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SA N F O R D , Fl-ORIDA*
GOES
BACK HOM E
aii aaia aiwltk
Lwira after
aft.e ikaf
Iti la
ta *aoma
eight, koura
th a t
bJUa that Lava bean pawed In tha
Ja*t *4 hoar*, eo that the Bpwkar
may sign thaw aa la 'required, in
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oprn
PVPRNSA
.•
,
Moat of tha bilia ara local bUU,
hot rnaay of. than have amend*
menu, which noeosatwta Urn en*
Mr* kUI baMg ra-wriUan and veri
fied. Thla, o f eadrra, tnkra rooildrrable timo, aapartally whan
there are aa many, \ "
Mr, Hagan and 1 ara vary fartnnatr. Every MU which -wa t»trwdoeed haa paeeod hath tha Hanw
and Senate, and wberr there ware
gjiy amendment a. they ho*a horn
agreed to hy both Itonses, and I
to be able to
or rtru, Tbara
I CMylto!" colJny tit Thturt
(AF)
A FTER
B E IN G
G R O U N D ED
A
Y EA R
R a g g e d W a r r io r ,y it ll
H e a d H ig h A n d S a b m
U n iv e r s ity O f F lo r id #
D e a n D e liv e r s S t f r - $
N o t M e e t W ith A p
F la s h in g , W a lk s E n t i r e H i s t o r i c R o u tO j
r in g A d d r e ss t o 8 t
M em bers O f C la s * ::
ROME, June a.—(AH) — New
effort* to '.each a aoluthm of tha
present controversy between Ike
Italian gJvernment, and tha vatl*
can ware fruitless yeaterday, da*
'•pile what wa* Interpreted a , a
compromiaa offer hy Premier
hluarollnl which failed to satisfy
Pape Ploa.
Tha pontiff, bo far aa rould ha
Irwmad, I* inaiatant upon the prigclplra which ha faala are InvjlviJ.
It e a t atatrd In responsible
quartaix tha pope rafuaad to cona id a r t h a
dure'a o f f e r
t o permit r e o p e n i n g
of
h 0 11 e dube for woman
ami ghla, replying In affect that
•II vr none of tha Catholic cluba
recently dlaa lived muit be ro*
atorad to good atanding.
Premier Mussolini* offer waa
regarded aa the first definite reault of aacret convniationa which
Marc hear Paralll. papal amlaaary,ha, had with Ma*x.lini, euppwedly
at tha tattar'a Hume.
Pape Pina wa* undrratund • to
have wr'lten a brief editorial In
U men a tore Romano which dodemand* that tha fascists prevent
prrofa, If they have them, tlmt tha
Cathode cluba ware political.
Thla editorial Beccpl* at a fact
that the faaciat atl'tude remalna
unchanged and apaaba with acorn
Of tha faaciat party’a “respect"
for the rhunh and the pope.
■*
The fiopa'a poallton, it wa* raid,
waa one of dlareganilng the (aa(Cocitluuad 0„ Pag, Threat
^
MONTGOMERY, Ala- Ju»« •
l.( A P ) —Yean rolled hark T**'
Unlay for . handful «f tha a n a l
of WO,000 which folbwod U « « '
m otel up hialorle
they moved
hlalorle DrXtrtr
Awnur lo itroiYt thf RPcIiJin of
..
B rlnpinii w ith him n jwiwer-
V
f u l l y ftim p rllln if
addre»A
which outlined th e prim ary
.
jiuri'unt'a o f modern oduention,
e S B B B B S B B B BI
l>«an W alter J. M ath*rl)V:
mrv than a year ago becauae of yo u th fu l head o f tho School
. A. u Wellman, mother ef tha o f Com m erce and Journaltim
.
*
o f th e U n iversity o f Florida,
■ ■
■
- sp eak in g b efore a thousand
thousand* who lined tha atseata.
A lune vvtaran from l*mUtUU walked the route that Jetfaracn ttavia followred to h<a l“*
auguratlon uo the portico of lb*
•late rapllol 70 year* ago, but'tka
F iv e M e n K ille d In
Oanrral Charlea 0 . Dawoa, remainder, numbering more than1
U. H. Ambaaaador to Encland, If.00. rode.
E x c a v a t io n C a v e in
la ahown above aa be rvturned
Thla Vardy warrior with bead
U U 1A J1I
V t
ktlM f
up hU talk by saying
to thla country. Uta famous high anj a takre IMshimr In
rillLADELPlUA. June
n
C
T
D
C
T
H
I
I
I
D
n
U
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that
tha
secret of living la In
undcr-.lang pipe »cemod to M In the gun. atrode up the atreat aa
(API—Five men working In ULUIULL ill U H U LK developing tha art or living
good conoitlon and he appeared a gcard of henor U* four batOo*
rsl*e«n hulea 70-feat twlow tha
_____
la In davtloplng tha art of living .
In ex.-ellent health.
•treat level wero killed in a
Marred flaga carried by four
Central Dane* haa gone to Buy Seoul*.
raveln today and a policeman E d M c C u l l o u g h G e t s
^ d,tiiopn,ont of tha cape<ar
waa fatally Injured when a
Chicago where he will give hla
Wave on wave of applauao
O f f W i t h H i s L i f e for tha appreciation of cultural
patrol wagon, enruute to tha
advice for a aohrt time In regard greeted the few more than n
rreue, craahed into a truck.
ta praparationa for Chlcago'a acute of Forreat’* calvary thnl
In C h u lu o ta . S l a y i n g S
S X
X
M
E
The. workmen, all negroea,
World Fair.
lode again In military formation
-------abundantly," ont of tha tnajaw.
were
entombed
when
the
400up the wide thoroughfare to tha
Ed McCullough, aliaa Ed Smith, function* of modam education. *
foot aide wall of the excava
Capitol.
lean
and timid looking negro man
t)«an Matharly captured tha Jit*.
tion
for
a
US-atory
office
build
NAN III EGO, Calif.. June 0. —
Thu year, fell from the «hoa|.
who haa been «n trial for hU Ufa tentlon of hla audience from tlrt
ing collapaed. Five other work,
(A
PI-W
ith
Lyd'a
Nit
to.
17
year*
dera of Format'* ruen aa they
1. 1. yaaUMay
vMUntav "u
thant f half
meu were injured and 40 en* alnca Tt,HMkv
Thuradaj. Uta
^ rt-^*nd
fmf°r
ph|t,mur„ y „nd
o S y fart
o
mounted and jogged along the old >• iirrtaining wltnri* on the dang*red. The dead patrolman
ttand,
the
pru*erutbm
pla.-ed
beaflat noon fart'd a Jury of 11 Sam- ,|UtUM#d the f|v* primary tuna*'
lines/ of march, hard* elect and
fnn> tho Jury yc*lerd»y * detailed I* Hlmer Patteraon.
iboulder* thrown back.
Inola t’ounty man to hoar a verdict tlon« of modern rduration without
The other, of the 1600 or more amount of a hot*I |u*itv Iwro In
which ilcrlarad him yullty of mur* »Meh auocaaa In life could hardly'
veteran* In the line tidied ap tkrtul.vr whleh io*ullcd In thu trial
dci In the aacond degree. It car*
, .
.
of
Aletandn
I'Hnlngc*
and
others
G a n g s t e r I s L a s t O f the afreet In autumobilva from on -oonap'racy and moral* charre*.
tied
with
.1
a
penitentiary
grutence
^
„
r,
|loM;
lh.
which “The .Star* and Bar," aWl
L e a d e r s O f H i s S y n the “Plata and Blripea" fluttered • Ttir gill Irll In n faint •• *hu
of fiom 'JO year* 11 Ida.
ment v»f tha rapacity for learning^
In the hreeaa that tempered thw •altrm|Hr.| In walk from the court
Tha myro wc* biuught into tnrraaalng tha economic prodwa-j
d ic a te T o R u n A fo u l
room during th* mornlm ircr**.
Judge Wallace W. Wright'a Clr- tivenaaa of atudanta; promoting-’
early June heat.
cull t'ourt, charged by a grand tha phyalclal atranglh of etudaiimi]
'From a number of the auto She wa* revived In a few momenta.
Jury, under tho direction of Mil* facilitating tha ercial Integration.
FllUcn minute* later *’.e ie*
mobile*, veterana held tatlerad
lent It. Smith, etota'e attorney, of atudanU; and developing t h e .
U tile Hag* and waved them In laivwd to the ttand. A* rro*»#x*|
re*pome t» the cheer* nf the amlnat'.>u iw*an *hc denied «hr S o c i a l i t e W h o F i g u r e d with tha ft rat degevw merder of a apliitual welfare of the atudoMa,
negro iy.ni.-d Alex Maxwell. .
Dean Mat her I, urged tha hwm-1
crowd.
,
had Iwen (II eatller In »':e da. nnd
In B i g S c a n d a l W e d s ,
The rg*e went .ato Ita second her* °f the graduating claaa at alt
At the hrwd of. l>citer Avenae, •••ur.'d altnniey*. »he felt able'
. j
_
flaga were dipped aa tha column lo eonljtiic.
W e a lth y - C h ic a g o a n
turned within a etoM** thtpw K ^NUVn OT* adailtted ahe lunl at*
J e d e r a tio fl
the iwrllm wher* Uavla waa tended «uth .a ttie, with nthn
NEW Yt»RK, Juno
l APt - abb* fad baaa haard. U la yes
mm. and that . hr refuted lj come Mri. Anna l'ri|uhart Stillman ob terday aftrraoon tha cbm went t>
tha Jury, and, .70 minute* later,
tn Han l*rg« until rho found *he
WASHINGTON. June «. - ( A P I
tained u divorce Thunda) frrm the vordlet waa ready.
f ,
w tuld I*, paid Sift.
—Aa aatianata tkat a cwbinatira
■Tha jury mnipuaad uf-tiie fol
•f wags cuts, part time employ
•'Wa* that your only inW<r»»t In Jan.o* A. Atlllman. anil wa* mar
ment and unemployment coal
tb# part) ?*■ Jerry tioidor, atlur- ried immediately to KnwlT Me lowing: N. J. Tanner, M. I* Tlllta,
worker* more than_- ELMOJRhiJKM)
•try f«r Panlago*. a*krd.
Cormlck, of t'-o wealthy and »«• I- It. Ilulnca, J; C. Carter, Pad
Hatty. C. H. Winn, 1* Payne, J.
In wages during tha first month*
rlrlly eminent Chlraco family.
y. Mitchell. J. E. Partin, C. 0.
gf 1031 waa ann winced Mat night
Tim dlvnrcu -and the wedding-Ja.k'on and A. K. Ilawkin*. ^
B Ilia .American Federal! m of
wero aec»mpli*hed with *etrocy.
bar.
Judge Wright dcclaml court
Tbr SI liman nrltlnal dir in-a ac
Both Green and Ooak attributed
F u tu re F arm ern N e t
tion, Started In 1V2U. wna In tba arij itiMird until Monday morning
the ganatal upholding of wag*
at lO.Ou o'clock warn the second
R e c o r d C a t c h O f F it ih rmirtc ala yeaia. Tha attsndln.t of lour murder .•<•■ wilt la
ataartards by the larger IIrma la
putdicily, Invulrlng .oeh, matter*
Pkrt U President lloover'a innheard. I| will h« tba ca»« of
The Keinliiule Chapter, Future a* Mr. (Hillman's chaige that hii (list dearer, tuutdar against Iwe S a l v a t i o n A r m y D r i v e
Kalmar* of America, spent an en Iml r.n auide. im trail uf himx.ll. Ithude*, culored man wlu hacked
joyable and productive afti-inoon Me* the father of Guy Stillman,
W U l C o n tin u e 4 D a y *
at New Smyrna Thuirday when nnd Mr * . Ntillmau'* counter a naaro name-1 (iaorga Frrcuaon
to
ilealli
with
a
raaor.
The
alleged
they entertained menitrr* and chaiyr that her hu-band bad been
guest* at a fishing party in tha living wilh I'lo l-oud*. rhirua killing occurred oil tha night of
AlUnttr Ocean. Muie than MX) pi I, waa as *eiIuatlnnal lh*l Mr. May 2. at a naaro settlement
le a monthly survey of bualneaa,
peunda of deep-*r* fish were .-'iillman raalw'oad »» prra'denl of known at Woodhrldge, on the
ka labor federat'on said yeatarNanfonl-Oilando highway noar the
hauled In during the three hour* Ilio National City Hank.
Thai divorce caao wa* dropped ciMinty line
•pant at *rw, and each uf t|ie 2f.
- ''Tba decline of nearly 93-000,At lra*t 12 wltne.ae, will be
mambar* of the party figured in and in into tha Stlllnian* had a
OOrt.OOO In wurke'.’a Inroma* means
catches which weir •>'f Intrrwat be m u n iilfttlou. They lo.k a “»ec heard III that cave XJlllard Smith
B u s y W ^ e k I s R e p o r t e d cause of thalr »lae ni type. .
^kat In Ue first quarter this year
.ood honeymoon" to Kunipo, frtwM will handle the prlaacullon, while
the store* lost over <0 pereant of
Havaral melnr* of th» Sinford wh'cb they returnxl with |ir .tes It. IV. Ware will repreyent Utiudea.
B y L o c a l B o y S c o u ts
Umlr entire businaaa. Thalr total
Farmers Club were the special tation* that their unly wi*b wa*
Juitar Wiiaht drew a venire of
guaata of the boy*. Inrluding F. F. to livu quietly and to *e* (halt 3.7 peraon* for Jury duty starting
Maa wav avaa greater than (h'a,
Lfornar, Rea ■ I'arkard, Heyward name* nu longer In the hradllnas. neat Monday at !U;no o'clock.
far morkara have bean bolding MlWalker. H. P. Illghleyman, Itev.
Horn af dollars In raaerva and
New* uf tha divorce, *uppro«red
F. M Marlrr, an,| Air* Jolmsun. one day, wa* the first publ c indi- They atri M. U Long. J. T.
•pending only for thg hartal nacaaTliornrly, It. L. Thrasher, J. I).
The parly went t» »ca in two
aiUaa* bacau-a they fear uoem
(Continued on Pagw Four)
Warren. Allen Mprrilt. I). C.
Tha tnenm* rocatvaj by
large boat*, canying with tlwm
play ment and waga rultlay."
Illckaun; J. O. Cirley. Qua Nchlunch which w** *ervnl shortly
L o c a l M e r c h a n t s A i d i mah. W. W. VanNaia, K. C. W.wdafter 7:00 o'clock.
S c o u t s T o A id P o lic e
I cock. T. H. Vaughan, C. I. Walker,
Other* who were -sen fishing
I n A d v e r t i s i n g C i t y (lien Metcalf. H. B. McCall Jr . Hath
during.tba afternoon wrrr: Knud
! I n T r a f f ic C a m p a ig n
U Womlruff. J. C. Robe it*, Ed
Pitt, Praaton Philip*. Ronald Mulram ment U prepared to prove.
Oalr«by Jr.. Fred Holly, Edward
bard. Morris Benton, John BeakThe Bay Seoul* of America will
not Inaomg far the raara
arik, Jiarry Gustavson, Kiehaid
Toft ley. It. .Muse. R. F. King, B.
Mrtd Stair assistance,
through IPTha
S i-im on which the govern
Packard, William llarvey, Richard
II. Nmlth. K. J. Tyner, Erie Vlknaamkara of IU Sanford treaps, to ment based its. charge*, follow}
.Smith, CMrtrar llenderat n. liarleu. J. J. Kaatlk, 0 . II* Hlrr*. U.
Chief Roy G. William*, who haa
1M4. HM.1B1JM) iWf., 1237.oid Htanlay, Eugrtw K*tndge, CllfC. Moran, B. J. Overstreet, E. D.
bnart •Matroctad to begiq an adsfard Ball, Jr., hle.e Johnson, Don
Kart, II. J. Krtlnbring, J. E.
U tl mmI campaign which will bare SMJNt; IBM, t»*M 76i 1 8 U
19M, »U0,635.Mi
ald Landtwaa. Tallon Philllpa, HerT.ule, T. I*. Lewi*. F. Y. Domir.
fat Ita purpo** tba
fraction of 9S19jM6A4|
nP'd Irtndre**. T- O. Iwndre**,
IV. F. Garner and J. M. Thompson.
a a n tn w cases or traffle-taw vlg- IMF, IIOMM..
The total wg* much .miliar
and Vaul Hodge*.
,
latiana which hare been reported
than Had bagn jagpoeted. Jack
iglortiun of Gilmer
E x tr a d itio n P a p e r s
'. Mayk'.Bntnrday afum ooo.
II Onaiek, ana of Capone's hoochjpwti.-l leader of
Bay BmwU will be itoticned at agon, had Nm» . oanvlrted and
F o r C a ld w e ll D e n ie d
I*1troop, thr bon
0 f ywar* on chargm
♦artafti' k w , street Iota rate tl ana, aeatencod
Raw
patrol
leader
V U * a a W t y U atop all mator- that InviWad a* Income *luhtly
NASHVILLE, June 6~(AP>—
Governor Horton said today ka
^*5
would not permil Rogwra Cald
well. financier, to be citradltod
to Kentucky until. a dtapoalllan
uf the rosea against him la Tanneaeew bad bean made. Caldwell
All mambar*
la scheduled to go na trial Man•akej ta ka <
LAKELAND, Juna « / - (
day on ’ charges in connection Major J. C WT.Ilia am, chi
poaaii/lo next
with tha operation of r*ii)well
itrwatar of the SSMh Infos
t« Sanford, and Company, and tba Bank oi
painted the djilar
CAMMJMA
In ckartf of organlmd 1
the world". Tennassaa, of which ho waa praal“The celery ritf
wna injured today whan hi
dent
bafara
tkair
failure.
Cald
Meal
artist.
fly
run
8.
IMapkau
t. N. 0~. Jt
well it also under ladlrtmeut In mnMW overturned near km
rollsboittsd .With
_
6.—-( AFJ
f t Frias.
anrwuta to Tampa from U
• trla, president of tha rtaxo-la UulavlUo aw (kargas of autalnana of
m*a uul, 1* 1*1
nia condition waa aat dal
log property By fraud.
tion, •nd pai*U4 tka atg".
financial
k*0 home h
but 'I b not baltofud ta ko
JArK^ONVlLLK—Ment Mark Ha racanlly transferred fa
at la WhktiLiSWf*. U 6 Itlvarrida Knelli, Virginia. Ha dawdi
I Avenue, takaa evar by Btoaat'a Mat raaOrva offletta claaa 1
J MaikaL
. . i
.
, «1 night and M£t atawa fur f
tba fwtutu.
Extensive Loss In
Wages Is Cited By
WahU that tha
rtdjeain until
U P
C o m p r o m is e O f f e r e d
B y M u s s o lin i D o e s
p r o v a l O f P o p e P iu s
n ttiU M A S B S R E , Juno 5 ^ R y ; th e .'tortps of. a Concurp*pt B frk frtlon Adopted by
b ou t S en a te and H ouse, th e
1931 regular . eesakm o f th e
L e fia fe ta r c would adjourn
falne die' a t 12 o’clock noon to
d a y . A t farV a*' th e o fficial
Clocks Oi t|te 'H o a se and S eoite C ham ber* a re concerned,
t ta atUl n'jast flr« nitaatea until
I dawn, hot tha Western Union
nd Portal Clacks harw ju the lob*
y. about a hundred feat ftwaa tba
bwvr mentioned tlraepleca*. akaw
Y . JU N E 6, 1931
NEGRO IS FOUND E » S i S M S ?
GUILTY -OF 2ND X L E C S T
AL CAPONE POSTS
$50,000 BOND AND
IS GIVEN RELEASE
MRS. STILLMAN IS
RE M ARRIED ON
HEELOF DIVORCE
« * * * * » & & « ? jam ip m m m
�<*.' F riak S tet* * m h * « M
« m that >ht V
h*vT3T.»f
H o w e v e r , L o p e z N o tln
B e s t O f F o r m ,A s H e
G iv e s U p
Idi aetttw la Iho alatk la*
when, after Adam* deobBladaa aacrlfkeed him to
I aad Frleclv 'wan walked.
Matter
Martla
alagted,
gg the ran which g*re the,
a a ■ u » win ever Ike
la. That pat lb* Card* twe
11
Mr. aad Mr*. C irtb U » 7 •*
ru tM * Unlvrr.Uj, DtUnd, »bo
have ber* Vtiltiag tlM taUet’. parta U Mr. m j Mrm. E. C. Tribble
far eevtiel d i n M l Mowday morn
ing far Mr. Lwwrerr** IMM In Pcua■ylvaala w bereh* will attend an
aluma! b*aq**rc Friday Waalaf.
Fi cm Ultra Ha will gq u'CeiembU
University whara ha will resolve
a degree Teeeiey moialrqiMr. and Mr*. Abrah»m Vatina
Hava moved from tbalr place on
U k e MUM to a email cottage
owned by the Chmluot* Co., ew
Are. C■
.,
*
Mr. and Mr*. Radelph McCul
lough bate morod latd Ike home
of Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Snyder ettt
D r iv e s
fl ir Hlrckland, Iha former
O eon la Tcch lU r now l.nrlliif
for Cocoa bald Iho Fad battara at
fay yealrrday. boldine Ibam to
five hi!* wblM h i. mate*, batting
out It hila off I<opai, and taking
•d vantage of five Sanfoid error*,
rhul-out thr local* by a 10 to 0
acor.-.
A fter Iho fourth liv in g It war
a grand gam*, with the Fedr
flrlrtlng like. rhamplofiF. Only
tbalr batting' w»a lacking, fit
Strickland w*a pitching Ik e
a
veteran, Lopct* curve ball war
breaking ja .t right for the heavy
hitter* on th* Coro* dob. Aflvr
he had walked er hit a man berear* of h h wlldn***, tome of the
enemy would rlnglo, end It w*i
tRPo***
IN FIV SCO NSdC O TIve1
GAM ES IN 1 9 n GOT OWlV
Jack P e le n rot twe hot rlnglr*
o u t HIT IN SACH GAMB-t.
to lead tk* Fed batter*, with
- Atcwa with .
BUT BACH HIT WAS A
Deeteh, Hchlrard and Wright get*
J a c k q u in * i s
, H O M I-R u n /
•nteeetr mot
ting the only other hltr. Not all.
f H t t i e nit AMUtcA# t u t u * . I
AT TU? THAW-..
Ing at all, but the Fed* wet* rrlpl a! nOMJO Hj f f t » an fa s t f j
pled plenty. McLanahan'e power
ful hitting w u mleacd. lie war
unable to errompany the Irani
beeaur* ho I* out of town. Karrivon, Dvelch, Peter* and lllfg lm ,
th entire Inlleld, were aoffrrlng
arry
mH tc a u n v
~
from charley hone* or one a'lS a tu r d a y
96
ntrnt oi anolhai.
Wb r r m a n w
O
?
3
o
o
C
t
h
f
Tli* 'nfleld did play Ilk* a mil
, F O *H t& P U S IO tH T Of- TH?
P lU O A lS*
lion dollar* from Iha fourth In
ClK/CIHUATl H i OS, WHO R tC tH T H
ning on, completing two double
Pit o , n o tv/ u p s T b K h it
itlay* end Mopping lota of »t>rIng Huinra*. Manager Deetrh lad
fight hard chance, without ao
a.ror while lllg g ln . bad H and
Knlgh,. 2D, ....
Chicago
llarriion 4. * '
Smith, an . . . ..
Et. Loula
' Th# Pad. are not dl.heartened
Detroit ..
II. Ph ilip*. I.F
over their loaa, for they played
llo.ton .
fllruKin, t*F ... .
gm d baerlmll m oil of the game.
(Wont. RF
To# many * error., and plLh|ng
Trelerflay-e iieeulla
lla t w a. not on a par with
Washington 002 021 0 0 ( - f l 11 1
Strickland'* wo r the mnlrlhutlng
1'o.t Ofiieo (Onando)
Detroit •
000 000 1 0 0 -1 7 t
reason. for the defeat. When th*
n.ttcrlce: Drldgro, Kulllvsn and
Fed. open here neat HuilHjy P o o r F i e l d i n g , E r r o r s Rom. I H ' . . . ............
Wood,
.
Grah*w*k!{ Crodwar and SpenceV.
agalm t Defend, tharo will be an
Philadelphia 020 010 lOx—4 0 0
C a u s e D o w n f a l l O f Brown, R F -------other «tnfy. Hud l.aka will do hat.
Nowell,
..................
Chicago
001 000 000—1 a 1
II* against Morrla MrCorm ck In
L ocal
A g g r e g a t i o n M oue, RH ............
llat terra: Thomaa, McKain aad
what ihould be a pitching duel
8. WebMer, ID .... ..
T it* | Itarnihaw and llevtng.
tight. Th* Fed* were .trengthened
F. Hmlth, I.F _____ _
Hi.ton
001 001 000— t • 1
Ihl* morning h» tie return of
Klnnc, C
CMviUnd
400 000 000—10 i t 0
l-olton Edcnflcld, w in It expected
Dalleriea: Ferrell anj rtaw.ilj
I.III*. P „ .................
to add balUng and fielding punch
R’lraell, Moore end Rod.
B. W .biter, 3D . . .
!n good meaaurr. I,Inn, are aUo
New Tork' 000 002 O il—« IB S
out which will bring In two out
Rl. Dm U
M00 400 010—• 13 8
fielder* end a pitcher ao that the
ll.tlerioa: HI..holder and Farclub can make a fairly decent
rfll| Raffing, Well., Jnhn.oa and
•bowing far th* real of the flrat
Dickey.
Orlando
team
oml
pltrlied
n
fair
tifclf, «nrt get off lb h 'gttbd .tart
ly goal ■■me. iJlly .truck out
during the refund half.
lleour, the flret man up in the CBNTRAL FLORIDA LBAQUB.
'
7
SANFORD* * *
r h pn a e tin t Inning; Tiltl. walked; Jack- Dr Land
.on and Rilonda otrnck out In Daytona
hchlrard, c ...:............. 4 0 1 S I S
• 4 .800
fl 4 COO :
Peter*. Ih
. . . . . . 4 0 2 14 0 0 •ucces.lon, Thla aeem.d to have k Winter Park
B 4 ASfl I
leetch, * . ...
9 0 i 1 7 0 dampening effect on the Y. M. C. Cocoa
A.
boy.
ami
when
they
took
Iho
RL Auguitlne
4 6 .444 j
Apet, p ....
.4 0 0 1 1 0
,
I 9 .100 : Irocklyn
Ulltt, ir -------... 4 0 0 0 0 0 field thoy went .to piece., and rtenford
M O RN ssy
s
' Cub* .dvanced to half -a
e t gvcond place whe* they
Id th* Kobln* fl to 4. U U
did the trick, with Cflylar’a
i run with on* on In th* ninth
•g |he Cuba th* gam*. Wright,
beirdl, Wllaon and Cuyler hit
ire during th* gem*.
■ eighth Inning rally aUo won
un* for th* Ited*. They won
i th* Phlllle* B to t . It wee on*
he moat Interacting g o n e , of
year, wllh .p .ik lln g fielding
timely betting bring featured.
M Senator* kept etep with the
let Ice reetorday by, defeating
wit for th* third etralgkl
i. The .core wa* I te 1. It wa*
eighth .freigh t defeat Ter the
ir. Who are now In eeventh
he Markm.n ra.d*
light over the White
f by a 4 tu I wore.
i h i. 10th homer c f
Ifair and Rlmmon.
y j hatter*.
It three
Boo, winJim F oal
the ytar.
were the
U Cleveland Indlaitt won tholr
k etralght ram* by whleplng
■ton 10 to 2. Thoy lo tto d out
kite off Ruoaell end Moore, with
Ro Morgen. Joe Veemlk and
rl Atari!! doing Lh* big hUUngM l won hi* eighth game of
I year.
BUCK
Lfl
LH
f
COCOA
1’rivro.t, If
Harrell, 3b ..
Holton, r ..
Illll, rf, •»
Joiner, rf
Culbreth, e . '
lleedley, Ih .
Ptlne, 2b .
rttilckland, p
Carlton, rf ..
311011 2 7 1 7 1
Score by Innings;
Coroe ------ 832 200 00*—10 II 1
Sanford — 000 000 000— 0 8 8
Hummei): Rum
betted
Ini
I, Harrell, IHI 2. H ollm 4.
, Johaaen,
***k- Joiner
Two ha.e hit.: llarrell% Holton.
Ruth climbed U vrithla » Throe bare h ltr Provost. Rtolen
baseei llartell, Provo.t, Drublo
ploy. 1 Herrell te P ifno te Head-
» Headrick, getting afl* Wk
trips, went lata third plM*
Sitting* af tka B ig Ms:
'gad club g flh r b avj
W A*.
H IH M f t >400
Sutrso H our
ORLANDO BEATS
SANFORD Y.MX.A.
AT DIAMOND BALL
fha Brown* mad* It twa out of hi Her, r l ............. . 3 0 0 0 0 1
be when they won from the Harrison, 8h ........ 3 0 0 I a 0
Wright, rf ............... 3 0 1 t o o
lllg g ln ., Sh
....... 3 0 0 I fl 0
iz^isnr±
G
crowd aver to *** a hell gem* there
paid neatly |200 la *** tba bom*
club bat out a 10 ta 9 wia over
tb* lelander. In a ninth Inning fin
ish that was * thriller. D aU ltt
had a flv# run Led going Inta th*
eeventh, but before that aad th*
neat two Inning* wet* over, th*
Ltrader* had reached Deagtaae,
before they cuild g*| th.maelvv*
together tka Orlando teem had »•cured four hit* for a total of *1*
run* In Iho rnrond Inning, with
the .cure -tending Q tj-0 agelnit
the Y. M. 0. A , Klnlaw, flrat up.
connerlrd, lining nut a four haee
blow. Knight walked) Smith get
a single, *coring Knight, II. Phil
lip* and Rlinaon struck out; Odtai
eml 11paler were gl**n their Uaaea
on bnll*. IrUt TltlU popped out t*
end lh, Innlni.
%
In the tbi:d Inning the Sanford
lad. pal over another run, a
himer off the bat af Knltkt. In
the fifth Inning the Y. M. O. A.
put over four mere, two af them
home run. by Tlllla and Smith, to
tie up the name et T ell. In Ihl*
Inning Fmlfh hit one of, the linge*t drive, ever eeen on lh* OrUndo diamond. ■ line d iva Ink*
the darkneei out In left field.
The Orl.nda team rame bark. In
the .Uth Inning and put aver f *or
run* mhlrh tbn Hanfonl boy* route
not overcome, making th* final
•core, Orlando II, Raaferd T.
rttlnaon Klnliw pitched foe thr
Y. M. r. A- and matt af the gamo
held the P >*t Office helpl*** up
lo the .lith Inning, the Y bvy*
ylvluff him petfert oupport In tke
field from tb* *ecowd 'nntng on.
and, a* atated above, If Ih* boy*
hrd played Up ta their u.hal field
ing vtanderd In Ihg flrat Inning.
Yeeterday'e Reealla
ft . Auguitlo* 000 000 003—J B 7
Winter I‘ark ISO 101 O fe-S 13 1
VDottrrlee: Kog.ro gnd Motleyi
Whatley, D. William* and 8. Colee,
Phcettl.
Cocoa
302 130 010—10 11,1
Hanford
000 000 000— 0 4 fl
Rtttmrl*.: Lopeg and Srhlrordl
Rtrlrkhurl and lloltaa.
D rU nd
ISO 021 103—10 IS S
Dayton.
010 100 II I— 9 lfl fl
Batteriost Douglaai, MrCormick,
Slleby and Wllkv.; Lane, Hutto
and Mobley.
, .
Philadelphia
Washington
N .w Yoik Cleveland _
JnlER HOTPOINT
Electric Range creates new
hours for her. The HOT
POINT doe* the cooking
a u to m a tic a lly while she is
away. No watching... bet
ter, easier cooking.. .clear.c:
*,
1 , e. ^44.1‘rf•1
iTi "f
.,. cooler ., .-fewer kitchdn
.
hours.
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1
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*
.SPECIALOffEA
Come in todayandlet ui tell
you about. the jocw HOT*
POINT AUTOMATIC
PRINCESS
■ Yesterday'1 Reoalla
Clarltmatl
100 OOU tftx—8 7 1
Philadelphia 000 o n 000—S 9 S
lia tt.r l..: Drngv. J. KUIeU aad
Dflvlo; Ogdon, Kalp, Carroll, aqd
Kukoforth.
■
Chlctge
Brooklyn
010 1
io 2—fl i t a
000—4 9 1
^ JH u a d n d g ^
, Datt.rlrv:
nd
Lopes)
Rweolloml and Utmalty.
.
Sl.-l.ouL
. 101 000 101—fl 11 0
New York
001 200 0 2 0 -8 9 0
* Da11* 1tea: Hubb.lt aad OTnrgeU- llalLhaa and Wllioa. ^ '
Flttabwrgh 0000000*1 OuflI-f T9
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Rattarlee: Mane, Cantwell, l\aid
Ipokreri French, Rpearer had
PENNI
Chunk and Plggl, ml* H up.
Turoda/night Ih* gam* wPI he
hatweew Choe* aad Y. M. C. A.-
Y. m. d AMu I u h i Ai> ^ H
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w i l l ' f»rl#1iaa~a>» Inadaqaata
V> tffPM iM Jte otfadwoN aW Um f
tW ttr, a
mtoHI j*
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fallow who r n i p t d m - a i i h *
Oa «tt« »f hi. taath and r°t lit.
m -haaa' whalao. v ? •- 1
l i t I Q.i ktf mm 'VIv .
OnP«rilia R a m UMflaad
chaatiac f * a ) ‘U that
aw - ........ • , a Q I a^ L a « * ■* - j - a ■,
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m
m
-j
aehaot with no d ila to r
g a ^ a n jjtV n f that U l
b
«TM. all tha t t f l aor baaaflta
ayatem, but of a fo r iw t o T i
S h r
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!# . y v ’ J . / . . . , v: V --r
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m . Ji
■ttf#.
mdrtant will plac* tha City#
Upon a h i g h l y afttelmt
and will put Sanford- oda
r » ta .b a - d a d rad atafa ad
ja 111 tffoeU of tha booaa.
Hiaquant alnea 1806, will
w ho have
r , , jr® ft?
[ ■Af
«v| |*i> r»,£ *f.
■ *t
_ itr*#
lilt maak mm aipart in rmblUb
5 * w & ^ w in ^
I (who will M i ha Candidavm
iW oftka: A . p ( a t mtmrn
I t Ukaa i flrat alaaa-haah
H » « h U U M trt* p " a d t tha
r f pyh ju a f i l * . hold.
U
«
�fhTwm.tod . « d t n
'A in i GOSPEL t a b e r n a c l e
L Mallentitle Avenue
rather. Thro* ' o f tha
U Church, Mr*. McIrnun, wU) bald a
luncheon *i,tb * home
I. Ctaoaa, 818 MoUea-
kJlT ha Waman, M lulentry Boelaty
S
the First Baptist Church wilt
aaM it* regular bnainoa* meeting
a l 1:80 o’clock at U a church
Y ‘ Tha Sunbeam Band a f tha P in t
Baptist Church, Mrs. T. U Hal*,
1m<gr, ram meet at 1:94 o'clock
at tha church.
Th* executive board o f tha First
Froahytortan Church will meat at
o’clock at th* church. Buyltoo* meeting will take place at
4 o’clock.
Th* S t A r m Guild will hold
It* nra«lUy brulnaa* mooting *1
a .W o ’tlock 'af tha Epiece pal Par. TUESDAY;
JUgular baataea* mooting of tho
Atartan d a ta of tha First Bapttot'-Chareh will ho held at 8
•'stock a t tha home of Mr* T. A.
Broth arson, 1105 Palmetto Avenue,
with Mra. Brotheraon, Mra. A. C.
Hall and Mra. It. A.. Williams aa
W to y er and hymn algbt will be
djLrvail at tbe f'lrit ChrUtian
T ”
FRIDAY.
Aan os I g arden-party of th*
Garden Oub Of Sanford wUI ho
k*4d from 4 o'clock to 1 o'clock
»t tlu home of Mya- Bndor CurUW 0t Centra. All memben are
Ialt tod to bring tholr huabanda.
Is H o m e B een e O f
H ig h S ch o o l P a r ty
arnyHaatpUag th* mrmber, of
faculty and Urn boy* or Ui*
labtlng claaa of Seminole
i School, and tha claaa maa' Glenn Lingle, J r , Ui* girls of
tlaia of 1831 af Semi note High
apt entertained hast night with
Informal Lufftt, supper at th*
w .b f Mra. Frmscie E. Bolt,
l n r t Avenue.'
h* guoata arrived about 6:30
atfc and w tt* ushered lota th*
Off room whetd the lung din*
M H a *8* ovwrteld with an
b a cut wort v cloth. Golden
rad eoadlex to bra* holder*
I * a*ft gVyv about tha room*,
k p t achtak, o f purple and geld,
.A t tho Reoeral meet in f of tho
a^donC htb of Sanford held at the J j b - K - Hodgei, of Orango
Woman*i (1ub yw tarday mom Inf City, epaatt yoaterdey her* aa the
m a t Of fHenda.
n t 10 o'clock chairmen of the clr;
- ■____
•tea r»ve reports o f t ie yeat'a
MU* 'Ltana Kllrnwood, of Day
wjrk and ouUlnad plana for the tona Beelrts apent yesterday hare
coming year.
aa the fooat o f Miia Mary Helen
Daring the m eetlni the follow Morea.^
ing wero named Be chairmen nl
Mi«a Dorla Younc, of Valdosla.
tho 1fro circlet and of the standing O n, la tha gtmet of her uncle and
committee, fjy lb , com'ng -year: aunt, Dr. and Mr*. (J. a Selman,
MraL.il. W. Rucker, Atalva Circle; Ilia Palmetto Avenue.
Mra. F. F. Dutton, Central Clrelc:
Mr;. Hugh Whetrhel, Dirt Carden- .-Mr*. I!.. Q. BtaeuHouao, of 8tera' Circlet Mr*. It. K. Del*, U»J- Auguotina, U Uta guest f ir eeveral
fair Circle; Mra. J. U. Colctough, day* o f Mr. and Mr*. Z. B. Rat
Boe# Circle; Mr*. J. C. Bllla. J r , liff, UOP Park Avenue.
canaahrallon comm'tteo; E, B.
Mr. and Mra. Merr:tl Holoway.
Stowe, coorteayj Mr*. B. I. l i n t
JackaoneiBo,
at* the.' week-end
Junior Garden Club; Rr*. A. W,
Eppa,-outdoor Chiiatmaa. tr*M; guests o f Mr. and Mr*. FraticU K.
Mr*. E B. Stowe, dUtributlon; Roll a t their home, 1101 Park
Avanwc.
Mr*/W, E Wat,on, plant material;
-Mr*. Fred JL Wilton, publlrlty;
Mia* Minnie Bock, a student at
Mr*. E U Markall, pariamentarSulllna College, Bristol, V a , ha*
lan; Mr*. David Hamrarnd, Howei
arrived to epead th* iumm*r va
market and Mr*. Herbert Ruaaell, cation bora with her parent*,.Mr.
flower >bow.
and Mr*. B. R. Back.
Mr*. W. E , Walton, who has
been experimenting with new
MU* Rebecca Stevens arrived
plants that can be grown in thli Thursday from tho Florid* State
locality, gave the following Hat College for Women at Tallahassee
wh'ch Include* plant, that have where the was graduated on Wed
been tried out »ure*r*fully beret nesday morning.
Abutilon, a flivraring mnplo with
leave* of all color. In the fall, hare
Mr. and Mr*. ! • II. Connolly and
plant, *et growing in Mml-ahad* daughter, Daphne, at* spending
for border use two feet) Amerifl, th# week-end , t Coronado Boach
low tufted plait* for rKk
or aa tha ru r iti .of Mr. and Mra. J.
edge planting; Anthemla, a new D. Woodruff.
.
plant in this country; Chronicle,
fine ylanta In open and in reserve,
Taddy Mara* letumed last nixht
two feel; Anehuaa, third year, fin* from Maine, City where ha hat
growing plant, w th g en em i, in- bean attending the Florida Mili
creat# of growth; Alyaum Snx* tary Academy. Ha went to Day
HR*, yolliw, aaronil year bloom, tona Drarh today to attend the
*1111 blooming; Ajuga, onothar weak end with Charles Minar'k.
rock plant, blue, al*o In growth
second year;
Bollonia,
icefed
Mr. ami Mrs, Frank I- Reed, of
Novamher, first blwm on. like Winston-Salem, N. C. are expected
perennial a ,le i,; Blue Bonnet, to arrive tomorrow to visit the
•reded in March, a blue perenn'il latter', brither-ln-law and aiater.
lupin; Canterbury Belli, fine Mr. and hire. A. P. Connelly, at
planfa **t «ml In reserve; Erigtr- their himr on Palmetto Avenue.
on,' daisy like bloom*. 18 Inchr*;
Eupatorluni, hardy, blue; DimorFriend, of Dr. W. T, Lxnik-)
I h theca, dalay-llke flower, aljll will he glad to lea: n Iha^ he It
blooms after tor, years; Falkta, Improving , t the F’rrnald L*ur,hnot lucre,afol but la blooming; ton Memorial Hospital fotlnwmr
GalUanlla, Burgundy, brilliant red, an operation performed yesterday
torch, light yellow; Myoaoti*. morning.
perctm'al f o r g o t-me-nrt, fin*
plant, from seed In Novtmber;
Mr.'and Mr*. It, A. Gnodspenl
Omlthoxlumr Thyraedlet, t h r o * motornl to Ruck ledge today for
bulba, 81 ,t* m , so far In bloom; th* dsy. They were accompanied
Prathrum, third )ear to blo,m; home by M lt, Martha Ciney. who
Primula Auricula, good young wjikrspend a week here with her
plant*; Polygontum Auberli, sil grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. P.
ver Inc* vine, growing wall; M. Elder.
Stltmaphylloroalktrum, climbing
orclild, lander, dilng weU In
Ml**’ Elisabeth Whltncr has re
shadow house; aUo dahlia* In gar turned from the Florida State Colden from teed planted la No lego for Women at Tatlahaasav
where aha was graduated Wednes
vember and December.
Attention was called to the day morning. She Wat accompanied
I d u tifu l Jacaranda tree now In horn* by Mia* Marjoeta MrCowan,
blorm In the garden of i'Mro. of Miami; who will ba h«r guest
Henry Wight, also the fragrant for a abort time.
mimo«* In'bloom In Mr*. W. E.
Robert lllghleyman, who baa
Watson's gaidcn. It was announced
ab th* anneal garden party will Lem spending the peat year In
Germany, England, and other for.
held *t the home of th* praaleign countries, relumed here Weddent, fir*.
Endur CurUtt' I atnrsfay night to spend seme (|ma
Genara, on th* *fiernoon of Juno with hla parents, Mr. and Mra,
It
R. D. lllghleyman. H e wa* mvt In
C
ran*
or
th#
Spanish
American U f b * folBoy Scouts, and then
r more floats, depicting
820 W. l i t St.
< Pm rhlna Servlcee 1:00 P. M.
halt- ntrlty 8unday moraine h i . Prayer in j P rilie Strvleo 8:00 A t t e m p t T o E x c u s e A n y
the church Sa*t Second Street at P ; m .
E x c e s s F e e R ep o rted
U n'elnak. Subject tor toiaomW ^ grayer Meeting Thariday 8:00
la ’" ( h i , the Only
C ta it
P r io r T o 1928 F a ils
and Cbantor.*1 Wedneeday avowtnlrrdrnomlnatlonal.
h e foerteoe w h ic h
lh»
TALLAHASSEE June 8— (AP;
elude toatlmonlri of C h r U V
CALVARY BAPTIST CltURCII
—Tho Houee Friday killed ■ s *n'
Un tlrt a n beallna, will ha bald
a t the paw chuhh i t 800 E. 2nd
A t (KM Fellow, Hall, corner at# hill to relieve all county of
St. a t 8 o tlo ct.
Sanford Avenue and Genera Ave ficer* of liability tor rarest fret
<Thte church maintain! a free nue.
not rypertod prior to 1028. The ac
: *.
Readlnc Boom al the chare*'
tion wat on* af the Ia it official
J. 1. Yeoman, pailor.
whara the Bible and all authdHsad
acta of the 1031 regular arealon.
Prrarhing 11:00 A. M.
Christian. Beit nr# literature «*>
Subject, "A ChrUtian Artillery." It took pint* late In the afternoon,
be read borrowed or purebaeod*
although tho House rlcck wta
Eren.ng Service 8:00 P. M.
Open fTooeday* and Friday* from
Subject, ‘T cn ilty for Dlaobodl- atopped at 11;57 A- M., became of
1 to • P. M.
an agreement to adjourn alno die
Wednesday evening prayer aerv- at noon.
FIRST BAPTIST-CHURCH
The bill, fponaored In the Sen
Ice 8:00 P. M.
n it by Senator King, Orlando, wai
Everyone la cordially invited.
P art Avcnua anj Sixth S treet
brought hater* the lloua# White
W. P. Brook* J r , Pa»Ur.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH rrpretentative* aought to wind up
Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. .
laat bualnen* In preparation for the
Moraine Worthlp— 11:00 A. M.
apecial M otion tomorrow.
Rev. Ca:roll Varner, Paalnr
II. Y. P. U. 7 P- M.
Representative Ward, Orange,
Tho Sacrament of the l.ord'a
Evening Service—8:00 P. M.
Bupjvr will la olaerved at the .referred to the bill aa tha “King
white-waah bill," and moved that
Wednesday evening prayer »«*■ II i-'clofl. h->u,'.
ronald*ration he Indefinitely post*
vice, H:00 I*. M._________ .
At 8 P. M. liUhop John M.
ironed.
Mmiro of lu ll* ,, Text* will
It• preventative . Krlly, Pfnclla*,
SANFORD COMMUNITY ,
irvach. Iliahnp Moore’, vUlt l> gained the floor to offer an amend
CHURCH
t
h i, ihutch 1, >ololy for the pur- ment to the hill, artji spoke In II*
.W o m e n ', Club Bulldlnf, Oak poao uf pleaching and It I, expect f»vor.
ed n rreat crowd will hear |h!a
“The meoaura rellvvr* a deplftrAvbouc near Third Street
able condition In the alale," he ■*The llev. Claude S. Humming, dlitingulijicd churchman.
,
Suntley
School
U:4,S A. 51. I'ra. «ertcd, and raclled lift hlatory of
mlntoter.
McKay Superintendent.
bill* governing fee otfke* In the
Sorvicre—3:30 P. M.
Im* xi o» at V. P. M.
■late.
'Ecetyon# will be cordially wel
Pi oyer Meeting every Wed.
"Under a recent ruling of the
comed and made to feal a t home.
n'cbt.
attorney general, all fee officer*
who accept aalarle* for added iluF’HKK MKTHOUIST MISSION
lira would hiv* their aalarle* de
IIUI.Y CROSS CHURCH
nied them and would be m»d# ridic
A t Faith Coepel Tabrtnicle, 810
Juno 7, lu ll, First Sunday after ulous," he continued. "Their aal
Woat Ftrat Street.
arle* would be bald unconatltutlenTrinity.
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.'
al. The limit any county officer
I'raachlng, 11:00 A. M. by Koto
Holy Communion 1:30 A. M.
can receive now la $T50tt valary a
Church School MO A. M.
II. lloeth, pastor.
Holy Communion nml Si mum year."
Hepresentatlr* Rloodworth, Polk
PULL GOSPEL TAUKKNACLB 11:00 A. M.
Thursday, June II, H. Barnabas, attacked the bill. He said If adoptrd It would taka approximately
On Orlando road n#*r Geneva Holy Communion 10:6o,
t2.‘>0,000 from Ms countrAw. *
■The bill legallta, thlavery In
Wm. F\ McPhrraun, pastor.
UONGRKGAtONAL CHURCH
declared.
the atate, he
-----Dibit School Sunday A. 51.—0143
Killy's amendment to the effect,
Sermon Sunday A. M. -—11 :f*0
Coiner Park Avenue and 3rd. SI.
Evangelistic K.rvicu Suhduy P.
Rev, John -RemarU Root, Mints* that the bill should not excuse any
officer from liability for axcrat
51. —7:45
fee* siitoeijuenl to May I, 1027,
Prayer Meeting Wtd. P. 51. —Cbuirh School, 0:45,
when n fee return law was adopt3:00
'
'
hlorning Worship, 11:00.
’ixl, «a* tabled with the bill on
Prayer A Teatlmony Wed. P. M.
Christian Flndeavtr, 7:30.
—1:45
The following member, of the motion of R* preen tat Ive C,ldwell.
Strictly Inler-danomlnalional.
Christian Fbvkavor Society will S in la Rrsa. A record vole wa* not
attrhd ramp Immokalee at Key taken.
Reside, loosing several local
ALL SOUL'S CATHOLIC
stone. heigh la, Juna-P-IH: Reatrica
CllUltCII.
U « r . Gencvienn* Well*, Mary v u lic n already ha, demanded rep
Jh'lrkel, Elisabeth Stinson, htalva
Th# Rev. J. J. Mrlm-rby, |iatlor. Lundt|Ui,l, Charles Gantt, Henry aration and th# »rr**t and pun
ishment of thosu’gullty of eaeessFir-t Mass—8:00 A M.
i ' i l t c , William Viehlen, Harold
e , pga nst the thurrh and ' I,
Second Mat*—10:|f(i A. M.
Xeriiat. Daring u* Tuewlay, at na ntling n reply flom t t g govdfnl'
Evening l>rvotlon—7:3<> P- M. 0:30 A. M.
tm-n:
Allhotixh Italian po|>er, have
n-fralneil from discussing the contrsveny, P r e m i e r Mussolini's
Sixteenth Street and Sanford
h.oilier, Arnaldo Mussolini, yesAvenue, Th# Rev. F. M. Matter,
li-nlsy gave the Ural Intimation
pastor.
that ennio satisfaction may lie ae*
Rible school—0:48 A. M.
Worship and Communion—11:00
curded. An pdllorial in M* psper,
I’npidi d’llalia in Milan, railed the
A. M.
Evening Service—8:00 P. M.
ri*t party, inxlrtlng that the *nv- recent demonstrations “tumultous
Christian Endeavor—7:00 P. M. rrnment must speak tor Itself. He excesses, but Inet liable."
helda that Piemlor Mouaollnl
THE FIRST PREHIIYTKRIAN itaims lo ham n strong unified
CHURCH
should
government a ml that I
F7. II. Rrownler, U II. l aalor.
show It by continuing faacUt dent*
Kenrkea Sunday a* follow*:
nnitrat'nn* o f violence.
U:45, A. M. Sunday brhool.
Th# pontiff I* represented n*
II
51. 5lurnifig Worship.
holding that 5lua*olinl must en6:3U, P. M. Junior Christian En fnrro th# Imteran treaty d —,'arlng
deavor.
that th# “person uf the rupreni#
7:00 P, 5L Senior ChrUtian En
puntiff la sar.asl and InvinUtd#''
dvavor.
1
i-‘
and that public often*#* committed
Evening Service—8:00 P. M.
un Italian territory axnin>l the
IH-rson of tlw pontiff l-y spieihes
HALVATION ARMY NOTICE.
and arts are punishal I# in the
Holiness Meeting 10:00 A. M.
same manner ns against the King
Sunday Bchcol 3:00 P. M.
Young People's Matting 0:15, 1' ui Italy.
Th* runrordal, il was staled,
M.
Ope* Air Meeting on Fir* aaactions Catholic Action and un
til there is |>ruuf that It te pullllHlieel T ilt P. M.
ral. the vattran contends it Is InSalvation Mooting ,8:00 I'. M.
Urigadtcr Coaler will speak vi data.
In line wRh this rrsMinlng. Ih«
Every ana la » e Icons#.
E
A U (be report . e t * .eewuftHt'e
named tome time ago ! • Ewnatl*
gate echool expenditure*.
” The report ainerted that aehpo|
expenditure a had Ineraaaad npproxlmatcly 141 percent In Uje last
10 peer* while the number o f pupile In Florida public school* had
increared only 154 percent;
The repoit recommended:
Greater educational ecopomy,
with more attention to fundamen
tal* of education.
<■
Inc ret ie in the number of hour*
of recitation dally and freedom of
schools In tho eouthem port or th#
t i t le from rulee of tho Association
of College* and Secondary School*.
Decrvaoe In tho amount of limo
allowed for “so-called atudy hour*,
health acllvitlca, play, social func
tion* fnd other thing* which du
not train the mind of the atudent
to think logically and accurately."
Elimination of the education *yatem of “opportunltle* and appar
ent neceealty for the student to engage In numcroua aoclal actlvitlea,
play*, operetta*, pageanta, etc."
KxercU* of greater tar* In eeltclion c f teacher* and principal,,
and employment of Florid* men
and women Insofar ■■ possible.
Reduction o f
admlnUtrativo
coat, of tha public school ayatrm.
Enactment of 'law , to hold
uchuol expenditure, within tho bud.
get of county sfhool board,, with
punishment for violation.
The report w *, *lgne<l by Heprevenlatlva Herman Dann. Plntlla,'
chairman, and Repreaentvtlve, An
drew,, Holm*,; Horn*, Modi,on;
Laraon, Clay, and Taylor, Gadiden.
The llouw receaerd aeveral
time* during t|i* day. and with tho
conclude (be ngntihc **#*!«
taneoualy with the SenttyMIAMI BEACH—Building pa
mite (nurd In th b city fltat f l 1
inunthi of pear total i t V t J t t t , '
FORT UYERS— Local ewii
pool opened. '
THE TASTY SHOP
Yon, too, will ba convinced that
Prudential PnHrlw Prw a Pralarable after making n cow port*
A Life Insurance Policy la n
Declaration af Indepandanc*..
C. M ILLS DOYD
and RETURN
\ Faro* to
BOSTON
ONLY DHtCCT U N I WTTMOUT CMAW
r k M iN w s a w * a u w a t W t N a m
iatT Raw' Tort, and to* m arailat v
lion lead, c i o m by. Nov ta tha ttaaal
■o by lb* dailgbttuf OtyOe-MaUavy -O
Trsir. al lb* towaai r«U aver oCfMOd. Mfl
largest and moat osagntneeal alaamaea bam
ibs Bouin and North. Dan* vorta.damaag
radio, etc..—aupsrb private awiu w o b t
A n aabllsrating ssa voyagai
M i l l ms ftsm atCRSONVIUg to NSW fl
•lO F .ced
V
EFFORTS F A I L
TO E N D PAPAL
FASCIST! R I F T
C
l Y D SgW l .
q-i.n.wr—
Announcement
Wo are pkaned to unnounco the ap
pointment of Mi*. W. S. Entzmingicr us
District Agent for Central Florida.
Edgarwalcr Farm,. was th# *c#n*
Of a Irrldg# party rlean Thursday
afternoon by Mra, Miaritetl In honor af Ihe merabart of the'Every,
Weak Dridg* Hub. QuaaUti.. of’
spring ftowara In brtQlaat sh*>lea
vers arranged with fern in vase*
and bowls about th* rooms whara
Ik* gorala were antartalMd.
After several pr tgvi'sslom of
bridge high aeon pril* was award•d to Mra, W. S. Thigpen. 5Ira.
U. M. Papworth, otte kvld second
high score, was ate* the recipient
” Mr. Kntzmin-srer has had considerable
experience in the life insurance busi
ness as well aa in other lines.
a t and
In appointing Mr. Entzminger we
feel we could not have found a better
qualified mun1 to render Southeastern
service,
Mr. Entzminger’a main offices will
be established in Sanford..
S o u t h e a s t u rn
L ife
J iu u r a n c e
C om pany
OrgnnUnd 1905
G r e e n v ille
.
Phan* TM
Phono J4I-W
107-1 8. Park Avn.
‘ft
S o u th
C a r o lin a
v
Cnpllnl, Hurplux and Rcmrrcs For ProUdtm Of
’ Potkyhcldcra, Over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.
ie u ^
•".' j T ' r r ■. -T
'
�LalUr , Kranrt* L c.In g . ahd Met
ro LundqaleL' ■ Sr *• i
mda .U at th* publkawatfry or pmatmUtle
In)sg It
l , war,
*****
lit
an, works U> a hotter
at. th* war, TW'.ar,,
■\<
Also, th* Ml—
Both Martin,
m m Meawotl. Doth Nelao, R«tb
. .
Ascribe, *o,nrtbl*a*i that
li may bo to n fk la ly
I f t we*
ay
Bac belief .**Ity fr a W S tfS !
d ^ d .t u t n f p ?
Site Bp*hear, Elisabeth ByaW f,
Catherine Titoch, K iln Tallorf. S 3 K C T ,
t e l l y Hawkins TomUnoon. LuclUf
TowUjMpn. Heart Varo, Gertrud*
VInInf, Ctrrlt Wklti, Nall Wil
liams, Wllhelmlna WVboldt, Paul- S S » * 9 ! » a
laa Wlltlak, and Oorg'asaa Zatterimid. «•? H ) ;
■V
Alao,'Donald Anderson, William
O. Ball, Frodsrkk Bandar, Ray
Uritt, Xarla 'Etana, Hairy Rail,
Harold, llrrbat, CHtford Hawaii.
Donald Jarktsn, Staranaon John,
ton, Karla Jtlpp, Raymond Land'
MU* Virginia
Ernie and WWIi
SblnhaUer;
m
^ s s p J a
A marlean L egle*'Antitlary Pappy
; an d , fighting.. aircraft,
Twtnty.
Footer aVard. wan by Miaa 0 retch, w a ,a r B M l tUinnnd and
an Lewfa-add Mies Carrie WMU;
hit blidt. tha PrilKaaa Klkukti, of Japan
f f the fesnotr)* spectra
Catania) jfDaughter* of America
Padra, Q aU fagile Photo. |hcw* tha royal
tensed,. won .b p ' MUton Warn, tha
S S w T S 'i l S t l
Kobfay Madal for. highest stholarHop,when w* naxt t4 n
■hip, wan by M in Vlrgtai* XarMt Howard Lindsey, That
ray, Georg* Mltehall
i defend oar hofiay,
M O B S ,B U R N E D
C H U R C H ES
Morrison. LUh Mon
rt, fla t and national*
Moya; WaTlaca Phll'gs,
Prank P tln , t n l y t M Rm i m A'
Otlff .StKof aid, Kdtrin Bhtnholser
Rhatt Smith, A Ifrad Stanley, Phil
It wae an Inspiration to >ay,
and lh* Florida fo rest Benrice Stanley, Eugene Takack, Enfant
award fa* tha baat aaaay on Tl#»l* Tamar, Sidney Welnbetf, Wel
‘Nhw*. Ihlp boat U Jb»L M many
fee; , long, to many fe tt wide,
da Paraata, won by ,J. C. Bills, Jr. le**, Whiddoo, Linwood WlUm.
Tha Sanfotd Elka CUV award Henry Witte, and Rlchsrd T ni*r,
weighs Juat to ma*h and tha tea
for tha kaat aaanya on tha U * f in
It to drop. If, afU r haring all of
o f Nation* wae preaantad by. a
0 - "quMtlenibU lafortratlen" that# facte before you, you think
Range, member of. the club. First
that rocking the -boat will belp
ptrtaea ware won by. MU# Marlon Irving Laettlt, of tho Holy Croat
. p a w y , to suppress. .Of tbM‘ ceu*e, roekr That la
Uaelehan and Bill Stamper; aee- Episcopal Church delivered tha
* , th * e . m u tt, be ."props- tha Committee on. ftb lle I
ond prtiaa by Mlae Hone Hirer*, Baccalaureate Sermon, tb# Senior*
rralfcn did, and lfrfnqui<
and Herbert Undaey.
atroka of gtnlus. It required
ha fa beta* fated end hoe* red at
Mr*. A. M. Phillip*, aparking on nun*#rout event*.
anaonhlp In war
In democracy* M k C fe e l be
behalf of tha. Seminole County
m aaaartad, “U t
that the people could ba, Uvi
Moiling night (hay ware gu**U
P^T.A*, announced, that tha Sen of Mra. Fannie Stern brldg* Monry If w a n a te t
ior CJas* had won tha gold price *on> annual muaical recital,
ha fa e o n abrid
To llarbork 8wop# and other*
faa taring had tha moat mother* Wedae*day night they ware honor
whoia«Jr*0«ad> faith In publi»hed
In attendance at vsrtpu* claaa a f ed by the Junior CU*a a t - the
tfutk or .in pdogla |n v*mr Um*.
fair* during the year. MU* Jan* annual Junior-Senior
banqoet,
the Creel Idea hat alway* aaemeu
LeRoy, president of tha Senior followtag' whkh they, attended a
grotaaquely Impowlbl*. To thlc
Claaa, recelred th* g ift on behalf dance at tha ML Plymouth,Cronday they will not^ndm.H that It
of tha alaaa. ,V
aijd. Informed workad wonder*' to behold. 1Ho
try .Chib,.
Prof. G. E. McKay made tha
During all tho appearance* af
man who eoqtrlpBtpd . to tha
American cim paign recelred atieb
tha Senior* jtt th* vmrloua erenU,
the following atudenti acted In
heaped up a bee* a t Mr, Cr**t. not
Thf* >trIking picture ahowa the destruction wh l:h followed In th* wake of Spain** Tenant doting.
from, tho** who took tlrpa to unrarioua cf pad l let, a* follower
dartiand hit plan, bu^fram tho** It ahowa crowd! ouUld* tha Jeault Churih on the Grand Via, Mqdrid; watching tha burning building
Muclclaru.’th* MlueaTLucille Dili,
who labored under prejudice and after, tlm mob had applied -the burning torch.
Lillian Bcanan. Betty Uinterml*misinformation. Tha man wa»
trr, and Carman Guthrie; marhorribly Had about, but ha could overwhelming majority of the spread .profound distrust, Tha nfIh* Increasing number*. News
alway* whip bit enarRlee In n
Courier Jr., ahd uihort, the Misses
lags and his actual words, wnirat eimpmaional
Inquiry# W h a n newspaper*, great and small, flclal conun unique ' af famliar paper* could ring bolls and burn
MsrJari* DuBaa*, Nona Hirers,
fireworks,
if
they
wished,
hat
MMM oftoUn must ba pntead Ppaldant Wlleon appointed Mr. scrupulously r*i peeled Ui* or memory which reads: ‘‘All quiet
Heletr CotberL PaUy
It see* poor policy for th* .War
A ‘h* sgrrlc* nf winning the
Creel a* chairman of , th* Corn- der* and gave unselfish, patriotic on th* Waetem front, Intermit
MsrJjrls. B*n'*!**, Bronn
iri H musb not be permittad
Department
to
yield
to
d
bally
pdh.eranc*
to
tb*
vr)lunt»ry
agree
tent
firing
on
.
the
Hnandao-eas
t tee on Pakll* InfortnatUn a
Hslep.Wlleon, and B*y
hoo.
Tho
number
became
a
couple
ment.
f
t
waa
humorous
that
some
ier, the .enemr’e lowes heavy,
I wae befee* Coogre** fortoq *,
*t#d a sh irt valodlctary, followed n o n -.. ,t
..
af
million
n
few
months
later.
editor*
were
ao
cautious
to
our loss trifling," I* old ehiff *jvi
plelp eenaarthlp, -along the line*
by the singing of tho .class tang,
Ml*s
Jaim.L*Rp>la
g
What
would
wa
hava
left
to
d*
now adrocatod hy Mh Swop*. avoid violation* that they *V*n would not fool this generation of
and .the awarding of diplomas by the class; 'JUy B ritt,.
Bran after Oongraae and tha aurPrcsaed now* to wh'th Ihiy •American*. Mr. Swop* would need to celebrate that fa ett Bells aiul
bonfires wear ouL
rpuntry a t . l*r*a aeaaptad tha ward Jnatly entitled. There * a* to supprese casualty lists, tortur
rrlnelrla of a . roluatary center- no aerlout breach. CerrMtu.ikUnU ing million* of wires, mothers,
chip the ha plea* Croat waa called of foreign nation*, w •'king in fathers, alstaro and brother*, but1 It murk be said that war, bo•‘cantor" b y . all antmloa of tha Washington, war*, thrilled bv tha In tb* World War w* gave them1 Ing wlerdly abnormal, la not comWJU*on admlnUtrntlen. Bat hi* of- ■uceaae of th* plan, contrasting out a* fast as th* cablo brought1 patlblo with rational'cr even Just
ir 'on th* program laid fir
I*I miction, wad l**T,r
of It with stupid and covW *i<;ira them. Mr. 8wope would htva
ly.rthk. nalloa,. Canearyhig c^thpalilen, -aor autocratic eon- In foralgn war offlea*. One* *r jailed dear old Surgeon General' method*- I know of no way by
1 which a free press, or other antrot. Ho could only make request* twk* each week tha Chief o f
’ joymant of civil liberty can b*
rtlMW: FT***, a leapt on matter* Staff of th* Army would racdv*
1 suatalnad In Urn* of war. 1 do
lying oversaat. HU work.was to th* correspondent*,, and aniwci
' Is litre, howavtr, that It la poeany
question.
Even
th*
war
map*
.‘Mi#. true patri*“*i« of
1 slbl* to dlscrimbiata between n*eo{.. th*., enemy m d twmunl.
th* people by conlrlbullag facte war* revealed and tha poeiHmi
1 aaiary military .csnsorshlp. far
in* hit achlevemenL"
of
tho
rival
armies
esplalnod,
For
to . their Information Ineofar a*
protection, and political and *eoi* • ■*
"
two
yaara
this
writer
w»»
.
*(>
they could b* told without ini[>*r1 nomle censorships which, no mati nf i Um Interesting fagta
lllng.ih* military aapodltlon. Ill* tached In -Secretary lUkrr'i staff
1 tar what their nntlva*, decal**
chatfrinUio. * ( .tn.'oUwr
mein Job wm tha nailing of Ih't and with 10 to 30 dvjtian now*,
I *nd pervert demaatlc public opin
af egotism, la that U learn*
pafermrti aisUlanta ’ vcnlllelcJ
ion. usually rmuUiag In gross
ig. Uyrbart Swop* spent and the debunking of false public every department and phase of
| (Vila by a concealment of rataf h|*J llm* In Washington orlnton.
army activity, John Wjlber lankrallty. Th* voluntary caaaanMp
1 tha last war. Ha was In
In* (lid tha same in tha N*vy H«of tho World War caatpalgn waa
partraenL
'
W*
gave
•
out
naw^
' a step fartvand. I am perpWaed
fake* add, many misfortunes went
carafuily
authorised
by
resdonthat
tho able newspaperman
irpahnUrod by lb* CommUta*
fm row*-|h« on
Herbert Swope would Igas re It
Publlt Information, hat tlm* slbte offlceia of departmenta,
af Ui* wonsad alt-in the name of tha Cabi
Wnd roach back ta tho dark ****
Stvatloa' of a and' again;’ daaptto terrific pollt- net officers w* represented. Any
krai - proaeuroe, lU aenrfea waa
for a plan. Ha should know thar*
I* aiieh a (king a d ' "losing" a
emthlnhB by Congress, Even those reporter could com* to u* and
gat a n ' authoritative answer, «(•
war. afU r having, “aron" IL In
*d-i I doubt U his p|an who foeght Georg* Groal from any quo'Uon, or an, IntanMti
a democracy, vdlantary cantorregarded .pi. brutally start to flnUh admitted, finally, with any official on any subject.
ih ip and an honeeL or a t Maat
iq t unnecessary by tha ftwk nh aha of tMt'war u U u u
W*
did
,
not
try
Vo
“
nuik*
napf-T
deeanL ayirtaM, a t public Infer>f present-day, army of; hftH.Jwan aroused to patrUtU du Wo did not supprest rInform*•
maUon laivi, surely, -in-th* dlrac
i matter how hsrl-M l- ty so qelekly and sueecssfully as tlon. ,Wa did, not vldloolously try
Uoa af an lafarmed puklU oplaancient theory of iron ‘ bf: Ataerirops. NsUrpl-y, so.ea to ‘‘sail" the army >nd *.
S a iT S s a .'
to th* people as gras* ageptg.
« Wgr, College, kqt up-ta- had no faith In any m
Th* Sacralary of the War Mu
warrior* realise It may M.
Istarvtewed by . grouWUMywMVl
pa to push tha etyfllw to* wan forever sneering, « *»wp :*ww- aaawer any fair quo
th* , far-slgbled
I* tblo as it msy, men wbu
on# concerning parti
id and (operated tho otiHght*
It wga serioeoml* (
■dmlnlsiraiton pewapt
af agfArtu|Ml^ on whan th* conflict
utklag generals fiercest overseai, try
net f a y .t i sdresulU tha vslsaury
n goverg^nt commiaalen
S
latabe (Jack; Alet tnddi
her charge tha LFI j Lead*
her kuabtnd- t e e (MM
ufbel
•roaa flndlagt that Uw .*
tnlidellty again*t Mr*,
had not boan ptored,;
charge agalaat hac. baal
■Before th e, decree <
throng*, how.r.r, the i
Bkortly,
comjpanAJwhtl ,bf
11 Mr. B<
ferocity.
to aawi from jori*-
tha ootbrssk o f th*
military
■ yy
v\
SkUlalei
t», and Ouy 'StlUman, !« , ah
■Mu by O ajr a f th* dl**rsrr*e#J
la her bOi of partlraiats, tM t
BUIlmon recited • that aha k sa
•the nawm o f • the eroeUa wli
Whom ehe cbW ffd ber faiubsn
committed Infldslltt#*,/. hat - li
final decree reorded thit'.aha .dl
net know .them.
*'
*
�0*Mb*n
fotiuha;
K tr , w«*i
n to f* .!; nan, Rirn off.
...
'
S H ttH ItiC M Club; 7, Eight Dcurei
O tc lie .tr* ; 7: If,. .Studio Pyo-
per ton truck toad,
I t Loot i t Avenue,
INDIVIDUAL
. J»cU from |
Anno Clark,
Front h At*.
! . WDBO - Orlandn.
5, Muiieal Mood.; S:M, South
Sea lalandere; 4:15, St. MorlU Orfheatra, CBS; f, Artkar PryerAi
Cremo Band, CBS; 7:M, CdrttfWJ
Tune* and Jlngtee; 1:48, Hook
Parkin* Co.’* program of Crwttar
m u le; 8, Symphony Cancott; #,
Hawaiian Shadow.; 0:1k, Variety
program; 10, Moonbeam*.
VA
Avanuc. Sanford, $000 or $1
taak wRh mortgage bark far $'
Dr. W. K. UacOQUOAUs CHI- at 4 f t S yaaro. Mr*. K. T. Wn
HOFRACTOR, U n e w lota tad at n i t . Fealmore Apt. No. 10, 1'
Copoland B t. Jackaonvlll*. #
kla m ldtacn la Fteral Bright*.
8 . Sanford.
o t ' A u g u s t i n e — E»t*n»iv»
addition* t* ba erected to Sam
Marta' Avenue Hoatalry, Vaughn
LOST: ^flnjr black klflatt Tueaday vm a.
Dredging underway on ea.tem
io o Y
for fear m noeeullr* week*.
W llntoa V. PS, tbiuatooa. Ct*l
•old I ’l r r o l l I ’m i r i , o n d tbo an
oe*i t h e r e o f ttilw llrd 4ar of
A. n. m i .
V. R
IWM'iMJk
Hr: A. M. VfKKKA IfV
aV mi'JJi. A. II. WILKINSON
H nllrilnr f«>r O m p U liv t M .
w* v* ■re pi *■■art
tfiora, lb-old I'n u n ly
nilaolnner.. A e m I
i*nuni| FI*.
Ilr: K K lll'RDK'K,
NOTIrM.
LL ALLOWANCE on yout
who I. with the United *’ HtaiK
ittery. 314 W. lir t t St.
army In the Panama Canal Bond.
He aaya he finda It a .pi*mild Ufa
dawn there.
F B R N P A R K
Mr. ami Mr*. Thnman AgraMr. and Mr*. Juh« J, Maumann minle, ton-ln-law and daughter of
Mr*. Iledgw of Kern Park who POM RENT: Light HoUdrkeeping
left in their car Thur»ila>
for
Kotina with private bdth. $15.
their tummer homo in Pialnfied, »pent lh# winter In Cuba, are
Iwated In New York tHiy,
monthly. Mra, C. W. Speer, 112
New Jerwey.
Barbara Hunt who haa been III
SKA CAPTAIN DIKH
atvdral week, at Florida Sanitari
um, haa returned to the home of
PENBACOLA, June • - l A P } ~
UR RENTt FumUhed Houar.
t» e mother 511 *- L T. Hunt.
Captain or Chleagu, a relative ef
Curlier Oak and 11th Street. See
mere* held an informal regalon on Raoul Ainurvd.en, Actlc erplohef,
Thuraday alght when plan, wen- died here yeoterday frim ’ a 'afftt# FOR RENT: Five room furnl.hed
formulated for the annual picnic nf pataly*l*. He wa* 74 yearw .1^ botiM. Call 411 Park Ave.
(o be given on Saturday. Arrange The body will bo *ettt to t'hlcaga
ment* wdf* made to have algna for fur builal.
bird prelection placed about the
CRKSTVIEW— Emary and J. B. FIVE ACRES. 2 1-2 Irrigated, and
tpwn aince lungwoml ha. been
five room hcu.e. Weal Flr*t
Carr acquired Standard Service
tcggally det r
Street, oppoaite Fpaler'a Filling
by the preecnt laglplature at Talta- Station located on aouth o f rpllSUtlcn. Mra. R. K. Millen. UW
hlifliro.
rr a<l.
Palmer. Oilando.
Mr. and Mra. W . A. Kilt* have
TEN
ACRE tllnl farm. ReaAonabte
received word that their aon I. L.
New River bridge on Ftate
rent. Conte and aee the preaent
Kltla. an officer In the United Road No. 24 la-tarn l . ’oe But
crop. Caaper, below Glndrrvllle.
State, army, haa been sent to ler and SUrke, dedlrateil.
California to enter the fiunauo
21— A crea g e F o r Hale
Olympic p o lo jia jn which ooon
FOR RALE: Fifteen acre farm
Enjoy a weak end at the eeaon hard road. 10 eteared, 4 tiled.
«lde or a flahlng trip In New
Ala* two 10 arre block, uncleared
Smyrna the b e a t
flitting on road to Monree. L. A. Rvnaud,
ground on the Eaat Cohit of 304 W. 2nd Bt,
Florida,
FREE HVIIMIEfl
Slay at ALBA COURT, New
A FEW good bargain* In atorage
Smyrna’* moat modern Hotel.
furniture, auch aa beda, iprlng.,
Room* with private or con drtaaera, gaa itovea, ate. Phon*
5, Catholic Hour, NBC; 4, Henry necting
bath*. Comfortable, 408, I,f.»»lng'i Tranafer and StorContelly; 0:15, Record*; 0:30, Kloc- quiet, modern, refined, home
trie Ship Jatkion Oichealra; 7. like. Dining Room. Garage*. tga, 4th and Pine Bta.
aoHington Jlotel Orche*. Special week-end rate*. Take
itra;
n { .7:10,, Church
v n i r n i i*.«4a
Church. uService*;
0:15, your family along. Write for
rlodlng, 2i6a, 2*4*. and 2alDa.
Meyar'a Plano, Studln Program
Worth the money. Imaalng'* Tron*ratea and booklet.
U;45, Sunday Night- at Seth Park
fer and Storage Co., phon* 494.
American or Kora pea a plan.
ara. NBC.1
" ^7 .
corner 4th and Pine.
LONGW OOD
pr
14a. and a r r .l4 .a t of a Rial* or
C n a . t r r other than lb* Kioto of
that her
tn M tn n
a.
particula rly ■■ 1 « anow n la affiant
I* * . fallow*: tap T h ln t At root, fit*
o r - M .eon. H ta t. of (tM irgtat Ihai
lh .r o I* no uoraon or p * r»«n « In
ib* Atato of Klurlda **r\lc* of *
auhpnen* or annitnnaa In rhonrerv
would bind u l i l
it 'l'm la n i,
and
that oabt
f .n o .n i I . a v .r iho aa*
of to r n ly .u n r fearei
I T 14. T IIU ItK P O R M n l U i K t l K I )
I b l l .old n n n .rr.ld rn i I* bar* M re.
Mulled in appear to ilie bill of com.
D e p n ii I'lerk .
Governor Franklin D. Roteeralt, of New York, aecompanitiFby
hln eon, made a hurried trip to France to elalt hla mother, wha‘ b4|l.
been HU Hare you aee the governor and hla eon aa (bey dUambarltird
• t Cherbourg. 1
*
‘ ' I-
1
lb* abac* *1*1*0 m«»» and Ol
Th* Aon ford ll.ralu lo h»l
d*nlanot*d oo th* nowapaow
po*.r*ifd*nl of t k » m at* of P io r. wbli-n ibto nrd*r *haU bo pahlN
and for Aemlm.l* rnunreW ftyirlilo,
at llie lr neat teaulor M b M x
In
be held In the Knurl l l i i g p m i Aon.
ford P'lnrld*. on M»nda> Ju ly «lh .
1*11, At le an i.'rloeh, A . M
for
BU1LD1NO BLOCKS—Irrlgatlea
boita and general cement work.
Miiad# Concrete Co. J. E. Terwillager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
*
1.
L E G A L N O T IC E S
MODEL “A" m s Ford 2-door
aedan, and 4-eyUnder Chevrolet
N n llr* I . here h r
al*an
that
cabriolet, IB S model In fide con O.oled
b id . w ill he receivedI h r Ibe
dition. Reel and Bona. Myrtle Ave. Hoard of «*nuniv i ' . i m n l , i j a « i i In'
LANKY’S DRUO
arrlptl.aa, wiagi
a m ice.
PROM
Pboaa 105.
c- ‘
-
At.n* of t**nnkyle*la.
You ara hereby ordered and
nulrrd to h* aad appear th* ,
d » r of Jut*, A. I>. I t t l . l a tao
of ro m n la ln l fllrd a « a ln .t . y * l
S p o t CASH at great tacriNce If
. M a t »(40. Rhode. Futch Collin.;
H H h m l Electric Program. NBC;
. r r.RR, S tu d io
Prof ram; ®, B. A,
F ; M M 1and hi. Lucky Strike Dance
[
O m f c H i a ; 10, Geo i f . Waahlnrton
WJAJC — /arkseovillc. —
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Ire Organ IT-ogram; 10, Watet
- . . 'I , Tina Sifnali; S:0I, U.ncp Tower Program (E . T .); XOtlK
- Freigvam; 5:44, Radio Scrap Book; Smilh-Nait-Rivere; 10:30, Rocbe*
, ft Pant af tha Organ; 4:10, Clyalt
•fe d M*i"l
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I ifn m iu i vOld
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■lay nt Jun*. 1*11. *1 ih* » 'liy lla ll
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nr not Mini r* rlo ln art p * a » d liv
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F L O R ID A ,
Tom Armour Wins
British Open Meet
THEY ALMOST VlS]
THE MOON!
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CARNOUSTIE, S r i l U t i '
A j -> (A r > — Tommy Anwrar*,
f o i M r Arnrr ran opaq* chntny
pb*.
»te
Ote Brftlalr!
i golf championship.
E
Ah
r 'l w i « of IBM for 7* h>lc*
on* stroke ahead of Jurodo.
Crestioci Of National
Economic Board To
StaMUae Business
k Sufgooted In Talk
pan# Sareacn and Parry a RIs,'
Porila pro, Had with CM ami
Johnny Fsirsll, former Amiriaaa opan Klny. and McDtuaM
Rm th wart tied with CM. Bob
by Jana* won the tournament
" 8Art FRANCISCO. Jana » . (A P )~ C .*a tt*« of a “panea Industria* board” or "national orbM a le cauwtir to tfcblUta, condu
ROME.
SET FOR
haul Glhha McAdaa In an tddraaa
.
"Y * ]r little haa htra Uat algM.
i - i w ' S V ’S? ’
W U», -o r* t r B f j U r Indortrler
hbnrd, which temporarily tuper**tad lndu.tr, dnrinr tha World
War. Tha suggested body woold
F t under the Martian of tha gotarmnant, be' explained, and In an
■dalaory an.1 (aaparatlre capacity.
U t e i heard or rourwtl," raid
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u It MrAdao, "caate render aairir* of
kflmti
IncalenlahM rale* In etabillslng
glla£g7tas M l t condition* la Industry end agritulb n ' m eta
t ***** and In prrranting t u n and
llwao aAJ /vur
unomplaymant. ft to.id ala* con
tribute!* tha prrrtntion of cverprvaoetton by determining in adaanra tha amount of national eon(rooilnnod on Para Two)
Inaiamch . an thm.proth* bill hdvd' always
Final R ites Paid To
Mrs. Russell Who
P i e d Wednesday
J * W * f V r d l d * . for lira. II. T.’
Noauil. who died Wadndiday
morning after a long ill ossa at har
MeQoarflU Arrau* homo, wrra
b«U w U n h y aftarnaon from tha
Arthwt • Moor*, Arnold Martin,
Theodor* ft p * Gordon Briston.
Robert Masan and F. F. Duttoaa,
Mtb. Russell was ban at Mancotah, Kent, where aba lived un
til aha waa married ta H t, Rutstll
In ..I MM. • They moved ta various
poiata In Kanaaa from that yi*r
« a t l lhld when they cam* •t^flan-
its lian Government
Apparently Malt
NoMove Toward!
tabling Conciliat
Will Attend Conven
tion A r m e d With
Demands O f D r y s
Junt
Fight T o )
PASSAGE OF RACE 20-Year
galize.Pari-Mut
BILL CALLS FOR Wagering In St
CONTROLBOARD Fi na l l y So c c o f
5.— (A P > w rln
abliM diplomau In the itenrt of
rope P . U l c .rfrrre.1 with 'hiru
Thursday rrgarding tha rttlqyl
situation between tha thurtlmuud
Ua »t*t*. but tha Italian gaverunirnt apparently arna making, ua
move toward rent illation.
On Iht other
nd member* at
tha Catholic clubs which havabeon
claactl by government aider hart
bean informed that up to July I
.WASHINGTON, Julie ft.- (A P )
—T ie newly faunaJ allied force*
far prohibition expect ta go to the
‘JteyolUean and Democratic cmrenl'ona Mat year armed' with a
million or more pledged, trot** de
manding dry planka and dry canHidatae,
Thla wa* mad* known yaialerday
by Dr. Daniel A. Poling of New
York, r ha11roan «-f tha »Ule»l forcar, In annaoncclag that Mr*.
Ruahmur* Patterann of 'Wafhlngton had arerpteg tho cha'rrnan-hlp
o f Ihe womenV-brnneh. ‘
The oiganteatlon plan* t i oprty
It* rampalgn In Coluinbu-, OUw
Sept. H. Between- then npd Oct
IH, three-day. MBinalgna In major
ritlea throughout the'eiaunfry are
contemplated, fallowed hr ropetani
meeting* until a«gt July in M 7
dtie*. Kenato«i‘ Barah, Hrpuh|l.-*o
of Idaho, and SkefparO. Demorrat
of Teia*. Poling'said, are to Join
a ronw of ojhrr *g«uk«r* In rattyIng «be dr, rampalgn directly do
'tin pearl*.
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Dr. Pblng *aid the ultimata
goal •»> thg. niatan ai. Which he
•Sour Grapes’ Attitude j iry Is Given Case Of
.Blamed For Report. Black i For Alleged
A b o u t Difficulties
Chuluota S l a y i n g
tho March**#, w*lh Cardinal Oaapewl, ha* been conducting In
TAMPA, Jon* B .- IA D — Heformal negotiation* tee n setUomenl of the dlipute.
.
’ • •* < pntt* have l>*«*| clirulBtc-l and
' At n gwatura of pretest against promt tly lirnlbd that diaarnalon
the dissolution or Catholic club* In Plnellat rouaty over tk# financ
tha pope to<Ja, forbade tho cus
tomary religious piore**ion* com- ing of the "Seminole »ltr” for the
mimi rating Coipu* Chriati day Flor.da mi Idler* ‘ h ime may Jeup.
arnla* the <hn|n>lof tho ell*.
outride the Cilholir churches.
Tli* ipimrte rhme out of O landc
j Th» etremonte* were held inside
C d tho priest* In Italy's 2U.0O0 by newspaper and iadlo nnd were
rl*bes etplalned to their congre otflrlally denM nt Ht. IVteragation* the unusual pruredura waa burg yw«trr«liiyi The denial printed
taken heewuae there wa* no guar'1 In * lb i-ctilumii elory In the SI.
ante# that the Corfu* Chriati pro f'etvr-hnrg Tlnieg yeete.duj morn
roe*Ioni would ha free from dangar ing kbunfd the rtimoia on a "sour
af IntainipUcn by tho** who hawa ,g**| c-“ attlliab- of Orlamlo Interengigrd in nntbCathalic demon- eete.
