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FOUND GUILTY
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GIRL'S LETTER
INDICATES SHE
TOOK^OWN LIFE
TRANSFER « * • - <
FUNDS IS HIT
BY RESOLUTION.
STEPFATHER
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House Foils To T a k «
Up Proposal On Gas
Tax Revenue Dlstrlb u t ion Controversy
Liner’s Doctor Is Re
turning To Gotham
With Epistle Throw
ing Light On Death
Biggest And MostSi
tained Offensive
.Prohibition Hist
Scheduled For Ji
Newly Elected Mayor
Frankly Admits He
Doesn’t Know W hat
C o u r s e To Follow
NUMBER 135
F lv a C cn U A Copy
USDAY, JUNE 18. 1931
Ha n f o r d , f l o i
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TH E W EATH ER
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TALLAHASSEE. June 18.
— (Al»)—'The Houm’ today
adopted a rcaolutlon ntaklnR
tho tranBfer or loan of school
funds by state .boards or
ficers nn imiHiachnlile offense.
The aition was Uken after
various representatives critldied as Illegal the trnnsfer
of $180,000 in school fund*,
^
1$ j
f
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NEW YORK, Juna IR—(AP) —
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WASHINGTON, Jdne I B .-By LATROP MACK.
The Evening Post yeetentey said
, --1
—The
loro
hour
for
tha
biggest
. T A L L A H A S S E E , J u m 17.
CHICAGO, Jana IB.—(A P) I)r..G . Jameson t'arT, ships doc
sustained offensive In prohibition
;
1 — D ilato ry ta c tic s w a r* la fo r Mayer Aetna J . Cermak pasted
tor of tha Franconia, It on his
history against leaden of tha Il
Stanley
K.
Falthfull,
above.
Is
Julie
Meude
Lowther,
shove,
ft» a e p r tfh ln i. today -when t h * despairingly Into Chicago's
way bock to New yo^k with a let
licit liquor Industry uos set today has lieen found gulltyjif the ntutthe stepfather of Start Felthfull,
<1 *•
Aim* F. Lrwti, of Detroit, above.
ter
whl:h -----Starr -Felthfull
s p e a k e r reprim anded Several nancbl fog yesterday and admit
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- 26-year-old New York girl whose
for July IB by federal oKWffc- d.-i of Mrs. Clara Afnlth at Je f
ted
ho
"d
id
st
know
what
do
to.'
„sa
boon
bold
by
police
In
ron*
sailed
Bley
|t.'A„S |„
Iy
aesheil ashore
MMia b c ra o f th e H ou se fo r
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llr V lL
i Mm
K
J) «< i
o ect l v ..a .
Kssctly IB days-befsee tha^AnW ferson. Ohio. The Jury turned In after the liner" -----J*
la a paatmortem soar the tea nection with a fSO.000 ewlndfe In
— h i .a . .a .
..la
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a verdi.-t without recommendation Which the ssLj "By the time you; n rlr u ,ng Reach, L. 1. Poli--e err
th e ir u se o f th em , and i t s tod reform and revenue producing Welfare Department funds. Latvia Prohibition D ln ctn rW o f'
% j'^
t h a t h e would1 h o t p e rm it th e bHU killed by tbs stats k g bb tu re Is oocused of forging vouchers to a corps of 360 now dry s . — - ~ -r of men-). The women may be reed these words I shall he dead." |seeking to solve the mystery of
;
bo concentiatod In - * lioaen c|tiea aentrnred to die in the electric
The
girl
wax
In
n
desperate
her
death,
c h ild 's p lay to b e continu ed despite Ms urgent pstaonsl re.
from roast to coast- for d
reported to the House by Governor
chair.
mood,
the
paper
seye,
when
she
guests
for
passage,
Csrtnak
plcfu r th e r .
.
"V
slve two ureeks' m ining ^
Cnrltcn and Treasurer Knott.
a * *f\
tored the city as "deserted by
pennsd the Utter to the physician,
Added to tho praesnt farce of
Representative Taylor, Gadsden,
who was her confident. “She an*
the bankers, tbs
legislature,
mure then 1B00 tt will matte thf
stated he beliveed such n transfer
its la In co n n e ctio n w ith
bewildered end ovens helmed by
everybody—out la tbs cold, with
biggest end beet trained federal
to be nn impeachahlo offense un
a Infam ra Oea Taa JJUtrithe complications of ht-r feverish
out money, la terrible flnanclsl
dry arm In hiltary, he said. IW y
der present laws whether or not
Mila. W* hnvo bora raraldand
amating
life."
will be Ini true led epeciOcsllv .V*
the reaolution waa adopted.
_ tham. all day. end were Jest condition/’
Tha ship left Liverpool June 13
eoocentrate on large ecals comFayrelb will be cut again, thla
Frequent reference »M made to
and
Is
due
here
next
Monday.
mortal violalon and higher ups
Jim* to tbs bona, bo said. Civil
Impeachment charge* 'hiring the
When the Nassau county au
•f liquor gangs leaving the speak
de rate but no direct chargea war*
has shewn a wtttogqrar t« service employes not essential to
thorities were Informed nf the
made. The House killed a motloa .
a i M , whan the U *o for fdjourn- tbs machinery of gjvarnmant Mussolini Reveals His easy end email time bootlegger
Better
Cultivation
Of
principally to local enforcement. Says Industrial Stag Utter they said It might indicate
which asked the Governor nnd
nrrlvad. sad we toqld eat tbsll go. City employes may be
tlthet that she was harried end
f we don't make more and bet
Groves Seen AHBen- romptniller Ainoa to supply noma*
Belief F o l i o w in g ter" Icases
■maste r arftlcteot aetaa U watt* asked to accept a five day week,
nation Is Cause For intended to commit stilrhU «r that
with eur force Increased
members nf tha legislature, npwthe raise and rata ad the time for leaving the City Hall dark oa
efit To This Section of
Church, State Rows by nearly a third." hr said, "then
she had been threatened and
holding appointive ur other "tfl***
ftatardaya. M a n y departments
Troubles
Of
Nation
. •
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feared she would t>e murdered.
something Is wrong with bur
(Contlnaed on I’uga Three)*
•gray be closed entirely. The bond
PARIS. June IB.—(A P )—"Re force. There is no denying that our
Dr. Carr wilt be questioned Im
Every
person
in
this
rbunty
who
i that unless something funds may be Upped to pay eol
NEW YORK. June 18.—(A PI— mediately upon bis arrival. Dis
effort will be stronger. The ivaults
has an orange liee or tiers on his
is, ws assy he sac* ation while all Improvements pro llglon it Indlapeaslble, not only fur
C. F. Kettering, vice president of trict Attorney Klvln Edwards
should sptsk for themselvoe."
prnwrty is direvtly brnefitled b)
the
people
but
for
the
elite
end
In flsslly dtsfos- jecta will-collect dust while await
General
Motors
corporation,
yes
The start or the augmented en
the announcement .made some
•f the matter. Whoa this U ing Urn return rff municipal sol for science, which It completes," forcement effort will begin quiet terday * via American mlvertlslng staled.
Although the letter we* written ■lays ago, that a larga citrus can
keady eae er twe mere reeaeaa vency.
Premier Mussolini Is quoted et ly in Impromptu school rooms In men in convention he** bel eves after the Franconia sailed. It was ning factory would be pl>cnr,| In
, sed thr
School teachers have counted asylng la a special interview In n doten cities spread from ctoal bu- ness will come luck
when stated, the girl, versed In ocean Haiifunl by Nov. I.
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fear pay less “pay days." Janitors Le Journal devoted to e discus- to coast.
prndui ts are produced that pen. postal methods, dispatched H by
Thai opinion was cxpreiscd tins
i all aa tea . have not been paid alne* early
On tho morning of July 1, the
a fester ship so that it awaited morning by Harry M. I'apworth,
be w dob). April. County officials were under alon of tbs present relatione be 360 new agents will be concentrat pie went to buy.
CROYDON, England. June IB.
’ !*;
He
diagnosed
the
ills
o<
the
F.
,,,
.
.
.
,
.
the
phyalrtan
In
England,
lie
re
tween Italy and lb# Vatican.
president of the Seminole County
, . j o t f U *U (A P)—R rating Into
Croydon
ed
In
cities
roughly
as
follows:
13
Sourt resttalnt from
collet tin*
country ga "industrial • atagna. reived eUo then tho news of her Chamber of Commerce, which ui"I wish that Ultra could be re
ainlrume at 4:66 I'. M.. yrster.tay
IM S taxes, only recently due, ligion throughout tbs country," In Boston, 63 In New York, 60 in lion "
death.
ganisaltwi, logelhir with W. II. •Frank Hawks. Amt atj f sirod
Philadelphia,
f
t
In
Richmond,
3*
while
subsequent
levies
hove
ne
Dr.
Parr,
It
haa
been
explained,
the
Duct
la
oupted
at
saying,
"end
Kettering
was
une
uf
ss-vr-al
Tunnlcliffr.
rvtirvd
Imiiher,
playv.l
e a t of
i» i l
yet been aaseeied. City,, county that the children may bo taught In New Orleans, 28 in t’lnclimali, pnmiiirnt llgurra In the businers was the%only person who seemed an Important pail In bringing Ihe filer, a.eunrpli*he*l, »;-'
lie . am
bresktaat in Umdon. luncheon in
56 in ('hirigo.
In HI. I*nul, to hi
tn
exert
w
good
Influence
upon
school
board,
sanitary
district
end
their
catechism.
I
will
send
them
to
faalory to this city.
world from whom the Advertis
may aro
path boards, have been bdrrowiqg communion ia a b e d y on Sunday in Ksnsss City, II In Denver, 14 In ing Federation of American heard the girl. The episode of the sail
Mr. I*upwuilh urges ovary pri Kotra< ami tea- in L ’mlon, comHan
Francisco,
end
14
In
Heatlle.
plet ng the rruml trip tn 0 hour*’
ing
uf
the
Prancunle,
when
Hlarr
rw fwS «a .Ua anticipation warrants for their haUtla uniforms, er other Woodcock sold If present plans yesterday in tho thild gene al sea waa pul pahors by a tug, waa son who own* a trvr ur tree* tn | and
41 minute* actual flying
,l
sad the books bars mid wise.
atari el once luhlvetlag the ritelon of its annual ronvs-ntlon.'Thi»er that
MU .I »»»
.a , Priest
yaws, *o
s * rk
. a i; *ro corded through Ah* osteal
For
let tha
*f"*V vvpsaA a UflOr/vfrwnra-*-'*” ” " - '
ild load no mote W* than*
ceavaat-wss chasm lesiay with si no d eacribw M ^n.gfd iaooi- i-P-too roe
The “Alps v*hlp|«-d me mvea,"
Jd v a .lf* machinery: .erasrtho
tion ot members of (hr boaril of of Rtarr to remiln under his rare larger yield by fall. Ae Hanford
cn the ship's voyage to England. rrp iornlatlvr for the slnle-wids hr said, as ho strppe*l out o f h ll
.IWIIINB I 'W 'S w . ---- , . J . Jr:Iy. For two weeks they will Iw directors.
Hterr had not enough money for etmmitlee whlrh sought goveni- ship, "hut I have whipped tham
"I will not nHmlt that anybody,
h tb rO e v -J %(th a m»»or pins his faith nn a
“When wo continue to produce
eubject to Intensive Imtructlon. he
la U> tho na. I special ekee.en of tho leglslaturv absolutely anybody, touch In any ea!d, including the artual mrihod- the same Ihtngv. tho same in sdrls her fare end wgt overcome bv her mnit aid In re-lmburslug farmers, twice now and I am satlsfed. t
Gov. • Louts I. way that which btlongs to the of nrodem Invretlgetlon, end how indefinitely, the product becomes need to escape from New Yoih, grown a, ami Individuals for Insse. will probably tail for the United
Is',the te a - which he hopes (I
sustained during the recent Miwlt- Slate* un Jum 24 ’
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Bouse MU. Etqmnrton will call la the sum- ■tele. My formula la clear: Every fsr they may urweerd without monotonous and i t * people don’t the letter Imilcaled. ,
Dr. Carr previously bed de terranran fruit fly campaign. Mr.
wtfcb e rig ln .ll, was tha Compro met. The doten bills which died thing within tha state, nothing out- Ihrmselrrs violating the law.
Previous to Hawks' first Rom#
want to buy It."
■Ida the state, nothing against the
scribed how the went to his cab I’apworth filed hundreds of claim*
• d m P U n.
Ip the legislature Wednesday atnta.
flltht. Wing C\»mm*ml*r KingsA corps of C4 esperiencul In
Di#‘ usalon of the cc momlr in, where he urged her to la-havu for tosaes.
night wilt ba Incorporated In a
»V
*'
r> I" , • J An
||,. was particularly Impiesscd ford.Hm th held the rr*nrd llm#
“The child, as toon as he Is old structors were at work at the pro situation and’ what can Ih- dunc srnrihly. She left him before Hie
* IIA >
. . ■ ■ J - s a ---- L i 11 I s . I m s o
’llte appro
prist
to almost progi am now being prepared.
a little ovrr 111 hour*. Captain
.not’gh to laarn, belongs to ths hibition bureau today, marshellinu about It has transromird Intrrrst gangplank was raised and disap by Ihe numlHr of small claims,
ored that
ready, 1 b a r . It
state alone. No'ehering is possible. the msterial to be Impartrd to tho In the more technical talks of the peared sumrwheie un hoard. Ile brought in by l«lh white and col Hawks figured hi* filing mileage
W h llu have‘ I
Maybe thU will be Judged Hperton new men. and themselves being In im'ustiy et the convention. Sev. thuught she hail gone wah«re. ored |iro|H*rty uwiieis. "I'ropW roughly between I860 and Id90
what 1 thought
.X >
doctrine carried t*> an extreme. structed In method* of teaching. etal now ideas were added by the Hoinrtlme after the ship was came tu me with a claim for five miles. Ill* time for Ihe telutn trip
The 63 men taught, in New York
th hewaver. For
One cannot deny, however, that It
speakers )estrdey. who included towed into midstream hrr pres. o r ten Ihvxcs of oranges," said Mr. front Home to Crydon waa five
will
remain
entirely
In
that
city
C
w i t Judges aai t*
m C
tll W f O t W ,
J
u
W W I VP I ■
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cult
cut
is clear. Wo aro la process of re
Colby M. Chester, Jr., president, rnre was discovered in an alley I’apworth. "nut one but hundreds h >ur* Hat.
constructing Italy—a greet Italy. end state, bringing the total forse
lie left Ihe airdrome nt 6:31 A,
General E . h k I s
corporation, D. way near Ihe purser's olftcr and of such claims.”
of
agents
there
to
approximately
S ffiS S 'u S 1 S S T T 5' t D iso rd e rs A t M ine It |e a colossal task each aa I do
"When these people b-arn that M.. arriving In Rome al 10:16 A.
F.
Kelly,
Chlragu.
pres.dent Na. she was put ashore.
•MBO. of fBBBO.
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.
not believe has often been tried. 340. or nearly 4 fourth of the en
they will be able to bring Ibeir M.. an elapsed time nf t hour* ami
tional Retail Diygoml. associa
ST. CLAIRSVII.LE. Ohio, June The antique city bee nothing In tire dry army.
fruit direct In the canning factory
• V ^" Woodcock said no
specific tion; Mias
Marion C. Taylor, Irijcal Kiwanis Club Is and receive Ihe msrket pi ice, I 14 minutes f«r Ihe down Journey.
th a Romes MU prnvtdtM fo r a IB—(A P)—Eighteen persona were common with the nation or more
After Ibnch In Home, he left al
"drive" waa te bo concentrated president, the Fashion Guild. New
* « i la the numbor of drcnlt Judges arrested In this region yesterday than 42,000,000 inhabitants."
sin sure that they will ntoncr start 12:66 I*. M., and arrived hack at
Best
Attended
In
City
ia
connection
wltb
the
strike
of
there,
but
tha*
they
would
he
York,
end
Edwin
C.
Gruhl.
vice
According te tha Interviewer,
baMy go Ute way o fjfh .
rsiltivalltig whaliver numlwr of
trees they may have, for there Croydon at 1:66 P. M.
the lewyarf all vtAW raal miners In the Eastern Ohio Jacques de Manillas, Muisolint placed under the prohibition ed president and general manager,
"I had a matvel »us (rip down
—
Y
ministration
to
direct
aa
he
sew
coal
fUMs.
'
denied that the aha a f Fascism Is
the North Amertrgn • uupany ami
weie any number of people in In
H, and thereby ktlU nglt
Mi-mbar*
uf
tha
8anford
Kiwani*
Aa minor disorders continue in Incompatible with tho teaching of fit against the large scale of vio Joseph II. Appel, advertising Club Iranted with Interest at their are me whom I know practically and hark altogether there war#
lators.
tho district, officials sold Ohio no the Christian reUgtqft,
manager, Wenamaker's New York. weekly luncheon yesterday that live on Just a few dollar* a week,' head wind* go ng out and part nf
*
.
a
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■
Os
tional guardsmen Would not bo
tho way bark." hr said. "Only lo
"To arrive a t (te Mde," he ssid,
Asking "What can we Irani the.i club now has the Urge*! Mr. Papwnrth said.
GAINERVILLE — L M. Gray
NS Court
W V -*. W
w arit
s.
Icalled In unless local authorities "religion needs the rapport nf that
Italy did I mis* it. The Alp*
from RussiaT" Apivl -aid
the mrmlietehlp uf any local service |
Co,
of
this
city,
reretved
contract
Iruikrd much sweeter In the •l»*r
L
n Ti tu( un nn ii u
d iuf fi ce i
controlalnM
of lb*
l
i vVuOr n
^ eltuaUon.
„ UW by authority which rosaee from ua for paving S J miles In Alerhua soviet system Is a challence.tn the Hub. An attendance S3 |><-r te n ., Ocuths Of 3 Itulions
sunshine than they did .n H e rain
perfect was registered at the lunch
,
(Continued
on
I’sge
Four)
y . . Sheriff Howard Duff aud TB depu- T s e . w w
e - numerous C o u n t y . _______________ — ,—
..
— cut, held at tha Monti iuma Hotel. * Puzzle Tampa Police and fog I eneounleteil In my
. 1 . I Use during tho day. Tho sheriff warning to tha Catholic Action or
provlm* flight to Rome.
Tha feature of thr day was aril
.
I esdd that at times his msn could ganisation. "A t tha head of the
"I will now test rip a few day*,
sddna* on "Public Affairs," by J . | t .x MI’A, June |H—IA 1*1- Lit*
i tseiX
with tho sltusUoo ho- movement.” he eejd. “weie found
“Fred‘ *Rrhofreld,
1 " * of* *I.'' iigwu**!.
l"J"1 uII.-‘ tin progress w*s made
* *by mli.-a • non*, of England and (h*n
V
t ej d aot.eopo
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the failures end malcontent, uf the
was brought haforv the club by today in determining hnw title* lark up my Irnt."
1 Oaart at
M » dUmiuai |
" £rep- Pepelari party. They have it in for
I •* tha srdrklngaT'lie pickets
Klwanlan Jno. D. Jinkin*, who had Italian*, found in the driveway of
T J z f v j reseat the National Miners’ Union. ue. Perhaps that's natural. Their
rKsige of tho program.
Mi*. an Yhor City private residence,
ing
th*
entire
stay
in
that
rlt).
Unton lenders said that hereafter attitude made Itself felt in the
The tentative program of events
Pearl* Itoiisun, club pianist, rrn mat their deaths. They wane I’aul
At 6:00 o'clock 'bat day they dered several nuntls-is tu rompl.lu
J z L I the Strike would be directed by Catholic Action. Tho Vatican has at CiaarwaUr on July 4 where n
Anlinurl, Nick Midulla, *ml James
will don bathing suits aud papa"1* th* program.
separate committees a t each mine, been warned against the danger
group
of
Judgae
will
select
'Mt-a
t'ahrntl, member* of prominent
aa
and
b«
rororted
to
St.
Peters
that
policy
hold*
Bar
l
l
a
re
'item the I A dosen strikers warn arrested
Dr, II. W. Rnckar and Fieri F.
( . for minor Infractbaa la Bolmont a wakening of anti-clerical opinion Florid*" In a bathing beauty run- burg where they will apiwer al a Durner weie indueterl a* mem families.
Aulhuritte* telirva the men
theater.
Later,
they
will
return
to
Which
H
well
knows
exist*.
Noth
toot
te'be
held
there,
reveal*
that
usjv I county, and authori»ioa said they
bers, with I'raaidant A. C. Fort
7 3 1would ask federal efncteb to da- ing was d e * . I acted."
the young Udy''who la rhoacn lu Clearwater where, at IMS) o'* loch congratulating them on behalf of went to a liquor rache Ih »"
ATLANTA. June 18.—(AP)-—
they will appear on Ihe stag* of the club. The only out nf town undergruurvi room, beesme overAsked whether la Italy one had
,'lport guy who are not American
rapraeant Sanford Is In store for
Friend* and foe* alike were striv
comr
Icy
k
**
i
*
«>
r
fuutr*.
w
m
lifUd
to bo a Paaetst or leave th . courttkaater.'
guest at the luncheon was Jne Mc
ing today to give Mayor Jam **
Anil l#ft iti
try, tho Decs w#o quoted as say. two days of InterasUng entertainSaturday murning. July 4, all Intosh. of H.rntlngham, a Kiwani- cul by
■1
drivrway. Nu
*»f Yinkiw# Key the warmest rr.-*plinj In tho
roateatente must he ready, wear an.
nank
Steubenville today. Ingi
hDtory uf th* city when he return*
writ* found
lh« bodlft.
"Wall, not exactly. We do not
Tha Chamber of Commerce ing bathing suits and pajamas,
_ Inciting to*riot at
fruru a tour of Franco with a group
wait attacks upon-the regime, or committee of Urea, Vivian A. by B :I 0 o'clock fur a trip across
its No. a twine.
of rnayoi* who were gueste of th*
Sanford
Elks
Will
even
a
discussion
of
It
but
those
rietrw
ster
Hay
where
motion
of teWphooe wires
Faulty Instruments
French gvvarnment.
Bpeer, B. L. Parhlna. and J»hn picture* wJIJ Le made, and where,
who
do
not
agree
with
us
but
rem mining district
Be Guests Of DeLand Delay Ruth Nichols Hi* friend* were preparing n
K.
Pda,
which
has
been
working
pwaslve
a
n
.le
ft
entirely
at
11:00
o'clock
they
wl||
view
_ . w»» Investigated by
routing “Tribute to • man who
since Monday with Jos. L Marvn- outboard boat races.
but they did not find tho
dared speak tha truth about pro>
I
Hanford
Accuaipanted
by
th*
■Aa to 'our adraraorie*. .k* you tetta, manager of the Milana
NEW
YORK,
June
1C.«Al’
)—
At 1 4 0 o'clock al the I’alrn
hibitlun'a rollo**s| failure" white
TEi
.
ttey
Elks
Jfand
of
StLpiqras.
a
large
tktak
they
W
W
u#
Ite^orou*
?
W»
A
faulty
navisatlon
instrument
s . mj * ^
Theater, la securing Ihe aid of I’wvlUoa,, Ctoarwslcr Hfach. the
delegation of Hanford Elks will caused Ruth NlehoU to I’o s'P ’"*' hit foe* war* rlrculallng a petition
Pascists aumkvr aavaral million.
to tha local elindna glrb win appear in the first of
Thinks Capone *!■ the ragtava*. M|yatr niaat- merchants
visit Deland D*st Monday night until this afternoon her takeoff seeking hi* recall.
I run beauty roateet. announoed fWtol elimination contest, a 4»
A number of bvulnaa* and poutwhere they will be tha guests for Harbor Grace whence
In
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,"
the
D
m
a
d
d
fl
disJama
parade.
The
moat
aUrwctlv.
*he
this
morning
that
3»
merchant*
Settle In Suit ___ ardently, M vnt s certain
>,f th* DeLand Elba lodge at a will *U rt In a few d*y« on a |,al leaders Joined In arranging »
cm
trolant
.w
ill
rerolve
a
prise
exported te enter a girl.
meeting which ha* been desig flight arr-osa the North Atlantic. welcome far tha Mayor, urging
nsaOSMt.I any: ‘Y ^ *,t»aa ha* been
Th* teataUe* program d.crees of B36A0 in gold. All con■Thousands uf Ju*t good, plain.-:
m ' Juste
1B-— (A P) — heard 1* and Use tm m slon ceases.
nated "Hanford Night”.
teatanla
must
h*
is
years
uf
VtN a*
She planned t J leave for Ihe north Atlantans" to turn out lo hla hero
a IWin, a Airway, raid te- I than decide and everybody otwys. that th* canteats at bring bsth
According
ta
Howard
Ovtrlm.
th s motiving but discovered her or.
^ BBOJMO sail
tng suite, pajamas sad spurt's at- ago or ovnr,' aud. In view of th*
m ere tar y of th* local lodge, every
AS a a t h 'f skldMncn to .worn on
lira. Th# paja mas need al Clear recaat "W ear Cotton Movemont”, Elk In this city to expected to be due lional gyro
o nut functioning
For hi* widely quoted ramanut
remark*
__ ___ will b . sett lad iataring tha' Faariat »nrty.'
•
water aa vntl a t at all ailmina- they- must wear cotton pajama*.
properly. Hh* sold *h* expec ted , h>l prohibition Is not working *0
is . H« said raaalvad 6
In
attendance
nt
the
DeLand
meet
At ItBO o'clock at th . JoyUnd
Uaa control. In' Ylaflda ■Hies,
Ie*d*ru
row... tw
—sv.oy* t tho rocall
- - »oro- .
Ing. Hpacial Entertainment has |„ spend tonight in Portland. Me. .J well.
» o n m a t a sh
i merit announced that IB Uate Ira
meat ba mad* of rattan, ant all HUtrar Dome, the bathing brauty been arranged, aad nfrashmtnts
w.aettlad. An ordot
cuatait
which
will
delepnloe
lha
_
U
bear
rrgnai-jrcx were in e lm
l« NATIVEM MAHHACKF.D
lias, June rontrotante a n
trorw v rr laju
till* "Mis* Florida', for nearly |B0 people will be
(then enterhleaatlme Duka Arnol
is war* that rullag la
offloors. t>
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Winners *«f second, served.
lil'KIIAN. Natal, June 18.— or'* o K itia r f Ltkftd Mayor w i
la a truck, ia*Elks
who
do
n*V
own
autumn
ragislared tMnL as id fourth prises *U 1
rr, New York, lo provido
‘
L'-Ai
C o a liilu t i
a f her* lir
l ile* tail wish to attend tha De (AP)—Fourteen natives. Including
Hotel. CUarfour young girl* not* massacred protection for Key when ho
a s * lav- a t tha Wm i
land
meat,
may
aaenro
tenn*Po
-Vctock "Mis* Florida"
Irtw o'clock
hk a use threat* had .
water, net I
near Kranskop Ual n'ght. when n I—
cup* and nvsdals te tation l« getting la teach with rival group. .pOrrrd by tribal ngiiMt hU life, foltowlng
July 3on Friday
’ a* : w*
Mr.
OrerUa.
or
meet
lag
at
the
t u ; races, following
water WoJe-lousy, atteckgd • wedding feaat In Pari* about th# *1*
aa Nat Mambars J
troll will.bo bald. local hall Monday night at 7:<)0 with .poor*.
,'tham there,
I ameodmsnL #
al 007 •ran'* Ch
o'clock.
RELIGION IS SE^N
AS ESSENTIAL BY
ITALY’S DICTATOR
GROWERS URGED
TO USE FRUIT FOR
CANNING PLANT
_ j OPINION UPON
Bu sin ess s l u m p
Meal Engagement
Flights Of Hawks
P r o v e Successful
s s r u rs s
rasa
hr* Tu\ Many Arrested In
Connection W i t h
Tentative Program In Beauty Shaw
At Clearwater Is Announced Today
Atlantans Planning
Warm Welcome For
Outspoken Mayor
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T EST fflSA M JT Y
F)u m League-leading
DeLand Nine In Tilt
'I n Unhrerrity C i t y
k i (but gome of the Hllw
a t to 1 dsrtslon wWo Wsu
aad PlUck his la rn w ln
m it IW last of Jho alatk
It ■ Hfol n o PhiUtoa war*
bur to • IWa tlOM toad of owe
manufactured to the i firs'
N W tbo H f bludgeon of
Ik Ktoia, who kit klo ITU hooo
rf tko root. GHomo k trW
n-bU-bull for tko Conk. Wot
removed la tko ninth when It
■ n f that a oiaglo aad a walk
bt produce something. Stool
t la aad stopped tko rally, n o
l>» mad* only foar MU aO
la k o . Traly, tkat geos* wao
n o t. aad k t m la f at tko kook
If kk comments aad porfonaaono
at trotalar oaoiloas daring tko
work a n aay ladk a tloa. Manager
Chapmen kao talked to tko youth
on nomofoao acrastooo. potnUaf
oat minor faafto which nosdsd
only a guiding hand for corroction. Ho iatoado to loach tko
jouagstor tko offocUvonoot of a
change of p an akoa It lo and
To-Night
r
VTM SkW tO tO M eAO O S.
loach Lako how to torn loooo a
N o m o y t M A n u n o s ,>
laffltag hall Jaot wkoa It Isn't
1 U e V A O R O C K lir S a M C M A *
otpootod.
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A D Y lffO A A M O WILL W T O
.
Efforts to Iadoca Manager
C A R R Y O ti FO R K IN G KM UTT.
Chapman to kandk Lako** stoats
for part of a gamo at loaot. boro
00 far m olted tmsaccsosfolly, ol1 hough tko now r ik t Intlmat I
that ao oooa u bo got Into tko
awing of things again, he might
rC 0 O B kH O M CO kCM A t TM t
enter competition. All ctobi In the
circuit. oo wolf no many player*
know wkat to aspect when Chap
man I* in tko game, aad im-ny
a pitcher would breathe a *l(k
of relief If he had the oaeutonre
mbre than a month «• batting
that Chapman weald not enter a (te a the way he handtoo himself
leaders t f the league according to
tk*n
Is
every
reason
to
beltotr
|OM daring tko oooooa.
Fetor Schaal, league sUUsticisn
bo
ha
a
teen
fast
company.
YostoNky afternoon tko Fed*
They ore now withla striking dis
After
s
wash
of
matching
and
worked oat■ onder * hit t» * In
ta n t/ b e loth Winter Path aad
another soroloq which oow halting waiting, the Fed pilot on-l h»»
fc y ta a a , two atktr btrd-kilUng
►
Iron ed to a fine potat. n o new motes will giro this man- lien- ,
pilot lo Off*loo* to boro kk ptay- nett the rnce orer i l k afternoon.
^Individual batting averages or*
e n become knonn oo tbo smart- I f bo enmoa up to any of Ms adAll Clubs Slumped As f i l l lb the hands of the Dig Fpur.
eot bunlore la the leogve, for In- ranre p jh ll.K y, and then h eeHussey, Moldry, Hutto, and rittotan-e, and nrt a day pottos that ory reason to think ho w ill, ha
Pitchers C u r b All man.
Each of these players is mnk
ho doesn't giro Uwm a rhanrr to will got lain action in Banday's
Batters On Sunday Jp g .a dtUnaiaod b id , fer first
lay down the** thrill-oaUofytng game With Daytona altkaogh ho
b it a l played boh for t o . years.
>l*do brnmiu. with Mobley htdng
things railed perfect bunt*.
That U n a-h it goto* which U
A newcomer by the noma of Ho U reported to have ante payed
Johnson woo oa ths field yester on several strong amateur ban- Hilsby, Ike former Gator are m
day aad giro, leery Indication of hall eluba. representing the A U pitching far DeLaad. Inflicted 1 a m u lt of Monday’* gaatr, while
Mokky, getting throe hits >a tooIwtag a man who ran ho need to Untie Coast Una railroad, amt It
S po.Jomped to almost the JtQ0
murk offset »omewbere on the said to bo able to sock the ball
gk. Ik s Fads hors landed one
Pad machine, lilt piortouo as peri- with the from and oaoy owing of
J m lo the Ik l of tko boot U
LEAGUE BATTING!
AVERAGES SHOW
SAINTS LEADING
a Cayler, or AtWtL.
The Pod* wfll kaee here to
morrow afternoon at 1:00 o'dorb
for the trip to DeLand. T* i line
up will hu the sumo as It ha*
been during the pBst three gamsa,
This youngster gooo lo bat i
a dutifol hearing, ready to
to ohat I want". Every time bo
tfc tripled to cantor, scoring gets a hit bo figuratively thumbs
tko aeon. lie seared oa tko play I kk nose in the direction of wool
• Levey, to whom Ike tong-kit Florida. As soon ao ha loosens up
wao relayed, throw wild to n hit, and ho will, oriU the now
d, no Harris hooded for homo, idiot ready to point out hie but
i score was II to 10, aad It was ting stoaco faults, that youngster
o f tko danedeot hotting affaire, trill load the Pods to many a vie*
rid ever seen la tko Capitol lory. Provided of course, that Rod
f. Everybody hit, and W ore Martin, tko lady-killing mystery
the scoring was a m seven roan, doesn’t g* Into a slump. Tbo
das sad foar doubles, plus IS
lisa had bora hatted oat. The
i oat tlso Masha' load to two aad
-half gamea, and ansa again **-
• For that new house or
garafg or to beautify and
re-roof your old one.
G lN A S C O
S lA L fe A Q
Shingles fumlih the
connecting link between
actual comfort, interior
warmth and aunthins
and beauty.
They can bt usad on
sloping roofaof aU kinds
with greatest ccoootny.
Seeing U believing.
Let u j th o w y o u tfcair
merits.
jayj
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» Catholic* , u held .X f t »
l. capital of N *T art*D oO
w »»» repotted to bare sent
[t»nn to Pamplona rongratug the people on th e * * raeclanil the crowd wqp reported
having ihouted *‘l<ong lire
■t the Kingl Jjong live Don
a fo r ty -fl
Um Merry-Go-Round Bridge Club,
Mm. B a y Heller entertained with
I bridge party given yesterday aftemaoo a t her home in the Pork
Apartments. A flsr several progres
sion* of bridge, high seer* prise,
M Medclra doth, Wahl to Mr*. B.
C. Rhemes, while eat prist, a hand
made handkerchief, vraa awarded la
Mrs. Raymond d Phillips.
Developing a color schema of
green and yellow were tha quan
tities of daisies and other garden
flower* arranged in profusion
about tha rooms where the ruest*
were entertained. TslFWt end other
party appointment* further ac
centuated the cbOsen color motif.
-At the tea hour a salad eourso
waa served by the hostess, assist
ed by Mr*. Cauthea Hutchison.
Those present were: Mrs. 8. C.
Rhemes, of Colombia, B. C.J Mrs.
Raymond C. Phillip*. Mr*. B. T .
Whltner. Jr., Mrs. B. a Chess, J r ,
Mr*. John L. Orilovrey, Mr*. W.
Cssthen HaUkUon, Mr*. W. D.
Gardiner and Mr*. G n a t Wilson.
feP th rm seJ v r * <rf b a ra fle U l to Urn
s 4 -F u rth e rm o re , b een—
M ia m i®
d u x o f r l h it o n e a c h w in te r, fin d *
a profits
at
bp
■mat of the duties hsve become
law. They ere pUaatng te bsslld
■air branch factorial inside tin
tariff wad In order to supply tire
Tamilian population with' the
4mm kind of good* which they
rtRM*t prohibit whoa thaw good*
•mail from the parent factory fn
tho United Stele*. Tha airport af
capital ip tha ship* of frto rta *
other uoitnraa. it
m ake
or .
I« M t
b u a in e a *. W h e n c o m p e titio n b
* 0 1 take tha place of tho report
af*|o>dt.
■*
■? *ay t»
Let ehou
Alleluia.”
America* branch fneterinaj nmte
ia-ao Important as CnandhI la
that country American' direct In
vestments, air these interests arc
colled, a rt computed, a t >
aoojeo. And slaaa tha Commerio
Department's extlmate wa* pub
lished. according ta Fremtor fanMU. more than sweaty faeterle*
Have been erected on Caaadtea
soil, ns O result of the tariff legis
lation which biiiaiil' to com# 1*10
fore* last September, sad further
dffv|opmcBti of 1to
k W ought to a fte r the
t r a c k s , Ju a t u I t w ill b e im p o
in F l o r i d * t o a u p p o rt o n e . U i
s o m e p la c e * w h e r e t h e r e to no
b b r fo llo w .
*
The devetopmest furnish** anotjMT reason foy eototdertng tha
leq^wtant place of foreign marhate in tha disposal o f American
Ti........ ........... — This has long been
queried orte o f tk a s . -D o y *a
te send
shloter te kor gi
I etrpp**hvyoo'd let her g o t
my
qvldent from tb* course of A a tr.
a * £& £
bile* and radios waa Ineshausllhlr.
afternoon.
bt In the middl# of a dieof Brahms or Um poor
of mailard new (applied
mow bland keg doge, th*
lath street, Uteraiy All*
rex, tnuta with unbelief,
while, then snip.
r «~ - . ‘
■
mutt linger underground
terns boar, reprieved, re-
f* It that when a • men
• lw always calls somebody
dtoeouraglng to prospective c!tl*ei» or tnyedtog*.
, .,
“We are atartlng into • summer that ngM not be A
dull one. It all depend*.upon Ui® poopU. lluodradg of f*nlItoa In this city no# have aa mbeh roonay ,aa th®y ever had.
Their Income* have not been aerloualy affected by the peri
od rf nation-wide depression. Those people can make th*
Sunshine City a lively place this summer by •pending.their
money for things they need or ought to enjoy. Repairing
and painting their home* will put money Into clrculaUpn
and give needed employment to workmen, and will atop
make the city much mage attractive to home fpika and vtol(ore. Repaint and alterations that are to be made ought to
be done now rather .than later in the year. D ally nine
Will soon'Interfere, and tn the fall there usually to plenty
of work to be done. ThU to the dull time for the workmen
and any Jobs that can be done now will count for much
more good than If done later.
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••
loose the .money 4hey hava hlddsn
some of the •aerated cash beck i
condltloua would be much Improved.
“Cheer up, paint up, talk up!"
it pi Baling.
your A d am ’i
y f V .W
■pjpw ho wMtpni
s s o . 't e x t
M fcm or's office, * .1 4 0 ; Sec
retary *1 State. |B £U ; Comptrol
ler, 137,046; Comptroller, Gaso
line T ea Department. 11.040;
Treasurer, 110,440; Treasurer's
special fund, |6,T»; Commission
e r of Agriculture, * 9 JU0.
Supeiinttndent of Public
InlUuetinn, 110,(00; Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, spatial ap
propriation,
MMH0;
Attorney
GeneraN office, ft.640; Supreme
Qduttf W3H.440R iu-tieja! depart
ment. * 1 ,3 6 0 ; miscellaneous, |7,-
The newer movie theatre* ora
ling turnstiles Instead of doorget home ITI wlpf Mr.
the fact of the m»p." It
o etrenge ending to Ibis
1." Imagine
Secretary
ilng te London, or anr0, and not aering any
mac tb# tea redus. of tbl* Legislator*
1 rad use* tho fee af
agents from fifty
ity-flv* -feat*, M lour ' represantotlvs*
it uafortunataly and
advMteatly
(hay
it Om asms Ume aarkkb increased the
« wm-tblrd. in othoi
Woman
She Fai
H e rF q j
by-4*m . slat*
•prabaljly w,)t
day, iSSrtlng
chart brreatff
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i-.'Tia astem st
OMl 11UI* or m
MADRID, June 1 8 .- ( A P ) - R u .
mors of nn Imminent Monarchist
coup* de’otet, to be led by Gen.
Martin** Anldo for the purpoor
of seating on the Spanish throne
Don Jallrit de Bourbon, Carllst
pretender, wet*, published in sev
eral evening papers In Spelt}
Wednesday.
The rumors, a* published, re
ported .that Gene ml Anldo, for
mer'captain-general of Barcelona,
waa on hi* way, to the province of
Navarre to lead an army In an at
tempt to placa Don Jaime on the
throne.
*
The general I* now feeing prose
cution by the Republican govern
ment for his administration at Bar
celona. He was a member of tha
cabinet of Gen. Primo de Itlver*
and ha* been active In Rpanlsh
politics under the monarchy for
m»ny years.
Last Sunday a demonstration of
in Washington. D. C.
Mrs. Clauson, who hnd Utm
living with hsr mother in Almore,
Ala., said she had heard that
lisle wa* In financial difficulties
and that she came to Mobile tn
Offer him help.
- I didn't mean to kill hint," she
said, “But I lost my head alter
he cursed nic over the telephone.'
Police said Hale previously had
complained of the woman’s par*
.latency In trying to see him anti
had asked for their aid in keeping
her away from hi* office.
Mr*. Clausnn Is held on a
charge of murder and her trial
set for June XI.
MOBILE, Ala., J u m 16.—(AP)
—From her rail In tha city Jail
yfttqnfay, Mrs. Willis Mae Hsuson, whs Tuesday night shu# ami
killed foster K. Hois, J r . , . told
nawspapvrtnan ths story of her
leva for th« 62-ypar-old attorney,
which aks said kagon many year*
ago when ho adopted her as a
young girl.
Mr*. Clauson. who Is 3k ond
mother'of a 16-yssr-uld son by
her first m arriafo
Said sho
learned to love l|ale soon after
bo* hod adapted her, bat that la.
ter his affection for her cooled
ond finally h* refused to see her
at all.
She reiterated-, a
statement
mad* after th* shouting In lUle’e
office that be had "ruined my
Hr*.” qnd blamed hit* also for
the krvek with hat f l r u ' Husband.
J . Pugl. liar present husband,
One man was killed and • numbee-wcrc wounded In rlota which
oaaarrc l at a way station when
Mtl-clerical troops claahed with
tb * train* and automobiles carry
ing the Cat hoi lea from the meet
ing*
On April 2.1 , Don Jaime, who la
tlm aon of the lata Den Carloa,
Spanish pretender against tha
house of King Alfonso, issued a
manifesto tn.tha Spanish people In
which hi- declared that he was alwayt ready to help Spain avoid
aaarchy. lie asked, the people, in
tha elections which were soon to
come, to declare whether they were
Jtepfhll ran or Monarchist and in
vited them to (avor a monarchy
Which woul,i have no
retatiuns
with the Alfonso rrglme but which
would be ‘•renewed, progredklv*
and decentralised.”
••My desire,” he said, “is to have
a king head a federation, a king
above parties. A g n a t |>art of the
Spanish people favor the mon
archy. even the Republicans ndmlt.
It la unjast to suppress the mon
archy because one king did not
know how to make the people love
him."
In the manifesto which was
published at Pari* Dun Jaime laid
claim to the throne for himself.
Sevrral years after the dethrone
ment of (Juern Isabella II in IHl»B.
Don Carlos, father of Ihm Jaime,
asserted his pretensions to the
throne hy force of arms, but was
dejosted by King Anrdeu* and lwfgtne V fugitive.
He made another attempt to as
cend the throne during the first
republic, jiut was again driven out
of Spain. In the meantime, his
cousin, Alfonso X II. wa* crowned
and wp« succeeded upon hi* drath
hy foimrr King Alfonso X III.
Y o w e l U D r e w ’s
(Stbrc cfoaed 'TfftlWday. 18th.
making final prtparationn)
Cancel all engagrinmlsl Plan now t» sltrml this
Important selling event which w* know you hsve
been anxiously awaiting with such keen interest
and eager anticipation.
You will bo highly pleased with the wonderful op
portunities offered In men1*, women's ami •hildren's
appsrrl, furnishing* for tho homo, auto tires fur
the car, and luggage for that vacation trip.
The advantages In shopping hero In this great store
with Itr largo and comprehensive stocks of quality
merchandise are doubled at clearance sale liiuo
when prices pro so vsnr small, representing as they
fund.
M .7 1 4 ;
h w h c l Saaitary--Board, MA
ID; T * Eradication, <33.400;
■duatrlol Sahool ‘far gifW lM Bdi
Come end get acquainted
years.
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much b e t t a r Iff you
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Life to a chance. Life Inuuranre to n dead cerlnlnly
iVudcntlul rnlra I n c l u d e
waiver of prcmlumo during
total dliuibllity.
C . M IL L S
"Tlicro is no breakfast that wifl
he belter (or you than Shredded
Wheat and ntilk. Thin combine
lion make* a complete food,
supplying every elcfnept noc«*»
sary to growth nnd good heghh.
If you uro dieting, Shrcddgd
Wheat i* especially im portw
heeauso of iti vitamins and
minerals. You’ll Ilka Shredded
Wheal — ond it certainly wjll
liko you I”
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VISIT
BPBNpEll'S NEW I)A IKY
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Innpeclion InvHed
WITH ALL THE &RAN
At All llount
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O F THE W ^ O L E WHEAT
m a t io n a l d i i c u i t . c o m p a n y . U m *
W ^ t can a grower expect
when he patronizes u shipper ig
norant o f m arketing conditions
and unwilling to learn about
them? Can a shipper with in
complete m arketing inform a
tion intelligently and efficiently
serve his grower?
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and
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OTOH
W ILL
"«t!> “ f
Itk trtMtoX
opcrilni B|xw * bsiis uf quality snj cdkicat
-* * ' — '’'■'service, coartesy sad
. >*<t rt w
1) attention to thot* who
L - i ^ L . : A l v i i i r Ibisdcliihrfslciir.1
^ b * | lu
(Irmlincii. pci fret fscil^ ilici, horili which yoe
BT. PAUL Juno IK (AP)
The Nuithwcst slnwnrrrtl tuUay
In ths wntsl heat wave uf the
season. Thiindrrilshowrr
p re
dictions hrld out hope for local
relief after the tetn|ierattire misred
for thiee ils>s. Minot, North Dahols rrgi«t*frd 104, and Illstnarck, 100. At Mnhall liu.incs
houses clo-ed and renidcnts filled
the churches praying for rain.
Cieo., C. Harden, Al|;r.
ngt.cBossi*
(ho rest of the
ly all Ubhytoto.
Y whit better lu n JjrJi css bortli be )*Jgad
thin hoaiinctt, happy iurn-unJisg* sod
B
perfect cosifoct) Tho* jutiunviilc Hotels ***
|T. S. Slnndnrd Kor
CLKTIKIKD MILK
tortCbflagn.fsr WatoeS,
University of Dnyldn.
Behoof tor 7Vaf,*pkhnb
I, <134911 eaperimdala)
M M i
' 1 1 v iy li
, fai tbs building Bud af
covers t be tvrtpear
Motor Neel explained.
•
' . •
jo t.
•sd COURTESY,
SPLENDID SERVICE > • w
FINEST FACILITIES *<4
HAPPINESS « t t k « Hotel.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
and th e M A YFLO W ER
Northwest Simmers
In Worst Heat Wave
SI'ENCEU’S DAIRY. INC
SEED p m
.*
And See Kor Yournelf Why
O u r Iturterin Count In
Maintained finder 10,00(1,
School for beys, <19,360;
any. IIBArt.
j,
•spitel fee lartB*,' <L49r1 Board of Central. <420;
'M
HAMtLTOM, Bermuda, June IB.
(A D —Eire which destroyed the
motor *hlp Bermuda at her
pier In Hamilton harbor yvsterday
coat the life at Percy llrlme, as
sistant barber.
Helms's addr*»»e» were given
a* Wallet* 7 , Cbeahlre, England,
and New Yorh. HI* body wa»
taken from the ahip after the
flame* had been placed under con
trol, and vraa Idenllfleld la*t
night.
The hall of.th e vc»»el escaped
undamaged, according to l.loyda
agent* amt total official* of the
line. Until an Inspection had been
completed they *«ld It would not
be possible to determine the c l
ient of the damage. The atern of
the ship rested on the bottom of
the harbor when firemen finallygot the flame* in control. It hail
been necessary to flood her oil
tank*.
'
.
Tho fire started in an elevator
shaft at 3:30 A. M., apparently
caused by a deart in electrical
wiring. Within half an hour the
flames swept the forward aecliun
of the vcasrl and sojn decks A, It
and C, were ablate.
During tho height or tho fire
there was an eiplosiun causer, it
was determined later, hy d.stress
rocket/ In the chart room.
Captain Harry l)e«ia
flooded
the oil storage tank* after the fire
had been raging
about
three
houia.
The flamra drew a largt- cr iwd
which was kept clear of the dan
ger area b y police and tl a tine*.
It was necessary to keep the spec
tators at cavalderable distance
because of the possibility
that
the oil tank* would esplode.
.
On Country Club Rond
pjor- Vehicle .Oobimissloil, <W.M; Auto Theft Department, <IR,14. j r -
Btsto Prises, 130X d ; Board *f
;r t r if It Woald not b« g o o d Idea
Ju r the govn*
f o of . t o * *
' th* toots U lan
000 undrtway.
u allly D id I U - 3 6 Y earn of S e rv ice — O rlandn. Florida
ra ltb , tepee la I
through.
here, to rout approximately I M r -
TARPON—Eagle
Shot
Father
Mallanal Guard, < 14000;' Railsad 9omrp:*alon. f 13,7*0; Motor
Tramp*rtsllon Department. Rail
road Obtnmlaslop, tf.620; flute
Geologist, -<8J>40; Btata Chemist,
*6.736; State Marketing Bureau,
•1«44|( B u t* Auditor,
$0,760;
State ‘JtgmMser. <9M>0.
Labor Inspector, <360; State
S alfafr* Board, <4060; Forestry
«rdJ <20.000; flhell Fish Cott- J'rrd rrirk C la a sjn ,. |s Said |„ live
mlaalon, <22.160; Fresh
Water
M t.i* dlaaua* fta*n**7,b*
tg ease ha should saa
donflnanrleit, h* admits,
probably discus* flaaoc*
It, begin* te In k vary as tack aa any
thmigh soma thing drostic , will ° t .1
hava to b* dons In ordar to secure
■
any action from tb* legislature. ^
Wo hava bean told that lb* aver
age of ablllUjr.of tb* mem bate af
th* present legislature I* higher
than that ot any of !U pradeces*ara and that (hara- ata same
really capable man ia.botb hou***This being tb* situation there
must be aomathtag apart from tha
personae! « ( th* laglalature tM f
L ceasing tb* truubl* * t T*|lahaaaae. We strongly euspaeg |( ts
the Ititentir* lobbying that la
bate* carried M by *updr> .,L|-.
tarerte which are areklilg te fr*p o t* their
Co-Ed Class
A business meotin^of the Co-ed
Claa* of tho First Methodist
Church woo bald on Monday even
ing a t tha home of Mr*. J . D.
Crawford, 1104 Oak Avenue, with
Mr*. C. B. WUliam. and Mr*. R.
L. Caldwell as hostesses.
Those precent were: Mr. and
Mrs. O. R- Sima, Mr. and Mr*.
R. L. Coldwsll, Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. -Smlth, Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis
lUette, Mrs. O. W. Ottbert, Mr*.
P. H. Lansing, Mrs. Paul Radford,
Mr*. Milton Reel, the Misses Lil
trimming expenses. Whether he
lian Tharnlsy, Elisabeth
Clark,
vvlll cut hi* own salary along with Kathleen Till!., AIIera Whitehurst,
other* will M optional with the Lluns Caldwell, nnd JudgwJL W.
official at the head of the de Ware, teacher. A. T. Pag* and
pitjtmtnL
Kelly Pop*.
Betides cutting 11,204,024 an
nually from atat* expenses, the
bill also will chep <717^00 from Huff Home Scene Of
rim building fund for stats In
Circle Meet Monday
stitutions, including the institu
tions for higher learning.
With 10 membera and one
The entire bill, Benator Neel
visitor present. Circle
Number
said, will bring salaries and as
On* of tho P in t Baptist Chorch
pens** bpek to levels existing In
held It* tegular nutating Monday
10C7,-prior to the increase*
at th* horns of Mm. George Huff,
granted by lb* legislature ' •of
260 Laurel Avenue. Mrs.
Huff
that year.
preeided during the business ses
State departmental expenditure*
sion at which tlm* several Im.
are cut M per cent undet budget
portent matter* were discussed.
commission figures, while the
Mrs. E. W. Stiles then conducted
bill te be brooghT before tb* sen
the Bible study lesson.
ate prnvltir* s reduction- of IB per
During th* eoeta hour the hos
**'nt all along tho line at the
tess served refreshments to the
Florida State College for Women, following: Mrs. W. D. Gardiner.
the University of Florida,
the
Mrs. A. L. Jowers, , Mrs. Fred
School' for tha Deaf, .Dumb and
Myers, Mrs. J . R. Lyles, Mrs.
Blind ot B t Augustine; >2 1-X per
George Huff, Mr*. W. II. Hand,
cent at the Florida Industrial Mrs. E. W. Stiles, Mrs. J .
II.
School for Boyt and the State Fields, Mrs. U R. Bragg. Mr*. II.
Hospital for the Insane and 10
Cummings and Mrs. L. K. Roll.
per cent at tb* Industrial School
'for Girls.
t, Tb* amoont of the cuts for tha
various departments. Institutions
ayd bureaus were listed' on an
siow pl Aaste by Senator ■Noe! as
follows: .............. ............ ......................
O rW d k c a la te r, there la pWnt>
of reoM te remove o hot oad bold
It, nndomagad, lo some graceful
pesUien. B et no om ever remove*
hi* hot oe an ncaloter.
MONDAY.
Tha Truth Seeker* Class of Uia
P in t Methodist Church will hare •
basket pk*!e a t the heme of. Mrs.
R. J . Brownell, 407 N. Wlld Olive
Avenae, Daytona Beach, with Mr*.
T. E. Wilson,' Mra. John Vaoghn.
Mr*. D. C. Bsrciifl, Mrs. W. L.
Clark and Mr*. L D. Hart the com
mittee In charge.
eport days F o r m e r
C*pbdn-General I s
On W v With Army
TA K E WORTH—Work of wld-
enlng Federal^. Mchway
ECTION1
*
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T DAILY NEWSPAPER
MeROBT
END OF CAPONE
CAREER SEEN
01 GUILTY PLEA
F0R2FRIE!
OF DEAD Dll
.Czar O f GanglandAdmits Hia Guilt Tolndictments B r o u g h t
By U£r Government
Mystery Of
S t a r r Fsftl
Said To Be
Its Cloning S t a g e s |
NUMBER 134
Plvn Crain A Copy
NBHDAY, JUNE 17. 1931
LAURA INGALL'S ‘MYSTERY PLANE’ REPORTED READY
.
■
-
HOUSE RENEWS
BATTLE OVER
GAS TAX BILL
'
,' a ,
t'flk
Also A s k s Treasurer
For Detailed Irtfor^ ’•!
m a t i o n Regarding S t a t e Investments
TALLAHASSEE, June 17
NEW YORK, Juae 17,- ( A P I - I
CHICAGO, Juno 17— (A P 1-A I•(AIM—Thr House today
June 16. phonss Capone, tcarfacod roar of.
Along a half hundred near traM« i
|renewed It* battle over RH®0? •
Chicago'*
gango,
pleaded
guilty
to
Ihs state yesterday pureuad clue* I
w ii buoy all the
l line tax revenue distribution ,
three federal indirtmente yester
to the m>*lrrloo*'daaih a week1
_ hearing the day, turronderlng In a three-min
and vailed upon the state
the governor re- ute federal court hearing to a New York police are seeking to ag« of Starr Faithful, beautiful j
j trenmirc for detailed InforntA*
).ung
Giecnwich
Yittegd
glrL
At*
team
the
cause
of
the
death
of
State’e financial moot of evidence and a atrlklng Starr Falthfull, above, tS-yrar-old
lion on the investment of
Minrole, her mot'.-er. s'atCr ami |
o f proeecution*.
, .
..
, .
...
, „
n by question- record
were
questioned
Tw„ fndictmente ch.rging him j daughter of a » « lt h y family, etep - father
.
.
state (undo.
( h f from th e membere, nev with evading Income taiee. and »*""• ,***r wa. found 1" the *•- lenglhlly again for Intimaj* lael*
Here I* the mystery plsnr being tested in l.n* Angeles by Laur* Ingalls, noted women flyer, in
T he fig h t centered around
,
er*)
Dm -n o n at U ug Beach, of her Iroul led life.
member* another naming him and « oth- J"*
I’roaeculo. Klv n Edward*, ad. prepetition for her proposed sale lllght across the Atlantic Ocean. Photo show* her climbing "M1* . plans— one adopted by th e
ler facta re or* on ebargo* of contpiracy to |L,n« *,Un«Senate and sponsored hy the- gort
hrring to hit bel'cf the M pvir- ill .lie corkpil of the plane.
lating to the altnation. Many vio'ate the prohibition taw* on
ernor and the other the comprebeauty wa* murderetl. prea.ed hb
B000 count* were read In Federal
r \ L /f
<W**to.na Wtoa M*ndly, b«t Judge Jama II. Wllkarepn'j court.
natch for two turn with whom
nties measure pasted by the Mouse . J
J p p N .e * M *W* aart, bat fllr. Knott, who
Starr told her mother etc spent a
After each inilctment the burly
after a deadlock of the regular ? ‘
Everglades Section
area un-tor tiro moot of the timo, gaiqfator meekly raid ■Guilty." On
pa t of the dey l-efore her dlaepsession oh the same question waa g
1* wall pooled on Ua Plato's con a defenae motion, the court de
pearance.
Menaced!!)’
Drought
brtkrn.
1
dition, and had tho figures on Ihu ferred ecntenc* until June BO.
Edwards dea ribed the men at
Shifting force* brought a now
••d of bio tongue, and *to led In
Fifteen minute* after he had
Jack Giernway end Blur* Win
WEST PAI.M BEACH, Juno
alignment of representatives la
rtyly to a otatamnt by Mr. Rcbi- entered the federal court build*
ston. "These men." he itarlerai,
17. (AIM —One de.'th »a* atllscuaalon today with the larga
nau, that It trao awfully hard l* Ing, Capone wai gone, retorted
"ere liiglly Impnilant. If we ran
tlihutrd hv aulli. lilies t day
county—aiuol) county blocs thakjj
Will
C
a
r
r
y
Activities
ombantti him, which It wai.
through the croud* by a squad
find them and learn where Mi *
to the drought In «ectiuns of the
fought over 1 distribution 1 in take
of police, a monarch stripped of
To Other Cities A f
Upper KvergUdrs. Deputy J. II. Labor Government In regular sesalen dispersed. No •**..
E S 1 T J S S S .'S r .a O e e tli. Jail, And Igno- |.vwrsn<-e ie|K.rtrd the water sis
The dUeuaaton revealed that the hia toahn, etill the object of at.
Mon wa* taken on the dialHoo-,1
ter Work InChicago trry solved. I hrliere."
Again VIctorlnFray Mon
(Rata la Ma the rod', ** to spoak, mo*l unparalcllcd curioaity.
stare* in thr urea twlwern
mmy
Have
Pursued
plan although the adntlale*
And Immoilattely George K. Q.
fi;n oj>to, which i* iioo.wu
UrllrgIn.I.- an,t Soulh Bay that
lie einpla*lrrd they
were
With CoiiHervatlveR trntion pr.naw.al •'*» denounced al
Harding
Betrayers
WASHINGTON, June 1 7 - (AIM
white
|
M
»<
|
d
e
are
Inlying
drink
than h w»e on Jan. B, 1329. Johnson, distrkt attorney. wh» it
being probaldy unconstltutloaM ,
sought merely fur questioning
credited with much of the *uccc,« —The surrender of Al Capuno in and weir no! .u«peei*d of uny I
when the proveat adaiiviotratiou
ing tsslrr In h»ittl.-s while neby three lepreaanUtivre who fa*
*
,
,.
.... .
I..
IN
MON,
June
17.—(AIM—
of
the
campaign
against
Capone,
grnra ate digging lodes to-ge'
Mob ante*. Tho farthar tocl wa*
Ms I-Iras uf guilty to vln'atinc connection with her .loath Mari ' " A.MIIM.TON. June 1
What
vnresl the House compromise plan.
The
mother
of
parliament*
*e».
telephoned
the
new*
to
Attorney
mragrr supplies,
(
arraalod that allhatigh there hat
The Senate had a quiet mornlntf
the Income tai end prohibition had wid she w«, with them in the [hi.uim- of thr tamoua 'Ohio
I<
boon a largo darn e*« la the velue General Mitchell at Washington.
Irr.luy uproariously laughed off and oske.1 Treasurer Knott to aupII. Iluffin. i.gr.t lo gin, went to
apartment of llar.y Slotwr, on'Kong'' that iu«l« iniu Washington
laws,
brought
definite
rn.
oura.trThoutanda Jammed the »li»rU
one
osier
hole
and
frll
in
head
of the oacuritlao owned by tho
information
on
lh#
mmounl
w
Ihe
pdiliral
nisi*
that
had
art at. Stoner' said ihry had notion the heel* of Warren IS. MaidPublic Free School (Wad. which outilde t h e federal building, jnent yesterday to federal uffic- beer then.
f ist. The hole was *o lianow
ing in mar hi* administration with
threatened t» uterlhniw thr l.a the iUt*'» rtp»»rlOil $4,600,000
lei* in their widening drive
aatoankad ta * o «o fOOOJWO about rushed from one entrance ta an*
corruption and s.andal. It u ques Is- couldn't get out. Ill* looly
trrusury baUiK* lnvo»lrd In l»ood*
A
statement
was
Issue
i
In
Bo.egain*t
gangaler
artlvllie*|
Ik>i government.
was
found
yesterday,
luiwren'e
throe year mag*. The proeenl value other In hope* of retching a
and nf the market value of tha
It was made clear almost im- ton by Alexander Whiteside, an tion that is iH-ing asked tu,lny fol ■ri-urtrd some droinsge .anal*
Willi
ihe
Mouse
ut
t
ommons
will
ia aat oeay ta dotartolne, oa all of gtlmpee of Capone, and tried to
lowing the drefiration of thr Maid
aecurillea nuor.
tha mosey b Invested In county, Vreto" thi c r o ^ l T ' g ^ r d r t ^ ^ ^ b ^through Mthorllatlv. attorney, in Itehalf uf fmnirr ing memorial al Murnm, Ohio yes were low and between the Geerset Ior a d.-1-i.U- and a irill.nl vote
Governor
Carlton
yretaiMy
channel* that New York will If Mayor Andrew J. I’et*..», o{ Mr
worth
nint
Mladevirw
farm*
he
district and city hende of Florida of tha courtroom.
Ule lust iiigl.l, Ihe pic-sbliitj; nf. cm.it ioi.s-sl tha House to “ breco
terday.
•amiodaltiaa among thorn $30,000 la
saw
hun.lrr.ls
rf
fish
dying.
In throwing hlmttlf on tin- the neat major objective of the Massachusetts rlty. dr.lailng tlut
f.cer iulod the whole ahuw o-it of yom selves" for on added tag on
Ilrliieimlit, rrslgntliun, dcalli
Peter* had nu rvidrnru in gire in
City of Sanford Bond*. It hae beta mercy of tha court, Cepoue be combined federal force*.
order.
(Continued On I'M* E o « »
,
the
inquiry
inis
Starr
Faith!lilt's
and
the
inrmtent
ary
has.-'
Agents
of
tho
deportment
uf
catenated that the fund I* prtba- came subject ta a possible 31
iU mrn»l»#r» fn*m pulilh ]
May* au.l nights uf anxious ne
Juilt-.c
already
err
al
work
in
death
not worth morn than 11 ,000,000 yean ImpHsonmrat and a BVO.noo
on*, conduct*.! under the
The dial f i i attoirep serutin llfr.
* I believe that rfonlu fine. Maximum senteaee on the that cty. it was slid, while indi
l! rib lht< MU|iio khiik" Ihil pul
ol a grne.ai flee:Ion. ter
cation
was
given
from
a
high
of
iw
l
carefully
the
repo
t
rf
Mr.
(CoeUneaa a* gags four I
minated in an anti-climax. For n
ficial source that an augmented Alexander (I. Driller uf flallcsue lUiding in lh«* pirwiilrnry willit
lit* W f • c- > ■ y 1 ■ » '■■■ ■!
cnoi sant.- ra.iUmMsi. wise ^dvac-ufore* 'of internal reyrnue agent* Hospital, noted loxtroldgiaii wtso on« cf th. grtstvil-m ajorities in ;
lfVoo
Then David l.loyd ’(Trorge si."in-1
wilt J^n * them ' In an effort in ka* Iren a witness in many inui* Ihe nation's Wslory— the . Itepnldlcan lamlsli.lr uf Ili'Jtl. It wa* this
din klm.
obtain results similar to those in der trials.
attotlon,
“Uhl.i gang, pi. * later s.quititlungrave chief I
Chicago,
mnt. only ICIOO In
SPItlNMFIKl.D. June 17- (AIM I Itamsey„ Ma.vdnnald,
, ,
The prircruto! said he attached nf the same stlipr, that made a
Donaagn, amounttag to
_ lealioritrs,, _oiue.l in.
, ,
.
. .
of the ruling
Anll-gangater warfare also will gira: mporlance to the finding
'In arrears, and no prin
Standing bef*|V the tomb of
$100 were sustained by Kleanlhla ,
president the victim uf ml*pl»< ml
1
laughl.
i
.
pi.a.i
in
lev
o.i|ns
l
ion
hr
carried
into
othei
major
<
ities,
„ la anoor*. It la a sad out*
Ihsl the g-il wo* unde- the In
Arre. Ninth Htreat grocer, ni a
among them Detroit, Philadelphia, fluence of a sleeping ixilion when Confidence in I sit h It-*, fii.nd* hi.J l.inroln. President llmreer i -kIsv CmiM-r.nllie Imnehe* wli's-h hud
Og affaire far tha - School Faml.
biuught on the gre-al oil scandal* railed for a -tvdedi.-ation of the li.qx.t for a definite break up ut result of a fire, believed to hare
St.
Isiui*
and
Clavolanl,
but
of
WASHINGTON,
June
17—(API
a*d then la lillW cawsobtion In
she mil dealt, by .(..-wring in the the Vrtrians llutcais s.undal and rllicenry l« serv Ire and Ideal* nf
htx-n the work of aa Incwndlary,
tho fait that It b directly tha fault —Thw railroads of tho rountiy ficial* were reticent tegai ding surf at l^-ng lt. se I.. Edwards in. the sensational Senate insrstiga- the nation. “ The eternal |<rln:iples th.- l.llx-ral ami l-abpr all.mice ami whl.-li brought out the Hanfort.
r.oui
lb.tvl-ob*
chamber
wa<
rock,
•f others than thapa who are In today presented to the Interstate the** move*, contending that re- Irndt-U, he said, in try In lind Urn of th« Department of Justice uf liulh, J.stire, and right, never
Kir* Department shortly after
Ing will, laughter ovty the (ia. -*o
Commerce Commission a petition suit* would b« small if they on where (he girl gui the drug. In
Ohargo af aor State too.
The stury InjII. begin* and end* more rloaily stated tl.nn by IJn2:00 o'clock this morning.
of liirnt ItritJin'* lalrsl polMii'AI
for a !& percent Inrreaa* in nounerd their a-'Uons with a line »f*lh this, delcctiw* c.inlnd at Marlon, It. Il wa. iheie that
Th.- ftru started In th* alike
c. In, remain the solsri.l for |>rubTho above figure* oa Indebted, freight rate* a* a means of meat- “brass twnd."
Isi'ng Beach ycsleriiay f»r th* the gang foregathered -.urimr leu.* and peri levities of every ag.' crlsl'
th.- Area home at Ninth Hire#:
Word
that
('hlcaxo's
'public
Ing
tha
emergency
caused
by
a
A
l.ilx-inl
nmemlmenl
:o
Chondu not Indudo.about ll.&OO,,
s.iurce. Every ti.ug siuie in the Herding'* "fiuril |«>r.|| ...mi-sign' ami uf mir day,'' he said in drdiand FJm Avenue, ami had falhwhich has boon tranaferrod drastic decline in operating icvr- enemy No. 1" had eurremleml resort wa visited
to put over hi* *le>ti»n. It l* there ,-aling live rem.wlell.-d lomb ul the rellor Phil p Snowden's land tux rird conalderabl# h*#d-w*y bafot#
to
the
law
without
an
rff-wt
to
piopmalwo*
de
lsru-1
out
of
or
one fund to mother, as that
S C. Graham, railroad**rnploye*
Stanley E. Falthfull. the gill's that President IliHiver goc, now, civil wartime president.
Lsat Thursday eiacutivre of fight the charges in court was
meaty U all tho properly of the
stepfather, yesterday reilersted after thrrr ys-ai* «f delay. Ip .led
“ It !• l» tho'e who like l.incolit der on a t.-cliniral point of pern who wa* passing, waa able to
to to be used la any way that realsrn, western, and southern received •-nthuriasMrally by uf* hit belief Start wa* murdered. leata for posterity the slitely hu.e mado these piiluipies serve endure. The amendnient ill. ...I notify the fire department.
affkbla and Laglalatur* may roads, matting In Now York, de fi'lala here as an Indication of When asked if he had any idrM white niemurtal when* President the need* of mankind that thr the basis of assessment for (ho
Chief Mae Cleveland and Fire
cided to requet a blanket In the strength of their case. Ptolii
are ML The only fund that hat
and Mr*. Ilordiog are Imiiril
world pays it* I. >iius*e m hi* prop-se.l land lax but II... .b)U*> men Totum, Thomas, and Dun'ati
win. killed her, he said:
bition
Director
Woodcock
»aid:
crease
designed
to
yield
annual
of
tbe
fiusiH-e
bill
which
it
sought
What of the "Ohio -g.inx" now shrine. We light the Inrili of our
base tiansfoired that ha* to bv
rr*I oii Jttl to thr mil, *nd qillfkly
“ Absolutely none.'*
"That's fine! That v*'<t*in> L
paid back b tha * 1*0,000 borrowed ly 1400.000,000 in additional gross
imle.lii-nll»n In service and ideal* Jo amend dval* not with the l>u-i* rxtinguiahed the blaxe. inveatigaTuckrr Falthfull y«*ter.|ay ws# and what are they doing today ?
final”
Income.
of assrsauirnt but with the quiv>* Mon revealed that a pile of news
Horry M. Daughrity, who wa.
from tha School Fand. ThU will
Wire* to Chicago wen- kepi quoted hy Edwaid* a* saying all Haili ng * iiDoiney general and of the nisMoll wl.leh he loved and Moil of relief firm Ihe tat.
As avideme of their desire for
bo paid la duo Mate, with regubr
papers in the attic formed tli*
served with Ihe Is*■t full nirnsuie
r.
long
quest!
suing:
open
In
th*
department
of
Justice,
aoobtonce without um|ua delay
In ellsxl. yrsterelay's .a-enlv central point of th# fire, which
was later Died in u von.piia y of devotion-"
igteroot.'
"I'm
nut
sum
Stan's
.lead.
th* carrier* recommended that tha ani officials there knew of t'n
res* involving w Im W ol $111.
Brl.-re^ lb* dedl-atiuti is-|rm..nlcv j vonrtllutnl another r.-prie's- f . fact, coupled with the abaonc# of
commission's Investigation of their pone's surrender at once. Assist She's happier, Kvrtvom- I* Imp OtMi in which tM .m .l Thomas W |||(. |.r,.Ml|rnt .mphasla.'d the duiJtlwr government, but Ira*. electric wire, near that point, lad
However, It U netcaaery to raise application b* of "limited char ant Attorney General Y»unx<|ul*t. I iei "
Miller, former alien property .us (i|., uf „u u , g „v «rmnruts tofore* mli.h n- il lives lin’d ihri'e, ml re Chief Cleveland to beliova that an
U JM JO t mote money than U acter" for the purpose 0f deter in charge of prohibition, wh.i lias
Edwards said Turkrr drsulhs-d
gwedad U nm tha SUta during tha mining whether new schedules helped direct tha long investiga Starr as *Vomp!rtrly duni'iutin f to tlan, was found guilty »'id M>,(, |;||n„ „ assembly slid warned! prleVs- Prime Miniitrr Mirmi- Incendiary was responsible fur t*»«
twit two yaora, to retire this la should ha ailowvd to become af tion from hi* dank here, clrarly tie Falthfull family, ru n in dr llaugh. ity erquillvd. i* living that "Our machinery of govern- •Id mid Id* rnlleagues were tf n'n- b'axr. An iave»Mg*Mun >» reln«;
quietly in Culumbu*. XI liei srivt*| ni.-nt must lm shifted amne" to rntly saliaMixl al thr ...it nnnrun.in. led.
bdKUiwJa.
• fective without th* 90-day suspen was pleased by tha ourtr** rf tha riding where they sbuul-l li
IH months at Atlanta.
A ievi.i*.l l.al.e al aniendnleiil
rm-.-t the change In sxonotnit- *n-l
government's
drive
but
would
not
Inspector
King
tla.l
Ina
s
.
mil
sion usually ordered when rata re
Il was Itough. rly. Hsidlng'* |w>-: „ ((,rr
will I* intr.xf.irr.1 Benin in IM
XIKI-I.ON IN ENGLAND
’
ndlllant.
comment pubHrly upon it.
( >n\inrrd that Stair wa« n.ur lltiral nientoi for y.-ai», who ia
Wo are wdU oa tha way to adopt vision* are made.
____. .
_
din.usal.in uf thr proper riaasa
tha gaaolln* distribution pbn ofTh* apparent coneen-u- aiuong dr rd.
<rexlitr.l with having pul over
^
fu, .lerlH.al- »l the liuan.o I. II, |.re.|>sidy cfci'v
HOimiAMITON. E n g l a n d , VJ’
fetad by tha Govornfr, and olrood*
MOORE HAVEN —I ang
Mo- officials, all of whom a*ked tlial
lie said ho believed lhal. even) Harding', nouiinati.iii ut 1 »'»•- g » } ,, li|chu'n, , ; lrrl, |,rJ d „ ac....a n.-at week, but II will net hr >.(- June ( 7—(AIM—Andrew Mellon, ’n 9 l
Pawed by U>e Barela. ThU will chins Hhap opened for business in they not lia quoted dim tly, was in a stupor from nurrut'e, she-In |U20 :.y laret.lly luunding up
Xlanal.x* Kivrr ..mnecting Pal- rounded lay an atmurphere of po- ar.rrlaiy - of tb# treasury of th*
give re la Hcmlaob Couaty about Gaalt build ng on Avenue I..
(Continues! On Tayr K«ui)
mlxh( have lorn able ... walk loj second-cbulir vutra with wiii.li hg melt., with Dradenlun.
L'nlled Htato*, -landed from lh*
lilnal crisis.
. 17,000 more thee Ua Cempronaiad
(ho t-earh and drown hcr-rlf,
'made u aurpr.slng su.crr- uf a
Xlauretanl# laaf night and penFlat, and b about, $4,000
_
sirmingly futloiu h<-|W.
ceedrd to London. " 'I hare tom#
thaa w# recti rod last year.
Hi* bankrr-biolher. M ai -S.
I.. Eup land for purely personal
BanditH Enter Home Daugherty, wb.. liuinrel the lu>.k*
reason*." he said. “ I Hava a oati
And Seize 51 HO,000 showing Daugherty's .b-|xisila and
Evan If il did Mi, I would b*
at Cambridge university whu will
thereby balked a Senate investiga
•tiling to agree to It, I* ardor to
mien he graduated and 1 want to
NEW YORK. June | 7 .-(A P » - ting cvntniltM-*. today is un.lei sen.
th* nutter out of U « way *o
b« there.”
Th* rasa of Mr*. Ann's B. Pur.day morning at 10:80 o'slmk when
The mythical title of "kli«* inaimri In whlrh a rarest conleat
c m gw ohtsd with tho oppropriThrce robber* today, foirtd th.-ir tint* of 10 yrais In tb* Ohio peni
don. L*k* Monroe woman who watt “ >• *lret o f four «lvU ease- will I* way into th* home of blana.xul tentiary ami * ».J«iO lino in »un- Florida", mure than 4tn0 in gold, wa, rundiirled at thr Milan.-. En>•*!
kUon blR Md got It
qMAKK HITH TOKYO
. . . .
..__ .VI.I triad. On that day I.* alii also
imtion veilh |h« fec-nl trouble* nf mol Mure days uf interesting en lllrs will lx- ixxvivvd until Tues
Xlenken,
funner
rhairnisn
<d
the
•n trial for the second lime IhU
ADJOURN SINE DIE.
pass sentenco ppon Ml* ■urd-in. National Security U-agm . I »und hi* L'efunrl (III» State bank at
tertainment, all nf which i* ix-lng day night, and all rontestant* are
TOKYO, Juno 17—(AIM—Borer*
(atm an a charge of having purBatere leaving for M« Titus* t » » maids, forced Mr*. Menken to Washington Court Huum., II. He
uffrred by the Clearwater Cham a-Led to bear in mind that it la earthquake; hit Thkyo >tonight
'T h a House Complll** wot buoy chaaad popart) aha know to hava villa homo yoitorttay, Mr. Smith
haa
appealed.
ipen a vault containing IIUl.UOO
ber .J C.mimer-e, will lw the goal primarily n bathing beaut) con causing tatva. nf thouaihd* of pto*
' XMaJayi afternoon coosId*ring this boon stolen, cams to an end lata stated that ill indictment* which
^ ‘ iliaal C h ilr- it Fur be., Ili*l . f h.ih.lred. uf Florida girl* next test with no *|n-cial costume* al
In J.wolry and roraped
s ,n* t« run Into lh# streets. ,T*n
s store hlU. Many todspoudonl yoatorday afternoon when a Jury went untried, ware cuntmurJ for
low rd
Whan on* of the maid* auvwt-ird director oTsit- Yrtnana Bureau!
q.>ake ohook .dowm household or- .-r:
i wont Ua biU pnssod, but
and her guUD
tbs term. Tarn indl.-too ni. *1til th* daot boll, th* men .lira r«vul>
anather Diend uf liaiding ’“ ^ nl |o c'le.rwater after an
Wednesday nlxht the contealanta nanurnW Iml m far aa U Itarnad
. M l batkr* that Umy realtag
A Jury af aix, after having remain agalnil Mrs. Pui.lon, vers, furceil bar into the bouse and during hD .lay* «t Norton, - a . vl,m|nali<m („ a u , t
in will apprar at the Milan* in a no serious dao.ag* was dine.
Usage is ta Ua bill a I * hoard too taellmou) of seven w|:- while several may bt turd agatnvt
lhf
will pyjama parade. The five girls re
IxMind h*V with toarfs anJ draper* ndeuad from ie.venwnith l>e"l |lhrir ow„
Ua oa Utir stock of
lr ,n
^
t - . ulr ceiving the moat vole* will be
siac* Monday alternorn, r*. the Beckitrum brother,, who were Ira. Ascending to th* second floor tartlare l» IM.. after M .m nglw ul
U DIK IN "q UAKB
If Uia k reduced to about
M ^
Ju,
a varuict ol guilty lea* santemred to RntfOld alter plead, th* men met ancther maid who ytore fto grafting o n . huge « . l e lii(ii(le
J.-im-d by the flc* girl* receiving
p t , U may pas*. I >
tohropB
.
con
...
.
Artoiding
t
o
^
i
r
^
dUw
,,.v
,
..Ignifi-xk
DEHHAWAR,- India. Jun#^ »7-* J
tkaa kalf an hour after It wai tag guilty to on* ind'.tment was hound bafar* she mull inak*
tlis- most vote* on Thursday
will taka soma ouch %ctio*
l8||
f ro<p. rit|,J nxht when Ihe girls will appear ( API—Flftoea parsons wars hUlnd
kn outcry. Entering Mr-. Sun men who invest g .l.d for the Hen-,
•(fan the coat.
charged breaking and entering.
The Jury waa composed of A. I*.
'** with th. Ci.arw.ter tr « i.
A In bathing sfalts. From thr 10 and fd) hooM* scare d**trq)*d toTlvo fidlowiat rivil <a*e* will ken'* room tho bandit* f.irr.d her .to dating the • "
-Many members of (ka Hoe
M U , A. Van Noes. J. XI. HUno bn beard, bfgian’ ng neat Thuro* to Ihe ! auemsnt where they foiced
M
. b .l, Ml
th. brent a auectos. /nd gills thus aolaclrd, a group of |day by an aarlhquak*. Many
B to toha a great daa) of plamo. cipher, Paul I,uca*. F. » . Vmaay slap: Mao F. Albln tors i* John M. bar to open tha vault. When they
Judge, Will select the gilt who building* ware (lamijqrd. .
in (Maying nation on many of Jlx sad A. K. Koeaeteia ill represent Hanford.
KoiWy, danmgor Involving thr re had taken nil th* g*m* they luund (hi*— togXZX.oOn.Ouo — wa* graft- ,•
lmperl* at MU. ThU a
HAWKS FUBB TO LONDON
All the expense* i f the local
. Millard B. Smith, Titus* ilia,^ no moval of treat from the Alb n her and flad.
Joa. I. Marentrlle annouiwd
od or treated. Until just a f»w
•ht oat forcibly tor me on sum 's ntUnsay produced oa wiu proportion; lyman M. Brekr* v*rwinner will ba furnished by the
this
morning
that
plan*
fur
mi
Waeks ago he waa operating a
ny. whan Mr. CnUwall. f t nnsqsa Bhariff J. F. McClaUand. aao Fox root (nk*. damage* in
TWO WIDOWS HANGED
CROYDEN, Eng., Juan
Milan* Theater, including bus or
alatl. n near l.o* Angel*-*. r'imiiwUua con lest at tha Milan*
“
“ “t|, n*. Alto MHehelt, and Jao Ma’seh. *siring a safety bond: E. W. BU1)APEST,~ June |7*-(AIM- gaaolin*
railroad fare, hotel areommuda- ( A D —Frank Hawka
Jeaa 81lb. tha small-towh Ohle Theater next Wednesday and
an ton
whHa 8. A. B. Wilkinson, coansol Adams ve*aao Tom Bmith. dam. Twa naif kaada widow, were bakerdoaker whu had a .Irak and Thuridpy were already avail under lutna, nival*, and enlrriainmenta. llew from Korn* to London hi 1
town oa too for
Tbe girl* wOl lie rhaleiuned by hours and 33 mlnuton. Tkn
Mrs. Pardon, produced Mrs ago* involving ' n note uf Mr. hanged today fag, th* murder of
" Tnad dutir* at lh# Depart- way. A*y merchant or profeaal'.n*
member* of th* Clearwater Cham (one# is UO mil##.
Pnrdin. C M ‘Breton and Anail Hmlto's, and Flare H. Fpurting thair husband* Is. Lh* first <hmbl*
pf Justice and wa* accused al man moy enter a girl in thr
Senate .nve.Miatlon of .onleat. a* well aX nay Individual ber of Commerce, on the right
Tho otato
Hungary.
involving tha
A JPLANT CITY _ John
WalUr Jtoksra la rohottaL Booth of Mr. tparling in an auto- Th*
Frau l-audto*
kage asm. in graft for iruvlded aha h* astored unl.-r a of July X tha girl* will apr*nr In--., recolvod contract toy
at
the
Florida
Thtoler.
Ht.
Helera*
i«x
igniaad
huxJnaox
trad*
mark.
dii- mobile
• Bsllnt Csor.
rhieh th* lau*
kpaimita, paroles and pard
The preliminary aNaction of thr long, with th* fiitsl aelactlen to Ing 4-nail* strsUh Bond
a|i,1 tu at.t
ef, rireuil Judge Waller* (tpurliag
. doari * suicide. Ha ehot
paleoning their
Uiwoon this city and Potk
Popa'o
4 Uaaporardy reaiaiaJ aaobll*
-Ikreugh the heed on May gtrt- to repraaant Bonfprd will b* I e made at Chnrwa/sr llearh E*»ti
from inHaa
mad* by ballot. In tk* to* aamt uiday afternoon, Jaly 4. • t .
fiacutlon.
avod on I’ ago Four)
around %ni
tenq until tn»t Tkbn-daufhtor
U. S. TO CONDUCT
FURTHER DRIVES
UPONGANGSTERS
‘OHIO GANG’ HASj
LED ROUGH ROAD;
SINCE ITS HEYDAYi
IPOLITICAL CRISIS
IN ENGLAND ENDS
AMID LAUGHTER
K
W # Nation's Railroads
" Seek 15 Per Cent
Increase In Rates
1H oover Eu Iodizes ^
Lincoln In Address
In SfringfieR 6.
Fire This Morning
la Thought To Be .
Ineendinry Origin
£
I;
Jury Finds.Mrs. Pu rdon Guilty After
Deliberating Less Than Half Hour
K
Contest Will Be Held To Select Girl
To Represent Sanford At Pageant
•J
I
i
�MICK IS POUNDED
INTO SUBMISSION
BREAKER
GAME AT DELAND
*
.
____
j)
New Pilot Sfnds Men
Through Hard Drill
A t Bat And In Field
Fat Redmond Fails To
Go BeyondletRound
In Go With Carriera
By PBTBB BCHAAL
NEW YORK, June Id— < A P )Prlmo Camera,' o f Italy, knocked
out Pat Redmond, of Ireland, In
Um first round of their 10-roand
bout before a crowd of 10,000
hero last night. The and rsma
after two minutes end 24 seconds
of fifhtlpt from a right to tho
jaw.
