re tt, K ln irr and l*at*ye. have
Mrs. Csrr.,11 V l ner, Airs
O
matting will be held Immediately
rv tu rn n l from point* in the *uuthIUrc, Mrs George Harden. M is . C
a fltr luncheon.
**rn part of the *la te w h ir r they
I*. Hendon. Mrs. J t. Courier. Mrs
MONDAY.
haV&lt; lo-en *pen»ling abtnit a week,
Circle
Number Two of thi Morris Spencer, Sir*. 7eh Ratliff.
Cl
re
Mrs. J. O. Laiwy. Mrs F, II Win
&gt; • « » Christian Church will hold
M r*. W J Morr»*on and tlaughter. of Savannah. Ga . Mi*. H G
its monthly meeting at the hnmtvra, S ally and (irei--hen, retu ro ad
Hickson. Mrs U. It Mnnror. Mr.
o f Mrs. Lee A. Conoley, R*04 Oak
W edne*day aft#rtu**m from I ' z k t
1C 1. Thrasher. Mis. Margaret
Avenue.
ka and Jacksonville
where
they
Cowan
Mix.
M
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G.
K.
M.-Ka&gt;.
Tha Woman's Missionary So-.
have l veen v i* i ting re lative* fo r
Mis Ralph IJood.peeil. Mrs K If
.'i• ty of the First Baptist t’hurch
laney, Mrs. Kugetre lligrtn *. Mrs •cVernl week*.
wdt meet at 3:30 o’clock at the
W. G Harvey, Mis Clarke. Mr. J
church.
W illia m M«irrt«iui i* lus**k from
B William* ami the Misers K :it.
Tha Sunbeam Band of the First res Pearson Minnie ill range nn.l Suwannee, Tenu. where he liait
Baptist Church will hold its regu­ Ruth Hand
l*M&lt;n atten din g for tho past three
lar enacting at 3:30 o'clock at the ,
w •*«€&lt;* the Young
PiMupleV ('o n -

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(ContiiiLHtl Frflm Tmre Q n r)
House appf o|ii ia ’ iiiih m iiin u lU r

Laney Home la Scene
O f Social Meeting

Social Calendar

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l»t Meet Of Season

S S L U U U I C Z &amp; Q_ p _ !jE A D E R S

HISS

who atm I,j rut g \tiu in e fit e%pen
d itu r r* i l o * n tu

rev p h u p , j,»rir»ei

pally by pat mg if.tan the rw l.i cl
th

A rm y *r»,t Navy
Senator

Ri* I it......led

nai ioi.al

defence w o down in e *1 now
the “ dangei |mint ""
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agreed vuth the
p tidi Lls

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f-tateniertt

Republlt nil I nils’

advorating

higher in

rttmr ta x # ' that "the it h art* gel
tin g richer and the |Kn*r are gel
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IM le
M r. J
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profits
dm mg
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of
about I
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iltctinirp in r i r r « »d fliai.iM al
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annum.'*
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thrir invr*tin«*nt in&gt; • nit* and pm
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liv e ly fr a la v p a v rt* w ith net in i ll. ' I i
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l'»n»‘ Uat Irr*fiii,
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able to l***ar and *huolt| tiear Ih- 1 *n. M r .
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bulk «'f « n i m c r* a * e t t» f burde*
H w lltli’k rr, M»* &lt; W K iv a ri.
Senator Itee i dt»« lo*c,| lh a l In t lr W
II St,ii , a il. M r.
Then,favored Ihe mdi n i iiiiii’ nr re la te Stile .
M r . II
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tax Iviz| hr did
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M r . J II
Hat bar a h and
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I.tk* w a r . I,** brin-vetf im
ffo.vd
ii* n n*i-l \|r a
\ **lit* W illia m *
a mild la- tu i m tipliuhnl by fum* l
inif ! hi* liic tu. I d \ It-U '-t, am u in g
flint tax rat*-* un iiArtmiP* above
( the |iVi'*ciit •calc wet** mund In
ference n f the .Southern Htoeete lead to *Vianinri/*
The Business Woman's Circle n [, I H f l U r B I l C C
A g C IltS
" f i r p n «**»it dilenim n
In the
of the F.pi'copal Church.
V i Ityf lh t'*r pl.tvtng u*'M at
tr ra *-iry .” he a rg iin l, " illu « tra tr«
tha First Baptist Church, Mrs. F ,
H on ored A t P a rty
ll-r
in ln ril 1 iiif r i i lull *|kiririuc
the
miwia
font
uf
having
a
w
r
y
L. Hits, chairman, will meet at H______
M r*. N . J Sen»trum and daug h­
Have been D m- I hit*. *|i«&gt; |&gt; * n**1 nf t‘iii*»i1u7.
ter, M a rg a re t Jane, have retu rn d narrttkv t^x ba*iar \Y
o'clock with Met. Ilite, 117 Laurel i rumplimentifig agenta
in thU
ti &gt;i vi In gi-t
ir fc lerwl r •Yi'iiii" M i-ih ■ -*|j« v »iii 11 I'li t - in v nf Mil*
Avenue.
1 diatrict o f the Sul1(hern Life and from Ihuckard, Ala., where they
A U
o t ttf tine half «vf mi pi i vent »tf w* ' '*• 1k m -re Mi •I Mil M m
h
a
ir
lieen
v
e
ilin
g
the
fo
rm
er*!
Lircta Number One of Ihe Firat Health lu*iiranie f*ompanv. W I
|| 1• I* mi 1 iiiiiii’, M rs
lb population. W e lull*- lu-en do F •-» t . Mr
nuitHpr,
M
m
F
T
(*iaa--ndanner.
PftabyU ilan Church, Mm, John Davki, &lt;pe lal writer, wa.* boat *t
\ ll bill S|fcHT,
ing' ib i* • n th*- theory **f ta x in g ii &gt; 1it** iuft, ^1'
Andav, Jr., chairman, will meet n dinner and b idge patty gi.en fii* the pa.«t j* ven week*.
th 1* n M«nrMli tli'. 1 hniitaa J
Ihn^p lwv| aide tu l»*a. the b u l­ SU
at 3:30 o'clock at the home
of We-ne*«Uy evening at the lintel
.1 , im:
V i-lm nrf, I'i*.
of fit t
u** S I,III t'.in
M r*
E , b,
M a rk c ll ami von, lion b|;t iw u imif
Mr*. Olive Marshall, Union Ave .Mnpteiumw, Dinner «vaa oerve«l in
tr
• ■Ltili li iHniui, II M W ilt mm*
rttu'rsts t ir ly In thr evening, sfter "^1''* Markell, and li I.. I’eikin*. have nut n it uatl y iiiitb to l 11»«»I
1 .. ii 1 1 l-lt.l) J U llm Im un.
group ll iwii’l i he ri h mnu ivhi*
Circle Number Two uf the Firat which hritlge ga me* were enjoyed iJr- wMI leava-iiautrday morning a t a ally paving the tax but t hi V '
tl. H ein,,M * ,
Dr
S«ui!tit*i
High
w
o
.e
V
i*
held
by
Mrs.
Wil(nr
Rirhmond.
Va.
M
ri.
Markrli
Preibyterian Church. Mr*. L. I.
log v a rn *r. not i h»- rieh * a pit a ll «t* 1 i.b I tan. |*i U |i l.u r d n iir , k
liam
Harrell,
of
Orlando,
whil*
I
and
Teil
will
go
Tram
there
to
Flatter, chairman, will meet at
but the n itc m d u l eiigitufer • *1*.
H I 11^,Ii * I , (J. \ \
S p o il*rt.
U.l
3l30 o'clock at th- home i f Mr*. Mi. Itavis had low a-ore Those' Fredericksburg where the latter torn nn«| other On ik e r* t ap io11• i * V\ r t l* ii, i Inn r&lt; I *i nil, |l». ( i S,
ill
ii'viinic
hi*
atm
litn
a
(
(
h
r
i
i
t
’i
I
rtf
rut
were:
Mr
anil
Mm,
J,
W.
Iff. M. Rumbley, East Fifteenth
Burdick, of O lando. Mr. an! Mri. rh u rv h School* while 11. t« P e r­ have hail no trouble at »U in mil. .‘‘ iltiia u , * liuth-s (bm n, Ji . .And
Street. 4
l Dr. II
\\
Hu. ker.
isri I m .lric ’. U
mi 1 to llin g their Imrd.
William H irrrll. of Orlando, Mr. k in *. J r ,

V

(!lrclof Number Thrre of
the
Firat Freabyterian Chunh, Mr*.
Walter II. Bach, chairman, will
meet at 3:.TO o’clock with Mro.
Hugh Whelchel at ffr.r home at

TCinl* Numbrr Four ( f th, F ir.t
rttbytfrlan Chnrh. Mr*. J. N.
million, rhsirman, will m**t with.
Mra. W. U. Thigpen, H0H Magnolia
Avanua, at 3:3U o’ clock.
Circle Number Fiva of thi First
Pra»hyt*rlan 1 hurch, Mia. A. H.
Smith, chairman, will meet at 3:30
o'clock at lha home of Mrs. A la ry .
Belly, 111* M yrtu A t mug. with
g ra . Bally and Miss Matilda Ncl
aon na boatassrs.
Cirri* Number Six of tlx- Fiiat
Presbyterian Cborch, Mrs. L II.
nra, chairman, will nnwt at 3:30)
o'clock with Mrs. E liu Grran a t.
h*r bona on th* West Sid* with .
Mia, Grata and Alisi |l*sak- Long j
aA ht-ttrsacs.
Cirri* Nomb*r S*s*n of th*
Hyat
Pr.ab ytnlao Chur.h wilt
iaa*t at Um home at Mr*. Stella P.
Arrington, HOI Magnolia A vs nu*,
at t o’clock with Mrs. Airlngton
and Mrs. Claud* Howard aa bcat-

and M m . H. T. (ila** and htr. and Fork Union Military Ae^dMfiy s l &gt; Mr*. 0 . II. Edward*, o f lh i« cl; y. I F*rk Union. V*.
i

NORGE

ELECTRIC

W'Ut B iu a l C o n i* and hi* 10W ( 'orebMtra fram th* Unlrar•Ky c f Florida furnishing th* mu•fc, • (ubariigtion &lt;Uw:* ™
«• »• • f c l night a t th* City Hall from
U w’tfctk » t n t o’clock. Among
't io t o i w w l w*r*&gt; Mr. and Mra
Jkho Xcklrord, Um MIm m Kotb
a t i u S r h l f t r i Bortrto Bcmfcr.
OtrUlIn* SUodcnmlr*. H*l*n V«T
M f i Fiwwrw* BMta, l t d Morgarai
ratara o* thta Hty, HcUw Hunt,
a| Daytona Bctob. LahUa E r m .
r ------- Eat**, Mary Iran
aaJ
Uau i* Van BuxbUh. o f Ol lando.
T fU r a Gaarga IfcblffWy. B- P -

Ftttmia, -End- Martin, Lncnard
», Zranjt Chamk Gncfcw Daaa,
Ignar, Kinston Pramn,
and Krona Bp*near, * f
i city. -Jwaior" Hnat, John
I aad John -langlay, of
Brack, Tnm Smith, aaJ
ip fO ^ M r a U . « * Orlando.

iic h .i *

A SS r &gt;

M rf . Raymond
laughter F.m

C hilli i'*

and

icy. w ill leave
Mi
Fhillifw for
It the turning n f th* r.td *•■!» : Sunday w ith
Jacksonville where th fy w ill In•on, M i** Rn*e
Y a.n er ha* »«
the gine* I n of Mr and M r * Hu me
noiin« ed the Yfj'cmn i ef h*-t rueI
H um ph. M r 1‘h illlj's w ill return
* d? piano , |aw*ea a* he- heme, o f*
to ("Jain** ' ille M&lt; nday while M r*
Magnnlii KVenue
1n .td ditmri I *
I ’hdhpa and F.inily w ill tenia in In
the le«eon * lo r advert «*d pupil*
J a .k *o n v ille fur a week.
tvM h M ins
Y arn **
ifupi an* j
hour nf thn da* at he? * I ml H&gt;. the j
h i* |da itned a boy* : Ink liivl a
g irl* alilt) rnmpoNe.l #&gt;f m**mh*nf thr" ’ I11’Wf inner * ij***e H The
rliib * w ill be organize I lom orri
morning at
10 mV lock
anil i.
I in * and g ill* tlitereatrii are i
vited t«« Ice present

W . H. LO N G
HENS and FRYERS
DRESSED

Raincoats

STOKES

li.-iil C h ildren— tiro w n

Western Grown

I .. U L S I ' S T V I.K S

BEANS

l ’ i&gt;*

\ S I» A I.l. C O LO R S

iti.H O V a lu e s Ht

Were Not Produced

$ 3 .9 5

IN

$ 4 .9 5

and

SOUTH FLORIDA
Selnxil i ii litn n s Hninc..Htu

SEE US - THEN
BUY

W it h

C.ii&gt;a to M atch

YOUR BARGAIN
STORE

STOKES’ SEEDS

1HIS S a n fo rd

A te .

J .C . P E N N E Y G O .
T

M

t

N

T

EAST FI RST ST.

Penney*
S chool H ay

V a lu e s

B V E n V T lI I X d

SAVE!

E

V

E

R

F O lt

Y

f

A G

L E S S !

o

r

SAVE!

E
”

A Neut Smash Price!

"Cat’i Whiikers"

Boys' Suits

Longles

(4-Piece)

fior fioya

...................

«6.90
N rvrr

REFRIGERATOR

l w l n r e - x i low

a

(ill iInure iattricx so vuartly u. u‘lns.1 » r a r

Coat and vext with

J Ki.li ktucker*, ur 2 lougiea, or
I Vitukcr and 1 Ionite.

* 2 .9 8
•Axo-r*—;
ScruatloniT Sxquirlt* fabrict,1
cut in Brcp SchtuI Uihiow.!
hlow.i
"C »r * Whidler," emblem, wk
woven i«cf|uard wainband ■ a
other feature, favored by tbtj
youth ol today!

A

C A N

LIVE •

Guaranteed Waterproof

lured* Nunc better (ur drexs and

U N L E S S

OR

CALHOUN’S DEPT. STORE

(iOKFERS

s m a s h in g v a lu e

Y O U

r a r e ly e q u a lle d It

A F F O IID

Boya’ Fancy

T O

Sweaters1

E X P E R IM E N T

purewool
Boy*’

Broadcloth

Shlrte

Subscription

Dance ■
■Staged L a s t Night

to

s e e

th e

b e f o r e

X

y o u

Aa cfcetrfc refrigerator I*
not ■ ritual yorefcaan.
Y um dua't expert to trade
it in oo a new one in a
yoarurtwo. You expert it
to keep on fltnog i l l » « ' .
insicfinitcly . . . a lifetime.
Marge ia, unqurationabiy,
thr UfrtiaM refrigerator.
Ita rabiarl fc rutatrurtml
aad finfched fur endurance.
Ita deaiga and arrange*
meat fc ao- rarcfnlljr run,
• le n d that you'll wonder
i f it n * M be improved.
Aad aa for ilia Norge
Holla tor

o r

«

89c

e

Strawmg fancy anal plain n-loct,
auaranterd fait. Well rut Well
.Studied. Au uultlinding value I.

b u y

— atoiat heart o f tb e
N orge— la almual aver,
la d in g . . . xt flmpla In
tleaign that it ha* but
three moving part*. . . no
powerful that bintering
heat baa no effect on It*
frreiing ability . . . ao In.
geniouaJy deaignesl that you
don't w e it. bear it or even
think at it tram una year'*
end to tha
n ext. Ba

Penney’* Great Valus:

Fancy

Boys1Shirts

49c
Ptafa) cuh*r t or prmteO pui ,
(er&amp;x. FxctUenf qiuliiv bu*a«J (
Cloth, pCIIdU Ol Cbo IIAbS-l tw*
^bc active tcl'txA't bfi&gt;v

WhMi

* 1 .7 9
Vtw Fall itylc* and weight)
(•voted by boy* and mo(lMr*l
both. Smart tad unurual color*,
h combinatiaM aad blrada . . j
Mturxtcly ilatd. Another at
Pmiity', taper value*.

Value!

Boy*’ Fancy
|OR cooiiatmt muiu, for rav and cool comfort In
cooking and baking, use ELECTROCHEF.
Tho full iiu oven heats to 400 degrees in tix nunutrt.

Golf Hose
•mart colors

Boys1Caps
tor School

4.1
'

V

The new style, unkjuc turface units start to cook at the
snap of the twitch. The ail-whit* porectun and neverruat chromrpUlc ftnisli it a* easily cleaned as a piece of

49c 69c 9 8

china. Speed, cleanliness, beauty,
timpGctty,economy

. . .

you’ll

find them all In ELECTRO.
CHEF kg better cooking.

iMr. gad M r»*T.-W ~B rfci

•

Kara luck for mother, I Yuu caa'I retail «o low • price foe ty'-rrt
ddly tailor rd cap*. Ur mg juur boy iu now He'll bnd a b i r f i a g
UjU, and you'll be overjoyed with lha fabric*, the color* . , , gad,
•I court*, the Mi in*, I

is l u k i

CFRI OK R A T I O N

Boy*

O O
impany

Sian

J . '. y M / i

r.*S
^ ___

■

i j j j T c ’ viSt

fa tto t U atl

A value Ihriity parent, w U
W*Kduel Sturdy uaiord* witfc
eeoipoitu i tub and AwL

ay* a* tv,

$1.79

KjitlUni irfitMf FltaAfc
tola F u qr tr warned.
Bixea

to 114

btxea 1* to S.—.

VI

�iThey

I’Be Identified

IO O . Kept- I I . — ( A . P . )~
rtH fo r ■ bant ofk ftln ap
bock a t.lta itarttng point
jh t, with five »u ip*ct* obj by failura o f victim . u
y thorn, but with froth my«awaiting ootution.
fltilnt.t roundo,| up at Dou d brought horo Wcdnot.
Might wort olowoil ye«t*rday
*Wo mon whoto froodom v n
ht f o f |75.060 and
tM.OOO.
I neither Jamo* Ilarkott, Uluo
' roedhou*. keeper, nor John
oh, racing publithtr, could
la* thorn.
Splalned yot were the tlateo f Decatur authorlllet that
* tt Intorolcwel the five prlt-

onere In a call Wedne»daT and
poaftlvely Identified Mcnte Moor*
aa one o f hit kidnaper*. an j the
aaaertlon o f I’atrtck Uoche, atate’a
attorm y'a Invoatlgator a t Chicago,
that unnamed police received a
*50,000 split frcm the kidnaper*
of llackett and let them go.
Moore and hi* fellow priaonrrt,
Morri* l.uttretl, Henry E a tln r r,
Joseph Y a lis and William Wal­
lace were to be returned to Deca­
tur.
“ I’m through sith them." laid
Roche.
TR KA H U K Y

41

J*

(Personal)

tl i

There'd be no need far A S P If
Ike farmer. For in the “ garni aid
paid far food tad what the farmer
ly equal. Hut aa tawna and citlea
leu and yea paid maca—W-aaaa
ayatem.

SW E LLE D

T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. II. —
(A .l*.I — Inability of *tate official*
to diatributo *590,*785.1 g.tnlin*
tax revenue tn counlle* becau*e
of a recent court order .welled
Florida’ * trea«ury balance from
*l,m .3 0 l.u n on July I I to *1,6UHJJ99.2I on Aug. 11.

WHITE HOUSE
EVAPOHATED
Baby Can

3‘

For I-sundry or llouaework—

5‘

SCOCO— High

Octagon Soap, Large bar

Quality

2 I.b. (Tn.

Shortening

A One Hundred Percent Home Boy

221 East First Street Opposite Postoffice

4

A a

Del Monte Tender Tips of

4 M a

Fancy

Asparagus, Picnic Can
Rajah— Flavoring

4 Q a
■ * ■ • '* *

{l.lmlt

1 to

a

lb .

1 2 V ^

Pork Chops lb. 18* &amp; 22/
HOl'ND,

HtRLOIN.

F A N C Y NO. I

u

POTATOES

A A P Soap

BACON, Per Pound ...

POWDER, 3 Pkgs. ...
A T a

i9c

GRAPE JUICE

4

6-Lb. Bag

I2-Lh. ling

17c

29c

M IL K

21-Lb. Bag

57c
For

RAJ A ll—Delirious Hnndwleh

SPREAD, Pint Jar

table

ar

kitchen

OLEO

24
OCTAGON SOAP s

£n'c“y - A &amp; P M A R K E T -304 i.t. St.

EAT

2 lbs.25 lb. 15/

■G G S

DOZEN

2 9 &lt;

Hen*, Fryers, Lamb, Veal
C om Fed Fla* Pork and
i
“ '-Western Beef

SIRLOIN STEAK
S w ift’s Clover Sliced

SPARE RIBS, Lb.

Breakfast Bacon, Lb.

Western

Western

I*oin Pork Roast, Lb.

BEEF ROAST, Lb.

i7c I C R I S C O

79/
25/

lb s.

2 PKGS.
3 lb. CAN

Y E O N LY ONE

Western

i WHITE BACON, L|i„ 4 0 C
------------:— *i
’

Self-Rising

’’FORQUICKHUBS"

C H IPSO

IVgtalls

of

larg e bars

28c

Best Western

Plain

FLOUR

10c

Peaches, largeno.2V2can

5 TA LL C A N S

PILLSBU R Y’S

NUTLEY

Del Mottle luscious yellow rllng 4 A a

PINT

LIBB Y’S BRAND

Palmolive BEADS*'....

FLOUR

nr

4 C p

Kind to the moat delicate rotor*—
2 Package*
S a

A (? a

IONA— Plain or Helf-Rlalng

TEA

PEERLESS BRAN D

Quaker Maid

Grape Juice, 2 Pt. Bots,

•BONE and HUHTEHHOU8EI

T O M A T O E S * no 2cans 2 5 ^

4 (L |

KETCHUP. 14*&gt;z. bot.

A &amp; P Pure Concord

10 LBS.

A C n

Hunnyfield fancy aliced h'kfnt A A a

OlIH OWN III.END
IN D IA CEYLON

ru m .

FR ID AY &amp; S A T U R D A Y SPECIALS

83c

Fancy

Tomatoes, 4No. 2Cans

S

H-Lb. rail

LETTUCE, 2 Heads

Can lomer)

J. R. C O C H RA N . M gr.

“TRADE WITH US AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE"

LEMONS, Per Doz.

Extracts, 2-Oz. Bottle

H A R O L D K A S T N E R , M gr.

2 0 C

20c
u. s. No. i
POTATOES, 10 Lb.

COFFEE, Per Pound

Iona VIhe Ripened Full Pack

FR E S H P IC N IC

H A M

K O’rlorit— MMd, JWei low Kanina

Cana

J. W . F L f N T , JIL, M gr.

405 Sanford Avenue

SOUP

3

V.