!
atretione f*r tha past week or aai
The Drlandn Daily New* printed
The-faagiat newepap-r* mala no * "lory Taenia^ liiorping f.om Ita
comment bn
development, nor Washington mtewaisuslrnt saying
did they/carrp any editorial eg- Ui*I although Ft. Petersburg'*
preaaitna In conne-tlon with the
eontyoganty Neither did tha goelijmanl make any gutwvd r**# !***—■*
•f
It.w aa learned Thursday the
f la to votein the’ Eighteenth,
LwdmenV M that the trained- 'ydntlfT bad eent'a second note of
protest ta the government fallow
r object.vo la the pobtlfnl roning that which Foralgn Minister
tll.ns af nexYyaar. After that, Dlno Grand! declined to iweeiva
indicated a reorganisation of last Friday,,
forces would ha si Iacted foe
tmAc.
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presidential Vhjhpalin.
Ion Clark, thalrmin of the KL
•oMng estlmaled the irln mum
Petersburg saltier*' ham* emu(Continued on Far* Two)
milter, denying any dlriseaslnn
o m a hand l*eu# In flnanro the
ham*. Mid the abstract tu the
Salvation A r m y
B udget Campaif)
Approaches G o
Sanford Gains Top
O f G olf League By;
Victory Yesterday property wni
Sr Tfc|lverlSl_to-|>#
government nn request, and tha
deeds w'H be given uprm ansptaneo af the iltlv* II* wlr*.| that
Information tu Frank Illna.. trierana* administrator,
night.
Unqualified Reports,
report*, spread In
gannl in farming.
M a la aunrlvod by her htebnnd,
one daughter. MUa Ollrg Rotaell,
i
and flea eons, Herbert, Feedyc*.
Ctoyds, Henry, and Jaah, gll rasiDonations to the
Ralvation
dents o f Fanfari. A aUter.t Mr*. Army's 94900 budget appeal had
Oj O. Wilson. Rsrtra, Rapa.) and reach*-! tho aam o f |>S10.U at
flpaa hr*theva> CharU* SUrien, noon today, according te Btlgadier
ceCiVerMtlon, barr sad that
a
I’.nd Issue mag meet with some
opposition at the polls. || alro ha*
bean aald that dtp and county
officials charged with the flnanetug bro at odds nn Ihe method.
Mayor J. D. Pesirr of Ft.
Chalet, Bt. rrterahurg Army ofD-
T A L L A H A S S E E , JundJ
( A P ) * - A 20-yenr fig h t tc
jr a llw racing atul pari-mu
W agerin g is F lo rid * « n j
Thursday m the Houae Jo)
TAI.IJMIAS.SEK, Jana A.~(AP> the Senate in overridin g (
The bill Irgalliing racing In ernorwCarlton** veto o f
Pltul<i*, paiard yratarday orar fir s t ' facin g meaaure . i
(lavrmor Cailton's rati, craatra n
lacing rnminit.ion of fire memBy a rote of M to'fa, thw Tit
bar. which will regulate apart.
mustered4* two-thlnb majorltj
The rtimir.iailonera maal ha ap virtually,Ihe 'SDio.sllm margli
pointed hy tha g irtrnor within 30 in IherSenate. ThetNoyste rt
daya and confirmad by tha Senate. M tovll to oveirida Ihe rate.
One member will be appointed
Tte Lkglxlaluros ycllin , «
from each of the four congress- Ihe bUMaw lawnojiatcly. It j
lonal diatrirt, and tha fifth from vide# for local referendum* 4
tha atate at large. Tha atala countie* He.lrlog race t racks |i
treasurer will te ox-off Id r treas up a *tata racing rommitalon
urer af the rommla.lon and the Ike inntrol of ' hone and
attorney (racial will ha ita allot- Hack*, and lerlaa p tea of U
nay.
percent tin rarl niutuel greuwt
Th« rnmml.aion will hare an relpu and I t perrant on ada
office at Tallahaaaee and may alona. The revenue will be diet
npen hmnehea in anx port of tha *<iuliy amnnr the cminUei. of
•lata during the racing aeaaon, atate.
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limited Dec. I to April I. '
The.new law permit* raring
Each emnmhaloner mn.t poat a Florida between Dec. I and jfl
te a l » f MO0O. and no person who I each »#ar, with the enact' da
har had any connection ndih racing
(roattnoad on Pago B ill.
In Ihe la.t three ycara will bo
eligible to abrte.
The commission will pa** on
pei ml to for track nnd f ' l tha
datei for rare meeting*. It will
mate an aymial report to the gov-
Commission Must Be
Selected In T h irty
Days By Governor
Prterahatg ilen'ad sav dissension
among Ih# official.. Ra aald:
Judge Wallace W. Wright'a
Cirri;ft Coart which ha* been In
session for the past weak In tha
dUpotJilon of criminal case*, wa*
adjourned late thla afternoon antil Monday meriting when the
roeond of four murder rasa* will
be heard.
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A Jury* of 13 Remlnoln County
residents wore this afternoon
given the rase of Kd McCullough,
alias Kd Smith, col red man who
1* alleged to have (hot and
killed a negro named Alex l(f> well at Chuluota |*lt Ortober.
Tha rase got under way yeetenlay afternoon when the Juyy,
cumposed of the fallowing, had
been |uw*ad hy both State** At
torney Millard B. Smith, and the
couneal for the negroi N. J. Tan
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(Continued on
J. F. Mitchell, ATt*. Partin. O.
G. Ja.-kson, and A. 8. Uawklat.
Fourteen wllftaa*** had been
placed on Ihe stand alnc* yes
terday, moat of them defense wit
ness**. Moit of them wera negro
I artirpanla. In 'n "akin” gam* at
which McCullough and Maxwell
were Mid to have played, and
TAM-AIIAKHKE, June 5 —
most of than told mnfll.-tiag (A P I—A proposal to ailo^Mt* all
stories ax to thg facts In ths ad valorem tea** on reel estate
rase.
except The constitutional an* mill
It developed during the trail Irvy for schools offered today lu
that tho Maxwell nsgte had Ik* final momenta af Um regular
loansd McCullough money with aaselon. Tha bill waa Introduced
Which to play, and that later He l*y Senator llodgea was read bUt
gave MgCrllough money to pur- not acted on.
rha>*.a drink of liquor. Maxwall
Interrupting the Senate'a searwaa also aald to hav# .been ht- rying to clear IU desks In tha
trakated and |a a threatening last day of the MMay session
nioaul for several minutes before Senator llodgea charged "tha
k.o WM hilled by a single shot 1933-31 biennUI Ua levy will ha
from a .33 pistol,
»
33 mill* instead of 14 aa now
The, State, through Attorney levied . unless the Legislature
Bmlth offered J. F. McClelland,
Geo. Jones, CUf/ard Clark. Hen-
R e a l Eatate Tax
B i l l Introduced In
Legislative H a l l
• ' I D * financing ol the soldier*'
horns Is n eai taint j Th* loon^ra(Contlnncd on Pag* Turn)
tae* Will
A t School
WARRINGTON •»««• » - ( A P I
— Fikgularily of gumnroent bond
lmu*« throuali whkb Ih* United
Slate* raised la tnajr (»r the tVurl I
disabled vsterana
Hrmlnols I’ ounty.
wa* awldemed again jee'arday whan go*iet*ig Mellon m VI
an JgiMMJIUo.iNio I-sue a n nannard Manday lad I era over■•lecrbod eavrn
an I one-half
Captain K.
ittm t’ T l l
that tha rid
help,” Mid
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taM teteHi.noo.ooo ha I
irtthed for tk# 19-yaar, 3
re 10 to 7, and
dafcetH Aluma
a.Tht' .landing*
■ding t* (since
■fatl. w wi Isor,
ifDaLanland OrjAmt twe; I'iba-
Er*n u,
a'-m.
|te allolmanl* trill bv
Hwbakly tonight,
; rape ita agreed that
■ nvcrsubscrlptlon wa*
Jhtg I f Inraitor* whe,'
-ae'to'n amvust' of
Fkam inr tb* laeu*
katauhacrihel, submit'
Ja asking far tHrr* or
>Uha amaant they acph By duVur i in* they
when the altetOMati
laced they would re-
Fill WUI Go To Jail
Despite His Illness
KLP.DfO, Juua S ^ -(A P )— Al
ter! H. Fall, former secretary of
the Interior. il*t*rmln*d to attempt
a trip tu Washlngton'fnr posalbla
caminilment f ) Jell on a bribery
conviction despite aaoiairarwa bf
four pby.lciaM In a etatemeni
that ha'la phyakally unahl* to
make tb* Jounay. Ha was avnten-od to a ywnr'* imyriaonmsnt
and a llaa ot,4tM A00 dollar* on
a chary* of M«MUog a bribe from
Rdward L. Daheity In (he lealog af naval stj twaerr* Dads.
Fall wa, HI J * bed wktn h* an-
flower' liait, wide-brimmed
luro hat* and tarban* with,
im*o veils, and feather*, hu
band*, and long itreamer rih
for trimtnlag.
I
Glittering' llttla combe,
unttirtng
comb*, haly
halrpl
barrata, even buir-rlhhons, wtm
and small benquata warn In 1
hair. The old "rat" used in tha i
atlan of tha pompadour 1* reUat
hut In the TKJ’s there were
boyish bohe
The girdle with stay*, tho r
fled petticoat u#d frequenter 1
Bel# eorht are halag used ta Ml
an old fashion#,) lady o f the
UUIoua flapper. An
eldn
"wrlnhlt" In a flounce of sUffa
crinoline which makes the *1
stand out ilka R did In tha 1m
aklrt era. What'* room, they»v*n bringing bath tha aid " «
catcher" on Inalda hem-hand
which coma* brlow tha long ah
Jackets era fitted tightly at
natural waistline luoe* above, i
frequently flared below. Hava)
rape*, u»k<ts and tells am
current tedlurvr. Hhlrta are tb
o»*r tb* hi ye. gorad to glea a 1
effort, or snm aqld. by plan
lusets eg . cliculac flounce*. 1
neckline ta high nn<) often da«
of ornament or roller. Hleers* i
leg-of-ntuttan. bsllAhaped, ah
ruffed or atralgkl length. Mi
cuff effort* are seen, partkul*
tho oMTaabloned guantlatt tyy
Lae* mlta are perhaps moat.
minUesnt o f other days. R* i
th* llttla how* on opera yum
the buttons, braid, embroidery t
eth-r Intricate detail in mad
ros turning.
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Tennessee Goverm
Telephone Builder
Wins In First ]
Dies In Petersburg.
KT. rk.TEHUiURU. Jun* ». —
(A D -John Bailor, Wl, builder of
ih* first long dletane* telaphono
Him and pecasual f|l*nd of
Thomas Edison, died today after
b lingering ,'llnea*. In tha cutljr
day* of telagisphy Bailor worked
with Edtern. later becoming at•oe'alod with th* B«U Tel*phono
Company. Ua retired last year.
Ths funeral will ba bald har* guni.
•ft
lliher,
and .Sager* Ca
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TEN N AVAC CADVTS M A M Y
A N N A PO U R , J m
tentyllve*
today dgfoatod
dyllve* tteky
defeated u
article of iqtpaochpwnl j
oia'nat Governn Henry
ArHcI* Op*, of right
charged ha entered, lute
g— (A P )—.
Wedding bnlte rang ay 19 Natal
A end*my grate ate*
yesterday
h*dMb**u Mnuatea*" ***** S S
Uat y*sr Bl uuuyDe umnted> M
Cspone]
Income
�'^ v«iy>w ,U w rv.4 k g^’
ta lh« «M
Writer* Ul
jjHoadrjj^Oeljdm
aiiWEWV
I'mreefc of deliberations. Th«
trembly also *111 bit bold at
mt, It waa derided. '>\ ■
Bearably adjourned after a
MMten la which Im m ends
oirembly'* work w»r» pkkarte farewell «p rr*h f <!»•
w z j\ \ / 4■. .
' morel ug
nm I «
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dc-
te eotuldcration of a receox
(tea by a selfst committee
ko country tharrk departM ab>)Uhed, and Jaat bofora
VJXlk:
Md la I N I to promote
; work In ratal im u.
rflng tho om m iltM roeemitem tko Iter. C. p. )»ar*>
r far an effort la
wintry eksfck from
•storied that tko •linKh more critical now."
inker* described I Ho
moat a* "doopontely
aobd"do* i
ihlte tkooo who overtopped
f tko Proobytcrioa and of
Sapartmont*.
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director or tko dopartmonl,
if. Hoary MrUtuWto of
and, Vo., wao reflected for
o-yaor term, after, aa effort
ure hi* tens to,on* year
Bee. H. H. MeCnriln .<*
grille, Fla, wo* appointed
re a tbroo.yoar tana .on the
ml**lon esecotlve commitone-yeor term we* flvon tp
Andrew Hromlett, eleo of
grille.
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general ••oombly o f*.th e
torlan Church In tko II. fe
ed te hold Ila 1993 mooting
tvor, Call., and adJoorAod
talon* here yesterday,
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fomalty^'
auembly
fermally com*
fad tko "effort on the part of
reap of oubatantlal cltlaon*
ugkoit tbo country tn alUte
Sad maintain o national dolly
Ir'Chriotton In lU ^.plH t
look, and lo *un4 for
iSoto and enterprise wKleh
oar blgheit Idoalo."
I toward oatabUakmont of
Mper wore tolllatod liy the
lot denomination at ' an
iy Agra yeara ago. ,
;
to. Hid tentatlee ntgitliore1 being conductod by
H'gh, editor of the Ort»«vald, pabllobod |n Cblcgga.
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H., Qore sad athefa
trap
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company
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Tkl* growth of Cirhanga v .la .c
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b* rwwUreblr ■ "«"• »!*
•r your orgaauallona.
goring tko coming rummer ind foil
Tko Florida Cprai Kirksnfo ka* by a roatlnuatlrn ot action os Iks
mad* maikeVpTeireea Is Its nr- merger progTsm already adopted
ganlsstlon development wllkls tko by tko Florida Cltrw* K* change,
rial*. Wo karo a for tarfor, Tko Csrhango to now In olooo eoeotroafor and more cloooly kalt or- fyrenre wUk 11 of iko UrgoM ingsaltotlos ikon oror bofore.
doposdoat ifflpptef InUrooU la tko
Y ob are familiar wltk tko to- aUlo. Tk. completion of area a
c o m la tko porooateet of tko to•*
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to) eroy wkteh baa boos broegkt * ■ » « * « » lacwooo to porvoatog* of
uador tko control'of cooperation, rooporatlro control.
It kaa kata 1acrean d from U l l te
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approrimotoly 4»% during the past
Uedeotlee of Rotten*
two or tkreo aoaooaa. And tkte toTkoro hoa boon a derided Inorooao kaa not boon obtained. on- create la efficiency In tbo handling
V sly through merger* of (adopts- of fruit within tko orgnnlutlon.
dent grower-ahipper orgaaltatioM, Tbo Tampa office retain* on fruit
bat bat boon obtained largely kavo boon rodaccd rteodlly from
throegh rareawful arganisafton I I * la the 1934*11 u i h * to t l «
contact with Individual grewtra.
the preoont totuon, and (ho propo*-
' Consider the records for the past
eeaaea to March let. The orgeat*
nation added 111! now mombotgrower* (not Including grower,
ahlppero) owning 11,I»T aoreo of
groro proportion Poring Uo *Sm*
■ l i t acre*, loft tko ergaatoaUea
for one resets or another. Tbl*
loavoo as a sot tocreaae daring tbs
ported of U l grewyn, owstog IT.114 a m
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Gentlemen:
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Hera are facta about recent progreu and development
in your organisation. They are given to you gentlemen ao
that you will have definite data onihe general picture with
which to meet the wave of argument and criticism which
la being leveled agalngt the organisation aa usual during
the grower withdrawal period. We believe that this infor-
It la alee Important u leek at
the dlatribeUea of volume per aa>
societies. It haa Is m boon a policy
« f this organIxallon to ollalaato
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Praaldents and Directora • N
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of the
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Florida Citrus Exchange,.
Sub-Exchanges and Associations.
po^k H K A B .if you muat, and boilerslhatyou
VJl art getting along all right without an organlead clfnia marlrating system.
j
VTKat may £etruc In your case— IP you*
doHXfWjjcndfor a living on a proaparoua Indus,
tifvnBHfAuch apathy la glrlnr everyone who
doe* ajflock oCheadaches and skimpy rooatey
T v^HAwJong will you balleve In fairy talaaT
. . No iflll-o’-tho-wUp plan will ever make dtrua coiuWantly profitable. It talrea good, souiftf.
hhrae.vna*,. plenty of.hard work, pltla a odncchtratfou of. volume control In a ouu-fcetiad
■fancy competent to apply auceaaafully the fun-;
damegtal prifleIpi r* of merchandlalng to every
^Ahd that’a why you ahould support thk
FtorIda.Qtyti4 Exchange.
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. Ufa a grower-controlled, non-profit organ!latfinfkMowm! wager to serve. Its hard-work
ing Board of Directors and emptoyoea have pro
duced. rrofrdia’ has bean made. Reaolta bare
been o b t a l p i d . f .
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.But it Ucktrthe power of 7G percent mini
mum toatroiof the product.
JKVenr plan tried haa developed lnt6 a beau
tiful bubble only to buret Into a disappointing
and eortly failure. Certainly now la the tima to
uvo the only plea remaining— the only one never
given a chance.
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That plan la adequately supported coopera-
li,', v £ w t n ( r plan which hM proved suecesatuHftsimilar altuationa elsewhere. It to the
plan becked by economical experts and the Fed
eral Government.
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lt f fen end must work. In Florida.
fftfd 111 h llir of Oiaml Nunaftr f . P. Ctm■oesder /•
«■ dVeate.We repeodoeed 4a
fM##dw>/tiemr*l. II rlUt fmtli •( •rremmllitM**/ aid prf u n la am orgeelmiJei wile* It
n r i l t h i l I t A * fiiir a l Ftrm JiMrd mt lie *a1/
ktfU af ■pri/llahlt orpMbolIc o •to lie FlarUm
Htre* mtmtUf.
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Florida Citrus Exchange
sad will more Sa eetlmaled volume
for tko eoaaaa of IM fe l eve. ThU
to’ aa avorago per ompteyco mt
1 IM care— M.S cere pt.* employee
mere than the California srganleaUoa. Fartkar. tko Florida Citrao
Eifkaago paid Ha ompioyoM aa
avorago of glfe.M per penea loot
tanuoUy than tko California organtepUea. ‘ I ,
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which had practically ao ckaaco of
obtalalag odoouto tolama far eeonomteal • poreliana, or to build
rack aooodsttoai tkreagk riroag
maaagomawt tote cotta which coaid
operate satisfactorily la tko later- ‘.VThaw to semperieen of the of.
trie of their grower mombsce.
Upon Ik* icrnsreltofttoa of tbo
raanlag laduatry, »bl*h to ItoeW te
proof of tko fact that tha ladopendoat reaaora are anabto to
tko adaeatega
ceaerd grape:
poariblatkow
control mt tko I
Uo oectiea vohuao of 4I.1S
. VIgrids Citrus Eiriungn report
solo* are throe there aa great aa
(kdy'haee over khan, site for the
(Iret thus In tko kiatory of our eiport' ball soon, Uor-Juee grade of
fWh had boot ohippod. Ofto-third
f t thle ryayon’i volume told at exatel or bftter than prlcca avail,
fa to tko domett I* mark ft*. ' .
gko bulk deal, uaoally a menaoo
.propur toerehaadlalng, waa banatf. hy tha fterlda Cltraa t i
ekango Bates Oo
te |serially sad dealer aorrieo Fruit Kubango
Were priced In atratogto poal- moat dooirabla
l la the country, portteriariy nvallsbU to tbo
ulddte we»t, and read# roapute
Ifar tbo devotete**** * f a ddivetanfo of Walk bnriaooo. Tblp
rarest won conlnod almost ywt te email trims fhd te mate
to liadllfef
co to radical trim*- flrdcpsttr
mental-tferia have boon.»ui>dl*;d*
od-by commodities making'poo.
riblo a araokcUorf rapoevlateuesd
aoaeoatrattea of taloo.ew oeuagfa
sad grepofnrit Tko umlly bat
boos rolridod |ato mdoo: dlflatefa
and dletricta, pormltttog av abfaf
handled tko Walk
Sl lector ia witoa-
ibaltea mt Nwbodge
HjWM lbo..,J« V
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—w*- vr uma
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la tha dcrelopmedt e f
tout/
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tea forming tbo ooeoild
•y wUI follow , to a few
a organise In Indtank tor
ri a l tko soon,
and Mra. J. U. Griffon *f
ink arrived Tooaday mere« a few dsya, vrilt wUk
ktere Mre. f c t e i t r . King.
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helpful ewd e ilg k
tfca big *-When 'at Ike desire « f t
IIon, « Citiiena Flm
I»n f'umm’ ltf.1 « M
l * " W March 9, 1930. a pot
,0f a roeclut’on then paatai *)
'• aerIVei to tbe principle that |
m m m k
• Treat to Ert"
221 East First. Street
Opposite, Pootoffice
..
..
farm* of property' to a va>?»
degree but nevertheless comfhb dancer now ' confronting
>la .*<1 at Wp pal
td 'it t> ft
be rulnou
LONGWOOJ)
rinn-Lovett
First St
ly kg eerai the letot tateag tin
;•
- tjunmary of addreee on the Ta* U*-payer*. hi rack cvaaUy,. g.w»
I I PrdMem of Florida delivered by
P | Oteaeomrr Oowo.-IMmtor-of Alt-
*
We Deliver
TTSeee fed paiagrapid eut lino,
,| • CAmty Federation of
Women's
' aclF
***}• are
7<Mly a*'?*’
few words
2 PACKA6C8
■
Red Fryers, lb. 96c
.IV eiloe because of organised
• no ilety, or tbo protection which
(i* * ■ » * * * thrimgl , g o v ern'm w'y1
tkwwn around tho sctirille* ood
ir of W U of lu ciUcna. Tngat'.or la
l ' '»• ‘ Uy. wbon viewed fo'td-todhdtonY
'
•* d boot Sedee, n payment oh the
,
pi rt of the cltlaen for protection
f l tn, hla rlghu. HolJ.tomkano, *Tbe
i/.-'.H
« • * * r f t loeemmenl u
f
rbraver then th.c,
T R ow ntor/CWorf. two gener-
cfvUlaatlou to bate learned
IQBbuWP
It'developed b ^ X t n l o
to—4a waadafnl, edtram-
jp wo.;
A !j,» « P F r t y of every Vlnd.hU
tot far enough aloog the
RED SNAPPER
• » » nrgoed, vgry
O ’»*nrii >t-v-y
uj fcaaad** I d!
.
\r
ersburg
au..tl7n
far* tto^^a
manner In which, tto fl;
rhaU ba dano.
• ■■ ,
be financed *hy a bond
IT f#W Uhl tto rotf Vf
le . seppcrtlng this megahe
pn<tl<aU« ta
to profticauv
tu k ftto fto
btU lotito Via
SULTANA
dua a
,
to .F rtt PeHvety—Phone t o r order before MO A. M.
or 0:00.P. M ..
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pmcm
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A p i
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•
Lb. Cloth Bag
nii().8* A fl!
“ A_q\»otatlon
A
nqw la made fr)m
the tjoVemor'i mean go at JUni
outline of, Ihr present legislature
•roof a.tore*
a.-erenue anils we hare
•Freni
retched the point <f diminishing
tetaraa, fr.tai an.le-eme angle the
pehit W no return at ' alt.''
. So far a* I Loner, no paper Jn the
State caught thli alarming cry.
Fo far ae It is shown yet In Telia*
haeeea, tbr Uovr nor’ hee n»t boon
heeded; and rerh day (tea Florida
at « ' government drifting toward,
an abjaa that wat plainly vialble
ae ftp back at
stated Mr.
He we. ftA*
. ba
•
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POUNDS
NOk 2 C AN
POUNDS
Good St
P6rk SA
MYFJIS-L, Z 'i Kraaler
F6l*T MYFJIF-1..Z.
2 0 r & 2 5 «Lb.
POUND
PET MILK
(TALL CANS)
V - . * £ - ------------ ' U i
" o'
PORK HAMS pound a5d
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No: 2 CAN—SWEEPSTAKES JJJH^NU
Wholesale and Retail
VOVlIp JA^P|(^REC.)
•*»
artfihfdbr-iter^wfey-t. tto
I l ' M i : atom.
c#m #atlen .lid ,M p ro n t»j rv-
Tto
n tore'net keen Ingntly t o
ted, bcceuM the U s rolls np>
nred, by comallieronora end
tra tore never been prepared
k*hct compliance with Florid*
■O* ’ ,
j . •,
‘AdeMU
n sc tas
I^o/l Florida Rose, 10 lbs. 2
Maine? 10 lbs................. 21
Grocery ’&
trailer and o r o y ,^orornor.
O raa^ o P oAm . K i t e d
hlmeejf and be la a good ciUse%
enaloue U pene Florida well. Dut
tktod h'pi Info the turmoil' at
?>U,V 4 h : * ' d bo aeei,. to low;
t i l aonatVlprdFortloh to auch an
catent that right n>w It l« evident
be doea net know ,what It la all
ibioi
r
; "Now for n few quotations
•Unusual Valuer jat Econpmy Prices — Friday, Sattii/daf
Yet hrfe It Ig -tO il
and no Utenrnine Icglaletur* baa
peered law* to give effeft to'that
e injtltutionil
amendmroi.
II
itanda to teaton that • tax ajatem
muat bafatr nr olheiwlaa ft compels
people to. hide pmpertiaa or to
•rode taxatior.
“ Tto. U s problem , In HerUa
aln fariieaa In drl*w|o
t o ,U#n working to land
difra' homo for that , eUy
In pmrfwnj
. ♦ . #
and
i l IB Magnolia Avepua
405 Sanford Aveiiue
per.ua-
«W ir , fkr n tingle ta«.‘ Yuu re
wvmkoT It t a s t e roil-upon Teal
npPorty and real property only.
The more corapJiraled society bocomes, the farther nemy d r we
a »l from the poeelbiltty of doflnlag rod! property «a the only form
"«Ptopo«F.tb»n»b,olwouroo,ma.
the moot vUlblo and mast acreat.
Ibft.
'
"Corifct priatlplea of taiaUon
*bl» found In Florida but ( t o t
enforcamsat of auch principle, are
tot found in Florida becaaae tkets
effort to find
•'I P r o ft o t ^ t..^ ..
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W»U
meantime
wm
|;" tUkt,
'
7 Vat
——W, la the veew
eneeiiiiim
tbV propertlea not In phln night
•“ a .h foa protecteiVhjr orgaalfed
government,' naeerted the speak-
W. •
nm
dnto
'tdeli ’an ImpoaifUlltJ ok•'
bu^Urior.te Darning cbnrn
'Jaeue fo r tbla waiderful
ntby purpose.". '
,
.'If^ u a gge , deputy clerk
eimlflt i sort, was quoted.
. A jlity la rtato U ?
ttoM «F tta and In flaoM*
Mhbaa of .the aiu U - to
* t « r to tto roremmont,"
L “ The only thing Pinolbu
la waiting for to fop tto
tp-U a-'dn eoiUln Uflele■otomnte tolek will onalle
W‘ y to proceed with tbo
L'
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,j
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tramemloiii reipnmlbiny
i
needed
to te i the subject bofota yon end
*\V (h nowUl ftrardag) wMr thweafv
f
to I ooond principles of all loan'4 t o " I* ■ do«toero«y-.'aald Mr;
ticd H m r lb ..... 26c
tisaiTa'S.’i
AND DRAW
POULTRY
213 SANFORD AVEp;
IPHONE 31
PANCY, LARGE HEADS
ay Specials
Saturday &
I'q fe Cudahy’n 6
^Money, at wke, j onde. aia,;
foe end paper Uanaectlona of
BUTTER
|ia to .*•• kl*^*
woM a*
tglhle thlnia, Iftr Jewels, hoeae
Borden'a Tall Evaporated
Arkansas Blacks
3 Lbs. 2
S U N M A ID 'd * C V
MILK
m
LtPfiHdJOY
PlUgUury'a Btot
'
li rUX.-^in. j.
4 Cakes tor 2 i
r|aktor L u
bfaife
; >! ■r r
DollcLbun
DREAD AND BUTTER—HOME MADE STYLE
One- 3-Or. ltoltle M W i-'g ^ U ^ E N ' (
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V
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M rf’o rrtiltk 'a -H fcs ia t' <^U*)ll'
SAbAI> DRESSING!] Datot Pint
7j. .VAr.tjf.
1 Compoum
UrfrJ&y 'j* i
JS 8 *
�toebtob
« M prepared .with over twelve tnon i m
the report came In that the pert-eeted bm
» Oorernor's opposition, had ■beeome % law, a
n w u bald In the streets of Miami which defies
mb
uldarlnf thla racetrack bill. It is InUreatin* to
'sEa
«
26 to UL Three senator*, threat durtag the flrat
20 ACRE CELERY
' Sfe
of votre on th* racetrack
wrong in Florida before tb
ifternia veto, Why did ar
bw t tips blm ,*ff tlait Ma rids*
b a t s Sargent girt. She ti
j r I ihlr from Salih.
{*>, ; *4 •«.% • *
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1v
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M
H
A i B ft*
U
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l m of the favorite amesen f < t l fcatlataere whs begin
to Ml thilr oata to th* dear,
who oppored
taken tna ao
pu
it Coaat convince them
«m m *»
C d i - awton
MSj
EA M
5sn .u£tta a w
g a in / m
payi-mu1
reakfUnd weeks of wrang1 Personally we have been
da Impossible to elect man
. temptations to allow the
and tM t atate aupervlalon
But the membere of thla
|h the knowledge that the
Qhance which it waa able
an tha’aoM or
mk
CW-
***** red . qoito . premiere}
tioners
i<t
-wwi* t
daslies, public prefer
Mb mast getAremthm
fto meet aetapila Infi
her aon not to
to *wlm may be
aummer, but we Ire, It should r*|
turally have eon* leadership of the
and they rightly
;h«m against unwavaa and river
lection against
iowiedge and a
[0
lUdreo are gwimi
Influence to pro
matter, living
vd fy'k U & ’ i da city, not 1
limits chilly
Insignificant
rek<, >§ •wJ\. 1
V- e ♦'- t
fat
numerable fresh water lakee and rivers, there Is probably
no 4 t h * state in the .U nk» which effort^ swimming; a}
i w ||mlu ll BirTrJ
* ChFto«Jthful"exercise atone should be sufficient' Incentive
iaow boebvMd, sag to the average person to take up swimming. Physical cul*
t that there is no better exercise In the
ping all parts of, the body. In swimming
muaelt of the body ia brought into play,
are the arms, chest, neck, and ajomath
« r a s
om physical development there Ja the eonfoty. A sensible person would no more
tin# to go through life without, t a H M
m without learning to walk. The necwaUy
sy he ,tnrowo upon ope et any moment,
\ Ft"
l y 1*
' 1
wl I h I* the cavalry J L .. iaa.
co i «, ftom. b to.attempt to bolldo - a atoer. B«lMo»gta» a
all 1 ■ 1* a penonal w r e s t III I match between a man
aw 1 atoer . to . whkh. If tbp,
doUwL I f tb* atoer wina, It b,
d* b t id no rontoat i Tacbnlcallr,
a pja« cannot be bvIMogged. Bat
. i t . Joe aajrs that ha (beaut thfto a r e . ra id , maap « ~ « *
■ bow Um reason for this. lid
stkha to facts and lanvns the cm*
1bout as Interesting a noMt aa I ever laid ayM.eti,'*
T. Joe, "happened*«tto' *a
lama conelgamahto of (MtottHM
Skhorn Dads Bench near
over reeel red In Uantaae came
aa bat Bummer. Two of
f H * l 8 - W t , a d m it? * Cam« r jreang' falbra in Itiwpr
the arkaoLAhai
In and Charles Williamson.
to
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j
O M
FARM
�-o.
Activi
Sunday
«y .
CWreh, Bi.hop Moore of Dallas,
T a m , Wh> la the praiMtpg bshop
si'tha Itarida Conleren-.e, wlJ
'-ranch hi tha Meal church Kundaj
right at B o'clock.
••
' In addition to hi. dollae a
<>&• of tha bbhopt of tVo Metho• let Church. Btehop M jora waa for
leweml year* tha chairman of t ig
Executive CMnmlltaa of the Fad*
tea] Council of Chart bee jf AmcrVa and a wifely known through*
•ul tha Untied Rlate* at a tell*
(loti, leader nod prearior.
According to the Iter. Carroll
Vanmr, "Bfahrp Mooia la making
af tha pin t Baptist Church wfl HU fln t visit tg . Sanford and U
hold Ha regular meeting at lift aiming rokly fay the purpose of
oltlcck at the home of Mr*. John weacMng and getting acquainted
rith tha people.*!!* I. a men or
D. Ahrakams, <10 W. JOth RL
BagaUr hualnea* nbatiag of tt> nwt pUaaing paraonallly and hie
managr a t a=dr*e* In the pulpit
Womaa'a Mbabnary SoeUty «
the rtrat MathodUt Church wfl' U almpb and sttalgbt-forward. It
ba held at the church at liB will ba a plat aura to hoar him."
rha public U Invited to hear the
ihbdt'
lurch mhn.
Tha Woman, Mlnlcnary Social)
of Urn First Baptist Church ariT
held 1U reguUr hoalneaa masting
HUIs Entertain At
at S;W o'clock at tha church.
Tha Bunbeam Band af Urn Firs' Qome For Their Cfyb
fiaptUt Church, Mrs. T. L. Hal*
[Uadsr, will meat at liSO.a'cloct
J g tha church.
Tha egacutlva board of the Firs*
Pieabyteriaa Church
moot a*
3:<0 o'cloclf at tha churth. Baal
nesa Inacting will taka place al
4 o'clock. .
• .A
A * S t Ague* Guild will helc*
lla mcnthly buslaaaa moating a*
.ItM o'clock at tha EpUtopal ! » r
Uh Haas*.
WEDNESDAY.
Circle Number Four of (hs Flral
Christian Churth, Mra. Ed Cam*
waf, chairmen, will meat ?t the
home of Mis./. K. Ulee. gig Myr
tle Astana to apand tha afUmooc
•swing.. .
Prayer and hymn night will ha
obeerrsd at. tlj* First ChrUtlan
Churth.
'.
*
'/•I of the guests at T o'clock,
chase present war*: Hr. and Mra.
Jack Ay cock Is eapcctod to re R. A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. E.
turn bar* today for tha summer
vacation from CUadal Collage at ■>•1 rulifton, Dr. and Mra. B. D.
rharlaaton, 8. C.
-s
Caswell, Mr. and Mra. D.L. Thrash
er r ml Mr. sad Mra. IIIIL
Kummiir *nid M in Eth*l“Belrd.
all or Palstha, aro tha (Mata of
Mr». R. C Noltlng, of Mann.
Mr*. W. J. Morrison at h *f bom*
Oa, arrlred today to attand tha
Mr. and Mra. A. Ik Mahoney, on PatmriU Avenue. Thay are her*
graduation axarelrca at Samloola
Mr. aM Mr*. F. E. Raumilh
High School t: night at which Min LaeUp Mahoney and Mbs to attend graduation isattlaoa totime her granddaughter,
Hits Krancor Mahoney left today lor night at Rdmlnola High School
Lillian Branan, will ba grmdu- S t Augustins' where they will at> at which time William Macrlccn
Wbmam Wadneoday.
tend graduation exerclaea at Rt , will bo graduated.
B W J M T.
—■
Joseph's Atadamy. MUa Mary
Mra. J.
NePmllh and Ml
VI» lan and Rarrey, plan Jo'laa
Mlaa Rtatric* Howard haa (O' Mahoney will be (radiated from
Banda, far Morltri*. Ga, wba
turned from Tallahaaaao where high echool at that time.
they arm, apand aereral daya aH
•he haa been atadylng at the FI*: Ida State College for Women. She
Dr. and Mra. B. D. Brown- and nalghbore who ao thoughtfol___
la the guett here of her abler, leo and eon. Harry, are urectod ly aaalatad ua during tha lUitraa
UtU# MUa Betty Withi
Mra. Hugh Whalebet, Sooth San* to ratura tha Uttar part of tha and death of our wlfo and mathdanghtar af Mr. and Mra. J,
weak from Agnea i Scott Collega or. Wo nlao wbh to thank the
Watham, had an operation at t
nt Doeatar, Ga, and from Darid- City Commln loner* who kindly
Karaald-Laugh ton Memorial Hi
aon College at l>orid ion. N. C. kept the etraat cloeed In hrait of
Mr.
and
Mr*.
F.
J.
Gonulaa
..Itel Wndaaaday.
WadoaxU*
pUal
»Un to leave I.morrow morning where thay hare bean attending |oor home for many waoka.
at both I
II. T. Raeaall and family,
for Graenrilla, 8. C. whore thay graduation eitrebe*
Wednesday hero with the former*,
Mlaa Virginia
Wllaon left
schools.
1—Ade.
mother, Mra. J. C. Aycock.
Wednesday aft* moon for Chatta
nooga, Tina, where tha wOt vtalt
. Mra. A. B Wallace left yea* reUUeaa during tha I ammar
terday for Chaster, 8. C. where maatha.
the wB apaad the euimner maatha
rUlting reUUvaa.
a.
Ing at I o’clock by tha Res. R. P.
Cobh at hU homo in Orlindo.
Tha bride waa born ban and haa
Used bars all har Ufa. She wu.
graduated from BtmlnoU High
School In 1M0, The brldscrocm
hoc lived here with hU patent* tha
greater part of hi* llfa. lla was
graduated from Ssmlnola High
School la 1K9, after which he wee
employed lay The Sanford Herald
until tha Fall of 1090. Bine* that
ttmo ha has owned and managed
Water's Kandy KlUbcn.
Styles for 1931
Mlaa Jane Torrance and Hugh
Torrance b ft yesterday by mater,
far Charlotte, N. C. where thay
will Join Mra. Terrene* sad M **
lira Terrene* for the ausuper
month*.
Feature Dresses'
•
if Cotton Materials
Mrs. A. E. Trombley hat re
turned from Lake Walr and U
ritlting har son and daughter-lnUw, Mr. and Mra. Cllffanl Tromb-
Guaranteed fait
SheretteLawn
Figured and floral de
signs. .
win
H.C. Waters* Jr. Weds
Miss Olivia Brady
. ■ » - ■ _ - ■■
.Attracting Urn lateraat of a wide
lira!* of friend* hoc* I* the anaouacamant of the marriaga af
MUa OUvIa Brady, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. \V. Brady, to Hugh
•
YARD
Starched Chiffon
New ihlpmant
Attractively Priced
$6.95
Smart . . .
for Beach and Mountain
New Sport Jerseys
Leaves from
^
Fashion’s Note Book
SHOWING THE
POPULAR MATERIALS
FOR SUMMER 1931
Malaorida
Voile
Dark shade* and
ured pastels.
YARD
Earlbloom
$3.95
Colon of white, yellow, blue and
pink.
Complete Lisa of Mid-
Everfaat
t. •
auntBier Sport Silks, Or
Eyelet Mesh
gandie* and Linens . . .
Pajamas
fig
and ' Bathing
‘
Colon cream, green and
yellow.
Eyelet Embroidered
Shantung
Shades of green, blue, blcgo and
plain white.
Various widths
Fine quality
Handkerchief Linen
Green, pink, blue and sheer white.
g
For Dreaaea • * »
Also Roman striped ana
Yard 8 9 c
SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAINS FOUND ON REMNANT TABLE
night i f !
Style
...
Right in JRrice I
Bummer
Exceptional value
WUta Basket Weave
and
Distinctive saw hand-bag*
to carry w it h summer
frock*. Man, colors with
clever new tench**, trim-
Broadcloth
Ideal for
•manly
HAT
SALE
Saturday O nly
'Roman Striped
Batiste Gowns
h. Brocade, Leather
�e«W-*<Mna«la
MtfVMnMVh'
nmaxur.
‘
fiSPli
ftepmentatlva
r«u*tr. U * fin
when tha bill
Bunttar
gain Uu floor
W ft?
or
carton-tssrsii‘ -
“ They, any Jaau^ Cbrlat waa hoo r” ,
traywd for 90 plaro* a f .
i T a n One)
WASHINGTON, June S - (A P )
Wa’ro aaklng mot* .than that—
to ba fiaart by we'ro .nbkiMr a n»Mlota PgU'y dal -.President Hoover has tgraad hla
lara through a nflnaau meavttre. altenUoo te the tack o f finding
ainta commission. m
'*« any no* l» r w nic» meal t»
" I f you are determined to pro twa Farm Board mambag* to abc>
gnd on any one dot ran*
reed Commlaaloiiera Teague and
MeKelvU, both of whom have
The »n;» i| » cattedln Oik |I(
at {:t5 P. M., attar hot delhat*
tealgned.
Pd by a rhirgg. from the *h, Mwk to ihow the. people of
He conferred feateVday with
-.1
ff.a
the nation hoW Flttlda haa daf W ; by Rrprr»cntei've
Chairman Storm of tho .hoard.
greifed
Tierteif.*'
'
",
Iwen ap•HlghUMs that ha bad I*
*
— . I
pr.arhad................
and offtred mpn
Wlefter blamacf Miami fpr tba Sion# did hot dlseuia tha .meeting
l a n d h o l d in g s . /
itar
atay away fiom thn House when taring legislation ant cotdjwred aflefwnrd nnd them waif cm in
the resort’ rity to ancient Borne. dication front lb* White lU aaa
TR* vote waa taken.
MKXICO CITY, / a - * - ( * »
that any
"I honeatly believe," * be • «
Tb* roll rail:
reached.
■ Pot overriding Iherr-u! HpeU< claimed, "If bell waa far rent, and
tnd principal owner « f jk
or remunera*
rnmHirm'
Tharp,
Uw
remunera Pftt||
»J Twna
|rtU aMt paroBcttfljr.^
^
rr Lewie, Atbciry, Andrews, Bar carried a pnmilaa of
raw, Bata*, Beasley, Bonlh, llloimt, lion, Miami wculj be the first to polntmanta until afterm t l v e b ? * ! % 5t r o l ? 5 |ihl* Untt
Blown, Burnett, Chappell, Coffee, offer to lease tha placr."
knifings h> tba heps of aWdMg tba
Ohio, Indiana and Iltir
Washington made kb faraou* Crossfug of lb* Delaware p r a c l I r o W ^ r o o f r o i v^jkn A a
" If I should vole ter Gila bill, begin, on Jane If. alUwroghJ
Collier, Denn, Davb, I mug la*,
River, troop* oi uve- tom anj inn u, B. twawur croaaed during recent maneuver*.. Made*. In travel for dlvitlon tibodlr fhk tMrwnu.
Duihantd, Ellloil, flnleyaon, Ooff, I would think f wna digging n pit were Indicetloni that Ten
have changed, hewavtr, and this time Ihe American aoldlerd wade the paaaags with modern eqaipHarrell, Holm**, Homo of Jack*M«e*sor,‘ at le*aW .weald
nil nt *n.l In rvfnrd llmr.
eon, Kern, Krhoe, Kendrick, Ken*
blaybr
named befnr* that; time. ’
I, ,
t>rd)’, I-ra of Hanaleo; Lawl*, . of Walton.
Taafaa
already
has
left
WafhRepreaentalivb PetTicC of I^on
ABASH A, MinaV Jane 6 ^
Film Besehi l.'ndlcr, Madlaon,
NAIIKD COMMlTTBHMAN
’) —Itay. AsbUy, M-yeMwiU
ha ington. for hla. California ‘
tliioe prtcheiL or ihe tor*J pontri
_____
Maakn, Matthew* o f ; OlldtHat; county aald ha .tfeuld feel
but McKclvIe .bu not offlt:
..Jten M n h ' i t BroVafr
button* Irh all pai" MUtual pool*.
Mum of dtroa; Moon of Merloni though "I am .selling, my birth severed hla ronnection. Hla
In mUlUin, tb.ey
NEW* DIU.RANS, Jum 6.— (A T ) A V tr died yesterday In A' hmpU»t
Morion, MeBo.y, Pago, Peeplea, right If t voted for n meaiure rr. expires Jono |R and be hai,a»kad
roneously dubbed a revenue bill.’*
|u-irrnt of all ps'
—II pay P. Imng, governor and ( 4! houro afUr ha * waa abtt ,l»|
Robert*, Bottineau, Boren, Kmllfa,
He aald legalised gambling would to be relieved befm* that time, i
United Mate* senator-olect, wu* EvWlyi*' Brown, 16. dhmn-he'ki#
Bleed, KUWarf, Ktrlekland, hi one,
"hecom* lb* uglleat monster In
A strong movement haa Itayrsterilay
unanlmoualy.*1 elected nsperi and aww *n*# tba girl
Tram mull of Calhoun! Walken
w l-.
creation."
veloped among tHp members : of
Dcmorrati;
national
commllteeman' had waunded hied falaBy.
W a r n e r ,' Walaon, Westbrook,
(t’cmlinued from I’age -One)
"I would mi more vote to legal tba Florida Congressional delrr.rvi-nth day of the mewl; and lake* for t»ulii*na to succeed the UU
Wood, Yearly, Elm— 63.
lie gdidtery than I would to !«• gatlon for. the eppointment of erate rar- trackrf must be'made v. ill
ctiarjnl op complimentary Chi Hebert Ewing, newspaper pdb- BUFFALO GRTB (lONTltXTIOM
Against ova:riding the vrln: gnllia gambling," ,aald
,
Durdetta G. Lewis, manager , of t> the noiimlmlan.,before July 1 ticket* and pa’uca'iho Mina a* on lirher.
Anderson, Mark, Brork, (altiwrll, 1alive Matbewa, Duval county, In the J. C. Penney Farm* in Flor
„ PETKHSBUnG, June
• •
*nf nieh yrnf and the romitilrlion pnh* ndml**innn,
B
Chapman, Puller, Hagan, Home announcing he waa paired ’ with ida.
(AlP)—
Buffalo waa adertedkMfl
MANY
ALIENS
QUIT
CflUNTBY
must
ac
t
*>a,np|illcaUun*
cm
or
l*eIn
eddlCotl
to
the
statu
tax,
any
of Itadiaon, Banner, lar*>n, (are Representative Walnwrlght, Broditba tohVenlioo dty fer tbe «# 4
A. C IlaindUon of Santa Pauls, foii Anu 13
city or rown.mny rotlect an addi
f>l Highland*(*k(ltrhrllt McKariile, ford.
uaI aupre oto CMWl! * i t AM*
Calif., an associate of Teague’*
County c.-mmlaslona w.U have tional lax not lo exceed lib*1 «
WASHINGTON, June 1L~(jtP) Wt*tlf Order
Parker. J’ppj>*]l. Bapp, KfcarkelBepceaentatlvr Cliappcll of Dade in the ellruv fruit co-operative
- « ■ of Veiled Tropbet*
lord, Hledge, Hlrom Tomaoello, county spoke briefly to urge set movement In that state, also haa rbarge of elcctbufv on Ihe lurnl •lay f>r horeo1racing nnd- hot to —The labor departinanl.lulSiwwef cf |the* Enbaatad
option fin(u>r of tha raring bill, eaceed ISO * day fir dog racing. yrstirdsy that fiiore-thim twthe aa dose af tha eonretitUo
Trammell of
Brevardi
Ward, tlement of the facing question.
been mentioned for the poet of
At the end of each year, Id per- many aliens left'the United Btatoe
House member* who attacked handling fruit and vegetable af and must hold the tlc-cUon* within
Aprfl a* krefe admitted te
live measure from a religious fair* for tba board. Da la under- !>0 day* and list Jr,« than CU d:ya rent of tha money derived from during
llvlw caiihIww Amt traifilwbawla Tte.
j #RlDGB DEDICATED ’
Paired, volaa, permitted under standpoint were taken to task by •trod here to have tha aupport of from the,time appllcnt’vn* aiw racing that! be placed to tb* erod'd this country ka- Immlgtant*. DarieMitled tn then. Qualifications oi the romml*si >n (or rx’peiive* liarturoa totaled ' LMe of which
hihw when irpieirnl*live I* ab- Representative Watson, Hillsbor Teagua.
H
lions.
Immlrlrpurl*
1JI97
were
PENPACOU*. exM 6,-siAP) *^
ough county.
•will, wcroi
John Shory of Mission, Texar, for voter* .In ihe rlcctloiia am and the remainder, divided equally
•plain Ole Amundaan rotiraJ **a
Wation aaldi "I make no pro- brad of the citrus grower* of the rama n* in acncial ilertiona. among thn eounlir* of the ntale. nrunta tctilcId; 3,m .
Bled.im, yaa, and fxiwe, noj Butte 11«0,000 I.ill'an 'Bridge, lmI’ersons applying fir eJn-finna
Upon petition of 3d peft-rnt. nf
lanl, no, and Teague, yea; frsainn of goodness or piety, but that atala, also haa been rr
mt link df the old Bpwubjk
must pay the roat of this cheljiiw. the qualified elect >■• of a i-uunty, nTALl.INGS GIVEN DEGREE
make an hontol attempt at tlonad.
SUlbawa, Duval, w>, and Wain„ j |1 between EacainbU and
Baring In rmh county la, limit- thn county cornmlaslon can eall an
wrlght, yati Itowa, yaa, .ml (Bur goodnoas." Hr read a statement,
Prominent among those men
WAKF, FOREST, N. C,. Jan* » win counties, was apenad Jura yaake, no| Taylor, no, and Kelly, yea[ explaining hla vota to override tbe tioned ta succeed McKclvIe, Ik O. e l by ft.o bill to 00 daya for hor»c election to determine If tero track
veto, asiAttlng tfiat consistency
Wcat, no, and Nortlman, yea.
O. Wolf, of Ottawa, Kansas. Ha meets and ID daya for dog meat*. pcfaiita ihall be continued or rt '—■(AP)—-Laxrenjs fitnlllng*,-play tijrday with n Urga croWd-patt'#- ' ’
In law enforcement In Florida I*
T|ark owners mail |uiy lb* a(4U
Mtfliv+XPti
BapravenUt va Collier of Collier,
Is Identified with vatioua farm
lacking today. (la crlllcliej “ laglate..
. . . . . . ■S i-,. ■
k
voted to auataln the veto but lallve pakiagt of laws only to bare organUytlooa and la a fanner.
changed hla v ito bofora the icault enforcement dlsiegarded by the
announced.
other bratirh of the government."
The vole wna rhallrngcd, after
The question of n reported race
Il wna. announced by Kpaakcr track lobby in Florida; brought up
Lewi*, by Bepreeentntive Totna by Representative Lee, developed
cello, Okmhohee, who aiknl for n triangular debate between him
veilflcatUm. Tha roil wt, (hacked and Bepreaenlativee Iteblneau and
•nd found to b* corraet
Kehoe.of Dade.
Motion for recunatderatlon i.y
l-ee referred to lire House lobby
BRNO, Nev., June, 6.*-(APl—’
Rcpreaanlatlve Chappell, Bade, commlttro'a report after InveeUge. W lliam Graham, nha i t Rcno’a
ii)> the. Aiwollito
Nothing Kgcapgg JJie ftraatic Sascift
wan ruled but of o.der,
tlon that 61000 checks war* drawn "hi# three gambler*, was exoner
"Tbe inot'on la n it reeonalder- to order cf Itob neau and Kchoo b*y ated of I lame hy i cordher’a'jur*
•hla," Ppefker l.uwl* ruled. ,
l*U Jr.tc.i'ay for ,.il)OoUngi tn
Tomasello arid he did not know (li morriGH Hdlfkihal r dididiiUea death F. It. MrCracIlnt, anolhrr1
,
Ihe pair* were no! to be rounted, man,
gnmhlvr.
, >
lla read from the-House journal
and aikrd reeonilderatiin on that
McCracken met draih early
gyuuik*
arid from pfWspapyni, slalcincnti fislerdap na sun* Idnami In the
BepieufitaUve
Low.,
Hill*. rboul Ihe caar.
Haymaker Club, Ju»i a* many a
“Fall speed nhcnd“ ]R the 6)rder for
Whon ha concluded, Br:blne*u
week—Nt
Imimigh, who waa paired with
gumbljer Ulevl jq old I unauia days.
tppeatcil
a
statement
h"
made
BeprroegUtlve fllednw. II IIIaTlw_Jory foond Orahndt flrnl" In
InrougS, announroil
noroum
........ .. _ he lb aught when the lobby commliter made •rli defense.
buying on hifl mind should, atay
I * 'rdfvote* were to be counted IIh report lie Mid the chock wav t IT*vlou»ly tba Julor* ' (tali
ami naked, nBer Ihe vote waa an- profrried him, that h* refused H. to half a dosen wilqmari'who
rmunnltl. t„ have hi* vjie n>gU- knil that hi cancelled a trip ha ex MrCiakun hud vowed 103*1" Uni
r ltH - F a m o u i
lr i e<! for Huntdining flii’ vein. Hr prr|rd In make over tbe state br imm, and that fituhain'/ ceil unlf
rnnwi Ka waa afraid ila purpose
wa. rtilrrl nut of. order,
alter McCracken hfli| slnt-tuito.'
might try mUninalruaJ.
fi’oyajnnr ■t’nr'lt tn la*l night do
I I - O l Wltoun llnm.
Aiitanio (laglraudo, r/arhian of
Krhoe aabl ho arrrplnl a ftDOtl
rllned tb vommaliL He declarud hi*
Fine Colored
rnrra irnni v.rawior,! lor raiwnaes tha .heavy‘paken doom tUkl bar h i -.
rpriUng had bean *et forth fully hlr Incurred during a trip over tbe Irnium ui.lho llaymalyr t'Jirs aiid
ir hlr. vrli. mroajgt.
McCracken, drunk ahd ’ -piarrrl
atala to work fvk passage of
Oppnnrnla of Vhe bill foutfhl bit. taring hill/*
..nine. waa In tko rlub (IVml ml 1Icily agalmt rdjetlloo of lb*
" I talked with businessmen and nixhl. Wbap Grobam, wtd> had
Jy®'. A : « t a t mind, thronging ■nt with legislators," he aahL
been piil » r cards, tried lo tjujel
if* Houao flour *M gallrrlea, h’ vr nothing to iniictal and
Extra S|
h*W, MM'rucken w,i| irpirted lq
hearrl Brprevpiilntlve l^i% thaigr a(wlogia* to make." * »
have made a m it’on duward hi*
lhal he had been offerrd money
The lehha ronimlltee, after eg- l,lp porhet whe:eu|ion Urohim
f t H
i *
chamber and ■mining numerous witnesses.' Vf- otruik him down. ■„* ’•
voire rlu •PH"I*i*n to the blit.
portrd lt^ Inveatlgstlon proved no
Vowing tevenge, MrCratkrn waa
-Apa apvk# on n point of person legislator hr group of tegtstatora tfrrlared lo have Iwft the Club an I
al privilege
nnduly or improperly Influ guns Ip bl* room a Hork away. Hr
“ On Inal Tuesday .flvmoe'n, |
by advocate* of raring, fkr. irlurned cvrhjr yeetknlay morning
the rojiorl dated it brllevnl nml ba Hied a* -be ruined tha
»*«
by ,np indlvlfual . and
••led to lie sealed," |m aald.
tha issued by Cruwfe'rd war* dub. TKd. f l a t . shot narrowly
■"That 'calf w<u a solicitation to not drawn t* gain favor among mlsaed Gagiraudo. Tko aerond lore
me to rrll.o from this hall nt this legislator! for the rating bill.
tuVougb (be flashy part or firm
Pawagt of the bill over tb* dis
in >mclit gad to pyrmlt this bill lu
esenpe lily .» 0l l « and «ny atlen- approval of tb* governor climax r«l
S & t'
tlnc
h
.
a i-oir.i
itlroveray that ha* raged alnew
I wna told that If 1 would leave
Baring' fiaa baen conducted dilro i
hero at thf, moprot, I would be
Injf Florida’s winter aalstna’i 1or] Qrnd atn
pahl an,|
paid -wglh"
■.rpwd
, w u . •. *
nv year*, using oral gad. atbarr haa;h, kit
Hri>n.eAu(lroe
iriiU|lvaa rolled
Brm
callad Uv*
Uve point
cf wagering. GouH aglU
of erdic1
ir that*
that Lea h*d cons imad
mlnutei allowed for Houaa •ni lajuactluna bay* bam
G*e so minutes
on* and la ikT? farmer C
debate, . „
.E-e
Lt
a l iw S s
•WOn"**
m A»aoclaled «Pro**,
««•> —
t talked about brainf
rtf In tha
i>b titmtbed ■1 home.
{ M m TT.mllUm Lawli
lair r l l (egulirly avary
•ro anippad by tha
II»n ateteaman hlmitlf.
_ Colon*I Lawl* waa hi Uia
' kafora, DefoocfiUc whte
raaldanl Wiban, ;bU beard
aa-isaul shade .of rad,
nly referred to ai pink. Tha
U now moft noirljr
tha whWkera, parted
at tba thin, atilt single
it unmlsUliaUy in thl»
i*tn arc.
h hat at,a raklah angle,
. iJTa..
_k.l.
j
n,in’
hla, button
kolaIdand
LgUamlng from hi* ankle*,
Lewis la, ever tha smart
but tha * torlea of hi* >**iaaca of rtotba* *r* .ax*
it that li* buy* 10
hi rf (lint, hut the
• la actually two* )le d»«*
fowl many lie*, handkerand aoeka, and they
S
t***-
pollteniaa wlilr men,
with,,women are hi* iy»v.
ul»- In I h e . w m y
Krf&S
(rsS
• » l t * , b* alw#r«. refanad
opponent aa "the lady" and
ha found II titeeaUnf Id
aa tha enemy, he painted out
>e waa "aura aba waa UU#
*?•
a chivalry Into hi*
tecta, into tba streets, the
. building, the cdunlry atora.
•aka to prruona h* haa never
fora, atopa n gang at work*
a middle e( tha alroat
k*\halr hand*, hold* up an
'campaign, party while ha
with a_ BUI* farm girl,
ly af til* private letter* ai*
"I piiny you feel fra* to
ud mo for any service In my
waa onto an Instructor of
Greek) h* ap**ka French
Id greet audience* In thelt
Un#uea,
waa n rnlcorl In the Span.
riean war,and wanra a unlnow whenever dcmaluy tall*
>'g nhd1
' rbHngs- conalliuto
rclaa*. Ila walka the mil*
half from Bla BW aUehr*
whenever, tha >enlhar MfOn vacalhin* he rcata, reinU
wife, Mr*. Bpi«* tOoirglf*
L write* * aocicty article for
•ago newauaper afaip .Week
*IU fortufm Ur /•iporU and
II bauar*. Detiuae or tbe
.nktivlty, Kcrtplpr. LawU *t■ l > ^ “ U »P *r" Wkcn they,
it Ugithrr Ij* Wire* her
I dma mil diallka the nlrtinauie
m r Iml Ihlnk’a H. Ibd thldr^
ill rerialn
rerltlri pi*
plate*.
■far Hie In
fenjoy* a gwd Her on filmdo** not baaltata to Uli
aa one* In a Wa*bUigtu>i
[dining room with hla Wife
[h* found that by bad raUtald
“
VU E
tx^SSkm
nmiJr
assage Of Race
w tim tf.o T
Regulating B o dy
"
teada#/
Wkk^ 'arj 'Vr,Ur' Whl,w,,,*•
5'Ubt,aad Vtes
Gambler Is Freed
OfBlam^In Reno
Gun Duel Slaying
Eager Buyers Are Profiting #y This Ajfttazing fealt!
Men, this is your supreme opportunity!
'Vr*
ffi:
l^(AV>r r»ok ■s«sw»
cUr fUn>««itr
■
a g fe
l»«| w tik / v u in* list* inllUli
forced.
•htriffa t
Olbar • proher* rofdrrod to tba
tha . Uit
raaoro aa •■"|gla*lt*ro"
ynd
"damnable,"
Hack
*
On tba o
P* nu,i mil
•parallog ln‘
for many
t l '
m g*
ores
Ithe
M;aaer*eiHil
t t U T afJ raro
K
IsinausaKM&ri
M if UT
NFtltrv^
Jute*;
,
■
:
m
''
�- 1 1 '. 4 V
N JUMPS
of the 1alerter Mara
AUGUBTAJPfl BODY POUND
I which hay*
n the governthe powerfil
A 1 C In Madmitted to reThursday, the*
AUGUSTA, Go., June S. —
The body i f Purm t Wa|k»r,
member Vf a prominent Auynta
family, waa found fat ■ canal ban
jeaUrday d tcnwuii, about >
quarter of a mile bolow a point
where bo waa believed to have
fallen to hla death hr drowning.
‘ r t w * " r * * •*** f *e-
T
I
a*.
Tu( )rf*v*.tb*t *oi>i« new fin not* bought by the Lea Angela*
F in Department wen Itl good condition. Firemen Harold Bandy,
Jumped Into one of them-from Iho tap of ■ ten atory hutiding.
LAKE MART
Roy llowi 11 spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of . laat week Jn S t
1‘cterabu >g.where he attended the
“ Onnasd Gratio" Coneentlan.
Mm> Morris SJeblom and chil
dren motored to Ruakln, Fla., last
Funder.
Mr*. Walter Flanden of IfolIU,
N, 'Y , foitnerly of-talk* Mary tin81—Italian cordial
I f ifilr i ctrUln
BS—PoaiUon of mag-
dem ent a major operation last
Monday morning at the baspjtal
In Nashua, N . U .
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Varnee of
Woat Palm Baach are apendlng the
week with Mra. V 4m e*' parent*,
Mr, and Mr*. D. W . Hutchinson,
ami M r. Vam ea’ mother, M r*. K.
Dutant.
M r and ) f r U D. W . Hutchinson
Ml
14—eidea in game
,
' DOWN *1— Seven brilliant
U S S %
animal
1— Western B t U *
tab.)
4—DUflgurea
1
r -
i -
a »
cUaa nf Sanford High School.
1). W. Ilutchinaon apent n few
day* laat week *1 It*Lawn Spring*.
A wedding of much interest but
Tuesday morning was that of Mr.
John Whittaker of Lake Mary and
Miaa Trial* Franklin of Sanford.
The wedding took plan at the
home o f Rer. ami Mrs, Thompson
with Itev. Thomperm nffltlatlng
with the Impressive double ring
ceremonuy In the presence nf the
Immediate famillr* of the bflde
and groom. After the cenmony
|hc young couple left on a wed
ding trip. They will lie al home to
their friend* after June 18.
MODEL “ A * l#W Ford *-door
U*ASrtTNOtON, Jun* B .-(A P )
sedan, Mid <S-cylinder Chevrolet
—Bishop James Cannon, Jr„ amid cabriolet, 19*9 model. In Itno ren
yesterday hi* l&OO.OfO libel auli dition. Reel and So|». Myrtle A t*.
agslnrt Krpreeentatlee Tinkham
S e r v ic e
• f Ma>aarhu»atta waa filed “ to
LANKY’S
DRUG
STOKE—Predet(rmlnevwbether I am a ahameacrtptlowa, mayailnea, fountain
lt »i violator of the federal cer- aarrice, , PROMPT
dtllvarlaa.
Npt practice* art,"
•
In hi* mlt, f led Wednesday,
nUlLDINO IJLOCKS—Irritation
Ihr chutehoisn aald a atalamcnl
hozaa and pvraril cement work.
made by Tinkham in June, IWO, Ml tael* CaHereto Co. J. E Ter*
charged l,|m will) vl dating the willagsr, Prop, trd and Elm.
rom pi ptartlces art and dam
• fe d la reputation a* a church
man and rtllsen.
The Maaaerhuaelta repreaentalive hav charged
Southern
.Method irt bi-hop with failure to
comply with the law by repotting
WH..100 h* received from B. C.
Jamraon of New York, to use UBERAL ALLOWANCE on youi
old btUery. 310 W. P in t S t
again*! Alfred K.‘ Smith In the
I’ rrildetillal election.
UEFFLER APARTMENTS. 1118
UiihDp Cannon ha* challenged
Magnolia Ave. Three rooma and
the aiilhotlljr of Iwo Senate com hath. Phono All.
mitter* to lnve*tigate how he
apent the money.
“ On June >0, 1930.“ IlUtiop Can FOR RENT; Flee room ftirnlihed
non'* statement yeaterday aald, house. Call 411 Park Ave.
"t ’onireaaman T.nkliam,
after
delivering a 3,000-wonl
attach 21— Acrwm* For Silt
undri Congressional • Immunity,
when I denounced tuch cowardly FOR SALE) Fifteen »cr# farm
‘ on hard rand. 10 cl*nr*d,.8 tiled.
conduct, gave to the preaa 133
Alio (wo 10 acre b)ofM*uncltsred
ckrefully chosen word*.
on rood to Monroe. I. A. Renaud,
“ I hare waited 111 month* hut 304 W. tnd 81.
no rtlmlnal prosecution haa been
Initialed against me. Now brrauae 26— Miscellaneous For Sale
the atatule of llmlfallon* would
har any *ul| ag*lntt Congressman A FEW good bargains In atongc
furniture, euch aa hede, iprlnga,
Tinkham after June 30, 1 have
Phone
brought suit » . that these rbargea dressers, gas atovea, etc,
may lie inieitfgalrd and Irn l, not 4UH, Lcaalnu'a Transfer and Stor
by the Senate rommiltee, which age. 4th and Pin# St*.
hat nn Jiiihrftrtlon, but by tie A LOT of second ham) lumber Inr o l i r t * which will determine
rludinf, 2wB*. Saha, amt SalOa.
whether 1 am a shameless viola Worth the money. I.casing'* Transtor of the feileral corrupt prac- frr and Storage Co., phone 498.
tlrrc act and whether I have ille comer 4th and Pine.
gally rinrraled receipt of di*|m»|.
lion of the Jameson rontrlhutlnna FOR SALE: Light wood poatn fnr
fencing. Also will deliver fresh
a* Congress Tinkham deelaiea."
sawdust for tiling. Kdgrr atrip*
make gtwd stove wood and chicken
houses. 13.(HI par ton truck load,
Classified Ads
ihllvrnd, t i l l tncusl Avenue,
COLUMBUS, Ohio. June f».The city council Is wundetlng
30— Hnuum For Hale
what to do with a brand new fire SAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
engine houie for which the city • by oa* who really knows howl SP O T C A S H at great sacrifice if
ha* neither equipment nor men— Bvlgga, Jeweler, Mag. Ave,
eotil at once, my hunt*, 317 Oak
end no money ty get either.
Avrnur., Sanford, |!KM nr |Z39
Avenue..
rath with mortgage back for 1780
TAMPA—Stale llurnl No. 8 un
liOPRACTOK, Is now located at al IP, .1 year*. Mrs. K. T. W<>odHer ronatiuction from Dcnhan hi* residence ln Floial Heights, tuff, Fenlmore Apt. No. 10, 1700
Ciipclniul Ht-. Jacksonville. • i
south, to this place,
,
^ 8. Sanford. Phone bfM-M.
SLUGGISH'FEELINC
Tiny lilsck kiUcn Tuetil*)
Rev. Rrownlee. Mr. Sinltk had
charge of th* morning service in
the I-she Mary rhurch.
Mias Mary ihtnn end Donald
Anderson, bath of Lake Maty ere
members uf the 1M1 .graduating
o r A i*rfa irA T iti* k o h
T A % BIKH1I r « M m IM T IU H
IT4 III1 TIIK H l ^ r N A I . W A T .
ITKR o r T ill!
ATATf*
«r
rr.oM in A.
N mIIi-p in tiwrFl.v «h »i> ll»A» It.
r m a u a n imrfhRpFr nf il.tithp.
nf Ti#» fVrtlflm tp N«. IM , dm M
Hi# liti. d«> nf July A, fl * !•!?. lias
ni*d m I4 ppplIilTRla In till' wrflPr,
Anil turn niiilR M|»ptlr«linn fnr m
to* IHaup In nro'iirdAiifp with
inw. ftiitit r»rtlflral# #*inHriir«A ih #
fnllnirliiff dPnirllcRil |irn<»«*rlv A11*1-.!
■ »Nl In ft* ml mile m uni*, rt*nM«I•*. w II;
lira. CV tl*. Mi nf N f! «*i*f-a#r nf
N W U nt NlCN, Kf H I oi* <* T *|i,
>» Hraiitli, Itana** la !:•*!. Hun
W. IB . h . N. I« rh , W. fc rh.,
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h.
It f l rh . N. ft rh, li» h#«. ( ‘nn.
t*Inina t l l.J Br»#A w «r t
nr
, IfM
Tht w ill land B#Iba M M m M
a(
I hr tUlr nf ||ip laitiinur itf pu**h
rnrllflrnfoi In Ih# hniro nf JOHN A
IIOMTAN. Truhip# ritlrM w M
ilflrnlp *linil It* m lN lttn l ■rPtihl,
Imi in l«W I as
« III
lu ll#
•ti#i#on nn flu- 1Atlie ila* nf Jim#
A f>, IhlI
WllnrM my nffld al
Algiitnir#
By John Uovliii
Florid*.
NOTH'*! o r A F F U C A T tO N m
]
TAX nMMtl I'V P R R I K t l l k
v^sr
riO H ID A t
■
.
-'1
Notice ir htrrbr alvcn (hot I* O.
ItrNTK R , uurrhaeer of T ot Cor.
tlflcnle H o . t il, doled Itio Ilk. 4 * { j
«r Joijr a ; n , i m . not mod walltf
certificate In my orflro, and* h a « ‘
maur oppllrolloo for u i dood _ Wi.
tou r lit aroordonro Kith low, M H certificate embrace* Iho followtaW^
denrrlbed
proporir
ollnotod
la ',
M, in Inote county. Vtorldo, le.w ltttort IIS Midway,
The onLit land twin* eaaeaaed at
I he dole of iHe lilURRiO of l « |
centrical* In the noma of
II * .
known Thai t. <l. lirNTF.lt. p a r.;
ehaaer of To a Perllflrolo No- l i t
•laird iho 4th. day of July A. a
l*Jt. hoa fllrd aald certificate IA
my ntflrr and haa mad* appllra.
lion lor laa daod la laan* In an.n m lin rr with law. Said certificate
rmhraroa Ihr follow laa
described
ornitenr
eltaated
In
gentlael*
tVuniy, Florida, tn.wll:
l.ot■ IM A IM Midway.
j*wH|
.m i t h 'H n r t iiK R ir r - a a ti.K o r
CATTI.K.
•Nolle# la hereby given In WHOM
tT MAT
ITiffrtJllN, and in Un.
known aa nwaer nT In* herein,
after described cattle, that
under
amt by virtue nr
rbapter
elet.
Lows of Florid*. Aela of 1*11, the
undersigned, aa Sheriff of
Heml.
nnle County. Florida, will on the
l*ih dav nr June, A. It 1*11, at
11:1* o'clock A. M . al Harney II.
Ilerka' llealdenrr,
Snlllh
teurel
AVe. the name being
Ike
plarn
where the aald rattle are penned,
nlfer fnr aale and-sell In the Mali,
eal and keel lilddar nr bidder*. fnr
ra*H. the fnllnwlng One head
nf
m l lie. Ike rtrertlptlnri nf
wlilrh,
tegaiher with
ike
mark* and
brand* ihrrenn. nr* aa follows:
Ona fl> itruwn Unit Calf about
Two linntha old, Unmarked,
wlih vary
abort
horns.
Nn
m in e
H I*, haa filed aald i-erlIflrnlo
n r office and haa mad a applle
linn fnr l*a deed In laaua l a . a
conlanr* wlih law. Said rerllftfjl
embramn lha fnllowlag daavrlk
properly__ allualed
In
Semina
ivu niy, Florida, tn.wll:
*
I ait llo II hinny.
The aa>d land hefna assessed at tl
■tain nf thn laauanc* of auch aa
llflcnie In Iba nama nf UK olinK
SW AIN.
Ifnlaaa aald rerilflca
ehall b* redeoniod according "
law laa deed will laaue Ibarvoa i
the J*th day nfalu a* A. H t i ll,
Wit here mV nfllelal alanalne* al
*ea| ihi* Ik* Itnd. day a f May
it., ten.
t'lerh iT r e a t t C S
Memlnnla
('anal
Florida.
imiNKSLUNCHBS
I v T im r o i a r iii' t i i k c o r hi
TV J IIM ir , ay HI VO IM l o U '
HAGGRTTB
(ilihert'a Choc nisi *a and
Hot Drinks.
in
VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
N f m r B ^ i a AnciuRBVfRv r m ik*i
Ike "nd,iaiati,il will, i.n the *ih
f V J?
*■ h la il. rrescai in
Ik* llnnorable IkiUhlr Jndae
of
H* ml mile (Viuniy. Flnrlda. ker final
telorn, sreouhl and vtiacheta
aa
Faerafrla nf tb* Fatal* of Peer*
n rln beta, deeeasMl. arul nt
aald
time. ib*M end Iher*. make apnllcstma fa the aald Judge fur a final
sell l, man I of bar adintnlairal Inn nf
aald aalala. anil tor so older 411.
rtiaralnc hay aa aunh lli m u i la
INDEPENDENT
(] ROWERS ASSOCIATION
Room 10 y
Vhac* 811
A , lV * 'e iV "*
,#,h
' FA NNIR WRINBKItll.
Aa Kae-alrla of the |U.
f <8fO Uf
w r .iN H im a
p k h iit
» IW riM d
IV COFRT OF FOIIVTV JllllliM.
aK W ivoi.it r n u v T v , * m u
(IF FI.o m i t V. «
IN IIK KHTATi: tlFiAI.I.AN 11. WTONK. I tec*semi.
To ail credllnr*. I i )a l n t , itlellllm.
tree and all uertoiia hatlne claim*
ar demand* eaalnel aald >*inie:
You. and each » f lira, ar* hereby
notified and requir'd in or*a*al nnv
rlalma sod d*mand* which you, or
either
of you. msy hsve eoalnal
the eatsle « f Alil.AN U. ItTtVNIt, it*,
ireoaed, lale r.f Hemlhnle Cminty,
Florida. In Ihe linn Jao. ft. S hin *
Ununly Jtidsn off Hemlnnla V<.uniy,
al hla nffli-e In the Cuunle Court,
boue* Jn Mnnfnrd, Florida, Sr ml nnle
(...ante, F'qrldai
WMbln
Iwelva
ou.niha frnin ihe rial# heveor.
Italrd t*lh Aplll. A. I>. 1*11.
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A F F L ii'a n ttv r n j
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LUNCH ROOM
t A I0g Lunch A
t'nffn Hhop.
Open 6 A. } 0 P. M.
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WAGONER'S.
CAFE
hereby given
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lisa filed eald retllllral*
e. sod hsa iu il> avi'U.
yOtlnp (■*C I n* deed. Ill I-rue In sc.
Ilh law. Paid rest If lento
bn f. .11', wilt a dee, 11 l.e.1
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tu-mltiule
ride, tn.wll i
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A N IN O B P I
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
N U M B E R 123
DO-XForced ToLand
Sixty Miles At Sea
A t
The
Capitol
Sanford City Commissioners Give Out
Statement Upon Coming Election
PORTO PHAIA, Cap* Vania
f l l a i i , Jun* 4 — (AI*)— Tfc*
In a statement iuuad today the {(him by the people provide* that
Sanford City Commissioner* ex- form-lo-uro of delinquent taxe*
plained tb* slgnlf.rance of the will not )>e made until the expireproposed charter amendment, pro-{ tlon » f two year* after delinvldlng for a more cffertlte »y » - , quency, with -th# exception of
tern of forcln* tax cMlertlcne. and; taxe» delinquent fur tha year*
tinted that the frerholdere vote in ipjp, jpgM and 1927, which have
faeur of It at the election June It.'K en ic - in m n l, and for ycara
The rtatrwent l« aa fullowa:
I prior thereto; the«e taxes arn
“ Ax th* City Cjmmtorionrrs of j icbjret to Iore:lo-ur* Immediateth* City of Sanford, w* urte tho ly after th* dot* nf th* t>oika
fieeh-tldan of tiur City to »ot*J June 15. IPS I, hut Inaimoeh a*
for lb* amendment to the Oily |foreclosure proceeding* -will ha
Chatter at the election on June |rotnlu.-led in an order)) way, w*
b lt»ttl.
feel that the delini|uent tax**
“ By so voting. we, the Commie- l » r ||tJ9 will probably not be
alonera, are ronrinced that th *' ivarhrd ft<r *nme time tv roroe.
ritliene *111 K voting for the, "The City Cnmulatton'ha* no
l>e*l int*r*-U nf the City, end I ?ls|u»'ltton nr dcrir* to wort unnnahla tho City gnvetnmeiit tojdue hardships epon it* ritt-rn*
convince . ftiwtlunlng In a -u tb-1and tax t ayera but realixes that
fa.lory way. Tim Charter Amend-1cur lax collrrllvii Ian* rau-t bo
menl a* passed by the Legislator* {strengthened In order that th*
lo he acted ui on at the refervn-{
(Continued on F ife Four)
aaaplana DO-X, which left for
Brasil, aude a forced descant
B tog waa dUpatrhed to Ita
assistance. Report* her* aald
tha plan* had fallen Into tho
re*.
No farther Information
was Immediately available. Tha
plana toft
Switxrrland
laat
winter Intending tq crop* th*
Atlantic by eary • (* (* * hot tha
flight haa been delayed froqaaotly. I t arrived her* bat
wash from Paetngueee, We*t
Africa.
••
House Votes Exonera
tion Of Comptrol
ler Amos Upon Im
peachment Charge
TALLAHASSEE, Juno 4.— (A P I
— Th* legttbtlva mill ground steadUy today through maaaa* o f mi
nor bgtsUUen toward a special
aaaaion whan taxation and finance,
bawly b ached upon In tha 80-day
■Melon, will ha considered.
Governor Carlton factnally an
nounced h* would call an extra ***•
•ton but did nat »ay whan lb* sta
tion would begin. Ha hoped to jiav*
th* call ready lata today. Tha ragetar aaaaion and* tomorrow. Defer
ring consideration of the Gover
nor’* veto on th* racing bill until
tb* afternoon session, the House
steanwhlle exonerated Comptroller
Ernest Amor from Impeachment
charge* brought bT Repraoentatlva
ltd grasps. « f three 'em Watoon, HHUborongh.
F,landing In that
T M appropriation bin, lia initial
ally aQ o f which (MlmatM pared
ps red approximately
l,>M(net landings. •14.000,800 to tll^OOJtOO was fa
vorably reported by th* House ap
la mg belief, after a grew: propriations committee, bat Chair
of consideration, that lame *f man McKenile aald no attempt
% trouble* w* have bad between
would be mad* to consider the
warring faction* mty b* attribut measure before tb* ax Ira session.
ed to tha vaca track bill. I fur* ’ The House pass id a bill to
(Mar baiter*.that If It paccaasfalty sUadardlaa milk and milk prod
arts and spent much time on mi
levamor** vet*, thf lagtala- nor road designation Mil*. The
r i l bava mere plaaaknt *aU- Renats devatod the entire morn
and accomplish *omsthliig ing to local bill*. *
white, some relief that w# so
T M Renat* pasted th* Hone*
bill far relief of R. W. Fa*m an
and L. E. Jordan o f Sanford In tha
|145«S0 !**« o f auto tag money In
tb* timing Of tM Seminole Hank.
A cashier** fheck had bmp sent
to tb* comptroller for payment bat
the bank rioted .bafora th* check
™
- - ----—
- T A L L A U A B S E E , June S r TTts d a y s tir ta d hero b y the
G ov a m o r's personal rsprsaeo*
U U v » , S ecretary o f 8 t a le R .
A . G ra y, alon g w ith P resid en t
P a t W h ita k e r o f tha Senate
I and 8 p e a k *r C lay Lshria o f
1 the House, wreieoptlng . th a
/ Squadron o f 89 pUnwg ffo tn
\ tb # T h ird A rra y A tta c k Group
,X l * r r o r t Crockett, Turns. The*,
swtda of people warn oahaad to
M a t than aad lasaadt tha pbnea
wtou they a r r :y e $ 3 k e e t 10:15
a
,
However* Sofrte State
. Proceeding! Are In
spi red By! Politics
N A R IIV ILIK , Tenn., June 4. -t(A P )— Demand,, for impearhmeot
of Gjv. Henry II. Ilortnn and
cbaigve that ' the proceeding*
»t*inst h'm were inspired by poIIUcil motive, were heard In tha
Tennessee Home of Representstitan Wednesday at debate opened
on the flrwt of eight preaent mi-nt*
■gainst the govern >r. . .
Conspiracy with (Sol. Lube T-ea,
publisher, and Roger* Oalwelt,
flntm ler, to let them control rotIala governmental dapnrtmont* in
•■change for tholr polilbal * upp m and the influence of their
newrepaiwr, waa charred to . tha
gavarnor In tha first article. Fifty
of the UP house votes ale retpi.-rod
to Impeach.
'
T h l* article palntn tb* picture
Of the rotten cnndltian of State
affair, for tha last t*ur >e,?a,H
Mid Representative. JohiL Tlptaa.
trial.
’ ,
“ SitU r down, tide damnable
mmrter of p re dud Ice ant kill the
d — • ih ng dead," countered Raprweenlailta W. Y. Bncwrll, head
ing tha fjTtn aaaklag to prevent
Impoaihmant.
Boswell said ha agreed "with
Tipton about a “ conepiracy," hat
; •♦
* LOS ANdOLEfl, June 4— (A P ) added: .
— David n. Clark, former deputy
‘"That ron«plracy l«
nolh'ng
district attorney awaiting trial m ,tf aad <nothing W»e than an
cn charges of murder, jruatarday attempt lo overthrow il„. Mate
found ball bonds aa difficult to government to Teiine-rve and
obtain as votes In th* municipal telxa the rein* Of that gov
election of Tuesday, when ho waa ernment ' - - iwu,
political
defeated aa candidate far munici and ambitious matt af this HUIa."
pal Jadga.
Tlptlon reviewed the allegU-l
Ha remained In jail, having Uon* in lha aaneptfhiy proeentbeen bound over to tb* Ruporior meni. pointing t> tba alleged inCourt Tuesday In connection with Hoenre In Stato Affairs of l.ea
tb* killing nf Chart** II. Crow- and Caldwell and |* the "uff.cial
fm , political bo**, and Herbert baad-cbopplnga" nf >«fflcL l„ not
V. Spencer, newspaper man.
ullsfactory n them.
v
Bond broken who war* pre
Hr raid that under the allc/ed
pared to gat him out quickly an agreemrnt Utween Herli.p
tnd
1100,000 trail Tuesday, when hi* *l.ea
ami
Oaldwaft
enyernnr
’
—
roe. -rorusM "Lb*
IgV R'Mri
lliir
friend* thought ha woald carry S a e ta give lhc^< (rnctkal control
•tfaa •lection, did not appear to af two or H its*] g u t* departagger alnoe his defeat.
mania of hlghwiaya,lkwnking and
HI* friend* aimaunced H W 00 inawrnnre and giuuLi and tax8tH waa needed ta complete tb* •ttaw.
.(
.
!
k a il M4.O0O baring been supTipton de.laradatgnt the pi-npla
pilad by tno ball brokarag* coa- of Tennessee •r«'«nw»'1l> loriag
CifUis
t—nildenre la Qrfk , own KUtc
Myanwhllt. Joreph Ford, special
government," nnd'gahal;
prUasCdtor who rigorodlly opu * adialselcn of Clark to . " I f Uocennr Ilgrion Is lanelaeoetlgated tba prisoner's rent, why dava'l be u(pe*r be
fore thl* Hnoa* and demand that
wctlvlto* preliminary to tb* RHVR return thesa ai tide, af
(a iaga. Fard Indicated he w «*U
advantage gf tb* full SO pearhment *o he caa aland a trial
*
allowed by law. before pro- and vlnd rate HlrapaMT"
anyone
who
ig with th* trial. *• 1
Would
Unjw
K presented ng defense ta
poeslblc there.
mlVnbmry bearing In Mual- ceuvirilon waa
M fw m h s r of
flogTt, his attorneys Jolnlag
■ailfy to try a
f toun because
| ta the Senate
Alleged Murderer,
Election Aspirant
Can’t Secure Bail
e
in Is Killed In
Moola Accident
Mi
--
*
1
Twvthird*
^
charyes
,0 (& A . Jus** 4— (A P )—
IhsgsM Murphy, second
>maa- »»< killed. . and
s o im u M F
io n * 4 .- (A F
■ E n g la n d .
« f . AVotd J.
[- filer.
said
> land#.! bar*
V a l M state*
tettod in tba
,UJA fall waa
CHORKN
HAVANA, June 4— (A F )- O p ha at tho prveinj moment I* facing
a great crisis—a rrlils gieitar
than at any other time In it* his
tory— y*t without political ortgta.
Economic dirireaa whi.h Is nearing
the whole civtltord world haa visit
ed with peculiar intensity cm thf*
bland
(public hersuao of It*
unique position a* a one-crap
courtly and th* l.atln mind U perhap« qul.-krr than any other to
attrlb'it* eronomir ill* to adaiiai*tratlon fault*.
'
When I became pieeident nf (*uta a'x year* egt> I lealiied lhat
the task might be a thanklcta one.