.
Redmond never had a chines
with tha giant Italian. Almost
the flrot punch Camera lartdol,
a hefty right, put the leteniJawed Irishman down for a count
of tight and from there until tha
finish ha was rocking on his
heeds. Camera swarmed all over
him, never giving Redmond a
i. llsln halted all other National chance to get set.
Camera, whoso weight was an
Utegne affairs, aa wo shift anr
take eastward wbeer the Jsaiee nounced at 275 pounds, pushed tha
esprrs went through the mntlone fighting from Mi# boll, getting
4 fear gomea and racked up around with amaalng ease for hit
C a r mighty good scares. At site, lit rtme out throwing
Philadelphia, the Mack area eel*- punches and the result was never
Mated the pennant raising which In doubt after he connected with
Ms become an nnnaal avast In hla' first right. Redmond's weight
Ifce Bine la v City, by defeating was announced as 240 pounds.
Ike; Indiana 4 te I. Old Kabo
Jerk Sharkey, Boston heavy
Nfalwrg, barling fire hit ball, weight who originally waa. sched
son hla 10th game of tbe year. uled la meet Camera on lost
Ike A'o got to HodUa In I In night's program, rlhnbed In tha
slags, and Peis Psaskae. recent ring la congratulate .the wlriner
ly sec*red from tho National as Redmond's seconds worked
League. dent In far tha Indians. frantically to rer Ivs their man.
II was hb first appearance In
IhO-American league, and ho did
fight well, allowing only three
kite In three Innings. Todt hit ■
How They Stand
kamcr for the Champion*.
Mil MeKechnl# and hla Boston
lets have n rather old habit,
a season, of going great guns
lInst teams which are supposed
be strongest. Aa proof of th'.f
' about tho 10th time this year,
y yesterday whipped the Cubs
to submission for the second
might day, Tha score waa 0 to 8.
kcrdel gave up eight hits, wall
ottered, while the Braves poundI Smith and Blake from tho hill
Ith nine hits, well bunched. Berr’ and Cuyler hit homers. The win
It the Bravos within striking dinnre of third place again.
Those
hard-hitting
denature
ade It 10 straight, to heap step
Ith th# Athlrtira, when they beat
w Browns 4 to 3, pulling (ho
ims from tbe fire in tha eighth
Hilng, a typical Senator ocruronre
ila year. Fred Marberry, coming
i the relief of Brown, the .southtw, got credit far tho win, whllo
im Gray lost, olthough he pitched
■toddy, heady game.
Uel-and
Daytona
Winter lter|s „ . ....
Cocoa .
.......
Ht. Augustlpe ... .
1'infoid .........
AMERICAN I.RAf
W
Phllrdilphla . ....
39
Washington
.
37
New York
. ...
27
Cleveland
20
Boston
20
Chicago
Id
Detroit
21
Ht. Louis . m .....
17
^SSo^XoteA
BOOKIE OF THE
I
PHIIUES^IS THEHMG SENSATION OF
ITH MAJOR.LEAGUES.
In the
Independents Will HARDING TOMB ganlsatlon
aid of rmploj ment
Clash With Grocers DEDICATION I S distress.
"We propose la
a Ith these major
Team On Tuesday STAGED TODAY policies."
lly K II. CUI.I.UM.
The newly organised Independ
ent Merchants liiaminj ball tram
• III clash with I'iggly-WIggly
Tuesday night The Independent
Mrrrhants team la com post d of
vettrsn players, who know tha
gams Inside out and are ready to
give any team trouble. Floyd Palm
er In the box and Hid Klve be
hind the bit make a combinelliri equal to any tram In the slats,
t)n the other hand the I’igglyWIggly team Is rom|K>sed uf some
of the beat players In Hanford and
ran pul up strong opposition to
any team that tackles them. They
err grol both on the offensive and
defensive. This should prove to lie
the Itest gsme uf the season with
the result hanging In doubt until
\hi> last man Is out.
VT>e following Is a partial list
of the members of the Independ
ent Merchants tsom: Itlve. Palmar,
I’aiks Hunter, Miles, Miller, Me1-ellan, llsrrlaon, J, M. Mcye, Bill
Moye, George Moyr, l-oflin Kdinfield.
1 TM Tigers amated the critics by
Jahllif their second straight fium
tha Yknkt. It was a batting af
fair Almost exclusively, the Tigers
winning 8 to 5 getting II hits, to
.tte Yanks’ 11 Lou Gehrig hit
number Eleven, while Johnson and
.
Yesterday's Resells.
[phspman got four base blow* al- Philadelphia 000 003 O lx -4 0 I
teHTbe-Tigers scored early to pul Cleveland
001.000 000—1 6 0
tho gam# on their aide, but the
Batteries: Hudlln, Donohue and
.Tanka kept pounding away at Earl Fewell; Walberg, and Having.
Whllehlll with such affect that tha Ntw York
010 120 0 0 1-6 12 8
gc’oro waa 6 to 4 when the ninth Detroit
230 000 003 - 8 11 0
frame waa rearhe.l. Tha Tiger*
Batteries:
Buffing,
flherld,
1*0,1 nut three rune then, ami Weaver, Welnert atvi Dickey;
te. Yanks' half, OeoigeUhla. Whllehlll, Uhl# and Hayworth.
■Misting Whits hill, allowed a Boston
run
000 000 Oil 01—8 4 0
.oa two hits and a walk.
C’hlcrgo
001 000 001 00—2 7 4
Batteries: Kline and Beiry; Fra
Tbe While and lied Sox haotel sier and Tate.
p In a grand pitcher's dual which Washington ooo 030 Olx—4 10 I
adad In favor of tha Red Hog In Hi. Louis
000 000 300—3 7 0
(I'ltth Inning whan a rouple of
Batteries: Gray and Ferrall; Man Killii His Wife
tors, a walk, and a scratch hit Brown, Mai berry and Hpencor.
For Eating Too Much
rodveed a run, firing them a I to
decision. The winners mid* only
GREENWOOD. H >uth Carolina.
tur hits off Frailer, while Kiln*
June 18—(A P )-J oh n Cox, 40,
■to up but seven.
waa held today mi a charge of
murdering 28-year-old wife boI Th* leaders t# dalet Iloesera, Chicago____ . — - 20
causa ah* ata to much fried chick
. 27
'•K lein, Phillies, I f; triples, Dcston
en set bafr* her guest*.
.... 24
'Cronin. Senators, Worthington, Brooklyn
Tha nlne-)*ar-old/daughter of
21
“Braves, I each; dauUee. Webb, Pittsburgh ... .
the sla'n wtman, titrlla Mae B*>.. . 20
.Bad Box, 28) moot run*, Bint- Philadelphia
ton, tsatlfled thatyirr stapfathar,
JRIote. Athletics, III ssaat hits. Cincinnati . ........ L... IK
who aha.said tad been drinking,
Crawls. Hewatsrs, 81; runs hatYesterday's Rranlls.
arrtmed hla wlft of rating the
Jled In, Cronin, Senators. H i
000 Oil 000—3 8 1 chicken, lie knocked her down. In
.states bases. Chapman, Yankn, rhlrage
000 420 2 0 1-0 0 1 the kitchen, dragged her Inlo a
J t l.n s s l atrlk* ante, an* gtmo, Boston
Balteriaa: Hberdel and Cionln, bedroom, and k lied her with a
Johnson. Yankn. I ll meet bseoe
'
hollo, on* game, Mnrria, Mod Fpnhrsr; Rmlth, Blaks, Teachout shotgun
■nd KartnatL
Jtex. Frasier, Will . Bog, U
Others rained out.
^
('Id yen knew that the Fada ax*
peel la ploy several game* n
week Instead of on Thaiadayo
■ad Baadaya slewsT Manager
Chapawa said this mernlag that
la last a few days te weald
have almost a now llnanp and
that te weald Invite each strong
teams •* Wildweed, Palelks.
Mb*. Cuyler of tteCuba ro- Coten Brettees, now tha King
l»fd hla teamrnate, Biopteaaop. Bdward Nina, Late Wslaa. and
m leaders:
,
others, I* Hanford far games
ayvr
g
ab r hav». aa Tnaadaya or Fridays ar Batmdrtrk, Reds 17 142 U U .« U itrdaya. Tte idea U te famish
(Brans, A‘a . I I I N I I I I J U plenty of smneemenl ter* dar
Ith, Yai^ka
41 141 I I fij J U ing tte mmmar. no well aa find
Man. Indiana 40 12T IS 41 -111 apt Which #f tte players now
try. Giants 50 201 44 74 jm
aa tte team can really stark ap
Tier, Cuba .... 41 1H 81 88 A H against atrang rampetitteas.
With Harvey Hendrkka nf the
eds, by virtue of three days of
»rd hitting, leading tho hatting
■roes of tte Big Show, only on*
pg^imsn* woo added to tte'Hot
I a result of yesterday's gain**.
f t ] f t of tte Cuba added to tte
M- as a result qf yootorday'a
FAINT JOHN, N. B.. June 18.
— (A l'l—John Htcrllng, pllst and
hla marbanU, Rod Biaylay, weir
killed last night when thalr plane
went into a nntodlv* at a height
of 3000 fdet and crashed on rocks
In the Kcnnebecaslc Itlm near
the Ralat John airport.
Drodg'ng w*rk hk Catoosa b*lrbee
E lm progressing,' W(e* Falm
Beach, Tropica* Huh.
•
Smarting under that 7 te ! de
feat they rocnlvnd at the hands of
an Inferior Winter Park outfit oa
Sunday afternoon, tho Pads went
through a quiet hat determined
workout yesterday afternoon dur
ing which time fielding sms
stressed Just as much as batting.
About n do sen of tha players
were kept busy by their now pilot
all the afternoon,- either retching
0 , balls, batting to the outfield,
or twirling down a place In an In
flate which wta pat through n long
drill In an offort to Iron out oil
tendencies to bo hoR shy or what
ever It ia that makts players mska
errors.
■ .
.
Plenty of advice on how to play
every position on tho field waa
■pilled Into tho supposedly willing
sera of all tho players by thalr new
pilot, and If they fall to Ukt ad
vantage of what ha haa to toy, they
will have no one bat themselves
to blame If they find someone else
taking their pusees within n ftw
weeks.
,
The game at DtLaad Thursday
aftimoon waa tha objective of all
tbe training artivltloo, for tho Feda
know that a win over that team
Edna Rudolph, above, an 18year-old atenograpber cf Ht.
Louis, established a world altltwlo
record for light plane* carrying
one passenger. She laamad to fly
after completing her dally work
In a brokerage office. *
Honors Me mo r y
Of Judgie W h i t e
(Contineed >rv« ' P»r» Or*) 1
who are assembled tier* today, «Ui
be mitigated because ft will bo
ever more appatrnt th»t te « U
an liono. to hit ch:een profession,"
rumludrd Mr. DcCottM.
J
K. Pi- llousholdcr oho d*ll*tr«d
a short eulogy .0. which h* roltir j tom* of- th* details of hit
intro than fire year*’ association
with Mr. Whlto. Ho do* larod that
Jodgt Whit* had Jtft what ha cdhaldtred an ixvmpta of “ determina
tion and fortitude, of Brit and nnhootided ronfldeiv e In a fataern,"
that could not help but bo f#H, by
manr wfcb w(11 follow In hla path
a* a lay war. *
Mr. Harthclder poltitod out that
Judge Wh t* cam* to thU Ctty
with “only a wife aad hop*,1* and
Ihrt In a few short y*art bo had
succeeded In bhlldhT' up a 1la*
practice and had baroma a public
llguta. who “cyrtaloly. dnoryod
commendation for tho fortitude,
Inspired by a dealt* Id succeed,
which bhmkhrMn h » ‘ t ‘ bare of
llfe’a reward*.” .- V *
“Judge White'i short life hare
with ua should laapiro ua all that to
one who has S' vision » n j drrtro,
rouplid with unVondad enthusi
asm and dttcrtnlnation. otUlamsnt
will surely;fallow,” topeludod Mr.
II. usholder. | t / ’ , '
'
j ^ ja g a i a e t t e A
at Uie services? w*t*
the following atton
offir alsi Judga Wright. Millard
altorncli Oeo. A. C
Hnushoilar, Is F. f
Wilkinson, Ji G. U
Hpeneer. Geo. Q. Had
W. K. Mallsm. R..T
Herndon, Sheriff)
Bailiff J. A.’ CAnh
K. I„ Durdiek. sdkd
raphrr, MlteV
commvalty In
and m i* for
.
go forward
artivltiya hnd
(Continued from Page One)
lib ftar and pessimism so that
America may rlda out o f tho
business depression on a broad
highway paved with enubagr and
lljN BABM tl. This figure
serndant momentary need" a larg
er degree of confidence among our
business agencies." a confidence
not confined to “ mere weeds." .<
The rhlef executive vfgv|pu»|y
d if f e ndel the administration's
policies In desling with thf de
pression, praised th* efforts of
Industry and organised labor to and nut an unfair burdaa on land
minimise Ita unfortunate result*. and home owners; and a’ market■nd said the *undcrlylng fortes ng system which lend* Itself to
of recovery are asserting them llegitlmate speculation. \\
selves."
Analysing the depression bo
The things the federal govern said Its major causes rooted bark
ment Is doing he described as Into th* World War o) otherwise
lorovrry would have takap plan
fullqws;
"We have assured tho .country months ago, In spile o f Ibis coun
from panic aoi Its hurricane af try's contributing efforts of wild
bankruptcy by coordinated action •peculation, loose and extravagant
bcalness methods, and unprece
between the treasury, the federal
re'erv* system, the bsaks, the dented drought.
farm loon and farm board system.
"We have steadily• urged tbs
maintenance of wares and sala
ries.
‘ We have reversed th* tradition
al policy In tlepreeshna of reduc
ing expenditures upon construction
work. We are maintaining 0
(Cuntlnned from paga One)
steady expamion o f ultimately Europe and the piu-|>m,(y*a Euro
needed( construction work In coop, pean trip of Secretary Stirs son,
emtlcn'wlth states, municipalities despite aeursnre ty lhass nfftrlaU
anl Industries.
V
ll|at no off.cUl business was in.
“ We have sustained the people solved.
In 21 states who fared dire disas
In a speech at a luncheon given
ter from tho drooght.
ti'foielg n bonkert by tie Ameri
“ We are giving‘ old and sup
can Bankers Assoclsllon, Mellon
port to farmOr* In marketltig their
recrntlv said:
•
crops.
"Under the Young plan and tha
"Through the tariff wa at* aav.
ing our farmer* and workmen Coordinating Influence of th* Bank
from being overwhelmed with ef International Mettlemanta, con*
fidrncs has teen celebrated in
goods from foreign Countries.
“ W* nre helding down taxation the willing net. and ability of
by escluelon of every possible Europe to honor Its obligations,
governmental expenditure not kV- .wtether these bo debt* ' srising
selutaly oaaentlal or nerdod'to In- oat' si war or out of com martial
rrvnro employment or roalatanca nndsitaklng* started in tha poet
.war ported."
\
to th* ferment.
i
Germany's payment, to the for.
“ W* si*'rigid ly excluding Im
mcr ellie* a n timed.to cotecid*
migration.
“ W* ar* maintaining and will with the war debt payments of th*
maintain ayttemhtic voluntary of- latter te tha United Rtetns. Th*
rferief Cewmofr
expected tq » f w j r o * the' tg*
payments pg<r fw *!gu debt col
lections. Tho treasury yesterday
received from f3 foreign govern-,
merits war debt r paymonte .o f
1111.838,846, consisting of MHATSc021 Interest op'd f 19-X 2JJ2S on
principal.
'< •
Public debtretirement will con
sume 118.76,8 908. but tho; r*.
n.ainder of fBl,0«8.«42 will t<J to
operating expenaaa and thereby
i educe th* deficit.
,
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»
I
U. S. Attitude On
Debt P r o b l e m s
Hasn’t Cha ng e d
ENGLISH SUBMARINE WHICH FICUlllgD IN DISAi
reparations paypaanta are mads
tn tie Bank’of Interaat'onal Set
tlements, created by the Young
plan, which credits the sums te
the reel plant nation*/ Payments
to the United States are made
from these credits. , ,
Th* Treasury yesterday re
ceived I1113MJ4L In war debt
payments fr »m IS nations, of
wh chi f l B ^ U 8 waa paymont
on priaripaL
Gioat Britain mada tho largoot
payment. B M 70JN la Internet
on her $4.*00.000.000 deb4. Franco
paid UMISJWO In (atorwit and
I14MJWO in.pr acipal
Other reentries making paymonte wars Bslglom, ClQthoslo.
rails, Estonia, Finland. Hungary,
Italy, Latvia, L'thaaala, Boland,
Romania, and Jugoslavia."
th, state's
ilea, E. P.
, 8. A. B.
Sold Bu Leodinq
ORl'tCISIS
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CONFECTIONERS
PENSACOLA -|I00,000 bathla* casino boiag built at Peaaa-
To-NIghl—
Charlie
Chaplin
From all ladtrotteaa. a larg*
crowd of Hahford fans will atcompany tte tfaa te DeLnad
Thursday afternoon. Baseball js
fast becoming tte talk of tte
town, and with game* becoming
tetter ovary day, and prropocte
'Ud's sparta writer
mate mention 4
to stories, Mat. U
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Imports
Complimenting U>e member* of
On Tuesday Contract Club, Mr*.
Rulph, B. Wight sntortolued with
• bridge party glran tout night at
her homa in Boa# Court. After ■**•trl progressions of bridge high
wore prlia *»* awarded la Mr*
Ueorgo U. Blatwp. Sort)ml high
*01* prlia wa* presented to Mr*.
Waller 8. Coleman.
ft* ■ntUMDAir:
stonier Chrliliaa FndaoVnt
lin e d hy tha boat***, assist
esl by Mr*. A. Bartholdi Peterson.
Thoaa piescnt w*rtt Mr*. J, L.
Hurt, Mr*. Walter S. Coleman,
Mn. Gnorgt 1>. Bishop, Mr*. A.
Bartholdi Petersen, Mr*. J. C. Ban•on, Mi*. J. II. Illnt*rml*t*r, Mr*.
Grorg* Knight and Mr*. II. B.
Lrwl*.
« t t choir practlto at a
.•■at tha homa of Mr*. O. H.
Park A roars*/ Tha
S| far Banda, night will bn
b at u*.a tlma with Mlaa
Maya a* leader.-*
laale Chapter Nuatorr Two,
d
Mr*. Wight Hostess
To HerJIridge Club
tha Eastern Star, will
TAMPA BATBRR FINKD
CLKABWATEr T ' June 17—W.
II. Carlin, Tampa youth, wa*
fined *ft and coaU In municipal
court y*at*nlay morning, ad the
nault of hla over-exposur* , to
rliaroatrr Baath sunlight. Po
lice have bean Instructed to tr>
rrat all periont at tha heich who
roll down their bathing aulta to
tha waist, or waar hut one atrap
on tha uppar portion*.
R. C. Collier, the Mtaaaa Antoinatto
Shlahalaar, fcak Peak*. Clan Telford, Mlnnia Beat Ethoia, Dorothy
Halnei, Katherine Water* Lauto*
Collier, Carolbm CaUlar, Otolro
Maffitt, A ct* Mitchell, And Jam**
and M t a W T f . W W
id from Daylong, B *«h
the* tpant tha weak-and
a U. C. M cM alUo/wU hat
ataltlac her M W a t N t w
no, La ., far a s W t lime, her
i Mr*. W. H. TnnaieUffp, Mr*. II.
S r b*wl* and Mn. Waltar 8. Cale|Un motored to Duytoa* Beach
fdatarday f*r the day.
Briggs Arringtan, af Raw York
i* R*v. nod Mrs. W. P. Bnhr, Of Tupelo, MU*., formerly 4 /
(Ity, nr* th* gumta of Mr.
Mr*. X, B. Ratliff at tb*lr bom*
lark Arena*.
K and Mr*. J. C. ElUwartb
Mr. nod Mrs. R. C. Long re
ad. Monday freeing from a
ip nod flaking trip to Nip)**,
f Mypra and Tnrpsn Spring*.
r* —ii —ip* p i a# ii n
^rty Will Be
Parish House
TOJ WVat PI rat Rtr**©d0j&ijl)!d,f
Mi*. Haul MeMahon’a and Mr*.
C. A. Taylor’* group* a| tha Atari•n Claaa a f the Pint Baptiit
Church will antartala tha winning
graap of o meant cor tu t with a
“ backward” party at ■ V it e k at
tha chunk.
M O N D A Y "-*''-'’
A aortal maating. af tha 3L
Agnaa Guild ot Holy Croaa Eplscopal Church will ba held at 4
w
am r *i
ill* Fplseopal
c.'iiwwpil pariah
o’clock
at the
house with Mr*. John L. GxHowSy
Tha afternoon frock
and Mr*. Raymond C. Phillip* as
Is developed In beige
hoatkaeea.
.i ”
Tha winding section of
that terminate* In tb*
Plana a n being completed for
n aubacrtpUan bridge party tn ba
glran Friday evening at B o’clock
i t tha Episcopal pariah houaa on
Magnolia Avenue by the memben of tha Yeung People1* Service
league o f Holy Cro*« Episcopal
Church. Mr*. Arthur Brmana ha*
ehart* af tha ticket* and n * * m Uana,
Daring the evening contract
and auction bridge will ba anjoyod
a lid prise* krill ba offend for each,
bale In lb* evening refreshment*
A hardy luncheon should follow
wfll be aervatL A larg* crowd l* the morning’* drive. Roup, frlcaaae
CXparted to ba praooal
af cbirken, mushrooms, petals
balls, hot hleealta, honey, endive
with French dressing, fruit sher
Program Meeting Of bet,
coke* and coffee makes a
Society Held Monday tasty and complete meab
Play gsrnai between course*.
With Mr*. J. P. Hall *a leader, An “ Auto Repair” contact la fun.
tb* regular program meeting of For this, trace simple outlines of
tbs Woman’* Missionary Society on auto from an advertisement
of tb* First Methodlot Church was onto white paper, but In miking
conducted on Monday afternoon at the drawing leave out various
Use church, auditorium at B:S0 porta of the ear. The spoke* In one
o ’clock. Th* topic for th* afternoon wheel, the cap of the radiator, on*
was, “ Educational Development la lamp, the bumper, the door or a
tall light- shouta bo mloalng.;,
Chii».“ 1w^5|Er.’^ W ’ < , v “ •
Rash contcstfnt should be fur
• Th* mooting- opened with a *ong
which woo fallowed by Urn devo nished with a colored pencil and
tional leg by Mr*. Carroll VarneT. told to repair \b* missing Paris
Taking part an lb* program far lb* to bar drawing,’ The winner of th*
rftoraoon worm Mr*. W, M. Me- toateit might receive a toy tool
Elm. Mrs. T. K. Wilton. Mr*. H. cheat as a prise.
Trmvrier’a A, Ik C. I. also amasF. Crdnshaw, Mr*, g . D. Holden.
Mrs. F. R. Mitchell and Ms*. J. E. Ing, Begin by mentioning th* name
of pom* place beginning with ’’A"
fhmripr.
'
•; A
■ Preceding tb* clao* o f tb* meet to which weu nr* going. Ask your
ing Mr*. K. II. Unoy titled a.abort neighbor what you will do (hero.
moot lag c f th* rxscutlr* commit- 8he must answer In words begin
to*. Refreshment* way* than aorrod ning with “ A“ and In turn mention
la tbO'annex by th* mfwsborx of a city beginning with “ B“ and ask
O n to Namber Six to th* to I*- the *sme question of the neat
player. One minate should be al
dies la attendance.
lowed to i flink
I o f an smwer. Th#
. _
ng to do bo receives a
Walker Home Scene
point which counts against her.
After lunch, bridg* ra ght furO f Circle Meeting nUh
rntertolnmrnt, or if lh*r* la
a golf coora* nearby your guests
£hr1o Numbtr Two of th* Ylist may prefer to spend th* after
Baptist Church hold It# rsgular noon out of doer*.
.Wodoaodoy for lUrhomni
. Waoblngton. D. O , Bomi, Md. and other point* wlsor*
flan to spend a abort Umo. mooting on Monday afternoon at
BeM o'clock at tha Jsoas* of Mr*.
so Rmo Var**r nod MUa Mar- A. J. Walker, *a Myrtle Aronu*
with Mr*. If. H. Hill hi chart*
tb* devotional end basla*** sm >
sion. Mr*., Lulbtr- liesUr taught
tbs BibU study after which Mr*,
a C. Moor* oonductsd tb* mlmloa
study to*son.
Pleas w*ra computed for thq
F, Arrington, MUs
rr and Briggs Ar- Ctrrio number* to visit th* Coun
**d , to QwtomrUU ty Ham* an Just B . Tha momto W d m a roqomtod to moot at
iho.eburch *t B o’clock pf*p*rltocy
to m»tog. B*fr**hn**wU
w*r*
served by lb* hist***, aoaUtod by
Mr*. HI1L Tbno* pr***w» worn: Mr*.
Uthor lly*tor, Mrs. W. B. Hera,
M ya.ll. H. Hill. Mr*. M. C. Hagan,
Mrs. Jrsss Cook, Mrs. a C. Moor*
M d Mr*. A. J. Watkto, ’
1 <HINTS
NORFOLK. Vo* June I7.-<A P )
—R*#r Admiral Guy It. Ilurrwg*,
eammindant of Uw Fifth Naval
DUtrict, retired from ortiv* duty
fas th* Nary y*ato«day after 47
year* of mrrico. <
VISIT
8PENCER’S NEW DAIfl
On Country Club Road
And 8«t For Youraclf Wl
O ur Bacteria Count
Maintained Under 10,00
,
If. 8. Standard For '
CERTIFIED MILK
Innprctlon Inrlted
At All Hoqm
DAIRY, Hi
Harden, Mgr.
SP E N C E R 'S
Oco. C.
up aben
silk rnpe
the hodtea
skirt in a
PARTY►
ADMIRAL BUR RACK KETIRRS
Lift h a chance. Lift
aartnet it a dead ctrti
Prudential m e t In c l
walnr o f pramluma di
total dlaablKty.
BRRAKFAHTS
The American breakfast |a ass*
of the world’s moat nag tooled
meal*. Too alien It standardises
itself, like the restaurant menus,
on grspofrult or uronge, cereal,
ham and eggs or iggs and bacon,
rulla and coffee. There are quits
as many dish** available for th*
bteakfasl table aa for any other
mei) and naturally they have been
chosen or evolved because of the
ease with which they ran be pre
pared.
In the first place the breakfast
Tucktoll can be changed. Thera are
Bow available not only mange and
grapefruit juice, but kraut Juice,
grape Juice, tomato juice and a
real waking-up mlxtui* convicting
of on* part clsm Juice and iwo
ports Umato Juice.
Th* cereal should, of course, b*
changed for th* season—hot cer
eal for fall and winter; rohl cer
eal* for spring and summer.
Fads hare made a girat many
re reals popular which are not only
without nutritional value but to
soma hoar* definitely harmful.
A whole wheat or rice cereal us
ually contains th* proper amounts
of roughage to giv* the Indy th*
rellalol** necessary for proper di
gestion.
’
In winter, of course, the vari
ants on tb# main breakfast dish
are ni/mberles*. Ram, baron, liver,
awett:.r*idi, filed muth, sausage,
even thin pork chops and smill
breakfast steaks are suitable.
At the present season, however,
It I* latter to plan dlshei which
furnlih protiln, vitamins and even
frtilty arlde without supplying an
undue amount of heating carbohy
drates.
;
Horne of the disks* which will
do thl* are (teamed dried beef,
baked apples, fish takes, scram
bled igg* With minced ham, baked
peach hah** with bacon, thin
sllra* of iroliei ham with sauted
pineapple,1 * m tanedlcline, ontoleltes, fried bananas, tie. All nf
these fohfls Min’ hearlly to pro.
telns tnd> other useful’ materials
for the sammer diet. If a cereal
la u»*d aa a main dlih, It should
be rhenged from da* to day, or a
selection Hurde available.
ilanana fritter* *r* always a
popular breakfast dl»h. Halve Ih*
banrna* and then cut crosswise.
Kprinkle With powdered sugar and
then add one-half tiaapoon of
lemon Jule# 1for earh banana.
Make a batter of three-fourtha of
a cupful pf flour, one-fourth tea
spoon salt) yelk* of two eggs, onehalf rupful of water anj one-half
t*0*pocn Of Irtnon juice. Arid the
water and one teaspoon salad oil
akUly wtrklng s oat tbs lurr,*>s.
Whip th* while* of the two egg*
stiff and Told la Just before you
are ready to cook the banana*.
Dip Ik* baas ns* In deep batter
IIBNI’H
l.urwheon
falmnn ami Itlce Crou«)ueltri
I’arslry While Hour*
llaklug Powder llisculla
Hiked Pi talons
Dinner
Meat Loaf
llakld Put atoes
Buttered Onions
Pear Halid
.
Itlce Pudding
JOINS OPERA COMPANY.
OCALA, June 17. (Special.)
Word has been receive,| here by
Mr. ami Mis. M. 8. Fawaya from
their daughter, Mis* Karsh Hawaya,
Jo lp>» Angel**.’ Calif., announcing
Sold Bu Leodina
DRUGGISTS
and’CONFECTIONERS
%
Sanford
Phone 123
CHRYSLER
EIG H TS & SIXES
THE TIME FOR
SEED BEDS WILL
SOON BE HERE
to Chrysler owner* pm
car* art jojtoualr didin
looking. Livtlior in
pkkrUP. Smoother it all m
nndnontroL Simply fasd—
,
Imo a Chryslor at
once for yourielf. Quicker
UtriUd on tb* oprn road. FI
Chrysler Siv.pHb s tu f 93 j
Beach Togs
t o # I B « J , c h r y .U r K |g b »,# l
X U M D t L u i r .l i S J S t o i l
»“ ajs7S« (toil
MtoCaol Muipmrnl cstto)-*
•■M Borkrtbook. Outotsn
Imperial
k. factory!
Irr for every,
d r. O ut standAgain vre ssy
fr* an* today.
Bverfast Prln'
Pujam^a
U
�E B aaT :
m a n * Tfler chicken
ihp»f..'ifMtw'JM* il.
i'.Tftt qtlaraapj hu«
Harold Zimmerman,
M U r p woodon »tr»r• concrete foundation
containing Im*
*r4* o f milk prodor-
GERM AN <dBL PEFBA1
11* requeeted (Hat
n t n and Mid he wan
time* rather hat* U
Integ-rlry of o^r;
t e n
r t U - w f c W S i bow ilk. F m s B B K to brought out In tha
HI o f York, after preaentlng Mr with a puna for th* Ray- mad* tM (abject of
ll Benevolent Fdhu.
U aWrwax WMn
*Ff T*\i
------—' T^ w
outlined th* atMrt
Pm * °**>
ronaplracy Vount wa* two
A SS-year aentenc* was
Mil*, hat precedent would
r a. much lighter aOntanc*.
lonteit aenten** for Intk aeaalon on a plea of
ta* been two year*. Of-Ct*
henchmen who Khe* been
, to trial on auah charge*,
to pleaded guilty rwrn'ved
be of II nlonthe and a year
and a day; two who fought the
rha 1*1*1 war* sentenced to fie*
atad Urre* ytara. respectively. ■*
. For. Capon* th* bearing waa a
•ee*r« blhw, th* rtrtain abdsea*
tIon for a time at.lcaxt of th*
throne M baa MU for 10 ream.
Wllh th* aareptlon
exception of a year
apahl >
a rhlladrhdila jail lor
canting conceal*! w*ap>ni ard
waahad and ibrillaad o f anurt, Capon* hid gonj III*
in anotMr rqtrm. For way, working te t h e head •of hlr
ubttlea an own gang and then wiping out tha
ik revolve* nlhera, alma*t unnt*i**Ud by. the
. •>'
I. After bo- Ira. ‘ t
■ lit lluul: achieved a world-tvl-'e
. iWy
feputallcm tori tM ruthler* way
he ruled 'Uio underwprld, and tho
many bUdaclob* tnuidera aur*
pawedIr waveuted by hla rorr* M
guhiMhT H a t qlght the talk cnii*
corned Capon*'* a*»c*a*wr. It w*«
t«0 get*if Mlnr* MnUac* w u to
bo paaavdi poaaihly longer l**f»r >
aUg^gaa* i tu prlaon. but
waa apok*n of alraady a*
and bottle* hat* her
Ft tM milk UmoKh,
hwny TarriA cow*
loth Into a contaln*i
b <t6e»tl|m frenuentollle* ar* aotoiMllcal
Ifemng to tM iqaa
nur half of tM Iniijtflw b
tM milking ah*d. X^MtlyK art brought Into’ , IM
i’flacad In Individual ftalb
milking. TMy ar* <<dd
i alUndanu, aurtlng ad
af tk* row, milk each «f
In torn.
a cow U milked, tM at*
la required ta waak hb
a
a u M S S i' s t t i S
s i
In 1926. Until h* make* aomo act*
tu .
v.
dement tlM IM*r**t on tkla claim gtlll HmoJ I
I row* aexi
Th* Indj
. charglag llouer
con apim f
voted oaly laat comptroller fhol w l
Friday. (|
t«S, Capon* and
39 other*
'* manufacturing
bear In th* Chi1031 to tM pr**>
ma otMr defrnd,,cafe owner and
l b ken:
energetic bull
TCHE8
tiSSHM
ling from tM latoraat loiprovo-
,
ir In quality, aa*
• which b datact cloth. A akk cow \
iS I s
S S K 'r . ^ : c a « i £ «
S
IO BRITISH 01
U milk aHthir cqw with-
mum.
day
th* crowning achieve*
mpnt In th* drit* against fang*
dom. Bark of It w it th* wotk of
a score ef agent* ot th* Intallig tn cjjjd k of Ui* InUmal revenue
bureau, piling up Uia mat* of
•tldane* on Capon*'* lncom*| th*
wotk of young prohibition agent*,
known a* “ untouchable*;", who
aupplleJ Information leading to
tho prohibition ronaplrory Indict*
ment alleging 6000 aoparaUi of*
f enact.
Dxlrlel attorney aald he panned
to go to Hpringflald today la dl*.
co*» the government elrtory With
President Hoover,
Capone i*lil M “ hoped every
body wa* sat lafled," sighed and
docked dhruugh th* «rowd under
protection of city and federal or*
tier*.
Th* guilty plea waa not entirely
uimpacted, ■Inc# C*|K>n#'» follow,
era who had mad* that plea aad
fared from two to four year* U t
ter than tho** who chose U
fight th* chargM. ‘ '■ ‘
•' *
Tho moat frkquifntly heard ro*
port around the federal building
waa tMt M would bo a*titai>ro>l
to two and a half yearn on *atb
chargo, the aetiten.-e* to. run con„r n
currently, but fadorwl aulhoiitlea
V U ti t
refuaed to dlacuna the report*
it*.,Dlapoaal of tM •*r im I nal
charge again*! Capon* do** not m iu n r foibld
* r th * go*rnm*nt'a claim f»r
I6,«t0.w delinquent U r n . T b.
Indictment* charged (hat daring h*nki but Ik
IM ymm IM M W P b l, total In-,
ruw fgaaU'A w n g
.’ S -s r ^ r .^ T J
I from up
ifhKi m
W(ok*U
.*1.1
dibt* prior t« 1939,
which
M Hid
w*r* caused by tk* prevloui ad*
minlttraUon.
•
> :
Owed to bank*—9SOS.OOO.
.Owed to Internal lmprdvaiaant
fund—1600,600. • V
Owtd to alato tchool fund—
1100,000.
ding** person*I physician and me
Tclal—tl,S0t,000.
Tk* governor and th* trtaaarar tie* for him In many political matg«v» different rtporta an the t*ra, U alao dead. 11* expired aud
amount of tk* deficit Knott'* fig* denle of heart dlaeae# while th*
ut* wa* ft ,771/100 a* of Jan. J, prCaldmt'i widow w*a a gu*tt al
1931, bat ho explained, on ques
tioning, that ptrmlaalbl* fund time before Mr own death.
Mat,all th* men who figured In
tran*f*ra mad* up tk* difference
between th* governed* figure and tM achndai* were memhere of the
trooped Into
till, ■ *,. *
»- '* ’
|“ Ohio gang” thpt
On the oib*r hand, Knott amid Waahlngton on th* M*l* or th*
Florida ha* n tremaury balane* of eiitorito* Harding In IMt.*
Alb*tt B. FaU, Hardtng'e eecr*r34,800,000, much of which la In ■*•
tary o f Ulterior who Wa* branded
curltlea.
Tk* governor declared there ha*
been "no waste, no pilferlag and *d Rtate* aa ''a faith lee* public
Her* yoo cM'Bitty Netball of Englaad, left, caogrituUUng
no uqwiee Inre* Imerit of public officer,” wai a aenalor from New CUM* A adtis of Cfermdny ittrr tMfr recant minis match JrT Faria,
Mexico,
duet
recant
ty'lhr
sopraiw*
fund*," and further, that If cur*
when th* Womens •Ingle* tennl* till* of FratmS/imt’lo th * German
rent aocouQt* were paid, th* at*U eoutt upheld FalP* conviction In
girt, 8M defeated Uiaa NutMlI M . MJ • „ ,;r *. •“ > > ‘ . i
tha
oil
fraud
*****
and
today,
aft
would owe only 3600,000.
II* asked tho legU btp* ia far* er yM t*-% f.t*bbom and M ilo
gat ppHll** »*d develop new rWf*
i
Oil A Oaa Company. TMy partlripoled In the formation of IM Contlnental Trading C’ompony af Can*
ada, a dummy corporation guarantaetl by Sinclair, which waa used to
ralaw hug* edm* that |it*r went
for ktlM* to FW nod fpr.otMr
myatoriom pwrpjaoa.
lilac kmar, wealthy, la Uvlng In
I’aria, apparently Mrtcoocerrmd by
th* fact that Congiw**, by a apo
dal law, forf*ii«J fiO Q flw of hi*
property after kb refuml to roIurn lit! laaUfy. Ill* offitta* la not
•atiadlUbla under French law.
O’ Neal. IlMglM rich and now
getting old, ha* aueght aeduabet
U d petfb'Within hit Church. He
I* know* In Franc* fee hi* Citholir MmUct'an* and ha* Man
.varlrualy reported a* living in a
villa a u r Conn** and In-'yi moa*
ailgry ln tM ftallan Aid*.
r hx
s rff. i
lnrr*Ug»t(ow*-or detective a m —
•"•IN* I. W .I . oltk d> J.WOJr.
clalr and If. Mason Day, fllnelalr'a
a s w r ® 6,
OaatH.0,
who
wm
Utah*, n
IUH^* rigkf-l(a*
tM govfiwmfht'i Mrvica
l*t*r gar* caaaaUonal
of collecting., huge brlt
eminent waidkouaoa. Ha
hi* imprjgoamaiit wa* a
eUlan af’ A# H
I A t*w ,y*nif Mo VHfkl, appv-
'entlg fcellna the twinge of con-
r -
iiM
to Men ar* atlll voluntary ag
in a foreign land aa tho toOf a «m*l ronilpmy, apparr preferring ta apand th* m*t
half lltH la FTanca, to which
0 A ra m tM amitdal hraka,
qp hra n to n i ham aad t«*ti
company, fbOS^M, TWpNMntUa
hb ph»M c f tM
CoeijncMtl
dull j ,J*
profit*. In. tha
TrbtfK .JO M tpdW
1,
.
ruptad public official* am tM Ih -
aaiwatb 0
�ran*** n o t i c e sM u C R
itjfc IK tlKHKIir mVK
l-AN FORD
Summer
or niirht.
IATURE Oolf
Ific to all, day
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by o « Kfc*. really know, hrwl
Urigga, Jtwrier, Mag. Air*.
Twilight;
t i l l , Ha•t *26.
Whether
Marla; Silt, A#tw; US*, South
4 0 1 , Children's
• Camel Quarter
Ur. W. t IfaeDOUGALls CHIROPRACTOR*, Is now located nl
kU widened In Floial Haights,
3. Sanford. . Pliant 668-11.
left of Mu*k| * ltd*, Crystal
rfcet Trio| RUM, Amos V , Ab•■‘lli Tioiene S i i f t n <F. T,)(
Phil
Quaker m
Man,
* hwI., ■
Hid Cook-iTba
lAwr-Min hpwMr
mn,
NBC; 6:49, Oaort* Washington
Hotel Orcbntrat 7:00. Mother
Hubbard Hour, 8:00, NBC Fa*.
turei B:30, BJnfonicIta, NBC; 9KI0,
Vitabar Orchestra, under direction
of John L ot?;,- S:*0, Cata Cola
Proffam, NBC; 10:00, Kraft
Chhata (E. T.)[ 10:16, Eddie
Squires— The Online Hotel Melo
dy Mas. 10:30,. Claude Nolan's
Good Will rraenua; :10;46, Cab
Hotan'e Orchestra.
frnttnntp. t trill m*I1 hi
Mow If* l V ,l i l | h ''i l
rubric Aur,
In f r iv h .
■i the fn»«l #Mniftrr »if thr Court
flftiam in Hattfonl. HrmkmIf tNiunlj,
F ln rld i, hrltrr^n thr lrg«| hmim nf
Mil** «*n MnhftNjr, ttir i ( h d*y nl
Jut)"* At I*. 1911, nil iftwMn rvrlnin
Intn urn! |m*rv*Hmi »*f la ml In thn
t»r Hrtt«lti*»U* nnd Htnli* o f
Kturl'ia, i l w r i l i f i l IIR . falktwn, Iti.
H);tO FORD Coup; 1»21> Pont Tu
dor. A I condition. Price* tight.
Itrrl A Son*, Myrtle Ave,
w i i r nr ir r u n T in i h m
t u UKitn i m i Kit RKCTina
art. n r t iik i.R T m ti, « t » t .
ITRB <ir THR aTATK W
ru u m u .
j — llualnaaw Barvlra
LANEY'S DRUG STORE—ProeeripUrng, msgaainri, fountain
•m ice.
PROM IT * deliveries.
Phone 101.
UU1LU1NG • BLOCKS-1 miration
boxes and gaM nl cement work.
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwlltegvr, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
wtli-balahrevillvtnc' room, the ‘furniture of which la ret . against tlir mural bdfkground proby a ' pastoral wall paper. Nolo the Colonial fanlight over the wide doraay, and the rh amteller S— H rlp W an lrd
ctrmplwmho pleasant-pfrture of lhr room.
.
_____________ . "_______ ,
WANTED: Sc rent Udlea
special nalcii >work—Apply
llnwen, Valjlra Hotel t A. II
‘CAMERONIAN’
iun rr«w .
lt -p fN t ly v«tment
SKDrMmy madltoi Uon
SKCHant
U-Ktnd of macbina
liar* yoa set Cameronlan leading the field down tha itretch at Kpaem Downs to capture the English
Jlcrby before a crowd of ovar half a million loop |P, and to show a clean pair of heels to Orpcn am
Sandwich aa they fintihed In that orier.
_________________ ________
Rent*
WANTED SALESMAN DEALERS. Kell inn experience
unnecessary, but only reliable pen.
plo ntcil apply. We nupply e trry
thing—Products, Sales Outfit-.
Falea and Service Methods that get
the most luiainess everywhere.
Superior Kawlrigh Quality, old eslablluhed drmand, lowest prices,
gitSranlre of salisfarliim or nn
sale, makes (pilch sales. SOU homo
and f»rm neeessllles, all guaianteed Inst values. If you are wil
ling to work steady avery day for
rmsl pay, write for Inrnrmalluti
how to start your own lmsine«<
with our capital. W. T. Itawlelgh
('o., Dept. FA-llF-M-It, Memph's,
Tenn.
LEGHORN PULLETS, MV and Ilkeach. Heavy breed laying pul
lets. f 1.75 each. Iwghorn
hens,
11.00 each. IL T. Tiller, Paula.
10— Flowcm nnd Plnwln
•
FOR SALE: Amaiyllin seed. II. N
Liimley, ooa French Ava.
WANTED—Serrtnd-haml Incuhalor
at onra. !*rlco must le reason
able. Any slxe. Mntd reply P. ft.
Dos c m .
LIUEUAL ALLOWANUK on >uur
old battery. 31* W. First St.
BOSTON, Mass.—Continued growth
si tha activities of The Christian Hel
enes Publishing Society has neccullatad expanded faclUllra. To meet Ihlt
condition Tha Christian Belt nee Board
of Ulracton of The Mother Church,
Tha Pint Church of Christ, Brtrnltot,
In Boston, Massachusetts, will erect,
aa soon m plana and
td arranarmenta
arranaemi
imw
Pnbtui
Here provision will bs mvde for the
netda of The Christian Brtance Moni
tor, The Chrtotlsn 8clrn:o Journal,
tha Chrletlan Hclence Urntinel and all
ether literature published by the
•oeiety.
Tha raw bpfldlitp. which will e:»t
In the iieiihfcsniXKl of SJ tW.O*''- will
feat of ground bounded by Mawarhuaetta Attnua. Hcrway. Falmouth and
Clearway tiirceU. luck Bay. OpcraUuiu am tu b? luiitenrd tn accord wlUt
Die puhilr aiul prtrata liulldlny pro
gram whVli'Maror Jnmra M. Curley
ol Doiton I'm bren urgh-i In confuncUotl vriu, I'rtaidrnt HooverV rccctnmmdattona for relief of unemploy
ment.
The structure will have n varying
height. The MaaMdtBactU Aicnue end
or the lluOdbit. vddeh arlll be uotd lor
odlcec. will be nine itorlea In Iwight,
while that port whleli to otH' wHe Tho
Mollirr Cliurcn rrtinee will bv three
and four atnrira In hrlEht and hi scale
ftw
Ula fills
with
this sdlA-m
rdhlre.
UK*tie Rptillmiitih fur In\ d««d Id la,
•Irt* In
net- u llli li«r. Nmfat t*fw*
tiiitonari’* Dip folio tvIn* *i*.
lim it ‘ Mnchlnrtt IB Up
IVr Do llem.nl ItchingMINCER SHOP .
lane BO-J.
Valdri Dldg,
THE TASTY BHOP
■ ; . T:V
BA— Poullry
N e w ‘C h r i s t i a n S c i e n c e P u b l i s h i n g H o u s e
N«Ucf 1‘n hrrrliy *lt»n
ihftt
Irrnr U v j, iHirt'liRitrr uf Tn« C (f,
IlfIcnlr Nr, It!*, alt 1*4 !!»• 4«li. «lnv
<*f Juli. A. IV. t»2T. h»« flltd M il
rrrllflrrtiP In i,iv *>filer, snd hM
For Kent— Furttlnhcd lluuac,
Comer Klrvrnth SI.
Httd Oak Ave.
(Ippaalla Court House. .
FtorMo.
nr: A. m w i : kkh. tv c.
Hrml noIr
it
will he housed In a building adapted
lo It. with an ornamental towtr Inclos
ing thr Mack, the tower to t* of brteg
•nd Uon* conforming with the beauty
and symmetry of the main bulldlrc.
The bulletins now occupied by Tha
Chri-lln t BrlrncB Publishing Unrlcty,
fe-:i-dried tn HOC..trill be uard for Ilia
The tmbhtHng bulldtns r 111 be rt- r-Jmthlrtrmtioa olltea of Tha Mollief
,
laird tit qrchitmtirai atyl* ta T l* C hurtli.
Tha arciutact la Citestar Uivlwy
Moptar Churoh. and lu design has
Churchill, and with tilm to s*a-a*a--:.*«t
Iren Influenced by the fact that In the ChuretlUh
future it probably will become on* of Lockwocd-Omns Cut inter*, tn cf
n group of building! which will attr- notion, v.hloh tvlil haw chstte cl tn«
plant layout.
Counlf,
iiit ;
W.H.LONG
la t 8 t. Opp. P ost O fflca
MEAT MARKET
THE ARCADE
B U S IN E S S
D IR E C T O R Y
Cul Out For
Handy Itcfrrcn ro
Cul OuL For Ilaody
Uefcrcncm
niCTCLRS ft KBl'AIRB
Lock, Key and Cun lirpalra,
DF.irrCIPM
Removal sale now going ea
at WACONEira
D llIN K S I.U N tilF H
IIACRin^‘3
Cllberl'a Choculalr* and
Hot Drlaka. •
CAFE
VKCRTAH IJS
BIUPPFHH
INDEPENDENT
GROWERS AHSWIATION
Roma it
Phbse «t7
ANfiKIAS 1IARUECUR
<»l*cn 1(1 A , M. lo 2 A .
M. S an ford ft C en tra
A vra.
LUNCH ROOM
5 ft 10c I-ttnch ft
,
Cnffra Shop.
Ypcn 5 A. M,— D I*. M,
ELEVEN A f’ llEP, Hti tiled. File
to- nt house, 15.000. *i rash,
arlUng for the Church. It will bo an
all-atom bdOdlnq of the Italian Ren- niurlgnoe for halanre. W. J< Thigalvanee typa. tha lower story to ba p,n, phnnr 715.
of granite and tha upper stories ol
SEVEN ACRE l»rm, ft tiled, fur
Umealcne.
*
f..'h0. Knur i non) hmihC. 11500
Bperlal alleutlon will lw given la
the InataUattoh of inorttrti heating and cash, lie lam e nn lermt. W. J. Thigventilating device*. The central plant |icn, phpne 7lf>.
‘ * i 'M |»t!’i»rrlT uituairet In HvtnU
WmI* rttiifiljr, FlorMn. lit.wlli
lm| I * K»f *f N«»4. macllnfi
2* Ti*w*inli1|i it fttiiiih, n iin ii
i f Kmi, . . .
H i icrti,
Thr Mthl Uml Irlrt* mn»p«i»r«| Rt
thr «li»In of Ihr l neunitea r f ■HI*h i
rrrilfln*i» In lhr riant* of M ffh l,
Inml A IHr KAnn. I’ nlrm nnhl erf. )
Hflt-ntr rhnll hr mlrrnirtl nrrnnlln^
tn loir lav ilmt will hum* Ihfhf?
ort^oH |h» Plh, day o f July A. 1),
Wllitrnn my nfrirtal
*i«nalntf
•luf nrnl tin* thr 1*1 day of Juno,
A I*. I»SI.
IRKAI.)
V. II IHttmUAM.
flrrh Circuit r«iur|
I.U M ilF It
H IM ,
l.U M H E n
Z ip S e r v ice . P h o n e
Stearns’ Electric Pasts
FflR KAI-Kt My home in lha Myltan Lakp stih-llvhlMn, ju*l east
of and adioTiIng Pa',Is. A number
nn I varlrly of fruit trrix. Flowrrini: h h . and shrulo. Ilonte ful
ly iqulpped and furnlihrd. Thit
home should he arm lo he appreci
ated. Alt ,' good tInula rar ji in g e .
F. A. Jclinton, R-ula 2, Box lift.
Kanford, Fla. ' •■'.ti * 1_____ ’
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FREE
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• F I A N C E E !!
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Tit* Uettl Leach In |he ttnrltl U now acrcaslbla to you
without tollfi und within fifty mlnulra dtlvc.
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Wedtaraday. Frahathla
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F lr a C m U
; TTE8 0 AY, JUNE M, 1931
NUMBER
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T e x t O f C o u r t D e c is io n In M A N Y B O h ll
C it y S u it G iv e n In F u ll SEEN F L O A T S
New Angles, Whi
Lead To Solution
’« Death, Aire Fo
today
-m im m
Bank of Sanford, Florida, mw Inaolrent, the amount of which wa*
over $800,000. The plaintiff fur
ther a*k* to enjo'n tha defendant
from Mil ng or dbpo« ng of un
sold negotiable bond* it now poa. A v i a t o r I n P l a n e N c
NEAR DISi
TORE, June 1$—< A P ) - gardad bf tha *Ula b*t night at
tfee«lsm —■
u m
e » 'r t m » iiaii«Mi a**a
aa«-angle*. any, ona af tba mort Important pbca of adr
tor ik* n eorary mt k*|li * »•
r r r l l l l M I M ad M i M ik m
whh* mb? - bad to a.aatotlan of dtnra thu* far uneorartePJR W
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altampt to *olr# tha myStoyy^ •» H o o v e r A n d C o o l i d g e
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tba araaawlck Vitlaga -baaatyb
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which the defendant cblm* I
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death.
Oiatrfct Attorney Edwnrta a
mt r«4 «i*l M n M * r. K**« a* additional collateral to the
O u t W ith
Dr. Abaaadar O.
ik* so*.
today. Only ana of tba aaetoa ba
T h r o n g s G a th e re d
bank'i note*.
Plaintiff
da m*
aa, howarar, wa* tha Bellevue hospital,
R ecover
Thb cult urka th* surrender three bond* came Into defen hint'*
A t M a r h ie S h r i n e
rabbfatad
h for twn man dahand*
unlawfully
and
it
n*k»
(or
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Naw
York
and
tanccBalon
of
thro*
albiad
Jetk Graenaway aad
ST. N A Z A 1 R E , -Jun* 11
with wham tha reported to riitrlrt
>IARION, Jun* IS—(A P )—Tba, (ottlStoi**
todabtrdn*** af the the »Ut rnder of »iH-h tondi, Thb
(
A
P ) — A ppn >*lm »t«ly 1C
TALLAHASSEE,' J i m
1M ,
btier
relief,
the
aurrendat
of
tka
want*,
af
Nau**
ba
.
.
bar mother «ba apant tha
to ili ol Warren Harding
plaintiff, a municipality of Klor- load*, wa* granted below and th*
(A P )—Governor Carlton today told _ 1
girl'a liver ronulned
bodies
from the gunkeo'J
aad part ad t
dcinnted with n formal ceremony Ida, ,n tha amount of 1800,000. defendant appenb. The plaintiff
the House Out th. . t
alar tba day bafora aba dbap- quantlUr* of a narcotic
lateBt
curnion nteemer S t Phi
tmb)
n*
tw
i
men,
who
followed
«1,300,000 which n u t ta
tecau**, It b claimed, they war* wax denied the firtt relief and ll
ptarad. Edward* *ald tha
put bar Into a r . r . i s ?
th lfti.th x n at mur tim e here tram a Mw r*v*nua
him Into t v.e pr**ld*My« probed
DrfenJanl lnterpo*ad were alfh ted today
exeutrd without authority, by tha appeal*.
wpaa not wastod far mardar bat
him
t
.
a
leocei
and
n
man.
Ad.
tofore thlt MaaUra o r U a t W e obtained by a
nine
counttrcblm*.
on the ear iO among wreckage near
Mayra
and
City
Clark,
and
w*r*
ha maraly arantad thalr balp la
dirotlag thou»nd* who gathered
rale*,
for
money
had
and rvca'.eed, mouth o f Ute Loire R iver, 1
peered the M otor Vehicle U - Dm Ugbbtur*.
negotiated
by
tka
Mayar
without
tractor lb* ftrtb movements aftoa
at the marble monument, I'rrailie lumlaed tta debts awad to
authority and without conaldara* and mony |aid fnj .th* u*e and pilot o f • hydroplane notlf
eenee B&l today, ated I f It haa
drat Hoover and Calvin Pool dg*
b«nk* u •ftOftOOO, «w aj tblntoratlrn. Daflndant. qlNaw York C tjr benefit of the plaintiff, in tha *um
al improvement fund, faOOjOOO,
to bar depleted him a* a notnbb Metea- tank claim* ' t hold* thr»a tartlfl- of 1&00.000. Money Judgment for nuthoritlen and tuga put o f
M1NEOLA, H. Y * Jan# I * - ing *h* had
Halted
and ovad to tha itaU acboel fond, (A F )—Tta finding af an eminent daath, lha (tat* cootandei. to jnan who ' guided tfe
granted the da w ith dlvera to recover th«
rate* a* colbteral. for two notai tlhO.ODO,
Stale* thnugk the po»t wnr
Might army truck* atorted
•100,000. Tha CarartMr predicted tostoatogbt that Starr Pathfull •hallow wator.
' .
(Continued on Pag* Four)
boat by the Seminole County
Irouhlet belore he met hi* trajle
Nnntc* with bodlea of 70 par
aa added tax on gualtM to can — a dmggad lntak*b#p bafora
Datoctlra* axpteaaed tba
fbhad cut of tha Bay of Bla
for this iadabUdnaae and told thf —taring tba atormy waton af th# Ibf that tha KaRfcfaU Ctrl h
and.
They war* pbred In plain wa*
Hauga " T « l may aa well “
Pmhlenl Hootei raw Harding
(Continued on Par* Four)
Atlantic i)**r Long Baatb araa r#-l
boat*. An unofflcbl otlmato ,
yourself** far IL"
a* a man who had a "Dim trail,
tba dead I* pbred at ATS.
Appealing with kb cablMt In
pal «n trat ba ha<l hern betrayed
ra*tie of Dokta of BrltUny
rcapousa to a t*que»t from tba
fcy a few of lha men he »ru*!ed,M
Houm for Ipfomutton on report#
be** trenaformed Into a fur
after directing tha nation through
th«t tba atoto b “Id,000,000 In tba
rhnpal where th* bodlea of vlct
the turbulent condition* fil
wilt reat until they ran ba
rod." ba aatllnad tba aUta'a flaaa*
lowing’tha war.
cbl aUtua. Concluding bb addraaa
ported to thalr native cltlaa.
Mr. Coolidge, who Introduced
tba Governor and hi* cablnat bft
Aa tba work of retrieving,
the pituldant and accepted the L e g a l G r o u p G a t h e r s L o s s I s E s t i m a t e d A t
bod.** went on inde»crlb*bly
tba House only to ba aakad to re
Inmli In behalf af the Harding
turn ImmedbUly for qaaitlanlnf.
* 5 , 0 0 0 W i t h I C o w xcenc* weir enacted on th* nh
In C o u r t H o u s e F o r
Memorial Aator'atiift, drebred
Traaaurar Knott a a ld tba
Rabtlvea thronged th* whar
T r e a s u r y ’ s E s t i m a t e "it.would ba difficult to find any
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u
a
t
i
o
n
A n d 4 M u l e s K i l l e d facing th# l4>lr* river,
Im p r e s s iv e
T r ib u te
atata baa a traaaary babnea af
peace
lime
period
of
little
over
I
s
B
e
l
o
w
P
r
e
s
i
d
e
n
j l.yee>0ef a daflalt aa of Jana 1
piled high with coal, waiting i
M ig h t B r in g A b o u t
iwn year* in which »o nftirh that
aMS.TIl.000 and that tba atoto raGathered In th* fbmlnob C«un-| Fire, believed In hava been rf and impatiently for each report I
t i a l E x p e c t a t i o n s waa benefblal waa aceompr*hnd
R
e
v
i
s
i
o
n
O
f
P
o
l
i
c
y
fita n d 1110,000 af atoto dapoaiU
ty court room *t tha requrat ofjlncn«lbry origin, awapt through tba 'finding of additional
In tlaaad bank. In tba bat two
WA8IUNCTON."juna 1ft—(A T ) aa-during kb admln'atratlou. par. Circuit Court Judge Wallace W. th* Urge two-»tory barn on tb* Moat of tkom were hoping ng*
WA8HIHaTON,"juna 1 » - (A P )
arm*
hopo.
which tlrularly tha Washing tin
—Alwaya holding tap*rati in* aad —A mIntake In. figure*
llmitat on confatence." Neither ra- Wiight ye it »fday afternoon, 11 farm of V. M. GraeM, Wait BWkt. J One man r*nt» riding up to
•JTha Banal* killad a raaoluttoa
BUtc T W t a t a
war debt payment* aa distinctly Prea'dent lloovar will not irgri t
shortly nfter midnight Uat night.; wt,frftt-ll.0B , b|rTfb, fr,|
Millar apon tba finance button
wa* aeon >e*tardny lo treapury feired to the irandab which member* of the legal fraternity of
committee to Intradoca a bill to aa- ■eparato. the Traaaury ye*tentay eatimstea that tha fade.al detbU »buck tba handing, cabinet, but thb city paid brief but Impreaaiv* and caused a lost Mtlmntog nt
rhlld.
tribute to tb* memory of lha Ut* mui* than $a,WW a* the bam. fo«r
tabUab a it M it l groee rafall aalta mad* known that laaant event* In will ba balow tba chbf executora1* »he president ^racr bed hi.
“ I put mr whale life Into t
Europe bad cau*ad no ckanga In
Municipal Judge Wayman E. White,
tax Of tw* percent.
expectation of »PMJWU.000.
$*_*••«•»•* k)r iU.lllo.ionn*ant.
mule*, one cow, and quautltie* id Ideal." It*- raid, "my young m
• ^ ^ S P S T r ^ r , '
lts attltadc. •
by draAlng n rtaalutlon commem
year* old, who wn* on that I
rrtoldwt
Hoover
.bit
night
celery cloth, pnpor, and bnrveaf.With tba and of the fi*cal year
Thb wta !n-a aUtomant by
orating
hb
«ie*th.
and
aiktog
that
No one knew exactly how
tba nation to ban*
railed
ing nurckinery w*r* burned to n*liUndataacyecatg Mill*. It follownd only two weeki off, n> esait fortit
lie
ln«crlli*d
on
tha
minute*
at
TIr*M ;5 *TW r t o i u t a
or who wax drowned to tha cxU *v
(Continued an Page Six)
rnat
wa*
mnda
but
it
was
fait
lb«
cloaaly a pronouncement bjr Urthe Court.
•
tmrhe.' •
Mhrriff J. V. McCUIUnd aad a
d*r**rrotary Caatlr of the Stale pivaldrnta eerier citimnte would
Tka resolution, prepared bf
Gunida placed about th* o ff
fcrco
of
deputira
woe*
conducting
prove
a
hit
loo
high.
Grarge A. DrCotte*, who. with
Department, who aald that de
of lha •Warnboat company w*ra 1
•
thorough
ln«**Ug*U*n
this
aftTh* Indication waa given m
F. Hlu»ho|d#r and L. F. Boyl*.
riogad With half frantic quratURs
partment atlll bald tka tarn*
Thiy »i*anl lha morning nt
wn* nppuintod hy J O g , Wright to
view but. If • » otuto »ltantl>p Mcood quarter to* payment* cn
u)
‘ ‘
am,1JUfm *«w
M N *J !
' * ' f<f* tb* PMfMSftl JKXlfb
ahonId arbe, It woald approach 11C0 inom*i P<mred to for tabu.
Cptfhwm yeiu
. rrU .
t anC f toatrctog , eprabtf
taw lad sign mad#'.""
tba a—ettow^Hfraato pr* t o H b r
“a » ncele, klndknttotl, who to said to hare seen an un
'draUOration of th* bodIra that
rxceeltng' I fJtoO,000,000 w a r*
wilb aa opati latod.
u ,
upright and couragrov* known man near th* scon* ihartly •era found wa* proving dlffbnlk/
Truffle viobtor* who apparently
wr, . l a w by aauaTnp a ' The p'lMlnt'dUcuaaian of tepa- rompletori. 1
In many ln*Uncaa< Tha hody o f on#
The amount nf (pending dune failed . to brad three •publbhed young loWytr," and (toted that after th* fir* waa discovered.
ratlont
and
war
d
tlb
wa*
pmatata'racing eommbaou on
Tha negro helper wa* reported
l,n^'4a- baton July^l ' ,
clpitated mire than n w*e|i ago .by exacutira d*partm*nt« aad warning* by Chbf of Palira Kay •"all who -klvaw Mm admired him n* being th* first person to tuin of th* diroctot* Of (ha workarm’f f
rail*
p«rrh-uUri* d*mania from now 0. William* bat weak, ware tba for hb (Imnliclty, hb linearity, hi* In the storm, and b said to hava ce.npvretire union whlsfc
Iraenty dat
Tha gwramor aald b* wa* b>n by tha deebrntiln af Germany
I '
aVs tea aid- aidaHag all applkattoa* aad that ■ ravblon * f tha Young plan until Juno 30 by Urn federal farm prtorlpal ca*e* hoard bafora Mu loyalty and davrtion to principle, told the Sheriff that when h* ar- th* ixcurslon wa* IdratlfUd,
abo thu** of kb wlta, dad|
nicipal Judge R. W. War# to P*- hb friendaklp and aympnthy for
raaowuaandatlana for mambar»hlp of reparation* payment* to light, board and veteran* bureau nta Ura court yaatorday afternoon.
hi* fellow man, and hi* Ju*t deni rlv*,| *t th* bain h* attempted to •nd granddaughtor.
expected
to
be
biding
factors,
In
•n
her
fbeal
burden
wax
neeea
•ntor
wher*
he
hoped
to
frra
four
•n tba rommbalon. IIa ba* ra
It was officially confirmed
Qtttrw MitehalL white, ptrad- lug In hi* cure-r a* a lawyer «a
fixing the ult roate total of l$#
mulca and a cow which war# quar 416 pa***ag*rs ttog laft NofrOv
talrad “ rary many" appVcallona, rary.
Ing guilty to vbbtlng tha atop* wi ll a* a Judge. ’
m mt & S S m i i
deficit.
Speculation
wa*
aiouMd
by
tered
near
tka
cantor
of
th*
•trac
Following Its reading. Judge
•
(Contin$*d on Pago
nlng autkaatty, **ak aa b* aald..
Income tax payment* during wtreet crJInancr, wa* fined SI. Wright commanded tha Ctrrk of tor*. Hr said (hat k* noticed small
UOder crovLI m* of tha naw Secretary Melton’* departure for
A. F. Kimball, white, pleading
jl'Cbaualaaton ar C it, C**m
(Continued
an
Pag*
ftlx)
(C **U **fl aw page alx)
law, wblta'waa enacted over the
guilty to tba ram* charge, wn* the Court to rauaa It to he la- patch** rf fire In ravarnl different
nathorl*** It.
'
chief exact!lira’* veto, horaa ai\d
'
(IJO. Ilnrry Watt, white. rerl'iej upon th* minute* of th* Fait* nf th* ham. with n large fir*
th* middle of tba building.
guilty to th* **me lemlnr term of court, and, na ra- to Th*
dag rac*t may b* held under tba
Htnford Fir* Department,
to*' w aa •npar^bton of a *tota commbiton
we* fined lt.no. Mr*. E quaatad to th* molutlon, ordered
headed by *s*btanl chbf Tom
I into U*
D. Rinehart, white, failed to ap that rourt h* adjourned for the
to any count7 where tka aieaaiira
V*rnon and Fli*m*n Duncan and
tax <
J (arm of a
.
pear on a almllar charge, and bar day.
>• approved hy Ixal referendum.
Hyrup. wkbk b
Before tb* adjournment how Thomas, rrachrd tha *c*na within
ra>*
waa
continued
until
Friday.
Tba ark abo bgallaed uia of pariIII minute* after Ur alarm era*
A . Ik. m a i l ol Ih n . t.pnitri R |
•H fir .tka n "
Abraham Jlnkln*. c o lo r e d , ever, Mr. DaCottra «paka briefly given but were unapb.to render
iCtaal watering at track*.
r 1 Mtamptad
r diberly* In Sanford ainc# ' b^a J
uiwn
the
character
rf
the
young
Aa
part
of
an
odvartlilng
cam
PHILADELPHIA, June in. - . charged with vbbtlng th* htopOna member of the commhalon
nnsbUnc*
berau**
th*
b»rn
had
paign Mtttng forth th* autoload
xtraet ordinance, failed to appear, man who ha *ald left behind him rntbpsrd. They w*r* ahl*. hy nk- Ratutday night, Sanford poll*#
fallld, • f i l t o mu«t bo named from, each ing feature* of Dayton* Reach a* (A P )—"Tb# moot thrilling mo
T lK T i
what he considered “ a prlcelea*
hava keen taxed to tb* limit, to
wkaa M of the four prrtent dlatriria and an Ideal aummtr raeort, a party ment of my I to," wn* the de- nod will be heard Frhby. Officer hcrltagv, a reputation for upright- Ing rhvmical*. to *av* a two-story trying to -ruii down a number u l;
Vl)*r* wa
Hhsffer
mnda
nil
the
arrewto.
gang* which wa* near th* barn.
It a f aaa from tha >tato at Urge, 'J the of nlna mambara af th* Daytona •crlptim given yexte day by the
rluw.
Millard Itellamy, white, plead- nr.* In conduct and veracity in all
Mr. Green#, tha oem«r of th*
waaU hgtototura faUa t* redtotrict the Brack Lion* Club, ctod In faney Ilev. Robert Fnuler, ah ycar-oM
hi* dealing* " Mr. - DeCott#* de
Horn* time after 7:00 oVIoCh,.'lag
guilty
to
drunkenn***,
wa*
tha
■trurlura, I* now on n vacation to Hatotday hlght, unknown prasunij
viated
that
tha
former
Judga
*»<
colored pajnnMB, tad carrying evangolbt, born blind, In telling flnad »7.50 and SO day* to Jail.
Pennsylvania. HI* mother and irvi to put b . Appllration* for patmlt* to rarloua kind* i f Mtobgl »o*tra- of hi* Kret view of lunlight.
tartora
a
man
who**
-word
w»*
gooil
enured ik* HanfjrJ Cocu Cvdft |
Tka Utter rantenre waa *u*pendrral children, and s*v*r*l tenant*
•nd atm ateidu track* n u t ka fllbd with mento wkbk they Utor u**d In an
, ,J*t’. tka
Twenty.day* ago Fra* et xub- ad upon p$on>i<a that he wnvld •( hb bund, and who* er*ry ac Bring nearby, were th* only par- Bolli ng Work* on East Pin t
tha commtotan ow or befor*'July
y^t wa* Dtoyel
i f
fort to put gee* rarer* I long*. ra tted to an operation on Id* left nut appear-In court for IHJ day*. tion could ka railed upon."
.Street through the front door
I aad tka application* will ba
"In lb* yaara to com*, all the •una living on tha farm, ona of bbw the xafe, acattorcd Its con
iltod Sanford toto fraterday •{- eya Today Dr. Gairga II. M«oia Officer Shaffer mad* tha arreat
th*
torgrat
un
tka
Waal
Hid*.
Tha
m th* bin actad upon a) a moating of
tornoon and far **0* « than half ol thb city will remove tha
tent* over th* floor*, and made
J a m a * 1Washington, colored, grlrf of hb p*r*nt« and friand* •tructura wa* partially Insured.
(Continued on Pag* His)
•Utaabfbw W a Aug. I t County an hanr drew W ,«* e h attention
••ay with $UAU in cash.
evangellit'a right eya a* a »e o «d charged with operating a motor
abet Iona far local approval will an FI rat Streak na ft Mrarl parada •try In restoring night to tlm bft. vwkbb under tha Influence of
_Early Sundi) attain>on tha
he kail following th* granting of of wild *nim*l*i
d not guilty, but
puY)c* department waa notified by ,
Fraabr'a f.rtt vbw of the uni.
The group, ‘ Ifradod by Oano veraa rvsultod from an accidrninl Judge Wars gave him lha maxi•/negro resident of Cjrpr*a« A**- 1
John*mi nude m v t r J t *toppiag *•—
•-» of
■- •*-— •»--*
- mum aantoncr. $HO0. Officer* Wtt>
rfua that someone had entered h($ i_
: iliuping
the bandage
that vha*
ororr oadratriaa
.•hh,r ott”
home and stolen • to pound sack ■i
* «
>walked hi. hrad sine the opa.o- lbm» and Gray mad* tb* arre*L
Alae Benjamin, colored, charged
of flour and • large raa uf lanL
tbti.
f
llie kou*a w* MUird through tka
uf waa riding to an nut unohlU with tailing liquor, pleaded not
Th*
r**e
of
Mr*.
Amila
BPar
gxJlty, but wn* fined $78. A
(tout dopr, according to lha negro.
NEW YORK. June 1ft—(A PI
with Dr. Moor* Sunday when
charge of. vagrancy lodged against Roger Ba »on, authcrity on *co- don, Itok* Munro* worlin, charged
Thb morning.
betwren
tka
frit th* bnadag* giving way,"
with having purthrayd property
him was dbmitood. Officer WUnumlc problam*. Is willing to staka •ka knew to hava been •tolin, was h jury af S:0D and 5:00 o’clock, Of*
•aid Frnabr. fprahably I should
i the arrest
f ceg B. H. Amlcr»«>n, who pair * "
have toll the doctor, but I could
Brown, colored, was hi* rriMitotloa that burin*** ha* Mar ito rnd far the aatond time,
not rtobt the ImpuUr to take a flood Mft for being tha keeper or teen lu worst. In n letter to news- wbtn, Ut* thb afternoon both MU- Sanford Avenue, ilbcovared III
Ibp Gatckal grocery stora
pool at the world.
hoora of III reput*, although ko papir advartblag axecutlvua *t- lai d H. timitk. Tltusvilb, »Ut*'«
"I tilled my hrad and peered . sodod Mt guilty. Bon Appling toudlng ik* ranraatlcn of tha Ad- attorney, and 8. A. B. Wllkln»on. barn enured thioogh tha fr
thnugk a silt lo tho bandagr. For arid Liuba Whaley, colored roupla, vaitblng Fadraitien of America rrpriranting th* defendant, had door and that grrcralaa to
k ft . P m M rarly
araotra « f th* houaa, wa r # today, ka aald tba “racovery will argued tha.r ***** before a Jury. .value af about $2$ had
Tha Jury wn* composed of A. 'Mateo Nat mar* than kail
‘ w|th dbordatly conduct. b* slow aad Udtau* but th* rid Uw
‘
guilty and paid of action and reectlAn trackva now VanNew, A. L. BatU, J. M. Stina- hour later, be diwoverad
fine, while tha woman ra that uaparaUstoi pruapanty again clphrr, Paul Luka*, F. 8. Vramay, mmeon* had evidently allamy
(o enU, th* J. II. Tillb Mar
Jr., anj A. K. Roamttor.
"
$10 l«nd.
Officers will follow th« dopraarion.”
an, and WBoox made
H* chided waw*paper* for Mt . Court official* aald today that Just acres* from the Gab
printing gloomy statements when Judga Wallac* W. W rigkfi Cb- Htoie, Jiaraue n roar window
McNoill, colored, prosperity wa* at lb kalght al rail Court would taka a tamparory bean Jimmied after iron bar*
liquor, though certain raonombts predict ieery* tomoiraw unleaa tha Jury been tarn awa>.
pom—ilmr
Chief of Pollca Roy U. WHIh
u fined od the depraaalm and triad to grand to ik* Purdon caaa returned a ver
M M f,
~ Willi
made too
warning. •■Inrapartiva af what dict of acquittal oc mbtrial, to ha* evary avaibbb man
which
avant,
tha
8Uto
will
at
o
on tha a4a*a, and report* tkt
happen# to tha stock market in
try Mr*. Purdon M tha aacond • ( arraal would fallow betar*
th* next ytar t am willing to atoia
••
tag. ! q tha meantime, ha bail
my raputaltaR that buxine** ka* three charge*.
Mr*. Purden waa triad an tha
a wmiaiag that all raaldania ftl
wn Ito
^
rharga about IS day* *g», with a
merhant* ka aantlaua fa Irakh
Jury ratotnlnd a rardbt of mb•Ml vri adeem, raid tall
NEGRO BMj y m LTNCHBH trial, after tallhraatiag for tmn ‘
ileus In tka Ob
lha
a
m
an
hour*.
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W l in
$envlrtoJ
w n r
HYDNFY RORRHFEi n D IM
a whlb
.from
NEW YGRX. J O * !•<—fA F )—
whit*
Sydney Ra
• right af * j
Says New Sources Of
Income Must Be De
vised To Take Care
Of DebtObNgation
W&m :lK
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BRIEF CEREMONY TWO-STORY BARN
HONORS MEMORY ON WEST SIDE IS
OF JUDGEWHITE RAZED BY BLAZE
«.S .A T n roD E O N HOOVER’S
d e b t pr o b le m s 0FU.S.DEFKTI18
HASN’T CHANGED SEEN AS TOO HIGH
Carlton To Name
Commission
1, He Says
T raffic Violators
Chief Cases
tr**
mm
tnr.
Three Robberies l
City T a x Effi
Of Sanford Poll
Lions Club Group B l i n d Evangelist
Of Daytona Beach T e l l s Experience1
Pays Sanfprd Visit Of His First Sight
9
Roger BabsonSays Purdon Case Nears
Business Has Seen End As Attorneys
Its Worst Period Offer Arguments
diad In kla
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ilng.
tho viciafty
t t i i r
+ .9
btoaeWr* Wfoto a Pad
bold of lUJIloor voat
•a Dw «T T »r. R o f i n dn
tit
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8AKP0RD
Britt.. tffctliJLu
onbnugh i t
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■faith. W rrina dr
won la ' aeortdg'yoaltloa, wot* thd
major -farter* In tha rtetnry. Oot ad
tha.aataa mao ocorod b1 Urn porhorfjonU tbiao of thorn wm^Mpod.
H atlV davbia * with tbo boot*
fljlod In 1W im ttb , aaorad two
ratio. whllo Radanboogh'a alaglo to
c a n t o r , - t h i r d Kit of tbo day,
brought ja dnotbrr ran la . tbo
ninth.
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Maaagor Ckaoman odnt Tofalot-
’y*ar£)d
i a r «yttobor,
r s wforatbo
a aporyoao
?s
of fln d W o«t wblthor tbo format
Gator oca bad tbo (tuff to wltb*
aland tbo attark of a bottor hlttinc
ball rtab than tbo (U. Aogo.Uaa
oolflt Although Lamia waa toothad
for 11 W a n d walkod flro man,
ralfroa
la whllo tho Cob* loth
Jr puUad oao from tha
■ ninth, ueorlng 4 ran to
a a I to B win arar tho
* Rada had two M la
f
tha ninth, but B ab rallorod Morratl, hroka
or," bit Polar* worhad Rogoro fdr
a walk, Ho atolo aoeond aad wont
to third aa lflgglna waa oot ahyrt
to firth Harrlaon'a beautiful grata*
ratting hit taahort acorod Hlggli*.
Tofalottl (track oat ti and tho
Inning.
•
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. Aaothar Fad ran cam* oror la
\ho third. Britt w u out. yltobar
to firth Bahlrard draw a walk aad
atoia'aocoad Joat bofara Daauh
atrotk boh Rod Martin'* low bit
drift to cantor flald acorod RehlItard a* tho ttaada wont wild.
Mlllor tbaa duplicated TofalottPi
foot of th* Inning bafort, by atrtk.
lag o a t
•
j - m h t k a r a had acorod oao raa
In thtlf half of tho third. Rogoro
had atrvck oot a* a atartar, hot
Powar* waa aafo whan Britt
dropped hla fly hall Fowort want
t* aoeond on a paaaad hall, nad Hall
drow n walk. With tho count tkrao
and two oh Pittman, ona of tha
boat battan on tho dab, Monagot
Chapmag algnalod U Tofalatti U
throw hita a alow ball. It waa alow,
bat fallod to apllt tho Plato, to
Pittman draw a walk, filling tbo
ham. 'Broaden alpglad to loft, aa
Powttt acorod. Moody hit to Hlg.
needed.
there la a «u re>
And.';Ji»st ta cai
laaa pat th* M
safeguard for to qiialitft
which wont yatt tlai
bullet.' Powar* dtftnj
front of'tho yloto <
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�Council
tivitidS:
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Meeting
MathodJtt Church will meat at 8
o’clock, i* tha home of Mr*. J. B.
Crawford, US4 Oak Arena*, with
Mr*. C. E. Wnilsms and Mm. R.
THURSDAY.
Tha Jaater Christian Eadeavor
will K m their practic* A
8
o'clock i t Urn homo of Mr*-<L. H.
Brown, H id Park Avenue. Tha
program for Sunday night will he
X.
I Babbitt laft Friday
i College at Lakalaad Mr*. 8. A. Edanflald, dm - L. C
will attend summer Klnsrd, Mm7 r P. E lm , Mm.
Sanford Dondnay, Mm. V. O. B a i
• p Wrinstotn i*A this aft ty. Mrs. W. W. Dresser, Mm. R.
at fog niladalphla. Pa-, where W. Lawton, Mm. W. F. Garner,
rfli ondargs aa operatloa at Mrs. J. D Abrahams, Mm. Hamer
Harris. Miss AW* Trafford and
mpa Hospital.
Mlsa Martha P o t
k 'F. -B: Adams and children
rokamad from Flagler Beach
lb*
Mrs. Wiggins Gives
Party For Daughter
Beminal* Chapter Number Two,
Order o f tha Eastern 8tar, wrill
aaaot at T iN o’clock at Urn Masonic
HelL
- FtU DAT.
-Tha mamhrra af tbs Young Peopie’s Barrie* Laagu* of Holy Crooa
Church sriU sponsor a subscrip
tion bridge party at • e'elock at
tha pariah house. Malt* taaai va*
tloas with Mrs. Arthsr Bran*a.
FOOD HINTS
Land* a
ful wlf* you know.
And that tho tribe of the ahovs
may Increars, I’m suggesting a
few methods of rooking hoof that
will register success.
Lot's begin with tha goxd old
broiled steak, ll'i beat to select a
leader cut about I 1-8 td 8 Inches
thick. Trim it carefully, taking all
precaution to room * the Stress
fat and wipe with a damp cloth.
Than decide whether you want to
broil the steak direct or put it In
tke akiltet and pan-broil.
If you docId* to broil by direct
hast, to b* sure to areas* tha
round* of the rack. Prepare the
ataak by sailing and peppering. If
MIAMI BEACH— After May you with further flavoring, run an
1st United State* Government onion over the steak, nibbing It
will procure site for new post in wall. Never plat* the steak
offlc* building In this city.
higher than three Inches from the
afternoon after ^hleh they warn
motored to Eraiudat* Park wham
swimming and n picnic lunch wan
•njoyed with Mr- and Mm. Wig
gins and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Par
kins In attendance.
At tha conclusion of tho picnic
the guests returned to the Wig
gins home oa Magnolia Avenue
wham they wet* guests for the
night. 'The** Invited worn: Ui*
Misses Mary Wight, Jam Lloyd.
Evelyn Stow*, Madeline Trolurk,
Kstall* Hurt, Sam Jaanatta Chit
tenden, Louis* Parkin* anj Mary
Wiggins.
flams*. In all my experience. Fee
found that tha steak broil* belter
whan tha* door to the ovon la laft
allgMy open. Saar first on* aldt,
than tha other, but ho careful that
the crust U not pierced. After the
Initial canring, lower the flam*,
and tear* tha steak to aehiev* that
succulent finish, turnIrig it oc
casionally.
I f youV* pan-broiling, b* sure
to get the skillet eitiling hot with
n little grease. After sc■ring, re
duce temperature and cook until
ready. Her* It la also necessary to
return the meat l> insure thorough
rooking. Don't try to keep tha
flavor In by covering with n lid
this n fallacious thoory. Above all.
don't add any water, aa thla will
maka the fibres of tha meat tough.
Always heat the platter beftrr
placing tha aleak on It, as a co|d
dish tends to draw the heat from
the meat. If the steak has not al
ready been seasoned, giva It a
dash salt and pepper an<! melted
hlg been Warned end brown the
meat an a ll1tides, turning fro*
quently in about four tablespoona
of beef fat,. Insert a small tack
between the ruait and tha bottom
of the kettle, add one hnlf cup of
watar. and ainwner until lender. Be
sura that tha kettle I, tightly cov
ered. Complete . nuking
takes
about three or 4 hours. Unless the
roast It turned and hasted ne( isiinelly, you will find It to be
tough In sports. Pot toast of beef
hinkea a very attractive dish when
■erred w'lh buttered carrots and
paas or etuffod onions.
Of course, vegetables msy al
ways bo cooked right In the same
pot aa tha meat. Carrots, i fiery,
onions, potatoes turnips amt tomatsea may *11 be prepared In this
way. If you prefer them whole,
don't pul them In the pot until the
last hour of rooking.
For‘ rib roast of beef, purrhsse
s tw . or three rib standing mast.
Place In nn open pan fat aide up.
Do not add water, as the
fat will molt and baste the
meat sufficiently. Put In a hot oven
about 30 minutes until It atta’ns
n faint brownish color. Then re
duce the temperature t i about
WEST PALM BEACH— PaslT
Office Department accepted elta
The public'll cordially Invited to on Flagler Drive between Third;
attend a series of gospel meetings and Fourth stieeta as s’te fo r1
*‘J
which will be held at the Free new post office building.
Methcdist Church at Lake Monroe
overy night starting at 8:00
Unrd Machines $8 Up
o'clock. The Ilev, R. J. Milligsn
will deliver a sermon each night
We
Ihi Hemstitching.
W|th special songs to bo sung by *
large choir.
HINDER SHOP
■one M-J.
Valdes Bldg.
GOSPEL MEETINGS
VISIT
SPENCER'S NEW DAIRY
On Country Club Rond
And See For Yourself Why
Our Bactaria Count la
Maintained' Under 10,040s
V. Sc Standard For
CERTIFIED MILK.