U K Magnolia Avenue

TOMATO

E a

t v
lI k

222 East First Street .

C A H P B B I.L ‘8

DRESSING, Pint Jar

Tall (an

ft.
. &lt;0

1

R A J A H — RWh. Taaty S A L A D &lt;fl

MILK

.a LONG

"A n d Remember l i n g ’ s Meat la a Treat to Eat”

&lt;1
1

Hr catling mat many waatea, ASH la aMa ta charge you
Iraa. and pay the farmer a larger ahare af ihe retail price. We
bridge Ike gap between the farmer and you.

COM POUND

;

I M r w U deal direct with
d a y ." what the M uaewifa
received far It were exact­
grew, the farmer received
af a rlamay, round-about

2’ NO. 2 C AN S*

CORN “ COUNTRY GENTLEMAN” 2 7 *
STRING BEANS
.
25*

BEEF LIVER, Lb.....

Western

RIB OR BRISKET STEW

C A R O L IN A B R A N D

3 no

2 cans

O L D H E ID E LB E R G

M ALT

S anfo r d S e a F ood

CAMPBELL'S BRAND

P O R K &amp; B E A N S * CANS
POST TOASTIES 2 PKGS.

—AND—
AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
Comer 4th. St Sanford Ave.

Phone

WE DELIVER

660

IP A N C Y w e s t e r n

Mn|TW|t----------S IR L O IN ,O K
/T-BONE

.

P o ultr y M ar k et
402 SANFORD AYE.
G. 1. FISCHER, Owner
i|
"WE DELIVER”

i{

.

FISHING IS ALWAYS
2•/« TO 3 Lb. FAT RED

Shoulders lb. 13/ CUTLETS
■ tDEXTER Oft CLOVER RINDLESS SLICED

7r

00

VEAL

lb .

29/

_________ ^ ___ '____ '1 .__ f ___________ *. —
1—
i__
ALL SIZES, FRESH .

POMPANO

TROUT
ftIW V
ft

MULLET
BREAM
PAN FISH

LB.

FRESH WATER

33/

LB. 22/

4 ROLLS

H E L M E T S E L F R IS IN G

FLO UR
l1

“WEALTHIKS"

24 LBS

SUNSET GOLD ,

DAISY

Apples

Butter

Cheese

slim.25/

LB. 32/

LB. 19/

FANCY
Smooth Skinned \

Lemons
Doz. 23^

In Our Sanitary Markets
SPRING

LAMB SHOULDERS
SLICED
v.-*hl * ’*

LB.
WESTERN FOUL CHOPS Oft

LBS. FOR
m

TOILET PAPER

SOOD HERE!

FANCY RED OR BUFF

GENUINE SPRING LAMB!

WALDORF

PHONE 755

F R Y E R S * LB.—2 9 /
*
H E N S ' « 2 ! 3/
FLOUNDER a 1

CAN

19/

— — ■r 11
...

,

�«•

SAinrom thmida, Friday,
roops H

To Federal Experts
reserve
der See Lower Yield
In Church
Broil
roil On Wheat AndCom
—L _

I I South. Haag* M East
4* * will Inns th*r»on on th» llih.
■ n »■
1 t*f H*d» A. I l . 1MI
Til* Rd»M l*od IvRift* M « * l M at
U ttnaaa n.jr uffirlal *l«n»iura
th«
ll*t*
rif
th#
(aatnnra*
of
*t*fh
ansi «#al tht. th» tlh
of Au.
W ASH ING TO N, .Sapt. I I . —
ftrtlfIdhif in ih* mwiita- nf rnkm m n «'i-i \ )i |mii
(A .P .)— State
Department of- rnlMJ
,____
»a t&lt;1 »i
» Iiif
f IfIfat*
II I* *ahull
hoil hfin
-n r»
r **. i."K lt,»
V K lull UtaAHR
liriaLs indicated yesterday
the llH fflh l .......... I) m; tr&gt; ! m t m
*111 Im » * ihwrr'ifi sun the 14th slay
f If i h I llruil &lt; Hurl
United State* would decline to Of
^ I* I 'l l
M-iiita.il*&gt;
i* o ii n I jr.
K&gt;m 1.1a
W H n&lt;-«» —.
f t i.-i
-ifs A tu r# sf*&lt;1
u»e it . good offire* in the M eiim o t*

pback

(O n m iw d from P »| t o m i
W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. • I t . — I can-Chine e
expu lsion
c o n tm * »O R f ■ »m b *ru
First tUp- (A .P .)— Government expert# yes­
»err*y nrilcxi* both c o u n t r in
r©&gt; [
Rutchurch.
terday foresaw lower wheat and quct| u f K
Prosecuting
Attorney
Hrinta
corn yields than in their August
conferred with leaden o f both'
S^rrn miles of levers will he
estimate but the decreases wars
jfltcthm* throughout Ihe day in
rrnntrurteti along dredging for
too small to make an appreciable
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I 4fh rtf Tit* t rrMfli' tit
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J|fftr* participated In deinonstraT h is
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lM*n ft»r Im% tier.l (at l**ilr In Mr
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clorth bare Wednesday night.
Mayor H. J. Render an,| C h ie f of 2.715,157,000 bushels, a decline
Polies Craig w rrr manhandled t.y from the August forecast of apa ’ Jeffar*
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•ati«fa (wry lasia than that
Irikd thriMigh ttuit u tgr
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oiulnlacy. luit it
t* fault 1r...*r &gt;r &gt; &gt;cr whether
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kummittce »•( the Morula Inland I n i lu.|irx»-l h r w ill npr-llv .
I n I'lfinnK the ItvrW of
H no 1 1S
11 He Met H
buaia***** d*p*a.l*nl on rotten If • lit in and partiv*.
a 1 hi*i ••!•• « r l l
I
Ft,«ll
1I
ii) t»« «l |»l#*f , &lt;fr J. &lt;«rm4«
and ( i*«| Waterway* A«*noati«&gt;n.
I 1 A ilin g 411 1 ill** |k|r« (I. Rlillutl*
•|e( lx l l «
1ana* of |ho olapto oaa produced
!« • « i h r prr«* nt V r a York g , n . 4 til 1Whl
5W) ouHir
Cock*.
N uttln«kam *
|ii p M
i FtiiW f has r* - n ib lin tlf
' y
•of PAt k*tlt • IK Shnfk.ri Ilk a ll’»W lha
« «|.*t •*, .1 .
»»k*M *’S| |,
ta l&gt; U and oald ha brticvrd th* •Hhe U b n r m e m lit , taunted the •'li I-aw-*«»n hol«l« an important , rrem r u n k n an u&lt;u&lt;- * c i „ . |'i.a h la iin l tlut
•*• untv
neal
lll'ai Ilk «Stf| fkll |t»vll lha Ilk*.
to k
in nn adviMTy r:ipgrMf . • wr,-n tFrni ovr, pi.ihiliilmn Al: i Ha u M Hu wo tl at • i
aokaliaa v oa jd to roach** - t o , a, Ugc D w M
togj tW.!.••• tu t r.ilU d «|mn tfc« k iM H u trn l*tr«tdu •itoaiiiumratt
rovolaUoa ia facto Uf* la lha w a r
o f Ik .
• "..r w m ill Roo**rrlf, If »||| h. rre, wllc.f, ha . fiw»|o tikfce ••are • t HHu
I *t»* ihni ih. if ihddtk’ti H-srnr- •Ilib # | u ftildir l*y |&gt; J. Chike o f
. . . .
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,
f
„
,B r a ttin g a e m u
alat* ranal Ir * n *gain&lt;t the I t m k h
' ..||| k*i.'#
f ila r * which to -yrah h u d Sy I
”
1
d.u
I- nni,
aad »h y w h . aad a* h a rin g our. fn&gt;w| , hr ( ; ulf uf M r t k o lo ih r
IMlrto -**#••*• *|f Ih
I &lt;lul Atkiktoll .k• Ik11manta.
Ih* rviuro o f huggir* oml aad Ik*.
“ iim Hi
K. ■ii M ittif
&lt;»n (h i- «m ith l i k .u t ., l*fl| .“ ll a unit I He u i r l r t «, h&lt;*ir«vtf *
pMiDipli** uf u p hi tik mi.
.■#•»*'
J0 °* *
nf
A fa n lk
A. Ih* prrarnl tlm r it to ••Oiiiiu**r,{ .
Young ia oxrcotiv* vie* pr**i 1
r i . . k 4h« -ii i hi 1 i M .
|Slrorl. Som*i»-l\ railed Sir Oaa-btoi. - fu expert that altar
..| the fact i-i.ik i* rry •*|f**rt lu I ''id 4 % 1 t
«l-&gt;n*ur&lt; a r .-u lr fr..in ih* liu lf «.f
d*nl a f Um Citiaoa* A S w lk rin
In
tntr*.
lit
•|M
l
T k c IU sk .il. *•• •aili &lt;1 huuir r J*
|wakl M.wlry * to r an-l Sir Os­
4#Mi • t» th** •hllall k l| (*| |k*4|%**&gt;t* O' !»t'ih a J i u i t r u u r war a* U * lark • ' I B
i Mexico lu t h e
W ith la c.— l . i r*
•»
Nattuaal hank a f Atlanta.
I ti ha* es»u». t .. IM*
wald dared him to go .-ut-i.lr and Id *er t«» a |Miint near I a t *Ii •j . plnu itiiMule* for f«laiitinv f«-«|i-r«aI
tats a f
*&lt;
- A cotton holiday anuld throw
D.* ••••Kmstisili* - Mttl *.m.. *li w *I"S ' 4 ho kj.il n t l*Mkk til (Mlit ••IK Altai in the present
pruhiHltu.ii only a* n ai'plir*. l*»
) ray it again.
Isg
h.Hllti U#
^
appru*iwiat*4y I^IO.IPQ
p**&gt;pl*
then * la a « r r i r
nf la ke- mi l -Iat*s which .Irwir*
D-|f /%&gt;\l 1 -Mia ♦* II till MU •»*• th.- tiaininj* 1*1 |oai|H'fly i r i * “ ku*ty. the n.kUuiv* ihouM
I*.
n»k#n thrir aims trfw ir (Key s is
(Him* • a *Hdi|
out of work in (!n g | ia al n*," hi ] T to guronMBonl mmrJ l..rwar,l •t/roiut into, th* S »,- Johnx and 'Irjf. n&gt; a rvffremluni **f retuoMt
i ,*’ Him w in iH»• I *
with it* program. Today t hane*I
rut* r..
It khk* C«'I|H| *ii»l^ r •I .ktdl*h A in 4 p*h#n|rtu tu s^tab iU b i k q *
|i*. -f.u
void. o'*»rtin g that In it»*lf
.1* •x • inn wn* H fire II
l-.u t h , w ay
«.f Jack*onvill*
«»h#r
alat*-*
n.Mi.'d
|
.r
j
or of th* Bxrhequrr Snow.icn
*anugh In m at* tho plan unwiao.
fH* • • l**#4# h »'• •U|. ll ••'.* .1Ik*&gt;Ul I tic* lliiith rr mov**ia*a-(»i h i •tnnford »tly.**
ll i.» Mr. lj»WR.-n'« upini.n rw,.a■ ■ pt *h*i, nan iiii'tSim|o *tf h
I l»M
. , ,prerent ..
o p p lrn w n la ry I ... ................... . |h, Eaxi
E, „
ro 4 „
,
l b a'krd a hat woukl happen In will
ii (iron iiii mu 1 |* #1 . th lllt mm*| thr Ui|h«kitt the SVOilH** lu*
• o n tT i.l *
•Mill ’•tort a4* .Ill loatt*ri**llv N«*|a| |
tto fcrtilitov d. ahrr*. Ih* nunr r budget, revealing th* individual ra i«* an «»h)*cti«in !,» ih* ranal
- v a ll|&gt;h? tu 1*4 H *
f*ater Sniih ti lephi* *i
iF ire they
w ill
Hioaa oil mill*, tto a«ap factorIr«. n h jo ct* . tka
. 1 . #I*M J 1 • Ha* lllllal • 11 frum lit rto «ih£ \hr nh-nlal litoral. 4M*I
n- p i»p ,.c rd t w a in * il daa*
n.-l S+w Yoilt ..ffire
ail iwfineriw, m m af c-Hon aecd *touhler of t t o na licn t new tax l - n r f l t if w n i II* - r r . ih*
.artls uf «|fSr*to Ml’ 1 •In ft* idly p h v -is l s|uis*lut •! • **f
"N lk o ily haw any autS**riiy :
rak*. ami thoir army of laborer*. S ird e*
1 il.nl a** or»ll 's* In i •••1 *t»a|w- Ml Ills*. AII* I i»l I •*• ti*
tutn «if m canal m m u c tia g the h
l&gt;rak for me. I did n.t vi .
Already tho unriup.'oyrd
rt a 1Cll rill •* u. »•• • ll •%•• « nilklra-n • r**iu| |o h nc ui
If ao rotten waro pcmhicrd.
in&lt;^ list tan U iv e m a* i*c Pn* •latement and I have *i *.i &gt;ing
“ What wnuld to ton* with th* they are going to ru fftr *
1 mount'ii,* lilirdi’M *d d ell I* Auuntr.**
“ m g 1*^* olio ilr n i which w ill I.n
l»» ^ay al thi* time
**.,.,,
ii* v I • • till’ talk pr*- •*dk't| # ;
ia1*41ii
lan d?' to aakod. “ I f riant* | In prrront rr.lurti.in in ih* 1
Hnuf us a h» ii IH. %
. .
. . .
. . _ ,
P '« r “ »D y »h r entire r* n tra ' .r.
gr«.ivp of kirn hr* off** 1 k*,| t.&gt; llu io vr
•
s » i ’ t“f d 'i «k»wntnwu * tr«c l» w ill
asm .
fatd crop* wh*c* h th* market ? «h*l* nf a b o il a pound. To d a y th., . (|»n gpf th«i otale in perfect har "h i.h are -till
J 1 14ii or. Sanford tenor, ami a .u , ,tM'*'*ii,s night Ting with
lb#
I f frd to lim to c k . Horn coohl th* n.rn who rhle ia limau&gt;in*&lt; w ill '
r
h ib f I ........ ttoll
-llitfht
nionf on the matter. It
hi*
farm *!* buy livooUck. f' nc* Ih* h a m w hat u m l k i i th* nation
It*
niccl
F'i&lt; h 4 1 ••m*,» 1 j u I i f a I’vsspiaiii •atrangk* I l»y sth nrs uf s tirr in g r u m K n * • 1
ct
li*.
4
'
lalief that the prvli mnar&gt; *tn
an.l
! d a - - leal
p layrd by *Vo
land, build harna aad oUhc *&lt;iuip Jrm and* of ttom .i» n* \ ••hall or** »•»•••I il u *»m i I h&gt;&gt;. »tii..n . T I
vry now bring made will me**t
' cna. k Dm a&gt;.l (lin llu land m| tig.
|H **x A"* 1-*c ' I •••»» ff'li r*»l I llaii-nleltr
Th*
rahinet ywxierday rn r *
li'F
t*»
rxw.i
- _ . * ..*
.
a . , i^»lH * favorable m p o n tr fiuni
T.........
h.*-f- percent at i h
in.-eting It -------lan.lo which wtll pwra.l* f...... (h a
yiiti-rjltui'ltH
tohMli
lt*rl/
“ Ttor* . i u t an y q a a lw a hat
...............
,r J T
7
P.
ih* gnrrrnmrnt whrn it i. rent
Ilk V II | | o d llll, II. j f j t d ) Hall M ailing al a l i ,.'clo*V.
that much baa ratloa ahnuld hr
W ASH I NT. TUN. s-p i
in
„|,|iy*s| ta* put ••it rig h t hitndrstoi tortIk
&lt; C o « U m « d j. o J * . g ^ lo u r )
.
W a.Kin,t-.n .lung with . r.m.
grown aad n o n fond and
fr*I A .P .) - T h f wcisthfi Hiir.*au t•». fllllll n iln lU ls of lots|| I IMS#* ItoS’S*! •, • Uu*k-. || || IStltshall, of turn play
a » h « i t rn n c rrt on (Ir a k
. hi.
t il . ul.. I h t'laih.
l*l..h and
U...I h
‘ l ' dt.__
plele re|to&gt;rt anti nurvey nf tie
Mixatifth
hi
Slrrel, and then |da&gt; .L :, . tuuday issue, 1 th** fnlfim uitr • tin in to curs th«* dvf &gt;!• »»l *» Ii idgcl rvn. M
rrapa. Im w tx k aad liv*»l-vk |wud
fiulf-vSt. Johna ranal.
acta, all of which are owe* or l-o*
warning * .\*lv••* ry !» ,\. .\l * \ wliuM* M»%pnu* s linvf not *••»»••• * l» w4nr*tn* \ t Fi-rt lli*\«si |tlvrtr •i.- tu whwh all Alactrr \|— a
Mr. Williams «aid thU nvinimg (r-ipical diwlnrlianr**. now rwnltal t«» r »|« . ttoti**.»
lin y &gt; I aiiMpn, Ju-*. | . Mart'll in lhi» n l ) are mxilrd tu unco,
*hipp*at la to tto South *•
that in his opinion
this
state •M»rth i»f Trla.
l.f.nAfdt.
M S n.* app— raiwo o f th* Uo.| U
day, to t would it to poauhb for
” | think wr kh'HiM Ito* v n y trtU*. J.. Hit t,
Iluii Jiiras. a ill
1*
nothing i|tiit«* aa much a* it mnvs in lainI. uvrr ' ||ritt«h ll.ttt ( imJ *|| Be I im r a i i l * o •( true* I* l.'MIMM F I liny. I . 4I. Har*.
riuinr-liua with thw r f k v n p 'ilitto Sceth to tarn soddraly f
did a canal between ths two ru* •lura«, MOijIh « f |tr life |hi to afl**. if s r should fulls’ * any such pfs
\\ S. Kntanitiig* i. I ’u .f tia n rtt. tA lto« »,f
a aoarty all-cotta* rrop program
tWgrsva i*» afou l I t
era. * It would u|»en thou'anils uf h nn Anothrr iliRturhnnr whi*1* 1 .l*nt \\r don't k»n*»% a Hat tin* llottirr Harris, T I. Duma-, S. 1
t o l d col too ak all?
Sanfurd men wbu are ,*ekiag aJIt
HufHlrynian.
S
J.
Nix
It
T W in t fili af ^UiiwT rtotqun a its uf land, would control flood*,
Young pointed rot that U na­
*1*11 of slight intensity i* a,-n 1 *it is hold* f«if u.'. rh»s cpikM
;m iltanrr la lha x.re.u..
lire.u.. a
4 tr a w h
,, ,
...
,,
. " , .................
bring hun«trr«U of plmuire lrr«s| rear St
Martin. U « a r . | d&gt; n
tion* ta b * mtton aad that mnrr tori, •warming into tbs bnl'iant
tinlay's prsdiH'm Th»* -laiki (*A«to»dl
«
M
L
"
r
e
!
,s'
Orel*,
l.»»ng
. '• N . Wh.iehu,... Jm,. I... ,.
„
^
u ,. ^
^
lhaa half o f Ih* Caitcd S U tf* Ugbts at tbs Ran i Sbs I las| night &gt;sr bts through this p*srt* an I tri Island*. N|i|-4 r«-ntly ttmving w*s| nnl*t ad tn th»* rm r-fin v t*» prs*
U4i»«tall.
enttnn kl ovpurtad.
•
v»nl the iiind *|ir«f dlatvtfks um-»na JiiiWtns y ll.
-triooily hampered tto program, a few year* to kn»wr&gt; thrnugh.i'.l nurthmr!»t toar I.
‘ I ' 0* '0,- '««• • • * lh « »• »" I f no ra tio* wrrv grow* la th* •at did (rat diitarb the quality the ctanlry at ot&gt;* nf the m—t
it* 1,an r itiis n *, ilUtrsss \v?itcli II t* krr. I M Stmrk i Pto'r.
:t year
Im autlful icrn k trip* in all Fluri
MM n iO IM K WKHK
p*ivat
*/fnrico Ailiutl they ars Hi Milan. S K I h *o*li».--x. u .x tu ,. re. M.march, the. p—rntag. T - ~ *
of tto t i i i M i acta (t ic k
he - i d .
official t* at to * &lt;%t- heard by another record rrowtL
unahlr t&lt;&gt; alleviate #'xrspt tn p ail."
"Thr. I* a la t mlnut* nulico La
ka* gravin g aatioota to
upoct Ul Ito act* were forced to per­
B t f l II AUftnlt. Main*. Sepl III.
Irl y.Hi know that Dreoarel U r tlU
high prkcoa f i r tto ir cotton and form oa tto lake ltd* of Ihp
4 ONFW4S W IT H M AC IIAIM I I I (\.l*.l- i« going |u .lu iu * to ff in Sauto Immediately tar town, or r a n g *? ' toad *tol! array from Ito rrood—-----' K '.n .l'la-gM vr
fMd. t injay nigkl. S * p ( . ||. f l t o aakd.
H A V A N A . Sopf. |o. — (A P I— fcl'er and
d
ta o f tto aadioac* which
reHuraillt* rvpurtx I d . uf ontha.
H T T N IU 'llC n
Sept. 10. —
1 am r o r r , fo r tto farm «r» toarxl tka . muxir, aad reaiytgx Thun—( L Chadbourn*. axthor Of wraltFy Mhldletown. I',.nn ba h. •
» i » ‘ m cn lh « |wn ,.f (ha Sanforet
a l tto w a n t They wwrr from tto Wad-*p*nkfr&gt;.
the Cha.lhounw plan for restrict- lor, w «r* trarrlrd al r w r to&lt;!a&gt;
Fr nr all Indicatiunx. Itdlighl'o |A.I*.I I'r. H airy Ihi.ix, known toye, tu ( VernalU. |*(, i Jin bU( ^
a* th* -rather of m-lio broad
g tvoa da* otoic* knit apriag
a
ing
wurhl
(ogmr
pi.
lurliun,
cunat
th*
tummr,
hon.*
her*
nf
Mr
m
i.ling
of
(hr
Svminul*
A
gm
u
l
Wayd* Rocher. J r- thiew-yrarptr real and tkon Itn w wkal a a
"
n l tmphaticallj
Seminal* High carting" dirrl al hi* home today inn rk&gt;
.M tea o f Dr. and M n . H. Waydo tarred wiUl P m id v n t Mac had. *n.| Aire. C m rgt MrKinloct, f'ht- lural H u b . al
•prtag that aalooa cot­
a flrr an rlln. «« i f ••\rral a u a lk i.;' a u __
.
atmia
yotUtday.
:
ragn.
School
whtre
J.
I'u
iti.
IluhinRachor. dolighUd Uw aadionr*
ton ptadacUta wore materially iw
».m. ricr-pr* -itleni ■•’•I g.n.-rxl lie a a » chairman o f ihr hoard o f , * " ? , * 1. * * n,ur* l'l«F Hall • »
_*i
M ui
ntuvss front
manager o f Ih* (l.ir lla (ir-iw*ra iHv National Itruails a«tuig l i m - , RT * o e f o r t
Krolya Cate* drew Lud appla:* •
Promptly at g : |g ocluck.
and Shipper, laraguc will «|t*ak rn pny. i l l p re.nl.nt of Ito Wrei
far to r rem it!— 6f two blur*
ih " ir tn 'T ruling”*"l.i fr e ig h t7 a l* V ingh-.u.* F I* Irlc an., ManufarturP *«J *.
Elitatoth Clarh had
a ril Pa B Mg Jane* at Uw C ity
i. going
going lo be on* o f th. he.l at-j i»g f'..niranr and lirexl-r * l » i m
ta re.poad ta a t w i l « acorn a f i­
Hal'*, free lu all Maaler ”
t. riled affaire over . la jo l by a ' 1ro c ether rorporatlon*. In nil
re playing two arlglaal arrmagoetpcrimrntal rhark *h*. h huu* d ISra't forget tu briag tho
larrnrr'a
organiuilion
in
thi*
city.
&lt;a— I* a f popalur aaagi; llomcr
frlra L
^
Krcry Important gnrocr of th* h | ik \ . ISt|.l-«irgh, the world’*
Municipal Jmlg* R, W ..Vtarr la - l'i*n rh Arenuc and Sirlli Strrel,
J. Ctoaa* pi— M j Uw luirner*
f ir .I hr,o.l axting xlatioa, bo rn- , “ A il uniform bud,re ta ts
plea
I
entire
county
h.»*
Ir*.
n
.
nlixloj
tryln
r
a
n.-»
niclh*,!
o
f
control,
an,,
cam*
into
court
lo
.
with t v * popular ballad, auag la
V
iffi- I hi. inlcntltn of eUiorrr.1 Ih* gruoih uf ratio and Ha regulaliua dr— a.. with
♦ llg h Larita— roglrU r;
Mi— Uag th* antic* o f p reona oho me g 'ilty. Ito wax fined I'.1'., told l-r and hnx aign
p
wool to Irix* an automoliilo while rofralg from rlriring a car for to&lt;&gt; U Ing pr*a*nl, acmnling In Al*a hail a large part ia the repi.l dc- Wa export I* lake i a _____
R*tk Brtaor, o f D oU od . wax th*
brvadcaat
equip ■torn new meaSkare, — turn aa#
under Uw lnfluenre o f Inloxical weolta,sad earned that if h* ap ■IL Jnhnoon. who will hare rhnrg* relopwirnt of
'aroreta o f Uw ataay children i
» » d kt'a get iheoa hoya atar tad
lag liquor*. II* act only fine, pea— J In court on
a .im iU i 1of the round ta t*
Ji»*u— Ion mom Hr waa ILL
o f to r two roadr ig h t lbjo't forget. City Hall.
I heal, hop order* Uwm lo refralx rhargu
v ilh ln
«lx ownlhx, h. ohirb w ill follow tk* talk.
i aad K im Opal B«rW. ItoR K F IN IM i N - V N T B l'R N S
Sanfurd. « « #
attach,
Ftidng
V " |Moot driving an autumobU* fp: a Would hara lo xerv* a ..u day » 'n
Mr. Rcbin..«&gt;i will lay lha onnlgkt*.
*****.
*•* 1rertain porio.1, a . a ,II a* rnn.un lenr*. O fflrrex Shaffer uni firay lir ; matter nf (n ig h t rate* aad
UNION. 9. C , SepL 10 —
Ih* effect en th * rnmmunity
"
.
. , on gat 1 beharh-r for a p
perhal
U
The At'aata Rafiniag
waa. tho alexoalh a f a — rtoa . ix month* nr al— aerie
P L A T W B M U rr D I R )
Jad,
The ether per— n driaiait wklle for# the grower*, ami will onawar (A .P .I
* • tomWg nammsalty program. aeatoa-.
latngl— txd waa tir-rrg* l . r * i « spy qgfotiun. ra -nl. The nwat- campany'x wh.ik—la plaal In
by local
merthanka
LOB AN U R LC 3. 8*##. I A
la P olk * Court T o - d a y after­
oho a a . po k d up log. open In th* public. M a r t a at Uakn tu incaa dialrict wna daatroyr i by a .portarular flra yoo- 1A.P.1— Eageaa » . Paeahaw]
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M l th* new
ader.un charily ‘jr &gt;:&lt;M a’claek.
tavriny aftrrrv.ua.. Th* hlaa* waa • aUwr a f xtaga ptaya “Tha
A * I edieL Oaa waa C. O.
BryaaL fora 4 4 # a’rlock la Ik* morning
pr***toa* aao sh ita Iscaran-e .al—man, wk- — h# waa driving rb&gt;*n Sanford
T A M P A — r u * . announced far MStruLc.l a lirr aa. tour and a rt*r.“ T h e Right a f W a y o f lha ».-m- j went as a wild aprae rrc atly, A aw n a Is uncertain awerve*. Ilr cooatrartinn o f new #£1.000 ihea­ half. • iiaot.t aft ending ta nearby
. night, drove l i * ear Into a dil-h an.l plaadiK sat guilty, *a - fi—d #i-.. ler build.iu- wn F j.ll llr.-aiFomy hsll.li’i:- Nu c—ualliea wore ra* o l yean l * q M
hoga
o’rljxA.
| aetata aorta railroad track a all
U twain 111*. *14 1Jth tu eta.
pactxd.
I’ .g.- Four)
after a ynEosgod ~
FT-‘ H
Donnell
Kwld
today
from Dm- Sikorxky factor, at
Stratford. Conn., |n , umph I, «
aueceoaful gre.und load teat in
which 34.0UO pounce was lifted
The giant plane tx dretgncd tn
carry 40 paxxengrex and rrew
of fire ha* a eing xpread of
114 feet, weighs £!.nou p..undr
•°d rouipped with four ATS
horn pom»r
motors
Captain
Buria Serttesskl piloted the
otane.