During the war-lime Inflation per
iod when sugar wpa king, tha peo
ple of Cuba acquired expensive
taste, bersu** thfy could a fftn l
them brt (Very economist know,
that temporary prosperity is gen
erally false pros pet Ity and that It*
momentsry hrilllanre make* tb*
shadow- which' come afterward*
seem deeper than Iwfnre.
My |>ollt!rat rnemlee stalled
making rapilal of the m-nomlr
straits w* have encountered. Th*
petition for my resigns Lion arms
hut one of tha least Important df
the moves made by the more timor
ous.
>
i
My grertast aln directing lb*
gr.vr,nmeni of Tuba I* that I baea.
Iwen too tolerant. My turmioa,
nrvrrthr|r*», have pirtuna) me a*
* dictator w th an Inullable liy l
R O M E . Juno 4.— ( A P ) — P re m ie r Mussolini Wednesday-.^'
declared w a r on nnti>Fnnclgh|;*,
in Ita ly , "u n d er w h a te v e r"
banner.'' and. according U , ‘.
new s fro m the
V a tica n A t _
least one o f the O tth o lli A c 'c ’
tlon society leaders w as u n »T
d er arreat.
T h e person named by th o ■
Vatican rrroated wne an attouMFr1
named Corsanego. It was said ha J;
probably would soon he on hi*1"-!
way lo political exit* on tha,
Island o f I.lpari.
Other reports said a doxan of a
tha Catholic Action laadar* had
herir arre-ted In various rltiaa. It waa said they ware all men who |
had opposed Fairlwn rr**lo«alyj{ffl
Mtuarilnl'a "de.-lara* 1
lion of w tr" against antl-FascIfta
-------was made , t a special meeting o f
Maror T. L Dumas, bring.ng a
••Mistrial," was the verdict ren- ■ »"»a>l b<xiy of Fa«dst leidera
W i g c which h*il for Its pur dere,| by a Seminal*.Count. Jury * hlch ,ormwl ‘ h' dlreclomta, Of
pose the rlarlflratlon of the
point, at issue In the coming
charter amendment i-'vctl m, was rase nf tha State of riottd* ver- h, dallnitoly mentioned the Cathe
the pi IH-I|>»1 speaker at the Kl- eu. Mi,. K i«ly It. l*urion, rhsrg^l ollc Action .oelety.
Order, werv Issued to th* M M
nania flub luncheon held at the with purchasing property ,ha
knew lo have been stolen, spent; Kaiwlst groups in Italy,
with
Monlrsuma llolrl yeittnlay.
An attcmUme of l># p«r rant nearly (our hour* In tha Jury room more than one million aciiaw
apptaring before Circuit
Clrctut m«mh*r»,
m,mh*r», to be
b* guided b»
be tha
th.
of th* member* heard Mayor Du tofore ■ppsaring
W*
thought that FasrDm "I* firm ly
mas’
talk,
while
Ralph
A.
Smith and Julius Dingfelder, lo- last night, where, after rendering determined not to permit wbai
th# vaitHvt, they were dlchargnl.
iver
remained of anti-FaariaM
ral business men, were alto
The trial of the case began yaw- and wblch thus far haa boat
pireent as giHsts. T h e pro
gram waa under the dlrertl >n of tolday momlng, shortly after a •pared, to find refuge and pro
1
Kiaranians Howard Iwvng anJ C Jury composed of H. C. fission, tectlun," •
T b f group* were teld that Hu m
A. Byrd, while A. C. Fort pre- Jasper Williams, J. f . Mitchell. F.
»d * d over the meet raw JMr. Domas praf arwf ■bis
re- lag the day lha Stale affeaed Hera.a.k. b..
iL.l during KIWI
marks
by wt.»U_
stating that
IP80
risen Eddlns, A lax Mitriiall, 8her-] Tb* dlrartornle charged that
a mandamus wax rre tired by the
iff J- H. McClelland and Joe Mtltrh j soma sections of the Catholic A#«e
creditor, of the City nf Sanfunl
a* niine-ee*, while Mrs. Durdon I Hon ao-lely had been "apanly and
requiring assessment of piart .a l
offereJ herself, h*v *on. Call Brut. |surreptitiously hosllll" to Faa*
ly |ttt* mllD, He rolled mtentun to on, and her daughter, Mr*. AunlairDnv
,
the fart that the cltlrm-hip fell
Ms* A t»k c.
1 With thl* blunt *l*Umeut «C
that this burden could not
b*
Mis. Purdon denied an* impll-1imlley the Due* and hi, grows q f
borne and that their
properly
ration In th* purchase of tna three { leader* began to formulate plgaa’
woiitil probably ho earnftred.
sacks of firtU lu r which war* of-itu take Into* F*M-lsin‘a fold (kiwi,
II.g addres, wps'a* fullowa: feud as the stolen property, main- jounr Catholics from the dig"Tlir city rnmmlaalon, after
a •ainlng that she knew nothing o f , -nlvcd group*. Various provla,cn*» of mrrllnga held with the thr transatUon. Her son, t'arl;iun» wer* made to strengthen th*
ktwid hehier, committee. »u reeded Bruton, declared that he pur- 1Fasciit groups of men, wumaq
In rnnvinclng them thkt th* g m t - rhas.d the fertiliser Duma negro and youtha with the Idea nf mak-l
er number of Hanford's rlfirn a man, end lhat he did not know It able to Incorporate thousand* of
dri blu'd ib faulting upon tlwlr In- wa« stolen when he bought It. . 1mg them Into a ,trong*r body
M'nntinueil on Peg* Four!
DllMASTALKS AT PURDONCASEIN
KIWANIS CLUB ONjCIRCUITGOURTIS
COMING ELECTION CALLED MISTRIAL
U r R e s That Citizens
’ Vote F o r Amend
ment Next Monday
Be Held Next Week
-
rte ." •*• S T L a s r t j r s a
m m .of liberal Idawls, and a* such
1 .could never attain the bright*
of rretlsinyg dlctoterablp linpllea.
Cuhw at'^qjc nrwwnt lima naeda
to Ho but on* thing; nvold becom
ing pan’rkv during thl, period of
economic atrras aad work together
to eurvive It In lha last manner
noaslble. All Caban* shnnld work
together to, prevent
agltalloa
evolving into chan*.
What this nation I,
going
thrpugh now the whel* wniUI Is
expetlrntlng In ■ lesser degree Cu
ba entoyed I he m r»> during the
faninu. "dance of the million-;"
now II must be rontrnt to listen to
■lower and (adder strain* for a
while until tha period t f rnnvalraerne*, already started, ran l>e romplete and Cuba*, nronomic ills are , AbH EM Ll.E, N. I'.. June I, —
| ( A F ) —Wallace H. Dail-, i»r l »
cnr*d.
. tear* a leading fimmciai ngur* ( I h
I In Western N.wth ('ai<d ne, wa>
santen.sd yestrrrlsj t , fu,.
t,
WINONA, Minn., June 4 - (A F ) I
seven yrsto for making ami pub
- Formall) accused of murder b> |
liablng t (else eepsui „ f the rina ror-ner'l jury, Ruy Ashley.!
i ditlpn of lb* Crnlral Hank an I
Ib s trriis i, . Wltrondn, lay near
' Trust company while be waa it*
xlreih In a hospital todiy after kid
| president.
naping anl alrying Eirlyn Blown,
Defen • M fvr l tmll.e nf appeal 15, of Brnvrrdam. ,
| to tb* stato supreme r .url and
II* (hot the girl after luring her
. Davie we* relca-iil Umlt-r flti.txMt
I bond. Tb* **uri uranic,, tm ,|^y, from her home earl, yesterday on
a pretext of taking her for a ilda
I for completion n| ihr aptwal. .
when they reached a farm near
Duvl* look Ih* sentrme ,*liab
here, Aahlay slopped, th* girl
| bu; hi* wife, » h » l,j 1 trail >•> •honied -he had been kidnaped and
1)1* ride
thr.ughnui U«- iwu Aehley Ihlrw • bottle at h<r. She
weeks of the trial. I«ir,i lain tier* s*la*d • m o l vac and shot him In
al tb* gortla “ aUts’a prison."
the atalcmen.
Rent slicing of Italic, .c-mvrtod
Aeklry took tba weapon, hit her
WARHINUTON, Jus. 4.— (A P )
oanriy three weeks ago. brought (e rr the head and drova a short
to *n enjl tb* Drat special court distance, then shot her. Officer* —Culcnel Charles Lindbergh will
Utm raliad lu ny (••'■ grnwint reportri he throw tba girl flotn leai* within a month for a flying
•Ut of Bpncoml-- i 'Mini)
hank hi- car end shot her through tha toer uf the Far East making the
trip by air srroes th* North Pa(allure* but fall.
head
she pt-eded for tor Ilf*. cUir, it wes Icarnrd today. Ills
He rallied ta toll police ha had
wife will aieompana him. Tha axtaken tke girl from her home aft- art date of departure ha* not beau
re threatening bar mother.
delrrmiaed but at hie request tbs
slat* department Is ••king the
Japansas and Ch’net* governmania fur perralseloo for blm to
Tba kalvailga Army lluilxrl Apa* beu, in Hanford for tb.>
” AHHIKOTllN, dun* 4 - (A r / lend m lboa* rountriss.
• day* asdstlng In the gr-| "*'**#
.American Diamond
Although tha trip acroap tb*
p*al carapslga bad passed tb#
Rica of the drive, aald lode* i
Diamond Keith I‘•rifle .xriU not Involve eay
W500 mark at ba*a today, and ufs
B.rbeau.p
Del night it MratwMp ‘ - f^ r a tlo n of K#» long water hop, th* Celoatl is tak
fUiala fo charge uf tb* drive sate
ing etcry safety precaution. HD
b*cevetr,| th.V many
Ji T
V” .1 “
that tb* goal af $4000 necessary Sa|
nu noplane will be equipped with
Wha donated tori yw r bad
operate tb* local Army post tore
pentoons and be will make fueling
M Made their runtribuIlona.!
* *
during tie west year, «v ull la
ariangomanta at necessary points.
Campaign lleaihiuarlSr* Ini
The IJndbergs will not take tbelr
raised by Saturday algid if th*
Mgrh Building will , l » opeiii
i"'•pi* rooUaned to respond.
young *oa with them. Flans far
r aad Rtturday from 7:00
ARAB OIER
tha return trip Dam lb* Oitoat
H. J, Lehagga aad W. A. KffDra
i rin tba morning until u:00i
balrmsn rW*
hr*# not betn • arranged. MadL Ft a'ghi."
aald, "and
JERURA
Jana 4.- ( A F ) ■ torch statod ha had not d*toran mil Ire . egm i i who wish to assist In
araela af Hcdjrs. mi'iei whether to return by beat
highly grots
■kAm y call at htodquarlela Former K l
on* of lb.
ragsnatlc ftg-ir*- (i by naribna air routad ri re-poM#
M their donations."
Tmkey
had iarrived
■M w ra, l«t)> own aad wom-j
MIAMI ViaiTCR INJURED
ta. On the opt
B t e s a U i l to 11port at tba
ire, Tu.--lay,
■ ■ - • f f Urakfaat at bead-[
orki-r. turned
COI.DHBORO, N. C, Jana 4—
(h ttuionow maralag at 8i00
( AIM —Miaa fgylaa flaatbaFa aa■ ( Reports, shewing the asturnolui* orartanrad Iran M ite
BpMa raised by ih a.fscM a
ysatrrday aa aha W
en rswt*
from M l a ^ t t e - ta U t W e at
New CaanMu ■Pgaa.’ 'Rbd. « M
Asheville Banker
Gets Prison Term
(Kidnaper And Slayeri
Of 15-Year-Old Girl;
laying Near Death;
Du ringer Convicted
Of Murdering Girl
Mussolini Puts Clam
On All Groups Tha
Are Hostile NoMat
ter W h a t AUianc
i
Lindberghs Planning
Flight Over P a c i f i c
On Air TourOf Orient
Salvation Army Budget Appeal Drive
h Being Puehe
�Une-Upl
Same t
Bat Avi
W,
M ot
m
_ 7. ,»T
m /I
tb# M i
t y ttorifto M »
ho I* tied with Um Bab* for otcend ' plow,•Mickey Cochran*‘ otill
hr Id* ftrit plaea. Tbo etandlnpi
Player and dob | A r h m
Cochran#, A*» . I t 186X 81 .400
Roth. Tanka.— 81 100 I I 41 4S8
Arlatt, rhlUlM 40 114 81 SO 418
A refill,' Indian* 41 ITO 88 84 478
Ifpnubjr. Cub* 84 188 14 80 448
Battinf average* , rata
day far tb* first. Vto*
ton find tba Fain be
ranead from a betting
C. A. t
eeluuly
of 441 .today. Lofty MeUnaban and Oaorf* Doatcb. load tb*
ragwlar*, bat Lope*. P a t e r a ,
Sehlrard, Millar a n abara than
In batting averages. They bar*
pit red fewer gam** bawarar.
Hrre'a how they aland aa far:
Player
.0 AB R B Are.
Upas ....
ef
8 4 8 484
McLanahsn _ 4
83 0 8 .444
MlUrr
.8
I 0
^8.400
Sehlrard ........ 8
• 3 8 478
Ddatch_____ a 81 8 14 481
Patar* ............ 4
IS 4 4 444
H l t f l M ____ 1 8
n 0 . i . 488
SUnaon Klalaw waa ' ow tha
mound far tba Y. M. C. 'A . aad
pitched a mighty toad yana him■all, ilriklng out 18 a f tba Malt*
load batter*. On tba defentire tb*
awtlr* Y. M, a A. team prated
to b* equal to any .team la tb*
learn*, tb* team presiding to
Klalaw, practically 1047b support,
aad when they rat aaad to hitting
om
finally won. W ild . pile***, fllaphanson, __ _
t/|Ca|M____ 88 180 14 48 .880
ban*, bit batsman, etaryj
tot rote to mab* up ana af
>y OTanVbalHrtneY
C a r d * to o k a p it c h in g d u a l
I Orimre aad Fltoolawpartl
t o .4 t e a r * , W t M i w o a h i *
N o t w it h a a ln g l# w h ia h
C b k k B a fo y la tb a a lfh tb .
r h a d a p a rfa e t d a y a t b * L
On *f lb* Mar* l*U r«*tl*(
M fa fw tU
la the central
FWbida baaahatl laafwa waa tbo
althlng *# a u a i i t af tba
Wlalar Park taaai, aaa* other
than tba warid-famad Jot Ttak-
way. Otcrge la hItUng the aid ap
ple at a 488 dip, while Lefty la
titling for .too, to pot Mm eighth
•a tbo Uet of tbo l**fo# loader*.
Lofty McLanabaa will bat In
daan-op position, and play cantor
ft*id to atari. Ha la reported to
continue hla great kitting. U f t f ’s
only trouble just now la that a
bad tae* * f beds baa hampered hU
stride. H* can hit them but when
K romee to ruanlnf, It* net hla
good fortune. Fortnaatoly,
the
Feds hire a , couple o f fast run
ner* In tb* parsons o f Wright and
Lake, **, any Urn* Lofty or Lop**
find Uiemselve* on tbo aacks after
a hard dries, Jimmy' Wright or
•e*tr a b e t
O T U eet* * * ;
Ctreair Caart
I Jeatctel Oil
lewle Ceuatf.
U S U A L ALLOWAY u JK an ydaf
aid battaey. m W. FMat 84.
U C rFLC ft A PAB TM K N tS.
i ik. fuel. F.k a
X
V T « e
Bud Lab* will ba'aant In to do
their running. Fa tr**M (h .'
-Cob*" Lopos will da tba hurllog at Coco*, and will probably
ri"
bat In fifth place, right bneb of
ian* aa two lattore
D**uh ,Bd
M«Unaban. Hoy, there ays three paworP.U_? 'i T ,b?
ful butteri In a row. I f thty don't
»
Matlllo gat four hlto In f<
Inclodlnc a trip!* i
k Oddly enough, McNti
at bat,
dlana wen their eight!
ram* whan they pounded
to l i victory over tb*
Bath toaiM ueed tear
tho Indiana gatUng 18
o n ^ e locd dub’ P0* 1'
in iiL
n,'“ '
■n 7 *? _ *
1811
sb.
■ »*
U
t. » ~ lM' **•» MUlararin atari 18right
* field, and will bat ninth. The
Vki.
yaungtUr eat otf'lh* bench for
tW ^ ‘V8
woven-timing* tob^M ndoyr jaot<
7*'
aching to gat hU band* on a bat.
,* 7 l i
and, whan he did gat Into tba eon*
9,1 ?
wimT " t**(>
polod oat tba langoat hH
an of real ability. biM of a , d a y , * triple totba fight
oamOT hare bwm ^ |a fM , |,M ,B
taM gram.
*> f
P“ l {tw
Roy Britt, tbo 10-aatond high
» • u,uu*
mon school alar will phtnd loft field,
loworar, until soma tnd C0RM u bat ievanth, to mobs
» f fane .upa far- h
f | „ potential blttara In
s J tA li : •
***«•* # e - <“£
lat 81. Q p* Pont Office
MEAT MARKET
IT DOT DOPE
4
!
/
I
�-Jjr v ^ 1
,' .V > jiJ;;»
Sanford nhoutd
Salvation A m i
contribution of
etea.oftha virk
i w o needed In
'W #;TC (U tiA
|2 ,476.26 .
:o cjtrry on
end before
SiLc|L_'.
h.
^w» i
-.this Important undertaking. We
iVee fhal when such i worthy d
If tte,
WM «
l*
•bAoean
S s tC f the country ha* been Buffering
of^drought, unemployraen^-and .poor
Sanford-ha« gone,merrily along, harvi
one of the beet marketa in year*, and
available fori practically gverytae. ‘
fV.L'DeapIte thla fact toe Salvation A n
f t tte iilorMe 'uibu,
be spent right hate in SSnferd. Give,
FBB—**Ttero tho gUrkoa
ortlttj till f m t- teado,
yaUa."
(, -lilfr.;
*;
A surest road out of the veil
,.•*
f e r ! ^ /
P*|,Pm■eav PWi
UihI nitpl MUr
.w»
aerj
y
Broadway l» >UII tha tewa’e.
farorll. boolmrd for ttroUmi
from tte aebarte and r M H f
(raia the Waot Baradm H la a
taldway. It la cfowdad and aaiay,
Pat it la potgay, *a «p t f » 1U
olartrk U ***. Tteaa Ilf ht* m u le
ona of tte »l* b t » o f tte work.
Tte M at apoctaeuiar lira — a
fir) twlnfflnc — advortkoa a
tooth potU
Or^parhanafiMh
T C Z if & X J Z ,
they were when they went to sleep ana that
tee wM.M-ropYing.on. ‘W ltk a l pfctiactee a
taraoai bat tte prodeeU ttey ad.tortiao arc dot Broadway**. Bttn
fmltV
Whir* laa^i»,k|ow
4h wlad haat, ,:Ui
hags. Mil
to e v e ri
f W W jfe r *
> !
;TteVtrW*tUi« h*l
lac rtaVm *T a * ' 1
n* ttrnfi that * u •<
i- i ■ ■
pW who Were going without rood. It emna
livable that than could be peode h|; par.
no bfldly In need, but the Salvation Army.]
feed. them. It fOU a Very neceaaary place I
MBtWK-4-Ww tW iftar life.
•,
'V
M t>i4V*Und M
The Herald hopes that Unite who have i
IVboaW; ofpro opyaodi
Ir utmoat ability, in order that those who hi
jflnd relief. H ie Saltation A m y will need
this campaign
fend,
k e aerf.
L i-..______
HI H M
H iand hlnety percent
HtH«M>oat>or
»leh wore Wrlt*»w
O'.
ilmady t e k f f l i i F taK.Untte
I wing ua out of our difficulties, ooo and Corpa* ChrUtl.
ted quack remedies and tried to apbualoeaa problems, but these prob- • Tte.oaly.Broadway atar wbe
solved and never will be solved‘ hr, tel te, tea* ap In UbU on
thoda and dear thinking on Help!*,
thep
;
Double i
P^tectlotf |
r i i m
m
m
TUa.polity 1* kyootfWaUy
whllo year iinoa i
Thla policy IV, do
W 't U 'i f f l t h
Howotor. other plaa
tte opartflo MhdtVoi
with wteoMWTJyteadtma^ia Vtowt
. ,
t ili..'t f> ci
PtntiyoMW
NoWiTywara
Afurte
• "iTT t vti^and^i;
MMte.ee
M M
,
«u t
.
fs h S l& V S %
When loro miaote,
Wte'^ktoonBOPod
lg, economies^; reoucing cost!
j demand. Plant, are being
ilnery and old unprofitable i
here is
coming about .a.coi
L There
la •.coming
with the realisation
d.ripY ‘ri
p°M<Ui pwr^.
•
mt upon a sounder
fort,which
r- •
11t > walor tr II
iM to S BOYD
Phone B41>W
?>»». vj A***a
"nZaSTT
pernPtlymnly*
drtak Mil
M V m tZ t
' W h tt ;*
tL? Sr
id Properly applied,
he will veto
A; ,noow
loftkeiBuk
x a rS y T ?
wyg H,
led by others who
met contest1goes c
Sv.fonj
4 no one
di Daily
iiW iiiA i
I
aengsi
�M ijr-c.vrsftu r-^ ^ a etx jsw .
:>
i Hayes Circle
Regular Meet
rsonals
returned from a two weak* trip
la' vaHpaa point* on the East Coast
and ta Arcadia.
-Tha Many friend* of J. C, Mitch*
all will regret ta learn U » t ha U
III at tha FernaId-Laughton Me
morial HoaplUl.
w Auxiliary
at tha ^ i M
a
. M m W. D. Hoffman has aa har
guasta nt har borne on Valencia
Drive la Bm LanU, M m Roy Aptaaaaa to the following:
pkhk and ton, Sam Applaby, of
O, Shinhotsar, M m L B.
Aroadla.
T. 7>. Daren. Mm P. D. Parker.
Mlaa Pearl* Robson haa returned
Mm Wed R, Wilson, Mm 0. J.
bar* frorp Lake Worth where »hc
Papa, ahd Dr. Virginia Bpaqror.
Jhtt O f Methodist
Church Has Meeting
CWJe N u W On* of tha Pin t
kilsNs* Church, Mm Warron
afrkm chairman, wiH nest at
w U m K Mm Tam EUlt, 1M
almakto Avanm. ' -V; Q
held He rogular moating at t
**eloek at the hoaio o f J im John
D. Abrahams, 310 W. 20th fit
'• WBDNRMAy /
OroU Number, Four of the Kind
CtHA|a* CknrtH, Mrs,-Ed Carr*.
"*T , chhfnain, will wadi at- th<
fchna af Mm l K. Liles, 013 Myr
U* A r ic w to apand the aftemou
*' .
With M m Prod Wilson, Mm.
C. E. McKee. M m N. A. -Herkey,
M m P. A. Rowland, M m E. N.
Scott and' M m Morris Spencer an
luMtaiaos, tha regular bos Ior ta
and a o c l n l meeting ef the
Daughters at Wesley Class of
tha P in t Methodist Church was
bald on Tueaday evening at tha
home of M n .
Morris' Spencer
on Magnolia Avtnuo. The ' darot Ioctal consisted o f each mem
ber answering to roll call by re
pealing a Bible verso.
Mrs. M. L. Wright presided over
Um beslnass session nt which
lima the following hr*teases were
cfbaWfl fo r the next meeting: M m
■tarn Bradford, Mr*. H. L. Brown.
M m T. S. Murff and tha Misses
Ajfba Chapman, Leo Ia Evans, and
France* Pearson..
Far tha entertainment of tha
toembers the following program
wa* given:
'Piano silo— Ella Mauds Jon**.
ftaadlngwbKathryna This pen.
Piano solo— Aid In* Harrison.' ,
Reading — Nancy Rasaotter.
nv aolo—Helen Wllaon.
id1ng— Kathryn# Bpancar.
A salad course waa aarrad by
K
- .P n re r '.a*^ hymn night wlH b*
ohpwVad at, tHa F lrit CbriaUar.
Herald Emplnyees
Have Beach Picnic
thin dtp.
Regular business .and
aaalal
Moating of the Alathean Clas* of
tha r n t Baptlri Chunk waa hold
on Tuaaday evening at B-o^loek
la the alar.-room at the church
with Mm. C. 11. Ptarra, M m R. T.
Wsrrou, Mr*. 8. 8. Telford ami
M m N. II. Harkey aa hmtaaaoa
Mr*. J. B, Field* proaldod ator
tha basin#** *e*»ion at which time
M m R. T. Warren waa cbofca to
Mrra aa aacrcUry and Iroatnror
In tha abac nee of Mra. B. M. Nip
per who plana to leave soon to
apand the lummtr oUawharO.
Tha mealing adjourned later
for a aoctal period at which f a a
game* wort enjoyed and roftethmanta wara atrved by tha heat•»»#". Thoao preterit ware: ' M m
O. C. Gibbs, Mra. I. E. Eitrid>»,
M m 'R . N. Nipper, M m J. II, Aly,
Mra. D. K. Kemay, Mr*. Ellsworth Harper, M m J. T. Newby,
M m Hah Hall, N. It.
Harkey.
Mra. It. B. Odhatn. Mrs. A. 0.
Kaddon. Mra. R. T . W a r m , M m
8. S. Telford, Mra. T. C. Pitchford, Mra. E. J. Tayhr, Mra. A.
Walker, Urn. C. 11. J*earcy,
m J. B. Field*. Mra. G.H. Tom
linson and Mia* R. U Eatrldfo.
t
- Robert Mariwether, who
haa
bean Ul at tha Fernald-laughton
Memorial Hoapltel alary. Saturday,
was reported to bo Improving this
K. C. LEADER PASSES A W A Y
morning.
J;
Maurke Wlmblsh left yesterday
afternoon by motor fo r Tennessee
to spend a short Urns before going
W Oklahoma, Colorado And other
po|nla in the West 'ta spend tho
summer.
Mra. J. N. RoUdn; > Jr., Mra
Howard Overlln, M m Phink Bar.
tholmew and Mn. Howard C. Long
spent last week-end In Lake Worth
with Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Robson,
formerly o f this city.
Friends o f Mbs Margaret Dingfelder, daughter of Mr, and M m
J-DIngfeldtr, will bo glad to learn
that aba la Improving nicely at har
home, 709 Magnolia Avenue, after
having her tonsil* removed Tues
day at tha Prrnald-Laughton Memortal Hospital.
Jowers Home Scene
Of Circle Meeting
Circle Number On* of the First
Baptist Church met rn Monday
aflarnoon at the humc o f M n.
A. I . Jowers on Park Avenue with
nine mombeta piraent. Mis. Georg*
Huff presided while Mrs. FTed
Myers and Mr*. Huff had charge
of the prayer*., ^
~
' Bine* Mr*. tL NTlTlppcr pUn*
to be away during the summer
months. Mrs, J. II. F|*lda was
asked to take her place aa aecrou fy rnd treasurer. Mrs. E. W.
Stiles then conducUd the Bible
•Andy.
,
.'
Refreshments were served by thj
hoeteas, aaaiatad by Mlaa Annie
Inario Jo were, to tba following:
.Mra. Bggera. Mr*. Fred Mjar*.
M m F- W. Stllee, Mr*. Howard
Cummins, Mr*. -George tlaff, Mr*.
J. I t Lyle*. Mra. J. B. Field*, and
Mr*. J, A. Cunningham.
ATLAN TA, June 4. — |AP) Rlchard A. Msgtll, ST. died M terday. He hid been in IU health
for about two years. Ha aervod
for a number of yeans as mastar
of the fourth degree for the Prov
ince of Georgia, Florida, North
and South Carolina. Knights of
Columbus. .
To-Night —
BREEZE IN
And lau
g h
Ilere'a
Year’s
G tyul
Party
INEXPENSIVE MEATS
The tiriet of cooking the tough
er cut* of meat la alow rooking
With nmiature. A ceaanrola U uaed
advantageously lo utilise tha Itaa
expensive cult o f hocf, vral, lamb,
mutton and perk, and it ravea con
sider*.Ic on the,fuel bill by per
mitting the entire meal to ba
cookid in the oven at tha aama
time.
MENUS
Dinner
Clear Vegetable Soup
It navi Chicken
tiiblet Graey
•
It* lied Itice
Wag Bean*
Atparagu* Salad
Fruit Gelatin
Beverage
I.until eon
Com Chowder
Cheeae Handwichea
Pickle*
t’oronut Macaroon*
VWvrrag*
In prrparinr mral fo r mtscmlr
.rooking, it should first be place.I
In I hr dish with a small amount
of fat nn I arared in the oven until
hinnn. Then n small quantity of
olo roror- put on. and the temper
ature o f the oven inluced. THs
rooking time verier with tha typu
of meat, but it i.iually from throb
to f e w houra.
By adding other ingredients, it
may ba made a one-«ll»h meal. The
following reel|v» are a lew of n
great many way* In whirh the
tougher rata of meat may be UMU
In making taalv is-jrrole Ulahea:
Hungarian Goulash
Ingredient*: three pound* atew*
Ing lietf, I Hotrn onlcna. It ten■poonfula aalt, 1-2 cup fat, 3-4 tanspoonful paprika.
t
IVel and chop the onion* fine;
conk them in the fat until they aru
a ell browned. Cut the meat In
piece*; add the roll and paprika,
put all Into rn*»er.dc ' and hak,*
tlnwly for 2 I 11 or a hour*. Serve-.
Mrs. Knight Hostess
To Her Bridge Club
Complimanting tha mamban of
tha Tueaday Duplicate Club, Mra.
George Knight wag hoatroa at a
bridge party given on Tnoaday
cvinlng at her homo la tha Magross* a baking dl»h, put In n layer
of I he macaroni, then one o f the
tomato mlitura, than a'thln layer
of meat.
Sprinkle over a little checoe, and
continue auecaarivo layeia until In
gredient* have been used. Cover
with the remaining cheeae. Baku
in a moditat* oven (3W degree*
F.l I hour.
Meat pie, made with biscuit
crust, offer* another laity dlah In
whirh ineapanalva meal* may ha
used. They may be made o f any
kind o f stewed meat.
Mrkr a Hour gravy, bring the
stock from the stewed meat. In a
two-quart pan place the meat and
gravy; add I -2 cup diced carrots,
rod I cup rubail raw potatoes.
Bring to a hull. Prepare hiacull
■burgh, roll lt 1-2 Inch thick, amt
lig h tly place on the belling pit
nrxtur^. Silt the top to permit
hnncy Apartments, 1000 Park X l
hup. I Hiring tba evening dupUc*
lu-idse > u played and at a la
hnur hirh score priice war* swai
id to Mr*. II. B. Law la and Mi
F. y. lioumlllat.
Adcrnlng the loom* whara I
guests war* entertained was’
profusion of gladioli In brillle
color*. Lata In the evening I
fresh manta warn served bjr (
Hostess, aaaiatad by Mr*. WeR
S. Coleman and U n . John H. HI
larmlatift
.ti
Those present wara: Mia. H.
I.awls, lira. F. E. Roumlllat, Ml
Waller B. Coleman, K r a 3, r
H Intermister. Mra. J, G. Shan
Mia. A. P. Connolly, Mra. J .i
Drouaa and Mra. J. C. Denaan.
Bargains ia Used MaeklaaT^
Hsv* Yoo Saaa the Now .‘d
* " Biagar CitRBtr?
SINGER SHOP
V
Valdes M p . 1
I’hern M 4.
r«r uowi u fM b G g f& ll
Don’t Rasp Your Throat
With Harsh Irritants
“ Reach for a LUCKY Instead” .
TTto groat Lord Tinnyton In a I
tfful poem rwfere to a woman's.
Appla a* "The warm wMta apple off I
throat." Conaldpr your Adom'e Appleaua
Touch It—your Admn’e Applo—That Is
:
your larynx—your voko box—It con*
taint your vocal chorda. Vfbon you N O ,
■Idor yo u r Adoht's A pplo yo u t r t i p
considering your throat—your voeal
chorda. Protect tho dollcoto tlseut
within your throat. Bo cardful In
choice off clgaPUttoB* P o n t rose
threat with harsh Irritants I
LUCKY Instead. Haro In America LUCKY?!
STRIKI Is the only clgorotto whkh bring!
you tha added bonoftt off tho exdweffva
'TO AiTINO" Process, which Incfudoe tha
use off modem Ultra Violet Rays. It le
PllBit T0WELB TO-NIGHT
Bsch lady atUadaat purchsslag aa adult ticket will be
prim e ted one haadaame Mat*
rogue TaweL
;*maau ward made for a trip
the <otphanago . at’ Bmaoa
ng* Friday afternoon for
Mng. ;; J t
c ■waa proratjl a w ; Mr*. R. U
Those expelled Irritants
manufacturers off chemical compound^
They are not present In your U ICKY
•TRIKE. And so wo say
hahmc, Mm' JL G. Rowland,
low*. Sarah Myrick. Margaret
T o * William*. Mr?. J: 0.
Petera and C. A, Haines, Gordon
las, K m J. D, Parker, Mm
. Powell, Mm J. H. Fofguaon, Dean, Shade Walker, Jr., Dwight
Patterson Cord in Scott, and Joe
McDaniel.
u«
P A R T Y ►
r <HINTS
By LKATttICE GREGORY
toy* and girls w l j find pknea
i Jellies l method thar* Is for
wtaialng their cists** or t Inks.
1ta your frioails to a . Gipsy
picnic, wr ting tba invitela an oranj* camapoodoiKo
4a folded In half like lookUls-
Ncstsl* Ur* covan with
*11-
ttaa of trees cut from blsck
C, a campfir# cut from rod.
tha Ink drawing of n tr»H
« * away over rounded kills,
la p ra t the InviUliaas with
elk.
find a
apltnbla
m plcnk. Select a pla o
king 4 s aw* unless
lefu!.bod. A shall*rod
’There k no mcaaa|e I can
broadcast that (a more im>
.portent fa n the value of
whole' wfceel— particularly
Shredded Wheat which ia
eff wJuU tplraf. Because it.
conUlna ell the food ele
ment* needed for atrendth
and fro w lh ’gml becauaeIt la to easily dl*ested.
Shredded Wheat should be
eaten by everyone, from
dreod*eltild^n to Brands}
paf'eRtt. l l /contains all
the bran yoo .need. W itli
milk It la a epmpluc ord
halenrfri fbcaL"
NATIONAL eiltO fT COMTANW
lin in g t h «
Sunshine
>.4Vt
�rwmmni
w an
| *4 *V|
1 |A^
totetty Phil.
41 « 0 I t 01 JI4
loth, Yanki >•; 33 I l f f t 41 M i
lilmm, Cub*
H IIU IM Mi
>tw**fcV - —- .i •*•*• v ■
..PETlsi id H A A t *\*m
f t '.
t
■tuiMM to
i* iiW M j
’
T U M
left far Un m laday
at A M ' to
extremely crip.
iM fc M it lM . la y R u ttm , Um
hljtod u teC ar*. and
B n * * * both eamo obt
Muffin.
Iri >14*e ctmUota a);
M^otart, &nUFtjt
/ • ta r U M aMtae, * « to M t
af the | I M tocsaae a f a stiff
tick, dbtld Bag Cake, v M aright
kdvd fc e w r a lM (■ at a relief
MHoC- wmf aaaMn to f t with
tM cIah Mwatad he hat f t sack.
Me a lte r Perldi M i M a i l l h ^
M ? m thret day* tocaeae at a
r iu r ie f bard* In Mi - tort lea,
white lath Pel eta hah a altillar
altiatat It hla right log,
4^<Cte»yrijri»* !«• * , *y Iha A iiDelated- Pteae.>—CaW ir CoetMga.
commonly pictured -rik . owa • af
America* moat silent and uMomm u«s3to#'m *n, M m to U l k t a
hie' doge.
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^ W W M / »^ 0 ? K O U N O O *
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36-AMMOAL COLUMBIA-MAW
aOATRACfrHAM OECOM6A
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i Robin* bad a ball ganfo won
Stef, la*l of tho ninth ~wboit
trroro In tho Infield plui *■
|Mr Aiwnaiey-wUh th*.ha*a*
i*rmw crino W df toeodO ie
to R Coyler and - Harman
ion, tho laUor hie flgbtlt
**r*
i— -
“JjRhkPu
ir’i bottle fn which
ad tha better of Phil Colllm,
lade emerging with ■ |*to I
Jlteey allowed but fooe hit),
o f them doeblee bv. whit nay,
Phlllloa cut down R cj tearing
aeicutlng four fate double
'Milk,1 fnf.ewMlhUf
flkl field fence la B a li
oral yards. Redk (Via
k m pltckera ea T ' bai
•cared I I hits, ft wi
Ad's ninth straight wit.
Mtlllllo, totting f V ,
trips for tha aootpd
day, net only JUnwad
■- f
c l a s s ic
.?-*.•
■
valuable laaeon* which will comO In
h*ndy today. Thtfre ie no reason
Why J*mei
can't' ( A going at
bat lit the ityl# which once atcom pentad hit pl*Y aa a member
of tho Rollins Collego loom, and
Id ‘today's game ho goto a big
fhan^a at proving hie worth to the
U w e (SAM£ OF TtNWS.
ladlcMlooi aro that there will
bo a record crowd at Municipal
Park a n t Monday liternoen
*LAYEO WITH SiY^ftXJTRACQUETS f
B a m HAUOS ABJt HEOOJHfO TO
gdmo daring the fleet half. They
hold twa r let orl«* near tho Fodo
but, even with capable addltime 1* thofr pflehlag aUff,
u A e Ip a griLt ciih M U hl tho
wine iHtKAequerej
ford Diamond
I Team To Play
In Orlando Tonight
MPfMtMRfp' to dlecuaa Internst’onal. pruble ina with Kunpcan
ttattkmtK during 0 (wo months'
tour pbmad thla aummrr.
In announrlng hi* Intention of
Uklhw'kIs summer varaUtM, -In
eirnrwJ
‘ w ill. Mr*.
Uaa U
t . a i arid
d
(ompay''with
H4‘mson
a ttetefi Informal (tarty In Rump*:
tks hocrtUry - amphaalied that
hie trip) to begin thla month,
would be an unofficial one,
Thera appeared nr question In
tho mind* of officiate her* 1«nt
night, however, that tho aoerotary
would lake advantage of hhi vtell
to Italy, Franco Germany anti
Great Britain to moot and Ulk
*>lh governmental teadon hr
tkbaa countries.
Tha oocretary Intimated’ It wte
bU IntaMIbh' to an* tho for*'go
m jnlifm of ' tho govortamnU
s/rfa
S
without mock trouble, Link Blhby, tha former Valeoralty of
FterMa aro win probably' bring
hla faat ball |a town faf that
By K. H. CULLUM
«
(•£• who e.|* 7 B
«
Tha Y, M. C„ A. Diamond Ball
ig duel batwoaa ' two team will go to Orlando tonight
yfdhhdtere. Lake nag, SlUby,
to take en the Poit Office team
ahoaHU aw hand.
of Orlando. White the Peat Of
fice team U rated ai a Clan B
Uam, It la really a Claaa A team,
and in feel played teat aaaaon In
(ha Latte Maiy town team, and the Cteaa A league. Moat of tha
wjll meat that dob In an teehlM- mombon of th'.a team have pliyed
tion game at Municipal Park next
togethir re a, unit for tha paat
Tdoonay Afternoon. Either Jaok
flea yeayac White Lilly, thalr pitchPolar* or John Edward lllfglna
or la hot What la known aa a apoad
will do tho honbra cn tho mound.
ball pitcher, he hae plenty of stuff
Peters, « left-hander, u**j to bow
pitcher' In hie high school dart';, on tha ball. However, If tho Y
Ho Ie atariooa to try hB luck again, team can regain tholr bolting eye
tonight they will give tha Poat
Office a buttch of trouble and
stand a good chanro of bringing
tho grme hack with thorn. It la
urge,) that a* mao/ of tha San. fold fane aa poaalble accompany
‘ tho turn to Orlando tonight, and
would opptorlato It If ae many aa
‘ can bring thalr rare to tbo diamond
.boll (laid horn tonight at TtSO and
aiilot In getting tho boys to and
from Orlando.
Tho local game tomorrow night
win bo between tho Barton Cteaa
WASHINGTON, Jdno 4.-fAP> of the First Baptlet Church ond
•—ffecrctaey Hflmenn will have an Plggly-Wlggll.,
fleers and director* of tho hank
owed tha Institution by direct
|<WOs and endorsed note* a total
of 'i I&MMT.7& - when tho hank
dbded June 10,-IBM. Of this total,
Dr.’ Therrell tcOtlfled only «1T.*
MW. SO has -been paid
tho IIcnjldeter.
7 TJf.Thorrtll folluweil Edward
Rhlterd. a dkpoallor, and Ocrdon
M. IIII1. JPehaonvilla accountant,
to tha aland, ftrlfarj testified that
ha' wis a dapotlter at tha Uma the
hank ringed while HUI rontlnued
hi* testimony regarding eortaln af
(bo bank's ttalwactiom
; -Folltdlag \lh* ’ announcement
that th- State would root, Jude*
71
recessed court until
tomorrow,.
> , .
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to
CENTRAL
FLORIDA
DeUnd
Daytona
Winter Park
St. Auguiting
Cocoa
Sanford
I
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fsfauooaeu
oom .
\ j e n w s IU B t R l l N IS NOiU BE I MG
S ft B ls q s E i
-Oao S t r i f e
agreement pra
reduction f t O
•ration aad
logiilature wh|th
Some tlmn'httk ho awAed an*' bill la tea M l
i 4b* city chat*
other whlta eolMa *fUH R d y,\ A
M f enahle .a. the
White'Hooka g H t l t o t - Boh %*t
illect currant and
was deaf, and Coolldg* a n re
marked to. hie friend* that thla
w ad'a eeriooa dliadTUrtago,” fat
ho rrratdn't Ulk to tho gatf, Odd lb* etramiielod would , aid thrir
fool that hi « U
being under- boat effort!, « r rcpreaentlng the
rotfplo o f JM tfor4*te doctrra ‘.t|m
•load. - •
•
Tho former proeldent calte hie poaaage o f thU blit t h r h lll woo
pel* *‘dofgUa," W hO dht bought pooand by the legislator* now-h»
-The Borehoa". M» told reporter* teuton In tho etita Capital with
the extern ft* ground* wedld 'a f a rterondtlfei t i he voted ' upon
ford “ a better place for my <fcg- Monday June 8, 1131. It la abaogler to'play." Th f reporter* Heel- tetaly n o e o a a o r y that the
fa U d to quit# thli word Verb*- cltlMM o f Sanford hhcfc ap
t h e i r com m inister* at, fh a
poll* by carrying the referen
dum with hn overwhelming major
ity.
.
'J r“ Without thla rote of confidante
tho com minion can not hopo . M
•ecure conceit Iona from Manfbr*?
La RGB AC A .
creditor., U failure to pan* nhe
BAOKtrOAU/
Tho formor preolddnt'o lifo lit Mil would Indfcato cUariy tor M r
ibid town I* run on ochpdoto. Ho creditsra that the membtr* of. the
odhoroo etrlctly to. rdrtaib ar- d ty commission, aa o iw lompoaoH,
11cIce of diet for trcakfirl, dm- do'not roproiont tho w lahoe oftha
nrr and lupper. But ha llket to City of Sanford id Ita effort to
oat between, rnoali. Ho nibble! aatlefactorlly idjuit the Cityh Jocandy whUa working In hi* of dobtadnaoi norr outaundteg end
fice and H n . CoollJge kocp* a would militate agalnit any TM
jar o f omall, hard,' bright-colored
rondieo. filled on hla- dook,
I f no etoyo homo /or a day,
dim to homo builnoii that IliterNASHVILLE, Tenn., Juna 4. —
rupti hla uiual ichodulo, oka am
(A P I—Denying applkatlone for a, ply bring* him in teeti inack o f
yoot(on*moat and a change , of food or i hit o f randy.
But to return to hla . regular
Tonuo, Judge Cheater X. nert ye*terday ochaaulad tha opening of diet: b roik fiit, with' rare oecoptiede, |a an extremely elmpie
R o f a r a Caldwcil’a fraudulrnl meal fo r him, coiuletiag only of
brooch of truat (rial frr Monday rooked porridge, bacon—not criap at tha pedla, what baa ban dono
leaking toward ro»t#rlng, San
In criminal court.
either— end coffee. A t a rule, bo
Caldwell w * proeldent of Cald doea not eat fralt la the morn ford In tha oy«a af tha flngncUl
well A Co., M!>,ot>0,ooo tnrrat- ing, nor doee ho .cdro for bread, world. It U my belief , that. It
weuld cartebily be vary dlfftcait.
mafflaa or toeat Juat porridge, If net Impoaelbte, for Hanford,
baron and taffOe.
liquidate Ita pyeaent Indabtfdaeai,
A t noon ho him,“ dinner,“ In tho I do not think that *ur acodltera
sld-fnabtefMd How England way, hopad for any ay«h ' aolutlon af
And It hi /a haariiy meal Supper,
" T k . Beechae," ho la frwjtenWy
o id flis T c d ^ w a '
that who wilt lake third today la
JgrV
toted
Oh hM itiMla abbot thegtebdd* perils* wai Head ap.te la a iati»f
* 2
of II* 'roewtlir aeqofroi* r hogUL fM o r p eiaanar. ^
1.RAGLE
6 3
.000
* 0 3
.Odd
6 4 Mi
4 4 .MO
4 4.600
t I
,1U
Philadelphia
Waahlngton
Now York .
Cleveland ...
Chlcega _u...
Detroit — ..
St. Louie ...
Beaton u-L...
Yesterday's RaaaHa
Philadelphia
010 000 10*—3 7 1
Chicago
000 010 000-1 0 0
Dattoriea: Lyons, and Grubs i
Grove and Having,
Boston
000 000*040 00—4 It 3
Cleveland 300 000 100 01—B It 1
Batteries) Brown, Milter, Harder
and Sowell) Brillhtard, Lteoaboo,
'Durham and Btiry.
New York
010 013 100-0 10 0
St. Louie
302 000 030-0 13 3
Better!**! Stewatt end Forratls
Plpgraa, Shorld, Joknaon and DickorWaahlngton
tOO 000 OOx-t 0 0
Detroit
000 000 001—1 I 0
DalUriaot Scrrcll and Hayworth)
Burka and Hpencei.
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NATIONAL I.BAtUIB
W L
M It
Ht. Uula
14 14
Now York ..
U 10
Chicago i ---M It
BAoten .
to tt
Brooklyn ,
Philadolphla
Pittsburgh ..
Tnal Next Mofiday
•aid, wore to bo tefl with Cald
well A Co, urft'l nrwded by W*
county but tho Invoatmont firm
was to place collateral with trnatea to recur* tho county'* fund*.
t wao charged, that this cul
tural, placed wflh' the Bank of
Tannaesoa at truatef, waa atlbauquantly transferred to tha parent
concern and collateral of test
value, substituted.
■
f.
Mg ciubi aboot,which
at thla time aa much to
•treats.
i ;,* £i_ s>
All Utet coaUho dap
li a law tl^t .wfU pew*
J
tba poaalbUity. of ojectmont fi
tbtlr hantoa
ImnmdUtely
*
pei; Blair, ToachouL Bush and
Hfoiajoy.
and 1 hops that tha, notate '
Inform thansealv** "tfpod jh
m
•uaa, and vote latelU|ran^’
St. Lauli
000 101 fco—3 b i
PcL Naw Verb
110 '10 OdJ-O M 3
J70
Baliarlao: Mltahall and O’Far.031 n il) Hainan, Lindsey, Jebaaoa,
.609 Kaufman and Wlleah.
All
ita
ntetlfr* of
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Oil 000 IO t-3 I 1 hla hear li
00# 100 000— 1 4 0
Ratterioa; Rtaoynnd Sukoforth;
Calllna, H. E IIM tknd Da via, Bad-
CoeUdgo'o
mote than
dictating bll
*f
hii
vd
a Batterlao;
r ’sCunningham,
s s a McAfee,
j;.L « l
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THE
Abandoned
MINISTER
WASHINGTON, June 4 .-(A P >
— The Geverment y e a te rd a y
ehetadao ed Ita effort la prevent
the wsrgsr of the Standenl Oil
Company of New Jereay end tbo
Vacuum' Oil Company.
A a p W * t e It* Intentiaa not
Ckeese'Progrtun <E. T .lj 18:1ft, to carry1 the race to the Sat
The Southern*** M ile Quartette; prrae Coart, the Juetica Depart'
10:4ft, Institute o f Musical Art.
raent aaid an appeal "undoeMedly " would enetaln the fart* found
WDBO — Orlando.
by the Dlatrict Coart o f ate*
5, Musical Meads; B:M, Sooth eosri, which declined to enjoin the
I n Islander*; t N , St. Marita Or
" It ha* been determined that
I 1:2ft, Baseball Re- chestra, CBS; ft:4B, The Camel
Wsalver Forecast; Qearttr Hoar, CBS; 7, Arthur the Government is not Jaatlfied,”
Pryor's Creme Band, CB8; 7:1ft, the department said, "in < p ro
Mary Chsrlet, CBS; 7:30, Leak’ longing this litigation by a Ihllle
Style Observer; 7:(S, Everything appeal to the Supreme Court.”
Musical; g, Purcell Quartet; 8:30,
I t in intended to merge the
Musical Variety; 8 :0 , Peters Paft4M,000^M0 capital etock and
tfOBJMOtOOO e sects wf Standard
af Near. Torir and the 1188,000.000 eapltal stock and 3204,000,000 asset*' of vacuum In a world
wide petroleum products corpora
tion.
Three judges of the Federal
Circuit Court of Appeals held tha
merger would not be a violation
o f the historic Standard Oil dis
solution decree of 1008. They
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haa filed a* Id t-erllfIraia In
m>
office anil haa made
af>itllraiIon
I* »r ta t deed in lea we In avefirdanrn
w ill! law. Paid rerlMIr-ala emhrarea
the fpillow Ilia ilroi t llietl |«fu|t*riy
altfiated lit Peftilhoie rAtm t), Vlftf*
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T i»* i*# rlirir«l# No ISM. i l i l n l th*
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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out For
Handy- RefefPre
B1CYCLE8 * REPAIRS
Leak, Key end Gaa Repair*
DRKTCH’S
DRINKSLUNCHB8
BAGGKTT8
Gilbert'* Choral*Is* and
list Drinks.
VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
INDBP8NDBNT
grow ers
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flic,I an1*1 rsfllflcwls In » » ofriiv.
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tiaa mailc nmillt nl Inn for Ins
ii.r 11 10 i.nnc In sceordaarc wtih
Ian. Halil rcillflonlc ccntirsi'cn lha
rnllunlna llcnrrllicil sralnrlf allM.
nlc*l In Heinlnnle ronnlr, Florwa,
'" ir il. 'r i In «S, Soil Hcrlliin Kiitl
SI el Ion,
Tile -n lit Inml l.rln s saaraa.nl nl
the dale o f the laananee of alirh
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unni* of
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known, llnlaaa
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.h a ll be redeemed a rriiiilln s •■> law
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BUSINESS „
DIRECTORY ,
F U R N IT U R E
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0A818 C A P S
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lsF.KFlai:il, t»»ir»’han#r o f
9l.smii.
of T r b <f# rliflra l# No ttl9 f dai#d ih#
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haa
fit M l M ill ##r*lfli‘« l # in my of fir#,
and Ita■ made aftiillrnlloti for IBB
fS##d l*i< Ipnii# In iiii'iirdalir#
w llh
law. Ha Id c#r1 If (rule rilihfaern III#
fftlliiwliiB d#Arrilt*tl iimUMirtir p H i*.
at#d In d#minttl# **«ttiHiy, Floflda.
lit .w ll:
I Mai« « l 1*1 kl, Hemnd H fflln n
K»*r| ll#|iot(.
Th# paid l»n«l l*#inH M » « « d
nl
Hi# d al# t*f ih# iMMBiH-g o f aurh
ri tilfira l# In Ih# ham# of Unknown.
I ' m If m paid « e rllflca l# ahnll h# M*
ih m in l N ifiiiitiiii lo litW U « de#d
w ill |8pup ili#r#«»n on ih# 3rd. day
of July A. It, 1*31.
W IIN M i oiy
offtrial
alunalftir#
and »#nl ihla ihe ttlh . day of May
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Open 14 hours— 1
Park.
ANGKI/a RARBECU
Open 10 A. M, lo 1 J
M. Sanford A Geaat
Atm .
LUNCH ROOM
8 A lOe l.unch 4k
Coffee Shop.
Open 8 A. M B P. M.
HILL LUMBER CO. w
Eervica. Phong 188.
rin rM i.
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Room ift
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HIIQE REPAIHINQ
A. B. DOBBINf
110 E. ftih Si.
SECOND HANHBT0I
lat Hi. Opp. l*ogt Office
MEAT MARKET
USED TIRES WANTED
By John Devlin
on
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I'ounty,
Florida, j
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or
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l o .w lu
t
ln»l« I In IB |l|t»«'k B Marvnnln.
Th# PUlift la lilt tinlnw ia te aa n l
Bt
th# Ilm# o f ih# l»niianr# o f
Much
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v a it la Im pm vriwrnt i ' h.
T h ai M. R
W lu sln a , nnr#haa#r
of ly .tlln n *o f T m 4*#Hlfl<*al# No.
IBB. tlnlM th# Ilk. *1n> o f July, A
I* Its i. hit* fli#il **14 orrtlfl'-al# in
mtr of fir# anti linn mad# ii|i|>1lf*A,
lion for T n i l»##<| to Uaiit* In « r .
htrBm tw with law . H*»hl
rh .hrarra Hi# fcilinwlnif
iI f u o i Hi #4
pro|wr|| plliialrtl In ftrnilnnl# C o«n .
ly. Florhla, m .w ll:
lent- S# ft. B. 7. I. ft. IB. 1it
IS, If, lli nnil II, IIlock B, M ar.
vanla,
•
Th# #n hi land l>#1n« ay##*«#«l
aI
tho d al# of Ih# Iwaiiani# of Mifh
r#rllf|at# In
fh#
nam#
of
l^n,
known.
Ifnlvwa M h l e#rltflrat*a ahnll »»<*
r#d«#m#d BPfitrtliitR In la w la a dv#d
w ill iMtia ih#r#on on Ih# Ird- idBir
o f July, A. It m i ,
W iin n ft nit official
Flynaiur#
and p #b | Hub |h# ST«ft». ia y of May*
A A
M il .
FRYERS 2fie per lb. This Is bar
gain wrek, lay In your supply at
once, Motor to B. T. Tiller, Faols
United States, a* he left the LIBERAL ALLOW ANCE on you 1
old battery. 31A W. First St.
WASHINGTON, June 4^-<A P) White House In Washington, aft
—Only n few day* remain before er having paid hie first official
LKFFLRK APARTM ENTS, ISIS
Albert B. Fall will learn whether call on President Hoover.
Magnolia Avv. Three room* and
hie dwindling hopes of escaping
bath. Phono -838.
pr-aon have vanished.
The Supreme Court ended the
former Interior secretary'* effort
FOR HENT: 2 five ruom housea
lo reverse hla conviction on a
OYSTERBAY.
New
Y.rk.
June
In WtKilruff auli-dlvlalon, mod
charge o f accepting a bribe from
Rrhlff,
Edward L. Dobeny Monday h> 4.— <AP)( — Mortimer
em
yonvrnivnres, ftlfi tw month.
refuslnr to review the aenlenre of Lanker and philanthropist, died
a year In Jail and a fine of 9100.- today at' the age of 14. II* was a Phone l.tft.
000. 1
member of Kuhn, Idtrh, and fVimFall's friends, however, err still nany and thr New York HI irk FOR RENT: Five room furnished
hoping that he will receive slihei Eachange, He wsi fuund dead at house. Call 411 Park Art.
a presidential pardon, or suspen bis home avalrd In a-chair ap
parently thr victim of o heart at 21— Acre*gw For Hale
sion of the prison term.
Only a few legal papers are tack.
FOR HALE: • Fifteen acre farm
His philanthropies wrrr vailed
necessary te onipfele the bulky
on hard road. 10 cleared, 8 tiled.
Including
gifts
In
the
Rr.tlsh
llot
mass which tell* th* story of thr
Also two 10 acre block* uncleared
Scout
mivvment,
for
promotion
of
criminal trials growing nut
of
on road to Monroe. I . A. Henaud,
In Iho 304 W. 2nd Bt.
Fall's lease of naval oil rrtrve* to internatlnal fellowship,
lulldlng and endowment fund of
Doheny and Harry F. Sinclair,
Th* mandat* frJra the llU lik t Taft School, Jewish Theolng.' »l 23— AVnntcd Heal HMntc
of Columbia Court of Appeals to Seminary, and 11 Ihe calheilral of I AM in p.»Uh>n to bring to Flori
tha District of Colemhia Supreme St. John Ihe Divine.
da from mnntb to month, pirmaCourt I* cs peeled this week.
nent aeUIrrs, including German
Court officials said there we*
fat mem, lo buy or live on small
oaly on* more stop. Alice Pomerfarms. Wh»t havs you? Mall dsene, who one* served In the Ren
NAHHVII.LE, Tvnn., June 4 - srrlptlon, price, terms. If attrac
C'hesler K. Ilsrl tive wilt come to see you. W. J.
at* with Fall, will ask for a war ( A P ) —Judge
yeMerilay denied a pie* to p».t I’hinn, Coloniser, 7 Ho. Ilearbom
rant of commitment.
pone the lilal of linger* Cald HU Chlrago, III.
well,
flnan.-icr, rharged
wilt
fraudulent hrrath of trust. Hi 2A—MinedIanroua For HaJk
NEW YORK, J u m 4—The Mer ret Ihe ra>r for trial Mumlsy.
A FEW good bargains In storage
rsntile Bank and Trust Company
furniture, such us lied*, springs,
of New York yesterday was ad
HKKKH DIYOHCK
dressers, gss stoves, etc. Phone
mitted a* a member of the Fed
4U8, Leasing's Transfer and Stor
eral Reserve System snd will
NEW YORK, June 4 - ( A P l open for business today.
Th* Juck Kirkland, playwright, Imlsf age, 4th and Pin* Rta.
hank >ucreed* to the business of ronflrmeil reports that his wife A LOT of second hand lumber In
ihe Chelsea Bank end Trust rom Nsncy Carroll, screen artrrss, had
cluding, 2s8s, 2i8s, and !ll0 e,
ps ny, which waa tleasd by th* filed suit In Mrtirn fur lllrotro Worth the monsy. I sms log's TransNew York State Banking He- today, the seventh anniversary of fir and Storage Co, phone 488,
; artmrni December 13 last
Ihelr wedding.
corner 4th and Pine.
irttn
NM lrw I# l^f#t»y
W MR 11N R pi»r#h*p»t
#A tto Mmm> ..In norordonr# w ith
Wv linkt p#rtlilp*'»w rnthrarro ihn
ful Iimp Iinhe rttm.rltimtl rm.pgriv iltti,
ARE YOU willing to work four
hours ■ day for quick returns T
Clean outdoor work. Lady or man.
Direct Rales Specialist, Boa 1602,
Orlando, Fla.
Fall’s Friends Are
Hopeful He Will Be Hera, is Fablo L. Torrijoa,
Spared By Pardon Minister from Columbia la the
jE O A L w m e t o
x o t i i e e r e m i c e t M e roe*
T A » U K * » I'MDKM IMCtlOA
are o r tom iiwercnm. r r t r .
t
BA—Poultry
B—Csptarsd again
I I — R ussian r u * r s
H —To lime of
11ft—M ocassin shoe
[I* —Beverage
21—Garment
h i —At no time
lit — Bitter retch
g N n r a '18—Russian village
17—Ocean
81—Vegetable
10—Reacbea
48—on e opposed
87—RUtt-color
47—French soldiers
!4 —P a i tlowty
« —Buffi*: Like
41—Having rows
10—Below (poet.)
41—Black mineral
17—Father
'98—Group* o f Uo*
t » —Unaccompanied
Ism t r im
ci Separate entries
M —Son 0.
of ---Iwsc
W
47—Covert
•4—B owj
44—Part of hlpbom
DOWN
<pU
*
Dr. W. E. MscDOUQALL, CHI
ROPRACTOR, la now located at
.hie residence la Floiat Heights,
S. Sanford. Phans *88-M.
ftH R ^ 'a n Jail
mi
FOB 8A LE : Light wrod port* for
fencing. Also will deliver fresh
sawdust for tiling. F dr»r (trip*
make food atov* wood and chicken
houses- 12.00 per ton truck load,
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired delivered. 1111 Locust Avenue.
by one who really know* howl
B tIk *, Jeweler, Mae. A t*.
Classified Ads
4—Midday
ft—Portnoi tri
n lU to r y a ju g a
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PAGE
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I^ l iw trade you new KELLY TIREH for your
Urea — Liberal uDowinre.
CROHI.KY Cabinet lUdlo only........................
CROKLEY Buddy
Model.....................
,13 plate guaranteed Hatiery—(6.95 .
Doe# your moiur Real? See ua guarantee rlrrulal
| at Minull eoNi,
San Juan Garage
,
Phone 449
Lbs. of Fa
Ahnont UnbellrvnHe—
1 Nevortheleen
tlcsr Friends:
you ^ o . k 7 ^ o 5 T 7 C n * f ^ 1 caji' i
St/VS fiOM GAU
rtbHT A PA|q
6 b t -m /m
it
Via -Trie <
am i
toORKV
<oour Mi
1 AGAIN
Yen adigktlse Kruschsn SalU
for reducing. *0 I finally tried
them and when I atartwl I
weighed l i t pounds spit when I
look them for a year and ft
weeks I lost exactly IW pounds.
I am 23 yearn old pail I look
at least ft year* yosngsr now'
than | did when I Was fat. I
hav* a pkfttre of myielf beforw
and sflsr ao If yew wftnt to see
|L _ m
la l
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far a year t and
8
amounted td 38ft fer
pqrnd* bait fit was
I f I ca* ha a f an;
The Modena Safa Wa
Right Way to L oot I
Just lake a half IraifasN
Kruschen Salta In a iteaa k
water e v e r y nM/vtilag I
breakfast.
You cun hasten the red
action or Krjsrhsn fag
lighter on palsloes, pniley
futty mruts.
Unlike ether Hulte. Km
doesn't .reduce h r rushing
through your system. Raths
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N U M B E R 121
ftor Gives io Reasons Senate A nd House
ror Voting Favorably On 0
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Proposed Charter C h a n g e P p e n a U a y b i l l i n g
Bills Of Each Other
rthrr explanation of the pro- 1936 and 1086 tax*, have not l>eeo
I Ian authorising a change paid aUo hava tax** due f i r later
the City Charter irgatding the yteua and thi* l»w will empower;
;
Ittlirn y f i t i N tu t«e voted up- the City to foteclus* all of the Hi-'
'in a City iwfrrvndum on June linquenl tag** M on* tlmr. In.Uni
an ex|iri-»*lan of 10 reason*, Ing paving and Iniprvirnicnt lien*
m l ng fur thi* amrmlm*nt,| thereby bringing th,- tolal InJrhl
ronlrinrd In an open letter to edm-a* to an losue al one time
S T p Udir alien The Sanfntd Her making It unnec*»*r> for the l'Hy.t
A statement la bilng pre
ald today by W. A. loftier, city to nuke (WO suit..
"J.— Because the majority of pared by the City Commlaaion
*»mnil»«li>ner. Mr. I.rff1er'* Irltei
asplilning and endorsing the
NABHVILLE, Tenn., June 8.— It a. follow*:
WASHINGTON, Juno 8.— (A P )
T A L L A H A S S E E . June
the property on which tags* h*ve
piopne.p charter amendment lo
(A P I—Consideration of eight nr
— Aftor lavtnm uiit finance* bod
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Or and k'a rabinot yesterday tin
•loin to clenrliiR from their
day by Maprr Hum... The
yesterday by the Tennessee House 192H. ami IU2!I will lv* foruclo.rd. Inti-rdst In the prupeHy i r do nni
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While H omo onnouncod tbo na
ralditdnriv bllln pnwvcd by thn
tional debt would bo Increased
Harold Catty, above, will be ** thiee rlrrk*. working in relays^' ‘Delimiurnt taxr< for years 1926 Inti ml to |>ay tn*e« iirtlrsa furred to statement w’tll appear In tommii *
low*, llriald.
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IWaoa*
the
piv.rnt
melhoil
•■dine J udo 80 because of falling with Wiley Pool, from Rooeew
ah of mnjor Interent. The
A sperial cummlltee which sub
dy for forrrlo.uir. Taxes for nf rnfnrrlng tax*, placro the enboronuo and locrcated
expendi veil Pleld around the world. II#
a g I | \ P Senate killed the llougc bill
ture.*.
wma with Harold Bromley U« an mitted one art.cle last week report TDhll are nut rnforcrvlile fur 2 tire h-irden o f government on le -' r x r x f k r i n o i ¥
propoalng a repeal of l«*'9
. On tbo other hand, it wai oald, attempted Tokyo-Taeoma flight ed Mien additional charge* yester years. A. one of your City ('om-jthan r.0'. of thr prr|>erty owner-.
Then- ----have-—
Iwen
le-» ----linn IB’
day and said in an accompanying
■nns in appnving
.. ...
. . .I « f
under whlfch Ihe «tate granU
offk'aH laat yea*.
a t .'number agriculture department
report that It wa* “ upoitlng that
sere lills.
the taxes paid fur the last Ihiec T A D I ? M A \ 7 I 7 R A T l l f l echolarshlp* to liutllutlon* of
bad Informed tbo pro*klent that
'■ I * a n y o n t
aaH eight ■rticle. contain and , -“ I ilu -U for tho following res- yen'-.
'
1 0 Ih C llV lv r V E l I\ s\ a / a x r
811 .000. 000 wouM be laved thla
blghor learning, while the Sen
. “ I lie suse county tax cert-fl
charge all the offense, for which •an-:
t o r * and w . fiscal rear and 830,000.000 nem
ate hill requiring a atale Imd“ I.- Ilciause property on which
(Cowllsaed on P -* r Three)
Governor Horton l« now linproch
if-lriJO •'dork
year from tbo department’* ap
get rnmmlsiion to f u r s l a h
able."
I •'dock 1 wwataBad to prapropriation*.
cople- of the biennial budget
'In the pir.entmrnl. the gover
f b * h «H *k *r, gpd Ifiw to d l
Aa part nf hi* announced pro
' to member* nl Ihe LegUlaturw UO
lg th* chair uotll t d J o t n M r t , t d
nor wa- airu.id of the fulluwingl
day* In ndinnc* of th* legislation
I ’km k m tg gUta that It * M ■■ gram -t > trim governmental rx1,—That he roiuplred with Cot.
'
wai pa»«#d by the house. 1
k M • three boor* watlr M I lu to pendlturee aa much aa poealble,
U k r Ira , pribll*lirr-|iollUiian, ami
Proedent Hoover jesteidsy raRoger. Caldwell, ftnanrii-r, to con
• W dot". * d I M » r « M h w
The lloute killed tho Senate
* *'
* *■
a. U Hflav
querted navy department offldala
duct thr state government In »uch
bill relative to drawing jury veill- ,
‘i
' bolle** ti»t. * ta meat with him ovor tbo week
• manner lh*l thry would profit
tr- and Ihe JWnatu killed th# WASHINGTON,
June
l
(
A
P
)
end at tl>o Re pi dan camp to »eek
financially and hr. In turn receive
House bill to icpeal the law pro
—A di finite pruposal to move IItheir political Influence to keep
scribed a two year* minimum m b - hifk hn - boos hi mean* of aavlng In that branch of
the government.
transmitter*
from
Clearwater,
to
him In office.
loner fur hrra* or rattl* stealing
H t * n l day* ban
The deficit, a White lloute
8.—That hr waa derelict In M*
scribing a two years minimum eeif
1, and tha Hou»#
MUNTGOMRRY, A la, June r. duty h>- nrglrct.ng to rauae any
,
.
ss » . „ » . 4 1radio i-nmtnlMlon yr.lcrday by ala- lemo at tho .discretion nf tho
I to rn * calm N r*u plnn dl etetement eald, will be approx •
W FLA a- a mean, of vllmln- trial judgr.
WlI, H omo matety 8000.000.000 to 8»-'>0.000.. — (A P )—Sutelrlor* of tho legion, estimate* to be mad* of the
F totoy T M p M l d W
amount of surety bond, that tornI N for tha year. Of thi* amount
•ting tnterfrienre with station
The -Senate pwsicd ami thc^e
that followed l-r* and Jack.on In
mia.lonrr. ami their .uliordlnatoa
NiO.000,800 will bo due to re
The Slate of Florida, through WTMJ ut Milwaukee. Win.
II, AI.KXANDKIt II. tillHonse approved • hill g'vlni:.'
thr tlxtlr* yesterday took |io.*e.- hsndling public luml. should givr.
demption
ef
(he
public
debt
re_ The offer wa« made by Paul municipalities Ihe authority . >*
debate, and
NEW YORK. (A I* l—Juai a lit It* attorney, Millard 11. Smith, of
ai.in of Montgomery and . their
(Continued Oa Page Three)
* tkat it«h
3. —That the re.lgnation of NelltM more than two years ago, Car Titusville ha« siurrd two vletorle* kl. .Segal, luunsrl for the atvlion, •bntl.h of oflbe tax asxcsors and
wish
waa
law
In
"the'cradle
nf
Bass as highway cumml.fluner
drown between
In three trials of atlrsnl law- at the tonrluaion uf hi* prusenta- place Ihe work under • municipal
the Confederacy."
waa demanded In February, IWM, dinal Gas|iarti. thin papaigevrvtary violations now l»tng biought to lion of testimony in the examiner*’
ta* collector. .
T* the roar of cannon firing a "U-cai-ae said Baa* would not »b- Af Vstale, together with Premier thr attention of Circuit Judge Inquiry to drtennlin- • inclin'd uf
A p p r upriatlon of 87,600,006
lalute, (ten. IV. U hlrphen. of dkatr and .unemler hi* official Mussolini of Italy, algnnl thr*. WalUre W. Wright In thr regu- rarrying out th* court of appeal*
mandate that Interfeivne* among for a standard eight monk
rouahatta, L a,
command*.-In ronwlvnc*. duties and discretion Ifl.toilc do.umrnls hailnl through tar Spring term.
school term In *r#ry
chief o f the llnlled Omfediratc to the said Lea and ('sldwrll for out thr world a. .rttllng Ihv l< ng
VrstrriUy morning, pourt rr- stations on the C20 klloeycU chan ty In Florida was appro
Veteran*, entered the rlty ahoitly the pul pose of serving their In- "ptn Hug "Homan question" which convened alter a n-ee-s whith be nel li* irdurrd.
C»
------In addition to moving tta trans by the B«nala Tuesday, 36 to
before noon and half an hour trir .t. and the |K>litl.*al intere-t- pad been a sore spot in the irla- gan last Saturday. Before it adf C ty Oammlaalooar H. J. L*hlater (lev, S. M. Miller eumnder- cf (iovirnor llorton. rrgardlrs* of tlon. Iwtwrn Italy wnd the Itul) ■journeil for ||ir day a jury had mit ter, the Florid* station effered 10. Tha llouaa prerloualy votod
mao aad It. It. Papworth and P.
the welfarr and proiwi economlel f i r for almost HO yeais.
equipment tha i-ama appropriaU-m.
cd the gulden key to Alabama.
I lound lllchani (ilrndrnoin. while to Install a *|ui-ial
W- Bender, president and sacraTh* school appropriation Mil
qf the state of Tennessee.
Ve-terday Cardinal (ia»|>arrj, TV-. (man ihaigeil with-breaking and whi-h would keep It within 38 v»
Ociieral
Ktepkaoa,
wruk
from
a
ad 'th e Jtewlnola
Oouipy
tor tha Banato klltod.
yshr-Ud
prime
of
the
church,
wai
clew
af
Its
asiigncil
frequency
*•
4
.
-Thai
tho
governor,
"again
f Commerce retained to.ant lllnr**, waa alien • • ova- dhsppatnied-tnaJiU bepe «nd e f ’iMsavasS-tq have erine from a yesi
MgtMnky'Otkstrt
fh a nt-br^ idS N *»N i nU f t iphal
o f Retirement In an effort to haul
Hon luleranre of 600 eyrie*. Thi. lar, Jacksonville, to tempora
fort"
ta
have
Hale*
surce.sor,
Her
Allen Manning,
while
with report* that at a large teat’- .iiurney from tha Vtatlon ta the ry H. Beiry, "abdicate *ml Ignoir a ntw brraili lo-tween thr litlran •gainst
poitpone coaildeiation.
man, waa without merit Insofar Would leduce the strength of th*
Senator T. O. Futch. Leasburg,
menial dinner giro* In bhiwe of capllol. Standing on tha Jefferson the dutle* i f his office and alluw •ltd tho Italian government, Ibrrat
station's signal In • northerly di
aa
lonvtrtlnn
was
rnncrrt-eJ.
Dnvi*
star
that
mark*
the
*pnt
chairman of Senate educational
Mayor la r i W. Brawn of that
same to be turned oirr to and ruing that very srtllrinrnt lirlweeii •ml IU>y Walden, whit* man rect bn.
where
the
praaldaht
ef
the
O
n
Pop* Plus ami Premier Mussolini
City, Sanford and Ha raxldanl*
Kll-ha llan-uq, couniel
fo,- committee, led supporter* of tha
rhaigrit with fnrgery, and ullerfrderary took tha oath of nfflro u«ut|>ed by the said Horton for hli
draw a aharr of the honoti.
It waa in historic lotrtan i alm ■ Ing • forge I instrument pleaded WTMJ, and commission attorney* Ml! In urging it* pasaago.
70 year* ago, newer*I Stephen* fidillrol advsntagi *nd tu he u»e*l
"Previous legislatures k i t e
joined with rrprr-rntattona o f sta
According to Mr. Papworth, the received lb* key a* a token of by the said Caldwell and lara for that the cardinal ami premier met guilty tu the second charre.
tion W 0AK in Tampa, Fla., In ob adopted a policy of waiting, walk- ’,
their iwcvnlsry advantage an-l and signed (hr treaty and rundinner,
attended
by
more
than
100
aurrendec of tha city and .late tr
i track bill comae ap
The tilendennln ease pmvrd lu jection lu suhtuiMl'ii of tha pro Ing, walling, until everything alaa
i uniat. Mi’ssul nl In Iwhalf of
i tamkrtew 1« the Hauoa, aft- representative rwa'denta e f Volo- the will of tha ralaran* during gain," dlsml.se,| hint also.
be the most ltilrn-<ling of the
*1* county, wa» one of the «u «i (heir forty-flrat annual reunion.
6. —That while W. M. tBUly)King Victor Emmanuel pud Card day. The Iwy‘ eharge«l with bieak- posal In the rresrnt heating. They In taken rare of, and than If
contended the proposal was out there I* anything left over It ta
Wllkrrson, ronikted of ■peralimc inal Gotparri In lo-half of the |nqie.
noria veto Hi the Route. The ra- Interacting ahd InaplHng ha had
"Thi. key, Oenetnl Stephen-,"
After more than half u irntury Ing atol entering the home of side the scope of the Inquiry a* given to tha schools." Futch said.
N it In tha UawM still remain* U a(tended la many year*. Mayor raid Governor MlllAr, “ will unlurk a grmlillng hoosi-In Memphis anJ| of rstrangement, |ieare wa- for- (1. E. .VlrCutloogh. ■evident ol the outlined by the lummlsilon. but "We are leaving our aarrod du‘ “ ; and ftW W pvekdWy be very Brawn, whoie vaHou* clvle-*p:rii- t » you and your men every d .ir givtn » fine ami workhouse sut-'
•outliern part ut the county! Examiner Pr»tt ovvrruleil thr oh- tUa undone Just so tong aa wa
ti-nce was ■ fugitive from justin’ nrally establlahi-d on Feb. II, IU29,
It wee |a tha BaaaU, pa*- ad anbrrprUe* ha* raaulted In In the rily -a f Montgumi-x
' '
lim it picF»rrd to 'le- 1 itoje_____________•
.
*nd
worship at th# throne of U * m *
by three ildcumrnts, making on* f a m e- Into
X auguat body by one vole. DtLnnd'a gaining valuable public the atale of Alabama. Thi city • ml a requisition for him had Icrs
, ~~ ...... - dUetlan tu thg exclusion of prop
nf .tha. moat momentous rhaptrta fetid -blmselfr- When hr w u T t r i f ^ '
l**Urd.
utl
Hus
guvtrnoi
ufArkanttg
In
every
taction
of
the
South,
I t Will reqalre 64 ,*•tea in tha
and Ihe-elaU walenme yuti and aa. he h*d rinferred with Hutton In modern hl-tnry. Thr-r were a ration! Iwet week, lie rvque-lttl
erly providing for the education
.Banin-to pa*» U l f W l member* wna Haded f‘rom »tl iU torin T M t your man."
Jidee Wright to allow him to
of Florida boy* and girls.”
In Ole executive offices for about lirety r llminsling the "Homan
•plrlt, and wa* given
a * le m tX
defeod'
him-elf,
anil
hin-|ur-t
Senator Butler, Jacksonville,
(Icneisl Stephen*' replj
wa* two hour* concerning a pardon and question," a lomunlal rlrvignej lo
•a •oration which continued. for
wugiwntrt.
who voted against tha bill, said
voaicrly audible, aa Ma c mi adr* later wrs pardoned despite pro irgulata thr irUtions of the rhurrh
waaHj
three
minute*.
The
Stale
presented
llireo
wit• Great pressure U being brought
>nd state In Italy, and a lonvrnthe legislature
"should find
cheered tha governor'* Wvhoniing tests of prosecutor*.
i to M r an nil th#M aha voted . "During the dinner, *averal word*.
'lion *attling the finamial rela nt- -e*: Mr. Mrt'ullough. Shi-itif
aourrea of revenue before paaa^,
0.—That
while
signing
an
ap
County
and
Delmnd
» f l t bafere, «md It take. • Vela* la
the llolv See and Karel, of Orange ro'ility, and
ffj Ing this huge-appropriation." Ha
The walromiag ceramont at the prnpriatlcn bill of llKSti and s |m - tion* belwem
(ieoigr Field... (ilrmlennin ofkpaakar* took ocraalon to eompll
Italy.
i to '.UrlrVr
When Munlrlral Judge It ” ’ |chargrif the approrlatlbn, unloaa •
ilflrally setting out that be d *•
rapltol
waa
tha
only
ftinilion
of
e f 'lily two that .mgui tbo teoldenl* of Sanford f n
Kvrr since 1970, when the troop* feted four wllnetaev; Mr. MeCultha day. and tha Ibmnlndei of the • pprovrd an Hem of |3Hf>0 fur a of V ktnr Emmanuel II, gr.ndfalb- lough- C. I- Dann, It. J. Ilirk-utt. W »ie placed a fin* of flop and revenue aourr*# were pruvMao.
changed
‘ '
* vacant art* o f ea-aparatlon
.’10 day* In jail on l-onnle lb b- "would necessitate an Increaa* In
piano for th* executive rnaniinn,
lime
the
vetrraaa
tmd
to
Ihemaaad to convert
er e f the present kinrf matched and (I. G. Prurtor.
many enUrprit** and artlvl
4 4
Insun. >oung whit* man for rtrlw- ..ie itala Ua mlllag* of about
n comptroller’* warrant was is'ta have a two-third'. ma- Ut* which bad their beginning In vvltea, to rvfight battle* of nearly
tih-ndennln I* .aid to have made { (ng an automobil* while intoal- 13 mill*, and thi* leglsUlura
into Rome ta complete the ransurg
three
day*
later
and
the
piano
-olldatlon of Italy, tin i-'pe- had a rrrdilabl* -howlnp •< an at
%
r ♦*»
t
• t g l . w l The large attendance of 70 year* ago with old comrades
rntnl, he also l**u*d g warning f.rmntsed tax relitf tu th n
l-eaeath ahad#
trees at Camp lerelved at tho mansion.
vnlunlarily "Imprl.om-d" thorn- torney, but court attache- -ay
tlwnlaiti eounty mldent* at the
Stephana park, ag |» nttand thr
7. —That th* governor, as exselves in the Vatican a. ■ piotr.t that lie "talked" himself out of to all |wr»oiH In thi* section, people."
Tbo appropriation, according to
i o f. lift U tt few da;** Vaunia County Pair In Kebnrary many, amusrmanb'pravhk-d for officio number of the state fund
that such a piaetlrc inu>t stop,
against the aalaurr of their ter- an acquittal. Thu article, he wa.
, a*d avarp member la wna pel ated out aa one of the evl
.Up. he Senator Fulth. I* 83.900.000 an
ing hoard, "unlawfully procured" rllory. By the Itlf.i agn-i-inrnli th* alleged tu have stolen Imludiil gnd that until It did
their benefit.
.
r U Rna* an* er t « of doiveoa of a friendly cpiHt now •*
would i rnallu' any vlolaUir to the nually more than schools now reFilht veeing parties Wen- ar- passage of a raaoiutlon designating penl|ff rrgalmd complete lode- bathing
suits,
kntvrs.
Inrka,
Mila, and I*ting between (be twa count lea
rrivs. Now revenue source* oro
lit*
Hank
of
Tennessee
at
deposi
limit.
(Cenllaved • * !’ - « • Three)
(Coni Isued an Pag* Three)
, marry i wnmklI Th* heat and riUaa, and every rpeaker urged ■aegrd for those that cared to tary for bridge fund* In eider tlmt
required for this amount only,
Hoblii.nn
wa.
arrested
by
Oftbhl Sanford and Semin da county vlitt ahlines of the Conlederacy sirch depoeltn mlgM "serve t|ie
llrer Gray, and chaignl wilh b'-csose 84.600.000 now going to
ahray* remain cloaa ta the hrarta and throughout tha Rng there waa piiiate Interest and advantage of
in k le*, driving a* well a- driv schools, h« salil. i* already pr»open Hiuoa at Ihakahltol.
*
bf ah Valuatan*.
.
ing a car while intoxicated, tw i vldml.
lingers Caldwell and Caldwell and
Th. Richmond. Vn, ilelegatra
Th* bill a* passed by the Sen
ll rday aftrinon hr wa. tlio-d
<*«. of which Caldwell was head,
ware campaigning fay thr
10.18
and th*. bank n subsidiary.” A* •
SHI or lA day* tu jail on th* ate, although It wa* a lluuaa
ROME, June n
(A I M - A
R o b e r t P o w e H W ill
rvvn on and aa far aaem m haia
result of depoalta made in thi* "m- number o f leadsi- « f thr Calbuli*
flr.t charge, while on the »ec- MU, was exartly like a. bill Inby
Senator
f-elgan,
B o B u r l e d T h u r s d a y the field alone. Hundred, of the solvent" institution, th* article ile- young parples orguniration hai*
oiil rhaige, lie wa. fined 8100 tioduced
velerana have piadgnd thennelvea
llushnell, on tha aercond day ol
i la red, tho state loot mure than b*aa nrraaled on |M>lltkal warronli
IIAVMtE,
France,
June
3.—(A
IU
and
2n
days.
Judge
Ware
ortl aarilcr* for S tX rri J. and donned "Rttttmhad in 1038 83.000.000 In IU failure.
signed by (he perfect, it waa -T e x a s tlulnan and her gang of dried that Um 60 da, sentence tlia IVSl session.
ribbon.-.
1 * " V* V :
Senator llilburn, I’alalka. made
Powell. 41, former Sanford real. . i i l c ti
Iw soiM-n.lcil up. n piymenl of
R.—That Itertan caused to l*e Iraraad today. After being ques .
Regiatratlan n# antaran>radancers *l*rt*.l Uch for Rrundway ^
<|(MI mhrrwi.e, Kobm.on n mutton ta recontlder paaaaga
dent wbv died In Jochaonrill*
tetday nested IN 0 trtth few more "roncealad" -from tha public the tioned they were bell tut further today first f la-* i)*|K.rtcr. In « » * * , , , „ (|. v^
rrm,|n in J.l| 30 of the school appropriation* Mil.
ywaterday, will ba held tomorrow
amount of receipts and exiwndi- disposition wh'rh ma, mean coneipeeled. Tha vgOartim twiey will
1
‘ert* at thr expense of |day*,
days, Bud
attd puitlbly
puolbty 46, if ha but later withdraw It.
from the Erictoon I
lures of pobllc monies eo a* to ob- flnomant to the (-land of IJpnri. stramrr 1**rl»
bald their first bnelnasa .eaiion.
A W!l hv Senator King, Orlanlaid hia nomination and eleclinn
um at 10:00 a'clack. Burial
the
French
linv*.
"I
wa*
a
sucker
doe*
not
pay
th*
810
fine,
Meantime
th*
rtew'paper
(KmerThe United Bang<fC.Confederate
last year. It also U nllaged that valor# Romano puldl-hr,l a *rr#rh lo corn.- :9HJ0 mile* to go lu jn-l1 Eiank lia|>«. whIU vumponioo d*. to relieve eounty fa* nW-/
w a be b U ka view Cemetaiy.
thirty-.lath
Vetarana op
un core from claims for alleged » * the statute requiring the governor by Papa Plu* before the Culler*
' Mr. Powell re.idad In Sanford
when rvny jail in America Is of Hubinsrn, waa fined H u
night, and
tea* fee* cullactad prior to I M r . .
to approve quarterly estimate, of of. 0mpla|na in wh rlt the Pop*
a rlislg* uf tiring drunk.