Inspection Invited
At AH Houn
h pk n c Kh ’h
Don’t Rasp Your Throat
W ith Harsh Irritants ;
J*Reach for a LU C K Y Instead”
W hat Is tha affect o f Irritation
upon tha throat? Hare a re tha
exact words o f a noted au
thority retained b y us to study
tAls question. He w rites —
, 1{count of their delicacy ofsbrut>
A. 8peer, Jr'’, returned
■ Washington and Lite
i at Lexington, Va, te
summer vacation with
Papparal
Ladlea’ genuine
PILLOW
CASES
DEAUVILLE
SANDALS
Regular 46.00
$
2-95
, tgn,wou(ilbeih</intliuu(ito
give in d ica tlo n of Irritation,
;evidenced by th« fiKsltincii of
ithe smoker’s voice, the result
o f relaxed tension and slower
,vibration of the vocal chords.
The next site o f irritation
would be the tissues adjacent
'to the vocal chords comprise
ling (he larynx, therefore the
general focal point o f the irri
tation would be in the voice
box represented externally by
the Adam's Apple.”
l a — Consldar y o u r A d o m ’i
A p p lq . Aa c a ra fu l j n y o u r
cholcaof cigarettes. Don’t rasp
your throat with harsh Irri
tan ts. .Roach f o r a LUCKY
Ifwtaad.
6 foot
WINDOW
SHADES
SPORT
OXFORDS
'Black u i white
$
DAIRY, INC.
Geo. C. Harden. Mgr.
"First, the vocal chords, on no
TL •fa
iO f i f t y
New Patterns
1
Cheese Fondue
on Whole-wheat Toaat
Tomato Salad
v*
with Cream or Milk
Mill:
DIaaer
Meat Loaf .
Scalloped Potatoes
Peas'
Nut Bread
lettuce Salad Freeh or Canned
Pn.lt
Small Cakes
Kemrmber that the lime alhwed
for rooking the steak, depends on
Whether you want It rare, medi
an or well-done; also on the thick■oaa of the rut and the degree of
kea: ippi’rd.
.‘ Pol emit of beef la such a good
■aid English dish that it appeals
tha heeteas, assisted by Mr*. W., koartlly to the man of the house.
A. Patrick and Mr*. Tom E|MC (Yobr hutrher will tell you that
Thoas present wars: Mrs. (Q-m m be»t ruts are chock ribs, cross
Johnson, Mr*. A. H. Byrd, Meat Arm, rlod, found and rump. It,la
O. M. Shipp, Mr*. J. T. Elite, * 4 . .beat to use a piece ahrut five
A. M. Walker, Mm. H. E. CardHL .$*on<l, In weight. Prepare the
Mrs W, A. Patrick. Mrs. Ctegrg* ufaat by wiping with a damp cloth
Ray, Mm. H. E. W e.kley.Ote. and tubbing with salt, pepper and
J. R. Richard*. Mm. C J. H tevt Jlfour. Then place in a kettle that
■on, Mrs. Georg* Townsend, Mrm|
P. 8. La mson, Mr*. P. B. Butnar.
Mm. H. J. Ccusa, Mrs, H. 0. Fax.
Mias Hattla Loaalng aid J N *
Marr Evelyn Eason
V7 *
Entertaining far bar daughter,
J. B. Waif td t Mat Friday
Tha quickest way te a- man'*
bam# at Harl.m, G*., aft- Miss Mary Wiggins, Mr*. M. 8. heart te by the mean* af cook
Wiggins
wan
hostess
at
n
party
d ttg a waak hare with bar
girvt> yesterday afternoon for a ing a goid beefsteak for him.
Mr*. T- C. Carlson,
I f ypu doubt It, ask any auecese-
Mrs. W. a Thornton
oy morning for point*
whom they will spand
a steaks visiting friend*
Garnished Clth fu ih r ,
g h * «*:«h makes a very attarctlvr
W aving, but some men do not
y * tn to rare for such'fixings.
3-95
Odd lot-Valuca to $27,50
ling the use of Ultra Violet Ray?
pnshine Mallow*—Heat Purifio*
Your Throat
�■IdrrtrtibC
solledimf
TM court
th * t *
U C ,«ai artoppodto deny
alMitp Of lb «M veqfctUJiJto«.
Beetle*.16IB of ton JfrvUtd O nit •) HtrtaOaa.a KUrtdV M trt*
provide* tort thk e|lfr ar Uwrt
rotmcd ahrtt halt gtwfer, with ap
proval i f tin tM m , Id boribw
(none*. fUdUh 1W0 akiborltc*
ftw alh o
«
hto btou syndicate, f t f
etfvit i M r n M M
!
oldoelatniUd Air IfrIUll
HUM Attovrtr ,J o h «**,
ibc issuing • of bonds if#r any
f tba government's ram*
rdftel \u**n'‘ c*bbrtk,
tWyMlse haOJM1’Ot
t'Ma ills.
Ml*
r Hatred
penult of tin
gpjOTSrtBffi
>i
i
'a '
•
of Uia eight, Uit pick of
!trta£"L3Wa
logo n . r i». HMditir .tha
i wfnd w2 \ S n t
tin* * Ito* are clearly In,
id « d court proper)/
thalr., surrender to . th*
uu brought mora than a
ptoiatiff.
T ie d
OUV"fcnWhe l> Utrbfljfi,”
auth nixes
I’Whoa#
S S 'X
TnW
average iq SO and
W modified, striking out. tba
nomyr lo d p t n i knitted toaina*
tha plaintiff add directing a *drrtodev aad ciacellaUau af
tha
Certificate of indebted nett >■ wall
M iha -bonda.
average annual aatorf J i
Johnaon
L of
amid,
amounts
EV»*lf 7, , r » M
continue to
rejected
far In « .
L . 11” ,!
( ’Smart daytime eaeiu|ma,woCTby vUltafn at AlkM are sketched aboeai
■ .
. fh When beads 'are n<
*4
' A two-piece frock in yodow silk knit la bortered In white and oranra atrlpaa and tba blow* Ja, are to be advertised for aale. If In heap onktaa^na. a
ired, gkngllnd dee*hped with an Irrafular collar In m a r effort, and Uiroa-quartar atoavea. A yellow anlnjr, rottgh
aa himself was, •trnw hat la worn by Hra. 3. A rtrail Clark.
t" several tlmea
Tirquolta bhra flat crop# make* tha aoeond two-placa frock, with white UagarU collar and euffa
la ehhrid aad frilled treatment. Tfce •aimed detail of the paplun and akJft rt# Iw corYaapooding
paremartt,
matraedt. A matching balllbaaU hat comptotoa UIU costume.
him and a companion.- Only
Tha brown
arid____________
Vhlto olllanco
In this printed frock which pbaea maaaod vhlta florala
The
bt_______
JW.la—aapraasdd
,
aa Sees waa quicker on tha
'did tho govornmant man noPlechl waa ovsrpoWsrOd,' ay-,
I and aonvictod.
hnldatlotM llkowiao waa aaL A hoodlum emlaiary atlad to frighten Name Into la>'
ty by tolling hipi t^ S tiW had been procured Which
on a brown ground. The eipelet over tha abort, puffod alaevoo and tho aide papluma are affectlva, A
t o n * * *
^
^
bawd trustees now aalatlng
or
t|kt May "Ikrii'boan heretofore
kUdlhd." T ie duties and . powers
• i (ha bond tmakes are to art aa
tide tear af aOch fund* aa may ba
Itaued from time to tins Tor lagally* author, xea municipal purpbtasi
they must advert he far agMuod
sell all ally bonds ar reject bids
tharafar. A majority constitutes
o quorum. Moneys arising fiam
inch a aula af bonds are to bo
placed In a depository
be
drawn only by checks s’gned by
:two members of tha biard af
trustees and countersigned by tha
praaldant af tba council.
Tha leg Illative and executive
powers af the City are vested In
Uia Commission as n whole—nit
In Individual members. Tha Mayot
la slatted by tha City Commission.
Ha has no sola legislative or axee.
utlve power as such. Section f t
af tha CUy Charter prlvldes:
“ Every ordinance or reads-
to
4 Capon* mob In this city
"knocked over" In quick auci evidence acfumulotad.. Naas
la ayndlcato on chargee
af 10 yean.
^■Wrtd enough for tha
KOT0N. June lO-’lAfj
head bonds and authorised that
thyy be lasuad by resolnt'on of
the City Cofnmiislon providing
for tha lasut there if without sub*
milting iha question sa to the la.
suance of aald bonds to Uia vote
• f tha electors of tha municipal.
Ity. And auction Its provide*:
"Tha CUy Obmmlialon In Ua
corporals capacity, la author
ised to Issue from tlmo to
time bonds far • • • any and
all municipal purposes mantisoad In this Act, ond for
such other lawful purposes
1 aa awn ha determined
or.
dInane*| provided, however,
that (escepl aa otherwise
provided in thii Act) before
the iaaua of aay bonds shall
bo made, aa ordinance shall
be passed expressing In *■•
act tei me Iha amount of th«
bond liana aad purpose for
which such moneys to bo
realised are to he used, which
aald ordinance proposing tho
laauo of bonds shall subse
quently he approved by o
majority \ole af tha electors
of tha city, • • ‘ .voting at pn
•lection bald far that purpaaa,
and executed In tha Clty'a name
by the Mayor and aties led under
the coiporata seal by tha City
Clarh. Tha City minute and reao.
lotion booki failed to diaclooa
authority f»r tha execution of
Ureas certificates are not boode,
they are Invalid; If they are aqulv.
•lent to neiotlahla boada, they
are Invalid alqca thvy wait npt of
fered for tala, aa required by
■action 111 (C ) of the charter nor
ware they edvertiaed aa required.
To aall on pooled bide and after
advertising, meala the full need
of Uia plotaUfre otndik Tha da.
fendart concede! tha cartiflHktaa
ware nogottable. (Denver v. R oom
Bavlnga Bank, CM V. & I01h
Thera la ito recital that deedted
tho bank Into believing that aecthh H3 (K ) had beet) oompllad
with and thkt aenled bid* bad bean
■■had far by advertising. Tha
bank In bctaptlng these certifi
cates knew there bad been no
pealed bide nr advertising a* re.
qulrad, Meraovsr, tha daifandiat
knaei Iha cert! flea tea wets laqutd
to finance the city's ImproYtmthta
tamporarily tihUI the t*sfte> of
b>ady'provided far la the taaolutloh vara aald and fuada barama
ev»[labia. Tbs correspondents be.
tween the plaintiff's mayor and
I0M, furnished an bplnlau to tha
president of tha bank, to ba sub
mitted ti the state bank askaidar,
certifying to tba legality of these
certificates of Indebtedness., This
lattor was sent is tha defendsnL
Tba Vies Prraldant of tha Saminole Bank by Uttar on tkt aama
day dlrartad tha defendant
to
chatge tha BaminoU Bank with
“the demand note for flQOJMO
which you now hold whon the tha cartlrlcatM whenever the city
needed the money, simply a sm *.
Dacrdk’ modlfUd.'
tor theta war* none that ampow.
and him to laam other certUleataa or to maka any tecltata
in than'
N
th a auflwrUy #hkh la given frightened at tin. effect
Investigators auggea
by the fttwtal atatuUa of rlortda <Mctl>n I sot, Rev. 8 tat Via. theory that t|U gfrlh «
1020), glraa authority to. tha’ Kay. m*y have thought hag
or and Town Cloth to algn bondi,
(rut tkla aUluto la not applicable
to h city governed by a commiealotu Tho aoctloo la quail fWd by
and aartlrt IBM refers to ally or
town councils and to bonds au. the poaelblllty still appoarod that
thorlxed by two-thlrda af tbs elec It might have bean self-take*.
The amount of tha nartotU found,
tors who reside, own realty and
K .f.’E lX 't? "J& 3W 5W UW I
ly a majerlty of tha voter*. They
ing that D would bo rvboid'Mm
,tho krocaeda of U>« band, sold.
They knew tint tba tequlraasant
of advertising bad not m m ful11Hod. Boms of these bonds were
••af at Inttm U of one weak
apart, Tha advattlaamant of bind*
urdd^arrml .tq to tha |a*ter
hqwoeer, seemed to anyport the
*uf*rtWoA thaf aha vqp carried
of the cletk could not a'gn bond*
without krtW lty front'the c a 9
ndiAUn.
a fur-trlanaad cloth odat,' aOma
# b lU tkt ecmwUaUw
might undsrwdar and a shoe.
depute to tha mayor aad the clerk
Meanwhile Inquiries wan going
tnrtrnrd In Boston, Pnvliihca aad
•brood, In an effort to llfl tho
datormlna m ^tary aarrouadlAg c e r t a i n
them tha powar to
tehleW* tha W sllv nrsrsoulslta
activities
that earIlet affortg Of
wya to roach a aaulotaiUd. An affkr of see.
rarorlad to hove
I tba Iptotnai revenue
m Is
Ito,
V\‘ P - "
fund , of
M ^W Ot U aaythin*, they were
limited U temporary fiaaaring ' i
bond laauae apariellg mantlaaeu In
tha reaotattoa. Whan tha Mayor
j vir□
m
rocketeers la Nov
ohjoetlvo of fader
** -ffhdrjjvr*
#£7' ■* m i
Y .y p ^ re p
1
/
Spf
thought » a
�r» % . ' W
•+ * f
%
t f p T 'U
m„ V
IRN PULLETS, »0a and 7W
ffcafy brw*4 laying pal-
| S ™ £ JSfc S S f f l E W
W>»n» uinn wlmm would bind TON
I ftowlmd* t^ltqiy ^ Florida- or t u to r of ) nil, ||i| ik il you * r »
o rrr Iho * f a of l « r i l f . g M »r * r «.
fl to ih*t*rnr* nrdrrod lb a I f i n
to* land t o¥J
.
ill
l i'1
i" . » ■
w h h I at
afftrar In lb *
bill « f
romplalnt
la of tto Irau.irat-,, or aarb fllrd haraln. on an tt.r„ro Mu a da r,
* t » la tha naaaar aaf Oa. lh » tlb day ur July, A. lx
I M l.
I'lUttoa aalal
rartlflm t* olbrrw la* lb * allraatioaa of aald
* mdropird
nraairallna
to bill will br lahrn aa ronfraaod bv
( total will la*air thrrooa on you, and a d t n r r i>r» rontoafo will
ba rntrroal agnln.l ynn,
f
I. day of July A, ll, n i l ,
raa my ntrlrlal
aldnaluya
ll to lurihtr ordrtril that
Ibla
il into lha H lb . dai nf May. ordrrJw |iuhltok*it onra rarb * h »
rur f'fiir *n «*,*u ilv * wtaka. la lha
1 L
v, k . iMirntMtw,
dan rural llrrald, n nawapapar pub.
, , Ctork Clrrult t'eiirt I lab ml la aald *’nun Ik alto Male.
WITNKUU my band and lb* oral
* Iff"'? "* *
Cnnalfr
Florida.
nf aald ('nurt, tbla Jtlb day of May,
A. II. t i ll.
(HKAI.I
W : A. M. WKRjcn. u. c.
» To ConsidfFe&stbtUty
L— .J.
t, Jun, in ,~ (A P )A call to American 1ndu*til*llat*
to cooaidor tho fenaibility of
formulating' a “ warm blooded IS.
year plan ad democrat to Idealism'*
t> mood "too cold-blooded 10year pton 'or tlemocratto Ideal tom"
JO meet "to* cold-blooded - com.
(puntotTre-year plan" waa Inoad
yeaUrday W M # e» W. Gerard,
chairman of ibe commission on
Industrim Inquiry or the NailerMuakoUj" 7:10, LooU’ Stylo Ob- ol Cl yip federation.
Gerard octet) on the auggeatort .‘ 1 Top*
arlratgto
aanrtrj B, Uuito; 1:11, Everything
lifiii
Moatoolf lift), Paramount Public of HatUiqw Woll, vice preildent
4 .
Jwllua M. Nil!a. wlttnor of third prlto,
of tkq‘ Amocteon Federation of
Jo
X ' >*■
Labor m l acting president of
or yenddraon and nu u ttM iiri.
Picture*
ahow
tha lbraa major prtao wioncta In tha Carnot dgirotto
tbi Nat tonal cClvte /nb*ration,
reniooL Jcmoa Tbomaa Sharkey, t b a milkman In iloaton, waa awardod
who la a latter to Gerard de
Brat prlto oi tit.000: lira. Waltor-SMot mother of three children ant
clared tbo time ha* come far
American Industry t> map out n
Id-year program In «n affort to
eliminate lacurrencn of aconomlc
■jepraaalea' and Instability;
Tbq former qtnbaaaador to Gei •
* .u u w > U ,ji
many |« » titular letter t ) more
than 600 manufacturer*. .finance
and labor organ Italian*, baa pre
liuirau
at . W aihlngtun,"
Ircy
plied, ibat a congi esa of American
raid. "N o definite o ffr r *
w et*
Industry lio held toon to d*lrt’Itiaili- by Ih* lawyer*. Th* |^urrau
mlne bow beet to act upon Woli'a
refueed tu
consider a
com pro
asggeattoa*.
mla*/'
The- labor leader’* plaaa, Gerard
drclaraa, "may well cheny*
M
i Ike
N o r t h w e s t Is F a c in g
whole r«iraa of our nqtiMiql hb-
4Jt-CDo4.n>'n( more
than ette country
iBJ-Klin of Grab*u'a
ir c u m ln i;
:rrtancUng
1 and weak
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lory aad effort for all time the
well being of our great nation
and IU peopto." Gerard aaka lm-l
duatrtallata to make known their
alttode to tko propoked coagrr* i.
“Econom c reodjuitment It at
cecratayy aa the air we breathe,"
Woll. wrote In hit letter to Gotard, "It our nallonla to perform
the flrat rucnilalt of nationhood.
"It ip Important that tg* attire
to create working machinery to
promote aerial aafety and econoro.
le ataltUdy—knowing that there
la maladjiulm«nt—or die
we
thouU not have Idle fertxriva.
hungry men and women, bulging
banka and nhaUerod atock ralur*
— we muat have In mtad.iat tb*
•araa tlam the tremeadoua fact of
Soviet Run la and Ihe pa relied
menace of aerial dlaorder within
oar bordrra becauae of our own
failure*.
•"The lime ha* arrived for tb*
^pnacjoui, organlaed development
.of rpoprrqllon in all Imhiatry, fir
tb* development of fundamrntally
drraociatlc proceaaca by which In.
doatry can bring about that bal
ance which If caacntlgl ty the walf f i f and perhep* to the aafcly ol
,ppr aatlon.
" l ace no putflclent gain to be
dft Tied ut of anything Icae than
a. tretNcndoua effort, 1 *«* nu
aufftotont good to b* ga’aed
threogh creeping with undue cau
tion. The trlala of our Umo do nil
jwredt long waiting.
, "We noad, for example, to meet
the eoid-bloxiad conamunlal fiveyear ytaM, with a warmblooded 10
year plan of democratic idcallam
woven Into the very pattern of
our national fabric. We need t>
■govt with giant atridfu to put
W o rse D rou gh t Th an
O n e O f P r e v io u s Y e a r
Attorimr William F. Waugh,
one of tba many who rrpreicnt
Hit gang chl*r. told newspaper
men ytiierday that t’apune wjuld
plead "no) guilty’’ when he la ar.
ralined on indictment* charging
Income tax violation and 1quor
coniptoafg.
A few hours later Waugh aald
Capuna might make a plea but d*
mar to the Indictment*.
RepjrU penlatad that Capone
would plead guilty, a* have acreral of hla iulluwera ptevluualy
Indicted for Income tax viola
tions. There r u mo r s w e r e
alrengtlieaod by the concentration
of govpmmafit lore*, her* for the
arraignment which la uaually a
mete formality.
Elm*r I* Ircy, chlrf of the Intalllgcnco unit of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, told reporter!
the government had an "Iron-clad
co**" again*! th* nolorioua gang,
atrr.
“ Wlilfe the taae waa under In
veillgaiion Capon*'* lawyn* diinitned the porailrllly of a aattla,
manl with the Inlarnal Hevrnur
WASHINGTON, Juno to. —
( A P )—'Tho wralhrr bureau aald
twlay that a drought worn* than
Die bllrtrrlng dryneaa of latt year
,hat gr.|ip*d Ih* Northwcat from
W'ltronaln lu Pari Ik. Much uf tho
tyhrkl unit otb*r rmpa mu aabl to
bo beyond rrc iv*ry ami |iro*|i*cl»
for r*l'ef by tain ai* alight.
The al'.uatlon la aabl to be aerioua in Wratrr, North Dakota and
In raatetn arclton* of Montana,
llrrgun and Waablnihm. In at
Irani ala atatca the didlr'cm-y of
rainfall thin spring liaa rxrredad
the lark of molitar* last yoat.
TTic rondltinn of spring wheal
la deerrltrd u» Ih* poirrat on
recertl. In th* rrma'ndrr of th*
rounlry, however, there la suffi
cient moisture for present need*
although Ihe bureau aald the
South ’1* grrtty
pretty dry."
E aft'of the Appalachian* fnm
North Carolina lo New England
there ha* been an abundance of
rain.
V. K. DOUflLAM,
I'lrrk of lha Clrvi.ll
I'onrt,
aFKviAi* m a m t a m j u i n r a
IMF afAlois
Nnlkf In t l M V
lHut im.
ilvr niul In fW Mii»*r# •»! th*| c#r.
D ••
H.iJUllur* for t*iHni»ti|iiut...
M
b ir r l i f t o r t o r u n t t i W
r o ll
T t t »M N t, I’t t lB N I P l T l a l
tra o v t h n ( i H t N N U m t .
1ftIn Mnftl dfcrr* «»f furMlumirR
iiml ml# main# unci m lfr fd nn ih*
il Any wf June, A. I*. tilt* In nmt
Ih* lltfU )) I’outt In nnd for
Hrmlnt.lr I'Qtinlr. KtRfliU, In 1‘hiiii.
i<— Wanted
WANTED—Second-hand Incubator
at 0*:s. price muat ba reasonable. An> aUc. Send reply P. O.
Boa IIS ,
LIliRHAL ALLOWANCK on yoor
old battery, 3M W. F in t St.
Sl’KNU YOUR VACATION
ot
K
I
W .H .L O N G
pint thereof, remnled In 1'lnt
11«ink t. pftge IH , n f the l‘ub.
Me lieenrii* of Hemliinte Cutifl.
iyt. Klntlit*.
.
.
Ihe mine 10 l*e npltl i « #*llftfy
nn111 ilenee.
A. A. !h WII.KINHtlN.
Alter Ini Mnnlrr In trimm ery.
i: IV V K AU
Hr Inndii. Finrld*.
P n ltrlliir (n r IViin|thilrmiil-
m
r t a r u it l oi ae, t w k n t v .
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IN
IN It FAN
aKWINtlLM
roJVNTr, r u ia it ii. i n cm a n .
finANii": Foi'N+r nim.tHNn a n h
I-Oa n AMmn'lATHlN, a roriwra.
lien.
I'amplalnakt.
VK
I’ttiuA crnTin. »i at.
ttofendaata.
OIHIMN OF 1*1 ■l.lt ATION
c . . , Nu tin
TO TIIK IIKKIINHANTH 1*111XIA
»*t'ltTtn, MKI.VA rt.l'FF ANli
V. R IKHrillJtHU.
«*lrvk I ’ lri'tiH C*«url
H* tnlnarlm
Klor Itln.
Cuiitil>.
M WKKKH, l». i \
e a t
m
a r k e t
in
HAn I;IAM
,IKH
,U’“ *
A Life . Iimuraiwg.. policy
will pay o ff your obttf#*
TUy.
. 1
The
Prudential'*
Lenal
Policy
Moat-fotr
la the
moeC r
InlcretitlnK ever tenued.
(
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECT’ORY
Court
BAGGKTVO
OUftpH'a UocwIglM 1*4
llot Drlaha.
L E G A L N O T IC E S
kOTat'H OF AFri.M'VriUk FUBI
T U ti»4kli I s h k h * i;m < h
» t » om rum uku bm ai * v t a t .
SJJW
S?, W H *TA™
n .u itiiH
C la s s ifie d A d s
in d b p b n d b m t
GROWERS
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by ono who really know, howl
Briggs. Jeweler, Mag. Ave.
Dr. Wt K. MacDOUUALL, CHI
ROPRACTOR, Ii now located at
hla residence In Flotal Heights,
H. Sanford.
HHV DiBftuH, H O W
TH' D V C K H N D O
« u e v e n f in d
M PU R "U jo T H - r
S _ iV o S T E f y / t
Phone &0*-M.
D e v lin
ASSOCIATION
CLASSIFIED
DIRECTORY
LOST; Whit* puiae Itctwran Sau
cer's rroesing amf Sanfurd on
Highway. Contain*,! ladle* white
gold wrlat watch, orlagxn shape,
and other artirlta. Reward. Noti
fy llux llfla, DcLand, Fla.
F U R N IT U R E
CAFE
MODEL " A " 102U Ford 2-door
sedan, and p-cyllnd#r Chrvrolet
rabrlolet, iti20 model. In fin* con
dition. Reel and Son*. Myrtl* Avo.
A N G E L ’S U A H
Open 10 A . M.
M. Sanfurd ft
A tm ,
L U N C H ROOM
MKY'a DRUG STORE—Pre•rtpllcn*, magaalnM, fountals
H*.
PROMPT
deliveries.
BUILDING BbOCJtK—Irrigation
boxes and general content work.
Miiatl# Concrete Co, J, K, Totwillagtr, prop. 3nl and Elm.
S— Help
r G O O H r i . A )X x H / BUT
TKhtt* TEMBUg
I
To l l *
H £ L (- 0 C M l£ F / ie n .
G o n n a a e m js m a n n s
sa u te < sa rtA 6 c p a !
l.
lions if you should dig tp*
II lyiw trlu rnmi the >wnrn bill
c . M ll.I.S B O Y D
••I rumptoini ill*d lirrpln, Hiai mu 1
an.1 *nrli uf you nt* uuu.t*iild*i|l* I'hona 710
I'hoae W l-W
of lit* Mini* nf Flurldnt Ibnl guar
10T-B H, Park A fa.
r*ald»ltr* nnd tiddira* to la*f
North A\mu«, N ,» Hm'li*|lr, Wwl.
I b*«l*r I'ouoly. Hlnl* of N*w York,
nhirb I* nn imrllrulnily nn naM
i*nld*hr* and nddi**n to khomt In
ll.* tomidnlnanl; Ibnl Ibrr* to no
|>ria»n In Ihn Hint* of Vluildn Ih*
■nrtli-* of H •ol>|io*nn ti|M.n wlmni
would bind you or *lili*r of yon:
and Ibnl you at* rmh ov*r Ih*
M * ot iwFfiiy.ou* yrar*.
fl to lli*r*fur* ■•id*(*d Ihal you
*l>p*ar to ih* bill of romplalnl
fllrd'hrii In, on or hrfnr* Mdluto),
lb* Mb day of July. A- U
1*11,
olhrrwto* lit* allraallunn of •aid
bill will b* lahrn nn ranfinnl by
you. and a d*. r** pro ronfrnnu will
I.* rniriMl aaalnai yon.
I I to furinrr ordrrrd that
Mil,
ordrr Ii* Irtibllitlud olirn rAL11 wank
B IC Y C L E S & R E P A IR S
for fudr rnn***ulty* n**k*. In tli*
Kiinfi.id llrrald. u orw*t>n|i*r pub.
Itohr.1 In >11111 iViint* ami Mlair
Lock, Kay aad Gaa Repairs
WITNKM4 nit lianil and
*ral
of aald iViun, |hla ttlh day »f May,
„ DKKTCHR
A. It. Mil.
IHKAI.I
m
H
N K S -L U N C lIK S
' V. R INiltill.AHK,
I'lrrk ot Ilia i'ltrull
tly A M WHKKH. IX C.
HII.KH A fillItNIiY
Holirllota for Cumptolnanf.
B y John
AUOUtHD
T H V r'
FOR SALE: AmsryHh M«d. H. N.
Lumlry, ih>2 French: AT*.
m i , o r TtiK r r \ T * “ ur
r*rr. I» » c#n »ln rnu** lb*r*lr»
Daytona Bcarh. Stop ot tkt
fmI Inif, wh*r*ln
Winter
Park
r i.o ia u A .
Nuilr. to hrr.by atom Ibat IIIA Samlplpry, 421 Vermont Annuo. ^
itMliitf nnil t*Hin
n
m i iHieiulnrt, In romitlninnnlt nnd K WM’T tlW A n l*. rn ith iM r « f T «*
Joee.tih i\ WnlfirlKhl unit ctlndy* t'vrlltirBic Nn. la ll, itai.4 tb, I ml 26— Mincellnncoiui F or Rnh*
I*. Wnlnrlnlil, hln wife, T. R Wnln. •toy »t July A. I*., I W . baa flint
riarlti nml
W sinrl*h«. HI* •aid n n lllt a i * In my iiffic . amt
w ife , i\ k l l * I** nmi
llnl*rt, baa mad, appllt-allun Inr la* i M
FOR SALK: Full-blooded Jenes*
III* wife, Jnil it Tim inhr mill Mbpelt in lu i i . In an-unlano wllh tow.
bull 2 1-2 yearn old. Call R. T.
Thimin*. kin wife. Ilnrley ll*llTft»n Knld r r rllflr a l. rm braca th* fnl.
nml Minnie# 11*11!*.in. hln wlf*\ Inwlna dwtctlb.d pritiwrty *ltual*d Itclagall, Box 171.
In rtriulniito ruuniy. Fliitlda,
ti>.
W nllrr I left ft* 11 nnd >l*r> IfeniimU
hi* wife, nml Klhel Nlihnlenit tml
TIIP. TASTjf SHOP
lira, hk cor, »r a t v u or n w u
K* Aa NlrlifilftOM, her liunhntid, »r *
Hcrtlnn ( Tuwntblp 1 0 Hnulii,
I hrfern)* hie. I« A. A. ll Witklnftdm.
Hang* 11 Kaat linn N. I l.lt rh.
* * H|wrl*t M*»ter v>t n k l Ptinrl k/
For Kent— Furnlnhed HoosA.
\Y. l.M rh H. «•, lire W. It..
wild fln*l deer** nitimlnlrql, »hntl
It Th. R 3*1 rh. In b*R. 4 art**.
nf fur fur Mil# ftltd nr11 In I he 111Mil*
I’ om er Klovcnlti 81,
at
* «t « ml he* i I*hi tier for m elt nl Th* aald land Iwlna aaaamnl
mIdle (ttilrrfi In frtml nf IH* iSiutt lb * dal* nf ih* toauanc* nf aurb
and 0 «k A ve.
luime ilittir In Hnnfunl, Hemlhnl* rrrtlflcai* la lb * nam* « r I'nhnowu
Oppoelle Couct lloopa.
rniinir. Florid*, wllhln Ihe le*nl I'nlraa aald rrrtlflral* ••hall b* r*,
hniim nf m 1#, on ll"n il«j, Ihe flh •1* * iii- d arrotdlna In |pw laa d**d
Onv of July. A. fv |91|. Ihe i i m i will lu u * tb*r»nu u* ih* 3rd. day
,
heln* * Itufe !>*y nf Ihle Honor, of July A. IX. 1111.
Wlinaaa my
ufflrlal
algnalur*
nltle rnnrt, the fnllnwln* rewl eiu1
and
*ral
ibla
th*
Ittta.
day
al May
tnle. iteKrrlheil In *ohl fl||*l Oerree.
eh itnie, it In* nml icelnn In th* A. H. 1111.
iVniftlv nf Aeinlncile nnd A U le nf IHKAI.)
V. K. IHiritLAHH.
F lm U lii
in ,w it i
.
t'latk i'lirtilf Court
i f n f W til. Ileni On IT* Sliip
l i t S t. O p p . P m * O f d c *
K*nilni>lr
t'iiunl).
nf Hi. Jnnetihe. nrriirdlmi In
»l* milllim Americana tu woik, tu
alatt our machinery t i take nut
of national ocnonooiy th* awful
Xul U e* ta l.er. l.v ftlvrn Mini M A H .
loaa and pain of too much or too V U r V IK K O , iiiiretiM#«»r t»r l l . i a i i h nf TkR CVrllrleaii#» N ik H IT ,
lit lie.
IIhtF Stilt* lifty Ilf iu111 A. Ill,, IDS*,
"Wo need to Ink* atepn Ihal lift# f!!**if pjiid '«*#tllflraii* iti my uf.
fit**, n n i ! i i « m id #
will take «e much account of the l»»* d a td Iu l##U# l « ftra-em l mire- w fur
llli
ahameful fart that our areragt IdWi ftftli! r#ffIf|P«la> M lililH ir* Ih#
f i t i i o a i i i i d##« i ib#4 i»f..|». i i » Him.'
Induatrlal wag* Ii but a pittanrr Alan) In Rf ik I iio Ir lu u it li. riu rlilR ,
of |130B a yrar, at wo talk of our lo.witr
Id#*taft It nnd 14, lllaark 4, lju 'k .
million dollar reaaivea and br IIImr I ft Hull
T#t*e m ill lund hi t nn ftaiir«*Fr1 nf I ha
llanUg rxerulod akyg:rapera."
lint# u f Hi# !# nmuut-# i<f at!, aim I'v f.
S f u D lO W OULD HAVB WkltoTtHfi*
Atfe* TUBE 3 Of* t o U N T r '
10— Flowern and Pfcnto
6 A 10c Lunch A
OtUeo Shop.
)pcn » A- M.— 9 P. M.
LUM BER
D U X L U M B E R CO,
Zip Service. Pjtt^e I3B.
S IG N S
W'anled
MATURE DIGNIFIED gentleman
with txrellont personality and
prrarnre to reprisont locally, on*
of tho l^nr*r Trusts. Karnlaga
suitable to high rlaas man. Bank
ing or insurance cx£»ri*nre Invalliable. Write fully of yourself. Boa
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Loo I
JTHE WEATHER
thunderstorm*
T in d if.
tonlehl
or
A N I N D F P t i r o j B N T D A IL Y N E N V 8 P A C E R
N U M B E R 13*
T------S A I^ P O H D , F L O R ID A , M Q N P A Y . J U N E 15. 1931
TUNNBV APPEARS BEFORE “MIKE1
S T . .L O U IS '
V
C arlton Is Called
Upon By House For
F in a n c ia l R ep ort
PAPW O RTH RAPSf
U n d e r S e a C r a f t H au l
a J-c _ 5_
I .. r r t _ „ „ r.
B e e n W a llo w in g In
S to rm y S e a s S i n c e
T w o E n g in e s F a ile d
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WASHINGTON.
j /m
ll.- (A P )
—TS* touhmtty Wyoming rwporD
• I t t t W Nary Department lod*>
that |t had Ukm In tow 8lr Ho
bart Wilkin*’ arctic subovarlna
Nautilus which had boon-wallowlog ta the atomy aaai of tha.Nortb
ew ebratton In $ona«c- Atlantic since yootar
r it h
opening, o f th e Of IU engines failed. _
The batUeablp Arkansas which
iqol* B ay .b rid g e end
i . i | t * ) u » * « e n 'e m onaU r was la company with the Wyoming
la alto proceeding with tha Nautl-
at state of*
tory of Btato
may-General
i Comptroller
native beam
at MUton.
th* boat dol|
onglne of the lubmarlno broke
down Saturday .while a thousand
milks fpem Its original destination.
Land's end, England, and Urn second
stalled yesterday In tha
heavy
sons. After repairs are mad# Sir
Hubert hapoo to make tha tllp-to
the North roU, from Hpttobergc*.
The Nautilus, in which Wilkin*
hopes to tench the north pol# by
navigating beneath the ire, had
befn running Into increasingly
heavy aeoa sines leaving Provincetown, Mass, June 4.'
A erneked cylinder caused fallore of Um starboard ongine, an oil
burner, yesterday and the craft
was forred-to proceed on its port
engine alone at nbmrt eight knots,
under good weather conditions.
Rough water last night and today,
however, coupU with fuHuro of the
batteries made the position of too
Nautilus so grave that she waa
forced to call far holpj
Nary men hero aald that wljlla
to ! M lakepoll*— PiwW tnt Hooter
e inferred wi'.h Govrrner Coaly*
of West Vlrg’nla and other Repub
lican leoder* of that aUtr aa'0)«y
moved Into the Middle Weet todar
to open a three day* aprwhhtg
tour at Indianapolis. Weat -Vlt*
■Inla.
Republican leadera war# we»comed abtaid a apcc'.al train at
Charleston. They traveled aa far
at Huntington visiting with lha
Piraidant. Mr. Hoover ahowad an
oagernese to talk
w in
porty
chieftain, of We»t Virginia urhfch
fleeted a Democratic renator la
the laat eleetljn. He |> interested
too 'n leainine of the economic
condition. In that mlnlnc atotr.
Nineteen-years-old. five feet toll Sneaking
at
Chatleaton
tka
and weighing 131 pounds D Gene 1’ re.iilent thanked
the rltliena
Ratal, above, who bis been »#• for lla welcome and tald ll
la
let led as "Miss flt. Louis", to rrp"Inipirlng to aee the American
reaent her1 city In the Pageant of people at work."
»/ •"«'
Pulchritude. Galveston, .Tea.
Speaking tonight at lndlanapolla
before the Indiana Hepubllran
Kd torlal A.anclallon,
H oover
'will !■« afforded a platform for a
dl.cu.il in of policies which pol.tl*
cal leader, are awaiting with In.
tereat.
On Tuesday afternoon
Mr.
floorer will Join Calvin Coolidg#
at Marlon, Ohio, for tha dedica
A c t s T o F o s t e r P r e p a tion of the memorial to Warrdn
0. Hardin* tearing Immediately
r a t i o n F o r L e a g u e for/ a brief visit to Columbus.
Rearhlng Fprlngflrdd 111., aarly
D is a rm a m e n t M e e t
Wednesday, he will g i before tha
WASHINGTON, June 1 5 ,-lA P ) Illinois assembly and that after*
-Acting to ancourar* world-wIda noon re-drdlcate the tomb of A lta.
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preparations for tho League of Na-, bam Lincoln,
IfMta ^ensiwl disarmament ryn-
toaa
V
1
J
¥ a*
f*r*oa*.-.lha , A» 1 6Ltort|jtwwww »«»
has aobmltted to flve lesgue data
aotttag forth In detail tbs total
land, sea and air forroa of the Unit•d. States.
Aboard Ua Nnotllna bmld* WIN
la prsparwtioa for the confer
kin*, are Capt Btoaw Danehow.r, ence, scheduled for February p ell
aw aapmtoiWed und*ma aavlgn- at Geneva, tho Leaugr rrquejtcd
tar, ww* rar*lv*d hi* WaWng In aimJIar Information frrrw tha othtr
th* Ualtod 8tat»* navjr, and 17 powers which will participate.
other*, *U erupt oh* of whom are
America's tot«l land effectives aa
fanwar navy men.
_ Before th* Nautilus set out, vet glean in the data, are 18U.U&7, Ineran 'awbmarin# men aboard d** cludiuk 13,080 officers, aa rcun
rlnrod th# Atlantic crossing to b# pared with a legal etrenglh for tha
«Nhe toa t best part of tb* whole army under the national detenu
art of IK S of 17,T»H officers, 640
warrant officers and ggO.OOO en1Isted men. Th* Nptknsl Guard,
not inel*d*d in th* total fore**,
waa placed at "10,774 nveragr daily
effrctleea," b*cau*0 it "la not
available to th* f*d *r«l government
without meteor** o f mobillutkin.''
Th* total naval force strength
i T i s happy to refwrl that, afV
ar twro weeks of moat Interesting was placed at 100JIM In lud.ng
work a* coonaalor far i»o f* tkan 10,480 officer* of th* navy, 1060
o ffs e t* and ITJ0S mow of tbc Ma
1W Sanford boy* **»• * * *
•rod. at Lake Winona to enjoy rin* Corpa.'Tw* nuHnn'wcrv Hat
wk*t developed Into a real vaea- ed a* o f "av*rn|# a im gth ' Both
ilot, |t sma tho moat aocceasfol th* army and navy W*r» listed a*
p a ta in ln th* BomlaoU County haring ho "fo r nation* urganlicd
Y . M. C. A. h*» nv*r undertskro , on a mllltare b*|l4 capahb- of us*
said Herman Morris, goMrwl aoe- without mcaflire* o f mobiInal inn."
rwtary o f tk* " T " tbU morning Th# army'* XL-SOT ''roasrv* o ffi
cer* calledl'loto ’ to^Udng .rrvlc#
when naked to. relat* *»me
twcldeata attending tamp life dur. during tb* fflcarTen r H»i" w*»o
computed on a dally aren a* of
lag tha,pa*' »wa «*•>«*•
- Duxtag tho two weeks camp, 1076, and w en lOttodrd In the
116 boys, more than 7® af whom army'* total fort«a,*da was th* na
younger boys, enjeyed day* val and marine n m h r dally avstage of 149U d ffjW r H of whom
which more net oaly auaay and
tta a fr o a disturbing weather.' bwt 32S.4 werw offlfTt*-.
Tables of Aanrijcah naval ship
guarded with sport* *r*ata. gam**
practical tacts of woodcraft, strength worn ft-ytpatltUn of thoa#
yfcdgfahl prowaaa, and atontal cw- Included In nnd annesed to th* tomdon naval trnaty. -JUudBra - total
air armed fffr w * which were In
rtlto camp, situated ht
R lnaM . to* Velaala county ftmp cluded In the array. * »d navy total
k i too Y . M. c. A. hranchi. to offertlve* aa "Mrtegr*! part." were
HaMMM and DeUnd. waa rial lad glared at ffA>4, efflc* ra *n,| men.
by Marly 100 paronta and frtrod* O f Ihla to(al. the army alt mrp*
rcnabtta of 16,118 Affmtives and
th* h*ey o f 14,l||g4
trig-".
Most
*
'
Successful
Camp Ig Concluded
RvY!m.C.A.Youths
I
Depart For North
^agyaalrd l y their
gl ib* latter's wife.
■o f door frtsndi
I ItotUn to bIJ th#
« H V R>odbyc The
l U t o f l l early next
-Colonial R*ca Terminal at
ts, formally
1
Decries Lack Of In
terest Manifest I n
Local T r a d e Body
A warning from Harry M. Papworth, president of the Seminole
County Chamber o f Commerce
that unless "everybody^help. put
the coming membership drive
over, and pays his dura ra ha ,
should there will he no Cham*
her of Commerce a. far as I'm
concerned", concluded a brief but
powerful address ahlch k\r. l*epwoith made before incmhera ofi
the trade body at the bi-monthly
luncheon today at the Valdra Ho
te l
Mr. Parwnrth tiKik 7>ceaslnn to
aeore the Itval members of the
trade body for their failure to
attend what he termed “ a moot
ing laat Wednesday which was of
vital importance because It was
on a subject, 'farmers and Their
l*rohlrma’ a matter In which every
business man .1hould l>e Interest-' cunipsr
rd'\ He deploreil the lack of at-. The on
tendance at a special meeting, jvjti.tio
held nt the City Hall last week j )t
where only the presence of rep- ,u
,,
rrsrnlaUvrs from l-ongwood, Alta- , (,„,j„n
inuntr, 1‘aula, Geneva, Chnlunla,' a,|m|ll|
M IA N G IIA l. June 16.— (A P I —
ST. NA7.AIKK, France, June 16
and lake Monroe raved It front) ,,ra_tt.
_ | A I'I- N e a r ly hOU «*rur.lonlst« The Nationalist government hns Ining dlsml.aed without a quo
are lielleveil to have lost their uitmilte.l that «O.MW solder* Had rum.
live* when the eaiunvbm steamvr been rlnughtrrrd or otherwise ills.
Hr In.l.lnl that people who are
St. I'hllhert sank Sunday alter- p,,«ed of by rommunl.t Land. In
mrmlieta of the trade body should
noon between St.-Gilds. imlnl and RUng.i, Hunan ami Northern
become “ t iade-body conscious" at
Pornic, about five miles fiom Fukien |hiv iicv-s n-cently.
once, that they should pay their
to t * .
All semblance of order lit those dues, and that they u»e their in
Only eight survivor, had Item ' provinces has virtually disappear fine nee in having "ther rrsldenla,
picked up by rescue boats la*t 1 e«l, ofl rlals raid, mul Chinese nml take an Interrat In what he aald
night.
M Irvrd that. ei- lorelgiu-is alike were attempting were "numeropa evidence* that the;
IgUC It waa hellrvrd
m wrtvLWUc toe-- atctr ttt.' • Hnw*, IfwHb'T>d‘dy Ik' dalKg'" Much good
however, wefe inaioonnl by the in Sanfonl and Seminole County".
‘ending tka week-end at hla
The steamer we* tarrying large roving bat\ds uml unable to Irave. Hr declared that “ It you peoplo
•hing ramp on the Rapidan .^nHday crowd, on it* run between
The giiieimncnt mid
ilUO.itOO don't take enough Interest In our
Iver nrarby.
Nantes and the Hand of Nolr- i triHi|vr bad binn
pouted Inti activities to n-lirve me of tho
Mia. llo,ver and Allan Hoover iwutlrr. ll left Nanle. Sunday ‘ K'umr’ i province and n large financial worry involved, I »m
Ined the President on the trip. mnming. •
’ mimlrrr Into Hunan nml Fukien through"
. . --------- - .
The r (K|,| who were leseued by priw’ners tu stop the dvprcdaItefore ronrluillng, Mr. Papworth tUn-lared that, against his
lir a . P n r r in n ’ s
2 n d boat, which put out for th* scene i lit "-f
H th I U lU U ll S
£ IIU
after the cata.trnphe wero
w i.h c, a memtorahlp drive would
No nttunpt wiis miolo by the
grveimm-nl to ascertain the num- begin on July 7, and that h« »rpreted tha full cc-operatinn of evla<r of pi-a-ants killed ill the com<ry member.
niuntsi movement, which within
The trade IhhIj , as rcpre.cnli-d
the Inst year has ledn.ed the
by the Id members present, went
Mr*. Emily H. Purdon,
lake eurvleom said,-and kn-.-ked «b* VnngtM- Valley to virtual chaos,
wrtg so kind to toe while- I Was ID
on record as authorising the pur
they . ;•
paralysiitc trade, reciur'ng |m-«- chase of two season ticket* to prison lierv *o long. That
Ionroe woman. dh> Is charged * * » “
0' rr. on h‘ ' ,
ith bar n* purrhasml ,,m,K.,ty »"•*»• Tho crowd b*r»n Ing P»n
pl* to l>cggary md nitArly op liasrhall game, to be played in may firglvc me for what I ham . .J
’*
posed llai authority of Nanking.
jie knew to hgve been stolen, w n
*“
’* 11
Hanford during tha coming sum don* in this County, and wish for
n trial liafore Judge Wallace W. nf 'be deck, vau- g
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Onl-tundinfr national st lemter* mer. It also authorised, at the me tu get my freedom luck In a t J
,-right a. the third week of the r.p .U * and aptll » * I - - e-n»m»« rrganl li e tutnmiinlri no nan- as
rrv|uest of the President, the is* little while. III promise all th4t * 4--s
rgular Spring term of C'lteMl
survivor* were ea- the must ga-rlous which has yet suante ol a letter of thanks to I'll live like a man vvl eu I do gal ' ' ,urt got under way this .non.* ^ n thry w ee pi l ed uf Ihri-atrncd rlitua'a stormy revo the Sanfonl Independent Mer my fredeom again.
“ I want all you young men to , >
chants Association for the part
* .
,
, .
after more than an bn r in the lutionary movement.
Lari week a Jury of sis n*n
Th
„»d
('lining, Kui-Hlo-k. gcnernlivsini • that group I* playing in gaining take watning, |mm me, aisl pray* , ,v '
All Hm Iu m I iKamarlkP* Ullllllr to
* '
. asm s^s.
k. *1... of uni onulnt /one*, who la-l puhllrty for Hanford, atvi to W. II. that you keep out of bad com« ,,
wis k annultncvii la- w-oiihl lead TunnlrUffr for hi* su.cessful ef- pany so you may
keep ynut
, '
llu f slit again* 1 the luindil and fo il, in bringing a canning far- frrnlm i. I am only t':l yrais ulj
,
red honlis, said yesti ntay he
now, and just think, I II l>« IS
ea I tv toil to Irate within
thire
before 1 gel ties- again,
dad1 t « pers'dnally c.niuct the
"Just a k ' hhI toy gone laid,
*i "ft]
Vcron D. Stokes.
'■ 'p
Htokes amt another wldm biy
nauioil riren K. VVill.ams, were ar- ,
,
icstrtl 'in tavke I't-uol,
-!> »• ■ )
rnoiilha ago,
a few days after
\-<
they had, at pi-tol (miioI, l.cbl up
a sloir at t'huliiola. orreplug with
a small am lUiit ot rash.
At llirlr arraignment
talo-u
'•
Judge Wallaie W. Wright In fir - *
rui| Court last week, they both
pleadivl guilty although Judgw
What is tallH "Amatrur Night"
Wi ght warned them that they
S
trill I,.. , ..mill, led by Hanford Lodge
stood a chance of (icing si-nlenctsl
•'
No •;J. F. and A- >1. at It* regular and that a cwsli award of 3100 to Jail fur life Uetole they vtcro
._
rommunlration whirh will :>e h rll would to presented to the winner srntriurd to five year* ea>h in
lout..110 a* night at the Masonic of th« contest Mr. I'apwurth ap piitun at Ita ford, tlvey duclarad
Temple.
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,
,
pointed V. A. Speer. J. E. hoa, that thry would throw thriusolvw1-•
77ie Entfred Appnntlce l terror and ll. I- IVrklna on a commllto#
upon the mrrre of
th* c<mrv,
will to* conferred ant a number of which will aid Mr. Marentett# la
the young Mason* will to given an a In *1 elimination beauty rontaat pleading that they weie guilty o f ■ •. ^
• pportunity to test thrlr *MI:li*< at Ito Milan* Theater within th# | their act only Icisu is tiny war* ‘ ^
in nerd of money w.th which to ,' r* to proficiency In the work and nrat 10 dcy*.
pay large drhts they had at- . .T ,
olhrr rr<iuirrm*nt* which.will b*
Several put-of-town reprosentaWright told
nc 1 1, ary In t|P*llfy them a* futuro live* of th# trad# body spoke rumulated. Judge
them l oth that lie could see lilt!* k J
o fflm s of th* Sanfonl 1<odgr.
briefly on variuut topic*, most of
James O. Huff,
worahlpfvl them relating t* finances are) the rea-un for his allowing them any jjB
O f W o rk
‘
master, has named thd following necessity o f securing funds for metry, telling thrm that kn had no
-lesg to take part In the conferring
■ompunrtlon In giving th* maxi.
HT. fcLA lR sV Il I.K. Ohio. Jure of this Drgrw*, end their work it operating purposes. II. W. I/rder, mum sentence ta any perauOa
— (A P I —Five hundred and fifty ratwetrd to to ptoervrd with keen l.ongwood, B. F. Ilalnea, Alta
guilty uf "btraking and entgrinR<V- . !
miner*,, faipl » n l b, tbe big run interest: H. C. Wathhnnt. F. W. monte, and G. II. Wiis, of Lake for hr Ulievrd them tu be poto»*.
Mary,
all
were
ktard,
as
wwa
May
tor, C. 8. Pcaaldcoo, t’. E. t.
min* o f to# Mali ami It »*r f'or-l
er T. I- Dumas, Fred T. Williams, tial murderer*.
mlnger, A- K. Re*—Her, G.
raotpaxy, y » thrown out nf
and II. J. 1whinan.
Smith, C. Dana, F. W. I,"P*
wrwfk topay when a firs-, believed
C. Whitten.,O. H. Stonstimn
nf hlaMatla'ry origin, destriyrd
JACKSONVILLE BEACH—Rids
D. Htonc. B. R. Back, and
cK am M fw * sh hou-e near lls-llwlI'ONTIAC, Mich, J u m
o|wnet for coostrurtion of road
T h e 'bUM,Scatrovoi the working
8t*warL
V^ ‘
(A IM - The IVntiac
Coma*
ronnerting
First
Btrort
with
State
tad to adjourn rlotofw Of >641 men. 7 hr nwnrrw ,
Court wraa
.
and Savings Rank, thla city'*
•fUiniM.n
of'-tha xa'ftc Mbl <hat a> *»>n as meottora-and visiting Masons ar* Hoad No. 76.
trmyvrarily.
aat flitincial fnsMtutlon,
§\ bar •itocifs toy r*brr~ ran oHaln nrw rloth. I cordially invited to attoad.
JACKSONVILLE - K d w a e d rloard today hy order o f Ita d
| to cany out lag. tka shall will to n »|H-n#d.
j
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or*. It lb t«4 rvseart** at t i l
' KEY WFflT-irPIxna p ro g tc-i - Hrrttoig opwttod watch rapalr
•ain'.ry of tto
shop In Grcyalaaf and Croaby OOtl. Cramer Sovllh, prratdeaA
for
construrtloa
o
f
local
poet
ofTheatre re
I * Wry man K
hla own Ufa • * Juaa 8.
building.
' '
(tcc building.
' 7-
Nearly 500 Excursion Notionalist!* Concede
ists Are Thought To 20,000 Soldiers Have
Have Been Drowned ’ Been Slaughtered
Warning Issued To
Youth By Convict
On Way To Prison
ana?
[rial Upon Serious
3 „ : S T >2
-ount Begun T o d a y ................
‘Ani.ileur Night’ To
Be Staged Tuesday
Evening By Masons
VW Mhtern Are Out
Due To Fire
�In the g>
Face Joe Tinker’•
b«t
n te r P a riC O u t f lt
19 TO 12
M u n i c i p a l Park
n d a y A fte rn o o n
; w>t
TIM Bemaa ik»«i4 i w M
Improvement
tost. night,‘ .hath -Hi < }ld r ifa L
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FLORIDA LBAGtJK
Um fWld and a t the h it, end the
Indication! now erv thay a n l » b « to |1»t i « j Umm a 10 a far Ha
money baton tha eaaaon-le over.
Baa Bearer i
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Banana
V ah r
Bratbataaa XB V.«
S•
Halt IB
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0 0
Matthews IB.
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Baam ZB
I »
Adam/ RA
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By b. a. cinxintf,:
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Chaae continued thair winning B. Klnlaw LB
61
itreak last night Whan thay de Thtrapem O
»0
feated the Bataan Ctau-af the Hally L r •
Montand LV
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10
Pint Boptlet Chunk if fa
40
However hi tha aAriy tnalaigatbe Hade* CP
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Herein, threw S srsrv -Into tha Myrlck RF
. 1 1
Chaaa team, and np to tha ervenlh Knight P
Inning it looked Ilka tha Barane
had tha game In tha old hag, th*
aeon at that Ubm atandiag Banana Chase A Co.
IS, Chaae 8. In tha seventh Inning Cook RF
the Chase bunch staged • rally, Ravenal LF
putting anr • yuna la thla Inning, Lake SO
and to clinch tha gam* put aver Cordell R8
five runs In tha llh Inning.
' 8tine LB Knight waa on tha monad for Hpenrer C
tha Benans anj pitched a goad iJackson CF
I l f
yam*, striking out > of tha Chaaa Whltihead SB ’ ' ‘ .
-6 4 4
playan. lie was also aeeerdid goad W. Klnlaw SB-CF
Morgan IB
1 1 0
support In tha field.
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4 * *
Bryan waa In tha bos for.Chase Bryan P
and pitched a much better game
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than the aeon would Indicate.
Umpire: Mae*.
- Im m fielding and erron an tha
The game Monday night wIB bo
part af tha Chaaa toam''wa* the
reuse af at bait fin rune credited Chaaa vs tha Y.' M./C. A. On
to the Banana, ball eftor ball alt Tuesday night' Um fadapendeat
to the ealflald which should have Merchants add Plggly Wiggly will
.k ie
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fe e L ila
an d
clashi Thursday night the game
will bt with acaae ■Oatoaf-town
team and Friday night tha Bar
rens va Y. M. C. A. Vt .
Ha aun U attend tha baseball
long hit te left flald tha ffnt time
up. W, Klnlaw of the Chase team game tomorrow afternoon. Tha
waa the most consistent Utter of Hanford team Is nod coming Into
the evonlpg, getting four hits out Its awn, and if tha Wya put up tha
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did
of five timas up.
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Indications an
Thursday (ai
Philadelphia
Cincinnati ..
r7 tH «
D e fe a ts
9 G e tR e a l Test
Despit
Of Church Payers
e T o D H v e G u ffo rd
pom H i l l I n S c o r i n k
U rd W ln O fS e a s o n
By PBTSB BCHAAL
'highly rsjuwnsted Celery
thoroughly daanaad of U*
kat lhay an world-beaters
m af thdr victory ovar tha
taat Thonday, an nady
root taat af thair atnngth
they faca Joe Tinker**
[ Winter Park outfit In a
at Munlclyal Park tomorrow
•an at A:30 o’clock,
Pnrktre have bean riding
Uta tap alnea tha season
i and will come to town
an Impneilve llna-up of
fa| batten, headed by Boh
an, tha I’ -lreralty af FlorlIrd baa* an. Joa Tinker, tha
gb tur. will himself dlract
rtlvitiea of tha chib vrhlta H
tha flald, and wtl|-7ry to
Ivor hie playan aa that they
aatwlt any move mad# by
Chapman, another former big
s &
m
A at AMT JACK
IA00IT LITIMG NEAR.
5 It FAST <S«*V WOUND! DOWN
IN ONE Af TERMOON TWey Ra n IN ROTATION.
ONE AFTER. ANOTHER/
w fM iM M n w r ie fM y v n u r
am am swvac mm ccueer /
,_OP THB-MEW VDRK ATHLETIC
b lu e 10 ABSOlOTILYAMfllDfS■ TRO U S — HE BATR BOTH WAVSAHP
THROW S WITH EITHER. HAMD-HBCAN KICK A POOT0A1L AS WELL.
WITH OMR TOOT AS THE OTHER
A NO WWfTEO WITH ■OTH
i Parkan have aeorad two
toe anr tha Pade already,
lint waa a 6 to t affair
I tha Fade Ioat because of
t. Cal Dannie huried nil-hit
ill that day, hat eevtn orhath of him epailad hie
fill. Tha eocand game waa a
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Pittsburgh
Nsw York
M diptocey Ml
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W L M . Stl Lento-.1 * 1
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Philadelphia________ S4 1* .TV) Beaten'
flatteries:. Bi
Washington___ I----- St
IT .681
New Yack_____ _____ *• 20 MS Zachary -add
Cleveland------------- S i
t t AOd Lindsey and W
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Chicago ________ _____ 18 »
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Boston____________ 1*
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-38-1 Philadelphia 1
La t torts*: 8*
B t Louie___________ I t
S3 J7*
Detroit--------------- IS S4* JW lays W ntt/RElliott an *'D §
Yesterday's ReeslU
0
Philadelphia 010 OSO S0a-8 IS 1 Cincinnati
Bt. tjoula
000 100 001-1 4 1
Batteries: Mahaffry and Hav
ing; Coffman, Btiles and Fam ll,
Cieach.
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Boston
two 0*0 00a—S 6 1
Detroit
001 000 000—1,1 0
Batteries: Uhls and Urabowekli
Ruasetl and Barry.
HEATTLf. June l l _ (APT
Washington 10S S00 10a—7 10 0
he apparent finding of > last
Cton laad
000 000 100—1 S 1
»y stnaa In - tha Big Salman,
Datfrrtoai Farrell, Millar and
untof
of a
Re well; Fischer and Bpearer. - <
New York
00S 040 SSa— 11 IS 0
Chicago
00S 000 000*- S 4 S
Batteries: McKaln, Lyons, Moors toltgram from H.WbtoWr, pre»L
dent o f Uta W K e Fpep andi Y.ukna
they' will) Winter Park wUl bo tailnad at Whl>e flirt*, Whselan
served the seme dcaa that was menage vwld that Tap Kamt-ah,
handed 8L Augustine Thursday.
Tha Sanford team is new playing
the btand af ball that merits the
"11 J'~'g * "* . kj '"t.
patronage •of every loyal fan la
TA MFArrhfovapant, tntdarray
tha city, so coma out and root for
tha homo team and help thorn to to establish plait fat manufacture
of ea^atl-J h^ d W > « v e , • • rt
f t !S S f iB jM f t f T ?
A t o m OAMt th pu t u t n x r r o r a c o m .
ACota mu r o ttio to u a m o cisse/ase at fount H *n
a a c o a o t 6*M OOAA/i O ^ lo c it u t , $v a * O
'OncJt’ tJr\u
Ms ha hsa already turned la,
athdr law-hit, well-plsyad,game
lit prospect. Ha has bean pol
led to a fine paint by the boat,
ill-wise Chapman, and whan ha
Wl the hill tomorrow,’ J with
•to Schlrsrd retching,' you71 see
new and Improved youngster.
-The line-up f a r tomortWa
•me will not be changed from
la t ’tt was lest Thursday. The
Nawnatlan disked then, and la
■MKad to da tha earns tomnrm . 'Pets Rchlrard will do tha
iVdJag. Jack Peton Injured leg
hi *11, will hold forth at first
•d John Edward Higgins, oaa of
to ’toast natural fielders aa tha
laK will hold down second. At
kart, Field Captain Deetsh will
the fans soma of tha spaed
agility ‘-which rates him aa
tot fielding shortstop In the
l, while at third Roy Hirthe/ alert Bemlnets High
| star; win cut off these
nine graes-auttaraVwhich
Pittman, and Radenbaugh,
Farkgrt, ganarally pro-
>1. .
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I.ed by Ensign and Mrs. W>
In a Jam-op pitcher's deal
which really deserved tho name. Ktans, of Jacksonville, the Halt*,
Jack llaaaoU of tho Rad Baa wan lion Army will h*ld special
a decision near fleerge Uhls, of meet ngs tomotrow at the llall on
tha Detroit Tigers, by a S to 1 East Hceond Street.
roust. Tha Tigers gathered hot
A holiness meeting will be
three kite off RuoooU. while, the held at 10:00 o'clock In Ike awt»Ing, Sunday SchMl at 3:00 o'clock,
followed by meeting of the
rna whoa they combined a stogie Young People’s league, led by
with a double la the third, while Mrs. Evans. Open air services at
the lleae beached fear af their night will precede tha final mast
five hlto far a three ran rally to ing of tho day at 7:30 o'clock. AU
the fifth.
aro Invited.
What la thd world has happened
to Bi l l MsKachnle’s
Boston
Bravest Or rather, what has hap
pened to the Cardinals! Ysptorday
.who pluhed
pitched right ““
Ed BmMC
BratfC.whe
ap
until there W«re two men out to
tha ninth, wen hie ninth g«mo et
tha year and tho Braves their third
sUalght over the Cerda by a 7 to
I score. Tha loss rut the Cords’
lead to two and one half games
over the Cube and (Hants, and eel
tha wIsearres to butting .again.
The Cards gat seven hits off
Brandi In i* and two thlrJa In
nings. Ifa weakened end put • run
ner or two on the sacks, and
mnkhouss want In to relieve him
with two out anj the score 7 to 4.
Frankhouee pitched to one bet
tor, and Mga relieved by Zachary
who retired tha aids with only enp
run storing. Baigtr and Drsaaan
hit homers. Tha Cards used all
plnrh-battsrs during the Uttar In
nings, only two a* whom wpya able
(o get hits. ’
. ,
lia outfield combination of Rsy
tt, Red Martin, and Pat MBCannot ba Irnprorsd aa, slthar
hat or In the field. There has
The Clints gut U hits off thras
•r boon an autfleldar aa any Pirate huriirs, and won an • to 3
•ford dab who promisee to ha decisIon behind tha all-bit pitch
Iter pUyar than Ray Britt, ing af Fred Fllsalmmons. Mel OU
, aver In right Hold, Pat
r, who hlto them .with a
Wilson *tyle, ha* yet to almp other pUyar to bapt him
Wh that poeltlon. No Uaa Uftabout who, will play SOBUr,
Ipe It wairt ba anyhady olaa
pRad- Martin, |ha, man af
srp. "Rad" moves around out
I aa though ha waa playlag
• Yankee Htadlum, with E4r>
to en one side of blip, aad
i Rath en tha other. T t the
rjMSs&sag
teener will navar > • raplaapd
aiasan, that's nmoat ah as
s l^i,manaxutoasit to4af a*-_
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To-Night-
Mora Radiantly
bet*use g gasoline Is pad. doesn’t make
Ethyl Qapolitto. To Utourw getting th#
Ieoh for Uw
C R O W N B T H J L Q A 8Q LIN E 6a tha ptaa^.'
8unday—
1
■ Tha Cootody o^CoBtodtea!
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b y f l f t y y w r a o f r a in in g ,
"S tan d ard " M o to r O U - y — *J
+w. - V i .
' z • • f ’•i
" TIT1iTi
rll
�At. F L o R io A t
• Vr. Bnnfenk:
Consult TUJ
eta will have trouble
;wl»tlnf I t
M ra ..a H.
The protiel
York k i« Ju*t ceWbrited
iin th i
lar In a wax, it too
■d had lta. point!. It
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f
.a a l .
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aftacwo u from. I o'clock to t
o’clock by the Garden Clak of
Saafkrd at the home o f Mr*. Eodee Curlett at Geweva for membora e f the rluh aad their eacorta.
ft. Wayde Rather, M r*. R.
8- Dea*. Mr*. H. M. Papworth,
Mr*. Hugh Wh*label Bad Mm. J.
H .Cole lough acted aa hostess**.
f Aa the goeata arrived the men
were presented with gBidenlat by
little. Miaa Vlrgiaia Joy Reed,
- -—
■aVy of hia entrance InU the
binding nr1 di.trlbating
r, He la Benjamin J. Uho*’
id. hU general -office, h i
STtarn* out eigkUea k i l l
lata. If atralghteaed eat, hia
wwU> Noth, from tho mm
I Spur ten Devil and bach
park hit bicycle and aUter could heap
othkr word*, it waa an exceedingly ui
"The household of today, yho hat
tha lack without knowing exactly whi
aoa. Ho piita hia l*wn mower and. hia
garage— and, every now and than, eri
Ink cAreleady In with hia automobile,
pentry work he haa to do Iti hia baaet
hia patience <u>4 hia enthualaam, to a
breath, running
stall
urcuin*
running up and
m u dflfrn
uur»n the
uw r
wr
« Th* Adelphl)
Ute lost pataenger, tha
^
empty corridor,
i ars tksy goo#
'
this journey! String*.
in whaii some on# cried
there kb* will
with her grand-
■n. L I* Tajr-
With Modem Couveala
all these ad
|ugf*g* la tb* van.
Dp*7 , <■' ,
k Araln has riashed It#
H itio n .
Ms, I hang about ths
MIsa Kathleen Calhoun, who resdatly finished bar course In the
f*pH ** Mishinary Training School,
«d Loubvilla, Ky., left Wednesday
for ^Alabama where s h e ^ ill teach.
Adjoining
fash ion ed woodahad waa lta con ven ien t^
stitu tlan f o r th e ad m in isterin g o f punit]
shed In th a old d a y * w aa alm ost synopj
pllna. I t waa f a r enough rem oved fro m
tha house so th a t t*4T ahrleka w h ich Wl
. compartment | and ae n o t dlattlfb callers o f o th e r m em bers ol
-»_ V -t J x A L .r
r,x'
i
Law Prtta — Ea#y Tt
Me
i.is L
M.
J. C. icausey, Mis* France*
PduaCy, A n il Cauaey and Jehn
S m it h
Causey, of Wauchula, vltllad Mr*,
Mid her*, even after It csSsSa
tloud a mirror. Hoboksn’s bssry
Ival* of eld melodrama* be
ts comatose, after a short ssa-
woodahed nat
answer to.whj
abetum lta snvy at tbs
f . S. Rockey, O. H. Btsostrom
apd Newton Stenstrem her* Ban-
Mr*. Albert- O. Wing’ and two
children, B01I* and Vlrgiaia, of
Atlanta, Ge., are the guests of
Mr*. Wing’s Lrother-liulaw ‘ dad
fciter, Mr. and Mrs. H.JL Dean,
at thslr home In Indith Mound
tlnU
I f the latest
trtsd platform, seek the
LjJUJ. *F
•v
-Mksrtirs-riltkn
a . own footfalls. Am
|rden atop, the Hotel
loin J. Carter's "Tb*
Js presented twice
*W rultomSrs te laugh
F k > w e f * F o r T h o L iv in g :
filter* no one waiting at
wUhstl
|| No God her# to colloct
of hia achievement* during I:
tkhotl
, .
hUed until yw M W illw ble d
a man and tK« roagnltudo
oftoi
not fuBy rocog-
„
I GORDON PORTRUS. k funeral to bring forth tho compliments which can be
more fully appreciated by th« living, Howevtr, wa noth an
tfa y -U p W4#k" In Tom- exdgptlon to thla rule In the caae o f’Oliver Wwdell Holmea,
tei a pay-up wash la BOn- •upreme court Juatlce, now phat ninety, whoso ottalnmenta
sad It* qua
who fttkU n
HHHi «rw w ro u - ^
practically deed g
»
yuiag*.
iy freight.
cogt figures. btted on
oil
value available at t l » « M o f a « U U p«rk
THE ANSWERJtiB In tha fart that not
coot If TOO lira aad take tho cash v »N lf * t t
s z t r has gon* 'so far
m cord Ore* are running
1y pound* prosturo.
to------------------ -
r cam* In to ask what was
o f our editorial boosting
It bust net*. II* didn’t know
3d a cavity a* big as a
tfv * bean dreading to have
t-aoma month*.
irencriptlon* for modani troi
The Janlor ChrUtlan Endeavor
will have choir practice at
>
o’clock at the home of Mr*. G. H.
Brawn, 1114 Park Avenue. The
program for 8onday night will he
•
than naherad to tb# Curlett gam
dana aad lawn' where chain w en
arranged and refreshment* served.
Mr*. Roland fl. Read preaided at
the Ua and coffee Uhl*, while
Mr*. H. M. Papworth. Mr*. ‘W,
lie Hoffman. Mr*, H. Waydo
Rucker, Mr*. Hugh Whelchel, Mrs.
H- R. Daa* and Mr*. Chart** S.
Bromley, of Panama, had chlttg*
of. tb* rafrrahment Ublea. Each
table waa overlaid with a lac*
cloth and centered with a rare of
flower*. On* Uble held a va»* of
sink radiance rose* amp fern, an
other . a bowl of ahaaU dallies
and small pink ainnias, and itlll
another a basket of pastel col
ored axter* and fern. Arranged
about tha lawns war* quantities
o f Urge urna filled with bright
colored gladioli. Tha refreshment*
were served with paaUI colored
pUtes, cup* and napkin*.
For enterulnmant during tha
afternoon little Miaa Eugenia Ann
Caswell, daughter of Dr. and Mr*.
U. D. Caswell, presented a dance,
after which MUs Evelyn Stowe,
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. E. B.
Blowy, gyve a reading to mualc.
Among the out-of-town guests
ware: Mr. and Mr*. Chart** S.
Drumley, of Panama, vtaltlng Mr.
and Mf*. CorUtlj Mr*. W. R.
Mowbray and Miaa Kathryn Mow
bray, o f Ban Francisco, visiting
Mr*. O. I. L oacb ), Mrs. C. A.
Burk* and children, Chart** C,
Burks, and Betty Burki, of KnogvHle, Tenn.. vlsIUng Mr*. A. T.
White! Mr*. U. L Smith and
daughter*. Louise .nd Caroline, of
Oiford, N. C , guests o f Mr*. C.
E.* Rawseai and Mrs. Roy Apple
by, of ArcedI*. guest of Mrs. W.
D. Jloffman.
Bhmtnola Chapter Number Two,
Order o f tho' Eaatem Star, will
meat at 7:M o'clock at tha Maaonla
Hall.
•
I Ate In the evening refreehmanta
wVrc .erred by the heeteesea aa
alated h r Miaa Bright I a m *.
That* preeeat were: Mr*. B. C.
S tole. Mr*. D. K. McNah, Mr*.
Homer 't.ltUe, Mr*. Prank Edenfield, Mra- J * T . Newby, Mi*. Morrla More, Mia. J. It. Weaver and
the Mime* Loren* Pranldln, Edith
Walker, Thelma Turner, Annie
Lanrie Jowera, Mary Klnkw, Mil
dred Bridge*, Minnie Be** Echols,
Minnie Beck, Mildred N il,.a n d
Bright lAney.
rtJ U trtsn w Y E v
greatly
w t o H » B n t o n in tn j
The •*a hi land being M «r*«»tl
at
I he d a l* of (h * l*»oain*e of
aiirh
re r llflr a le In lh * name of MIm A.
Tnaaeh.
I*nle*a aaiil
rw n m .n l a
thail he re«l*e«n*d areonlina i •* Ian*
av *lce»d w ill l**i*e Ih »m m on the
2nd. d a r of July A. I*. 1921.
W llneaa m r w fflrU l
elpnalure
I
v. K.
i«>n:i.AK!*>-
I ’lrrk <'lim it tViirt
h m i IihiU
County.
KtnYhla.
PRY .CLEANING
LEG AL NOTICES
WASTICM'B SAI.K.
N u llre la herahy a K . u Ikal un.
il>r *n,l l,y Virtu* nr lit. (Inal tin.
eras r . n d .r n l in ITtal r . r U l s r a u n
r-iu lin * In l h . C lrrn ll O.nrt u (
Famlnak* C oun lr, V’luilda. |a C k e a,
rn»V. w b .r v lq W . fi. ln,uKh ,r l> amt
K lrsl s.ivliisa * T iti,i I'o M io n r vt
rnintm. a I ’m |H,r*tl,.n. a* T ru t lr r*.
foioi'tslosats, *n,l l.,la
spent a. short tim e‘ with hi* par U U lil
«>"*♦— Jj-WI*hl,-*n» ’ kna;
knnd, «huM CbtlatUa name la un.
haowa. mill (llls.na Mariusa.
( uniiMinr, n <',ir|x,iuilun, are da.
f.MiUsis. un ilia l*in day n| Jun,
fdl*.1’ IM '. or lh* II—uirnhW W. W.
VvllnOl. J imIm. at said murt. I will
Among thee* from hefe attend aMaCjrur *nU and ..II in ih. high,
•at
b»sl M'ld.r, ni pubHr nalrir
ing the Delta Della Delta dance fer alii
rash, la rrnal nf i l„ l .arl llnua*
at the Riviera Hotel at Daytona Iluar. In lh* r ilr mf Hnnrard, Klur,
Ida. on Xlunda)-, lh. Ilk dar a?
Beach Saturday night were: the JuTr,
l*>l, lh. asm* kalag n ruin
day, Ik. CfiituMIng dsarrlkad era*,
nicy, lurnlae in ttemlnnla I'uuniy,
Plurlda. In.wilt
.
Special Priced
Tuesday, W ednenday
and F rid a y
KUGENE PERM ANENT
W AVES
$6.50
V IT A - T O N IC W A V E S
$8.50
BLUE BIRD
BEAUTY SHOP
Pulrslnn-Uiumley Bldg.
OH KI.OVVIII %.
.NOTICM T O C N K D IT O lia
IN IIK KMT AT K U K r . N. R fL
T I l l l H i r . I **rr«hi «l
T o dll rrrelllorH,
Irsn le rs
din,
irlb u iM *. mn<1 nil
hnhltin
i Ulnrs or ilrm nm U n k JIo I m i IsI r s .
intr:
•
Y*»u. dd<1 rnrh o f y*»u. nrs» here,
hr nollflrcl d 11*1 rr#|til»rd In
!>•*ftI nny
rlnlmn
nttil
iliinatHls
xrMrli you, sir allh«*r of you. w a r
h arp nynlnsl
|ha r s la lr sif K. N.
» t r l 4 « r . tlm a a rtl, lala of M#ml.
noli* County, F lorlila. to lh * linninn II. Hlinron County Juild*
of,
Hvinlnolr County, dt n l» o f llr r In
lha County CourlhmiRr In M«nfonl,
Hennlnole* County. KlorMn
within
iH a lia inonthn front th#» dale hara.
of.
.1 .1
*1 II™,
I PI., A
I»
I’ il.
Jldtartl
.lu
i»p . 1st..
A.. U.
1931.
m a i ii iI k t k . K a ritin u it
H A T T ir:
h i ' i .i . i v a n ,
U. n. K K TItllM K .
i : > n n l " » l,t I * . It.la ir I
v. n . wrrrtiiMiH
lirrS ssro.
M EAT M ARK ET
The day yoti <ffe L lfd Hi*
turanre xlrpn Into ytxfr
a h o f* and g o e * to .w o rk fo r
fo u r fa m ily.
Prudential P o licies g iv e
M A X IM U M P R O T E C T lb N
at m inim um coat.
.
C. M IL L S B O Y D
,
Phene 720
Phaae Sll-W
107-9 R. Park Ava.
S— A u tom ob ile*
THE
w ill nerve a Southern
L A N E T ’S DRUO STOKE— Pre
scriptions, msgaiinet, fountain
service.
PROMPT
dallverie*.
I'hont 101.
BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
boxes and general cement work.
Mliarla Concrete Co. J. E. Ter.
willsger, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
C H IC K E N D IN N E k
•t the
CLYD E
L IN E
DOCKS
June 10th fro m 5 to 8 P .M .
9 A — P o u ltry
• M ENU
FOR HALE; 'Fryar*. 23c per lb.
J. I). Davidson.
10— F lo w c rw and
Fried Chicken with
•’
J I«W M * » * J r
Mnshed I’olnlocn
Cole Slaw—.Rice
Hot Roll* — Plcklen
Jello — Cake
Iced T m —- Coffee
Plantn
FOR RALE: Amaryllis »e«d. II. N.
I.urnlry, 802 French Ave.
l<t— B s m M F t
i u « t _________
FOR RENT: Modern six room
bungalow, nice location.* Com
pletely furnlsh*«l with Frigldalir
■ml other conveniences. Will rent
for two or three month* this summar. Call IB for detail*.
con In no l l l t l * to
F Phave
you r c I o I h # n
’ ffra n td
D ry
n t ' Kcm lnole
Clean era
but
It
d r iv e r
w ill
Cut Out For
Handy Reference
DICYCLES A REPAIRS
3—/Wanted Real Estate
WANTED TO BUY: B or 0 room
bungalow for rash. All modrrn
Improvement* with garage. Must
hr In first rlass condition and n
bargain. Only rock bottom price*
roniblrrrd. Prefer to ileal with
owner. Address Box "X -Y " c-o.
Herald.
»ter for small service station,
WILL TRADE li'27 Dodge roadgioreiy nr nny small business, will
give difference. Box J. II. W. c-o.
Herald." .
»
In i wenr. Call RCI and
ou r
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
D IR E C TO R Y
DRINKS-LUNCHES
VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
2.1— Exchange
neann n o n ih n o f ex*
atop
it you r door.
INDEPENDENT
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Me«m I*
Those U I
26— Miscellaneous For Hale
FOR HALE: lArkwood f> llors*
power Outboard Motor. Go«»l
rnnditlnn. Will ilemunstrnl*. 130.00
Ilox "II. D." Care llcrald.
iM ia s ml Ik * atnresald
Phone H61
2^0‘Magnolia Ave,
FOR HALE: Fsmy, ripe tomato™
7f>c :»cr hnshrl, will deliver.
Phone KI0-M.
J .
S U M "*
LEGAL NOTICEH
B y J o h n D e v lin
or
c a u s t th , ,UV TH A T M lT-Vtiu >0 A.
T K NVA.VOR, MtS W ATHCR 13 TM ’ CMiete 0 8
P O U C e A N ’ IW\ K C e P tN ’ c o a x p a n v W I T H
—— — — — —7 M is I I I I I I I ' [L *
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Y o n n i t o rtttttu roii*
i III: IJMTAT9J UK \\*<\lsTI.lt II.
IIAWI.I.N'fl, Ih-tmariL
FURNITURE
T*» a ll rr*<!ll>tr*, U g a l n * .
*!!«••
Iltill r* T( ulnl Mil |WtMM»»M IlMhlllR
CAFE
OAHIH CAFE
Open 24 hours — 1
Park.
W HY
w t a r r F L A m n a jj
F IR S T
B A P T IS T C H U R C H
4— liunlnsaa S ervice
SI-END YOUR VACATION at
Daytona Batch. Slop at the
Sandpiper, 421 Vermont Avenue.
IUI.I .nl. kalnir mad# |» nnrry Inin
.M art Ik *
/Isrree.
l i t St. O piL P t * t O ffic e
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
old battery. 310 W. K im 8L
r f 1" <**• Bl,,ck • '• t i l ml
M ayfair, aennrdlag in Sian nr
l-ls ln n r.i'.n d rd In f l a l II...,k »,
M i r St. i.f Iks I'u bllr fiarurda
n ( n # in l»»l( I'nuniy, Mini, nl
risrtd a . -
Mr. and Mr*. E. R. Hockey aad
children, Doris and Stanley, left
today fo r • few weeks stay. In
Ashe rill* ana Hendersonville, N,
C. They w tlf be Joined In Jack
sonville by Miaa Avis Btenstrom
wh* will accompany them to North
Carolina.
’
.■
LOST: White pur»e between Sau
cer’* crossing ami Sanford on
Highway. Contained ladle* white
gold wrltt watch, octagon ahapr,
and'ofhi-r article*. Reward. Noti
fy Uox 110(1, lleUnd, Ha.
air r Th. M. tVRRKB. MODBL r A ” 1928 » Ford 2-door
l*rpill>* Clrrlh.
sedan, and (l<ylinder Chevrolet
cahriolet, 1029 model. In fine con
%% c i i i j i t o r c o i a t v j i i h i k .
. h i : M IS 01.91 n i l > T 1 , * T I T M dition. Reel and Sons. Myrtle Ava.
Walter Htovall, Jr., hea returned
home uftrr spending two weeks In
Allonta, G*.
Atlanta, 'Arthur Zachary returned Satur
Go, I* lh# guest 6f her aunt, Mr*.
day from Wsihlngten anad law
Marguerite Akers, at bar home on
University at
Leilngton,
V*.,
Union Avrnyo.
<
and
left
Mr.
the
of
Refrigerator, sellable far atore;
eaie.adding machine, lam than
half price.
,
'■ t,
RINGER 81101*
Phaae SO-J.
Valdea Dldg.
''
nortcfl o r
_
CT.qST ™K ,T'T,: ?r
The member* of the Young Peo
pled Serried tAegd* o f Holy Cross
Church wlU Sponsor a subscrip
"Gml The Preaervar Of Man,”
tion brtdgd party at 8 o'clock at was the subject of the lessonthd. parish hhuaa. Mak* Treat va- flermon In all Churrhea ef Christ,'
Uoa* with Mr*. Arthur Bfanan. Rclentlst, bn Sunday, June 14. '
The Golden text was from
M is s H o r n I s H o s te s s
r*alm* 121:1, "The Lord shall
A t P a r t y W e d n e s d a y preserve thy going out and thy
coming in from this time forth,
MIsa Alllu Horn entertainer a an.l svsn fnr svarm nrs **
number o f her friends with a party
last Wednesday evening at
her
home on Oak Avenue In celebra
tion of her seventeenth birthday
anniversary. Adorning the room*
where the guests were entertained
were quantities of garden flower*
In brilliant shadt*.
|,
Throughout the evening, games, work: Balng enriched In every
thing to all bountlfulness, which
eauseth through ua thanksgiving
freahment* were served by the to God" (I I Coi>, 9:1, I I ) .
hostess saalated by the MIsaac MirThe l^ ilo q g frm e n also
In.
nle Melton, Marion Jones and Dor- eluded the following passages
U Its l tern.
from tha ChrUtlan Science textThose Invited were: the MUsea
h-iok, ‘•Selene and Health
with
Allie Horn, DorU Baltem, Marlon
Jones, Mantis Melton, Rath Erk- Key to the Scripture*," by Mary
»on, Jewel Turner, Edna Rivers, Raker Eddy: "Divine Love nlwayt
Mari* Wise, Gwendolyn Newsom*, has met and always will meet
Helen Johnson, Patey Garrett, every human need, it la not well
to Imaglna that Jeaui demonalratrd the divine power to heal
only for a select number or for a
limited period o f time, since to nil
mankind ami In every hour, divine
ham, Theodor* Webber, Marvin Love supplies all good" (p. 494).
Campbell, Owen Ferguson, John
Merit!*, Cyril Butner and "Shark"
Benton.
*
• Mbs
Robin Lowe, of
" I* * KOOln
Mr. and Mrs. L B. Steels
children, Joyce and Walter,
Sunday for Macon, Go., where
Steele will bo connected with
United State*
Department
Agriculture for a shore time.
PA88ENGEK.S WANTED— Leav
ing for Miami Saturday morn
ing in ‘ closed car and ran accom
AFFI j i -» t io > r o a modate from one to three pts--------- -o*^ -----T « lll'.N tl I M IC II M tl-rlO N
senger* for part of expense#. Ap
a t * o r n l n u t : > r . H t i. m r .
ply "M IA M I B O im D ’ rare Her
Nolle* It litfpbf thru ik «( ald office.