Calls On Parent.*
Stop Putting Ilia
On School Teachers

BANKER STATES S
NO COTTON1PLAN
WILL BE RUINOUS.

States O t h e r Cotton
Areas Will Merely
!Li,kh!!l',r. m'" " i
Hike Tneir Acreage. i&gt;ia»tK measure* r»r nati n«i

•bout \2

Orlando Band Will
;;".':;u;Stage C o n c e r t In
'"■'".Sanford Tomorrow

2 Storms Reported
By Weather Bureau

M o s q u it o Swarm
Fails To Break Up|&lt;
City Pier Program

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Father Of BroadcaHt
Z !i- »• * J hron*F. ?xST te^ "Jni^ Today
r.u&gt;ha . iiubharii. At I arm ( lub M e e t
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Judge Orders Drun ken Drivers Not
To Drive Cars For Certain Period

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mBBSt
Th« Giant* and .Phillies «plit a
pair. Collin* held the liiiir .i to
»e»*n hit* in th* first, gam* which
h« won, 3 to I. Utrljr, Walker and
Having r a v t up seven hit* too,
kut they wera pnt together for
victory. Jim Mooney, hit for 10
hit* in thv second gam*. won hla
own gam* I to 3 whan he a orr-1
on fetch 's tingle in the seventh
Blaka let the Giant* down with
•even hita.

B J o ThM le a l, laaky. sad-faced
R i W l f Ora*#. A lag kis d ared**I
- j la ( t t la At wla* before this
w?.l p*4aaa eada. made li s ia b e r IS
. J ftgtW d ay w krs he whipped th*
Iw d U r a la ta 1. allowing only
S l w V M hlta. WUIUssa aad Pass
ham era at crucial monsaata.
4 The Mraka made bat a In# bits
Jrae* and Umbra. Grave'*
I raly aim this year I* to beat
R iiJlM % tJa# Wood's all-time win■ k
mark of 34 glares, rat ah
'i.lb h a d In 1812. However, there
“ I f I t games left. and.
th *)' threw l.*fly
la
'1h*r every third day.
he ran
- r, hardly tie th* record. At least
- * ha w ill‘h* able la score 10 wlao.
Which will ho a worlds record
j * h f lafl-handma. If he does, II
' |Will h* the fire* time It
ha*
jfl ' haen done in the llig Hhow slur*
K jtM tW h c n Jim llaghy did the

Tha Browns regained fifth plare
When Kress hit a burner with one
pa la th* elgth inning o f their
game With the Tigers They won
f t&gt; t. Whltehill pitched six hit
ball In losing too. That homer was
gartaInly what you’d call tim ely
yWwurt w » « touched f ir e i f hi

l .Thu Indiana made ll
eight
Mralght whan tker treat the
W hile Hag In a double header
fM th# second dtraight da*t Th*
ladlana were oulhil in both
l &gt; a n , rddly enough. Th# Indl• M overcame a fire run lead
‘in tha first game, shared over
Uara* run* In the seventh, and
a seed o ff a Ihrealenrd eight
lanlag rally lq the Hos to win
that raartettl k la 7. Lawson.
Hlldtdivaad and lludlln pitched
t l 1b* Indiana, fir lag up II
Mia. laeludlng Jolleys homer.
Curia ad, Welland, and l.ynna
hurled far the Has. giving ap
14i|ht hlta. . . . A fire run aljtW l*-th e first Inning allowed
.M OUMwakl I* rCavl through
t i In easy 4 ta 1 win In the
Mtund game, lie gave up nine
bits, while the Indians got
but tight s f f ( tre a ty , Moore,

' iTba Brayea continued In thaii
l u g slump by losing a 10 to I
fr«d-hittlng game to the Koliina
Fbalpa and Mo ire held ihe llravra
Mi 10 hita,
while Cunningham.
BharJal, and Haid were nicked
H f l l C hila Including huinara by
FMddrlcIi and llsrman. ll waa the
i j t b loss for Ihe Bravev In their
l i l t 19 starts, and it was the Inst
o f tha year for the tw*

| B ill Hurrla. a rrakla r*c*nlly
*cqair»d
from
Fart
Worth,
[hhfDd th* Plsale* In a 3 tn •
' vlctacy over Ik* Rrds, making
{I t * * * * * straight win# for tlu aa
IFHtahargh
kapafula. In winIhlag, lh* I'lrat** mad* but f i t *
jiklta o ff Og*4*n aad Fray, hut
•Ihay war* rosnhlatd, la lh* flrat.
I Willi twu wnlhu aad an ramr, la
• gat #v»r three rua*. It ir l* did
Inat k t ■ man reach third and

Postm aster Se e s
$15O,OOO,0OODeficit;
Savings I n c r e a s e
W ASH IN G TO N ,
S*pt.
9. —
(A T .)
A postal d *fW l of *150,ODO.OUO for tha curr*nt fiscal year
waa foreseen today by acting
1‘oatmaatar (central Coleman as
postal savings mounted la a new
h i g h record vf approximately
$400,000,000.
While hard tlmaa ar# affecting
postal aavanuea Coleman said lha
•avlngv had doubled Indicating
that hoarded capital la to some
rilvn t responsible for ealatlng
bu*inaa* condition*.
II* predicted lha tide will turn
to economic normalcy "whin th*
employed penpl*, fortunate enough
lo have a much decreased coal of
living, quit piling up savings in
lh* f*ar nt th* ftfturu and b*gin
to purchase things they normally
deair*.

CHASE DIAMOND
BAH TEAM WINS
PROM CLEANERS

MCLUCAS SEEKS
PAIR OF TOUGH
PLAYERSAT END

BACK HOME

Hard Fought Contest
finds In Eleven TolO
Victory Laat Night.

Balance Of Ootfit Is
About Set Ftyr First
Of Many Hard 'ftlta

fly E. H. C C L M ’ M.
The Chase diamond ball tram
defeated the Seminole thp Cleaneta team last night in the flrat
game of th* City Championship
eerie* II to 10.
Palmer pitched for the victor*
and for six innings held th# clean­
er* t » fl** hit*, good for three
run*, etriking out II of the Clean­
er* during thia part of th* game
In th* seventh Inning th* Cleaner*
staged a rally, putting over **v*r
run* in this frame nn ■ combine
Rollina Head Coach
tt&lt;&gt;n of four hits and two error*,'
Jack McDowell.
bringing the dry &lt;leaner*’ total
U|&gt; to 10 for lha evening
Hodg# started for the Cleaners
and lasted for exactly twn ami
one-third innings, during which
time the • hast team put over
«ev»n luns—on# in the first, one
In th* eecnnd ami h in the third;
Stinson Kinlaw took Up the bur­
den after one was out in lh* third i
and rrtired th* side on two
straight strikeouts. In
I the fourth
and fifth inning Chiiase c sulci do
nothing in lh* fifth Inning after
Palmer, first man up. drew a baaa
on hall*. Kinlaw strurk out Cor­
dell, Kawson and Cotter in a row.
Chase put over un* in the slrth
and three in tha seventh tn bring
their total up to II.
In the ninth Inning the Dry
Cleaners had an e vellen t rharw#
of wining th* gam# With twu
out. the lying run on third and
the winning run nn second respeetivrly, Harrison, who lausually I Collrg, opens September BUh
one of the moat dependable hit and the (lr*t game, with Alabama
ters in a pinch, ram* to bat. but Teachers College, will b« played at
the best that Harrison could do hr me nn October l*th.
waa strike nut.
It wa* one o f the hardest,
fought
and
h ittesl contested |
H O W
T H E Y a
S T A N D
games that haa ever been played |
In Sanfnrd, both team* fighting 1
| I'K N T R A I, F LO R ID A I.F.AGUK
for all they went worth to put I ( DfOA
13 4 .788
uver the game for their respective,| Ik U n il
12 h .708
aides, and after the seventh In- II Ihiytuna
,
M •} .471
nlng it was a loaaup s* to wh&gt; Hanford
0 11 .353
would win
|St. Auffu«lin«
•1 l l .353
Kawson and Pittinan each hit | WlnUr Park
*
n it .353
for the rirruit, Hawsnn's coming I I ’Knlral Florida I.ragu* Same aa
in the second with no one on. P itt­ Yesterday.
man'* in the seventh with three!
(iam r« Thumday:
on. Spencer also hit a triple In the
Sanford at SI. Auguslin^.
seventh scoring Ihree.
Cocoa at DaLand.
Palmer struck out a total of 13. 1 Daytona at Winter Tark.
Hodge 2 and Kinlaw 12.
CHASE
.
ah r h
AM KRIC AN I.KAGCR.
Raven*!, If
.. .
5 2 1 Philadelphia
95 40 .704
Hive, c
4 11
WaRhingtoo —
....
HI 54 .600
Weaver, r f ..............
4 I 0 N*w York
. . . . . 10 51 843
Palmer, p ___
_ 3 2 2 ripywliml
70 (U JOt
Cordell, 2b
5 I ? Ht. l-nuia ................ 57 M .418
Kawson, la
....
4 11
mil
58 HO .413
C olt*'. 3b
............
4 11
Uhirago
52 81 3H2
llrran. ra ....
2 0 P |IO«tun
.M rave
50 14 J73
Stine, ra
I I P
Spencer, rf . .
..
4 11
N A T IO N A L L E A G E R
Lake, lb
..
.
4 0 9 Ht. Icoul*
.............. KH 48 .647
New York ... .. .........
Brooklyn .... .
....
Chicago ........
....
I'ittsjurgh ......- . ..
I'hiladalphia.
. —
Boston ............. ....
Cincinnati
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Total* . . . - . .
DRY CLEANE R S
Hchlrard, e ... ...
Martin, ra ....
Mil*., 2h
. ...
Pittman, la ...
Harrison, ef
Pet*r», lh
II. Tillla. 3h
Hodge, p
■ •......
S. Kinlaw, p
J. Tillies, rf
.. .
W. Kinlaw, I f ___

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71
fill
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CO
50

58
85
88
70
77
77
83

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aqntty la 1B31 modal Frrd or
Chevrolet and aaiume balance POUND: K ey ring srtUr 4 keys,
payment*. Box A-31.
comer lis t. 3t. A M agnolia Are.
Owner may hare iaao* by caliing
ILAVK Bring room suit* which I
at thia offtca and pay lag fo r this
will trad# for sarong band
sickor porch furniture.
Apply
Box A-tS.
WOULD Kht to exchange Model T
Ford truck for supply of good
tab wood. Apply Box A l l

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By Innings
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Chav,
. 115 (Ml 304 I I 13 4
Cleaner*
(MO 102 700 10 9 4
Th* second gam * o f th* rarirn
will b* play ad F r id a y e ig h t .
Thera will b* no gam * Thursday
night.

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W IL L swap real ta la foe 6 shares
Sanford Building A la s s stark.
Repiy A - K car* Herald.

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THE ni.ACMhHBi
Tt'HINO CSSMI*X
ilea. Ccsmplalaaai

MARY MIX UP

Voo oo&amp;ua/ANCk tkAT

On h ii flrat team. Corah Me
Lotas placed Praatns 1*4 Tillla
at a*da; Riser sag Warn at trafc.
1st; Coleman aad Brsanas at
guards; Usher tanner at renter;
Coarier, at quarter; Lylea, Heater
and Odhaia at hairaa, aad Eataminger at f a it Unlee* aeanethlsg
Important darelopa, you may ex­
pert «&gt; see that tram go lo t* th*
first gam* aa la.
|
It* hard to thtak that anyone
will heat Riser, Ware, Coleman,
Bratman, Kanner, Prestos, Couri­
er. Lyles. Heater and Entamlnger
out o f lhair Jabs just y e t Odhsm.
and Vincent, era th* only ether
beck field rand id*tea sh e have *o
far shown that L y le*,. Uedter,
Coarier, and Rntlmlngsr
may
ha»» to give waT to them. On th*
lint, th* moat pro raising malarial
other than that we’re mentioned
item * to be Pat* II I f gin*. Paul
Bigger*. Jack Renner. Alex Shar­
on, Woodrow Riser, and John
Stanley.
Stinson Klnlahr, reteran half­
bark. waa not In uniform, owing
to an Infsctcd ear. H* most cer­
tainly will ba railed upon to fit
into a first string U ckfleld some­
where, end I* sure to glee Lyle*.
Hester, Courier and Entanlnger a
strong race.
On a second tram, Corab Mr­
I areas bad Smith aad Kanner at
end*; Sharon and Riser at tack­
les; Yancey and Blggers
at
guards; Higgins at renter; Knight
at quarter; Vincent and Hay**,
at halve*; aa^ Wait** at f a l l Hla
third tram waa mad* up of flee­
ter, and Stanley at eada; Young
an&lt;| Garrett at taehlee; Bennett
and Ijightoa at guards; Varner
at ermar;
Bower at
quarter;
Crawford aad Brews, et hal*ee:
and Hughes, at fuU. Medallan.
Palmer, Tyre, Miller, newcomers,
were the left overt.
.

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irl_t I' A II T K I t aurebarar
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1/11Jin at Tut Certifies!*
Nn
I1M. dated lb* tlb dey n| t s r v i t
A ft. U l*. ba* riled raid rerun,
rate In my afTree, and baa a s s *
■ppllrallnis In. (* s ds*4 - In lass*
In areordaae* witb law ISakd cer.
Ilflra i. c a b n e n th* f.lluwlna da
serlbed prspaclr rllaslkl la Sami,
a d * rnuaiv rbsrMa, ta.wll
Lot tl. Matamlagat Farms Add..

BENNY

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DAYTOM

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v. Tha time his panted
a opinion cap ba
expressed to the otter a u
hud time when facte upon
prewnted In the*newepap&lt; .
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and ' other periodicals, no Tine man can bold that hii rle m
are abeolutely rllh t, that any which differ with his art
wrong. The expression of opinions, nin ths'expression of
ideas, however radical, unsound, or opposite they may seem,
should always be well received, should always be accorded
the same courtesies u those more1'exactly In line with
your oWn.
This attitude is illustrated in the welcome extended
Walter Lippnun to the columns of the New York Herald
Tribune. Lippman used to be the chief editorial writer on
the New York World, once America’s 'outstanding exponent
of democracy, now defunct The New York Herald Tribune;
ns everyone knows, is'staunchly Republican tn political
ideals. Nevertheless the Republican Herald Tribune employs
the Democratic Lippman to express his vieWa lit its
columns and to do so freely and honestly without restraint.
In extending its cordial felicitations to Mr. Lippman,
the Herald Tribune editorially said: ‘‘Plainly, the time has
■ te e n t e n to e e eteo emerveo. long gone by when all that the reader asked of a news­
paper was that it should belabor the objects of his hatreds
B S d a y , hf.pt . i s . m * •
and tickle Us prejudices. A scrupulously fair presentation
B m V b kjb fo r to d a t
of news anti a wide-open door for the expression ot every
k x t 001) W ILL DO—Ha
sWlllow up death In victory;
a peculiarly American standard, for nowhere else in tha
Ute Lord God will wipe away
g from o ff all facet; and tha writing of political news which distinguishes the American
lk* of hi* p*opl* »hall ha press. Througout the heat of the last Presidential ram*
I away from o ff all tho earth: paign, for exaaiple, in accordance with the established poli­
Mte Lord hath ipohen It.— c y of the Herald Tribune, the opposing sides received equal

space in its news columns. Such fairness we conceive to be
the first obligation of a national newspaper."
Time was, and still is, as the Herald Tribune says, in
some foreign countries, when newspapers repeatedly ex-

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ForSchool Seaton
On Septem bery
yeetorday te being faoeeUgated
hy the police. Tha girl wha htrtekra white attendIS* a party
Say night la &lt; hotel ia iu aa*m&gt;
pted by Koaeaa (fa tty ) Arbifthlf
Arbarbie laid fte gfcrl had on*.Sr
Iwo drink* tad then became* hys­
terical.
v !
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&gt;V'i
Freeldent Harding today an­
nounced Urn fa ll American dele­
gation ta tha armament confer­
ence. It coo*lata o f faar members;
Chartea Evans Hugh**, eocreUry
of etata; Ettku Seat, once aecrptary of war; Hoary Cabot Lodge,
eealter from Maaaaekamtta; and

Mr. sad Mis. L. M. Leinkart
mpmeara tha arrival of a baby
girl The Uttte ted]‘a same wtli ba
WUma BeaMtta.
i -

Miami Is Faced B y
Big Crlroe M en ace
Afl Vargants Loom
MIAMI. .Sept 10.-P o lice Chief

Shd eeatef creator from Alabama. Guy C. Reeve declared yeetorday
Railroad* of Urn roumtry had a Miami’* praapect o f having a
net op* eating Iweeme la Jaly of Hood of vsgrnnU and joblea* this
1X9.486,000, tha largoat time last winter offer* the mail seriou*
October and * 17,000,000 mere
than la Jane, tha Aasoeintioa of
Railway Executive* announced last
alght aa the boat* of report* riled
with tha Interstate Commerce
Carnal* *ion.
A congenial group motoring
out te Cryital Lake !a*t night
whir* they enjoyed a delightful
■wlm end picnic auppar were: Mr.
aad Mr*. C. W . Stoke, Mr. tad
Mr*. Ned Harrison, tha Miaaaa
Kasol Sorrell, Dorothy Stoke,
aad P»Uy* Lyle, aad Jack Lloyd.

kd another eecret of aucroat
*v*r putting o ff until tomorwh*t c*o bo put off until the
after.
last yea Ft prealdentlal fam­
es ihould bo *oft for tomoono
Eat U, If ho runs on a cotton
W*r* platfcrm.
•tty aoon the public school*
open tnd than the ttarher*
ba taking up their iludiao

yo ihould bo no unamployln tho rank* of hod carrier*
tbes* win* brick* wire in-

"Anodca today facoc th* great,
it oriole olnc* tha Civil War,”
tld 00* Labor Day cp*ak«r in
iMRtbyflte. And h* might have
M H, any nation which could
M r through th* Civil War and
iiU dxUt, tan cum* through thl*

Hew daggering down the
jf t t e other day complained
adJKict boon hit with a win*
U n o te maaona ought to be
I careful where they throw

* never knew the Atlantic
It Lin* Railroad had to many
jttscM curve* until we taw the
Us of lie IS beauty contestr - X »mpa Tribune. Btop, Look,
listen I But mostly look.
Mr Hubert W ilk in *' and hi*
W who w«ro taking th* sub*
rino Noutilua to th* North
lo got told feol. A uty down beith e*vcr*l m illion too* of tee,
iy could hardly bav* oxpocted
lUM vir they get that third
ef cotton plowed under, they
enter* tome more prosperity
burning down every third
t r . otoro and blowing up every
I bonk, tte.— Phil Bornoy, In
ins Trlbono. Wo were under
Impretilon that every third
; kid'already blown up.
fho -federal
g o vern m en t
tpp*4 American wheat for Brnlan coffer. Why can't It *wsp
Oat to hungry and unemployed
IsotrUl workmen I Jf tho workla have nothing also to o ffe r on
air old* o f tba deal. wKy not
iitlcaj support ta llu Hepubltei parly 1 Thla should appeal to
tutor and hi* colteaguoa. Born*dy ihould mention It to him.