•hawk I f year. age. leaving here
Cavtfedrrata
dwlag tha
wailing
lor
ma,"
she
»ald
before
•leportmanUl agyandlture. h a * haspfd ridicule on official llktaI ti o r y Waahlngton. culurad, wna passed by th* B*nato 38 to 1
b
1114 far Jacksonville Southern
“ haooriation
been dlsregardad and that this has mMto.ky th* Italian government the liner sailed. "Uh well, you charged with dlaorlerty conduct ] f . |t was amandod to
i ha ha* lived for aoma time.
annual
opened IU
that "nrthlng in thla act
"rontribaUd W nod timUd to
, w m the owner of • garage
n with disaolutlun of know uie an Indiscretion • dey after hi* sircat by Officer* tinafronventioa.
bring about aa nm of wastefulness
(r r and Anderson, sraa fined $>■ b* conatrued aa rail*ring any
keep*
drpisaaian
away."
.youth
-luba
in
Italy.
[• ArgaoHatu-n* and —------ g -ira r - g -.- ii- i- j |n
Elections ad
Mary Jlmwn. colored woman firrr from th* cana*quanto#
i b *nrr.’vad by hi. widow, will ba
She said she waa not angry with
'
uid Kri- the history af Uw.aUU
charged with being tha keeper ra** of fraud tototoklng
Arwall; two *oo». tt.'
Fianr*
ami
threatens.t
tu
come
reunion
day. Tha
or a*iU*m«nU'-nF farm."
*V
J r, nod Pivd PoweH, wll( ba
bock. Harry Aatott, Londoner, who of a house uf 111 repute, had
'parade. 4
Th*
WU
would
valid*
to
her
cae*
continued
-until
June
6.
MlUt
DIEM
Ssj£*
aland) and Urea alitefa,
sake,| Tesaa la nyarry him ao she
Gray port* and »eUl*m*nta rand*
could enter England aa hi* w;fa Officer* Wilcox, Khaffei,
811
■a m i
fa* ufflrar* under pravioua
Helium Ills
TON. June 8— (A P ) and divert# htm, wa* left dlacun- and WUllam* made the arrest
Willi# Rusaail, colored, charged of tha UgUUttHw which at
Cannon filed a solat* un th* plar -with “ ao lung
Hart, nf BmHerd
ha* bet'll III
- ( A P) —
let nf t‘olumb‘a sucker" aa Mla« Uulnan'a only with dlsurdariy conduct was fined ta limit (omp*n*H > a o f Can
;afcartl, oftpresident far
816, whila WUI Uroea, toloiwd,
today
again*) Kep- farrwill.
rttCRSASCS
of
funeral
^ '
Bant: aad
By . vot. Of 88 to It .
Tlnktum, Repuhliran
been romlie arid he didn't hae* enough i barged with disorderly con
need ta am
for IIJMWJIOO money U get Nkk to England. duct, was also fined $18. Offluor ate klllad the Oara-F
Jana
rld«k. but
In priafuneral
Tkie* g i»K »h* Uik French leave Amiriton madf Um arrest*, as- to allow slate __
of etna*
r-n rent tana or tha
aisled by Offtdnt Bluffer.
based on charge* from tha'
afle n« m.
the hank**
Eugene “Ear* natored. charged rive cotamltte* of a p
Lu ronaolllon with turn*! befrt#
•lag to
■roirhict,
(TH ty to name Florida
with . dlsqr
nith campaign oc- day **ylng thay
r’i- —(A P I—
eooaani
Graeo Thomaa, national party
fined 816.
klahup charged Tlnk- a IHtle ride."
•I com*
dleonlerty tor EngUth toR -M i-;
rob'ted, *K
len ami raniad la ha
A me i a n
rd.
Both lha M l at U *
conduct,*
I',
addition
IV,
1930
tha
artiYBOR
V ,r
nnd 19)1,
Democratic
R ef a
of E. were art*
tab*
V’ Summer
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a,
WUliaM,
upt fiactke* net.
Commission Tolssue
Election Statement
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CIVIL WAR VETS
GIVEN CITY KEYS
WHILE ON RALLY
8urvivors Of Legions
Of Lee AndJackson
Get Warm Welcome
' Not Any Of Measures
Acted Upon Are Of
Major Importance;
Jury Bill Is Killed
n
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111AIM.
STATION WFLA
AGED CARDINAL IS iDEFENDANT ACTS Action Is Suggested
As Means Of Elimi
HAILED AS ONE TOASOWNLAWYER nating
Interference
END NEW BREACH IN CIRCUIT COURT
Gasparri Was Prelate State Wins Two Out
Who Adjusted Old Of Three Cases lie-:
Church, State Issue fore Judge \Vrignlj,lon
KU• w,i
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Local Men Attend
L arge Testimonial
Dinner In DeLand
(MMNN>d1tH”t88 "
ytotetdey (MAnoN
i
Intoxicated Driver
Gets Stiff Fine In
Court Yesterday
a
J
Leaders Of Catholic
Groups Arc Arrestd
,8 W
Orace Pouwll; t
Texas Guinun And
Her Dancing Gang
Leave For Ainerica
-Filen Ubel
For $1,500,000
J s S s ja
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1 ' rtt'
fa '''Ygsj
F- , b yew r-H rf
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�lower* feel fin*. MIHer'. triple
• U the longw«t U t JpU « f D *
fe y , ,lt left the bat rather »lowly,
gathering »peed « It went, •W*
(M i« to • resl In tho loll grnaa
In right field after « long. • " » *
lag curve. Pat claim* that ha
ha* a few more left in hi* h*g
of triek*. and, with the rrl»a*o
c f Allen, Manager DeeUh aypact ■ to giro him every crane*
to bring them out.
MUereblr weather renting** to
_ _ _ ___________
the awat
Mm i and curve-ball pitcher* in
the Big Show. Yevterday, with four
gime* ochedBled, only one wat
■layad. The Card* won a 11-Inof eg game from the Bed*. 6 to I,
•when Adam* (Ingled to canter to
igeare
W tU on............ W ilkin*
/•tarred for the Card*,
ororlng
triple*.
I t - k * . 1*.
™
’ meet bite, Arrrlll, ladlan*. M-
r. A r F S I N I N D I A N A P 0U 8 S P E E D W A Y C L A S S I C
FOUR
Pete Hrhlrard and Jack Pet*
ere look, a* though they are golog |S be lha l»a hay* ln.lhbi<
league who wlU grab the haware la heating ant baee knack*.
Pet. g*t «*d
robbed of . thtrd, while Jack
gat three hit*. two af which
Severari
With
I b a y d Brown. ^ SenaUr pitch;
tag *ce put a «top lai K w l <jomlm
v yoct.nl breaking airing ° {
..
comblnation ought
w T S
b, u of l-npee. MeLanatan.
. . Miller and l*eter*. whlla
CHASE PLAYERS
WIN FIRST GAME
ATDIAMONDBALL
|>, B. II. CUIXUM
In the lin t official gam* of
the Sanford league of Diamond
u n l n . ______
kld (|op lhe eiiitor*. baeehall | hall Cha»e A Company defeated
L e e - c , I..I *aw the balling I wplrit In lhl»..vll,*ge * cwrUlnly the Piggly-wiegly t*«m
riUi»
average* of lhe Big HI* In the lltr- |altl out cold. ItaMnd will bring by the clo»* »co.e oP I® <° *2X « m c improt.nl change have . » b a .t 200
Johnny I M g e
w* . on
the
■> been in order. Babo Ruth
and ought to ba a corwpotvdlnM v mound for the grocery bo>». nnd
klltkry Cothran* are now tl*d for tendance *n the part of th*
fur lit* Inning* th* Ch*»c tr»W
f f l r ^ r ^ h batting at . .too Unm. . .U S ., pro .i*»n ^
could du riothing with h’*
de
^ e S . B'mmon* ha* fcllelt W a mere u d free. *o, hu^*nd^ lov.r., . ^
livery. being nble l i put over one
I ®
while Arlctt ha* moved up traveling m*n, bring » ° “ r " lv" ' run during thl* time. In th* rlath
‘ t « th* **mr flgirr. Th* .land fcWMth.art», motheie. *l.t#r», or Inn rw. the Cba** boy* prompt
|U «.
fomtbody i W * wife,
ly got lo Johnny'* delivery ant
h piayrr »n l tlub g ah r h av*
when lhe .moke had clean'd awa>
ftath Yank*
.11 I Ob 30 42 .400
five run* had l**n put » v,r'
a
Ha vend. Dr»t man “ R.ln »M* to
1 filmmou*. A'*
» IM » 00 B J
ning, ilnidedi Hllnodphe: for:ed
Arlctt, Phtllle* M I M B M J t t
lUvrnrl *t »ccond| Cordell hit a
| !*n ..U , f ’uh* Stt H4 »3 4# .3W CENTRAL FLORIDA I . B « '
rrrt.m i r clear Int» the .licet be
Btfphenton, C. 12 117 13 41 JW
yond tho Am*rl.*an Legion hut foi
Delumd .....
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the circuit, .coring
Htlneclpher
Daytona
..........
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The Central rb>rid* league I*
Winter P*tk
.........'• “ *
fa renalaly la a tight rare, th.nk*
Ht. Augu.tlno ........... 4 «
tv to lb* Celery Fed*, wha. having
— .........
* J
fe ‘)fe * l game, with unerring per- Cocoa
Hanfoid
........— - 1 w
0
alatcecy, gave th* five
other
flin g ng In Knight and Hpcncer.
* club* ■ ch*are to bunch lagelhTh* ChM* team al»oacormllwoIn
AMERICAN LBAOUB
,
............... All that th* leage*
the eaventh, 8 III the eight and 2
' ■ j good* aaw la far the Fed* to
In the ninth, to bring It* tutal up
E '■ start a winning »tr*ak. af My,
I'hlladrlpVn
to 18.
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g<, nhaat three gam*a. That »H t
P .V a m thing* up f»r fair, nnd. Wsihlngton
W. KlnUw w *. on.the mound!
Naw York
% ' tale** Day tuna g*t.i nwdf
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for Ch**e, and while the I'lgglyCleveland —
2V winning aimak whIU Hanford
Wiggly team anted III every .nt i ' ntap* CoeM, Delved, HI. AtCling l.ui Iwo, only Hi the dghtl)
L f a _ a __ M . . L Ian i L h l
Detrtdt—
*
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Inning liid IP do any appreciable
Ht. U u l.
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g
‘
liamage. In thl* Inning, Roily,
llo rto n ..........
14
f rat man up, dhglod; Rutledge
got mi through an enor;
hfoi*
YESTERDAY’H results
doubled, icwlng
Rut ledge and
All game* rained out.
Roily: Katetmau tripled: Retold
got a .ingle, aioring Kaaerman;
N A TIO N A L LEAGUE
Mclollan ringltd, .coring Peauld,
m u lt five run* In thl* Inning.
Ht. U « ( * .
1'eiold *l*o hit for the elrru't In
New York .
th* third Inillng, with no on* an.
Chicago Bpth team* played In mhl-iMllo.Uin ...
ton form, areoiding their pitcher*
Urooklyn ..,
i .reliant
*uppaH,
.............
..
, _and. th*i acorn
Philadelphia
wa* rhw# enouvh at all lime* to
PitlabllTgk
keep lhe crowd on It* too*.
C aclnnatl
Ton'ght d team from Maitland
will invnde kanlord ta lak* aa
YESTERD AYS RESULTH
tha Y. M. C- A. boya.,Thb ihould
HI. Loult 002 010 200 001—0 II I prove a .very Inlarwlliur ! • * « ,
Cine!*'
and a large crowd b expected tv
mail 000 ICO 00] 000-1 11 4 he on haml lo paU far th* horn
Itattcrie*: John*on, Htroleckl, iron:.
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Max Scarp
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Renton and Huhefjrth: Kaufman,
CHASE I C O ,
ab r h
llattahan, Rhem and Wlbon,
Other* mined out er net aeh#- Cottei
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,to”
liberal
OWSLEY Buddy Table Mod*!-;
13 pfatu niArtRtood B
Doen yaur M tor W ? 8 * m
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gt anuul tm
San Juan G arage
Phone 443
H O L ID A Y N O T IC E
iKi-w**W? <•"»• .w
> »>«ass:
ft > -
B f PETER 8CHAAL
“ Whip t-’oeoa." That’* th* buttli-cry of th* Celery Fed*, who,
having bi ohm Into tho win column
for the flr*t tlm« Ihi* year, are
feeling Ihelr uat* and telling the
world rnd themtelve* that at l**t
tho** 17 to 1 and 20 to 0 rame* are
going lo be avenged.
Y cterday •afternoon
Manager
Deet.-h an,| a bunch of the boy*
•pent *n hour or *n at Municipal
Puli. Ipr*ct:»lng
.
_ bunting,
.... I u m
running, rnd working the infield
...........Into
.... _a .moother machine.
down
machin*.
During the cntlie »***lon thiy ilUcn**ed th# chance* of their win
ovwr Cocoa In th* Ea»t t'oaat city
Th'jrtday afternoon, and lieforo the
*un had gone'down, a doien tired I
athlete* left th* l<atk, cmfldent
that a winning atreik ha* at lait
gotten under way.
Buddy lake** f.n* recovery after
a khaky d art wa* .till tho main
topic undtr diactwalon, anj great
thlngi aro eipected from th# 17year-old aeiuation before thl4 »#a•on U over...........Und pitched
eitremely fin* gim e agalnat Ca
ron Ju*t a week ago. rJe»e nn tha
bad* of . a remarkdrle .hawing
agalnat Day to**. Ur will have a
chance to provo hla rr*J worth neat
Pundajr afternoon when he will ba
wilted agalnrt the lielAhd outfit.
It ahould ba a gioal gama, and If
tba fan* don't attend it, they vritl
ml*, a treat.
M a n a rr Deetrh will altrt U f t
at Cocoa Thuraday afternoon In an
affort to make It two itralght. Lo
go* ha* the world** wldeat ruivtng
ball. It look* like a rainbow aa
H come* teward the pla|4 *t breakHack •p**<t. l/ipey haa Mid that
when he b right he dtfle* the hart
battel* In tha iMgue U reach him.
Ha ba* hed worbU af experience,,
althapgh it ha* been o f tha axtrvmily
I-pro type. Every ball
RoUnd Yautig, 11. ,akpve, rH
pVjwr within too mile*, of Imho
the Chbage youngatee. who h*j
Melon,'old or yorng.^ha* * t aa*
hoen choten winner of th# teat)
tl**« cr adbther during'rt# pa*t
anneal indoor othbttc competi
lQ./aat* fared the-offering* » f
Hop of tho Boy'o Clab Pcdcra
''•gaatty C ib.n. They an claim
n i l and who thua a * m * .ftt
i f L baa the olnff. and "Malta
lltb of “ Unllod SlatbmCiagw
- Deetch will dive him a ebaara
plan Boy Atbbt#."
Pttgtf 14.
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Dm bay* are now waltlag for
To-Night
Wednesday
Sanford. Florid*. ,
TUNES UP P
*
T O R A T L A N T IC H O P
It
PlOOLY-WiaOLY
Rath,. '
-irV
s a E j . . ir
* th.‘
.
Remember to see
Lime
Tobacco Stems
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9B1Yt
CHAMiPtON
W IN S P R IN T P R IZ E
S2!n
S a n fo r d A tla n tic N a t io n a l B a n k
. . * 1l
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Castor Pomace
Win Over Saints Puts
New Life Into Boys
Who HadLost8Tilta
Defeat Piggly-Wiggly
By Ciose Sc<rfe Of
Fifteen To Twelve
fa it? "
r K E L L Y T I R B R ft
O f T rad e
M ia la A im
• N E W T O E lC Xafca * - H A P | —
|t*mh»T* o f the Maw York State
Chamber a f Commerce will bo
aaked Thursday to give their approial to a reeolutlon calling for
virtual fuapemtan af trad# be
tween the United SUtea and Bcvlet
»ee the racing ear In which Bill' Arnold won laat year** 100-mlW automobile race Ituaaia.
.
ipeeiiway. Below, left to right, are four famoue racing driver*, C liff Durant, Ralph
The i t port erill be preaeated by
Jamee 8. McCulloh, chairman o f
Pacla. ami Bill Arnold, If at fear** vtcidf.
the axeeuUe* • CMamltte* o f t>y*
chamber. It ask* not only that an
embargo ha ralaad agalnat Soviet
Impoita "hut It alao oppoaaa the as
portation o f Aiperlcai| indnatrial
equipment to the'Soviet Union and
The Pad*' ar# going to Cocoa
Thureday afternoon confidant that
they ran whip Bill HtrlekUnd
and the Indian*. The line-up will
probably I - a* follow.: Hchirard.
^
U S E D T IR E S W
a* it la at borne, and the player*
are cure that Jvat aa aoca a* Urey
get aettlrd, win g»mee,‘ the fane
bate wfll attend In large number*.
baaepatha. the Fade are naw
well eaalpped with mea wkw
raa get ■rawed the bag*. Paly
U p * . aad McUaabaa have last
Ike kaack af amalatlag a robbit. Their blta are lao valuable
Omagh, ta leaare them a pla**
mi lb# beech . . . If the warm
romea to the Warat, there will
.alwapwebe •* eeapte at wtayera
an IW bench wha caw raw far
Laprt and Lefty . • • All » •
w*nt awt af them la hit*.
,'^IU>
perlenee may be needed ba/are the
long grind at. the aaeond half geU
under way. Pennl* la earatianlng
and reeling Ms right ana up lw
Carolina, while Kail) I* ta the wild*
o f northern Mjnnasota H a > P«»y*
ing ball, and rxpac'* ta do no until
the middle af Jaly when ha will he
•„a:k In. hnnaaa bare. I w r y mana
ger In the begun,.'a* well ■» doe*
raa o f player* have a»hed about
Ammon, adding that they ara «tad
bn and Me big bat Y* • mlealng elamgnt.
v 1.
Tho playera, prill terve here at
ntoa Thu rod*/ far Urn #0-mll* rid*
to Cocoa. The ( M tael* undar
way r.t.StM f d M E and already
•Imoat so fan* bare decided to ac-
.
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l Tw
I R 1i
SOUTHERN FARJiRR
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a j s
c w a iU T :
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3 2
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f- '-fiePjb
l ' W- >V.<* ’ 'iy4g'«a
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kirtn. or MMt
•W I*.
A.
rsonals
Franklin, t»
m
i
•Una MeLain left Madlackmmviite where aba
'* cxaminatlona.
tight will retorp today
at landed the public ecbeole of
Mra. 3. C. Walnwrlght haa gum city- For tba past two yearn
baa bash employed by tba Ml
l> » ltoB ^ *pend a short Um*
rfara. filing to l-surel, Mi, for Theatre.
' M|. Whittaker waa' bsri
Oklahoma and Head far a a
and Mr*. T. E. Thomley add time la Kanaaa before go|ag
f are Inovlnc today fram
Down the
j
4 f Urn tWhlBg totllny
tbr tide. rwwito nrvbMtu
and that would admit them to Mias
■sty 8 pence's school If petaibpaaied to
'eel the proper feo. '
,
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of
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" id * roll irmwber s f*lh M g »' ’ df- itej&Waii, w t
«* • fared to the gtdis would form toe
are teer a list. Hat there are alas free
fe y Uckrt* to movies, half-price tickets
an, u tbaatrei, rid rata paaaoa admitI" lia r holder to'view Near Yarfc
rtat from the top o f tlx Empire State.
a
8a«aa b a n ■aa m
U d t jr * ? *
J.
r ■*S4,lef?
like to g if
two month*.
McIntyre and
nVHoote la
Of MetOtag
airnta, boxing mateams, locturoa
and concerts. Tha largo feature U
always the baU sporuorvd by the
Mayor’* Comml II ee on Racepttena.
Tbo heart IntVmt la provided at
I hi* affair by ths Metropjllton
dr aueb shifting sands as Um pad the Net* York Life Insarthco
v.
__k-4i;-. gg.1_
•«-*- .k
■Bag fraternity f urnlaben.
t should ws ovorloek the fact
thd Mtt would net have bora
m ik j it: »«- -, « » _
The Ckiwk Country Doctor
i •r
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Mrs. W. F. .Schilling, and Mrs.
J, J. Perrltt, of Vero Beach, are
spending a .week here as the
guests e f Mra. A. J. Peterson. ~
Circle Number Six of tha P in t
ethodist Church met ou. Mon
ty afternoon at the homo of
n . J. M. MeCaakill la Rose
Mirt with M n. McCaiktll and
M n. 8. W. Bradford ea basinsea. Mra. George McCram prahided over tko bualaeoa teasIon
Bitter which Mra. W. 8. Thornton
led tha devotional and finished
the study af tba mission book,
tha SUte of Florida.
Mrs. Sybil Routh, worthy ma
tron, prasldsd during lha meeting
and welcomed tbs guests. Among
tbooe introduced were: Mra. Mar
tha H. Carter, put grand matron
a grand secretary; Arthur B.
ngwr, put grimd patrau; Mr*.
Truluck.
Katherine R MrKay, aasoeietB
grand matron; George A. Millar,
e*»ocl*te grand pairs*; Mra. Myr-
o'clock aewr WDI
chaplain; Mra.
Mn. Erma Goldenbsr, grand rep.
Mr. and Mrs. X B. Slaws and reasatatlrg.of Atisona; Mr*. Lilwmm 'Valwk
"-■-- *»- W
. . Ran A. Milter, grand repvgMnta
Uva pf Texas; and Mra. Rwntea L
ygrnpr, grand repvvwcntaUvs si
fteakftchswnB.
Ckwck k »h«d«UU tmr tmtrodqction, aBch of II
twCa iSSmEawwtoS
a "a s
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to m
aducatlon
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’ failAebog offlcon wore In
I at tbo regater mooting of
llaateoary . '. M i l e sf lbs
Ckiteilaa Church hold oa
- • 7 .1 •
a .a .
•
i •% a hf
held under tha~,
r Baptist Church,
naouneod today
how Wishes to toll
to* raqpmwmUtM
pealed home by
Reminds Chapter Number Two. . ,
Thera wart present. St lbs mast*
Ing 88 worthy . w i ttwr*, worthy
Mb.
and Mrs.
abort Umrt
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#V, Jas. A. Sutton, D. D, of
Among those from ftominote
Dr i*di; Rev. B,:.' Wi Okhdfi,
Ov ado) Rev. Che*. Button, De- Chapter NamW Two Order sf
U 4| and Rev. J. R. Webb, Lake tha Eastern Star Who ^ttrndnl
t o iron; hav# begn lavttqd tg Um entertalnmaut glrsn. last
a hi by DsLasd CUgUy Number
teen for the g tS T ifflr s n of
tMtrlct N i l s War Twynty-four
u Hill, fljssUt THmut,
Jaknaon, Paapcu and WDMm Pint Baptist Church *f
|t All other ministers and
■ •rttanUnwho
,uM
ar*wlTh
Alto In
I t i -V S t fg e s
served by the hostesses, stalltad
by Mist Itoltn Dooglaaa, to the
following: Mrs. W. 8 . Thornton,
Mr. J. A. Rogers, Mn. A. D,
Shoemaker, Mrs. J. B. Crawford,
Mra. W. C. Dokle, Mrs. 8. J.
r n, Mr*. II. .& Harrison! Mra.
B. Smith, Mra. X B. Monroe,
Mrs. George McCrom, and Mra.
J«.H. Powell.
Defendant A c t s
graduation oooretesa at Urn Flori
da SUto Cottage for Wont** today.
j - i 's s r s
IChurch bald tbair tegular Wasting
M Monday afternsoa at tba ham*
to Mr*. rm tOaO, t i n Mali BeeHath Stm t. Me*. Carroll Varner
tod tba daroUoaftl add ala* peditntsd the concfedtag chapter of
the mb*ion atady boat, “Turn
tbward Peace."
v
• Mia* Neville Tunwr, o f Ocala,
entertained tba mkribsrs with a
vsml i#lo. Ddrtnt tba banaaaa
baa»lon which waa. ptefh M oeet
by Mr*. W. M. MtClat, Mia. j ,
O. Waite* was prevented with a
prlia for sailing 13 packages of
Jsllo for tba benefit of the
alrtle.
I 'A t the ten hour refreahmanta
•are aerred by tba haataaaea to
tba fallowing;. Mrs; J, E. Pwaton, Mr*. J. a. Waltos, Mrs. F. R.
Mitchell. Mr*. T. J. Marff. Mra.
J. "A. Rumbley, Mr*. Carroll
Varner, Ur*, j . P,. Ball. Mr*. X
L Shlnholser, Mrs. X P. Tbrfence, Mrs. B. E. Squire*. Mrs.
W. L. Clark, Mr*. T. X Wilson,
Mr*. W. M. McKIm, Mr*. W. H.
Bolden, Mrs. II. rTPM Ulye, MU*
June Waddel and M lu Neville
Turner, of Ocala.
,
Eugene Takach and Lish Moras
left ,Ute morning for Elisabeth,
N. J- ami other points In tba East la Obto. Michigan and Maaaacbdwhen they will ipeqd some time. sett*, attended the entertainment
given teat Thursday evading .at
.Mr. and Mr*. Clifford toelhrr Um Maaonte Temple oa Park Ave
nue bp Bemlnole Ghapter Number "Turn Toward Peace."
and ami. George Lai
Two, Order of tha Eaatont tU r
yesterday morning
At tba contlualan of tha busi
la honor of Um grand affteert af ness aaaaion a social period waa
Carolina where they*
District
Number
Twenty-four
sf
month‘l vacates*.
enjoyed when refreshments wore
tAEb tte te Wanted
•
( Oohtlgudd from Peg* Oim )
llaasd June
* f Whaate
from Mr. and Mn. Rasas L. Chrissenherry.
•
Mrs. Stella Moors, accompanied
by Mrs. Nava Haynes, sang two
songs, “ Oar Katharine," dedicated
to Mrs. McKay, and a welcome
song to distinguished guest*,
written by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell.
Ths program eras opened by sev
eral selections by tbs Rhythm
Band, composed of Mr*. Albert
m rv m . anttmytnletl > Dk|*n.
Takach, director; and Kathleen
Adams, Prank . B. Adams, Jr,
Joyce Adams, D«ri* Dsrnar. Lu«HW Halt, .Minsk .Emip* Strange.
Bath 8IraUgg, Esther Strange, and
'
(Continued from Pngt One)
kiuhtn utenrils, and similar arDelta valued at nai ms re than
f t i . f f « will bo asntoncad early
nut weak.
.
______ _
' A Jary compoasd of tho folln-*d a verdict of gulltyr
«
■hell. P. A. Htons, J.
s. J. K. ParUn. N. j.
d U II. Ilalno*.
nlng rase was next on
Manning yra* rapracourt, and. pleaded
11s la allsiad to havs
aatorad the homo of
harferd.
Tha Hut* offered Mr. Bulker
load. U. J. JOckaon, and K. Tubbs
tilfwltnesaeol while Mannlr.g uffarad hlmsslg John Robinson, and
L. U Williams.
.
A Jury compoid* of J, C. Cart
er, Pbt Hasty, C. II. Winn, I,. It.
I’syno, C. P. Eelgter and P. J,
Silas; found him not guilty of
qalrag by to# eo that the actual
Increase I* national Indebtedness
will MtWIt.to; about l&OO.OOO,ooo.
-J7p l .
Tbo (M W t It due. It waa raid,
principally ta -a falling off In
tm n r jr - roealpta cauaad by lha
depiwaelosu .They apparently will
bo bbout 1*40,000,0(H) balow tboaa
far Um fWsal year ending Jane
N , IM0. Added to thla amount 1*
tha aidltlawal burden ot about
P j H B B raaaed by a drop In
Thera baa bean a (area Increase
la •spaftdKqts* for csnatrucUon
worh.nad dgrirultur* relief, which
la *spirted to amount to approx!maUly $840,000,000 more than
was expended for thoae purpose*
the last flhenl year.
Theae ftgurex alone— a redact! m
Increase a f V04O.OOO.OOO hi
•*peaditarea i—weald Indlrato that
tba gonmmaut would bo more
than 11,480,000,000 behind lu t
year.
It waa said at the Whit# Honas,
however, that ^eductions la expendlturea brought about by a
atady last summer amount
to
8180.00040*. Al*o, during the fitcel year ended last June lha debt
waa reduced by 8308.000,000 la
excess e f tba (tatntory amount
white this year It Is bslng held to
the legal requirement*.
These two aunts. It Wtt explain
ed, make a difference In the flnanrlal situation of 1488.000400
and will result In a final deficit of
about 8000,000400 or *o:>o.ooo.ooo.
Navy dapartSMpt officiate have
not been aptimtetic on the potoihlllty nf effecting any great •ey
ing. They have pointed out that
tha five-year airplane prjgram
hat not been cempletad and that
thb navy la not ball! up to lha
A
REALLY
20 A C R E
the largest tax-pa yen*, that paid
Iait year that have net peld thla
d »*r.
"8.— Hacauae only If everybody
pays hit proportion o f tha coal ef
government can we go ahead and
make the town' a bettor place to
lira In and make some headway in
the dlacharge e f our obligation*.
. ”0.— Because we cannot hope for
eny refinancing plan unless we
show to our creditors that we have
proper tax enforcement law*. No
creditors would be JutUfied
In
making a new bond payment plan
with ua, at possibly a reduced
amount, unlea* they, are reason
ably sure that we ran carry out
our obligations.
"10.—The agreement
between
tba City and the bond holders I*
that there will he no Increase In
taxes for the ntxt yehr provided
the dtp provides means to enforce
taxes.
W. A. Lefflor.
SHOP
G
CEL
At ■ bartfuiti price to
truth payment.
InvmllgnMon
win
Ini
Unit iet by ths tendon arm* con'
farmer.
severely criticised the speeches
made by Mussolini before lha Ital
ian chamber and senate advoraUng
acceptance of tha Lataran accords.
"The alats I* not mads to ab
sorb, swallow and da*troy the In
dividual and tha family," said lha
pontiff. Again the pops aaldi
"Wham ws ran narsr ba agreed
la In all thtt would raetraln, dimin
ish or nullify that right which na
ture and God ha* given to the fam
ily and tha church in ths education
al field." •
. *
Previously, In an address before
ths senate, Mussolini had ealdr
"Ws demand* thrbqtgl thsrgw « f
the education' or tbo Vltlxm." If*
denied the family coaid fulfill ths
educational function.
Tbo pontiff uteo has condemned
strenuous athletic* for girls and
young women, pblch wore part of
the fascist program-
RAN FRANCISCO, June 3. —
(A PI—Tha marine exchange yes
terday reported the Dollar liner
President Jefferson aground at
tha mouth of tha tVhangpso Riv
er, Shanghai. Advice*' said thy
ship's cargo waa being illarharged
and that she probably Would be
refloated at ths next high tide.
A ftn to
BiUkltebed 18M
BUIC1C
tjiht will cat
■trctch out of
8ht>c..«ni!!tr
gpccia! feaair*.
Jg t patented•
Roy Walden, whits map. with
draw a plea of not guilty to
having forged and panel a
worthless check, and entered a
plea of guilty of having ;««a«d
a worthies* check.
ThU afternoon a Jury lompsosd
of B. C Baxtoa, P. A. Stone, J.
C. Mathews, Jasper Willlame, J.
P. MIUkalL and J- K. Partin waa
hyailag tha case of Mra. Emily
K hirdao, aharged with- having
bought pi nparty which she knvw
to avu brim itoten.
TJm Itato had Introduced at
witoama* Harrison Eddlni,- A v «
Daphne Ta MU hhi; Usrifr J. P. McClel
land Sad Joe Meltch, while Mra.
Purdou had offered herself, Carl
Hru au aad Mra. Annlt Mae
A DAtflAVfd
f U t «lg8C'.R
a k ’. f t . H d m
keep* thi.8:
swim-iu.'f
a l w a y s io
lace. N o
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Annoftl Banquet
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Johnson.
Marjorie
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thereby attempting to. wipe out
tnorte, doe the City without pay
ment to tba City.
*
"5.— Because delinquent
taken
and Improvement liena art now b*Ing paid with bond* that can be
^
sovereignty over a
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tradmri^i sf Mather*.
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TH E W E A T f l S l
r »lr tealght U | Wadoaaday.
Mcdcrsta |« gaallo
NUMBER 11
BY
I Lak e Case Ends
BE PAID Plea O f Insanity
COAST LINE Refused B y Judg<
Tentative Proposition
Is Discussed AtParley Of Commission
In City HallMonday
T A lX A H ^ B 8 K l5 ; J u n e -----
lte w t h M killing today, even
H i
to realIm
r fou r morn
* "ilng done
con
rin g group* In.
^■-— *■ •
the war*
effort •to
io
agreem ent haa ‘ been
chid at this writ In#, however,
tad I have Jeat k ft on* of lb*
BM tlafi
ht N Um teguhm niret Mr.
lar M m + y
beat MUa
Hagan and I bar*
tto City
to paa*. Om raft
giving
C M *
tha city
to eacM
thay aaa fit. Another fixing tha
requirements foe. a voter In “
a t y of AttamonU ftprlng*.
anelhir firing -Ue poopb af tha
lattar City tha Jj j utaalty to rete
a> to whathor Jr. M l thay dtalra
thalr rity aT
SS
.
Mb. L. "P. Hagai aama bajek
With- Mf. Hagan tor* Jnada# night,
and expects to rrntaln with him
tha faal pf thb Wtok.1 ; ' - . .
Mr..and Mr*, , 1L. P. Wbltnw
,hara arrived ala* for a-visit of
Mvetal
iiate.
(ha vim
I u.
vocal slay
m, U
la aifjnd
attend-Um
giadu• ’ * “ todaaghUr.MUJKUaa' ? T e t“ thST- : Florida
* Z*
TALLAHASSEE, June
(AP)— Tha Sanato today over
rode M to lit Oorrrnor Carlton's
reto of a MU to legallie raring Dr. Dougba Clyde Macintosh,
and tbo parl-mutsel system of who was a Canadian army chap
wagoring. The bill wax Imme- tola, ha* been held Ineligible for
by th* SuproiM Court
dlatoly cortlfod to tha Haoao ciUwtnahlp
United State* because ba
whirr* It waa‘ placed at' tha top hofii th*
Brm;plea against bearing arms
of tto'calendar,'
In dafaaa* of the rcuntry. He I* a
The validity of bulkhead assess
Forrest Lake, former
, Went, against. Sanford property
fortl banker and once 1*01
Board
Takes
NoAetion
j owhvrt ran* practcally raUhlished
On Request ForEx- trful polltcal figure, ent
;*t an adjounml meeting of Ihe
gate* of the State
A wolutk-n l,a< been Intro-! Sanford O ly CmnmUalonora at the
perimental Station the
tcntlary 'at Ralford
durv.1 n tha Termesw Itouar o f l m , Mall last night when a tepraIti-l-r,-rntatives talllnr for ap-. tentatlvo of the Atlantic Ccaat
The Seminole •'runty Commie- night, where he will
pointramt of a Committee of ftvoi |.twi UalJoad dectirvJ tho he
nerving a arntence of th
t* rh-trrmlne whether impeachment j would iecipimcml that Via rirnmrV-! p‘p",r,:
woeathly a**protroilngs a#ain»t Gorarmr Hen-’ Hon la y the bulkhiad llstt a* well1>lon “ l lh* l-our* Hvuao yeater yearn at hard labor for
ty l|. Ilorton. above, should be pro- s, aj| ,)W(,|,| «*sr«rmePU now out-1 «toy morning, twik no action tn a part (n violating tho 3 t . U
. Th# ontlra Sonata voted on' tha professor at Yab Ualvaralty.
arnted. •
I standing against the corporation. re-iHi-t insdo by • group of Han banking- lawn in 1927.
proposal to override tha rate of
ford fnrrnrrs headed l>y Alex K.
Accompanied hy Sheriff J.
tto ‘ firat rocIa# Mil orar potted
by tbo 'Florida Legislator*. Thoao
Johruon, that I to ComroiMinncta McClelland and Deputy Sheriff
rotiag to orarrido the roto ware;
Irvy a mr-half mill tax for tto R. Kstridge, Ihe WR-yrsr-old
I t i t ] a I V \1 /V nv A A I T Gat Ire was pia>rnllng II Inform- establishment of an axpertmrnt waa admitted to the central
Adana, Rradikaw, Botbr, Can,
Clark#, Council, ’ English, Kutrh,
l/ A n lN liiu
Y L A IN 1 !
* nj ^
w * » » > ‘ e ..me- station her* for • period of fist fir* of the penitentiary at
ittrttl because nf the fart that t om- years. Th* matter nrll( be brought •rOy U:4I u'slork; rxrha
Cotton, Gomel. Harriaon, lllnrly,
Itiiasloner W. A. Lefflrr was not before thr group at tholr July few word* with hi* rut
Hodgra, Hawaii. Irby,
King,
prrsent at tho meeting, and h*. mroting when lh* budgot for th* thanking them for thalr
Knabh,
Lewis, Neel,
Parlor,
reuse of a final adjustment had yrar’s appropriations will to mad# slat; saw a prison official
Stawart, Taylor, Tumor, \Va#g,
•rot yrt (wen worked out by hla rip.
Supreme Court Rules
a receipt for hla delivery; wa
Watson, and Young.
Machinery Contracts torpor alien.
liaverf of all his valuables
That# rating to ‘ atutaln (ha
Th*
delrgation
which
appeared
That Statute la Vir
Have Already Been Mr. Hums* declared lh* he had tofi.rr th* tummlssioner* In auj- extra clothing, ami led ta a
artto
: Whitaker, Anderson,
Rvlv
rwelvej
from effklals of the mm- port of the inerwats in tha levy, white he wa* clothed In th*
Androwi, Boll, Chow
nln#, lb-11, tually A Censorship
Let, States Official pang
information which disclosed Included Mr. Johnson, P. P. Dor- nf a prisoner.
jCary. Harria, llllbum, Johna, Par*
th»t the rnllroad was at the present nrr, Ilex 1‘arkaul. |>tt*r Thurston,
J.
A desperate, last-minute
minut* pi
rtah, and Swvaringon.
WASHINGTON. June 2.-<AP>
Kldlowing closely upon the heel* lime romprtwnialng laving
and G. II. Brown, n. J. Lehman, and of temporary insanity,
y. au
» untold
Senator Btll, of Arcadia, tnado —A iroad view of tbr freedom
of (he announcement made at th* spit ial ‘ esseMment* against It In W. A. toffler. Only ona diaa*nllng hy a certificate signed
e strong plea for auatalnln# tha of I hr press waa taken by the *uavary
rity
In
this
K|s|e,
and
that
Hanford
Chamber
of
Commerce
voice w»* hcarj brfere the group, J. Marshall, waa off*
rate arhilo Senator Stewart, Fer- promc couit yeatetday In a fir#
lunvtoou yesterday that all details they wished tn make an offer to that nf <?, W. Kntamlnger, Long(Continued on Pag*
go W W lI
nandlna, urged that It be uver- to four derision which held un
the
Sanford
City
Com
nils-ion
re
wiro completed which would Inwcrxl, who spoke toiefly, regard
ridden.
, •
constitutional the Minnesota law
garding
their
statu*
hem.
Hr
said
sotf the opening t f a grape-fruit
ing tho nils of increasing taxa
Meantime the Ifouaa ended. n under which the Saturday Prc>*.
and orange canning factory in San- that he had rtalhered all th* cut tion at this timr.
fear-day deadlock , on the pro* Minnrapolls weekly, wa* -tup*
standing
amounts
against
the
fan) late this fall, cvtnc* an inIn tto abtaiwo of John Malsrh.
poaed cloture Mil and on the Jgaaaod.
nouhcvruenl this morning from W. railroad; h»d sent them th altor- chaiiman of th* group, Boston
meaaurw to distribute tha gasoline
II. Tunnirllffe, whu will to on* of nejr* and offlrlala of th* rood, and Hteile wn* elected to act •» ehalrChief
Justice
lluahes
delivered
lax equally -among, tha counties
Ihr'affl'tols of th* new c^nraru. had received a compromise settletOntinuod on peg* four)
and returned to normal but lam . Ihr majority oplnlvn and Justice*
(Continued on Pag* Pour)
lba| niilclit of association IncorTbo Senate later took up th# Holme*, Hrandies, Slone i nil BobOSSINING. N. Y. June £ - ( j
l-oraimg
"Kckoiscm
Ftuit
Canllowae hlU to appropriate «cv#n erta arvecd. Judies Butler read a
—Francis Crowley, boastful
nerf, Inr.," wore filed In the Sec
d’aaotillng
opinion
in
which
Ju*id one bajf MflUpn dollar* for
"bad man’’ with a flair fa
retary of Slate’* offlc* at Tailsa atandard tight month# school t'cea Mr Reynold*, tan Devanter
ksatics, waa lacked In lh*
and .Sutherland Joined.
~
i
NOW
’
Ul
will
It*
a
ckr-evT
xorporwliio,
rrthfnkr. .PHte* Oovemor Kooakvelt o f ,n -f»K A * te r h to Ri halrl by t . H. hb*. ••..TevJVo. amruik -‘ W t e t a s
for liML.xuppir*.
. (C'onllnuod an Fare Fshrl
In «r ., nrot
il.wla tofort he U lad fata
t iw i, C. H. Crkermm, ami W. H.
uf ’a pabl Uonfbanf ta ba
brightly lighten execution cha
Tunnicliffe. The main offices Jill (•
"myRelout, r.ta aloes or defama.
MONTGOMERY. Ala., Juno t - for hla final curtain thi weak*
to la Hartford, and the latg* runOptlinlwn, ervated by Inspira
tojv.!'.' '
;•
■t*
ervt* structure at Thirteenth tional talk* by Mayor T. L. llamas, (A P J — The spirit of the sixties July 5.
The Saturday Pr*»« In 1107
A knife fashioned oat of
fittest and Kim Avenue, now ocprv\ailed
here
today
aa
Oflfsdpublished a rariM of artltlea oo
cnpled by the Wagoner Furniture City ComrnUsiuner II. J, tollman, arate vcteraina from all sections handle of a spoon waa foun
vice roprlillon* In Minneapolis and
Crowley'* stocking as Ba wm
Co., qill he the »lte of the fae- rnl Brigadier Geo. P. Casler, aerumpanlerl th* members of 50 xif Ihr Kouth rallied for thalr undressed In the death house
Hennepin county whlth it assail
’•ory.
.
.
ORLANDO, Jute L —Orlando ed public officials,
trims of workers who, alter being forty-flisf annual muster.
hi* arrival Monday.
ORLANDO, June 2— (AIM — - In an interview this morning,
did not default ytaterday due to
sorted a typical Salvation Army
Arti«n against It wa* taken un- Distribution uf mot,- than 110.000
Whcihmr he Intended to usa It
On evny side tha spirit that
Mr. Tunnicliffe stated Gat con rsff-s and doughnut breakfast, sot
tha afferta of an eoatorn bank dey‘ IHi'. wewsraprr law. It waa
antvng approximately KOO rrsi- tract* for Ihe titiihlntry had l>e*n out th.s morning on a C'lty-wld* carried Ihe youth of Ilia south In on on* orhl* guards or on hlmatlf
which alliwed tha tlty a fivo-day
pcinutnsntly enjoined frxm pub.V
rapriave in which to collect emer
dents o f Central Florid* will »„oti let eml It was expected tn have the canvas tn an effort to raise M.000, to bailie under to* and Jackson kre per* tould not learn.
I HMkm l.y a state court and th#
Guarded hy 10 police, h# had ■
necessary laslallatUn made so that th* ninounl needed to maintain lh* wav .'it etldrnra as tha veteran*
gency fundi to apply on tbo fltt,become a roallly with Ihe
title Miprhnt* court upheld Ihr
laft Mioaola Immediately after
0J0 dut on sporlal aoooatnrnt
nounrement ye-terday that the |the pbnt could commence busln
hwal branch of tha Army during Mouth declared ’’■o long • « -two sentsne*. Calm and stibmlasiva, ha
Undi. June 1, • »
f i drci.lon.
of u* can get together to ralso tho
defunct f hunk Dank w,l| jay ofl on Nor.
tha coming year.
Chief
Jus
tie#
Unghre
took
the
. to s|w allowrj
.. ||aBto
iraaaS1
- * What direction ito teak's ef
Mr. Tunnirllffe further stated
rebel y*ll. and >am* southern rity asked
Its second 6 par font dividend, lire
Mvmbti* of all civic clubs, In want* us, there"ll to an annual re hlrasalf, hut htk request was do- r *
fort* took could -nof bo toarntd view Ihr Uw via* an infrlpg*- anaouncement waa mad* hy W. II. that according to Mr. Kckerson’a
finding the American togion, F.lks,
(Contlnnad on Fag* Four)
nled. Tha knlfa w m fonnd In tha
yesterday and wtnl from tha may
.
’
Tunakliffr, liquidator f.tr the bank plana ho would, during (to Aral KiaranU, Rotary, and Lien* w*r« union." ’
font of bis sock. Crowley, whoa*
season
uf
operation,
p«rk
approxi
or's office at tha city baU wa«
The
reunion
this
year
had
toan
i
at hla office* In the Orlando
canned tepressnted, while worker* from de* ritod ** th* last and a ma career Include* such episodes aa - t
confined to the statement, “ atUI
Bank and Trust company building. mated# 1000 rases nf
many of th* ehurthc* nf tha Tlty
fighting."
This means aa average of more grapefruit n day, beside* putting were present Mil* motn.ng to to jority uf the gray-clad warrior* wounding and esiaping item n
(active In a crowded New York
(Conllnurd On fag* rcurl
Mayer Gibs said that ha could
tbon IHI to each nf the HC>0 de
assigned Ibalr jntta In the cam nl yesteryear w*ro indignant whan ftew building; tha murder of a
wot
make
R
fl H
»»l a statement at that
nsked
If
this
would
to
Ihr
final
positor*. The now d'stiibuil m will
paign.
Bcenran In a country Ian* at
anything paid might afto rued* without rfylay, it was Tex Guinan MuHt Pay
K*|x>rts On tha progress of th* gathering.
night while Ift-yrar-oid II
city’s Chinese In regard
While
Ihe
pingram
of
entertainwill h# given nt th* klrk-off
Walsh cowered toslde him In a c
. the e*
extra days, af grace. With
Her Way Back Horae drive
U
menl
daren't
begin
until
today,
Th*
Church
ptraat
bank
ana!.
breakfast
Wednesday
morning
at
Fun, ial serrlMg for Mrs. Karsh
a slego In a west side apart
tha city on the venro of defaalt
Ihe veterans *lrenmtd In through
ponded operations January in,
fdey the Mayor aorwted la Fcrl Marshall, PL aM o f S'nford*
HAVRE. June 2- ( A I ’ ) —Texas Campaign lfeadqnsrters in the out yesterday. After registering whalw, with Ihr girl and R
Durllngvr, to told off COO
r spirit* than for aovwtal pioneer irsldente, were h*lj this 1P2S. At th* lira* of Ite rinsing Guinan not only will have to M tlih Building cn First Htm-i.
Tto Aivanred 01ft* rommltte# they wera taken ta Camp Stephens far threw hours, and a scuffle
afternoon from1tha, Erkkaon I'u- th* bonk bod a deposit liability of Uavo Prance tomorrow hut >he
•
ml
assigned
room*
In
K’dnay
■teral Home at AlJf Velaek. Udrtol more than M il,000 and i-we.l for will hav# tn. pay her own far* yrtterday ealtod on 14 prospect#
lb* courtroom while to waa haa4*u.«| Cant
aaything
in Lakerilir tbmeCry nilh money* borrowed wh'ch weir se- hark home, the director of th# and reported that they had netted Lanier high school, which ha- bran cuffed to a deputy sheriff, woo
that wo still have a chance,’ Mayer
cinverted
Into
n
barrack*.
the Rev, A. 8. Feck aa the ufflela- vurod by collateral mom than French Uao* raid texts). “ Her WHO toward lh# rau**. II. J. toll
sentenc'd to d**th just *
Yataran* Accompanied by thalr
man, gtnaral chatman of the
Orlando will only com* for Lag cl*rgymaths.Fallbeaie>s were fJVJOO.
vide ilfpslited that shs arul tbo dllvr. said thla morning th*t h* wlvra era being quartered In tto after ha commuted hU last crisao*
tto ktiling of Patrolman
* *
l)oi'ng the Jtoe*«s of liquido- girt* were not coming to Franc*
bad do their,part we M f ho 8 . O. Chose, r. ti Woodruff. U. U
Thrasher, L. P. McCalbr, Jor Cam- tton the debts Of th* hank f ) f tn work,” he said, "and its not hopad lo to over tha top with hla dormitnr e». of a Collage. Rufft- lllrsc h.
abb to work this out".
'i
borrowed money were paid off Otis fault that she ha* lo go team* In two days, If not, th* drive rlvnt private hom*» hov* l^en
Mr*. Marshall, who "ha* lived In and tha..'caUateo«r released tn If, tork. They can gn any way they srvnld lontlnue until tha budget thrown open to the veterans tel
rate f rr all nf them, marking the
taxes had Me* rollertea Panford fop more Uaan t i year*, nd y * deposit UaMllty was re- want to but It will not he at lh* Is lo sight.
There were IS tram* of men and flrai llm* In lh* long years thay
hand payment. died yesterday ofbMMpon. Kha had u e o f t o t t O I t wa* -tiled. oxpanao af this line." Th# llroadseven teams of woman In th* fWld have held annual gatheilng* that
Th# a«wtnd dividend now da- way entertainer > -pent the afterI Dan* visited th* been In 111 health
fib#that
had bran living at tbo home af cl*red will amoont lo fi per <ant nor# posing for American new* today, with revernl new workers they will not to quartered In
With'the dorltration
l)all, 400 Pal- i at th* dopoait llah Ihy stated in r fil photographer- arul sorting •xpe.tr I to to in ark an tomorrow lentf.
very much, bat It’s all her ton, A. R.
•nd tto remainder of tto week.
i«
motto Avon**.
' Ur* last figure.
not several prop«*ale of marriage
VAIJ'ARAItiO. Ind., Juno tVv
Bh# waa
West
Flat
ton
.
„ . . ■ A largo p*monter» nf thn<* re- *U tk they »ald tto> recvlvad.
P )- M r g ll K'rktand, stn|
on Jan. d,
Herald Thanked For Philip Knapp Seized (A
T*f*’ U ! reiving dlrWtnd* live In OrlanrU.
For Murder^n 1825 nn IndetermiMl* term fa (ho '
this Mate
k t Y f l U lM ti
“
*
,f
kn«7
A
numhar
Of
others
make
lhaly
KK—Sinclair
Oil
Com
MAdcquate PublldtyH
formalory because of th* (
She la a>
. _ WtB erect go* *nd oil *t>tlon
P,v .mi!
Allen# Draves al a drlnkln
Mr*. C, W,
,n
■ tortl-jn* of th*
WKKT
ORANGE.
New
Jeriay,
nf,, as ami ral.
country..
at ssmtr af Pine oral Moln street*,
Tto Hanford hranrh « f tho June 2.- fA P )— Philip Knapp, tart November, will hav*
pie, arand#
tows '
Ameikan A*so latien of Univor- tntmtor uf a prominent By. scum lane* *«( adds while tha
. f J. M*r*itg Women,
which reegntly family who lived under an aa- asks that to to alvan a at
O. If. Marshall,
•tagod a subscription bridge party striusd name for sis ) Mrs,' waa r*n*Uy.
toll. Kan
iff
T. Rnpsetter,
for tha purpoao of raising Binds arrested tnr'ay on • IMS Indict
Five dots after tto Gray
Mrs. R.
with whirh to ats'al In prarldlac ment (barging . him with the was taken lo Paadlaton rafa
and Mia.
fro* medical examinations for all "•thrill murder” oty a rah driver lory to aarva ona to 1
0
to.
‘nature studl** will al tohovd thlldisn In tha county, to near Mlneola. Saairh for Knapp Judge CL Ctumpachgr i
Homan ajtgTjjij
ii, while rash night, day. through Ite aoenUry. Mrs •terted after lha body of Louis Unlay that Kirkland to
Of Ihr
rrmj-lir*. the toy* Ralph A. . Hmlih, thanked tha pensile was found July 4. IBM hero whil* to toar* a moti
A. **srlly 7*
Incteaso tto aantenc* from
eased no vaiioiM angles Sanford1Herald for tha "adequate near Camp Mills.
at** ranged
•
•oclsl, and rplrilual do- pabBrlt)" rendatad It during tha
lie waa shot
thnxifjil
tha <1 yean.
I f year*, kft yeoAfter jila conviction for
days pr*eed’ng tho party.
head. Knapp, than, an enlisted
fron* the Court
Th* Utter of (hank* la as fol- mechanic fa tha army %lr Sorpa, degra* murder teat Marsh
hoy* will *c( as
Wtoina, In Vptto vai lows
groups tows;
failed te return to th* camp. Jury which rmammsmlad II
week'* fun
v £ ,V
“ Plsaso
They ate Gaorge
tto (hanks of Author.ti*a tvsead V>*\ her# what* pr sonmaot, KlrkUnd area a
lad to heg;j)
AaWfUan
A- to was known a* Allen Phillips, a trial Tto
Yancey. Charto* Hanford
ad a lunch at
"
Wonun mechanic. H« la nMtrriad. Piychte- "guilty of
f , filrwk. OUa C ow- I( k iatlon
our sub- Iri-ta said tha amtire U t tha with Intent ta repo," and
DoRaiV Joseph far
with cola,
ahy, as"th* court I
Id Ma) killing waa for a super thrill.
Ktiruon Klalavr.'
tfrbir -iilte.
House.
I* located a'rout
a'* ractrto
Pollowia, hMaavaai Knarj was- JuvaaU* »#t j f l l ‘
noritoaal af DsLarn
and waived extrwUtUo. He ! • yqam la. tto
ne--di d al
Ain
be reaahisd by folraid b* waqtod te gVbick (a Now
n weak of
hard rood Mrfth toad*
York and "tdha my tatokiaa".
l*. which,
te Rtad Number
itlonal pin
FOBT
to of *•»Bob White’""
W'ate*
of
era
MINNESOTA LAW
MUZZLING PRESS
IS HELD ILLEGAL
, bin* will he
Zero tht
bin .will f H ' topoaM .affwtlra. .
Hundred* of b lls wiQ dto on tha
that
h«T*. > m H re^ae*,.oran W
the* ware rojoitad faroraldy are
Wry. togg iMto. ead.ne doubt hwt
•*-* th* jtofde ef'tbo But* are
'Uatoia the Qovensar tall* an « j
KRKNCIt IJCK. Ind
fA P )—Tr«hnlc*l problem s
laaatl n occupied the attention af
more than a score of rhlqf otartftlvn attending th* itpoatog #•*alon hero ycaterday of Um le t* ty-thlnl confrrrnc* of gevvip^e.
Govrrnor* Wllhor M. Bruekor
of Mkhlaan, and Harry H. Wood
ring of Kama*, wrre th* prigtl*
pal spraker* at th* morning aaa•ion. During th# mand-tahto-dlocutsloit In Uye afternoon Gov.
Harry U. l-aslir of Indiana, out
lined the ‘‘ Indiana plan" designed
to reduce focal taxation
The township organisation In
most state* I* obsolete and It*
abclisbment would saw mooey
without rrduclnx public aerrlea,
'declared Govern r Wondring. Ho
aoggvoted also tha elimination af
ovarlapplng function* of rial#,
county, rity and school official*
In the Interest of lowering gov
ernmental cost.
Governor Hrucktr -decried th*
multiplicity of local political sub
division* and urged that
states tvs>lsl In the slnipltficatlaai
of the** unite.
,
Gov. Gilford Plnchot of Penn
sylvania. In explaining hla Inter
est in Ur* subject of public utiUties, decfarod r*or» than M> parrent of th* entire electrical pow
er of th* country la tontrjllcd by
four group* and that tha MvlfewMorgan lntarwate control h7 por
tent of that amount. Th* utility
question, ht asserted, la the big
gest problem bpforw the country
t e r » F R U i T i 2^ ? £ r “
DISCLOSED TODAY
Knife Is Found
Crowley’s Sock
Entering Sing
Salvation A rm y’ s
Budget Drive Gets
**^ H R is e a &
'uS FIvd^Dsy’ Reprieve
Dr. ‘dto M rik \& M -Strvtai 31
and Obviates Default
danghtor >wil|, ha 'hate Tto altaad
On Orlando Bonds
iXb . l e a e , tto Gor-
ear Legal Bat
MONTHLY MEET 3-YCloses
OF COUNTY BODY BankerWith]
Confined!
SFate Penitent*
HELD YESTERDAY
Tunnicliffe, Bank
Receiver, Will Pay
Orlando Dividend
Final Rites Paid To
Mrs. Marshall Who
Died Here Monday
ms.
K
Kirkland Is Facing
Sterner Sentenejb
For Death Of Gf
S
ve With *
Lake Winona
�n rm m u a l ' ' ,
4 by the addition of f u r
ft, fto Celery Feds, with
Hone* 17-yeM-*H Baddy
bit ■ grand finish after
•Urt, whacked tto of«be SL AogdsUae eotor-
rill-parked fame at you’ll
• thla taaaan. It wat the
la of ‘ th* aeaaen for Um
m1 although It wad played
irotett total the ttoth In.
, yoor rrorlng-to-go youngda‘t tot that etoy them for
dad In up to their know,
tut 17 hlto, Including tri
P Prieto, Deetch and Miller.
la^MM of those garnet trhlrh
the fane plenty Intoroeted,
tough bitting, toae-runalng,
lad playe, fine pitching nnd
t, and tad to My, mediocre
m happened out there to
remaining qutoL To
gift
k to the bottom of ttoAhlng,
yootlble to ooo bow the feds
taco done anything hot win.
Ini tto card*. Although they
their llne-op. Fleet of
ad Bate*y, the leagueUcV^Thcn ) they had
mall and- Wolfe, all of
wrfal, well built ptoyera
had *1 least Class B ex*
ytok up a horior or two, tto
a prill finish la fifth placet
• eUth If wo got going as
souId from now on.
tore B6ddy Like could <got
id, those four men, coming up
dor, poled out foer hlto, tto
a triple by Crsw*. Atortneea
I Sanford outfield In (tot In*pd .nil through tto game,
I tors rut down n coupto nf
■k hecau.c Alim, lopot, and
■Atoton played a little bit too
■ oa all 0io Saint batters
■ M o o t tha game. Actually,
to thrs* of them an dangotoua
W », Buaaey, Small, and Crews,
■way, tto game opened with
Mto-tootlhg aot a bit oi short
I wolfs bunting Mfely along Uia
Iff base lino. Bchlrard throw
bow out at third on'the first
1 pitched to Small. Small slagt* atort loft tleld, going to eecL and Wolfe to third before La
i oneId got thovtoU back. Crows
In-tripled
left• •e-uooy
field, to
ocoro
” --- -- to
"
»”
s« m
w iw
•Mn. no died on tto sacks
Abe forced Hernandos to go
•hort to flrxt, and V. Masters
lk_*ot.
• ...
- •
« Feds started off with a bang
Mir half, and .got one run
>Pete Bchlrard, tho tiny catchm* robbed of a single whan
» to Tick! n tU a i U M N f
pitched, U U followed
*ger Deetch’a triple to cn
i n Petora. They M n I
Mlt MoUneton bit a hard btU hM a w ) ()M U w t«w «to n .Ix > p n
« « H first which » « .t u t o r * h i « , U O il* boa* which B - « .y
t t f f . Lefty
•» tint.
k lfW .mund, allowW* twhlrord
‘ *“
one-two-tbro* N r the to m n , and tbt base. .till fulL
Onto In Um aoceod, nnd almost MrLanatoa bit a i t o k
»hkh
m two Onto for the feds In thel tom nd orrr I ho tyrond
bate.
*•
" “ I*” •** ■ *l!1
Peter* end
te toad o ff with, bat ho waa C
caught
Dootrh.
VD,.L‘ D
**d,n Loon
»*P** oMaw to third,
d
* * '•
'• « * tor Allen,
mWhatley w m taty onto. Al- wot ant, second
tof.iit. and liar-
S?,KftLCT.^S, ~ i t r* "*>;
f f S i s a s y s a t t s - i i z z *r, * a r < s g
Deetch followed that b . TiftofilB
to center to end the Inning.
**.
. Into' toft field, scoring Imhg 'a d
Hchlrard. Lopes, coming up .‘ far
u u n lk o . a
.
I k . U m , n, J S S S S t S Um
j ^ aatowd
j f j S Urao
V l?
la tto inriug, end,
In UM third Inning when ho bo-1
~
,l>d. wwit t a " * ‘
ed things by fouling aut to tto
fame excited and throw the ball « . ..
^
^
raUtor. Plea nut au arrow-hlto,
away. Boaaoy, protecting hie bate rU .
IZ Z t i Z T
,
" " ! fle# of them rtoaa, solid klowst
Ung enrage, end seemingly on'■ “
Imagine ttoad kids going through
able to got on to Baddy*, faat ball, M t t n r 'r . T l ! * ! ? ^ ^ *
tto enemy like Ihgtl
draw o pass. W olf. damped o bant “ " * '? » „ !T * * * ? * • u * » «•* “ *•
Tto 8alnto threatened hi Um
toLake far what aboold Kara toon J3L"1.0" ,?.,?? •*d l*°
a double-play. Lake, howorer, I f<” T
w*,k^ him, filliag the eighth, mainly Vacaaaa of errana
throw tho ball Into ranter field, I •****■ Eictlewout waa hlgb about Buaaoy alnglrd Into toft tot .wa{
lotting Boeaey go to third. It waa
torauao the umpiring forced out at Parotid bw WeMb.
a tight spot, for BmaU and Crewe *“
• " • rnthor low plane Rmall foaled aut to Bcklritrd,
warn coming up with their big I , ftc* * » "*d **» r o four rone, Wolfe, steal lag oeemri. . . . u f i ;
tola. Both of them hit to abort * " • towed la a run aa to bit when Itlgglaa tot Schlr*rd*i pew ,
and wore thrown out at flrtt, tel Hrrnaadea in the back, filling the r_Lh
r o^ fa> *,u- ,C™T*
I
their apparent disgust. Umpiring ****** again. Then cam# the big
plight hare aided In Um Relate argument V. Mailer* came to hat
■coring In thla Inning too, far Her-I »fth tho baeooo fall and twa out
nahdot, after getting two strike* On hi. second .strike, tho ball hll
and two bells, should hare toon] In front of Um pinto and Vninred
railed out on a third atriko which I op and hit him on the elbow Um.
waa called a toU. Bo. with Um plro llill waited until Bchlrard
fount thru* ana twa, ha hit sharply picked ap tho bell and throw It to
to right, ancL alnee both tho nm- Peter, while Mature stood (tore,
nert were mltoe o ff the base on ac-1 before k# ruled that It wa, ■ r*ii
count « f ito bring tea Uat .trik. bnlL The Balm, m e t up tato ‘to
and two onto, they both scored. An air. thinking, tlmt the uma ruled
■rrnr lie lllwwli.. wheo he C*ll~ll
L ...
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" " P n>1* "
coaching at third. *eol MlUer tome
triU tto reaalt that MOkr
thrown out there. Oa Um thcMr,
Britt wont to second. Iltrrhss
••rock out howorer, and Wright,
hotting for lllggtaa, os* out ua o
fly toaorond.
Pinch-hitters mm# In for' tto
flninto In thrir last etoacu.bat ft
did no good. 1. Master*, totting
Classified Ada
HATS TOU*-W ATCH
Dr. W. E. MacDQUOAlX, C B f- ,
. BOPKACTOB, to wow tooatod al
hU rtaldoaco l«, Floral BrighU,
.a, Sanford. Ptoae Mt-M. .. A
laatramenta. Plwtor ptoapa rotom |o Dr, B. D.'Cat well and roeclTa reward.- y \ •
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St. Laula — 000 M l 14*—• I I I
Battortoat Crillaa, Coffmea.
A m y and PeCrel; Thomas, Me
Knin and TnW. * V
*
Itotrslt
0*0 WO—4, 7 B L A k a r s . DRUQ
Ctoreland ... M0 09* 1 * * -* 10 0
Be Horton: (IitdUh Farrell and
Bowell; Uhl* 9ad Hayworth.
NATIONAL LKAOUB
.
IWIML »
VSMF. 1
Mil |«
Harrisen, Whatley, otroeb
out,
and Buaaey filed out to third.
Tto Peda were fust aa easy. Alton I
waa out, pitcher la flrxt} Karri-1
•on struck out. Illggina should I
have hid a hll, but W rift made a I E f t ?
r*u*fc‘ lh*
lightning Ilka stop and throw- Jo I hall with *a# hand to tad the
got Illgilna off first
“ *y frpm that
Tho 8o‘nr wrecking crow got to II ii J T 8“ ,*U
***-*»*-ihr*o
Uko In the fifth when Wolfe and H TL ^ *****
W .Lato .truck aut
Small bl| doubles to start with. «
**d Whatley, nklls
Sidaira double waa doubtful, for »
Alton mlajadgad tto hall and tot Criea, who had walked, waa p«tod
It fall through hi* hands after n| off socond hy Bchlrard.
“ J * ‘JJ* » « r t , aorenth
hard run. Ileavythlttor Croon could I
^
'f *** **ro In
only hll to third, and to thrown
high aplrlto aa It alerted, and
out nt flrsL llomandos canto
a hard hit cellar, ato ra through with n single to right,
te time to gai-Poto at oM of Ihe rlrancri hlto thi BalnU
waa tto fielding gem of get during tto-game.-V. Maatera M cU m fe,‘ i 2 & u 'r i S t f l S
drew n walk, and- H. Masters was
at flret, rilling tto bases, whom
toTto h 2
* " f m * totoco
Peter* fumbled on easy chanc* for Lofty
had hit ewe about a mlto
ffi& S S S W
BTOkK—Pro-
.
W
L.
Pet.
SI. Louie . _ __ L B
II
J 07
Now Tact uj^xv.. gg
Chicago i . ’_
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U-
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AM
MMSR rlaasoa (* PhhsdBrooklyn -• 400 ( » M h Baatm ..... 100 000 *10 Battortoat Aritold. Haid,
Wfll begin Juo# J — II.
A. Hicham, 1U», Myrtle
**■ - M - M 1 W
* *
»
-
•duLdrat to£t
>Y D O T D O P E
t M .X X U . ^
T ^ i V tW X fto u r W
Hj
i
>r
A
�A mI n * m
tha atato.
wUhod * th^M t i
b*
S aftn y^From all that comfort
bring*
*
advantage of
Bat UlUt Inspiration *prlnr*i"
With point and brtab ht wa» tan* Mm who. am
itat,
*1* t*i
unto "the
And •eomecf to find hi fruit* and
flowers , . ; '
miMppii
wlr prooonaa la sufficient/: > <*
(■•
'' >. .Vi *
StraAt* faeoa appear at thoao
fair*, which no mm can t*pUKp,
aairof aU’ tho boat for-thaw•wn or hi* proa* agent* 'A* a
ihy nothing'U said to, Urn** perna, bocaoao thop m j tltUo to
tpano alao. TWp atJck near the
r'aad wolf tha madwltiw. I
wtr of « r d i m ! aongwfrtor,
th wo pobUshiag conwetim at
Tha luiurlo* ho rmrrr know,
I
Or If hr <liJ ho powod them bp
A* If acquaint* or* ho’d doM.
IIU w m a little woHd Op*it.
Where triumph was a Wirt df art.
Southern Palri**, lnc., natlmml
Ip known dairy and daily product*
coaeom, will eotoUlhh a dkrtrtbotioji branch In Fort Pierre rtrortIp, It became known her* Tueadap.
RepretentaUwa o f tha roneom
lore leaadd quarters In tho FranO r « n » Avenue.Avwnn*. It'
TI
r i»( ’ htiHHinw
building, Oranva
Preferrin* in hU quarter* quaint I* understood that preparation*
TlM lonely luxury of pnlnf.. fo r uaa of tha building- Will tr*
t- *IIS*
eI
,
*
4 ataptod part of thfa yeek, *l»dlh*»
Thoao three grim odgrat of dli- the place will open for buaJneee
troaa,
before or on tho lin t of Jond. *-*■
arrtrirai to got hi* namo Hunger ahd cold and thabbp F ir Pietro Now*.
ritatloa liata which th*
of that* functional bfftdy
ie l/nlted' Btatcw-
HU tpeoeh •"Treed strung*. It oft
appear**!
At what men oatood moat ho
•rteerwi.
The high reward* bp commerce
P*pat f*h fhr three weoka and
began attending ibJpboard
If*. H *f •warrUfo would hat*
tdarb than **tl«f*c»orp If her
end, n Wall' atmot broker
n ah* mot on tbo II* da Franc*,
liol boon forcej *« lap up h li
t thla pear, du* to com* bad
N*m and bh/d luck in Ana-
end beeaai
r n m n ; becauae Ml
hla di
Go»# 1710r (Ud]
1 an eirtputatod
outcome wlfl'a^d
Tampa Ttiburw poiftt* ou. rtevoril Inthw at leant, and will pro
ih* American mayor* now Ilona a wholesome-Argument that,e:
‘
V ils di 1 ill
0 Bilt,
ludiWbdaj IMetoament
____________ L
Id tn'atora
mom tangible' attribute# at tha
a S ili
rdlH« df howl tight monop
federal itm a u h tt pm*
iwy f t ’
andiU‘hpp«r#iitly dlackmed that the machinery Will be installed at
cyeb Waat, pirn hanHm w W ily that1operation win begin tiH hfoyeniber L
.th# m n of bankruptcy, *
T. R : Eckereon who ia finendftg the factory
__l'- — - f r .«'!-*?•.» - J '
f
WiU , devote a eonaideraUe portffto <>f hla.tlmd l
Wt bop# that tho rbptrt of ih# rm Um , M * promlwwJ.. Han J«Hk> fiaRltdilat’,^
mmteo’ drtaHnmnt t t ‘ th* #f1* that LutUeta-|a 'cutdltp 1marin. I* not Ilko-tM* d*ny Will#'a e r ib i dnctrr who lgpoK*d
Ppetlant m ddntlMially gbltthg
lUi. Suddenly h# died,' a|id1' a'
tanged W
flrat weak In JanuaVy and hold a
waelr o f ,'bome<omlng" before tho
ahifedl renrontlon 'at’ Saraanta in
F^htworyc^Artadla Arcadian.
ik.'WhoWUeti'Wbtcto]
1In*, reported that h#
o f ImpCMUntok1* ' 1 •'
» of ttfch
splendid
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hoard af dimeters at the
Chth af Bkaford wIU most
at th# home of Mr*.
R. WUaea, 1PM Baaferd
Sam
Pub
IU
Mn. Turn Wnikraa on
at I o’clock..
moating and
Of the Social Depart’ af the Woman’* Club will
Id at 1 attack In th* club
am Oak Avenue. Fur reeertelephone Mr*. Howard
THUSADAT.
^ > M f Har of RetitlncU
Number Two OrdSr of th*
* Btsr.wfll he held a| 7:30
at tit* Masonic Halt ’ >
Tta T. E.’ L. claaa of th* First
Church will meet at 3:30
at tta home of Mn. E. W.
la Longwood with Mr*.
Mr*. L. E. Tew, Mr*. A.
. Williams, Mr*. Loretta Brother, Mm. C. E. Benton. Mm. A. K.
attar, Mr*. H. Camming*,
J . K. Lain* and Mr*. J. A.
|Strong* aa boatceae*. *
FRIDAY.
American Legion Auxiliary
,1 meet at 4 o’clock at the hems
Mm. E. B. Stow* ety Cameron
Mr. and Mr*. Walter L. Morgan
nd.son, John, left today for Day
ana Batch to tpcad the entire
Mr. and Mr*. C*rrol Dennla have
n t to point* In Virginia where
•er plan to ipend the cummer
MUNSON PUPILS GIVE PIANO REC1 CAL
fo r sc h o o l g r a d u a t in g c l a *
Aa appreciate* audience of ever gar* as aa encore, "Mighty Lak
700 persona, including saaay out- a Rose," by Kthellwrt Ncvin.
of-town rural*, attended the piano . As tta member* of the gradu
recital given Mcnday evening at ating class were ushered in by
th* Seminole High School audi two marshal*, John Courier and
torium by pupils from th* student Malcolm Higgins. •Tanheoaaer
classes of Mm. Fannie Stambildg* March" by Richard Wagner waa
Munson In honor af the member* played by Mis* Betty Hintermtaof th* claea of 1P31 of Seminole ter and Mia* Carmen Guthrie at
High 8choot Deltas and marble the piano and Miaa tactile Boll
pedeetrlcd statuary accentuated and Miaa Lillian lira nan, violin
the classical simplicity of the stage ist*. Following the graduates In
arrangement, while t*o toll floor procession .were I’ rufcsior G. E.
basket* ef ahaata dal*!?* and pink McKay, principal of the Seminole
lorn vine added color to the gen High School, anj members of the
eral effect
faculty.
Assistant Ulant on the program
Uaher* for th* evening were:
Included Mias Jeanette lloughton, th* Mlaaea Lrttle Caldwell, Gayle
contralto, pupil of Clarence C* Marshall, Charlotte Smith, Peerie
Nice, dimeter of music at Rallln* Robeon, Lnetla Mahoney, Fannie
Collage Conservatory, and her ae- Rata- Mtween, Rath Peermnn,
’ Walter Kimball, alae Georgians. Vaughan, Basel Tew,
of the nettlna College Conserva Catherine Forrester, Ruth Meltch.
tory. Mm. Munson stated that Mb* Clam Meiach, Sadie I.in*hart, Mr*.
lloughton won her audience not Jeha D. Abraham, and Jack Mar
only through her besullful voice, idaon. Miaa Mary Young distri
but also by her poise and charm ef buted th* program*.
. In addition to her pro
The entire meltal .election* In
gram number* Mlt* Houghton cluded the following:
1. Prelude in C Sharp Minor. _______ ___________ Rachmaninoff
Doris Rockey, Mary Nall Smith
Norwegian Bridal Procession-------------- --- -------- --- ...Grieg
(1
Evelyn Nipper, Alice MeGlone
*
3. Etude in D Major Op. 147_______ - ......... .... ........... _. Rolling
Katherine Morrison
Am Mcer (By the Sea) .................. ...... .. ... Stephen Emory
Mary Went
Prelude front CamiraL Suite ______ _____ ......... ........ .Sehutt
a
France* Mahoney
C. Flrat Maaarka _____________ ___ ______ —. Saint-Saen*
Mary Nlekle ”
.
tagemlo ..— ...... .... „— _____ ........... . . . . . . . . . Tlachendorf
taura May Brown
Grand Vela* Brilliant* Op. Hi...... . .....
...... Chopin
Mr*. Preston Slephenann
D. Gavotte Imperial ............. ______________ ---- —....... ...Morey
Carolyn Cogbum
Group from Watt Bids Primary
(a ) March of Wee Folk
....---- -------- ---- Jesile L. Gaynor
Clayda Winn Furgorson
(b) Wood Nymph’* Harp ............ ..
Florence Ilea
Foggy MeTeer
ScottUh Tone Poem.... ......... ................
MacDowtll
The Rev. and Mr*. W. P. Brook*, 12. Momenta Caprlerioao
Wrblpcr
In left Monday for Forsyth, (!*.,
Carmen Guthrie
rhere they pl*n to (pend about 13. (a) O tarely Night
Ron *lil
(It | Danny Roy
Wealherhy
Mi»« Jeanette lloughton
Mr*. R. B.' Rl»er ha* returned to
MacDowrll
14.
I’
reludium
_______
r -----.. ..._______ ________
n home bare after (pending lait
Mary France* Andrew*
jek to toUajHM||e
{if
It. WoUi dr* the Frtreet ByriU* .
_
.
.
...
.
Donald Lameon
^41ton Steele, of Orlando, la vialt- It. Angonaii* from the Ballet " C M * ....___
M hie grandpa rent*. Mr. and Mr*,
Marion Clatue
loeton Steele at their home on 17. Polonalae Op. 83........ .... .................
Chopin
leardall Avenue.
Mary Eliaabetji Tolar
___
IK. Aria "Voce dl Donna"—front La Gloronda
Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Codper and
Mica Jeanette Houghton
at, Jaatae Henry, left Mooday for
Beethoven
>two weoka vlalt to various pert* IP. Sonata Op. 27 No. 2 (Moonlight).............
Betty llintrrmliter
f Worth Carolina.
Adagio Boatenuto
B e t Do' Vlnney loft Monday
Preato Agitato
Brnlng for llaaolhurat. Mica., ami
A a r point* In th* Iflddle Weal
Newby Home Scene
Iwre he *111 apand th* tfn m ir Charles Dunn Weds
Mattie Mae Branan
Of Circle Meeting
Mr, and lfra. Waller L. Cooper
Of apodal internal to a wide
iU Maw tomorrow for Now York
circle of friend* here wna th*
By to apond a few days before
marriage yeaterday of Mira Matilflag en June 6 for a two month*
tie Mae Branan, daughter of Mr,
and Mr*. Carry Ivey Branan. to
Chari** Dunn, Jr„ eon of Mr.
Mr. and Mr*. Oacer Pearaon and
Mr*. Chart** Dunn. Th# cere
mad children and the Miatet Domony waa performed In Orlando
ala and JoaM Btoodenmlr* formed
at the borne of the paator of th*
• party enjoying a pMnle at
Flrat Preabytrrian Church In the
JUak Spring* gunday.
prue*nee of
a few
Intimate
. J||bert B. A lt plana to lr«v* lo- frlenda af th* couple.
Pink, eyelet lac* waa the ma
[■ H b w morning for Bloomfield,
K t L where he wQl apend the larial tanad for the afternoon
■ M U month* with bit parent*, gown worn by th* bride for th*
ortsatoo. The drvaa waa faahhned
Wr . ata Mia. R. L. M. Art,
along atmpl* line* with a long
I Mr*. Margarvt McCawan, who full akirt falling in graceful
m h**a spandlag the past throo fold* nearly to the floor. Fea
fromthe ta n with her suing,' Mr*. ture* af the trimming of the
droea wee* the two powder blue
t e 2 7 *^ h e?ta !m Ula T h S U w faille ellk ribbon band* placed
at the blouae and hip Uaaa. With
Usi* ah* war* a large pink rap*
line hair tat, pink glovt* and eth
er arreeeeelua In pink. Her cor*
raga wna of pink roaea and Mailay him*.
Vhllowing the ceremony * the
The hums of Mr*. J. T. Newby,
IMXt Palmetto Avenue, waa the
*cem> of th* regular meeting of
Circle Number Five held yralcrday afternoon with Mr*. Krancln
K. Bolt leading the davn'ional.
A abort Ituainea* meeting wee
held end Mrs. J. G.. Aharon read
an Initialling paper ua steward
ship.
Thoae preaent ware: Mr*. J. O.
.Sharon, Mr*. A. J. Peteraon and
guaalaj Mr*. W. Y. BekUling and
Mr*. J. J. Pcrritt, af V#ro Beach;
Mr*. Geerg* McCall. Mr*. J. a
Smith, Mr*. J. C Mltctall. Mr*.
A. C. ChambarMla. Mi*. Phil G.
Thompson, Mr*. Grady Gallant,
Mr*. J. T. Newby, Mr*. Francis
E. Boll and Mia* Augusta Flatrh-
*ILS GIVE PIANO
CLUB FRIDAY
..
F.MALLEM’S
RECITAL AT W01
Feature* on the recital given
last Friday evening by the p’aito
pupil* of Mlai Madeline Mallem at
the Wolnan’a Club at H o’clock
were the group of vocal solos by
Mrs. Arthur Branan. who waa ac
companied by Mr*. J. A. Takach.
and tta number* tendered by L.
P. McCuMer., on the xylophone
and Francis Itoumillat on the
telephone with Mr-. F. E. Itoumll1st as accompanist.
Th* gueits were received at the
door by Mm. W' F. Rungs. Mta. J. N.
A rurallo and Mia* Mallam. George
Fellows, Jr., and Jvhn Thomas
Cullum dlatrlbuled the program*
and pic*enlrd flowrr* lo Hi* pu
pil* at the end of Ihrir piano and
•:*
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4
Tennessee Elects
Speaker Of House
NABHVILLETjua*
Senator A. B.'Brtaihi
huckM*. Th* ville. toda. wg* sleeted
the Tauuaaaw Syaatai
polities he will aueeedd
-(r.P )—
, Ctarka•aker of
m which
the govIropcarh’ Horton.
(It tee U
;
Dress Your Feet Smartly
Fit Them Accurately
IR IS ....... ....... ... ...... .....................
Pierre Rvnard
Joann# Auarelln
Ada 8lnglelary
Morrison
* FLOWER DANCE ........ .....- 4
Sybil Kendall
..... ...Katterar
3 A BEDTIME SONG_______ ,_____
> Dorothy Range
.......... Co*me
4 MAY MORNfXC
__ _______
Virginia Pesold
Mary Wathen
Ptutlwiruky
8 VALBE U L U in TE ..... ........... :—
Annie Mae Elli*
• Staler
fl CINDERELLA ..............................
Margie Hagan
llandal
7 . SARABANDE IN D MINOR, 1 OM SUITE XI
Ada 81ng: ary
8 (a) WILD ELEPHANTS_____ a ...
. .
Colin llood
.......
Spindler
.(b ) TRUMPETER’S SERENADE.
Billy Eachry
Baines
V TWILIGHT BELLS_____ __________
Muriel Range
10 PLAYING TAO...... ..........
Margatrin
Edith 8lngleUry
Constance Meiach
Cratmn
11 AN EVENING SONG..........J ? .
Virginia resold
neelhovvn
FUR ELI8E
.......... .. m . 1 *
Joann* AssarelLi
. Leopold Beer
DANCE INTERMEZZO.... .... ..
Sybil Kendall
Annie Mm Kill*
14 OIJI NEW ENGLAND MOON
LiH l
curate shoe fitting Enna Jettick Shoes
any
norma: foot with accuracy. They are made
In 177 different sizes and widths. Look for
Ihe name Enna JeHick insist On having the
proper ftf. AAAAA to EEE. Sizes J to 12.
Why Not Economically?
Nowhere can women ob'ain greater shoe
value for $3 and $6 (never more, except
in Canada). No matte* how much more you
pay you cannot get a better fitting shoe.
IV U V SUNDAY NIOHT
Sum Jettidi SSslodto* •* NSC mtitnN.1 h**k>p. PLI
fatklaaM u «|< w *4 hyn**— n |a«l l
AlW TN (ACM U w m w
A — '*•* Um OeU
«
« M l t M Seemly af Aih and taiin*.
Jk IW* 11
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m
A A A A A to EEE— S izo j 1 to 12
Itoum illat
L. P. MrCullcr, Jr.
Bilbro
THE LITTLE DROOK ........
Mary Wathen
Slater
(a) FAIRY FINGERS...............
. ____ . Anthony
(b) SPARKLING E Y E S .........
Edith Slnglalary
....... .
Keltcrer
JOLLITY
Lucy Itoumillat
Charles IJndsay
PRISCILLA
Sybil Kendall
Gucrdalrr
YOUNG AMERICA MARCH.........
Irvin Walton
Billy Eachry
DANCE OF THE RO.sF.HDD9...
Annl* Mae Kill*
AN OPEN SECRET...
. . . ____R. Huntington Woodmen
Mrs. Arthur nmnan
COMING OF SPRING...... ...... .......... ... .. Georg Kggrling
Joanna Auarrllo
J. L. Oirar Fontaine
DANSE BIZARRE .....................
** ’
Ada Singletary
S H O E S FO R W O M E N
Sorority Gives Dance
At Club On Saturday
IT'you do your i>arl in Riving, no worthy pertton will
Store on East F la t Street.
Th* bridegroom. la' the ton of
Mr. and Mr*. Chari** Dunn, 220
Hcatt Avenue. He was bom at
Winnipeg, Canada, and same her*
with hie parrat* eteet IV yaara'
ago, He rpent a number of year*
at varioua point* la California.
Colorado and Michigan, returning
hers last July to bare me enraged
with Is fether la ruler/ farming.
*1 - yt ••
You cannot get aw ay from your feet
ethey mutirel numbers. Mm. F. E.
Rsumillai. Mrs. J. F. Bums and
Miaa Anna Marie Fellow* had
Shoos or* tha flnol lotich of unortnau lo a
charge id ihe (lower*.
woman’s eoifuma. A poor fitting »hoa robs a
Accentuating a color schema of
woman.of har nolurol groca In walking and
pink and white were the quantitjee o( iladlol1, rotes and carna
datracts from har imort appearance.
tions n ranred In prjfuiion about
the room* where the program
took |>Urr. Lata in the evening an
tea course, further emphasising
the chosen color nite, sms served * Enna Jatttck Shoes, for women are made in
by Mis* Mrtlcm, assisted by her
al tha fashionable lasts, all the smart leath
mother. Mn. A. E. Mallem. Mm.
ers
and fabrics, all the newest colo* com
Mary Schaal, Mrs. G. C. Fallow*.
binations. Always beautiful — never freakish.