X.M IIA ItV V K N K K It < V « Inc. j.ur.
rhatrr of 1.19th. TAs iVrllflral* HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
N... |%«. d*H* the ft»4. *Uy of
July A. II* IM S. has fiird
c *rby.one who really know* howl
HM.-aU In mr office, nnd has mmit
Mi>r.|i.«u.,n fnr m* deni to i» wh» in Drier*. Jeweler, May. A v«.
ti'mhUnrii with law. HaId rertlflrat*
rm lirtrti (he
<le«rt |l»*«l Dr. W. E. MacDOUGALU, GHIpr«M*ertr altunleel in HemlnnU
ROntACTOR, 1* now loAted at
«‘«'um>. Klnfhla, In.nlt;
Hetwlh I I I feel of \\ r.|
of
hia residence In Flotal Heights,
*W U
of
M W tt
*.f
N tV U ,
S. Sanford. Phone fi08-'M.
Heellnn St. Tow n rh lp I f Hemili.
liana* 31 Bail.
CHRISTIAN K T K N C 8
CHURCH R8
FRIDAY.
Mr. and Mr*.~T. a Wing, of De ents, and left Sunday morning
Marianne- Puwdro has re catur, Oa, are visiting Mr*. Wing’s for Miami to attend summer
bars from StiJIns College, p*rente,.Mr. and Mra. W. a Ster- school nt Miami* University^*
Va., to spend th* summer
and that the man may defend oh d e t N ^ oT dlfferenfb-that p ow m found
ululating tbemaalvro to exlat may be abueable or unreaaonablr— thaae things dis
I Charlla Entuulnger
. * .
♦ .
rick, and *11 tho trot turb him not at alL
• “ He la acclaimed by,the liberal* and by tha radieala.
Iro candidates In the
f i a t h t la H btrol, ra th e r t h «A a 'lib e ra l.' I f a man w h o dla*
lik rs cM egorldh fita y b « ch U go rled , h i should b « classed ad
prc-i iiiinuntly tolerant. HA U Inspired w ith th o th ou gh t
th a t true education rriuit Im p ly and b ega t tolaranca, a a d
th a t d em ocratic lib e rty — t h i r lg b U o f In dividu al* aa w «U
16a* of thla kind. Not bo- aa o f s t a t e — in this country ta in t b « In U ra rd tod In tueh
to borrow from bonks ns a s p irit. I t la th is s p irit w hich baa producad In him tha
.•formerly tom* desperate gtw at paradox— th a t a Judga w h o haa b*ati th a m o «t AfddaV
I* apparently Mem to
d efen d er o f tho rlgh td o f th d In d iv id u a lJ n Uld realm o f
m 'tan got It anyhow.
tfete of Sanford
owo
AsRury a vote of thank*
lotion to postpon* Indollf csiMldtration of th* lu^
thick would mtka *U dssl*rs, tigdrett**, candy, atep porfumes, cosmetics,
duods, jewelry, radio* and
•diking short of tax eel-
1
At Corpany entertained a
Oar of her friends last Man'•roalng at her country horn*
oner of Mr*. O. T. Pearson
;h*a gone to Macon, Go., foe
rummer months, Mr*. Pearson
given * shower ef handkin*.
ed Iti Tallaha**** ledgery
and tho
tho oommonplace. He
lie would tkd.V^m4tMtoeodSmU
able la
uninteresting peraonage la tha
' the
' comnany of that unlfi
realm of law<
n
IW. 'tne
'tno rreaaonabld malt’ v
"Ho haa proved that wit and Imagination enhkheb tha
•ffect o f wladom and that a twinkle In tha eye la aa htlpful
to a Jurist lie to a reformat:, He has a tine ardor /or the
mot Juatau add. (to coin a phradi) the droit Juatd.
log a philosophy, he hAa not allowed ltd poeaeealori to
hamper him. He judgro w «h » aerene w»d noble dgntlclam.
'
>By to DoytSno Beach for tho ofturnooa and ekenln* were: Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Kawson, Mr. and Mrs,
J. E. Jackson aad guests, Mrs. E.
L Smith and daughter*, tha MU■M Loqlsa and Carolyn Smith, of
Oxford' N. a
*
j r f t e PO tlC Y that give* you more l a m
If you d li l U M a higher not c M Rov thM
tho caah value. Aad U la.vory esUflv g g ^ lM
t Spread lb • lot of voter*
elsrtlon day.
THURSDAY.
S S r t S i t S E f c ’^
" O f course, he doea n o t haVe to
rn m eth ln g; y e t th ere a rc fa y w orae
ra in y a ftern oon , W hen th a dropa pal
r o o f o f th e woodahed, .and th a placo Is
deaeribahle, pleasan t
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iadlght
Hsodo'y.
D A ILY N B W B P A PK ft
ROCKET GUDER MAKE8 FIRST
SUCCESSFUL FUQHT
^
PRETTY
__ -_________« ' -- - -
Indictments Returned
F o r Violations Of
V o l s t e a d Statute
For 10»Ves^.Period
Context Of Telegram
Found In Garment
Closely Guarded:
Diary Story Denied
CHICAGO, Jana U ~(A P >—
“Brarfaeo Al" Capona. America's
a n t notorioo. p n p U r . and «
« f kia henchmen war* Indktod by
a fedaroi grand Jnrr yoatarAaJr on
(. 00* rkorgoa « f violation nC tbo
WM panned proktblUon laOta.
A rocont rwsvVtlon for con
tempt « f tha fodarnl court and
an Indictment^ on Ineonaa to*
evasion ckargoa pa rad tka way for
tka government's challenge of Cn-
N iw YORK. Jun# l a . - f A t y - A tom bUrk colt, resembling that
worn by Bt*rr Faithfull whan she
d.sr.ppeorvd last Friday, arma lak*o
frt-nt the anif at Long Beach, tod»y. A’ detective tent It ta MlrwroU,
center of the Investigating orislar from tfca discovery of th*
baolml b<dy Monday. «
Pallet, working cm tbo theory
that the irirl «a « klllad by drown
ing patkapa by •t o m prominent
parson wko "had rtaaon to daalra
har ilrad," hav* r r a n M for th*
miss njr coat aa tltai evidence. 4a
Ikt pocket wai a ttlegtsm wkooa
rontmta ora* closely gvarded
• W rn -
debit* nl-
id entiyg tl*. cenU fma t u
1 W bDI oa pnaoatitltraa throa naaa Capoaa founded hU auUkril i t U tka Rood Department, ona ty far laadarthlp of Chicago’*
at. to tka to anti at, dUtrikoUoa gangs, p position ho still kolda
unchallenged.
The federal Indktmant charged
-half east to Urn corns Capona and his alUoa with mdpuhutloo baaed on mileage farturing and transporting boor
UAlnliiMi) reids In tin* contlnoooaly slnro tho national
law became effective.
k .ft-ftfo* -A*%
*»• prohibition
District Attorney Johnson pried
ha atari Samlisnla Coun- behind tka days of Capooa’s opulacatVn akont /«U A M lento In obtaining Information for
3 ror>ta division; Id d- tho Indictment, going bark to kls
wili rar^’ v* far tha free early operations kart a* “ Al
mala, Jjram tha aaanty Brown" and uncovering allmso*
d, which. U darivad Tram wow In n eHy which has follasssd
Capone's career of crime for
years.
•
yr.x
» H f O m v tW i nreoidTho Indictment read;
ur figurdi wtn give US
"The United Btatas against At*
phone* Capons, otherwise railed
At Brown. A. Costa. Albert Costa,
Frank Hoar, John Brown, Snarky
’ Capon*, Frank Hart and Louis
Haft.7 Than fotlowad tka namaa
of tka other thro* score defend-
ond diary recording more i f tka
career of tka girl had barn found
In her ham* ls denied by authctllies.
resant Wichita In tha coming In
ternational Beauty Pageant at
Oslvoaton. Bba la Gunda U *
Baiting, le-faar-old high school
girl, and aha was salaried over a
wide field o f contestant*.
,a*k m-rwUu kmbnvn
j v Nftfeonhly
akaoot
war*
tha
K t w ! " tarring r ‘ panltgntlary
Uom far a similar offanaa. '•
Johaaon said Friday’s Indict
ment dealt with tho hear Inter,
eat* af Capon*’* organlaallon
lane* tssas on th*
satat nan tall. Than
tlng far a ffva-aawt
ding* Of rig* rattan
but » l hop* to kiu
M1NEOLA, N. Y - Juno 18—
(A P )— A “ new clu* bearing di
rectly upon the death of Ktarr
Faithfull" was announced las)
night by Police Inspector Harold
R. King. Nasaau roonty, after
ha had mail* an slrplsn* trip ta
Rlrar Head, L. U to confer with
Dlatrirt Attomar Kdwanl*. ,
“Thl* Information," King said
whan ha returned to Minoola
from hia hurried conference, “ very
definitely concern* the girl btrsafl
and I fall It necessary to pine* II
nt onto before Mr. Edward*. I
cannot now reveal Its nslure.
"It greatly strengthened tho
murder theory opm which tbo
prosecutor has bean working ’’
contents of which ha da.-lined in
CLERMONT, Jun* 11.— Tw* discus*. Ha brought It hack with
pnmasked bandit* at clawing t as* bias.
II* oanounced tka new devvlFriday afternoo* held up thra#
employes of tka Cltiaan* l ank of opment wculd not rhaag* Ma
Clermont, tied than and escaped plan* for today. Ha elan* to gv
with approslmataly |8M0. It was to Manhattan and maks a person
the second mt.bsry of the bank al Investigation Into restlrrs tw
isting to tho slain Circenwl.-h VIIvltkln a year. Tha loss I* covered
lags girl's diary.
t> inaaranc*. .
.
Tka laspactor had detailed a
Th* m»n valaved th* hank and score of men to start early to
tar , behind ihstu. day aa a thorough Inspection of
lockwt th*
forced tho 18 miles of sandy share bo- w •JV^'tke/
..
Harry Bloke*,* i ri!ng cashier; tween I-ong Itcsch and Korkaway.
Uaorg* Brady, g IIt tart rash'ar, Ho ordered them to search the
and Paul Mettle, aakkreper. lata waters. Islands and Inlets for
the vault whan they were or- clothing which Mias Faithfull wore
dervd to II* f*M dnrn on tka when *h# left her homo last Fri
floor. They wai* SSlid hsmj and day, bat which was missing when
hat body was found Monday. Tha
foo* and tha k^
misting farm rats Include a* fursrtR covered wK .
rollarod coot, hot and undsrrlothN use of Us# thro* kras
lag.
.- v
after Stole* had
robbers net tu (A
The amployag t
ordered ta
remain In tha vat
jainu'.r* and
mala la tba-va|ril
Minutes ani
it about th*
lyrhat rath
S
o^un il
Ib Oldest Man Ever TO
Be Elected To Poaij.
tion As President
Of French Republic,
P A R IS , J q n e l a — ( A P > ^
William U. Swan, pictured aboro at .tka control* of hi* rocket glider. recently m»do tho firat
ct gtldar flight in thl* country. HU aaparimanta wart cimdu-tcd at Atlantic City. Tho «lUtr waa
piwd with 12 rocktto, anQ Bwaa'a maehlhe m o t lord In the air for * mlnutra. landing easily. . -
Ruth Nichols Delays
HopTo ParisOneDay
Indigestion Also
! Discussed At Meet
« I'HILADELPIUA. June, I I —
lA P I - A “ hoi knfo* foi surgoty.
prjgrct* In a curr lor congenital
Thy "hot knife", la.not so warm
to Iha'.Uuch—lamly 120 degress
PnhiMhrii—but il .1* dead]*, to
r » R t# cell*. It Is equally deadly
^aupidly grwwlny cells, hut
,i>g le’.Kal toy tho great most
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For the** reouoni It Is uysful
In lancet •utgvr) to pRvent ma
I gnant cell* from bring cut loan*
to wander around rlaewhrro in
tho body, it i» i lisp of apodal
Win electrically I sated, and was
described by A. C. Rcolt. M. D.. of
tho Sectt A While clinic, Trmpis,
•lab
\
fon t rot* 1 dlsloralion •o f tha
hip may La cured n It* rarliest
stsgva by maalpulatlng the Joint
Into plate, said (.’harlcs II. Jasw
gsr, M. 1), of New Yuik city. II*
said the treatment I* new and
has bean used In several rases. A
•pl'nt holds ihe lag in the proper
poult on while n pRssure pad,
without violence, graitially pushoa
the dislocated bone into It* >w||il
At flRt thl* apjsruius was
wins for u fairly long prriod, said
Dr. Jaeger, hut rrcrnlly uontr
rh Mrvn have horn •ulUfac’ar ly
treotsd In four mont*.a.
Booming aommnn mills which
•to not trolly colds, hut mani
festations ef the strani# sensitiv
ity tailed allatgy, » rrr diwussad
by MQIon D. Cohen, M. I>, and
Jack A. Rudolph, M. II, of t'leva(Continued on Page Four)
M iildr Violations
Feature Municipal
Docket Yesterday
th* anas*. Bocl
tfard KI wants Paithfal! “ mlgl
'most actlv* ha Wft nt a dr
(Conl hoed
k y > * .A
N t W ’YQhK. Jtins IS,— «AP»
—A mo cm girl's odbnonca to
Iha old fashioned custom o(
•pending Sunday with tha homo
folk* cautod a day postpone
ment o f,a night to Frtnct.
Ruth KUhols, tcclaty ariatrli
y i l f the would not attempt tha
amah night until Monday In
order (hot *ka might remtgn at
hyma with kar family. From
brtt tha iiperta to fly to Har
bor (liar*, Haw Foundland to
await tamable wtathar for tho
Parie k»P•, .
Sanford Group Enter*
tains For 75 Agrl*
culture Teachers
With member* of tha Hcmlnole
chapter of tha Future Formers of
Aiuarir; ae'.lng
_ ■> boats, approilmutely 78 Fiord* teacher* of vo
cational agriculture who bar*
been meeting In annual lummcr
conference at Dsjtnn* Beech since
last Mrnday were sntortalnad al
n ted inaptcr dinner and,tour of
the famous Banford rslary delta
Thuixl*) afternoon.
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visitors, headed by J. F.
in* J r, *tat#‘ adparrisor- of
vtn at I ins) ogr culture at Tailshatso*, were -take* to crrrj- sact’on of the ruuqty .wham local
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MUiie RejectniaXM umrnkaVb.' tV'
5n ^ ,§ K W 0;‘GrAt
Deficit Will Remain
WASHINGTON Jon* 13. - (Al,*)—More than » I.Mo,ooo.iron
out of thi ami damonstrat'on farm, and
will (low
_____t. But th# otrry Important farp^and wash
govcrameki- Jaflslt stilt will h*
(Contlnuaa'.Ga r*«* Fvui)
approklmatdly ( I,ooo.Ooo.ooii, r*
>
; . ■-:-■ ■■ —- .
S "!S ! Trade
(821,000,000 In 1 l-M par cant O t h e r I j l V l C l l t O Q P S
boitds. At th# tin * I’m# It will m ,
f * ■ w a l l ' rev ’
pay off MSP,000,000 |n malur ng l o H d D D & U 11 6 B I 1 1
err‘.Ifkatr* of Imlrbtsdnoss, receive
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r.m.OOOJXJO In interest payments /T h e part -th# Banford Chamber
stnd IJO.POO.QOO principal oit V .f Commatr* Is playing in sponwar debt* from foreign nathmy acting tlic proposal season tkkst
In addit on-tt will reealva thl selling 'Campaign to b* coniueted
•onml instalment of Us on 1U30 "nan week In bahalf >4 tha Mart
in, ontrs which should runebatweri ford baiahall Club k rsvsslad In
tjisi.tdto.ouo and l3M.uotr.oun. ft a latut which Harm M- Papworth,
olko must pay MO.OOO.Oto in In- president of |h* tr*dv body, sent
rc.svt on th* public dvl-t.
this roons ng ta'lb* heads of all
The a.ternnrvni nas spint *'** assoclatlotja h « k "
ninth mnR la’ ihs fiscal year end
The Idtsr, which follrws, was
Ing Juno 30 than it ha, rulloctad. 'wnt »» Krod 0 . Esnenner. .cons.
Itapliily dad a'ng Income lasts h»«ndcr of th*-local American U
and customs-duties togi-ther with * lon, W*11
W*^dcnt
mcrdhsln* aspanscs sent th* to- of ,h* Ro*»vF. FJubi Georg# Wainlal aspendllur*’ ’ of th# govern- ,u ln ' Pri"1* " *
Indrpandant
mant on Jun* 10 tr |.tdMtljM,02S Herrhant* Assoclallos; Maawall
wbll# roll*. Hop* Horn all source {
pt” U1*n* ^ *N
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Chibj A. C. fort, prsib.ant of th*
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TaLh t ISflUnW
MT. CLA1RHVII.LE, Ohio, Jun*
Municipal Jadgv R. W. Ware's
poller court docket yrstrrday after 18^-(A I')—Four hundred man
noon was oompotnl mainly of and womsn. soma ulth chlTiten In
rasas af minor law vir lotions; four (hair arras, pkkitad th* New (usfof assault, two of violation of th* felly mine af M. A. Hanna Coal
stop gtroet ordinsn.-e, and two af j Company today in an effort to
causa th* total sasponalon of work.
disorderly nciwlurt.
CUrancuSm Uh, while, was fined Th* miners demand in sight hour
l l t l g rialatlng th* ston-sUarl dav and rtamplaytnsnt of men.
They say they ware discharged
usRg Aftar h# pl.adrd guilty. OfftaOe Hhaffer mad* th# arrrst.
J. L Parks, alia* Jim Potto, In
*OUft (a tka earns charge, was also
ftnaf |L Hi* Mm* officer msJ«
hut vapOrtad that their
isail. Annie WU Urmtcprd. Btriklag mil
Push, colored per- that tkrvaU (tad haan a
(aged In a brawl.
I to appear In coort 8ln» Sinf Guar
assault, but Chief
Wiliams said thsi Crowley*! Efca
I trsnsfcrrvd to ths
loo- Officers WIleus . OMBININOfJAbo .UL
plot bf.FiMpM-Ugww!
rads th* arrvsto:
pirn, rclorod, plead- ful.Villar, tadukikia 1
l gharga of dkordar- tko Ming mag BsMdn .v
• fined 810. Ha waa waa Uwaitad -fMBkc
>» s.bmt
Oaf Williams1 featured
fT colored, charged
am. All
f conduct by Chlad
: to the
I flMd li.
K a lia n ,
nalstod.
r ■!»
Killing Of Ken
L i# Impr’sonmcnt at hard l v (kMu
bor In tha But* Psnlantlarjf »VsV',ra
Ralford waa the penally Ju«|g*- ’ AS
Walla:* W. Wright IntllrUd
^
Kuftis Maeehani, young rolorad'.i.H
toy, at ( t i l oYlok last night, tana '
than 18 mInula# nflar a Jurir of
18 Bsmlnsl# county resld#flui,l'')5
altar alttug In decision for luorp' - J
than seven hodr*. returned with y .
a verdict that Mrrcliant wat • ’ ’
guilty Of. murder In the firat
gt-rs, but that the mcRy of t b n /> ^
court b* granted him.
Tha Merchant murder rasa In-/
\olving tha rpath of Ro wavolt y v\!
Kandrick, hegto Thursday after- V!
noon, aftar a jury composed of / <
tha following, had boon agreed
up n by Millard H. Smith. Titu*.
ville, who handled the pr<t«*cO|
lion, and 8 .’ A. B. Wilkinson, Id— •’
rol1attorney who oppsarvd In hahalf of Merchant: U. II. llloaa!V’ c*
D. C. Mtfrsli. K. D. Hart, W. Ft>lW;
Garntr, J. C. Hobart*, ‘ D. ,"0. *.»»
Illcks.n, W. W. VsoNsss, J, D*
Warren, K. C. Woodcock, T. IL *
Vsuahsn, ar«TEdward Tuftloy. ‘
Th* stale ^reduced Ruth
*
•I’ rlnre, Dorsey Daniels, Hemtlo R.: "
Merchant, Dr. C. L Pnrk and Dr, '(■
G. IL Btarkajrs.w.tnas*. while hlr,-’ •[
Wlklnson pts.enUsd Merchant, - .-*€■
''IWIlaiInr you appreciate’ /hat (
th* publicity all avsr th* coun- *
try g tan our bnaahsU U*M is
worth something la Hanford tnd
Ssmlnul# County, w* ah* rrm ril
ad t> ask whether th* mvnibfrs of
four nrgsnltstion would purehas*
two season t'rkata, at a cost, of
(10 each, ta k* Uaai by any of
l> » ’ momlaw
,
"Then art 14 tnoru gams* M
b* r I»J»d la Hanford thl* year,
start ag tomorrow, and IV U only
by soiling those sasson Ikklty that
w* can rals* suffk'swt fund* to
gat ona py two sffkknt playaR an
our taam to rewav* Hanford from
th* "eollar" paalttan H now holds.
"Wa thank yon la adranc* far
>*•» favorable YonddaratUn."
Ftswart, •W. H. klmhntt.'
HasoUII fans who visit Man'ei- Luka*. Johd C. Smith, Alan
pal Park tamaarpw af tarns an ftr ur. Jag'Cgmarwn. C- B. Dg
th* gam* hatwuaa Banfard and son, (V S . Knia»ing*r,4Unfi
Wintar Park WiU b* spproarhad by
members of tha aamailttaa handI nr tha sale af Matin tkltsta. A
•s.'.ngs af 18 mW M offectad ky
purrhsttng tha Jaaya ticket 'at
thl Urn*.
•
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0pogf. Mgmuap.il.
Crawlag ,
tone* fan,
a* ^
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JAMB ADOAMB iM BOMTTAL
Dm Card*' four bit*,' livrtwR^
triple.
'•'•‘/•f'S
Tb# OUnte worn iir ir fln t g»
•f Um n m n from Dm Hr*
when • U-Innlng i i m m M I
• In their favor. BUI Tw ij wag’
CHICAOd.
drSsrfi
Jaaa )% -J .Af>—
warfar'and
m rfWBaaa* waala *hao-
Joking a fall, or
,y ujttA
nab
M S ." . l i S S i U S
«y *• » loao^bOBBta* fltjWr,
hi* Mow ball footed th* rad h *
tan UM# after <*ma. However, tb#
rad* ataa tot .nait to that alow
bell-faat bull atjd* at CoW *,end
poahad hit* all over tba lot
Caro*
da ovary time tba. tame to
■late, and appaartd la *u)#y
ddtea af tba ra-Javanatad Pad*
fli* point.
dfctettl lived up to all hi* *drpIbUcIty, and hurled ana of
Mat gamaa aaan bare tbla yaar.
. leer »tralght inning*. Um
ta felted u produce a hit. On,
n (la hlta acored by the Salat*,
fear ware really worthy of tba
a. and, aa ToffalalU *' w **-“
creditable, bdagtag fro* * « * ■
car Colaa of tba Solute tba *U»omant that "Sanford1* ampin* »r*
tba fahOat In the teagv#, amt *
wa dU bar* a row deal ot tba
hand* of an umpire on ear Uat
trip Wre*V* •>
Tba . Fid* win bare a cnat
tbaiira U aaa foot haw food they
raatly bra »h*u tbay aatertaln tba
hoftt-hltUbg Whiter Part outfit
bare n n l Sunday, Joa Tinker wfl)
eotn# ta toafp leaded far bear.
Uru only half a fame la fraht a/
tba not df Um club# la tba te#<L
Prlna wa* tba bey wba pad
Um can# tba Indiana wliaa
ha tripled with one an la tba
llth. Old Kan DougUa* waa
knocked oat la tba flrat Innine white Link Bill by, who fat
tewed him lotted only two laalnca.
Murdock, the.aca of.the Unlrar•lty of Georyle pitchlac *Uff tbla
yaar, pitched a nice gap* u be
made hi* dabat In thl* league, hot
wa* relieved by Atkina wh#n tba
S/KS;
II 41* U H I J t t
i. ' •
i yauugittr handled hlm*«lf
a veteran free# the (tail, m i, Martin, at
i |a Um piiukea, whteh
MHlar, vt
, ha g*v# aver* premia* af be- Patera, lb
more than goad enough. for Hlggina, Sb ...
Plorlda league baiiball. H* lUrrlaan, Sb „
gat plenty of adylca fra** bio Toffolattl. p boat during the neat few day*, Lop**, u s ---lu hU n«U upp**rao«*r whteh v
.
b* #1 DaUnd nait Tburaday,
-*
i wM follow tba dub-will aaa Salute
iurb»4 Improvement./ H. ‘da- L Matter*, Sb
td tfcdt h* w u unable lit gat Wolfe, a a ---rurVt'batl working aa ha.wauld D. WUliam., a
i a* hive, but. If ha la >j*t?Jt Bwll, rf
ha otl eight man and allow ■*« Craw*, If .......
rwlUAut having It work« there H. round#*, *f
waa taken
* —Batted for Wolfe In tth.
«f. Hla great hitting
x*—Ban far TeffaletU la 6th.
ad In a ra-awaktola*
Saara bg lanbtgat
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Sanford
001 SS0 I0 u -t 11 0
Saint*
000 0S1 006-4 • •
raid, far Iwtene*, aW
Suraraaryl. Bua* batted, lai Pacatti, Cotea, I. MUter*. Britt, Mil
ter S. Martin, Pattr*. Hlffl**Twt baa* Mtai TeffatetU, Martin
*. Stela* bnaat, L Muter*, V.
Matter*, Pacetil, ScMrmrd, Hitgin*. Baartfte* hltei Wolf* t .C .
Cote*, Hlgglu. . Doubl* p l a y .
Wolfe, unut Itted. Struck out: by
TuffOlotti A by Cote* A Baa*, ou
ballet Off TeffatetU A off Cate*
A Left on beau, Baafard T, St
AuguaUaa, A Wild pltab, Cote* A
Puaaod Util Bchlrard. Earned
run*. Sanford A Bt Auguitlna I.
Hit by plteUr, by TeffatetU, Hernandu, A Muter*. Umplrua,
■pancar and Palmar. Tima of
mn*ed hall-play*r^ al
{gam*, til A
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Joan G irtfe
TALLAHABBEE—Contract* to
tal Bg $680,0*8, rapraaanttac ap
proximately St mile* of pored
highway, awarded by State Hoad
Department during recant day.
Eddie'Morgan took Al Simmon*1
plara In the Big SI* batting enter
yaetarday whan be punched out tWo
for four. Tba Baba U .till In flnt,
Cochrane aocond, although nafthar
played. BUI Tbrr, added to hi* atreedy good marht
The atandlngxt
Player and dob g ab r h are.
Ruth, Yank*
U I U U M .JH
Cochrane, A*» 43 ISt IS II JSS
Uat wracking craw of S»*ll,
, Harnandat and V, Mailer*
■ty cam* to and want away
tba bat thoroughly .‘ dlaguat-
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W ord
IS 406 M P4 JH
1:Tha II leading Utter*, tedadInc famaa pl*yad, UM** at b*t,
run*, and hlU:
* '
Pliyar and club g ab r h ova.
Burney, Bt. A. 1 IT It J l A lt
Mobley, Day. II 41 f i t Jt Mff
Flttman, W Pb" 6 S4 - 4*UA Al*
Hutto, Day. .10 ' II II II Att
Ham*, DaLaad II 4T1I H
«
s tfS r t
sSpaoaar
s »tad *M l «PWwar
y w**«*aet
s 3
.......
g mb r h avu.
Bt Awnatlna I t *64 6S 109 JOB
Wintar fork
IS 4M M 1M JOt
Martin,
To-Night—
^Saturday-
A PACIFIC Too
Co.
In Dayteua tomorrow aft
liSO o'clock. Sine* Daytaj
In aecond place, they wll
beat te win aa that they
the wadt la a j t e vriUi
tK Z .'S r.K
S to ra s
lend*f*. If you *r* *1
Imp Iran th*«i yw'
A laafcla- aafnad Habart
tk* Athletic* U **vaa MU <
tb* Brown, barb af hba boll*
14 hit* a ff’ Whlbarg aad Ki
U dv4 tU Brawn* aa t la I
for homtre. Datlln get four hH*|
In four trip*.
f Tb*
Baualara, i moouUw*.
:,w .s r5« r a ^ s i
41aa* saiug Uwa* aad lb* l*W*
itiara tarn hatter*. Margtt aad'
AvarHI hlS |MM*c* fW jbaJU f-
i
‘h*gutOprt!*. .
The Br*r**">rt#4 U* 0*rd4
out of t u way far .«•'•••*!■
Yaoterday1* Baaull*
Sanford .^ ..-.ttl g it UOx-i-T
^^kiBSterrffafituld41
art i C. Gate* aad PaaatU.
hlta, white Jim OamaagaAMw
Having! HwIgfi.andTtwMI.
Other* rnlpad out.
I
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tm d J t hM o d M l
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J fund*, fatfiwMi
t t ft o m io o /b iu U
h*lf-a'ralUtonYdt
kktorirto fk) i & M
« i r ; t f r t t u t o r ia l
M t t & W « H ll N u
W r j i A 'W f M f u l
'itpHES®.
.wrnrrrw'
dtfrih f*!W con
hjy\^i»krti will
Mm . Loin*. i
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two' or
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prA cfplU tid i
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V<v :
�. 1TURDAY, J U N E j
**r---------------- L Phillips Ho
Her Sewing
McKay, Superintendent.
Lm t m at T I*. N.
Praypr Meeting *v4ry
n'ght at ft.
■ Telferd b W<
Do m ett, o f Okeechobee, left Tee
ter day ter Daytona Beats to spend
ImpmrioM altar
adod b T topleal
TUESDAY.
The G. I. A. will have 4 picnic
at Evanadalo Path far aU sagtaem
Arid thole families. These pita,
« N r to attend urn asked to mart
gfc tha boms of M r* R. A. Howell.
Rift Frolic k Avonus, at d o'clock.
;^ T h a Co-ed Claes of Urn First
Methodist Church will matt at ■
e"e4oofc at tha hems ef Mr* J. 8.
Crawford. 18*4 Oek Avenue, with
M ta C tW in U m a w n lM r * !.
fj r
W |W
THURSDAY.
Junior CkrietUa Endeavor
^.ifwwn, 1114 Park Avenue. The
rnai^r«m .fee Sunday sight will be
V.Makati at this time .With
Mbs
Onetime Resident Of
City To Be Ordained
A T THE CHURCHES
BL at I a'etock.
tM
it * ;
This chorth maintains a fret
T■ “ •
,
Reading Room ot tho church
Mi. sad Mrs. Monroe D. Halloa,
where the Blhl# aad oil oathoriaod
aed M S, Dry in. * ill leave to
Christian Bdrneo literature may
rnT o * far potato In LoaWaaa to
he read borrowed or porchated
epead the eummer.
Open Tuesdays aad Pridaya frees
( t o I P . M. ___________
son,
Jr,
Mrs.
Walter
Price,
Mr*
Mrs. 8. C Nut tiny, who has
J, N. Cameron, Mrs. T. A. Out.hop* ytcltiag her daughter, Mr*. ner, Mr* T , U Noble, and the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Park Avenue and Sixth Street
Mtears Pauline 8tlneea, Baby Mar
W. P. Drooka J r, Paator.
tin, Klee nor Courington, Lay**
Sunday BchooL 10:00 A. MMartin and Madge Phillip*
Morning Warship—11:00 A. M.
Pretching by Bar. J. N. ThumpChuluota Pastor To
adn.
,
Preach Here Sunday Subject "Hsnve*"
B. Y. P. U, 1 P . A
Kvrntng Ssrvke— 1:00 P. M.
Rev. ) . N. Thors peon of Oviedo,
Subject "Tho Great MIt taka of
Mr. and Mra. Roland & Read, a former moderator of tho Soaald W O f llR I
laft today far Mulberry W spend nolo BapUat Astoria ton will preach Ufa."
Wednesday evening prayer ner
several days aa the guests of Mr. at both the morning and evening
aad M o. E. B. Lawrence, formerly l service* at 'th o Ftrat Baptist vier, 8:00 P. M.
Chinch tomorrow.
SANfpRD COMMUNITT
Ho it one of the pioneer Bap
CHURCH
Mias Lillian Bra nan and her tist preachers of Florida, having
Woaian'o p u b Building, .Oah
bvtma rue it, Miss Dorothy Leach, served aa paator at LaCroaaa, Ovie
o f Cochran, On, ere spending a do, Genera, aad mane ether place* Avenue near Third S t m t
weak at Daytona Beach with Mra. Ha la now paator of the Chuluota * The Rav. Claude B. dimming,
W. W. Alford.
Baptist Church, as wall aa City minister.
Services—1:80 P. M.
Clark and Taa Collector of Ovtad*
Evtiyon* will he cordially welHis subject Sunday morning will
'by. of Panama, are spending a be “ Heaven," while at the arming cemed and made to foal at home.
abort time aa the guests o f Mra. service ho will spook on "Tho
f r e e Me t h o d is t "” m is s io n
Brantley's aistsr, Mrs. Endor Cur Groat Ml*toko of Ufa."
At Faith Gospel Tabernacle. «*0
tail, In Geneve.
Weal Pint Street
f
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
ML* Maude Lake will leave toPreaching, 11:00 A. M. by' Kata
At the Inspirational meeting ef
the Waman'a Auxiliary ef the Ptret H. Booth, paator.
Presbyterian Church to he held
NACL&
Monday afternoon at the church at PAITII GOSPEL TABI
890 West First Street
4 o'clock, Mrs. Whitcomb, of OrSunday School 10:00 A. M.
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Rowland, J r, Undo, presbyteriel secretary of
Prayer and Praise Service 8:00
spiritual
lift
of
this
district
wiQ
expact to Usve Monday for Louis
P. M.
ville *nd Vidotto, Go, whcia they bo tho main spaakar. Dr. Kllsabotk
Prayer Meeting Thursday Night
will spend several days with vela- Tracy haa been appointed program 8:00 f . M.
chairman for the aftotnoo*
Urea aad friends.
Inter-denominational.
M r* a D. Bramlty, who has
boon visiting her daughter in New
ho nt home to their friends at I t s Turk City for the past six month*
haa returned here and la residing
Maple Avenue.
at Palmetto Lodge.
Mr. and Mr* W. L Herrloon
Mra. Juanita Cameron and son,
have lotoraed to their home on
Celery Avenue after enjoying a of Orlando, art spending th'a
twa weeks stay In Atlanta. G *. week hero with the former's par
aad points In Alabama. They warn ent* Mr. and Mr* L. Alien, 807
accompanied home, by Mr* Har West Eleventh Street
rison's sister, Mr* H. a RsdUr,
Mr* A. T. White haa aa her
guests at her home on Magnolia
Avenue, her eloter, Mr* C. A.
Barks and twa children, Charles
m tr> (la iie
G. Burks aad Betty Barks, af
IL Memorisation Work—Junior Knoxville, Term, j
((lift,
18. 8a!ute to Christian flag—
Song—“ Pllng our tho Bonner."
14. Prnyar.
18. Awarding of prisoo f jr per
fect attendance. .
1C. March.
. Those receiving award* for warfart attendance were: EUa Jane
Mra. P r o m C, Cochran and
Plan»oo. Bobby H arr* Chorltlte
BJoblom. Jackie Bostic, Jimmie
Thompson, Ruby Man Deboon,
KM h Low* Roy lIoweU, ,J r,
Floyd Touchstone, Raymond Aa>
daraon, Bobbie Brawn, Rath An
derson, Nad Bottle, Jana Cvchraa,
.Jack Howell 'Franco* Thompee*
Anise Whitaker, Raymond Bell,
aad Evelyn Rob'n* Those teAriu
ing were: M l* J. M. Thomson,
Janjir Class) Miss Elhsl H, otla'n* Primary das* and Mr* ( tr
ait. Harris, Baginaart class. The
atojWM Grace Hoskins, Panda dbb-
Miss Minnie Stowsrt left today
for Philadelphia, Pa, where she
will spend two. weeks, vocation with
her elater, Mr* 8. Van ConnelL
While away eh*'expert* to spend
a short time at Beech llavea aa
the coast of Nsw, Jersey.
Among those from hcic •pend
ing Thursday afternoon at Daytooa Beach were: Mr. and Mra.
Charles Dunn and a?* John Duan,
Mr. and Mra. Ernest Brothsrson
end son, Ernest, Jr, Mr* Juanita
C a m e r o n and sin, B o b b I a
Cameron, Jr.
TAVARES— Shell
Petroleum
Corporation opened filling station
at corner o f Socond St. and Lees
burg road.
O ld roofs
m ade new
Y ou can
lifa o fy o u r
A former Bonfond resident,
Chariot F. Dacha, who taught In
Sanford ochoola for oouo p a n ,
will ho crdalned to tho Dlaronsle
In Uio Episcopal Church s'l Trinity
ALL SOUL'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
Episcopal Chnrrh, hlltml, tomor
row. William 0 . Hargroves, of Mi
The R ot. J. J. Mclaorny, pastor.
ami, will alto ho ordained.
Maos 8:00 A. M.
Tho R ot . Robert T. Phllllpo, of
Devotion# after Maes.
Miami orltl present them for ordi
nation, while tho Rt, R ot . John 1).
Wlnf, bishop coadjutor of . South
Florida and a resident of Mait
land triU ordain tho young men.
The Rev. II. Irvin* Louttlt, of
Holy Crete Church, 8*nfnrd, will
prea;h (he ordlnatipn termon. He
left for Miami yesterday after
A. M .'
noon, and will return Monday.
Subject "Forward Progress."
! Evening 'Service—1:00 P. M.
Subject "A Coed Appetite."
M is . R. C. Collier, the Mister
Christian Endoevor—7:00 P. M. Caroline end Louise Collier, and
Miss Clalte Moffett, of Montec a l v a r y b a p t is t c h u b c h
sum* G o, and the Misses Virginia
At Odd FOllowe Hall, comer Ware, Antoinette Shlnhelser and
Sanford Avenue and Geneva Avo- Acre Mitchell, of this city, nrr
no*
spending a week at Daytona Beach.
J. L Yeoman, paator.
- Preaching 11:00 A. M.
Evening Service 1:00 P. M.
Wednesday evening prayer serv
ice 1:00 P. M.
I
Everyone is cordially Invited.
JACKSONVILLE—Pig'n
tie, rritaurant. Installed
fountain
:
THE FIRST
BAPTIST
will warva 4 Southern j
CHICKEN D IN N E R
at the
CLYDE UNE
Juna 16lh front ft to8 P.ML|
MENU
Fried Chicken with
Price 35c
All Ara Invited
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Ju m 14, IN I.
Second Sunday after Trinity.
No early service.
Church school 8:30 A. M.
r Morning prayer and sermon,
11:00 A. M.
Young peepl* 0:80 I*. M.
PULL GOSPEL TABKRNACLR
On Orlande road near Geneve
Avc.
Wm. P. McPherson, pastor.
Bible 8chool Sunday A. M.-0:4S
Sermon 8undey A. M. --11:00
Evangelistic Service Sunday P.
M. -7 :4 8
Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. 8:00
Prayer A Testimony Wed. P. M.
a—
T:48
Strictly Inter-dmomlnatloaaL
CONGREGATIONAL ClIURCH
Comer Park Avenue and Srd
Street
Rev. Jokn Bernard Root Minis
ter.
Chorth school, 0:48.
Morning worship, 11:00.
Sermon by the pastor.
atoi cordially Inrt'rl.
Wednesday evening et 7:48
ay School ft:48 A. M. Prof service 0f worship.
Sold Bu Leodinq
DRUGGISTS
and
CONFECTIONERS
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
PUBLIC INSPECTION
INVITED
Susncer'.v Dairy, Inc, takes pleasure In formally announcing tha opening ot ltd
now dairy fertn located on the Country Club.Psoli road, four miles west el San
ford.
m
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iWe cordially lavlla public Inspection of the sanitary conditions prevailing at
oor new plant Milking hours ere from twelve o'clock noon to two o'clock P. M,
each day. Visit oar plant and satisfy yourself that Bnencer'e milk la the cleanest
sad moil wholesome milk produced In central Florid*
o cc a'etostal applications
o f G E N A SC O ROOF!
C O A T IN G .
We are complying with every unitary measure suggested by the United Statu
Department of Agriculture In order to give Sanford the bu t grade ef milk that
con he produced.
TU a id a h oary blade
PipIraH paint without
atpml fo r dorability and
weather raetoflng qualitia* it in shipped ready
fo r m w and can b o applied with a brush.
Wa invite your attention to the report bf the City Bacteriologist which was
mods on May tSnd, 1811, prior, to tho opening of our new plant:
Ww<lee
aui ewut
r n w n u liM
Fat *
MsHr Arid
see* ■
tTmnmmUm
•Use
41
rbsl
*4
am
- l-s s
-Wes
Ssme -h ~i ,
1____
Ona fallow o f Genasco
R o o f W a l h g will ordinarfly corwr 150 square
foot o f ro o f surface.
5oppllad ilk I aad 5-galm b padoam d 5 0-gall oq
OUR
ER PRICES
H
As compared with the report of the City Bacteriologist sspeclslly made for
Jb m Uth, 1811.
8poorer*i Dairy, lac, oo-Juna 4th
Bacteria caaal
' Fat %
Jane 4. 1811
4M M
Jan* I t 1181
4-4
Bedlamat T u t
I'rsoervati’vso
Baric Arid
Formalin
possible method to levprovs sanitary coal
RDEN,
\
I
fib la t
Mashed Potato** vis
Cola Slaw— Rka ; f'
Hot Rotk — Pleklao
JaOo— Cftko
V
Iced Taa — Coffaa ym
«
�%
SATU R D A Y ,
\
-
*isr tekkagQwtPAhiA
A t N O T tC te
n o fim
•r*“hy |h»n Ihit Mllfd
.* wM»WdhAh>4i A«o^—
ter
m tlfw l h r ih« IIi*artl
l\wnitU*tniim in nan
iT $%mm M P f
S WANTED— l
•ml Saturday hi
r^fculir n U e tW (irtin
«N»grt IIoum, «l Fan.
tin MmifU) Juljr, «ll».
I •Vlmrk. A. II. fur
iMlninmt
car and eaU-Wp
on* ta throe*
art of H p w atf,
BOUND1 rare !
OR WATCH ra|
'he really know.
B l iW
Mmi
part w i .
Half Ton Mm1»| T,.
V An« "ward l.jr Ih*
•tad. Alio food single car gsrsgv.
F. A. Johnson, Reuta f, Dos 111.
Mmlnnl..
MEAT MAWtfiT
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Prudential Joint' fiIfTW l
clew on Kiwband and' wife
prtJvlBV fo r walvkir o f pre
Pe. l.W.- K ‘ Mae DOUG ALlv 0*7-
mium In avert l o f dUAblllty
LtSOAL
o f (h e hunhand.
i , IfOaleal Meed*:' 1:90, Sooth
I ir a W
>l« far )ha third quarter
The c
jw r s S o ? ®
HAat«)*o Indicated
Kid-led.,
h
i
e
f
*
u“
kota. Wilson, 'VdniaWl Wradrint. u
an
*rm U
Jtfl te right: Case. BhMd 4*U«di U*Ul
New Torhi Erkkara, MooUBA|/ PliMhg«.,
b a n , UUk»
eiulbM iKmd, lA d .
U f.^ gk w V »HilWlng
W W* teW«1t ^rcbebly WllV h . U-
t, JtowdTrr, baile la*
•hi araVh el tha Pe•OW* Bltrota r*portad
ird that aMpmanta fat
.would bd M .par can!
Ily 260 mambar)
irday far “
1
(ha ndriaety
Amrriran
cigilde, Thwuka 4*
irtra, S. C , traffic
■aifintr, praiident of
•.'del
• ■ ■ 11
t-'omd'tai' • praeh
r erat greeUr then
a Prefer melon crop
a aa'ln IPS#.' ;
'iff lo per teitt Id
i nUlla la rorlcmpbriod.
Idl'trto rdduct'on 'In the
yedr. ‘
• ' r J^
of *1* per rent In the
centaStlWe wai t »r*.
eUn * dltueUbh
« S 5 S
Quirt*? -Ilsur, CBS* 7. ArthOr
PiyoPh Cmaa Military Band. CBS;
t i t ; Csrtlfisd Toma tad Jtagka; 11:41, n m K O fm U y , Violinist;
Titt, Hook Packing' Ch/a pragmas J. T ew ** Mtitd Qoartdttaj ItJO,
Yeast Framers, *NBC; *. Friendly
llour,. NBCi ‘
National Sunday
C M g ^ frn U S W
l 10. PoWmi' 4. Sabbath RamUayJK
CathdlU rUMri *C , MdH y j n u
Rtcooyraplwr.; NBCj«t»«VBcew^U
W » u r — oeWMinW
Rlstan, NBC;*7, Q «n* ' WMhlUN
ton Hotri OrrhMtra; 7:»0. ChOreh
•, -Organ Precratni 4 so, Ctyatt Sdrrkw; »ilS,*MajWd.fUao Bt»-
dra.iooH
c # { n £ b * tr t &
Bet M ‘Ait t i n
to MPWrt
for’ ltb ocrompll.hnwnt In accident prerontion dutifig IWO ha*
U in*P|r« error cmyioyeo of the railroad laclodlng peorc In
llrlng In Sanford with a doalro to earn tho plaquo In folura
Tha record that garo tho Atlantic Co**t Lino tho trophy <
CMifollr talc of l.M'por million man-hour* among employe# o
In Oftwp “ U". which tnrllidr* all rallrcada that hat# an *nn«i
of 50,000.000 to 100,000.000 man hour*. Tho docUlon U mat
arcrtal,commute#, ond Ibo wcord of tho Inlcmtalo Commote
Iffgy'fctd MfottMu fu -lW MtUt
ceoe tha Ufeolloh einndt'hd clarod
i t s s m
jil dterawal of Cnr#
provoked by certain
S
! - Free en bond pending tri»l for the CmwfonLSpraeer
In Lee AngoUo. Dlrid H. Clerk Jo shewn ebmre hrrakfnetlog
bout end dohelltote e virtual dl- wife foe Dw ft rat time glnoe hla nrroaL He .wea a .doputj
m toriom ” for governing Germany
Attorney of Loo A n g o W
without beril*m«ni.
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Chancellor Brnralng loft n4
doubt In anyona’a milHl bdfara Wee*
log for Neodeek that Be would not
PROHIBITIONIST
be a party to any rath arrange
ment- That we* mere then pie
popoiut* bargained for and they
haea teen left up In the air mp
klUital1 adviaory com(Continued from fag* On*) . •bio to dtaaeow thoir docUbm ond
impoard of axUnilOn
wan In right/Then,they left lh» yet unable to aoo a cabinet with , ABILENE, le v a ., 4ona 15. 1 all alatos within the
bank and h« Wr •» <0dW bo out Urutolng aa ehancollor In tte i AP)'— Uy eipart handling of hot
r with ih* osceptlon of
learned no uCie *eor thetn'go. They
4lna, Where (ho #*•
•ctogir J, Mra. vtmdUa
Ealhort
d d 'not lock Iho taeU «»*«r and ’ ■ a t .,a s s s f f h t s s u Putnam oacaped Injury yeUerday
Mlor will ooreo, waa
felt
that
Bnienlag
togotter
with
the men Ihskk ftahlly fm d
hy tho hoard yeatorProal&nt von Ilindaihorg must
Ibeinaelvra and gKyg.4hd Ylem.A ffhkcr print rtjwrt Wte aum- find amna way ta w ato It pottlM* art lha ahlp down in an nutomonatural commUalon ta
for tho popullete to rotince thoir
fnrned from’ nridrido thd'MUhly
of tho adriaory board
■tope. Om poaalbUlty la that af ap*
aiiihnrltlc* tank up tho MArth on
^ o T t a ^ t e J i ’ Eddlg iK Veoght,
opornta In working out
Kbs saM ate plannsd te leave
alao waa unhurt.
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i so: d n*T4eelhJ*:Sr OhUhonse
'Tho avtaUla,-waa attempting to
take off from the AWUti* a > ' City, where another auto wire wDl
.sinlick raid ho saw only-eoe o t
port*' eoeidnulng h*r Dlght oast- te aasit from Ph ledriphla,f«r her
th* m*n sulllctently t» Jtat ^
tee ta-tohiUwi»Bg‘ th» . contt-toward from’ CaUlohria.
«>rcrl(tl‘on. Th*a man wda about
meat trip. The damsgsd e fiff
.When ate saw aka had
five feet, sla Incbea tell, worn a
ghi nod a»flUUte-edti|wd*:t* alrar wtltlto era* W tte fhetery far rw
yellow cor#fall •** i»Uow glasses
i
.
.
.. f .
.. 1
A J 1
Oe a geneisl lour " f ln»pecUen.
lln
ap|iear«d
to
barn
'»
d
*r
s
Otlt celonri Amo. W. W Wuodcotk, growth of,beard. '
T * n n t n t e J National fProhlblUon AdmlnlatraThe bank .wa* robbed lari De
1 r p S f i U T y l t o r , recently rallcil from San
(Continued from .Page One)
cemberHo
dm Inc tha nmn hour, at
|Ti ■— ■n■
I Francii»co for Honolulu, wh#r#
houaa In the region.
iauad From Psga One)
will look Into tte liquor situation that lint# #ppr#*lmaWy ($60b0 In
Upon their return t> Sanford,
'only |JJ(i«J4iA3B. leav- In Upcla Sam’# IsUnd pswwaslon*. small bills bring tskcjidiy tw# mra tte patty waa taken to tte Semiwho
'entered
tte
bank"
whll*
a
' gnvernment with a deficit
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nojo High School where e rod
third rvraa’ uSd !n a ear outside. KMPper fUh fry. prop*rod by the
M,043AM on that data.
NOTICE.
In this robbery two Arradia man bqyi, .waa aervod undsr tte trom
I appesri to te I'ttlo
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wore-arrested bat wet* frted lo llfnoat 1M members ahfl
t ^ i u ^ l t a r t 'l h J 'l 'i d f t l ' A V tbi'rragu o’ Jtour nf th. At* after ro tri*l two woeka ago teL r So
Z far
W this
t . mtnth
Al >l'evening
K' ° ,Urth
bl’ rauaa none of tha state nrltnaaaas
Short talks wets made by Promonth. In
In l b,n
h|(|| uworrow
at 10
0:30
Hma hava toullod IIM 4L -I ,-yt.
>nui.ii. ta cordially In- ajuld Identify them posRtvelf. •• .froarr T, W, Uwton. Profeeeer
Dfokts waa acting cashier la A k s R. Juhnaon. and Prod F.
I loco «»f Cterira D. Bakov, caakUr. 'Po»nar, president of tte Sanford
who k ft Ctorment Thursday for Farmer* Club. tHher prominent
AjhaeilU wl|h hit family M T T - -HnrtPwL men proerat were Fred
vacation. Stgkra. Is a director la t , ' .Wltafeis,- chairman of tha
t)ie l)»nh and • memlwr of, the rohtet hXrd. rad Walur M.
Ifayima, a tortater M the heard.
Jhe chq;
A atdag Ikwk ptsHSt * m i - 4 ,
F. Williams vTNwiahaMeei Mr.
hold Mra. JT, * . Melatlro, Tronlon;
jjO D E OF,TRAVEL FOR AQAM8
X. A . Laird, S t - Matthews,
S'. C.i p . C. Hetman; Ma.
late I C. W. L t B f .* _ J » I *
'hi*Uoi L. 3. L am a. Winter
Haven; Ret F. Took, Mariannat
My., aad Mr*. A. Q- Drlggvrie,
Of*«n.boro; Mr. and Km- B. M.
Amelia Earhart Is
Victim Of Mishap
In Autogiro Plane
V In And 1
a
7-Thll
ete T h u r s d a y
-as? at e f c
t m
MODEL "A ” IMS Ford t-doar
f l 'c .
A. D*S*ka*«rd,
**tUn, and 8-cyllndar CharmUl
of, Mtmphl*. Tran., waa rabrialat, IMS modal. In flaia tra
corqraaodrr of thd United dition. Rari and Sand. Myrtle Avn.
rata Vdthrana at lh a' an*
onion o f tha traUrnn*. Ha
ST'OdM ral'L W. Blaph- L A N E rs DRUG 8TOI
arrtptlon*, maydilua*.
ai-rrlc*.
PROMPT
I
Phona 10S.
diet. 10:1b, *8ond»y Night at Sath
ParkcrS./NpC.
nUILDINO n LOCKS— Irrignltoa
bozai and yanaral camant.wdrl.
W R lir — UalaaarQle.
Program; 9.'81, Mlratla Craerata Co. J. E. TarPolice Report; 10, Morning. Melo- SPECIAL PRICE on R
dlt., Confd .1 »0iW, Unlralalty BlDrake*, molded or wovra
Up CJaaa; 10:45, Jama* U Butach, $4.00 on A Ford; labor and
s is iA s a y iT s e t
Fordcnat; A :0I, Dlarwr* Md.lt;
1its; Sheriff A Pollct Report; liSO,
:
N«ur.J*i» a.r»fcr'air»n taat w.
U MOIiiIa N purrhaaar «f i.ssth at
Ta* r.rUtlcat# So. l»t». dalrd th*
lad dar o( Jut* A. !>.. 1*11. Sa*
Iliad aal* r.rlltlral*. I* mjr offlro,
Bad ha. mad* applW-allsa lor la*,
So*4 In l » « » la actmrdaar* •will?
taw. Bald r*rim*U .mhrar.a ta*
following dracriaad p»ap*nr alia.
at»d In B*mlaaU ruaalf, Florida,
IttaVll;
f *
■ tail. t. t. «, J . and North * fa»l
of tail I and Houih IS l**l of
lo.l I*. Hrrood IWrtlon Fort
Malian.
Th» raid land brlna iiMMOl nl
'lb* dal* of |h» laauaoro of nurh
aortlflral* lb |h* oam* of -t'n .
boood". Thai Vr. 1. Marara Bar.
rha.rr nl 1.1, at Ta* rnrllfleai#
Bo. til. daiad ta* 4ih. d*r Of July
X n. i air, ha* i i m m m rrrtitu
•r*l* in W* attic* *nd l>nn n;nd* no.
p«c*t Inn. f*r .la * d*rd ta to*a* la
•frt.idnnr* with law. Bald **fllfl«
rnlr .mhrar** Ihf lallnwla* d*.
atHhrd ornp.rl* (llunlrd In Mrml.
•aal. I'nunlr, Florida. I n . will
Wont l«a 1**1 of lies 1*1 f*»l
houih nf NortHwmt CortiM of
' In,l I. Portion >*, Twp I* Hnalh.
Nan*# II r.a*l..«*o Houth III
. f»«t. Kant II* font. North la*
frnl. Wont Sia Inal. INuw pail
, or IaiI. *, *. A I*. Hn.-und Ho. .
' llaa Foil Malta*),
Th. raid la oil .hnln* **•*•»•* at
tk* dam nf lh» toauattr* of *uth
•ortlflrat* la la* naum of tin.
<hh*wn l'a Itan .aid r.rlltlr.m
•hall ha rrdaaatad according I*
law la* drnd will lo u . ihrrtvit on
th# lath dar el I t l t A. r». I » l .
W lio.ti mr affinal alatwlur* and
Mtl^tbli tha Strd. dar of Mar A.
* " :AU
FOR SALE; Frym .1 ISc per lb.
J. D. Derid ion.
in
i
C. M IL L S B O X D
v
Phaaa IN
Pbate «il-W
107-9 H. Park AVe.
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LUNCH ROOM
Cut Out Poe
nandjr R e fc r tn m
B IC Y C L E S i t R E P A IR S
_
DRIN K S-LU N CH E S
n A c.uK rrn
VEGETABLE
S H IP P E R S
Stems’ Bectric Paiti
INDEPENDENT
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
V. H IHH'IIIJkHH.
CUrfc Circuit Court
HtmlRol* Count r.
FlorUhhnv A M WKKRB. t». f .
CORONADO BEACH
H rld fte a rt
un iikh o f r i'R u i « i i « * .
T* Mad* Ka.lahtuuh, Chaalar,
nmm «,r I'annarlYala.
Tnu a,# harahr urdarad and ra.
SPEND YOUR VACATION at qulrr.1
l» I,a biMt appaar lha *lh
Daytona -Beech. Stop at the dar ul July. A K. m l . I« Ih* Hill
nf r.itnplalul fllrd aaaln.l >. 1 1 In
Sandpiper, 421 Vermont Aeenuo.
Ihr (bn** alrl.d rauaa and Cunrt.
Th* Hanford II.raid I*
harahr
daalanalad
Ih* nawapanar I*
whlrh Ihl. nrdar ahall h* puhll.bad
for four *ona*rntlYn work.
FOR RENT: Modern al* too
Wiin.aa T. H Knualaa.. riarh *f
bungalow, nlco location. Cun aald (Trrull I'ourl. and lha <ifflrl*l
anal Ihtraof Ihl. Ilrd dar of Mar
pletely furnlahrd with Ftlgldaii
V. K. IKHH1I.AHH,
-• > •
m#rh.
youthful
villa, PU.
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.
“ Diving fast for*roo«t lo al- far tho Cnaerd Ung.
nkmlln Uld >f j w
wdya a coni brat aratto nf grrat
•t e n d tho Ifamr
d a n g e r h * aald, -on aeoount of
thd fdrrfhlo Ihrnoh *t water Into •alltag pM tt JfST
tho Wh*4 radelhg dlrtrt Injury iad
•hln from First BspUsl Chorehf
gift. Detroit Symphony Orcheotro,
CBS; 9. ElaelsUln’s Baerod Hour; 23— W anted Real Eatate
9-.4B, Star Revert**. CBSj 10, Con WANTED TO BUYi B or 0 room
..
I on*. (__
g rt.wwi.l
Quartet. rnfll
CBS;
bungalow for cash. All m«d*rn
tte Samovsr, CBS.
improvemoata with garsge. Must
br In flrat clasa condition and a
bargain. Only rock bottom prlcv*
cnnildered. Prefer to deal with
owner. Addroao Bo* -X -Y " e-o.
Herald.
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Ffwgch view is eilromeljr
•cel.:
.
ri
I t k -propte*Ud, heWete
{te i nation wiU strive T er
trtaUooa with Germany. •
UM
i.a i
SiSSmST
ster for amall service station,
WILL TRADE 1927 Dodge roadgrocery or any smsll builnoas, will
give differoort. Bos 4. H. -W.
Herald. ■ - ___________________
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fi A 10c Lunch 4k
C o ffe e Shop.
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D A ILY N E W S P A P E R
A N IND1
PIT* C an ts A O
~ S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A , W f P A Y . JU N E 12, 1M 1
SHUTS HAPPY
NUMBER 13*J
pt
PROBE PUSHED H ouse Postpone!
WTO DEATH OF Action On Luxury;
NEwYORK GIRL Non-essential T ax:
f
Distribution Of Gas
Tax Passes InHouse PRISON W
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t o O tO tflR MrBORT
Senate Committee Re
p o r t s Unfavorably
B i l l Seeking Cuts
In County Salaries
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Demand Fre<
11 Striking i
Arrested Di
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TAMMANYSEEKS
TOSTRENGTHEN
POLITICALFENCE
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DEATH SENTENCEChappell
Men AreFreedUpon
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PASSEDONNEGRO Charges
12 Q uarts Of Liquor
BYJUDGEWRIGHT TALLAHASSEE, Juno 12..
*
-------NEW YORK. June « - ( A P l —
ST. CIAIRKVII.1.E. Ohio,
While a N aueu Tounty urand
I f —(A P)—Two thousand
—(AP)—-Upon ^notion o t
TALLAHASSEE Juno 1L —
jury w.» preparing to
Eight Other Violators GwrKC MeRory, S«mInoU
and women *toirard the Bel
(API—The Florid. Houoo todey
county Jail hor# Thnraday nl^bt
Of S t a t u t e s Also County, the Florida House to*
E. Ed
* 4 ed w ith nd- ondod IU long fight o rrr geoollnc Decision Made AsLcgeffort to force tbo relvaoa. of .U ..r. Mr*. *'J*uri^T ' "f* • ! ward« late Thursday ordered _
r . a n d th e tee revenoe dlotributlon by Inislative Inquiry En In11 nn.Diking
R
e c e i v e Sentences duy Indefinitely postponed
cotl miner* artutfad
a .* *»» *7 toe rUh>«tof •" »h* f"m .tlo n of.the body
consideration of the proposed .
tppll
ters Another Stage dur ng disorder* ol the New q t t Toronto
treduring end peeling » cun; “ , r \ . v e . "he be d a t r k e V ^ thr M - r « '‘-old tooaty r a .t
Sen’ence* ranging from one luxury and non-oMcntiala la * ''.
feriy mine of tho M. A. II
■raalon, prom ee meeeuto 84 to T. Tlio hill
year In Halford io death by elec- in tro d u c ed a t oiienlnR o f too-':
-.
NEW YORK. June l « - - ( A P I - Coal Company. •
N O T H - eoald divide the dee ee follow*:
I dayIri* utlou, adminltterod upon n’n# d a y ’s eew lo n hy R eps. R ow * ’
ar-i-nd In thr l»rr.
Shrillf lUwaid Duff, 40 *
f'dwarilt
halted
tho
proceeding*
T h e throe conte t» the Stele Hoed Do- Taaimany Hall prepared yaale.. Iff* depallaa ami a grodp
Jcat at the body w aa'to bo *bnt ollnlatot* nf m ajir Uw* t,y Judge a n d L ea, o f M a n a te e ; Y e a rtjf,
has been yertmeqt, one cent to ountle* on day ta .olidify lla organitallun all American Legion nitmjiet*, an a a
to the eretnatory. lla aald hr-had Wallace W. Wr ght with the ad- •>f Ltvy; and Coffee of DoSotfs
_ _
_
revenue the boeio of erne, one rent on tho along (ho line ee tha legtatatlrr with Irar g»» bomb* and inarhlw
one more wllnea* he wante.1 to nninition riu t "you boy* rhould be
one-ho If rent Inqu’ry of New York City Moved gun*, broke up tho crowd and at
Identify the victim, and eipoetod glad you caught me In a co«d The toll call vote wa* 40 yea* a*d« .
.wria^fr? relied forth
,BtT^• bonu lltheofbetpopulation,
rested the trader, two Thoropao*
M fM
• of u w w r i property toward a busy summer.
th r Identification to ahed light mooil," fraluw d Circuit Court ae- 30 nay*.
The bill would *et up a tax o t ,
of Pltunurgh. reputed communla
tfvillr* th'a afternoon, ju it before
un
her
movement*
prevlou*
to
her
from ponpta valuation, end one-halt rent on
Political w rilrte said three vet and leader ol tht National Minora}
rigara, cigarette*, other tobpecoa, # ,
In opposition the besli of road niilcere main
death *ome tlma aftar the dlaap- adjournment until Monday morn candy,
ammunition, playing ca rd sb ^
tained by tha State Road Depart eran Damoctatle leader* In Man- Unim.
ing.
pea
red
front
her
New
York
homo
hatlan are torlng hard tight* in
Thomijion'* arrrat followed
The trial of Rufu* Merchant, matt extract, bottled drinks foun
ment a* of June, IPSI
la*t
Friiay.
'
Tha eeeau representative* ro t. the September pr marlr* and that mrlre during whleh Duff atraf
! He *ald the wltnce* had aeen colored man chaiged with th* tain ayrup*. perfume*, coametke,
Only two woeka Wft of tho •
Tammany waa getting ready to .truck hy acveral of the d*moaa ^Biography
.porting good*, club, dura, Jewel
_
Of
Famous
the girl -at a time and place lm- death of RvoWvelt Kendrick wa* ry,
iM.gSefwit
the
bill
were:
Boith,
tre eomi*i efFO deye, end Urn
mm'.r, and muairal InatrumtnU,
to n . Tu tesruv the aherlff, a depu
extend
tupport
to
their
*eetor*.
concluded
th!*
morning
and
the
Statesman Is L i k e ptwtant to the InveMlgallon.Sonet# *1faddy d re a d Pinn. Kelly of rinollai) Coff##, of
and
radio*.
ty fired a tea* bomb which re*altThe
Sun
eald
Tammany
"I*
ahlft In cremation plana raw went to thr jury Juat before
,_ tl# n t » ereote another Deaoto; Mitchell, of Indian River; patting It* Internal affair*
Another hill railing for a five .
In ed la *even women and flea mon
Horatio Alger Hero waaThrpreceded
hy Edward'* *t*to- noon. Judge Wright then an rent tax for cigarette* wa* proputting
them totortiay. by *d- Ward, of Orange; and Wa'.nrirht, order
with the firm purpo** ~ of being overcome.
ment that tho Information at hand nounced that he would beg'a poaed In tho Hou** liy Hep. Waot
of Brmdlord.
■rnmoBt ever th# weekend.
Although repuDed, the demonIty lll'DSON HAWLEY
ennretning the girl'* death would pawing aentrnce upon acveral brock. The Nil provide* that a ftei
Meanwhile the Senate wrangled holding It* ground agaliwt all at- ■trator* rontlnuod to mill about
I'AKIH.
a ***»*•»* June 12—(t'upyrigM,
*
re
to nsii'ini,
handed, wiui
with ■
a torn•• book with vl datura at I-.HO u'rloek.
over the aame question. One dla- Uric*." T ie “H a ir know*, tha the jail and an additional rrowd
rent itamp to placed on evorf t<In U»# word# of A»o* end An trtbutlon plan waa temporarily paper »* d. that It will he under
19.11, hy the A**odat»d I’rc**.!— .liver claape, to the Jury today.
toe Rhode*, colored man found parkagt rtgardle** of th# retail'-.*
of
approilntalely
4000
waa
attract*
dy, »TSK REGUSTED". Bat whet pootponed. Another Which hod next fir* (tur n* tha leglalallro investi
*
. * at . . . i .
*
— *1
» la
— .llart
rn
nlilflln g frR
li
|*
a
diary,
containing
fraggullly of having ru t alex Fergtu value or tho *l*e of the paekaftk,'^.
e j to tho *crn*. Fearing another A llorallo Alger hero to.-onuto
can I do shoot Itt It appear*
gation.
irent* of the Ilf# *nd eaperienreo ■on tn death with a rarer, waa
nothing, bat deflator my veto p la n on tbo calendar waa ihhen
Tho . three dtelrirt content, outbreak Duff cent to Bellalr* for president of France on- Saturday. of the 2-Vyear-old chemlrt’* *teP- arntrnred to ‘'electrocution until The mraiurv waa referred to th a ,- * r
finance taxation committee.
M. Paul Douliter, who triumrhod daughter, whea# hrulaed body waa
In protaat »t ..ed*f*trifling <th up. Tho firat plan followed out challenge tho leadership of Horry rctnforvementa and a larger .apply
y -u to dead".’ II* heard th# aenHep. Dan Chappell, Dade county, *
. n, i.
the PEOPLE'S RONEY. There Governor Cerltnn’a lecommenda- C. Perry In the Second D&tikt on of tear gaa bomba.
over ArDtlfe Urland In the elec found In th# aurf at Long Bench
true*
without
noticeable
emotion,
end
two
ether*
were
freed
yeatof, r»
tiona
but
a
battle
developed
over
•
Tho
eleven
men
held
were
a
r
tion a month ago for tho molt M/uul*y. threw day* after *he canhero been more Nile
the lower Eaat Ride: Andrew B.
tbto ooeolon aeakfng te ADD an amendment propping to Jolae Keal'ng In the Thirteenth, near retted earlier In the night when elrtatrd po*t In French imllliee, lahed from her home in tlrewn- hut appeared to to heartened •toy of charge* of po*•r**lng 18
when R. W. Ware, hi* attorney, quail* of liquor in violation of tlta .
m g end SALARIES then to the gaa tax to eight rente a gal Columbia, Untrere-’tyj and John a march on tho New laiffetty mine 1* the *>n of a railway *ectlo« wlch Village.
(iiloial pint
iirna Intern
il rtYOtllB i!f#
rualom*
Internal
announced that an appeal waa ftdeial
CUT THEM, end many offle#r* lon aend ng one additional rent Mara, In tho Twonty-Thlrd, tho waa broken up by Ihiff and hta h»>**.
Edward*, convinced the young
law* at a preliminary heating ha''
drpotlra.
fiim elf over tbo Btato. pleading tn tbo rountloa equally for repair upper tip of Manhattan.
Hi* mother »a* widowml when trao ty wa* atoin hy drowning, being prepoicd
La*t night'* dUortter* fullowad a he waa a toy, aad at the . age of
Kd MrOdluugh. alia* F.d Pm th, fore Stair* t«mmi**lon*<ffR. B.-with tholr RopreoenUtlyeo end aed maintenance of roada and ona
M id the diary *tr#ngthrn*d hi*
Harry Perry and Chrlat >pher day that *aw a dyaamitiag »od
M*v»h here. The rate wa* ptoroil <*,J S J -t
Benet t ra to hero thorn eoelot le cant te tha general revenue fun da. D. 'Rulllvam half brother* and an attack U|>on miner* la Jefforj 14 he left school to aihl hi* Mt theory. It contain* name* of per found guilty of *acond ilc\re* cn th* retold today. Tb# o t h e r V
murder,
heaid
J
u
d
|r
Wr
ght
aen
Senator
Bell'a
plan
waa
to
talao
the
’
foooend
.
eelertoe
to
the
family
Inrome.
R A U I N O ----------- ---- - ______
ron* »rclally and politically promi
i n t n u n to Big .Tin* and IJttie
lene* him to the minimum. 20 men wore II. I- Allen and W. B. the U s to odyom aaata. t» d iat» > Tim StSllvan. who rulrd the K**t ton and Belmont f)ounliea'.}Acl|ni
It* worked unremittingly, and
MetrllL Th# trio waa placed under • '
lo meet tha emergairy, ’toantf hg lived according t* the atervt nent.
a r the ‘ governor
,ate'ala
With the diary, the grand Jury yeas* at llalior.l.
Side
sart'on
fa
r
year*,
d.vlile
thr
eommla*loner*
approptialed
|
f
l
,
00
i)
rant
to
tto
Vernon
I).
KtoV*.
*nd
O
re.
t
*«>;">•> ' " " V V.
and one
)dbk e t It the aemo wejr.
In the
District. to be uerd by Duff la employing precept • af the pea*antry fr>m wilt receive evidence gathered lu William*. whFv me«, eCargt-d with '*todn*Mlay ev*n|„g to UgO.
i
* Heron.!..........
under iKidrrahlp
\°
"1,
,
a
which
he
came.
There
w
».‘
no
New
York
and
Beaton.
r|cK anatom ba*der^ait#l
IL Perry i* oppoeed b l
a * .!* . lubtod
...ua*g x. '<
. i l atom .1
'fTt w arf
*1
Several peomhtont poapto would having
CommlMloner Maeah 1 aald t
haw liren ."happier tf the g ul Chuluota ‘at piatol p>nt, wet# men rnterwd pica* of not guilty,!
«g* m the two counuee.
va
w.
..m
ain. to
. Jmnliman
of
74,
he
remain*
the
elmpl*
man
•entenerd
to
fit*
year*
each
at
were
dead,"
the
dlatriet
attotoey
Dietrich wa* thr only witnoaa I n '
Duff aald he waa determined;lo
today reported tmf»v M l , •
tha people, abalemloa* In hli *ahL
Kaiford. They had plfaded guilty th* ea»* who tratified, aald. th#
John Mara, a pel t rat woikef pratewt violence and w»* recrwll- i-f
___
_
I
propoetng
reduct’ona
private
life,
aloof
from
the
frivolotahly
The lnve*tig*tion aWo *pr»ad to to Ui» vhaig*.
cumintailnncr. lie follotfed Chap*
for 40 year*, who pride* Wm*«lf log all available officer* laal
Pilchard dcndennln, white man pell'a car for aeverwl mile* tofovw
ItloaAl -ona##. which w# and aagulatlona in aalariea of on knowing almo*t every man and night Meanwhile, R .’ A. Ireland, Hie# nf Pari*, an early rl*er and England.
aval
a h arl worker, lie la a thrifty
SrotUnd Yanl wa* roque»Ud hy who diew rnnaiderable atteutliia (topping It In- the belief It' annet need, and I Ihund to etu n ty ’offleer*. Qne bill proposed wiman In hi* dialrict, i» >.pp« «ed gtorrml manager of th* Haag*
raid* tn a*k Dr. 0. Jame»on Farr, hy appearing a* hi* own attorney ■wered th# deicrlptlon of a c a r a t
Inaa to veto agalaat *P*nd- k graduated acala of aalariee pi by a cigar *al#*inan. Jnmr* II. Company, and PToareifUr Wad- Frenchman of middl* chut.
In hi* lung •crrlco tn the *tate, aurgron of the liner Franconia, in a trial on a charge of break •Imllar make known by tho tordar
a cent that U aot abeelutoly all rotmty fee officer* ba*ed
del of Uolment County, announcotl
the popul.llon o f'th y count'a*. Torrent
eaary, ma I Vara up to n«w.
thoy would go to Columbu* to Doumrr ha* had training i-nme- about hi* aoquiintanreahlp with ing ami entering, wa* given a four patrolmen to to a liquor runaog
Thr
long-etanding
dilfricnca*
what ilmllar to that cf the lat*
Another prtpooed |o regulate aal
betvreca KraTing and Aldirmai, morrow to a*k Oovemor Ueoige Pr**ident Taft of th* United the girl. It wa* mail* clear he |p*r *enlenre. He waa loupd guil After hearing tho Uatim on. tna
t'.
•'* .’v- :-—
wa* not under auaplrlon.
arlea of county commU.'on* oe.
renimir* loner aald ho auatalnod
ty h> a Jury.
Whit*
for
State
aM
unle*»
the
*ltFalilck S. Dowd In tho Th rirvnih
,TYe majority frvtton I# bo«dThe girl'* vl»it* t" Tunard »Mp*
voiding lo popqjotion of the have beeom* nlmo*t ^ Tammany nation 1* under complrle control HUte*. Each had long evpenenr#
llo> Walden, whit# man, who tho motion of W. J. Owen, attorney
t
'(Contlmicd
on
Page
81*)
rnnllmmi to engage the atten hi*
for vuwpgwn,
Chappell, to .dUmia*
another to rogvUto
n u n tie*. Still anotarr
rwgyiaro
...
_.
—
. the a.. by then.
ni* plea
pica to guilty of
ot forging
terg in r a iw
.. .. .. .. the raaath e 'U r t eiaatioe.
tion of detective*. A party on worthle** rheck, and then changed l»eeau*# of lark of probable MM*
aUlrioa of county, commlwtonvr*
r
fireman rharged Imported gunmen
May *• when »he became in'otl- hi*
acarrh. "It l»
poculUr *
1... ..I*.
i n . .a for aeatch,
I* highly peculiar
according to tho population.
<Wm,n
rh*r* by
^ lmport'"
CHILD KIIXBD HY TK l’CH
plea lo ...lit.#
guilty ni
of .uttaring
Georgia Holds Itsl^ast ratrd
ami victory
.luffing oallat
and had to be put •»ho'e worthlei* cheek, wai acntcnccrl to »n,| h it the appearance of being a
Bodort oa of tho au tea Jailr al
boat*.
framed up ca*e," the rnmmlaalonor
HT. PirrEUHBURG. Juna 12 — Execution ByHanging on a *mal| boat after th# F ran two year* at Halford.
clrculto frjtn *8 to 18 waa.proThe dDtrirt leader* get t ’lolr
•aid. Chappel *alil he h*d no com
conia ealled la of particular In(API—Robert
Bruce
Neel,
f
ycarpoood
In
a
bltl
by
Rapa.
Black
of
I'hire
In
other*,
toland,
Cua.
•c o r; now and
Join through the county tor-unitAUOURTA. June 1 2 - (API— U-mt to them.
ment to make.
*
i b aon of Mr. and Mt*. W. E.
Alachaa. and Coffer, of DoSoto.
Uw*
Stanley K. Faithful), th* girl* and Edilic lleckatrom. all having
Neel, wa* killed here yeatorday Oeergia today ciarU d It* la*t
Uadar tha bill oath circuit woull
lepfather and a manufariurlng pleaded guilty to charge* of
when atruck and run over by a death by hanging when Aithur ►
' ' aalaa ----'•
' have one judge and ona atote*
UY..ad*acatoa
ha to
Meyer*,
negro
paid
on
the
»caf
rhemlal
and Mra. Fallhfu'.l held hieaklng and entering declared
■
n
In
truck.
The
coroner
urdere<l
attorney, with frur eaception*.
Ihi-m-elvr*
In raadlne** y#»l*r»tay that they robbed berauwi they
fold
for
Maying
H.
E.
Dunn,
tailagain, and have iatra-'
ijneat.
road ilotecllvr. Iiiten** c*clte- to I# questioned furthtr by Mr. were In nerd of foxl and iloth1. what Psay'-ha tha • n to rjg
ment prevailed Ju»l tofure the Edward*. The dead girl'o »l»ter. ing. toland lleokatroai, the father
U hath Haaaa*. uador ihd
AX RLAYBR TO DIB
trap wa* aprung whrn a humlre-J Tucker, w»* cloeetol with aulhnri- nf two young children, d elated
•* *
WATERVALl.EY, Mi**.. June 12 iwtaone or more who had climbed tl** -ywaterday aftornnon. M - that he had been unable to aeThe Aemlnole rouijly Chamber , I
)f It woaM
—(A
PI—Sam WhlUktr, 18-year- to tho roof of thr *h*d Juat out ward* deaerlbed them all a* "very cur* employment for month*, and of Commerce wrnt og drtord a*' '
Ika Morrill and Junto. Hanklna,
that hi* family wai In want, which
here, It may
ride
the
Jail
yard
were
plunged
hrlpfuL"
old
negro,
aceuaod
of
th#
a*
(lay
recently return*d from the UnVfait l*d hint t> committing the being in favor of thr rrtablUkmeBfe'.'y
wo all fear
to the ground •• th* roof col
verally of Florida and .Alabama ing of W. B. Wagner. WatervalUy
of an agricultural artvlr* and *#• 'LONDON, June 12 —(AIM— crime.
Sanford motorUt* who driv* In where the? wot# ac# golfer*, wor# bank prmldent and merchant, and
’ %
Juiig* Wright aenteaeed toland perimrntal utatlotv In Brmlnola
Officer* aald no one wa* In Captain Robert B. Irving of the
tlia . vicinity • of Sanford’* hoaloet th* Ng gun* lg tha vktery of the hla .wlfa, wa# found guilty l»»*
County w hethy the half mill U v y !
ftrwet Intoraecllon* tomorrow. *dU Daytona Beach Oalf and Country night of murder in the fll*t de jured »«rlou*l> to l »rvrral n*re liner Franconia »ald la»t night llrekitrom to two year* al Hal added lo county fhara caumtd a
ho grootod hy member* »of th# <Uub golf avxtot g##r tb* l**gu* gree. The verdict earriea the H.ilh brul*#d. Roof* uf all building* that *o tor a* he knew Mlaa Starr ford; Eddie Beckatrom to ona ral*e In tax** or m-t,
near the Jail were crowded. .Since Faithful! waa not a paaaomer on year at IU ford, and Qua Beck.
B#y Scout* nf America who will leoding Sanford Country Club on*
That deeUion wa*
icache,I ■ *
Meyer* waa Indlrted thr rial- haa h it ahlp whan he left New York, •Irum, ■ boy »f 17, to on* year at
old Chief of Police Boy O. WU- try In th*.C«ntraJ
tral Florida
Oolf
.....
Wednc.day night at a • pedal ‘
•uhaUluled
the
electric
chair
but
the
Ftate
Rrhool
tor
Boy*
at
but
came
aboard
a*
a
vialtor.
(loom IB an edoeatlowo! campaign League. Th# Sdnford duh h ut to -TAM PA-- I4J»0,000 ran* I'tormeeting of the trail# body, called
The rarlaln **ld he wa* noti Maranna. ’
haring for IU pwpo*o tho cor- the Daytona eutflt U 1-2 to IS l-X. Ida giapefrnlt ahlpped fmni here he waa compelled In dir undt- th#
fied on the. bridge that a woman
old law.
•
The Jury which tried Rufua for the purpoae of healing H. J.
ruction of many eoaoa of trofne- Th# match## were played over tha during recent ten week*.
vialtor wa* atlll on board after Merchant I* compared of (I. II. Lehman make a report on hi* re
|ow violation* which have boon ■party Alamo Cogatry Club roar*#
they left th* landing atag*. and Hire*, U. C. Moran. E. D. Hart, cent appear*nr* before the County
at MSwtoc Park jmatorday a (torwere »n their way back to Eng- W. F. Garner, J. C. Kitort*. D. C. Conimloloner* to a*h that a half
mill to placed on the budget, th a
wra* pitted
*WUL
. .
. * I. Hlrkaon. tV. W. VaaNeta, J. D. proceed* of whlrh levy would en
Ik# Merrill,
At
tht*
time,
ho
declared,
It
Warren. F. C. Woodcock. ,T. II. able local farraei* to maintain •>
Hanford,
agalaat 0 . W.
wa* lqnpo#alblw to return ao he Vaughan and Edward Tofilay,
day, a 73 for
hag Jaw acarw af
tervlea they have long nrodad. ■
tai
l
h*
hailed
.a
tug
Into
wnieh
» r h id 'a
They heard th* following witthe par Tf UyanL
Alt* It. Johnaon apoko for Me.
The
Sanford
Bnaotoll
Cluh
U*t
Daytona,
Detond,
VVIaler
Park,
■he
wq»
<af*ly
lowered,
»ml
th#
on# up
nr«*«*. offered by U)a - R ule
78, to»iag to
tug headed tor th# landing *tago. through Millard R. ,Smith. Tltua- Lohtnan, and declared that tha In*-"
I each nine holm. Thjkt batric waa a '«** ‘r - *
preaalc#.gglhod from the County
I nlp-aad-taek affair, a* wa* the *°red affair when, a | a mreliny at |0 " uk|(
n,-'p»|.*r|,l du - Captain Irving added that th# \ ill*-, rla tr'a attorney1: ’ Ruth M. COmmlaaloner* waa that they >w*iwr^;__
wontayi
apparently
had
a
number
an* ketwoan J u l y H ankins Day- th, o frw of lU rfy. M. I'*pwtrth.
0(
club, dcclorjd chat at of friend* on th# (hip and ap- I’lince, Diraey Dan ft#, Rvnn'v p. aval** lo r*i»ing the toga* I# i a f ^ .
tana, aad Kr*d Trwhar, 6apf*«L tipt**foUt-v** »f
] (.'haintoi of i ^ i ,a* aunr Igll
af tth*
wilt be •feared to to In a very Jovial Mrichant, Dr. <*. L • Fark^ and aay. although they approcialad Uta •
Hankin'* oagto tar# oa the 17th! i*P»o»fni™.v*a «« ?
Dr. G. II. Stark*, jtlao th* fol effort* which th# Haaford F am * 11 !,
Commerce,
ladependeut
Mctchaat*
needed
to
makv
«»•
d
i
4'
•
• 1‘ “ mood.
. lowing wltneaaoe-offered hy Mir. ar* Club wore making In trylntf>lh
hole decided Aba n a tc h m favor of
Aaaoctotton. tha Uena CUh, th* now etmjmaed. 1* . .|»to«r* to the
Deapltr
report*
from
New
York
tha Daytoaa entry.
« lloUry Ct«0g Dm KlwotiU Club# 1«»c«tf. Ilf •p o i n t o i l th# vast
aaaure the eiprrim eatal *tali##L: *
that Reotland Yard had toon chant, through hi* attorney, fl. A.
Jo in TarwUMger had l“«
Frtd F. Dorner apoka briefly #4) ■
th#
-Elka
Club,
aad
the
haaford
amount
of fqiaCrity Raliford
wa* a*k*J to queatlop offlcora and II. Wllklnaon; O. J. . Pope, John
.foe
. . ,L.
*
.
.
l
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I
I
llanktto
-MX*
UIUO,
aau
tne
imn.o.w
*m»u.»
—
th* Sanford M m , a 74. Hank v- •
r need for tho atatian and nrfa d
—
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*'*
pf
iu
entry
llendereon.
Rpfua
'Mirchant,
and
member* of th# tr#w of tb# Fran
to! S y ^ t t o t o r t h i u O fth . day V afm er. Club, beard It. K. Ctop- to eN v to e* . W rtodlt pf
it n n y geracn prvaent DM th o lr U
aruo,
and
Dane
Drver^S il ta g Void ,7th Hi* drive man eaptola tha need* of the rluh, la tba<&ntr*l H«r»«to U
conia. II wa* aald th#r* IU auM
effort* at aareading tha tnfae— Wf
,
______.....
luba
tah#
at
n t d n d V ^ixn#**
light aid# and <to*lat#4 IkM they would rn- aatod th a t the civic rtol
Uiorittot “know nothing offtelil
_____aapurpoae*
and
lion
tb th# purpo
TflCMR 9 UBf
*** K
• .1 dot##
J __* _a JrJw.