LAKELAND, Swpt. 10.—First
of Southern College’* 40th
j n r will bo held on 8« &gt; t IT,
feUowiag a Iwo-doy registration
ported. Pro* Moat Ladd M. S piToy

cIu m i

Among tha many pre-auptlal
partlea glean Mte Helen Feck,
a popular member of tho younger "Already tha number of rob
■Octety net, wkoee marriage ta bertee," tho police chief declared,

Donald Whitcomb will taka place "ha* begun moon ting steadily.
naif Wedaeoday. waa Um dinner Thla i* dne to local people onMastering more difficulty In End­
K y given teat evening hy Mr*. ing
work. A man without a Job
tr* Oraveaeteia at her homo
op Myrtle Aveaua. Thoee ettead- aad with no -money has tha
lOg werei the MUee* Ethel and choice between charity and rob­
Florence Henry, Agaa* Duma*, bery. Too many era ckoaaing the
May Thrather, Dorothy Humph, latter.
Sarite Lake, aad Mteo Peck, tha "We » ‘wey* have hundred* of
i i r r f u l i , " tho thief aald. "U*uMr*. D. A. Caldwell returned 11 IIy they Ugin coming oouth In
1September. number* Inrreatlng
yesterday from Leesburg whore
traiil Marrfc, when tho return
narth ttart* by way of hitch­
hiking
ascaetew rod*true Yardtey'a »lory
of tho way in which bn deciphered
tka Japan*** Foreign M lntetiT*

FORT MYERS, F la , Sept 11—
The f t a Cay 'w etter* who wore
| lt n job* hy tha E a p h y a o t
Council fund raised by popular
suteeriptloa are ilotes enoDoat
work, Fn d
U vb ra Q k ,
city
itreots kuperintenden t la " charge
of Um n n , laid jriterd aj.
" I karen't hoard' a (ramble
from aay of them," ho iwmatkeA
"and they (o to work with * a
wilL Wo hato a crow o f 10 men
oat ooory day, 10 d o lif rmcr(Oncy work on tho city ( o lf course
and tho other gang cleaning op
Riverside, York Manor and Sladler
Hol(hta.
'Wo hope to rot all tho aidewalk* rtcanod of wreda asdsandJpon before ochool upona. Ditches
and parkway, also will rtewlvo
attention."
An auxiliary council, organised
among the dole and' fraternal
bodies of the city, lx aiding Chair­
man Jack Holst of tho Employ­
ment Council In making a surrey
of tha enemployed. Thla group baa
agreed to help the familiar of
needy Jdblea*.

Reservation* yesterday equalled
the total for the tamo data teat
year, hot Paul F. Dellinger, field
representative, predicted that the
enrollment for tho fort Scorning
y e a r would exceed tho rec­
ord total of M l for 1930-31. Many
aludenla who ere to enter South­
ern havo neglected to pend ta
their reservation*. he explained.
Workmen nre boxy completing
n rampui beautification program
end renovating tha building* for
the Influx of students. Poala have
been placed nl regular intervale
in front of the dormitory for
women to mark the boundary of
the lawn, and will be painted.
Mr,. |j&gt;g|» llelmkampf, racial
director, who returned from her
vacation two week, igo, it auper,l,lng the intcrior work.
MU* M iry Alice Lamar, new
U M A T IL L A
—
Government
tlcaji of women, will arrive from
Maaona for ten yean end re­
Nrw York early thl* week. Mail lented poet office bnlhilng from
all the other faculty member*
decorating interior end painting.
uho are not already here will
arrive before the week I* over.
Formal opening exerrlmi will
be held on tha morning of Sept
17. President Spiny wax not
I l l * W. Central A va. Orlande
ready yesterday to announce Um
detail* of the program.
AUTHORIZED

Hutchinson Tractor Equipment Co.
fhame

DEALER
OLIVER HART-PARR

TA IJ -All AS(jKK—Contpect leg
to Grahn Construction Co. of A t­
lanta, for oroctioa of now train­
ing achool building at A. St M.
College for Nrgrooa boro, to cost
I 44A 03.

TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
USED TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
1 laUraatteaal 10-14
* Ford*mm. * | R N ta 1164.00
Vood Oliver harroWO, 6 U .H U O H

BARTOW—Work «tart»d no retargiag aad repairing plant at
HUM Brut Ip ** b o .’Jiw cannery;
for opoateg o f grapsfruit tanning
mason of 1931 62t

the State Depertmeot aa 4 leveiaUoa *o hum iliating te Japan
that route political carter must ho
offered up Ut *xflatten. It U us*
i te try to tteko Occidental
te out o f IkU Oriental qfotllan
of "face," and it te almost' aa
hopelosa to try to ex plain how
tho Japaneeo public has picked oa
tho present goveramoat aa tha
victim. la I M Baraa Skktehara
• U ambassador to tUa coulter,
aad tk* intercepted u n l t e l
w on tho Fervlgn Ministry's teMruoUkaa to him sod hi* HpUte.
tte* codoc worm la. «M t o s k a g .il
te aegatd. Bar*te D t e k u t w u
a party to Utelr u m , a t e h i *
part guilty of their retaatlm*
whoa they ohoujd havp'.IW R
changed. Barns Bkidohar* • W
Foreign Min liter te IlM f r a M I
Cabinet. Since (ha insolation* dte:
credit him, they ated dlecrodlt
th* Cabinet ta which ho hold*' •
portfolio. TV# popular m o m ' of
humiliation mast. Iterator*, te

S

' I f acm caa get kin mind o ufflcW elly a itoaod ta thla way of
thinking to usdantasd why tho

J 3 A T the finest, (attest grains of whetttyou can
find— and you ere receiving no more healthful

TR R FATHER OF RARTM

nourishment than you |
Cut, Shredded Wheat

Evented so yotT could

in tasty, digestible, form.
Selected
wheat
is steam
cooked* *shredded
end
.
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W v
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thoroughly brnked-^-diet’s ell tfaerie ii to

Vtidrnl llouTvr U finding It

and opportunities sad prospscU o f the Usited States, pro­
claims himself ft fool. Tho scores of n d W f o f Amsrasa
. Tbs ate bread* tte utter, BMik sad women who hava faith in iksi futuro will fled
ns man U hungry or wh^tte their confidence fully Justified."
r i1 • ,
It go tear, after a whole day
Uowalh pounding Is quasi «
k i l l hungry family, te to
te 4* almost anythtag, Wa had
W HAT IS AGITATING JAPAN
f i b IKS. but with BUI* at' Hew f o U l a u Tunntei
g ;|i cnfircoiueaL Today,
i PmuMm I Hoover aad hi* iaSMhl* MoUUaU making d**io effort* lb chock erlrao, wo
|tear* of It than odor before.

M
r iMIffL-uH to comte l trim*
Sndmploymwut ut tte ousm

retained.
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nlete. IwlsiMiwd food.
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Kamtanlrt ( N » a a t r ,

KUrMa. «tililA
i m M U tr*m
I 4 a ' f « Iw rih af, ,
W. P. Brooks, J r , Mr*. L tR k a
i m i e d I t t h . A u i n a t , A t&gt;. H i t .
Iw *U44,
VWkery. Mra. H. Cumming*. Mr*.
i n r n o iiA T r
j o h s it,
t.ro u A iirir.
Ksecutnr of Ik* Karate nt
r t &gt; a n m c it
of her son, Ray Fax, Martha Smith, Mra. R. N. Nipper.
c r v a - 2 r* t
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jt iiiy »i.v ,
HOTTH'K l?« MKRKBT litVKM thmt
C. W. Speer, Mr*. H. H. Hill,
Ileneaned.
O ffk *
M m 148. J r , e k ^ celebrated hi* fifth Mra
p * o o d e r - i s n - d — lit, on Ik e ttlti
birthday
anniversary
recently. Mr*. J. V. Johnson and Mr*. John
a y a l IS l a l e r , A. l&gt; 1*11. o r * — n I
t o o n t TW IM R U IT O IA
l a I k e M**o.»rakle I ' o - o t y l i c k s - " I
M n. Ray F oi —as ha-tecs at a D. Abrahams.
vs* ra ta r
o r cot'V T T
.S em in al * I -- ne ts , 1‘ IOrlUc. k er f i n a l
Ji icon,
te a itn i.e
birthday party given on Saturday
r e t u r n , s c . uni a n d s n u r k e c n
&lt;■ , aT\ra»
i t i t k
t ir
r r
r ti .o
.nn
— iit
Ilia
o
t .,
K x e e u l r l s ,.i Ik e K a l a l e nr J a m s , f i b K f; y ^ r T A T V •&gt;»' Al A It V A H N K *
a Her non at ker home on Mag
W , l-aale*
.lecensed. a n d nl
• * .J R j * T I KM N K T Kl .l .l .* . IW e e a s e d
■oils Avenue. During the after­
ti m e, t ken en d th er e, m a k e I p * 1 . T-. all r r W l l a l i , l e a e l e e e . d l s t r l k a .
r a t t e n tu i k e ea HI J u d e *
fat
a
t e e n an..
all
par-ana
tiasins
noon the guest a enjoyed jam es mi
fin* I *•! 11*!*»*"»I nf A#r
r«.
t-MIvnv »»r dr quimli a m■l n»l ultl
the- k w n under the direction al
|I«A
of
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t
l
**t*tn.
and
far
an
«r.
THURSDAY.
d*r iU«Th4rgin| h*r mn lut-h
nml *»t*h t»f Viiti, nr* l# r*.
Mrs. June Tarnbull.
ht nut If 1**1 ■ml (rip^talfrd l.» pm»*n|
Bamai Currie u u hi.* 10-pbca
la ta - in the afternoon an Ice
t**ln*l
dftf .Tf An. • «Y
anit tt*m nn.l* WVllfl'l H A V E Y O U R WATCM
orchestra of th* University ol
■ u«la .% U M il
tiiR, S»r ellhef »*f IRK, m»Y h *!*
cenraa wan served by the h-atea*
by en* -Ira' rvnltjf knarwg
W*I
I»IL
QUINN
111ATK.H
!f»e
»
« li!n »*f UkUT Ml.
Florida - ill git* a danca h*r*
tlK«4fTl. Brigga, Javebr, Mags. A W a jfrom tha larg* dining room takb
An Kl*d||» ll ..f tAm Ktidl# \ »X TIKHNKY KI.I.IM
K EY WEST. F la , A p t. tO.—
from 10 o'clock until 2 o'clock at
leaf#
Itf
rtw
ni
I
&lt;!*»*•
t’rtMlilV
TK'H-ll*.
of
srhlrh sees overbid —ith n novel­ Jsrkson Golden, manager of the
I *»
ih*
MrtH
J A M «i
HMAfHI.M.
Jx u r * W, t lU T W ,
tha City 11* 11.
I it|s||e *kf Kv retI lull e 1‘rttl fti Y Dr. W. E. M acD O U G ALl^
ty Juvenile rlotb
and
cantered Colonial Hotel, has loaned th*
Ik^rv* *»d «*i.mnf
in*
s.frirw
m
tit
p i iMinir
Th* Fidelia Clara of the First -itk th* birthday rake.
to tir R o r
ru n
Eack ti\y of Key West (500 without
•»! Hanfufal, ^emltm!* l ‘»M|Rl»,
ROPRACTOR, b ntrw
▼41 DKKO t 4 UK* AKCTI04 httua*
Baptist Church will meat at 1 guast received a novelty paper cap. Icteeeat with which tu bring suits
Fl'rtb n, within |welv*
ntiinlhx
Arm O F T U N U M K A K t a A T % T .
hb rvaidanen In Floral
i ha «Utf K *r«tf
o'clock with tha MUaea Thelma The g irb were alto glvra dolls against delinquent la t pa yen.
it k *
or th k m m
o r frttm
Ihllrtl .'kaaflt If.f, A l» . HU
yMM tlllA,
and Edith Walker At thalr home. and th* hoys -e r e presented with
S. Sanford. Phono M 4 M .
•
It A l*K I* KI.I.I*
Nnllc* i* h*r*h* ||v* r (hnf THE
J. Lancelot Leoter. c ity - at­
AAmlnlal rtlnr of Ih#
608 Palmetto Avenue.
r
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k
m
t
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s
t
kite*.
K *U lf rtf
torney,
will
start
foreclosure ilk 11FANV.
m Flrt»M« *‘«»r|h. |»u&gt;.
X A It V A «1 N K *
3— Automobile*
FRIDAY
Quantities of rates, anllgnon suite at onre in al least
two rl«4#r »*f T ill tVrllfla'vf* N«* *1*.
TIKHNr.Y U . I . K
Ih* i'h tUj *sf kugn*t A l&gt;
|bt eaavi!
Th* Women Golfer* of tha and ainnlas, accentuating a color rases and these will be folio—rd dalwal
I*?'. fid* fllvs! • tttl s-a-ff 11It 4I m In
MODEL A Roadster. l&gt;andg
Sanford Country Club will hara ickem* of pink and green, were by suits as fast as the attorney mjf t‘ f flee, a lid ha - tiMaii p aFDllra,
New Paint. (225. Reel A
1Ion fur IA 1 ileetj t &lt;t leiup l« j»»■.
a benefit bridge party at X o'rlork arranged about the rooms
of can prepare them.
. nrdnnc'w w 11K law Salt! c*r| Iflitle
Myrtle Avenue.
at the Country Club for the main Mrs. F e i'j h%me in honor of tk*
(he faiilikW Inn dwwrrtbe-d
“The councilman have instrurtrsl M«kr»iT«
1» aliti*tr*i in &lt;&lt;pininn|p fitqn.
le nance of the club house.
occasion. Those Tnvited to he with BM to fOTKlOM t&gt;n l)*lllM|Uent« And I I|»rrif«u»
t nttiul*. ln.nn
S a r r tM
SATURDAY.
NW hn .tf NVY\ .sf V «
A US
Ike honor guest —ere Connie Mr- il Atn itunji ta r » rry out th#ir
", J .Y
.
,
rtf » « ' »* rtf
^ rtf M Y * a r.f
Call, Eugenia Ann Cassrelt, An­ onlfr*,'’ lk «
ritjr Attorney *Aid.
L A N E Y ’ B DRUG
8T0
)S
T ri« h« l| t| t
I*
Srilllh,
I’ **™
bT
P^P'1*
Mkltt*
11 Kstwf
1\ i r f r a
Misa Madeline Mallem will b* giv gela Mciwk, Syhi^.M eisch, Mar­ **If dvlimrurnt tAxpAy^r* inivni!
•criptions, mngnilam,
Th e -will
living a w-tr »•*•«!
tl
garet
Spencer,
Catharine
Spen­
NF-W
A
t
*
»
l
»
r
Km
t
m
iio
for
f%
Mill Malbtn, corner Oak Avenue
service,
PROM PT
h
to pay th#y mujit dci ■*» WfcYrY* thr dlf|i:&lt;p i»f lit# t- ai'iiJiigcrt n|
•h«r#» S*nfor,| BuiMinf A Ltan Chons 108.
cer, Nancy Dighlon, Jean E llis 1 »U rt «ult AfAin^t them." Mr. rrf|lfli'4|* in I Mr name nt J | Jl
and Eighth Street.
I i W III# r i h x r h
I ' n l e a a •*»*! r * r t 1 f ( ,
Kmily Tragy Phillip*. Elisabeth L*«t*r *Aitl, ‘ for th*r* will ^ no s *1# * h W11 h# Ve.|ee rtxrsj |rrti|i|[ts( Its |Stork. A-Ifi car* lleraM*
SUNDAY.
Ihrtn .n
nil
Al'en. I.etitia Gormjey, Patricia cmi^rornit#, uni*** «li rourt &lt;|^Rt« l 4 b 'I v n l w i l l iMtiP
B U IL D IN G
BLOCKS— I
Hr W. F. Mrllougall will en­
Ihw I %|h if At *tf Wse|&gt;|p m I* * i
%
1* l W IL L **■ (» real lutn fur &amp; »h »rH
Ambrson. Dorothy Stevens, Haph- i n (tfkid, onr# I iia it ia it.”
hose* sod general cnrttn l
Ihll
tertain the member* uf the Cen­
SanfnnI
HuiMinn
A
Loan
ilork
\\ iltsmww m i
official
i l f i m I uiw
rtr Connelly, Lillian Boyle, Caro­
M in cU Cone rat* Cn. J. R .),
tral Florida Chimprartor* Assn- 1
A t»sl seal I h i * I h r | *1 h i|« v rtf A l l. | Rrply A*1!I r «r v Hrraltl.
line 1.**, Lens M eri-ether. Jac—ilb g tr. Prop. Zrd nnd E l * - ,^
K'rtl
4
I s , I«11
nation at luncheun at I o'clock al tH K AI.*
business-14uvliB
Irang\Vll*I. Swap 1S i&gt;rr&lt;* of la ml
I .E U A 1 . N O T I C E
th* %’aldet
Hotel.
A
---------„ Campbell,
.. . Margaret
_ .
V
I*
1*« U IH .Y S- I,
with houa#*, for pair
y«&gt;unf 5— H e lp W u it e d
mro.ing - ill be held immediately »&gt;• ,S' " B&lt;T r H«r4an. Robert
Robert Hot1'lwt h
• lit uil
1'm nl
xrvTtr
ts
o
r
rrn
.H
s
riiis
rim
j*# nt nt* 11*i ' it u n i y
ly. J r , Chaebs Park, J r, n a b
rouln. Ktply Uui A-17 f* r t llar- MEN
W A N T E D for Raw
T U lIKKIl I Mlk.lt %M THIS
o fb r luncheon
flair IdA
ITS nr TNK u a s u i u XT IT.
Hoffman, Charle* Gormby. Bil­
aM
Route of H00 Consumer* In
ItY
a \| W K K K * .
M ONDAY.
o
r
xm k rrkTK ur
i t **
lie While. Hugh Whelrkel, J r,
J k- ft *1| Y » ' l # f h
rr.nniirt.
Smyrna, l^e-lm rg. Eutlli, Till
Circb
Nundier Two o f the Jack Woodruff, Wayne Potter,
I I AVK
F»&gt;fil whuh I
Null*-#
it
he t eh t
Rivwn
that
villa, It#11aid# hu«tlar rag)
will « w■ p fur ■ giMrti n ul# A|f
&gt; tm i k «*r i m i n t i u Y r u n
First Christian Church —ill hold Billy Hutchison, Ralph Johnson, I A l l ' INK I I A S T Y . iskai.Ma.rf ,*f \ m x
4 &gt; t l l f h'rtl# Na*
!» 1.
fh #
Hh
• arntnr t*1.fi weekly and UK
T U ItKKII I &gt;IH'.K HE1TI1IY |ity Uni A-IN*.
its monthly meeting al the honis Junior Campbell, James Ridge, liAY rtf Jn lr 4 I* I w ; I Km* m * * t
m n r t h e &lt; .R Y E J ia m T .
every month. Writ# im
nf Mr*. I/ * A. Conoley, 2404 Oak Miller Williams, l-r—is Crocker, hdbl f r t I If l e a l # lit ttrt raff law. ,tt*s|
I tltM «»r THE 4TATK
«»r
ha * irtatf* .*!&gt;!•( Is a I Iran fiat l i t ilrrrt
W IL L a*up i
Hunk roup* for Kawfeigh Co., l&gt;»pt. F A -B F
n tiM iitt.
Asenu*.
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lasiie
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Bunny McCall,
Billy Epps and ?*WII»1 « e If I ( |v;| | r V til:Is• *♦*•- I he fit |,
rriuily in lu.tl niiMirl Kuril or kflfmphti. Trim,
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Th* Woman’s Missionary So­ Raymond Montsalrslg*.
wl rm .|e*&lt; illrtit p i n | i f f i t klllialrst
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r a « I ' r M l f h A l # \«a. M IT it At #s| Mt» riieirul'rt
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nh*l Ka # vnAit# a |"pii«-a i jam f««r iar
I* * 1n m ■** ** ** **1 a 1 V##s| t*i I a* i i * In I r r n r t l i i i f *
ItA V K living room m ltr iK ii'h I L IB E R A L A L L O W A N C E a * I » f 4
church.
w ith
Meisch. Mrs. Raymond Phillip*, TI hU*# 4•at* ■•f1a rwl
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*'d haltary. 310 W. F ln t St. .4
Hath! i * * H f l l A l * m|llKfA*'#A
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fulls.W 111If i|r*r 1ll.rtl pgv&gt;|s*rtY nUR.
K n 1 n l e . g t a l' l i-*etiM&gt; at# whalt
wirkar porch furniturv.
Apply
at#*! Mi rt#n«ln**l* srtui iif
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Baptist Church - i l l hold its regu­ Stevens, Mr*. Wynn W. Potter. hh *i»»&gt;IWslwrlf
II-H n m
Par t a t
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W » , til N W » 4 rtf \\\ ig Mr rlls. n
dm&gt; *if i it, IrtlwAF, \
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F IV E room bungalow. m
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church.
F. Boyle. Mr*. A. W. 1.**. J r,
U tl h e * *
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WOUl.II like lo virhiingrt MimIcI T
an# a,
A y #., phun« 34f.
ll ihlw the }7lh ilAY *»f %s|
Th* Builnes* Woman's C ircb of Mra. Francis Meriwether. Mrs. Art*lI - * %
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t l , F*A N fuu r roo m
th* First Baptist Church. Mrs. F. I^wis Crocker. Mm. W. T. lo n g - 4HI. A I »
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and
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HmntllMkl* • ' » • « » * Y. I*# f#*l##n*#*l i r n t H l n g »*t l a w i a «
n'clock with Mas. Illta, 117 Laurel Mr*. U. W. Spencer.
w i l l M a n * I h t i r n n t*ti IK# I at h
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pump gun in perfect rondltion Elevenlh SI reel. Phone W t-Y
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August of the First ilaptist Sun­ Number On- of the First Bap­ poaiAlirtM wi *r*fiii-.1 aiw I w i U ( t n «
l&gt; I III « T OF 4«H &gt;TY Jl IM1K, • Kick I would hk# tn Mwip for •
tills!* I I
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day School Include* th* folio—ing tist Church h*t,| on Tuesday aftin JiihnAon out boar d motor.
F ib tfii, aa «j i : i » n *i%rrs.
•ir f i .oh m%.
name*; Cradle
Roll Departmem. srnuon. Mr*. II. H. llill *nd Mr*.
1byf w4**1A IY•■
iv lit: k m t a t k «»r
H ud i# in perfect «hi|iy jl»o .
« &gt; n n i: n o r r i ■ U I I T I 6 Y .
FI(%Ni‘l » A. JliHVfMN It*t‘*a**&gt;|
Ruby I , Anderson and Marjorie John D. Abrahams, hail charge o l
H I T H U l» K K K N I » A . S J K H
Tt« All rf#e|11itf n, f*gal**a. «||*Im H. Apply liui A 24.
Am brson;
Beginner*.
Marjorie the devotional, scripture bsaoB li r.A YitJi*
ti|**A, nnd All p*» ...nt. Ka v|n«
#
i na fn * m lit# • am . h i I.IJI * Li I lit a nr 4 *in a mt*' a m a I iih I nal.l * *
W IL L ftwap Ft. Mradv, KU. build 2ft— Mbsccllaneoua Tor Satt y
llodge*, M argant Myers,
Mary and prayer.
In i*
nf rtrti»Lahil |Na 4y 1m fH#«* i H a I
in| l®l for I ’oupr, K l r t i l f lie
Ualoa Tew, Martha Hilt, Millard
During the business session the AT* i n « h . r # A M l # n l «*f lit# HI a i * *.f
Yi.ii ami **• h *.f ?**«. At# h#t*hi
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f«n r
f* * lt | » n t #
Fumilurc or what FO ll SAU J; Good * * o j D a U W M .
m.Mflwtl a ml •*.41411*4 its pi»»*ni m i ftigvrhtur,
Hunt and Frcddia Fields; Primary following offlcora
n *r* elected •F4l tot' r! &lt;!
» « « «■ lw l l a tlATF.II. I1IT F i r ■!
* In I In a a ini 4wn*nrt4* w h ir h in n , t*r haw you. A, W tvtatL
and cut any site i r ' ItngrtL
Department,
* i»h*r nf |«*m. rtiviY hn 1w ngnmat tIt#
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■ Liadwkrk Echols. Mra. Mr*. 11. II. Hill, chairmon; Mr* .NAlltkhll Bh*tk llullillitM
JilUlwttle, whi* h la «n *-M I* nf FftYNVlS % JlilINHON,
Ijing—ocL Garage, icing—ood. ||J
W . W. Dressor, Mark Ctav«land| R. N. Nipper, vies-chairman; Mr*. 4’ttrth
P A r t l m l A r L y *■ *at«l r#*ltl#»n*# «n*l
**t Ini* « f H*»iilnA|* I .JunlY W IL L |Wip automatic iwu w*il
Wilson, Bernard Cot. 1B. Andaman, aterelary: Mr*. W. • • M m i ( • I R A R n I l k ' l l # r t M B | i U n . .Us*V
*“* * J1
riwrldA. In th* IlMW. Ja* U Phari.n
firelaaa rtKslUr fur what hai« D AYTO N n.nipuling seal**. C
l l ; VM| IM r f I* * « r f* « H In »h# Ct&gt;unlY Jrtslg* nf H* ml mi I*
J™** *J*r,l" * ,.a—ton, H aiel Lodge, H. Hand, treasurer; Mr*. Ilaael •Hint#
o f F l a r k A a th# » * r y i r * n f •
you? Dui A «2R.
condition. 120- I2 «l W. lat
Mary A lb e llill, l.eooa Vaughn, McMahon, reporter; Mra. W. P. • tik|iNJh#iMt iffttih whom wttuM l.ihtl
Mbs Helen Dronsur.
Brook*, J r , misiion »tudT chair­ Yi»u, aihI.IK a I full .»r* H*»r th* am*