Miaa Kather'ne Rannoa, Mia*
Naetnl F e llo w s , Ml**, Ira B.
Wathen and Mis* Irene Fellows.
Af prrrenlrd the program fdloura:
the foundation of a stylish foot lies in u.-
l
F r a n c is
.V
Buffer this winter.
'
*
*,
i ,
YOUR INVESTMENT OF TIME AND MONEY IS
NOT FOR THE SALVATION ARMY, IT IS FOR HU
MANITY IN SANFORD - - -
LET’S ALL HELP
, •..
•
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“Serve self by serving others. This is the only re
ligion that pays compound interest to both borrower
and lender’Vv-Elbert Hubbard.
Xy
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�(Continued fr o *
M u s lim
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"tT T S u .
the Vatican.
Fhta development follTwril an
lav. from th* Vatican that th*
llor * f th* aeml-officlal news*
par Osscrvalore Romano shvuld
irobUnu* lt« anti-fascist editor!campaign and a similar order
editor* of faaclst paper* *to
rp publishing antl-Calhollc milMuisollul U *ald to have elgoed
hla decroo dliaolvlng th* orgatil*
Ttetlon* Sunday n ght and all pro. feci* were Immediately charged
with Ita -enfoi cement. - Thl* waa
Aliena ipiletly by summoning club
Satfkeri and notifying them of
n Uu acibn.
b ’ Aa thousands of Catllpl'c clubs
Shave been ahead during the peal
kthraa day* npthlng further will
Cb* reqttired to pul them out of
action except to arrange h r dis
position of their i»M#*sIons.
Rj-Tba decree, which It known to be
f Tandy although gsvarnmant offtrli'.'ala pi of*** Ignorance of It, ha* not
*fyet been published. It wn* an*
pputioad Isgt evening by moan*
I 'e t a short inininunlqiip, which
[-(***_, pit mention Cwlhnllr. . elute
btlt, atimiuncr* dlisotullnn Hi
organisation* tint conncctad with
th* fascist parly or lla subsidiary,
"Vollllla," for lioys.
0 jArtlcIs* <3 of the ronrnrdat,
whlth Ih* Vatican ronsldrr.v I*
1 violated by the government's orjUft^of dli solution,'roads i
4
\ *Tbc Italian stale resignin'*
i asaiclailnn* affiliated with
the
Itpflsn Catholic Artlon, alwaya
fiuriricri that they puriue their
activities In (onformlty with proVisions issued by th* holy aoa out' ride of any political, party and
’ unter th* direct control of the
hlahrchy of th* church with the
. *a|P object of propagating and
lling Catholic principles." •
jvaral fine points were hidden
te brief rapm that the di»u.
m had bean effected. The gov.
»»nt commun'que Indicating
! t«a order did not apply to
p* of man and women of th*
fsllc Action,
•filer yesterday the l*B|t* Koltl
ju-hour meeting with in
Inals or tha curl* at the Veil.
They era believed to have
laaed Ih* situation thorough-
teachers thromli tha Inculcation
In Iho minds of young people of
fundamental values arid by paranaoing the youth of the land to
Incline tba|r ears unit wisdom
and apply thrlr hearts to. right
undarstandJag."
Th* eolation of the crime prob
lem', be said, is right education.
"Obedience to law ahould b* In
tubated In the young by ciampl*
and pracapt”
"To i much strata In tha past,"
he arid, “has bean laid upon Iho
punitive forrr of the law and loo
little upon th* praventlv*.p
When Inculcation of right ideal*
fall* "the organised forces of
aocloty Impose penalties," ha coni
ttnuad, "but the eateitt to which
penalties must be resorted to It a
innature of the tutceie or failure
of Mlf-gorernment.”
II* mentioned (he growth of
Juvenile crime and "a continued
weakening of the Influence of
hoipe and' parents upon young
tropic." and "everywhere • • •
Iho decline of religious convic
tion and Iho waning Influcnco of
tha church.”
Details Of F r u i t
CdtuuDg P l a n t
Disclosed T o d a y
(Cootinuad From I'age One)
up tha various by-product Juices.
Tu accomplish this, Mr. Erkaraon
istlmated that It would lie neces
sary te maintain a payroll from
WM'Ut 'JOQ persona, and that on a
bast* cf (000 caaca a day, It would
niran the dlaburaamml, during th*
acaaan, of abrut IIH.000 for fruit
and tabor In this Immediate territoiy.
Mr. Eckcroon la a prominent
capitalist ami food products manUfacturar and diatrlbutor of New
Yutk and Jiroay City. He haa fur
many year* maintained an extanaid* selling «fg* niaaIIon cerorlrig
the sale o( food product* in all ter
ritories from the Atlantic Coast
westward ta th* Mississippi River,
Owing to th* fart that he is un
usually equipped te distribute
fooj comtiKdlliaa, hla location In
BauloH will undoubtedly mean tha
ultimata output of much of th*
fruit in this territory, Mr. Tunnicl ifto said.
Mr. Kckerson will loav* for Eu
rope thia jaiafe whart be will net
MW b« prv**nl at th* meeting ef
tltoriBUmillonsI Rotary Club* •(
Vienna. Austria, lata Ihtf month,
but mill aUa attend to vailoua
business Iqlsrasts. '
Mr. Tuinicftffa jurthrt »lntad
fnr all fm«l material bought, and
that there weald b* no endeavor U
aril stork or ta ask for any finanrial assistance.
In rinsing the Interview, Mr.
Tnnnlrlltfa slated lhat a large
amount of the credit, far Ilia attshl'ahment of thia cancan, hate
was duo to the effart* Of H, M.
'Papworth, president of the 8anfotd Chamber of Commerce, who
early In the consideration ef tha
matter gave much of hla time and
aqrvle** to acquainting Mr. Etearv»ig»i*i<Wy tfunr il.
r
wn adte th* jisslrability of SagWit* from New York to Derifn f«rd A a paint *t which to **eight huura, by rocket planer tabllsh thia antorpiU*.
7?Whi the stratosphere, should
•walblein tha vary near future, Shaw Is Scored For
gtosor Augusts Piccard dp|M In o radio Interview from Jibe At JoSn Of Are
■kh last night.
n « profeaaor, who on Wtdncr.
LONDON, June t ._ (A P )‘-T h *
Croo* ttearly 10 mil** above apeach of George Barnard Shaw
north Into th* stratosphere In tear th* rsdto Saturday night, In
EaMW tag* of a hug* balloon. which h* said Joan ef Are lachad
I s . "* I**4'* ,,rf riwwp la- "aa* M *w l." yestsMay brought
P » III rocket flying and hid
I f te?* “ Wrimanta In It himalthough h* bad net " ( * ( OnthoUe priist
mjtJfV c 1 •
, ,
Th* Irtkli writer dealt
a light* through th* atrata- off ken and man falMwad
■a Would bo mad*, h* said, in of Orlanw a* blindly bot
[kt.cabins similar la priacl-
entist Predicts
Ifit* Flights From
aovai' r*ti lion* With the Koderml
Council of OhUrthc* of Chriel In
A nitric*.
f
Tht vote cam* after an after
noon of debate on the council'*
committee report which n » t ap
proval t» birth control.
Th* Rav. A. ft. John*on, of Char
lotte, spok* of Iho “ »ham« and In*
dl(nation" with Which soolherti
Presbyterian* toad the birth con
trol roport and Uio R«v. J. C.
Johnson of Covotrlllc, Va„ laid
Iha'peblUaUaw bad brought "risaBrin."
Th* lUr. E. A. Dillard of Char
lotte *a!d ho could "provo the
federal round! Is not a Christian
organisation," and followed a few
mlnetea liter with Iho chirire that
a fuimcr praaldent of the council.
Dr. 8. Parka* Cedman, of New
York clip, wea "not a Chriilian."
A volley of proteala (rooted thia
rlatement and ha apologised.
The veto waa decialve, a motion
to remain In the council bainf
killed 176 to It, %
The aubject came to tha Dorr
of the assembly in tha roport of
a committee appointed to roaaldar
overturn from 11 pnmbytorl**
protest Inc birth control npproral,
Kin pnobytoriaa had aakod for diacontinuanca of rolatlona with tb«
council.
Tha .tommiltee proaenUd a
divided report, nine to five, with
the majority favoring remaining
ilj the council.
The genarol assembly, earlier
In the day, passed a resolution
affirming tha aland of the church
In Ita uppoflil jn to wpr and asking
the synods to eliminate compul
sory military trailing f r o m
(hurvh-owned collrges.
The, commission of 27 to hear
tha complaint of tha Itev, J, K.
McJunkln and othara against tha
synod of Atkanssa in tha case of
th* Roe. Hay Wataon Hmlth, II,
I K charged with heretical bcllofa,
,btd»rtfl,Jh[» tualicc back to the
synod for a n«w trial.
Decision was mailt after the
Rev. Marlon A. Boggs, of Hot
bdmitted It had mad* a technical
attor In having Ih* cast considered
by a committee and not a cinimlar-lori aa provldcvl in iho church's
bool o.' orderr.
Boggs asked that It U underelo id merit* of the rase were not
Objection^'Raised
By German Oy.er
Pershing War Book
BERLIN, Jim* «. — (A P ) Wilhelm Heyt, former commondtr-'n^h'of of th* Oarman Halebswehr yesterday tosk Ism* wltlj
th* conlrnls of Can. John J,
Pershing's look "My E specie nets
’n.the World W*f.M and appealed
to th* author's "sense of chlealry"
to ravlt* hi* attitude about Oarmany * sol* war guilt.
"Parhap* Pershing will do th*
te l't^ ftl'tfcln g and tiv li* hts
ludgmtat,H tl*n axya.la wrjtlil
tb tha Jiuraal Dar Tag add da-
of tb* prom t
from thaw PM
^prorttolM and
pin**, and aeon
now balances Le Jana i, IBM, and
par on that. bnala, In City ef Saar
fanl bond*; that the aeeeutmanta
w|ll t h « be rodneed to fM M lJD
Bad that they would Ilk* to aattl*
without paying .their bulkhead
of pajfW. or the ability of Urn
City-to- Collect, th* bulkhead as
sessment.
Th* raOroad official* uproaaad
a.dawbi that they hod bswathe*
District of Cbtojfhto 1
barauaa of, poring along High seen* mamba* of'User group -.to paal* to hat* the a
Street; along the McCracken Road; appear W ore to* clvle clubs a*id*, and than, after
near Cedar Aeauuaj at Fulton where, h *. might captain th* pro- b* sroald riot carry the
Street, and'other sections of tha, posod thirter amendment. Mr.
city.
.
.. Whan Slid M». Lehman w it* ap
Mr. Duma* declared that hi* pointed,
J. Hogan, ta aadl a r*
> /
concern waa anxibu* to clean up 1 4#Vr Paaworth ala# asked (hat hhriteat tribuaaL - U-.
all ita aaiaaasmante with-tha an* lout*'action b* taken to onforea
Probably today, Up court ad ip*
caption e f th* bulkhead lien, and i ptsd. Laws pn Park A venae, dh- pan!*' Will be advised of tha *«•
lbat ha hoped la bring th* nutter cUrlrig that h# know It t» b* a pirns* court*! action and it will
la the attention of the Commit- fact that automate le* a n trav notify thg DUtrict of Columbia su
■loners at tha, next meeting.
ersing, (hat Avenue in th* vicinity preme court.
However, Commissioner .Spoor
of hi* home, which-la mi Fourth ;. ThU will Wave th* trial court
promptly told "Personally III ac Street, at a rata of nearly to he a position (a summon* Phil be
cept the |!0JJflJ0 without any milts aa hour. Mayer Duma* or fore It for commitment.
further letter writing or tnroatt- dered that Chief of Police Roy (1.
1tegan mid yoetertoy that Judge
ratlng. At the prevailing prlc* of William* be Inst rut led to enforce Hits, who pnaldad at tha trM M
band* yju can pay your entire all opted and atopatroat ordl- Pall, had amooacod that had Urn
bulkhcadlng and paving auses defendant at that time submitted
to hnyrtaoumBWt Instead * f taking
mant hero at a coat of
an appeal ha w*uld hav* auspaadsd
and w* will accept that amount la
full icttlament". Hi* opinion wa*
health la reported to have
concurred In by Commissioners
tama poor for many month* and
Lehman and Byrd.
bis friends claim he would b* un
Mr, Damns anew*rod that "this
able to stand confinement In n pen
la not an offer I am making, you
itentiary. Fall ha* announced ho
aa yet. They turned the detail*
hoped hi* friend* would obtain ox(Continued from Face One)
over to mo to study, and I manly
made a statement of the outstand Lake'* attorney* before -fudge acatlvo clemency.
Ila fta saM he hoped U hav* the
ing bilk, had thorn chacksd by DaWitt Gray, of Jaelwaavtlta,
pi Ison aantanc* suspended.
Mr* Lamson, and am discussing J*«t after Court officially opened
Fall, by taking lb#
pauper's
them briefly tonight without ex late yesterday afternoon, but It oath, and satisfying th* court litet
want far naught, a* Uia Jurist Inpecting any action",
... h* la without means to pay ih*
lirToptlng th* raiding
raadUig of the
llo tkah-naked th* Cammiaaloa- lapgthy
declared hi* ro- flna, miy have lhat remitted.
H H . . appeal doclsrof
era what they would da If hi* aoa- grot at b*Ug uaabia te groat tha
Hagan said ha understood (hat
cam did not wish to poy It* bulk Informal motion, and .proceeded Fall hhd elttoally a* flwmctal ro•
head I'cna at thl* lima, to b* an at onca. to ro-aantanc* Mr. Lake aaBVcto now,
F*U wa* tha oaly person iMUtetswered by Mr. ftpeer, who said, "(In on an Indictment on wklch’ ho
that case, I will not conaldar any wa* originally aantencad to serve
reduction of uny hind”, a view thna years.
which tha other two Commission,
Th* ontlro proceeding at orero agreed upon.
reigning Mr. Lake, Urn reading
Mr. Mpeer axproaaad th* opln- of th* pis a, end th* ro-aoatondng.
ion of Commlaaloaeta Lehman and teak III Id* leaa than an hour. Th*
Byrd whan h* aaid that " I think aanteoro wa* hoard by an audience
th*J If th* Atlantic Coaet Una Which half-filled th* coart room, tlan for Uk(ng tha bribe from DoRailroad will pay thalr bulkhead* and waa received by Mr. Lake hairy, th* latter waa braeght te
Ing asaesamenu, thbt It la wort! (ltd the audience without team trial an charge* of giving tt and
our while to nit out about 113,000 roanL
w i» acq*lt**A,
In reducllrna in tbelr assess, , Judge Gray denied a roquoat
manta, bacons* It will hav* a good *f Mr. Ladu lhat ho b* allowed th* 8upr*m* Court Toatflrmad Ita
affect on tha future collection of until next Monday to eat hla af
bulkhagd' liens. People will feel fair* . la shape by declaring that
Atlantic Coast Lin* "It would b* (h* u i u thing os
Ra jrogd has paid It* bulkhead a reprieve, and It It my underHanding that tha Governor Is the
aaaasemant Uut th* validity la
only person who tan grant a roassured without queitha,
Th*
ppopla wilt know that th* railroad primra".
Mr. U k * was allowed slightly
is recognised the validity of th*
Mar* than an hour to arrange
tulkbaad Lana and is paying for hla departure, and, accom
them".
panied by tb* twb county offlMayor Dumas, after hearing ritla, left Sanford at about ItM
th* almaat unanimous opinion of o'clock. Awarding to Rkariff Mathe three Compthslonero In the Ohf.land, Mr. U k * had but-llDt*
matter, said that ha would notify to nay during th* rite i» Halhla roncaia of th* act'on taken, lard, bat Jest before entering the
and that h* would report at th* t d m bo remarked, "6 am cer
neat meeting just what conns Ike tainly disappointed that tmam wf
railroad oapacta 4o fallow,
my bast ftteada. tnraad ajmJatt
Th* maatlng'wa* held primarily
f i r th* purpoae of discussing tha
creation of an organisation which
would Make nn Intensive campaign
If
«f
ronilng - charter
alocUaib Hawavar,-tea,diacusaion
o* that aubject wga tenet, and
vitiy in
insulted Ohly
In to
a ‘ idaqiaian that
ad na*d* dartste-hta tang,
City Attorney Ere#
W a .potek-f oggra- “ hl»
im
e
'(C entW nd, Prom Pag* One)
man until the rotaro of Mr.
Malaeh. Th* •C****ala*ioo*r* pcooant **rot - Bapted Btotlo, a B,
Buriy, I* P. MUM, and B. P< Lang.
V, K. Dougl*a*,'*l*rk at court, J.
f . McClelland, aheriff, and B. 8.
White, county attorney war* alao
the reading ef Dm minute*
Lake Case Ends As Pair*
Plek Of Insanity Is
Refused By Judge
4dpgretai,
K t U t i i no
aa tomatola*' t*
Tb* Sanford-Allaatl* Naflohal
ank and tha Longweed Bute
aak near* darigualad as MtVUI
A ,^ it .- b t e |
eg T H *
s s u^ 2rtJ 5d<a:
roe th* mtotb of Jane.
ssrsssl
HnWas
sprinted
gm n* spjrtaman," ha at Id.
•k no* out
nth* any ait),
raoord*. All I wanted t* da
I
�Sanford and Seminole County
jjwsldenta who crowd New Bmyrrgiw'e beachis during th* *umm*r
MMtha will he Interested to laain
that after several week* of agi
tation upon the part of numerous
teamen 1* of that City, lha Voluaia
jOmnly Commissioners and'' th*
City Council decided to open all
bridges leading to the beaehea In
A? persona, wlthent the payment
* f th* toil which haa *ilat*d for
j » i l w ____________________
- TALWtHAsar.r.,' Jta*
^
Til* PendtajIrani* Railroad, central <AP>j^ W. 8. McLIn, F&rtAh
region, !*■ awarded Ih. gold m*dal Motor Vwhttl# *conimiaaloner, U*
ef tha A W tra n Museum (Ufatt d*y ; wired Recroiary o f'S tU a
C t e and' Sia la*hy Write Dwnra lor lM g fo* “Achieving th. grasp O forg* (U h w . 1I, of G eorgia, re
questing him to co-operate la « (Orth*atr*> NBCi 10, 3noop and
f* rta ,t* t m t an -auto teg . tffir"
hep, Amateur Detect)***, NBCt
M twajrik th * two atatra.
15:15, French Norelty Bhop Dolls;
h * * 2 ^ 5 °“ ^
Jr,,l,rd* r hy
Me Lin aaid he waa inforaaad
10:45, Southland Orchestra.
president.
WPBO — Orliadi - •
The modal go** to rillfonda « that Georgia authorities NMT
LEGAL NOTICES
te “ftt»t group” which Includes Tolkatan. Oo. had armted dr|V*
ai>
or
Florida
trucks
and
nghlo
Sea lalaaimrsi 4:15, AntomoUf*
re. 41 Urgect railroad* of the
r » \ iiHNtr tjia a n . utM-Tioa
program; 8:45, Th* Camel Quarter raninr, rack w ottin g 10.0WMM6 th*tw' obtain Georgia tafa. ,‘ H* * art o r tiim a h t m u b ta t .
.Kpcs nr th m m r w , o r
Heur, CBS; 7, Arthur Pryor'*
laid
he
haa
received
a
it
q
M
t
1 DM)re McnmoUra miles.
rr.uHinc.
! 1
- .
Cromo Band, CBS; 7:18, McCori* it»r»i.r give* Ihhi IIA t.
T V awards ar* th* E. II. Ilairt- today' from Florida officers ask *w Noil.'*
o o l' I H i l L m . mirehaser of Taa
ndoh Hannah** ’ Momantj MitsIcsU:’
ing
parsoUnion
to
ir
m
t
.Georgia
ante Jtn. I K I . lis t** the Ind.
rial medal,, donated hy
& jylift
7:SO, Louis* Style Ohaerver; 7:45,
' l i f J ill; A. !».. I t l i , h i* fll-4
ft. Harriman* In raem- driven hot Untied Insfructiatm
ld
r-rflflru
t- in my o ffice, m il
Studebaker Champion* | 5, Mule
Ul* Eilwat.I H. lUtrl- that ho Georgia drivers will' bo e m until** ji|>|i I lent Inn fnr turn d M
Chib program: 1:45, Erwrythlng •ry •(
arrotied until after h* haa c«na- lib I—nr in Ht‘vmi1aiin* with Inw.
I m ( ItlifU** ritih riP fs th * fn).
Mwleal; », Walter Kimball and te*hr
mnnlfated with Georgia officials- Rub
low im. itram M tirniihtif nhumlmt
Pete Stalling; B :», Paramount 1 T V aaetod group award, a allIn H+tnlhnlf pflim l;. i'ln r ld i, lu .w lt:
Th*
meaaag*
stated
i
V
t
Oeop.
v*r medal, for railroad companies
IdibiM IL II A. II Midway.
Th* Mnht liiut ^ Im n>wvfti at
each reporting between 1,000,000 glq and Florida motor vahltla ‘ 111#
Hate aif thr iM UARfi o f miirh
departmenu have worked har C#rVlftra|e
la thn nsm « nf |t|i.
nnd lOJtOOJWO locomotir# mite,
C
moniously
along
reciprocating
4»
»
i
n
i
t’ nlaaa
aatd
ra rllflra ta
goes to t V Jam , Anfetr* and Salt
a|\atl
t»m
inW
ni i f f u N l m
it*
llhea . far two years bat- a55a* j l w t * « iiHq| pm
w ill Mh b # iharvwwn m
MFlorida cannot be expert*
'Ml * a d a y o f in ly A: P . 1**1.
nnd pl*«w bowershi* .entlon I*
V 'W I I H .S my ..irirtal slssatu rean d
reciprocate frith any alnta
.tetM ^hia the m ir day nl May A.
awarded U the Gulf, Mobile and
nfusgs
to
eatend
Florida
northern Railroad.
(S K A I.. '
asm*, prirllegs*.
V. r iMuniijriiH,
First piaca in the third groap nf
I'leth i-treulr rVurt
44. railroad* Vying lr** than I,H.infh.'l*
t'uunty,
-S'
rinytda
000.000 lacamotire miles yratly I*
Hi: A M. WKKKA It
aeon by the Missouri Illinois Rail
IN I IMI I IT I U I HT, T W M m .
road which receive* a brans*
T llin il
Jt t l l r l t l .
l ln t l IT
i . - i s
am i
roa
BMwioni.M
med|1. The New Orleans and
i n i A TT. r i . o n lllA . IN i 'l l AN.
Northern receive, honorable menu n i.
O il A Ni 1K i n l'N T T Ill'll. I*IS*I A M I
Rati.
M iAN VHHOi-IATitlN. ■ nirpi>ra.
T V certificate of merit, .trp
I ' tl«n .
’ Uomplqlaanl,
award far the fourth group, top —The touring Amrrlraa mayors
awhrd far the fourth group, which were.givtn a lieaity welcome by a I’ lftW A C I'IIT ln . H « l . ,
I l.f.m l-i nI
Include* all switchingand-terminal rrokrd of 12,000 prruutu when they
n n iiK N o r i m i i i i .i i 'a v i o n .
.rafttoddy, f* in the Lake Terminal arrired in thb ancient rapllal uf
i-,». Ns m i
T o T H U UKHKNOANTH.
I'lllM A
.Railroad Company, a *uh*Ullary Hui gaudy yesterday afternoon.
of the United Steel t'orporotlon.
later they heard an oiatiun.ln
aw
ThU road ha* a perfect record of praise of the famous wines or the
it
I in fr«*ro it***
M il
irglon.
•r 4'*mt|»ipn«t mr*i iin fiM , iii« t »**<«
porridga safety far the year.
5«d*h uf fpu «»•* iiiin .lv-i.Wni*
The vlaillng executive* and their nntl
•r
HiMr uf Fl4»rM»t IN *I l» u r
traffic law
wive* were rheere.1 In.a sponun- iMAldrib* ** tep|i «iJtfn*N !■ tutu North
NUW llorhHii*, Wrterhni*.
rtiii* ihtnonitratiun of t V holiday Avrttll#.
irr iLVuviliu Hint# *»f H r »
York,
fturtunilurlr ■■
throng. Mayor Jam** L. Key, of w h’ l p li lu m
raid
r«*Pti|rMr# unit n d d m «
tu
Atlanta, who sm* forced to take u || A ll R II t«i Ihr fteilUfltpItlUlll;
teal by doctor's orders, rejoined hi* 'Ihfit thrri* Is no ttrrvnii In ilir H fslr
rioirdA Ilir UHVflM 111 It Pith.
rolleagur* yeaterriay. lie received 4»r
IHi-Pii m
> upon who in v o n Id hind >win
41—Oat who gaxaa
« r pitliPt n l
nuil i h i l p « « nt*
B
wain
welcome.
4<—Ijjrda
«*trr
i i »** s i* 1 »*f luruir-Mnu iH irs.
i IV a b h INGTGN, Jana L erfA P J
In the stately old city h^ll, which
II U lli«r*hH F h lilrm t ihul >«»•
44—
In want
— A new and cloaef r >-nrdinatlnn once waa th* palace of the Duke* npprnr l « ihn 1*11fe *»f r<ini|»1u!nt
45—Piece of clay
h lM hprplu, on of hofuru Mh« iU v ,
of all actlvitlea under th* veiarona of Hargandy, Mayor Gaaton Ge H
BO—Conception
ip cih ituv t.r Jiiip*
A. t».
it s i.
54—Play about robot* administration waa aanouacad rald, and other municipal official*, o th b ru lu ih# s lln r iiliiR * *»f » » m
h ill ip IH l*o lull on uu riUifntdMl l»r
55Bone
1—Natural *Ubyesterday by Adm'nlatrotor lllnea. welcomed th* Americana.
hud u ilf ft r g p r « rnufpfcuti Will
M—Betting farortt*
I ni*,
tUncc
P rntrrrd Pptelnftt pull.
Heorgan'aatinn of the staff and
M. Gerard, who la aUo-unJor<*J.l
4—
UnderaUndJti*
*,tt It furtltur «*rdpfrd inul
Ih u
work,
effective
Jp)y
1,
so
at
t
i
•ecretary of atata for public work* (f n h f Ih* puMUht'd nnfp n r h u # fk
65—That Iold contr.i
In la g A)| relate.! (unction* undrt and touriam, .boaaled of.the wine for ft til r ronurpiitlv# »r***4ip. In Ihu
5—Otrl who loved a 80—Serf rant at U w
of.tut I U r* hi, *
PUh.
lab, l a 4nglaiJafladkp#n; Was mttUVd.' giwpea of hia >eft Ion, which are flPhrd Hi "Uhl (V ilU ir niiil KHli*.
W ITNrH i* nib liund »u4 lli* **ul
U t V new llna-tet rriifu a l field p,rd In making Rurgandy wine*.
uf Hfilil « tun 1, ih l» 3blli ilnI’ o f May,
offices nf tha veteran* bureau w ll
Pointing to the wine gnldeta bn A l> UJI.
f
lie ofirned to all rlaasea i f ex- thr refteahment talde, hr said:
( r k a i .i
v k , n o rm .A n n ,
wmmm
•There ore other things In drink
1‘ Urh u f i'lir f i r m il
jutldien.
t*niirl.
General pdmlnlitrallon of eeler. on thia table bat I hope' they will
lip:
A.
M.
W lir.KH. I» l %
,
b
H' * L _
Jr
» i i i .i :h a (iH itN K T *
aa* allalra will lie handled by not be uaed."
Htillfliuia
for
r*iii|daitiuui
;
.
Mayor
John
C^Vrler
of
Ixia
An
f<pir major olflrea: The office of
j-1
N irrerei o r A r i l i i u n a e r i m
ilie *dm nlairatir, General lllnea; geles waa the only executive who
TAX IIKUU I'NUlrM .UITIUN
the office of aaalstaat sdmlnUlra- wa* deaf to thia plea, declining
ar* o r T fie t h m n m i a i . s t a t .
j •
u r a te n r t i i k
bw atm
or
the
offered
beverage
and
content
tni
In
charge
or
mpdEal
and
' 1
rajMUiia.
domiciliary rare, construction and ing Mrnarlf with a glam of lea
N'lillCi I,
li.r .b y
given
Mini
A C IIA flY VUN KU ir IH ., Ine, M u.
arnpliea; Cot. U*orga*K. Ijamv. water, which lia,| been provided for X
rhimet .01 la .llh . nt Tea i > r i l f l r « i .
hitherto directjr of the veterans him.
Nil. l i H , ' « l « l » ' lb .
Ind. day
«l
“ On that table there are a lot July A. U. lata, lia> IU .il «>ld
bureau; lha ri)*iata« adminjutrar .r iin r a t e In 1111 u lllr .,
and lie*
of
rood
wlnia,
which
we
hop*
scion
•Hilda ■ppllrullun far lax d*»A lu
tor in charge of panaionv and
la arroidau c. w llh law Hanl
(uinpenaatibr^ Major 0. W- Clark, to lie able to aell to you a* In the laau.
rei Ilf le a l, eraliia.va Ilia lallu nlna
old
day*,'*
Mayor
Gerard
had
aald
ili«crtl»ed |ir«ti.M>' allu ai.il In H. 111.
and lha asalt taut In rhaigr
of
lunte rounly, riurlHa. IS .w ilt
finance and Insurance, 11. W. Rre- III hla apeeeh of welcome.
Kuulh >15 f . . l nf U ra l ‘a nt
"Itemembar that we are In a
•NWU o f k W I ( nf N W 14. Her.
In nf.
linn a>, Tnwnaliln I t
Hnulli.
There nlao will ba a apcclal winegrowing rrantry whoa* ftrItanga I I Raal
mentid
product*
aie
Ih#
least
T
il.
said
land
being
aiaesaed
nl Ihi
counsel on Insntaaca claiaia, redale nf Ike laauanra nf aurh re ru n .
sponxilile to the adm'nlxtratnr far harmful In the yrorbl fur the hu ■ale In Ike name nf M i» A Tak.
man ayatem.
*
Dili. I'kleaa M ia r . r ilU . a ir .hall l »
the defens* of aulte brought un
"A* you go around hero Just ■.deemed aeeordlna in U w la a > l.»l
der He veteran*' act. 7>U |««t look at our Hurgtndy peaaanla, w in i*a*»~tn *r*n n i * * - i n f - .1.1 nr
A. P- I f l l i
will I* filled by, W UInm Wolff who hare drunk wine all thrir llvra June
VVHkaaa my n irirla l algnmtin. ami
Snillb, who haa been aulalanl vet and **e how healthy, hearty and Vra) I hla lha tltk . day hi A|ull A.
II. 1*11.
erans bureau dlrrel it In (barge of iung-llved they are.*'
1
V K. tmllltl-ARM,
legs' WOeb.
r le r k I'lin n t I'l-url
Tlie new rhangr wea d earrlW lwnt Summer by consol ldaling Ihe
•
H .m ln n l.
I'u u iily ,
V lw id * *
ly nine* a* Ihe major step In the rarlnua veterans ageiwien umlri
By: A. M. WUKKH. U
reorganlaailon which, era* Ugun mm heaul.
E i a i S f t ttCTES
Karaite;
rlW tefTt
,.
OT1CES
H . n S K H n e i tilll. ptm-ba-rr nl Taa
• > illllo a l* Hn, lata, haie.l the Ind.
■lay .it July A, !».. l» : * , haa rile-l
raid r a r llfle a l. In m> nlftce. and
haa Mad* wpwhrallnn for taa deed
lo lean# In n**erdartee with law,
Wald carl in .n l. eml.rarea tit* fnt,
la * Ina daarrlhetl properly alluated
Ih . He ml not* rounly, rim Ida.
In.
MGBII.K, June 2 .- (A P ) —
Captain John Murphy, Mobile
ihkaLi
ship t.wrwr, waa found guilty to
w» *V i 'tap-If|Mt
t'lerk l*lr*tiH ( ’m ill day ttf rnnapirary to srutUd thn
He-liillu.le* - I'n lllil), ■learner Roa* Murphy which sank
K lon.U
ityt a. u. \v»:kkh. n. v. tiff th* Floridt JttralU, Novnmler of 1027, The feileral Jury re
turned a nealetl verdict Saturday
night after n trial of It days,
Tha verdict waa- opewed today,
Murphy will he •entrnrod Thursday, he I* charged with conaplr*
lug with member* uf th* crew
to sink the ship to collect inaurI nee on the cargo.__________
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d w in ra
mill a r 1 would nevrr liav* any l,
rhil*ir*n.“ w r it . . Mrs. W h ile, l*a, “ I
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■rim your mndlelae. N n » 1 ani to
I*. II innih.r In iw-ii.hvr. My dearedt .
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sperirl*. l.«...l mi <l)*ndul*r d rtlv . .
lit , lias l*..n n m l with saeh e *» ••
.Mils l.y ihmisainl. uf women that
fi.t ill. n .* l J« *lsys hr o ff.r a to
..■••I ■> lu ll dollar lr.n tlti.n l. * * * t » i» .i s i * o « r . i* i n s-, n s t , wl> swHse* • ■
Ikon. Ires In s ts ry
woman
who
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ru t. nml w i l l . Iislav.
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do. nnd Irm .d i w ill o* m alt'd la.
plain wiapper. Or. I '- f v w h .'lu es* ,
you Mill lio siirprlssil siol ■t«llah|Mti) *
Aildrssa Or. lu l- .w , .tall*
APR,
C o a t., lio n s., K a n .* . t1IV, Mu**-
T
1 st St! 6pp. Pont O f fir *
MEAT MARKET
.1— A g t t o w o t o U w
IH28 PONTIAC 2 door aedan,
2U50.00-- A-t condition. Reel
and Sons, Myrtle Ave.
| UR
vm im !
4— llualnetM Service
LANKY'S DRUG STOHE-Proacrlptluna, magatlnea, fountain
service,
PROMPT
dtllveriei.
Phone 105.
BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
boats and general rtmrM work.
Mliacl* Concrete Co. J. E. Terwillager, prop. 3rd and Elm.
9A—Poultry
i: o r a r r i J i i A T i i i N r o n
T V N l ll :t :i > I N I I K N K U I T I O N
A»r U V T U N l i U N K H A I . S T A TIT U S fir
TU I:
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or
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noth
FRYERS Me per Ib. frhla *■ hargaln wtrk, lay In your supply at
once. Motor to R. T. Tiller, i'aol*.
N*Kill ii JM
l 11r rrlijr ihI t r it l liwI 11A. II •
V I! 1" V 11*Nl I. |»HI »■h ■ » r r *»f ! I* I '*t*■
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I Iip* 9ml.
4*1 JHiIJ A. I*i 111Ja*
lent r IIt'll V«M !• I 1If Ifrtlte Ilk m » HI.
MY HUMMER rlaiaea in Piano
forte will lirgln June I — 16.
ri5»4 lu JMMf t i n f i f l ' H l l v M l " ' Fiances A, llirknoi., II1U, Myrtle
|4ite Nattil i^ n llK iu * pm W siT*
Avenue, Phone GHS-W.
IiilluM Him ilrMPfllifil |in»|ta*HV 9llM.
rtrp, |tt|i| IlHte liuilit* lt|i|illi'lkU**M f«l
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Tilt* 5iil«l I Mini M h K
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L IH K K A L A L L O W A N C E on your
old b attery, b ill W . F irs t St.
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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
III C Y C L E S A R E P A IR S
n iU N K B L lI N C H B B
IIA C G K n u
(illbert's CharnUte* and
Hat llrinka.
V E G B T A 1 IL E
SHIPPERS
ilinl in Inanii* li« iirPtertlniur Willi
l»te HiM intlfirnir PBibr*4F5 ill* W A N T E D T O I1U YI m u ll tra ile r
i nllitVi Hip ilrsfrlliril |irii|i*l I % i-llll* In Kimil C'liulition, moat lie ihea|i.
In HPfHfltiif* I'littilf}
FltellrtB,
iH fiI
lirp ty M. R toln off,
Ituwlli
ianite JHfc A
Mlriwar.
Thr -41111 InhU fiFlnic ■--•-••Fil •»* IS— Hounew Fay Kent
Ilia- tlnlr nf IIM-&I—
**f »«•••
rmi I l(ii m|f lit IIIOVVi*
FOR RENT: 2 five rimm houses
tiMiite n
|*iiirp»
kM
r » r llilM I »
e.III. 11 |*a> rr«l w tliril firrailillllH
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III Wucdruff ault-divlalon, mod■w i t -U r r i »»ri wl IN H R B 'th * m wH ' ihi
• ti * ronrenlenrea,
(IK.OU month.
I hr atil 4nr ♦** J«»*f A- !•-, ItJ l
W ll iteftr tei> Mfrirlal
-l«HHlUrte Phone 135.
MltelvteHl I III- *Ii—^lltl. «l»> *»f Maf«
V Me iK lfni.AH H .
21— A creage Fur HaJe
r ir r k •*ir«-teii
Hwitetnol* t’nilMr, F O R K A I-E : F ifte e n acre farm
KMrlitH‘ M,:A, ,,lg
A
M. 1VKI1KH. It. It
By. John Devlin
T -a a e V v i V n i h a
••in a n denied.' wrltea Mia I Hrheller. Indiana, “ an I rent
lor
w
)n u r preaerta.
■vt “ H I linn
Whi l e
Ia
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HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by on* who really ktiowt howl
Brtggi, Jeweler, Mag. Are.
Effected
n
It egalar 11.44 Treat meat
sent fie*—en* to etch family
"I was merited an* InnaW Tot « :
•why every day wllk alt m>» heart. ..
I — Anno anew■>ante
Corordinationln
(Veterans ureau
ri
WEST, PALM BEACH, Jon* 2.
— / A r)—Jolin How*, pugillit and
the wlf*, Bitty, wero sentenced
to *0 and 10 yeai* respectively by
Circuit' Judge ChlWngwortK today
for hilling Joseph Horn*, looter,
with on automobile rronk.
The judge denied * motion for
now trial* eaW h* * M ronrlnctd
of ]|ow*‘o guilt ond that robbery
ora* th* motive. Defense counsel
Indicated It might appe'l- Th*
rouplr wan convicted last week.
Ship Owner I b Found
Guilty Of Conspiracy
American Mayors
Ace Given Treat In
French Wine Area
r FI
‘•ARE-YOU
CHILDLESS?1
Pugilist And Spouse
, Ate, Given St a n c e s
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S H O W Mte T H '
w c ll
SUAVAOHS ff
IH C IJJTH V J
on hard road. Id rleared, H tiled.
A lso (u u ll) acre birch* uncltared
oil road to M onroe. !«. A . Rrnaud,
:1U4 W. 2nd St.
2f— Mlnrellanruua For Kale
t i l l l NC
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Imuaebidd a rticle* fur ra le at
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F O R K A L E : S to re building, n l 2
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fur cash nr w ill exchange fo r San
ford llld g. and l-oan Aaa’ n stuck.
T . A . Ilrutheraun, Do* 428, CTtty,
ur Ptu.ne 135.
A FEW good bargain* In altiragr
furniture, such a* Iwd*. apiinga,
■Irraaera, gaa atovea, elc, Pimn*
4HR, Loslng’i Transfer and Stor
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NUMBER 110
8 AN FORD, FLORIDA,
.'Voted Upon
DEFENDANT
aihs Measure To
Reorder tU t tU puhKe ms y U U tU r Informed In regal d t* V, V I *
tha A rt of t U Legislature teh e eoted upon Juno H, authorising tM a n m
a t r to foreclose Its lien for Uses, ths City Attorney, Fred R- l l / L
Wilson, U s answered tU folfewtag questions In regard thereto: , A f l L
l. W RY WAS THE ACT PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE*
[
M W I/ IU
n P n A n T
U L U I| I(
IV L l V l i
M W
P V Y ,
I M il
I lit /
' ,.T b eieoapiy srlth the agreement between ths Bondholders P w lW
l
*— “
_ a
Ur* O nU shtN and the City. On* * f Ut# conditions upon rrhlfh tb» G o v e r n m e n t a l F l g l l T C S
OesaaaUtoe entered Into t U Ogroaroent with the City waa tU t the
R e v e a l C o n d itio n s
OHy weald endeavor to str*n«tb«n itn U a collection law*.
,
Qn m ' * r ' o a o . U . v o
a
K Win Appeal To
Mtfcan Tremty For
&rfutkiirOf S t r i f e
^
)
# STf10!
if M iam i
HOME, June l . - ( A P ) — T U
brtW*rt
^ ramrnt
the
,UlU*
Vatican widened
*
' Sunday ‘night with the receipt of
lafoeiaat'en that four bemhe wens
explfded near Calhllle property at
rLOBE THE TAXES FOR 1M7. 19M AND* 1*29. BEFORE TH E *
lUertrM-';
with P * « b r Mussolini
FORECLOBED TAXES DUE FOR ANY PRIOR YEART
• In wry opinion they could not, b*rauao as l have slated they at*
allowed ta begin with the taxes which hav* been delinquent th*
lodge*t period of time, and there are delinquent taxes for th* ysar*
IMS and 10M. am( prior y*ar*.
.
El. |H THE METHOD NOW PROPOSED BY THIS ACT Ok4!THE
LEQfSLATURE BUPERIOR TO THE PRESENT METHOD OP
COLDECT1NG TAXE8T
la my opinion It la, btcau’s* the former method pracUcally Inta th* vatlcon treaty and tho coneardat'lk a basis for a solution volv*s only a voluntary payment of tax**, and the sale of tho
of tho difficulties. II* aaid that property for non-paym«nt Is inertly an extension of th* City's lion
I be Cstholic Action society "had ustil tax dead la laaoad or tho llsn foreclosed,
been aad Is moot precious" to him. g,*- (WHAT PERIOD OP TIME IS ALLOWED FOR REDEMPTION
A brigadier of th* Carabinieri OF CURRENT TAXES?
*pallet Was Kfiled by a bomb at
Two yoo(aBstogna ahd another soldier and a 7. WHEN COULD THE CITY TAX LIEN FOR 1M0 TAXES RE
civilian were Injured.
FORECLOSED UNDER THE PROPOSED BILLt
Premier Mussolini ront noed to
.
carry out his order closing the • Not b*fara tho l it of April, a»U.
I
Catholic Action dobs throughout
Italy and it was sstlmatad that by
Mauday night It/XlO of the club*
would have-b**n closed by tho pollco, affecting BOOjOOO members of
the organisation.
Tho papal tsowapapor Oaeorvatar* Romano yeotorday publshod
g lift, two and one-half columns
atUvitiea,
n hoaarary Jratarialty, and busttsa Osakag*T af Um Ptoilda AIR*H*ri>art BoatwWIt was fraahipan
v huahrfss adatlabtratlon. Ha w*a
r'member of Phi Delta That*
calamity i a msavkcr af tha froahwa tawfela ahd baseball taams, and
I rfwsvkar of tha Be ipent Ribbon
Tom .Mrriur* U a adphawra.la
fratarnlty.
J.C. 6ilta , 71,
lia^V palace at Vfraaa, tha
inplhy.sf tha pap***' portrait
and tha tacking i t Catholic cluha.
Th* hUhop's place/at Verona
waa set afire, th* paper sa d, by
a group of man wha drove up In
an sutomolfile, sprinkled gasilln*
on the groat doors and bet fir* to
them.
. . It also chfltged that two mon
asteries war* Invaded pt Chit*
Vocrhla Thursday and that the
dote nf the Episcopal ptlac* there
waa forced open by man wha atoppad tha face of th* vicar general,
Mensignnr Compegnocct.'At Clealgo. H aald.'a parish prttatV tW*
« t l slapped and It rhargtd * that
fascist* entered thro* Catholic
ehihs at Venice, trampled th*
traits of the pep* and .King
ter Bovmenael, l#*riog MassoMa''s anliwiched.
•*
Tables, chairs and paintings
WWfa tossed out af the window* inI*'tha canals. It waa charged, and
Tith e Tare rio club It was alleged
-that 10* fascists operated and**
th* «re* #f, th* militia who mad*
sT'roi** ta restia'n them.
Thb, papers said poster* war*
psg.M tg Rom* reeding "Death ta
pope, tv th* priests and t* th*
-CnthnlM Action!"
'C ta* a* a complete rapture h^
twegi the govsrnmsat and the vatWM'htaeed. however. It Wle beLeaad that th* situetlen atOl was
net with>ut soqte hop*'of settie-
K
GERM ANY M AY
Plant Is Expected To ■
ACIf r o r n i T A D C
Employ 200 Men And-,
Consume At Least/1'
1000 Boxes Per Day,.V
S. W llAT 18 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE PRESENT
SW m e C a S e R lta V e
m e t h o d o p c o l l e c t io n a n d t h a t PROPOSED b t t h b
T a k e n D e c id e d J u m p
a c t I n Q u e s t io n ?
.
*•;
_____
Voder the provisions of ths Charts" as it It now, real property ’ WASHINGTON', Jans I.—1AP)
b sold for non-payment o f taste, although ths City Is aathortogi A—'The iiimnirrre deport rnrnt re- j
to fartcldaa the liens ot the end of two years. Ths proposed bill ported yrelsrday that basins** roo■li'nlU" li U * method of sailing" Urn land fo r non-myrnent of takes.
GUINAN IS R U S S IA ’S BANDS
NEAR CO LLAPSE OF W ILD YOUTHS
OVER M E N T IO N
Pleat Fail, To Shake
r Thai
She Leatk 'Country
alltloo* grmratly showed ctwvtUs o l sml. In some instance*. marked
Improvement during April.
> Grrattr than seasonal Improve
ment « * . *huwn hy msnufacturvrs
i t food product*, aulomohllrs,
leather and shoe products, econ-nl
t tii .a co, bui Iron and sleet and
g-frrrati* metal product* mamift cl utvs wsie smaller than In
W llth .
.
t "A p r l was tbs third ronse.urite iiikiiiIi ." ths dspaitinmt said,
dla which the volume of Imslnssj
fat thr Coiled P la te. after allowlay ff r normal seasonal trends,
aborted further slight expansion
from the low levels estaldiohrd In
aetmal daJatvusry, while the
tlfbe nrrurring In early Msy had
li.mii
I>*e.ease- Ikon
luwn .litfLlIu
slightly larger
than siwiissl**
usual.*'
Industrial production as meas
ured by ths federal resoive board's
tea-onslly adjusted In lea, regie.tsritl mother Increase In April,
and In that month was nine percent
above the Dercmlwr level. Output
of msnufacturi rs was largvr than
In'Mirch, owing chiefly tu greater
Ihgn seasonal Improvement In tho
fb^d products, automobile, 1collier,
ahoe. irmrnt and toliacco Indus,
trios, while Iron and steel non-ferrmi» melal product on *<■ smaller
tMin in the preceding month. Tho
textile industries maintained re
cent gains at ftlanh level* with
thfc cotton Industry especially ac
B
itrs. Clair Smith, above, widow
r f the late William E. Smith,
Coffee magnate, who is the de
fendant in the suit “over the
ffl.0tM.00O will of her humand.
The suit is being brought up*In
New York hy Mrs. Healrlr*
Trenkman, a niece of the late
Mr, Smith, whu claim* rhe was
ferred to sign away for KM,POO
her claims on the -east r*tats ot
her uncle, on ths threat she
would be ripoeed after a rstd on
hor
apartment
on Rieerahle
Contrast To 750,000
HAVRE. Franca, Jun* l - ( A P )
— Far from th# bright light* of
Broadway,
*T*xas"
Uuinatt,
traveling night Club host***, last
hlgbt was reported near col tap**
from th* strain raaultlng front
detention In U>* B a ld Trensatlantiqu* her* which I* being pa
trolled by Frtarfa polite ami de
tective*,
r
Tho antertabwr •remained be
hind eloeed dean . fat her little
room with throe narrow bed* and
barred windows, and refuied ta
aee vIsHon.
----- * - ~
“ Hh* Is all woqi
out with
In rags and tattsra and driven1duct law of pail-time work and a
by hungtr they roamed aimlessly1slirlakag* in the nuntbvr i f unrmthrough the streets and highways, ployed slnr# January. Factory amH"corning pickpockets, thieves, ployment, a* a whole, has increaaej
bandits ami general public men- by about- the normal .rssonai
are*.
.
smoant sines th* first month of
Traveling In gang* Ihsy robbed the year ahvn a lour level for th*
Meanwhile, Diraefar Mourier of
(Continued On Pag* Three)
depression was reached.
■ ■
■■ ■
“ Rail distrilrutlnn of freight as
•train and ha* a ppllttlng head
ache" said "Bonny" Weldon, di
rector af th* d a t a * chorus and
the party's agakotman. “ Sh*
can’t so* anybody."
Firemen Rescue 20 shown
H u p a fa A a
F I h iy ip m
\XUCO L9
la lllc o
C iiT A A n
I d V
I I a Ia I
u n C tp
%3 O A
IIU lC l
JACKAONVTU.E. June I. ,,
,
(A P I—F.raman raacued 20 guns(.
r
normal sresunal expansion
1,1 **4rrh • n<1 M »in in April, but
shipment* of merchandise in the
iit lt r month inritatn) Ipm than
g»u*L Dollar itlfa of lUpartment
rtorro in April after allowance Jar
seasonal trend and the early d«l*
#f
Uf H p .,,.,,,
front March to Apr.I and In ths
latter miyith were less than two
pereaat befog thr total for April,
1930, an) Jrs* than five psr.-rnt belaw that o f April. I92P, despite th*
decline In retail pines during the
leal (wa y**rs."
*
MATION
mh a* th* Ralvatlea
g te rota lu aaaaa
IjDOo by aa appeal
nsdt oned a*
dehtisl poctbl1
Plnchot of Pi
dL Jun. I.—(A P I—Frank
dllfactor or the Miami Rasaaelatlon, operator* of the
I Park rare track, said tohh* net given up bop* for
r of the pari-mutuel racing
I that he P okej forward ta
Octlon by the legislature
teen anticipation."
•
tqh nothing I ran do hut to
erGsvernor f\
committoe
slined hy tha
*rth * c*nfalh _ . _
.
**Tlmber Need* * f the Future,
p^i ln»tfs4 M 4 Mrihuted I* U>*
Mpg44rmo«i m Of « f an sfl irsss
raw Tuesday oa
M b UUlltie*.
" U w v t n W 1 harfammltlee if
OtUitlc*," said
X ^Pf course. 1
A nwfsiisiatlva
heartaroaglit j when
p b af uiilltlce
■ t a b comment.
Drive.
MRS. HOOVER HAS
SIM PLE TASTES
AS TO JEW ELR Y
Won’t Use Cosmetics
Or Wear HighHeels;
Calls Hoover “Bert”
BERLIN. Jun* l . - I A T I -
If
rhamellor Blue ng and Foreign
Minister ("urtlut propos* a utorator.um of lic.msr war d*hi pay
ment* at tho Angio<Cieman con
ference at Chequer* this week, it
I* safe In say the proposal will I*
prompted nnlv by a desire to
avoid n reaction at h.rm* wh'rh
they believe m:ght oust the ptvarnt German cab net and povvibly
threaten the republic Itself.
The moratorium. It Is learned.
If l| Is proposed to Prims Minister
MacDonald or ” I'nre gn Minister
Henderson of Great Britain at all,
will be a*ked on th* ground that
otter avenue* of ameliorating
Germany** economic distress *r*
rl •»ed. and (bat unless there is an
alleviation the government'* In
ternal difliciilt'cs may become ex
tremely acute.
.
Nobody knows better, than Chan
cellor Biusing with what danger*
to German credit and economy a
demand tor a m irat<iriiim. or fnr a
(Continued oa Png* Three)
Salvation Army's
Budget JOrive^Will
S t a r t ’ Tomorrow
dtlve which gkl* under why toim.iTtiw inornlnlr s* mere than 2ft
trams of veuikert take th* field
in a ilty-wbi* canvas.
Biigsdirr Kessler of St. Peters
burg, in Sanford for th* purpose
of a.slating th* drive a sj effect
ing a pro|ier organisation, mad.
that statement this morning, sli
ding that the whole-hesriril re
sponse whirh his group has hv*n
accorded thus far leads him to be
lieve thst the rtrlvss will go over
with case.
Several nf ths Iradst* of th*
rain|>aign at* said to hav* exl>irood the i.ir.lislien that the
drive Would teach It* goal by at
les.t Wednesday night, for it ha*
been evident on all eldea, frem the
ru-o|ieratii>n which ha* be<n seen
so lur, I but eveiy resilient I* tskIng ait Interesi In th* welfare work
done hy the Army in Sanford.
W. A. I.efflvr, v:r*-cbalrman of
th! organisation commlttre, s|>eaklug at the Chamber of Commerce
today, urged that the rltlsens sup(Cantlsaed *a Pag* Thr**)
pint flip drive to the limit. "It
rrarhc* a strata of society in our
city whirh no other uiganisatioii
or ingsnlsstit.il* ran |m*slbly
roach," he said. “ That much I* admilt id on all aides. It should be
the aim of every resident to as
sist in rvrty way In making th*
TALLAHASSEE. June 1 — drive a sucres*, and I sm person
("API— Th* llouss today turned ally hopeful that th* response w\JI
from a filibuster to a ronfrrrnr* I■« gtnrroui.
In etl effort to tml the deadlock
over the proposal to distribute E n t z m i n g e r N a m e d
half of the present six rents
A s In s u ra n c e A g e n t
gasollnv las equally among the
counties. Th* Senate passed th* House
bill amending law* regarding tha
Okcwchut"** fl<od control district.
At the request of Senator Uetaen,
tity In quietly *lxuln* a check
“ Lou llanry Hoovpr." When she
take* b*r gramlrhildron pirknlcking in a public park at th« edge
of thr tRpitsI, she I* seldom ireogfllsnl. |f she is, sh» remains
unperturbed.
Geaids at the IJnroln memorial
know her thtugh, for on occasion
she takes her hous* gursta there
after th* 10:30 I’. M. rloilng hour.
Th> visitors aro let In to mw the
ligliling w thin the white column*;
thcv look along the reflection pool
to Die slender while ssccnt of the
Wa-hlngtnn monument that Mr*.
Hoover so ndmlrea. *
■■■*--------To her frinids licr mod **Dni-hing capaiity l* to find time fnr
everything. It comps of a Iwnt for
organlratlon ami a constitution
vsorlhy of wc.twarJ-riessing pio
neer foilieir*.
She wa« *uch a small girl when
she Iwgan going In for outdoor ath
letic* .ho had la hoi,| on to the
coat pickets ot her fathet’s friend.
Effort b Made To
End Deadlock Over
Gasoline Measure
shin had to he vetoaj right
B H when a solution of tho
joymint situation in Miami
,U. Grtmsn Upper 8aX,—4A PI—On# momJ German
ppesred
T h o establishm ent In Snn-j
fo rd o f an orangp and g ra p e * — ■
(r u lt cann lnir fa c to r y w h ic h * * !;
in
tcu to
tu begin
i't
la t-Aj/vv
expected
opera- /*■ 1
tlon by Oct. IB. to em ploy a t leant 200 labor*™ . and to
conaumc nt leant 1000 hoxeg.'W
o f o ran ge* and g ra p e fru it**^
each day. wan Announced to - day at noon when. a p csk tn K
at a meeting* uf the Seminole* J
County Chamber of Commerce at
the Vkldei Hotel, It. M. I*ap- :'
worth, president of the trade ' i t
body read an excerpt from a leU - !
ter he hid received from f, l l . V j
Criterion. New Jersey ca p ila lU l/ S
In which Mr. Eckeroon adrlsed rf
W. II. Ttinnirllff* of this eltyv !&
to proceed at once In completing, kfl
all the details in connection with' ,
Ihs plant.
. t>
The meeting, called by trad*'
body officials Is-t week for that*. t
purpose of entering Into a frog1 \
discussion of the proposed char* ;vj
ter amendment election to be held*
neat Monday, wss attended b p s il
about 3ft Sanford and “ i iiiilialjT^n'
County resident*.
The discussion, which dIJ n ot"
get under way until Mr. rap-’j o
worth scored the, member* o f th a-,,;
trade body and other resident*'*/h
not prevent for their fallur* to
speak their mind* openly on thrf; 'v
matter, followed the reading e f v j
th* letter from Mr. RcksreoV' *
and ths disposal of several mat- f *'*
ter* which have been under eolri. **V
slderatlon by the* trad* body**
^ *v
It, M AKlil P.RITK YOliNU
WAKHINGTON, June l~<Copy.
right, 1931, hy the Associated
Pie**.)—The first lady of the
land Is fond of a ropelike n«cklare smoothly woven nf dull silver,
l « t >he will wear neither jewels
mvr coemttics nor high heels. Bhe
calls her husband ''B rit." Her
eye*, so often thought grry, aro . Every civic and social organi during 'the week.
sation in Hanford ha* offered to
Mf. rapworih, aftu. asking th*
lend a bend In th* Salvation
jTaisd continua nursing my
Mtment. It la unfortunate
Rtae <if th*
taaths ago
(Wltrnrsrslal
a nsti >nal
!
Canning Factory Is v
To Begin Operation
In City N ex t F all!
CHILD U U 4 D IN WRECK
steel-heiinvt
H was killed aad two
fad yesterday whan a
Himmunisti fired oa
iMt was returning from ed a reeoUrtfab*
Igiet celsbrativn. Clash- tle pate la th f
7b* last |ws day# bar*
SOPRRTON, Ua.. Juns t.
(A P I- Mgriha LouUe Gill*,
Senator aat
Nufvrtno, war
III# scv.doat
wa* injerdd
v)e*rj Irfl tn* pub/et) of the r h in w j
amendment ana being gn-cted with ■
silence, stirred, the group tu action
lie a short talk in whirh h* declareJ that “ It wss Imtin.-slvnbloj,
that peopls In thi* Cite should ’
hsrbor the feclipg that they can \
own property here ami yet pay nd
Uses." lie’ took ciception to thuaa “ who sit around on our street rwr. H
ners ami advocate the nnn-paym*M 'v
of taxes and yet who are afraWI to * ./>;
rents' before this group ami spralt • '
Ihelr minds freely and openly oh ’
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�to tea ararwhemliwg
Bnrm rUrtod n i W m m i
Cto ia i« 4 far ftvg W i p
meMUM* «
HRMC8- *T>s*C
I i n term*. On account of a »
'nhnvd feat B r j u . M h In n Itove*. la lha lu ttsatoj of (bo
o'xth Inala#, tea aeon at that
lima standing Y.IfXXA. t l Chao*
U 811m started tW sixth Inning,
bat afire a a m cwm bad bam
scared o ff bin dativet7 wtthawt aa
mt ba ama rettovad bjf Johns*
Badge- Had#a looted Ilka an tba
m at of the |a tba Y-M.CJk. boy*,
and flea mao Iriktod avay tba
pan bnfam Ka caold ratIra tba
•Ida, mak'ag a trial of I t mna
?a th« alatb huodn#. Tba YJfXXA.
acafa< ala a m to the Tih snd *
T o - N ig h t
.
8undajU..^rcK
Roosevelt
Tariff Ae
Against
tba National, a Ua exists for
plan. Tba Rtblna defeated
Haul* I la S malnljr becaur*
M Otl'a booth of Tbotnpala# la, a Howl a# Hlada to
, from first, MlUball did a
Jab of harHa# bat tba
m caold gat.bat ala hiU for
• f f Vane* and Sbauta.
Buddy Lake,Kid Pitcher On
Celeryfed Nine, Gets Call
Against Saints Tomorrow
By I’ BTCR 8CIIAAL
Hanford bodeball fan* to the
Tam Zachary'* groat' rsltof
tg h> the
ninth
Inning, number of at. least ISO are «*•
pcctodto.niM through the main
gate at Municipal Park toreairow
’ •aa oat, ba retired the ilda,
rftarnoon wham the Celery fad*
iatad for
tha B to > win
will mix It with tba Ht. Asguatlne
th th# Bravos plait*rad on
MulliU 'In a scheduled Central
FMUtoa. It was o m of those
flcrldg ’ Longue baseball game
■ana* Gaston affairs, with the starting at 3;jd o'clock.
tea affaring the game to the
The real on for at tout .that
Ua* on a tllvar platter, while
many fans' atten lanes tomorrow
V%Dltea wore equally a* gan- 1s that young Baddy Lake, the ITm. Worthington gat four far year-old speed ball artist who not
, Including
three .doublas, only set the Daytona Island*ra
• Spohrer gat
thraa far dewn with few hits after relieving
; Including thrra double*.
Dennis soma days ago, but alto
hal,) the Cocoa Indian* to fira hiU
tost Sunday, losing botb
the
games.
Lake has been working out un
der wiaps all wsak, and Manager
Dectrh has boon tutoring him for
this one gamo because It may mean
that the Fed* will dent the win
(damn for the first time this year.
The youngster confidently expecU
to pitch • winning gams, and I*
i to date t Ham m ■aid to hava hi* fast ball hopping
ton, I I ; triple*. with perfect ease and precision.
Braves, T; dawblaa.
With th* arrieal In Snnfonl of
m, l i t laaal stolen
tea. Tigers, II; Schlrard and MlUtr, aa wtll la
Edanftold, Ih* I'resbytarian College
froskman baseball ator, and with
tha addition to tho rlab last Thurs
day af Lopes and Peters, Manager
l>*etch this morning found hima*lf In • predicament a* to what
players will answer the storting
rail tomorrow,
KchJiard la expected to aaaumo
moat o f tho retching duties dur
ing IM year, but It la doubtful If
be m i action tomorrow because
of the /act. that ho has not nlayal
a game far aavaial day*. Young
Lake will probably threw hi* fast
bell ta J. R. Alton. whoM perfeim•nco behind the plate ho* bean n
atoblllilng forte to tba entire in
field. Alton hea as yet failed ta
demon-irate hi* batting prowase,
end lointriow’s game will be a
■art of U*t chance affair for him,
with h'a hits In the game depend
ing upon bis further, appearance
on Iba club, Kchlratd will probably
cilch at Cocoa next Thursday aft
ernoon, when lx>pea will,bo aont
to.the hill to avanga an tally araBAH Antm
mI
*
son
drfrat
I'aura will Its seen at flrat aa
uaaal,- and It to ax pactad that ha
wilt ba In hia u-ual good form to
morrow. Not a first aackar In the
league la his equal In grabbing
them out of tho dirt, whlto hia
knowledge of tbo gamo h u often
boon In avtdanca In the tight apoU.
Kdenfleld who'starred far Sami'not* High School in both bnaaball
and football, may aaa some aarvtca
In lha Infield, probably at aoccnd,
In place o f John Edaratd Higgins,
the former Sanford • High star.
F.denflel,; ha* dona soma plain and
fane, hall-playing far Praabytirrin
an College’* freshman team, and
hi* bat hat often figured U wins.
Iliggins may start, but thora to a
possibility that EdanftoM will be
DeeUh. and llarrtoon la a aura-fir*
affair, Md with Kdonflald ready
to ra la an. lima to tong aoma
•tick wark, tha Pad* shouldn't
worry about rendition* there.
la tha outfield. Manager Dectrh
Ims a world. at material Than
to. Roy Britt, Uc Samtaato High
bitter aacurin# ala blta ant
of
■even tlmaa at bat, two i ngles, a
double, triple and two homo raw.
Jar bean and Smith also bit far tba
circuit. •
i Tba first official tanioa game
of lbs aaaaon will ba played Min
dap n'ght arhan tba Plgxly-Wtgtons Thursday; Lafty
gly and Cbasa meat. Hath of
hen, who** big bat has punched ttaee taama now hava iama of
cut lots of hits so far; Pat Mil tbo klnka worked out a ad aboo Id
ler, one of the beet fieldaty .Meal put lip a gw d battle.
toami hava aver produced.'nnd
a rotentlal batter of ptoutf af
ability; Jimmy Wright, fMyare
Rcllina star, whose lava i f . tka
gams and knowtodgf of th* Isaids detail* has
been - pffven
•Inc# tba *aaaon opened;.BIH’B ig
ger, tba Alabama “ *nock«r” , Wca;
Jad Wlleoi, brother of Capathhle
Bab Wilcox, and said to b* a
i t Angnallna
heavy-hitter; and n ntwogmer
from Tifton, Ga., named Hill,
a toll, iapdy-halr*d
boy, s who
grabs them on alt aides, uglnaha
•wing* a moan bat. . . Q
from- where we are *n!RV It
It to expected that th« tottM
three will ba aont into thosgaau
•tong nboat-tba fourth- i t fifth
frsmo If LopoS,! MUtor, or MrLannhaa hava failed to dallrar at
lla tot or tread la tha field.
Pair enough.1
Manager Daatch has net annoancad lha efftotol llne-oy, bat
there I* on* thing aura, With
ytonty of matoiia| on ha*} to
morrow, . ho does not axpari to
Jooa time In awiteblng players
•bout,' In an effort to Had. tho
winning combination. Tba. team
h u N M fk r enough With anperimentoUon, and, with; the ar
rival of tha bays fraai • school,
and tha addttlan of Lopta,-Alton,
and Wllcax
or
Hill, there
shouldn't bo any reason-to looo
many more gamo*. Gat. Danato
will ba back in uniform 'within
the Mat 10 days, to glva M three
Jam-up pitchers, Dennis, taka,
and Lopes. Pater* and. Higgins
hava express ad B wish to as giv
en a chance at pltchlag. and they
may ba ailawad to rrerfc out their
salary arm* to that affect.
Th* Rt, Auguatin* tosa which
which comes bar* tomorrow I* a
sort af "brother*" Ua**. T W *
PRINCES
« ■ *••*.«
B r id g W a r
FREE
N A T IO N A L LEAGUE
USED Tl
irt-greqf - tariff.;
nk nation. 11m
k •- ooo zoo ooo—z g i
—
ooo
0 1 0 101 - z
t
i
Nt Vance, Shasta, and
I Mitchell and OTarrsll
hto 101 010 000-3 0 •
---- 101 OM 001—S u g
•at Cunningham, Hold,
and Rhpobnr; CoUa,
•d Davto.
.
-
— OM >11 M i-1 4 IT 0
010- 0 16 a
ant Later, Z kert,
htabnrgh
Wy.
ocs Ooo too o— 3 t l
H e ------- to i n it u j h
M *«u '- ‘ "010 000 M0 1 X-4 a •
Battoriaa; Malone, t o t and
aitattti XreuMc and Philips
1TEA NR-PACI PIC
c m r TO APPEAL VERDICT
and s'xty yaaia
explorer Captain
Aaatralia. Ha ipta
looking
snimali
Map election to Jana without n
change in personnel.
Some opposition has been axpreaaad to the regime af ■Alcala
Zamora, who represent* the “ right
republican party,” on the grounds
that ha la too coasorvatlva.
At Sertllo the syndicalist-organlsation dactorad It weald net
accept any edicts o f tka labor raintoU r and asked ’■kto resignation.
This was regarded aa a rebellion
eg* last Labor M la later Larger Cato ,{
' ‘‘ * ■' *
AMERICAN DAV18 CUP glCAM IN CANADA
hundred
ia great
rndad la
.treny*
Ba retarnod with hi* 1“ fairly
won known" views on lib Ameri
can tariff unchanged by anything
h* m w hi Bafopa. . s
“ Ip v'aw of the Wholly imagin
ary gnd tho wholly iaronwet suggait', on In 'a a v s fs l'’ hew* papert
that an my return from Europe
00 Wodoe.de. I • bad * dlscuaafd
the American tariff laws, it ba-
MADRID. Mae 30^ - ( A P ) — Aft
er one Of the longaat aaoalona sines
tba republic area established, tba
cabinet bat night emphatically de
nied pen latest ramora that Ntceto
A kale Zamora would relira aa proetaional president and ba sneered•d by foreign Miniater Alejandro
Lemma.
Despite tba rablnat'a statement
that a etla’.a bad been averted It
woe-generally believed that the
gevetnmaat atill faces a serious
situation. There was some apecula
tion In political circle*
to w i t h
er tba gavamment will ba able to
av •H t
CORONADO. BEACH
* \ « t l Oil
HOPR
ALBANY. N. Y.f Map W — (A P )
—GoTtmor Franklin D. Rooaaralt
calUd tba Uawkqr-Smoat tariff
law "on* of tba most serious obataclaa to tbo ratun of prosperi
ty” In a alaUtnaai ba iaaaad r*atardajr to corract wbat ka called
“ n wholly Imagtaary and a wb>llp
Incorrect" report of h'a ramarki
on landing front <J’.ipaaa aoraral
dnpa ago.
*•
*-,
Ita said '‘aararal • nawapapara"
bad printed tba. “ latnjliinry"
•torp.
” l
>
lla said ba bad not dtocusied
American agriculture or tka
i« r * (K
�'
(ikiUftt w»k' » 'TiMi »V
'
-L j'.iltfja E
of itnpeachov
A
H T S ib
W e art pi
REALLV GpOD
i > • :v
• v v>
frnnxoMar funny H if .wen not to aerie
fhl ooram.to W./M It probably haatn mi
th* hanfOTor from thw aprao It apt to
AS T IM
Mr. ^ts^ninfferhaahadc^nsiderabTe
experience in the life insurance buri- S
S s K l as in other
•> 3
. . r k • v » * - * jfw 7 v , i
'
.
. J g s jl«S I
in appointing Mr..Entaiinger wefeel we could not Aave found A
U D e d l o f a dtDreaelon
b S S t t a l n a t iS ft a
qualified man* to
S3
s e r v in g ^
v t f k part
a. _A
Bureau of Drtalaiuw
pflim m 1 m——
m--—
itn
ox
4ttut/ In faneml only
U tlW o t
• >i:
b# established in Sapfo«L
above Into
rtv»r.
uuaafOr of John Wanamaktbo wait* Incident to nier-
l l |M efe rwriode bjr now U
I ' the MeeUee of Brooklyn
MgVa, a > t*o place at tkp
H Mc
ax
v iT
i v tiu
l Lci
itrc
S '**1"
; a lto fk th a r, m a y m u l t In
W k et/ benefit*
[da, bfnettte alL
cailtan i«
m
t + [itH r lr k
• cuetomeraitbomaeljae.
a tho aantial roturna to itorti in
Italy |10B,000,000. In Chicago they
Booton 120,000)000. in o radio *&■
fi Of Chicago, proeWent of the no
ted tho total value of return mer>
Ktual foaaea Incurred In connection
Ith then# r*turne,M-aald Mr. 'Whalen, "and tho coot of
tndllng theae traoaectlona—a figure around |W,000,000'a
lar—there aleo are thy element* of Indirect coete of tho
tUrpe, elctnenta which Include the tying op of CMj|tal. lb*
•leta> Ant like' Dm t l i A y at a
im l m
11 N M M k m f M A
Fenoan atreat oan fell Dm bet
apilM bleed ef eeafwtng M
begad e-wenehliig.' Ae few
w
m
M
H e n e n . -Brneet Feefc
S f l i j s d mbeh US th* country’e huge bill for the return ItwHbed H la *T V HertxW." Te-
dap H ie ea ewpty byway, dpi
♦"‘ S i *
E S S **.
^Phe unit coat of mgtxhandlM today H at a low level veld ef www Life end flt e*U
con further
morehandles.
coat o f
that ovary ‘' ■ ■ P I I I M
ooalty bo rofloctad in , tho coot
I f tho purchaaar can bo made
Bodlaaa and waatofyl praetkoe, ai
W
m
is m
, iS d T f t U
ad. that the
*
Hm U .U iko
oo. at Ha i
|of qtfop>
out of atom
a. A * aOon aa
i aort of bual>
roly a m a tte r
hon ' th U M e
It dan-ba re
•
•
�lit fnmpgfty
atorium
iyte Oii*)r
no hardihlp upon
tWklnt Connolly offered a mo
ralHng for Ufa Chamber of
Itcrc* to go an record a* faK ‘ aad endoralng tbo bUL
It » u objected to by Mb.
r who Mid that bn waa a
( at the luncheon hocaua* ha
ntood that no official action
< be taken, and' yet than
bow on ottempt to pla^n tbo
It body on record a* favoring
4:9
2T p
* ' -|jy. ’
W. H.
S3
i Social meeting at
• tburch with Mr*.
Mr*. B. T. Warren,
[MU.and Mr*, a IL
Ul
of Weal*. Clu t
odtat Church trill
At th* home of
[7j
o refreshment hoar an fca
In shads* of plak. and
raa atrrad by.Mra. J, G.
, chairman « tbo circle,
at this time presented
ilford with a brides boob
with the M n r gueet were! Mr*.
Jama* Motighlow, Mr*. Sulla P.
Arrington, MM, C, M. Boyd, Mr*.
Jan»M H. GUteri, Mr*. Them**
Ig t fc * Mr*. Virginia Cornell, Eastern S U r will be held at 7tS0
Mr*. II. M. Wetaaa, Mr*. J. G. o’clock at tb* Maaonle HalL
■:*
Meharis IMra. W. U Heater and i_• #;• r*z * **‘FRIDAY.
tb* MteMi^ChorioUa Smith, EdTb* American lagtaa Auxiliary
Will meat at 4 o'clock at tlte home
of Mr*. E. B. 8tow* on Cameron
Avenue.
. *
Install Offli
T e x a s G u i n a n Is
Near C o l l a p s e
I {Continued from Pago One)«
th* gOotfal surel* police 04 th*
rp%tetry of tha Interior In Parla, announced Miss Guittan and
her troop* of W glrle must tear*
p Z ^ tt SSTRW
entire y**>
i’ U»o following that pleas of Mila Gulnan'a
« dance for th* friends had fatted to niter th*
■iT tomoryo*** goveiniiienC* OecUIgn that they
shoold pot remain In Prance.
Rigid restrictions now hare
been placed on th*. movement* of
tb* party, which hitherto had
been allowed comparative freeDetective* at thojiotal door*
yesterday , refused to nltew th*
r*.'Motel n Mtiter
tike*,*oOiI r rn- *W
no1
>»T1
j
_ ( _ i'
a
_
t "
‘ k k ._
■
1I
trip to’ church, origl
otad ax yexterday'a
'>‘‘riled.
Galiiaivilte
at t y .Ualeersity p f. kWh !■ j
w h o ^ o Mr*. Uing’*,'brother.
Bhods; Walker, Jr™ roeoirod bte
dtgrwo from th* law Critege.
*|j '>
* */; , * *
PortUftg a party motoring: ttj
Onmojriks today for gradaotiea
a ^ f ^ , us„.ur s “'d f
j
L
.
. ™ _ L i™ L
* achedouting,
1 see nothing but rh*0* ahead".'
Ife added. "It I* even posslhle to
believa that If tha bill dura not
pass, (hat alt Of M percent will
slop (laying laic*, feeling that’ If
their neighbor*, can get by without
Imiring-taker, that they ran to*.
Something must be done, and It
I* A y opinion that this rharter
amendment w|ll give our font nilsalonera the authority to enforce
collection* at they should be*.
Prank I - Mliter, th* only one of
the persons present who declared
any objection to the bill, aald that he
was opposed to it because it give*
loo much autohrlty and power of
(lie Bondholder* .Protective Com
mittee. lie said that attorneys for
lhat group mad* a promise to th*
City Commluionani at th* time
both aide* diew up an agreement,
and lhat they later denied that
they mad* the promise. " I would
n't trust any o! tha member* of
that group, with n bill Uka the
one you or* trying l i pa**’’, he
He aakad Mr. Wilson If th*
Commissioners construed the TOssleaned 1997, 1098, and 1929
lax** as IDlkbUiM, and was told
wakfast that they did not. Mr. Miller then
erMrh^UP I » re drclarad that ho rould ae* nn
reason why K* shoold ho allowed a
d * bolit two year gram period on his 1B90
ioxs*, White his neighbor hsd to
pay I* in n taxes at one* although
trla d
« "
**nt( mt of t V
jr which
oil t*xlag the
r It aow
take this
t tincere
lUlpr did
revising o f tbo ‘ Youn* plan, la
fraught. Tbotofora. h* and th*
foreign minister probably will tint
point oat to tbtir British oil***u«a that Germany* creditor*
coaid tMmgahp* rose tha coun
try’*' aUnatton’ by extending longternt rrediu to bcr and by let
down tariff walla.
Tbo German pre*a says If Geranahy I* loaned tont-Uim cpltal.
at nOsoaabla yatoa, and If ihe l«
afforded ae opportunity of
Incraailn* bet eayorU br a lowering
o f tariff barrier*, bhe can continue
the Youay plan annul lira. But If
aha la kept capital-hungry an{
barred freon the world market—*o
tha preaa ayvment run*— only a
reduction at bar obligation* at
least temporarily, by a moratorium
can abre bar from economic col-
Samuxhtm today said , liw m u
Aih has abandoned hit propdoAl
nonstop flight across the Pacific
and la returning to Toky*.
AaK'a abandonment. nifht * m
attributed In the dispatch to th«
failure of tbo piano to coma up
to expectations. In several par
ticular*, • tbo message said, the
motor failed to run porfccl'y and
did not develop aafflelont power
to riao with 4 heavy foal load.
Many of Aih'a friend* advised
him to abandon bU plan*,
4 I*apworth told Mr. Coo*
Utat he did not have the
to accept ah* motloit on
’■of the- trade body, and do*
that It could only be ofa* being moved by a group
oTriUirn- who were In nltend- la par, "V
aao* at th* luncheon. Mr. MilShould tbo.ohancclKir and th*
Ife ^rotated that action nlao, by
aiying again that “ thla group foreign mlnlator find, attar coundone not rrpreaont tb* • taxpay* »*Ung with HaeDonald and Handemon, that the present moment
Tb* meeting ended abruptly ** Of world depression. Is ptyeholvgiMr, Papworth moved that tb* cally unfavorable for urging a
moratorium or a m liloti, they
W otlng be adjourned.
may proas for concrete reaulta on
’litaong thoeo prevent dew: C.
the reparation* inane.
A, Byrd. J. U Marentetle, Pi R.
Chancellor llmclns and hi* col
WTteom II. 1. LootUt, 7.. B. lUtlUf. T. 1- Duma*. P. U Millar, R. league find themaalec* in a very
T. Holly, Jr™ D. K. McNab, IL L difficult position. The recent Old
M u , IL J. Lehman, C. Bell, Jr™ enburg election*, In which tb* Na
8. tb lllghlcjrman, L. II. Connel tional Socialist* captured twoly, 8. O. Shtnbolaar, W. A. I.«f- third* pf the local diet Mata, ahow
the movement of Adolf llltltr U
gaining,
P#worth. p. IV. Bender, P. T.
WUtlam*, J. K. Pox, C. P. Bates,
B. T. Heine*, C. B. Bearcjr, L
MADRID, June, 1 — (APJ—
P. Mill*, 8. F. Long. W. H. KnUJacinto Pen*rente, prominent au
mlager, and B.’ 81eel*.
Mr. Papwmth advised tbo group thor, yesterday was rubbed of
that Stato engineer* had been cash and Jewelry valued at 170,busy during tb* pait week mak 000 prodtafc (about $17,000) which
ing sounding* and surveying In h* said waa nearly all of hli perthe vicinity of the Monro* bridge,
occurred In th# homo of Benta* tb* ftnt step toward th* erec
rente’s private secretary, Ern
tion o f ‘a new atat* bridge and est Perea Sauco, who had been
tbb centime!luri of tha proposed
taking rare of Ms employer**
la k k ^ ri boulevard Inti Sanford. valuable*.
Hi aUn tend a letter from Senstor
J, J. T*rr!*h, Titusville, th* *|>onPIlOKTPItOOP—Bill Pond go
oor .of Senate Bill No. 970, which rag* Ini tiding repainted.
will proyld* for the creation of a
State owned experimental sta
tion. In or near Sanfonl. Senator
L E G A L N O T IC E S
Parrish expressed the hop* that
IN r u r w o r nevsrrr j i ihik ,
th* bill would be passed before
necoixot.H tmi'NTV, *tatx !
iu s ,
th* tegisteUwe adjourn*, but also ... .uNr * nmc ia
i » t o ( is k i i m ils a
ibid that In rasa tb* bill doe*
OK yALTMIt . II.
MAW 1.1 NX, Lwreeseit.
M l r»TO. he Is .confident thet tb*
T*> all eroOlInrs. trustees.
41a.
fund* will b*vp*t aside from the Irltn itM , anil sit | * r » w bavlss
claims *>r tlrniaMdi sealnst
said
raguter appropriation funds.
e s ls le i
., , ,
BrUbdlfr Raseler o f Ibe HalvaUon Army, ahd W. A. l-effler, clnlnts sail itriusails * h lr li.)m ,. nr
cr at you, mar have s a a llu l Ike
vice chalrmarf nf th* urgnnlea- rlik
rs ls lr v f W aller II. lU w lla e , 4*.
tlon committee spoke briefly nak- cessed. Isle « r Hriiilnuln ' QeaalV.
It, ike linn. Jss. (I, nhsron
Ing support of the trade body in •yiarWta.
Niuair Juila* nf Hr mi Ma!.. I'.niatr,
the drive which starts tomorrow. • I his .ifflrs In Ulr I'liunlv t'n srl.
In HsnrnrA Hrtill hnlr Cnunly,
K I), lllghlcyman urged that hnllse
Klarlils, w llk la Iw tlv e mnoihs Imm
the trade body toko step* to con In r a s tr kcrrul.
’
liatrO June 1,1. a . |i. leal.
MUM. MAHV K ItAWI.INM,
A ilm ltilslrslrlx ul th* Ks.
1s t* or
W A l.T K It II. IIA WI.INM.
.I’rrnir’li
in twi Mr n r lu i x n it ihim.
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DRUGGISTS
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CONFECTIONERS
Flint thought: "What will I wear!*' Then you wmamIw'r that darling nummer formal hlilden away In tha1
I'HMiiirtieta
IN MH R N T A T i: OK V. N. KM
T it 11vsI e:. HrrrsrrM.
Til *H c, rAHiirs, Irastrrs.
ills,
iribulrt.-. and a ll tieraunt bavin*
claims ur lirmamts ssalncl s.iM n .
W. B. Entimingor, ’ Longwood,
spoha In W ln lf of resident- « f
that asetten who art InUrrate,! In
rrcuring gas aervlc*.’ He asked
that th* trod* body take some
rtepa.ta Iron hut th* silualbn, iter,*rlngJthdt If th* County amt
City Commissioner* would consent
tn lh« Platen Public Hcrvlre t’o™
i losing* thslr Hanford gss pUnt
and piling It l]*r* from Orlando
or DsliisJ by way of l.ongwo mI,
AllaraobU and Maitland, that
much MMfU ’would result.
Th e
,
U V,i,i. and each ur >u(i. are b rrr.
hr tiusiried aiul in ,illic it In arc.
sent stir
claims
anil 1 ilcmsuA,
which >ua, nr etih rr nf ruu. mar
have aualnai ih r relate nf P. H
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Ihe I'u u alr I'eurthnnee In Meurnnt.
Htmlnulr Ihiuntr. Plnrlda
wlllilu
itrrlk r muni he fium Ihe d ale here.
back of your clouet. You nend (t off to Seminole Dky
Cleunern
and
it’n noon back again
charming aji "new1
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Haled June, lei™ A. It. 1*11,
H A iih lK T k k m t i i i i h i i :.
| *ifg H llo n o f B. P.
lag that
lb to go Ha naoJ ARota sofa, the chair apI pointed imlntod) g atabuttee to Inrostlgate Use Mitterrand bring It |o
oktoattef #f* th* group at th*
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sia.1
THE WEATHER
Mtetly c& d ) tralgki Willi
< 4w ni Sunday.
,iiV newspaper
Ftr« CenU A Copy
f LORID,
FATAL CRASH THAT FOLLOWED STUNT FLYING
Subdue
S . May U
fty„ FTllibupla r t 'do*
child'* play,
ST th at the
id have lost
1/ and have
by a fight
■ based prU
"? VALLEY FORGE, Ps., May *0,
—(API—President H o r n today
portray** » United State* i» the
midst of another Valley Port* of
devreeslon which e*B b* ortreome
through th* "tnxontlveneaa, the
res wires fulness. tho lnH.'atlvo of
Irtry o n t of Of."
• Ow tho.ground where Ueoigs
Waskington and hte man suffered
bitter deprivations.In the winter
of im - 7 1 before those very wants
atlmalated thole fight for freedim, th* proo'dont said, In a ma
nor'*! day addraaat
“Th* American people are going
through another Valley goes* at
this tlmo. To each and every one
• f u* It is an hour of uausual
•tress and trial. You have rarh
•no your special raw of anxiety.
So. too, have J."
But ho oiproaaed the couririlm
that no one who reviews the part
“can doubt that this, like • score
of a‘m Ur experiences in our
hlately, U bet a pasting trial."
Ha warned however against the
"rjsy path to t * r o panacea'* at
a way out of depression and
scouted the claim that “the source
of nil wisdom U In the aovernmeat.”