Ira at .10
lt tfa A
tfVtfll III
ft III
lK building
TORNADO (NJL'RES FOUR
drive A.
to sail
aell m
atl lea.t
.10 iM
laaat
atoati
P‘ rt
to the
ly about th* ra*#."
aibi* beneflelnl effect* which
*<naon tUkota during the next few up Of lb# local cluh hy kponaoring
B R A D Y , To*-, Juao I t — ( A P ) to'gnlnod from th* atntlon.
da*n
.
•
tk# drive.
FI.IBM KILLED
Aftar *bort talk* hy *#v
•hall plryer* have ol— Four peraona ware injured, on#
The agaeoa-tlcfc#U, goo.1 for 24
th* atembera of tha trad#
_ given vmph ymeol
a on aal* today
TOLEDO, Ohl#, Jua# I f —(API terloualy )#*t#rday. aa a amall Prealdont Papwoeth mo
■court**)- of th# Ban- -V f.pt. M- M. Radnor. 108th ob- t.rnado demoliatod th# farm homa
Of $2 ever th* th
^jiapan), and Chaa# and aervallon aquadron. UBnol* na of Jerk W hltatoad In Rochellg, tho group go op record aa .
pile* tor 2* .
lag th* Comml*#looel* to lorir
I official* off.red to aid
r the v*rioaa Ctk;
i
.
tional guard, wa# killed, and Cap near h#r*.
one-half mill needed.
placing a man, It waa
n t night will
tain Kootok. alto of tha IHiaoii
July 7 waa alao a#t aa tha t f
• t thr meeting. It w#a national guard, waa aartoualy In
DIXON REAPPOINTED
ticket*. Kvhirh th# anaaal m cm tortN y"
MOlad that II bualnea* jured here y#*t*rday when thrir
■oaford will to
mild, begin. . .
Rad alga I(led their Intaa
to la*uir the
WAHIIlNOTON,.J*n# d f-(A P )
piano era*had . m a r tha Toledo
l«nrc........
hating. one uniform airport. Themaa f . White, Jr- 84, _ Preaidant' Hoorn yealerday raeluh by purPLANT CIT Y -1
* will rarfy adWpalfarm
tn ll
in adwacO
appointrd linealn Dixon of Indle for th* hoalne*a hou**, Chicago, waa haruad.
ftctor# to*
ie may be
r of the tariff
la to
•nn
■ Ordered today *a that
*#*ttaa of
•f
ata
iger* wboaa
rommlratan
fo
r
for
JUPITBII—Flagg*
to here la time for th#
•r pUyer#
I t.
year*
’ "
the »#eond half, July 8. repairing
rr of th#
' '.
jrsss? s?£i
.... *-*••- NEWPRESIDENT
OF FRANCECAME
UP FROMPEOPLE
r
x
As s v b m r s
"m em
County Trade Body J j
Backs E xperim ent
V
Station Ne^jr.Here
Local Golf Team
Boy Scouts To Aid Is Handed Defeat
Ponce In Drive On By Daytpiia. Beach
T r a ffic Violators
Civic Clubs Will Sponsor Sanford
Baseball Team F or I^est Of Season
X
am m
i
to
A
m•
,h #
�it-.
Um first to
a Mu j c a n
“O f S p i r i t -
I’faablon.
y Pr*nch's great thron-kll
ounrs earned a 3 to 1 r if
le Um Plrnton o rtr tbs
, I t was tba spralngghm e af
lies, and McGrow sent in
mebors In an affort to keep
Ills the Cardinals. Paul Wan1 boms run with eno on In
berebajl playtra who, added to
Um local dob, will string then It
Immadlatolrf bsvo met with a rwi portae by two local organisations.
Laat, night the Sanford Elba Club,
after a aboil rUscosalon daring
which C o tta Undotrom, DoLand
Elk declared that a baieball dob la
one of tko boot publicity g etto n
th a t'an y imall town could spon
sor, appointed M. L. Tlllla aa a
committee of ono to work with o
representative from Um Lions,
Rotary, Klwania Cluba, and the
Chamber of Commarrr, In an ef
fort lo can rasa the City for jobs.
The Elks are alio said to hare
gone on record as being willing
lo hire ono piayar aa a sort of
R EA SO N S
■’t^ i *-e’V” ;V W ,r
w h y F rig ld a iro
u• th« A
dvanced
, f » * ' MjiV , * •.
R afrlgarator
<►
• .
■ postponed all but ana gtoM
Atnedcsn League. The Settbnleashed a sarage -batUng
*
*
i
ha ftfUi straight win far tha
oca. Manuab and Waat led
rinners' b itten , while Eddie
M, the coast league star,
to land hit mataa. " Manuab
V you will Body t U lol*
louring lb* « l Frlgldo tea's tS
V W w tm p W W
wa
P e w faal
*w w s a
o wim
s w that
ss*w s
for you tU fu non bo but onu
, Eachary, Braves, S aach..
ry llandrleh af tha
is aHlhln striking dlstsncs
plats la tha batting race
n -4 . r • • • ' • . .o
To-Night
The flrat baal—aa concern in
Sanford which sditrwd to *assist
Um c l * by im plgytet a ball
piayar Is Um local branch of Um
Cdo Com pa ay, and or tko d im
Uon o f' H. J. Oaooo. They M "
Mid th a t thoy woo Id find rodm
ok Uttlr payroll fo r a t Icaat ono
player, and Um management
bopca to plaeo Louis ToffaleUI,
the now horlar, on I M r payroll
The Colo Company, which W
already co-operated with peartJcall* o»*ry rrle-ratoryrU e by de
flating crate after crate of Cole,
agoln offera to aM, Their rapport
mill not only aid tba ball flab and
Sanford, bat win react la an lacreaaod ealo of COtO.
n ld ••ry* as fair waralnc to
y other I n itN d a b which lo
rds to sto p o iA of th a league
r a day and. taka a a m m o tk t i
ih. On* thin* UM Dt Landers
i look for from now on. I• Mobley, Daytona 10 tb U
fr»r of raw ing by the Peytoaa Minor, mu pv . to
it
. H . . r i t i n . /M m
Vm ,! V
Sm alt M. An*. , 0 40- 7
Pittman, Win. Pk. f 0a 4
. ‘Central Hot Ida League Uam Sami, D oU ad _ I t <0 I t
pad Indlaldual batting. n w i r e s Bock, D oU nd i . 4 7 » 4
U k afternoon find Um St, AugUi- Hernadoa, Be A. 0 00 0
tlde entry furnishing all tba fir*- Cnlbrsth. Cocoa iO 44 0
works. Tko Ha Into a r t load'ng tba Hutto, D aytona.- 0 00 I t
league la balUng with an era rare Rolieteen, DeLd. I I 4 l I t
• t 41R, whllo Baaeoy,, tbolr third L Masters, St. A. t S3 C
bdeke. la leading the lodlsWoil
b atten with a 410 mark. Sanford
bay been unable to , peodurw a
rrgulsr 400 bitter outside
of
M ajugtr Deotob. Here'* bow .they
atond, Iminding last . Bonder’*
Rand la’s Da Land outfit stopped
out of the league to play M **•
hlbltiou gama with Um . Pslatka
Pal« yesterday, and were returned
tko loaeri, , aa Bab* Lororotta
burled Um Pals to a 3 to 0 wf*.
Burkhaidt, the left-hander J .who
pitched against Sanford for *- d o b
U rea Innings last Bandar, started HI Augustins
a:,
i.
t
g ab~ r
h A rt
0 314 04 103 410
lbagub
U i-V U t
10 44*
it a m
10 -400
I t .400 DotrjJt
I t JO*
1| J00
11 407
10 404
10 407
I I 441
11 434
lilM b M ttm
a I b a r , . H a tte r-
NATIONAL LBAGUft sCs.
W . L *»t.
St- Louie u h ii it 30 .14; 'AM
Now York
10 It.
47S
Chicago
Doston
Brsohlyn
20 I t
. . J L *3 33
47*
400
St uBS->-4 SS|
�*'.-'yt,
; Sy :^;V.V
- W->» (5U»-(im;~xr*'
MaWr oT tho U gktaU n few*
COCOAlfUT
LONDON, ■Jnha
w M m
| iw t V n tM M UM
u CaDt.iri Ci,'
set ‘farth V~
Use at the
plan.to reUjnby
visit'the Wbata, T
".Mt"* careful.the* ta m m a n t'i flaaan .httk.
OrtpsrflU f riiw i.
« w mnm ***■*»»*
V ._ ‘- J
i p i . h iu p
fiSO H iK
mm
he U •mtarrfnf Tram r> nM In
t i - f m . . r ? > ■ ■. •
. Mr*. An*ley's • childran and.
Bar. Clark'* trend children
w lth .H rt.'
IUfi
i to ha n o t
•a frd w
• Mr. and UW., Bperhminr and
llttia ion »p*nl a couple of day*
fctlth old' friend* In Jacksonville
Ual » a * k Ufa fatheT, who t n t
trllh thaw remained th a n ,
Orta M oar D o m e meeting*
w«h bald oa Mhy tlth . at the home
o f ' Mia. Vdrne Spdndlove. I t W»»
ed^Mally k 'le k tt ot flower* and
uttmle. BMbtfTUl dumps of glad IaMh in i m M of bloont'cm thd
our aehool.
tha art*. Other flbw rttr Ww*
Day will bo oboorrad •fed also. The gtadlolaa ram#
l.rn d tb*t a number
eighth
a rt! Virginia Lund!
t« t-
%jemM4
DlUolve gelatin In built*# wn-
Invent will be debated la tha
* of Common* Tneeday. ,
'd Georg* made H clear Id
i firmly by tha “eabetanda*
■.VMBR •
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> iTtt., v
m e m o Ait B A fta B o B B to *
GRAND RAPIDl
—»AP)t-A# unmj
.tdMHr aftcmocm :
lyr and two Worn
WddMhe «raat .
AA*w
a■If*'a*|j
BjEggSgX
The feeling Among political ot»
aorrrn wak W
anth a defeat
would mean tha dluelution «
parliament and am tere! election,
TM* would not .nUtl the ration-
u n i u i m pf'pi n s
DM With IJ AOO.
ca PattUr, Claudia
Id t .Vnlaa, Clifford f£"Uto bongs, p i tha ebwiwe of
U n. fcric4on,Sn.!Doenw*ahst|ed
WJM.WIW.
Orton tut* boon run- to Uka charge and was elected
station
gaaallno, lod.ua In prajfar, art2 Mr* m *
rott'ra only n - tW* past month
randies gars out Iba work, tha mlndlaa
were rt»d by Rgtb Bpondlmrs dad
jWtilMU HirniUaa, a eon of the n il eglied by Mr*. BertlL The
asrvod lot. of load cakaa
m cf
nk(ms# b4- ■Ur». Whitcomb ’ll b a n . from bailee*
end
eoffaa
w lti rookie* for the
U A Ck coRhdM UM Ufontfcalle, when ha la empllypd little folk!. Tkooa prooont warn
hJ Dtranie ArracU.
A walker meat wa* held In lira. Bareli, Hta, Dean, U n.
kapwr of Ur. aadiUra. DUon who
r ’tlPtKI
fflth r * «
draihlngton County
building ndaHrtg
rolnpiatlob.
FORT
_ ■;
MTtJUJ—Site
being
*r?'
Un. A^el
Ilab, Ur*. Roy Coleman, Ur*.
U .D iaan, U n . E. P. Umdynlrt,
Ur*. tAmUy ^nd U n . BrtUtngor.
SULTA
2 C ANS
i C O W O U N P, i i X t w M C
.
OlA M k BdttW I W i 0 O U * OLIYSS
■■
-,y
■ wi*
sa la d .D ressin g
» tb .W d
w-s
�iSiM ref U tir (Man
ay Homes
cro«»*d the nio
Laredo yesterday
• fa r m # * and U do* te Mtxko
f H aifcU p to r . American* war* (Sky about 1 A. H., Saturday.
of
lif t behind by Salvador Cartel jCeJdnel Cfcarlea E Q o m
We. corn in ef President Peat Ardmore, NpmtnUn* Governor
I Ostia Rubio ef Keiico, ,* J w . R. Morray^of Oklahoma, and
Ifheejna Murray, the g e v e m irt
ha trareUd homeward laet nt«ht
an a train bearing the bod!** ef ■an, accompanied th* funeral par
tw* fellow etudenU, slain by a ty UN M Jhe international bridge,
(toputjr rheriff f t Ardmore, Okie. lia r la t the train th*re.
-Ti*- American officials who .Q r t* * > '
t.ira p b H
rreeU d h'm here, be was quoted
an. Baying, “I km. *l»d 'to bee pub
bwW am sorry (t Is under such
circumstance*. t cm aUJI th*
u. illM vL —
ng S e e n As
Of RerhrlBff
t b r m p ccU had M i
le k la and cltJiimi of
flh ,W «
E
friend-of AmeriMka."
m
B a it i W e t f - o r t
118 MMt>oi]/>vctaMe
408 Sanford Araane
J S S ii
Values at Economy 'Prices
T.»
The bodies of Emilio Cortce
Rubio and Manuel Carla Gome*,
the former also a couaU of the
it belietee that
■tof »W * will lead as back ta a
lk •ttaatfcm m R .tfe fact that the
112, W , l e t Street,
U r ' ’•
V In tlww thrifty time* it it no crime io
* - o in m n
■ Iv w l l
• Bl.y j»
**■
co<5'1' tu t ^
H1*
r»'- • .ij.
been*pkjitot. Ikiiinj. tumid*. rigul
M * *>• ( PWto* wr S alf-
" ria rtcu" f *
6 Lb.Bag.,
fcC-12 L b BAg
Istihg I he fW <1 fuel fcy Its mJ, gunting
W
>nJ worrying irt ill tlhninstcd with the
new H o tp g in t A u to r d itie FJcttrie
Binge- Piste yaur dimur inyhe ovrn at_ noon if'you with . .
end then fo rg e t'it. i \ Though you ire-miles -aw*y, on goet the
h fit if four-thirty. rYlhcn'oritrid off, urf eud'blf, raiintiinlng
ah e itc t tfmpersture until f o v f 'dihnrr’V i l d b e i h e h OT
entirely. It doem t m itrrr If the mo tit h * little long, or if Did
ft * little l i t t . . . the inaulsted oven it keeping your dinner hoe,
ready for you when you return.
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Th o p era te® tdUrotda of the
country requlree lglSJO* mess, a
large proportion of whom are
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Hotpoint Electric Range installed NOV, while you cm purchase
it on these easy terms.
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M t*er, handle, tMOOflOO calk
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UnCla 8pm1* poetofflca* handle
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The N ational H ealth Bin
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NEW YORK INSIDE OUT
In a healthful country like the United States where
sanitation ts generally practiced, where climatic conditions
are usually good, where public health measures are gener*
ally observed, the high coat of III health la nothing short
Of appalling.
Medical care in this country amounte to over three bil
lion dollars a year, and that figure la not half enough.
Thousands of sick patients are forced to go without, or with
inadequate, attention because of Impoverishment or the
Inability of doctors to see them. I t la safe to' say that our
NEW YORK, June
hare something called ‘'ThejV lr.man'a Bride In ThrM ’MUKmnd
Seventeen Beenes" pot a wagj m the
trank, now la the tlmdTMCMt It
out ana tend It to a ' BrMwmy
m anartr. II# will probably- j j n r It
prayerful conildermtionj i j f a u n
the legitimate atare hag Jost yiSw
paaaed throurh one of lie w ont
seasons, durlnr which appro* Imatety 40 per cent of the Broadway
were dark and duaty.
goes to the physicians themselves; 1400,000,000 to den Uieetree
Forty per cent, le nearly on*
tists; 1112,000,000 to nurses; 960,000,000 to pptomstrists half,
a altoatlon which U dsjptng
and opticians; and about 180,000,000 to prattHioners of ^d atam
atio n locally and h a d ;fir.
other Kinds. Medicines and other medical supplies amount ren Hat to the f a f end th v rrlan p w
to 9700,000,000 annually; and hospltfcl expenses cost 9fl60m 4 .broken light for tru ly h e fft on
000,000.
• • Broadway. But lha Joke la peetty
These Items seem like huge sums, and there may be eoar for tho Chanlna, the Sfcobarta
some who wonder whether the national health la worth and Itite r capitalists whose twenty
It. But -as Ur. William T. Foster, director of the Poliak, la lied np In the dsrh. The ceiienFoundation of Economic Research points out, the three ■01 of opinion leya the trouble to
billion dollar medical bill la an .Infinitesimally small part |frs eoorcee—the bualnke d e a n s,
and a lack of suitable playa.
of ogr national.Income, and there Is nothing which could alon
Since the depreailon la blamed for
be bought with the three billion dollars which would In erfrythinr,
including th e current
crease the net earning power of the country more than Inreatlgatlon of Tammany Judge*,
I THE LORDi —O earth,
healthMtaelf.
It may be asfely aaeomed that: tha
irth, hear tha word of tho *
There are two principal deductions which we gather tnanagere feel th a t they at* not
fenmlah 32 : 80.
from Dr. Foster’s remarks. The first la that only a small receiving enough play*.
if U i tax In aomo gulao or
r Menu to bo tho only obp* >the Legislature has loft.
it*f fanny Uint tbeae gangster
gtritlfe should hava broken out
i Washington after Con r res* ad
>gown of tbeaa proiparity speakkg Who go on tha air avery night
ihpuld a t least try to keep their
laat an tha ground.
And If tha Eighteenth Amendta t w an roptaled, think of how
a a jr. bootlegger* w o u ld be
Town out of employment.
On* half of ell "typical wives",
Lye a New York doctor, ere unIppy. We thought the percentage
ould be higher than that since
Ives that are happy aro not
■. The toUil tint* debt In Flotilla
, .In. now reported at |3,!U0JII7,
Which compare* vary favorably
vrith the five million dollar sur1
.'I
___ a _ *____ ___ ____ V __
_ -Tha Isuftlatur* with sons shew
of political aatutencaa paased a bill
making It poeilbla for any member
o f the American Legion of good
peeral M racier to become a carUffed ,jZibllc pecountant without
mop farther nullification.. Hot tha
OSgiaURlea, w lflr a h Ha <#Rrtr»,
fcannot legislate knowledge into the
>b*da of tho Loglbnnatroe, or any
*Se else, and GovernoV Carlton
.Wry proporly vetoed the bill.
.
----------- a----------j r \Proving again that crlma does
not pay, w* cite the Instance of
' tk* Lake Alfred bank robber who,
afte r getting away with aom* |4,,460 dollars, loal two hundred In
■Sa-delUr bills as he ran alotvr
the street, furnishing a perfett
tfall to a fro* in an orange grove
where he hid the remaining 14,*
K
,
’ Thai* must be aomethlng unusually salubrious about Ihv cliMel* or other attributes of our
npighborlng d tp ' of Kuril*. Not
•etlaflsd wllh producing AmerlC*V health lari girl In 1U20, that
’ city Ja boasting thn recent »elcc
,. Hon of Mis, Hilda UaII a . Florl l i 'i healthiest this year. And
V '.U m t, of course, practically mean*
th a t aha U America's healthiest.
part of those requiring medical attention receive It and
that If all were cared for who heed attention the total
health cost Wbuld be considerably augmented. He reveals,
for Instance, that only thirty percent of our citizens re
quiring dental care actually get it.
And the second is that the national health bill could be
materially reduced if people would seek proper care nnd at
tention oariy in n sickness rather than putting It off until
they are about to die. It goes back to the old philosophy
that a stitch In time saves nine. A cold cured today may
save you a pneumonia bill next week. A tooth filled today
may avoid an entire plate for you a few yearn hence.
Signs Of The Times
Burl newt mint bo getting better. “You can drop u pen
ny in a crowded ntrcct without causing a major panic",
and that, aaya the New York Sun, proves it. There are a
great many signs, upon the business horizon, of better times
returning nnd although mime of them may l>o more or leas
imaginary, they are Interesting to contemplate. The New
York Sun lista some of them as follows:
1. People may not be saying, “Fill her up," at tho
pumping stations just yet, but they have ceased saying,
"Oh, n gallon will Imj enough."
2. Rcatauranta report n renewal of spirited battles
over the check, nnd some of them look sincere.
v
3. Tho women report a gradual Improvement In the
quality of bridge prizes. Nobody has won a Five and Ten
Cent Store lampshade In weeks.
4. Penny ante poker games have declined 7.02 per
cent, In tho last three months.
6. Many pedestrians now atop to look at models in
the automobile showroom windows.
0. Venders are able to sell apples without a high
polish.
- .
•. 7. Street cleaners report that cigar butU aren't
with a spars tire attached.
0. There haa been a noticeable decline In the number
of poopte shopping around before they buy razor blades.
10. The study of checks after the restaurant dinner
is becoming much less intensive, and arguments with waitera over the charge for bread and butter have dropped
three per cent, since January 1.
11. Railroad and steamship porters report that tho
baggage la getting-better and that fewer suitcases arc held
together with rope.
12. You may have noticed that the hostess with tho
electric piano haa a new roll at last.
18. More people are saying "Yes" unhesitatingly
when the waitress asks, "Any Dessert?"
14. People are saying, "Won't you stay to dinner?"
as If they really meant It
IB. It Is now a little safer to leave the children’s luuik
around the house.
16. A big service staUon has- furnished an affidavit
that an nutomohlllat came in a few days ago and ordered
the car overhauled without asking the price.
17. Thorc aro fewer .roadsters on the road with the
glass nut of the headlights.
18. Brokerage office clerks have ceased wondering
why they can’t sleep during'business hours.
19. Mother has ordered the milknisn to leave cream
again.
i •
,;Tb* Cellfurnla Fruit Grower.
'Association attributes a largw
jtdeaaure of lie aucresa to tho conliltent uae of advertising. Says
WHY NOT FIVE CENTS?
-jfrttl Armstrong, aslstant gonsral
. . .TAMPA THIBUNK
naaigar, "Bines ll»0T the Sunk 1st
Organisation haa maintained n Tha Governor rail, on the Leglaj omwiataat advrrtiring 1 program, tature to quit politics and gat
•t*V**t'ng war tha Intervening down to burins... Good advice.
Hperlyd aoiae II, willim dollars, That "buaineaa," as the Governor
Hie peer down-trodden cltlxen
this country who thinks be gate
kad deal a t,th e hands of office
Her* should consider the ten
MMand Chinas* non-combatants
* were used as n human shield
- Bed soldiers who wore making
*tfadt upon the legions of
Un* Kal Shek. The Rada
hided ap the civilians and aa d a
m load the w ar ■** tk* deci
ding fir* of tha-*pemy, Wo*d
seat rather be U sed to death.
aro a groat many Ma
il print* be'ng lataed as
gality of Uia LoglalaUru
■ummarltee It, I* tax relief for
reel aetata, taking cars of the
schools, and of Ih t Indebtedness
of counties and districts, all of
courts, must ba done,
be any real relief
In lawmaking this year.
It should be born* In mind, all
along, that the stale ad valorem
tax la the smallest Item oq (he
average la s bill. It |a the'county,
d'etrict and municipal tax that
hits the real a.tale and hits H
bank Any U s program , which
does not eontoiaplat* relief or real
salat* from Ik o n taxes la scarce
ly worthwhile, b* comparison.
So, tba U glsw iura and tba
Governor musk endeavor U devil*
some plan for oxlandlng tho ra j
lief U real estate from Uia aUU
ad valorem U 'lh e county ad vavalorem—to .r**m*h necessity for
Ibeoe heavy local levies.
Oe# measure proposed for gielag this relief 1* to allocate thro*
eantt *f the pbeeeat gasoline tax
t* tb* rountie* on the beat* o f
8 1nee they do feel that way, by
hunch la to get “Tha Firi* nan's
Bride" Into the mails at once. I do
not understand anything abeut tha
■how business, which seem a to mo
entirely craiy, but I do know aomedling about manager*. When one
of them gels a fixed Idea he talks
about It until he haa convinced
hla competitor* and finally they all
go off the deep end with the same
millstone around their necks. They
are of tha opinion now that what
the theatre needs la more manu
scripts and they will alt and do
their home work thle summer over
manuscripts that they wouldn't
Since I am pertusded that the
producing end of the chow bualneea haa a arrow - looee anyhow,
1 am not compatent to Judge If the
manigcra are right or wrong when
they aiaeit aadly th at they haven't
rncugh playa to thooee from. But
I have In front of me a Hat of 104
rhowa that have failed (t.
loal
■onto real money) alnca laat Sep
tember I, and 1 do not eee how
any producer could rlak cigar cou
pon* on more than ten of them. In
the caae of hla own money—which
Mvoral put up—the thing teema
pcepoiteroua. Would you alnh
thoutanda of dollar* Into aomethlng
called “Canaries Sometime* Blng"T
A Broadway manager did. Or “Life
la Like That"T Or "Jor of Uvlng*T Or “ Lady Beyond the
of them wma the Mansfield, whets
“Green Pasting*" k w held over
from the prtcedln* year. The ether
wma the Belaaeo. Whra “Dancing
Partner” w ent (nit, the Q*Ua;o
opened on the succeeding ni(ht
with "Tonight or Never,” which la
atltl there. “Tonlfht or Never" le
not th e beet play e re r written.
Neither wma “Dancing Partner."
But people pay to nee the current
Belmont prolnction with great reg
ularity. Old Dertd wore hla collar
It la -tnlereating, In view of hla
death, tn note that David Orlaaco
earned hla title of "the master
showman" until hla laat hreath.
Only two theatres In town were
FOR SALE
Five Acres Rest Celery
I-and
Cood Home with Modern
Conveniences
'Hard
Town
Road,
Close
to
Two Odod
Tenant
Houses
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with Modem Conveniences
Adjoining
V l S t e T m e A l a e . L w ”S
BIN'GEfl SHOP
Phan* 8*4.
Tel*** BUg.
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CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE JU N E 15,1931
ELLEN HOY, •
City Tax Collector.
lint that ian't the catch. The pro
duction of one play out of tw'enty
manuscript* submitted la a htge
■vrrage. It-m ay bu figured, with
eomi reason, that the producer*
ead«l through a t . leeat 2,080
atrocloua playa to (marge with the
above-menlloned 104, which turned
out (o he terrible cheraea. During
all the season, there were Juat
twenty playa that were hlta. One
of them was “ l.ya 1st rata," which
was dashed off aomethlng more
than 2,000 y rjrs ago. Three of tho
other* were musical ahown. “ Pri
vate l.lvra" and "Grand Hotel*"
were Importations. That leave*
fourteen that are home talcnta.
At this point I feel upart, be
cause I have now plowed around
In a circle myself that the pro
ducers are right, If they coul,| only
gel fourteen home talent menuscript* that clicked out of all tha
thousands showered down on them,
perhaps what they med really la
niore mnn'iarripU. Anyhow, tho
time is ripe to send them "The
Firemans Bride."
little bit annoying In h b U tlv
y ean when tolkcd 16 hacauao M
liked to give hMUelf Belaaco off
fteta, But he never kalltrod about
buaineaa deproeilone or a dearth
Show
are betterj
J/IRESTONE do not manufacture Special bran (I tire* fo r blfiert
to distribute— but they do make a complete line of tire* for us, bear*
ing the Firestone name and guarantee, that not only meet* the price*
but beats any special brand tire distributed by mail order bouses o r
.others in Quality and Construction, giving grcgj£jc values.
Firestone have invested $ 25,000,000.00 vrith Firestone Deal
ers In establishing the most economical distributing ngtf servicing
system In the world.
,
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Come in today— let us sKow you
the INSIDE FACTS from cross seel ions
— that you may understand the EXTRA
VALUES In Firestone Tires.
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c o N e v a o c T io N **e q u a l it y
' Prk-e — Easy Terms
M. M. Smith
Celery Lands
IRubber
.MUlwkn
..Wright,
l"Width,
Me . . .
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>Thick nr*.,
Agents
F I1 B IT O N K
O L D FIEL D
T Y M%,
Uk* enough of It to give lb«
greatest rel ef potalbleT
Why, w* hear, that would leave
only .on* vent to the B ute Hoad
Department, What of ItT Wo have
heard from Uto Governor In tho
****** of hi* reromiMndatloM for
•riving the (tale's financial prob
lems any suggestion that It would
be wit* and sconom cal U atop tha
peat and present large expend!lure for ennocaaaary.news roads.
Y otA hen la a genoral-MnUmenl
voiced by pro** and public, to
th at aflhcC Why continue to upend
mllUotm f a r new ri*d*> for which
ss:s
a
U a people unable U pup taxes T
The case la oae of a woman,
hu M T . aet knowing where her
$asUv i trin r
'UniM bd of
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ial Ahd Personal Activities
Social Calendar
Th* Men's Club of t U U n i
ttMtWn Churth will meet for awp>r a t T o’clock a t the church.
if5 < t will b* eerved by member*
M Q k Ii Number Four.
* The Christian Eadaavor Society
o f the First Christian Churth will
We* a carnival at th* church an
nex at g o'clock.
Aa Important mooting of the
8:10 o'clock with Mrs. T. C.
lttchford, 101S Elm Avenue.
.Tkh’Mgyer hand of th* Ladle*
AtudUkr^l of* the First Presbyte
rian 'Church will meet at 3:30
o'clock a t the church and will be
followed , by . the Inspirational
meeting *t d o’clock aV which time
* OTl4nd0‘
1 Circle Number Three (U* th*
Flret Baptist Church, Mm., LHHap Vickery, chairman, will meet
a t 8:80 o'clock with Mm. R. Z.
Johnson, 1081 WetQ First S treet
Cirtlb Number .Four of the
F irst BaptU{ Church, Mrs. M. N.
Cleveland, chairman, will meet at
3:30 o'cli
o’clock with Mrs. Homi-t
Harris, 1801 Magnolia Avenue.
TUESDAY.
The. G- I. A. wlU have a picnic
a t Evanadale Path for all engineer*
and their families. Those plan
ning to attend are aaked to meet
a t tha home of Mia. R. A. Howell,
819 French Avenue, a t 4 o'clock.
The Co-ed Class of the First
Methodist Church will'meet at B
o’clock a t th* home of Mr*. J. B.
Crawford, 1204 Oak Avenue, wllh
Mf*. C. E. Williams and Mrs. H.
THURSDAY.
'
The Junior Christian Endeavor
wdl have choir practice at H
o'clock at th* home of Mrs. G. H.
Brown, It 14 Park Avenue. Th*
program for Sunday night will b*
.P'anneJL kj'thU time, with Miss
CARD OF THANKS
Wa wish to take this mean* of
•xpressing our thank* for lh*
beautiful floral offerings of our
fljottda and their sincere comloleapea in the Joss of our ton, John
Wiley , 0 wens.
Mr, ami Mm. I. W. Owens, and
Maorin* Owens.
Mpbw.MaDetn Gives
. P arty On Thursday
gtak ind White were the colors
c^otCa for parte decorations and
appointments al tha bridge party
given last night-by MU* Madeline
■aliens il.'b ek home, 319 Eaat
First S teed, far a number of bar
friend*. Quantities of pink gladi
oli and ‘ xtnnia* were arranged
about tbe party repms. Tallies and
other bridge a*c#**orlca were dealgued in the choeea' colons, it After eereral progressions of
hriAge high *«py prire, a bog of
Mia* 'Margaret
score pile*, h
givea to Mias
a Anas Mari*
ad waa jth* ro
of ornolnental
Knows.
Mrs. W aters Honored
A t P arty Last N ight
Compi: me nil ng Mm. II. C. p a l
ais, Jr., a recant bride, Mias Doro
thy Hayne* entertained with a mlare Malien us abowai, patty and danc*
last night at har home, SUW West
r.ixtrenth Street. A color schema
of pink and green was accentua
ted by th* quantities.of Spring
tlcwera a n l bowla of rolomd mints
arranged about th* rooms where
th* rueat* war* entertained.
The honor guest received a Urge
number of gilt* ftom the guest*
upon thoir arrival. Contest* w in
enjoyed end high *core price wa*
awarded to M:*a Maria Huddles
ton who received an embroidered
apron. A salad court* and punch
wee s tn e d by the hostess.
Later in tna evening escort* fur
the g u n .n attendance ainveu, and
uaiw.ng waa enjoyaj. t-unen anu
cake were tnen served. Those
invited to be with tn* honor
guest wert: Mr. and
Mm.
.veal Britt, Mr. and air*. Wil
liam l'arruh, Mm. Roy Tayloi,
me Mlaeea Minnie Ilea* EcnuU,
rvklh trine Waters, Juanita Mcalulten, M aryam title*, Nell.* Wil
liam*,- Cola Peaks, Ellen Telford,
Dorothea Lawton, Marie HuddlesIon, Antoinette ShlnhoUer, Min
nie WaUm, Caroline Wetem, Vir
ginia' Barnet, Carman Guthrie, and
ti.' Cf, Water*, Jr., Louis Garntr,
Ben Cogbutn, Roy Heritaon, Mart
en Smith, Berner Winn, Karla Do*aey, Harold hitcher, liyron Fo*.
Charles Cogburn, Carla Rumbley,
John Miller, Jamea Banda, Jack
Dunn, Douglas* Cchola, Stephen
tihinholser, Raymond Gormley, of
JsckaoitvtU*; Pierce Ballsy, of Do
than, A!a.| J. C. Clarke, of West
Pine, Term.; S- W. Barnett, of
Hawthorne; and J. 11. Swlck, of
Chattanooga.
Mm. W. J. Stred, of Kbsimmoo,
spent Thursday here with ■her
mother, Mm. J. G. Ball.
Mrs. D. B. Brown left today foe
Now Yotk C.ty where ehe will
attend dancing ichort.
B. Z. Whltahumt, who has been
spending some time, in Sparki,
G a, an d Gainesville, returned
homo yesterday.
Chaste* Betts, Richard Deas, B.
L Perkins, Jr., John Powell and
Eugene Turner motored to Dayton* Beach yesterday for the aft*mo;n.
Mm. Mm. J. G. Ball, l>. B.
Brown and son, Dicky Brown, left
today far Tomaaville, (Ja.. where
Mr*. Ball will visit .datives for
a abort time.*
Mrs. E. I . Sm th and daughters,
Louis* and Caroline, of Oxford,
N. C., are visiting Mm. J. E. Jackson and Mrs. C. E. Kawson at
their home on Mellonville Avenue.
Friends of Jack Hell-will be
glad to learn that he la able in
he out again after undergoing an
operation Wednesday at thr
Femald-Laughton Mrmor nl Hos
pltel.
Mr. and Mm. P. N. Whitehurst,
Miss Allurn Whitehurst and Miss
Hotel Whitehurit returned yes
terday frim Sparks. Gw, where
they have been vial ling for the
past week.
friendship Class Of
Church Has M eeting
NEW ARRANGEMENT O F WOMAN’S BOUDOIR
The monthly meeting of- lb*
Friindahlp Clam of th* P in t
Christian Church was bald on
Tuesday evening at tha home of
Mis. J. R. Richard*, Orange Ave
nue. with Mm. A. M. Walker In
chart* of the Scripture reading
and Mm. A. II. Byrd In charge of
(ho prayer. Several intereating re
port* were read by F. M. See, of
Wouchuta.
A anew I hour waa enjoyed when
lefrtahmenta were nerved by the
hcataea, aaalitrd by her two daugh
ter*, Mary and Anita. Thoe* pres
ent were: Mm. O. T. Peemon, Mm.
George Towrnaend, Mm. J. J, Cates,
Mr*. D. R. Johnson, Mr*. W. H.
Hughe*. Mm. A. H. Byrd, Mrs. H.
K. Weekly, Mm. P. B. Butner, Mf*.
H. Newanme, Mi*. A. M. Walker,
Mm. J. K. 1.11m. Mrs. J. R. Rich
ard*, Mias Mary Richards, Miss
Anita Richard*, and two guaata,
Mr. and Mm. F. M. Set, of Waurhula.
KEY WEST— Construction o f
110,000 Prrabyterian Church edi
■
fice underway,______
A Prudential Policy takas
the IF out of L IF E .
Prudential’* Modified "8**
U the beat whole Ufa poli
cy—Low Coni from Start
td Finish,
C. MILLS HOYD
Phone 710
Phone S41-W
107-0 S. Park Ave.
By I.KATH1CK GREGORY
About this t me of lh* year high
tchuol boys and girls are think
ing mom of class banquets and
(ladual'on parties D an they are
uf-claisi*. Here'* a lovely idea
f ir a Senior banquet or for a fare
well party for some friend who I*
going on a Journey. In either case
the dinner la the main feature, and
vmpha* a la plaint on th* table.
Grt a toy ship for the cen
terpiece of tie tablr. If this la a
visas party, t'n t the sails t •
cany out your rlaas color*, and
paint the numerals of your rlaa*
across the bow o f the ship. Kor
a (areaell parly any c ilor that
tils your color ichrme tan
be
ured. Buii uairow r i b b o n s
from the el ip to each plarr
an l tie Iht-in lo tittle sticho
shaped plare card* cut from buffc 'lured rnrrrs|>omlrnce cards, anil
the names written on in ink th*
•ante color u- th* tads uf the
•Up.
For favors bate tiny notebook
"logs" rivereil w|lh black
oil
cloth. Fed with ribbons in the
class inlcim and decorated with
school pennants, pointed on wllli
opaque water edur. Call the little
books logs --and have each guest
w rle somethin* in all nf tinhonks.
Toioorpiw: C rie s Tor class
part}.
ingle bed being ln?on«pittW»u*ly
Inronspicttpusly plarej
A clever treatment of • long narrow room, th e single
placed so that
me lias the general Impress ton of • coxy sitting tunm. Maple furniture, rush button) chair* and glaiod
hints date the ensemble,
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LONGWOOD
Mr*. J. II. Mrnlrk
longwood Chamber of Comntrrre
put <n a most successful outing at
Sanlan lo Springs Saturday even
ing uhrn members an j guest*
nmnlirring IlKt had • sumptuous
*up|H-r of hot hvmburger and lolls,
salails, cake, pie and coffee. I’opolnr |iastimr*, swimming and danc
ing, were enjoyed In the cool pool,
ami In the dance hall during tfcy
evening.
Glial praise Is iiue tbe secre
tary, II. W. Loder and the rim
nutter, Mm. Nlrnieyrr, Mis* Dol
by, Mr. and Mm. Mrr^lry, Mm.
ftierstrngl. Mis. Loder end J. A.
lliMl nr, and others assisting in
end rtalnmrnl.
Tbe womrn's Missionsry Dnion
of the Baptist Church met on Mon,|ay afternoon at tbe home r f Mm.
Hrholrirld. who aa vice-president
presided over tbe prvgtaui arrang'd for the occasion. This organitation meets nn the first M<n■lay after the first Buniiay in every
month.VJ^
J. Wallace Hoyt and Walter*
Owens of Martin an l llnyt Pub
lish ng Company of Atlanta, who
are touring Kloilda, were guest*
of Mr. ami Mm. It. H. Enlimlnger
on Mi nday.
Captain and Mrs. l’upe Wash
ington of Grtrnwood lak e have
gone In thrlr summer home at
Peaks Island neae Portland, Maine,
III the inte-rsls nf Coker Col
lege. Ilartsville, S. C.t J. F. Enlxmlnger is spending -iveial day*
in | ,i ngvtood and olhrr localities
or Fluriila.
W. F. Kntxmlnger of Columbia,
8. C„ amt brother Reverend W. D.
Ent monger of lakeland, are
guesla this week of their brothirs
and families In Uingwimd.
U m gw n i d g i situates at Stanford
High srhool Ihl* yrar are Griffin
S.’IndfieM son of Mr. urn.1 Mt*. J.
Frrd SrhoHIrld, ainl kNrgarel
James.
W. T. Redmond, Inrtfueter- in
Lyman school, left with hi* broth
er by auto lo visit hi* hum* at
Coffee Springs, Alabama.
Mr. and Mm. Ipvi North have
moved into their new home in an
orange grove recently lought on
the Wagner Road. East Longwood.
The Thursday afternoon Bible
rlass conducted by Mm. McQuIlI >n uf Fern Park is discontinued
for the summer.
THE TASTY BIIOP
For Ilenl—Furnlnhwl House.
Corner Eleventh HI.
and Oak Avr. .
___Opposite Cdurt Itoosr.
G M Bu M i |
h r m m s is
Oj
fection |
T h E FIRST
BAI*TIST CHURCH
will nerve a Souther*
CHICKEN DINNER
• t the
.CLYDE LINE DOCKS
June 16lh from 5 lo 8 P. M,
M ENU
Fried Chicken wllh , •
' Rfblet RfBVjr
Manhed Itotatoa
Cole Hlaw— Rice
Hoi RoIIm— I'irk Ira
Jello— Cake
Iced Tea — Coffee
Price 35c
All Arc Invllad
EAST FIRST ST,
Cool, Sheer
Cotton Dresses
Summer Dresses
Tub-Fa»t of
CourHc!
('harming, ever, one! And
mnsl unusual al soeh a low
pried Vollee — hatUlei —
lawns, in faselaallng flow
er print- and novelty de
sign-. Iritumfd wllh reiflea,
bows an.' ulhrr details that
make them allagrlhee pee*
feel fur summer afternoons!
Becoming Styles
llrfrewhinK Hlylrtt for
wnrntrr d a y a. Hhurl
•Irrvrtv nnd nlervelcHH.
Muny new rolora and
Irintmlngrt und you can
affurd one nf each type
at three prirre.
roidlaliy Invited, to a spoelal sereb e la h held a't tha Fliet Methediat Church Sunday night at 98)0
o'Black, arrocdlng te tk* Bov. Oar-
ftev. Varner will spank te them
n* subject -The Mm With a
hea." Officers of th* league
ho InstaUfd Immediately hn-
CHICAGO, Jon* I2 .-(A P > —
Some or Chicago's faahktnabk:'
women m iy go to tbe opera thU
Summer in pink lact pajama* and
dainty blue sandals, Pajama stria*
fur Itavlnla, Chicago's annual not
of doom opera, were on dUpta>
today a t a large Loop depaitment
•tore.
GAliVKSTON, June >2— <AP)
—The French (assenger steamer
Guadeloupe, free from mud bank*
at the entrance to Galveston har
bor after being aground sinew
Sunday, has tailed for Franco-
PARTY
Dr. and Mm. II. W. M nor end
sou, llrnry, nf Atlanta, G a, an
tlsi'inc Mm. Minnr's molhrr, Mrs.
T.K. King, at hrr home on ilnior
Avenue. Mm. Minor .will l.r re
With 16 table* of players in a t mtrobrrrd at tha former Mira
tendance, tbe member* of the “33" ktaybelk Him.
Club entertained with a subscrip
tion bridge party last Tuesday eve
F'orm’ng a |»arty motoring ‘ to
ning at the home of Mm. Pearle Dayloaa Beach Thursday for Ibv
Babbitt on South 8*nfor4 Avenue. *ftcrnm>n were: Mm. CVK. Ilaw.
Throughout th* evening punch was •on. Mm. J. K. Jackson, anil
served by Mm. John Gove, Mr*. guesis. Mm. E. I,. Smith and tw<
Eugtne Higgins and Mm. Babbitt. daughters. Louise and Caroline,
After fivt progressions of bridge ol Oxford. N. C,
•cores were collected by Mr*. A.
J. Petemon and Mrs. B. C. Moor*.
Mm. It. T. Pare anil daughters,
Mm. T ,C , rijaliord^received pa
Evalyn am) DoWn Pare,
high acorn prise for th* lad***, an
MADISON—T .-T . Ilart estab
oil pitcher and. vinegar set, while of Jacksonville, srr the guests of
Parr's
■ in-inlaw
ami lished Ire business on East Base
Mies Florence McKay, who had Mm.
second high score, was tha recipi daughter, Mr. and Mm. P. (i. Street.
ent of a novelty pur*% Mrs. B. G. Tyre, at their home, mil West
Mrlhvin was given * set of gob- Fite' Sire*:.
Uta •• low from prix* and Mm.
OUR
Mr. and Mm. Frank L. Reid
S. C. Nutting, cf Macon, £ a , waa
presented with a cake, aa cut and daughter. Miss Alma Itrlil
prise. L U. May raceleod a loose and Miaa Margaret Bull, of W n- SUMMER PRICES
leaf note book for bolding high rtoiuKalem, N. Cs IrP DIs morn
•core among the men, and B. C. ing for th rlr homr nflrr v'aTIng fhampoo and Flngrr
Moore waa presented with a book Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Connelly at
Wave .................
aa aeccrvd high score prise. M. llfcir home on Palmetto Avenue
Facial........................
Button waa the recipient of a f>i the past week
deck of cards as low score prise
Scalp Treatment
among th* men. Prises were do
CORRECTION
nated by Colrmen'a Office Equip
ment Co, Mi-Lady's Shoppe, Sa
Through mtsinformalion it was Hot Oil Trralmcnt
dr*'a, W. M. Haynes. Ronlh'l Bak- rtiled In Wednesday'* Herald that Arch ...... ..... ...... .
err. E. c . Harper, John Gov* and half the proceed* of Poppy Dsy, Ilalr Cut
.......
W. 8. TVmlon.
sponsored by tbe American tegidn Henna Park .........
Late in the evening aa Ice course Auxitiary, were m m lo ihc fnUrwas served by tha Miaao* Ivina al gorernment. By way of iokfoiWei Finger Wave
Chittenden, Ruth Glllon and Flor lion wg wish to Mat* (hit the half Permanent Waven
ence McKay.
*
nf tbe proceed* not . arpT hg/ th*
lecgl organisation for aetfsrr
was am t to the naiJonal
Club Entertained By work,
hcadqusrtrm of the auxiliary at
M m H. M. Papworth Washington, It. C , lastead of, lo POWDER PUFF
the federal govarnment.
BEAUTY SALON
Entertaining for th* ' membem
■Oradlng’' nf
of thg Every Week CluJj, Rr*. II.
v Meawelia A trnur
M. Papworth wss hostrsa at a pic
nic luncheon and bridge party giv
en yes tel day at her country home.
“TuKawilla.” Imtnedately after
th r arrival of the guests luncheon
waa .eerved picnic style by the
fiSlhwlL
ft
During the ’ afternoon bridge
gem** were enjoyed by the guests
Ihd high setre prlxe, * Fuller
brook *nd enmb. was awarded te
Aim. Georgi- K. Wllmer. Thoss
preeent ' were: Mr*. Marjfkret
Hemes, of Wlndemrre, Mr*. W, J.
Thigpen, Mm. Roy F. Symee, J4m,
Qoerg* g. Wltmer, Mm. G. F.
Babbitt Home Scene
Of P arty On Tuesday
rAJAMAH FOR (IRANI) OPI5HA
|e
p e t" pallernv and
ip dots. as dainty as
7 email wearrr* . . .
m M with embroiJ*
and emockinx ,
•opae have pvnliea
S lt k
TubUiL
Hkeor raUoU dr mere wlU
I h e grown-up sm irtncea
that growing giria demand
. . , yot their prio* he low
eneogh lo moot with mathres' apprtvaL Mod* of fast
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ling; Prepared
. ROME.'J'une I I . - < A P |- The
Valle an V reply to the Italian
government'* note was In prep
lion Voted Unant- aration
yesterday, ns the Holy
wily A t Meeting Sae reasserted Its right tr control
r the Csthollc Action Society.
Group Yesterday o hOsservstnre
Komano, tho newtphper. thtough which the Vatican
W YORK, June IB.—(APJ—
puble announcements, de
feat powers of general sufeats of eastern, southern
Arllon
noatein railroads meeting pervlion over Catholle
yesterday voted unanimous- remain With the Vatican and •‘the
petlll >n the Interstate Com- holy father In person.
This declaration* nppsrenlly
i Com million for a - I t'p e r was mad* to quiet repot Is that,
Incresss In fra'ghl rate*.
►
. Pelley, iresident of the berauie of the opposition of lb*
York, Neefhaven A Hartford, Italian govern menu, the Vatican
r ’A- K rthdrtll, president of had fundamentally changed- |U
Meggo. Milwaukee, At. Paul attitude In regard to the relation
lifle, and Vt. R. Cole.-presl* ship between Itself and Catholle
if'the Louisville A Nashville, Action.
’ ‘apipolnletl a eoiWmlltee,
The situation so f i r as lha con
gnlallv* of the eastern, troversy between the Holy five
m and southern railways and the government was thlst I d
Itircly, to sign and present Ital an npllmltm that an accord
petition to the ‘ Interstate "mild l>« beached| at the Vatican
Ore* Commissi inn It Is ex a mote gtave v'.ew was expresrd.
An Inrtdent yesterday, wholly
l It-will he filed nest Week.
Ik1jesteriUy'* meeting the Within llu- church organisation
in f statement was Issued! but tearing ,on the controversy,
• meeting of executives of I was reported to have odused the
Urn, western and southern Pop* considerable displeasure.
It was unanlmuiisly de-* lllshnp *I.uigl Como of Isireto,
* apply to lb* Interstate famous center o r pilgrimages, sp
ies' Commission and to the psrently wo, a victim nf mistaken
>mmiss Ions for a IB per- Interpret at jon of Ibe Pope's re.
create In all freight rales tent order that Catholic Action
Coloncl Charlie A. Lindbergh and Ms wife within a month will
dyes.
was under' the direction of the
msm11tee consisting ol the b'shop*. Relieving this to mean fly the Pacifl-’ bcean and tour Japan and China, It'has been reported.
in of the three groups was that he had full charge of this The same monoplane In which he e'tablishbd a transcontinental rec
ted to prepare oml file a work In h'a dhvrsr, thoblshopdli- ord w lll.be used, and It ha* te tn equipped with-pontoons foi th*
ipUcation with the respee- solved all Catholic saiociatlona— ‘f'p*
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omission*. It la hoped that thus g-dng farther than the govi be done within a week.
eihmrnt in regard to the organ!*
three fenr* ago, are how onaloua
application will contain a ta l on.
to too the rottoratlon of ‘ Uw
lament of ihe reasons for
When the Vatican's reply to the
Crowder. Statute. Vfllh coasorvaIon of the carrirr*. Mess- government's note will be dclievtlvea gone and- pnpulste waver
II be taken tri alfotd the (red remained uncertain last
ing, liberal members In th* house
dequit* access to th* state- night.
tear thkt a popular-conservative
combine* may woyk to their de
first time a President of the Unit
HAVANA, June lg - ( A P ) - T h * test. They also fear, it la said,
ed Htetr* has spoken a t tho Lin control over congress that has en that In the event th* nationalists
T he reference t» "cKargai” In coln tomb.
abled President Machado to meet obtain recognition at a political
Ufa statement I* understood to InTho presidential special will
icted* charge* for awRehlhg and Irave Washington Hunday night, emergencies during the last three party, they- may draw to thair
eHnllsr service* pet formed at vari- but the President expert* io get years appeared tottering last turport ono or more of th* other
old parllei.
terminal rifle* a* distinguish- away from the ctplU l'Frlday a ft night.
Fourteen representatives in th*
Popular*. It was learned, favor
Prom'charts* col Idled for haul- ernoon or Saturday morning for
frieghi. That term does n it two days of rest a t his Rapidan houre, holding the balance of pow continuance of tho rnalltion, but
er since last week'* defection of have threatened to go over to
tgufer to e l pres* rates but It is camp before hla trip begin*.
conservative* front the IMA trlrwbaldeied'logical by some railPresent plan* rail for him to party coalition, ran decide hance* I ho nppaoltion If liberals persist
In th rlr Intent to restore th*
IMAOnrn l i s t am Inc.resse hi ex- board the special train a t Orange,
^irfgga'nitek^m'ght be rought to V s, about SO mile* from tho romp. forth whether the president inay, Crowder provision prohibiting It.
or may not, expect from congress
eqMllad them with the anticipated Ho eipecta to return to Washing the same support that h a s
ton lata Thursday afternoon.
Mgkkr freight rates.
On his other three trip* to tltfc umi’iilhed hi* way In the pari,
^
poU^fn to the cimmisslon*,
The electoral rode d raan up by
Mlit-Wrst
he spoke In Cleveland,
i t is understood, will emphasise
fiin.'E noch Crowder, an Ameri
Ohio,
to
the
American
Rankent
life* present plight of the railroad*
can. prohibited combination of
[pgi w II ask. for Ihe Incrrare to Association amf twice journryed
pm&H them to restore their to Cincinnati, first te take part At
CrMR and j i Improve their eerv- lha reremonir* opening the deep
led.. Expense* have been reduced channel d> *n th* Ohio River and
to 'u minimum already and It is later to attend the funeral of
. net. bosslble to rejuge them fur- Nicholas Lnngworth,
, thryland maintain efficient operaUians, thd petition will s s ),
l| -Ww IB l-errrnt increase will api ptyAj all freight rates and rhaiges
•geept those enjoying dllfrraatlak l Husk rates wIR be iucregaed
but Ui* existing differential* will
FjUnv**erve<l. For Vxsmple, If Ihe
!;p|j|tfnt rate* on a shipment from
itetlon to twU destination*
sapectlvaly I t and It.IB a
he new rales to both desllv* will b* increased but one
icmaln lb cents lower than
Machado Control
Of Cuba Congress
Appears Tottering
I all road 'officials rounder Hm»
Udiportant elsmdm In fhe fret! ilfu slb n and they hope tr
fif th* higher ratei In force a*
w after Hejtl. SO aa putsybi ,
jgpquently te petition uw11*^1:
I k blanket Increase of 1C |ic .
itjond will fesk the elate and
H I late Cotnmerra Cominl,.
U to net as expeditiously a*
talkie and wlihvtit aupemuon.
Onarily a petltieh for a changa
XAtrs is preiented ta the InStele Cnmnte'reo Commission
I '* IK)-day period of ‘‘suspenpasse* lefora It baomet eft
Uv*. Th* Coiamlu^on has the
ihuslty to sbrogsts this practiru
((tegUnuw^fMjteiraiw 0*»)
a colonial governor, Doumer in
Indo-CkiHk, T aft in tba Philip
pines. Each * u "n Lawyer, al
though ■ Doumer practiced lnfr«<
m
His flijrfltT d Japan qoentty.
WASHINGTON; June 11— AP)
—Charles A, Lindbergh disclosed
Thursday he might fly, peer one
of three oceans—the Atlantic, the
Ptfdfk or the Arctic—in his aort
al jtum ey to Urn Orient.
After a day of rtntefeneee here
with officials of deveral nations,
the flying colonel said he and Mrs.
Lindbergh n o " wore considering
Tour routes for the forthcoming
trip—with the final decision to
rant open tho practicability of es
tablishing foci bases.
One would He to the east. In
part overbOii Atlantic to Green
land, th e t/fa r north to Spitsberg
en and t scrubs bsrren Siberian
lands t o ‘Japan.
Another would carry the cele
brated couple north to th* Hud
son flay, westward sc+ooa hpsraely
Inhabited Canadian territo ry 'to '
the northern coast of Alaska and
then over p art o f this Arctic Ocean
Ui Ribcrii \ ‘
*
A third' poaalbUlty would be
along the farflnng chain of the
Aleutian Islands. stretching neroea
the North Paelfls—then over 81*
btrla to J amil
The final possibility lay acres*
part of Alaska and ever the com
paratively narrow Bering S trait
to Siberia.
Lindbergh said ha was obtain
ing from all tba countries con.
corned Information as to tba fast
spots for fuel bases. This probab
ly will take several weeks, and no
formal choice of n route ran be
mad* until this factor la settled.
He said that despite tba extenfive flights over land Involved in
all throe routes, he Intended to
keep hi. Lockheed ship equipped
with pontoon* and that he had
no thought of changing back to
wheels,
The tell young flttr talked of
his plan* to newspapermen fol
lowing a luncheon In hla honor a t
the Japanese embassy,
Mr, and Mr*. Llndtwrgh flew to
tho capital from New York early
Thursday morning In a borrowed
biplane and will re lure there to
day. Almost Immediately after
Into ecafaraaee with Under-See!»Tiding at Bolling Field they want
n ta ry of State Cast!* at hla homo.
Later, Cattle announced the Jap
anese government bed notified him
officially, that the LladhergMi
Would ha welcome to fly over Ja
pan and land wherever they
wished.
.
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But b e im k i tfn American nnd
the Frenchman t h m U o m *rant
diferage*. Taft'* m o m of humor
I* lha t h i m i e f count loon stories.
T h an In no nock string. of pleas
antries about: Doumer.
Tba man "h o "ill bo the
thirteenth president of tho third
Franck republic anmad hit Aral
fnuics nn an engraver's appren
tice. Ha "o n n degree of bache
lor of science a t night - school
and aetlted down aa a teacher In
n country high school. He married
early, and |a father of sight
children.
Agogics h f want to
country
rnallim, from JournalIsm id politic*. Elected to parllaresnt. ha ’displayed too much
strength to pleas* h it party sujterlore, and he was offered tho
post la lado-Cklaa that ho might
ba safely burled and forgotten. •
He took the job—but not the
oblivion. On hla return to Franco
h« towered more than ever.
In IBOfl ho was president of
the chamber of deputies gad of
sufficient stator* to matth him
self ag sln tt A m end Failures or
th* presidency of the nation.
Falling of election, be dropped
out of tho public oyo for yaar*.
In <1MI ho started his come-back
by taking tho poet of mlnloter Uf
flhanca In a Brland cabinet. Ha
also had a portfolio In the BHaad ministry four year* later.
Doumer was elected president
of Franco from tho senate, whore
he was lha presiding officer. Al
though th* post la not on 'a p tr
with tho pramlorahip so far as po
litical power Is concerned, Its In
cumbent take* precedence a t alt
ceramontal functions. It Is looked
upon aa tho crowning honor of
the nation's political life.
In addition to hla own recJtd,
Doumer had two claims to thq
presidency. It was according to a
fairly well established precedent
that tho sonkto’s president suc
ceed to the post. And there were
his four sons, killed In tho war.
Senator Albert Francois Lebrun
was elected president qf the vanate yesterday to succeed P. Don-
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PORMBR-BPORTB EDITOR DIBS
COVINGTON, K y, Jon* I t (AP)— Joseph M. Nolan, W, for
many years sports editor of th*
Cincinnati. Enquirer, died at hla
hum* her* yesterday after a ling
IRness.
BERLIN; Jim* i t - (A F | —
Chancellor ' Heinrich Broenlng,
Europe’s youngest prem ier,. left
Berlin last evening for Neodacl,
the S a lt Prussia rummer place of
Prae’deat Vont Hludenbufg,
to
make hla re p u t to tho president
on tks Chequer* converaatlona
and the Gel-man poTltUl situation.
Meantime, Berlin tin te d with
question* about th# course the
chancellor would fillow. People
wondered whether ho would yield
to the pressure of opposition
patties and permit th* Reichstag
t* be assembled or whether h*
would com premiss with the oppo
sition sad change a t least same
ary t s i decrees
the subject of
which hava N
bltlei protest*.
They wondervd, also, whether he
m’ght sacrifice' some of hte
rolteayuds In tho cabinet to lha
oppbittlOR tn 'b rd ar t » ‘ save Ms
own poalllOh. /
Th* eaijakt yeaterday offklelly
approved the events or h'a ein .
ft rones at Chequers with Prim*
Arthur ‘Jiendaryoti of Groat Brit-
Says Ooverriment
'LIMA, Peru, Juno I f^ -(A P )—
sraa&irsg
W . Wtetw In thrao mantes
ago after a eeHte -uf rweiutlona
In Peru, amteuweed yesterday It
hkd put down a plot to overthrow
tbo-funla. ■>■■ -**--■ * <♦'.
Reestsbl 1thmerit of * sU te o f
siege througheut the country wi t
decreed.
: ' A govarament * bel t t t te . an
nounced tho a rra a tu T M eowplrsWhich
There ate* was some-sgatulalloa d* to whether ho mlgkt"advise President won HtadMhurg id
dlrrolvt the- Reichstag. But BBratff Ms friends, tin
conviction prevailed that, as on
phrrloai oetatlotb. the chamoDor
FLY IN FCfRD
Tfi£I-MOTOR
Special Low R a t* T o Ja c k so n v ille S a tu rd a y
1 8 .0 0
Ship Leaves Lake F ront F|fe!d Q A. M,
^ l y e ; i J t e l ^ n v J I ! e ! 10:20 A . ' | d . ,
R£9ERVATtONS ON WELD '
•-
m i*
mT» |y * y n r-
sidurrirt To Make
eeS& eches In
Idle We^t Area
JHINGTON, June 1 2 ^ (A P )
jdent llo o v t r featerday cornw ork on throe epeechrs ho
diver next week In Indiana,
ind Illinois.
Ill bk th* fourth time th*
f e r n * * ' Halt Which cute
[ th e tkran its tea sinew be
Inaugurated. Ths visit te
pflkid. Ill, an Wedhsaday. will
\ farthest west h* has gensMonday u gkt h* wUI nddrak-i
71k ruth it J-*nd by tic
ipnisjisxt.
PHC ASSOCl/l'l
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�fcH or destroy n p t d l
I'ftappln**,; and that
Um 770 “typical wiei
fouf> are unhappily i
gbrt wan mail* l>y Of.
to u c h Of Silk Is Said
Cause O f C e r t a i n
Disorders Of S k i n
PHILADELPHIA, * Jane 12—(AP)—Allergy, a type of auperscnalUeky which caused the touch
o f‘lift to product akin dittos# on
a school gtrPi fact, Wat described
to the American Medical Assort*tltn Wednesday.
Other tgM(petted things th at
reused allergic skin outbreak,
were named buckwheat cakes, cot
ton trod oil, oatmeal, tomatoes,
milk and chocolate.
The origin of this allergy was
blamed In ndmtroas cases, on ring
worm of tha lots, in a paper by
Doctors d e ra iln d White and Samu tl J . Tanb of Chicago.
They stated that numerous and
widespread Invettlgatlont are con
stantly bringing to light new phas
es of the' “complicated condition
called allergy." it D a irnilttvtty
developed by the akin In other
porta of the body than tha toes.
The paper suggested that tha sen
sitivity might be
transferred
. through the blood.
There Is no known real on In
allergy’a choice of n asbatance
upon which to cstrclst Ita affinity,
1-Benlority by birth Citing some of the rarest of these,
IK1imlnati
the report said that In a woman af
4 - Kudosed
30 nn outbreak on fingers, hands,
6 -T w o no lea sepa
rated by on* tpi.) wrists, neck and legs waa trared
to cotton sehd oil In cake. The a t
•-nub*
tack was cured when she stopped
1-Mllilc a) rot*
•-Wlng-Uk* port
ns* of both cotton seed oil and
•-Rocklsaaneoa of
olive elL Previously she had many
time* eaten cotton seed oil rekee
without trouble, and the allergy
devalopM after an attack of toe
II- Angry
1* tmi ihtit
ritigwohn.
11-TUIrd class quar
A school gltl of 12 who had eat
ter* (pl.t
en oatmeal far many years,' sud
33-FVillaw closely
denly developed and allerglo trou
I8-Wo» father of
ble on her fingers. Plopping oat
27-1* (Latin)
2t-ManM nlcknasw meal cure,) It. A College woman of
2 ]. was cured of n rase on hands,
St-ffarmnny
face and arms by rutting out buck
wheat cakes, The victim of silk
was 15. Hhe discontinued wear
ing silk and was reported well.
Curing babies of rickets by giv
ing them milk from rows fed a
ration of yrsst waa i sported by
Dr. Alfred P. Ilesa of Naw York.
The babies received vitamin D by
9 lo
this roule. One hundred of them
wake fed on this milk throughout
a Winter.
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(lari R. Morroe, of the Universi
* ty of Chicago, reported on rejuve*
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luUittO# BkjrinAi 'Tha idea of Inrrfaalng the lif* span and usefulIT
nraa ha* unfottunately crept Into
tho general concept of the mala
hormone without any apparent he
_
al* In fart."
Ita aalj there It no eeidence yet
in the experiment* at Chicago of
—
introduction of foreign gland* hav
ing any effect.
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Misa Bttyl Bowman of Orialb
do apk'nl Sunday and Honda]
with he, friend Ml.. Cathead*
Young. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Bowman, her .parents, were guests of
U. Young or
Mr. and Mrs.
Bunday.
Mr. and M u. Robert Williams
of Hanfdrd spent a few days In
Orlsdo as gue.t* of Mr. Williams
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wil
liam*. #
Mrs. J. N. Thompson expeela to
leavo Sunday tu attend summer
school at Gainesville.
Prof, ami Mrs. Bert Pauit and
party of Miami, stopped in Oeledo
Saturday to visit friends while
enroute north for the eummeT
They were delightfully entertain
ed a t the home uf Mr. and Mr*.
Skill Murphey
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Leoetto re
turned Monday from a pleasant
two week* stilt with thetr
daughter Mrs. Ralph Bastard in
Yaldosta, Ga. They expect . to
lease for a month* stay at Day
tona Reach w here'they
h ast
rented a cottage. They will bo
Joined hy their daughter, Mil*
Olive L ttelle Hotutdaf.. for
a
month* eacol'on. M rs,1 Ka.ford
and children of Valdosta will eleo
Join them for pert uf the 11ms.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I . Lingo and
akjldren, Mies Hparks Loo and
T L. J r , spent Saturday and
Sunday In JMktonsllle.
Mtt. J. W. Cuete had as her
guest tu Jacksonville, her friend,
Mrs. C. W Methisun, ensd daugh
ter, Mr*. Floyd Calhoun and lit
tle sun, Frederick, who visited
In Fernandlna while Mrs. Coats
v'sltod her friend* in JarVsoneillc
Mrs. Bonne uf lakeland is again
in Oviedo and expects to urgsniee
a Woodman uf the World circle
in Oviedo In the next ten days or
two weeks. While here she I* tbe
guelt of Ml*. W. P. Carter.
Mrs. O. O. Norton uf Jarksunvltle and Mrs. W. P. T0H of Vai
ds* ts, Os.;, and daughter Julia
Tart are spending some time with
(heir parents Mr. and Mr*. W. IL
Kimlrell.
Mm. J. N. Thompson icturned
from Macon, Ca., Saturday where
ghe went tu attend romiuwicnncnt
exercise* of Mercer U niirrtlly.
She 'reported a good lime and a
great eartr'e*.
*
Mr. and Mm. J. Tllden Jarnb* of
Sanford, were viiitvm at Judge
Then. Aulin'a Sunday.
•Mias Florence Wheeler, on* of
our town girl* and Mr. Paul
Campbell nf Orlando, Wot* qulelly
married at th* resldenr* of Rev.
J. N. Thompson Sunday af let noon
in th*. presence of her father.
fitness In C l a r k
lurder Hearing Is
ictimOf Beating
LOS ANGELES, June 12,
(API One woman wltnea. waa
Under | ol re guard yektenlay he.
came nf threat, made on her Ilia,
white the district attorney', office
sough: the cause of mysterious
Injuries suffered by W. E. Fxenc^
another witness at the prellmf*
nary lirating of David H. Clark,
charged with the tley'itg of
Chari*. It. Crawfortl, pol'tlrmn,
and II. K. Spencer, ntagarlne edlFrench appeared at the district
Sttunry'* office with his fart
badly haltered a few hours after
Mrs. Ethel Hamlin, loft Angeles
club woman, was found wanderInt in a daieil an,I hysterical
mini liun Wednesday night by a
patrul rar
She told authorities n man ap.
pruarhrd her near her home,
showed her a badge and told her
the was wanted at the district a t
torney'* office for further ipirstinning.
She said tbe man drove her
■tnui town and urged her to sign
a paper, threatening her with
violence and finally promising lo
"lake care of you," if she would
leave the rity until after the Clark
Dial. Upon ber refusal, >he said,
she was th itu t from the car.
'G o re goes to T e n n e ss e e to I'n g a g e
in n ia n u f e c lu rin g so a p .
M r. and M rs. A. D. R a u ry an d
A. I L J r ., leH f u r llrm lrrso n v illi* .
N o rth ( 'u n i i n * , F rid a y .
C a rl F a rn e lt le ft S u n d a y
fo r
N o r th end E a s t T e n n e sse e .
• T h e lle m rlk 'e h a v e tr a n s f e r r e d
t h e i r lo g g in g ca m p fto n i
B ls rk
H a m ric k to B lack C reek In l a k e
c o u n ty f o r a s h o r t tim e o n acco u n t
or I h r m illa th e y o r e fu rn is h in g
c lo s in g dow n fo r a few d a y s fo r
r e p a irs .
M essers W . P. C a r te r , J r „ P e te
M cC all, K n n rrt K elsey a n d H a r
vey K rlie y ,
m ade up an
o n to
p a i t y who I r f t llvii-do
T u e sd a y
e v e n in g fo* th e h a r v e s t fie ld s u f
K a n s a s. T h ey e x p e r t lo t r l u r n lo
O viedo In a lx iu l s ix ty dnyx.
M r*.
A n g ie
H trrn lu rg
an d
d a u g h te r , M rs. II. II. Ila rlte r, of
J a r k . u i i t 11le, s t r i v e d M onday n il
ertvoun fo r a w r e k ,
v i .i t
w ith
t h e i r frien d * M r, a n d M r*. \V. H.
Y oung.
M is . B essie Dnvln o f T e n n e sse e ,
a n d s is te r , M rs. D n n s td .o n
am i
so n , l a w t o n , o f (Ju llu is n , * |ten l n
few d a y s la s t w eek
w ith th e ir
m o th e r M rs. (!. K. t'ld lip s .
LAKE WORTH—line1 auifac
ing Mtlitarv Trail from la l e
Worth Road south to Atlantic
Avenue In Delray Reach com-
LEGAL N O TICES
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(All* No 391* vlAtrtl Hi** ilh iltir uf
July A. n . HIT. lit* flfrU Mll«l r®r.
WMi pu n, im ?« M n rr «f T»»
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(i|t|i|l( nilon fur U > «lrr*| In Ivan** In
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r i n c t T T i n t h t , M R is J t m .
c is i. Vih c it t in and r o n
aKWi.Nni.M c a r v e r p m in io s .
in ciiS N c rn v . so . trci*
A N K 1K M A K Mr I It At I , I
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Notlir Is Hereby siren that I. <1
lll'NTHtt. Iluirhweer ut T*x >*r.
Itriiste s’o *tt. il»l»4 tbe tlh. <t*>
i.l Jut* A. It, 1*11. he* flle.1 e»lit
rertlflcal* lu int office, *n.l h*»
m»de appllealloti for t»» Jleeit to
iMUr In a^conlaiiTf* wllh law.'Hala
t rttlfit af# »nvKrarf« lh» fuiluwint
d r» rr ihrit
p n iiw r tr
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lent *19 Mhlwafe
Tlir aahl laml l»*ln« aorBaBd at
Ihr data nf Ihr lMIISlH*» «*f Bi»rh
rrrllfIt air lit tlir h*inr nf lfn.
Known Thai I. <!* lll»NTi:il. |*wr.
nriNit-dnnr* w llh lnw» RmIiI
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H llrn te r Hill me**'B » I h r
(Tulin Vr|h(
'dtirrllbM l |iTt*i*#1 1t
ftIJiiMlinl In
I*pm int»lt m u n i r . F lm ld n , iri.w it:
l*nt AS Hub* 1‘ouri
Th# f*Mi<| Ihml balnit a mbbbihI bI
( h r d i t r n f tin* t u m h t p uf B»rh
rrrtln«*BI» In IK» iirrip
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WltriPM! Itijr o irit Int w lin u tn rr
Bllit BrBl thi* Ih* Itlli. d ay nf Jiu ir
A 1). 1931
I'luihti «I T ax i V r l l l l r a l r Nil I J I ,
V. K. Ilfll'ilLAKH.
•Murk i* 1 irn lf' v'u u rl dit I id Ih r llli, A a r nf J u ly A* IV
*ald m llflral# Iti
H# n 11ntiln I*'** ii ii 1 1',, tflT, ha*
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lion tnr mx*ilrnl m l»*u» In n<*.
I’nnlalit’r wllh law, H«IA i*rtl|fll‘a |r
rinlirnrra |h r fnllnw Inn dmrrlhrtl
Ibrnjirriy BlIMalnA In Hrinlfiulr
M T tra
I'liHMrt fliirliht in.writ:
I.oIr IRS a fi« Midway.
Till* t-TIf iVintnlBBlim nf N*if
ItnifriiM FNnidw w ill rtcfrlvw «*i ih# Tlir aa Id land l*r Inn surM fil a I
office ««V Hi* t'Ml AliimiRrr ilfitll Ihr dalr nf ||ir iPMiiancr nf m»*‘ll
f Bfl n 'rlo rk
l\ W
llon«tH% Jurt# rertlflrata III Ihr
Hiin*<uf Tn.'
I i lh 1931, M i lr d
fini|M»*Ml* lor known That I. il Itt'NTKll. l»«r.
tlib 111iik ? .« in rk writ*,
n p iiH iii. trharrr «f Tat Crriillralr No llol
n iB irli I w ii hunUrrit f»*i In A p |i |Ii dalril llir Sml ill) uf July. A. D
.mA furnlnliIrm innlvrlBl* r*iiil|ii]iBi«l Iftl. ha* fllrd raid irrtlflcalr
Ih
no tuffIda and ha a tiiadt* apiilh'ii.
tlf.
ll**it fur lax drrd lu Irru r In ar.
T»*f»v»*
rc.rdanrr wllh law. Hald *-rrllf|*'alr
rmhratra Ilie fulhiwlnK ilrrrrllird
liruiirtiy alllial*il III HrlttlnnU
i*niinlyf Florida, tu.wli;
lad l*a Mid win ,
j i n a . si. w n .'K K .
I IrpU l) I ’lB lh.
to turn blind. Tbla Isn’t mutli of i
frond featlng wlien one lia* to wutk
unit t turn tuul in urotb hard In my
llrne, bring a timber n s * Tht* Wnri
•at,* ton from l.ome n U',-1 ,lenl nn,
'
never Ilk. a to get sl. k. ,e|*,1*tl)
a*uy fmm l..sn* ; found i Im, barn
way to nndo thin was m tnh* at
in-.Ml.inal don* of III*,ft.Draught.
..nd keep ih. sfitrni rlean»*d.“
m ,
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BLACK-DRAUGHT
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W .H .L O N G
Ink HI. Opp. Foal Of flea
MEAT MARKET
By John Devlin
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s i s n r T tte t i i h v i i n a i , «T ftT .
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MR 7. tlslret (lie In d tlriV «f Jill)
A IV IB ti. Itw* Vll*«ft Mill r#t||fI<*«I b
In iiljr #»ffl*’**, nm l tm* mml* nhl'H.
rillli»Pk fu r 11*i ilffil in I**ub In iic.
t or tin ru-ri yyVVIi lnw Nn li| r«rf| if In* I *
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m«'l'r nf I h r i BMiiMinpr nf Mifh r r r .
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Saw I l k ftlrrtl w ill il*UI> tlir Iro n un
I h r f t f l i liny elf jU lir A |V 1931.
W lltirr* tn r n fflrln l
BlRnmlur*
Bitil Bt'M.I thin Ihi»' IXnil. tlmr nf
MiiV, A Ik 1911.
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v i: hoi'iiidANH.
i*|pfk i* |rru ll i*fiirt
NrtnlikuM* I *uii latjr,
Hut M b .
ftiiT ii i: t i p
Eryera, 26c per lb.
12— W an ted
WANTED: Five room heusr, com
pletely furnished, by the fits
tecnlh. Apply Bos I. H„ Herald.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
old battery. 310 W, h i n t SL
Id—Bocumt Without Hoard
SPEND YOllll VACATION at
llsytona Beach. Stop at tb t
Sandpiper, (21 Vermont Avenuo.
FOR RENT: Furnished cottage 4t
Daytona Reach. One week only,
June 12th to 201h. Phone 16-San
ford,
2,1—AVnnled Heal Enlale
WANTED TO HUY: 6 or 0 room
bungalow for raah. All modern'
Improvement* with garsge. Musk
hr In first ela** condition and n
laigain. Only ruck l«ttum prieos
considered. Prefer to deal with
owner. Addree* Bus “X-Y" c-*v
Herald.
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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out F o r1,
Handy Ilcfcrcnro
1IICYCLBH & RRI'AIRH
Lack, Key-aal Gaa It* pair a.
DRKTCII'8
DRINKM-MINCHEfl
BAGGETT'S
Gilbert's Chocolate# and
Hat Drlaka.
VEGETABLE
HHi PI’KRH
in u r p b n d b n t
GROWERS
Room f t
ABBOCIATION
Thai* • »
f tr r i.H 'A T H U P«M
TA ft IIKKII TMir.H IKt'TlUft
a r e o r n m c K V K a ftt. * t * t .
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n f T ix iVMlfli'Hl** Nil • I f , (Ib I biI
<h«> n i l lU l f f Jt«l> A I i . 1911, HBri
fill'd tn id (fM lflc u te III ink rtfflr'•*.
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ih r il In Im m i- In urg'iiid ttftcr. w llh
Inw, F^hl rrrllfIn n li* rin1dM*‘rii Ih r
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. I'LL SAY VT D a---AMD ROM IT IM A P L A C E
. XV t o a v . to THAT
•t.jtfta T L p rB P b YOU
Sl’EClAL PRICE on Relinlng
nrakra, molded or woven lining.
$1.00 on A Kuril, labor and lining.
All other car* according to width.
Burnett and Younger Oarage, Elm
Arm ue between First and fitrend
Streets.
HEADACHES
If.wll',
l -O O W T K K iW i W 'V i m t -W W O U T F I T t i U * •
T u y i * t T U R N SAY U A i . k
BUILDING SLOCKS—Irrigation
bolts and central cement work.
Miiacle Concrtto Co* J, E. Tor*
willager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
ster for *matl service station, ',2'
WILL TRADE 1027 Dodge rodd.
groceiy or any small huslnass, will
give diffrrenee, Boi J. H. W. e ^ . • *
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tha nerd at a Durgativa, I tat, HIV AIN l* n lrra *ahl rrrl(flc*al» 26—MlwellunmuH For Sal*
a ll t>*« r rd r rtiir tl nr«*urdlna
lo
lllark-Draught," aays Mr. Bdga, sh
law t a t d rr* | w ill la*»»r Ih a ffo n on FOR BALE: l.ockwood 6 Hotsa
tlsm l.le, of H I ru w ler A n , Hap Ih r SBIti day hf J u n r A 1> 1931.
power Oul board Motor. Good
hlii.rllle, Kg. “It la en.y to
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Wit hr pr my iiff Sctaj KlMialntr and
ehil inilrk to rellrve. 1 used to hart rrnl I hi* Ihr Sttid da} uf Mtiy A. condition. Will demonstrate. $80410
wr
.lull hnulvhe*. My
woulj burr I ». I'»1|.
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and Mm. Campbell left for Or
lando where they will make their
future home. "
L. IL (lore and family left Frlday for point* in North Carolina
where Mrs. Gore ami family will
trend th* Bummer wh'le Mr.
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V/
iY N E W S P A P E R
IN DEPEND!
NUMBER!
BQyORtlAN
ENGINEER
Vf .1.
pope And Itali
ernment Appear I
V e r g e Of S a g l W
Current
Used As Shields To
Nothing
..
Estimated Revenue O f
$20,000,000W ouldB^ *|
Nearly SufflcientTo
Carry A l l Burdens/
Finish** Final T e s t s
O f Plane She Will
Use On Long Flight
Over Wide Atlantic
TALLAHASSEE, Juno 11/
Hr W. W. CH APU N .
— (A P )— A gen eral grow re-,
NCW YORK. Jun. I I — (A P I- I
tall aalee tax o f two percent^
Ruth Nichole completed the flnel
||
waa propoaed in a bill IntrOf.'J
teete of her plane yesterday, he'l
duced
In tho Senate today by ;
coaled harogreph arrived from I
kajor Hugh L Cooper, above.
Senator
Young of V e r o r
Wa.hlngtun, awl. glrrn
I * >1*»j ittcd
U the America* engineer In
Beach. Young eatlmated Uttofl
(barge of tha great Nenlper River
weather, coriJlt'on*. she will take dtp
revenue at $20,000,000 an
Dam’ project, *00 mltae north of
o ff before tho end of the week U a
Odeaeo, Rutile. WbetV completed,
nually.
on the Iflret leg of her project*I Roosevelt,
the daw will be the largeet la tha
I lb bill provided that thb rtw -J
• ilu flight to France.
« « >'• "
nut should r*pl*<« all »U U a4- ;
M b* NlehoN will be" the flrvl
_
.
H W U II PC. «il wav MW, * ***** * w e « a eaaa.waaa
aapliant for trana-AtlanUe aW [> | | / \ |
valorem tax** exeept • « “ • ml11
•*»
I Inabtad IU campaign against them
honor* to use a proi>ellor wild K H I I I
constitutional levy tor school*;^
b wee*-] waa me.ting with eoccee* and that
cmttolUvd* pilch. Thb la ev- _______
Young paid tha bill waa ta M M
by cow- GensralltsJjao Chbng Kai-Shek
per led to vllmlnole much of the |>| III 1
> gheuld I * * °° would eetablbh beadquarUre
durstf
at tha request o f tha !■ « •
danger of taking o ff with the U U I L
>1 Nanchang.
dependent Retail Oroeart AaaPheavy load of fuel neceeeaiy fer r x r v s i r
a ' 1ttoltI Hankow report*, bowerer, laid
elation of Florida which, ha aaU,,
idcl" Kenneth A. htct’rlmmon, the long figh t*.
U L u r
to weak Nanchang Itself might fall ta adclaimed • membership of 4,000,
The blade* of
the ordinary
al Mgor. I ranking reds as government troops,
riiurdO) whkh w|i pimiiWl At
Collected by coupon tho m l w t <
poprllor are fixed at a pilch of
punwee, with (hatiered morale, were ofthe Pope’* request— almoet at hU
of (alee tax would cover «W tr
£! I W dogrec*. but wllli a Iwer N C g l X
til gdald I fering enly foohlo raebUnco.
order— la taken In government
pair of mere handle# made la Pleats
at her *lde In the cockpit. Ml**
FfilTl
Tha sbnghbr near k b o g fa took
circlet at nn Indication that tho
da Including food»toff», real ■
Nlrhola ran lower the pitch of her
1
,•
, ’ • |place when the red* attacked 3000
late and automobiles. Coop
ptupcllor blade* l o HI degree*.
MUi
e iw y c • ;
l
U V U lIV liliv
e a - r - —-------< i i 4 n | r w» »m‘ ri roaasmaew
n m « i troop*would bo furnbhed to county
Thb
in
effect
glvea
her
a
low
I I Fearing to charge against urn-1
--------Tha mooelgnor woe mentioned
cuHectare by eUta comptroller
and high geer.
a
A ten!
eblno gtm flro, the rode drove nonb *R U N ,
June t l. — (A P ) — In a recent accoont of a purported
would ho eoM at »
cents
‘ For taking g ff nie 18-dcgree In the fl
secret meeting of Catholic Ac
I1U.00 .worth.
pllrh
la
need,
slowing
an
In-by
a
jur
JJIM
ia
w
aow
i
■
"
tion printed In tha newspaper
(ackers larked behind the human turnlag from hi. vb ll to Undon Lavoro Faerbta, which charged
r reared acceleration of the engine 1
>hbld, opened lira and mowed yoabidiy with Foreign M lnbbr that he uttered anll-Kmaebt sari
and greatly facilitating rjting In- *
down thooeaad*, Machine gun*] j ul(gi Curtlue, found hla troubles timcnU.
lo the air under,a heavy lead. '
Once safely above the ground 1
In addition to IU readinaa* ta
*• tw.pon.IM. h..d of Cerroany.
hlba Nichols will change the pitch 1
(Continued on Page Four)
I bloke through ta tx*------- tha government only begun.
ta normal which il easier on the
♦mine and the bc»t position for 'Ing over. Circuit Court aetlrltlee.
lag from Klqagal prev
<u.lalned flight.
V ersion s
yasinday afternoon at about A:U0
lace. «M 0 0 other red* ware re;] tween the S c jlb of x creditor
I*. ' I.1* > ___
Mbs N'trhoU Is taking n burn- o'clork.