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Church T. E. L* Class
Has Thursday Meet
Tha monthly busIncas and so­
,
_ bra. W . L. Stood**cial matting of th* T. E. L. Class
*^ &lt; K . T. Cachraa spent U D aj'kt Jackachrilb II,ark • of Ova First Baptist Chnnrh was
bhid' sn Thursday afternoon at
ths boras of Mra. W. P. Brooks,
A. flhwnaan b (pending tka Jr., Park At«no*. with Mra.
part of Uft : v ta k at Brooks, Mr*. R. W. Warr, and
’ Bdafh -with H n. Naw. Mr*. R. L Garrison a* hw tnsn.
Quantities of roaaa, tinnba and
fsm , war* used to decorate the
CMhertoe Malach has ran* rooms for the occasion.
b, Cia-; where aha will
Mr*. Sarah J. Stewart
had
u College far tha fall- ehsrg* of tha devotional which
wa* followed by a business ses­
sion conducted by Mr*. I-oretta
, Mbs fib * D»CouraeT b ft Sun- Brothenon. At this time th* fol­
a y . for Karra I1IU fkbool at lowing officers war* elected for
S k tn I8S, N. C . -bar* aka will th* coming jasr: Mr*. A. B.
M r tM»&gt;rar.
1.orajoy, president; Mr*. Loretta

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. Qlho ' Hunt, of Jacksonville.
M a t Moadar hero with kb par
•ata, Mr. and Mr*. F. T. Sunt,
f lla Laitta Apartmanta.
'M ia* Pranc** Ewing, of St.
N U nkafp, will b* tha guest of
Mt». W. &lt;A.
Adams tomorrow
nl|kt at1bar homa'ka Roaa&lt; Court.
T. 0 . Albn b it j astardar fur
tk4 Atlantic Coat* Lina Hospital
at W ijtM as, G*. wtsara ka will
aaMriqHiaatmattla for
«■ *
Mr*. W. A. Lafflai
lildran hara raturnad from
rllb, N. C. whara Ur*. Lefllar and tha ehlldran hara baan
syrtdtng aivaral weeks.
Mr. and Mr*. II. ft^Slersns ami
Mbs Rakacca Staran* raturnad to­
b y from Wllkta-Barr# and olhar
pktnta In Ptnnaylvanla whara tha/
hara baan visiting ralatlva* fur
tb« put month.
Mr*. 0 . V . Turnip*and, of Dadevllla, Ala., and Mra. F. L. Wads­
worth and ehlldran, of Tuikrarrv,
Ala., ar* visiting thalr parents.
Mr. and Mr*. W, W. Thompson,
Ildar Spring., far a abort tlma.
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Officers Elected To
Baptist Church Body
At • meeting of Cirri* Number
Two of tha Flrat Baptist Church
htb no Tuesday afternoon nt the
T. E- L. classroom nt the church
the following officer* war# elect« l : Mrt. L E. Tew, chairman;
Mr*. H. T. Turner, tlca-ahnirninn;
Mr*. J. W. Kay. aaeratary-traMu m ; Mr*. F. P. Hints, Bible
atady chairman; Mrs.'R. L. GarrL
ireonal service chairman;
T. Hunt, program rhalr
Mra. J. A. Cunningham,
ilp chairman; Mra. J. P.
:l*w, enlistment chairman;
Mrt. M. C. Hagan, literature
chairman; and Mr*. C. M. Hand,
reporter.
,. Thoae- attending tha matting
•arei Mra. M.’ C. Hagen, Mra. JL
T. Bnh^ Mrs. Ji 'A . Cunnlnghani,
Mr*. tL I . Garrison,
Mrt
D. Abraham*, Mr*. J.
Mra.
r*. I . E. Taw, Mra. J.
Mra. F. P. Riba*.
P.d
F. Turner, Mra. J. W.
CAM,,
W. E. Horn, and Mra.
c&gt; r*

Drotharaan. tic a-pres (den I ; Mrs
Sarah Slawart, second tica-praai
dents Mra. It. 1- Garrison, assist­
ant serond tire-president; Mra.
F. W. Stanley, third rke-pi*&lt;ldeot; Mra. IJIIian Vbkary. a—
retary; Mrs, J. A. Strange, assist,
ant secretary; Me*. Kant Russet.
tar. teacher, Mr*. W. C. Dat'our«*y . aaiistant Uarhar; and Mrs.
A. C. William-*, reporter.
I luring the social period Mr*.
P. W. Stanley g a r* a talk on lojatty and success
after which
reading* ware glean by Mr*. Jana
Smith, Mr*. C. W. Spear and Mr*.
J. N. Burdick. ItefrrshmrnLi -are
screed ta the [u lle-in g: Mr*. II.
Cummings, Mra. C. K. Benton.
Mr*. F. W. Stanley, Mr*. S. J.
nigger*. Mr*. A. C- Grissatt, Mr*.
It. I. Milam, Mr*. J. A. Cunning­
ham, Mr*. J. A. Strange,
Mr*.
John ll. Abraham*. Mr*. Athlon
Thomas, of Jacksonville, Mra.
Jana Smith, Mra. Boston Steal*.
Mrs. sarak Stewart, Mra, J. N.
llurdick. Mr*. F, P. Rloa*. Mra.
f . W. Fnrafc'tar, Mr*. J. V. John­
son. Mrs. E- W. StUe*, Mra. H. J.
Boyd, Mrs. Icrp tts Brotharson.
Mrs. Annie Cooper, Mrt. Lillian
\irkery.
Mrs.
A. C. Williams.
Mrs A. 1. Jn-rre, Mr*. W. C. DeCounty, Mr*. C. W, Speer, Mrt.
A. 11. I^ivejoy, J r ,
Mrs. R. W.
Ware, Mrs, |t, |_ Garrison, Mrt.
W. P. Brooks, Jr . and the Misses
Allie Traffnrd, Kmily Boyd, Mary
Goodal* ami Maria Stewart.

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Members Of Church
Society Are Honored

Four member* o f thq Cengreg*
tional Christian Endeavor, &gt;le«ry
Witte, Wnrron llavkat, Harold
Herbst an,| Mba
- u * Dorothy
norotny Thura*
irnie*ton, -h o b a vv*« toon for rqlbge.
war* honored b y b f k r e w a l l
given on Monday
»day craning at But
Lando Spring* by th*. Chrlallan
Endaavor Society. During
tha
avtnlng anlmming and dancing
war* enjoyed after whirls refresh­
ments were served.
Thom present war*: Ml** Doro­
thy Thurston. Henry Witte, WarTen Herbst. and Harold Herbal,
honor guests; the Misses Helen
W itt*, Mari* Hamby, Mary Nickel,
Betty Colbert, Jenevsne Well*.
a r d Vlning,
Gladys
Keeling,
laynell Hawklim. M tlv * Lukdquist, and Billie Vlhbn, I'hnrbs
Gantt, Rufus Vlning, Clyde Htlnaon. Clayton Smith, Ira ThompDavid VanNesa, U -r e n c *
Lundqubt. Frank Bauer and Mr.!
and Mrs. J. a RooL

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Suits To Get Taxes

Social Calendar

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Sunday School Honor
Of C i r c l e Meeting
R o l l Is Annotinced

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Junior Department. I . K. Tew,
Immar Echols, Mrs. j*n e Smith,
Peggy McTeer, J. V.
Johnson,
Mrs. J. V. Johnson, and Alice
Johnson; Intermediate D e p a r t ­
ment, Mr*. R. R.
Pippin, Mliu
Minnie Stewntt, M ar* Calhoun.
N ell Knight, W. W. H i b r . Mra.
W . P, Brooks, J r , anil R. F.
Cooper; T. E. I . Class, Mr*. Joha
D. Abrahams, Mra. A . C. Grbsett,
Mr*. S. J. Stewart. Mba Mari*
Sts wart, and Mr*. E. W. Stile*;
General Officer*, R. K. Pippin, S.
J. Nix,
Rev. W.
P. Brook*,----- the
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If* Traffurd.

man; Mr*. II. Cummings, B ibl*
study chairman; Mra. J. D. Dos.
scy, and Mr*. Flynn Vauae,- rn
lislment chairmen; Mr*. W. C. IkeCnursey, personal service chair­
man; and Mrs. B. Anderson, pro
gram chairman.
A fter the business' session n so­
cial hour wa* enjoyed when re­
freshments were served by the
hoetsa*. It —a* announced that l b
nest meeting - i l l be held at the
home o f Mrs. J. D. Dossry, 110
West Sixteenth Street, on Kept.
21. Those
present
were; Mi*.
Flynn Vtuse, Mra. J. II. thsasey,
Mr*. W. II. Hand, Mra. Ilaael Me

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V O L U M E X X II

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Convict Killed As
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OF