Tho revolution of which Valley
Verge "wa# tho darkest but parhope tho moot glorious moment.''
was fought not atone f i r national
adepondoora. he ra d, but aUo to
rcUU foe th« Individual ah lad g r a i l y f M s “the deadening
yogtralRtp of govarnment."
-frWo'pgO still fighting this war
4 IpdepemUore," he asserted.
•Vfa knrw that the ararco of wis-
Commencement Exer*.
rises At Seminole
High Will Embrace
Interesting Events
Watson, Horne A*
gize For Fist 111
Staged On Flobr
3! House LastEvenlrt
vers Initiative A
In v en tiv en ess I
OuUUhdlng member* of
the religious, musical, anil,
scholastic life of Florida will
appear on tho program o f •
event* which, beginning to* • >
morrow night with tho Bae-=' ‘J .
cnlnureato Sen-ires, snd end*;
Im*
ing Vniilnt*
Friday Itlnkf
night uw'lfk
ith PoMn
Com* ,
mencement
exorcises,
'
rings
a pilot, wo* killed and Donald Bristol, hi* psstetiaer, wa* severely Injured *t
hen their plane trashed Into the rear of the home of Ueorg* James, a banker. down th e curtain on one of U ta,
Declaring that ho w u broke—
<
“Pottor than o punrturod tub*,’*
,Conwllu* Vanderbilt. J r . ap
|peared before a Los Angeles r»f,
orao
Is bankruptcy. Vanderbilt
jla « former newspaper PublUhrr, which ha* deadlocked the Hsus*
and hrlr to million*.
three days.
most successful year* of programs '
Rsprrsrntstlvs* Watson, II II*- T hr'arrldent termliixted a half hour of »tunt flying
.a t Seminole High School, sine# H
borough, and Horne, Madison,'
IU doors woro first thrown oyrS \
•hook hands and siralutlted I t
to student* In IDS*.
oach other and the House lor |
their f ghl on the flooi last nl.tht, j
The Her. II. Irving Loultlt, p»a- \
The Senate pa*sed a substitute
te r of Holy Cross Episcopal'.'
chain *t ire tag bits providing for
Church. Stanford will dollror tho, LAKE CITY, May M .-lA I 't
a giadualrd taa of ft hi M> dollars
annual
hscrateureata
nirmoai '
Authorities tudav Invrsllgstannuall).
member* of, the Rollins Collage*,
rd th r killing of Grulgu JjmgRepreoentatlrrs J. Torn Wat
ConsrrvaUry of Music, both fae*fort), 2N, who w*a called from
er n of Hillsborough c o u n t y
ulty end pupil*, will a**Ut tho .
his
horn*
late
last
night
and
and K. C. Home, Madison county, '
piano p'lplt* of Mr*. Fannie BUm- *
was
shot
to
death
by
an
uni
last night fought with Ihelr flats
bridge Munson *t th* annual to^r~;
dentified
assassin.
a l l o t o o t W Ia l, w i l l I s o k a o v . l SrWS
on tho floor of the House. Tho
d ia l which will be heard on Mon- '-w
Authorities said they dl,| n«l
encounter followed ejectment ofj
day night; and Dean W. J. .Mather, ,
know
a
motive
for
the
slaying,
Walton from the floor during
ty. of the Unlveriity of Flaridh, * t)
langford, unlit leeently, opor(AP)—Franc I* L’rowtey,' IP. ye»- tho afternoon session.
lliigailler Ksstler, M. I’rlrrx- declared to be one of th# moat
YOUKUBTUWN, Ohio, Ma> ;tu. nlrd n filling station. His wid
tarday was convicted or murder In
Dolh Watson and Horne wera -•(AIM--A grand jury Invrstlvaf
buig b'slvat on Arm) rfflrlal outstanding educators of the Sooth
ow survtvrs.
the first degr*# far the slaying of bleeding from blows on Ihe ho*d
who has h«<en In RanforJ for Ihe will deliver the commencemont ad* •
Patrolman Trader:* Illrech—a ver when Hpeakrr Clay Lewis sep tlon «f alleged graft In public ofdress on Krldsy night.
.
receiving,
Indictment*
past Ifw days assDt'ng In prodict which carries the death penal arated them after mare than a fLr* brie brought
Tire graduation claas of I P tt,> . \
dlslribu,triday agalm t Proraculor llay
doxen members had tried fnlllely
eighty-one In numbor, la espoc\- > '
ty.
Irvchtdlnc
Thoiuua ami »even other promtAs he Was about to bo led from for several minute* to stop th*
ed to bo irt attendsnco'at all th o .■■j'
nvnt
ell
lien*.
way
Tuesilay
m
lining.
Ihl*
morn
tho courtroom, Crowrloy, with pn« fight.
events on a rrowded week's pro* '•
ing announreil the names of the giam, and, with IU off kora arid .
hand cuffed te a dsputy sheriff,
Ilurn* was taken from the I The July also accused “various
various captains and i.ictnlera of
mad* • »»dJen lung* whkfc poll:* chamber but Walton after being crilnrs and of lenses lave been
trance ho bate offeied to assist
Interpielid os an attoatel to ob bandaged with a handkerchief cim nilltrJ In connection w th un
In putt ng tho driva over.'
tain th* sfflrer’s plstel. Tho court continued hi* argument for five lawful relations' between iattain
“TH* supreme lesson of Me , City r - m m U lin n II. J, l^hroom was thrown Into turmoil.
minute* when the llvuse ad- .rlly official- and the Ohio Kdlcon
A v policemanV fist knocked jaunted, virtually In ron/ualon. oonipari), 1st go public utllit'rs morial Day I* aplrilual1, aa'd Hye «. audio- Imwii chosen as campaign
Rev. F. M. M arkr, of t!e Firil I chalrwtaa, and, with City Cc-raml*.
Crowley te the floor, oCkors and
The fight started a* Watson ryncert.
cruet sttendants rushed forward • pubs to a • point of personal
The Indelmem* against Prose- Christian Church of Sanford, who. sinner W. A. I.ctfler. has assisted
and woman aarlomed.
.
iptor Thomas charged hr received speaking be Iore apprnxiiuatel) materially In elfetling the orCrowley, on hte fret again in n
and ctesaaied stolen property,
yan’ratsoR* up^»atrw»tg' group-gf-ft
hterkmailftl nffleials of ihe O n prominent residents who tan l-e <
pie ran win anew lie vLteey.r
tial Kavlnss A loan romi-any,
r i|e r te d to i-gpend every effort s
»'Owi of. Valley Forges of In
In raising the funds needed fur I
blackmailed Harry Engle, to mrr
giro* ox oaly 1101,
dividuals and natloaal careen, ho
lu a l arllvltle* uf Ihe Army dur- t
city
trocllon
rommls*
oner,
cmof RW.T00, from*
said are bom nsw Insights, now
ing Ihe turning year.
<
be sited public moneya, InUmiiUted
Alamo. That’s aaotlw
•ympolhtea, now powora and now
I'minplly at H-.IUI o'clock T ups- I
on offeer, obtained a signature
•wr*/fighting I t ; l moan Mr. •kill.
day nun nine, n flrr having I-cen i
under fal*e prvlcn*c, and cointnllItw eror. tho
“Sirens still sing Ihe aing of
served u Im-ukfust of rlougbnuls 1
H of figuros the easy way for tho moment of
and rotten h) Salvation Army 1
Mix of tVc other men Indicted
lid gain soma dfflculty,'' tho prosldsot so d.
Th* Hanford Elks Hand of Sri
women, Ow following perwon* will 1
(Continued On Page Five)
“but tho common sens* of the
pieces, augmented by at less! !!U
1 leave the campaign hsarlijuarUn '
”
. -v x
common mon. tho inherited tradi
member* of thu Orlando lisportriIn the Mi i-i ii Iluildlng on b'lrat •j•isei| u i se ra
tion of an independent and tolfKter Its nil, will prsaent on hour’| Si i re t, and will attempt In bring lienrdlrtlnn by the Hex. V. M. Mar
ler. of the F irst Christian Church,
rallant rate, 'the hlitirical memConcert at Central Park tomorrow
, In iiiosl, f not all. of Hie fund* tn
llotidiv night i t B:ir» ocUchg
orlso of Americans who glory in
•ftirncon
at
4:U0
o'clock,
with
.
the
first
day’*
work:
_
f t It my belief that this te Volley Forge even aa Day gloiy
more than SO pwpil* uf Mr*. Fan*
Meyer
Hhadrr,
well-known
Orlan
RAN FI1ANCIHCO, May '10^KI.KX DIVIMON headed by n|«
;
potahly .tho asrat, expeoslvt, the
Htcmbrldge Mun«m’* pUnoj
de horlton* aa soloist, and Kdgsr (A P)—Wlrale»s r*i">rt« from the
In Yottrklown—all thsao tell us
) llriVTsini Ovrrlln, assisted by I— '
moat dilatory, atetf t s far the
(Continued On Pago Hvo)
i
A. IUII. rsuiJuctor. ------- :---lbs
truth
for
which
ear
ancootira
roaitw'ae aieamrr llaivard whlsh
; H. W. Peatman, T. M. Fox. John
moat uDsaccooefpljMrilng of Ik i
It will be one of a series of want on Ik* rock* ].M> miles nurthfought snd suffered, Iho truth
’ Zcirimer, C. C. laiam orv. Jidin
monthly concerts staged by the west of hrte early tnlav -a d all
wUeh echoes upward from this
' Hi lili iu-ke. J. Ii. Eeonanly. T. O.
Elks Band. »n,| will he the last 400 pOMrngura had pul -mi in lifeso l of blood and tears, that th*
\ Pope, (!<• irgs Hchaal, II, L. Moore,
concert of tho stebon for the Or loots, but the I oats were ordered
' (Coatiaaod so Pago FWo)
’ Dave llnniske. ,
be drlieverod ormUy at the Semi lando bond members.
not Ip lon-l because nl the ilsnger
’
AMERICAN IJiUlON DI\TThe program U as follow,:
nole High School'Thuhday after
• RION beaded by W. II. Shepherd,
uf rocks.
i
“Daughters
of
the
American
Dev
noon. Mr. Uarvoy'o oahject wa*
1 a -l.tr,I byi—Drawn Miller, Kar^
Tho Harvard, enrjutr with rx••C »-#perotlro Markotlng a* a olution;* grand overture. “Golden rutelonlst* from Man I ism i-cn
' Fchullx, Paul Pexnld, Sheiman , Accord'ng tu tb* acribo af
H.-eptr*’
.
”
eocred
fantasia,
“l-nv*
Solution for Farm Problem*", and
* I lo)d, John Hlnlsrmlster, and Troop Number Fivo, Hanfxrt
•nd loyalty;” vocal aclo, “O Dry to Loa Angeles, struck the rorlis
Doy Seoul* of America, the patrol
hte essay was oite of sis hraid
' Hiimy A. Hive.
at Po'nt Aigu--)lo. He porta rtat-d
Those
Tssra,"
Meyer
Hhadrr;
med
I'urlng thr afternoon In the ellniM ley oelertlon of Sou the in air-; that lines w rrr put ml lidding
1
l\l IVAM s DIVISION headed by «punt a busy week, bexlnnlng laak. '
Thui-dav. nut only hiking In tho
(Coallaaed On Page i )
nation ronlasL Jwi
march petrol, “KiUne" and "Ted tho llfebools l i r a I thr ship. Tho
0 . E. McKay. II#
Scout
camp v>n Silver Lake whortl
nary
rru
'srr
litulrxllle
orilved
dy Trombone;" vocol solo, selected^
and
(I
cleared
away undeigru'wlh
.
_
am* Jo*. L. M arat
alongside
and
work
of
transfer
rxrerptv, "Irish Air*," and "Uniere heard vrrslty rf Maine Hteln Hong;" Star ring possenarr was hrgun. No Ima
ri'puilrrd bath bouses, but also e0ptkar boy*'who
ng in lyvrH l»«dgr t*»t» •Da ^
d, t'latcnrv Spangled Banntr.
ware: Kunakl Mo t
of life Is feorrd.
po-alng swimming examination*.
Henderson, 1‘ngi _
Thursday atlernoon the meteHenkarlk, and CUflbvd Dell.
U r* uf the trcop hiked t i th®
Immodlately aftyr tin- lo.al
ramp whero they "cleaned up r
U U g to IU nrarnoo. te tho c latest, tho boy* loft fo Crescent
Officer Shaffer and Constable
■wh -capltel, Kurtsne* will wit- City. Bmimf aniog by Prof. AIra
IViltux rt-luinrd this morning from Ihe grounds. A short petlod
water spoits, during which s*vor-|t v
« tho principal ceremony of tho R. Johnson, whern they r-attended
O.-ala ahvrd t h e y took into cus
al loy* pasird their Flral CUaa
Mrtraa notional holiday, bat at . t h e Dlatiict Phbllc Mipcaklng
tody
u
yiung
man
ami
young
wo
Municipal Judge K. W. Ware’# different ocrs*:on« a , u wlfo-bcatn’ght. Tho
InlUgflold burial grounds dele- canl eat Thurp
man, two of the three alleged au- • wlmmlog texts, followed. K\ ■
Police Court aoooton yesterday aft* , r * ..............
. . .
.
ioM of Amor leans a n j Franck schools repreoe
tento’.ilie thirvrr who surreesfully “me**" period, f rat and secohd j
. , i_„—
,
Eddta Hill, colored, chanted with
i;dooortte tho graxvo and con fold. Crescent Ctty, ‘Barbervtlte, rrnoon waa
eluded l-wal police after a two-day class rooking toils wrro also
mil'll ri m inothfr 4o*
It gteapte'and soldierly service*. EuslU, Apopka, and St. Cloud.
• rvrrli for them, and rMBpld to passed, following which there weft,",
hearings of Utrao different easel rpeetlc quarrel, wa- lined 110 and
Ftrat place In district hmora of domestic troubles between neHte American coUny a t Paris,
Ocala in a Ford coupe belonging to running roras and more swlnimlnf.j-'
30
days
on
the
streets.
The
street
h Ambnaeador Edge a t IU hand, was won by llottai R olern. of grot*.
Harry tVcavrr, railroad employ*, Gllmsr Htrcle's team won tho
wiatvnc* .was sus|irialrd on rondl-1
“rapltjro Ihe flag" water * * » • !
I pay tribote te both tho Pronrh Crescent City, 'who spoke oo
U
m Saturday afternoon.
(ten# Dobiaooa, allrge-l wl-ito lien of good behavior, snd • prom
over lUlph UMolns's tram.
l Ateor csn war <tead In a brUf “IqusUxalloa of iTose, •• •
Ilic
man
gave
his
name
as
Roy
ise not to. oppem in enurt on a
1 Friday piakt waa tha regular l
ta tsa y a t tho Tomb of Ihe-Un- uMtuurr of Form rRollsf".
Cnkei.
while
the
girl,
an
stir
art
lvsimilar ehatge. Ilill. a abort, squat
PM IteUlcr j u t before won.
Ref usd pteeo waa onsnimuu-ly
t.ino,-lie. said her lufflr was Edna meeting atgaL and a large a t,,
negro, had consnb-iuUe cliff cully
tee t» that, Vt tho American Pra- g*anted ta Mr. Harvey. on>hte
Holt, daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. tendance waa reported. Tha ffhXj
In qoletllig his wife, who insisted
MADISON, Wis. May :w ^-(A P) Charles tilddsns, of Alturas. a sub- lowing program waa carried yeffl
S tftB l of the Holy TriaHy, the essay, raid te h a te been <teliv*r*d
on
M
ite
heard
during
tho
trial,
—I
Hot
lawrenro
Ftshntck
and
two
nervier hvld on Mamo^U with so n v in tiu fprwrfulneas.
AtaemMKj
_
• p f 7 uL o Ware wqs kept busy passrngsrs, E-t Bastres* -and Ed uib uf llailow. She oskl *h* is IB during th* meeting:
y . g t i l l , when tb* German#
uowllteall) 'ordering tho twn te Driby, were kilted today whoo a yrsr-s of age and that she has been ta ll: leciUl of tho Lord'* Pft
rorltal of tho pledge te tho
r«lm dCvkn. The nrgr" ssl.l that his I lane rraahtd a t tho airport beta m arrhd for four year*.
I'nlirr a* yet a r r unacquainted ami tho Bt-oat noth; rofl
wife 4kmo at hint with »n axs. In nttrmpting to t lsnJ.a
with th* detail* Involving their ar
After rising several hundred rest hy Ocala police, but they be collection of duos; mooting M
fuel In o heavy fog, tho piano cir lieve that tha gtrl'a husband, who trot leader*! weekly onnte
May M-—
cled the field rnra, noraj sharply D known to hava followed Ihim te meats | 90-mlnut* drill period,
*on U , wa*
.
eoloird maa,
-town, struck Iks gtound and burst (hate, jealous of tbs attention* of d tarn rose! •
pit Ebeltoft,
a.-out activities loraUyhara.
irdy, colored, chirred Into ftemva,nderly conduct
Coker
toward
tho
girt,
and
her
given added Impotea b r tk a r t
possibly fa<4er|v conduct on sllll an
|a by hU sufa.
apparent accept**** of Coker’s ad formation of a district 04
when • • •
I of domestic trouble, was
but was flood
.1 AHKKITED IN DEATH
vances,
notified
Ocste
police
that
which finds a t IU head. A,
pp a pokar
a a t sentenced to 30 day*
were wanted In 8>nfoid, aa Ulghjsl maa, and as ite soovf
I'ENRAObLA, Msy W r - ( A P ) - they
g when they
roots, the tetter rtentence
•
a
.
n
.l
iil . - j r\_I U . *
ao men snd a woaian were under well as Patni«|U> and Palm Boaeb. Sant Dighton. Many chagc
Meaded on condition of
se of Alvla
-raat today teltewiag tb* flnd.ng <for tha theft a f'g n automcblte.
slmil-r rhsrgf
build ag event* a ro b o ta ^ n R
They are la llte County Jail to te provide clean. * R k
’ Ike body of Will Cooley, »*.
it and hi* wlfa
day
on
charyoa'
ef
»u*pirion
In
conootlag
tho
tlra'Taitew
Elver
near
men, charged with
i of words l**V
amusement and re c re a tlo ii
lltnn. J. (I. ThoMas and hit bi» nertion with tb# tlkaft of tho aa to
estreated flO bond*
lw hearing, thd
riHibiles. Pel lev era making a fur
•
I
—
Were
)*(Ud
here
wliihr
Msitlvely thad
Ira. Cootef « m arraoted a t Mil- ther i m g t l |M M , 'i a i reoort that
him and Ira
•a. Coetey dMppgang .Ttmdar- a i>i»liinlrvary>boariag -rill bo hold
l .ulo't goteg te
I- fore Justice'Od tho Poaco a F.
|| erode*.
v S s r iR 'X iir
CROWLEY FIGHTS
COPS FOLLOWING
HIS CONVICTION
GRAFT CHARGED
IN CITY’S REGIME
BY OHIO JURORS
Makes Sadden Lunge
As He Is About To
Be Led From Court
Campaign To Procure
*4000 Will Get Un
der WayOnTuesday
Ma r l e r Delivers
Patriotic Day Talk
At Park Exercises
Combined Band Will
Give Concert Sunday Im! bribery.
Sanford Boy Wins
Award For Essay
On Farm Subject
A
Probe Begun Into
Lake City Slaying
P u b lic Officials In
dicted For Aliened
Corrupt P ra c tic e s
r
J
400 PftBHenffers Quit
Ship That Hit Rocktt
Local Boy Scouts
Have Busy Time At
Silver Lake Camp
•ty^btatjr
Domestic Troubles Amonp Negroes
Feature Friday’s Municipal Court
Pilot, 2 PaHBenRent
Die In Plane Crash
ie Hurt
Holdup
1
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^
ssawP t>at '^*1
1 '• rl*
1^ '
r ra. ~ r—-..ite Tr’T:T ' •
^ -a
* «’
J t s . f . i s r t f 5SS S is s f f i& u S n s
A^fgfrfrftjy!»<«Ki » -£ n s «tk«
white W rt»w d,
««4 Tata, tkriw a i» # m
the rig
*•* *o*eo of tte 10 th* W hty IlH ,„**■ f , r » team m . Mr
Pidnitet* oat.
had pitched ■ nte* P M
«
Wltk Ite Cards, Giant*, Ath-|
Utica aal (MINI d>-ng ab*»l
M wa*
*f them pMUTday, tte m l to rt p n n d t » t e
oU Ed- llrandt who** elbowing
■uUu*d th* G.aat* 7 to I *ad *1*
Billerica:. J
Hartnett] Jtkt
o n to n q w
VrYwapA
'
Anlteaclln
Tte Indians kept Up th*lr Wtajjng **?«, extending tteir win*
,0 rjV( stralfWl whrn they Whip.
r#rf lh# Brown* & to 4. AW ill kit
» homer for t t e lad an* The
Browm almost aeend la tte aiirth
whrn they put Iwo men *a with
am
on* out, but pinch-pitcher Hadlta
forced Jenkins to hit lat* a
double play to *nil lb# cam*.
USED
• Th* tendon |* datet Hewer*., CENTRAL FLORIDA LRAOUR
DeLaOd
’
l l
.760
. Wacthiagtea, Rraeca, 7 | Atahtea. Winter Park
Wabh, Rod A H, t i t BMat Malaa Dayitaa
SU Augustin*
■
^ “ ^ tS T
h > AM
6 3 AM
4 3 ATI
CROSL'EY C abtM i
CROSLEY. B addy 1
lit p U la |
Doaa you* M otor I
|« M a* b* te d to boat tM
Fed*.
’
On* thing U aur*. wh*« Rdilr
an), M IIM ranj E4*nfMld a rt t e n
llirra aught t j .h* n m i benefit!*
•That trio will h*
for Bunday'c p m
laautt'n*. and Baddy
.
v T«at«rday*a Bsanh*
DayUpa
204 110 S U - l l 16 t
Hanford
010 100 0 0 0 - t 7 4
Batteriea: McLenahan, Upe*
r a t Altea't Laaa aad M*klry.
Dataad
110 000 » * —4 0 «
Winter Park 100 000 11 0 -3 10 t
Battarteai Rogaia aad Oodhold]
A naw batting Uadrr w v
W B Vlfl bp rafted to tte hUI to
rnrwnrd In tha Bla 8How y*rtsrd*y MrCBrmlck, Bllaby ana Wilke*.
shew tbf MullrU hi* f«*t tell.
whrn Mickey, Cochraae, retting
thrr* for f i n , took a four petal
T V hojfnona: ,
Th* Pirat*>C*rd gain* wa* ■ lead o n r At Blmmona, His tea re
Sanford
ab r h po a •
ntal*. Bah* Roth ate* m e te d tte
Patera, lb
1 0 0 13 0 I alagfMt, and went anly a r m
Britt. If •• ----- v4 0 0 1 0 0 ianlnga hrtantts lh«i/ had t* .400 rlaaa by grttlag two for fo u r rhlladrlphla
Washington
rateh a train. Pklll pa' h*as* Th* Big Slat
•
*
J
^
,
New;
York ...
rue
with
IJ
m
haan
fall
lath*
Ltpti, rf, a ---- .*.1 4 13 14 0
I'layrr and rlub g ah r h a n
llarriira, 5b «**■*»#««. . 5 0 0 9 8 0 **r*wth g a n th* Plralr* aa II Cochran!, A’* 34 14063 M .414
Alira,
------ suu~ 4 0 1 3 0 0 t* l tlf ir y . Th# W aan bay* Simmons, A’s 34 13013 67 .410
Uk*. rf
4 0 1 1 1 0 did th* Mg billing l4r th* PI- Ruth, Tanka t l H M O .400
Hlritln*. 2U ...........- 4 0 0 1 1 0 ra in , with BMtMatey, Gilbert Aitett, Phlllla* 36 133U t l ATI
MeLaiuhaa, P, rf .... 4 0 1 0 1 0 aad WlUaa dalag tha m b s |i r Hornsby, Cute 11 110 I I 44 A70
Wright, at - a - 0 1 0 0 0 0 lb* Card*.
.Stephenson, C M 10113 t t A47
m
tterteh, *•
"a u t oaa.twa.tbna In th*
< Inning, white tte mraiy
•nr tw* rona, onoartted tpo.
nay t e n tern that U fty
teart whrn, w|lh a man on
pi and two aut, Ja*k Prior*,
Vma from rollaga, dropped
ribs p*g far Bpak*. far what
d te n b**n th* third *ot
tL In tte n*»l Inning tte
tears got t+e mor* single*.
1two atm out too, and might
^ f o r T ^ T h W
i Roddy Iteld,. I« euater. to
•on, oa third, juit In tte*
l*t Un* who waa •trying ;tu
ish b>* tegs a te n farttei
. h* should V * * . ''" I . ' :.'
so Foda ted put o n r a nm
pmlsua to that hlimter
ag whm Loom hit tte flrat
pltcted to him, for a trlpte
To-Night
n 0 0 111
■•“ ►•r
Th* Rads grabbed the I nal
gam* *1 tte Cub a*rte*, 3 to 1,
whrn young RI Jihnson held the
Cub* to lira hit*. Moon and
Hornsby rrrrd to aid In the scor
ing. It wa* th* flrat gam* tte
Red* had won finrn tte Cubs In
If! Darla.
g
J *"• 8
{M M
Malawi
..... J ,
g_ n
If You Wagrr Your
Wife’* irtoggg —
don't bo aarprtaad
when anothtr aum
trim to hqU tha
sUkm.
, AVOID
R 18IO I
Tte Athtetln p**adfd flit a
4 ta 4 win a m Ite Yaate la tte
f n l a n gam* la tte AmerUan
Isagsr. Oddly rn*«gh, all tte
Asserlraa Uaaa* gam** w m
wan by *a* ran, aad raald bay*
terti cr a m waa la tha teal
. ^
DM**"
"•nron
.8umi
rtaon,
Prrt, 3
baa* h
Up**.
I f • th* wit aa h« daatdad la tte
fifth with tte aron tied. near,
lag when Mamaa* flted aal la
tell.
Central Florida Leegu# baa*ball
thrills, altkeugh moat of It waa *t| .
dently at DsLand wter* th* D tU ad
yaalerday prostd*d som* real
outfit aoero*af*lly stared off tte
1
N*w York
RL Loala Chicago ...
BofeUn —
dt though, and tte Inning rndwlth tte F*d* onlf om ran
V a *ama • tte fataful third,
i Feds filled tte ban* wRh
H J W f c n lf #r Mil Yri,
to score. It hapoenod
i this. Higgins waa aalo at
It whan O’irian faultily rialJan a*»y gfaandae, aad want
•aaaaad. whan O’Brien throw
ElatH* wld* aft*r te i* t bald
K S T ’MeUnaten droppwl •
it toward Drat bam aad
■ted that p la n aafriy V
m O’Brian appannUy _ gat
SELECTIVE
Klein Defends U.S.
Tariff Policies In
MEW TORE, May t t . - ( A P ) A tbonugh-iolng dtfem a of th*
Ualted But** admlnUt ration's
tariff pollriet waa p n t a t n l la
tka national f o n ’gn trad* na**aUaa teat tig h t by Dr. dallaa RI* a,
patUUnt sseretary r i eonsmsra*.
It earn* after a nrtety af atlacbn oa Ite tariff, Inchiding dm
maasU far a apwial Caagr ati aoa•len ta rat dattes) charge* that
Amarka-ted sUrted.aa Interna
tional tariff wan ueruMtteaa that
tte United BUtss ted dl**ila»l-
!
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VP
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v* V riKIP'f A4F
•*?>
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Of Chur
L MEASURES RAYS FROM STARS
Entertai:
R. H.a Doaa M Spending several
days la ' Mobil* Ala., on imslneaa.
-------*
Mr*. J U f l i r a l Barnes, af
Wlademe'e. k tha guest of Mr*.
Ale* Vaughan at her homo ah'
Fisrh i t t i w t .
\
to rJ
—
E g M t n l n o l o . High aeheol
Ctgdaataa of I H I h
Beadmala High a u d l < o r l o m at
[S-U P. M. The public I. most
- ' Mr. gad. Mra. R. T. Thrasher
and H a l K. IJ. Garner and eon.
Douginas,. a n
spending two
Mra.
U: N. OevaMnd.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
" t i a dhdng tables from which
the guaale were aerved by mambeta a f the circle were decorated'
fa r tha oocasion » th vase* aod
bcwla of roses, snap dtagoaa and
dr It lea. D aring the evening m ink
was famished b , Mr. and Mr*, f t
C. K A re, Miss Charlotte Nix asif.
Mias Annie Belle Dyson. F.vel/S
Stowe and Kent Rosselter, l i e
u n sta te d a dialogue after which
Cornelia McRae .gnd Nanry Rea-
SlxteeMh Street a a l Sanford
Avenue, The Ree. F. M. Mailer,
pastor.
Rible school—9:44 A. M.
Worship and Communion—11:00
A. M.
.
Sermon. -The Rich Pool."
Christian Endeavor—7:00 P. M.
LAKE MARY
her birthday anniversary a t thla
time ‘Miss Telford presented her
jtitb it r*k* sUnd and a caks. .
A t a lata hour fruit punch, cake,
and other refreshments
were
aerttd by the hostess, assisted by
MH. Quinton Brow*. Mr*. A. 0.
Clause and Miaa Haxel Lee. Dec
orations about tb* living rooms
cued ensult* far (ha occasion
proved la be bouquets of garden
flowers Ig pastel shades. The din
ing table waa overlaid with a lac*
favor and centered with a minia
ture home with a tiny bride and
A r t i e Number Fir* of the Pres- bridegroom standing on the thresh-
gctaorknlr, political and
flow*/*. . Ah, sleep
SSEc£-£ ‘r£S
I a (mate o f ehanca or
id e tn ry o o n w ill b v w H h U ie -h ltfh m o ral
:1a ra tio n , o M o u t r a w n d l a o nly w ith th e
ty th e G o v ern o r's Views on p tftllc g a m b lin f
I n o ffic e to w a r* th is xltuxU on. I t ie d lfflo f • perw onaiity j o cottvlbcpd o f th e evllg
[•defying
an, undying.
[>>t I * *»,t (ti 4 »V *-4 ^ ,M'
well, sntronblM by. e k m s
*
a'
I.
t
.
I _____ at.
i
L
j
B r i a n Auxiliary. M i*-A . f t
Hsithvchtlrman. win meet at 3:90 Thaee Invited to be with Mlsa
o'clock at the kem* af kin. Har> Telford were] Mr*. W. G. Banks,
Tr Heeren, f i l l Palmetto Avenue, Mrs. Stella P, Arrington, Mra.
with Miss' Mdkle Moul* u a*- Mary PulatUa, Mia. Cecelia Thobi-
i t # qy yiitor
force laws which he has
n e, re fu s e s to
|
.
burin* Governor Martin*! h u t year In of flee, the same
gam bling laws exftited at have axfctad *lnce, but Governor
Maftin put a stop to racing throughout the entire stats.
Governor Carlton baa eM offered the aHghteet opposition
to thla form of law vM eilM . The only way, it aeoms U
ue, th a t h » can- jMtlfjr hla roto, in to-foaUt in the future
that the anti-fambllng laws be enforced
Tabbidin*
her. them cokrlal bams, o r b
tlr u n r ' wjth whit* ginger fWwer
in • M aroxnd Un cwpper-coUrsd
neck af a South flea M ead girl.
* <- h •• - •
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The recent death af AritoU rfriiMU has give* m»llttaaM «lg*mrance to Im perial Palace* bacaaso
It la Uw last novel tha *w*n sadg,
of the BSthor af “The OM Wires'
torsoUng glimpse- oft. k r r.-tW
wheels go round back stags la a
big lasnry hotel.
t U render Is takfti by Bvelyn
Orchsnt, soper director of Ih e lra pertal Palace, from thalMundry
where tha Worker* haea tea til n
simple gardsh U tha rsotaurant
ef tha hatvl where csvshr and vsdka'KTe oenrod to English OM*. In
dian rajah*, sad American million.
byteriaa Auxlllsry, Mr*. R. L.
Jonas, chairman, will meet a t 8:10
o'clock with M n. f t H. Walthour.
TIB MellonvIU* Avenue.
A meeting e f.tV Missionary He-
as, Mrs. f t B. Guatavmon, Mrs.
Ileald, Mrs. Betty Bradshaw, Mrs.
Alma Telford. Mr*. L. M. Telford,
Mr*. Jesai* Ruastl), Mr*. 8. J; Nix,
Mrs. Ben Smith, Mr*. Quinton
Brown, Mr*. A. U. Clause and tha
Mlaeea Emma Owens,
Zillah
Welsh, Virlan Crosby and H au l
Lee.
'
i
Mrs. Moore Honored
With Party Friday
Complimenting Mr*.
AI v ia
Moots who plana to leave soon for
Punts Gorda to hake her home,
lira. D. K. MeNab and Mis* MinrbJB ea* Echols entertained wllh
a party last night a t Mr*. McNsb'e
home ay Lake Mary. Carnations
He Rory's
undentand how Mr. Vanderbilt frala. Briefly th« dtfln in; “A small pllL"
. v
- v r. . J.-.
Don't undortaka to conduct a buaincao unULyou undopd what It i* nil nbouL If* require* year* o f conataat
ka 11on to round out M w am |»r men and then—oomo»
.
.
Catos Apartments.
Irct* Number Thfoo of ib*
>t Baptist Church, Mr*. UIHan
tery, chnlrmsn, vriU meet at
I' e'rloclk Lwlth M n. Flynn
s o ,' com er' Elm Avenue and
ok m
applied hla ta ltn U to ao m B th to f m o m maOf u n d e rft :•
• J - .i : -
Tabloid nowapeperm, manated properly, aoneUmw ho-
Number Four ef the
iptlat Church. M n. M. N.
i rhtlrman. WlU meet at
loth' With Mr*. Cleveland
s w on Palmetto Avenua.
N either F i n of the P in t
Cfcuttfk? M n.- Francis f t
■innom will meet *t 8:10
scntm j or pink and white, were arrangsd la vases and bowls about
thy room* w hen the gueeta w en
leqteytaltwL.
:
At the conclusion of several
games and eentrsts prises were
•warded to Mrs. Alrle Moors, Mr*.
W. P. Gamer, M n. M. ft H lidnth
and M n. C. A. Anderson, Jr. La to
la . the aeenlng an Ice and sweat
course was tervid by tha boatoi••a.
.
Those present w ent M n Alive
Moaee, honor guest, Mi*. 3. T.
Newby, Mra. J. C. Ilill. Mrs. W. F.
Corner, M n. Olon Rum*. Mm.
FCkSS?
A* ▼*mf Him. ii#
« r« n w r,
M n. N. 'II. Cole. M n. f t C. Eehc ls/M n . C. A. Anderson, Jr« and
thalillaa^O Loren* Franklin. ChrisIlM Cole, Kathleen Calhoun and
Roby Martin.
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Sewing Club Honored
W!#» Party OnFriday
TTrmoe'ng Uw member* of the
NeotPs gad Thread Clob whkh was
organM i iweently (o. the purpose
of dolag mlssim drotk. M n. C. A.
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kck at tke park
Member Ona of
rtariv
aw f
tv
Finn
The ultra-vloUl light reaching th a earth from many stars ha.
t measured by Carol Jan* Anger of Rsdcllffe College at the
vanl Observatory. Photo ahows Miss Anger a t the It Inch tele-
• r Miaa BlUh Telfcrd a t hrr homo
aw East Fifth Street.
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Mia. Harry Ward, who has been
Visiting her daughter. Mr*. J . W.
McGlammcry, af Coral Gablca, has
returned to her home here.
AT THE CHURCHES
Mra. Horace Cochran, Miss Elm*
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Matthews, of and Jamca Cwhran will return to
Hamlet, N. C , have arrived here to
make their home and ara residing their home In la k e Maty.
Mis* Lena Smith of Winter Park
a t tha Davia Apartments on Mag
and Rev. Albertson of DeLaml,
nolia Avenue.
helped to promote a recall m Bible
Miss Laura Lehman, of Jack School, In Ihe community church,
sonville. |a tha week-end guest of for the I.ak* Mary children. There
her parent*, Mr. and, Mra. Her are about thirty rhildren enrolled.
man J. Lehman, at their h»U»e on
Ifarry
Oarrlnxtory
and
Palmetto Avenue.
i
W. R.‘ Dupree, arrived In lake
klary, last week end I j spend a
few days.
Mr. ami Mr*. IL f t Ileslop led
last Wednesday morning for
Thontaalon, Ga., where they will
visit Mra. Ilrslopa, alster, Mr*.
Mercy Murray and family.
Mr*, f t f t Brown, who ha*
Mr. W.lllam Muagnve has
been ill at tb* Florida Sanitarium tlarted, ike building of hit home
In Orlands, has boon removed to on the rame site oh Crystal 1*k*.
RL Vincent’s Hospital on Rlvorladles A'd met last Tuesday
ski* Drive In Jacksonville.
afternoon at the ihurch wllh Mra.
Elmer I* llyntlaine anil Mlsa
Forrest had Ethel llyollalnr aa hoitCsses. Mra.
Mr. and Mi J.
as their guest* yesterday far din* Cede, luul charge uf the devotion
ner at their home, 118 East Fifth ala. After the business meeting a
Street, Mr. and Mrs. M. f t Mojre
and Mr. and Mr*. U M. TolforJ. social hour W.tv enjoyed.
Mr. and Mr*. II. I Heaven and
Miss Emllle Unvle left th e Mrs. M. 11. MrDermoll of Ikdmnd,
afternoon for Atlanta, G a, where were v isio n , at the home of Mn.
McDermott'* daughter, M n. Kny
she wllL«*lt Mi*. I-o j Is KtophenMarvell last Satuiday afternoon.
j n J w * short . U m a ^ i r a . going
M r.'lhB Mr*. V: H.-Yldsby V fl
to St. lem'*. Mo. to spend some
last Kalutday for their hump at
.time with her mother.
llamptnn lleaeh, N. II.
M n. Rhida Eweing and Mrs.
Friend* of Mis* Alhe
Elder
Plata Gaston' l e f t
Friday
will be Interested to learn that morning f if (heir home in Burden,
she wlUI be graduated from the Kansas.
Cerrgta State Collage for Wom
Mr. sod M n. Robert True nnd
en at Mlll*dg*\lll*, g»., on Mon children, Natalie and Charlotte, left
day evening. She plan* to return Friday momint for their home in
here Tuesday. , • VGardner, Max.
Stanley I'rckham, was the
Kvangelltt A.-U. Canada and week-end gue-l nf his p arrn 'i Mr.
ton, 01* rente, loft last Tuesday snd M n. J. A. I'rckham. He re
morning for tfefr home la Stokes- turned home, Tue.dsy to u;««-l
dale, N. f t Evangelist . Canada the summer versi on.
will return h e n in the early Fall
_ H r- ond Mr*, J m l* Faludan
to continue hla wdbk a l pastor nf ant]
fam'ly spent Sunday allr,-.
Faith Gospel Tatwmari*.
noon with M n. Folagao’* parents,
Mr. and Mra. A. E. SJollom.
' Profess>p and Mr*. , chorlrs
The Lake Mary base ball tram
Hrndrrson, of llensort Sprinxs.
played langwoid, un Ihe long-will have as their gweils at the wood diamond last week, they
piano rerital to b* glten Monday
will play on the la k e Mary dlaevening for tb* membaia of the inond nest week.
graduating class or Semlarl* High
Mis. Julia (.'ryle, It 111 at her
School the mrmhon of- the Young
home f dlowing an attack of acute
Boys, Band of Benton Sprint Or- Ind gestion.
pbonago, snd Billy Praak b'rimlson of the wrrld famous composer,
TIIB INFORMAL MODB
Rudolph b r ml.
PIRST CflURCn OF C1IRI8T
SCIENTIST
LBGION MAS DANCB
Now that formality and stlffneis
to dries have been carefully lak
away to ro*L w* not* tb*.arrival
of many new fabrics seed in many
Interesting way*, Amoiw these are
Irish linen mesbre, which hsvr a
delicate durability about them,
and the eyelet embreldered hand
kerchief linens, whkh have revived
Ihe Victorian era In stoning dress.
There I 111* linen evening dres.es
have such aa air of easy Informali
ty , that they a r f particularly ir
resistible oa the dance floor. In
fart those who lot* Ur* simple
invert nets of linen nr* abl* now to
wear It from mcrnlng until night
The dvrfc or bright colored Irish
linen suit with a haodksrch ef Ito
rn blouse, plain nr with eyelet em
broidery, Is already beginning to
’te | lore lb* spring soil of light
weight woolen far town weir.
minister.
Service*—3:30 P, M.
Kvetyone will be.cordially wel
comed and made to feel at home.
UPSAIIA LUTHERAN f i l l lu ll
BZAC8,
Hoy
9:44 A. M.
leagues at 7 P. M.
J. U Yeoman, minister.
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Services at Odd Fellows' Hall, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCU
ronter SanforJ Avenue and Gene*
Corner Park Avenue and 3rd 8L
va Avenue Instead nf 30H f t
Rrr. John Bernard Root, MinFourth Street.
liter.
Sermon, U:00 A. M.
Church School 9:48,
Wedneiday evening prayer ser
Morning Worship 11:00,
.
vice and organisation of rhurch,
Sermon by the pastor.
8:00 p. M.
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Christian Kndeavor 7:00.
FIT.I. GIIHI'KL TAHKKNACI.R
Wm. F. M rPhtnon. pastor.
Bible B. h* ol 'Sunday'h.'M .-0:45
.Sermon Sunday A. M. • -M:<H)
Evnngrllstir S rvlee Sunday I'
Gifts for Graduates
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you pay, will lie tree to its trust
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the yrsrs.
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is a timepiece.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
IPS H, M agnolia
BETTER HOMES ARE BUILT WITH
BETTER LUMBER
And That DoeHiTt Mean High Priced
Lumber Either.
FORMB8 O B O M I^N DIES
MIAMI
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. A. Norrbon, D. II, pastor.
Sunday School. 2:30 P. M.
Services, .1:00 I'. M.
Subject for rermnn, -Born «t
Water and of the Spirit."
la d e* Aid m eeting‘will lie held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mr*. Edwin l.undi|ul»U
,
SALVATION ARMY N0TICB
Tile pastor will srend
the
“What
we're
All
Seeking"
Is
the
month nf June at va'rlous point*
Holiness Meeting, 10:00 A. M.
In the North but servlrea will thvme nf the sermon to b*
Sunday School. B:00 P. M.
prm rhrd by the Pastor a t II A.
continue *• usual. .
You rig People’s Mooting, OilB
M. What It is *n,( how tn be found
he will undertake to tell In this F. M. led by Mra. Cortodoltu.
Gospel Service, 9:00 Vi M. . •
sermon. The public I* cordially In*
Brigadier Georg*-F. Co*Wr will
At Fallli Gospel Tabrinarle, 8211 riled.
speak. Special music and singing
No
services
at
the
evening
hour
West First Street. •
account nf romminrement sermon have been prepared.
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
I'rt-oi hing, 11:00 A. M. by Kate
II. Ilo-th, pastor.
n.
Over IT* couple* attendee! the
dance, given last night by the
CampbeU-Loaalng Prsat af (he
American Logten a t the Trl*rv>n
Hub from 9:90 o'clock to 1 o'rloek.
Dancing was enjoyotf throughout
the evening to must* tonlsbed by
hear a turlad course Merl's Orchestra. I V Club wa.
a baste**, a*listed decorated for the occasion In colon
M *» I, rye* Martin.
1 vrerer M(*. 'Walter
art of lb* orgaalss.
ry Nolle*, secretary:
Martin, tream rer:
fo o rsM I* . Madge morning that the
Monr.-e
MUa Ruby Martin.
community will to
religious
MCtri*** tomorrow
■on at I
to Cent*n’.lork at tha Hyln
•Forty at
of Deeladles af the
I be held from
o'clock at t v
Be MRft ROY HOWBIX
Liquor Crazed Man
Kills Wife And Self
KANNAPOLIS, North Carolina,
May 30.—|A P )—Pata Smith, lexilia worker, today shot and killed
Ms wife, l-ucy, 19, battled offleen
f t D. Brownlee. D. D. U tte r.
who sought to arrest him, then
Services Sunday as follow*:
shot end seriously wounded him(MS, A. M. Sunday School.
•elf.
11 A. M. Morning Worship.
Police -wet* railed to Smith's9:30, P: M. Junior Christian En
home by neighbors who said ha
deavor.
7:00 P. M. Senior Christian En- waa on a “drunken eprea." They
w en met by a volley of shots aa
ileavor.
they approached the house hut
none hit. Ae they crashed the
doors they hrartl two shots. Smith
was found with two bullets In his
820 Wejt First Street.
ho.lv. Ill* wife, dead from a wound
Peaching. 3 P. M.
in the bark was lying nearby.
J. T. Suggs, of Orlando,
charge.
at High School.
,
Prayer Meeting, 7:44 I*. M
Sunday School Day program a t
THE
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P. Schulbcrg, production m in in '
for Paramount Pictures, today l«<
pressed the r pinion that the screen
carter of tia ra Bow la nearing lie
termination with hrr Immediate
telirrm eni contingent upon release
from her contract.
Schulherg, who ilUroTerad the
actress, said aha Informed Para
mount txccuUve* of her dealra to
quit the mietea and her reqteet
to be released from contiaet la un
der advisement. He said the aetreea
Is in poor physics) condition.
The Ret. J. J. Mctaerny, paster.
First Maes—8:00 A M.
Second blase—10:00 A. M.
Evening Devotion—7:30 P- M.
Circle Number,One a f the PrW-
bytariaa Auxiliary,
Wants. To Quit Films
.
Strictly Inter-d.nemtostlonal.
N u m b * Pour of the First BapQpt
Church a t the home of Mrs. 8.'* Agde*flel< "Perofort Ci ttage^* w
Magnolia Avenue, for the batiiflH
At the churrh debt. Tfte gueeta
were imatctd *t the dnoT by Mrai
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Prayer A Testimony Wed. P. M.
—7l4»
30.—
(API—3. L Base, 79, Ipemer bu.lyesterday
II* came
t . Rorvirand two
n McWilii Harold
Our quality, our Service, and our prices
will Ratigfy you.
F * r "Z ip " K frv lra Phono 195
Sold Bu Leodino
DRUG0IS1S
•o d
CONFECTIONERS
�ytp9*d
W hen H . Begun
Campaign to
3 .'1
K4*M
lcs iC?
bad prohlWtlow,
economic1
Lat 'unenfartaabt# la w ' th#
3 d Aft,” * i i
by
i , Barry, president of mm
rk,
N. . J ,
H al
M tall, end—here's the rub
icund* tetl Too busty to
r himself on ch»rity. and too
it to leave hi* desperately
totally in tbo lurch. Jo* h u
EiUU
■r halted dated*, H W
m a o * T. Slovenian of m u .
i ‘ « m elected pvaaldeat tor
• I tbo om ludliig aamten.
V Ux ccmforme* resolution
voted otter on address by
m E, Ulopd, ooooetote prwr of Mono m in a t th# Ifnl\$ ‘ of Chicago, who oooorted
, <|9'P*r rent and t a w of cltls*
, aad other political dirtelotM 7W
Three months ago It#
it eltr of Yonkgre. N.
Itv t wore willing to- do all they
itiifl. Lot. aioo. poor Jo* arts too
.da to fit Into the narrow plpaiu . Uanalutal . . .
$ *$ !**> • >
That was tho toot otraor, and
os decided to do something about
a eoonomlc corpulence. They
tomlied u u t Uuy would lire
im a job It ha reduced to on
ran MO pounds. That was enough
ir J o e .' He stopping eating,
rom then on breakfast was bis
,m rw i
T O V
.t
I aaaee, that
«. alnate, *»•
ntttm
" ’
r ^ g t o r e " IBIS *reltlj In Um
United Bute* h*« JncreaaeJ Ufi
par cant ond Income 160 percen t”
'- Th* realtor* alto recommended
•itabUihm tnt of a bousing and
"d ty planning *lnilitute, and ap* ptlBy reli.pt» set in, and deoplta
plioPed thb taking of Initial ktopp itsi all-intent roglmen hi* welsht
tewbrd Mu raUbUsbment tbrpugh m t up again to a n . o u t Joo
M o ral legtiUtlon ef a oyotem. te 'dn’t civa up hop*, ond kept
n | hie reducing. Now be
‘Ijacoiint mortgagos on bttmn r#*b luckily
nihc i.tout M l. Ho had w an
t e d 'to loos mare than a pound a
K Among the director* elected [ay for the first olsty day*. when
WO* John- K Oreen, fit. Patare- i> woo going strong, ond a total
. CS^uourpb (or tbo on tire Uuoe
r% .
. . .
.IVPU to speed up hi*
u
fhWHh an optimistic alaUmant on
-J>Amadc«n bB*!"*** condition* tho
hfkutlimal foreign trad* eouneil
: ysatorday. brrught ite convantlon
F /.tf a eloa*.
Y; Bonnuing tha. haypot* of proV paredrieix a t home against prl<*Y- rolling, *s atetod by Jama* A.
I Psrrell, praildent of the toun:l|
. 'alwl o f'th a Uni led Slates Htarl
ap'rporallon, th* lorelgn t adet*
dealt with domestic
eondltlon*
, and mad* no mention of the tariff
Y Ip any way.
“Tke thief factor fn th# proaant si th* fattest youth In W<
/ altualion la prvfUUap msrchandl*- ice County. ■
log,- iraultlng from undo* prle#
reduellont, Ih* council atatamaot
road.
-The official declaration waa
pfNmlmoualy adopted at tb* closing
aaaalon. It «mphaait*d, aa had
President Farrell, that th* domes-
fv
‘
otdKft ttk WadmUto
im
••..tew- T- :Wv'tenm,.«iNt?
,Wft WffimMbnAS#
it iw r r i m n t n t
ISl* arSer 0* pub II
week f*r feuf t<]
we*lt» In .The Hen(a
■•wanner otikllaked
r
I w a il ;
this I
Court in mil r<
Brmlnete Cnuat
*t»i» «( wieria*.
FMED T. 1
BrffiWys
I. w.
MoniW i l l ff*t.
Seel, thane* M*{
crcry
town with an empty pall to gat a
bucket of ctaami Jo t takes awry
'tiling seriously, and would trudge
valiantly .anywhere if hi* errand
was to getja rouu dKiu qre.
Jot has dlHiculty getting
around. II* shuns trolley oars as
ha vrauld th* filaaus, so that, too
poor to ride & cab* even if ha
could find one apactous enough to
DISCHARGED IN RECORD TIME
"Th# moa* algnirkint fact- In
la itatua of th* International
ad* of Ui* world la that the volM of merrMndiaa aalea a'jout
tuala that of a few yfar* ag*
ken bmlnea* was ^ajoylng aub,
antlal prosperity," said th* daaration. "Oat price Ir^sl* have
dlen to th* paint where profit
t* been largely eliminated. The
ilaf fartor gf th* p’reMiit, altu*:
m la prof Itie** merrhkndlilng.11
•n
m w .w m
!
JL' rtHW.Yioait, May ^ a -IA 'V r
f t U i 3 ^ — tent- ■;»
« S W M » » ANt)! CAf
Wolf lit 414 Panada
that time, which ww In tho
M or loot January. Joo
ltd 414 pounder A month
ho woo down to n s . r o t twlo malt u/t 111* enormous
e llko candlcgrcaaa under a
I. In two month* bo reached
xi-Uy centUlullon to wr**Uo With
a crita:cnUl of such elephantine
p.-CEOrUo.yi. tu*. a hualcy Yonkers
polfcrtntrt notowd Ed Koehon goto
4 crest kick out of pushing Joo
r.xund and being putkatl around
»/. M R l a return. Kcohsn hop**
lo wing Joe down to tho necc»n w 200 pounds within i i r n r .
Temporary Work .
J oj h i l t temporary Job xrtth
tin Yonkers pollca force, htuillns
beg** of food for their agency for
ihs relief of lbs Unemployed, Kesl-.srt I* hi* b an In Urn wnrk. and
la only w rrr that iho Job will oooil
disappear m ssum of tbo leosen*
In; detniind for charily i»od. For
fca. tbcugh fot with * capital P.
is by no means toiy. H» Is probibfy Iho most wlUIng-to-work par
te,1. In Iho city of Yonkers, oven
though ho Is famed (or and wide
-
M
a g U Sle of tInW
i i of— II
and farewelp*
n rope
special article* of
nrlslnet erdar ef pekllmtlen mte
I* Ml* c**»e,
rile !■ n r of fir
, o £ w rU rH *L*
-
- w .il
friends a r t behlm
mlruJble fighi to
amounts to on of I
Una down on foo
Ins him self busy a
.vt vv^Sr- CHAIRS y o g SALE
and aporta Uks wj
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M*7Sa!w IhSbs
ay a rlaal Sen
Ibereuf Ihla SJrS Say ef 111
1SSI
V. K. DOt!<l LABS,
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;l»en Ual ai
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Wav/As
fARIIINOTON, May a tM A fl
» offleUI Waihlngtoa vtewi
■Ituation, a downward ad Juki
it of rent* appaapt haoeasaVy
t dnutle economic chagga ii
LuaIM*a and conjiracMfin l»
try ha* culmlnaiad * id" thh
d of endeavor, baiter on* *1 tte
IPvorabl*
i building, mainly to th#
imant dwelling CH4, A » £
Inara la, ganarally, a aurplna
«*a In nil dwaUbnr* with the
*
�uag^wai
Morrison, LLh Morse, Op 11
ttn i j* . Krlly T<
L'lartnrr
• durum m l
•peak. T f yth
M*ra apraking
* Hm M M # « d out In front of
<**■
Tha M w n i i t J u * union wiib
"Why - don’t you call me a
tbe^ Associate Reformed Preabyt m f e C k a n h waa described by liar, the*?" ha naked, removing
tkorBeV. a . Ik Morrit, Atlanta, a t
The'mop sprang a t each other,
“grpwlag ' very rwpWly.”
befatw*-Vgoairby repreaenta Uvea
Another wavvmont for union could ran H i, them. They clinched,
,otj»*r dcnoir^na^ijna each pommelling the' other.
brought alt anoutnirrment that a
-They fell over on tba deik of
Jolrdi fpaeUng of Urn rcpreaenU" Re|rrcaenUtlre Me Rory, Seminole,
Uvia of tbeee churches bad rcc- aa their colleague* bunched In
mu atended .the bolding of a Con1 rwtu-'them. * *•
* >*
prearated *to l»o taprr-mc judlcgtarias in IBJ2." .
Tba ,/oug bod tea In IhU group
a n thfcpprM yferlan Church In
tha Untied S u tra of Amatlca, the
United' Fm hytorian Charch of
North tAutericn, tha Reformed
ChunH U Amerira (Dutch, and
lh a Reformed ’ Church In the
C a lle d Stale* UUermin.)
A apecUl committee waaj-.appolnled W th tN Rev.V , M.’ Rich
ards, of DavidioH Colkge, N. U ,
the
assembly
n s Irrai ■even PreahyU nt thUb liMapa j towant
dlaronUaucd. Ont from
ta Trakbytery or Sooth
aaaarta "aOch union. If
Vfqulrl sjHIt mlr beloved
■Ojh end io end and ao
c. nan,
Tba Rev. A
Columbia,
S. C* brought graeUngs from tho
Associated Reformed Presbyterian
Church,' tayHig ho could report
"advisedly" that a f Mi ng In fa
vor af a closer relationship betw ara bka church and Um S iu Ui nrjf Fntab) lcrlan body "lvsrna to
It waa several mlnwteo before
Uifl could bo ae pa rated.
Still (trotsatlhg their rights,
they parted. Homo's friends lead"ty a ta q a wsa eji
earlier In
tha day during i
gas t a t division filibuster. Ha
Watson waa pleading for au
"end to this nonsensical filibust
er” a t Um time the fight alerted.
Ha continued to plead along this
lin* afterward and up to- tha
Ultra a t, adjournment.
During tha tarly part of hla
pddrnss, Watson ns mad Homo aa
I lie man i
of the --.-V
Uj '» Ixmnd majority
ind minority' group* to affect a
compromise pn tha gaaoline tax
distribution bi%
When Watson, one of th* fiery
orators of tba Heaae, sought to
assist Repreaenta tires Mathew*,
Duval, and Rabineau, Dade. In
the filibuster, ha waa ruled out
of urder several times by the
*frakcr, but refused to take his
rest.
"Mr. Watson. I shall have to
order the aergranl-at-arm* to_Jemavn you." Lewla warned.
"Have him come ahead,” Wai
U* ? " * * ' ' -J,
tU TTSO liR uilTilay SOr^-(AP) deadlock, valccd comment.
Anylm iff- jciiott inlfinidflil t ^ Urwl* aald ordlr raukt ba ptaraR * t{ie relations bclween Um
"llhvw Um sergeant rota* ahead
% A ir » nnd their congregation!,
Id a adopted yesterday by the and taka me out," Watson thoadJab aral assembly of th# Presbyter
ian Church In tba Hi H. A.
Otroductlon of the plan of the
tt >ara) rounrll of tha
rhuKh,
as ting up a system of board* of
diet Ion lo attempt )o solve pasal difficulties, brought tba
It debate in the assembly nean. OffeiVd by Dr. Clelaitd R.
Afroi New York, *» a mean*
placing responsibility far **td b r tha Rar. W.' A. Pour*
uhohocken, P p, .who coi)that the jduu. wuulcj not
f lE* problem' f i r ’ lit* m^ntand by the Re*. C. F. Van
. Honey Rrtayk, iF a.. wjio
:*d that virtual domination ’roiu, tge chamber, for five minrilalvra h y a hetrarrhy of bla- iljrk. Tbr rwqaeat w*i grant acL
waa threatened.
-r
- A highlight nf the day, cafleil
(Continent from Page On*) '
Mtybr T. L. Duma*. a*alat«d by:—
W. fl. Karbari. Judge Jamea Sbaroa, and II. It. Harris.
i proposal for tba
ROTARY C L UR DIVISION
taa to limit In d M *
. 90. minute*.
* * -beaded by' R. tl. Cray, rbalnaau
lg fbrth Home'a plan and aaa'ated b y : - J . L. LeRoy,
the deadlock by la- •'vied «halrman, W. A. Leff1*r(
arllanirntary pnxud- llendry WaUon, K. I,. Maikell, W.
) 'document Mated that U llaynra, (J. W. Spenrer, II. R.
(boater ‘ wan not broken, 'Stamina. I,em I- UHov.
I-all ba known aa tha t LIONS CLOU DIVISION headrd by V. W. Writ (el, assisted by:—
,’wthi 'n f "Florida.*
wn aald he understood K. J. Meyer, Mai Stewart.
r m dhtriUitcd In the apGENERAL COMMITTEE tretely BO small county rep- ,der the dlirtllun nf II. U Lrbfife aoll-Jb banded to fa- .man, ami W. A. fo-fGcr; S. p.
.
H P three crate of Chair, At White, Linton E. Allen.
atbtuV .prcarnl ali-eonl t u W. I . Cooper, Hr. A. W. Knot, R.
gaaoline equally among coun- J . Holly, Fred It. Wilaon, Ed.
Iliggbii. II. C. OuRoae, Harry
k**I denounce aa mntrmpUMa any Pap worth, Fred Render, R. A,
autb plan jof procedure,” bo shout Smith, F. L. Miller. R. L Pcrklni.
ed arrows the chamber to Home, T. W. Jonea, C. M. Boyd. Clyda
"and now you have the chance to Ilyrd. Ik F, Doyle, Judge Warn,
answ er th a t charge.” L. Hawkin* Connelly.
»
Homey gaining the floor tem
WEST SIRE DIVISION PeUr
porarily on a point of personal Th tirat on, Jnhn K. Praratm, Chair
privilege, declared Rohineau and men. Jnhn Ileirrh, Ed welath, F.
Mathews were waiting ealuabta W, lamaun. R, W. Deane, John
lime b f the filibuster they estab Melrrh, Jr. F. W. Rail, Juliut
lished under their declaration tflet Dingflrlder, Ed Mrlarh, Jr.
tha dlitHbutldn plan waa; unfair.
EAST HWF. DIVISION Frank
Tbeyfre accused us or tM m ry , Kean*, and R. R. Chapman, Chair
nf grand larceny, because of our men, Fred Domrr, R. O. Meri
honest attempt to pass this UlL" wether, C. E. Rawann, A id JihnHorns proclaimed. " H a v e ySh aon, Sandy Anderson, II, J. Clause,
members of the majority tha con- I,. I, -Frailer.
WOMEN’S CI.UH DIVISION
arlence to alt hem, trifling, and
allow this filibuster to
on when headed by Mr*. I*apworth, aaalalyou will have to answer to your eri by:—Mr.. McKay, Mra. S. M.
constituents an I your God for ItT” Ahere rumble, Mra. Walter II.
"Tha majority of thla Houae Rarh, Mra. Compton, Mr*. T. J,
rtready la known generally through Brady, Mra. Arthur Rianan, Mra.
th* atat* a* monkey men," Rob- A. Derby,-Mra. W. T. *l.alrd, Mra.
Inaau shouted In raturn, rtfarrlng F. S. lamaon, Mra. I.. P. Hagan,
to tba atatament in Horna'a out Mra, Ik I, Fraa'er. Mra. Ilarty
line.
'
Heerau,
RAPTIHT CHURCH DIVISION
hraded by Mra. J. R. Abraham*,
aartated by Mra. II. R. Berk, Mra.
L. R. Riagg, Mra. W. H. Brit:,
Mra. R. F. Cole. Mia. J. C. Calhni-nyMIs* Annie Helle Dy^m. Mra.
W. R. Dyren, Mia* Emily Htarr.Mr*.
It. R. Derrirh. Mra. E. W. mil**.
(Contlnunl From Page Dnu)
srero rharged with bribery otily, It. Darr'rk, Mra. E. W. Stllea,
lu connection with a munty land Miaa Martha Staeall, and Mra. W.
I urrhaMi. They were: County E .U jrn e .
ComtnlMiinrr Albert Cooper, for
mer County Commissioners Wade
C, Christy and Griffith Jones,
former Police Chief K. II. Towel!,
Thomas Ryan and Joseph Han
non, the latter turn former owih-iw
of laud sold to th r Younly. At
torney David tihermer waa charged
With bribing a grand jury witucia.
Bind for the accused man was
fixed at amounts f rnn >500 to
>1600, fo u il officials said the In
dicted group probably will not lie
arra'gned until the week of June
B, when the rates pr ibaldy will
ba net for trlaL
* Shortly afte r the grand Jury
reported, a petition wa* placed in
rirrulatlnn asking the rouit to
suspend .th* nrofacutur fn m nffi(V.
.*
After presenting th r indict
ment* tha grand Jury minraled
that It k* kept id ag’nlchre and
given broader pwemta In Inveatlgate the utility cut panic* hrrr.
All of the jnfilrtmenta were the
ou'growth of rbargra and counterI etweeo _. Pr»*etulor
.
c h a r g e * Irtweeu
Tlmma*, A, (J. Rljnn, vlee pros!
dent of th* Uh'u Edison coin pony
Ita riy Engl* and i* vers I o lh r*
(Continued K n a l*a»a One)
t U n , a-lifted by MUa Jeanette
HmiBhii.fi, cent rail*. and Mr. Wal
ler Kimball, accompanist, both «f
Hollini CoUckc School • of MuaU,
will offer the annual recital la
tHHior i f the graduates.
Wislnoitay niyltl, the annual
Junior-Senior banquet, given hy
the Junior* in honor ol. their drparting class-malri, nnd affording
not only ggyrty and humor, but
acallnirnl anil good-fellowship,
will Iw fldlnwt-d by a da nr* a t lb*
po-w l Plymouth Country Club,
atncv l by a local fraternity In
linnnr.of the yrailoalen,
i t'lmiinem-t mrnt exercise* will hr
held Friday night at the auditor!um, Marling at BtflO o'clock. Th*
^following program will be offcrel:
sent i ,| |,y Supl. T, W. Lawton I
Valedictory, Mi** Virginia Earle:
alnging lI class song, Ity the'Sen
ior*; awarding of. diplomas, by
Prof. tl. E. McKay, and recession
al by the orchestra.
During all the appearances- of
the Seniors at th r various events;
the fnbwlng student* will a r l l n
the following rides: Miodrlaiui,
the Mlstm t.urlllp Rols, Lillian
Rranan, Retty ICntermiatri, and
Carmen Guthrie; Marohnll*. Mal
colm tlleglns and John Courier
Jr.; and uahere, the Misses Mnr
Jiirle DuRose, Nona River*, Helen
C'olbctl, Palsy O’Connor, Ma'.'nrfn
Bunltkc, Uronnle Duggar, llrleii
By O h i o Jurors
Rntimdo,
Case Monday
G riff SehoflaR Edwin Nhlnholaer,
R btil Smith. Alfred Stanley, PM1
ASHEVILLE. N. t l, May W— ’ 12—-Wanted
S Unity. Eugene Takacli, Eugene
T*rnrri Sidney Weinberg. Wallace, (API —Argument* of three more
Whlddjn, l.inwixxt Wilson, lleniy attorney* ami the charge uf Judge LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on yourold battery. SIS W. F irst 8b *I
WitUi *Wl Wchard Young. j
M. C. Barnhill today remained :to
, r - '.B u J - ---------------- - ’
he drl'vrrcd before the -caa* nl I.KFFI.KR APARTMENTS, 111* ' ! ,
Magnolia Av*. Three rooms and y. ?.
tlirro fuinirr hanker* and public
ofllrlat* chargril vrith preverllng bath. Phone 63P.
the public rrrd il to aid thr Cm- in — House« For K en t
Iral Rank A Trust cimpany will
go tu thl; jury.
FOR RENT: 2 five room house*
The argument? will lie complt lnl
in Woodruff sub-division, mod-_^
In three hiura, but Judge Ram- n n tonvrnlrncra. >16.00 m o iitk '
(Continued from Page One)
rounded by t& In 1*0 pollremrn'tie hit) has indlcntnl he probably will Phone 136.
waa huatlnl to a ihlr room where defer h i chn.ge until Monday. NICE FOUR to five room house i t ‘V Peola. Porch. >1.00 monthly. P,' \\
he akld ha merely hid made a quick Thl* ia*e, the second to lie tried
move to kiaa hi* fnater-mother, of n Urge numlwr InvoKing 27 O. Box MjO.
Mra. Anna Crowley, to bid her drlnnUntx ax. the Aftermath of j ROOM FURNIHHED houaa, B .
Innk tallme* in thl* vicinity last
goodbye,
minute* from P. G.— corner [
A mandatory arm-lnre of drath fall, will lie th r latl to be tried at Locust Ave., and 2nd Ht. latwaen.
in the electric chair will In- lm- the spec nl lernt «f court which
puard Monday. Crowley unmedlatr- opened Apr. 27. >.
FIVE ROOM furnlihed house.
ly will be taken to the drath houae
Available June' lot- Call 4(1
Another special term ha* lieen
a t Sing Sing priaon.
.railed for July 13 In Uy qlher Park Avenue.
Crowley wka convicted for about- cases, including lhn*r against Col. _________________________ _ t .
ing Patrolman -Hiradr an a -lonely 'f.trkf law. Luke law Jr..'A m l'E lim iSK F o n Rent: 614 PalnNllar
Call at C tl Magnolia or Photm ,
Laing- Island ma,f May «
P. t'linrlet, n la-n rmploye, of
That night, Crowley, firal hunt- Noshvillr, charBitl with conspir 32it.W. Alsu Garage.
ttl'ln connection with the alaying ing with two of the Central (lank
21—Acreage For Stic
of a New York policeman and of A Trust.Viimpany'* officer* to
Virginia Hranncn. a dance hall defraud Ihr bank out nf more FDR SALK: Fifteen aero farm
hoatraa, waa alttlng in a parked than >1,IMX),OOU before It closed
on hanl road. 10 clraivd. It llladj y i ’
machine with lO-ycar-old Helen Nov. 2u.
Also two 10 acra Idccka unclrared
'3
on road lo Monroa. L. A. Rcna’ud, ,
Watah.
lllrach with Patrolman Joseph
304 W. 2nd 8L
' -VS
Yodlre atopped at the ra r and
Anderson A Claytin nlan to
naked lb ace the drleer’a lirenae. iip IIIO.IMK) bale* of cotton 211— Mlncrllaneimn F o r H ak
rough Port of Javksonvillo inis
Juat what followed waa contra
dicted In the tealimony of thr Male
ar. -Jark*unvll!o Timr*-Unbu^ FOR SALK: Upright piano la \
good condition. gVfk. U. HcndaLi
and defenae, but Crowley admitted
ItH
HI W. 1st HI.
ha shot and killed lllrwrh.
The alate contended the killing
FOR
SALE: Store building, of 9
waa dona . deliberately an,| that Enjoy a week j:ml at tha sealot in* on Sanford Ave. cheap
aide
or
a
fishing
trip
In
New
Ihe.urftcer ha 1 not even drawn hi*
for rash or will exchange for Han
gun. Crowley testified, however, Smyrna tho b e s t fishing
ford llldg. and l*uut Asa’n alock.
ground
on
the
East
P
o
sit
of
the officer attempted to shoot, that
T, A. Iliothcmon, Box 42H, CUy,
Florida.
Ida gun inliaed fire * ihI “bly then
or Phone 13i>.
FREE IIKIDGEH
did Crowley file /In self-dr fence.
After the ahoolfhg Crowlry die- Slay at ALBA COURT. Now FOUR USED radios. All elaetrtc.*
Home with dynamic speakers Wt ;
appeared to be heard from again Smyrna's ' most modern Hotel.
the following day when a police Rooms with pilvato or con cm optional bargains. For rash, i
ba(ha. Comfortable, I in.00 and down. Ilof-Mae Bat*
coition »a* thrown a Unit a room necting
ing hou-e wheie police were In quiet, modem, refined, home Irry Co., I t? W. 2nd HU phoua
vd-Ti
formed he and the Walsh girl were like. Dining Room. Garages. 101..
Special week-end pales. Take
iiidilig.
A
FEW
jfood
bargain*
la
along*'1
Crowley Ignored ■ police ilrmaitil your family along. Write for
furniture, auch as beds, spring*,
In surrender am i, i-lege waa laid rates and booklet.
dieaarrs, ga« stoves, clr. Phun*
American or Kurtipran plan.
with hiiriilml* nf |hiUcc pu*let| In
4tA*. I* «*ltig’a T nnafer and Blot*
the atreel, at windows mid on
age, 4th and Pine Kta.
naif*. In n gull luitlle, Crowley ciFOR HALE: Twenty head young
rhauged abut* until hla ammuni
nn lea, thousand to tw«lvr boa*- *'■>
tion wna riliniifted, then pave up
dn-d |Miund* weight, can lie see* a t
,
the fight.
Italry Flrtnlnga tiarn, tlalneavkll*, V’-j
Fla.
.t 4
Crowley F i g h t s
C o p s Following
His Conviction
ClnHsificcI Ads
NEW YORK, May nil. I AT)
It. Hnowdrn Mnrshidl, til. follltet
tln leil States at In may tor IbiHonthrin Dlslric.) of New York,
d:e«l yevlridsy nt bf* home. Illfather served through the Civil
War a* n staff officer uf tlem-ml
law’*.
nAVK YllUR WATCH npaireil
TARPON SPRINGS—Curb a»rV,U
by ono who nal ly know, huwl Kaglv Street l>|;ug moved to make i •
Rrlgga, Jeweler, Mag. Avc.
way for repavftg of thoroughfwrii . ^ fl
Dr. W. K. MarDOUGALU CHI
ROPRACTOR, la now located at
hla .rvaidenr* In Floial Heights,
N. Kanforil. I’honc fitM-M.
LINCOLN. Nchr., May W. — <
(A P| Wind, bail and rain sweptInto Nrbraska )estrrday causing
,T— Aulnmuhllrs
STATE GAIIDENKIIH* KI.ECT
injiny to at least two prrton*,
IPJH PONTIAC 2 door ardan, de*lruction of lira slock add Ml, May :I0 (API \. C
>■'160,1X1 - A-l condition. Reel pntiPry nnd damage t i farm prop-, Palm Reach, wa* elected and Hon*, Myrtle A ve.crly, The los* In one aeellnn wa«_.
lit nt the Florida Htiile
rstlinnted nt more than >200,000^,'
I—
lluxlncfut
Service
era* n**mlnllnn nl the
a *e*»l 'll of the third *n- LANKY'S DRUG STORE—Pre
onVkntlou here yealetylajf.
scription*, magailnci, fountaia
Valia was rlioaeu for next service.
PROMPT
drllvarlog.
year's s»«cn)hly
I’honi 101.
tlUILDtHn RI/1CK3— Irrigation
boiea and general cefnent work,
Mliarln Concrete Co. J. E. Terwlllager, Prop. 3rd and Etui.
#A —-l*nullry
1‘KYEKh SSv twr 111, Thl* i* bargain wick, lay |n your supply at
once. Motor to B, T. Tiller, Paul*.
M p O tp C U a P
rvoa a . n w u c i
rb C Jj ? . — -
RM O R U dtS T O «e.
O o E la jF t
MY HUMMER clasae* In Pla1
firtc will hcgla June 1 '—. _
_
1*Frances A. Hickson. Mill, MyrtW
Avcnur, Phone 685-W.
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CAFE
OAHIH CAFE
Open 24 koura— 112 B.
r*rtt.
ANGEL’S HAHIIECUB
Open 10 A. M. to 2 A.
M. Hanford ft Geneva
Aves.
LUNCH ROOM
6 ft 10c Lunch ft
Coffee Hhop.
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kJU
w^hi 1
|p 1*
v
a. •*'
encing To Be
Incompliance
Recent.Order
jpreme Court
National Confei
To Study Tar
te r s Schedule!
Take Place III
WASHINGTON. M a y .®
President Hoover I* plaUHM
call a natlinal c n n f* r* n e u «
officials, prolmhly in thW.^M
cording 1e tho-e who ili*U*|®
subject with him Jr* terday 3
tho While llouoa It Is said M
tha matter under lonaldorgg
The mounting and osnfW
butdena of fedsial and i t i l t 1
tlon would be the lubject fe»i
a deration a t the conference.
The I'reaideal wa* tnaeb I
fresned with the problem '
aented to him by taxati »n soil
ties from three of tho 1 let
state* of tha Union—New -1
III noia and M aieathuattU .’,*
told him of the deplmable Iff
coordination between tho t
levied apon tha th ree Vuttj
taxpayer. They prgod him W
•uthorllioa of the Uinta | g l
for the purpose of werklnd
(Continued on Pago Six)
WASHINGTON, May 2 9 .- (AP)
—Tha treasury deficit today
pushed The $1,000,000,000
wjth IpdUattoua th at It w
^inrvrr
■Ing, an d In noonl ca ses,
t H^V. • w-.
Carlton V eW B M
UgalixIngGtmMtag
PROCLAMATION
-
.dakp thu HootraM* i.
PgpMtok* IP, ^ _
Ar, b o tW ag fu n p y ihat
ko *a»ed ill* abut ‘away fra*
'defagatMa at the .ta r t of tha
*SM* and soma now re d a c t,
i t the “G aaU am .ntrtdnV .
• long to m *Wpd laaeo neat
mouth u rube Money to moat tho
deficit.- However,-1*offltlol* • remaised alisat on any financing
Caldwell, plan*.
'
-• The treasury statement far
May M, mods public yesterday,
showed S yiJXW.TVMtt defl.lt
resulting from eolleet'ona of U T tM T lJM and expenditures of
*J,7»3,3*4lm thus far In the fit-
Presbyterian* B r e ak
Precedent WhenSele c- t in gT i Capitalist
*
m\m
^ N ew p a p ew
lTernary expect*
MONTRBAT. N. «%' Mey 2 9 .^
fuDect $300,000,000 or a> re In laroam taxes aad war dskt interott (A PI—Breaking, a procodent of I I
year*, tho Presbyterian church In
(Ooutteuod on Paga B i t ) .
the United ptatou; with member•hip In 17 Southern Bute*. yes
terday alerted R. A. Dunn, Char
lotte banker a n l capitalist, moder*
•U r.
Mr. Dunn, who won peer five
other nominee*, all minister*. la
tho Tirol layman to bo riovuted U
the highest afSaa In tba gift of Urn
•TALLAHASSEE, May
(AP)—F U lh cU r methods again rhurrh since laid, and tho fifth
today blocked tha attem pt of a m v ■lam IU organisation J n IN Ihie election came 0n the. third
Filibiwter A gain
Blocks Effort To
Pass (kur Tax Bill
As Most V
Advertising
rail upon our cltireoa t« aid la
Ihe ntaervunre of NatlonaT Me
morial Day by attending all exererne* *:heduled to ha bold dar
ing tha day, and urge that a senyrmi- rrxpons* be given tha ef
fort* of member* of tha Ameri
can Legion end United Spanish
American War Veteran*.
* Signed. T. L. DUMAS,
Mayer* City of Sanford.
MUSSOLINI ACTS
T O STOP ATTACKS
UPON CATHOLICS
Believes Violence Of
Youthful F a sc ists
Has Gone Too Far
•fU r • hard fight staged in
both breaches of tiw l l g W l tur*. Th* Bill la tta final form
wa. weighted with amend,n m ti. Tho Governor*! «*ion
com* souvewhat u • surprt**
Ptrrekt L air. fjrm rr Sanford u i i was tho prtvtU at. boUof
banta|~w 1w « a t unsuccessful la; that ho would taka no netleu
hi* lates( Sppyal to tho Florida; on tho measure thereby allow
PSMVWWCeuit ••king that S three ing |t
broom* • law.
fm t pflson etn.eac* Imposed on
hloi foh vfehttlm of tho state
banking law*, ba declared Invalid
will, pvt b r i g h t into court before
Jitdfo De\Ylit T. Gray, of Jsrh*<^vl|te. Monday morning t> bo
roefntedted In compliance wltji
Ihe decWon of the h’nprrma Court
la* wv^fi.'
Tha mandate for hi* preoenUlien befaru Ju d te Gray, tignad by
Chief Justice B rora Buf.ul, a t
tired la Sanford thl* mornlnr, an i
wae raids a. m atter of public recoid In tho office* of V. E. Doug*
laaa, clerk of court.
It aftlim* tha judgment of tho
rlrcu't eju rt In dec ding th at Mr. 'A fro*, dtacauioa of tha.coming
Lah* sheald serve a throe year special charter «iattuha«U> eloatlon
sentence for law-vloiatlen. It fur*
ther atstao that Mr. Lake bo will be heard at tha hi-mon thly
placed before the bar for further meeting of the ftemlnala Ocuaty
proceeding*, and that all coata la Chamber Of Ccramare# ko bo k a h
tha ra*e ba borpa by him. Tho a t tho v’aldsa Hotal Motiday -at
mandate waa signed on Majr^ 27.
IttlB o'clock. Thai la kjum w flthaOn the next day, Govtraoc (lati
tan inaoed a* order which brings
Judge DaWilt T. Gray, of jack- earn on the reeulU o f a ef U u l
•one lie. to Sanford next Monday misting of the trade body trilk
wha'ta "he will roma n
long •• the Parmer* Club h a t Wednesday
night, win he • brought up. AO
(Continued on Page Rial
members of the trade hod* are
expected to ho praeeat, w ills. aay
Other resident* InUroetad Ig tho
charter clactloa dlaeuaiton h cor
dially Invite** to attend.
In ronaeem a with th a Mseotxleu
(Chotlnuod on * * * * *
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OF CHARTER BILL
SLATED BY C.0FC.
IndfctmortB
In 21 Cases AlltW
From Desertion
1st Degree MurAi
The
S em inole
Cooni
G ra n d J u r y , In n a t i o n nla
Inst T u e sd a y m ornlnff. , i
pea red before Judge W ale
W. Wright this sftsfTW
shortly after 8:00 otlM
presented him with SI 4
dlrtmenta on mrioua ta
violations ranging froaa «l
eertion to murder; made
Opportunity WiM Be
Granted To Express
Views On Election
ROMK. May 29.—(A P)— Pre
BEA tSLAND BEACH, (k
mier Mussolini intsroenod yea*
May 29.- -(A P )—A bankar tun*
terday to prevent further Irole* re la
hia attention I* new»|ltper m the heated controversy between fasvertUIng by banks jeilrrday al
e‘»t xealits and Csthol'c organlta■aid:
tloni, It wa* understood oo »*-cl
■ “Wo must idmentber that a
ient eothorii).
vertUIng la naws—muit be ngt
From tourcea iloaa to thu gJTif It I* to produce results. . . » J
arnmrnt It was learned the dues
a lime like th:a we eannol affo
had come to tba rmwloaiou that
not (o tell the public what it nag!
to know about banka sad bank'ng. tho violence of (ko y o u ag .fefriiit
i f n bank ba* e.JUMon'for sxlgb- agaiasd member* of tha- Catholic
Sig, the public has a right Ip bxsaw 'Ar.iua begintUIkm aad pmw'ify
Cathollr gvjups had gone too Ulssb Patrolman'Trade rick Htroth
|i; Tbcre I* no othei means by
r. Th a Wa* eepeeially tree .of at Ncrth Mtrrfck several weeks
Which you ran drive hrnie your
mrr*aee more cheaply n r . with tha disorder* of Wednesday night, ■r®.
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more sustained effrcllvrnsss than wbad a imrtralt af Pope Pint XII On lha night of the killing, ha
through Ihe consistent u»e of the
aal,| ha wal taatad with Helen
paper of local circulation, Ihe pa
IValsh, tfi. In 'a n automobile In
“Black Bklrt lane," North Mer
p e r'tv which yoor ntlghbors are
rick. Patrolman Hlrarh and hla
•erustomr I to turn far Information
mmpaalon. Patrolman Peter Yodand political guidance and shop,
Ire approathad.
ping augg«allon*.“
“What did Ihey say to y out"
The speaker wa* John M, Gra
aaked Charles R. Weeks, of de
ham, Rome, Ua., banker, address
fense rounseL
O
ing tba annual onrention of the
“On* of them said, ‘by the way,
Georgia flanker*' Aaioriatlon. of
„r»
......
k
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i
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take off ynur hat'.“
which he I* president.
“
Who
salg
th
a
t?"
He defended newspapers for
“The nip who aim shot."
priul'ng the newt. “If a hank la
“ What did you my than?”
in trouble. . . . That* news, The
“I said, 'don't do nothing and
paper must print It for they live
leavr her go. Hhe had nothing to
by printing news Just as we Use
Ho with It- I’ll go with you.' They
by making loans." He said II
wouldn't do that. They, said 'naw.'
was true that nearspapar* someI wes lust allttnr there for a min
I'm** d'splayad bank failure* wlib
ute. The guh (H Inch’s) was up
undue prom Inane* and added: “W*
agalm l my stomach and I reached
ran hardlr rjv p la ln about what
In my porhat and I heard nb« gun
tba paper* print If we are ourclick rtneOj, - '
'
•elves aagictlng la tall the public
“I polled Out Mf gun and fired
our own atoiy. When you buy
three .hols aad I could *** the
the chance to letl your public the
Other rop (YPdlco)
running
good thlnga sto u t your hank —
through tha bualaa. I ktpt on
the thlnga that you would tell
■hooting aAl prottlr m w I W I «a
yoor customer* If you had llis
m ort bulUtt a n d ! rrahhod hold
i ha nr* to talk w 'th 'them person
of tho gun th* #0|> had. I pulUd
ally."
'
lh ,«
3d *Tpt 0n. . f 11* 111*
until :I fired oApolot and than wa
Crowley Testifies
How He Killed Cop
On Being Accosted
K
flaae- Oseo -and owe half bear* t*
dlocyta tho proposed cloture rule
Budget Appeal Of
Salvation Army To
Start On Tuesday
id Bootlegger
Melaka Arrested
Arrangrmante ar* naarly com
pleted for tho Salvation Andy
Ocdgat Appeal which get> under
way hero Tueodejr gwmlng when
more than th team* of men, aad
about the tim e number of wemen, wiU begin n canvas of tho
city far the purpose of raising
14,000 with which "to operate the
local Army artivttla* for one
year.
t'V
headquarter*
At the camp a.
Hag on East
In (ho Melach'1
First Htreot, the
dries Mav* a m
dlaplay which a
Of picture*, tho
whlrh gatvatiai
A(!*„N
with a teurrh warrant throughout . tho*
According le 1
** hated an complalnta
lal rsaMawta. Chief at St- PoUraburgj..
ry O. VnBlaaw, and Ofey, Mdtamk and Middle
Id tho W okha apartment
lar Kat*l*r,
Large Group Of Bo ys WiU Leave On
Winona tamping Trip Next Monday
'U n d er the leader*)Ip of Her
Lako Wloons Is Incatad fear
man Mott' s, general *err*t«r>- of
tho Hominolo County. Y. M. C. A., nr la* north**.: of O t L a e n
Springs, north of Dalond. It may
tha largest gr>up of boy* from
eight to 13 yearn of age that hava
iy to Jarkinnvllle a t lha
W lfU P a r k i n g Plant
ever attended a local Y. M. C. A.
summer camp, w II leave tho
above D e L e o n Spray*,
f a l i o w in x tho sign*
Court House Monday morning $t
10:00 e'rlerk far a wyek's raaip
line the hard road laadlag
a t Lake Wlgxia, tn Volutla rouni will ba vlillora day,
...
a group of parents and
Appllratlona far admltlanr* to
a axpactad. Those who
th* tam p and Its acttriir* warp
•Handing and with to
so aumereua that the quota waa
ranched atace than « week O i l
aad many hay* wer* turned
sway. Murttwg the weak «f June
«, the' T. M. C. A. older b*»k
lee a <amp emblem
th at the boy bae pasted
eurcessfully he auw4
ad average in a phyei1 davoi tonal, sad moral
»f.