,
At about d:td o'clock, they
ported f* aDeeding upon Yenping in] W#|M u yft
reudy to reduce
t
they had reathed n t*rAllDMORK, Okb., Jona .11^- graph because she hope* lo bet- announced
nuithankTnkkn. Provincial sol* oatmaayV obllgallnn*. aAd
the
trr the woman's distance record. (dlrt, and wlUHi n few mbutea
CAP)—A
d
b
U
kt
court
jr»ty
.will
dlon rathe*Ld beforei them * » • charjbdl. of a nallon *ulbn end
n iw held by a French woman, and Rhode, learned that It WM a verCctr rniina tha criminal ia*pooai- may attempt en rants to anubllih ,dkt a (rich csrtlad arlfr tt «»eaU
fWalgg sUaalwarlea fled 1* **‘• 14 ***ouraged and groaning under
krility of Ikputy KheriHi.W . K. a new woman's altitude record. |
by electrocution at tha etola penr6 uc** and Cacjl C rn *l*V i tha elay- Hht pUn* ta rty all the way at Untbry at Kallord. Ill* itilaniay a
b rapeeud to appeal (h# « « % . . ,t
hrg of two pteminent Mexican cutT1 ! j T
v L S ? - —-I *fH»» ,h* eteamahlp ’ Burupca
Rhudci’ n i f ’H i i f W W l l l - p i l l f |
carry an axygen Unk to ease kai engaged In an eRCtfaM^' iritk r
ia
ardent o f the county. Judge, the ot- breathing In the re» fled almoe- Ferguson on the nlghl of kfay
which teaulled la hb using nj r«had ample opportunity ta learn
flcere were bound over fur trial |here nf the upper Wit.
xer with fatal affect on Ferguson. (
tha view, ef U i United RUtae
on murder charge, yeewrday aft
The first lup will be to Hergore rrm.nl o a -th e rrpaiallan*
er testifying at their prellmlnaiy b»*r Urace, K. F., from which ah* The killing om it red at Wood- ,
hearing that OuW* *hot and killed will leave on the ocean flight a* bridge, tutored, settlement on the ,
problem F
Hanford-OrUndo highway near tha ,
tha youthe, F-mUlo Corle* Rubio, aeon a* the weather permit*.
Seminole County line.'
,
' ,
euurin of Pw praeldtnt of Mexico,
The flight from New Foundland
klilbid U. Smith.
TltaieilU; .
and Manual Gerdt* Gome*, when
to France should take her ahntl ■tat*'* attorney, handbd the proe(be student* drew gwm.
District Judge Aaa Walden in hour*. Ie*» than half the t me a.'iitiun tor the Ht»te, whlb K. h .
granted writ* of hah##* corpus an i l.lndberth look from New Yark Ware, local attorney, represented
General Chanrflng ih rj oaated which ho. conferred with o fflcb b
'
f.xed bail at WfiOQ each, whhh to Palis' In hb slower Hplrit of Rhode*.
m n a r of Kwangtong province,] at WaeMngtoo. .
the depull** expected to fornbh Hi. I , ml*. She will leave In the , The Jury waa composed o f tha
at reportad to hat* returned | Altkoogh the agdra.adur
waa
afternoon *P that *ha will hav# foRoning: II. I- Throahar, 4. D.|
pending trial.
'
• .'
Japaa and awaftad roonay non-cemmltlal regarding I he rouThey bodlea of the (b in youths, day I ght for both the take-off and Warren, tiua Hthraah. K. C. Woodhath aide* la ratarn for hla vtr*aU«M
with
the
German
moat n>.k, It. F. King, T. H. Viughan.
who met death whan they .topped the landing, two Of Uiv
ndg* W neutrality. Cammending .tateeman, it waa undkr*t»odt he
Glenn Metcalf, Seth L. Woodruff.
M IAM I. June It. (A F )~ v
1their automobile on a highway In |rrilous pait* of Mb flight.
ho dtelabn* qf troape, h# aeaead (ipUlned piat an labrn.iional
J. C. Robert., Kd Oglueby, Jr* gpram. nf Cuban
,
. . . political
. . ~
, the residential dtatrict here early
M l from the scene of rarolt Oo- conference for the. revision of repFretl Roily, and Rdwarg Toftley,' and liaalnaa* men opposed to ibo.t. r
Bplbly against commanblo o f] tr *tlens and war debt* would b#
• . The Ihlnl of four murdir case* adm'nletratton of President G e t,; >Sl
vnpopulnr with tho poople of tho
on the Spring docket before Judge ardo Machado hat taken up. r
United Stale*
'
Wright was entered Into this morn temporary
In Miami
likely la b#
No positive el
ing when, after en hour's question wvtrb
developmenb"
In
(ha ’ {
c i a e ® P l i w l R it e s 'A r e P a id
ly, unless the
ing. Mr. Kraith, and S- A. R- Wllk- fov#r*tmvnt of Iho l * l « d rtpunUr. v „
^
M rSa M e r y w e a t h e r domestic situation In Germany
\
■
warn am-a
ln*tn. who b representing Rufus
Home other* nppoead to the v »
feice* Chancellar Mnwnlng'* hand
'
With an additional 1300 pledged Meirhant, coloiH man charged p iw ir t Cuban adminbtratlon IN J m
with
muidering
Kendrick,
agtesd
l touard their WOOU budget goal,
maturely. Nothing b expected
making thalr hradquartera In Key,.:..
,, o r
I bringing the latal to I3J07.V5, lo u|ion a Jury.
ere the arrienLhf Bacivury of
nrohllUI. M M hd'M erywM thar. 14, w h o
West and Tamil*, meurhere of tlgy ,
m Jury i» romiwini
The
rompuard ui
of ••••
the iw.*
fol> cal Salvation Arntw ufflclab thb1 T
, and proh. |hf
I BaeahaH Club.
group hare reported.
I ninmlng announced the appolnt- lowing! G. IL Hbro, D. C. Moran. I
Mini iter
Kataemad Loading Knight F. U.
Spokesmen for the group here— -J
K. D. Ilort. W. F. (brnvr, J. C.
I HecreUry MacMahon and B*t#on»ed Uiyal
Dow reputed to number upward,
R
uh
.
i
l
,
D.
C.
Hlekaon,
W.
W.
visit of Knight K f . Heuaholder weiw
VanNe**, J. D.
Warren, r„ C. of a doxen Including Dr. RahU$y^
K
r ! ^
.-riack. The Say.
by coming ] appointed as affbial represent*Rueemlo
CallanjT
Woodcock,
T.
H.
Vaughan,
and Kd- (lerria. Col.
R -M (»l«k c «r r o l| .V * * w , at fh# Flmt Mrihlira* at the Oriando celebration,
Aur elllo Alrara* and Jorge dg^j
want
Toftley.
rapealmy
church. w*e fW j <*0ri*Mn«
pt to db-1 All members ale urged to meet
At if:0tl o'clock thb oflernoon fold v. leader ef the oppoeitionbtd R
■g Rehart cUrygmaa, whlb the -U hearon
ie domestic at the club I tlO o’clock Monday,
said they ram* here from lima
the Jury had heard thro* wltn**Ely
B** woiwT j m . D. Jlaklne, WalUr Wxrariout oa*
Th* following programmed!
KBW YORK. Ju m I I — (A l I —
a,-*. Dr. Cl. H. Htarke, Dr. C. L. to Urn* during the last thronj
• . behalf Ur, J. K. Lylro J. F..Hlek*»«, Flnlet. Not a be carried owt:
Investigation ol U** diownlng *t
Paik, and Ruth Prince, tall, no month* to *e#k refug# In th*/
b y Hedge*, and J. F. MaOrib a d
. h a s ap1. Opening aarriee*. Chairman
behalf of the Stale, aonr# of tha tlnlleil State*.
Mag ad* Burbl wa* la Evergreen ComeMb*
B
urr
Fallhfull,
N-ycar-oM
decree.
H. F. Mohr.
, .
Mn*t o f the group, they a*Incident* relating to the fntal
i«. Music. “ Tha Btar Spangled Greenwich V lii**" h**uU.
si.tilling of Kendrick by Morcimnt verted, ram* ta tha country "be-',
hlg asked
Itoe. Marywratber, eh#
waa
ceotyllcated Hod., hy the rttelaon the night of N*v. t». t»M). cause It waa las hot for them M*
M ealbd boro In Indbna, b>d lived la 8antbn eh* bad been I ' " 1*
Kendrick lived until Doc. f, W»d Cuba."
n j a t i i r feed far about five year*- 8ha b
I 1 Tracist
1 Introductory «x#etbaa. •xall- acuta
alrebllsni
el . ..Ibllevua
Faldo agplained t in t . the new*.
then died from the effacta
of
e T t W e enrvlved by her d-ughlar. Mrs.
| U p O I l L j m itt, and afflrora,
Hospital. Bgrcrii* -how »h* wa#
knifv bouiiHi
hid r»#ilv»a.
comers to tha Miami Cuban i* h l ,
r . M. Mill*, of Maitland.
itr a in n
f r *F »r. J. VnnBu.kirk.
takeu to Ub hospilal Mar. -t* *
Before the Merchant raa* w*n ar. a* well aa atbora In tbs *Uta,
lir S lO ll
i, MM |*. •‘C atan bb,1The G * » from to betel where Jembubnea
■tailed. Judge Wright pa»»#d m ere
aro keeping
In touch
wRh M IC
Keeping in
ivw s
.
O f The Ocean-, by the band
surgeon" P»ld they f»ui*d her to
the rase of Clark Tearaen, whit* pel Ural altuatixn at beat they
dth him'a*
g. aiatory e f the FUg. Sol Wlt- company with a men wh) *«ld he
man charged erllh doeertba and through newspaper* tad M
aay. y M - UMtahk
,
withholding eupport from hi* rhU- spombnee. The loader* hero, ,
the
Lake
T. Altar Barr ies, Eaquir* and
dewa. Judge Wright allowed Mm said, real lx* that they aro uu
w b s i
iff, June I L —(AFJ
I the H ill] other affbar*.
hb liberty under bond with ton'tal. under the name #1 Mxrb
■on* tent eurrolllanro a f M
lb mxrnlng, I H. Introduatiaa W the apeeker
•tnetiens t# make a report on •gent* sept t * ' MUnil from •
C allM . Dbtrici Attorney Elvlg
and a Jack, af the day, by W. B. I>*Uporta,
Nov.
I.
I
N
I
.
of
hb
earring*
and
Xdwird* ha* not abandoned the
ran* to report en thalr artMB
aiw bl them! 10. Addriaa,. Judge J. C. Bcontribution* to hb family.
tk4nry t h n . h r was alnin. II*
"They think we might ha dt
said description* nf two nirn wtU
something ever hfT* they wt
NBGRO BRNTKNl’RO TO DIB
U <ant to (he police with
rolie intereated In bat they « #
the'r arreeL He said
OCALA, Jan* II.— (AF)-idahn foollag thaeu alv^'' ha gdtod
the g ill Had been 1 " c j - ‘ - ' (iroham, nogto. charged whh grimi union*clou>ne»s, tteu tire aenaba <
Inatly gaaauUing a
U-yrar-otd
I Re water until drown* Carlton, Can
• whlb girl at *ri»*T. M a r c h
Attorney Gal
ably ta dlKg
BRUENING FINDS
SELF IN PLIGHT
UPON DEBT ISSUE
BOMB, June II — (A P I— TBa]
and of the current dlfflroMrowB'J
tween the Top* and th* ; W i g ]
government appeared *’* ■ * “ 2 ']
yesterday aa Monalgnot u W efP F
Pbsardo.. papal under-aeeratarr
of (tale, resigned aa a
of the Catholic Actkm ortohltow
Uca.
The government on lie part, (h
la understood, la dUpoied to' per*
mil the reopen Inf of the IJJOf
Catholic clube by IVemler M#*aolinl It the Vatican “pbriftoir
them. "Purification" It explained
aa the elimination of what tha
government regard* aa the pa»
lit leal aapacta of tha flub* aaU
the aubatltullon of officer* who
are acceptable to the government.
The resignation o f MmalfOOr
ch*nMlu,r '"E*.
Sanford, Orlando
Elks Planning Tfl
Hold Joint Affair
ZSJtrSZ!
S 5 ,- JT 5T'
Dcputies Held For
Slaying Give Their
Of A ffair
,«•"'”™ * " *•
; SJSSiiS SuSi STS;
Political Enen
Of Cuba Rule F
Shelter In Mi;
S
Tag Day Drive Will
Wind Ufr Campaign
Of Salvation Army
&- g r t S S - T S S
K
[ions Arise
OfDrowning
v Gets
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Ividend
sUti irtaaur
I I — (A F ) -•
ludner, Hllnel*
was kitbd and
■si astbualy, lnalrpton* crashed
Thom** Whlb,
* burned. Cauae
*t
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entered tha I
an eerier si
the govetnM
Tha 11 m*o
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Friday. It Tt
•pill the *MgMaJl
tar* aa a fi
meeting- .
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ratlrad Um T. M. C. A. Lay* in
Ite flir t laaiag la m m , I * * , threw,
t d i r - I n M i *ti Ikiay oet, Tittle
art at f i r * aad i - PhlWpa art aa
l hr** llrfkM i
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AHhooyh Klatew aaUbtbhad ■
MW racard U r tW h irti, far a
Ural pitcher, tam lay I I a* the eppm'mg teUtn la w H ff l b air, he
waa *ary wild, walklny twrlrr,
whlfh e**pWd with Um /Ira yirta
ha»e an balk k j Kalyht, wad# IT
fra* paeaee la ffrrt. Bandar a/
I ha r k fij- W lc tljr . waa lha only
plapar that KInlaw
nat » trike
nat aaa ay mart lla w Bandar war
ale> Um hearr kHlar far lha yierrrjr boyp, faOawad rlepdy ky
PUrry. Klalaw and Kaly bt did lha
principal rtlck warfc far tka Y. M.-
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W a r d kandad la a Urt which e*ntabMd Um aaM** of McOewaa,
K a rl a, K, aad R. Carter, Rlchard* * • CKkaaa, aad Diaka, player*
tkay kata aa* aa yat aaad. Wia*ar Park'r aaw playrrr, ak pUyars
waa kar* aa* baan aaad aa far aia
Baryte Taylor, Craaa, Y ocum, Lilly
,
kar rlykt
m w m , Brown, sharp. Mar*
Bryant, MaawaU, driyya,
tad, aad Halelea. DayUoa’a
ska &
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kafara Um ftrpt kaU .wad*.
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powerfully
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ran, and K alfkt patting aray two.
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tpwte- the m i d Ika walk
tekiay o ff aaaM « ( Um N M k i
po u t
ru tB c c ^ k
Miructad at Uaal.r
Hot S p rin g Worried
Over Its Divorce Act
LIT T LE BOCK. Jiaa I t —
( ( A P ) _ Tka M w l dir or* cut" V at H al ■ prlni> la te r ra*
Cowair* Unlrridty * f
yadbd wllk peaalmlaw tka ftllay Brady
•/ paUttena raftering U Um po*- Plarida kaaaball Uonu tkb year,
Pte Um M d i y dlrorra art af tka wfcaaa addltlaw ta tka pitching
r*r*n* lay! >Utarn, '
it a ff id tba local dub wye aa-
The law, wktek w*ald karm a
apaaaUva at midnight teaiykt, nmiaaad yceUrdcy. .Lauia will nwaa aalamUraBy iacpawdad un nay Um hnrtb* dalle* dyalaat
til tka m etal pletttea ad aaat S t AayaatiM tomorrow aftdraeaa
yaar *akaa M ag * >1 tka art at Maatdpal.Parfc.
•hula aa tetewdtea ayalart a
r*far*ndoau A pratarttea au*dattea, oryaalaad. W M a i .tka
•d . Mid patHiMM kart dgaatame
OF 500-MILE RACE
I
�fccr» tlm d al
which haw beta Mold da- a 4th**
Although m
A. I t b lb M l'
M r that they
tbowe, h»d hotw n n d
far h f
j r t * . n . v., Joe Schrode, Uae anaUr, tar. 22
fi* A rti.U ) T*+rK TW rUnt tpiik* from
In op Unlr “ Ralea far Tnylsnd" Wat IWrr. Ho
Neither! do_.We think tl
laboring Man M an ha
STATE
sy want it
rra, wheth*
CITVTAXBOOKS
should, o f
*
S&
5P & X S S f t S S J r W «
de resort, a good old fashioned "lo a f’ around the
.HOPE
tn o N io r r
o il
: .;
u*
*»'* " • ;<''v
Ah Real Estate upon which taxes'ra*aln anpaid after
i { * 7*Vt>
!*y ji ti^ -
. *,
STATE AND
Jnaa 16lh will be advertised u d llena filed ggilnst
min wHh^sW 'mond/ig spept on Ota .municipal
*e, would rnaka' a new man out of Almost any
trip to the behih dvery afternoon With a plunge
«aq J M as Ihe .'gun goes down would ’ put 'new
b tlredest bpslngas man. A few hours every day
the .woods, oil the shores of soma silvery lake or
brook where the trout bits every time they see
shtny, would be a vacation wall spent,
re entering the season of vacations. Men are worn
a long hard y W . Jt wih be another year before
p f TO t
•
•*.
v*‘ V 1 .
•• ' •
wllh the law pweeed t * i t t
ELLEN HOT,
during which time poll taxes and Um
In the Aseceaeria Office,
’1
Jm . D. JW klaa,
City Tax Collector.
Tax Cotiecter BoM&oiw County.
i ■i«ini ——ml|
again, U may
Nile business Is
prepared to do
ThaWMhfod.JHrfee)
sight clock has Wag stare
Id wU*« «m the lt r » ‘
rilh Round
tbs
sUsacs
Cennafi Debts
Mr P
‘ t Itustion i
i
man ChWicr)loi>a recent conferences In London
to the reparation* payments baa again brought
IR problem'to. lbs headlines o f the newspapers,
n In Germany reminds us very much pf the
Sanford, and the chief problem there Is how
Ministry
iirjr * Anvil tiN n n n ■
ireat Is their radio pro
ud the fsdlltles of gov. a revolution.
• . .
list party) the bulvirarl
has kept the Bruenlng
it neutrality and which
cmmenl so
answering stars.
too to It that t ie i g w R an cheats bp aovgtU
hi
Journal “ A t a recent party conference there was talk of
overthrowing the Government as a consequence o f Its fiscal
decrees, which would mean a dictatorship or the eelture of
authority by the Hitler fbrees and a violent, upaet In
ow,lhalr vlttorlo* dimmed to domestic and, International affairs.
“ But this reaction Is not the sole Index of the nature
ofjh e. tax nteksures'.whlch probably will be announced to*
day. The 1
Government Is grappling with a deficit'bf more
than *295,000.000. T o wipe this out It, has made further
cuts in depart msntal expenses and further increases In
revenue. According to semi-official figures. It has. affected
economics to the extent of 172,000,000 and h u increased
taxed to the amount o f more than *170,000000. It hag re*
rpt and O w e s sad T r te .
k .wllh Uwir boruing twa-
'f l B f i r o e S
aptnch-beck call ang derby hat.
And while a rcaaonabla proportion
of radio appraoo# are prsUy, soma
o f tha awoaUat n lc w amargo from
fWM.i-ji
a flyer In tha thaw butlaaaa, whars
nobody carta (f (Ha art let naoa
qoni Ibotbplcka to long. ss.tM sett
la popstor.
~
• tl
p w
f
R afted pensions. It has Impost#! whit la acnemmilcxj'g
'crisis tax'on Incomes, and the measures call for the great*
** “V lth th if 6<xlslfiSPIool(ijrig with disfavor on the op
pressive measure, tha IndustnsjUts are urging, that tha
Government take an even stronger stand and immediately
declare a dictatorship for the preservation o f U|e country.
The coincidence of the issuance o f the tax decrees with
the sojourn o f Chancellor Bruenlng In England may hgve
F «» Host bdefi jmp-srrpngcd. H tttay. Indicate, on the one hand, that S ,of the noaaber tha voico broha
s Pardon
idlloo, In which
cm*
III
w u pp w
M L l- -r t-o;
o w t*
v pk
0f W
" g j t p t t g i V i i n f i i Im p
«W M l#
dad tha Dowis
p
a
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a
t&
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heard (a tutorial*
It, /"Aw, BOrtal" i\
boys hiring fa*. It
that Downay
ment that the war Indemnities are beyond the capacity of before, wired
tha machine
the defeated nation to pay".
• * U whwi ■ young man
Illy ellmhayl tba Uddrr of
f; nowsdsya ho uaoa sa airsad oaUbllihe* sa sltltada
FLORIDA
lareeling meetlt*
Hlala Dairyman*
hald at sllrar Spring*
ha laipott of (ho g s tlf
ffi3ST.ni
athar felnr.prodaSU
Florida loV* fa.’
wwrs1shoot taro baa.
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gH E
SANFORD
)RD, FLORIDA*
H ERALD ,
Mrs. Hrapan Hostess
A t Party Yesterday
nday School Honor
Roll Is Announced
Cbda Number Pour.
■ fha. Christian Endeavor Boelety
at tha P in t CMgttea Church will
Jget i'ea ra lvb lvijH b t church anM * g i ■ o'clo ck .^ ’*
. Tba Garden tluh of Sanfrrd
% 0 have n garden party at Geno
va at tha home ef Mrs. Endor
Osrtett from 5 o'clock to 8 o'clock
,witll Mr*. H. W. Rucker, Mr*. R.
Dana, Mra. II. M. Papworth,
Mrt. Hack Whelehel and Mrs. J.
JL Ookloogb a* kastaasea.
All Important meeting of tha
f * T lM ,r Rebokah Ledge will be
btU at » o'clock at tha Odd PelWen H alt Tha district deputy
,president will ba pteaenL
MONDAY.
1Circle Nnmbor Four of tho
P in t Baptist Church, Mrs. M. N.
|*bTalent! chairman, wIU moat at
g fM
l M Homer
o'clock ■ W
with
Mn.
Is, ItOl Magnolia Avenue.
Givers Class Of
, Chureh Haajdeeting
m j
Haateaaea at tha meeting
of
h k r Jay Givers Sunday' . School
Clue o f th# P in t Mcthddlst
Church held' yestsrday afternoon
A t the church snnagbw*|f Mlm
iMsrggret Squire. W 9. m A , A.U
iSlagtoUry. Mbs HaTUn’ lU y n e *
presided ovtr th* meeting. The
'member* answered th* roll call
by repeating quotations- front the
•Bible.
~
,
Mbs Squire* conducted a de
ject!ana) program later in th* aftyteao after whbh refreshment*
ft# served. Game* were enjnytd
liar rafreahmcoU
had
been
mad. Quantities af flower*
tamed the church aanea for the
Thaee piesrnt were; Mr*.
C.
. 8mHh and th* Mime* Marian
iajme*. Sarah Moya, Margaret
quires, Ada Blnglatary, Lavonda
ikk.on, Pjrolhy Smith, PhyUia
atbr and Muriel Mclntyr*.
and floral offering* during
last e f our daughter and
The First Baptist Sunday School
baa announced the following mem
bers for It* honor rdll for the
menth of Mayi Cradle Roll De
partment, Marjorie Anderson, Ruby
L. Anderson, Pklllls Ray, Carol
Jean Hale, Minnie Rath Odham,
Wade Rucker, Jrq Mr*. George W,
Huff and Mra. R. F. Cooper; Be
ginners, James Henry Cooper, Wal
ter Beal, Marvin Smith, Margaret
Myers, Mary Helen Tew,
Elsie
Barlaeau, Dorothy Rosier. Mra.
Fred Myers and Mrs. R. D.
Vaughn.
Primary Department, McKay
TnUuek, Billie Filler, Jackie Pisler, Theron Madden, Albert Huf^
Mack Cleveland, J r,
Leans
Vaughn, Madeline Troluek, Mary
Williams, Elisabeth VUgfchn. Lucilia Lawton, Juanita Humphrey,
Alien Newman, Mra, J.-L. Lata,
Mra. J. M. Wilton, H i t R. W.
Liwton and Mlaa Nina Calhoun;
Jnniora Department, Ann Wright,
John McMahon, A. L. Meyers, Jr,
Mr*. L. B, T»w, Mb* Mildre*1
Lumley, U E. Tew, Jr,' Jaequrlln*
Campbell, Alie* Johnson, Cecelin
Truluck, J. V. Johnson, Mr*. /. V.
Johnson and Mia* Myrtle Ogd«n.
Intermediate Department, Jana
'Sharon, Elmer Johnson, Stewart
Gatrhtl, K. W . Barrett, J. B. Bor
land, Charles Tew, Vivian Yeoman,
I m. . i . _
n ..L ...i '
ta i n .
t
LoaU« Packard,
and
Mlm iMario
8 t*«a rt; T. E. L. Class, M n. John
D. Abraham, Mra. Ac C. arissett,
Mn. 8 *n h Stewart. .Mlaa. Marin
Stewart, and Mrs. IJIIian Vickery;
General Officer*, the’ Rev. W. P.
IIrooks, Jr., Miss Atlie TrafforJ,
Miss N. A. Rines and John I>.
Jlnkla*.
Miss Moughton Gives
Party For Her Club
Entertaining for the member* of
the "Weekly W e" bridge club, Mb*
Charlotte Moughton was hostess at
a bridge' party given yesterday
nfternoon at her home, corner
Fifth Street and Magnolia Ave
nue. High score prise, a bathing
salt bag,-was awarded to Mis*
Mary Went. Mlaa Margaret Benlucky In cutting, received two
reived two novelty thins dog* s i
cut prjag. -.
♦
a. *
A salad rou n r and punch were
served la 'th e following!
Mlaaa*
Mary Went, Carlin Palmar, Mar
garet Reanett, Sybil Boyd, Martha
Mrpo/fald, Mary Chapman, Anna
Belb Brown and Charlotte Moughtin.
Mr*. G A. Radford, Mr*. U .
R. Chapman and two children,
Georg* end llarlwra L**, Mrs.
George Cowan end guest, Mlaa
Emily 8tailing*, of Atlanta, left
this afternoon for Daytona IJeaeh
Mr. and Mr*. M. Stolnoff are to apend e week.
spending their vacation at Blot
M b* Beverly Render, Mlaa
Mountain.
Grace William*. Mbs Katherine
Mr. and Mr*. E a r* Kipp left Sehlrard and gue*t. Mis* NalHa
today for Gainesville where they Ray, of Jackson wile, left today
wilt attend the University o f Flori for Daytona Reach where they
da summer school for two mouths. will attend the Delta Delta Delta
house party at the Oleander Inn.
Miss Elisabeth
Harwell, * of
Palm Beach, t i spending a short
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson
time hen with her father,' J. W. hava as their guest* at
their
Hatwell, at the Montciuma Hotel. home on Magnolia Avenue, Mr.
and M n. Clarke Williams
and
Mlaa Patsy* O'Connor will leave two dauglitets, l.ourlne and Imo
tomorrow for Tampa to spend a gens, of Chattanojga, Tenn. Mr.
abort time aa tha gueat o f Mlaa and Mr*. William* and their
Alba Windham, formerly o f this daughter*, and Mr. Wilson and
elty.
his daughter, Mlaa Rebecca W il
son. motored to Miami yesttrday
M n . W. R. Mowbray and her and returned here today.
daughter, Mbs Kathryn Mowbray,
arrived today fporn San Francisco
M n. E. I. Hoy it chaperoning
to visit Mr. and Mra. G. Irving the following member* of tha Phi
Lourka, tl7 Magnolia Avenue.
Alpha Kappa sorority at a house
Personals
town, N. Y , la the gueat of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mn. C. II. Shaffer, 2821 Willow
Avenue.
- Mlaa Katherine Hymfe, Mia*
Frances Maunr ami Mlaa Camilla
Barber left yesterday morning by
motor for Miami and I’alm Beach
to spend a' abort time,
Mia* Dorothy Leach, of Cnch-
ran. Ga., I* visiting hvr uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Hr*. Arthur llran
an, at their home on Magnolia
Avenue,
PAGE
DAY, JUNE % 1931
Honoring her mother. Mr*. S.
C. Nutting, of Macon, Ga., Mr*.
Arthur llranan entertained with a
bridge |>arty yesterday afternoon
gt her home on Magnolia Avanoe. A* honor guest Mr*. Nut
ting w*« presented with a Pair
o f silk chiffon hose.
Throughout
th e
afternoon
bridge progression* were enjoyed
and at a late hour score* were
added and prises awarded. High
score prise* were awarded to Mr*.
S. R. Dighton and Ms*. K. 11.
Laney. Mr*. Dighton reeelvrd a
box of ttitionery while Mr*.
Laney wa* given a Jardiniere.
Mr*. Krank I.. Ree<l. of Win. tonSalem. N. C., who held low score,
waa given a deck of playing
card*.
A color rehrme of pink and Uv.
enter
developed hy the qUantitle* of Spring Dowers arranged
la tirlo .il place* about the |arly
room*^jsrtl^l2^the^Jlallies^sp^^
wrr* pink and lavrmlrr feather
fans.
At the Ira hour n *ata<l and
awrrt rounr w *« .eevnl by the
ho*teas, asliitrd l>» Mi<» Lillian
llranan and Ml** Dorothy l -each,
of OochraiC Ga. While the mint*
wer* enjoying rrfm h m m l* muair * u rendered hy MDs Unm
an. violinist, and Mi** l«arh,
pianist.
Thnaa Invited to ’ he with Mr*.
Nutting were: Mr*. A. P. Connel
ly and gueat, Mr*. Frank I- Heel,
of Winston-Salem. N. l\, Mia. II.
F. Whltnrr,
Mr*. J. Richmond
Miller. Mra. 8. R. Dighton. Mr*.
J. O. I-anty and guest, Mrs. J.
H. Crave*,
Mr*. F_ II. laney, i
Mr*, a. 0. Kiel), Mr*. F. K. Houm.j
illat, Mr*. II. M. Papworth and
a jest, Mr*. Margaret Rarnc*.
Windemere; Mrs. Charlei K. Croaier, Mr*. W. N. McKinney and
Mr*. William Croiier, of Hermnnt; Ml** Lillian llranan, Ml**
Dorothy Leach, of Cochran, Cla::
and Mr*. W. M. Scott and Mi*»
F.litabeth Harwell, of Palm Beach,
J
Mra-.C. II. Smith attended the
luehtlng'of the Woman's Mlssloaarr Society a f (he Flail Methediat
Church at Oviedo Tuesday, after
noon, at which time ahr gave a
report of the conference held in
Fort Mycr* on A pr^i.
'Mb* Virginia McDaniel has re
turned from th* Flerlda State Cel-
Ladies* Rayon
BLOOMERS
or panties
All Wool
party at Daytona Beach this
week; Misses Jean Martin Laney,
Krtnce* Pearson, Louise Hickson,
Kathleen I-aney, Betty Wherleaa,
Dorothea Lawson, l^icille Boia,
Mary Dighton, Christine and Pau*
line Stoudenmlre. Helen Douglaaa,
E lb Spencer, Caroline Cogburn.
Marjorie Fairest, Juanita Smith,
Mary Maxwell and Marjorie Tur
ner.
end C O U R TESY
SPLENDID SERVICE . . .
F I N E S T F A C I L I T I E S apd
H A P P I N E S S at the Hatal.
GEORGE W A SH IN G TO N
.n d the M A Y F L O W E R
BATHING SUITS
for men and women
$2-45
Suteritc
Y w rh*l b e lie f m n J i f J i ( i n h o i t l i Kr l u J g e J
th *n h o o n n e o . lu r p e is e e u « n jin g i * n j
p erfev t c n e n lm i* T h e t e j i c k i o n i i l l e M o ie li i r e
B
Ml** Rowena Diamond, e f Tallehassre, and Misa Betty Bell, of
Oitando, both recent graduate* nf
the Florida State College for Wom
en, are the gur«t* of Mi** Virginia
McDaniel at her home at laka
v a hsm of quality anJ eftornt
Itrvlcr, courtesy anJ
alicnlion to ihotc who
c m vitit thti delightful city.
w
Clecnlineti. pctlect full1
inn, heMcIt whieh you
n
sit peouJ to give si you*
hvi.ir.ling sjjicti.
HL
l O l l f f K lO lfft l
Among those from here attend
ing the Chi Omega tlanee at the
Orlando Country Club last night
w-eret I-mnard Miller! and guest,
Charles Hauler.on. o f Okeechobee,
Peter Schaal. John Schlnrd, Jr..
and John Ivey,
Mr. and Mr*. Fred R. WlUon,
Ml** Helen Wilson, Mist Frances
Wilson, Miss Camilla Deas and
Robert Wilson will leave tomor
row for Forsythe, Ga., to spend
ahout'a month *t the Wilson sum
mer home there.
\
S IL K H O S E
full fashioned
$ 1.50
39 inch
• TH R TA 8 T Y
MARQUISETTE
8IIOP
For Rent—Furnished H
Corner Eleventh Ht
and Oak Ava.
per yard
VILLE
Ja c k s o n
HOTELS
Oppeatte Caart Rapes
Crinkled
BED SPREADS
D a v e ’s
3 DAY ^
CLEARANCE
Size 80x105
$ l .00
Will Be of lntcrmt to Every Family. In Seminole County
Good Heavy
FRIDAY -SATURDAY f- MONDAY
»
DUE TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR
2 Presses fo r the Price of One
BATH TOWELS
Size 18x36
Silk Dressefs
Silk Dresses
Valuta 812.95
Values 87.50
\
Duy one for
Huy one for
— $5-95 —
Another one for
Another one for
—
, ,| t-w e will continue the sale through
$
Special Close Out
SALE OF SPRING COATS
flL M
C o sts
Yea Will peed at beat ana ef th«*e
M l i f*c that vacutba trip you ar*
piannUf. Sport and dry** cast* of
*1 • ad baahat w«ar* actgr ar*
far joar aeiegOeo. Sheet aad
advertised $1.00 Items and a qumber o f
rgalna each dsy.
,
-
If
,
87.50
C* %
Coaln
QC
40 Inch
HARONKT
BATIN
per yd.
*
1.00
,A
10*
2nd Group
Is? Group
1
•
Ilrennra for alj oecsnlonii, Indudlnif npnrt asd afternoon
Wear, win bs found In thin group . . . flat crepes, crepe tie
chines, shanlungn, chiffon-, and other popular materials In
one and two piece models.
- which was advertised for Wednesday and Thursday
' morning, and because many of our customers requested
:U'jj
Fruit o f the Loom
36 In. P R IN T S
«
7Fast color per yd.
—
Men's Black or Brown
OXFORDS
Regular $5.00
Special Price l*adiea'
S L IP P E R S
Regular $5.00
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tlWiy data gathered dur*
i
<1
ij
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fi
MM « f fie lane/ In tea ' M *
M t and mobility o fth e t a ifk
if. Gan. Benjamin D. Fouloi*,
Kant chief of the air Coop*,
commanded the eaerciao*, la,
M ag reporta from unit cere*
darn. Within the nest three
the he will aabmlt to Ilia'rip*
if roommentation* designed
llaa the problem* brought out
- r * T a i d d « * w s ro * ’# h * -r
fV nf-ln q . U. Ooodaall'a riant fo rd all*metal airplane which wfll land St the lakafraat delation
l ^ f n * far • t w o ^ r , » t V *«ri««ir «kl<l» « » •
f - * * " * * * ^ " * * * * Hlght. will be
F a c t s In Killing
Of Mexican B o y s
f bHd At Hearing
«?>
“ ••'»*»•< »«w “ 2:
tUng aloe tjbiu»tv»a »o much
i G tolth A v m j l T o p o o r
(CohUnned Drop* T i n One) ,
"p e rR y l Catholic Action, the
Vatican waa reported to be die*
peaed to accept the ragreU of tha
Italian goremment orar recant
enII-Catholic outburst* tnd
to
drop He Inelatonco on a formal
apology.
Although tho pontiff by all In*
dleatioos waa moving toward a
settlement pf the controversy with
the gnferament, punitive actlpa
waa ’taken
ye«tordey agalnat
Catholic congregation* in twe
aoppiern Italy ‘ tpwn* whom re-
M m rtlfM .
Trnbee Davison, aae latent
rUry og war In charge el
lion, tald the question ihetbWod^ ry of the fly In* echoed
own life. I ahot from tho hip."
,
you** pilot* who hod Juat
Oueei aald that after Gomel,
* blanket-clad youth fell, he aaw
mlllo Cortea Rubio In tha raye
o f bU f teablight. The bo* h*,j a
handled automatic. He Midi
w performance of tha ipore
*a* aaw fha duo ha fired,
hful filer* '‘decidedly allowed
ild ha Inforniedthe youthe
and Guana ware deputy
gu M J* brought'Into te**
phoriffa and that ho dlaormed Km*
craning tha queatlon of tl*D- Ilfo Oortea Rubio after tho youth
f a agnralten through local leveled a Biteoi at him. Ho waa
akprtei airdrome uaea, Dari' turned about, covering Salvador
Oortea Rubio, the third member of pitteeaalana w en banned by the
(bo party, when tha ahooUag took
place, bo raid, attg did not wllnm i Vatican at tbo height of tho
the peak two yoaka In oelab*
controversy.
ling field* which could handle
Th* meaauraa consisted of a do*
Croaby oaid h* did not fir# a ahot
go number* of piano*.'
and charade tiled aa a faleehood creo of latenUction, an ancient
tew of tho arm* of tba aeerie*
the atatemerit o f Theodora Tor* Catholic penalty. Under the Pope’1
teh demonetrated It* affVcency
reman, who nald ho waa attracted ordor nil service* Hn tho ebaraboa
the point of being ppafect,
t o the econo, that Cratby pointed o f the two town*, Campo Basra
itiron Mid, waa tha ’ nrgteal
to Kiqllio lying diad. in tho motor and Capanaara, a n
ru»p*mU<V
bach.
car and nald. " I got that boy.”
The church** the mart re* muat
I t e r jb y ite'a n i with the tna*
Salvador Cortot Rubio, the anr- bo closed.
Iran , ho oiplainad, appeared *® vlvar tratiflej that tho.deputle*
Tho government'* reported will.
ow at every moment tho etatf did net announce they were off]Ingaoaa to rajao Uw ban on thq
yilcal condition of the melt on
catholic clobi la baaed 1 on tha
woo nerve* dad mental qakk*
theory that such okgankaUena
»» the alt carp* depended for
should bO thoroughly ItaUao.
j W*
elf V
Thera la obJgcUOn to "foreigner*"
•"Many lesson* In commuatea*
—by which it la nwant ritlund
lone w on learned from tho ma*
of tha Vatican State—la place*
jurat*,'' Dari<on mid. “ Thla la
8
little- u 'aa o w r to d i*r»t
4*1 v f l * OS* Wte«
VlKfT- PA LM BEACH, Jana U*
— ( A D —Track load* of poUteee
are bolgg^gitM to the poor bare
and la Ukaworth whlla moor
grower* are leaving their pe**^
crape' <n 0*0 ■round, raying they
cannot aotl them for tha eaat of
reialn* them. Reporting little or
no marked for their pbtatOee,
Ur*o plantation
Drawn Oom|
BeenUdaa, hoe.
ope/Mora In
Innrtk N«J * > »l
R lra in E n ffll,. . . J L ,
Ucrrqiinod report* o f many
patalyoa bilng > damped la thp
d r'u T iia 'gp canal* ha*o barn
brought to1the aitinitiontef Coun
ty Agent
Mount*
today. Ona
greater aaIf ho got nr tgora -lhpd
n eant and 'a bait a petted for u j
potatoec.___ _____________ ;
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N AU TILU S N A U R
PROGRESS
w s a j* -'
-W ith kCtl'fktt
OCTHCW HOU
m and tho north
n to ilw Hjnv
•gara ^ r . ^ UKSRUR
FlV* Aorta Boat Cater*
ini *« vr *vcii'' •
Bp o f our m oil important prohi, tha solution of which ;wlll
nd In a large meaiuiV on
in* learned In the era rtf***.
Id development o f' - wgather
eaita, M vital to flying offl*
ry, wa* another problem on
:h oitomUra date la araljabl*
proved by , tho government and
Ians For Summer
tudy Course 'Are
‘A TE COLLEGE ‘ Fl
f, Taltebaaae*, Juno
reach Uggicp.
Ifuaeolinl la, u over, directing
a government end of tho nego*
The Pooa knew* this aad
,te m t In more direct
Three typoe of work, Intern
gator college work loadldgdegree, roll#** course*
i*her* who with to *»(N*fyi
ate certificate requirement*,
idduate work loading totrap
aator’a degree, will ho off)
r tie
e e le ^ ll
£ f.W / S K
m e o t s U s 1pact V«u! In hteteW llib
i member*'of the regular M l
t it
' * a m m m mheol which
J3L
■
rr
to yrtY fl by m otor I
Miltons of dollars h a y a b H * tlpentily
A L e g !*
kalty will ceapoM-illP
inlaked,- U the announcement
at tern# of the five peraont
laght fer the lacking of the
rlrarao chancery had been ar*
raatelet the “right ef polkf'
I for mere aport.*
g r4 * n^Wtxrk o f
f* dt m il** pt a*w row fi,
u . . * The Standard OU
*
m iu im > f ail
MitTtilnmtnii
t] teas wW 1
*n|*.
I-
.~V
.
I’m
�Wolhefm Put
ip On Gutmuttl
A ir Birthday
Moods, 6:30, South
• t ilt S I Morita Or.
I * :U , The
Camel
CBSi T, Arthur Pry.WKihAtK a S.
Military Band, CBS)
CHICAGO, Juno l l — fA P )—
Style Observerj 7:4b, flop Loots Wolhelm, “ herd-boiled"
Mosteal; 8, Parcel g t v h alar, now dead once teased
10, Detect! rt
Story 1 Chicago gangster with h ie'flat
W h ile the hoodlum s pistol prod
ded hla riba and threatened Inslant death, was related yottarday
In a copyrighted article in the
Dally New*.
■While , discussing poetry aad
phUppopby with a friend In *
ruetairant, there came an Inter-'
rupt toa
-Hello. Capteln Flagg."
11. waa the gangster, whoae
name was not revealed.
Wol helm growled at the gang
ster palled up a chair and seated
himself, (till smiling,
"Who u le d you to alt down I "
To Wol helm* rebuke, the gangater replied, arising:
\
"N o one. I f you are offended— He never finished. The "hardboiled" movie man o f
"What
Spiral Nebula
and once more stood beside Wolhelm's table. And Wolhelm'v fist
again punched proitratingly,
;n »r »
Pi f i b
"lijf,
Hi
U 1
bJld)
ID .a
I
UQGI
*ja :
asm.
nee
U3C
••-Man's nickname
i pose.)
(SL>
lP -Bhort poem
22-Mnre* In from
msrglnv
38-Biter Wildly
37Nolhlng
38Beslgbr
the floor, the gangster drew his
rietol|< he staggered to his fees
and thrust lha muxxla against
Wothelm's chest.
The ertor stared, unblinklngly.
Then ha roared:
" I t Ithex nerve to'ihoot ■ man,
damn -you. And you haven't the
gute to pull the trigger."
Th* gangster’s pals .led him
away—« i soon as th* heat o f bat
tle hod died. An admiration waa
born (hat lasted unknown to Wolhelm;1as lobg as Wolhefm lived.
Edison Keart S elf
Praised Over
II-D epet led
M -W lth three un
equal sides
84-BmUdgrs
of IhlvKOm, Mn. c. II. Smith, of
Sanford, brought to the Centra
and Oviedo societies at the Oviedo
church
Tort'la* afternoon
a
Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mte. W. C, wonderful mcv'iKr and report of
conference.
Boone and Mrs. B. It Wslngrtght the U *t ihlwionat)
wrre visitors In Sanford Tuesday M n . Smith la known far and wide
for her
wonderful
Missionary
tnornlnp.
^
Mrs. T. !«, lingo and daughter
S|Wikn Ice. spent Tuesday morn
ing in Orlando.
Mr». T. A. Jordnn. Mrs. R. F.
K nc, Mrs. Max Iclnhart
anil
Mrr. I’altrrsoa s|icnt Tuewlay
OVIEtiO NEWS
WASHINGTON. Juno U r r U t V
— Attorney General Mitchell aald
yetterday Senator Content w«wH
ba welcome to any- Information
available at the Justice Dapartmevt .relating to the falter* ef
ihc government to apical
• t ilt tax ease of the lata Mn.
Jxmea J. Mill to tht Supremo
C>»Tt
Referring to assertion! of the
Michigan llepuhllcin that, he had
failed to answer a letter written
by the senator requesting addi
tional data, the attorney general
said he had Vno Intention of be.
Ing discourteous" ami that the
senator could have all the filet
upon the rase.
lortiey General Sargent that no
aponal be taken in the case.
Hho Informed the attorney gen
eral that Mitchell, the solicitor
general who originally had drawn
up the trurt deeds for Mr*. Hill1*
estate, bail disqualified himself
because uf hie previous connec
tion.
After Mr*. HiU'a death,, the
government brld the
property
placed In trust for the chlMren
and grandchildren should be in
cluded as-part uf the estate .In
computing the federal las. The
circuit court uf appeals In IBS*,
ruled agslnst the government
Records produced by the depart
ment showed the decision teas
submitted to the tax division, than
in charge of Mre. Willebrahdt.
and that other officials o f rths
tax division joined in her recom
mendations that no appeal he
taken.
LARGO— Richey Coop opened
shoe Irepalr shop at 26B Fourth
Mrs. Augusta I).
(kivlngton
spent n few day% In Jacksonville
last week whets she went to at
teml I hr graduation exercises of
Hrr grandson Henry Cotiiigtue
III. S he was areompanlrd on this
trip by lien Jones.
Mm
Elisabeth
Law ton
In
structor of npnnbh lit the Aacksonullr High School ncrorn "n ird
Mrs. Cviinxton In Iter home In
Oviedo on last Saturday mining
■where she will spend sometime
with hrr parent* Mr. and Mm.
IV. J. law Ion.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Amo* Mrilcalf of
O-ceola were visitors in Oviedo
Saturday P; M. accompanied by
Ihrir M>n, II. t'. Mitten If and fam
ily uf William., West Virginia,
llrv. Mrdralf reports to trliim to
hi." llrinlo
Ilrimla home in a week of
h;»"
two to reside.
The last mrclinc of the llvlnhWoman’s club was brld Katurda)
afternoon with the installation of
officer* for the new rliili year
beginning in Ocluhrr. Mrs. Angusla 1>. Covington as pievilriit foi
most inter.
the new ye*r gave
rating sketch on whnl she would
like lo Imre the cluh aictimpllsh
durir.g thb time.
Mrs. W. J. Ijiwton and Mrs. J
Williams Martin were hostesses
f u r the afternoon.
The l ibrary
of the
Oviedo
Woman** club will bo open lu the
.public each Batutilay afternoon
from 4 to 6 o'clock. The hooks
may be secured free nf charge.
Methodl.t Mlnlonory i^adev
Mm.rlf compared with “ Prometheiw’’ the legendary g iw r of
light. Alton Jones, president of
I he National Electric tight Asroclation epeaking over a radio
hookup, told Edison that as the
Inventor o f th* electric light he
w a s one e f th* world'* two great
est benefactors. Edison's message
in reply was for Industry
and
the rotmtry tube “ brnve" through
the depression.
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y
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ASTOUMOtFf,
BV
III.
B lo c h .
W lae.
T ru rfo e d 's
M ap
nl
fU n fi.n l,
•P ln rld n . an p e r p l a l th e re o f
d u t r o f record.
T h * e am « to tie auld In a a l ls f r said
decree.
T e rm s ] C ash, t ’ u rrh a s e r to pap fur
H o llrlio r a
fu r
Ifo m p la ln a a l.
service.
PROMPT
<
rhont 101.
BUILDING .B LO C K S-)
boxes and ganertt tew
Mliarl* Concrete Co, J. ft,
willager, Prop, grd and Elm.
SPECIAL PRICK on lUllMi
Biakcs, molded or Woven Unto
♦l.oo on A Ford, labor and Unix
All other ear* according to wldl
Burnett end Younger Oarage,' S
Avinue between First end Bt<*
Streets.
S— H elp W a n lfd
MAN W ANTED for RawM|
Route o f gnn Consumer* In 8 «
era nr run umwscnm. dtat. ford. New Smyrna, Daytona Beat
iT tv a
«f
tm h
m rA T ie ns*
Titusville. Rellahle hustler ej
F I .O H II IA .
M ii llr t I p hereb y *lv t*ii th a t V . A , start taming *36 weekly add 1
u r i i M l l * in iffiiiiH v r «*f i i . m i i * . u f
T i * t > r lf f k * X t a K il I f •!» i l a t H Ik® rrrasr every month. Write imrnrt
rod d a y ' o f X o lr A. !».. IS IS ,
bus ately. Rawlelgh Co., Dept. Fi
riled said r e r t l f l t a t . lo m y o ffic e ,
;
a t.il h a . m ade a r o l l r . l l n n f o r i« * BF-fiS-B. Memphis, Tenn.
n n r ir w
ta x
Edith J. Marrlull uf BalUmore,
Md. writes:
"lui.t winter
1
weighed 200 llw. and was very
murh ashbmrd. 1 bought a Lottie
ef Kruse hen Salts which gave
euch wonderful rrsults 1 bought
lllv
S IV .
fAfter
e lt v l
•, B*Al*wewS*
VV w s ^ a■
inorr.
1,
bottles •1 weigh
lift lbs. and all my friends vay,
“ How slender you’ve gotten—how
did you do it 7" I say only 4
words - thanks to Kruschen Balts."
A generous bottle of Kruschen
Salt* that lasts 4 weeks costs
but HA cents at any drugstore In
America—take one half teaspoon
In a glass of hot water every
morning before breakfast — cut
out pastry and fatty mesta — go
light on potatoes, butter, cream
and sugar — that will help Kruichen lake o ff your fat.
Take Kruschen every morning
—it's (he little Jelly dose that
does It—if not Joyfully satisfied
after the first bottle — money
bsclu—Adv.
o f tr s u r iT in v
von
i t users i s n a a t a r m i v
ilr r d lo I io iiic In a c r u r tl.n c r
w ith
la w . H alil r e r i l f l c a l . r m b r a r c . I h .
In lln w ln * d r .r r lb e d p ro p e rty . 1 1 1 ,
■ led In H e m la o l. c o u n ty. K lo r ld *.
to ,w ill
l c l « f t lo SJ, Sml. H e rlln n F o rt
M .lln n ,
T h e sold land holng s n N . n l *1
Ih c d a le o f Ih c ta .u .n c c o f aurh
i c t llf ic a t i* In
lh a
nam e o f
ttn .
In ii.n
t 'n l r s .
.a id
e c r ltllr .lc
him 11 be redeem ed acc o rd in g to la w
I S * deed w i ll ta .lle I be* e o n on t h *
3rd d a y o f J u ly A I t . l i l t .
W itn e ss m y o t i l r l . l a la n n lo r * and
seat ll i l * th e t l l h . d a y o f M a y A.
I t . 1*11.
IK I. A I .)
TRANSPORTATION. YOUNl
ily wishes
go Jacksonvll
Chattanooga Friday or 8atu
Good Driver. Phone BTO, call
.107 K. 3rd Kt.
W ANTEDi Five room house,
pletely furnished, l>y Ih
lernth. Apply Rox I. &, II
LIB E R AL ALLOW ANCE an yt
old battery. 310 W .'F lrsl BL
V H lH t|t*II.A H g .
C l r i k s 'lrv u ll t 'o iii l
)> m tn u lr
t'n u n ly ,
flo r id a .
fly : A. M . W K K K K , I I . l \
.
I.KFKLER APARTMEN'
Magnolia Ave. Three r
both. Phone 038.
if* T in
s iiT iiN o r t r r i .............
...s Fait
—
TAX IIKKII r Hums MMTTON
eta o r h i m u m n r n a i , » t a t .
I TKS OF THU STATS: UF
K i.u H in a .
Niillrg la brrrlir »iv*n Ihat 11. H. SPEND YOUR VACATIO N A
%VIUUINK, pHffMNr mf T ar C«r.
Daytona Beach. Stop at ■,(
IlflCAlA tin. JII. lUlrrt Ihi* Sbd. <!■?
or Jul)-. A- II. 1919, n«a fllod *aM Sandpiper. 421 Vermont Avenim.
rtiiirirAtv in my offle#, and hM
inAlfa application for lax d#rd to 2 P— MIocellsnccniH For Hm
Imup
drcorilaurt* u l»h law.'Haiti
rrtlirirata riiihraira lha fullnwlnc FOR HALE CHEAP: On*
ilrarrlM
|irtip#rty all u a tr d
In
lucky lhnroughbrc,j saddle
M**mlnnl» r..uMi>, Klurlda. to*wit;
UHd 99 * I I Manrntd llvIxbU
with saddle. P, 0. Box 274.
Thw ax Id la nil lupin* aaiwaaadi
at
lh a d a ta (if I h r I m UAIH'* n f putt'll ford.
• Mtmrata In th* nam« of Un.
know n.
That M- M. \Vla R i n a , pxrchaaar .11)— I I oubcs F o r 8 « le
of Tat Cattlflent* No. ttftt, datad
IH p 2nd. day of Jul). A. U
1919, SPOT CASH at great McriftenJ
liM fllrd paid reitlfirata In tti)sold at once, my home, 317 Oal
o f f l r * a m i haa m a d *
a p p llfa tlc tn
WOO or M l
lo r t a t dead tn I hbiib In a rt'o rd a iti1* Avenue,, Sanford,
w ith la w . ftaM r * r t l I U « l « n n U ra iv a rash with mortgage back for . f i l l
t h * f i*l In w i n * d r a rr Iliad p m p r r t y
• llu n la d In Iw n iln u li r u u n ly , K lo r* at AG 3 years. Mrs. R. T. .W«a4
Id a, t n * w lt i
ruff, Fenlmore Apt. No. 13, 1T0I
Lola 1 tn S H I k 19 Ilar'*irafvla«
TI« m paid land b f i n * aaaaaaad
*1 Copeland g U Jstksohvllle. '? MgH
known. ■ •
LEGAL NOTICES
M i l ' l l i: ( I F M A O TM II'O o l l . K .
N C fT lI'M
IH I I l i l t r IIV
t i l V KN
Ik n l tim lr r mtul in
|ti.i m ust tu *
nf
ifi m. c n in in ft tin I ilx rrx t* **f fu r*..
t'ltt« iir* ii tut mmlr* m n ti* m ifi
m ,
i i t n I ini I h * l i l t tl«v u f June, 1991,
In mini l»y Ih*
I'nurt In and
li»r t*4 inl»u.lt» r IW « r | f , 9*lnrid«.
ih
t" iiitn r * ry , lit n y * r ia l x m u * * t h * f * .
In |h*ift|itix
n l i * r * l i t J K F FR IlH O sN
f
lift
'WSHtAWfJ
Phone 48
CAP*—
DRUGGISTS
W .H .L 0 N G
and
%suia |rapro%mi*nt I V
That M N, Wl**lrm, tuirrha»*r
of IM idiii. af Taa iVrllflnxtn N**,
III, dslad th* 4th. day of July. A
I*. 1921, haa ri|t«i aald trrtlflrat* in
u«y i.ffti* and hi* mad* ntwlMni,
linn fur Tax ltr*d .lo Isaii* In an*
twnUnrp with law. Maid i-rrllflrai*
rnilitar*a Ik* totlowlti* drsnllird
iohi'-M) »ititat*d In Hr ml tinI* 1*111111*
ty. Klarida, tn.wltr ,
l*»la 9. B. 9. I. R. 9. 19. 11.
43. 1,4. U and I t , lllork t . Mar.
van laTti* aald land lir|n* a » r r * * r d
at
Ih * data u f li t * U a n a n m
r r r l l f M I * In
lh a
Main*
kn o w n .
i: n lr * a aald m r l i r t r a l r *
r * d r * m r d a m s td lu M to la w
w ill JM iiff ll ir r r o u nn I h *
,.W L K C
YOU
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DK1VCR
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1
Cut Out For
Handy Rcfercnrn
HI CYCLES & REPAIRS
DniNKSLUNCHES
* li« ll l»*
la x d *a d
3rd, day
in d k p r n u k n V
1*1 m i I » O n iirt
MrnilAol*
iti i
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
of a u rh
of
U n*
or Jiil». A. f» ItSI
W lln r a a m y o f r iH a l
a lu n a lu rs
and a n il 1 hi a t h r 171 h. flay o f f t li f ,
A. I> 1911.
v. ic. 1ml mb a tw,
In i S i. Opp. 1*041 O ffic e
MKAT MAKKin
TAKl
T h a t M H. W I i i I m . p u rrk p a a r n l
T a x C a rtirie n ta No | t l t . d atad th »
)n d . d a y x f J u ly . A . I». | 9 | l , haa
n i f d M id c a t t l f ir a l a In i n j r o f f l r *
a n il haa vnada a p p lla n llo k i f r late
dead In I t i u i In a rr o n la n c a
w ith
In w . Maid r p r i l f i r a l * pm krn cra Ilia
f iilln w ln * d r w t l h r d p ro p a rly alto*
ntPd In H r m in n I* r n iin iy ,
K to r ld i,
t o . w it :
•
l*o lb 1 In ) • n in e It 9 M a iv a n ia ,
T lia said land h t l n * nssraarii
at
th** data nr Hi* iBiiiiAfka* nr *0pIi
n r t l f l n t p in i h t nam a n f M ar#
lin k
CONFECTIONERS
By John BcvIIn
t COULD F
te n s
If. M. WATKON,
a p e e la l M a ste r.
WIUK1M * IIOYI.K
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PURE CREAM
NEW YORK. Jane I I
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L A N E Y * DtfUO' BTO!
•erlptlonJh L magaslnee,
lh a d a ta n f lh a laaiiniiva i|f piiafi
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naniv
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NO itScONCI IJ AT I ON
Twm armed men entered the shop
o f the lid o Jewels, fnc., In Madi
son svsqus yesterday, hound end
geggad the proprietor, Mvfrix I r
vine, and escaped with * 30.000
in Jewelry. .
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III AI.KAfl -T ra ffic lights,
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installed Iff cast Ian* of Disc*) n*
Boulevard.
heaband. wees Iw fs w ls n ts y I. M. M
WATSUM. aa Meeclal ■*HUtar . »f
said < W l. by ssld Hcoro* appoint,
ed. shall offer (nr sale aad aell at
vobUf oaltrr betnrt Iba i V iih
llsuw In‘ Hanford, Hsmfnm* foun.
Ip. rinrldat. btivreea the legal
hours of sale, nn Mondap lh« till
dtp of iulp, n il. the earn* tuinx
a (tale Unr of Ihta Court, lie
fnllowlna desrrlbed nnptrljr situ,
at* In Hemlnule Couatp, rtnrlda.
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* AN* OH OOY YOU OUGM fA F
PASSENGERS W A N T E D -L eseing far Miami Saturday motxing in closed cor and can accom
modate from on* to three pa»serif ere for part or sspensvi. Ap
ply “ MIAMI BOUND' cars Heraid office.
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by.oa# who really know, h»wl
Brlggv, Jeweler, Mag. Ave.
MsrDOUOAUv CHt— *i now located hi
Floral H*l|bU,
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A N I N D K P B N D K N T D A I L Y N B W 8 l»A l*B K
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y *, J l'N E
IN JAIL, B U T VOTES FOB HIM SELF
OCKS SHAKE
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Metetor
O r Blast' Believed
To HsVe, Caused Jar
That Rocked Houses
N U M n E R 128
F ir e Cents A Copy
10, 1 M I
LONE BANDIT IS
SUCCESSFUL IN AT GERMANY'S R P
BANK ROBBEY DEBT REVISION
SOLONS FUSS
OVER UTILITY
TAX MEASURE
Bank Of LakeAlfrcdls Briand Says Manifes
Victim Of BoldThujT tations Have Made
Pursuance Of Peace
WhoMndeGpt-Awair
After Dayllgrht Job Efforts D i f f i c u l t
Bill To Levy On Gross
Receipts Of Power
i Firms Brings Much
Debate In 2 Houses
EUROPEAN BEAUTIES INVAD E U. S.
T A L L A H A S S E E . J u n o. 10
PA It IK June IP. (A IM - The
LA K E AI.FUF.lt. Jem* Ilf- A n
T O L E D O .J u n e 10 — ( A P )
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steel
lielmel"
i.tanlfe-141
armed bandit sllppel
lido the
— R eatry ea rth shocks caused
tiny wrniUflctl ovt'r a propottal
floe- nl I't.-'lmi bole made I itif.
American
tank
of
Is
k
i
Alfred
b y, th e fa llin g o f a la rge
to nut a tnx upon th e Rro«a
yaateiday, bound the ca*hler hanl|lkult to timllnm- ivarc- rlforte •
m e te o r o r the blast o f's o m e
rcci'ipte o f u tilities rotnpanltns
and f.ot and ts.-am-d with $U5t».! « l 'b Gctinsny. Foleiin Ullaiitri
p o w erfu l exploelve s h o o k
lw. i Ar ii «• llriand toll I l f »h inlet
an
rw om m entled liy G o v e rn
He left a trail ol dollar nilla
N o rth w e s te rn Ohio and E a s t
' Of tltp-.ll «•» yc-ll'ldst, ill clef Ul It d
hind him a- he fled when cltlo r C arlton in hits call fo r an
that l !»• gmrrnnuni u a, ip|io»od
ern Indiana today.
,
Sens -pre-ad the alarm.
; cx tritortlin try ncaaion.
Despite the fact that he Is held In the murder* of Charles II.
•Thpusand* of
persons ware
A posse of Lake Alfred an I to ai » ,«•» l*i>>n c-f the Y omig pint.
Thv mea-urv a-king a lax u(
•'Tilin’
can
lie
mi
question
of
le
ewiktned by the aheek and win- Crawford sad Herbert F. Spencer. David If. Clark, former deputy Winter listen residents ant of
; rt.Nl for ea.l, Mlhl s r . » « ,
vsl
dun* were broken in house* a con- district attorney of I.os Angeles, and a candidate for u municipal ficer* lic-gan n ,earvh for the l*n- vlfinc Itii- \-aiPg plan.' Iliisicl
l the target f.ir seceial
aiurncA-e il less* a defile to ihsri*U {
alderable distance from lb* plan judgeship, cast his ballot for himself.
dll soon after the rnttbery and said, '
•Ii |cos»
|s-s-U>ili ,
.menU, >tne amendment, seeking »
today Sheriff Johnson, of 1‘ulk d rier-ml c main* In i.self
afore either Ua tneteor •truck the
| lli.i'i lax was defealad
was
Merth or the blait occurred. Tht
county, had tvo vus|iects In jn ll,| tie* I" *“ 'ini»n).
Another -eeking a SI.tilt tax.
Elm'--. I,e a J. w e .little "P
^ R ile r of the shock* waa on a form
Neither had hern identified os
'
The Seliutu was dlscuss ng *•
pear Matinta, Ohio whore a holo
■the mlilcr. howrter, amt l"‘th guard m-alii‘ 1 any rllctup! tu b ad
*
piopo-ni
i,y
Hell,
of
Arcadia
to
her
into
up
nlenistinical
•
.infer
)0 by flee fact waa found. On me.gate alibis.
t«er wna risible In tba holo nor
msk.1 the lax * 1.00 when It ad
- •]
Tile rnlibery tmik |dace ye*loi- en i- tin tie levtsion of Ihe cep■u
was there any known cache of «a*
* joutn*il for lunch.
i day afterno-m alutcil 'J o'clock. anelbitts srlieme an I tbe Yum-g
The House held n 11* minute
plosives In that cltlnlty.
W. C. Carter. n-si«lant -ashler, gltsil. li'lliuMiu tbe Vnglii tic I mull
•i
N * oaa was hurt, polka said.
xrs.It'll, and adjourned
until,
a n in the Iwtik alone. The hsn- nmin a bqia *1 t'hec|Ue.s.
Ttir
-rvrn
European
hesulies
shown
above
l.sce
utreved
In
this
Thai* apparently were three sep
Thursday
nftm
It-had
nmnrj
a
* tilt, his face masked by a hsndkcrAn-wrlinc a Mil- nl i|Cie<llonllig
country to enter the annual Pageant of l*ulehritud«\ (ialvcston. Tex steering ^•.•ln^nlltre lo pass
arata ahoeks. NItxef lyrerinc la genon
■chief, slipped .into the building from I. • irllirs. Ilnun.l rrilcistl'd•
•rally transported In aulnm,biles
land shovel a pistol in Caller's hl» I ailb ill Ills Hit luile tuwanl as. la-fl .to light “ Miss Sac-den." Mis. Ingia Nml-erg. "M im Her- mrasun-s which d<> not come un
with extreme caution but such a
face i-efore hr kin-w of his pres (in u se), ull Imciii II hr rlillcl'e.1 in m n y D a isy llsronc.s Frell'erg; ill-- Nnrwg), Mi's lierd J»- der the purview uf Ihe Governor's
Mad miaht have pone In tho ditch
ence.
turli mniiite.lnlliin, n* lliat ol the han-rn; ".\li*s France." lairiennc llaronr-, Nakimost ’ Miss lh-n- taxnl'on and liimme tall
pud exploded. The hole was only a |
The .-'mate killed no amend
A flrr furring I'siter to open •,wi in ■ii steel helmet mgsiora. inaik." Karen H.hentSi “ M l-' Austria," I net MonU--a, nnd “ ills*
few foot from the edge of the hlahthe vault, the robber made hint lie t!nn. I .sillily held at lirrslaii.
ment to the utilitiea loll seeking
llrlginm," Netle liurhaleau.
'way. Ha trace of any wracked ve - 1
To exempt
tnunklpnlly
ownad
RDMB. June 10.-(A IM
T h e . dawn
on
the
floor while h*
Hui Ii demon-(ration-. I lr Is n il1
NEW YOltK. June IU .-(A P > kkla waa fdund.
.srooped up all the curtvnry and said. iim.ii* it ilillkiilt t» ronlinur;
plants (run the gloss tax and
(•resident Hoover ha» Im-cic asked Italian government made Its fon" \||ri,r
,|,ht. Then he 1.1,1 Caralso killed an attempt to exempt
lean c ffiiin uith Grrmnny. *‘ l
L) blaj. Maui ice Campbell, funner al i»|d» to t»u notes of pmte-t j trr j,,. WB1 K„|ng to lock him
elcitrrlty eold to industrial com
ha\r nut «ra/«*»l," hr Mtitl. *'to
ptwh.blllan admildslrator f i r the 1 from l'.i|ie I'iu, XI Tuesday, er- |III - III
panies.
plrutl H lH thr German ff«i¥
New York district, to Jnvesti file ym -ing irgrrt at clan or tow aid I fa tter plea,led with the nandlt pu nt tliut i| <*hotil I hnlt
-tw o bills prup'-slng addi
not to l^«k him in tht* vault, ti'll*
tional taxation nn gsmllnr wrra In
charge* of “ insincerity” in Ik*! the l'o|«- an-l tov/sr-l Cath -lies, but
fnattifvlNliott*. Thr Iuf t WNH lit*
imr him hr frtm J mifforation I**I trr,In. id in Ihe Senate Tuesday
enforcement of prohibilipu prefer at the same time r! urging
the fort* hr «ouM l»r fouml. Tin* ip* ph'iuhlr umi n y rrlaMr.'*
t night ns the special session wav
llsiantl
uniimlctj
thr
tlrputir
lovw an. Vatican with v 'illation of tie Isra I %k«- irrantril. anti tht* man
Altar g postponement of one red sgalint Scynimr
r.s imecl after a wetU-end recess.
l
ovhrtri.
Unit
*'n
lliurniitf
vuv
«
*
loctcisii iresety and tbe c -ncurda'.. tlftl Carter'* hanN lH*himt hi»
*lhe House el today at l l ■. tn.
day because of the illness of T. sksistant set rotary of the treesrfr
Thr cr*rvl* were said to l-e In lack. Thro hr tie trail to *tufl a srnmrnl i» prefirslde t . m IIHIei q c , i i . i lJ o u fu li'c illn v v Peimtor Gclx.n, llushnrll, introM. Vaughan, one of the Jury of
rnceminent,
which
...
uhl
one
sissy
b
‘
»
1
1
111
ur>*
siuh
lotnt
Ibat
they
scarcely
tun
pair into hi« mouth.
,lured one c f the gq^ (ax bills, a
who Am sitting In the
Major Campbell yesterday maile ,jc CBu,.j ,|,’finite excuse*.
m g P r e s e n ta tio n t il
•tuat then S. It. McCilin.hy, COIIII- Inin |owrr. M
r rupo.al far eight cents a gallon
t degree rnOrder caea af l*e
public two leltria midressrt
l"
The government tailed fu mm- Murrlary of thr f^ki* Allttnl i ’ll*
ii
tax, two rents more Ibao the prescolored,
activities
in
'Tlieie
a
ie
'
the
president
alleging
“
dereliction
ply with the Vslirun'. demaild lir ill* richuiicr. aalknl into lli«^ * tlouaallala in German) ,
«nl levy- tjenstor HcU, Accsdla, InWallace W. Wright's Clr'Gertuinitit'
hut
kMlIMIIUB-OhUhama. Jnar karas'oc.d Ata other, pupuxlftg **)U
Court v a n rveamed sbertly in afTke'* on the part of Kvctrlarj n formal s|wluiy. The reply si l lank. Thr Umlit ahirtr.1 amt . r * | N » i ) ;
Lwnnau rparltically,-und 't-yiUm f --ii- t(a l tic*.police sir ersrcblng dered him to hold up his hands. Ihe aJlMfcatistw arc- nsd“ hl*piweE*‘ KAN llltil.ft, »-a*#tTl4hiP'.lw»i •
v
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frame*en rente * gallon fax.
n ta iir y
department ofLtlal*" for ihe culpr'ls ies|«-nsil»le tor tic In'lend o f complying. Mrtillnrhy Tin) ore itot Ihe masters. As (AIM - The ►tat, ecbiuplly re-led Catholic Church, funeral oerv*
The ftSUen bill proposed *« di«. 4
it.
case
)eslei.laj
scaiusl
Abv
j
long as there 1- a |M»eihility of
viuleocr an-l plomited Uiey wi-cd-l ran outride, shouting for help.
took t8k stand for the whim ho did not name.
Ires were held lodav for Emilio tr ln-te gtteulhu- lax revenue as fql;
bow ,
The former p,oh bltion admin be punishecl
Frightened, thr robber dashed collab .ration with Germany, I will ahdrr Pantagc. wealth)
Cortes lluhio. rou-in uf I'real-. low at
man, an I tide- ei. i|..|enduots on,
Thin- cents to tha slate toad daThe Vatican, it Is espe-ctcd, wrill.,tnwn the street aftef MHilinrhy, take advantage, of il."
as aarly hour this afternoon istrator said he was ptrpstrd to
dent Dili# UuM». « f
Metlro,
The foreign min ale.-denied Hun ! (rial on r .nsp'lne) and ..... a l- ) nnd his student
rumpalllun psitnient. one cent to counties *CaODird
&
Smith.
Titusville, p ro* chs.grs against the ott-cr oik n reply uiota to It - liking, but apparently In the direction of his
charge
Manuel t.arria Games, slain b* cording lu orrn. one cent to t-uuaStates attorney, was arguing ths ofllrials a, soon a* those hr iiibi v both in g ivi-rnmenl an,I Vat can lacked automobile. II. I'. Johnson, as a result of Ihe tTequers .cm-’
Htata's case before
the
jury. against Mr. L'winen are d *pu»e.. Circles tliere waa n feeling that pa-sing cm Ihs street, a*w the retentions France was going t •1 A document vvir.ten in Italian a t arter Caunly deputy sheriff lie- n.-vurdlng tu population, o » «
tan and tcs.k up MrGlinthy'* rry. viand Ihe cxpeUM- of a revision of • was fbmrUlieil leliit- lie jury In Mandat. Srarra af
persons tin t lo countiua u» paid In. °t>*
, "W. Ware, eoumel far the o.'.
things are on the mend.
Ihe “ girl nmikct" case l.y pi.M-c.
rrnwdrd thr
i»lr» sad over cent III I'luttUto equally for rvpwlrm
preparing his argu
I|i* m ealed that his first let
Tlic government’s reply, in lice After running about a block tho the rrmcratione mhetne
Into
u grote
lie Inalntained the I lea ol peace! ruling ntlmncys. Imt dflrn-r -di
flowed into the street while Ihe iupr and maintaining county toads
__ __ The tasa was aspactad U
tar to the president had brought farm id a mile, was delivered in lucmlit -lucked
hod made un.linii'Mi- prog cess n Jccl lolls del iced it J iilrlll 11. II- county courtroom was overlloa- nn.l one «enl to the slate'* general
ga to the Jury by . 4)00 o'clock, a reply trum Andrew \\. Mellon mediately to Pope Plus, but so Inr owncsI by K.' C. Gardner.
Carter, after c-s.-aping from bis Gi'imaiiy. It should n»l le
Ing with -pertalar* Du# hours revenue fund.
In . ti.it* a. eviilrnci
bat court attaches say that It may brctelar> of thr treasury,
who tb#:e bss leen n> olfk isl evpres.
Senator Roll's bill contained the
Jus| befoie l»e| illy Di*|tM At
la-lore s preliminary hearing
fc# Ik verst hours before a doc Is- eald lie bad made u Ihoii.u-jW in- son irgarding Hie Vsti.an's tt- tends, immediately reporle.1 the gotten, he added, that “ victory l« on
rai.it- pmptanl, eacept that !• did
t'rnec
Frank
D.itin
drew
I
lie
dorubbery
to
uffleere
of
the
Ameri
for
thr
deputy
began.
Ida ■As reached, owing to what vriligalion nl your
the
side
of
lht«
side
of
Iho
f
r.irvtlc-i
allegation- aetion
not 1 st the one cent for the stale's
Winter and that the German |ieople iiave rsnoint flow ha I rief .a —, l.ydm
■had sa far bean incomplete teeti and conclusions and found thenIt -ci'inrd certuin, hown.rr, Chat can National bank of
ipenerul
icvrnue fund.
llavrii.
of
which
the
tseke
Alfred
Nit
to.
yimng
rumpln
nin*
w
itne"
le-en Ira'lhled t.y their rc .mimic
So ill-founded a« not-lu rtiqu'tf (lor Pontiff fell some diaapiioiiil
MEXICO CITY. June HI. (AIM —
Il.ith I,ill* w tie idsc-vd Ml the telbank i« a subsidiary. W.
D ' I I Mistic.ee wh i le, lo say Ihe least agiim-i I'antctae, mid the llnee
“ t t negro is allcgod to have an answer."
I'rc - cell-nl lliti# Ituliln yesterday in.Dr without being sfnl to coni,
n.endrove, cashier,' and O. 11. I.lnd- I: -aci '*
other ilelf-ndant*. wa li-cnlled to ii plied In 1'iesldenl Ho»Vul'n me.-stsod a rasor In subbing to doslh
Tin' govrinmcnt's note is
in
Mr. Lowman at Washington uemilter*.
strucr. assistant cashier of tl-e
the willies., standa negro named A lax Ferguson at
"
I
l
1
1
po—ililo
that
-I
iiiiol
Me
sap-e ol rcgiel over liie -laying uf
two |arts, the llrst, dwell.ig w tli
The Senate refused to allow in
ill -newel tu thieu questions -I. • (lie Mevl nn pres dent'* nephew
» negro eottlemeat known 'as cl'lted to c miHient on Mnjt i tin- Vatnun’. charges of v olenfe. Winter llavrn hank, accampanlod l.ondon eonversatious Getoi’cnv
ti .durllou i f bill* proposing abol
(('untinuecl on Page Four!
FWoodhridgr, situated an the Son- Campbell's rharges, as also till c« prosVC- leg 111- and eaplrio. Hie
attempted to pill forwai.l h-'t bad send toi lull liunie wa- l.cii'c 'll I anull..-l Mevicau c.tu.lelit ul ishment of the oft Ires of state moIferA-Orlando highway near the ether trra>ury officials, Tliey Ire< inomie -Host on
Tbnt's her Aiiisp.b. Mil.,, her tu till. r'. ns ‘ j Aidinoir, Itklu.,* Monday, tbanktliq Iin vehicle tmnints-loncr and elate
invblrnEa were the result --I
Insaags county line. Ths kilting dlcsled they believed t'anipbrlls
right.
Hut
»ur
rigid,
wren any. s o Marin llao. and hit ratio ' Ido. lor las message nn.l his a>- •hell fish tommies loner..
“
•l-MiUneous
outbursts'
uf
yi.ulli,
.
Jaak place on the night of May cbaiges already hpd been gone
-Illume Hint Hie tragedy would C*
h«dy propc»rs an )tb.iii: r'.tllrai)' nsn.e wa- Donato Ndt"w
o
irsentrd
w
hat
Itsl.
con«l
let1'resldfnt YVhltakcr tuled «•'*
B , and there ware sever*I wlu Into Slid disposed ol.
'li'titif'ly till' Mill Bill lf*l !•*«! on- ly tuv.stignteci.
I.. France'* inlere-t l 1.1 -ey no.
lllls d d not rents within Ihe p'ltCampliell's ii-s gnatiun foil iwrd ed an enriuarhment on her own a f*1
itaeeae. although nond hart a* T«t
• • ••
\l Ho- -uioe lilUu l-oreisti Mil'- view t f Governor Carlton's call for
“ The Young plan ha» l een ■>■ t tin v. ii * I m ii in Genmi,
tain.
the
transfer
of
the
prohibition
en
TALLAHASSEE.
June
Hi
■said they saw ths rasor in the
I 21. I *•• I. Oit n «»M «*\*iYiitiAli >n dir i 1.1' I ienuiu Katrnlv nnnojiar l the -prt-ial secsion and that a two
ci
ntly
applied.
There
11
n
I',
no!
T ie second part of the Hole con (A P I — Governor Carlton l.'lay
forcement bureau from the treas
J i l t s '* hand.
I A'liHlttnl In ilrfrn v utlnilM>« tltAt
It • » • vetoed a bill lucssed by Ihe tegu ijuesti ,n of rrvlsinc il....... il has, !•«-1 )m r win* MCncft m nffnlaut tli.il tin textIi tbe M esl.'n endacr- third* vote of senator* piescnt .
| Tba 8 U U effered as witness- ury to Uir Depattmrnl of JUf tslneil Italy's protests.
*c e! tVnsblliglolt b> hs.l dc- would In- ueee-Mtry lo mlruducu
a
dtlinltr
charaeler.
It
i.-iilanist
as-erti-d
that
the
Vatican
violated
lar session of the la-gi-li-cur.'
Ruby Tippens, Ennis Jordan, (Ire.
ill
"II" ^ritl* Ii* ♦ hi:«' J*'
n-oilMed thr -layings to the Slnta the t ill*.
within itself pcss-il.il lie. for Gel
MaJ>r Campbell
s a id
bit the runrnrdal slid treaty hv'.illiw- regu'sllng th« practice- of a,
Many, J. C. Brawn. Budninny. She will use them, i-ihapr mill lie t Ii itiii'liit** n N«*u \ml j |it imitim nt putl i*wkC|| n »nin|'lri<
Sixteen seruvRp''* ' 1,1,11 l"
Dells Lewis. R. J. llitk- rbatgea rould be >up|Mirtrd by Ing M.ine pints of the Catholic Ac cuuntancy and creating a -lain
ril)*.
j |»i••!«*.
«
lew inti«.lii.li.H, l.ul 111 othcre cast
a I, aid of rtaminers and legula- - It la to har inleir-t to il l »o "
George fields. Beatrice Law- “ documentary eVIdenee" obtained t on organisation tu tike -n
.Muigw i tli* *lc l.ti.
n •|UAhflt*%l{ |M tiilr *l« t liiu U l»» kfihv bM m-gulive Votes, with Hie ic*utl Hm
The fill lira- of Flume nod Ger
Dr. Hoffman, whllo the fiom the lllra of the Department rharrrter nn.l pursua pu.pc'-e-that tors.
llnlisit * fntn|Mi'l«*r. •* •till'll
«»}>ii Lmii III Itutf Of Oil*
un
The governor said hi* . luef many, hnwrvii. lie -nil. lb- in It iii limit Inii'J itiF iltdiiiiK nt **1 L .ftriiiiM iit mi Ihi* b1u) I hk>i ••ylnii lull- w ile baited.
defends offered M. C. Bryan, and of Justice, Hurcaj o( Prohlblllin w,r- iM.liti.nl.
Both measure* were ufteird by .
ro*
ipviation.
It
would
not
I,
,
be
SjM-erhes
Sr
lha
Pipe.
wH-h
reason
in
withholding
approval
Fred Banks.
and lha Civil Service Commission.
tlu* t
1 «*I |*ntf«'*'Ut*»| Mini "HM UlMt llir %%l»»'«'l» »I
»• Yvi* S-'-nalor Kngllah. Isike- City. Attraid,
|u
Pram
s'*
ad*
nlage
to
l.uvn
was
the
cd.jeetlnln
to
the
.-rlli.il
A fter receiving the letter from wire lefetrrd to generally a)rv|HMt| lit |i u*i *1 l*» ll't* r lUtls
bb*M1.1111* ill OM'I mIIII* Mil.) thul it uther English bill. Introduced undec
also were lie- which allowed “ any meinler uf Hie German g.iveinn.ei.t - -m r,
'I Ilk* Kn‘:b"l» IlMIliUlnm HtHj w m ilil.M !*f u|»|nnt'rmG* 1»*
aaivrt » f the mb-*, iiropnerd lo
(Sanford Women Head Hecretaiy Mellon, sating Major •'niauaifestations,"
lliruwn
by
natiunali-t*.
,
Campbell lad picsented “ no new ■a-ribeil as tldsCont of the treaty lice American la-ghn of g.M »l
tiirn«*il *»\#» |.» ileirn r Attuinr>«| I* ft tulli 0** if in ti"" **y inlt • t- *l,ol *h ll-s -tail markftlng comCivic Club Program facts," the t crnirr prohih'tiuu ad In that they yonstituted Interfer rmral chataclai" to bacuior s cer
!«».* i*tiiil>
•
' Ii*:: •*|MiiH»ii*» mi i Iiia Him*,
mlssioliti'e of fire, ami |>lar« lha „
I..*«l g-lf
MIAMI REACH
tified public secoontant with-cut
ministrate,again
urate
the ence In Italian affairs.
dulie* uii.lei the ioinnitaeloner of
Puntuw*". Jr***
M a^lurv.*,
' Three sang*, sung by Mrs. A.
-aura* lmptoc*.l.
any
other
requirement*.
Although
ths
nqfs
dll
nut
give
YllDMOItE. Okl*.. June lo.-- ecrirultuie. The l.ill wa* referred
W fulthy l»n* i>rjk*mmi» Oll\»* H a r k
|M. Philips, and n humorous talk president saying he could not the complote -stisfnrtlon for whhh
(AIM Ukl-.b-oia's iorces uf jua- to the eontiiiiltae on ini»cvllancciua
•ndantand How the eccretary
|luy
ii*I W iilu iu Jul»vlir«M i, «il*
u "Knights Who Coma A RIfit.-,, eouvenml here yc'tridav for 1* ginlitluii.
rould have made a thorough In Ihe Vatlrsn S'kod, It am, »nhl in
leged npc.litnr* nl
ol u
n Hollywood
"lag*', by Mrs. R. L. Doan, war*
the pin re nt nn of two deputy
dlplumstic circle# that Its genre si
Witting tu rulr» iu «lluw introill nuirkel,' me iliuiy.'l with
■the feature numhots of n prp- vestigation which wjuld wurant nature was such that, coupled with
ab.till- oil ebnr^e* of minder, lo ilurtmn of «F vn il Io* a1 bllU^lb#
bis
Inningthat
these
charges
eun.plrai
y
lu
vi-itale
the:
juvrnilo
f gram of entertainment
offered
deti rinloe I lie s lfllfic ’ letrsi raIhe improved state of negotiations
cirtirt law t.y iigrci'ing to pay Mia. s|Hin-iktllty tor the killing of two hriknir pute-i-J m infAKurv by
‘■to the members o f the Hanford are llt-founckd wben there ealatt between the two
power-.
the
nmr rata. ITn-s.uls, granting a
documentary eciilcnre to the run|iay
si'-'i
|»
l.i.'rg
MU*
N
itl»
ami
Chib at their weekly
pi.viiiinriit Mesl-aii college •lu pen-ion. It p s i the first bill la
wm»t of tho situation appealed
Hell'll l. viag-lotl. aitathei gill, lo
M.st of the alUge.l law-viola pleaded guilty mol wa» lim-i
*t the Moatasuma Hotel l»ar>."
ll, id >.
past Ihs extra ordinary session.
He asae;led that "the attiluda s t l'. •
tors who appearod or were »ci«d- (tfllcars Mealier iin.l U ilcns made * Imtel pn ty huts last Jrtolmr,
Charge I je«iei<iay with th- laul- Two Trad <|e*lgnatioB tell* intro
o f Mr.. Mellon on this matter ne
the
arresl*.
sod
tnth
ii.ntiibtltlng
In
Mt»«
iilad
tu
appear
befoie
Miinieipsl
J,
i
oi
Eoiilio
Cortex
Itul.io,
cou»in
ding U Klwanlan Jos. L.
Jamas Murke. robirccl man Nitto's debm|U.ncy at the part)'. o( ITe»Went (Mlrtix Rulciu of Mrs* duced by Senator Getsen. UushMU,
Judge K. YV. Wara in N k s Court
who, together
with cessitates the further charge that
wetc- |ia-se,| befoie adjouinmsnt.
the
secretary
uf
Ine
trrasary
has
r
h
a rged
willi ii'k lr .s driv
Defence allnrnuyi -aid tf Xl'»* ........mi Mun-jet 'Gomel, whose
yeslrniay
afternoon
plead.d
guilty
ns T. L. Dumas and E. I.