SALT LAKE CITY. S e p t !&gt;
— (A.P.)— Louis
Hvathridgv.
serving an indeterm inate term
for robbery, wa* shot anil
hilled by a guard whan Oealhrldra attempted to t r a p - o u t
1 V r • S. -n?..i v. .a . p ... Hiill
the wall of U u h State Peni­
4'iii
iLVpaMi. ati • t h t .t t h. v n
tentiary today and in the «-nfit. . i ••♦f f Inv i.nIU •
4« ’\v:id.
• ulna riot another convict and
•*f titf 11 u IH •! ■»•• Ml. Ill* v &gt;*M
t - a r d were reported wounded
a*.' II II II. «iT1 11. ... . 4!
M
DeathrUye had thrown a
Han h•i N.» . 1
• ’i )»i (Sat t
rope with a hook on one end
lai n i ha.| i’ll'. 1 I "O .h,*n tiiai k&gt; fp
over the wall and started to
if. lh, • Cnit 1 *i at. •
•calc the harrier when he * 11
I *
felled hy a guard's rifle aa hr
be It ...l.t,
WEST ORANGE, Sept. 9. rwiched the top HU body wa*
I.O N P tiN . S . p t *.* — (A .P .)
SEATTLE. Sept 9 I A .P i
11 »t»'ill .1 1 »4.1 1!la-, -t ,
— ( A .P .) — D c a p lte th e o p in ­ d ressed toward the ceUbousr
Report# that a large plane he.
IV «
I’l i m r M iu U tc r M at1D o n ald
ft) Mg Hi fi (at* •1 .1 • t
.
v
h a • ig».*
by follow ronetrta who were
li-vrd to ho Moyle Allen', Tokyo
ion o f h ii p h y s ic ia n t h a t he
Ta &lt;t»p •
•», ,,
i
,
g e ttin g il.-w n to Inittiiittss
iff h i 1
have obtained : to Seattle «hip wa, lighted r.err
ia slow ly a n d d e fin ite ly f a l l­ reported to
*r 1 • 1 .
f 1* H ' ' ' 7td.&lt;
f \M .A I t\S&lt;FK .
Sep: '•
of
fu rl in g hi., rm iiid iiy p ro arm* Two guard* were held
hik» -i
Port Townaend noar h eir thi, I W* i Eight nr Mi FI f 'ta &lt;*iti"*
in g T h o m a s A . E d is o n in s is ts
H. a ft.-d if
' * . .4
i:ia rn th r o u g h I'm lin m u n t to If*. V. »l
captive by prlaonere until
morning proved to be only u plane
Mining I||i*rr Han &lt;l» t! U Cc .r
.1 • • 1 &lt;1 l. ■id '.
u p o n g e tt in g
h ia o x y g e n in
Warden R. E. Davta. bravi,,* | rarrytng newa photographer, and l i i i i f t im .ii»
ilnv Hi1 |iiT.vciiU-tl to C o m 1.
,»• ti nt uf (hr |M \.t|. . ...
lit &lt;
1,.. i
the ronelcta' bullet*, penuadrd
ngaln eye, afloat and i«h«&gt;re ton- I •tat* V*4•I | r pie .. t ut»*»l it •*«*«’
d a lly a u to m o b ile rid e s a n d
itiui'.s th e 'n a tio n a l e c o n o m y
them to relraie the guard*.
tin-ed to gate upward lor ,-.roe i f„r m lati-o or he -.tat,- srern
firm ly re f u s e d to
ta k e an y
h ill" w h i« h w ould c n ip o w e r
•tght of the flier, who are due' fruit !»« . Vg-t« iil'ure I un.mt.
fr o m a ta n k w h ic h Is k e p t i
n
____________ ___
th e iH liiin-t to g o v e rn h y o r ­
h rrr M'mrlim* today
«a*n , •tint* r
May* said j o i n
der-* in e o iitu il M -u td hy th a
prise jaunt
1 day
K ing w ith o u t Hu- -u n c tio n o f
Thar# had brrti po a ird of the
lh.- &lt;■*•* will ♦».* pr.Mc utail •
peraonal physician. believe, there
flier* up to IB A M i P S T I , ! eouit. • f tha* .tiuntl* * w.Srrg lb*
I’a rlia m e n t.
1* °° reason for Immediate con­
13 Four* after taking off from
"l j It* t*ffrntlri • are I"
II** rtplam
)lainw«|
rel non.
il»*r, *.( its pro*
cern. “Wlten I aay Mr. Bdlsou U
Mr . r)t*uni'*ioiter *aii. II*
Japan
on the 41ft.Vmil* flight
%•! n» and tn»* l|.ui&gt;
it
/S o w ly and definitely Tailing I
fc.M-.l
f
at
Assuming that thr ad* enturers
« fhr f'Hinal fum ending. It
r don’t asceaaaiily mean he cannot •
had run afoul no had lin k *atch*r«
•«acini* thv ilrlmt*- • tag. trid a y
' Il»e. He might aurpriae ua."
)
««tiniau*d they are approaching
niit| ihr ImI'it pUi'fy will m arshall
Tha doctor aaid Edieon.
.
eho
• hr United States rapidl) an*t •*»
ft»* i i v*s utiinr*
.1* Htrni'kj, m ••|,|a-••itltiiisuff.red a rollapaa several w eek ,, R u l i n g I s M a d e A t U n - l*#rt«*d them any minute
1 Brit |&gt;«rt i.|
x!,*(«* i.|,. Jrlvp t
Stanley llaldwin. the |&gt;nm« mlu«
ago. has b#*n a victim of u rim ir'
. , ..
.
*nfurv»» *h»- I ' l l In\% i l ..iilFrir&gt;
i- te» t Htfht hatul man. then propoisoning, diabataa. Dictrs of that
e x p e c t e d H e a r i n g ; I n * Their m noplane «a* thought ! «hl|iirnnf «n«l .«It* of citru* fruit*
by offt-lal* to havw «»jtra«rd a
pve* I ix"«*lutn*n* which would
stomach and Brights dUaa.e The !
(^ O U rt
W i l k e r S O n 1 storm blowing down from Nomr. ha«(t*itr«l l i e&gt;edl lin y I*, « rtlfu u l
t, iv» fits* (okt*riinn*"l ad litlOQgl
diabetic rondition U now cleared
III*
*
*
It*
•
a
lie
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e
••ml,
v«B4
U|l
-------Alaska. Tha plan* wa* «, hrdulrd
a filrrgrlity |M&gt;Wrl4 xmu ding It to
op, the doctor said. However, the
• bI i .Mill whrn il
m i*••| *•11it lh*- r* -t "f (hr Baltlon
CHICAGO. Sapt. 9. - (A IM
1°
over th«* Aleutian I hritl h s* f
urvma U gradually hemming
(«rkr*| |»y citru« ililrffutw.
i,« tin* r \ ■I••• i••11 uf pnvalA- mem*
faring Islands at almat midnight, and to
woraa and Interfering with h i, or- “Scarface AP* Capone.
I *t'a.%t*w •«( I hr kit..*') •f f*•f|«|« t l&gt;a m w sing the Gulf of Alaska
U 'li' In 11« undi'r thr •»• t’alle j t t n •
game functioning.
| trial on charges of conspiracy t o .
•
Itiiig &gt;«Nlthi'i| Its ,tiito in
imin*iti- th hair i uh*
ik
.
Cxparts praisrd the p«iform
.ttij b II
violata tha prohibition tawi and anee uf tha plane In littn u it- t»|M‘ci«ir«, Miiy«i -iittl.
Thr husiwi*. wh» h ,i.n»i*ntd In
WEST ORANGE. N. J.. Sept. 9
...... fo hf.MlMI • •| 4H» III. '
tiirnt,
uf
fm
it
frtiiu
ihi
\\ n t a l -t*BM'*n
fn rd a y . v o lad
Accompanying tha physician', #of trad in g tha Income ta t law. weight uf 11.300 i-ound- trom I' m
II.......... WfHfe* I.- - &lt;•. K I
util .. hallr.l ■nil thi*
’ini I,. §2?*i in &lt;suMu.fi «,f ih« naw
- r t. -i Ii'strp, | m!»•n .U r
remment was • statem ent by was granted permission yesterday] sanda at Sainnehirn. They cited fi ut 5P|lr«l
K n.l I aitr .U « ii *
Marlu iiahl tabiiiril. nia.lo up ol
Charles Edison, a son, that “fa­ to change hia plea of guilty in It, «|&gt;oed in heanng the starting •**1' tuny I,*r «lit|uurni • f urtt
4'e.l-iel It ••» * Ii ..h I
■1- lh-- ••illftrft 1
ther la not quit* as well as he wa, the liquor race to one
'• i '«
m»nif***n» from Hi* U lm r, CoQ*
i ■• » » 1
of not luad UO m lh , to Print Kriniu in • fa* 1*v im M rnl Milt • ) imot. r
10
minutei.
They
p
red
ate,|
that
,
•
i
mol.1 ml, i thi' "MU. h » u n n ii
a wv«k ar two ago."
«ivatiki* and liiu ru l partial.
guilty by federal Judge James the 10JO gallon, of gasoline di ,' truikri bnt| thite %v«&gt;rk vttll t*f r*»n
in
po-»l. th........it i. •.1 .•*• 1 S 1
Both declared that “there Is no
\ nt in mc with Urn majority w«m
li ni Jb tt t y tlli*
a t m |i*
l*\c
itid'h
II.
Wilkerson.
iniolahed In flight, the lightened
If f if-a»•&lt;r*( |**r t hati* .»f
1"
reason for Immediate concent.”
'J Irikhnr
inamhar*,
including
•Mm u-\ Im nnl a f ln t • »• i |a ii &gt;|
«'finuM. | •* h, H al, *♦jir‘w w•if |*hi'1 ...........
The ruling w a, made at an un- plan* would Increase i l . • |-ce!
An oiygea tank, used two
C rim e
Minister
Mfulhmaldg
fhr rvytlui Inxp o tio n
hr
l. .| K in* **ii | ; l .••ur «ri( Ijk.- lh* ill'IlTPIIi
The flier* ra rrn d no radio Tin , « a n l
yekra ago whan Mr. Edison was j tap e, ted krai ing lit Judge Wdkerihj*n. s'it.r .Snowden. J II Thom«
• * h*- »«h). ”n*iik • • t •»a t•rf \ ailing 1 w I'Mt •’ •
lA rnte | ii• k 111y Hou m Wi re
n « bml fmir uth« r n itu istm . All
ill with pnaomonk, has been
tharubers, the Jurist recent- and the fact they were truv r ing
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the
loneliest
legiuh,
of
Hi,
&gt;
placed In hia bedrcoin in his home j
n were- - ' r i . l v itii- i-iii-n valive* and Liberate
rny«i{r&lt;l in hBfi.llifiy th&lt;* r»rl&gt;
having a n n o u n c e tha. tha
f all
h.i- »|»* If HI iiIf Yt f • Ml 1ih. ii r«*fu»
earth led to the helkf 4fey m rht i rm p thi* time lu-t )n»r %khilr
In LW«*I
to I t r i hi Itvl.l, Ml l'.iru-d the government, as did
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lam
in
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tl,&lt;|ls
^ I w anted' the any gen mod to !^ #ar^°M* originally scheduled for not he teen again until their ar th«*rr ia imt iint- open mmv, th**
lh.- isnj.ii |s&lt;rlii n ii-#,* of the Indcpt-tid,nt mem*'
'|R
llavbl.
&gt;
Smoot
tariff
law
*•1 t .»1 » -l\ W•' U'. 1
vi Mr. Edison relief d u rin g ; yesterday, would not be held un­ rlvaJ In Amarlca.
J r »nimiw4ionrr *ai&lt;| Hr A(Mim| that
meeting of lire
|*A
b»«m lay ur loiititry.
I*
it
»•
I
th r h' *' k'i Min*4*'f 1tiV f.MII
It
Ml
spell* ho k*s been having til sept. 10. •
tltr n o p vbari lat«* hui «ml F-r »*•
Cmiimi,-i-'iic
Thi vr uthcr in«h*ptrvlrntB, Ina
ANGELES. Sept
9
than f *ii
Nl lilt- I
Ut
1 ll-i'Mr .......... .
he ha* flrinte refused
.
but ho
th r n«*w law » n rt»p&lt; nw&lt; ' * um' of thr ila*pf P4«ion vkhit , h.ih’A III&gt; n .t If
at &gt;ling iilixgr ll.t'.itein. ton of
crl|»t
all
Unit*
"
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a msmorsodawa whlck^ th a, ( ^ p . ^ T w o an iio u , women, on 1*1# for holititiff ikjwn Ihr r.»fly (
|MlUII.| ||. th *1 V
it.ri.ll h.tv
Most of I ho ni'irillh^ «•• *• lit
any .- tha plufal(|nn mid.
Judga .orJarqd fU u &lt; U ,w*a
*'
a mother,anil the other a fiam
re, «hip&lt;u«iJt of nalar*Iiy um u H ^ v ,
bIIk b Ii*d i * llH4«i' f.»* *in » l twkvll lip by \\ {’ IdbAaoa, ihr CitQjivrhatlvr luadrr, v jto J
jaatarttay 'av A d W irtW reewha «f fruf:.
Mk- Kdlaon itlQ Inalata on taking pEsinod Uia change la pleas was I ^
llf i# ' h *f t.t I'lnnt ii* \i y* .it.
y
friend,, and Tien's,m Sprin/e .7 artrf)
" T T '', J
milting th** lat n»« ir« 1.. ..II.,
....... T Williams, H«nf..nl #„*,
Mom,E lUrrnUm a.pPu
hia dally autoMobOa , rid* with being lluweu bccaiMo the d e fe n d -'tb*
*Th# rmijoiltyo f th« ^trly
n ,«ht • ' ‘•'" P 1
ngl ' f' I",r
t
oppuiition
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Mr*. Ediaon In an open rar. Some* ont had agreed to plead guilty * J™ "
1 a
new
pro
10 S*“ l,,' k " f Unn tr i p movptl in Ihr pant."
MO'Mlh«&gt;M ahutaillMd fatlel voting. t M
f*a i ml mi I I h r i'i •- 1• til.* ' h'«’ h ri
! gays h* ha* gona for rlila* in bvih under a rom promi.e agreem ent1
» • »»rmer washing m . B«iii. "w#&lt; a rtiflru ll) mnlurr.l
tin if th r
Si
j i . it* H»T,'
*lh# ml»» ta tu r aft#r an all J«F "
y 'm o ra tn g and tha afternoon, slay- with tho prosecution In whU*k fh « ic'l*n#
wntl C A Allrn T hu ilfbti »yra| •t a
it| m tinc
» ‘ hr
I im I im •
iiicii .iri&lt; Hi iu"» i 'mii | . &gt;;*!••
27. form er
for a l»» t‘»r quulitlra Thr inatuiily •tan.la .'«» '
f lug out about two hour* at a time. court could not concur.
••••tlinr.l th. ■icist# which ilurw-il will, a —sm_
ff untiniird On p.»g». Two)
-■ebb n.att-rbal -In-1 bclwuen tha
set hy th r recent lv(i«latun- «i iv
Truth of a rumor th at Ur. E&lt;bTh*’ IpVFfilh H itklv ra Olioillllt .
t u lt im a
The gang leader w a, allowed to cyr(r concern.
WhiU tha hoar* «lraKU’M uM •|, "l not ua I’lkjli a* thi« urpnttnr-nl prugiam ml ll»** Hui.I Shell to ,
toa'a mind had haea affected by withdraw his plea of guilty to
• I III’ I'H *! i lime Minister and A rthur Htnhia Dlacs* wa* denied by hi* son. the income ta* rharge July 31. the no mord WBt rrrxue.l tio«.i thi rvfonunrnilnl Im* jm rr tr-i- m&gt;Mf right, •taiiiiii? .it • in .. luck wit:
-h u te -f I ubf ll.u n v v Inin •!&gt; re,in. ht* .,|d Ixsbur cullaagu*
aviatcr*. Mra. iVlphia
Utilfaru.
are I now leader of lh&lt;- oppodUun.
tin- I ik I iiiii l(i*i-r#Oiiid lo- i,n&gt;I Mr
ChasU*.
doy he was to have lw«n sen­ fcrt, mother of Allen, rrnrumr I nt rei|uirr«l will improve romli cn-a M bk loiM th«‘f enti I fun *r * wfits*
(oth oi. r* Hu* Ci'lil
It wa, token mi m lesotutioil
appcurai, *•% Iffon* ntoli
tenced. At that time. Judge Wil- her ranch home near E v rtrr. Cal.. greatly.
MM•«|OHfS(a to : 49L.* n I * to have | calling fur the li-.i,.,- tu retolv*
“ Of i-&gt;n *•• i Im- citrus vr
t, many ih’ibimmu t!.Y«. ihrni
k.reon announced he would hear under th* ears of a nureo.
later this year. I ill thr m v lux « mi |irofiati«iiiii.i| iiiflu i lit it mu
u f'M'liminar\ *nrv 1 uf thr ro illr ' itself Into a . committee of ways
I evidence in the liquor case, ap­
AIKn's half hrothir, (Ritial-I piohil-itMig artifi u t maturi &gt; - ­
M.4»d.’
ii,id ins are# Tburcdi)
for th#
parently discrediting the agree­ Rad fern, eald Allen hed not in- having 11- effect ami it', 1 g -"I ctBUi ulthi.or'i 4 tin . \ 1**11 •»l.i
•
Oy
U
'i
htft|’
.
l|(*li
t
•
4ir‘
£
•«•%
!
iwf
I #h' in tho iiirb’iiiiif, t ' *• l out -|V, k passnge of rrm.omy and
ment for Itnitncy entered into by 1 formed Mr*. Redfern °f hi* on, rffret for the grower, thr I-.I i , HF
NVKIt.
i
&gt;'i
|»i
t*
•
«onir».
•• • »nrH d# id«*,| th.it lor ttrr* revenue m easure, drsignad to
o g s Capone and the prosecution.
I \ I* i
John .M.Tkhfim JI ) fni •it ihl« tin** uiial It*
' slon whrn ho left for Japan Hr and Ihr puhlt - **
appmpiiatv | .-verrm.ia the ttirratcned bmtgat
Itjikri. Ir tha* Ih lrf
. Under the original agreem ent' tBj(j Mrs. Redfern'* first knot,I
o .1 &gt;rlf&lt;4tylri| II m i ^iiMifilrh *" '
f ' •mn ,i i*ov|m• r M|id deli,-it of t.bki.noi.iinii Mr. Mac-yoar-ol mn «»f Hi tin.i M&lt;« II
with
the
prosecutors,
it
bad
been
»-Mifi»«rd
(.•
Chtrf
uf
I'o'iri*
Al
^
edge of the flight c* uir to If***
Mataber, of BemlnoLr Chapter,
.»* i.iltll lh. v h id diM*. !.*d of to l&gt; .mid had -aid tli.it hi, re.oiuW. Hurt IT of th|4 fltv. I a thri oilI\
T Clark yr»ii'«day h.&lt; killi-d t-d»'hf»* .nr** in oi rvd in •uiki*ying I Iloti vvu.dd be tuke.i u « a test of
Future E a ra e re .of Florida, aio antkipated that Capone might re­ through an A*»oclat,,| P res, tils
•xIric 1 1&gt; Minufrwr tali i&gt;: inikin. •
ceive
sentence.*
ranging
from
two
sow lb tha I*tall hog business.
patch fri-m Tokyo.
•t« firm a| |.«'i&lt;r;trt» |&gt;«fm « .t* Sianli'v ^1 Mm ir. Jl. •ludi'fit ut .i p ii&gt;|'itH4f,l 4mil l soii,i' \ is ir « a i(o. I i-,i t-lenrv or non confident tn hU
Yeitkrday afterM on th e . received to five yean imprisonment on - Whrn th* actual takr-off at
ju
d itn • in th i• i •!v llo will fla* Ihr \| icliia bm • 'idli’tfr **f Minn, I il , . d rip ti l , (an. l i givr t #o.«rmn«nt.
K. ft. Rockr*. Iim-b' rep retm .i
a shipment of *0. par**fcTt'1 Duroe each of tha indictments, the sen- Ramushito was flashetl to M r,.'
th ll^ •IlDtfd. final A*11 Im* HIIMIII Vkhoni hr pirkrd up u« a hitch- Hb&lt;rIoi|4 ron«nU i .ition to iht* plan
Milh thv noipisv majurit) r#gU*
Redfern ehr retired under th r car.- tivt of th r G onlyrar Tire
so!
hog* become fatigued a lta r feed- tenrvs to run concurrently.
panted hy \liaa F'.Iuu Imi |, i tmk
o t»r r« •|i»»*%r of M M. land. !•*• rd It wai* Iwlipinl t h r atvnoaWhen his case was called for of a nurse, although Redfern ,a id ‘. Itu'-lirr Co., and operator of orda* tbay began a a lotonalv* cam ­
N&lt;k
ti'pl
r» •»•(« nt of Sofiih Saiif d. tho phri# wa* i leaf•*il f**r uppravtl
| of Ihr busiest hattrry. tirr, and program dirivtor.
paign which hM f»r It* purpose trial, Capoa*'* . attorneys streamed she waa not aerlously ill.
Hu- aut
F* ml *oMiirdiMjf ih»&lt; county farm hrfsirr rlltl nf th# wvi-k *if urgent
Mibb Clark *ill r*.n Ifr «• %mm .
E iprvssing c o n f i d e n c e that l aut&gt;-m bile aerrssory equipo
the furtherance of tha “ Uv* On thi* “ ondm tandlng.” only to re­
i hail liern itidrn: and utld&lt; «l
with lh,# i,Ut (lilantlit road will I.*• l**ihDalaiisBn that i« fvpt-ctad to
hoirere in th r city, thi* nnir'in-g original an«n«. im-r.i, . f {Htpular
The Farm " movement.
write a summary warning from Miyl*. hor floner, a««l Alien wouhl *-"Why aho«lt«lii*t I hu*r klllrd "t»i siigiii,|| i , wigs if ;• n n d i th**
((\mtimicil on Pagr lin e n )
* T a ectoraplUh th a t purpoae, the Judge WUke&amp;on th a t h* would be aucceetful, Mila P ranrrs lire, learned th at hr had won » tu p tu »ongf a* p u n . ii'lritiim s
Mm* Hr woji ifoln/ to turn mr repair* Mr. l.or.i u.gr*. I onimU
llotrtBr
J
f
la&gt;iBr.
I'
h
,»l
tr*|i»r.
Ak
ion,
Ohio,
with
all
»
v
t-»•»«,
sun
left
Rivarsid*
by
airplane
for
JXitur* Farmer* lip c c t ta soli the not bo bound by any eoeh agree­
ln.,#
" " n*r « &gt;oar ) an*I Sterlv ami
paid, fur being thr draler in «Ivi« alii ht* Ffiinl In »t*k«*ral popular
44 hog*, and aa many more a* ment. and hia counsal promptly Seattle.
f'hirk o i l Mutkhuni n ififro ril • ••ttvti F-ii4im***r I'll, hfottl won*
ballad*
•
M
tr
who
rep
o
rt,d
.
thr
largrst
“I'll be th# firtt to gr» t them."
poaalhle, ta local farmsr* aad moved to withdraw Capons’* pie*.
hr
klllrd
M'.nrr
on
a
m
ad
,
appointrd to -tinly Hu* di'uatiun.
Mil* KVwI&gt;n Cal- w, y lithf il
grower*. They iflU attem pt to
In hi* memorandum yesterday, the said. “Wa plan to be mairied percentage of sales of (Inn-lyeer
C nuMi|fi«ion&lt;’, Mriarh and Mr
praducts during Ihr pe*t two Mu** «ingrr, ha« th n a Bong* m ar lli&gt;ly«*kr. ( «»!*»., h if ilmird
(Continued on I’ago Two)
4« a &lt;thaoo gruw ne the idea of tho Judge said although romproi any knowlrilgi* uf 1H— claying of I'lli hf«ird a t ft* mUh a iihoridi'd to
which «hr will «lng.
months.
of hog*. mleea ar* legal under mm* clr‘lets
- 'in ing
* itaM tt, groups
i
u
Th^ lako Mary ( aaino orchn* UViil Lim it, alia* l.yal llrrry. in •• I m i * m altrr uf rcpAii
Mr. Rorkry wat .ntvn-d in I lasand other auiM
rurqatence*. those concerned In
Three of the contest, competing tra wa* h«*inu Miiuicht Inlt* Hu- kan*a« t il). Muikham irpiidiatvcl roitl m l.nkr Mary A p«&lt;litioti.
further .aaalit Farmer* In the Capone case were not arrived
J t u tils Itolun...», vica-pre«i.’
with dialers in llajrtona, St. I’d aftcrni&gt;«»M «* a &lt;| ••rmI art, a« urn an trarln r •fatruirnt tha* a Chi bruring tha nanio* n f n*a.|j fill
•rrm ent, tha hoy* will moo a t In “tha manner prescribed by
licit an,| gt„.-ral manager, i f th*
r.naitrin Nrrlw
»i»riy In a t a in iraiigstrF w ith wh*&lt;m hf \sm&lt; r«*abh&lt;nt« o f ( h a t r u r n i i i i i u i l y i r # k
ersburg, lakeland, ttartuw: Whi­ MiB« Miry K.IUlirth
aad foretell a earing room law.”
li a i r l i n / killr.l |h r slutlrnt bimI , n L' M | Mil* t o Ills* I l i a d , R B I l o a d Kioridu (L ow er, und Shippers
whm*L late thle fad, when the
The twa-atory garage a p a rt­ te r Haven. Fort Myrr*. Ft lau-l w-'rln of lap ami tor dan • %.
•The recommendation to bo
h r'o rr th r rom m itlrc wai a;i I•#ague wtii.h 1» n-&gt;w m I he ihL'k
I'riiiil.
»
b o g i bec.ro* fattataed after fatd- made to tho court contemplated ment belonging to R hode l.oek- erdale. West Palm U-ech. ard
|OMll**t|
nt a fight *ca,„-t a proposed laI'ruitt'*
body
wax
«li«rii«rrri|
Ctearwatsr.
aerates
tore
and
allay*
’J B l 'm aural
* I
th a t the sentence to bo Imposed hart, located In Mayfair hatween
J -I Wadi* und O. It TIujiiijib. cress# In freight rut,-, nil vsg*S
n
.ay
l*rhin«l
a
K
an
su
City
He
expects
to
leave
hvr*
Salur
’i M u t twveriag. Meal
state,
np table, .hipped fiuni this
In the conspiracy cast, white an Fifth and Sixth 8tre*U, w at de day, Hept. IP. will te in Akrun on
pot,I ball, iirar n g a rra r from rv-ideoit* r»f I aka* Mt.fu
* V ia f . shoe id* re,, gad aide* may ha
|rui»&gt;l 11 forr tin* !ioaid 4*kinc will Im in S anfird to,nm rove night
Independent sentence in form, wa* strayed by a mysterious fire which ths fallowing Mrnday, and rrm ain|
whirh
Markham
a'lm
iltnl
hitult*
*| wra
weep pad, i m itored away
cured,
really to ran concurrently with occurred this morning shortly aft- th
....................
........ visiting thv
WASHINGTON. S#pl. il.
u IttaHi autonmhi'r for ho trip that a hriilg • h»* ronatnirtril lo deliver a talk to membeia of
c i. several day,,
U t .winter
a r LUO o’clock.
aitod* Snjith'a "miiil on th t Weal the Seminole -A grirullural Club
(Continued
on
P
age
Two)
rub
er
plant
a*
well
a»
the
huge!
(
A.P.)—
Preeldenl
llmwer
turned
tti Ih n w r. C ark «anl
wm ton
.&lt;IFhnn*ra
hk obtaining
Tho baiWiag woe unoccupied,
Sirh*, to rrplura* ii b« omIvii atnii* and all resident- uf this city wlte
Zeppelin
factory.
A
first
hand
a,ld*
from
government
businm
,
inert!
Markham
wm
alon**
at
tho.
_ to get
i M i r a t *w
and had been fer some month*
•
rlain hut t»«lirv»*a . tut.- no\f ii, s!r»n). Mr. M rinli a ie Inter. «tc,j m the subject.
a k i of tha
When it we* f1r»t di»ror*r#d (limps* nf the ircvntly complete I l“d*» to pay tribute In th r Red time Moon*
...........iiird
.....
Tho talk will be licaid at th*
and Mi li t Ftford bdii_* 4iflkn
■on. at tha
/a te b, or Alax X. Jokaao
ablate by neerby resident*, flame, “Akron,r 'largest Zeppelin In lh ('roe* as pa,l of n celebration hr hml two conipuninM* when Fir to lun-truct j li.nlgc at tliat point "Weekly m rrtlng uf thv club, ta be
j k i M a c h t e l d u t t e . t W dday.
were seen In the Interior of the world, v.ill a lts b. aff.nl* 1 Mr. c,-m,n«-n orating thr f, n!ati-m of • 1 *e th r automohiU*.
held at the Seinin le High School
its f l r 't rhwptvr at Danevlll#.
Hockey.
Clmk *ai l Markham attempted 1 Other m nttert dnp&lt;* c | uf in starting at |f;00 o'clock. Upon It*
{ I v' rfr
1 ■■■re-te...
structure.
eluding the aufImrUation of all
Now
York,
hy
Clara
lU
rton
Ml
to
ilratY
a
pi
tot
on
thr
offu-ara
■
y
BUT ftfW BIBB
Firemen Thomas. Duncan, ami
MU* Incurred hy the ruunty dm* rmt.luiion, Mr. Ku'-inson will anyears ago
IJ1UIHVII.I.K PAPER SOLD
who arrrV eil Mm hut the re- j Ing the month of Autfuel; grant sw*r any questions c, m eining th#
Chtef Mack Cleveland answered
Speaking
over
a
nation
wide
ra
­
v1 FT. LAUDERDALE, Sept. • —
volvvr wm takrn from him.
ing of a tw » week* earat ton |u rereut riling on freight rat** and
WAHH1NOTON " S e p t 9. - tha telephone call, and fooght th r
LOUISVILLE, Sept.
—(A.P.) dio hookup from the White llouic,
■IA Wi— Membeta of a rarowaris
Mr. 1'it.hford: awarcing grocery einnlar subject*.
f A.P.)— Th# W eather Bureau to­ etub’j orn bias* for more tbon an -Sate of tho llersU -Post coeiMr. Iloovtr said th r organis-vtlo.i
Investigating the death *f
IIOaSKNWAI.il WINS HONOR ami 4»»d rrmfrnct* for the county
Whris It te VunslvJered that,
day leiued tha follvwing storm hour before It waa finally euH- pony to John B. GaitsgVer of N l»
-old 8QM Kirk, donated
“ Proves the ability of a il^murdued. I t never assumed serious prron an aw rag* iucrtaee of
him# and |»tHon t d f . W. Zarlng
warning
t
“Adirsory
10
AN.
A
York
wao
announce,!
y
rsttiday
a
ft­
teas 'a* J a m * y w te rd a ^ t*
rrcy
rrtm it from thi* | k*«»|iI,«
CHICAGO, S«pt. 9.
( A .P I - and Co., upf roving I e lire-arrn 53o prr ra r uf ,-slcry shipped
tropical diaturbanc*, apparently portions tecauoo It was s ltu a tsl er a meeting of ihs company’#
thsm sslve, ngsneirs f»r thvir Juliun KomrnwuM. rnerrhant. phil- ImimiI of U W. ('carm an; appro# north from Su 'erd, mors than
soma
dteunca
from
several
valuable
of moderate intern Ity. la moving
e re ’it.ri. Gallagher's bid was sub­ strirco. The Mt years wl i l, l.nve LMthrr&gt;|)i«t, gnd h manitarian. wa\
ing the nonry puLlic h)nila of ll-'ill. 000 may bo lost ta this
weal northwestward over tha home* In th a t socthwi o f the city. mitted niero than a week ag-i and
paasad kince that pionr.-r begin­ 'hf.Bcn y«ttrr*U&gt; tn rr-n v # the HrlUt*tJjfyk, T. A. U-othi*r««m and lion if last year's average of
The , ta c t cause of the Mate or
Oarikhaan Saa with Its renter tho am runt of Inaurtnra, If any, offered D175JJOO and aeauuptiou
FATAL
POISON
ning have written a chapter in firat annual **ni^rit award'* nffkrv«t T. Mr Afcr. and uMnwin * (he Uev. Woo car* uf relery U mainUlned
ihia morning about IIS mite* carried on th* property. haJ not of nwrtgago* amounting In ap­
world-wide relief of human *uf- by lilt Chirac* Rutary club for K
‘ aontler* H .ivelini e tp e n ic t tht* year, the seriousness ef th*
southwest of Kingston, Jamaica. been aacertalaod by Chtef Ctevs- proximately 1140,000.
• faring whirh is a - fittu if
n.o- ilUtinguUhc | rivic •crvicr.
of flu c i h monlli Ht allow him situation te apparent, Mr. Ra kin•/
_____
w H.
land sarly today.
morla| to Ml4« allrtun an.I a p o u I
I* give religion* tervlcea at th# son declare*.
Mi a m i , «*pt. #. —(A .P.)—
GETS NO Ht'PPORTKKS
tradition of her count,you n."
foonty h«»nta a ril' prUon each
OVKltSrn.SC ICIIIKO
s
Tha new tropical dUturbanc* to­
OBBMANY BUYS WHEAT
KurifnV.
TWO HIE IN P L A N lT ci
day
faHnwad
a
w
est
northwaat
WASHINGTON, Kept. 9.
M i veil
W A «IIIN tiT G \. Htpt. 9 . m~
ABR LOWER COTTON RATES
th* Caribbean with
BERLIN, to p i. 9.—(AJ*.)—Th* I A .P )— Tho aiggestion of Reprw
I A.P.)
Oversubscription by VOTES ItKfU'LAK DIVIDEND
BUFFALO, Sept. 9.—(A.P.)—
• ■aSa ra ii (ntenalty. tha local Telegm fea Uaten said ysatetday •rnU tlvo Bock, Uspehlican, Penn■ ta
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WABH1
IH1NGTON. Sept. 9. - - IKOJAU.^td uf the tr.a su ry 's
A lest pilot and an engineer ,
the German guv.rnm ent had rots­ aylvaaia, for a coalition of party &lt;A»P.)~SBoulhwML.il raito ec* . 5h00.00ft.fsxi three p r ren t 20-21* NEW YORK. MepL 9— (A .P.)— th . Curtiaa Aeroplane A
, ■ etsereteglet. aaid h* would ' eluded a contract to tea, S00.000 leaders to form an economy pro setiug 1* unison. yrsterJuy asked year bond Issue wa* announcadi T h * (Vlan#«e Corpuratten of Company, In*., were killed .
, . aotklag definitely akaat
ad u h a a t from the United gram sim ilar to th at of the gov. lh* Interstate .Commerce Commit* l*«t night by Sc.-. Mclb-n.
| A nicfna y#*t»rday declared ths .isv when a plan* n ash ad
lia n a ’s progrsae for soso* Stale*
,rd, deltverteo te bo rrnm eat now la power In Great •log for ptimission 1 1 reduro ratea
----- - ’ — - . .
-f*— |ar ii lartcrly divi.lend of field ua the outskirts of tka
b u t added it Is faDowtag
**ro&lt;m half of I Britain, failed yesterday to draw
from poinis oc*t of tFi#
JACKSONVILLE- - d u b rooms |L 7 u &lt;n the 7 p .tcea t cumulative clpal airport. Th* rtesd ar*
M a i sa u n a ad slorma - t e tha tha cun
Rural year aa I support from tha fsw teii'lato rs
r BWtr 1 • New Or team belli on ro-&gt;f of 11-4*1 Georg* aarir* prior preferred stack, of ' tey Wakte. WUltemartUa,
fretn
Ik sn .
.
I tac-.rd &gt;.&gt;t. u .
itA u io g i»tcs lo Mob.U Wgthlngtbii.
I K itw r, gad Paul Boyd, t#M