Troupe
!o Land
■•parts. ABj
* Laaa et-1
• 11 ba maddj
4l. Orrur*»t*
Because of thalr loa* I* tha Or
lando Couatry Clok team yoatarday
aftrrnuon. tha aaxtat of golfers
raprtaenllng the Hanford Country
Club ore today tied with that
tram for flrat pUcs In tho standing
of the Central Florida Ungoo.
Doth tat mi huva won throo matahr* and Ioat on*.
*
Th» match, eno af a atrian
tcbeJuled to ha played every
Thur»day oftornoon during tha
summer month*, waa playad ovwr
the DelJtnd Country Oob room*,
said to hare been In a poor condi
tion.
Hanford'* representatives w an :
G. W. Hpencer, Jlar Hpencar, Lawrenrt Lundqulat, Prod Traahrr, Al
Wilson, and John TarwUllfir. Tha
frinter *h*d an S3, low owco for
tha aDarnoon.
The teem reprmantlaf tha D ay
u,n l Country Club defeated tho
A|u|nm Country Club uutfU, whlla
Dte Da Land aaxUt homblad tha
D ubtdnad outfit.
Th, .landings of tho eluhai
aml Orlsndo clubs, wua
l|lIM lMl ona
Dubsdraad.
Daytona, and DsLaod rluba. won
lwl| |w# M(b< an4 Atoms
eluh, lust four, won aoae.
ftahl report In whlrh they <
dared that all county antsrpefc
wrro In good condition} took !
cation
to rompllxtent Jt
Wright, tana ad "an outaUn
Jurist, courtaeui y e t its
compllmantod Mlltrd Smith,
tuivllfe, atata'a attorney,. tei
“quite a gallant youag man
fearlessly and Impartially
duets the affaire of his offte
the meal besoming m a n a t;*
wort discharged with tha Mb
of tho court.
PoDowlat the raturq r f
Indict matiW. i n T I ' l fV ^ T j
heooght - lato toort a ir tha
tone mautionad Id tha Hu
meats. T M r arraignment
• (CoaUaotd da Page S is)
Chain Store
Killed By 1
Attempting
ha rcehifad wodnmday In r*
Ing an attempted holdup at
offleua of kta ehala of gr«
atoras.
Jackson waa ahot by oM
thro* maa ih o entered tha 8
dard Grocery company headq
2 Ft. Myers Papers
Are Consolidated
$X MYERS, May » — (AP)—
Cunsolldatfcn of the F t. py*W
Fie*, end the Tropical*N«wt was
announced today, Tho combined
newspaper will be tsiasd from Ihe
office of the Press resuming tho
Saturday sftantoan adltlon towarrow an l publishing Urn Tropical
ANNAPOLIS. l$d. May » - New* Sunday msrutag*.
Carl Hanlon, gyoura) manager
(A P)—Cbgiglng th at
mambar*
of tha Annapolis pollta depart- of th* Tropical Naws become* gwsmeat shared confiscated liquor, oral manager af tha comhlaed
the grand Jury rasow mended yeeterday oasttm eet of new law* to
relieve whet p u
tammd “the
•making attltuds aad cmaelanea"
of police officials.
The peHea admitted la tho grand
Jery they had divided u aaf seated
Cops Admit Division
Of ConfiscmUd Rum
Tha Jar
provide n
disposal i
pensltlea
net, paetad In 1929, ho would
taxed $1,443 for hla M3 »t»
whlla ladopandent owner* of d,l
number of atore* would bo t*
only M73.
>
A throo-Judga federal ooort
Indlanspolla found tho lOWUM
xonabk, hut thalr daeialott t
ravaraad la the United 8t$
auprama aourt recently,
;
WASHINGTON/May 29.
—Th* navy Inland* to ta t
light eiaalor along tho
Honduras coast until
la tlmt country bares** ah
tlo d .
Th*' FoUey1 waa mada
ya*terday la announcing I
light traito r Richmond, a*
ad by CapL John V. B ate
reooivad-Iks U- 3» 8- 8 $
off the Viarth cosrt of H<
«ws5u;
MAIL FKAUDCMASDB F A tU <A>>
MIAMI. MeyilP*—<AF>—^>JPrrea of
wW
H
mall* to defrhwd »P*»*
�NATIONAL I.RAQU,
Philadelphia
pnufcmrk ■>•
Brooklyn----Cincinnati „
PETER ACBAAL
llWn »**»»•*
e f ^ X 1***
l p io
. A4ft
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r<*®
—^Jirpi i* ii
«u«v
Knpirmf Cawrt .to rarer** the
DUtrlrt pfTbjumbui .appeal*
drc tlon which, affirmed ht#-**afiction of accepting a #100,000 r*pi*<*nted by Dotany, Fell
sentenced U to p ik w i m t •«
Anwrfii “MffiW" Carni
.■«*** MhM 0*000#101—
-4KM t*y lioewo f.a*, \ ‘ <V
Bolter!**: Mela* ; Mtf Philip* I
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M l
and
>nd
The appanb w * r t n f f W <
Johnson, Undo** and M*nru*o. .
Onctnnltl
000 110 0 » - 4 11 0 ronrlctiou. 'ttw patil'cm > 1*
Chicago
' 011 10S 1 1 1 -0 11 • the T.HdKjr af tha htdkaeanl
lU tU rin : Bush and Hartnett;
Wy»ong, SlraWtkl^ Kolp, Eekart,
a hand In tka p rriw iidajr, atirrad tka bollpot In which 14 team* war*
tint, and Inroad aot a brand
liw -ap shortly bafera »unb a t night. Aa a raailt, tha
pal rarta become a trtfb mora
hating, with a paaalulllty that
gw nail four montha tha flrit
* taamk In tha Amorlcfn
raa standing*. Phlladtlphla,
'York. Waahlnirton, anj Clota1 and tho flrat lliroo la lha
lanal League, Haw York, 81.
a, Chicago, map bo batting It
lo r final plaro honor*.
Sanford’s
And Shoe
giving Al Rlfttmon* • ™n *or k'»
naonajr, and map ba In flrat plara
attar todap'a ta m a .. Ilara’a tha
•landing:
CENTRAL PLORI DA LBAOUH
Plaper and Club g ab r r ara. Winter Park
6 3 .71#
Simmon*. A'a . .13 U4 33 6ft .418 Or Land I
5 3 .710
Cochran*, A'n 83 13ft XI 55 .407 Daptnna
4 3 J71
Kulh, Yank.
3T Ul *7 3« JCtfl HU Augu.tln*
4 3 A71
Arlrtt, P hllle. 35 135 2fl III J7B
3 4 .43#
» Olanla bampad the Drarea Horn.hr, Cub. 30 lift 31 43 .174 Cocoa
Hanford
•
0 7 JW0
tka third airtight game, and Worthington,
. Into tha league lend. The
no* ...... ..... .. 27 105 13 3ft -143
AM ERICAN. LK A tlU R - —
I tea* 7 to 4, an j it waa anothW L I’cU
log-feat, with Tarry, Jacknon
23 ft .755
Friend., y tu're certainly got <» rhlUdrlphla
,Vi7( r i trying Up and eue22 14 .011
tall* outhltUng Merger, Worth- hand It U Haile Comb* an! Al Washington
20 14 AHl
m end Hheoly. Hogan'* home Himmoin for b*|ng consistent t»a*. New York
with two on Ih tho third waa tor*. Karin didn't let Kanuhapr'a Cleveland ..
jjaeldlng f« U r. Barger kiwi pRaWn* r^eUmr-Mm a. he ■■hltH M tta4t‘t ^
phonier. Ben Cantwell gut Ik* .three time* yeaUwday to make it uhHago .
bjfam o a* a rtinner for-Hheely 20 con«rru( t» game* ha'» gone In *L leiul*.,....
be ilghth, but failed to aeon which, hk >**'. gathered one nr Bo»U n----aldp waa retired.
if
•.Cuba want Into third place
ana of tho lot* Uw Braroa aufl For (he third atralght day,
tab* defeated tka Had*. Tha
I wa* 8 U 4. fitaphanaon and
r kit 1.000, tha formar getting
lo r fobr, while the U tter got
f»r two. Both toama made 11
but tha Cuba get aatra h u e
'lit crucial moment*.
After haring tkelr lT-gawt
aalag aimak lalerrupted 1 W
f, tka MacMnaa ahaah off
dr retrain, at not being able
l b the Awerteoa.League rec| «f 11 atralght gamaa, and
(goaded U whip ike Yaaka
«la. They hardy did It tbaagh,
r (key had ta |a « p aa ralbf
trker Bkerid far two raa* la
0 atghtk la giro lk*w tka
tarn ft ta ft, Cbchran* Ml a
w aa part af k b eaatlaaad »t#ly ra b with the atkk.
jtfklla the Yank* war* loalng,
1 Senator* took * d bb-baadar
n th* Red Boa and cllmboj Inbarond place. Brown wa. nicked
pin* hit* In tho flint game, bat
8 by a It to ft acor* whan Ih*
UUt* g«t I t hlta back of Mm.
Il aacond gam* waa a cloae
R a id in g 4 to 3 In faror of tho
I baeauaa of a fifth Inning l i t gtUck which brought In three
. Halnla Manu.h wa. .topped
r kitting nafoly In II atralght,
b and m a t i n g again carried
I .of Ibo Ho** batting pewor.
erclanJ wont Into fourth plae*
flrtu* of a 6 to 4 win oror tho
nw . We* FerttU did iU hnrlniut allowed fight hlta, whl *
3a Morgan, Jo* Voamlk, WI1U#
im, a iu Olrnn Myall did moat
be Kitting whlih accounted fee
I I h iu tho Indian* gathorad.
■a kit a homer for lha Brown,
ba fourth. Tho Indiana wan thu
H with a four-run rally la Ih*
A lta ia a wk'.ppad tka Tltwo game*, and want Inpi1**, pu.h'ug Uw
urth to alatk pm It bp. Tha
m* ended ft t* 4 f t r th*
(tma of four run n lly la
h. a k lb th* aocond wa* ft
affair, with Caraway holdTig o n to ftra hlta. ,■',-i •
W M S*
•I •
MortJ* and.Mpore,halted him In
the i aatond yam* of tha double
header. Plnfcoy Wh'tney did not
play but bl> 11 atra'ght record Boston
U|0 030 0 0 0 -3 ft 4
.till eUhd*. Two now face* are Wa.hlngton
100 030 000—4 « 1
**en. Porler of ike Imllan*, and
Battarbn: Uurka, Flechar and
Chapman of the Yank*. They-hare Rpancer; Morrl*, Moor* and Berry.'
each hjf e ife ly ln |0 con»e?utl»e
Chicago
■ ?!$ **:
00
Detroit
DOO 030 C
Batterl**: Whltehlll, Herring
. _
Uy aa uaaaiaioaa » te. Wll- and Hehang; Kiailer, McKaln and
I la at Harrldar. who nerrr played Oiubc.
a g a a r i>f prafeaekmal haarball
Rerond (lame:
la kla IHat wa* yealerday elected Chlcego . 050 300 8k*-10 IT 0
to head ihe AnW h a a I c.*uc aa Detroit
• 100 000 000-, 1 ft 3
pretMent for three year*, aarHrtterleai llbyt, W yatt and Hayreeding (he UU K. B. Barnard. wnrthi Caraway and Orsbo.
010 000 004-^ft 13 I
Mr, llarrldga daaarrra lha h a a - Cleveland
or O r he kaa been aecretwy of Ht. l-oa'.*
300 110 000—4 ■ 0
Ibllerlaas (lia r, Klmeoy and
the league for Ike paal 30 yeara
Ferrell i Ferrell A d WyatU
.............H r U etlll a young man
too. and kla taUr* w fl be abaat Philadelphia SOI 100 0 f a - « I t 1
123,004 each year. Not bad. . . .
The leagae amgab ab < rated
to albw pltrher* tka U»* af Ik*
reela bag again. It Waa done la
deference ta the yeuagater* an
tka clabt. Thma l»Y* IT»w op
with tka aabataace. and U k'aa
a l l N IO H T
It away, t m u lb eta wag dreadIA)NO he
fal, ta hear the aiaagab waa*.
gfttjrtf-S.... :
EN—It’i • nkort
belated, opening
IIIhr cost Ignonn
^Florida’s WlttelyKnown
^Sellinu Ace* J, L. Tayloi
In Charge Of The Side
*
cv k lk n g B ty lM l 1
#
One Lot IIJU / m :
Worthwhile
M en's .Shirts
Clothinat Sacnfic
to Unload Promptly!
Newest Fashions in ScWosi Bros, and other Make*
'
Men’s Straw s
#8.50 G R A D E
noaroNiANs
Soft and Stiff Style*
$1.00
51.50
$ZM
94.00
Grade 79c
Grade 91.10
Grade 91.95
Grade 92.95*
j
TorNIght
The Lion* Club Junior league
ram . to a (Ctrlng rloa* b i t weak
when lha Ramin tie*, winner, of!
half the henore, defeated . the
rlrataa, Ih* runner* up. In a threw j
gama *er<»* The Seminole* took
three atralght earn*, to ta in for*
them tha till* of rhamplon* of lh a,
ally..TIk* flrat gama ended I I t>
t In f a r a r ' af the Hemlmde-, the
second 10 lo t and tha third ft ta
I . . , . . H a n ara }ha City Champ'oru: Julian Adam*, Bob Rumbb y j (Trad Canaa, Wiley Vickery,
Charle. tluhlmon, Ralph Dean,
Klwln S^utraa, Darrel Ferguson,
Rabert RUale, Jlrm la.lW w llU iar,
and URoy Cooper.
l l a n ara
tha almakt ahap'an Pirntaai Ur bag
May. Ila r n y NaSmllh. Harold
Daakor, itoony pawoll. Byral
Hire*. Brally Odhftm, Lionel Ap.
pkky, Juhn Harper, and Clyde
llur#.,
Wander *V«h ana ad
thoie baldlag baa*tall player*'
will enter the prolsaal m rank*
f l r a t t .!» wlB k« Inlereailng • ta
watch tkelr fatten effort*
RambleS In
vain I
At daybreak he returned
t* any goadky. A grant
rawaaUe plrtar* af Artkar
Schaitabr'a aaa)
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to ahxartn tba law to the tw it
a | k jp a M S tfJ a iid will eoatlabe
U .d a *0 aa tony «• 1 am la offlee.’' •
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MajAr J, K. Crete of Tarpon
E rV B " B E A D S
Sprint* « u OM of 'Um «Uaf
y r a M ^ t a aa.aa
p . .taatttad
%tb. rail cdm'i
w w sm g i
m i l s O o i— i
CANS
Plala Sour Cpediutifr
N o ,2 ^ c a n 2 1 ^
jjif tk ' m f f
ib ic y
PJER D O Z EN
Drop—Msx^ell' House
Look P appai toatmod ha had
R tM l Barda* chacha fo r "w e-
Gold Medal Cup or BoWI
oyer to HIIL The thee ire wore
admitted aa fridraco, hot tho
dafegea Introduced wltaoaoaa to
Pound 2 9 /
S & a ii^ T S js r '
" / l a thatr acfumontt, dofanaa
Dye
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Lucky! jStriki
i Llbby'i
oooaaal pointed, to tha “thareetor
of wUnyam *. called by Urn
l
Rolled Oats $&+ Value
McCormick*** Hlghcat t
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dewed Wla aryommt hy
it waa ' "trot tha atata'a
Wejpeliver
Phona*2iLu
Salad Dress!
i’l'n-l-lU Monte
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* 'Only1 One—Country Godi
Fnin'cD-Liri'n,
[ILL DRESS,ANJ) DRAW
UR OWN SU LTR Y
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CANS
'or 8Ilka and FlneJ^itifiai
*ito»
ta k e s, a w h o le
f* R is e
fo r a
S f F y
COMPANY
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�other* to consider who might be c
■ort rf' ecrigj .wvoit, W-Oafarnor I
cap*
c
i m all
alt serious eondeqiwncas for I
public o f fid d le ]
button for their Crimea,
JuatUe will h a te
• b o n upheld, m
more seriously
oathe of office.
iUtmis to dthe public
n and
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odriee, e friend of -eo n
til* refutas Um iberge by bllng tha beach pa
[Oat be ceeldnt yroaetnee female members ,oi
whan they put on t)
dmvm
SorlfelF fP'
fo riiw r*
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For several r o a n pajamas hare boon all the
pgTtpitda the wild wavea wild, paJamde
new wo ride to conquer; they are,- in
loma. The lady of the houie la Wearing
old-fashicmed-grlngham droaa or morn*
wr daughter waara them to tea In the
tr haa auppi*wnt«d-haf.partyng m a r ..., . .
1!
oblige-
Public Niffhtweftr
Arte Oa Lake Apf**L
fediudd thdilss
ibUe of-
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cornea from the fashion c u rs
>" of tha family., too..ia. soon
its”, dorasthlng closely m e n tim by hie wife and tha other
isehofd. So the entire family
n f clothes now will be dreeeed,
urty. m they may daaire.
ema t6 h a r t bean ooa problem
w * hay* completely overlooked.
leeveless, backless, anil we almost s a id ,f ron£
R fslrly cool.
' ,T
de of shins hare been covered in thle manner
M tha p u t. few y e a n , but regsrdleas.of bow
oa fad may go, it is only reasonable to dei nightshirt be confined to tha boudoir,
*
lloptMBt
h tor la /e cU m
tMledlng the J i n
INTRODUCED by 8engtor KJ
5b* ju d ic a tio n of tha tax list -1
hs board of commissioners, hU
« irtl l.i As ha suggests, the Tampa case la ample proof 1
such law Is naedad to prevant fraud and dishorn
■ Theodore Roosevelt was a great believer in
aa a means of protecting the public against bad
Cp t h a m r t bf puhjk official*. And Roosevelt rmg
safe and succauful executive. So many crooked c
key, kit girl stolen from era retorted to In m atters of public revenue* at
levying of taxse for revenue purpoeee th a t any at
direction of safeguarding against fraud and «fo
£St5ilSSPe?S;
I, Retie*
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Mre. Catherine Price of J» ik •onritla, N o . J. C. W alaright
and Mre. Erby MrLana of Ban* RAIL UNION OFFICIAL DIRS
ford called ml ibe home of Mr*,
CLEVELAND, M ay .|B L - (API
g, R. Walaright Sunday after*
•-A lbert H. Hawley, R , general
Mkaa .Mario Chaalaia laft S at l « n U i ; end li w iw w of the
urday for her homo In Laho- flmtkdrhoMl of Locometir* F in*
Tool*, Qa. after a eueeoreful moil and rnilncm an for S3 f u n ,
j t a r a* Inatructor of 8c knee
and olbor subject* in lb# Oviedo
non
H lth
aboot tbe rooma whose
were entertained.
At tho rood oil on of
gra talon* of bridge.
In Mr*. Maffet’i
Me boro email to
The Utlled were i
tore fane.
After aevetal
Mocked handkerchief* a* memen
to** of th* om **Ioil
: A t (he tea boor a salad courts
da# served fay the hretea*. amUW
u d .b y M r e J . N. Burdick, Mlaa
Betty McKinnon *nd MU* Cornell*
McRae. Thoeo preeeat were: tho
Mimes fan* and Grace lemdaga,
honor guista, Mre. Pearl Babbitt,
Mre. T. & PHchferd, Mre. W. M.
McKinnon, M n. Victor Groom Mre.
W. R. Fort, Mr*. W ilbert; W tee
*i*l th* MUm * Laath Chittenden,
Eds* Chittenden, and T n b le MeRaa.
(foiling Soloist Will
Appear Here Monday
IlM o’rioek wit* Mr*. J. C, Hutchlong, M l Magnolia Avoan*.
' ‘ Circle Namber Thro* of th*
PnSbyttriaa Auxiliary, Mre. WalMU* JoaaetU Houghton, conte r H. Bach, ehatemaa, will most
a t a t * o’clock with Mre. .Union trtlio, of the RoIUbo Uoikge Con
servatory af Music, who «UI bo
kolulit'on tho piano recital to be
Cirri* Number pour of tho Pr«»- g!v*n Monday evening a t , th*
hyterian-Auxiliary,: Mr*. J. N. GU- Remlnolo High School auditorium
loa, rhalrmah, wOf 'meet' «t 3l:H> In honor of th* Bemlnol* High
o'clock with lire . D. L, Thresher gradual** of thU ye*r, will In
clude th* following In her aong
• I her home'lh Roe* Court.
Circle N nnkef f h o of the Proa- number* i * 0 Lovely Night," Ron
bytertea
Mre. A, D. ald; "Drany Boy," Weatherfay; and
Bm th. chelrm xV vfll m e t a t S:M "Voct-dl Donno" from La Oloo'clock et U ve.hrtri of Mre. Har conda, PonchleUl.
Plano seloctlcn* on tb* recll»l
ry Htotea^tttR^VehaoUo Avenue,
'with Mia* Mahta H ook ia *»- will 1>* from Rochmaninoff, Grieg.
Kolllag, Btopbon Emory, Rchatt,
ek ian t hoctate*
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a re )* Number Six of the Pr#«- Saint-CSNU, TUchcndotf, Chopin,
bytfrlan AgxiUtry, Mre. IL U MacDowotl, Webber, Krug, MssJen**, ehaJrmaix will meet a t 8:10 eenet. and Biethoven. The public
o'clock with Mre. R. H. Walthour, U cordially Invftad to attend tho
recital .
TIB MeUonvIlW Avmue.
' A moating of the Mlwlonary Bo-
\Yciner Roast Given
By Philathea Clan
from the haaltaa. Tbe prime
wrapped In parpte lUere pa pi
tied with golden colored HI
A t the to* hour, a mind *
farther rm pbuiilng tha t
color motif, waa Mrreg he
heatmi, au lite d by Mrs, V
LL BSch and MU* Jaaajda
Maxwell, honor great, Mre;
Mr. and Mre. L. Y. Ary**, kho
bar* been (pending a week #1 Mi to r H. Bech,. and tho Mlaoo
Bela, LUIlcn Brenaa, Pi
ami and Palm Death, * r* hew, the dUe
Bolts, Betty H Interm!* ter, 1
vwiata of nlaUvm In ’ Acchdta.
HertheowUa. Ruth PearOMa,
They plan to return bom* Urn lat
’ Maxwell, and Jean M ara#li
ter p art of next w eek.,
en te St. Vincrnto Hospital la
Jacksonville for treatm ent
• Mr, John Holder, father of Mr*.
J . V. F ly n t who ho* been III foe •
few days la slightly Improved. He
tw •’ fear* (embrr ew mbnilng for
Tatlakastee where th ey grill a t
tend the grades lion cxerriem at
the Florida 8 tale Coll*** for Wo
men. Their daughtor, Mlaa Elisa
beth Whltner, will be graduated
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Marry
Geiger, W** *erarely burned, her
clothing catching fire whllo ah*
wa* playing with match#*. Th*
previous day *he set th* b ej ttothIng on fire In the earn* army. She
was tikan to til* Ornerol-Hwpltal
In Or Undo *ad la improving ilew-
Ar. and Mr*. H. R. SteVre* and
Mre. Clara Black, of Kingston, P*-,
kill Irave tomtyrow fOrrdfackronviU* te spend th* week i d with
Dr. and Mre. R. E. Sloven*. Mr.
and Mr*. Btevcn*. Ml*. Black and
Dr. and Mre. Rteien* will Wave
from Jsrkeoavlllo Monday morning
for Tallahauoo where they will
attend evercim* a t I k Florida
SUW College for Women a t which
time M!*s Rebecci Stevens will b*
graduated from th* collet*.
iy,
Hr*. Leon L*Roy from Banfcrd
wa* th* gum t cf Mr*. J. Y. Flynt
last Tmsday.
Mr*. Floy Miller le vUltlng In
Daytona Beach, her sister and
brother-ln-lew. Mr. end Mr*. Petor
Glrnn, fur a few day*.
The Rev. Herman Panlal and
family were gu**ta «f hi* mother
Tburrday, Mr, and Hr*. Wro. Bran
non a a l children spent Sunday
with her mother, Mr*. Wm. Denial.
Mr. and Mre. W. E. B*lg, who
m ld e g In Lb* P iul Dooley hotnb
during th* echcol term, returned
to their homj In Bleck Hammock.
GENEVA NOTES
By Mrs. U P. Wakefield
Tho Baptist and
Methodist
rhurthre are having a <oacrosaful
Joint revive! meeting for a weak.
Their poctoie, th* Rev. Thomas
Willkms, and th# Rov. Kayser,
l«th residing at MRnc. ark In
charge of th* service* and their
party waa given loot alght a t EvMlssti Rom tenderer and Ruby yean* stending was broken re*
anedsk Park fer th* member* of Peter* hav* returned from th* trrday when th* m e r c u r y
th* newly organised Philathea girl* colleg* la TallahassM for.touched DJJ degree* at 6 P. M.
Huff, d ia l:man, will meet at 8:80 Class of tho P in t Baptist Church. Uielr vacation.
I May tx wa* 88 degrees, recorded
o'doik with Mre. K ( . Jowets, Tho gumte loft here about 8:30
Mrs. IL H. pnttishoU, who has | la 1818.
o’clock la tho afternoon ond proNumber Dm
Baptist Church, Mre. B. Hir il. chairman, will mote n t 8:80
o'clock with Mre. Jo**f Csok nt
tb* Cates Apa rime* t*^
Circle Number Th(*o of the
Ylret Baptist Chunk. Mr*. LilUa*
Vkksry. chairman,, will moot nt
tinea. Following the picnic lunch
and wt Iner roast tho guoets
•mused themtelvM with gome* ond
story-telling.
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Those studding ware: Mre.
Mario Herring, Mre. Ri J . Boyd,
Four
Berlio
iptkl Ch«Rk, Mre.
CORRBCTIOH
Circle Number ftvo at
Bs pilot* Church, Mre. J
Soli, cbiolmien, will mo
V r k r k With Mre. J, 1
:100a Palmetto A rrau *
School.
Mika KlMne WalnrigM o r Or
lando apaat Friday night a t bar
bona la 01redo and attended the
commencement ererclaaa.
Mlaa Edith Clement and Ml<e
Bancroft of Orlando attended the
graduation naarriaao alao and
were greet* of Mlaa Clement'*
mother, Mra, C. D. Mariner.
Mlaiaa Margaret Ogden of DeLand vUltod her friend MU* Max
ine Yooag b i t week-end.
Oaeameacemeat Program
L Inroemlloo, Rev. R. W. Dkk-
iti'
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N
II. Barcarole—Hoffman, D o r o
thy Loo, Charlotte Lawton and
CUra Lee Wheeler.
II. Address, Dr. T. I*. Bailey.
-IV. PrOaistation of Diplomas.
Prof. H. J . Lanry.
V. Military Polonalao-Chopln,
Charlotte Lawton, Rparka Loo
Lingo, CUra Leo Wheeler.
VI. Benediction. Rer. J. N.
Thompson.
Mr, end Mm. T. F. Bummer
end daughter Eugenia left Wed
nesday fbr their home In Vienna,
On. where they will remain until
the ftiet of O ct
Announcement* are being recelred by the frienda of Mr.
and Mra. Fred Cooper of D*t*nd
of the a r r i v a l of Freder
ick Cooper III on tho to Inat
Mra. Cooper will be remembered
Graduation
Boy’s__Pocket
Watches............Pi
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Boys’ Strap Watches...^------- ---$3JS0
Girls’ Wrist
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Solid Gold Cuff Links........ ...... $3.00
Solid Gold Scarf Pins........ ...... ,$1.00
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Whiting & Davis• Mesh
Bags 4.... $3.00.1
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Toilet Sets....................................... Va
Leather Hand Bags.................
Va
Ali Ladies’ and Men’s. Rings......... .Va
BMUllful line of Necklace*, Bracelets, Competett, ft
and Pencil Beta, Ronnon Lighter*, Bell BtxkJen,1V«
dins Roll*, Bill Folds and mahy other arUcien Ml
able for graduation gif la. Let us help yea Make y n
THR TARTY BHOP
Board—R per weak.
(With Room I T)
Farakhod apartmeata.
Furalsbrd Roe am—ISA* weekly.
Opposite Court I loose.
select Iona.
Sanford
Phone
Bwimmin/ woe
1__. _enjoyod
J|p| for a short
Calhoun,
_Ihoua, Mary
Mai Boll Roblly Boyd, M a ib a Bternll,
Number
Ilf teen children. The program a
carried out fer the tree planting!
and other beeutifying of the
echool groonda and the lanchee
fernithed for the uader-nooriibed
children. Tbe program* for tho
yeor under (ho direction of Mre.
Thompeon have boon moat Interm Ui |.
Prof. Lanry thanked tbe re
tiring board, and outlined plan*
for the new year. The following
officer* were elected i Mre. Bond,
Pm ideni; Prof. H. J . Inner,
Vice PreaUawU W. M. Walkcr, Treasurer; Mre. W, 3. la w ten, Secretary i Mre. W. J. Mart
in. chairman of Flnanco) Mia. O.
0 . Wohott, chairman of Healths
Mre. W. 3. Vara, chalrmn of
BesoUflcatloni Mre. T. W, Lawtan, chairman of HoapUalltyi
Mra. 8. R. Walaright, chairman
of Pnbllrityi Mre. C. R, ClonU.
chairman of Publication*; Mrf.
0 . W. Boww-, chairman of Pro
gram*; and Mr*. T. L. Lingo,
rhrirman of Memborehlp.
■A meeting of th e ' broad of
Maoagrra waa called for Mon
day afternoon.
Mr*. Martin Introduced Mr*.
Bond tho new President who re, ponded molt gracloutly and con
cluded her remark* with th*
reading of tho P.-T. A, treed.
Mr. and Mre. N. F. U aelte left
laat week for a two weeka vtilt
with their daughter, Mre. Ralph
Ba*furd In Vatdotta.
Mlaaea Clara Parham and Ocoy
David of Sanford wore goeits
of friend* In Olvedo Friday eve
ning and attended the High
Bchnol graduation e*erri»e*.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Walnrlglit
of Sanford ware gueel* of hie
•on 8. R. Welnrlght and family
and attended the commencement
eaerclne* Friday nlghL
Mi** Fannie Thornburg left
Monday for her home In Ohio
after a nine month* vUll with
her niece Mre. Helen E. Iain*
hart. ■f
Mine* M a r i e and Florrle
Walker of Montleello, FI*.. aecoraptnied fay their friend Ml**
Pete* Belle of ■Drtfton, Fie, aro
vUltlng tela tire* in Oviedo.
Mia* O lne^ Hinton of Daytnna and Mr. Robort Taylor of
Memphl*. Tenn. w m g u m t of
WASHINGTON,
It wa* oUted Inaivcrtantiy h
yyaterdoy'e Herald that' Mr*. Ar
thur Brenan sod Mre,
E. Roumlllst will be Urn aceompanlite
pt Uw piano recital te ba given
tealgbt ot 8 o’clock by th* piano
yanils of MIm Hodeiloo Malkm
a t the Woman’* Club. By way
of correction wo wish to state
th a t Mre. A rthur Brenaa, so
prano, will render vocal a*U* and
wl)l be accompanied by Mr*, f.
A. Tnkseh, while M re Reumlllat
wfil accompany Prenrie IteomUlot. And U P. McGuller, Jr. . .
r,
MaChodbt Church wQI meet-ret
lia o o’clock at tbe borne of M re
J. M. MeCaiklll. 8088 Grandview.
Avon**, Rom Court, with M re
M cO W lI mod M re R W. Bredford m bo#U*M*.
.J
O n to Number Korea of the
P i n t Methodist Church wm a»of
t the heme of Mre
ie .U u /* l Arena*,
It aad M re Ilt7 « ;
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FASHIONS
212—Eaat FInit S t-214
r Record-breaking
twrtrey the current trend tit
Swim Toga for all the
family
.J
hg at Penne/sj
SPRING and
SUMMER* 1931
ilrimrt# from the trend for mere utility, liar* intrigu
ing combination)*, nmgrtly modem, demonatmte the
clever use of varioui motifs. These U*t minute models
arise the Attention end arouse the ndmiratlon of the
youthful pleasure-pirate*.'
W oven
“ f i. * ' *t \Tp
Poyo H a
Suita for Men and Womeri
Priced from $2.95
to
$7.95 ,
Children’s Suita
Priced from 50c up
tflff*
KKDAY,
gk Bebori P ^ T .JL
8:1* o’clock *4 the
Colorful Gay
rimmed n’|
In tl^ rii
Beach Pajamas
(or your Summer Wardrobe
$1.95 to $2.39
�MODERN
!at«tBy C. 0 f C.
S T A T E CHIEFS
(CofltimMd Frew Pag* Ooej
H arry M. Papworth, president of
ih« IriW*.
fWe mornIa* Is-
CoL. BoWrt o
aviation.
surd the follow |np conftnuaieatJon:
Hanford Herald,
Gentlemen:
'trave-whehed retort Ime ff>ul
{billon ia aehrdoicd for openwithin a rear on the deepa
be Atlantic, twn hour*'fly ng
i from Iho AllanlD coast,
Iward.R. Armetrong. preelf i t tb^-A rw ilrony tperel"p
b Coin
p*nr. >announced
lam
Compsny.
aanou
that **a wet policy" had been
Uhed upon by the Z backer*
[lit seadrome* propoied a*
lylnfn. on ? irans-Atlant'c
Kite proposed eventually lo
la * 34-)rnur paste!* to
m for 1160,
im his home In Wilmlngtm.
Armstrong rim e lo confer
pewl ottVc*. O m m err*. !>•lent and Navy offlrlala. II*
h,an IntervVw that Ihe flrat
ime would be In operation by
w June, 10.12. It -will coal
tOOf). and, while reiving Ihe
iny for eipcrlinenUllon with
purl and equipment for the
jrftyne service stations, will-op
iate as a reajrl.
*
**tttr* is no qestion but that It
Ri b* wet," Armstrong raid. “We
[U adopt the policy that anyth ng
Mtaposblr and rlviliscd, IT Hekjlded by the palrunagr, will be
ure of cajoling law* to ralae re
venue nereasary lo tun th e government In llmea of _ depression
ptomplcd Mrllvn to surges!. In
Irhalf of the admlnlilyation, that
lea lawa might lie Improved. The
ptmrpe;le l»f n billion dollar deficit
I hi* re a r has whetted Interest of
federal aulhorillei.
It ia generally underatood Mel: * The latest type of bottle fill
Ion and Ihe President are'working ing and capping machine, clown
upon a plan In aratlrr Ihe burdeni above, la used by the Heminole
on federal lerlei tn provide A Creamery Ctfr. ana Is declared (o
i moot h flow of revenue In good be the la tril equipment in pro
times a* well as bad.
viding perfect sanitation In the
The Preildenl'a rallera yealrr- handling of milk.
duy were Mark liravea, of the
New York Slate Taa'CeiMetaeiaa
and T a t Commiislonem ■II. Hi
lllcks of Din its and llSnry l-ont
of Massarhuiolla. As spokesman
fur the dele gat'on Grave* raid: ,
"W# suggested that heretofore
Conrrrs* ha* planned federal flf
nances without much reference to
what the slates are dvlng and on
the other hand Ihe steles have
planned Irhlr own alate revenue
systems without regard to the fed
eral government.
. "It seem* to us at Irast, that
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Hie time b a t rnma when there effected In short order, and sevmight to lie a little more aggregate
,"H i people w ent to go nut them planning between the Federal givr rrsl cases were set for hearing
n ta t week, starting Tuesday
» roulette end poker—Invtead of ernmenl and the state*.
morning a t 10:00 o’clock.
Mug to Nevada—no doubt they
“We believe a dangerous prac { Despite warnings from the
lith e ip cxvided, Thtrn'll be heanty tice also hat developed in requlrlylera for iho ladies. And If a In* the states to match dollar for Court that they stood liable to
q life term In prison ami leaser
ptkish guest turn* up with bis dollar with the government
In prison sentences, several of the
Ives, I guess wa can accommo- road building.
Indicted persons pleaded guilty
"Representatives of 30 odd to charges. Vernon D. 'Stokes
Aim*Iron* warned that there
oufd.b* a “manager" le take states are spending the revenues and Orcn E. Williams, young
uf IB stales In connection with the white men, • who were Indicted
tee of obslrepcriui patron*.
"W ell put them In a plane, proh- maternity act and tome phases of lor the rohbery of a grocery
store In Chuluots soma month*
vly," he explained, “and Immedl- Industrial rehabilitation.
“The qucitlon of coordination ago, both pleaded guilty.
tely they v. Ill become subject to
Three white boys, Qua, Eddie,
i* law uf Iho land in which the Is a long rang* proposition. W*
have not p. weeded fsr enough to and Letand Beckstmm, the form
rrgisterfd/’^
Per though the flag of the Ns- dcvtfrgi. any definite plans for the er but 17 years of age, pleaded
guilty to charge* of “breaking
M that registers a plane f illows confereme."
and entering with Intent to com
‘.through the sky, Armstiong
mit a misdemeanor”. Tha boys de
iW legal Investigation showed,
clared that they had no aurvlvteat, portion of the ocean wa
ing relative*. There era flea In
Btrpy becomes ours by right of
dictment* against the three boys.
alnent domain, subject neither
Richard Clendcnln, alias III
1 stale nor In territerial laws."
George, white boy, pleaded rfat
The {’ret seadrome, now M n i
guilty to ( charge af “breaking
Bill, will he assembled In Deleend entering with intent to com
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• re Ray.* ami lowed mil to be
Ofhfrrd appioetm ali'lv 2M) mils.* 1he.Hev. D. W. Hkhardson, lllrh- mit a ml'demranor". Ilia tase
will he heard Tuesday morning
■am New York, on n lal'tude ap- mond, Va., 13.
Tdo other candidates, tha Itev, fet 10:00 o'clock. H t asked . per
reilmalrl,-. that of the Axnres.
With a landing deck 1UKI feet John Khaw Foster, D. I>., of Win- mission to represent himself, and
slon-Kalem, N.
and tha Rev. R. Ju d ie Wright granted th e ' re
Wt.end 1ape ted firm, a roid-wiiith P. Wilson, D. It., of Harrisonburg,
l M0 fret to 18(1 feet, He atrur- Va. were ellminstrd on the first quest. *
Roy Wa’dcn, .white man chary i-d
ir* w II he rnll^ely of steel and lw« ballots.. Under the church
with “uttering a forged Instru
PM. Designed lo'permit waves U>
n-lrsjthe low randirlat* I* dropped ment", pleaded not guilty, and
a i( through ati.npen roaatrirlh|p alter
rath ballot.
will be heard In trial Tuesday
Ilhvnl li.raking. It* hotel strumTli* qaw
Tlig
naw mmlrrator, who sueMellon* will tlse 70 feel above reeds Ihe Rev. Thomas W. Currie, a flemon at 1:30 o'clock.
Allen Hanning, whit* men,
re high water line. With a dis D. !>., of Austin, Trxas, Is presltatement or Mt.non ions, li wl'.l depi, of the. Commerrlal National pleaded not guilty to a charge
I buoyed on tanks 40 feet lAkhv, Itapk at t'hsrlolle, a member of cf ''breaking end entering". Ila
* Waterline. It will lie slaidllaed IhAheard nf dlrrrlor* of the Rich- will be tried at 10:00 o'clock
r a relnforred mnrrete aprhor iqnnd Federal Resrive Rank, and Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Easily - 8. Ihirden, ^whita
pithing IB00 tins, w th 128 res|- prealdeni of'a wholesale drug r*mml employes, It will arrnmmo. rany. He I* on elder In Ihe First resident Vf 1-ake Monroe, charged
da a floating population of from I’reshytrrian Chiurh of Chailotte, with “Receiving stolen goods with
ami for 3A year* has hern a trus the knowledge (hat they were
to lo 4Du gtieita.
stolen", pleaded not guilty. Kite
"AtmitrongV ch ef In lsrsil | n the tee nf Davidson College.
The seventy-first general assem- will go on trial Wednesday
■)>!••■ vros lo protest a;al|i:t the
•oitnfflrr Depart ment's recent pri- hlT ef (he denomination waa op morning at 11:10 e'rfork. There
again it
pkte with a southern lermlnum, ened .yesterday incrnlng with the are three Indict minis
nobably Charles torn Although hr modaratoiial sermon by Dr. Cur- her, all bn Ifc* same chargWr- ;■
Clark fciujim, . white maa,
gund officials unrrspnnalve, he rlr. The afternoon session was
aid bis gnup would roellniio to mnrknl by an address un the mis. charged with “desertion and
^-den
work
af
Ihe
Church
of
(3irlst
witholding support from, his four
’gUre on a New York termlpiU.
lu china, delivered by the Rev, C. chiidreg", pleaded not guilty, lie
Y. (.'hung, Ila moderator.
will fag trfedj Iqterj'in the week.
I
f
f
fr ■
The flrat of four'oasgq of muK
I’ITTKIlURGH, May W .-(A F )
—A cm teal between working pas dec ip Us* -JIri* j^pgirte ‘ * i 11 bg
tors of the Presbyterian Church of heard Thuraday morning a t 0:90
o'.loek when Ed x MoCutlough.
th e ,U. 8. A. ,« !d chqrvh of(i»l*l- alja* ,Ed Smith, re#red, .will ge
dorn rhdtd ' Yesterday with the
d ie t Inn or the Rev. Dr. Lewis on trlaL II* pleaded no(. guilty to
the fhargs.
'
Frynwur Mudg*,.Philadelphia as
At DM o'clock an Thursday
moder*V>e
of
tha
church
ganaral
itlnued, Fnmi Page Oho) ,
Mary Gardner, culgMd womaji
aoerwary, and will proceed asecmUy qvtr.D r. Day Id Deforttt charged with the .earn* grime,
M et Hm trial ef all cau*** Uureslj,. paaUr of the F In t ff**' wilt ge -on triaL Hhe >W# #W*d*J
uh U may appear that the bytertan Church, Wllllamaport, n o t. guilty.
’!
.
it Ju d g e ia , dl*qu*lif:*il.“ p*. • .
Dr. Mudge, aisled clerk of the
Oroy-1* elvcn a)l tha power
( circuit lodge who bean, or church, was given BIB of the 8M
ic y i..
n on: sny( malters brought votes cast, .t,!.
The deflated nemlne* ImmodiLake wjm . sentence to 11 etely gtwed 4* make the {loetlon
I n . 4bj» penitentlery by unanlnioiis. Dr. • Mudga ’■W»» de
In lltt* -. Rmr* that clared so elected, and Inducted in
fl|u the, indl{Lmfpta upon to office by the yetlrteg moderator,
Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr, PUteY jyas fiend rflity
mtbsnv",.
„
,
Banker Is Named
Moderator For
Religious Group
RAY TO P A S’S
ENTENCE ON
AKE MONDAY
*m'»
.
-
II ADI SON-— UkifUMi
Company mill leewnad I
,
"Several ctUsens,having suggest
ed th a t oar luncheon meeting m
Monday next, June 1, 11:11 o'clock,
Uriel Velde*, ehoald be devoted to
• free discussion on Iho smewdmrnt to lbe City Charter c a ta rb l
taxation, we should be obliged If
you will kindly Inform all rlllaea*
through roar rateable /alumna,
that it will bo oar. pleasure to
rum ply with their wtsMa, bat that
it must be distinctly understood
Ih rl the Chamber of Commerce has
so fa r not taken *ny action la this
m atter, and whatever discussion
lakes place a t our. meeting. or
whatever action It Uken. lt will be
by the wish** of tha gen tie ment atlending the. luncheon, and should
not Im considered as an act af the
Ccmined* County Chamber of Com-
■• •.
DAirfOW.
Hfau'* Charlotte Gunks I, above,
waa chosen queen af the All-Chi
cago Jubilee by a committee of
Chicago artists. She's a salesgirl
In a Loop department (tore.
tu give them authority to foreclose
at once on all delinquent ta n a
for the year* IB27. I a n and t« 9 .
The present -charter gtvgp the Com.
Ai the apodal election, to he miislonrr* authority to aell any
held June 8, voter* will be asked to iroperty upon whleh tares are dedecide whether they wish to give inquent foe more than two year*.
the Commissioners authority to
lot* I Term I*
LAKE BUTL1
foreclose taxi certificates' bn hny
Main Street,
ropertv upon which taxes h ire nal and Cafe, on
ten delinquent for, 4wu years, *t)d
f
lloovcr Will Deliver U.,S.:-.TREASUR
Decoration Day Talk DEFICIT. T Q I ’
WAKUINGTON, May 2»— (AP)
In iho hilly rOuntry whore a winter of privation and .training preInurd revolutionary- soldier* to
i Hillin' t to alntm le. for Indqpgntlcnee Prea Idcnt Hoover Umorrow
will honor Amvrica'a war dead,
lie will deliver- an address a t
Vellcy Forge. The thief yxcMtlv*
will leave the capital this afternoon. During hi* abkenra the usuel Decoration Day services will
trke place at the tomb of the Un*
known Soldier In Arlinglcn (.'ernetety.
not ao warrant, wo hava found “No
Tm-o ill II."
“We have visited Ihe County
Poor Farm, Cnnv.ct Camp, Ctuilty Jail, and have examined Urn
Court House, and we have found
those ptarea to be In good condi
tion,, under good, careful manage
ment.
“We recommend that a hat tack
be plarel In tbn grand jury room.
"We wish to eapresa to the
Court and 11* officials our appnrlation for the courteous ca-oporatlon ritrmh’,| to ua In tha performanr* of our duties.
“We trust that II la not out or
plare or ronlrsry to (he laws of
society that we, the giand Jury,
r’;te our Ju tg# ami proseeulln* at
torney. We unanimously eon.dude
that Lhey*ar« Itoth gifted In their
respective imsitlons; Judge Wrighi
an outstanding Jurist, courtemi*
yet stern, with an eplnrss Raril to
eqqal: Mr. Fmlth, qolte a gallant
young man, who foaudetsly ami
Impartially conduct* the affair* of
hU of ft re In Iho most hemming
manner. Blay we commend them
both to the cltlxen* tf our ruunty.
“And now, having finished our
labor, we respectfully ask Ihe
court tn-dlJrtarjm ux.
7 . :
II. K. McGqwsn, Foreman
R. W. Deane, clerk.
The grant! Jury wa* composed of
Ihe rnlloxtlnK!; II. F . McGowan,
foreman, 8 . W. Deane, rUrk, F.
D. Ilhkock.' n. . O. Flynl. V. K.
Amterson. Wallace W, Hell. R. F,
Gale. T. I t Miller, W. M. Csdlwtl,
W. W. Ready, Jea. M. l>wl*,>R, P.
tied ley, W, II. Dark, J . T . Mel Ate.
Charles Niblack. Ben aimmvn, W.
8. Hrumley, aril B. B. ^ n e .
Mussof
S
BILLION; MARI
(Conlinued from Fag* Onef '
on June.J6,it ahnyAoh* for total
txpeditures for the'liical year t’j
amount U) |4 ,430,000,000.-ur sp
ptoximalely 1700,000,000 raorr
than already ha* been spent. ^II
this reaulla the defle't probably
will be well above HOODOO,000.
High officials voiced the oplnlin that prices and bua'nets gen
erally had reeehad the> lowest
levrl end that any thango would
le for the batter. It we* added,
however, the present level might
be maintained for months.
The beginning of Improved condilions, it was said, waa not al
ways visible at once and the turn
might not become apparent be
fore November If Iho h’stery of
previrut depressions were lepcaltd.
• Secretary Mellon and Under
secretary Mills already have ad
vocated a revision ef the Ua ayatem lo provide more regular flow
nf revenue than ia received trim
Income teac* which were maid to
purtuatn widely wllh' business
condition*.
While neither offered any
rpecific sugfeat'on* a* to whal
taxes might be levied, it waa point
ed nut later than an excise duly
such as a gaavl.’ne tax might be
Up Vatican.
Catholic elid es, emphasisin'!
I|>r iriii'U a nature uf the lascl k
ili munMrations against (he church,
djiected nllentjoq t i tho, provl*loin of tie talerau , I r t a t r whlcti
make tha person of the Top# a i
iftv lolatl le ea that nf Ihe,king' qf
llaiy. Tfiry sail! they had con
firmalion of rrimrts that student*
Uhd shouted, “Down with . the’
P>l>e|" and "I tea lb lo th« akpelT
and had del led a porlreit bf his
holiness.
.' , , _
j
. O ttervalote Romano, organ .nf
Ike valiran, last night nbblishod
*’ statement authorixed by MpOalgnor I'ixxardo, asslateat papal
secretary, denying allegations of
Romo new,pauses that he had
spoken of the ability of tha
, (Continued flam Pag* One)
teke power,” and also denying
word down that Ih* students re ether statement*
against the
sponsible fsr such dbOrdors mint government attributed t» MooSigner Pitsardo. ,
’
In saYasn eltcifv lest alib t ft -.•Special patrols of plain elMheev a* said to protest sgsinvt thbl* Men were pasted last n ig h t.k rth *
dl-ordeis wa* Inevitable, hut the vicinity of churches and ' ether
Kalian fo/plMt *>(D*e **•* ted that building* belonging ty Catholic
no represenlallect had y*t l.er,, orgaaiaLqihg' throughout Rom*.
mtdc m i*, ding tha riotixUi scene* V[H W a «gM0siMd th e palrats
* (.Wednesday,.ay the U tter at- work posted n f the ardor of Pretack* ef Reave newapapero aga nst
fourP rotectfor,
fTNDEW lEA'
U Uifunj
ilf .e M
r n tU *
■*H TikWIfy. • / m atrrU b —}
that rietermlne* |U Stamina,
Perfeeoaaaee, Safety, VALLE.
Ywu' tan n* moey tell the qxial.
Ily of a tire by Its onulde apj
JljUA tqi (
C O
M
P A R E
ketrewf.
|! y — O N
FACTS
D O L M -
AVON*.
�W .e W
ja itc
3 i . i p ; . ,* l . i . t w
■M A'ii'i'rl1 *
M T . MAT IL
'W R U P — .Gaiaearill*
S, T in t Signals; SrOI, Chick
Barry, Pianist; 6:i6, Kadi* Scrap
Book; GJO, Organ Program! S,
„The F lo ridian; 8:40, florid* DtInteut, American Legion'Poppy
. Prxgiam; 8:8*, t a r i f f . and
CBS; 7:18, Selbarling Singers;
7:30. Baseball Scorn; 7:45, Florida
Tire Melodies; 8:15, Darwa Paintera; 8:30, Phlteo Symphony Orchaatra; 9, Ben Benda and the
Phoenla Ortheelra; 9:15, Cooper*!
Cardan of Melody; 9:45. Moalc.
WJAX — Jarkeonrllla
8, Hanft Plano Studio of Modern
M ailer ttlS, rn n rj Vcm tHf Trio;
6:30, Chamber of Commerce; 5:46,
Southern Delriee, (E. T .); 0, Amoa
V Andy, NBC; 8:15, Pboanl*
Iloiler* Program, (F- T ,); 8:30,
Phil Cook, The Quaker Man, NBC;
8:45, Dural Jewelry Detertire
Skit; 7:1#, Whiddon'a ChorUtam;
7:46, Freely Morning Frolkkarm;
8, Intarworen Pair, NBC; 8:30, Ar
mour floor, NBC; 9, Cherrolot
Chronicler, (E. T.)} 9:80. R. JC. 0 .
floor, NBC; 10, K raft Cheaaa Pro
gram, (E. T .f; 10:15, SL.Augus
tine Earhanga Club; 10:45, fi. E.
Cummlnga; ll» Geo re Washington
llo trl Orrhostra. *
^
Amos ftedares He
Was Not Deceived
By Gilman Report
CONDITION
INEMPLOYMENT
Industrial Giaitt -Gets
Avers ^
tions Point Toward Biggest Enjoyment
G reater Suffering Out Of His Library
WASHINGTON, M a,
<AP)
—A varnlng that le*» than nor
I; 7:30, BaodbaU RraulU;
mal spring employment gains in
li Joe Wahlberg, Baritona; 7:48,
dicate worse suffeting neat winter
Raskin V am liea; 8, Jimmie
than Uut tmle*. the problem la
Singing Announcer; 8:18,
faced Immediately waa.iasned re
Baa Horaaa; 8:30, Claude
cently by William Green, presi
Pianist; 8:85, Baaaball
dent of the American Federation
»| M T , Waathar Forte art;
of Labor.
t*n Off.
Green offered a four-point pro
WDBO — Orlando
gram for reducing distress, and en
5, Roy Yeung and Ma Colonial
couraging economic recovery, head
Oran (a Court Orrkaalraj 8:.TO,
ed by the suggestion that em
South Saa Iilandara; 8:18, Tka
player* guerenttr continued work
Malody Man, Dir la Nat work; 8:30,
to as m an, or their employes aa
Rad Coo«t Adrrnturaa, CBS; 8:45,
passible "without taking undue
BL Mnrltt Orchestra, CBS; 7, Arrisk."
Ih u r Pryor'a Creme Military Band,
He also proposed maintenance
of wag*, levels, equitable dbtrtbu
Uoa by Industry of all available
work among implnyes on a pro
rata basis, and community organi
sation for relief werk.
Baying employmnet
gained
slightly In the Tint ha|f of May,
J i b u t i ''
the labor head added the Increases
An Oddly Alkov Bat WaO-FIllad PalUrn
had been "so small that they leave
the problem almost as serious as
6 - 1 am
at the first of Uio year.” Consid
8—Injure muscle
1—Writing Irapla7 - Beet fat
ering lhat lhe resources of many
8- Public notice
famlllea are becoming exhausted,
7—T n u sattlo n
8—sheltered
aid*
ho
naid the prntdrm was "far more
11—Buy back
19—U iLatin)
13—Orarly modaat
serious.”
11—Mora distant
i ' pcrtoai
"Compared with spring Improve
l*—American Social
luffla.
ment In n prosperous year," he
worker
18—
Mistake
said, 'This year'* employment
O dd d ill.i
,18-LOraal
19—The tfr.f
gains have been imall. indeed.”
30—Hebrew scarf
He estimated that less than I,I f —Jumps aalda
000.000 of the <1,300.000 out of
33—pally Journal
work In January had found Jcln
31—Branch fclty
35—unworked metal In Industry, wh:le counting sgrl38—Small boy <al.l
culture, the total would be less
: S = S S 0 u . tellur
38—Sally
than 1,600,000,
45—Corded fabric
30—Rip
a'\V« mint begin planning nt
a i—Slipped
50—Bring forth
lltffin V ffi.
once, if we arr In prrvvnt wide
33—O an
61—Opinion
so—Candle
spread suffering,*' he said. "Be
14—O really pleated
63—Girl's name
J i — R a p id it y
33—So be It
fore all else Is the problem of se31—Blattered
63—Olden ' Uinae
37—Reform
rurily. Workers want to know
jB __ g a d r x c la ro a llo r
tpoei. >
33—33.17 Inches
they ran count on a Job,
IBB—Animal's horns
64—
Those who em
39—
Mine entrances "Without ' Inking undue risk,
; 87—Among
ploy
40—
Ancient
/Irish
38—Parent
most employers could unquestion
capital
DOWN
40—Mountain lake
ably guarantee work to a rertaln
43—Path
*41—Interfered
l —Rearing of horse 43—Papal office
portion o'r their work forr*. • • •
, 48—Near
3—Man's nickname
4 8 - S ilt
"A guarantee of employment to
I 44—Oar man city
3—
Wei) groomed49—Parent
even a portion of the country’s
, 47—Comb, form!
I I —You iPr.l
4—Thaa* <Pr.>
broad
work forces would help busmen
icvlvil enormously and bring re
lief from anxiety to thousands of
workers' families.
“At preaent woekere are holding
all they tan In reaarve for f u r
of losing their Join, They esnnot
do otherwise, for they cannut sec
ahead.’ Tint fUnds they teservi
amount to trillions of dollars. If
they are sure of their Jobs the re
lease of these funds would l*e an
immtnse stimulus to liuslnrss.
“Another infhrenic which ecatributes to rabtmuation of the ex
isting distressing situation is the
wage rutting policy whirh Is being
pursued by soma thoughtless em
ployers,
"Third, industry must fully app rrr’ate Its responsibility to di
vide equitably upon a pro rats
basis all available work among alt
Its employes. No m in should lie
deprived of hla share. Ka:h em
ploya has a moral rltlm upon induiujrftJt’' a ihat» at tfi« i or**tt
work available.
"F iurth, communities must plan
for rtlief through
Industrial
funds, through municipal and rei ftapagt; *7, ' ilrulli..t. *Ri m
Point
WfQuu
"SRW™
lifcE2'
Ql
MIAMI, May W .- I A H ^ J i'm r troller Amoa testified yesterday In
the trial of James II. Gilman, for
mer president of-the cloned hank
of Bay Hisrayna, and his brother,
E. W. llilman, farmer head of the
bank's IhwiJ department, that he
was not d*reived by the Dec. 31,
tUf-l, vcporl of the bank my lie at
h« rail.
The fi rnver officials went on tri
al Mnitdsy charged with causing
a report to I* Issued showing
bonds of a par value of $34,000 had
cost $JI.0i).VJ.1 while they actual
ly ro 'l $22*2,3, Judge K. C. Col
lins reer-s!d eourt u n til, Monday
morning at thr close of yesterday's
ses-ion.
Atin *« wa« railed to 3111ml on •
suhfw’enn issued by the alate but
by consent nf Fred Holts, assist
ant county solicitor, testified for
the defense. He left Miami for Tal
lahassee yester Jay, subject to rail
by the state In rebuttal.
The system of showing the prof
it and lus*-in bon,| accounts at the
closed l.nnk waa onp of three meth
ods usrd hy banks, Amoa testified.
If the figure of $31,01)5.23, as
shewn In Ihe report, waa rcfleetevl
in the active bund leilger of the
luink then there was no error In
thr rntry, he nald.
P tSvtlM 1'
’rrA™ °r
KbiS H ii hrt+Uy KttMl
1*- <1
iic iv tn n , i»ii»*’!•*«**» »»i tm« »vr.
ICE
usartfe
....
p i
im
a
r
ii
n r
lief organ H I Inns. FPr Ihr relief
problem next winter bids fair to
be vvorse than laat.
“ IJnlrss industry, la’uir an*l our
euvd nmtfnt fere this problem
now, next winter's auffeting may
Is- wurse than laaL"
H ilo * I»"T*m!"- , f« aditlMi till"|»!tut orul
|kAti o I li H a i*Ml rttlM -', luce||o-i W IHl
1ll»i *4 of
rfM r n « h ii nil
Ait tv. nil 1*** lifuVlih* 1 1ii*
fb n '
R y ir i? n ■ ^ j f r i u T T iT : I. \** i . n
T H Ia i i in* zh lli ilav .if llr t ). A
irs i.
j r . %i id *1.C I .I.A N
»
H**inl
f**»# h i r
f 'infill Y Ft' !«l l-l.*
ll» *» It i:
1'# |»ot * Hb •Mft
. 1. 11. II <1. H i. r.il.l J ii .I n ** ll.r n .llts l
d i i l r i . r i . t » ( lu>r a d m in is tra tio n i.t
said .■•lotr, unit (in n » i.n i* r ill i-
MS *11*k KiM'lllll*^-
I M I...I tills l l . r iH lll ilMjr Ilf A litll
a
i>
m «.
K A S . N 1 (. \v i : i n i i i : i i i i .
A « D l f ' l i l l l t « ( III** I**1#
let*#* «*t
IK t r WOULD TAKE
LOCKS C L IPP E D f
T W O H O U R S PAW
\ Alb VS
Ci C T T l N
M e
s ts T X
..
.
or
tp i w u r n
Tl>»aCT n \Y MAitU CUT
'
w ould h a p p e n
)
DUW NU
hours
BUdM USS
J.
T~p«er------------ -— ^
.
NtMIfala'iiJVebr gtved (tilt Arsis
W a y D ic k e y
su it ito k e tt _ D ic k e r
p u c .baser o f ( I . U a t h a o t T a x t h e .
l i r i m l e N o . Its * , dalasi tk a la d . stay
•if J u l y A . !>.. IVSS, baa filed eold
o o rilf ir a lp In m y of fire , an d Hnn
fttada Ai»plti*nll*»tt f o r In n d****tl
Iti
Inauv In
w it h la w . Kal<1
re>$ i If lt t ilr # m iiriu -F « fh o fo llo w In*
<|**u>rlh»<1
i.ro | w rtv
a llu a lf t l
In
tirmlnola* r m i i i l r , Flfipitla, t o .w ll t
jdola S. U . I i an d I I , O lo r k S.
Is t .rk h a rl- f*l|H.
FKVKKS AT wholesale fMrttVOiange Blotaom Honey, It:'
pnvmdr to the gallon. $1^0. B. T» 1
Tiller, I'aoU.
and
m
21—Acreage For Halt
211—Mbscellaneoun For B>b ' ^ ’*
W.
____S f f l i
m
LINCOLN,
(Al'J W ml, hail and rain swept
info Nebraska yesterday causing
Dr, W. E. MaclioUGALL, CHI iiiju.y to at least two penoR#}'
ROPRACTOR, Is now locateil at destruction of live stock and
his resilience In Floial Heights, I•••nl ly ami damage t ) farm prop*'
S. Sanforvl. Phone fslK-M.
erlv. 'Ihe loss in one section wad
cxllntaied at more th in $300,088.
:i— A u lom oli Ilea______________
llrlggs, J ia e le t, Mag. Av*.
P.I2H PONTIAC a tluor Milan,
$360,(HIA-t ennvllliitn. Keel
ami Hubs, Myrtle Ave,
i — jiuNlrivKg H ervlce
-W
I.ANKY'H DRUG STORE—Praacrlptiins, magaalnea, fountain
s.rvlre.
niO M PT
Phone |0S.
drilvaritx.
BUILD IN G BLOCKS— Irrigation
boxrs an.I genaril remrnt work.
Mlimlr Concrete Co, J. E. Tar*
willager, Crop. 3rd anil Kim.
SAV.WMA.T DU > O ll t h i n k
V
H A I« C U T
T llM
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
I’KMIIY WKIIHII2IHI.
By John Devlin
Kaa. mvuD w M m W h a v e
m
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r eK m Jr o w -rue
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T h f u tltl tn h 'l Iw lnu t a a riA f ll Ml
France* A. Hickson, 1119, X
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t n r f f H f r - n i w ’l hn^ nintl r a p D iirji. W ill l**ur lH » r w n * o n * lb » f t 1C ( I f LIBERAL ALLOWANCE o n ______
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W H h m i m y o f f if ja l a lg n a lu rA no«1
aIvl battery. 318 W. F irst S t 1 *
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Magnolia Ave. Three rooms
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frtjr o f f I p ** Mini H.»»« font!#' n iu U Ira ,
»fft o r THU tii:\KH AI* NT IT, . In Woulrufr suti-ill vision, mod*
H o n f o r In n i l f n l fn I r u ii * In n r «
I TUN o r TVIH NT %Tt< »F vrn conveniences, $15.00 month.
rnrilnm ** 'wlil'h la w . finltl r r r f l r i r n l *
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t ir o p r t iy
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laOl I I # M l.l t H I.
Pniila. Pinch, $4.00 monthly. P.
ir H H. da y o f J u l y A . r » . t R lf . b »*
T h r aal«l Into! h«'lliR 'n «R 9ao i| A| 111* fMlin
t m id r n t l f l r n l r In nay o f f in -.
d a l* o f lh a U j im t ir r o f a lifh r * r , a n d haa madt* $4|tpllrAt(ota for law D. Hug 1628.
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In follow In k »tr* rr1 b rd firo p a iljr n ll»i.
In nr In n il^rai w ill I r*i i * iliatanti on n ttd In N r in liio lr I'n u n tl* Florida *
minute* from I*. O.— rorMg
l l i r 5»|li. ila r of In n r A . IV t t ) | .
tsjcual A la , amt 'imt Ht. Lnwaadfal.
W H n rw n m v h if ir ln l •far on In t* nod ’ " f l i r . ’ ftu #H » o f N M t e r m e r * f *
Rail I I fti* I III* m i l l fi.n rtf M nv A
f h f U o f N R H i R r r t t « O i.f ,(T H i i (
FIVE ROOM furnished hauna,
IV , 1.911.
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AvnUahte June IsL Call 411
V i : tHI|T||LAH>t,
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Patk Avenue.
a lr t k (M r r u ll a 'o iirl
I I IM r h . S : 32 rh . t»» H»J|. C u n .
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FOR SAI.K: Fifteen acre farm . j
W l l n r u m y o ffb lu l
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nil I nail in Muntue. In A. Ransud,
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c l r r h i*jfifwll C o n i l 304 W. 2ml St.
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T A ft IIH F .II I M U C H I t t C T I M *
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of ii lift lira Hiitl ful In * d r r d in la*!o« III fmil Uhlg. ami Loan Ass'n atoefc.
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Hy A H W H h K A . I* a*
Sum* with dynamic speakers a t -j
•Hii a* of M ir U o iiiit i A o f aiii-ti *‘r r .
It f U -a lr In I h r jin n ir o f Cnktiow vi. rvirptional bargains.
For cash, ’\i
• ' * ; « « p T » A t u i ' v r v J u m p . 1TitIraw m I i | I'rrtlfH -a ta (w m lm ia in l
Hof-Mae Bal*
* 'U I V T V ,
S T A T U i» •• in d hi a to la w t a i d f r d w ill l*. $40.00 ami down.
•ip e -M iM iiia .
Ai»r M ifiro ti on vha tnd*
day
u f lery Co., 117
2nd St., pboM
i n I . t : u a r A T p : u p -;
j i i n r A. U , IR tl
A M . A N II. H T v lN K . I l . r . a . « 1
VVII io
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uurt ‘L I l*,r , i . i u h i,v ln a r liiliu ,
A. P . 1*31.
A FEW gwM l‘»r gains in si ora**
o r it#iiiMititni i i m *iIfo*t Atilt| y n l a i r ‘
furniture, inch ax Iwds, spring*,.
Y o u , Hiiil «>i«i It o f yioi, j« t r hPlt-Hy ‘HKA ■'
V. W IHH'vtl.AKH.
r t r c u l i I ' l i i i i l dressers, gs« stoves,i n
not if i«*d n tol r n i i i t i n i io t<r*"A*-fM ntiv
t.
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etc,
Irion* A ia
H r m l on If
1*011 Illy ,
*''In I lit a nod it* noihiln w H trli yo n , nr
fer and StOT> ' It j
4!<H, Ixsslng's Transfer
Flotidia
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of to n . iiu n l o u r alfnliint
Hr A. It- VVKF.KH, P C
lliu rn fA tr o f A I .I .A N It N TO N R !. d r .
sge, 4th and Pine St*.
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TARPON SPRINGS—Curb♦‘o u n ly J Ild a r <*f H#itili»n|p V b iin f f ,
a *
Engle
Ml III* o f f l i r In t h r Co-Italy C m n t .
(
f lK H I M ' d A u H
title Street bLrn g moved to a a W if f ll
bourn. 11, H a n fo rd , F lo r id a . H* lu ln o U
M U O
way for repav. f t t uf thoroughfai*
F lo rid a ,
w iib ln
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rto-lillif* fio lu lit# d a lr l i i l f u f .
i M i o l la th A p r IK A . P . m l .
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STORM HWUKI'S NKUHASRA- '
M A N Y K l<, NTMNFe.
A h o iln lp ln it i I k of
ib a H A V E ' y GUII WATl-lt rtpalrcl
r*Mjitr of
Nelir., May 29. — ' i
by one who n ally know, bowl
A L L A N If . H T m N H .
By JOHN i T c O O L H T
NEW TDUK, May ^ ( C o p y
right, 1931, hy The Asiwlatr.1
Press.)—A Beilin newspapa^ once
called him "King D stn the F irsL"
Old-timers in the upsUtia New
York village whose fairy godfather
he is know him as "OWsn."
On the twenty-fifth floor of 120
Broadway—suites labelled. “G*nrral Electric company"—ha ta tka
chairman."
Bankers, business men, college
freshmen, college
presidents,
atatramrn, fsrmera and natlono
listen when he s|>eaks. Whether It
he In the dirretem’ room ( I the
New York Federal Reserve board,
on the eampus of St. Lawrence uni
versity, at an Intrmattonal •**»fererrro table or in the h am of his
Van Hornrctille dairy, thersrla 'al
ways an audlcnre for Owart'D.
C. ■
Young.
Moat of what he aayk never get*
into the nrwspi|ieia. lie prefers
(o avoid publicity, although he ha*
figured in some of the biggest
news since the war.
Ills friends ray lie Is without
frills or affectation,, equally com
BUY
Y O U R
fortable with fimme.rrt, Industri
alists, prime niinlster*, congressnun or the Herkimer county folk.
"I con ‘Just set' b*tter than anyonr you ever saw,” he once said.
/ r i m t in n . i i j u n < » Im r f i
Part of this “setting" la done In
his Park avenue apartment among
t>11h tin O runcir ( h n l
tils books. Young Is something of
E m b le m ,
r biblUphile. First editions, manu
.
rito s ir
scripts. rare items of British and
Ann fi.-rtn inastem, are shelved
Hound the walls of his library
within renrh of the psry <hair In
which he liken to stretch his long,
rnltn r spate l«»ly.
Other hobbies are In the country
house on iaing Island sound neafj
LEGAL NOTICES
Itlverrddt, t ’enn.; his alma nratfr.i
w i t h I I u p S I I I '. H I P P X a t l . M IIP
St. lawrence rmlvrrsity at Canton,!
IV T T L Il.
N. V,; and the old home at V*h
\«< i lit h li* r» i*y u l i r i i to W II II M
llornesvlllr, where he has a dairy | I T >i V i 'u .Ni ' K U . v, a m i a•• i 'H .
of lit*' lo t* in .
farnt. To Ids vtdVrixity Young i M id t u id mmop*r Ito4iwlint
il 4-.it 11*, I I m i I
Miida't
I,
tnu|uently returns—he is chairman: taiisi 1*1 \ irt mo 4ii i?!i«t«t*-i
id iH K of ri.a iH in , A i t " or i » : i j in*uf Hi* ttonrd of trustees- and to: u iiilri
n a Him r if f •*( H im I •
lull*' i'u t ilit y , F lo tH la , w ill **»» Ho
It* welfare hr rnnlrilmlrf.
iin i i«i Jiitii', a i* m i l , i«*
Youngs' havr turn living In the: i|oiH
1.114 d't |l<4 k A VI, lit |In III* >
It
Ireighlsiihiu’d of Yen HurneavUlc 1lrt*|s w* Its* Olvtttv, Noll I It Id llll' I
Av* . It*«- am in ••
liar
sinrr l*efore the revolution and the p ill I , Mil* w,il«| 4‘liltm n il' |M tilled,
ivioavt distinguish!. I end of the line •11 f••i for mill- .»n*l p «II l*» llit- HlffH.
Mini I »t*wI liliiithl Hf leaalale I w, |m
has never been ton busy to main- flat
f .4nti, M ir fnltm vIoM t»iif Hi ad
s*f
tain the associations of a rural • Mil* Mu ilrw ri lt d iuti uf W HI* It.
MiK* Hii-i
o lM i
tin
m arkrt niul
Chlldh'od. A peifeelly np|*oint**l 1,'jkMl’. M*« i *-«•*•_ m » p » fullwwot •
Hill* I I I lit n 14 II I till I I’ JlIf tllNilft
school mid Uachrr-v home stand
T u n V|).Hill H M ill,
riMMltl k* d,
ncur the spot whrrr Mrs. Yming’s
v ilth i * m
"Hu*i
Horn*
N*»
I*mi ml *
Uiy learned his fundamentals:
Ilri-vaanl.
T l lj il *,i 1*'| » i'll I*- H i t f Inle* t» lnl»*
modern equipment lights
the i-iuetudv
i'll iH p
fell'd, d m of vi.* t
p ra n : n il h t o r t i i i : i o i a .
slrpets, rnd the late*! In snow ma- A . |». i n i . in i H r . m d n *- o f nod
T t J I H U H . a C W IM IM ! t u t s ,
Iti* 1*1ii* lu ll a I
!*Mi |i I h k V i . i ,
moving tnuihlnery kieps
them wtip.ir
t t . w t a t i : ( » f F I . ( H I I I I %,
lM tln .*• oiltioio t 'm i n i r ,
IN H R T I I F . F H T A T i : O F :
rletr In winter—all gifts of nod '/on* S*i C. I.t Hi*- n i .i M- l.lt«*
|*K ltl!V U C I N I I C I t i l , d#*PMArd, IN
f»tn*'l, H aiiitnr> flnfiri! o f
ri**r!da
Young.
|t« n j-H ilN o r in i i d H ii r A , foi f ii 11ii i *- F i l l ill A T I t
F l f t A I . f t O T IC K
Young dues not tare for strenu Of till- ..w ill 1 111* I 4I#f lo eI I14 d ll' I
i T I l ’ K IN ll i : i t i : i l Y M l Y i : . N lh a t
ram*- i8ii*l* • i l i f Mt|H t v i« lM i *.f Mu*
ous physical exercise. The milk a ;i Ot Itoiaid nint III lixi’iefil-iio u III* 1 | H rM
!*lli
W i l l . 4* If ( h r
*
ilfu lri
m u t!
ing, woodcutting and haying he lb*- |»ri*v(Atoo-i of <‘In*|il4« *»2ii|, • I n v u f J t d l i * . A l > I t l l , | . $ r a n n t !**
U i r p of K lo ib ln , A r ia *»f IM 1 . and M u
Jl
I **
« «f
) f f i f l U l ft l ilt*
<1V - l M i t V
dis as a hoy gave him enough I1t*> I Mil fa* iktniIti-M tilalbifM
of H i - 111l i n e d * " i ’u U T i H . F l u i l d n . i i i - r r i i i ' i i
training to Inst a lifetime, he Jok hhlit I Ion Ml liindk*' 111 fiillh ilrttlrr Vo i * l u r t i , i t r i t i i i f i i M i n i I I I I II' t * t t N IIM
f it HI Chiild** i
i*inil ii it' 'lo •** pold
1%• i * ¥
o f
I I I # ■ J S I !#- *• r
I t u l-fltllA
ingly rv marks, (iolf scores hold no In
fiat till 8*4ia I * ntol t- 1 |n n<rw III. AV • 1 t i l' d- r * c . • I r c f f t rtl'rtf* f t t i d M l
id
trrn rx : he dors not tore to play. •l i m it Hy lliw m I.I Hon i *1 lo 1.1 k In N Itlllr, H » 'll M ill l l » » l r . i ll* * ' B M 'II.
rri'i 2
hoot d o t
x n i r t i o v t m i t t r . , . , ___
WOULD PWOOABL.Y
L A u f lH UI4ASELF* i
^ - i ts ic K a j — J
W.H.LONG
In t Ht. O pp. Tout O fflca
MEAT MARKET
cm Out For Handy
Ittferencca
FUHNITUBE
f
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AN INDBi’ B N D lH r p A lJ .Y NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, T ^ t 7lg t > AY. MAY 28. 1M 1
A REAL HERO PLAYS BALL
ATTORNEV HELD IN KILLING
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imputation AndBlood
Trauifu8ign Futile
In JEfforU To Save
I a U Of Young Man
Ranking DemocratOn
Finance Committee
Cornea Out Against
Any Such Measures
Fears Allayed When
Men Turn Up After,
Setting What Theyj
Believe Is R ecord•9
\V. 11. Hawllnr. well-known
young celery farmer wh^ was In
jured late Monday afterdonn at
the tiem-va Hrltge-e-when—the
’hanir.* on a mr-e, u-rd to otart an
eulU-enl motor, bocanui fouled
on the flywheel anil etru.'k him
In the ler. died at Ihr FernaldLaughton Memorial H o s p it a l
ahottly after noon today.
u Yesterday afternoon his left log
W*» amp.tated in an effort to
.S r , and it la expected It will da
Mvo hit life, and for a time It
Waa leUrvrd that he «a« re'Tha Mississippi senator assailed
pponiling a* well a» could bo exijecretary Mrll in for talk ng about
feetnl. II waver. list night hie
tax-reviiion and railed upon the
ronlltlon liecame worse, a n d
admlnUtrat'on to pare down ex
David H. Clark, of Loa Angeles, former Deputy District At blood transfusions, ailmiiiDtrred
Here'* a famous boy hern In another role. Ho Is Bryan Unlledt,
penditure* and to alow up debt re
U)W morning warn ordered. He
tirement during (bo petiod of do- torney, and a candidate for tbo Municipal Court bench, * as arrest failed to rally after the trans hero of the Tower. Colorado, school Ini* tragedy, who rocently
ed and charged with the murder of Charles If. Crawford, and
visited President and Mr*. Hoover at the White lluu*e. Back home
yrwealon.
fusions, and physicians »eld thle
Tbo admlnlslrathn so far has Herbert E. Spencer, megatlne editor and former rity editor of a morning that bit death might be again, Bryan hat decide! to forget gll about being a hero.
refrained from a defln te recom- local newspaper. Photo shows: Clark (left) being i|uestloned by cXtr.'trd at aijy hour.
eisndstIon. for a tax Increase which District Attorney Durton Fttti, hie firmer superior.
Mr. Kawllni, together with
has boon demanded by Republican
llark Isn ard ) Bml hi. H. Smith,
Independents.
were preparing to embark from
Senator Han lion proposed that
| the ieneva bridge for e fl«hlng
the -treasury bridge the prospec
trip late Monday afternoon. II#
tive **00,000,000 deficit this year
I was sitting In Iho rear oi the
with an Isaua erf eh>rt-lerm re
i sins 11 boat, and had Just nulled
tbo first, messed or third prefer- cur tlevjxnd curtail payments ; on
Iho coni which is connected to
Uso pirffy debt for a while, saying
ealial.system. ,
e
the flywheel of the outboard mo
tha debt Yetliement program h
tor. when suddenly It was Veterans. Of Ware To Filibuster Is M a i n
The amendment was adopted, seven yeare ahead or schedule.
Jerked from hit hand ami the
tained DespiteComahd faHowa tha lines af a bill that . “ I am against any tax Increase DefiiniteDecisionMade Says Sudden Burst Of wooden handle tore into his Irg, ' Join Parade Along
g a r pieepd last yvor « n j dee Is red at this time’,* he announced. “The
Jset above the knee. .On the flvoWith
Other
Groups
promise Suggestion
To Proceed Against Optimism JVillTufp ndle ride to the hospital bo loll
aweomltotrtadl *y tbo State Su America* people are ln.no position
preme Court. The Oovernor has t> par increased taxes and It Is
qtiantitles
of
l.lnod
due
to
the
fact
Governor H. Horton Tide Of Depressing! that the main artery In his laft Memorial Day observance plane
•ot the-time far Ceagreae to try
were announce i ae completed
Irg was srvrroj throe times,
to formulate a permanent tax
this iiiuming, according to It. C.
NASHVILLE, May W .- ( A P > NEW YORK. May
(A T)—
policy. Mr. Rawlins wa« bom at Mi Hheafer,
> **Oor country !i In a teirihle A definite decision of the House Tbe vpinioa that a sudden change lan, Gan Dec. ttl, 1HV7. He spent R.nanDh
Veter
ctmmltlee of flva to recommend to optimism which will usher In much of his early life there, later
an* who are * posturing thr pro
Impeachi
better
business
conOiron,,
'.la
fa) paBUkal atfUiat Iona, ought
moving t«- McRae, Us., where he ream o^-ihe dap. togsthar with
W 1 » wh#l * V ~ ». VsWbfl rWofi* OovsmnV H»my ft. Korton-was‘ra- "about dee'' eras expryisej yester.
the ftkmp)>eH-L>saing Poet ef the
lag. eonf.dorNe so that business yealei by one of the committee tKy by General Chari is U. Dawes,
American legion.
ran gat qn Ita feel and normalcy ■ambers shortly, bafure tha Ten- anibatMBOf 'iu Britain, banker, an-i
A 'pared* In which auemlier*
prevail. I can’t understand hnw naaass legMsturt' recorvtnrd to- tbe loan for whom (he Dawes
of the Hpaulsh Veterans and
Mr. Mallow ran direct criticism at"
plan was named.
,
Icglun will Iw joined by Boy
day.'Work on tha report is still In
(Continued-on Page Four)
Returning to Hie United tiiates
He o u t * , National (luatilsmen,
progress but it is expected to be fo ,%a aboil business visit,* the
and idliar civic >«die«, will furtu
made today. Articlsa uf impeach former tier preildinl said pitaat the t’liurt House at W:4B
ment aka. being prepared but the peritywocld return only eluwly,
o’rbrk Haturday morning, and,
pronu'Hy at 10:00 n'clock. will
rontrnta are closely guarded. but that the mass lien I away from
1 Tbe Renata has killed tha UD
marvn olong Park Avenue to tbo
Ciowda thronged thl catpitol. Mrs. per-simiem would be suddrn.
brandIng fae a Tax Commission.
. llu said the »|o;k exchange hail
Fourth Hlreet Park.
Horton came te tha-capltol to be “ rvsso.1 to lie a reflection of any
Vila I hop* wilt preclude any cooThere a program of short dura
NEW YORK, Ma» 2d.- (API—
with
htr
husband.
•idMWtion of this hill la tha Houoa.
On the evr of Uta'battle both me is altitude except that of In Thr body of a second vrrtlm of (he tion will lie carried out. It will
. Many residents of flaafond were
ert a."
fcunderol sloop Sea Fox, which bo opened by the Rev. War. P.
the adrnlnlstralleh and the i-p
"For the first, evident-* i f the
it lalantlrely possible far this leg- this mernig In receipt of a lat
pnr. liory headed hy Coagmsman evlatancr of th*l general lietter put out from City Island Saturday Brooks, Jr., i f the Flr.-t Bsptlat
Islatgra to proceed In an orderly ter from Jno. D- Jinkins KamiEdvranl II. riumn, |ul.tl.-sl .leader feeling o f Iho rasssos from which with a party of seven prominent Chunh. * Mru^s Arthur Hrenan,
fashion ana complfta all jig week nola County tag aoltcatar, reminduf Mi-mpb'e, express*il "confiilmice spring* Incrpased mass a-tivlty. young Nhw S’ orkrrs, was recovered pronitm-nt‘ local vnrallsl, will then
sing “ America. Tbo Beautiful” .
them that if they export to In iho outcome. * *. ’
, In ImriAcss, we mutt look to statis
The Sildrrst of the day. "The
• la the special kity election
A rominittee appdned
to tic* whi. h trally measure a mss*
slgnlflranre of Memorial Day” ,
fan* *, they must pay their pallstudy iriwrta of tha le-tl-lallvr In movement—say In electric powrr
gJw lll not, especially In view of
will then be -i-l'Vrrrd by tbo
taxes before sun-dawn Friday, vestigating lumarittee that In con-umpllim—not to the prices at
* above mratioMd M *k.
Riv. F. M. Msrler. of ihe First
quirt d Into slate affairs wa« in- nrh'rh a few diarcurogeil holders
' 7 * City Comralssloaers are sf.rmtr*l In report tu. (he bouse of aie selling slocks to a few wise
A* ra-clrerilldg' plan' hat bang ‘scheduled' to meat Monday night
reprrscstaliirs today wbcihir the
*
pared by . *1 nepenthe rity,
h r and
the* purpose af disetsaalng th*
"It was In June, 1029. four
alicerely hope that It *UI f M ih ctlaa which may result la n fndlPM , warrant impea hmcnl
month* before the stock panic.that
“
i gay to tba fUdr af.tbe I l - t o fhhago In tha Uty charter. They piorrvrlngi.
Tha iiirrstlBatiaw iretiltcd from rlrrirle power consumption started
id SenaU, and.anfceoaruUy P * t Wive already appointed tha folto drrreaa*.. Just a* th* stock mar
f l f boons*. Tha .agprer ,M »*| * IsWing taxpayers a* alection of- tha'rollspsa of fog f hank* I UNirg
almost fT.OOQ.OOO'af'xtatr funds ket waa insnlhs laic In reflecting
‘ " ' i.
* **
*'
‘
clerk,
ffdalai
IL Colclough,
____. on their books.
a mass rhr.ngc to pessimism In
f F. Lane, Jay Beck, and W.