Fenatnr Gomes. Kay YVoet, Inlrataken
advantage
of
hit
olflrlal
ing
ai>d
the
|H».,r>s.on
<-f
Nitto
wa*
IS!
yean
old.
a*
-he
at.
lo rharges placed agamd them.
homewaid caretion front Amern an ,1.1, . d e bill to limit rompOflaetioa
knd charge of the program,
posit
cm
la
cwrweal
(acts
and
thus
liquor,
pltadr
i'
guilty
to
te-th
teste-i in tte all davit, -he wn* r li.-ge* cndr I III ilralh early MonThier -if the nine psr/ans airrslid
the entertainers wars well
TALMHArti<F.K, June l». - rslirsted bondl, while ..ol) »nr » ( r -unte ami wa. rineil f.Y on the •love Ihe ags limit of jurisdiction Jny, Ihe offlrrr., Ilill Guc*» nnd e f county fee wffirora lo tlralgM '
si laid a gaventment official who
red after offering what was
monthly salaries. In countie# ha*“
(A
IT
—They
wash
dishes
rleanvr,
first charge, ami R ii on thv -ocnod of tin. Juvenile l»w. They -aid they C.cll Croeby, uwsilej s pieliui Ing a population loot then bO.OOy
them pleaded M l gult>.
tldarad two ad the moat itr la derelict In Ms elder."
favie:.
and
with'a
graater
Hc-vrc*
lie cracluded by saying that
iCuiilinurd un l*nge hour I
Kuiorit Hums and Mary liens-•. charge, BUghti) more (ban one- I lanm-1 to move H e r for a dis
ialing entartntauient fsatui
Ihe offirvrs would raealea |SM
inthar than eontlaue under lha of safety to the d'ahaa si lake young couple rharged with <U»oe- half pi*t o f liquor wa* found on missal nn l*r ground- the girl was
monthly; lit eountlea between
Eight ta the ate* in month*,
land than ayywiidre else in Flor
ac’etiag
ewndltlon*.
I
volantarlly
hi
#
person
after
Ofliet-rs
bail
si
>plu.t n in nur.
derly . ondurt, estrrsled b -ml- of
nt the k N t w Inchk
non. and 70.000. (400 monthly,
resigned my government office ida. Th*ra*e-h't was iV-'Hrd in lift each. They had hern arrt-inl lied tho car the neon wus driving.
I?p to tba lime the iI m-uuk-iiI
in eounties ov«r 70.000 |400 nsa
F. Me'lOxter. »nd U. F.
tlm “ pV u r-fH T dlthwashing eoaand
relinquished
my
civil
service
m
Earnest Janie-, rolotvd, rharged n.atle It* appearance the pro*ero
by llffirera Anderson and Gray.
, af Idhgwmd. Attendly.
•eat her* Hod*7 <r|yen Miss lluth
The oilbem would bo prohibited
I ' r o r t o r Iteyk rs., colored.' with making threats, |lea„rd mil lion had made no attempt lo mr
• a. 07 per tent perfect.
Wlrrender, aad Miss Gertrud#
fn.ni laying any clerk or 4a,
tlargeci with drankran.--, es guilty, but Judge Ware fined h m lol-ate the gill's slstamenl that - T A I.L A IIA 8HBK, Jun# 1®
Dawoor. t(. l^kajaad were an
(VIM
Senator J. YY. Tdrnar. incur than two-thiide as mack
treated a
(10 hand. D floris ft t . Officer h'halfrr ma'U Ihe ar- ,hr war I urn in Italy in I'JII.
nounced at tha wi(tn'ng train.
' ( , ,1m Key. Introduced tmlsy * ary A** tha officer racoivod.
•
.
Shsffer and YYliewx made Ho* ar rea.*.
CHICAGO BANK FAII.H
I ill proponing a tales ta* on lux
KUharda Hruukc, lol.irivl
b,y
ise'.
.. . ,
,i|ea and nonaaaantiaD. lie estlN EGUD TU DIM FOR ATT.
Clarence Prafh, ellaied. iherged i barged with violating the stun
CHICAGO, June 10 — (A P I — j rested the anneal revenue from
with poaaeeaion o f apir tlou- liquor •treat Ofd'namr, wa* lined *1 aft
MONROE. N7~C, Jua* 1
aflrr Officar Gray found him in er pteadinv guilty. Officer Mhaf- The Northwestern Trust and S av-jli at *7.000.000. It would levy a (A P I — YY'lUun Autry, a a
IngRank,
one
af
tha
largest
on
la*
«*f
0*»»
«
•
"
»
"
*
rh
poseeasion o f flvg gallon jua» aud fer made tha arre-i
to rents rrtall value of tularnma youth, was convicted
Doth: Fauls. red .red boy. la thr Nnrthwswt Side, felled
a one point hotel* of “ mmiiP time".
ami rhewing gum atcJ a tax of of an attach upon a white
upen
tJilay
at
tha
m
u
lt
a
f
heavy
aalne chaiga. pleaded
man, and wn* oeaUncsd lo
—
m i Mar. 25 fit I'-irrnt on rosaaetjc* and garthe eloytrle chair Aug. B0.
fume.
. . J*. v
•V r ‘ ' n#; •*
'
'
m
m
HOOVER ASKEDTOlITALIANS CLAIM
PROBE CHARGES POPE VIOLATED
AGAINST LOWMANLATERAN TREATY
ivli
Prohibition C h i e f Is Formal Reply Decries
Accused O f Insin
Violence But Fails
cerity In His Work
To Mention ApoloRy
PAN TAG ES CASE RUBIO REPLIES TO
- ADVANCES STEP HOOVER MESSAGE
I NEARER W IN DUPiA BOUT SLAYINGS
Tr i a l Is Resumed
Against Negro For
1st Degree Murder
.- ......en^j .hat'll,,.,.„a
President Of Me x i c o
Thanks HeadOfU.S.
DtHumcnt In Italian
For His Assurances
m
n
Carlton Vetoes Bill
Regulating Auditors
MS
Most Law Violators Of Municipal
Statutes Plead Guilty Yesterday
Lakeland Gtrla Win
Dish^washlng Contest
Another Sale» Tux Act
I Given Lefftalators
�CHAPMANSENDS
MICALS THROUGH
STIFF WORKOUT
GiveaYoungMenBenefit Of Years Of Ex
perience As Player
Irittiant pitching performance!
iured play In tbs American
Igae yaaterday, althouglr one
the - four gamea rlar-d was a
ItfraL The pick of the lot waa
r lo 1 gams won by the Otardan over the Yanks. Wet Per
il . the
no-hit alar, Pitched
ae hit
baseball
yestantsv,
ding the Yanka at hay on all
M. He gave the Yanka n run
HI ha made a three-baa* at
, bat, out*Id* « f that Inning.
1 1 f U f t r had a rhanc*. In
meantime Charley Raffing
I. barling one-hit baseball for
bt Innings, and appeared lo lm
the way to th* first ana-hit
M o f th* year. But, In tha
lb, two triples by Porter and
Bit and a horn* run by Avarpin* a single by llodapp, raw
P/nms com* over.
tatarontlng game, w*S by
'Macks, 7 ta 2. They did
r staring an eigkl klu, In
lag tws hams
rune
by
■y Fas*. Th* Tiger* gat
• kiU s ff Grave. Kaealg
an add experience at abort,
making a p ri-*«L aaalal,
arm . At bat k* gat fear
, la faur trips. II waa
rtf* 18th wla af tha yaar.
• iWatly HUwart pitched a great
4 M 0 shutout ovar the Red Bor,
*a U>* Brawns mads B hits go a
le a f way. Stewart hald tha Hoa*
all th* way, not a man
Teaching third baa*. Rothroek got
fa r** af th* aevan Host hits. The
wbi pat th* Raawns In alxth
plat* fur th* f # t|ma thl. d f t
'
Th# Ban*tors whaled the Ufa
out af four Whits Box pitchers
; lb win an IK to 4 gam* on 20
t*. Karr hit a homer for th*
aaf. Bluage got four hit* In
.' four trio*. The Hanstors are still
v 8. games back af th* Mack*.
S
1' *• la the only National Laagaa
' ’ gears, lb* Giant* tarned Ike
' ' takiss far aae* and bast th#
Cabs B t# 7. la th* manatlma
- ''4b* Mia Card* kept their near
er- i b fane tame lead. Clarence
' , Mltcfwll held th* Cnba I* five
. Mattered hits, lacladlag a danbis
‘and triple. It wa* bla eighth
it win * f th* year, and hla third
. 'la the last twa weeks.
Tho leaders to date: Homers.
M U , Athletic-, Klein, Phillies,
I each; triples, Cronin, Kenatora,
Tatklna,
Cards,
Worthington,
aavaa, 7 oa‘ch| double*, Webb,
ad flex, 23; moot runs, Klein,
bUllaa, 44| most hits, Combi,
’ankr, 711 stolen bases, Chaim
ran. Yanks, I f ; most shul-mflj
llaa. Fltsalmmana, Giants, Bel8)4. Zachary, Brave). 2 eack;
Mat strike
outs, on*
game,
•bason, Yanks, 12; moat bases
8 ball*, on# game, Frailer, White
bn. Morris, Rad Hog, 10 es«h|
nag batted in. Cronin, Henalors,
[ Wan Ferrell, tnrnlag back th*
■aba wllhant a kit, saw Is It
[that there Isn't a .4*0 kilter
ta the Mg (thaw ladiy. Ilsw.
Mvar. Tha llaba's .Ml l*-still
vaad enough Is give him a
■Mamaadlag league land;i>4h*
By rS TS U HCiMAL.
Under the waUhfal eye cf their
new telor, Beit Chapman, a dox:n
<>r ao Celery Fed* went through
an IMereating practice aesalon at
Munriyal Park yeaterday after
noon getting ready for a practlca
tumi with the I.aka Mary team
today, and • regularly m he Jtiled
gam* haie with 81. Auguatlna
next Thuraday.
Moie than an hour’* time waa
devoted to bailing practice, follow
ing which Chapman taught them
the ait o f bunting, and getting
nwpy from th* plate on hit*. Each
nf the player* waa given a chance
lo cop« Bert’a esay style at bat
while bunting, nnd n majority ef
them picked up the knack of it
right away. According lo Bart, th*
secret Ilea In knowing how to hold
the bat ao no matter how hard
the pitch, th* ball will go Jurt
where the baiter want* It.
Following that »ort of prartle-i,
Intermingled with Individual Inaliurtiona aa to different weak
points either in fielding or balour two uulfieldiis, either of *hom
could have caught the trail, failed
to s g m on who waa to taka 117
SUnley, how la it that your boys
gut inly I hit In the last four In
nings T Don't tell ma they were
tire,| out, or, like Link Hilsby, who
a a i supposid to have been lobbing
them In there 'causa he didn’t
• ant to lira himself out with a wet
ball, not wanting to strain them
selves. What happened to Billy
Hems and Whitey Wilkes, and
Ribemon rnd Philips, and Hogan,
and ivrn the hard hitting short
stop, HUnlty Culp himself T Boy,
I’m surprised at your continents.
You know darn well that If it
on
re,
'gh
■at
Hy
ho
>vo
•••
Uh
'*•
rht
by
ter
ftled
U*r. Chapman Mat tire' boy*
through a abort Infield woikotit,
although tiro o f thr player* w n r
hen. trapped by Injorler. Prtan,
Higgins, UrrUb, and
Harrison,
nlth Pat* Fchirard doing lh« c*tcliln«, aprnt half an hour limbiring
op Iho- Infield - machinery, and
looked amo< III aa allk before they
•rote throuch.
, Inji ilea hate ateitakm thy (lab
In a amall ray, nun Captain
Da.tch brine the moat aererely
handicapped. Ha hat a charierhorae In Ida right leg which baa
to far failed to reepond to treat
ment. It la painful fn that ha boa
difficulty in walking, mo:h lea*
playing. Itoc (iardner will be rolled
upon tfla y to rub that illment off
Giorge’a leg, for a ahort-atop of
(he calibre and temperament of
Deetch la eartalnly a valuable aaart lo an amateur ball rlub. Jack
Peter* la auffering with a aplka
Injury on Hi* right foot which
alow* him down a Irlfle. It la Im
proving rapidly howirer, ant Jaek
will be found at tjt* first sack as
usnrl next Thursday.
Chapman U as yet unable tu say
•ho will gel th* rail against th*
Saints here next Thuraday. Toffalatti, th* University nf Florida
star, will not b* In to»n until
Thursday, ao, It la Impoaalbl* to
tay • hither he will take the
mound, lie writes Ih^t ha I* In
shape, and *>ill be ready if needed.
Chapman will warm Cub* Lopaa
up a trill* to aa* Just what ha has,
and. If It’s worth taking a chance
on, may put him In there to start.
However, the chances ar* that
Toffalettl will do th* trick, and,
since It will be his first atari In
this league, hell naturally do hla
beat.
lie comes lo Hanford rated as
on* of the beat hurler* in th* Uni
vanity team this yaar. II* won
four gamea, lost only one, and hat
at th* m n t Important bank ■»»<“-
| tn in U
history o f Chkaffa
Two Sanford Men Big Bank Merger Is Iran
effected yoeterrUy. Tbn first
Attend Convention Effected In Chicago National Book and the FltU Un
ion T ra il and Savings Bank. iU
Of Dairy Owners
'bonking Inrti
h
Two af Hanford’, loading daliymen. B. W. Blggera and J. C.
Bent in. returned {rant (Halo late
Prida/ evening w th Intern!Ing
it or tea of the mate Dairymen’*
Eanford
000 000 200-1 8 8 Association
Contention
which
Do Land
000 B10 2 0 *-8 7 1
•aa laid there wtb oter 300 dairy
Batteries: Lake and M|ir»rrfj
owner* from all over Florida in
Burthardt, Sllaby and Wllka*.
<
Winter Park 002 010 0® x-8 8 2 attendance.
According to Mr. Blggera, the
Cocoa
100 000 001—2 • S
Batteries: Chubb and Mostly; highlight uf the convention wai
tt.c nthroating and
educational
Joiner and Holton.
. ’
’
in
Ft. Auguatlne-Daytcna- rlilned program of public apaaklng
which prominent a.ate and no
out.
tional dairy otllclaU * 1*1 other*
toik part.
Among' the
apeaker*
who
brought ln»p rational
maraagea
Philadelphia
to tie fathering were: Dr. John
Washington
f . Tlgert, president of the Uni*
New York .
le n ity of Flrrida, who apoke on
Cleveland
"Dairying
in
Fiord s";
Hon.
Chicago —
Nathan Mayo, state com ml** loner
gt. Louis
1 1- atricultare,
who traced the
Detroit ......
Improvement, In dairying
sine*
Boston ..
he wa* a boy, and Dr. U T. Nailson, of Washington, senior head
Yesterday's Kaanlta
New York ... 000 010 000-1 B 0 of dairiing In the Department of
Cleveland .... 000 000 004—1 1 1 Agrlcultuie, who talked on "Pur*
Batteries: Ruffing and Dlckay; Bred Hire* and Better Herds".
Ferrell and MyatL
Th* one-day aefslon, which will
Philadelphia
000 014 02>-7 ■ I be held annnatly. waa opened with
Detroit ...... 200 000 001—7 7 0 an address of welcome by the
Batteries: Whltehlll and Crab- chairman of the agriculture com
owskl; Grove* and Cochrane.
mittee of the Ocala Chamber of
Boston . ........ 000 000 000—0 7 S Com me ice, who offered the visit8t. Louis .. . 000 112,000—4 8 0 dairymen the keys to the city. V..
B atu rin: Btavart and Ferrall; C. JfSnson, Jacksonville, presi
Gaston, Morris, Klin* and Barry. dent of the aa relation responded,
Washington 180 423 00*— IB 20 0 and stressed the Importance of
Chicago ___ 002 100 001— 4 $ 0 Increasing dairy faeilltla* at th*
B aturin:
Thomas,
Frasier, Un'vcrrity of Florida where he
Moore. Faber and Grub*; Burks said that mo.r and newer build
rnd Hargrave.
ing*. were needed.
Other speaker* ware John M.
Scott, rklef milk inspector, wh >
spoke on Improved milk condition*
St. Loula ....
throughout the stair, and (he f ne
Chicago .....
response from almost every dairy
New York
fn complying with the law; Hamlin
Boston ......
I . Brown, teed of th* dally ex
Brooklyn _
perimental station at the UnlverPitUburgh
ally of Flor'da, who »poke.on the
Phlladalphla
Imprrvrmenl* In Florida
herd*,
Cincinnati ..
and Alfred Nallaon, of
Palm
B**ch, who apok* on better herd*
Ya*tarday’a Result*
Chicago ...... 010 000 000— 1 • 1 and their by-producti.
Th* two local dairymen were
Ntw York
003 100 020—« 12 1
Batteries: Mitchell and Hogan; accompanied by their wives, wh)
Malone, May and Hamsley. 0th* Wet* rnterta'ned by the Woman’s
era either rained out or riot Reception Committee of the Ocala
Chamber of Commerce.
echodultd.
Daytona
Cocoa
8L Auguatlna
Sanford
irrly going to l>* a valuabla aat to the club, and tha boy* «aret tu back b|m to th* limit.
Lines are out for on# more In
. alder and anolhar outflalder, and
tha chance* ar* that an announcement will be mada within a few
day* a* to just what pragrasa haa
liren mada. Hpurgaon Cherry notlfini rlub offlclala today that h*
wanted lo reserve decision to play
for Hanford until he could get in
touch with Mutt Wilson, monagtr
0f tho Wildwood club, under whom
ho haa bean 'playing f«r
tome
TARPON SPRINGS— II and 8
JACKSONVILLE—f 000,000 alt#
wraka. Cherry declared hla dealrt purchased by Ootamment for pro: Motor Co. purchased Monarch Gata get In lbs Ittgns, especially posed post office.
* * - * tng*.
under Chapman, b*c*aa# h# wanted
to learn baatball. fl* may bring
with him a hard-hitting'InflcHar
who haa eitatillahed a grMA r«pu
tatlon a* ■ member of t^TW Ildwood loam,
Piggly-Wiggly And
yi.C .A .B oys Will
(ftsh Oh Diamond
Essex Adds Another Fine C a r Feature
•selective
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FREE W HEELING
Sanaa la tha lk * t cfeofea o f all w hodem and the
H o w w ith * Selective Fra* W heeling you get
tha latent motor oar Improvement, and In the
ve ry lowest price field- Th a Selective feature
enables you to free wheel In all forward speed*
w hen and aa you daalra. There la nothing new
to leant. Y ou drive aa you always have. You
shift gear* allentiy. Y ou have extra advantage*
In last getaway, and you enjoy a luxurious
floating rida that Is ead u sin .
iU Kara Riding Comfort. Sanaa c
attraction* that a n tactual** bt tin
field. IU Super-Si* motor, tamson I
ness nnd reliability, la powerful and
E very detail of chaaaia la bulk to i
remain carefree.
It la a big* roomy car. T h e whacfhBBa Isl
- the aea5 wider— there la more M M r Oo
mors leg room. It Is a big car IniOmJbr
formance arid reliability. It la a fine ear
sign, construction and dctaiL
i
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You ana Sanaa Buper-8ists everywhere—soma
w ith y a r n o f service to their credit. Haven’t
you noticed how ably they servo their owner*?
Eaaex haa long anjoyod a high repuution for
brilliant, raiiabl* perform ance. It la famoua for
WIGHT BROS
SANFORD
FLORIDA
they’ve got to be good!
fur tonight when Ui* Y. M. C. A,
term and I’igglf-W iggly clash.
While th* Y. M. C. A. team ta
a nen intry In tha league, and is
composed of high ochovl bays, it
lias Iwen playing great ball ao far,
anj It l« going to take an excep
tionally strong team to baat 1L
On tbs other hand tbs Piggly
team la mad* up of toms o f the
best players in th* city and 11
Maable of giving strong opposition
" a n y tram. Therefor*, th* gams
tonight should pres* moat Interest
ing. and a large crowd I* antici
pated lo witness the affair.
of Toffalattl on the hilt U p * . a III
be given one mere chance tn prflV*
hla worth la the club. Ills big bat
failed to connect safely In tho last
»w* gams, and soma of the recoinMIAMI BKACH-Mr*. Ilartka
two game*, and aoma of th* recam- Meyar received permit far afgetion
Rtddy Lake no terror to Da- havt failed to materialise. Be titer*
of 121,000 apartment Mt*o at 750
rf hlltara." Imagine that Una. Tharsday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Pannoyltanla Aveau*.
Mr type, aero** tha back af
• af Urn Do La ad Bua-Ntwt
H P#r* tills morning. Wksrt
I 8 1* nl#y Culp gat that stuff
at Lake being no terror, and
I k* waa rapped bard , la tho
Mai spots f It would b* a crumbull club Indeed which couldn't
a advantage o f tn* arrocu, a
k, tad a wot ball, ta pal* out
aatal aa* bit la a "critical apot."
I tack who gat tha hit which
had. aver the first two ma*.
Underhill. tba fsulty-fUldlng
I baseman. UalatblU. That
L ib s (lis t bit kaY gotten ta
B, I K ho, Bunlay, daaT tall
V w fount Bod Lahd U la ne
fart And haw could Catil Rack
a Made anything a » r * tbaa a
it f a h bla hU, If H hadnlhb**
I*, fa t M'iler, ■ ptaytng right
iMf take to
want a milder a g a r*
wont a cigarette th
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fact mi
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electee; ►*!
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ba that the City of
tha and co-ordimata them fa r totna u m (
pedia U tho h a lfh t o f w orthlaaenJ
roptaln a all tha w ord * In tb a E n g lli
■on h jlu t u n d m U n d hoar t o p a t t
flu en tly. E ncyclopedia* and d k tlo o f
■ibla to e v e r y H v liif aotUr a a d y a t
them , th ay a v «U h im n o th in * a t a l l ,
An Preaidant Hubehjna haa aaId
oducatlonaf p r o fr a m t h a t la haeed
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*i»n and t i w ii to m m M l u t patagrai
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DNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1931
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gu*»l* were entertained
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profusion of gladioli and othsi
garden flower* In brilliant shade*.
Lata In the evening . a aalad
course ( i i (erred by tha hoiteoo, assisted by Mm. 8. H. bight-
cticities
age Set Attends
see Monday Night
Tboee preeent were: Mm. J. C.
Henson, Mr*. Walter 8. Coleman,
Mr*. II. X l-ewi*. Mr*. George
Knight. Mr*. Ralph R. Wight,
Mr*. Jame* G. Sharon, Mr* A.
Bartholdi Peterson and Mr*. 8. R.
Dighton.
meting a large contingent o f
(lego tot from teem* In CanInride w*a the euberriptiea
given laat Right at tha City
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Chart* Ranlarvon. of OheethaJohn Hcbiiard, Mr*. P. W. Bandar baa, la apandiag a abort time here'
and t i n . W, X Dy**n Aa chap- arith' Leonard Miller at hi* home
an Palmetto Aeenur. , •
. Dancing hagan at 10 o’rlack and
cmrttaned anUI I f ’clack to mimic
M b* Area'- Mitchell, who ha*
farnUhed by itaatal Currie and been (k itin g la Colambu*, Oa.
hla Floridians. Tha large dancing arrtead' today, to visit relative*
roaqi wna dacmatod for lb* orcaaiao frith npaatltlaa Of fm u ,
palm* and agrafe.
Mia* AdaUWte Ambrose, . of
Jacksonvilla, la the bout* gaaat
« M Mr*. L. P. Hagan, J r. Mr. aad o ff Mlaa X X - Oriffln at bar
Mm, II. C. Water*. J r. Mr. and bourn, 400 Myrtle Avenue.
Mr*. Jama* Jackaoa, Mr* W ith
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Cnria, af Daytona Ranch, Mr. and ‘ Herbert
Meaaar I* recovering
Mr*. J. N. Robson, J r. Mr. and nicely ■ at th * Fem»!d-Laughton
Mr*. T. L. O'Connor, Mr. slid Mr*. Mamorta) JRaapItal following aa
John Rcklrard, Mr*. F./W. Bander, aparaUan that* aavaral day* ago.
Mr*. W. R. Dyson, the Mlaa*. Luo
.
ctlln Bola, X X Griffin, Ratharlna
Mr. and Mr*. Dare BonUk* and
BcMr.nl, Kathleen Long, Maud* family and guest, Mr*. F. B. Rob
Lake, Helen Vanugr, Mina * Cal bia*, of Rt. Peteriburg, mitered
houn, Mary Buford PowelL Rathto Silver Spring* Ronday for the
atone Water*. Jolla Hlggin*, Bever
ly Bender, Ana Rpfeon, Martha day.
Rckifflay, Margaret Pater*, and
Mlaa Rosa La Verne Hurt, who
Stanley Verna*. Dick Vtvnay,
Jamei Sharon, J r. Chandler Shir- has bean attending the Kappa
Delta bouat party at Clearwater,
on, John Ivay, Prank L. Woodruff,
J r. Gordon Dean, Albert Connel
ly, Ram Ptalacbar, G. W. Spencer,
J r . Leonard MUIar. Bernard BchlrMr*. F- X
Robbins, o f PL
■*d. Jack peter*. Harry llall,
Jama* Laolar, John Edward lUg- Petersburg, formerly of this city.
glna, Peter Rchaal, Robert High. U the guest of Mr*. Davl* Bonlske
toyman, K Inchen Power*. Harry 8. at her home o* Wait Sixteenth
.. .
Woodruff. 8am Byrd. “ Doc” Jack- Street.
ion. Frtd Stanley, and CapL
Mr*. A. T. Smith and ctitldren.
Rarl* T. Loucka.
Out-of-town rural* Included t the of Fort Myers, are spending a
Ml*aa* Mary Randanon, af Kl»- week here as the gusita o f Mr*.
xlmmeo) Leu Oettler, Eleanor Ra X X Jones, 119 West Sixteenth
te*. Nancy McNair, Virginia Cren Street.
ahaw, Ruth Winfrey, Groce Frank
Dr. X W. Walker returned yes
lln and Al Ilogero, and Bill Delswnrte, of Orlando] John Langley, terday to hi* homo al St. Peters
burg after spending a ahert time
with hla daughter, Mr*. II. Roby
Nelli* Ray, o f Jacksonville; Mabl* Lalng, at bar bom# In R»*o Court.
Dcogherty and Winona Beets, of
Lakeland; and Charles Raulrrson
Harry 8. Woodruff, who was
and Turner McDermott, of Okee graduated
from
tha
Atlanta
chobee.
Southern Dental College at AtUnto, Ga. this year, ha* returned
to be with hla parents, Mr.
Azarian Class Holds here
and Mr*. Frank I . Woodruff, Oak
MeetingjOn Tuesday Avtnu*.
th e homo of Mr*. T. A . Brethore
son, *205 Pnltosttx Avenue, wax
d(rotated
w ill, roars, ahdata
dali'H sad potted plant* last
night when the member* of tho
A saris n Clau of tho First Baptlrt
Church held thole regular mooting
pure with Mr*. Brotbereori, Mia.
•ad Mr*. La* Botnar and K. A.' Williams and Mr*. A. CL
ft ytaterday morning for Hall Aa hoateaar*. Mr*. M. N.
R.l a lem, N. C. whore they Cleveland had charge at lb* dov.ittonal which was followed-by a
short busfno'a session conducted
by Mr*. H. W. Rprkrr.
It was announce! that Mre. II.
. H. Hill’s gmum Mr*. R. M. W a r
ren’* group and Mr*. C- A. Andsreon'a group, who won In a re
cant membership drive, will ba
aofentalnad stop by tb*
losing
group* of Mrs. Ilaael McMahon
and Mis. C. A. Taylor.
'
* During the suc’al period rarl on,
gam** and ronta/ta ware enjoyed
prison for which wara asrardad t i
Mr*. Honker Hants and Mi*. A.
IL flateber. Refreshment* were
aarvad by tha hoateare*. Thoao
present were; Mr*: M. N. Circeland, Mrg-Ira X Routhwaid, Mr*.
Alfred Manning. Ur*. U 0. White,
Mr*. Grady Gallant, Mr*. Hnmar
Harris, Mr* II. W. Rocker, Mia.
II. H. HOI, Mrs. N. J. Stenstrora,
Mre. U T, Rhcphard, Mr*. (L A.
Taylor, Mrs. F. I . Hlto, Mr*. A. L.
Bsrinoav, M n. R. H. Anderson.
Mr*. C. -A. A n d e r s o n , Jr.,
Mr*. C. C. Fireman, Mr*, g.
/ M i . Mr*. Albio Ktndall, Mr*.
X M. Warren. Mrs. Lorraine Bdsl,
Mr*. V k tw MrUulln. M a. A. II.
MAMM^Mre. Martha Smith and
tho.(knowing visitor*, Mr*. A. &
WOfiaana, Mr*..Loretta Brother***,
“
Dobbin* and pUa
» KsfaUa Hart and Ml*i
rin* Hurt, who havA boon
ng two weeks 4( tho guosta
Mr aant, Mrs. Lccia* Me
at WHIlatoR. reto mad home
EVA NOTES
and Mr*. J. D. Ray at t^iair homo
on Palmetto Avenpo.
J. H. Smith. 8. W. Barnett and
J. C. Clark, engineering student*
of the Georgia Sch->o| of Tech
nology, are tha guaata for tha
first part o f thalr iim m rr vara•ion of C. W, Cogburn at hU
Out-Of-Town Couple
Wed Here On Monday
The marriage ceremony of Mlaa
Dorothy Meyai, of 8L Petersburg,
daughter .o f Mr. and Mr*. Calvin
Meyer, : t Walter Schneider, Jr„
of Miami, sun af Me. end Mr*.
Walter Schnaldet, wpa performed
her* Monday morning at M:30
Irving
o’clock by the Rev. II
Loattlt at Holy Crpae Kpi*rapal
Church.
Tha bride was attended bv Mlaa
Margaret Griffin and Idas Uuls*
Atwood, of Rt. Potarnhuig. Tho
groom had as hi* boat loan, Charla*
Adam*, of Bt. I'ataraburg.
Immediately after the ceremony
a (redding braakfaat wni enjoyed
at the run room o f tho Valdoa
Hotel. Preaant at Uw breakfast
wet at Mr. and Mr*..Wi*her S«hoalder. JrM Mr. and-Mr*. Calvin
Meyer. Mr. and M t«,. Walter
Llfc.Vtelgr,.
THK KITCHEN
Cooking la an exact sclance; the
kitchen is a labuiatory anJ It
ahould be aa pleasant to axpariment In that laboratory aa pay
other If It' I* properly equipped
ami arranged.' The * reason
that
many women dread preparation*
for a meal Lx (ecautt they hare U)
work srlth an Incomplete buiich
uf tool*, or Inferior apparatus.
It la true that the kitchen does
not require the extrema precision
o f lb* chemical laboratory, fo r
the most part. The kitchen's table
i f meaaurentrnl* tuna from th.»
(raapoonful to tha cupful, but
the** measurements should ba
proportionately a* accurate at tho
chemist'*. A '‘level' teaspoonrul
ihoold be precisely that—a spoon
ful., level at the lop edges i f tliu
spoon. A “ rounding' spoonful, ntt
the other, band, is heaped Into a
comfortable arc above the cdgei
of the spoon, while a "heaping’*
npounful should ronliln all the
aI>oon will carry without spilling.
Never postpone buying n new
kettle or pan when the handle of
the old one is broken; don't »trug.
gle along with a dull can-opener
when you can buy on* now, In at'most every hardware wlcrr. which
will cut the top o ff a can with one
turn o f d* lever. This opener, too
will bend Ih* nigra of the can In
so that' the danger of rutting one
self on the edge I* almost nil. A
badly rut and Infreted finger will
cost far more. In pain and money,
than It will ever, be possible to
save by keeping dull nr badly de-
tar. Dm- of tha rtnnmonret rausos
o f cocking fallurea. la the unsetoaCfic prmon'a tendency to Intro
duce lniio\it|ona Into wrll-tastad
roclpca merely to aee whit the reault will be.
r
Of routae, recipea are often Iniprored by innovation: If there
were no experimenting there
would le no new dlahe*. Rut It
must l*e drliberated and careful
•innovatlcn and experiment, and
anyone who trie* ladiral experi
ments while the family la wait
ing for it* dinner dexertr# .what
usually happtns to her.
With stiffirimt rare *1mott any
new dl»h, however rnmpllralrd.
which sound* apprtlilng will
como out well. Homo time try
Ik * leripe for rnlsln roll*, an
economical but dellrioua dessert:
Mix together two rupfuls of
pnadrr. one-fourth cupful sugar,
flour, four teaspoons of taking
one-half tiaspeon salt and rub In
two uml . onr-hdf tablespoon*
shortening. Moisten with threefourths of a rup of milk anj add
Ih* ytdk uf nnr egg. Roll nu\ Into
an oblong nne-half Inch thlrk an!
spread w i t h twn tablespoon*
creamed butter, sprinkle with lalsin* xnd afterward tprlnkl* vrilli
one tablespoon sugsr. Roll and
place In an oiled eteamor; cook for
fifty minute* to an hour. Syrup
nr fruit aaure may te aerred with
the </l»h.
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l.unrhrna
Vrgetablc soup
.Tapioca rhceee rutlete
Spinach
Coco*
•
Fruit Imre
Dinner
Mushroom broth
Radishes
Haltlnc*
Ralmon limf •
French friel- prtotac*
String lieatis
Prrfrvtlon ealail
Coffeo
Strawberry tail*
MORE SPACE
use
Th e
hf
c o u p o n —s a v e
$1.00i
i
For Ira day* aal), aa an liltradactary offer, we
will accept Ike eeupon belaw to apply on any site
Extern Ion Hanger.
TUB COUPON IR WORTH SI. I ’HR IT.
. 1* 1* 1*
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—
W W W
Coupon
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Value One Dollar
T s s e a l* s s » * » K s lr s s la s
U s n s r s l lls s s v r i - s s r ■!se
lf
s fs w tin l
a ris e ( s J „ ,
• 1st, I M l .
Hanford Furnilnre Company
This offer is for 10 days only—Act .now!
Sanford
furniture:
Company
8.Hk.0ray, Jr. Marries
Miss Evelyn Howell
Announcement ha* been, made
i f the marriage on Monday. Junx
I, of Mlaa Evelyn llowel!. daugh
ter uf Mr. and Mr*. I>. II. Ilnwell, of IIAI Washington Hreet, Or
lando, to 8 . II. Gray,-Jr., m <ii of
Mr. and Mre. X II. Gray, nt Ihla
rlty, The ceremony w i» per
formed at fit. Luke's Cslhedaal In
Orlando.
Mr. Gray la a gradual* of ths
Georgia Military Aredriny at Col
let* Pork, Of. He I* now an em
ploye* ,#f the , American Automo
bile Insurance Aaan.-latian. The
couple will make their h<-tr* In
Orlando.
U rE N D
O f
the ENDLESS CIRCLE
sturdily Iwilt and nrunrlyta
* la Uiar* |eo»fafeu fur lb*
of an *dM|uala supply of la
(Ouantily of iraralhse than
« cute*, nbkh may bu uf
HE Irrwilderlnz clrelit o f tlrlalla, njilnloiu tuul
ovrmnpluuigcHl “ fralurr*” o f rlrrtrlr n-frigerntioo hoa Item broken. Now you ran actually mnuurv
quality. H te Standard Hating Seale leads buyer*
•tndght to tbe heart o f volar. It bring* out evrry |rolnt
upon which your future eatinfact Ion tjrpend*. Just read
| M m H m M m m m m the Seale, and you will underaland how you, too, can
T
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kcu whh I ha kw p i H
NEATER CLOSET8
lie nure to nee thl* wonderful
tpuce-Mver at our store Ihla week
and next. The price la negligible.
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CLOSE
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C. M IL L S B O Y D '
rhaaa T2«
Phene IIL-W
107-9 R. Park Are.
llood K atension Garment Hangers
are the ftnil real Improvement ori
clot hen cloadl equipment. No polen,
hooka or liaila to mar the beauty
of your fill* . These hanRera U k u
better car* of clothing In lena than
one third the apace—n tidy elcht
Inchra, to be exact. Yet u alight
pull extend* them for eaay nelectlo*
of garment*.
liar* I* the latest picture of Mr*. Wlllltm Gibb* McAdoo Jr.
noltd California hostess, and bar two children, Marguerite and Cyn
Ihla. The two cblldrtn are grandchildren of William G. McAdon Sr.
former Secretory o f the Treasury.
A DISH A D A Y
Some w l m do not r t e t r
nice the value o f L i f e In■uranca. All w id o w * do.
P e nu r y, P riv a tio n and
Pauperlnm can be P m *
vented by * P ru d en tia l
Policy—Provided you do
not Procrastinate.
* n «'*| »erL
That la the way we
A wont you toJudge
y Kelvlnator,
r. iFpiw tree
• M lim H lM
IM tu ff) mutamdU
The XefWnslor fine
InrfuW s, moWela
efcoaed mm lh a
X r U lifs N a a ik lr
I f Urn
a ( s a tte U c i
k'Wrat.
a tha nfrigseator to
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■ 1 * * flw Thaena* O'Cofiijor, M-yttr-old * f^ r v c r »t th* Metropolitan Hmp
ihm" in th# Iriah SweapUaki*. Th# hora# brought Mm 116,090, and above yea
Tlr« Builder*
8American Women VATICAN’S MA\rOR
|ow Before Boyal
Couple In London
jUyingg
Lovers <Wife
Sentence Of ]
J R yreiW Q K . Ohio, June l A ( —A l^ — A j ir y verdict yesterday
J|^« P^a On.)
doomed MnC Julia Maeda latwtbar,
2i, to death la tha electric cb.tr
M M |H of aympafor th* murder of Mn. C !ir»
I U. President OrUt
Smith, 2ft, mother of two children
«*W V»‘ Ileevgr. and
U ak
ami w lf* o f h*r paramour.
Till,. gmilh.
Uinllk *7
. k . . i o f Ik
Titty
tl, L
hoabang
th..
alalo woman, awalla exrrullon An*
guat 17.
. . .
Tha black haired, darh-oyad and
dark^rawpioalonad girl of Iadlao
anretlry btaachad but centinuel
h*r methodtraI gam chewing at th*
eardiat waa read and'juror* wh*
found bar guilty of morder iadiHer. la Commendat*** Seraft«n the (hat and praaaat Mayor v(dually eeoflrroej tha firat death *i
of tha Vatican City, who may fig arntanca by alactaacullen m r In- I
ure In th# contrcearay between
th* Fate tat Government and th*
Vatican oaar th# rioting of Catho
Mr*. Chari*. B. Van Vteek Jr., lic rtuba throughout Italy by
of New York) Mr*. Caseel R. HI. order of Premier Mussolini.
t S X S S f S f t S Alban*, of New Y .rh f Mm.Oaorg*
"hartairiooi” and “ aaaaaMeat* o f WaahMgtoni Helen M*- MUD. WALK Bit BACK IN lM I
C a m i,:.f New Yorh| Mr*. H. H.
M nico City dlapptdte*
Lehr, hf Philadelphia | Mr*. PredNEW YORK. June jo _ (A P )- r arlek ft . Ililaa, * f New Havant Mr». Jama* J. Walker, wlf* o f tho
Ivin* comi
Mr*. Latter R. Grant, o f Uaovar, mayor, mod. an onh* raided ra
and Barham Child*, of Norfolk, ts hi to bar bom* bar* Friday after
Coon.
,
'j .
an eateadrsl vocation la tha *outh
T ha
cu* ternary preparatory and waet, U, W arn* known yriwait In 1motor car* before the tenter. Rh# had ipant lb* winter
teoo-bordered -M ali* In front of and af ring In Florida and with
th* palace waa a Ihaa bright apee* relative* In Clinton, Iowa.
la.t night
E i(ht American
overad with too Britlah debutant**
through ro y a l'*c*n*a o f eptendor
t th. flrtt o f two “ Jon. ce.rta**
k Buckingham Paine*,
Ao unuaually large rapraaanlatlon « f the royal cirri* gathtrtd
around King Oaorgo and Quean
Mary In tha acariot and gold itat.
room, which waa filled with whit,
and gink ro*M, an th.tr majaaHa. acknowledged th* curtaey* . f
thOM presented.
Around th. twin gold thronai
th. abaatnhlag. Included th. Duko
of -alour**ter. In B huaanr’i uniform,'‘ and Prineeaa Mary, with her
husband, Lord Uarawood In the
acaalet •uniform of th* guard*.
. Tho Americana wh* made their
infwfebi*
I
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1S9ith
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l
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mi’.-w-. y-, r
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.
Co worn on tho hat to match tha
•had<< o f the sweat* r. T a^ m tlw i
tl* up th* coalraat Idea th* blou**
may be of- .eyelet ambroM.rad
handlers hi >f llpaa with tha; em
broider, In th* color of*tM ahfrt.
rnHome
(Am t Europe Flop
N i l # YORK, Juno H h - < A r > TOaae Oalaaai b>e.*hl her ‘•little
glrte*' lawk to America yesterday,
Wooing vpngMiK* ‘ on U * French
gavaramant far not lattiag her late
Jfcaht. te ran a Parte night club.
i - f l l a w them. I l l make that*
pa* Jha IMljDOO thb trip co*t me,"
a#id tha,night d .b entertainer,
fa reporter with a carmbi*
oceflnger. “ What courU
P don’t mow y*t, but I'll aim thorn
•
pictures reveal what Ufa ran
choosel
• \,i
tuckers harant an, Ida*
alliaUng It waa,' addad La
M whoa* vocabulary "oath*
imat'.mee a term of ream
“ Hara 1 travoUi a l l th.
tcoaa lh* Atlantic to gat Into
hr n any old i i i f Id th* world
bo-gtad t# have me."'
.•‘Jail” a a* th* dateatlan
a f l d H * n * whwptjm
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'tho UM raporiaw
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N E S D A T,
I .EGA t NOT!
PASSENGERS W ANTED — I « v Ing (or Mlaml'SotuMsy moinIn i In eleeed rer and cm accom
modate from pim in throe p»«sengers ( » r part of expense*. Ap
ply "M IA M I BOUND"* tare Uerahl office.
lUNSWICK, N .J , Jam
■A. *pliulng-hp * f
(
V
4t
f f c n « week, * u 'dried . Mat
a jfh l.b y WiUUra Green aa an
^iltlal alapi.fur ending tw ines*
'
*"
HXVB -YOUR WATCH rep. I red
Vy on* who really know, howl
B rin e, Jeweler, Mag, Are.
The
1n iiT j1 t )
Varsity Vagabonds;
Highway
■1 Electric AadoctaNBC; 8:80, Blnfont-
Results; T itl, W lnfe
*1 7 t « , lUW.Usn
are) tfm , Dramatic RekdJame* L. Batacb, Claud*
re* at the Org%n; H:30,
• f Mio H o .d "- r t. Lauder*
’la/er*. 8:00, Hawaiian L»AtalUU; 8:86, Baseball Ke-
prasldsnt of the American
Federation of labor told t h e e * oaployrnent and
unirereitj
a t vrith lh l* ole,, and a apeed*
g •t pobllr construe tloo, tmrqveawut in the industrial .UeJea ought .to be noticeable with*
a reasonable ^ength of time.’'
"Tha mill lone of, peeft* who
iffer want," Green laid, 'Vtnullita Industry". bent mafkeL That
arhet ia at home, at bur Vary
Dr. W. B. M seD O lKULL, CHI
ROPRACTOR, la M ir located at
hit realdeaca In Floral Height*
8. Sanford, rhone ttt-M .
■t—-Aulontohllcei
._____________
OREL “ A " I N I Kurd t-door
sedan, end fl-Cyllnder Chevrolet
cabriolet, 1030 model. In fine condiltea. Reel and Bona. Myrtle Are.
FOR KALE: Bargain— HIM Kawa
Coach. MT Oak Avenue. Going
north.
4—llunlnceop Berrien
LA N K Y ’S DRUO B TO KE-Praarrlptloiu, megailned, fountain
nervier.
PROMPT
dtlieerie*.
Phone I N .
,
p * l MpTlMy lijtf'.f |a UUdipMred
3—
BUlLDtNO BLOCKS— Irrigation
boiea and gentral cement work.
Mliarla Cone ret# Co, J. E. Terwillager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
Kipoalng to
' ' condemnation
4— Accomplish
’j u r a : 4.’ >i 8—Not on*
'!r M . 14* J1 g —Dowry
f: •;
1-Don*
1 -11 ■■ tiji
I —An-.wer
• —tttuple! persona
Ig—Hearing organ
It —Dined
I f —Egyptian rieer
14—tltrl'. name
to—nwinn around
attached
4*— Disturbance
tt-ThgcRlng.
..
DOWN
l-r-V(bld«
3—Alone
COBB
31—Carry overland
*3—Bare
IS
. .
JT-UuiysJent
38—Round roof
4#—Sheep* cry
41—Recede
43—Bnrialm trr.»
4j—Third letter *
44—Thrice tmux.)
47—Oold Iher.)
Panned by a atrong aouihweat'
Wind, lire twept through half
a down building* on the llwar
end of Seatlla’x waterfriml early
yealerday. Damage wa< **t>imal*d
at more than 3380,000.
LEGAL
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ara or, t u n
it k
*
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IN S K A M E l
BAGGBTTB
Gilbert's Chacaletee a ^
llet Drtaka,
VKG
811
f
"
INPUT E N D ^ f f
GROWERS ASSQCtA
Room I »
SO— Unuaea For Balt
le t
HI.
O r p * I ’ onI O ffic e
MEAT M ARKET
m s wW'lmlmi.w.m.wkem. » *"
pMSt. IS E X C E L L E N T *BUTT
a U T -ro N S w C R B s e y j « c > Of
T O O W E L L t!
ro R SALE CHKAPt On* Ken
tucky thoroughbred Hddle hone
with .addle. P. O. Box 374. See*
ford.
^
,
SPOT CASH at great aacrlfice If
aald at once. m« home, 317 Oak
Avenue., Sanford, |800 or f360
rash with mortgage back for $730
at fl'A 3 years. Mre. E. T- Woodruff, Perilmnre Apt. No. 10, 1706
Copeland St., Jacksonville.
TIIK OWNERS ere offering a nico
3 root* bungalow with double
gar.ge, bouaa and gsray* ha. Ju.t
h<ni completely renovated, fur
13300.OP on very liberal tit in*.
Properly located 306 Ke.t 31.1. Ht.
Mr. Rsnler it will pay you to In*
vealigxl* this. Ctdcluugh Realty
Company, TaL 733.
Removal eels u«*w gaiag • *
dt
WAGON Hi{‘B.
OABIH CAFE
\
Open 24 houri — 1$| $
I ’trfc.
.
A N f J KI / S
Open 10 A. M. tn I A/
M, HanforJ
&
GcnarR;
_ LUNCH HOOW ,
5 & 10c Lunch A.
C o ffe e . Shop. 1
In Stomach
and Bowels
R ILL L
Eervlce.
S IG N S
BECOND HAND
—
'
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S y srU M
J-1E6 UP
y
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Open S A.
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A PEW good bergkln* In iloragc
furniture, euch ki bed., iprlngi,
drr.aen, g * . etovee, etc,
Phnn*
4th, l.r»»1ng'« Trmmfer and Bier■ge. 4th and Pine Sta.____________
QX Jnhp Devlin
1
DRINKS LUNCIIB 8
28— MlncelUncoug For Hole
T
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_________________ ________ ^
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T tt‘ C O A T XT R IP S H U iV ir U P
114 H A C K !! - _______S '--------
folk, Key aad Gea
DEBTCfl'B
mm
k i .o i i ii i x .
Nulli* la har*by |U»n that
y.AI'IIAHV VMNKDII C,i. Inr pur.
rliaaar nl l.l.lh nr Ta* Carlin. »i<Nn, lilt . dal*d Ih* lad. day ut
duly A. i>. KM. aaa fllMt aald car.
LEGAL NOTICES
nriial* In my nnir*. aad ha. m.ila
applk-allon fur la. d**d In t*.u« lu
i » t m k c u m i t cm n t «ik t i i m ar-ewrdaac* with l » dald twrllMral*
W M T t.T H IH II Jt llll l . I. I III. rmhr.r** |k* (ullnwlne dr*rrlh*tf
•fcrr, ih j i n kiim *NMihui.M property allualad In Hcmlnul*
ruanly, Plnrlda. In.wlli
|NC « ^ T ».rj.„M ,U A .
Uaalh I I I f**l nl Waal
af
Adnytlnn nt
,
Kjtrn>r:nn K ih h .t . a m in im i .
io T i r i i o r c y iT m o x tu
Th* aald land Iwlae ********
at
AIMIWT A h llllK .
NOTICK TH HKflgHV ill vy:S III) dal* nt Ih* Uaaanr* *>r *urh
Ihul Hi* »ii4 .n li*.< l A. J K ALI.I l.'4 nrinflrmir In Ih* nani# nf Ml** A.
and KMMA KAl.l.lttH. ill* wilr. wilt Taharh. I»nl*»« aald reliillrale
nn iha KIh day nf July, IMI, maka aMuI ha redmiirtf armi.tlne tn law
anpllraili,ii In Ih* llu,i..i*l,l* W. IV. IBS d »4 will l.*u* ihrimn nn Ih*
Vvrlahl. Jada«. nf ih* al*n* »tyl.-l HiK 4»y el July A l>. im .
.Svllaraa my nlflrlal
*l*«*lur*
Ceun. nl hi* nlfla-r aI Ik.. I'nnrl
Senator Dwight W .
MhP**. In PNpfnrd, Hrntlnulp Cnuii. *B4 eaal ihl* ih* teih day ,»r Jua*
IV.-rinrld*.
nl
l*a
n'rlwh
A.,M,
Ml
New Jersey, pictured
Mid H*l*. «r a* annll lhrt*afl*t a*
gown a f l y M » M f t *
ih* luailrr «wn In* hi-nrd. I» laaall.v
Ih* ari-.plh-n nf KttKliKllli-K lllil.T.
Ihe degree * f tb *U
a mlanr, uml*r «H* aaa>* nf FIIKI>.
l a v *t the xitnual qM< imsneeincnt t:llll*K KAUI.IRX
A. J K At.I.Ii:v.
University.
t .e t r l'r . o f
KMMA KAlXKnt
sr.f
BICYCLES A REPAI
LEGAL NOTICES
LIBERAL ALLOW ANCE on yoet
X e n ix
old battery. 310 W. P in t St.
Th* CM* Cmnhilnilu* ut N*»v
Hmtma Klorld* will r*p*lv* at ih.
LEPPLF.R
APARTM ENTS, 1313
Illrku or Ih* CM* M.naatr until
1 *. o'elueh I'. U. M»*4>r Jon*
Magnolia Av*. Thro* room* and
Itih 1* 11, M.lrd iirnuiMl* for
drllllna t .t tnrh well.,
»**ra .l, bath. I'hona 638.
inalrly Iwn hundivd fv»t In e*ylh
mm,I (urnlahlaa nutvrlal, ri|ul|.m*nl 14— Rnomn Without Hoard
rlr
Th* ,niininl**lnn r » * r r w
th*
Hahi |a nblrrl any and *11 hlit. and SPEND YOUR VACATION at
In nwdril Ih* rnnlrart In any l>lcli|»r
Dayton* Beach. Stop at the
»ln ,»» protH'Ml, In lh*!r Jutfin.nl, I.
I.r*i |u **rv» In* lni«r**l nf ih* Handpiper, 431 Vermont Avenue.
NOTICES
I'llr. A n r lllM i-hvrh lar 1w*nly.
Ilv* I l l l f . l rtullnra mnal ai-rnm.
IHtay *arh pru|H>a«l.
Th* I lly Camnil** ton nr N*w
w ra -A H
Kniyrna Kla
uI i i i u u l *t a t .
>-r tmm
Cut Out Far
Handy Raferanra
WANTED: Plve room house, com
pletely furniihrd, by the f i f
teenth. Apply Bo* 1. h.. Herald
GRANDFATHER
NEW YORK, June I 0 - < A P I - BRITISH ASTRONOMER DIBS PHII.IPP1NB8 W A N T ’‘LINDY’*
A ton waa bom yealarday to Mr*.
Alton A, Brody, only daughter
BRISTOL, England, Jun« 1 0 M ANILA, June 10-1 A P )-G u v .
of Mr.' and Mr*. Irvin 8. Cobb. (A P )—Willjani Frederick
Drn*- Gen. Dwight F. Davit cabled th*
Mr. Brody 1* connected glth a
War Department In Washington
yesterday requesting that a form
al invitation be extended to Col.
and Mra. Chart** A. Lindbergh to
SEATTLE HAS BIG PIKE
Include the Philippine, -on Uielr
H O NO R ED
SEATTIJ2, Juno 1 0 - (A P )- * projected Umr of th* Par Ea*t.
51-Brwtha heavily
34—Worth
THE ARCAD1
BUSINE&
DIRECTOR’
unemployment wh«fe wag* reduc
tion* were Impoted wet extend lower part of thu ahirt. Thu flaring .Irevra aid flattering.
A dance frock that i* unmistakably summery U made of orchid mau»«elin* with niching* of the
ed."
13—Turned out vw
*J—Arabian ipwae
43—Hama of opera
41—Tt) the right
41—President's nickname
30—AUynpIcd
41—Alwaya fpoet.)
st» nr- t i i k l i m w t t i . I
ftm
o r tm m i t A f i
Nnl!«?*V« * ’h*r*lir given"
Irene I>*VV. nurrh»„r of T*t
title.te Mil ill. ftalril Ike 411
••r llltl. A. tv. IMI. ha* tlt.l
rerlltte.le In mi office. *■
mail* » pel 11*I Inn tnr t** deed
nue Itiairnnlahr* with lew. H
•Ittrete emhi.ee* the fnllaWl
ea-rHint pi«.i.*rl>‘ *llu*t*d lii;
hnlr raualy. Florida. In.wilt
leit I A h
<1 MHUi H»c
* . Tnen*hlp t» Hnnih; ft.
dl Ma.t.......... . I l l .erne,
The Mill lead h*ln* *******
Ih* >1.I* nr lh« laeu.nee.ot
rrrllflrat* In ihe name or H
land A lllrkau* t’ nlree a*E
lltlrnle ahall
ieit*em*it htet
In law |*a rterai will laane
nn on Ihe pih. ilay el Jalp A
wiinea* in|- nfflrlsl
.In
and neat ihla Ihe 1*1. day ail
A li, till.
SPECIAL PRICK on Helming
Brake*, molded or woven lining.
$4.M on A K*nl, labor- and lining.
All other «*n> according to width.
Burnett and Younger Garage, Kim
Avenue between P in t anil Second
1
The little costume at left developed In red rbiffon printed In amdll acaltered flower deign. In Street*.
edge* arc flnlahcd with pleated BA—Poultry
ure* nn aprutt encrusted lu tb* bodice. lb* jacket and ottn-c
<“
rufflra.
<
Rachel pink net U embroidered and liuerted with lace, and add. the aamc color organdie for the PHY HUB. 85c per lb. J. I). t*fvl
It—PPrm of tobocrti
H —VeaUgd
irhsar*ry. ■,
llll.KM » n i’ HMKY
*
Mollrllnr* fur 1‘nmpl.lnant,
S T IC K A R O U N D ' . H
t4‘ Fl6 Hri
ursnew
USED TIRES W
I a I us trade you n*w KELLY TIRES far
— Liberal allowance. , - ^
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VOTE CHECKED $450,000 Judgment j
BY CITY HEADS Against City Is Set
LAST EVENING Aside On Ap
>
Taxation AndFinnnce
Problems A l s o Oc
cupy Attention O f
City Commissioners
Carlton May DfcJ&ct
Efforts
Recent Pari-MtitiMiJ
Bill Ib Not L e S i l
Murder Charges Filed
Against 2 Deputies
Who Killed Youths,
One Cousin OfRubio
NUMBER lW jL
Five Cento A Copy
_____ ^
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Decision In
CHARTER CHANGE Knox
ford Suit To Recovw
$1,240,000 Secur- &■
ELECTION FAnS er
ities Is R e v e r s e d
BY88M AJ0RITY As tha result of a u iu ttlv
Taxation and llnance, nnil a
TAMPA. June l».—A lough U hy
moua decision rendered In tha
vague- Intiiuathu that the May
• as diopped On the doorstep ef the
Freeholders R e j e c t United Stotes Circuit of Afta;
fa ir Hotel may *o.>n Iwcmne a
Legislature yesterday with th* reBill To P u t Teeth In (teals. Second Now Ytfrk Dto- '
Voeta Swenson, above, a mem p irt that tow* Just rnsrled, In
ranltarium wh«rv- northern restber of the senior class nt North
dents of rnnrv than nimleiwle
Tax
Collection I*aw trlc L t h i s m o r n ln f , th 9 , :
cluding
the
racing
measure,
would
Mi's
Deity*
l.ce
Xayrvi.
rsrrying
western University, lias been
mean* nisy recuperate ftaltt 111*,
S450.000 ju d g m e n t w h l i h
a
s--ar
in
a
San
Kraneivcn
show.
ho
altarkrd
a*
uiirun.lllullonal
uii
chosen ** the most beautiful ro
cue e pled most e-f the- attantii-n of
Fanfutil’s charter amendment F ed era l J u d g e Jo h n C. KflOK. /
Is
heir
to
an
«-t*lr
of
uinre
than
thground
that
members
of
thu
ad ef the tanlor -lets. She wav
the Sanford City t'ommisalonur* election yetlcivlay failed to m*«l
selected for {his distinction by a House arc holding two alato Jobs, a million dollai*. She. her rlstc.r at their regular meeting at the the approval of 401 freeholder*, MwnnlcKl th e C h iu e N»ticmAI..:
Clots.
«nd
her
mother,
Mr*.
J.
In
violation
of
the
cc
nstllutlon.
popular vote ’ of the rlass.
who. voting al ihe City Hall yes B u n k o f N ew Y o rk C ity o ( .
Rut what gave race promoters Ip F. Sayre, share the estate of can CM) fla il last night.
Th*
first
two
subject*
were
terday.
decided, by a vote ol 241 $600,000 w o rth o f C ity Of .,
onMwho
recently
<il«l.
and
she
Tampa a hiavter blow wan u updergioond tip from Taltahaasiw plan- to gu lo Kun-p • to study seen in the liarirgrouml of prat' to I.VI, or a majority of Ml, that SsnfnrSP eertlflesU* of litdebtaxf- y>
tUnlly ovary m atter which rsmv a ihangc in the tax culleellon rn- nets sura* months ago. Is sat j
Uiat Hovei nor Cat lion, immediate singing.
Iwfure the t'vm mLalnncrs for dls- force merit taw* of the City of
lin g , .a b o u t m o v in g th e
ly the legislature adjourns, will
p. sitiuii, wlillo the h o ld prvqxisl- Hanford via* not nervesary al this said*, and the cert If kales ordsrsd
^fntambot-'fro^'maftb*
dijrvrl the attorney general to file
csnrslled snd returned lo th* City
llnu.
Iirouglit liefon- the group l>> time.
countlti near lb* ■«*•«>•*
proceedings In the supreme court
* ■.*•‘5;
H urry M. Papworth, p n -id en t of
Failure of ihc rititen* to ap Commissioners.
iro r, stated on U i^X M r of the
In nn effort to knock out th* hill,
the rh am lsT of t'ommvree, wav prove llie -land taken by th* City
tba other day T U -t bo did
The news that the City b .n : I
passed over his vrto. It was mstli
abruptly tabled ami discussed at ConinilMiinners that seme imme won a complete victory in ll*;S*{4
iltovw that y lr Capital could
to apperr that the «ult would bs
all uxccullvc soM oii whi.h fol diate stop* must l>e taken tn fore*
M r bo moved, a i It we* InpoaIs,ted
on
the
geneial
law
prohibitagainst the Cha** National Boob,
Seeks To Give Public
lowed the meeting.
th r rollrelion
of
tax**, this
stbt* to got It *ar**a tb* Btrwan**
T n f n e m o H o . » r » » o 9 llB,r *i »Mlng, which ha. PCt bcCII
was
received in HanTunl by .Gob.
Definite
steps
tovvanl
an
inmorning
draw
from
Mayor
'f.
lo
h irer. H e mdsat the buildings. bet
l n l O f IH Q l i o n I r U d l ;,^ 1H,|<-|- and on the fact that tho
rrew-e In City finance* was taken Dumas the -latrmeni that “Fail A. DeCnlte*. spaclsl coumai fa r . ,
he roe Id foot ea well have wsant
■tatr,
by
special
legislation,
has
W i l l Build Health legalised one form of gambling Conference M a y Re- when th r (Vniinlnoinuvr* ordered ure lo carry th* referendum the CDy, shortly before noon
the teat af Oovsr nmsot
M. It. Tarbell, dc|Mity tax collect would probably not prove disas day. H was. contained In a teto- '
while prohibiting other forms. .
Kult
From
A
njrlo*
or,
to cairy out hi* duties >n re- trous, but. would In my opinion, gram n-om Mirk F. Hughe*, N*4
PHILA
DELPHI
A.
June
0
.~
Opponents of racing seemed to
A mane thoae from Sanford atg«i
the rrdlrclion uf persoiuil seriously delay lbe approach to York attorney, who U an Man
(AP)—The
American
Medical
asgvt -double conifer! out uf tho
German Negotiation taxes.I toMr.
teadtac Urn, 8bKb# faaUritloa at
Tarlwll will at once ail) method of rr-finsnrlng which d a te counsel together with' M t
poctotlcn yesterday made public day's rumors. Th*e salJ that even
. the beech Saturday were Hhsrlff
nisi..' contact with every owner the runimlssloii might - wish la DcCottea. Luclen H. Boggs, Jotk< Jim McClelland, Charlca Dunn and
details of Its latest health move if the governor took no action and
LONDON. June It.—lA P I—The- ol real or |>ersunicl property, levy undertake”. Hr adJed that th* souvilla, and the firm Of Miller,
f n . Dura, Floyd Land -end hi*
for Informing the public about the the racing .ill should I* declared notion that a world economic run- up Iris i ro|H-rty, and notify the new state law carried many of Homblower and Miller, of Bostnu
Invalid on the ground that sumd
wife, lla rry ( o a t, Theodore Pope
According to Mr. DeCottaS thb
vahte of the now “sclent Ifir** foods. legislators are holding two state fersmv in consider ths problem of irwiter that he has a Ih .toy peri the provisions of the proposed
had tire. > W « » I Kalph Warred.
This work superiinpo*,* upon off Iras, It would also automatical war teparallons might l»e the out od during which her may arrange amendment tu the charter, as ha only move which Uv* Cbos* N jMason. Velio Wllllstaa. Bob Cobb,
tloiial flank allarneyw can noto
ARDMORE. Okie.. June #.-- th* already established “pure fond” ly upset other tows |<as>rd at the come of last wink-end's Anglo. for ihc payment erf the personal ago in deplored the artion of th* make is an app*al t* the'U nltaJ j)
and Johnslo itiklacb v era that*,
tax.
freeholders
in
falling
tn
glee
to
Qvrman
discussions
at
CHaquci*
aal.ien atln ed Oarer to r tho Ltona (AIM—County Attorney Marvin pi act ices an analysis of the health *|wrial and extra smsluns.
Canvass ol the charter amend- the Cnntnvlesioiwr* th* power to 8 la tea 8u|>r*me Coart. “Tb*tw ;,
Convention Hondar and Tuvsday. Shlllin* announced Monday eve- of forts, and an attempt to get
Check of th* House membership cunllnurd to prevail in many quar
Isn't on* chance In a million tliS ‘
inn\t
idrstion rocults «ra« also foiee lax collodion*.
ters
today
although
the
German
nln* he would file murder chart** away from any risk that what Is showed, It was said, a total of M
Thr balloting was brisk yrs- they will do lhal”, he added f T /
Tuesday a*alnst Dill Gtess and Ce on* man's food may b* stiothors bvlding un* state Jub or another ministers eschewed polftirs |o r th i nmdr li-forr ths gr9up adjourned
Anoeillng to the allrgallons-tiv ’
• The Contention opened Monday
cil Crosby, deputy sheriffs, for poison. It. seek* to direct Miami- on th r side. Prominent in this list day ami devotid their limn entirely to dis'uss the hotel m atter as tonlsy iiioining, and. Ix-fore a
aeon, with severeal |tuKl
Well « . ileritle on h pica of
lu filling sorial engagements.
downpour Irmpniiirily halted vot th* City’s appeal to the ClriSRt' ■■
the
fatal
shootln*
today
of
two
fartm
ers
ami
advartlsor*
to
glv«
wennietub.is
named
this
year
aq
tba different officer*
The big event in thru day was j rim II. Hoggs. Ja>Uonvitlr. wh-v. ing. a total of 203 Volos had been Court of Appeals, tha orlgtnal i d l
and rahur entertainment Mastcan students In United States th* pilblle Informantn which will autoimihllc tag agency distributors
e
Su-hrlnute confer nee with Kln-r Ith special counsel George \. rail. Freeholder* voted during th* Involve,) yT40,000 lo CDy of
eol)****—one
a
cousin
uf
Presi
build up health as well a* sell food. anJ utheis serviag a* rvceivsra
Indiai. add the fb e t bustGwirge
V. B' th chan-rdlor Bntrn- Det’otles, appeared Iwlnrv IS* morning at the rat* of nearly 40 ford Improvement Bead* b*
dent
Ortia
Rubio
of
Mostao.
The results uf th* lllst y rst of for state banks or liquidators of
abraded h t S:80
Ittg
rand
Kortign Minislrr Curtlus ytvup askiug Halt the I’omnii • a minute, tint the inclement Interest a t the rate *t 6 l - l
The
county
attorney
amwunceJ
this campaign were reported at the defunct tsvnk* by appointment ef
rh_te the .Chamber of Com
contemplated action eftae opus lug session uf tba floqso ef Ernest Aim s , state comptroller sppeaml pleased over their visit •Ion take »t*p* Ur arrange 1o.- thu weather, and a widely clrr*to|fd emit, and ItN JO O In csrUfto*
a nadltortum.' X'
T h a . tetods “» „
Lawytrs to r liquidators, tf -msiwklrvg MtaafD* It marked Ih* pvylnrtlt o f.g WMH>retains- too Story that Oove’rnur Ooritasv.hmi af- (
€
‘
‘
U rn authorised by s rata of tbs
ber> of th r leglslktuiv, ar* hold first time since the World war which Ih* two'ultnrtreys asked Va* signed o bill similar to th* uao people, b ut nans nod been s*t< w
.. ..
y. Derta* the inquiry foods motchandistd utder a tobol ing tveo Stale Jobs. In the opinion that Ger mart stutsanua have Iwen runnt'Ctluii tfjlh th* lumdlini- of tolng volud rn. wore hadirved to
the Chaw National Bank »uU In have Iteen the reasons for the de advertised for sale.
Geese said he would insist that the If It aceopta theta, they m e peg- of lawyers and ujheni who said n-nrivetl at it treking Itsm pnlacr.
U was rat forth In tbs , CStgJS
cline in voters during the after*
charges bo filed end expressed milled lo display «n approval soal yesterday that If (he court fight U
They took ycelervlay'a visit to thr Frdoral CmiH In Tampa.
plea that Fnrrasl Laka, s* chair
Air. Iloggs and Mr. I W . l l a noon.
confidence he would he exquetn- Of C9? foo.lt submitted during tho started II might he far reaching. mean that tho last vestige* ef
Out of tho 101 person- who man uf tk* hoard of bond trtistod*
Ptdl Pvrklna end hla wife, Max | k L
*
year US wire accepted.
Section IS, art let. HI, of the war psychology hwu disapproit-d. were Ihr* first two pervons from
Mowart ead EddW H afar are aloo
Gov. W; II. Murray tote Monday
Tht Uermaa statesmen wore the audience who were heard be vat ml, *4 were women, 2Mi men, and Mayor ef th* City, had, wl1
Describing without iitesillftem- d a te constitution says:
fore live' CoaimUsinneis rrltlcd and «2 were negroes. Seven voles set authority from th* City
i t attendance.- M 'V o io th flew •» Otou entered tho case, direct#.* Hon example* of Its work the com
“No pdrson holding or oxervls- gratified at tho king's sympathetic duwn Ur routine mailers.
Item Iteytona.B**«h iaeejr'ea the Chilling to make a complete laves- mittee states: “On* of th* chief
were declared illegible by th* mtssopers. executed tha bl
attitude
toward
Gervwaay,
although
.
Air Ufmtlon of the atoytn** of Rmillo rrresl* on Ih* insrktl will have tu lug tho functions of any office he m ate no serrvl of the fact that
Mr. Papworth Ilian . risked thu elostiun tavard. composed, of Jay bond*, had the City se ll affixes!
Bird e f the
under fny foreign government, un
of u* mat Ortcs Rubio, id, and Manual Co
Transport Uae.
hr considers England aim has Ivor II 'innilsslnaor* to w l a flat o rk i, II. Deck, It. W. IVat man, W. M. lo them bv the City Clark, and
be renamed because of its doccp
had a validation cert If leal# "at
rnea, SO. Emilio was a student at ttv* nemo. Another accepted no der the government of the llnllid own p lik uf trouble* at tba prestui “without any string* attarhrd”. al McKinnon snd K. F. 1m *.
tached by th* n a rk of Court. \ _
whirir liar Muyialr lintel might
train coming
G E
the Missouri School of Mine*. Hol tional canal breed mint Us rtU Stales, or under any other stale, lime,
The
poll*
closed
*1
T:W
o’rhick,
sliall holj any office uf honor or
These bonds were pledged by
mm everythin*,
London newspaper* yesterday N putchsMsI. Hr said that lie nail snd Iwfure th« CDy Commls■ -ead
i f i »Mmaeagere lo, Mo- snd Manuel attended St. baled or rejected. Th* labels of two pioftt under the government of ihu
id tho aeihe as aaiboed Boned let’s Collate, Atchison, Kan*. other well known cereals sit being
an appointment this muruinf with -loner* had epcneil thslr inerting, Mr. I^k* a* the property Of the
linked
the
forthcoming
visits
lo
■late) and n* person shall hold
Semtiiul* County Bank with th*
w:tb boy, to
t taka c a n
.Governor Murray, ccramonUng wholly revised.'
or perform the function* of mot* K'rropo of Secretary of Stale Slim- a gentleman from Washington Ihe count had been rompleiod. Chat* National Bank of N ig
i f their beggace
t*a«e ae*d
M «tttelm wait- on the altylo* of the youths on e
Morris Plthbrln. idltor of lb* than on* offlr* uni*r th* govern- or rr and Andrew W. Mellon, secre alio rtqln—eirted a group ot doc Moie than 2n rc-ldent* wsi* pies York as collateral security for ah
lee to Iran*port them tn town.
(Ceattattvd on Pe«e r o a n
Journal of the American Medical ,ntenl of this elate at Ihr satnu tary of the tresvuiy, with * prom- tor • in that so.liun whese rl«- vn. during the roontlng af ths Indebtedness of the local bang
Association, In aa address on food 'time; provided, notaries public, l-e made al tlio wrek-enrl «onfcr sirr Was III establish a sumtarh’Pt vote-, displaying r-.nsldrratje In- amounting te nearly $600,000.
>
said: “Th* boat diet of man In militia ufllesra. county ecbcol of- e*ee to collatMirrte wlllr other gov-j In tire South whoiu they might t r i c t , and awaiting the rrsult of
■‘ Amon* the Liens In #■
Later, th* City’s plea tontlnu
r
in
nil
nl*.
A
spokesman
for
th
n
i'rio
l
their
patients.
Ho
.il*n
sold
Ihc
r
let
lion.
eludes adequate qwantllle- of all fleers and commissioners of tleedv
.Are Mr. and M i*-.Bert,Janes, for
Issued
i nr tComniissinnsriininiiMinnffv luul
niMi ulittle
iu r tv
— Lake
—
—
- - - •three
—
•
The
to tMr.
th* well known foot oubstanrar. ntsy be elected or appointed to (til Chequers conversation- -aid that that lie believed the offci In Iq
I rate residents ef Sanford. They
Such n diet will prcvtdv atlrquala »ny legislative, executive or Jurli- Il wto fell lhal “the ball bu* been a worthy un*. and that thu 'lass ••V nincem lni (hr utilromt *»f t h / w n lflcitM of l n d & b t §
I ere well known and a very p ep sh r
started (oiling nn Ihc whole in- i.l peot |e Who would
conic
lo cl*i ln»n n lhn th in that n m « of •mounUnf i%» |AOOJ)OOi
quantities of the vitamins. The usa rial offlre."
• couple, well liked by ettryoee wbe
triwat onal ttsnnmli question, re Natiford ns u result, woull he, to them ilrclaiod that the “vote wa» pafHble to th* Sasxluol* Caaaty
of Insulin for diabetes, of llvrr ex
| knews them.
.;
There we'e no tag a«rncics—or in-dally riparatlum ."
rl'M-r than I rxpertrd".
Bank, or order; signed Ihora *#
|i>e advantage of this cl'y
Tho first degree araider trial tract for iwrnlcloea ' anemia, of eutomtbllee—in Florida al
lb*
“Natnrelly. England slid GeiThe official canvass of the votes M ajor and had th* CDy seal afThe
Commissioners
did
not
giva
whole
1
1
%
rr.
heart
end
kidneys
for
*f
Lae
Rhodes,
colored,
which
had
t Supreme O euit Jostle* Fred H.
lime th* ewnstitullon wo* adopted many ahine ran nol solve Ihe prnto
wa« made by the romipls-iniicrs H*ed. and sent them to th* Chao*
lite r Is, Speaker of the Reese, E. been beard before Judge Waline* anemia in gi natal tndlrsir* the in IMJ>. Th* banking department. lum." Ihe spokesman said, -liul it Mi. I'apwnrth an answri slm s,
Il ua* brought out lhal they vrcisiat a^iout IU:IW o'chirk. shortly National Bank •* adJitlenal te l
folly
of
vrirrtarlaatom.
Lewis, J r - , S tate Auditor W. Wright all «toy l»*tonUy. waa
In the matter of naming liquids- is more Impoilant lhal the parties luil familtai with lb* actual hi fore
they a m t Into 'rxeeutlv* ls tara I for - the Bemiiwl# County
“Every new discovery in medi tor*, ha* developed alne* that tHts.
end several other State abruptly halted this morn In* when
al th*1 Chequers ronfrreno went
(Continued on I'a c r F uur|
sevslun. The final Vote was mad* Bank's tndeblnin#** which ball
tho Jarvis, ret*ros«l to their bos cal science Is promptly rxpl< lied
ere In atUndonre.
Tampa towyata, asked almol ths
rwcord before the whole woild
a m atter ol record, and signed by then reached *741.000.
after spending the eight at e local beyond reason by co n m rm al In I'o-sihlllty ef an attack on Ihe rs< • ua
m, tiering Internaln.nul nuqiera
Il was also maintaluvd that,
the t'ommlss loners..
terests.
Y.ost
Is
,
aaerely
V
food
hotel,
reported
that
T.
H,
Veeghon,
of the leading cnndldslee
rilling to earx f|o(| and ,n promising rarh nther
for th* puryosa nf having a prop
Ing bill. w .r* unwilling
rich
In
vitamin
B
irith
some
Uxaone
of
their
number
had
to
h*
office ef Dtatflrt Governor
er bank ratry concerning th# deal
Uv* effect. It te Hot a pansies for prors a hors* back opinion as lo lo collalmrale clo-ely with th. oth
Cuban l*&bor Unrest In his batik, he opened a *1* p e r
ajar C. A. Brown t f Orlando. takan to tho Prrnald-U ughtoe Me.
whether It covild b# knockcl out er government* lofirrineV*
pimple*
or
dyapoeslp.
Orange
mortal
UespUal
whore
he
under
Sanford WelegetiM to behind
Ivrauso II w*s pasood by a l*-r.sta
saving acvqunt In farar *f
Spreads Over Island cent
the afftoo. end we hop* to want treatm m t for an attach ef nice Is simply a pleesani drink ture, som* number* of whhli as
tli* rity . ci editing ' ihr srcousrt
RERUN, June U.—(API -An
rich
In
vitamin
Cl
wRb
a
slightly
ptomaine
prisoning
which
w»*
alto p d him over. There U
HAVANA. J u ,7 ••.—(A PI—Un with tha for* amount ef tb* thro*
alkaline effect eventually In tho ihaigtd. at* violating the letter atmosphere of hone pievaibsl In
Iron* opposition, thmigh. M rapsrtoneed by several of the
D<udad IT nu. young rva d ilt of test among I’uba's unemployed, certificate'.
b*Jr. It l* not a car* for aridooto a ad spirit of th* constitution in Gstmany today following the rtas#
ntliar
Jurymen.
M y net b# ehto to do I t
two state offlre* frr pay. of thr ronfcrrii-r* of Chaneottof Lake Maty, driving a Chevrolet which alrrad) |manif<wlsd (tael/
Tb* CDF alleged that this m
Judge Wright ordered that th# of any severity nor will It prevent holding
automobile about th# streets of In Mansanillo, .Santiago, ami Kan d«na without lb* knowtodgw of tha
Rot th* roport Of contem plated
Jnrymta bn altowsd to proceed to qSlto certainly cithor falling hair pu*-ceding* ua that ground rau -'d llrum lng end Fi rc an Mlnl•ter Hanftrd Ibis morning, was the Antonio Dr Ia>* llano, appeared Clip t'emmlisluner*. and th at tbajr
• Wo hope boom day that
Ci rlltis at t-anii-n.
IV-I. home* or business** until or falling teeth. Brea 1* s good
much consternation an.-mg the lowte n aocare Uto U*cw Sh
Many Gorman newsiwiM-r* ox* winner of Dll awarded tn any per Indry lu have spread lo Camagtiey did not know of tbo oilstone* of
tomorrow morning nt VWO e’clmh fsod for horaoa but may iw se maker* tharasalva* - r*p*«t’llr
th* savings aeeaunt until a day *
w o t ion. ead pet e* • ’groat
mrosso,| th* belief Ihvt the woy son who is able to jutlttc just how In Ihr mhldlr of the island.
whoa It era* sxpectad that Mr. verely Irritating I* n- delicate
those holding tar* Jobs.
Hi-liatihr- from that city said two hefsro tb* closing *f thn
lias b**n iweed for obtaining rr- far two mile* rvally I*.
bretics for
V a a fia a would bo rocovorod from slamacb an,| lot** I Ins I tract.
Airontpaultd by a salesman for a rrowd i f unemployed filed a tank.
lief from tbo war icnoratlnfl* pof*
.
kClnMgl,,
* “Whole wheat bleed Is some
Ih# IMhilc-Hlghleynvsn Chevrolet written protest with inunicl|ial au
meats,
allhooxh
the
nationalist
Th* sllagatioiu further say that
f I hope to ho bock. W TelUheeoo*
what
richer
In
vlteteUta
a
ml
rough
Tho actual trial of Rhode* did
2
Die
When
British
organs Insisted lhal Dm- German Co., >uung Dunn drnvr Ihr car, thorities against the refusal ef th* City never received tb* y ttTussdsv afternoon. end e |D do- not jofin until I J 9 o'clock y*a- age than white brand. Il ha* not
speedometer was rovsnd, pirtnisslnn for mvctlugs ol unem reacts of oay *f tb* csitifleatai,
there at
Submarine Collides •tat*»m*n had received “little rn- wfurhile-cvriwl
terdoy afternoon when A. B. been shown that H will prevent
inlnutts Iwfure derid ployed. To relieve the situation tha ami that lh**e rartlftootoa m ,
<omagement” fnnn Prime Minis
center and th e n to no evidence
Marry, nbgro i aside at of
r . |la a Morlteanld and Foreign Mint*. ing that hr had driven two mile*. dipartm rnt of Interioi plans tn e t, n-ed solely tor the parpaaa f t
Usmeat where tho alleged kilim , that a model a civilised diet reuses
MINIKIN, Juno 9 ( Al’l
When riu> cover was lifted from tshl'sh five fiMol kitchens where bolstariag lb* credit a f tk*
' ter llendrrscii at Irimlon.
.
«
Etta To task place and ha eye-witness, raecor."
admiralty today announced that
D.P fare ef the speedometer, it thry arc must needed. Additional twtle County
Ont-Of-1
Bank to th* M*«P
took the it s ad
the British submarine IW h l-n ,
lstrn -l exactly two nillrs, con work will to pruvtdcd by public Y*rk bank.
Here Rhodes It charged with having Pioneer Resident Of one of th* targaat in the lluot, FAILS TO irriB Y IIF.FOHMH rig
* Attend M<
sidered by M. D. Illghtoyman. M liiqirovrmanl*.
Th* CUy*» bill
n te i a reeer t* ru t to death a
had boon sunk In.a rulllsnm m ar
HAVANA, June P .- I A I D - F lis t a rrmstkablc proof that Mr. Duna
was carried to ths
m e re named Alex Ferguson a t Geneva Death Victim Woihalarl an Jb* nuitb sbora rlferta *f the Mouse of Represen knew hi* ability to correctly mesa
•
Supreme Court Gives -uulhern district
Woodbrid**. ottered oettlemrnt on
of Khontang Foatasula. Cbln*.
tatives to study constitutional ro- ure Uw- distance, although th*
V*rk City,
the ttanford-Oriands highway near
Flee offlcon and *d m e » ,r * form# failed yei*etday when only reurse w#» a winding *t>*.
Ruling In Bank Case rNew
go. It asked aqaitaMt
* ievident uf
tbo countr Una. on th* night «
The contest to open all vroek t*
roll
M year*, died saved but two died after being 49 mSlsIijl* answered the
T ALLAH AMUCK.' June 9. — .vltof plmutod bstog
morning at n-scuod aad IH ara missing. Tha call Th* caucus of conservative any person who wishes to enter (A D - Receiver* uf closed bank* Cbas* National “
There
at*
no
obligations
uf
say
st-bmarin*
roUtdad
with
a
mer
congressmen,
called
to
const
tar
gghlcr, Mia.
In Florida hare n* right to de- strained from
trsl sere- chant man Z1 mBa* north of Wrl- chota* of a usw llou*» floor lead kind attarhml to th* offar, snd rlaic Institutions Insalvvnt and levy of th* 1740,006
haiwel this aftarnoon. Several •r fbr Ura party, and th* session of rarh person who to *bl* to ilriv*
it bold, and th at
rly's parttaoMnlary t sa.-tly two mOw, will r*r*iv« a • -seasmanta tin atockholders, tbs i squired to
F’lprom*
Court
decided
today.
»2U cash sward.
Th* court held such rights a rt fsrgixl, and
rirh slv sty tbos- ef th* iomptrol cat**. '
Ua tb* laittol i
ler hut said that racctveis might
tarry cut arch ardsis from tba for so iajtnsrtton. h
t,.mptroller. The ' d*cUl** was pending .Gw tokio*
►railed down la tba taro of W. |L a* th* raarita of tb
Tuunirilffr. r*c*!va> of th* Flrto
National Bank mmf T n u t
rany of W stl h l s t Bsmh
il. r . May**,
1 JA C K S O N V IL L E ,. J u n o 8.
— No, th e C a p ita l h a a n o t been
m oved to Ja ck so n v ille,
but
S todt o f th o ae In a tte n d a n c e
i t th e L e g is la tu re te e m to bii
h e r e o v e r t h e w eek-end fo r
th e S h rin e C e rem o n ial a n d th e
L IO N S C o n v en tio n .M o n d ay
a n d T u esd a y .
WASHINGTON. Juno 9 - (AIM
—Tho Mexican embaeoy late Mon
day requested the Stele Depart
ment te open an Inreetltation Into
the fetal ■bootin* or two Moxlcen
etudiete a t Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Embassy official* made It dear
In announeln* tho action Monday
tho rsprorsntoUen te tba Stale
Department wee not In tho netutr
of a protest. It wa» explained that
the rmbaeay wished only la. hare
dill Information on the case f«r
tranamlealon to Mexlrd City.
Amelia Coital Rubio, understood
to bo a relative or President OrtU
Rubio, and Manuel Gomea were the
student*. They were shot by a
deputy sheriff In the Oklahoma
town.
No intimation waa riven that a
proteat was contemplated, and ■*
was Indicated that tbo request of
the Stale Department was tho
nsusl procedure followed in resce
of thin, ghturc. %
The embassy was wltlisut de
tailed Information of the shootln/
Monday, althourh it had received
.brief confirmation from the Mertenn consul at Kansas City, Mo., of
whom additional Information had
been requested.
MEDICAL GROUP
REVEALS REPORT
ON FOODVALUES
WORLD ECONOMIC
PARLEY IS SEEN
AS POSSIBILITY
*•** ^ f c T s s w a ;
I l l n e s s Of J u r o r
Halts Trial Today
Of Alleged Slayer
Donald Dunn Wins
$20 For DrivingCar
E xactly 2 Miles
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»vt Ball Slide* From
fin g e rs Of Players;
Lake Pitches Nicely
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Two Of lb. daradt.1 ermm you
Municipal Park yesterday nftorneon, who** bffor* a lame crowd
of bakeball hungry fans, the Celsrg Pods wont down to an ■ to «
3 w 4 t the hand, of Ua WafOloadlnc DeLandero. Tbo rlalttog
team oafnod thro* of thdr eight
hard- ww» knocked out by
, *l*o the former University of Pmddi
a p U ’.rtlat, W U n d W l f t a
t rw h i t i f u r the »*U> l-mlnr-WMl
>win« «»!»two
•d to The yoonf ter Improves with eacn
iWould g . mo. and. • HUM
hove off, to bo done this week. will
boon find him etondlng any dob on IU
• Do- eem. Ho f t * o chance o n la *
in* on Whiter Pork her* neat Sunday,
rot on II* tboro.