losing atom

FROM 2FLIERS GREEN FltUIT LAW

VIOLATORS W IL L
ii £iai.eo?kuwSr
,F0r BE PROSECUTED
First Sight Of,d Avi-

However, Aged inven­
tor Still Insist* On
Getting Oxygen By
Taking Auto Rides

h,r z .„

Watchera Continue To

l^ihor Party Is Mus- &amp;
tering Its Strength t
To Oppose Measure ,
When DehateComes-

President Orders Ex­
perts For P a r l e y s
\s Estimate Of Big­
ger ('reps Is M a &lt;1e

atorsOnDaringHop Mayo Says Suspects
Arc Being Watched
By The Authorities

a,.... . .!CAPONE ALLOWED
TO CHANGE PLEA
TO ‘NOT GUILTY’
Of

FIVE-HOUR M EET
HELD YESTERDAY
BY COUNTY IfODY

Spurns Plan To Make
Survey Of Proposed
Ditch To East ('oast

Much Talent Will]

Assist On Program'
At Municipal P ie r

(.’unman (’onfosses
Killing Student lie
Picked Up On Road

Members Of t'arm
Organization G
( et
Shipment Of H

Hockey Win« Trip For
Salesmanship M a r k

Shipping Expert To
(«ive Address Upon
Planned Rate Hike

Two-Story Garage
• Apartment B u r n s

Si

ti. S. President Pays
Tribute To Bed Cross

Another T rop ical
Storm Is H ead in g
Through Caribbean

Wit

'J 1

�J

*

T f .y t e
C n a l r . la m a n r r . «■ ' a r m a l a
H O W

T H E Y

J P S L te V S J W . T ^ a S g S
I M a M M a a r c F. Lm+m •( a lt^
4*f»»4aaia. I. Ik*
•#*«■»•i mi M t t r la rkaiw ary. w ill as.
M m f*K lala a»4 — II at » « k l l «
a •c(|&gt;&gt;n t - t ra id t « Ida d l| d » « l
kW4*r at Ida fraai #avr mt tkf
coart dn «a« la Haar.tnl, &amp;+mtn*An
tY a n tr . rto rlia , «*a M « M a r tda
flttb 4my *1 O rio W r. I9 j|. tb* M a daiaa a rala 4ay, «.a rln « (d a lafal
daura «»f *al*. all
Ida ( d h a l a a
l&gt;|4
Htuala la
lb*
C a f l t f «#f
dvalaala aa4 Utala af KWk »4 «. 4a.
• r r I M •• fallow*. Bliarha S. |a L
l« II. I t antf IT. mt Mall«.a«|||#
4»*ia»oa mt tk* 1.11y mt
Ha a Car4.
M&lt;&gt;rt4a. mm pmf flat Idaranf 4 «| ;
rarortaai |« i n ptabll* rK&gt;*r4l of
IWaiiMiU Oaaatf. n » r M a
| a l.
d r i l l m I4 In aatlafj M l4

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apart a ttra c t!—

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Jrw alar, Map. A n .

tke

J a * r i a n a iiu m . J r .
H f ^ U I Master In l * d « ir « r r
W dll K P H T .
tlMltaar fuf Ilk* from |a4*Jwant. ^

W hatley and H a l m ;
H o r d e*
‘—
O r. W . E . M a r D O U G A L L , C H I
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..a Celery Freight Rates
~ T he Information th at freight nttn* on a certain few
vegetables are to be Increased oa'-an dlbMk»« oT |36.00 J*r
car cornea aa somewhat of i shock M r ottr celery farm ers
who had been under tb s Impression th a t the recent ruling
of th e Interstate Commerce Commission would react Co
their benefit as It does to most of - tb s other fru it sod
vegetable growers of Florida.
I t seems th a t the general decrease In F irst Class Rates
did apply'to celery, aa at first reported, but a correction
of a long existing error in weight tthedules of from SO
pounds per crate to 71 pounds per crate resulted in an Increase In rates amounting to more than the general de­
crease, thus effecting a net Increase. H its accounts for the
early confusion regarding the exact status of th e celery
fates.
It is particularly unfortunate th a t the Increased rates
should be made a t this time. The outlook for the comliig
season is none too good s t the present time, and with
m arkets throughout th e whole world generally shot to
-pieces, it seems s poor time to be Increasing costs for
anything. T hat It will work an undue hardship on the grow­
ers of this section goes without saying.
It should not, however, be too late to do something
about it and we are pleased to note that the Executive
Committee of the Growers and Shippers League intends to
file s petition with th e Interstate Commerce Commission
asking for a rehearing on the celery rates.
At the same time, we understand that the Increased
rates are optional with the railroads, and It is quite within
the realm of possibility that, if the m atter were properly
presented by a representative group of celery farm ers, the
railroads might agree not to make the Increased rates ef­
fective, at least until after the coming season, or until
general business and marketing conditions show some Im­
provement.
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f.Mtly k ifd which ran 't be »*tSt a discount these day*.

Chief William*’ ultimatum th a t there shall be no driv­
ing on rlma over city streeta, a* a City ordinance specifi­
Inather good thing about a de­ cally providea, la timely and ehould receive the unqualified
ws haven't heard so support of every right thinking eltisen. Sanford haa in­
lately about th* tipping vested a tremendous amount of money on ita streets, and
at present enjoys the reputation of having more mllee of
paved thoroughfare* than any other d ty in th e world
good old days, the farmnonty because something Steel automobile rims, however, can soon reduce to hopeless
got Into their crop* and piles of tary sand and dust and miles of ragged ru ts and
p art of them; nowadays gullies the most substantially constructed asphalt streets.
joe# money bectuse nothing Such wanton destruction, unfortunately, will not retire the
bonds out of the proceeds of which the streets were built
More than likely the m otorist who thus drives hU car
comparing to Russia’s 13H,- nbout the city, does ao thoughtlessly, with no Intent of
■utomotiilee, those of the damaging costly city property. He h as Juat had a puncture
Brisbane
Jolted Btatss, A rthur
t t there ar* 28,000,000,000 or a blowout, and th a t In Itself Is quite sufficient tp upset
running In this conn his normal trend of thinking. Then he finds th s t his jack
today. Thus; affording s has been stolen, or his a p a n tire la also flat and that
. example either of hyper- leaves him In a f it o f despondency. B e hardly knows what
or tho well known typograph ta do, Hla senses are with him barely sufficiently to re­
call to him tha advisability of removing
Ita destruction on tke slow ride to tha
ant lloovsr say*
tlon, but not enough to remind him th at his steel rim will
W ar Is the cause
of
............... exert a disproportionate amount of wear and te a r upon
World wide depression,

TEN TEAB8 AGO TODAY
The new Benjamin aviation
field In T.mjvo will be formally
Opened Sept. 14th. Aviator* from
'Carlatrom field will bo the Chief
performer*. Tha visiting Dyer*
will ba (Ivtn a public reception,
banquet and dance.
Unprecedented rip o rta of wheat
daring A agait showed favor­
ably on agrieultural and bu*lneva
eoddltion* throughout the country,
Secretary of Commerce Hoover
declared yesterday. According to
ht* report*, wheat export* dur­
ing the pa*t month amounted to
53,606,000 bushel* or about four
time* the v-ilume of mny pre-war
flgu ea for the month of AugosL
Prevent advance* In, the price of
cotton were regarded by Hr. Hoo­
ver a* promising n betterm ent of
conditions In the South, provided
Ihe increased level* ar* main­
tained. If tha prtra of cotton itaj*
up, he declared, the South will not
need the credit relief which h
been sought and which the War
Finance Coiporatlun I* prepared
te give
The entire State of Florida is
booming a* never before, *nd the
visitor* to tha state ar* struck
ith tha sign* of prospvrity and
progress on every hand. Sanford’s
record for August is not a* isrire
a* usual, although it seem* that
more buildings ar* going up than
few mvs s t any sg* and to elmost non* In th* reriy thirties.
Persons! charm «*« his In un­
usual degree. Evsn hlh bitterest
enemies melted under th* spall of
engaging per.ionallt y. He
seemed a welcome addition to any
company, hong is the list of fra*
ternal order* th at offered him
tbalr fellowship— in college Alpha
T aa Omega and Phi Delta Phi;
latar, Masons, Elks, Knights of
Pythias, Red Men and others too
numerous to mention. Politicians
were a t his beck and call. The
United State* government pinned
tha Distinguished Bervlc* Medal
on the uniform that h* wore In
fran c* In th* World War. Th*
banker* of th* Mouth showed
their confidence In him by elect­
ing him a district director of the
Federal Htsrrim. Other honors
hie for me asking.
But, instead of serving the peo.
pla who had honored him, h*
elected to eerv* Mammon. Ills
ambition for great riches led from
tha path of honor. And th* day
of reckoning le at hand.

Womivtcm
BEEN RECI

e v e r before However, tha actual
flgttrea, as given b y tha city, are
not the real value* of tha proper­
ty , and the August 'building pro­
gram I* very go rd one. Thera were
XH building permits ’-Issued for
fo r building* within tho city limlta
fo r Aagust, totalling $49,817.
Tho Presbyterian Christian 'En­
deavor entertained on Thursday
evening In honor-of four of their
Members whoa* m arriages are soon
to te irlchrsteil, Miss D elta Stone
and Robert Cobh, and Mias Helen
Peck and Donald White imh. Punch
was served throughout the even­
ing by the Mine* Mae llolly and
Anna DuBme.
Mrs. A. Vaughn entertained In
her usual rham iing and gracious
manner yesterday aftern x&gt;n In
compliment to Mrs. Margaret
Barnes who leaves for Orlando,
Sept. IS, to make her home. Mrs.
Vaughn’s guests
included th*
members of the Every Week
Bridge Dub, and a number of Ihe
honoree's Intimate friends were
Invited in for refreshments.
Mr. and Mr*. D. I . Thrasher
antf Miss May Thrasher spent the
day yrsterdae in Orlando.
Miss Final* Rebs Munson h
returned home fiom Haines City
where the was the guest of her
staler, Mrs. Howard Tibbata, for
several days.

’JSgXS

F R 0 M 2 F L IE
(Coetinned From Pag* One)
Immediately."
“Don w as 'confident from the
•ta rt,” said Miss Bresson. "H a
h a j been talking of tha flight for
months.
c *v
"He cabled me Juat before he
hopped from Japan to meet Mas I*
Beattie a t 9 A. i t , Wednaaday. 1'tl
be there.”
. ■”
1 V
Allen's fiancee waa killed In an
airplane crash here last March.
She was Alina Miller.
'A deferred 30-day jail sentence
also aw aits Moyle. He pleaded
guilty In superior court here July
IS to a rhergw at driving an auto­
mobile while intoxicated and wto
sentenced to 30 days In Jail, w ith
three year* probation added.
Allen we* selling washing m a­
chines at Santa Ana, C al, when
he struck up an acquaintance with
Moyle, an agent for a motoiTyeD
factory. They both weee tnU rested in aviation. As the friendship
progressed AUen instructed Moyle
in what he knew of aviation.
Moyle obtained a transport pilot's
llctnse later and Allen la under­
stood to posse*! a private pilot's
license.
Moyle previously waa err open*
ly reparted a* being married.

HOOVER SE E K S Mexico E xten d ed
TO AID COTTON Invitation To l o i n
MEN IN. C R ISIS League Of Nations

(Conlinued From Tag* One!
pending im cotton,” , said Senator
I’araw sr. "They didn’t buy a n ) thing la.i year and they can’t
buy anything this year. It I* my
bel.ef t al thla plan would be
Just the i Kk to break the psychol■fv of this depression. Certainly
IE i,»m , b u y ers» of these
10,0:0.' .0 c o p le and that would
fsiLorici tn going again.”
The Agriculture Department's
forcaat of 13,883,000 bales was
not unexpected in view of Ihe Au­
gust foierast of 13,384,000 bales
and apparently th* market was
braced for It.
Th* August estim ate, over a
million bales higher on th* averag* than
privat* furrast*
knocked price props from under
the staple.
Th* prrctpltat* price declln*
which followed led toward tha new
lows reached today. With on* ex­
. » » * * « ■ »■«!«?» **»«•&gt;» *&lt;"V
ttl* causv*
One such driver, or one such ride, over city streeta,
ception, prices quoted on th* ex­
•h a t about th* ti—i—
HawDy
changee today war* the lowest
BIRDS AND WORMH
ta r if f act which fu rther probably would not render them completely useless to future
recorded for middling cotton line*
___International trad* at the generations. I t ta perhaps regrettable, but true, howtver,
■|im a It needed all the fsclll- th at w hat is one man’s privilege is also another's, and that All eraature* of th* earth but the Civil R a r.
Agriculture Departm ent records
Man era free,
( It could g e t!
if
our citiiens can so mlsuM our highways, ao can
show IhatMn tolling cotton arid
__ __
—
O■ ■•■“l*
•aWFWWM other tan thousand residents of O x fo rd . If Except the to a s ts .th a t
pound1In Decernto enslave
lo t Iced in the Tampa Morning evetyon* rode about on stool rlma every time a puncture
And hemper with such b.rrWW b« . H 9* ® * * " * th* oMhangaa
Wednesday where tha
waa suffered, It would be eurpriatag how quickly our (treats
u h#
, w ire closed in the turmoil which
candidate, Chsncvy, waa
m ^ r. ---- *— *—■—
*
mayor of Tampa. Now If would depreciate. And when I t came time to rebuild, we Submits to from tha cradle t° ollowrd th* beginning of the
urld War In 1914, th* sUpl*
, wew mayor keeps one-third of might not find the financing M simple a Job aa i t was for
th* grave.
•old •• low aa 7 1-2 cents.
rftrom lies he made about claan- the original construction.
The bird loars out upom hla trail
Th* highest recorded price line*
-oqp Tampa, he will has*
of blue
years of *xtraordliiarily
alt* Job.—Tavares Cttlien.
W tthought thought of a top-signs
rices for th* staple after
If by any chance he do**,
In hla path,
War, was 48.73 cent* a
| Set a naw record.
7 t h to fly upward toward th* pound in July, 1920.
Age warn vindicated on tha golf links last Saturday
l - i — —o----------aun and view
Commenting upon th* fu rrast
t! Lehmann, for nin* year* when tho 88-year-old veteran. F rau d s Oulmet, beat o f The unlversa—without so after-'
today th* Agriculture D epart­
a t lh» Oranga county the challenge of youth and won the national am ateur cham­
mathl »
of Commerce, haa **• pionship by defeating Jack Westland 6 and 5 In the thlrty- Th* worm erawla from his-tot* ment (*ld th* 1931 lacre*** of
101,000 bale* over tho A uguit re­
• sim ilar position with Ihe ■lx hole fln als.at the Beverly Country Club &lt;of Chicago. It
up to th* light­
County trad* body. I t la waa Juat seventeen yours ago th a t Oulmet, then only a kit e r course he may get stepped up­ port was due largely- to lower than
average abandonment of cotton.
_ ar In th* cap of Sanford.
on, but atlll.
._
Another explanation of why
J wishes follow Mr. lahm ann, of 21, conquered the mighty Jerome Travers to win the
H e's exereued a fin* worm-given th* A grlrnltura Department ex­
. »f Florida’s outstanding rora- same crown a t whl^h he haa since been annually shooting
right
pects Th* 1931 crop to to 1.713,ll secretaries.—Oral* Ban- with such little success.
l a live according to hla own free ooo bake more than th* 1930 crop
The
fact
th
a
t
the
Boston
1
Inhuman
went
unrewardec
, Ervryne haa a good word to ’
is th* condition flgur* given In
wllL
te r Mr. U hm ann.
for seventeen years does In no way indloate th at he had a Yet Man
stays th a t within hla today's report- This was placed qt
lapse of golfing skill. On the contrary Oulmet hae always
68 per cent of normal, a* com­
aatf-mado cage
i-'Tto King of England, whose In- been a dangerous contender for the title a d MM dleep- Through which ha peers with dull, pared to S3J per cent on Sept. 1,
i* around a million dollar* polntmenta can be ettrlbuted to the ficklineee of th e golf­
1930, and n ten-year average of
unseeing eye*—
iyear, moat of WhDh la approprl- ing gods rath er than to any diminution o* prowtea.’ His
34.4.
Docility la'his Impotent rage,
by parliam ent, haa voluntarlThe department m id th* dacllm
play superb gotf
t* stifled breath, 'eventually
consented to a cut In hi* ro­ case is silent testimony th a t one am
o f . 4* per cent from th* A ngm t
o t tome 1250,000, aa throughout the year* and Mtflt never t*fti th e pinnacle of
condition w«* I*** than th*
Jura toward relief of tournament greatness until Dame Fortune seams to deign Tke motto ue Hand of Creed paints eve rag* yearly dacllm of 11.1 dur­
out
bis
way,
It.
We
cite
th
e
career
of
Joe
Kirkwood,
Who
can
do
proecuntry In tha .greaent eeoing August. Reports of wee­
la s m a rt dJgioua things with a golf ball but who haa scarcely ever H h • lender groove bet ween the
vil d a m a g e , however, H i­
"rig
h
t"-an
d
“w
rong";
. probably figure# It la bettor won a tournam ent of any significance, although he hiaa
n t the
eons aw h i t
higher
Hla
hope*,
le
a
f
centered
ea
some
Me* $250,000 now than to n jn played in hundreds of them,
conditio#
flgur*.
distant day,
risk of losing It sli Inter. But
T to amount of cotton
That Ouhnet'a victory *01 be a popular one goes with­ Are Introverted and frustrated
M any of o w
politic Inna
ao far this year U enrprkiagly
out
saying'.
The
man
who
haa
assumed
the
mantle
left
by
•tin g a cut In their aatariee,
_
_
Bobby Jonea has the same sporting qualities th a t made the There ha remain*; iubj*ctl**ly In­ low, being only 383,160 balm m
,
-*&gt;
to
s t th k tk m
while
a
grand
Jury]
pride of Atlanta such a popular figure. Tha new title holdert,
LOoca In
•*•* baa ginned only
prisoner
of
■drawn which does Bom* lnv*«. «r Is n o alibi artist. When htf loses hk doesn't pout; when A
fa re d to 1,Bncb n on* In Dad* coun- he wins he doean't boast; and when hla repeated efforts
thought.
i ”0. 123 last ym r.
y dlscovvrvd wh*l avary- failed to win again the am ateur crown, he didn't give up Who move* In rut* th at finally
T__
to 1931 trap la later than that
already know th a t a t but came back to chalk up a amashing trium ph afte r sev­
m official* swam to prwk k first sta rtin g place*, i l l
enteen y e a n of persistence. Such characteristics become e
aoclet , were Instead praying national am ateur golf champion and the followers of thla
cam# to naught,
&gt;
the reIs ktaniag figure* &lt;
I t Four cenetebtee. tha
Long h** M as known th at noth- lucUnr* of farm ers to
aport
may
be
assured
th
at
the
title
will
be
In
good
hand*,
chief of police, end a
ta g can to fra*
t t o b crops a t preeeut pi k m ,
at for another year.
policeman warn la- Bt least
to Mrd Sad wc
E x c ept
p t1
coupled with Ike top# th s t
m charge# which ranged
thing weald to don* to lemm
Ityt
ribary to e iteriten , g ra ft.
Harriot Marratt
fslaa Impel*owmeat,
boat of eito rs. t k a Dad*
CHATTANOOGA
grand Jury m e te e geed
t w h st we w t e i etea t*
Twenty
ymrk
-after
to « • Ceroor of polttko nnd i
hae
Why tt (tapped With sis
henered with tto otatikn to tto
W T not gat to n alt I
United St*tie Senate ky tto Lag ra tto r than gloat aver tto vomMater* of TknseSdto. Lake le* rrance of tho coaria, oa
k s torn tenvktod of a great groat pity Of It an. Me
beak trend. Found guilty net
•a with erory tdvnnl
merely by a 'hsattts proa* ttoS family tockgreaad.
r Job m il ’ n a a n s. A ll th e sought to dsatraf* kba, tot ky s wealth and tafluontU l frim d*
Jury of bk paora ta S neighboring giro, fat

lone A llow ed]
C h a n g e P ie *
% o t G u ilfj?

(Cautinuad From Page One)
the sentence ta th* Income taw
cases.” th* m em enndam »*l«l/
“Th# rsv rt has ruled th a t the
plea of guilty a u u t to - uncondi­
tional and that. In a hearing
thereon, they* can to no under­
standing which precludes the court
from ascertaining th* facts a
entering, at tha conclusion of th*
hearing, the Judgment which Is
proper nmler the facta.”
Capone te now subject to a
possible 34 years Imprisonment
and $90,000 fine. Maximum tt
on tha liquor conspiracy
Is two years. A 32-yearten ttn ro la possible under tho in­
come tax
indictments, which
charge delinquencies totaling ap­
proximately $2,000,000.
Immediately a fter Judge WII
kemon had granted th# motion of
C*pose's coonset to change th*
t h*
gangster’s
lawyer,
M khdel Ahern, moved to quash
th# liquor Indictment. Hearing on
\hi* Was continued indefinitely,
and Judge Wllkerson set Oct.
a s tha date for Capon* to go to
trial. He simultaneously ordered
that $ Jury he summoned on Oct.
8. Capone's trial on the income
tax charges Is set for the latter
data.

GENEVA. Bept. ». —(A .P.)—
An Invitation to Mexico to voter
th* League of Nations waa axtended yesterday by the to a g u t’a
assembly, which also heard For
sign Minlater Dlno Grondl of
Italy propoa# an Immedlat* arm#
merits true# to to affective ailtll
the end of next year’s disarma­
ment conference,
Th* aisembly’s extension of
Us hand to Mexico Wax described
by statesm en a* a rectification *f
an unfortunate “enror" by whfch
the Icarus organisers 12 yvart
ago omitted Mexico from th* llatl
of state* invited to m em tonhlp.
Rignor Grandi’s proposal fo r Wt
arm am ents true# was delivered In
an address In which b* said Italy
regards disarmament as t h q
world’s moat pressing need g n l
the base on which political tfxn*
qulllty and economic sUbflity may
to re-estahlDhed,
Ha mad* It clear th at Italy
expects tha general disarmament
conferefike to tako place as sched­
uled next February, Becwrity can
not to realised until the burden
of fighting * i pa new 1* red need
he said.

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new eight trim Pnsk-PwO Pentad*

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th at sell* fo r 1*4* than fifty dollars.
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Cabinet models a t 143.00. 473.00 and 4*8*0

SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
449

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1914 W. Central Ara- Orlando

AUTHORIZED DEALER
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TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
USED TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
1 International 19-19

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Used Oliver harrows, 423.99 te 4WO
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0MY B IL L Chain Store P la n
T S OK EY Will Be T r ie d By
O f 'CO M M O N S Independent Group
deception Given Last
Night At Holly Home

Social Calendar

{Continued from Pago One)
sta rt new ta n * rolling into the
depleted excheouer.
While th* vole wes being taken,
a large crowd took' part in an
unemployment demonstration oataid* th* houses of Parliament.
Nine persons were arrested when
polir* cleared the streets.
These demonstrators sang the
“ Red F lag” and jeered mounted
and foot police si ho allempted to
restore traffic lines.
Two procedure resolutions will
come before the house today On*
would appropriate all the ses­
sion's time for government busi­
ness ami the other would seek
th* application of a rlnturr rule
to Incur* the passage of all u r­
gent budget resolutions at the
rinse of Thursday's srsslon.
By enacting the taxation meas­
ure* Thursday, the government e*perts the new lases to rome Into
effective uperatian Friday morn

Williams Home Scene
Of C i r c l e Meeting

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W .H .L
HENS and FR

H o rm i.t.A T a sndkhron
ST. AUGUSTINE— I illian s
Th# |*f»«*’^ifts.iu Shup
DRESSED OR
w earing apparel shop, opened
surtfurd
!*
Klarltln
DAYTONA HEACn, S ep t 9— business at Ns. (3 King Ktrrs*t.
(A.P i
An organisation of re­
tail gtucers, to be known as Flor.
FORT PIERCE- Four dredges J
ida Food Stores, Incorporated, has now' operation on Fort Picrr* '
Men formed her* with A. R. M p Ibourn* «tr*tch.
Haile as president. It has been
JACKSONVILLE-PurrhaM* of
announced by Haile.
The organisation it “a volun­ SO.69 •rr*^ of land a&lt;ljar*nt to
tary chain store system" whereby Municipal Airport, facinir on At 1
each retail mrrehant will continue fm tic Coastal Highway, w o r n
to be owner of his Individual store, r»fn«lni to City Council.
Halle raid.
1-AKE WORTH Ra.li.. hr.a.l
Purpose of this corporation, cmatinc unit install**! at fire *ta
which has already obtained a tlon on Lurtrnr Avr, by Firr
charter fmm the state, U to pur­ Chief I*. C. Kngrsm an«l itepuvf
chase goods In large quantities, men*.
thereby getting the maximum
quantity discount which will en­
able th* individual store to sell
i t * much lower price and meet
competition, heretofore Impossible,
Halle said.
The organisation, he said, will
rnopersle in buying, advertising
through the Ihrsl newspaper- and
selling to th* ronwimers Already
I! loral store owners heve entered
fp ilE he*l dancing partner, Jr 0
the orgenilatinn end others ire
negotiating coming In, as-cording
know, won'l krrp your n l c d a t
Cat Oat For Haady
to Haile.
References*
evening gown *polle«H, hut Samtoola
After the organisation It thor­
oughly established and is running
FURNITURE
Dry I'leitncrq will make It iitimiettalong sy-trm aticaltv. It i- the
■
aril
sal* now going an
plan of the members to extend
Intr nml rendy for until her wearing
WAGONER'S.
their Interests Into New Smyrna
tnd flef.aiid. liaile said Other of­
In twenty-four bourn.
.t
CAFE
ficers of the organisation are: to
S- firalie. vice president; H. W
A N C E I ’S B A R B E C U E
Wolcott, secretary They, together
O pen 10 A. M, to 2 A .
with R 1). Johnson and C. W.
M. S a n fo rd &amp; (le n e v a
Wehner. go to make up the exrrA t « i.
utive hoard

Approcim Italy 130 guest* a tM n . H. P. Calhoun
WEDNESDAY.
wtk-end a t W tat Palm tended the reception given laet
Annual busliwas meeting of the
night from 8:30 o’clock to l i
o'clock by Mr. and Mm. a J. F irst Baptist Church Will he held
a t the church at "7:S0 o’clock.
Holly at their home, 518 Park
THURSDAY.
had M n. T. to O’Connor
B am ai Currie e n j his 10 piers
morning far Jacksonville Avenue, In honor of their son-inlaw
and
daughter.
Dr.
and
Mra.
orchestra of the U nlsen ity of
ip tn d lever*I day*.
Beach H aiard, of Boston, M ass, Florida will give a dance her*
whoe# marriage took place T h u n , from 10 o’clock until ! o’clock at
,-iir. and M n. Voile William* re- day of last week in H int ham.
the C lt, IlatL
tornod today from Jaekaoavlll* Maaa.
Seminole Chapter Number Two,
WbOrt they have been epandlng a
The guests were received at Order of the Eastern S tar, will
fkw dayc*
•he door by Mr*. Mattie G. Pace have ila district school of instruc­
and then Introduced tu the receiv­ tion at th* Masonic Hall beginMr. and M(*. Howard Boteler ing line composed of Mr. and nirtg at 10 o’clock. All members
a&amp;4 family have returned from Mrs. Holly and Dr. and Mrs. are requested to be present and
Dhytoaa Beach whore th e , spent Uaxard. Mr*. Holly wore for the are asked to bring a light lunch.
th l week-end.
occasion *n evening gown of
The Fidelia Class of the First
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beige colored silk lace fashioned B aptist Church will meet at 8
PrUnde of Mra. Morris Moy* along simple tines with * long o’clock wilh the Misses Thelma
will regret to learn that iha L* full skirt,
Mr*. Ila ia rd 's gown and Edith Walker at tbsir home,
B1
B l i t tba Fem e Id-Laughton M e - was of eggshell georgette and 408 Palmetto Avenue.
Irtg.
m erU l Uoepttal.
silk lace made with a fitted Waist­
FRIDAY
line and long ekirt. Both wore
The Women Golfers of thr
U r. and Mra. Hum* Rumph ihould«r corsages of pink rose­ Sanford Country Club will have
left yeetarda r for Jacksonville buds. M n. Pace received the a benefit bridge p a rt, at 8 o’clock
a fte r ependia* the week end her* guests In a long, close-fitting at the Country Club for the main
In honor of the members nf the
with Mra. C. J. Rumph.
black silk lacc dres, worn wilh a ten an rr of the club bouse.
Big Rerean Brotherhood Sunday
conage of pink gardenias.
SATURDAY.
Ur. and M n. V. J. Wllllnk. who
The rooms of the Holly home
A musical program will be glr .School Class of th# First B ip tlsl
hove been residing e t 804 Mag­ were opened ensuite for the oc- en et 3 o'clock et the studio of Church, R. R. Pippin^ entertained
nolia Avenue, a n now a t homo at raslon and decorated with a pro­ Miss Madeline Mallem, comer Oak with a fish fry last Friday even
lug at his home on West F irst
2160 Palmetto Avenue.
fusion of pink radiance roses, Arenua and F.lghth Street.
Street. Early In the evening th#
other pink fjow en and shrub* ac­
guest* W*r* entertained on the
t o B. Phillip*, Ure. Raymond centuating a color Scheme of
lawn with miniature basitiall arid
PfcQUye Bad E m il, Tracy Phillip* pink and green. Quantities of
other outdoor games.
epjtol tha week-end In Oalneeville white star Jasmine were banked in
At a late hour, th* host, assistwith Raymond Phittlpf.
various parts of the rooms. The
refreshment table waj overlaid
The home of Mrs Robert Wil­ #d by Mrs. G. S. Selmsn, Mrs C.
PLANT CITY Work
started
Alloa Stool*, of Orlando, la the with a lace d o th and centered liams. Valencia Drive. Kan I-anli, II. Ptarr*. Mr*. Pippin, and J. B.
Borland served fish and other food an n*w straw berry pecking house
gueat of hie grandparent*, Mr. with a large bowl of pink rose­
and Mr*. Bo*ton Steele, at their buds and ferns. Four lighted was the i&lt;ene of the re g u lk r, |„ f&gt;mp atyle. About IS membera of Plant City Cooperative Asso­
ciation
hem* OB Beard*II Avenue.
candles in silver holders cast a meeting of Cirri* Number Six #f of the d a is were In attendance.
th* F irst Baptist Church held on
•oft glow shout the tahle.
Mr*. Scott William* and doughRefreshments were s e r v e d Tuneday afternoon. Th* roorai
tor. Betty, of Jacksonville are the throughout the evening by Mr*.
gueata of Mr*. R. Q. Hickson at G. T. Kellam, of Daytona Beach, where the meeting took place
1—
wer* decorated for the occasion
bar homo on Celery Avenne.
and the Misses Helen Vernay,
Thelma Benson, K itty Du Bose, with a profusion of bright-colored
Mr. end Mra. J. C. Ellsworth Margaret Zachary, Frances Dut­ sinnlav and fern.
motored to Lakaland
Sunday ton and Margaret Peters. Assist­
During the business session th*
w h en th e , epant the day with
ing the hostess in entertaining the following officers were elected:
tha' latter's coualn, C. E. Ilankln*.
guesta were: Mr*. J. G. Sharon, Mr*. Georg* Huff, chairmen;
Mr. and Mr*; O.’ T. Pearson and Mra. S*mu*l Pule*ton. Mrs. J. C. Mr*. T. C. PiUhford, vice-chair­
children hive re tu m ej from Dun­ Benson, Mrs. Fred Williams and man; Mrs. to B. Bragg, secretary;
edin tend Clearwater wh*ra they Mra. Henry MeLaoiln.
Mrs. Murray Jarvis, treasurer;
■pent Ia n week visiting friends.
Mr*. Robert Williams, reporter;
Mrs. J, L. Lots, Bible teacher;
Forming a p a r t, motoring Mon­
Mrs. IL to Glenn, mivslen study
day, to Jacksonville Beech were:
chairm an;
Miss Alii* Trafford,
MI*o Louie* Hickson, Miss Marjo­
Mr*. B. R. Beck was elected stew ardship chairm an; Mr*. J. Brie Form at, William Garner end
chairman of Cirri# Number Seven Fields, enlistment chairman; M n.
John Stanley.
•
E. E itrldge, literature chair­
of Ih* First B aptist at Its regu­
Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Claus# end la r meeting held on Tuesday a f t­ m an; Mra. R. Z. Johnson, person­
children. ‘ Harold and Augusta, ernoon at th« home of Mrs. G. H. al service chairman; and Mr*. C.
Henderson, program chair­
plan to Save Thursday for Birm­ Reiman, 918 Palmetto Avenue.
ingham. AM. to spend two week* During th* business session other man.
officers were elected for the eom
A salad course was served by
with relatives.
In* year enJ It waa derided that the hostess to the following: Mrs.
V « * M 'W . Pippin, nf Blrming- (fra next meeting be held a t tha . B. Bragg, Mrs. J. B. Fields.
kgm, Ala., .1* the gueal trf hU County Home.
Mr*. Murray Jarvis, Mr. H. to
M other end ilnter-ln-Uw, Ur. end
During the social period re­ Glenn, Mrs. Georg* Huff. Mrs. R.
U re. B. R. Pppln. e t their home freshments were served by tha U. Hutchinson, Miss Alii* T raf­
h oatan assisted by Mrs. A. J. ford. Miss Ruth W hittle. Mist
•n Weet P in t Street.
William*, Ml** Allsen
Walker. The following members of Nancy
Mlee Pauline Htoudenralr* end th* llln io n a ry Society have been Bragg and Freddie FtehJ*.
llle e Chrletlne tjtouderaira here selected to be member) of C irtlt
returned from Jacksonville Beach Number Seven: Mra. II. R. Der­
Whore they were the gutst* for rick, Mra. Wiley Teuton, Mra. F,
e e rtre l dam of Mr*. C- W. W. Stanley, Mra. Alfrvd King,
Jtead ran tra.
Mr*. James Itorton, Mrs. II. Q.
Toochton, Mr*. Clifford Walker,
Entertaining fo* the member*
1i Dr. pad Mr*. Beach Haaartl M n. W. R. Beecher, Mrs. Vivian
of the phllethra Class of th*
le ft te day for Miami where they Speer, M n. A. L. Myers, Mrs
V in t Baptist Sunday School, Mrt.
w ilt *pend a ihort time with the Albin Kendall, M n. J . P. Wilson,
Homer B. Harr la was hoetess a t
.lg rp u t1* km lher before returning Mra. W. B. Hawaii, Mra. C. U
a p a rty given last night at bet
hero' fo r a few d am enrouU te P agvnhirt, Mra. David McNab,
home, 1201 Magnolia Avenue. Mias
Bee tea, M ail, to make their home.
. J. B. Williams, Mrs. James Emily Boyd as praiident con­
Chestnut, Mrs. M. F. Collins. Mrs. ducted the devotional end p re­
E. M. Carroll. M n . R. W. War*. sided aver the busineis session wt
M n . H. D. Smith, M n. &amp; !{. An.
hirh time jilens were made for
denon, M n. Robert Meriwether, the w ork of the coming month and
Mra. Martin, Mrs. W. C SaUher, year.
Mr*. Mots, Mr*. J. B. Lawacn
Mra. H arris, th* new class
Mra. Sara Davis, Mra. 8. 'A. teacher, gave a short talk urging
tfofh returning to bin home.
Edenfisld, Mra. llam er Little, and Ih* members to make study tty*
Mra. A. L. Uartneau.
Im portant feature o f th* w ork,of
M r. hiH Mr*. C H. Bhaw and
Also Mr*. A. C. Grlxaett, Mra. the class. Refreshment* wer* (lien
Erg. J . R , Peterson, of Doughs*,
h i •ware the wOakwnd gueete of U A. Palmer, M n. D. J. Garrett,
•ved to th* following: MUtM
■ t flhh- Hall a t bar hoaaa on Mra. Leo Howell, Mr*. William Al­ Emily Boyd, Dost* Ktoudenmtrw,
ta
i,
M
n.
George
McCall,
Mr*.
H.
A rt A m u * . U re. Petareen and
Mildred Nix, Ruth W hittle, Jdll*
\ Shaw ratem ed home yeeter- N. Lumley, Mra. Jo* Cameron, Stoudenmlr*. Adel* Rinat, C har­
Mra.
Byron
Stephana,
M
n.
A.
J.
»y trhlle-Mre. Shaw wiU ha h e r.
lotte Ntx, Ullie Vickery,. Lot*
Walker, Mrs. A. B. I-ovsJoy, Jr. H unt and Essie W hittle.
Mr*. B. IL Beck and Mrs. G. 8.
Salman.

R.R. Pippin Is Host At
Fish Fry At His Home

W EST PALM BEACH—County |
TRY NKW7.0
Board approved repair work on F*sr H e k l a * f W t , F r w « 8 8 . T t t ,
&gt;rf, lltntf W tntti «*»•# nil ■M*
two of three bridge* crossing
l v g11 &gt;■1to M * F !■»#&gt;#♦ HI f r a .
from this n t\ to Palm Reach
*•44 aader m m m r y took

CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

On W ilh The Dance!

“We Invite Comparison"

H I I X L U M B E R CO.
Z ip S e rv ice. R hone 135,

SEMINOLE DRY CLEANED
220 Magnolia

‘ ‘ M*

Mrs. Beck Is Elected
Chairman Of Circle

Mrs. Harris Hostess
At Psrty Last Night

Mrs. C. E. Chorpentng
*ra Are Named Honored Wi t h Party
Circle Of Church Conffelimentlng U re. C. E. Chor-

. . . and it’s no
"namby-pamby” talk,

Wrapped la

Du Pont
Mulitura-Proof

—either!

an big, Jr., who celebrated her
The, following offleere were elect, r
irthday an aiv triary recently. Mr.
ed a t the m eetin g ,af a r e te Nam*
and M n . B. II. Squirm enter*
h er l i r e of th e P i n t B epliit
talned with a birthday party aa
Monday evening a t their home on
• neon e t the home of H n . Homer
Beat F ifth Street. Qoaatltlee of
■ &amp; Herrle, 1201 Magnolia Areantignod and fern were a im aged
&gt; aeo: M n. C. H. Ih a rte , chaira boat the roome where the ghetto
I mwrj Mr*. &amp; C. M m * , rke-chairp o re entertained.
' MM) Mr*. E . C. H arper, ercreSapper Ira* reived beffet etylh
l ta ry ; Mm . Boeton Steele, tihae* n m n Mr*. Re m et a llafrt*, mli* to the follhwing: Mr. ami M n .
man atedy chairm an; Mm. Ldon* C - a CHorpenina. Mr. and Mra. C.
and, Bible etady chairman; Mra. K Chorpetlng, J r . and eawll eon.
Mouatrllle, a
L.
Klnard, pareonal eerrtea Mr. and MM. a H. Bqntrea, Mr.
Mra. A. Cerpeny and U r. had
(hafnaag; and Mra. Mary Slew. J . C. Ellsworth.

Word* t in mean lo ti
o f thing*—hut you can alurayi
trust your Lute. I f a cigarette foafea
right* If it MthBee yon right doom to
th e ground, then It U right.
There are all U nde o f tobacco#—
eome good, eom e Bet ao good. And
there’# the G ieeterfield kind—the beat
Tnrkiah and th e best Dom e*tic that
grow#. F ull-rip e, ■an-cured, aged la
Nature*# thoroughgoing way— and ha
ysilU and — H I l and sw eet aa n o ripened frnU. CheaterOclila taale right

c

at Mra. C. U. Pearce,
Gardiner, Ur*. J , N.
raT lfam ar B. Harris,
Stew art, Mr*. Bottom
e w 1 . 1. .
&gt;

—becam e they era lig h t.
Anil aom cthlng you conY taale
—that’# im portant toot T he flaaat
cigarette paper—ao pure It t o a t u M *
out faito or odorl
t. ^ And behind thla unchanging goodf
Lute, all the reeourcee o f n 'gMBt
organization— m en, m oney, aelanae#
experience. It token them a ll to m ako
a great cigarette, and they*ro a ll bo#
hind Chesterfield.
m
Your Lute i# dead right. O u a le r iM ^
do aalisfy.
?

they’ve got to be goodl
*

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