,
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The Pod. U r . ^
J * > "*
, and, boQ player In thU
■alked, froebly.fefd
rrioon Martin. Ho com*, to Ronford ■»llrt In dor ■ elood of mfotory for lt l»
rolled I roportod Umt bo U a Pacific Co«rt
thefs two error*, which ehould
have been earn ouU, year Colory
Pod* fight bar# either loat a f mo
by a one or two to nothinr count,
or won It by a t to 1 count. How
do yon figure Uiatt Easy.
To borln with, fu n * Lake had
tU hord hlttla* DeUndlteo aat*
Ini from hla hand for throo Inn ln f, not oneo bolnf In troubl*.
and anally dlopoolnf of Sana and
Roberson, alao H o f n, throo of too
moat d a a f rout bottom In tho
laaiuo. Then, along cama a young
cloudburst which held up play for
10 minutes and mad# tho ground
and tho ball wot aa anything.
Well, IU Peda apparently took
tho field too noon, -and, #! luck
rfould hare It, It waa DoUnda
turn at bat. Roboraon, flmt man
up hit a slow roller toward second
which Lope* kicked around when
he ehould hare thrown Rohemon
Ito I la a f me played In out nt flmt by fir# feet- Break
rain. Tbo Tlgem pot »• Number One. Neat, Philips hit one
i flmt by moans of a dea toward Manager Deetch whkh
sed eight walks, hwt net
•by Oomei. beat the In
to I. It was Oomoa'a fifth
win. Joe Voemlk aeomd
Indian run when ho aeomd
■do and alnglee by Kamm
pM O rvpl w » » ;
W wv mv It
o f V b O r M f r f f f M lM b :
glaln enjoy lag fried ckfefcen.
hams, and an occasional alp of
that beverage known no eto. H*
writes In that bin arm la slawIy
. rwondlag tola abapa, and Ibal
ha will coma back bare ready to
da baltla agalaat any dab In Ue
league.
will probably »ae bta
action In State League bull
S it. /Augustine hem neat
Say, aa wID Cherry. Both
3 p come hem highly tocomJ l sad. since they ore both
raters, nations to advaaco to
t l o a f •«, them la no doubt
bat they will Prom raluable
Mas to tbo dub. bpodally
Ha thorn Is a strong poadblU» • former big longwo p U fr
a#<U tbo doatinloo of tbo flub
awn f t a little support from
merchant*.
.
Manager Deeteh waa particular
ly wall pleased at lha antics of bU
new outfielder, Mertla, the myutery mkn. Tbo aormll toppod cen
ter JWIder not able road* a eoupU
of opaikllng catches, but batted
out a atlagiag tingle la two tripe.
The newcomer bide fair to becom
ing Ua etar of the team. and ba
will certainty find that tbs fana
am back
bock of him solidly.
By tbo way, tbo Poda will plV
0 practice f ma with the Lake
Mary town toam tomorrow after
noon nt B:00 o'clock at Municipal
Hb TaffaktM oa the m m d,
Shiny silver button* don’t make a
white jacket
e paper is a
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-*y " w v y -'f 'i r w"'
1 misb i i i Turr
~ ;
i w it n u r t yo(B^ «fcp, S o -M e roc
(land from an extended ousmess ti
ierica, w hen h* flew across mountains
eity to another, talked with yarjerai
:T j
mV
"Your porter'* department fall
down with ta*," ,wr*t* the *(t-
|lon*|r*. "AJt^r t*u0ba)ng them
tW i-W * of tte Mime m*d.--
HIM *11) aentcrat* this apectoa. «f
lovnUncwl a iy W p malerlaUy .lo
wiving tbs'. ■Caaad law uiwmplojfmrnt problem.
partittiUrlji a n d a dlrvlog them r a -
rP«M‘r will, reianj to my raa-
amtioft., m M i that they ware
te te i* a 'boom* car/ about tea
burin ( a
[a war content
IBBDAY, JU K I *, IN I
■ rt V: ’
■’
- b
sunrtiHHT
% f • (rramAfakael
■ 'SlSpl Ho IsSCar t
flaw s blown out.
ex pen* It t
s t 'i a i s a M y s
ta r *r the oham-ratlon car, a ad
after having had-tteir aaturanra
that the taaertatioOe wera O. K..
1 rare them a t> tip.
i *Wljen I lpot over to the train
I found that I waa net only in
tWpbaerratJoo ear, , the laat car,'
w K lfib a C th e .laat m m in the
laat rar. It ia up to your bnya to
return me the $8^ and I will ex
pect them to do ao thnwgh you.
Shoe a rt not enUtiod to it, and
}hal'a that."
, An attached copy of the reply
1st* and
MN donaidenitton of what appeals to curajtea them willing buyers,
tad that th a n la Just as much thoroughness
idaction in British industry U Ultra has ever
Bthere (a still the asms capacity to produce
f 'of goods; 'But he ramhKwd his audldays of competition cheaper goods are
that are delibenitely made ta last a short
they can be replaced by other goods. He
Iking to beads of businesses—of
r spreading the news, of adrertlsing—advertising
‘Icans advertise op Broadway apd
chance of a market.
wherever alas th
"The Prince
i« the rather eonaarvatlve British
business men in is beat advertising manner. The British
her alow In learning a new lesson, but
n a Ipsson, he W rits It thoroughly. He
remark today that 10,000 energetic men
________ _____ of the Prince of Wales ought lb be sent
out forthwith on British errands round the world."
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I t is an iM w W te a / t
tsrk fhat Hew York wU
Inc 'city if It is ever fl
tit If I t M aver finish**,
njdi of t e n drilled In tej
irUfUantiHfMw iW
lev*
9>y A. K. Taylor, office manafer,
•aid that the porta re h»d made
"their usual exyutea" and told the
V* deprived of their liltionake (hat the hotel had
■edited |fi to hit account.
■
"If* V real in te m tln f bus In***,
Hotel* sees* ta be tea hardest
budding* to tsa r riawn. 'flm aid
Waldorf-A*torla wa* m ( 1oo|h
that te a tala of Ita solidity ha*
become a d u s k among Wrack-,
lac man. And they converse aboat
tea relative merit* of architect*
and builder* hi a manner .test
would m ate a good many of them
btaeh lo aavaadrap- 1
vioualy Intended ae. tvrvau* produrtra, "pur* and almple, to aid the
government in wiping out ita 7#,ixm.noo deficit., Jn thip category
rotne the duty Of 40 cent* a ton
on ahlhrpelie and that of IP eenta
n rraie on « range*. Other* are both
fl»c» I and protective and in 'c e r
tain instance*, perhaps. rrlallatory
against the te rrie r ralaed on thla
aide uf the border by the HawleySmoot a c t But unleaa Mr. Bennett
(a very carefully dissembling hi*
motive*, retaliation playe a dletinctly minor role In the prestnl
revision. f i t U true t t e t many
J.'-S
London’s Grime Wave
Referring to-the crime situation In this country, some-
^O U S & L -w U . n . one remarked not long ago that'the chief difficulty here la
' N i.V I . M l.
■
| -t*rf eAnld abate tbs moon' team* I te s t, tte ir bats!'
itek out IdSwikUatarad finger*
if or tea era . . •*
thkt the people have lost all acnae of righteous Indigna
tion". H|ur<leri, hold-ups. raeketatj? one kind and another
f, ! . f,
i» ' ■tel | «•*»*
UfCKY Instead"
. * - ' i i ■i *.
rwkj, wS nadvaUhd. wael*
pext atari parllntlarly la
elt Caunly,
a f t M VWUhaun In tkU
ron« iarv tlipppd opf Wten
wtnlrtl S republic to bad,
t v Adapt and fv a In.tlta Oardvi e {
Cdfn » A cfoiy w* ha va all hoard tinea
childhood - CoruicUr your. A4oi«r%
at a rolldeman recently Wfs sentenced to 10
gerVlftfiM.
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great deal about crime rampant In Americp.
rid hoodlum packs a gun, some of them «nairders-in our big cities run-higher than 400
innumerable hold-ups and m ajor' 'Jobs' that
sh-and-grab' crooks look Ilka piker a. • ft.’
a about this carnival of crime then England
/miniature crlmie ways. Coulrii Jfew York,
It land other laijre American
cut trlnrs.
__ ____ _____» figures, we vmuid call oursaivta perfect
g uWJi: fitdjfference abeta the growth of tba gangster to put
ttent realised only when yre check our plight with that of
ngland."
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APPROXIMATELY 12,000 cases of canned grapefruit
have been Ubojpd by the Indian Blver BxaJttnga Canneries
thus ear, according' te officials of the<esmpany. The dally
output ia around MOO cases, etid' HTound 40,000 oases'ere
Wat* In h a la tte lii ItaHlsInaMu
1 * ;>
n w n .o f woi^na -your.KflHA-f
box --containing your ^
~ y p u * xl m y n x ~ O o n 't ra»jp a j M j
thropt with harali ir r h « R ta m M e l
f o r a LUCKY i n s t e a d - ! •
c a r ^ ijln
your c h o ic a ^ B W ^ M -
,
> ' ;'V
RMMmiMr. M fC K Y nau«W .lte
•* ly .
In A m « r ln
ik a •vlnAt Iks halltlP tetif In
p cM fit In
NOW, THE, RACES
n fuel .<o give suta' tstc-
inora money te epend.. -;
* ' **" 7P;>"‘
>
way clsbat U roa't pay it’s
«f*4
f te* |ImJ,
W tte best way te
Setatlkinf happened <ln Yaltat e l ls*. Otherwise the govtrnu t't
vtto of the Mti Itgalltlqg' ra«*
track parl-mututle, which paemd
tha b«net# by a volt af to M j f .
U m raeitaten not voting, and tea
ra ^ f d o m ic a l co m poH ifdf#
wane la tea lprepiat*, Tbete Will
llvt'a up wtei might otherwla* ti*
A doll Mason.'With tte tactppsk
of bad* county. Iter* f* no pr«dk|lsg how any couAty which >•
Ukliy te .vote upon tbl* UatM will
YoU. tt'.U g*a*r*Uy agf««d teat
Dada wlU vote far'ntto. though
many dtlwn* of that'county any
JTOR«ALK
SAM' ■ million dellart would 1stawdlaUly te apaat a s n s* track,
aaf rata trash l«tprov«a»enU In
Two Fitee Homes oij
•i
v '*
Celery Farias
!
V * .
*
Otis W its P in A o n '
W «e»f af
dnltka .*i
Bat* m hard roada.
.'tm Vj-cr *t-»
Mmt^ha gaw to ha api;
�SANFORD
TUESDAY, JUNE 9, IM1
SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING
Ofttc* Telephone 148.
Has Meet Thursday
rsona
ThqjW golsr busier** an t so
Mips Lena hello Hagan returned
cial meeting of Dm T. K. L. today to Tallahaoi-o after '•pend*
CUs* of the First Baptist Chltrrii Ing the weak-eikl here with her
w*« held last Thursday a ft* moon mother, tire . U I’. Hagan.
a t the borne of Met. K. W. DIr *
BrMWreon, 22Q5 Palmetto Arenua, gera at Longwood with Mm. A.
Miaa Ann Undentll) and Ml**
with M ra Drolharaau, Mr*. A. C C. William*, Nr*. Ijiretta Broth* Viola Underhill, or Harbevdlr,
William, a. arson, Mr*. II. Cummings, Mrs. were the waek-enl guests of Mr.
A. K. Ronaetlrr, Mrs. C. K. Bent and Mrs. A. M. Flower*. 70ft
on, Mra. J. A. Strange, and Mr*.
^ h * Fidelia Ctaaa of the Flrat Blggrre as hoateaaea. Mra. I). It, Park Avenue.
Baptist Church will meet at B Beet presided over the business
• ‘dock a* the home of Ulaa sea.loii after which* Mra. Sarah
Mrs. ]{. N. Sayer and dsnghMinnie Beck, 25to Laurel Ave Stewart conducted the devotion ter, Norma Jean, have returned
nae.
al. Mra. F. W. Stanley brought from Canon ani Tignall. Ga.
The Friendship CUs* of the the meeting to a rb*e with a where they have been (ponding
the pest month.
P in t Chris tUn Church will bold ahort talk.
ita monthly meeting at the home
During the social period sever
Friends or Dr. A. W. Knox,
AfWW j , E. Richard, on Orange al reading* were given by Mra.
J. N. Burdick, and the Miasea who underwent an «iteration last
The" CHrl*’ CLaaa of the F In t Fanale Ulggera, Caroline Big* Wednesday nt the Barn** Hos
Christian Church will hold Ita gar*, and Nancy Hnsaatter. To pital a t HI. Louis, .Mo., will ba
mowUlly meeting at the home of farther entertain the guests Miss glad to learn that he Is recover
Mra Brooks on Palmetto Avenue. Emily Boyd conducted a panic. ing nicely.
WEDNESDAY.
At tha refreshment hour tablea
Prayer and hymn night at lha were spread In-the yard beneath
Miss Antoinette Shinholser has
Plrat Christian Church.' Tha pub* large magnolia trees and refresh returned from the Florida Htata
lie la welcome.
. ,
College for Women at Talfahaisee
ments were served.
\
Circle N unker Four of tha First
Thnra present were: Mrs. A. B. to spend the summer months with
hhrlaUanChurch.VTdra. Ed C am *
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O.
A y , chairman, will meet a t the
Shinholser, Oak Avenue.
observed a t the l i n t Christian
Church.
Tha Young People's Service
Inagn* of Holy Cross E phrjpal
Church Will ,|ukrs V cabaret at
tk a
in tia k
k m is a
* n lA y l/
tha (palish
house
j an >t IIB no’clock.
Dancing and other 'entertainment
will be rajoyyd,
L
FRIDAY.
* The Men’s Club of the First
(fhriatUn Church will meet for supjprr a t 7 o'clock at the church.
jKuppir will be served by members
s»f Circle Number Four.
L Tha Christian Endeavor Society
g f l£a Flrat Christian Church will
Rav* a carnival at tha rbiirrh *nKian at S O’clock.
F Annual garden party of tha
Blarden.Club of Hanrord wilt ha
|>tld from 4 o'clock to (I o’Hock
I l f 'the home of Mr*. Kndor Curb i t a t ‘Geneva. All members are
ftv ited to brlnr their husbands.
■ Tha Darden llu h nt Sanfird
[■ill hav* a garden party at Qenej s 'n t tha home of Mrs. End or
M l t c t * . Mr*. II. M. Papworth.
B n L Hugh Whelchel and Mrs. J.
■I. Coir lough •> hostesses.
.egrton Auxiliary, Has
Meeting: on Friday
At tka meeting of the American
rgton Auxiliary held last Pri*
H a s , It was annouhred that tin
■ toceadi uf Poppy Hay watt
H u m s , half »r which win be
K a n t to the federal government
■ f u r the benefit uf sohlivra. In apP precis t ion fur feeding a number
(of children last year in the South
•Jt|4e{ Primary School and, On
I Junior High School, lattara of
Mrs. 11. II. Ians Is was elec ted
t# 'v erv e as rehabilitation chair
man. I t was then announced that
prise* wrra awarded to Mice
Oratchan Lewis and Mis* Carrie
'" k h a for making lh# mart atL-jfclrs Poppy Day poster*.
R l A w darldod that the worl
I h
coming yvai' fentara a rertind
K i n g proper m»rk*r« for the
■ v s of all veteran* in the erm#
I her*. Mi*. J . H. WntermbA
■ a s appointed eh airmen of thin
H r t . All inenibsm wets Ihen
H d t* attend Ibe mid-summer
B r i m to be held In St. Pe-
,Tk
ANNIVRWl.tRT
Collier, and the
Misses Carolyn Cotllar, Louise
Collier, Ktola# Parker and Claire
Maffett, of Monlrtuma, Ga., ar
rived today to be the guests of
Mra. J. C, Mitchell at her home
in Mayfair.
Mr*. Arthur tinmen and guest,
•Mrs. 8. C- Nutting, uf Msrnn,
On., ami Mr*. Charles K. Cm uer
motored to Clermont today where
they atlendrl a bridge luncheon
■given by Mrs. \y, N. McKinney,
Complimenting her sen, P. H.
ljn s ni:, III, who celebrated his
soeoml birthday anniversary rarently, Mrs. |'. H. tensing entertaimd with a birthday party
yt sterilar aflnmoun, at her home,
lilt East tieneva Avenue, (lame*
were enjoyed by the guest* during
th'e afternoon.
* fAi IW teF bobr small tables 1st
the living rooms war* overlaid
wllh pink ccver* sn.l refresh
ments, consisting of a pink and
while lea and sweet course, were
served by tha hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Milton Reel, Mr*. Hrnry
Pott* and Mra. Paul ftadford. Each
of the gurat* rectlved * sparkler
n* a memento of the oreaalon.
Those Invited to b* with the
honor guest were: MirDn EstrUge, Marcia Proctor. Grace E»tridge, Clifford Proctor, H. D. Mlddltlon, Jr.. Georg* .Spencer, Junior
Cleveland, Billy Potts, Buddy DuIlona, Alien Wilson. Bobby Proc
tor, Robert l-t* Middleton, Georg*
Chrpmsn, Junior DiiBme, Dickie
Wilson and Mr*. Paul Itadforid,
Mra. Mi lion Reel. Mra. Al Wil.oni
Mr*, llanry Pott*, Mr* Herman
Middleton. Mr*. Clifford' Pioctor,
and Mr*. L, K. Kpinrer,
M ra W. M. Scott and MU* Bet
ty Hoop plan to leive Thursday for
Montgomery. Ala., tu visit Mr.
Rrott's sistrr, Mra. J. M. Har
rison. for a short time. From there
Miaa Roop will go to her home In
Vtrgildg and Mrs, Scott will join
Mr. Brett at Macon, Ga.
Mra. G eorg e W. Cowan has ratunted from Atlanta, Oa. whera
aha ha* bead visiting relative* for
a shart time. She was aceoMpan*
lad home by her sister. Miss Emi
ly Hulling.', who will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Cowan for two week*
a t tW r heme, <115 French AvaU ra Virgil L. Smith, president
of Uw heal organisation o* lb*
ladle's Society of the Bratherhaod
of Loramolive Firemen atwl Engiaeman, left HaiJrdsy morning
far Columbus, Ohio t> attend ih*
national aonvemlon of lli* orgaal*
sqllon. Dafurv returning b u t*
Mra. HasIth will visit Waging*
l M ' 01 f . k id varlaus pa'n’s in
A DAY and a HALF of BARGAINSl
Tailored nr dress
Special
$ 1 .0 0
2 f°<$ 1.00
Now I* tho time to buy those lit
tle Items you have been wanting
. . . article* for your wardrobe,
for your linen cltw i and for your
household. All day Wednesday
and one half day Thursday our
store will be filled with eager
shoppers taking nilvniitage of the
a)Hx-ial dollar Iwrgnins.
Ladles' silk
t'hlHren's
U d ies’ Silk
lad les'
llrgular. 11.00
Blouses
Wash Dresses
Underwear’
Alt style*
.
Uniforms
Bathing Shoes
$ 1 ,0 0
$1.00;
Cumle Knitted
valued to 11.95
For summer dre*>r«
for e|Nirl« riMtumeS
and other pieces
Ladies’ jjilk
Itlearhed and unbleached
Hose
LinenDamask
All Ididlc*' and Men's
Bathing Suits
Beach Hats DOLLAR. DAY
$ 1 .0 0 off
$ 1.00'
V*rl-colnr<vl
Sport Suits
Ernest Krupp returned SaUrdsy
from points In New -Yari; and
New Jersey where he hs* been
reeelrlng treslmeiit for Ills eyes,
lie I* reported to he greatly im
proved.
Extra values
Best (ptallly
Dresses
2 $ 1.0 0 DOLLAR DAY
Dullar day*
laidie*'
$1.00
Patent and Suede
Sun Suits
Special price
Mi** Virginia Ware ha* re
turned from tho Florida State
College for Women at Tallahassee
to arend tha summer with her
parent* Mr! and Mrs. Hoyt Ware,
at their home in Mayfair,
Dress Belts
Worth up to $11.75
$ 1 .0 0
,
»
Ladies’ hags and
priced from $2.95 to $7.95
Special dollar feature
Special lot
Worth to |l.5li yd.
Linen dish
Toweling
Special 5 yd*, for
12 linen
Handkerchiefs
Hpecial price
Bishop John M. Moore, of Dal
las, Texas, who spent Sunday Peru
a* lhr xuret of tha Rev. a n l
Sirs. Carroll Varner at their
home on Magnolia ‘Avanue, left
yesterday morning for' Orlando.
Mra. Jsme* T^aripot, bf Wash
ington, 1).
who ha* I'em I ho
gite«t of Mra. G, F. Stahl for n
short time, has gone to Itaylniu
Beach In spend "'ever*l Week l«iforr reluming la her hnnti' ul
\Va-hint ton.
Mr. and Mra. I smilaT U st’r nt-!
tertalncd llp> member* of the l*ol-|
lyanna Huniday Hchool Class with
a picnic a t Daytom Baarh last
Katnrday. Game* War* nu-yed
during tha afternoon and at the
tapper h o u r'* picnic hi itch wav
served. Those attending.ware: tho
Misses Mary Jan* Praalon. I’au1
llna Crawford, Martha 8thIffby.
Helen Wilson, Mariaa lloulrhsn,
Nona River*. Julia Ball* MrClellind, Eilclhl Apptaby, Aldln* liar-
our
Wednesday and
Thursday Morning
Dollar Days Feature
4 linen
Handkerchiefs
llrst quality
Best quality
VALUES forYOU
New patterns
MEN’S NAINSOOK UNION SUITS
FAMOUS MAKES— KOCKINGCIIAIR AND
MUNS1NGWEAK. SIZES UP TO 50
SPECIAL PRICE
0 « k A ys -
Figured
_
Mens Socks
Worth to B0e yil.
Regular TV I pair
Hlteclal lot
Remnants
Hprelat per* yard
All kinds
SPECIAL ON MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
mm )
Special price
Rayons
Hprrlal lot
THE TABTy E lfap
For Rent—F an iiaM H ouhc.
Comer Eleventh 81.
•
FXT RA
The Misses Marian Topp mil
Juan Ila T»pp, of Tupelo, Mira,
arrived yesterday afternoon to lie
the guests for a wash a r 10 days,
of tha Missra Rose and Mstgsrct Varner, at their homo on Mag
nolia Avenue.
hC N IC IH STAGED
Cretonne
.
Two h u e s of K olrt
Kotex-Kleenex
( W bo* KUt nr i
Miterluln of Seersucker, Linen, Whfp-conl, t’nlm Bench, Trojdca) Worsted, Nurotex, Alpuirn* . . . nil with two pair uf triiuser* in the famous Keep Knot Dratul
. . . Hpeclnl dollar day feature
pnees
rh lltlrtn ,i
10%OFF ON ANY SUIT WEDNESDAY ANI ) THURSDAY
MORNING.
iTE AND COUNTV TAX
f ; CLOSE JUNE 15th.
ITdance with the law passed by thr
i
\\
�» 'City wdra B -'O .'C * W ,T t T.
a
<msholder, Geo. A. M M I n , A
nanaetiea with hit rooent rj».
to NarT Volk In the Chnso
tonal Bank suits,' yiTKtfj ‘tnd
MpiUi MI| of fITAO, for emor*
t a hltantion of tha Commlswri WCV ra Usd to lh# fnct Uist,
k tha U r bdOks cldM if on June
stay* would hath to be takes
iM m ro fo r1either the puWWa*
'^ W N ^ t a l i t i o l l
s
s
r £ M w m S. G. O rs y h M u. c.
laara. Witnesses fee the C law
laltenal lUnli' wans T* R. Philip*,
ind A. R. 1C«T.
' 81* month* (star tha n x w*>
t r M 1 by M i n i d i i p
Knox,
lasted *1* day*, and rsaultad In
the d am * rcndarad by him to tha
»rf*rt that tha Injunction granted
Tha cash j adamant for HM.sg a ln ft' tha Bank be mad* . per- K , allowed try Judge John C.
to H ast as U tha bond*, and at*
•x of tha United BUtaa dl.trict
b in d a monay decision of W A - coart, la 'bat aalda and cancelled.
06* ag sh u t tha City of Sanford
Tha oplalan «aa written by
ah tha cartifleataa of Indebted- Praaldina Jaatk a Martin T. Manton. After reciting Uic facto of
‘ Tha City at one* teak an ap (ha sa lt brought by tha City of
peal to tha United BUtaa Clrcdlt Sanford, 'ta d qtwtlng tha Uwa
Court of Appeal*, second cirealt
a f Matlr'rafk,*«nd tha rsoaa'wdir C R y'to lu W thn'*iartlflcotd*, ha
argued theta o n ’ May II, 1M1. ta rs that the latter of the Clip
Tha appeal ended In tha daelrlta JWtaMcy dated War, «, l « l , In
which 'waa rendered today,
MMrtr the *tegaUip of the m tlfk
Mr. No*Has' telegrsM to Mr. rated was carttfUd, wee.lcgeUy
DrCattde N ha foDawtl
Inaff leer krai*, a*'hi*1eplfflon wM
“City of Banford against Chase gfran, not as tbo charter poor|d**
NatUosI Bank atop Judgment re* ta an afflocr af Ik* City, ta t fa
yarding bonds affirmed ktop' Judy- the Seminal* "Bank. JWs'tett*i>
mdirl regarding certificates ‘ ra waa sant t F t h F c t a a * Bant Bp
r e r »ed and their tbffaMOr and tha Mmliialo Bank with ‘ttte* earcancellation ordered stop unani Mfieaten.
‘ '
mous, decision squarely ah merit*
Referring to the loans made by
stop rosstitati octal question not tha Chase Bank ta the Seminole
e f ta dteenaiad ‘step am (ending Bank both In N tatm tar and Dayou . rep r of opinion today atop
congratulations’^
Following 'closely upon tha reealpt of that telegram, Mr. DaCottas racafrad a telegram from
If-' O. Meborlng, of"tb**flm< of
Ruabmor*,' Blcba* and Btarn, a t
torney'* for tha f u k . Mr, Etch*
•ring, os tending Mo nasi for tha
pliant* )W atataatory1’
manta whan ha know* i
trary ta b* true. And the
ants nay l»# ‘
1"
Iha'caMincaiitca h a d b a a * tdrar___ ....
a as raqaltodky Jaw;
year baaing
■ student at
I f t l S
nnleaa tha statute# requiring pabllc sale bad artaally bean com
erirfr. *11' appear* t i . boy,
ddao'nd w rtag add had rfalal
law ether than that Chop V tn
rying esneanlrd "wrapooa on
plied-with.
“f t la clear that tha Ch*ee Na
tional knak tkat Urn cactiOr*Us
had not bean offered J a r aalt.
a [ s ir it
8*1redor said
being ra tlU d '1
lh# letter of the City Attorney partly'“t t f ' p'rot
i d a* an aaUppal. .It was not
,a r t' of hie—doty to render ah
Opinion to ta used by tbo' Semi
nole'B ank far Us purposes. 'H is
m
s x m
&
M
In*ton, the chief axecetfr* anld'tta
SUt* would pftphra tha bad!** of
U# two’yoatha far ta rte r* !8 U U
expense and would ahtp them to
Wrklcn CHy.
:
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' p ttlN c m a IMPROVES
decision also statoa that
•pay and city clack In m a
lting tha certificate* acted withit proper authority,
ft ■■
■■ such poWw delegated, bat
n of th e City
K
taken. Therefor* the bond* gteen
by the Seminal* Bank na collater
al are Invalid, and m m t b* sur
rendered to the-C ity Of Banford.
In the • district court, Jbdga
John C. Knox swarded the Ohkrn
National 'B an k HidflOO. This-In
, trlcken out.
m
LONDON, June * ^ -(A P )-T h *
condition of Prfncre* Maria loals*
n m lii of Clng Ocorga-Vi’ waa t*ported 'lm pror*d W w bulletin tem M yteWkdey b y rM r'p M fctsn s.
The' pHnechd' la- suffering ' from
an tnlestlnU IniVtW*.
•< ' ’ "
i j t iwu i a
fUnit-n a i ' - r 'jm *
tm p o ra ry S u s p e n s io n "
During your vacation
kHW IMP Bacteria ■ronat’•w»*
’ TBjMO, w hkh' comparpa with
count of n majority'O# Banlh dairies. City SAnlUry In-
to r paxtoh ' %<a thanked far
s f fk k h f work Ik th a to tU ar af
7 : In*pact Ian, and ordered to
lino# with th# mforcrip*nt of
teml ta lly tew*
’: -
nty Altbmey WiUon pm entad
1V f l f i 1m B in mi w i p p llip *
p writ of *''fundsnda .rscantly
id against tha Clip, and srdar; tha OH* to p ly tha aam af
SikBAO dn areouht Of matarad
ipOnr In t tt- W cm ant In tha
»pa aouits. Checks In that
Cammlslfea!r*Lahmaa t h a n
krW'1 hstnTha O t y Attsrns# ■ba
Itrue tad to ptopara n resolution
j’awups
41 la net nrctstary for you to gtr« up your
Ulcphont when you go am y oa your vaetdon. You
can h art your acrvico tuapendrd during jo u r abaaack, w»d rratortd promptly on your refttrp.
.
,r r .T, ; r 4 a y . :
Tha “ temporary fUspemlon plan offitred tele
phone subscriber* eliminate* auch ttcm> a* (he signing
of a n^w contract on your Kfiirn; time
for,*
new Inatallation; and fhe loss of your present nuru
r and listing in the directory.
Under the “ temporary suspension’’ p|*p, persona
calling your n u ^ b jr .r e informed tjtay yptir fflfr
phone is “ temporarily suspended," jjtus incjicsung
to yoOc friends that you are out of toyrn.
The “ temporary suspension". plan la arailabl*
whehever you will be absent from home for a period
of not less than one month nor more than six
months. Th? fata far tolyphone tem ce under this
convenient arrangement )s one-bxlfyour repiUryatf.
SOUTHERN BEU.
« d T fta rrp )>
w w -rr
MscUA
time: and any
P ^ M
n a K
S h l h a
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l
�.w
J ium. m a• h ■ t’u T rr . 11Kit
| l n a e a a i l a * f m i u I h r a w a r n k ill
o f r a n t p U i n 1 ttlrvl h * tv ln . t h a t > * •
■ Ml .1M I 1 a t ><>« a r r i w a . r a a M r n l a
o f i t . HUH- uT P l m h l a : t h a t anal
r r a Wa a r * a n d a i l i l m * la I N * n a r I H
A t* * * * . ; N * W H n c h H I * .- W***k*w.
i « r C m M t i . p u t * ■>( K «w
Turk,
a r k I al> l*
•»
iw M H w U r l y “* •
aaM
rraldvnr*
and
uddraan
la
(PlfllAI, MAMTMM1I KUTItrM
k n o w n
In
lh *
i iim p ln ln an l:
OH a AKM
that t h * r * I* n o i w r n m In lb * P l a t a
Nolle* iU harwtiy fil%rn t h a t u n o f Vlurbtiv i h r o t v Ire n( n a u h .
til I auil in i i u r > u i n i d « r ( h a t r t r . 1 * * 1 0 u p o n w h o m Mould h i n d y o u
|«*lw flttnl t lf P f iT o f
ro rtrlm u m
n r f l l k a r nf you; and lh a l yuu a ra
Ni««l M i r niEitr mini v f i l r m l o n i h r a v e r lh * a n * o f i w a a l y . o n * y a a r a .
t i l l d a r n f J u h r , A. 1>. 1*11. In * h d
II t a I h u r l o n o id *r* tl l h a l y o u
**r ili»- Cl m i l l C o u r t i n , juu I f u r n n p a a r i n lh *
bill nf
com plaint
Kviuinoio i ' n tin i r . F l u r M u , In c h i i p . fit a d h a r c l n . on o r b a l n r * H o n d a r ,
t r r r . lu • c e r t a i n r « u « « i h t r v l n
l h * I t h Hay a t J u l y . A. tv 1*1 1.
I*, n.lf nu.
veht-rrln
W ln trr
I t a r h n | h » r a r l a * lh * a l l r a a l l n n a o f a ah l
huildlHK nwU le oa n A a w u r U llo n . n b i l l w ill be l a h * n a a ro n f * a a * d h r
rf irp tu a iio ii. ia i t a m » l « t n » n t . nnd
o d. and a d * r r * a p ro runfMMt w il l
J ^ h h C. W A l n r t i M o tu l i l l i d r i
a aalarad a g u t n a t you.
V W .ilnilEkii, Ilia w|fi*h T w . lt Yfm IN.
If la f a r l h t r o r d t r r d l h a l
tt ila
r i u h l nuil J m i l r
W n l n r l i H l . HU n r d * r b* p a h l i a h n l n o r * r a r b w **h
n l f r . C V l l a U n a n d t t o l a / fUUi*. ■far f a a r w m m r u t l v * w »»h». l a t h a
nla « ) ( p , J o h n T h Q m a i nml M k h I> Ha a r o l d l l * r a l d , a nawa|*a|*ri p u b .
T h a i r u r . h U %rlf*s l l a r l r r l l a l l l i t a i i I la h c d In a a l d I ' m i n l y a n d Hlal*.
W tT M K M I ln> h a n d a n d l h a a e a t
pint I l i n n l # Iti t l l l f f i n . HU WVf
Wnlia-r l i i n n a i i n m l M u r U r m i r l l ,
Ma wffr, it ml E t h e l NIt*tan|io»n a n d
f*. A, NlfhnlM.m. h o t Huvltnnd, nr*’*
LEGAL NOTICES
l n d e p e n d e l
Mi JUAN, Porto Rico, J u m
(A D — Reviving with waw
ir Ita demand, for $h# find*
lenen, of •J’arto iRJew f w a ilia
tod State>, the p a r t/ * whwh
been known for more than
■gHg»a( "Unionlat" Uat night
if* convention held for
m of m&Lfjing Ita platW ilt it. wag
S S
| :Al$0»
. 3 K
presided
L
been deaiad ut* of IU
" Urduaiaty.” l* |b « tM * t
i* 1.1 r(i*h ky ■!. i .'
rale ,in apdbfOC Una*,
that LaperiaJiata tu*i
now reached auch a alage aa lo
be a Woiaplela dental of the oaIIom’a ■baaatqd. degaoenwy • JUni
“ mere . humiliating .than
the
aharaelea* tryanny of the ancient
V atiar*.H
After 23 yeaia of American *dmlnlgtration, Senator Bareeln a*id,
P«>rto iSIcwlahoued more than ever
•eraar-r* Ik* Mil *1
m i*. lilwt b»r*lu. m nr H I *
MEXICO CITY. J u m W ~(AP>
—th e nvwtpaprr Kl lIK iw m l
O tafk o yetlcnlay a*id plana to
c i h U a Mc«H«n military »i « t w
of 1AOO.OOO (mined nun will be
wwfked out by a irovernmegt comm’aafon knd preaented ’t» Pf*aident Orlis Itubio for hU apprjval
tbl* month.
According In (he nrwapapar, the
Mheme involve* military train
ing in nil public nchucHt, alarling
In kindergarten* where children
will be taught t i play with toy
■oldirra anil given other prepwrahtry training.
f i n a l di*rrt*** «>|*ixilnlr-il. a h u ll
f r r frtr aiilt* ptul a« ll it. I lie I t i a h .
From the t i n t grade up, actual nf
v»| a n d 1»«*l b l d i l r r
ut
mitfry. in fr ti n i till f i ( ‘u t m
military atudiea will be, given.
|lnn*w diMir hi Manfim|.4|P K ||it ii) |-*
*Th« new»|>aper citimate* that Can air. Flnrltlii. «rf«Hitt TWT l#««1
within a few year* th e., upper h«'M!m »r anil*, till IlfitlilH}:, Ihf ft'i'h
• u » t.r J i i i $• A- H. i * * i t i h r M m «
achjolit will lie tu m in t out thou- h r i r t r n l l u l r T u r n f t h U H o n o r ,
o u r t, i h r f o l l o n i u u r r a l r a .
aanda of trained *0Idler* *aeh hl ohilnr . C
i tP h rflH H In mm| t| filia l d r r r a r ,
d h i i t i p , h l n v a n d h r l n a *»* I h r
year.
. ,
. n ,. ■
n f H rin ii m U And h i a t r n f
Thta rraerv* force would bo CniiiHv
Flo rid a*’ i o . w i t ■
l*t.| l | n f Win. Meat du ll* . Mot*
o f HI Joarfilia.
nr.-.ifdiNE
|n
r*l«i I h r r r o f * t p r o i i i n l Iri I ' l a t ‘
lltNih 11 |k«Bo 111. o f I hi I ' ii I*.
IH- i i m i N i o f j V m h i o U C o u rt.
Ir. Florida,
litw Mima, iu I»r aoli| In M l l l f f
Mltl il« rr* e .
H A. ft WJIeKINKitN.
Hiuh-UI I l H n U r in C M m ^ r y ,
• : C VC.AK
ill Mnd o, Fiiirhlet,
N•»IUltiar f o r i h in r id a h ta iil ..
Mi* »lh-tier e l July. A
nihrrnl* * the • I l m l H
t i l l w il l t » l a k r t t k* «w
m l a d * r r * « p r u cc
t nu.
llivi i u *■*
m a t pwpr 'unurHl
aaaiaat
pap. .
ll la tarlhrt afd*rwd that
w*d**-bw pakliahrd naea aarli
lo r lo u r v o n a r r u lI t* w*cka.
H anfntd ll* ta ld . a phW aM pci
ll»u.vl In a ald I ' o u n i y a n d 8
IVITNK1W my hand and U
A. IV 1(11.
««**»■>
.. „ —
o f a a l d i S i u n . I h la t l i k d a y •<
FOR SALE: Light wood poal
fencing, Alao will deliver
uw doat for tlllitg, Ktiger i
make good *Uvc wood and el
huuae*. $2.00 per Ion truck
■irlivertd. IMS lo c u it At
Steve Cherry.
LIGHT BOAT and trailer.
■ell cheap for ^v»h. C, A. '
den. Colonial fteanera.
(ill,.:* A iiriiNKY
H n llrltu r. (oi fu p ip la ln a n t.
T .u t
ara
M il
u iic u i m i hii i a m o e
o f T in . i m v a i t t i . arA T .
ITTJV O f
TIIH
*T«K
I lf
N i r i l w * * 1 k* r* li t a l v e n l h a l IIIA
K W t U T l I W A I I t V p u t c l m » * r u t To a
i V r l i n r a l a N.. I « ( . v la lr d lh * tnri.
•la y <4 J u l y A I I . 1*0 . h a * ( I b d
a a l d r e r l l l l r a l * In m> u i r i t e . a m i
lia* m a d * a p p l i c a t i o n f u r I n . ilva*)
In l . a u o In a c c u r v l a a r e w i t h la w .
Hold c e T t l l l e a t * * i u l i r a m * lh * f o l ,
l o w i n g •l»*erll>*il p n u * w i v » ll u a lr v l
In H *m la ol* r a a n t r , r l n r l i l * .
lo.
SPOT CASH at g r n t aarrifki
anld at nm t, my hnmf, I I T !
Avenue , Sanford, $900 or I
raak with mortgage back 'far I
a t 0% 4 year*. Mr*. K. T. Wi
ruff, Fenlmutc Apt. No. 10, ■]
Cnpclnml St., Jarkaunvllla. ,»;
HrIti •
lira UK I’nr nf HIVU uf NIVH
• Perllon I Tnwn*hl|i I* Hvvulh.
THE OWNERS are offering a
J i a n g * 31 I k v i H u n N- 1 1 ,0 rh .
ilV »,*« e h *. f i t I***. W 1 3 .
* ( I ’h. K 1.(1 t l i In b r a I a e i a a
Ti m a a l d l a n d l i e l u l a * *r* a ad
ul
lh* d a l* nf lh * lu tu a n r* o f auch
r e r l l f l c a l * In l h * n a m * n f t ' n h i u i w u .
l l n t r a a a a l d t w r l l f r c a l c *liall be i * .
li mum bungalow
bren reinplately renovated,'
$SbO*4(> on very lib e r a l'M
Prt party located :«SI Eaat SUL
Mr. Renter It will pay you t*
VeatigaLa thia. .Coklougk. Rat
Cninpaiyy. Tel. 73S,
i T t f a «vr
t h i:
*t a t m
o>
m .d i i i i i a .
N ull* * I* h e r e b y a i v r u l h a l II A T .
W f k v p liA It ti K V . p u r r h * « * r u f T » »
•Vrllfleale N«. I l 'l , ilalevl Ihv Ind.
via* »r July . A. I>« l*>., ho* fllevl
$#—Ptclbbillr^LUa
60—Tfe* July
8 1 - T ltl^ ■
riw n v
1—ri'.r.t: \ >t!t palm
3—iRctlioT rrli
3—T f i a t d i t c h
r
4 - TrwV:
8—Sim
8—Prarc if41.)
7—aundliu up
AN
M
a n K , •»
V
the . Amerian U riff ayatam
in
■Prato Rko (avnra ratty foreign
Our condition .la bvora*
than Uwt of 0** NfCaval a«i(a."
4T—Effective atrofca
uto—Support
So^ToCn Mi Ntw
York
• I —Stiffly p ro p s
#3—D e ist
a t—Large war*
I V t T M llM T V tll HT,
Tli* ■*lil l a n d b e i n g «»*** *rd *1
• he iU I * u f t h e l a r u a u c e of r u . l i
e e r l i r K ' a l * In t h e
n«me
nf
ITn.
hneiviv- t l n h * r
rn ld
eelllflealn
• h a l l lie r e d e e m e d a r v n i d l n *
In
U w l * i ti r e d w i l l l**ue l h * r r u U n a
live 3r d d.iv u f J u l y A. II 10* 1.
VViiura* rn| u If Ivin I pliiuurure and
m il ihla lit* 3.1b day uf May A.
I>. l a s t .
I HUAI.)
>
ia
Akti
ctjn
t O l 'V T T . C l . n M I l t A . I k C I l V w .
O l u V c I ' l T i C K T Y N I I I L H I M I A N It
, I/ van AHHIHTATitJ.N. a l u r t m t * .
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* ,.
t tain |*1«1n* itI,
I ' l l fMA C CIITI H . r l « L
1lr Ir od i| 111M
.
f i d I I U N D C P L R I . H A TH IV
f a — f t f 1J . I
T tt T IIH HKCKSKASTH,
PIIIU A
H/*«» -k ■■ : * - T I ■’ »
W .H .L O N G
lal Bl. Opp. 1'ont Offlca
mndate from one to three pi*'
rKhV.
Riii: itii n t v iir iu tiS T t a n d
IJIAN AHUCIATION. * m ttm ra.' aengera for part of rapena**. Ap'
VH-
Cum plain* III.
N u rllt A v r a m r . .N«W l l w l i r l l f . w w #
c h rn li- r Coiinlsr. HI Ml to o f Ntotor Yitrh.
t f l t i r h U $$• |M rl» c u U rl>
m I«I
* • willvll. ** Mini MtlllftoMM !■ k n o w n 1*1
11m ( oliiltUlluiMl. IhNl th rito In HR
li. iBi.it In ih«> Hinit* i.f FlorMlu lh *
•.rr bit*’ o f K » u b |i o ri in ii|u»n to lonn
woilli| h in d r n « o r rllhtor o f >»»«!
i«nd 1h « l | o n Mil (* r o r h ok mi I
HK*' **f I tornllaonv yonI ».
IllCYCIrKH & R H P A IA E
Lark, Key aad Gan
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MODEL “A" • IUW Ford 8-door
kodak, and O^yllndvr Chevrolet
cabriolet, lti2U model, in fin* r(ndtUon. Reel and Sona. Myrtle Ave,
V EGETAULB
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INDEPENDENT
-GHUWMR8 - A880CIATHW,
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4—Bualnew. Bcrrlce_______
LANEY'S DR0 0 STORE—I'merriptioM, mega*I uei* fountain
at rvlcc.
PROMPT • d.llva rte*.
Phont 103.
BUILDING ULOCKS—Irrigation
boa** and general cement work.
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Terwlllager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
CABARET
People’s
C u l O u l (P « r , ,
H an d y U o f t r r n r t
Dr. W. E. M.cDOUGALL, CHI
ROPRACTOR, ia new located at
hi* rcaidenc# In Floral Height*,
H. Sanford. Phont 6C8-M.
II in |||to|vfOf f Ml.la-inl lllMl ) uU
Save Your Rome From Termites
THE ARCAU
BUSINESS 1
DIRECTOR
ply “ MIAMI HOUND' care Herkb! olfict.
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PASSENGERS WANTKD-Leav
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MEAT MARKET
Young
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INDIVIDUAL TUTORING in auhjicta frv in giailcv ItAhnnigh 8.
Anna Clark, phone M I7-J, 2(17
n n. 1,1am olccc. nun iu h. French Ave.
it.v sii
li u|i |i * H rl n a fruti t lb * a w o r t t hill HAVE YOUR WATCH rtpalrcd
TTVvC.XTT. u f r t i m p U l u l f i l e d h e r e i n , t h a t » nu
by one who really know* howl
U l l k - I IT Iiud m i'll u f . n i l a r * n u n . i * r i i | r n l *
l b * H ta l* •■( K lo tltla : t h a t y u u r Briggt, Jeweler, Mag. Av*.
uHwivwi.fi ■If
$WMiiiwiHf
mnl
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l* M
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IT, r b IT ri ul i I ' r i u i t
H *m la«lr
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, I k C I M .' I I T I W H T ,
. T llin tl
J l IIIV l,u,
C ln H H ific d
T tra H T tr
ing fur Miami Saturday mom
T iiiiiit j i m i i t i . n i t i T i T ,
■a t a n
nvn
»km i * o i .k ing in tlhard car and can accwn<
r a u M t , ri .i m i D A . ia i i i a a .
l*>l* H. 13 * 13 .llriwav.
“I waa In a run.
dawn rendition end
euffrrtng with m/
hath aad M m ,* aaya
Mra M. M. Ctwk. el
I W I Tay im. Ala. “T b*
pale lu my aide waa
CHRISTIAN gCIKNCE
a* a r t e l It cauead a
CUURGIIB8 .
aortnraa all Utfouahl
my body. I waa read, I
“Gad lb* Qply Cauaa ami C re a *k* ik* twwirepar I
tor" waa tka iiA Jcit V U ir i a v
aunvS*tm*ii In gib Ghbrph** of
ChrUL ScUntUt, on 8u<taUy,
Jane 7.
!
• The Golden T ral waa from
Paalrna 33:8, D, -Let all the earth
rear the Lerdi iet-all lh* Inhabi
tant* of the w orld,aland in awe
of him. For ha apake, and It wma
da**: M ©ommawdod, and it Mood
faat." / H
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j Among the cl Laliana Which compri»*d the L*aaon-8crm*n wav lh*
following from IhgiBibla: "In Uto
beginning waa Uye Wap), and
Mg'.,-
v u. iMirm.AHH*
CirrtiM Court
Nrtllhtiilf Coil III >,
Flurltin
M WKHKh. i>. r .
w ith d*
garage, house and garage baa
ara n p T it.: u i'A K n ti. v r i r .
• n l.l r * l l l f T e a i e ill m v •ifMe*. a n d
b ar n u d e a p k lk a lln ti fur laa d r c l
l„ l u a r In a e e u iv la ir r e w l l b
Ira
n , 1.1 e e r l l f l e a l * e n l b r a r r *
l b * ft.l.
low 111* d e u e r l b e d p n v p e r l y " I I u * l e d
In H e m l a n l r e u u n l v , r l n r l i l * . I n . w i t :
A PEW ifooil l>anr*ins ta il
furnlturv, auch aa bad*, i |
dresaera, k m (In***. »tr.
4H8, Loulng1* T ram fcr and
»«e. 4th and Pin* 81*.
A LOT of (rcowl hand lumb
eluding, S i6*. S*8i, and I
Worth the money. lAMslng’a 1
f ir and Storage f a , phone
corner 4th *1*1 Pin*.
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.VOTtUH » r ArPKIfATinA
rOH SALK CHEAT: I
lutky thoroughbred aai
with Nihil*. IV O. lto*
toni.
Service
SPECIAL PRICE on Helming'
Uraktt, molded or woven lining.
$4.00 on A Ford, labor and lining.
Alt ether mra according te width,
tininett and Younger Garage, Elm
A«inu* between Firat amt Second
Street*.
* |),ti
EPISCOPAL PAttmil
Wcdncmday 8:00 P. M.
Dancing and Other Enterfainmenl
Removal aal* m * going
a t WAGONER'S.
OA—Poultry
F H Y E J I S . afu
|>er lb. J . D . D k » i
By John Devlin
W OW
WANTEUi Five rooin h»u*e. com
pletelg furntaht'd. by the fifleelllh. Apply Boa L M., Herald
IT M tJg^T
B E L O V t ___ d O $ H /.» I
n e v e r is o r s u c u a
Ki c k o i j t t a l o o k im '
AT A D A M E
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ANGEL’S IIAKHKCUB*
Open 10 A. M. io I L
M. KanforJ & GentTR
Ave*.
L I B E R A L A L L O W A N C E on y o u f
o|d battery. 310 W. F lint K l.,
LKFFLRR APARTMENTS, 1815
Magnolia Ave. Thra* room* and
U th. Phone KU.
S & 10c l.unen .A Coffee Shop.
Open & A. Y >0 H. M.
WANTED: SMALL horaa and aad
file. Mutt be gentle. C- A,,Whid
dun, Colonial Cleanet*.
IS—Apartmenta
.For Rant
FOR RENT: Light' Huuaekeeping
Boom* with private bath. I 111.
monthly. Mra. C. W. Speer, 118
Laurel Ave.
FOR RENT: Furniabed lluua*.
Corner Oak and U th Street, gee
Tarty Shop.
s h o e b e Pa ir in g
BECONJ) HAND
W# hay i
FOR RENT) Five roum furniabed
bouae. Call 411 Park Ave.
,
sa im l i e 's
w r Th ’ n i c k i s
Iru? 77 MC ? /4
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LAKE WORTH^-Oeovg* lidyn-
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USER TIRES WANTED
>• Inula, you new KELLY TIRES far
tire* — Liberal allowance.
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RECONVENED FOR tical
Which Local Peopj
Are Voting Toda
FURTHER*• TRIALS
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epnty Opens Fire On
President Rubio’s
Kin When They Try
To Leave Their Cal’
CAPONEHONEIN
BYCOURTORDER
Residence IsUnderAttschmeut Because
O f Debt T o Lawyer
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MIAMI,’ Juab I — (A P I—lwg*l
dUffealtba, mahlplyfng over the
we*h-end coofrootod Al Capooo
fa two aoctioao of the country
yesterday.
,11b Palm Island rauldsucu here
waa under attachment with a p *r
tiooef It*furnishing*removedaftar tb* filing of a salt against him
lata Sotordoy by Vincent C. OlbUa. Miami attorney. The salt
seeks 9MJ0M wh'ch H alleged b
a balance doe Gtbitn aa attorney
l tax. aa
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«rity Appeal
ARDMORE. OkU, Joao S. —
(A D — Emilio Coil** Rubio. It.
gad Mnaael Cornea, IT wars >krt
to death koto today by Dopwty
RUI Coosa. Salvador Code* Rabto,
ft , compan on of tko yjutbs, a«W
ho aad Emilio are cousins and art
rainted to President Ortis Kattd
of Momlco.
Guooo aahi he camo upw tho
yoolh, la a parked car sad bdgaa to question them. Wb*a EaalHa
Rubio ami Domex, aimod with re
vel vecn, started to loova tho *$».
ho fired. Tho officer ta il he f>uad
aa aotoamtle shotgun aad iit>
munition In the car.
Ko action baa been takes agalaal
tko offkor pending investigation. ATCHISON. Kan, Joaa K. —
(A P I—Emilia Cortes Rubio, who
with aaotbar Mexican stadoat
Mnaael U a m waa abet aad
killed at Ardmoeu today, loft hero
yesterday to drive to Mexico City.
Fernando Orti,
Rublr and
GaiHermo Artig Ruble, seas at
George Ferguson Case
Involving Murder
Is Up For Decision
eldod ho could get th* eepport of
four or flow Kaaford bualneaa a n .
fbnaora, sr other ladfeidaab.
Georg* Deoteh. popolar amateur
star, who ha* guided tha clab
IhrOogh iu last alas games, bccaaam tba fWd captain of th* chsb
and will work with Chnpman la
Ironing out tha klnka and twbt*
*o that Seafood may place a rvwdlt
akb team spaa tha field before
tb* week b ever. Young DooUh
took tb* clab a m aad aaved it
from dbhaadiag, aad ha* alar*
devoted a* mack Dow aa be could
from kb ba*la**o latevest la pat
ting tha pfayera through doily
workaata. Hb appoiatm.nl n* ftrU
captain meats with hb approval
for Mr Jaiaa tha root of lb* play
ers la belbriag that Chapman,
whs wtU he ato* to devote hla e n
tire Uma to th* dab, con develop
a worth-whlb team.
signing of T d flh H I aad Cherry,
twa University of Florida baa.ball
stars o f rweagataad merit. Martia,
aa eapeebatad aad hard hitiiag
•mtfWtorr, Jahwd Urn club yester
day. aad td a w iB i at* eot fer
•wmher
m t a pitcher.
tod In
flayin g
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GERMANY JOINS NEW SO FSTATE
WITH ENGLAND IN BILL AND RAINS
STUDY OFCRISIS SLOWUPVOTING
Every Phase O f Eco Balloting Starts O ff
nomic Situation Is With MuchRapidity
Discussed A t Meet
And Then Falls O ff
BertChapman May
Bill To Aid Citie
In T a x Collection
Becomes State Lav
CllgQUERS. Buckinghamshire,
England, Jane i.— I API —PromW n g U h otber to “deal with the
present etlsla la cloa* rullal-ora
laa.Tdlmainjr'a and England’s
Us* haavy reparations payments.
Tha communique reed;
"Daring (ho waek-ctul the tier
aua ckancellir. btorumg
and
Cormaa forolga minuter, IPr.
Curtlaa, vbltrd Ch«w|ucr*.
Tb*
.British minister, ptim-al
on,tho prim* minister, Ibr
» « relary of slat* for foirirn afiolnt
oad th* pcoridml of the liuard of
trad*.
*"On Sunday the 1‘ttme Ministor aad Mb* Marlkmabl *at* s
luncheon at whhh wrrrv prrsenl
tha
tbraion amis »ad >r and
■aroaoss von Kroralb, Mr. and
Mrs. Aithar llrndrrsun. Mr. and
MVS. A. V. Alesatuk . the govern
or ad tha Bonk uf England. Mr.
aa^ Mrs.' Ooorgr flrrnard Shaw,
S r Rlbort van Siltart. Sir diva
aad Lady Wig ram. Mas Khello
MorDaetoM. Ml.. Iiyvnrt*. Coant
RgCHtOetf, hr. Frederick frelth
Rom m4 Mr. Msb..lm MacDonald.
T b visit wa> arranged several
a t a f h ago a. a taean* of estahIbhlgg pocaoaal <uni act a. TLe up.
PPftaaBy .of tbr-e furnn-r mart-'
bma wga taken lor frrendty talk*
• M b posHJrn n which tba tier
aaw ndek ami uth#,
inJuitrial
abln-baw Jlad thrmaeleea.
Ufagliu Btrr.bid by U>*
GvggUa miabtii. on d'fflraltteo
o T J b 'W N o i positirn of tiera ib y m C tha need for alb«UiMm o w dt ' Mntkh tala aUra, fay
tbofg gget, called . allrulron to
t lA jW K I ililll character of th*
|ggg|g4'4i||awioa and iU apenal
b M M C f a .tha'r own coast ry.
-TMIA parll r were agreed thtt
Inclement weather an!
tho
apirading nows, Hut Governor
Carlton had -signed • atate-wid*
tax collection enforcement MU.
which i* luUtantioJJ* ,th* same
wer* voting upon tortafr, were ba
lk ved I* have Men responsible fer
a sharp decline In the number of
voter* atm bod entered the polls
at the CUy Hall since 7:M o'clock
this nwrning..
At 3:33 o'clock this afternoon,
after a busy morning which aaw
n lr r t mark t b b ballot* at th* rat*
of nrarly 4U a minute, rlection of
ficials said that 3(3 person* had
rated, 60 of them women, 3M col
ored iieraowa, and 374 men.
No iudiratlon aa to th* trend of
the elect.on could be ascertained
bat th* lonsensu* at opinion among
th* four clrrks of the election wo*
that th* proposed amendment
would nit pas*. Manr of th*. eolei a were said to bar* been clearly
• n.pukea In tbolr opposition to
the bill, a bile cornparti wljr few
were heard to hava ftprvaaed tha
hr |>e that It a aald p*a*.
The rbrtlen U in charge of R.
H. I'm I man,-W. M. McKinnon.
Jay II. Berk and K. F. lane. The
tlerk* mad* rgrtala Hurt the follow ing r*,|itirrin*ats wrrr met hy
all prospective voter, before to- j
suing an unmarked ballot:
1. Registration In the City
Registration Book.-.
t
Payment i f pull taxes for
|MD lea dey* prise to Ikr elect ion.
g. Pack internal in real estate
as will run-titula the voter a fro*
holder, Tim following persons are
free bolder» nitbin Ibe meaning of
the b o :
n. A party who bolds tllle ts
real r.tstc in kit s i r name,
b. A party who ha* a contract
Reconvening thi» morning at
10:00 o’clock after an adjourn■nrnl which begun lat* Friday eftcinoon. Circuit Court caxoa bo'nr
tried liefer* Juda* WalUc* W.
Wright, ulth Millard B. Smith.
TUuavttlr, slat*'* *U>ni*y hand.
Ilna the proae-cut'eur. “ * L*"
Rhode, well-built negro who it
said to have harked aaothar negro
to death with a raur, r ° on trial
for hla life.
A t noun Inliy, the State and
R. W. Ware, routurl for the negro,
hod agreed upon a Jury, and at
1:110 o'clock thia afternoon, A. D.
Mercy, colored witnr,, of tha cutto g aciape, took lha aland to
loll hla version of tha fatal affair
which toik plaro on the night of
May 3 at Wondbridge, a colored
•ettleioent near the Orange roan*
ty line on the Sanford-Orlaado
rand.
Mrrry'a
teatlmony
revealed
that while he did aot eoe tha
rowr in Rhode* hand, he'did are
a blow atruck, and that the neat
thing h* aaw waa a alrram of
llood issuing from to Lack of the
of the head of the wounded negro,
George Frrgurun.
tiler witneeaea wkj will ha offared by tie* Slate harm* lb*
trial will eod are: Ruby Tippin*.
Kanb Jordan, t’hsrta*
l*ew*ll, Khnman Baglay, and J .£ ,
Brown, all raaldrat* of tba ait.
Dement. Ttir Uafanda -Ik "P fV W tf
to offer flvo wiloeiaea, Including
tha alleged killer. Rhode*.
The July It evmpoeed of the
following: D. I. Thraaher, J. 0.
Warren, (iua Smash, K. C.
Woodcock, R. F. King, T. II.
Vabghaa, Glean Matralf, Seth
U Woodruff, J. C. Roberta, Ed.
Ogleaby Jr, Fred Holly, aod Ed
ward Toft ley.
.
Before the tr.nl began, Judge
" lig h t in dried • that n apeeial
cenii* he hod drawn Friday ho
brought before him,
that
ha
might ewoar them In aa Jurors
for tba remainder of the week.
Sheriff J. p. McClelland, who bad
been ordered t ) atree aubpoenaa
on- X. Seminole County rcadenle,
retorted that bo waa unable to
lorate the following: J. T. Thorn,
ley. J. L. Corley, C. L WnUtor, H.
B. Metkill Jr„ E. I. Tyner, Krlo
VIIdea, J. J. Kaatlk. and J. E.
Toole.
The following prreont antwerad
the call fir Jury duty: M. L. long,
IL I. Thraaher. J. I). Warren,
Allea Merrill, I). C. Ilirkaun, Gua
Kchtnah, W. W. VanNere. E. C.
Woodcock, T. H. Vaughan, Glen
Metcalf. Seth I. Woodruff, J. C.
Hohetia. Kd Oglcil.j Jr, Frsd
Belly, .Edward Toftley, R. Mu.a,
R. V. Krug- M
Smith, O.
II. Illtrs, 1). C. M Man, B. J. Over.
Mrtwf, E 11. Hart, If. J. Kleinbiing, T. I*, 1-rwb,
F. Dorner,
W. K. Garner, and J. M. Thomp
son.
.
Two mot* murder cases, aa
well as lateral minor cn*e* of
Igw-violalion will bo board by
Judge Wrig’,t Ufjtw Circuit
Court la o*IJourned for (ho trim.
Sentence upon all guilty perajaa
will he passed at Ibe cloee of the
.trial of th^ various caaoa.
A bill of n state-wide n
tune authorising munlclp
governments to foredoaa u
on property- on which U r
havg been delinquent for tl
year*, and almoat Identical
effect with the
chart
amendment upon which 8a
ford freeholders are votii
today, hag passed the Hoi
and Scnata and waa signed
Governor (brlton last Wrdnooda
according to infermaHoa rscaiv
si Tha Herald office Uria morula
Tha now low li not mandatsi
J»*i la anforroablo at tha wit] of t
city authoritiaa and waa enact
primarily to provida "a aappl
mental, additional sad altarnati
method of anforcoment of tag 1st
aaj I or special isssssmsats.** T
act goes Into effect on Oct 1, 111
aad make* It pooxlblo fog afl pi
arty with taxa* unpaid for
year* or mac* to bo farwclooad
on Immediately after that d
Currant taxes may be feracb
two yearn after June 11.
In tbs particular case of. f
ford, taxes for tha yuan of II
IMS, aad i n i . which worn raw
|y ra-assessed by lb* City, m
not. under tbit tlato-wld* law,
firecluaod for far* year*.
Th* till* Of tb* bill, nonsu !
No. 410, which wav introduced
RopicaooUtlva Ward of Ora
caunly, is a* follows: *An get
Uttng to tho enforcereont of M
and I or spoolal ****** moat* and
togasuaad pstadtto* tboraan
licnai and praacribing tha p n f
tWV, pleading and procedure |
such suit* aad authorising tha al
lowsnc* of rasaonabb altornoy'
fees therein."
.
Th* ftral socUon of tho bll
aria forth that aay liana la th
form of taxaa, tax certificate" «
apodal aaemimenta may b fan
closed by tha city in substaatkj
ly th* tamo manner that any nunI
gag* on rani estate b foreclose!
Tho ,*e*t>d section provide* tha
In such a fdraeloaura suit it ahW
not be necessary to act forth, rot
ractly tha ownership of th* petp
arty, o« U Ibt all peril** hdvlag i
lolorclaim oa th* property or ah tala*
eat In th* ownership, toll
aad
th*
d <
aa many Iota, percale of iaMI
tat Ibn*. certificate*, *r *»**•*
mint Ibaa.moy be Including
th* foreclosure proceeding as Q
city may dmira.
Section 3 reads a* follow*: Bar!
suit may h* brought at any tin*
after aay on* or more of la* fol
lowing went*, reaper lively: I
v.
Huge Property Loss
Is Caused By Flaiytts
NORFOLK, June K, —(A D —
Mora than a t block* of valnohb
walerfioot property was a smoul
dering rala today drenched by
heavy tains which cacao to tba aU
of firemen. civilians, aailsca, aad
marines last night altar a '• la
bour battle with th* moat trrious
fir* la Gw city’s history.
IX mags wag sallowled at M.600.oaf. Oa* haadtod persons war*
treated for lajaria*. Tb* fire
atartod oppaeaatly from aa at
I lading oil harga. Tba names.
not pravid* for or require tha
suing of tag rectifiesUs | or 3)
•r th* stpirslba cf aa* year I
tha dal* any apodal aaesaamoa
lnsUllmoAt thereof baemass dal
payabb- Thera stay b* lacladl
aay atwh alt ar aay port of
land* upon which tag curtifll
w r , btoa; o-UtmjdtalI
TRSASUMT
�. How They Stand
large*! crowd la month*
an •HWftmUty af aering
,l aw . tear pltctera par*
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k
DMllonal J 7-yaur-aU Bud•paid and earn teH
•Match hU ability wHb
Many, tba ‘ •UnWanlty ol
Sea, wteee f*at hall te a «e
la thia l(egaa. Buddy haa
adar tha Utorahlp of MhnMatch aad Bart Chapman,
mar Rad Bax catcher, far
it araak, and will aecefto tha
tomorrow with at tenet •
aa« Idea* aa to heir to da*
ha ball to tear, bare. Tha
gar will l « Into lha game
t uoma atrang hatting odd*,
I DaUnd'outfit now claim*
ongaat slugging loam In tha
. Ha will go to tha bill thia
hawovar, warmad up to tb*
laute.
..
rrdlng to Mtnagar Daatch,
rhlladalphla . - r -—
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N.w Y o rk ------ ----- M W
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Chicago
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S t Loot*------- -----r } S n
Detroit i.2-----------1 > » »
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Phnadalpri*^«00c3lW0Jl T*
Chicago
010011100002-7111
Baturia*: Faber, Brarten, MeRain, and Tata, Grubai Mateffay,
McDonald, Ocoee end
Nau York
000 300 001—• 10 2
St. UuU
000 000 340—7 ■ 1
Ilaturlaat Paaacck, H i p a
Walnart, and Write*} Oolllfjj,
fltllaa, llebart, Gray and Ferrell.
Young. '•*
.‘ .
Washington
000 000 000 00-0 « 0
Datroll
000 000 000 01-1 5 1
baar a groat deal af punr|t work* aaalar aa tha
■eugraasas, aa wMnaaa hi*
r against S t AuguetlaeUat
. Ha want In to that gama
htka-warm, and baton two
had paa*ad hi* fait ball
t to all corner*. Bot, f ,om
row Id the H*ul >"»Nr.
Card* cam* Item W hladtowte •
t* 7 la 10 toalaga today. It wa»
tha Canto’ third aUtnry of M**
•eriae, and ga teltem ■
•*
three and oue-hgj f gunree, • • *
rtokie first baseman, Calltea. of
Itochaatar, d m * In tte wton n#
nm altar WatWaa bad • M * *
open tba 10th, kdaaacadaa Prhab'a
lacrlDe*. and o W . third. - BarfUlfh Grimm j a l ttat l far Ite
win, hi. eighth .Of tha caa«m. atthough ha pltchad but ana Inning.
Tha Rada aid in a
•ttaakl Tbajr whipped tha PhUUa
D to 2 t i maka It Utrre atralght
wind Johneaat bald lha Phllliee to
7 h ta, wl.lla tha Radi, led by
Iloettger and Cribtrae. poundad
out IS hit. off four hurl.ia.
1,
NATIONAL LBAOUB
.
W I.
OU T h o s sa a B a a h a r r
h a r l a i a a a t h a r riwataat
n m
thia t im e d e f e a t lag tha Plrctea < to •. Ha gam
up ala blto while tha Braree got
only f i n aft Malm tad Oraat.
Krfta aad Baahap amd la tha
aarautb far lha Plretoa. aad tha
Hratm paled ant t^a hlu t-1
taka adraaUga at It. eeeelag
Ihraa raaa. Bargar hit a hauiar
la lha atghth far tha fourth run.
Tha Robin* acarud early l » gl»a
—--- - - - ^
tham a 3 to t win o w tha Cubi,
.......-.a.___— * 14 I f a5li galling an avan brook In tha toB o ito T .;,::.______ 11
m m i
Brooklyn--------------Philadelphia -------- J® »
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Itoo:. Th» win put tham In fifth
nttaburgb ------ -— JJ M 4 «
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Cincinnati
------- . I t 82 J73 Idaro.
1 ' Yaatarday'a Raanlta
The Whlto Six won a thrilling
Chicago
000 IOC 000-1 0 1
12 Inning gama from tha Ath
Brooklyn
102
000
000—3
0
1
wa. but will probable ba mi tba j
letic*, 7 to *, the (aaturaa af
M l far tba first half Of Wa ■Battalia* ■ Blair and Hanailay; whlrh Wero thraai Laftg Grata
i’
hclpa,
Quinn
and
Lopai.
Sto Ha I. said.to Kara batting ;
000 000 000—0 • I lost k's second gama of tha year;
idly, but Maaagar DaaUh la Pittsburgh
000 000 310—4 » 0 Tha Athlet'ca lost their first gama
liter caluctanl to brtak up hi* ]Boston
BatUrlaai lachary and Rpohrar, of lha year to a Wastarn club,
tttlag order Jnat yat
and Lm Koiuaaa bit a homer with
| llalna,„ _________
Orant am lUlpa.
Tltnorrow'a llnaup will probdbly Cronin
i
101 1*3 OOx—• 1* 0 one on In the 12th to win th*
—
i aa folluwa: Bchlrard, raUhlng, Cincinnati
000 000 200—2 7 2 gama. llaaa and Watwood
hit
li > d l n g off! Pataca,jfrat h-aat Phlladalpk
«#ak, ahari: U p ^ right ftaidl Battcriaai Johnson and Bukaforth, homem earlier In tha game. Tha
M ET ranter fl.ldi Britt. U«l Btylea; FalUnatoln, Bolan BUnar, Sox got 13 hit* off MahaffayJ
“ f Cu.H7; . Me Donald and Ortya, whlla. Fa
<|d| Harriaan, thlrdj Hlrwttws, tl. FTIUott, and
PC Loula 0°l 2®2 *1® 4 I
® ber, Braxton and MrKaln l'ml tad
bond, and Uka, pitching.
u
HO 101 0—1,11 0 , the
V s 'A'to ■*---ItlOm*
aaeett hlla. ,
‘
Ujtaahan may not ba la town New Y#Hi
io llN W i
U e4 s4 y»
PujrvTto appiar la tho gdiaa. btlt, l U l t i r l e i :
Rham.
OrlmM
and
WIUon.
Mam
r U daaa, ba will probably ba ataOaa af tha heat pltthlag daaPe
Soad In ana of tbo outar gardans. erso, GonwUai Wolkor, Hariag tear »layad la Urn- A b^ I c m
Idcafici t and Wright wlU ba hald and O 'F x r r a l L _______
lacgM aow twa totoraaa, Mad
lady far any amargeney, Wright
> Ram Jaaaa af Ite Raaatora, aad
alia uaid to nm for l*poa,
George Uhto, af tba Ttgwe*, telMtorall. hits tham a iwlW, and
Ha f o I I laalaga tefara tba
bUtiGald to bat for aay af tba
Tlrera brake aa atgbUtamo
t e n who fall to maka tho gtada
laalag streak aad won, I to 2.
tibia lAlowod only flea blto . la
r.tba It-laalaga, and did net walk
a atagla tetter.
(Continued From P m * ° » * j
____ _ .
Alaawuler Pantaga* had nothing
I n two waoka of tha yrir, hut
Hweenvy and Barijr lad the Rad
S C a to gri Into o game. Iho Do- tn do with your e raring t"
Sox to a 4 to 2 win a«0r the la“ No."
S S r pilebars ara said to faar KU
who had won 10 rimlght
Mia a Nltto, Uri »t*tocK»rfad, dW
S tin g powar, and no doubt ha
S S maka hla mark. Joat to ahow was brought hero from Hollywoid
hy William Jobolmaan and Oilea
dark Hay, allagad oparalor. of a
-girl marhat" tharo, aa a raauh
of a taaaplrac) entoiad Inti by tM
mart aparatora with John P.
Mllla, real oatoto dealer, Jaaaa II.
Shravo, bualneaa man and Pan
t ig .'
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Mllla plaadtd guilty to rontribu1 t'ng to. lha dallnquanry ol Miea
' Nltto, waa froad of lha conaylraty
rount, and Thursday laatlflad for
I the proaocufloa.
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FAkMOH.lMtCd
AMtOtCAMC
SW*WYMOOwtV
•VIH WOMAI
a
ba deferred.WeUrweye are I —
tlfal along thoaa routaa. "Matorally wa l a w a route that ddtta
ample water landing*.” ha a a *
*hut you caa land tha » — ***
m *oft graoM. you biww^lf ym
ham to, without
s
nww
K w 1» J B C
G i r l Witness In
P a n t a g e s Trial
Telia W _ P a r t y
M y, d» magu/T*u taa load th w W
Grocery Co. Beats
Under®
Wight In Ball Game Session
3una g -| A P ,
UgUlatura
B , R. H. CVLLUM.
pogh tho Boroaa Claaa of
rat Baptist Church ahowud
Improvamant In Um4r gama
ighi orer their toot atari,
IUI waia not atrvaf ammgh
PRINCESS
ft. U r t gome against Maitland ThanTha apectn
da, night, and again agalari Or* regular MM|
Undo Tkunday algkt, waa aa lte
h,L uBI| baa tba teat, ebaaea of |
for tba Baraaaa, and while
wl„ nlng harauao of IU llnaup of mound
i
mUrdarcua. aure-flco
■baturat Ihla U ka laaW ho attack out 22 ad
wilkaa. Same: Robarwon, Phillips Ithe grocery team aad altowwd
only 2 him. In fact he »uaHoMn, and Mlbuy, fur inctaaea. Item
i
they arw atamtla to oppaalRg pUep*. itfuated la whiffing erery player
an. DaLand'. Infield h l0*1 *haut an tte.‘-r*B ljM W W l# team atte
the smoothed working l«_tte pr mira-thtea wttb urn axaapttoa
,
league, unlaaa It might ba Day: Of Cook, Paaold aad Knight
tuna's. Both team* need a f i t * , reaoU atortad tar Plgglg-W lr
braawan who can field. Dayton* gly, bat yielded to Jahnay Hadga
could U N another third bUH*to- In the bactoteg o f tba third *
although Pert gote arouwd i t e r atog after tha Baraaaa ted put
wUbaut difficulty. DaLaady pltablag atoff of
hB K ^^
tudaday.
,
CORONADO
Bri4n » ara
FREE
E&
&
5 r'iSSSys
right-hander. Una aaj Hatto,
their twa teft-handere era atari to
, atnaa tba Voding tha league,
but that ) tefgu
SSfflWB.
. l i f t too.
rare, whlU all af
afflrUla ara In•a of A a
Tu
Bach girt,
s E L ;,
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“ 'r a t s r r - ’a a :
r*
m
fted tea*.
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W
3
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ll,
m b m p h ib g a b a o b b u r n e d
Paraauall, wa faear DaUad to .
! Wtalar Park I—
Tha next day. tba day Mill*
laatlflad te. Shear, and Paatagaa
wart to aaufar an aa eaurdae B L
000 note they bad signed, Ite Day
woman told ter and MU* Hsian
IJelngalon, ter rampanUn. JteT
would nri ho Beaded linger. Mlaa
Nltto aa'd. Bte aipa daetorad MUs
Da, »bowed bff a rail af billa anylag -Mr, Bhrota ba* ukan **if at
every tbluv*'
teto.ta brib HaMUA^y ' ,
t
i, ,
•d pitching cant teat all aummar.
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New Jarsa^ a^l New York.
«t m v
Wallace Bade left
yaatato
moraine for potato In Alabama
epeod a ahart Uma baforo tfoi
to Charlotte*, .N.-C. for tba an
1•* '**
* 1U
bay petunia,
sad Louie Gamer.
our c ity d t a l
d i ta Diof ' i M
g OH * pending
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Mia* NalUo Ra. and Miss MarJarig Llayd, Of Jacksonville, an
tba rnaats of Mlaa Katharine
Bchlmrd at bar borne oa What
Tenth Street.
-
irth Gives
rpy Friday
Warms Herhet has returned
from tba Uplronity at Ftbrida at
OaiaaarlUa to spend tba egaamer
3UrrkU|a
mm4wW- V h lh h permit's' at tbalr bome on
•ywOnS ** aSaS^
Bw* nAwr ^ jif
'Hr. and Mra Rarald
S a fe ifta E U i!
Inhr tb . M -
>{y
ta or w i n thair oppoaitloa/to |t
I until, boms raaaonabls rsduat
^ bu fa.m ad* W btA our tagfc
roduced to raduea atata ggpaasa
i to dll to thu botro» th«R and
• t o (support ttgaaupas impoalr
» to low tr tha ad valorem tax
:
Appleby
it i p*h«Mt prop^•ptl becnum thjt
id iv id u Xl T U to ih !
mtn>l Km brought
about K f W W n of Inequality III
general p m in il taxation (by the
counties,' It ta augge.ted that a
property on dow
8tata tSk*; fWmtaaion wlthnowaT
MM claaati to Wl
to *e»rh out „tbl» propert/ and
vwkich more Uun.7,000,000 aoroa and placa It oa<tha tax book*, b#
nSro left tba tax boohs,
treated. <TV»
.
"Tha aipM** nt >uch a commlx•lon wilt ba around 125,000 n year
tdn*** of tha political aubdlvUbrt* 6«t according to tha Inadequate lla raetdeace la Fiscal Haight*.
(an natter which makes aoma ac financed .cdaunl*»lon» of other 8. Bamfard. Pfcad* M U L
tion mandatory.
yeart. It v fll mart than pay IU
"Tha faet muat first ba ireaptad roeto.
U l t Florida baa Util* to tax. On"Thar* f r i considerable oppoalBha'many of Ita alitor Stole*; It tlon to U)b rtan but tha faet roIdaaa not hara Indaitry ta proper*
main, tha* peat cnmmlulena did
hr' ahare tha coats of gtYvrn merit. brine aboat. lower taxaa by roaft.baa property and people.
aon of enlarging the tax rolla and
thero facto In mind, tba Uw fact romalne that Florida muit
MODEL “ A
, problem reaaona down to four
A'" l l t t Ford S-door
• f neceaalty aacure the bulk of tto
sedan, and d-cyllnder Charrolet
^lUtna of solution. They are: A re revenue from general property.
a -Praetor, Tampa, who
duction In tba Slat* property tax Unlesa It la fairly and complately cabriolet, 102B model In fine conelected captain, wsa reel
tpto made paaaibla through tha enforced, proaent condltiaaa will
taxation of now source* which am contlnua."* '
•A*t now toxed and which ihoutd
LANKY’S DRUG. 8TDRR—Pro.
■Wlp to bear public pxpanpa the
acrlptlona, ma*aalnaa, feuntola
icaamt of definite and addition■eralea, . PROMPT
^Mroria*.
fundi for tho operation of tha
tsmmon irhoolai a re-allocation of
that part of tha gaiotlne tax roveBWaa going to coontlra to apply on
1st Bt. Opp. Post O ffice
banded dtbto and tha complete
Surprise Picnic Given bad fair enforcamant of tha genM EAT M ARKET
wiUagar, Prop, trd sad RimOn Thursday Evening Mrt property tax in tha counties.
.» ,fcto make poealble a reduction
SPECIAL PRICE on R*Hn|**
Drakei, maided or wortn lining.
to'Stole tax rate. It fa auggsi tad
M OO on A Ford, labor and Using.
M'tax itrtral new loured, InAll other cars according to width.
B>% a nomlpal tax on kcrietne,
CABARET
Burnett and Younger Oarage, Elm
itrenlxge tax on electric power,
Avenue between Flrat and Second
, tflrphonee and telrgmph*, Young
People’s
Sow lce
St me to.
-‘
iklpal plants not excluded, and
League
Increase In occupational Il
0 A — Ptoullry
ia ratee.
*
E P IS C O P A L P A R IS H
fheic together with tha InH0U8E
**pnco tax and tha carpomlfbn
.already enacted will ba anffl
W ed n esd a y 8:00 P . M.
it ,to make' unneettaary an exFRYERS. Me par lb. J,
iro levy by the State.. *
Dancing and Other Enter*
eon.
-■•
fo r school*, the automobile IItafnnent
to fntoa W0U,J h* Incmaxed to
R up tha loaa sustained through
LIBERAL AtXoW ANCR an your
mpilon
automobile* from
im g^
tion of potomobltos
aid battery. t l « W. Flrat Bt
Mildred Roblgwn and. a MWI» .fM general property tax, with tha
Smith, Terence Sl(n*on. Freddie BMppya going to tha common
LEFFLER APARTMENTS, 1118
Bandar, Harold Rairbat, Alfred newel fund and dlxtrlbutad ac
Magnolia Art- Three room* and
Stanley. Cbarlaa Gantt and War* cording to tba teacher-unit plan
bath. P hone >M.
•
tua Herbal.
,
< previously enacted to InaUre equal
WANTED)
RKAI4>
horea
and aadity in educational advantage*.
die. Muat b* gantla. C. A. Whld. . "Die debt problem would be asfn m Ihr *.n)(in t Inn ti
Servant I
don, Colonial Claaaare.
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slated through tba distribution of
« » . ^ on tha bait* ef an a,
population and mil** of road* con* - ( A P > - strutted. It la a combination of
au aerrent. the federal plan and plan* uaad
auccea*fully by otbar Htotea and
will add fand* to the amall caunO U w tthouruilkg from tho larg-
To Sli
V ,. m i U n It 7
T h in u ,
NEW YORK.
aad cbndroa, Herbert, Emmeline
and Charles, are spending aoma Gavtno Damlyr,
t o e at various points Ip New wax arretted tm
darety xnd Naw Tort. , y
, ha killed Dr. Oa
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j s
I
:t ith tlh Oi .Vh/i Ot.,1
l mbInn .
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Among those from hi
WllkJaaon left
Save Your Home From Term ites
%hriy Shop.
• ,
FOR RENT) Five roam furnished
home. Call 411 Park Ave.
Sara tba work daea by alperta bafar* the rest of repalriag will
to to* agpaaalr*. If year haua* la lafectad aad tba termite*
are eat destroyed. Itoy will la Ums destroy the entire bows*.
rOR SALE) Fifteen aero farm
oa hard road. 10 cleared,.! tiled.
Alio two 10 acre blocks uMltarod
on road la Monro*! L. A. Ranaud.
S04 W. lad Bt
•
lo w repreweatatlT*. Mr. K. L Rartoa will ba la Bxafard at
26— MtoCulU
^SOUTHERN TERMITE COM PANY
»
Ih tn M d Are.. Phan* 8-0091, Jacknor villa, Fta.
B j John Devlin
NO—BECAUSE
VOU M A K E
at* at
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WAUTSn tL .ltA W
d r in
Xb L t s c n k *
BBSEfaBr
Furnlxhad Houaa.
Comer Oakland Uth Street. Sea
Thaaa daatrwctlva Isaac!* aametlmre called llylag lato, i n dolag ap.eaarmaam damage to property, aad mav be la yaar
I m p * without your kaawlag It t o t u* make a free Inxpeellan
ef ywar properly wllheut Ue aUgbteet ohllgatlen.
motored to Daytona Sad
torday fa , the day W*mi
Mrs. H. Olmsn LlafU, j
Mr*. L. r. S O to , it' O
Lenaball*
hnuae In naafsrd. H.mln*l
KioiMa. Wilkin iwelra mai
Ik* kata
“
Ualrd
FOR RKNTi Light Houiekeeplng
Rooms with private bath. 115monthly, Mr*. C. W. 8pear, 111
Laurel Aea.
.
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FOR RENTt
a
at tha Ualvanily of Flafidm
•liner or res, mar naes ni
« i i l > of Waller II. R m
e»«•»*. late o t Haenlaal*
f'lurie*. ta lb* IL k . J f .a I
Cbenty Jo4ce of ie n ts s k
at hie •rtW-» In tna CTaWW
M B
A FEW goud barge to* la ato«*C«
furnltun, puck as bed*, ipring*.
droaiars, gaa atovex, ate. Phan*
401. Leasing’* Tronafar and Btor•gt. 4th and Pin* Sto.
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FOR SALE) Light wood poxla for
fencing. Alao will dallror iroak
sawdust far tiling. Edgar strips
make good stove wood and chicken
houia*. 12.00 par tan truck load,
delivered. 1111 Lacuat Avenue,
Store Gharry.
jCASH
, , -*— at groat.aacrifku . U
xold at oa**, m* bwaa, >17 Oak
Arono** Banford, 1000 or 1250
roah with mortgage back far 9780
at • * • year*. Mr*. E. T. Wood
ruff, Fanlmore Apt No. 10, 1700
Copeland BL, JacksonvlllX
spo t
B Y VIC
THE OWNERS wToffattog • «ka
5 room bungalqw .wjtb double
garage, houaa and gnrpga to* JM
bean completoly re novated, ( far
ItOOOlf) on very llbarol Amina.
Preparty loeatod 109, Exit l i s t S t
Mr. Renter it will nay you.!* inraatigato this. Caifiaegh le tlly
Coinpany, TeL TII.
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