In the majority repyVt of the IP2P, so it prolatbly will bo months
M. 1McKinnon.
Invrstlgat ir» iee«lsnoa>
cr tirlr. Irtc in reflecting th* mass ■hang*
asm of
l" wwh
Voter* will be asked to decide
Ing (he governor and Vartnj, other In optimism witen It orrurs.
whether they wish to give tju
"PlOspci-ty, which. Is anotbor
off claU was reviewed but a ills
Coasmls*loners authority to foregenersl exegeanllii| report of lire ( ntewibere name for activity In gcncrsl
riaaa tax csrtifcaUi on any accused tho others of soppri- ,inj- clang! s, will return rtnly sbiwly,
Ne w YORK, May 2 g .- (A P | for tur business system It an enor
property upon whirls tnxaa hare
feel* and racking- inly to in1‘ratse for France’s approach to
boas delinquent for two- year*,
mous machine. But that mass
(Cuntlnuad ’ ost' aagg four)
time, this MB;wwsdd #ffret
the problem of balancing agricul
ebangf In attitude to optimism,
and to give them authority to
ture and indi’tlry— including the
which1will mark the beginning of
forecWablat coca on oil ddlncountry’* pioU-ctlvp tariff on firm
lb* upturn In gonorel burine**,
Qoesst ton** tor th* yuan 1917.
prularls - was expressed yesterday
will com* Just a» suddenly as did
I t fl, assd IMt. Tha present
by Gov. Franklin I). Roosevelt.
th* rhtng* to mass pessimism in
ehartpc gives th* Commissioners
Th# New Ycnk exocut Ice, prcml1P7U.
•
apthoetty to sell any property
Artivltlee art t
ktlort Army
nvntly named s* a possible Demo
"It I* about do*, in my Judg
ep*« rtfcfeh taxes are delinquent _x
u Viet .
•rii brought ment."
crat r pir-identUI nominee In 1032,
1 ^
if member!
returned from a visit to hi* til
General Dawea will eperul a few
tf'Club who days at Realtor Dwight W. Mor
mother In Franco, whore he also
uitified Bandit
Qfontsi’ima row's goiw* In Englawoid. N. J..
founi time to ronfer with official*
aace of Ml after which' ho Will visit Presi
aru(*espirts of agricultural prob Vat trail organ- mad* d counter
(jd After Holdup
charge of fascist laterferunc* in
lem*.
dent Hoortr. Thck ho will go to
C’ thollr attlvltle*.
He
decline]
to
answer
a
question
Chlrajr*
for
two
Wookt
In
con
YOKIL May M— < A F ) In gqvenimewt circle* it was salj
I proposed nection with preppreUon. fer tho
ae
to
whether
the
‘French
system
ooRfiod bandit, who with
unofficially that tha controversy
fat
appeal
would
work
wall
in
this
country,
rentury
progrwee
ogpositlon
In
treats robbed a speakeasy
but la FranCo he said tha tariff on between Ihe student group* was
Weaify Id Chicago. H* to . chairman of tho
m , WW* shot and hiDad
He urged exposition’s flnaac* committee. •
farm product* had prevtd valuable not entirely uavrUcme because It
y KluanIn helping stabilise agriculture. • as lieli to be an evidence that
in drtall
. "On* uf the thing* for which the fasrlstl were toady te combat
oral board
Franc* has hash working." ha said. what they consider a politi.'al trend
“ Is a e od tjslant# between tgri- by Catholic erysnlsatlons.
» .~ (A r » IK, May 2 lk - (AF) - rultrre anj ladoatry-not too muen
In Vatican c Irelas th* ronten
» killed yesanas of graat Intensity Industry, not too ma«k agriculture. th n wa* maintained that by their
isbllc driven
ip south writ sectlsn* of Thldris proUMy oVm of the fpetnrs all'gvd Interference' (a Catholic ac
Of thr naval
h Isles last night. Flood which make the economic depres tivity the fascists ware vleletiag
secretary
a* struck a*
•had through the aiPaets sion net so set lew* In IWance ax the spirit o f th* lateral! treaty
M in (runt -vf
I and the concordat. ’ ’ ’
f, Hy mouth and Easter, In more Indtutifil countries.
Home d plematfc tonaion,- It was
W basemen-s af bauMS
“Thefa what vre are working
for in H)ll country. Franco pro learned, has egletad fer three
ilm-e- (net about paough agrkul- month* between the Vatican sad
the government. 1
Fascist Mndentortonight starved
lb* offices o f tha Cathclie publish
ing hoos* CivUla Cat1-dire, rushed
inside end* tkrtw topics ef the
look "li Fanu",(Tha Hope) from
tbs window*, .
»
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growtr.
TALLAHASSEE, Mayo 27.
—The much heralded block
baa made Ita appearance todfy. end is the cause o f nothbeing done today, and the
a n t e o f no proapecta for any
thing to be done for several
(Uy« to come. A filibuster by
t oppoeltion hgg kept the
1 from coming to a vote all
a
WARHINOTON. May g S .-(A P )
—Chance* of a tax Inervate at
tha neit seeson of Congitaa less
ened contiderobly y e a t e r d a y
whew Senator Htrrlrm at Mlsslialppl, the ranking Democrat oa
the finance committee, declared
aga’hat* any - euch legislation.
Senator Harris >*’* •worda aa
rvrmur legialation go a long way
In Demograte eouncllt and the
Democrat* art about evm mlmeri-
LAW BODY STILL
IN DEADLOCK ON
GASTAXFRACAS
Another Victinf Of
Sailboat Tragedy
Is Washed Ashore
People Warned To
Pay Poll Taxes To
V o t e In Election
»
Attacks Renewed
Upon Catholics By
Fascisti S t u d e n t s
Roosevelt Praises
French System Of
Controlling Trade
t'z m g s s
Kiwanis C
Meetlnjr;
O B E R G U R G U EOTjl i
VALLEY. Tyrol, May 28—
(A PI—Safe from a h aum R
. Qua exploratory balloon voj*-*1
■tro to the Stratosphere, PrtK,
fesaor August Piccard and
hia aMlstant, Dr. Chnrleai
Kipper, today were enrout^,
from their landing place on
a glacier above thin town to '
Ober. tiurgl.
The ballrnnlste for whoa* eafetg '
frare aero felt, said their voyage
had be«n a success and estimated
they Hid reached a height of
M.SOO feet almoet 10 mllee end a •.
new altitude record after IB honta;:
and IS mlnutra aloft
They landed In good health at j
10:0a o'clock lait night on the
glacier. Their Instruments are aafa
and the balloon l»' In good rood I- jlion. Effort* to bring theae dowa *
to the valley will bo made thlo afli «
ernoon.
After being e'ghled over sever- 'J
al towns In Western Austria^
tracing a southward (light from
Inn,truck, the balloon was re
potted sighted by tha gsn.lsrrosrW
over. Bosen, Italy, continuing Ita
southward courts.
Although earlier In the night
there were reports that what v i m !
thought to be dittoes signal*,
from the two men rnrhved in t h f '
aluminum ball attached to tbo :
balloon, wero seen, the rommaaEster of the airport at Innsbruck
was reported to have denied ■that,
light signals he flashoj when tM 1
Tha fact that the hallooa .eon*
tlnued in tha air, with no-apparent
effort being medr to bring tt Id _
rarth, wa«-considered a fur-1bef
arguateat In fator of the theory '
Professor Firrard and Klpfer had ,
perlAetf.
; •
. '
Friends of Professor l’i. ran! at J
Munich, howeter, were reports^
as finding grounds for tope la
the ruullnuad flight. They da-,
(ConUnusd on Pag* Four) a
Russian Airplanes
Circle Spot Wherd
U-Boat Went Down
I.ONDON, May r g -(A P )-R a a s
atan airplane* and warehlpa today .V
circled above the spot where Sari- >
rt submarine So. », of tho Baltia
fleet sank Friday In a pool of oil.
Although the Hoviet government -tg
remains silent on th* tragedy, diepatches from Rigs, Latvia, said i
It was understood the craft wank
down after an explosion, presum- ahly with all hands, about
100 j
mile* from llelelngfota, Finland, . ,* J
Moscow dispatches said the sub- ij
morslble failed to rise after mak
ing a dive during maneuver* with
ether vresels of the fleet. Auitll- fi
at y ehlpe ware sent to tbe scene, Ji
It was said, but were unsuccessful _
In attempts to raise H. Destroy- "
ore and pianos stood by In hope af
bring of aasistonr*.
Th* fact that th* water's dapill ■; j
at that |>olnt la from M to U b -'“
fsthuma led agpart* hare to say
that It would ba an axtremaly dlf*
dealt task to recover the .vewtoL^t
Tha number of tho crew or tke tgv - •
tent of th* casual!** waa og* s
known.
Russia It ball*red to malataip v]
a (U*t of about eight «ub marksaa, j i
ships In Baltle waters. Thatr actlfjwVj
ship* In Ball# waters. Their activi<s>4
ty In connactlan with tha sinking was credited by obaarvan hare ga "j
explaining Finnish fears that a 4
Russian flctilla was masre«iag..i
A repast from Helalngfre*
that.a Soviet fleet waa ly l*
Arvnigrund UgktaUp sad tha
vlet plan** w*t* flying rear
nleh torritory. AuthrejUa* i
w in Inclined to link the re
with the recent exthaage o f i
with Soviet official* oree
treatment e f Fiaalah aatlene
Rue* la.
.
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rr *r* t-d ^ -ia *•*«*
■ L* Uw laaffta. aud*— ta
T « » » « » .-
V g a a d -g *-*, u » •*•
V'ldtet
n M f t j * » ,* i t l » o M . other than •
remppraUr* now-comar. young Go-
nm,[pitching. ateppad that 17i t M winning. itraak of
U*
World** Champion Athletic* y**larttey by a 0 U * aeor*. Ooma*
allowad attta MU, daa ajtdaar by
i’ weak, It w u lanntdd
t e M y b« ahlftad In
tardana for a day #r
la said to U a itit . but. tin**, h*
l far aorartl
aa 4 batter * [ 1 1 '
ta apparent with only
Ha win b*
ruror, and if ha makai
• rtnlir.
DaaUh baa InU— tdd
In hit taodacuUra Jkil
Al now 'has g>h*
ht gama* without a m
•ml^flbaraa*tri*d la turn to ataa*
lb* (Id* and Inap’r* thair battara tarn**'. TM t> dam near a record.
ta unlaaah ttalr fary on Oamaa, Halo* Manuih baa 14 alralght, and
rut tba old punch odan'l thara. plnkay Whitney 11 attpifht, Hasp
thoaa.playam. 3
While th* Yanka war* winning,
lb* Banatora want dowij to a 6 to
Th* diamond Vail
4 defeat at tha hand* of Ruaaall
and th* Rad Boa. That pat th*
Yanka back In aaeoud and th* Sen
Baptist Church and th* 7 . M. C. A.
ator* In third. TS* Sana tor* out*
team hooked up. Tha lattkl ugl*
hH tha Boa, bat couldn't bunah
fit won by n b’g margin. Jtlnlaw
them at tha right tlraa.
and Knight ^Itched for tha » laTh* hard-hit ladlaaa ear* nan, and <wara ite m In trouble
prtaad th* loop by winning * .......... Tba teaara war# n#w#»m*n
doable*baadar fraoi th* Brawn#. to th* tarn* Insofar aa playing at
Mliter abut thaw out I I to • In night I* adnemod; which 1* partly
th* naaon they mad#* such an
th* flrpt vaaao, white Harder
bald thoai aff I* win th* aoraad odd show n r . . Thttnday night
4 ta 1 Vaamlk aad Margan war* th* Hanfofd-Orlada TlPak Growtha baaty atJck n o * fa tha flral era and P lffly Wlygly .Will meat.
i * a * far th* Indiana, white Myalt t* t a booMT to aid lb* I I
td • ran**. Gaaa* Uoalla mad*
twa orrara. hi th* flr»t gam*.
Tba double wld.pul th* Indiana
la fifth pla**. not far behind
th* Tiger*. ______
Th* Tlgaf* puachad out a nice
I to B win orar tha White Boa.
3*cnfa Hhte not only pltebod
baautlfully, hot Ml a homar’ to
aeotu a — n ahead o f him. It waa
the' second straight win for th#
whkh wIR. within a
apbealtud to th* caui
.
Wssh ngloh ’l
Butteries: Jt
STSSf: £
I f , you enn't Walt Daytona Yamorrow, support th* laagtM h*
aealnc another game cl w* at band-,
Th# two league leading * 8 — «T
Winter Park and DtLaod, will
moat |n DaUnd In what will n*
doubt b* attainted-by n record
'around. Al Rogaro will probably
fa n link BHaby, and tb* two fp *
mar Onlr*rally of Yteridd ‘r
should make II an lnt<
gam*. All jramaa atari ht
FRNBACOLA—I WOO,000 .I’aaaarola bridge to QWf of Mexico will
b* opened Jan* —
•
MAniHON— Brown
Co. ■urrented
TV'
Into ahap*. Howatrr, h#
tall*, raeautly tenaad,
i& t c K S
I is ita s -S
u aren't playing kail.
Ada that th* la*go* >•
tp with playar* ta o»«*f
md now ba'a ansteua U
i la th# gauw, and ataw
itfw u p w s
gam*, hut, after ba waa touched
fpr four rua* *u aarta kite and
twa arrara la ala laalaga, ha
waa realatad far Hold. Aa ■»Mat, tba Brat*# waaMa't hit baMad him, ahbaart they did got
eight scattered btewa off Walkrr. Th# erar* wu* d t# t. Thate
htttlag waa aarteualy Impaired
la tba flral gam# which (bay
teat I U A llabbal tet tb* Beat*#
dawn wBb Iw# hits, bath af
which war* batted aat by Waa
BabalmaWeA. II waa tb* flral
time this acaaaa that a club teat
a 4taklr S"-*— ultbaat aaurlag
i ran. jackaba hU a hamac I*
•lb* first gam*.
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NATIONAL LBAOtlB
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Chicago w ....-— .. IB - ** e
11,'ted.lphte - . - I Wr to:
• I’ llUburgh
J * , 10
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YEBTRRDA
Bt. L»ul*
Chacmte
aa legal Chevrolet de*lrr*. .
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Batteries:
Stlaly and Fai
and Myall.
Second Cahje:
Clara land
.
St. L o fa — M .
Da ttarIn : ColUna, Klssaoy
•780 Fen all i Harder and' Myall.
Aon
••
last Dhle amf Hayworth;
r-ltiburth &f>{
Battartea i
abd Ylnanaa, o ft h o CnHuraitp of
Pannaylmnln, w h of wua ahnau
chairman, waa optiudatld ooar
w ta T X y t a a e a X w ^ t a * rwetlor collet* raaoartk InU th*
prbMMtlo* Mold.
;
! ,*i baiter* thle — thud will ta
wore affm lya In detesm ln W jta
affect* of .tha Xithtoanth Awandthan waa
*■*■*-*u
ww^"w^w—
Phtnipa; Hsltehsa. Derringgr ami m
Wilson.
•• V . _ i JJ
New York „ OOt 0O0 10«^-4 7 f v
Boston
000 000 0 0 0 -« « ’» |
Batter!** i llabball and Hogam *
tachary. Cuanpghwa.off1
<•<
Second gam*:
Haw York . . « 0 OOO OX*-4 B I
Boston ......... 000 000 0 0 0 -0 4 0 .
Battartea: Cantwell. Hold and ^
Cronin; Walker and O'farralU
d
Br >oklyn
000 010 001—d 1 1 ,
Philadelphia CIS 010, 000—h I I I ,
. Batter #* i J. Elltott and Darter ,
Fhaota, Hatmaeh, Quinn and t
4«»• ; * 8
Chicago; - - 000 IH * 1 1 -7 11
Battartea; Smith , and Ora
Benton and Carrall, Bakaforth.
Second Gama: ', . 1 ■. ; .
m m
At th* aaat* tteaa, tha Cab*,
winning taro gam*# from th* Rada,
ndtonead te half a g * »# fn»«*
third plak, )«•» tack of Uw
Brava*. Tta flral
to i In favor o f tta Cota, white I
tta second was a 0 to d affair.
Hite d#*W#d taU gam#*, for tta
Cuba got t4 off fir# pltctara sU
day. OHmm waa eptkad by lteush
In tta second gam*, ahd bad U
leave th* goiaa. Not before b#
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�lal Calendar
I. -i
**.. . T ,
b win moot at 11 o'clock
aOmofM r*. M. U Wrtgki
Number Four o f the Flral
Uta N. do
Y JU w aN Chapter of the U. D. C.
wife be held at 1:30 o'clock at tha
hma* af Mr*. M. 8. Wiggins, lITf
ajrssi,ri’£‘C5_w's
haMoaoen. Since June 3 la the
hUtlday of Jeffanon TUvia,: tb*
U. D. C. will obaerr* that aanlH * * i t at tha meeting Friday.
Ptaan recital by th* pupOa of
Mb* Madella* Mallem will take
*1 • o'clock at tha Woman's
■ M * raorn* on Oak Arena*.
TTJ,
MONDAY.
r
m bjHtal by pai>>b from the Fanipip 8, Munsoa piano school honor
> n f H e m l n o l e High achyol'
[ graduate* of 1931 In Seminob
High a u d i t o r i u m ai
>)}• P. M. Th* poblx la moat
cordially Invited. • * •
Cirri* Number On# of the Presbytorian Auxiliary, Mrs. J. O.
And#*. J r, chairman, will meet at
S:30 o’clock at th* bom* of Mr*.
J. IL MeCaaUn and Mba Mae Mc
Gill, 107 Magnolia Avenue.
Cirri* Number Two #rth# Preahyterlan Auxiliary, Mia. L. I.
Frasier, chairman, will, meet at
9:30 o'clock With Mr*. J.C. Hatchbaa. M l Magnolia Avenue,
Cirri# Number Thtee of th*
.Preuhyttrian Auxiliary, Mr*. WaiUr It. Bacb, chairman, will meal
at 3 JO o'clock with M n . Linton
Meet*.* And
onals
At lb* tavhatUa of W j A. Bay•aa, g. C , where Mr*. Boyl* ahd
nee, the membar* n f t h i Truth
T, 8- Baria, af Jacksonville, b LlUiaa trill spend aaveral w«akl
Barkan' Claaa a< tba P in t Math*, iindfag --------1 days her*-. '
with the former'* parents, Jody*
dlst Church hold their . monthly
and Mr*. J. Dial Gray. Mr. 9*yW
bualneaa mooring and an all day
Win return In aerrral day*.
pilraie at hit ham* on Sylvan Lah*
Monday. Mr*. Georgs
MeCrom
' Mia* Edna Chittenden wUI hare
pretided oe*r tha ahort bualneaa
aa her dinner yueat* tonight, Mr.
aad Mr*. George Miller, of Wterasession at which t'm* reporta were far aararal mantha.
dab, who will be hers ta attoaJ
heard from tha aeeretary and
Fritada of Charb* & : Booth, tha mooting of Seminob Chaptof
tieaaarer, and • few dlacuaaloaa
of 11* portent bualneaa wee* tea- o f Daytaaa Booeh. fonnerty o f Ihb Number Two Order of Urn Eaat>
Oily, a|d a graduate of Banfprd ten 8tar. Mr. MHer b aaiaebt*
ducted.
' ‘
* At the n*>n hoar • bountiful High Bthooi, .will b* Interested to w<wthy grand patron of th* Ptort*
p’enle lunch w*a aerred with the
Rev. Carroll Varner making tha
tleeslng. Thus* piwient wars:
Mrs. W. L. Clark, Mrs. R. A. Moffltt, Mta. J, D. Parker, Mrs. II. A.
McCalley, Mrs. J. B. Crawford,
Mn. R. P. Tatesnte, Mr. aad Mr*.
r . K. M.'lehall, Mr*. W. C DekJe,
Mra. C. A. Ponder, Mr*. 0." W.
before
irrelative audience
Bremer. Mr*. T. W. Williams,
g by papib of
Mr. and Mr*. B. TL'Squire*, Mr*.
npper grad**, on Friday nffturT. E. Wilton, Mia. Hamry NUkri,
Mbs Lav* Turmr left yariewl ay nocn teachers and stodanto en
Mr*. J. G. Waites, Mra. W. E. aftorncon for Tamp* to apond 10
Walla, Mr*. W. A. Tlllh, Mrs. J. day* With her brother, A. 0 . Tur joyed a Jolly picnic at Saalaado
11. Powall, Mra. J. W. Rutledge, ner, tTN Jetton Avenue, before Springs and Friday -night war*
commencement exercises for th*
Mn. I. D. llarl. Mn. A. D. Shoe going to ChariottoevUb, Va^ to
alghth grade.
maker, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chern- attend aunmmer school at th# Unl1. Invocation, Rev. W.
B.
enlng, Mrs. J. M. Maya, Mrs. R vcnltg af Virginia. Bha wa* •#L Rhlnho|aer, tb* Rev. aad Mrs. com panled by Mn. PuarW Han- Brooks.
3. Bong, Eighth Grad*.
Carroll Varner, Mr*. A. L. Mon 'aall and Mb* LottU Caldwell who
3. Address, Judge J. 6 . Shar
ger, Mra. P. D. Parker, Mr*. 0. expect to return home today.
on.
A. Radford, Mr*. E, M. Hickman,
4. Plano Belo, Mra. Emma'ldr^
Mn. Georg* McCrum. Mn. John Mr*. L. M. Telford, Mr*. Alma
A. Brown, Mra. John
Vaughn, Ilabboeh, Ml** Alice McKitn. C. man.
B. Awarding of Pramotion'tMrMr*. W. M. MrKim. Mn. f . Grow, O. Bradbury, T. A. Jlutner and W.
tlflralea, Superintendent T.' W.
Mn. Fluids, Mrs. P. M. Eldar, A. Raynxr.
C. Announcements,
Principal
J. Wall*, Jr.
T. Benediction, R e r .-W . U.
rook,.
Warn R o ll:-. Archl* Bunnell,
Fr*neb, Mania
» St lira, Kvadin* Calm, Clarallowrll, Robert BttMroek,
r»lc Ley 8tllea, Varma Rivera,
'• The niptl.t Woman'* Ml*ah
Union hold tb* May meeting
Mr*. I-ouls Entxmlnger, when
that* aa* an Interwatlar program
kBjeyed by the member*. Th* neat
meet ng will be nt the home of
Mr*. J. P. Hunt and Mr*. R. &
Entxmlnger, on Monday, June tat.
A aperlal araalen of CbuMy
C*minl.«lonrr* bald In Ranford
Oh Wrdneiday way attended by lo
goi Commlaalonrr C. 8. Searcy.
•' Thoee from 1-ongwood attend
ing County Kederatlcp of Women's
Cn U In Sanford Wednesday were
Ml** Lovell, Mrs. C. R. Rearer,
and Mrs. 11. II. Maaicfc^Mr*. B:
R. Orty »»■ *lw t«l rttrtU iy .'
Mr. tad Mr*. J. L. Anderaoa of
lake WlWmate left Thursday for
Delaware, Ohio, by motor. Mr.
Andetaon la pvvaldcnt of the lo
cal Chamber of Ctmmjrc*.
Mr*. J. K. Walker left Friday
to visit Mrr daughter In I/t>» An
geles, California.
Mr. and Mr*. Robert KntxminITtr apentseveral dayi rrcrntly on
bulls* >1 la Tallshasaer
and
GalneavlUe. Mr. Entxmlnger la
representative of Tha Compton
Publishing Company of Chicago.
Kinneth Jarkaon, acn of Mr.
an/, Mrs. C. C. Jackson, aalla
soon on the United Rlataa 8. 8.
Arkansas for European watrra.
Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Baker
entertained Mr. and Mr*. J. M.
Drown of Orlando with a Ihratre
party on ThontHy errnlng.
Hay, WI won* In. *
Mr*. J. R. Taylor who baa born
visiting K«r bmthrr-ln-law and
in n in an k n u m
aiaUr Mr. and Mr*. II. W. Loder. flrllfim • IM hIm W a»
M Mai■■(<*•* ll w t o •
loft Turaday by Clyda Lina for «»
Ural day* mm4 tlirHi HalaHt
lift* dafa.
her borne In Brooklyn, N. Y,
SM Halt# for WabyV Cold.
PHILADELPHIA, May
(API— William Watrrell. 91.
pioneer In the Ineal paint ami
vamUh Induatry, .led )**t»rday.
It* wa* a former prea'dant of the
National Paint, Oil A Varnish aaa .elation.
TIIK TARTY SHOP
Heard—$5 per week.
(With Room t t )
’ A ltn rn ey-at-Ln w
Furnished apartments.
Will praetlre la all Ibe rearta
Riaaalaillan of Abotracto of land
spent th* post three yiara 'with litle» fires especial aUeatlon. Furnished Reams - | tW I weekly.
Opposite C*art Hons*.
her daughter, Mra. Maud Tupper.
local toachor, has gen^ to Green
J. G, SHARON
LONGWOOD
Don’t Rasp Your Throat
With Harsh
Irritants
Court-.
Cirri# Mambor Four of tha Presbytorian Auxiliary, Mn. J. N. Gil,ba, c b ld f W - W tt'm « t at 3:30
[o'clock wttk Mra. D. L. Thru*bar
kt bar horn* la Rase Chart
I Ctrcl* Nmajor F in of th* Proakrtortaa Auxiliary, Mn. A.
D.
KpMMb'Coalman, will meet at 3.M
WrimM nt thr horn* of Mr*. HarTt H tom , till Palmetto Arena#,
- Cirri* Number 81i of th* Pros*
hybrid) Auxiliary, Mr*. R. L.
Jooas, chairman, will meet at SIM
oYbrk With Mra. R. H. Walthour.
711 MeOetrrllb Avvnua.
K meeting af th* Mlasbaary So
riaty « f tha First
Christian
Church wiB be bald at S o'clock
at thC church. Installation of offkerx Will take place. Each mem
ber b asked to brine her mil*
baa.
Cirri* Number Om af U » First
Baptist Church, 'Mr*. Gbocto
Hoff, ckaltman, will a »* t at l:M
o’clock with Mrs. A. L. Jowrte,
91B Pari. Avemt, \
Cirri* Ndmb«r Two of tb* First
Baptist Church, Mr*. H. if.
H D, chairman, will meat at # i»
o'clock with Mr*. Jaaa* Oxok at
Urn Cato* Apartmonl*.
Cirri* Numbs/ Tkte* of 1k*
F i m Baptist Church, Mra. UOian
Vkkyry, chairman, will moat at
| f it o’clock with Mrs. , Flynn
S h a a , center Elm Avenue and
M r i ct h Btraet"a b O * Naaxhor. Four . of th*
FirW Eaatbt Chun*, Mr*. M. N.
C bviW M . chsiiwma. *iU mast at
SPECIALS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
O ffers T hese
BATHING SUITS
A n d O thers
SILK PONGEE
|jd|W Braid or
PANAMA HATS
DUCK PANTS
Regular M-00 oellcm
Spacial p rice
$h95
$ 1.00
Cholte o f Ladies'
SHEETS
Good Quality
Iv a atartad It and tha d a u g h ter*
of Iva Inharitad It. Iv a gavo Adam tha
appta# and It saams that Adam must
hava po u n d It on. fo r ovary man and
ovary woman has an Adam ’s Appla.
Put your Wnparon your Adom’s Appla
— that Is your larynx* you volco box —
It contains your vocal chords. Conildar
your Adam's Appla— whan you do so*
you aro considering your throat— your
vocal chords. Don't ro»p your throat
with harsh irritants. Roach for a LUCKY
Instead. Haro In America LUCKY STRIKI
Is tha only cigarette which brings you
tha added benefit of tha oMclusiva
" T O ASTI N O " Process/ which Includes
tha use of modem Ultra Violet Rays.
It Is this exclusive process that axpels
ciftaln harsh Irritants prosent In all
raw tobaccos. Thoso expelled Irritants
are sold to manufacturers of chemical
compounds. They are not present In
year LUCKY STRIKI. And so we say
Special Bargains
es’ SUPPERS
TOWELS
Regular price »5.00
SUP SATIN
8 UNION $U1TS
Regular Price
Including th « u i#
of Ultra
Violet
Rays
' Sunshine Mellows— Heat Purifies
r o o t P r o t e c t io n — e a e ln s t I r r ita tio n — oa <
i
llaryala* la lined Martilaw
(lata Yba Hera tie New
Rlagrr (leaner T „ .
HIM,Kit SHOP
I‘boa* M-J.
VaIdea Bldg
�PUPILS PRESENT
fG DANCE REVUE
WINTER Pi
Merlin C. Burnt
Dunut, tuntard
from Rollins Cc
Jsne 5, after
• carter Ot
, » , «
__ . . -istltutlon or
hfghrr learning. Ho !• prealdent
of Dolto Rho Gamma fraternity,
o member of th* Idler-fraternity
corndl, of the aleo Club, and ef
the Rolling crew. Lott year bo ettemlrd the Ualeertlty of Florida
and-waa a mombor of Alpha Too
Om**« fratetnlty.
Hamas plena
Heroes
plows to tinier
enter a low offlee In Cohtmbua, Ohio, followtng
Hla graduation.
oarington. Model*
displaying
porta, afternoon and oronlng
to ef the Batty Dali prawn pwaa, water tie MUaao Marti rat
ting School presented their an* [orff, Dorothea Lawaoa, Dorothy
keyring disco revue in each id, ftjpe, Kathsr.no Alloa, Mary Mil
D, ‘ and InUrcatlng minnor, lar, Dorothy Brooks, And Llrenor
from start to flnlih the City Coming Ion.
Miss Murff wore one of the now
Auditorium rang wlth’ ap00. Whlla iho dance revue wbltd rough straw sailor baU with
t modi or Iho audience. Tow* a t in e place sports suit o f shanRummer Fashion Farads, hi Id tung. The double breasted coat
ronnaetkm with ih* m u * r.nd the shirt of the null were io
«d to bo a revel ill on in its a bright shad*- of green whlla tbo Piano Pupil*; To Give
fitted troaioo blouse was of egg. Redial Friday Night
ico again individual honor* for ■boll colored shantung.
EyeUt tmbrcldsty and oigmndy,
heat performance daring Ut*
The Woman’* tCloh will be the
ling must ba awarded to Jo* paw popular material* for oronlng seen* of a piano* rad t* l-to be giv
and afternoon gowns, war# tha
en on Friday evening at > o’clock
materials used for ths diosaoo wqpn
by tha piano pupil* of Mias Mod*by Mis* Dorothea Lawson, MUs
line Msllem with Mrs. Arthur
Dorothy Dope and Ml** Katharine
Branen and tyre. F. E. Roumlllat,
Allen, restores of Ml** Lawson's
accvmpanlala,
M d Francis Roumllsteady applause. Mlu AtMthl- evoking dree* of salmon pink eye*
graceful and confident, rapli- ift embroidery woo tha. cottage of lat and U . P. McCullcr, Jr., a*
•j her llltenera ftom the mo patent leather flowers At the neck* assistant talent
The following piano pupils will
lt she tittered', and there wae no libs, and tha short •taffeta coot
take pert on the program; Anal*
o f pink.
bt a* to her ability.
Ot white organdy embroidered la Mat Ellis, Mary Watben,. Joapn#
Itlle Mias Dcrl* Jackson’s mlllM an danca; the adagio dance blue and .yellow flowers, jwos tbo Aatarejlo, 8y|
Sad by Mary Elisabeth Neely, evening gown displayed b* MUs Rungs, Ada
.utallUt, Billy
till Ijechry, Cotutoir*
* ‘renter And Beritle Wlnnj tl^* Pay*. Tbs tong flowing skirt was -Rmitnimt,
^WKIstMng In thv bnrk’t number adorned with circular ruffle*. Com* Mc sch, Virginia Petold, Edith
"w ith Evelyn Cate* aa soloist; and (lifting the rostume wae a abort Ringletaqr, Margie Hagan, Doro
Uty Rum* and Irvin Wettoa.
"' ih# Hula-Hula Babies, Hetty Jean taffeta Jacket of French blue.
Whit* crgsndy collar and cuffs
^ K lai, Joy Francrs Jatnl, Mary
^ lUUaOdham and Dirk Warren were and a gteen taffria sash war* tha
PICRIC. IB GIVEN
the ether outstanding numbers on only otnainanta\on ih* afternoon
irnwfl Of green eyalet embroidery
jr |h* program.
The tnembira of the Hemlnolv
■* The silver rnp for tha pupil of displayed by Ml** Katherine Al Hast bell Club who won the City
k a M n U w k U IIn
. ikw
t U . U Club
r l..'.
^the school making the meat *sf- ton, A large while loco braid hal rChampionship
(be Lion's
Intneement during the term, HIM- on 1 other white oceeesoriea wore Junior League were entertained
. IMI, wax' awarded to Ml** Mary worn with the draw.
with an ell day pienl* at Palm
A printed chiffon dross la pos Kprlngs cn Tuesday. Thee* pres
wBUtabeth Neely, while the tap
-‘ danr# jiwerrf wan gteen to Mils tal shidos wo* on* of tho moot at* ent wen: Maa Rumbliy, Robert
motive models shown by Mia* Kttmbiey, Julian Adams, Brud
» Mar- Higgtoa.
Other pupUa taking port on tha Matt Millar, th e dross woo fash Fleele, Darrel Ferguson, Ralph
i 'yeefrtsni last night and showing ioned with n Jong full aklrt, while Dean, Jimmie Tvrwllllger, LtRoy
. amaran) ability and training were: collar and cuff* war* of ambroid- Caspar, 8L Clair.-Cam*ran, Roy
organdy. Completing tha eoe- Wright, O. P. Herndon, Tolar
f. Do »otby Rtonmrt, Dorothea I»Ura
v waa n largo picture hat of Bryan, Junior Harkay, Billla May,
-aOn* Fatty HMge, Evelyn 8Ut*e,
" Martha Drawn, Mary
Millar,
whit* loco braid trimmed with
Thomas Cobb, Mrs. H. M. Ramb
.Elevnar Coarington, Dorothy Pope, blue gardenia*.
ler, Mr*. N. A. Ilirkcy. Mr. and
Mia* Dorothy Brooks wofo ail Mra. Reas Adams, Ban
t Entharln* Alien, Margaret MurfL
Steel*,
DoneOly Braoka, E. I- . Lanty, Informal dross of prlntod crap* Maxwall Stewatt, Fills Wcltsel,
" J A k t Bora, Helen Garner; Sylvia mad* alang almpla linn with a and R. A. Cobb.
-'Mrltondon, Brian McDonald, Ceeel- largo bertha cellar of crop*, ond
‘-tf'THlnck, Hark RiimMay, Jr, small pleated organdy alaovae. A
Hebert Rumblay, Jo* gtaintri, red patent leather boll merited the
LAKE MONROE
JtamnU Odham. Ruth Voting, Mar- waistline while o red baku ban
i'da.Pm ctor. Ollda Dyaorr, Jack deau- het and other red oecesaoriea
By Mra. 8. II. Buchanan
Jiiidroff, Frank Woodruff, III, completed the outfit.
Mrv- Mary Wardwell and daugh
Mis* Eleanor (touringten mod
• Mkry Earnest, Doris Bettefn, BarP i Warren, Dorothy IX)veil, and eled a sport* costume of yellow ter Mia, Mary Brant after (pend
llht crop# embroidered In peat*! ing the winter with Mr. ond Mra,
-11*Mll MrDanlal.
In tha fashion ehow In ronnae* shade*. The dress was worn with Georg* Wardwell hove left for
lion with the revue, bathing out- nn embroidered scalloped Eton New York City *n route te their
1,111)1 were shown by Patty Hodge, neL Accessories consisted of a h»me ot Stanford, Connecticut.
A, J.. l-indberg left this week
, Bar);nr* Warren, Darcthy Pope, bjpnde baktj hot;' hlohdk riioe* 'ond
for Chicago ond other point*. II*
Dorothea Lavraon * and Eleanor
will return about tha middle of
July accompanied by Mr*. Undlag, Mias Ada Blnglatapy and berg and little daughter who havo
Isa Ruth-Mcfsmtr 1MUs
Margaret Squire* Invite! thv been In Chicago a month.
N i Parks Hunter member* of the clsae to hold their Mra. Icor Rayott ond daughter
nest meeting with them,
Mia* Karin tha Bayatt, and ton,
Those present were: Mra. K. H. Eddie are lenv ng Heat week for
McIntyre, Mr*. C. H. Smith, Mlu
ef frlvpd* both here and . ataa- K n o t Owen, Marie) McIntyre, Day, Fla. for a abort rivlt
Mr. tnd Mrs. E. T. Austin and
whar# la th* announcement of tho L a v o n d e Hickson,
Margaret
mnsriege this rooming of Mlsv Rqolraa, Strati Meye, Phylila Rut- family havo moved to Crescent
Ruth • MeOnnU, of this city, tor, Ada Blngtotory and Dorothy City.
Many friends of James Johnson
daughter of Mr. and Mra. N, 11.
ate sorry ho Is atlll HI at hla homo
K d jla ti, of Betteview,, Ale., Ii
here.
Patha Uvular, of this e'ty, nan of
Mis* Louis* Ms:tin Is Visiting
Mr.-fewd-Mri. R. L. llunlcr, of
relative* ot Longwood.
'ChgtfbttbjN. C. Tho cvhvmbh’yWtjr
Party Last Evening Mr. ood Mr*. J. W. Vaughn left
Wvrfanaed at Hi30 o’clock Ire th*
Faluttfiy morning fir
Cochran,
Bow. Catr.ll Varner ot hi* coma
Go. Frpm there they wIU go to
PH Ma.TnoUs Avtou* In the prvaAsheville N. C., to aptnd the rev
eHc* -of the bride's brother-in-law
ntoliutar of the summer.
ond tatoter, Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Mm, D* iV.. Warren has returned
from , the Farnald-Lsaghton MoA ,lwo piece eosemble of Allra
nmfthl Hospital and la Improving.
uW dot mrrpm < with a finest
gtth Jacket was tbo outfit tho- dinner won aarvrd In caurses fretn
Henry King and family have
i)b f thv bride f*r tho occasion, the din ag room table which was moved to th* roirai vacated by
ittr this «he wore. A beige straw ereriaid with a llnvn cloth and cen Mr, t*i)d Mis. Vaughn and will
it And other arceioort** in betfa. tered with a large bewl of pink looducl o grocery at th* old stand,
Mra. Hunter « U berw In Ala- airing Gower* and fern. Other ta
A girt was bom to Mr, and
i|j)t where she lived the greater ble appointment* were designed Jo 'My*,,Alton Mart n. of l.regweod.
pink.
II,
n4 o f her ttfh. She was groduMr*; Martin wo* formerly 'Mia*
Thong present wrrut Dr, end Ruth Johnson, p( Lake Monroe.
*d frem the Aim ora High
Mn.Jemvi
Ferto,
of
U*r*M,
Cphpol. Attended bualnere college
Phil Eager win has been quite
bo, ond New York; Dr;.and Mra.
Morion Walker, of lontw rg; Mi.i H U * MW able t i h« up again.
Mia. ti, V, Bovs and ton, or
Bom Vsroer, H. K. plank. of-Han o n . Culm; Harvey Clever and bova a p a V 0 «m jm .virllb h,r p ,r'
H- U. JevogJullva Lee. of Tampe; ond Mr. and *»<#. Mr> aid
8*rip.; Mf.
mtmred to
Mra. fitehL
.
.tto w n th altar s short visit hare.
11*
---------- ) 4v
(C*n tinned from P » fi One)
nrreeo ftr teddelng tone* vtn o
nh ond Rive the ImpiMiton that
thrro ought to bo a to* revision
program that would Increase the
tax* on mllllona now paying and
OH mady more not now paying lorla*. Sock uiterance* front him oa
the spokesman of Iho admlplstration frightens buaiaoaa and
check* tha restoration o f confi
dence.
.V
*'Mr. Motion and tbo U*publican
administration Kav* from, year ti
year and over the protest o f Controoa touted Amsrltan taxpayers
8 BALLOONISTS
BELIEVED LOST
MAKE LANDING
(Continued from Pog* One)
dated the fact that toe balloon
ma'ntn'ned a fairly even altitude,
rl-lng only as It crossed tha A l
pine heights. Indicated that the
hr** b*g etHljrn* being—guided
by a human hand.
Report* fiom Innubruek said the
I alio in was being tossed about
Uke a koll In thi^wlnd, ot a height
of If.,ooo feet, when It wna
righted there.
The balloon was sighted over
Oetgl/1 .sod Landcrk after It dla*
appeared tram Innsbruck at V
I*, h .
From then on It was reported
from Went*, iterant ond Brannier,
anil finally over Baxen, Italy.
K
Davidson, N. C. Ha has
gUgad hi farming on the
dpi dig tho past > Utteo
Otm) fe
(Contimod
Co., In 1017. In 1IB ; bo come
to Florida, . aetfttng at OiUndo,
Ha moved to Bob ford In 1984,
and boramo rotraortorf with the
Sanford Bultk Co., at galeiman.
Sirica IMS ho hi* boon engaged
oa a celery grower.
Do la survived- by hit widow,
Mr*. Mary Rowling; hla parent!,
Mr. and lira. B. L. Rawlins, East*
man, (ia,. *|g alstaro, Mr*, J. II.
Ifrnley, Hamlet, N. C.I
Mra.
Che*. Ccs, Bsnford, tha Mlaaa*
Car*. Ruby, Rormh and- Mary
Lee Rawlins, of Eastman, Go.;
end three brother*, J. L. Bhwlins,
New York City, Roy end John
nie Kawlina. ef Eastman, Go.
Funeral sarrice* will be held
tomurrow aft*moo at . 4 o'clock
at the Flret . Metfaedlat Church
with the Reverend Carroll Varn
er officiating. .
Acilre p«l|b*nr*rt are: M. B.
.Smith, Clark* Leonardo, Brawn
Miller, Robert Meriwether, C. E.
Adams and Voile Williams, Hon
orary pallhtare:* will be: Dr.
C. W. Baker, Coleman Hall, Phil
lip Hare, John Zcrranner, John G.
Leonard}-,,Dentxal Stafford, T. B.
Middleton. Charles Powell, H. M,
Rumbley and F. F. Dutton. Burial
wilt take pine* at. "Evergreen
CVRitlery. * <-
tolar t» tMfr plan to compel cer
tain officials to stand public trial.”
If an Impeachment recommend,
atlon Is mad* —and both sldoa be
lieved one would be—the commit
tee of five house members, under
the resolution m ating It, is to
draw up art rles of Impeachment
“ as speedily as posalbl*/ Obser
BERLIN, May 2 8 -(A P > — The
ver* be] laved these would be
ready simultaneously' with an problem of how Prof. Auguste PicImpeachment recommendation.
Whlla the house members were
preparing for the Impeachment
struggle the senate heard Hal II.
Clements, an East Tennessee Re
publican, arraign the administra
tion ond charge Col Luka Leo,
newspaper
publisher
credited
with vast Influence In affairs of
«tale^ with being "the greatest,
enemy. Tennessee h a s g v e r
to divert th* public mind from
the laiceny UtsYa been going j,o
In Tennessee.” He paid that I**,
commander o f, th* tuth
Field
ArtHlery In Franc* dd'rlng the
World War and awarded the dim
tlngwJehed seevie* medal, waa n
military atratrgJal" who 'know
that a good olfanaa waa tha Uat
defense In ih* world.”
LAKE WORTH—Lake We
lower 8k*p opened ot 14 Has
r.-advi hgK dirird Snyder.
nm
t
y
com• W u 1
ih* » H S and tot oat 111 , it
*»rUin*di!«nfa>. wwll h i
I frm «« th* ballxro'g c m rtp>
^ to amgll thal at tha , eri
point of-ileoceut — .about I,
foot— Iboro would bo doncor
JJoweWg d*ww too rapidly.
This airtWpeted -r w ft \i
plunge, It wo i gold, crutd not
counteracted' bjr throwing <1
botlut, *> !*-usually do no, bor
mam of beiiait.
Tha only other pmalbtlity for a
landing, tt'wna mid,* waa to let
lb* balloon atnk by Itself,' which
it might, do when tho night air
rooted Off th* gas, enabling tha
cccupant* t? conserve tlfelr ballast
until they were relatively near the
grotlnd and fo ui* It all to pre
vent a too speedy landing. ‘
Tha expert* expensed fear that
could, have caused o leak which
would hove tesulted In the unsclousneat and death of the two
aclenlieto In the height* to which
they attained .
' Frefrsaor PJcenrd's trip was
|tanned to obtain data on tha ori
gin ot ttt lOtmle rays. Ha had
carried on a long preliminary
carrws pondrace -with Dr. Albeit
Einstein, exchanging viawa.during
For O b s e r v a n c e
O f Patriotic D a y
(Continued From Pngo One)
the romn-ent dydlcataA to Ike
Han font stitlierm-kiri ralh-s who
died during the World War.
. A Boy Scout bugler wUt blow
taps; Uje llrieg squad from the
veterans; Dr.' Brooks will offer a
LenedlcUon, And the program will
then have ended.
The following to the order ol
march: Chief of Poll** Roy G.
Williams will lend the parade.
lit yeeterday. He, too, signed a
policy that would bring her
money at bis death. He told the
.ertaerntor* he had lived with
Mrs. Hummers since October,
*‘I only signed oa* policy, but
f was told (hat Mr*. Summer*
had three giber policies taken
out for. me,” , he said.
Police ' searched the neighbor
hood yeeterday in an affort to
Ivans tha source of the poison
found in tha four bodies.
Other* atill living and Insured
In th e. widow’s favor arc Mr*.
Margaret Rllty, daughter ef Mra.
Rumman by adoption without le
gal pracers; and Mrs. Billyh
three children, all. Insured for.
♦WO each. Th'* 11) policies diseww
cmd by
investigators
totaled
♦#,088, of which Mrs. Summery
observed by the ’ Sanford-Atlantic
Notional .Bonk which will ba
rinsed oil day. Linton E. Alien,
president of tho book requested
today that customer* secure pay
rolls, change, ond ottand to all
Important matters cn Fridsy.
Tbo PwH Offlea will observe
the day by etosing mo*r*or lu
department*. The General Deli*,
cry win low will be open from
8:00 o’clock until 10:00 o’clock.
Mall will he distributed In texts
Ay ueuol, tort no ^treet delivery
will te mad*.
WAe
m
15 ACRES
nnt CM, UWUw
A n otg
EaUbllehed IfN
K « »Q
"Mfwhwvw I*
1.
L ™ i l 'f j
U r t t P td
I
-
.
uf i spriaa ..o f monthly
•ponoered by tho A in*rlogo
Mf*. O. v . Rymeter ho. relaroCtmpMn-Loaatog Fret, ed. |y her heme ot dear Water,
F«.
:‘7i
The Lake Monroe school U be
ing ttpoltnd ond tha Walls and
mUlag* pointed. Th* work to un-
t r a f m .v t
TAjyjtjlA|tMONT
m
a
1
f
*
1
�v. k . DMftiLAiU.
0 * m t'trnHl Cnurl
Hauitnula
room y.
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M. tVKKKH, H.
*tm rw n r v u n o n i I jUJS.
T O N IG H T S P B 09B A 1
» M t r n i 'K l * I1KIIRHV U W H S tl»dt
9A
INm H ry
FRYERS AT wholesale. prl
(hang* Bioatom Honey, ;
pound. to the gallon. 11.SO. B:
Tiller, Pool*.
NM lra lathrtahy ahan lhit l ftl. R n w r *m l In pwraMRCB i*f O u t
(iVntimipit from P -f» On*)
W illi It NR pur. Im »o uf TUI f a r , • • r u in fla « l iIk i m of fofprlo-Mtr- 11 — M iiKclIanM ui
WABHINGTOS, M*jr 2 * .-(A P )
HflrAta N *. J it. »L*i.,| tha 2nd. doy •ftil m Ip, m.*rt# itntl fiiitrvtl mi lh rWOBO — OrUwU
-^Jfo (*n*ial liirctlyatlon of th* »l>n. Thr Hour* ‘ r***U*J Hi* o f inly, A. I*. tftsi, (»>*« Mint raid U th
of April. 1»JI, lit * M »*v MV SUMMER rlu .ro in Piano-V.’
*■ K N u lctl Mood.; fitliy AwteI in toy■■ utflrr, at id" Iwa Ik * Circuit i'ourt In anil fur K#mi.
“Blackjack^ Finds Hla financial condltiun of r.llroada la compiomlw prnpowl from i5p*-l(- ri*ftlfihhM,a
forlc will Iwyl" Jun^ 1 — ,'IL ■
mad a nppUratlun fnr to a da ad Vo (tola i*ounly, Florid*. tn C to n w r y ,
«:30; Alt Sootham Mlnitrcl; 1:15,
by the lnt*rotal* Cem- *r l> n i. who u id h* tour,it lo laani# In aroonlhnra a id. inn. Wald In * r t r u ln m n w (M r tlit pomllric Kronen. A. Ttick.on, 11ID, Myrtta
a -tl* » profr-m; S:10, Booth B*« BaahWl RtaulU; 8:57, Wrothar
Most P l e a s u r e Is planned
wh+r*ln V A V l.lX H A. OtKKK. w in.
m»rce Commission on Ita own In- ■vrrt Irgi.tatlrr <hao. but no t»r|IfIral* #ml*rnrr* tha fitlluniftf Htf.
ui-ndM o; B:I6, St. UortU Or. 'V, ,1
who rnmpUlnaiita nod INDIAN Avi nur, Phone CitS-W.
drarrll*rd
proovrty
atluaUd
In
Porocnal; 9, Sir" Off.
W-alking: Exercise Itlntlvn,
ftlOlINC V II.le A U li |N«\ at *1. n n r
— i*
<*
CBS; 7, Arthur Pry.r’.
arlhn w«. Ukrn on hi* propn.il Hamtnnla CnyteiF, Fimiiii*. tu .w it: itafandAnti.
l. It. II. W A t h o .V. m
WJAX
—
Jarkaaartlla
I
ad
a
M
*
aT*
danrord
*
ItaluliU
< a w JllJlUry Bond, CBS; 7tl*.
12— W anted
L T k M .n i male known yaatarday cilhrr.
• vM
Kp w lnl ftfuRtrr of m H tSswrt,
liy
Tha
aahl
land
|
m Iu*j morititrn
at
0, Ei(ht Drum Dane* Orrhr..
'. aam
WASHyiGTON, May i 7 - ( A r ) In' an announremrnt by th« comd * ! O U I * O h m tw : 7:30, B ..»Ilia data- o f . tl.* h^imht'r of aurh M id IVcraa appointed, altall ftflrr
John K. Mathrwa, hitter foe of raM
fttf aala and rHI at piitrlii* outer* L1BKRAI. ALLOWANCE an year
M
Illrala
in
tha
n
t»m*
o
f
t*n.
,tra;
fi:30,
Uirla
Ramua
Pranut
I J) f e w ; 7t4l, Ef.rythinx llo —Ufa-lone cavalryman that ha D. m!e*ion, which m.ant, offtclal* In c<|ual di.tribution, helj| the floor known, ^
hrfor*
thr
Oowrt
llu
u
«f
in
A
in
.
»
old battery. 318 W. Flrot 8L
*J
< »l| A Purcell Quartet; klM, Mu- VarMtlro; 8, A m V Andy, NBC; "Black Jack" Penhin* flnda hi* dicated, that if railroad* want InThat ftl.
N- W lanlna, puichaaar ford. Hrmlnnl* Cotintr, Klon.lt*. It*.
in tl,r Iloo re all morning while o f Taa O r tlflr a ia N a n i l . tin Iad I naan Ola Iriotl hunt a o f fait*, on
I rt
P *t«» Panda, CBS; 10, 8:15, Taatyanat .Jroten, NBC;
r reared freight rain they muat
Ilia lot dnt of Itinr*, Itil, LEFFLEK APARTMENTS, 1
Pir.ldriit Whitaker and Senator Ilia 2nd ilnv of July \, |i la jP . llondavr
J ick Danny mad Ua Orchrotra 8:50, Phil Cock, The Quaker Man,
flrot make a drflnltr propoaal.
fma filial an Id rartlftcHta In* my tha pit in* Urine a Hula I ‘ a> * f thin
Magnolia Ave. Three roama
j
llutlrr,
Jatk-onvllle,
waged
a
t
’OlITt*
III# fill 11»nrIItIT tl«*«*r*r|hrii
offtra and ha*- m inlr ' MpnllvalVuii
i urn Monltcal, CBS; lOfO, RuTha an no uneemant wax laauad
altualn l
In
tl aml no la bath. Phone G38.
fur las. tlaad !#* U mh * in Mreurdniiaa iim prrlT
fight in thr Senate. The aituathn w
a * Roundup, CBa
ith taar. Hold fa rtlflm tn mithraraa i'nunIv, Kin Hill*. truwlii
after Informal ronfarancaa with
I*ola Una (11 In Una lltin d ia l
in the llourr waa heightrnrd hy I hr foil ii Mrin ft iltr ftilm l pro party
16— llouaen F o r R ent
Drnlal Willard, prraldant of tha
>
WRUP —^ GainaariU.
a n il
T h ir ty
una
(till
U liunird In Haniinula cou n t), Kl*»r.
an
eichangr
between
Prter
Toma-^
litrlimha
(Ip« r
l-n t a
t l,
Ida. to .W it i
BaHImore and Ohio ■allroad, on
AfcTIa*
5:01, Unlr.roi
11. II . IS. 14. 2 \ , >•. ST. II.
I h*!* I It* * Him-It la Mtirvahla.
Nlt'K KflDK to five room hum* at
tha atudg -lu in? conducted by ahkt- acllo mill Mathrwa when the T hr
• I C\. i n
t i t am* l| 3 l m| IN .
ly Ifuur; l:M , Oryan Program:
an Id land halnn n n o o n l
at
N ftinr.NI> V n - U f l R , n r.
I’anla. Porch. $1.00 monthly, P.
era eair.tr. looking toward a rata former attempted to have the gov- l l l f d n lr «*f tha Hm iinrr of auah imn iA
i, CVUJ,-Barry, Pfanlit; 6: 1 \ Tlon lln n to plat
fhrratif duly
la Hi Ihr
inline uf
|fn.
O. Box |5t8.
readJuMtinrnt. The announcement einor'a .ugar.tion referred to the rarllfli’d
rw*tin|rd nmoiiK tha im l.llr rr r.
l»ua_BiwiM-t 'IMP PhfrMa Crarkknown.
finance
and
taxation
c
unmittec.
J.
ofda
o
f
Ham
Inula
rotinljr.
K
lor.
That it, H, Wlnnlfut. piirrhaarr of
aald;
rfk) •(•5, Sh**Df «nif Putlr* R*.
Ida. Vtt Tint Ittmk ft, paera 21.
4 BOOM FURNISHED houae, 5
Tom Watron, llltl,borough Inter- T a » tV rtlflra la No 1211, lU ln l tha
fjari; 7, Tb B* Announmt; 7il*.
“The Interotalr Commerc* ComTod d a r o f lu ll. A. |>. lain, ha«
niinutri. from P. O,— corner .
v'rned, «ay ng "I am going to get fHad aold c ritifi,m i* In vny <t n fflra
Tha anma lu tm
fit* put I* tv
mlaalon yralrrday In rtaponM to
ntul ha a tun dr a h i 11rat lull f r I»t i m id ilwraa. Tarmas <*aah, purrhaa. I.irurl Ave.. and i!nd Kt. Iwwaod.
out
nl
hrrv.
1
rrfu.r
tn
he
a
pally
ar
Id
|w>
fur
dr
ad,
procedural numtlon* Informally
daait Vti laaiia in ireuriliinaa
n Mh
II \t. WATHON,
Hnld rartIfl.’ i l r anthraraa tha
ROOM furnlahed hnuu.
preen ted to It ty Daniel WlUnrd, 1 1 any turther action, like the 'law,
Hiparlal ftfaatrr lit FIVE
follow Ilia daarrlUnl pm parti p it*.
Hou-c
I*
taking
t>day.
Mr,
Tomt'hanrrry.
Ainibble June 1*U Call
(lid
in behalf of caatarn railroad exec
nia«l In Hamlnnl. ..unity.
Florida.
w rrjfO N * i m r i . n
aarllu
and
Mr.
Mathew,
.hould
to,Mrlt:
Park Avenue.
utive., informed him that tha comf-d n t to I £ IllfM'k k Mnrtnhlu,
n-ttlc
thrii
diffrren^ro
without
mlaalon woul<| not at thla Ume
Tha an Id IA ti*f hrliin iihh^ u i I
at
to T M M o f m i k
into tha dot a of tha U^iinur*** uf aiirl*
Inatitule a general Inveatlfttlor throwing the lu-gialattir*
Nulltr. *m hplflijf vliPfi itml mull r HOUSE FOR Rent: 514 i'.lm.ttu.
rarllflrnta In tin* imhm- «.f Atm, nf**l t»> ,y|rtup **( |ti* Final t!•«*>»*P o t p o t t r r ie
Call at till Magnolia or PhoM
into thr general railroad altuallon eham." Watwn climbed over th# yanln Im p rm r n n m f*»,.
l.iulM etl in l hr* I
«*«-rtnln
rnin*«
.
1 j
That ftl, H, \V Ik ulna,
pim ’ lmaar It iullliK In llir I'lirtill t'niiii
in I an,| vtart.il fm the door, lie
In 5a«-W. Aim Oarage.
on Ita own motion,"
o f ir.S llli'i. of T ill t Vrl Ifh i«la Nu. ntn| fn r Hr-tiiltiiilr I'm irtti,
Flntlitn.
Thin followed a rule b id dawn Inter rrturnerl and inotluned to I t t . da tail tin* (Hi day o f July, A w»wrr(n IV. VI lv*ti«Rhk*rt|r i*l nl
I—
Arrange
F
or
Hale
I l i t , hrta flin t r *ild rari If Irala in nt»* **nmiilnlrniiil*. itini Itnl It Unit
lari November when wrotarn tap- udji.um hut wav ruled out of order. 1*
my oMlaa And h»» m.tda appllro. it HI', ot»* ilrfrinlnvilRi, nr» llir t l itMY
Fifteen aero farm '.
i m ir In a a j i f M nf. m i . liy thr Ilniii.lMhh W . FOR SAI.E:
rlera in ■ gem rallied petition Scrotal .ought to adjourn but 1I«H far T a t I H id
ru til a tiro .tall li lam, ’ Hu Id raft If tan ta
I U ill
nf pm nl rm irl, I
on hani road. HI cleared, 8 tiled,
■eked that the rominUtion atudy M.tli-we firmly hold the floor amhraaaa tha fulhinlnn i l r w r l M J VIVlll Wnffrr
8—Band upward
fur
puts
A
ml
Mill
in
(In*
th* iffect of th* hu.inraa depre*- nKnlrtrl thrui. Wli'Uker a n d Piu|»arly allualrd In h. mliiula t'n u n .1 hlultril mill lir w| ttlihlrr Ml |iul.I«r Al.o tan H) aero Wicka uncDared
7—
Ready for fight
to.MrII
ou iirv fnr m ill In frnnl **f
(hr on load to Monroe. U A. R.nkud, {
Mai hew* have the floor for the ly,H uFlorida,
aion on their earning power.
* 3, u, a. t. i. a. la.
i' i ,
i ‘«l«rt IlitUPf l>«Kit In (hr l'||> nf
8—Ban Adtwm'a
;{ S
altrrn ion.
12. H . U and It. Illoak «. Mur.
Hiihfnfit, Flnrhts. nil ftltuiitMV (hr JUI W. 2nd Rt.
tint Puna
,
ynnln.
IM (Iky nf isiip , ihr 1 ,1111 * hrinw u
9—
Untiaual
Tlta m id Intid ludna napfuanl
nl Itlllr
ihr fllllnW! (I§S t1ra.lll.rrj 26— MlHcdlaneouH F or Hale
tha dull* uf Ihr Imunin*., *.| «ii«')i Hrn|M--r( v lAcsInl lt| Hrfiilnnlr (ViUA*
10—
Ireland
m l l f l o l a In
ih r
iinnir ».(
F n , l|, Flnt Mm. In.wtlf
11—Japaneaa coin*
knaMrti,
FOR SAI.E: Upright piano la
lh Kill m | Ih r HnnlhrMtl i*i>In I nf
17—a Imp and fatI'lllr** an hi i‘» I ( Ifti'Hi*** ihlmll ha
I n l. 1 pi c l Inn n f N ltilh H trrrt AAil
How
One
Woman
gill’ll romlillon. 195. II. ilendalf
» adi*ahi rd Ai‘«*i»rdlnK lu law tad dan|
loon
link A% *'ii in* Mini 11111 IvitH
Mill laattu tharron nit Ilia Hid. day
IIKHl W. tat SI.
ptniHL I hi* Hi*11'll* 1*1*1# n f NIII1 11
19—singing ayllkbb
uf lull. A It tail
pW riii If* M fr«*t, HttUilll wlti, hllll*3—Part of trouaan
WllHrM ttti‘ tifrirlnV alau^Vlifa
«'l |>«y w»vr 111i n i |'ll |f | f r r |, tV m l
' FUR SAI.E: Store building, of 9'
35—Kilatg
Mild dan I lh la tha f«|h dnv of ftlny.
f n l l*» 1 *1 k A * i hiir, Ihrln r>
L
o
s
t
4
7
L
b
s
.
WASHINGTON, May *8.—(AP)
i m in* on Sanford Ave. cheap
38—Part o f d re b
Nut III I l f le H tn (mltlt n f h r .
AllllilllM. II* ( mm Ih r W r i t (US
*7—Ocean
Kronomlr rendition, were confor ra«h or will exchange for San
In
3
Months
and
f
n
l
n
f
l.**l
fo
u
r
|
(
!
o
f
llln
i'k
39—Gradually alowtt
ford Bldg, and l.oan Aix'n atoak.
elderml at length yralrrday hy
’ (arch.t
(mu»..ab.)
r l m t i ( I I I . Tlrt—ttitUA >UHf.vtr|.
Tr AYTiintheroon, Box (25, City,
Pim drnl H oovea n d hi. catlnet Feels
Younprer
- fkWa'UwlthM (*• k It. Troflniil'ii
rm rtitx;
30—Overstep bounda
or Phone 135.
60—Hinted
niH|> lhrrr»*f III IHill t(n*ik nil**
und they found many fat loro they
Mr*. S. A. Solum it of New
111, l'HRr !»«.* ( n f Ih r |t»ilill**
ronaiderrd favorable.
Bern. N. C. lint 47 lb., in :i
r**i*nfi|n ».f Hniilmili*
I'n n n l).
humoiitt
Flni hin. I n * I h r Rtilllh
MrVrn
,
Beyond (hi. etatemrnl, no In- month* with Kruarhrn Salt*. She
( ’l l f r r I n f ib# hi l# i( fm ir f t l .
6i—Violent diePAIII Bslr hrl IIY inNilr In cnl t ) llil«*
trdurril rnim 31” to I7ll lh*J She
f
’lmullon
w«i
>rken
out
concernturbanco
**f fr**i lh** in #np 11F-1 hp afnriMku1«i
log thr rabinrt meeting which **• le.1. murh atronger, year, young
65—Void
er and pain, in .itlev hack—nmt
trmleU
ron'idcraldy
puaf
tlx
uaual
,65—Transcroialon
ndjoninment time und rraulled 111 abdimirn that holhrrrd her for
57-^43ftl'a iiatna
calling off the irgular Tueaday year* are all gone. She »ay» .lie
5«—Amrtican coin
41—Otrpa nana
Milt SAI.E: Tu aatlafy a wareronteienre Prc'ilenl Hoover ha* not only feel. beUrr-.but-'look,
69—Pig pen
44—DnUah oollere
houae lien, vve will offer f^ a a )*
tetter a. all her-jwiuU tell Her.
with nrw.papci men.
48—Srwtng c m
Classified Ads
to the highr.t and beat biddr
"1
.hall
never
lie
without
Kru*
48—
Prepare to pubWhile the meeting wax In prolot household goud* hetonglr
Uata
n rr*. the Ireamry ■nniunrnl it rchen Salta, will never crane
3—
Arcadian town49—
one It, E. Edwmula, whom
Refute
taking
my
dally
do.e
and
more
had tedueeil intrrnt miulreil on
8—blare speckled
61—Philippine
HAVE VOUlt WATCH ropaire.1 known a hliea. waa Miami,
4— Inner court
givrrnment urtMi.il. from un* to than glad to highly rerommeml
hy one vfho really knowa huwl Salt- to take plare at our j
11 for the givat goml that I. in
A—o ir l’a n«ma
jjnr-hnlf of one preent a vear, on
houae, eorner of Fourth and,*
BHgga, Jeweler, Mag. Avv.
ila'ly liabnce. effective June 1.
SI*., Sanford. Fla. at 2 o‘j
A
bottle
of
K ruirhen
S alt*
Dr. W. E. MacDOUUAl.L, Clll- Saturday, June (I. 11131, Iain.
It waa *aid lh . action wa. tak
that la a t. 4 w eek* e o .ta but Id
KOPItACTOIt, ia now located at Tian.frr and Stoiage Co.
en to uld the geneial r.'onomic n i d . , t drugglata the world over.
hla rraldene* In Flatal Heights,
rntulltlon and Irrauie li.uk. had
A FEW goo,) bargains In atoragf
T ak e
one
h a lf
teaaiawm
In a
S. Sanford. Phone 6IU-M.
found it nereaury to -edure the
furniture, such a* bed*, spring*,
f'luaa o f hot w ater every m orn ,
inti-rrat rale* tlicy paid On tie- in g te fn n - b re a k fa it.
lire.aero, ua* alovr., ele, Phona
,T
—
AulomolilleH
poail-.
4iiH. l,t aaiiig'i Trmnafer knd StorSTOCKHOLM. Sweilcn, May 2H
A ttention tu diet w ill help —
Mronwli lo, the axririilturr de- tu t out i-* airy and Tally m eat* HUDSON SEDAN, fine condinmi rge, 4lh and Pine Sla.
— (API— Capt. Alhln Ahrcnberg,
$260.00, lino model A Find
Swedish aviator who Hew to parlmriit ivo. pu.h’ng futwanl a g o light on
p d a to e a ,
hutler,
TAIO'UN SPRINGS—Curb od v
m arh. condition A-t, new rublier, Eagle Street being moved to maka
Greenland to aaalst in lh* res ruivry In an effort to a.rrrtaiii If cream ami .u g a e — the K r a .-h e n
$150.00 Rrclwnl Sons, Myrtle Ave. way for repavNt of ttyirougli^M. i‘£j
cue of Augustin* Courtauld, Brit it could reduce rxpendilure.. Sec- w ay i . the a i fe w ay tn loae
ish scientist, waa given a tout irtaiy Hyde .aid, however, hr *nw fa t. T ry one Iwttle and If nut
4— IIuoIncMM Service
. LAKELAND—K. P, OuiUa and
ing welcome on hi* return hero little pri.perl uf culling regular Joyfully .a tia flr d — m oney Iwek.
operating expenae* without cur — A d v.
yesterday.
IJINEY’S* DRUG HTOME— Pre J. E. Ilogera purrhaaid Florida <
tailing ImtMitlant aervlrra.
script lens, magailnea, fountain Hotel for romiileratlon of $110,- i,
0041.
. M lI S I
A run.Idi-rable reduction la in
a< rvlce.
PROMPT
dtllvrrlei.
REC IH TRA TIO N NO TICE.
pi onpert through In mi ua lino uf
I'hunt 108.
The Keg 1*1ration Hooka of the
flORGAUM, India, May 2S.— Iwn emerxenry Item, admlni.te eil City af Hanford, FJarida. are now
BUILDING IILOCKH—ItrigaUon
(API—Fcrty-aeven miner* aro by tha department— dr night re open far thr purpose of regbboxea and general t emert work.
known to be daad and more than lief and h'ghway ron.lrucFon. Itrlag far Ike Sperlal Klretlan Hi
Ml'tele Concrete Co, J. E. Tara icore moro
more ar*
are ptbalng a.
as the There aggrrgatnl fIBO,000,00(1.
ha held on June Htk, 11.11, and
wilbger, Prop. Srxl and Elm.
result o f a Gra l» /h e NandyDauallx meml-rra of the tahinet will -remain open rarti d a y 'e x
droog gold mine In 'the Kolar ar.rmh(r at 10:30 and for 10 or 15 cept Sunday* and holiday«, ap
r>— Help Wattled
minute* hold n general tnrttlnc. la aad Including Friday, May
MAN WANTED for
Itawlelgh
The prealilrnt then .era each rah- 2ith, 1*11.
Houle of SOU Conaumeta In SunTARPON SPRIN GS- Grocery Inet nieinher InHvlilually.
At Ihr Clly Hall.
ford. New Smyrna, Daytona Beach,
Veclrrtlay, however, the cabinet
aton opened on East Tarpon Ave
F. H. I.AMSttN
Titusville. Hi-liable hustler can
all afayed until ahnrlly after IUK.II I
nue.
\
'I
(‘By ItegUtralion Dflrer.
Cut O at F or lU o d Y
Marl nun Hi- $35 weekly an I InItcfrrcncon
rrea*e every inonlh. Write immedi
By^ohn Ocvllii
ately. IQinlgigh Co., Depl, FAY DOT
IIF-62-H, Memphis, Term.
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BY E d L A S S E S V V E S
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Studies Economic
Conditions'Of U. S.
Years
COPE
W .H .L O N G
Ini fll. Opp. Pant O ffice
MEAT MARKET
OASIS C AFK
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THE WEATHER
DAILY NEWSTAFER
-
» ••
F IG U R E D
O b ta in
B ody
fo r t
For
la . a e ffa» rr . v ^ # » a
W. H. Rawltni, prominent young
celery grower of this city, who
figured In an accident which al
most tore one of hit leg* from
hU body, a corps of Sanford
physicians thla afUraoaa per
formed aa ■ operation effecting
th* amputation of Mr. Rawlins'
a f o r i r tw hd all left tag. HI. rendition la report
ed m vsry^ serious by nurses a t
th* r*m * Id-Laughton Memorial
■ f c V Y lg h L hut Hospital this afternoon.
Mr. Rawlins was one ef a par
ty of three Hanford men who
war* embarking on a fishing trip
; « f t 5 B
N U M B E R *) ! •
ESDAY, RAY *7, 1*5 T
FLORIDA.
£ “uu
Ultra T u n te tla g aaeo-
Alt AUantat Os., school, Woodberry Hall, selected not only a
queen but a king for Its May
Day festivals. Hera you see
Dorothy Turner who waa selec
ted as the qaeen, bavlag haen
Chosen aa th* moat beautiful
girl oh tho campus.
4 ARE KILLED AS
TAILLESS PLANE
FALLSTO EARTH
CHICAGO, May 27— <API —
Tb* Blue Ktieak, a giant tandemmotored tallleea nlrptan* owned
by tb* (thicag* Dally News, fell
ini* a field north ot Wheaton, III,
yesterday, killing fyur mombts of
Its crow. ,
Th* dead:
K hrlsyV W w t, eJt'af pilot,
former air mail pilot o a f wlnttto
of tho 1826 Harmon lalotnailontl
aad taebnkeien far station WMAO.
.Robert ConhHy,-mrchau'e (ofm V,- In’ govgrMWnt >*nrlcr on
th* Mggjcan herder of th* World
Oeweear, when ha Uak a turn
ItiC the. war** yesUrday after
naan, 'physician* decided that an
annotation waa necessary,
)
Th* seriousness ef th* aeridsat
I* reflected in the fact th at Mr.
RawliaF mother, who WUe in
Georgda, was csllsd to Raaford.
Blfae atriVad here this roarn !« . »
Mr. Rawttaa has lived la Ianford'elite* 1824. At that tia tf ha
entothd th* employ of the Banford Bulrk Co, a t a ' aaUomaa.
Late U IttB he became lator{atad In fanU ag, and hag sine*
•yttuted a farm #n th* East
844* *f th* City. H* live* with
h it wifk, th* former Mb* Mary
P M * , a t The Oahl**, 441 Mag-
Wmr”
"
OpriaWy wa* allrc when U ktn
frog* the arrrckagr'but he never
regained consciousness, lie died en
MMita la a hospital.
of Ih*
a lta r threw, term igaagUd.
Th*. Blue ttbreak wa* meking a
romblnst’en
*p**4-end U r s n « a
flight under supervlilan of thr NoPng* Three)
Exhibits Shown In
Trial Of 2 Former
Miami Bahk Heads
MIAMI. Mag 27.
(A P i— h «
handrsd and 28 askikilt ware intreed for Idon Jlf,eat km h* Frvd
i , aoslstsal cottglg aallciUir, in
crlmlMl court yesterday in
trial af James H. dtimair. former
president of the closed Bank of
llay BUcaync. and bis brother. K.
W. Gilman, fos-mar A tad. of the
bank official* are tharged with
causing a reprri ta pe l»*ued
a
(tharfaff J. F. McClelland left
Mknday aftomoan far Monroe,
MWh, Where be wttLtohl^latj ctrotoddy from Mlchgwa police, Doweg WUUams, colored resident of
thl* slip who i kipped y e a * day*
ago, allheugh ha wa* under an
m u hand after h«ri»8 k**»
found guilty ef possm rigg Ihiuor.
WUBMc left tews ■ *•* * - ' •
m
gram f W
sm
s
'argued
S P E C T A C U L A R W A S H IN G T O N
J u d g e W r ig h t S o u n d !
D o c k c tA n d C h a r g e f
G rand J -u r y O f 18 d
M e n A s T o D u tto lL
otMWo'rehlp r f IK trifll* b n o r k r
seeking aid from the Cowimlsslenora.
> • 1
•
Fred F. Darner, pioneer Sanford
farmer, spoke *t length upon ren
dition* IcraRy, an I what tho need*
af the fanner* were at present.
Me approved Mr. Johnson'* 're
marks, and deflated that step*
meat be taken at once which would
put IhW section of th* otat* In
the front rank* of the agricul
tural communities ef the world.
Mr. IKrnter traced the results of
car loss experiments' which had al
ready bees conducted berr, hut
stated that future work depend*
almost entirely upon whatever the
County Commissioner* can do ftT
the farmer* bore.
Harry M. Fapworth, president of
th* trad* bedy, after hearing both
Mr. Johnson end Mr. Denver state
thalr case, disclosed that Kenator
J. J. I'arrish had drawn up a hill
which would provide for a state
eiporlmiwtal station In Hanford.
“ ‘ John
l i t ilio told
Melscb, chairman of th* Bosrd of
Ciunty Comraloaioner*. was au-|
the
thorltg far Ur* statement that thr
Commissioner* would appoint on
agricultural ageat at thoir July
meeting.
Mr. Papwaith asked th* group If
they approeud o t rither of the
measure*, but befer* a final an
swer was given, a long dU.-uuion
took place. H-.J. Lehman, local
grower said that Senator Parrish's
kill wae sound, hut that ho dbl not
t (Contiaead an Pag* Four)
Menrac pal lee off lei|L A. Gmy.
i had hem
m called hut
It eomptrol-
’E y TO
Sum s
M f ) - Leigh
^eg. reveller
Ip* Railway
|rn h * com-
recenera
id and tho
i,tmeat aa
l stem wB
Tho r«fular spring twin o f;
Judgo- Wallace . W. Wright**
Circuit .Court opened yeeter-:
.
Robert R- Montjonieiy, ptontlneat young Row York and Wash
ington society man, who shot a
policeman and the managrr of
a Washington night club, when
the manager refused U place him
at a tatrtlcalar table.
t h f n l o b , runtmoAder of th* First
Provtalonsl Atr DivUinn.
Tbstr -landing marked the earrvwaftil conclusion of another day
of tji* greatest peace time maTh* arnuula loomed Inin thp air
In two aectWn* yesterday mota(Continued Ob Page Three I
Senate Kills B i l l
F o r Establishing
State Commission
TAl.I.AIIAHMF.i; May 27.-*.
(A PI—Th* Senate today killed 22
to 14 an administration sponsored
bill to establish a state t*x mmnil-tlott while a Woe of h'J small
cooaty ropreeentatives amended a
House hill, likewise sponsored by
the governor, to redlstiiliule gas
oline ta s revenue.
Th* House bill was *•• emended tu
provide r<|ual distribution arnong
mantles of three eenU of |tte*prt-»rnt gasoline revenue wllh three
rent* to go to the Nlat* Uo*d He-
ACUMBUIUJ. Germany. May
87.—|A P )— Apptehea.lun wa*
felt today at the Rladlnger hallo.n work* over the safely ot
Professor August Piccard ami
h '. asi atent .Charles Klpfvr
who started U-for* daybreak In
a giant balloon to rsploie the
Htrwtospher* thousand* of feet
alove the i-a.th In a hermeti
cally sealed aluminum hall.
Piccard h*d ogygen for only
10 hour*. At 4:18 P. M. the
balloon way slthlod eoUlh of
Xschel Lake at a great altitude
hardly moving'.
-err today
S r's a bust
yrirk, war-'
io United
at*«: p«-puCount Caa-'
(
H e a d O fO r g a n ix a tio n
S e n d s L e tte r s E x
p la in in g , C o n d itio n s
A. M. Tlldeu. president of th*
Clearing House said yesterday
t h a t letters riplelnlng their
status, ami that of their orgeatlotion were being mailed to
member*.
The statement was Issued, ho
■aid, because of the threatened
withdrawal from Ih* Clearing
I House of Ih* Florida Citrus **•
change, and reporta uf largo
fund* In the Clearing House
, treasury.
■
The exchange directorate an-
14 Sanford Youths
Pass Scout Tests
By OpurtOf Honor
i S S f a n i t i , -s
• r w U lh i l/fo rc a c iu tt of honor
h t'th e city Hall ta»i plght, su<• rs.fdlly massad tb*
required
test*.' and sc r* advanced from
the Irmlfrloot ta the seeond rJaoa
In MiiuUnf. Aptiearlng before
Major Itrowne, preildrnl of the
Cential Ftoikla Buy Rcuut 1'iuntllS.G.'M. WakeUn, deputy dirtrlct
0, 1'Hl I oinni esloiwri H. I). Highleyman and 5. R. Dlghton. p e*I•
deni ami secretary uf the local
district tummlttiw*, ond anithsr
out of-town ecout^ Official, the
>oy« Ward short talks n-lating to
scout work, went through a series
of Ie*ls to revral Ihelr aplnc** f«r
ts ond cla** work, and (Sported
Imliv.dually upon outside
tost*
Ills, had made.
The itiim waa rruwdrd wllh
larval-, rvlallvc*. and friends of
tlo- jminj. men, who, when the
linal awarding of advancement
wa* made, surrounded them to of
fer rongiatulatl »n».
The meeting was called by M.
D. Ilighle)man, president of the
I., nl comm tire on lloy Seoul ecHUtlr*. Howard Overlln, scoutmastei of the Ki**nl- (Tub troop;
Andrew llill. B**l<lanl n >utm*«-
B e tW ith
i J a u n ts P a r t O f P o s t O ffic e
T o B e O p en S a tu r d a y
LE BOUIMWT, May 27.-1 API
—Capt- Ercgk n*wk* landed her*
late today winking a bet be could
have breakfast la London, lunch
eon In Beri'to'and d n n ei al l*aria
la the tame day. The teteraa
(Her wh* lUM i 4a**t Ararriraa
speed isoarda e f t Parle at 2:8f
A. M. EnateacBtaadariTTimr, t>cay. made Votr+ fki Ea«land la
ah hour and'ahveu minute*. b*4
breakfast tbarc. and hopped t*
Berlin airieiag a t IO m A. M. aft
er a thfup Jupar ftodrYifteen m nut*
night- Aftor |aa4 h n n In Berlin
he took WT O y F n ria, lie reported
a
’ I d l f R jU n ' r
ll.-l'aad
bat i m eu atoapd as diffic.iu
Miss N’orvelle Mvnford, Wash
ington society girl, who is re
ported to have been tb* dancing
partner of Robert ,*t. Montgomery
on -|hV night he shot and killed
the manager of a night chib. sad
then committed suicide. ______ •
A p p r e h e n s io n F e lt
F o r M is s in g r F l i e r s
S
e
In
S H O O T IN G
C o u n ty T r a d !
S u p p o r t In B f*
T o G et fu n d *
E x p e r im e n tin g
TH*" Bemlnol* County Commla• in w n will b* aiked to add M f
Hair mill ‘to the county U x e e fa f
1M1, th* proceeds cf which will
fat used for tho treat Ion of a ham*oened agricultural cipetirnririH
Mr*. K u |rk r Smith, promtstation |n thl. county.
Kent' In Washington society, who
That we*’ the unanimous defl is said to have accompanied
ator of 30 Sanford farmer* a*d Retort S, Montgomery to a
buslneet men who -w*ra gathered Washington night club. After
at th* Chamber of Commerce */- Mr- Smith had returned to her
shot
the
flea la*t night for th* purpaao a t home. M.-ntguretry
hearing member* nf th* Santoro
Farnur^ Club axpDln th* nocooalU
of aorh a elation a n j urge tho ctfeperatltn of the Sem aele County
ChamVer of Comm«rc*.
For more than two hour*, land
e r. of th* farming indualry aa wail
a* the huainoao lift of th* City
detailed thfir opinion* of th* sub
ject, alt agreeing with W. A. Lefflar who said that ’i t I* eery Im
portant th at some mean* of per
forming th* (ip*rlment* be found
at once, for, a!nc* thla la strictly
a farming community, we should
do all we can to Improve condi
tion. h*'*-M • • ’
• '<• '
NEW YORK. May I 7 .- ( A P |—
Air* H- Johnson, director nf Vo
cational agrirnltuve at tbo Semi An air army-of (KM planes roared
nole High Sc hoc I declared that II down iht Hudson Valley and aaiu*«
U abeolutily necessary that aoofad Manhattan’s skyline yosternay for
financial .M l.tanra be given tba (lie »r« ond Um* In four day*.
.
farmers and growers ao that they
It
was
a
faultless
performance
ran continue experiment* whetl
flying In mass formatien. A*
may rid this county of Insect a p t
* planes dropped to earth at
ant dlwa.ee. II* pointed out that
ur Ismg Island air field* th*
r legislature pawed a law soatt
year* ego which allow* the Ceua-tkpws a ir* greet*,] by tb* terse
ty Commissioner* to levy a* much "well done" of General McArthur,
a* one-half mill for auth purposed, r b f f of staff.
The laconic m***Age ftorn th*
and declared that no fund*, had
yet been appropriated. II* wa* the argty thief' wa* steed from Boll-
S p eed -E n d u r a n c e H o p
O f U n iq u e A ir c r a ft
wheel which starta th* meter,
E n d s W ith D is a s t e r
tec* me fen led a ad was jerked
from hie hand with such fere*
that th* wooden handle to which
tho rope la Had. tore Into Mr.
Rawlins’ left lag jaal above the
knot with such fart* that almost
alT th* flaah e s s ripped away.
The woods* handle remained In
IN
In
far ekm* time, ha slated
s was th* last month durHi fN soiu Karla- eavlm*
I could *)>|d, fer po*l*l
jrip d l. Patrons may mAh*
t i j j for th* bonds twice
t o h* said. They must a|>||d |a however, 38 day* he-
W a r P r o a p c c ta
C h in * U n c e r t a in
A .A AA 1-1_L , I
m
the Clearing House for the *e*ion 1U.1I -32. •
Mr. Tllden's statement eap* unH e r gniwrr-memtior contract*
earh ha* a right to withdraw la
Jonc. Mince the contract* with
the Ktrltange and the** with
the flra rin g House will became
(Conllaaed am Page Thro*)
Kirkland Is Given
One To 10 Years In
Attack Upon - Girl
ert IV* Ill'll. Ralph LsMolne, To-!
lar U naa. James McDaalrl. Iloyt
Ware, R»y Wright, James Dostey,
John Dlghton. 8am Dlght m, and
Keith Westfall.
Among (hue* present were:
Dave llonl-ke, H. C, Water* Mr.,
the Rev. J. J. Mclnemy. L. T.
Bryan. K. R. Dlghtoa, It. C. Rheaf.
»r, Arthur IfiRf*. O: M. Ua-.rUon,
Mr. ami Mffc-l. U. May. Mr. and
Ml*. Andrew llill. III. W. T>. MrDan *4, O. P. Heradan, W. fl.la rh »>, Mr. a a.I MraJ J, D. . Dossey,
Harry Dai row, w . i . Hughey, G.
II. Br>*n, R. W, Ware, th* Rov.
CarraU Cartier, Mr*. Hoy Wright,
end Mrs. a M. Harrison.
Th# Hanford P«-i Office will
not he closed all ilay Maturdav la
ol**ivaac* io f Meinar'al Day,
Paalgidater J , P. Hall annoaawed
tM« faafnlag. Yesterday h*. anthat every department
a dosed, but. upon reiny, he sold t >day that
rrfLA ri'ver, window will
from 8:00 o'rlock until
ahile mall wiU he
at) in boxes aa usual. Th* C i v i l
Igdegre will remain rleaed
w
' I
d ay m o rn in g a t 10:00 o'clock*:'
w h en , w ith M illard B. Sm ith*
T itu sv ille , a t a te ’a
a tto r tif g ]'
w ho w ill h a n d le th e proeecutlo n , In a tte n d a n c e , J u d g e
W r ig h t aounded th e civil
d o ck et,, a n d c h a rg e d a g ra n d
Jury of IB mm a* to thalr dull**
before sending them to th*. jury
room where they will Investigate A
more than 20 cases of alleged lawviolation.
Iloforr adjourning tor the day, Judge Wright heard two civil can- •a out of a total ef 11 ochodalad'j
for hearing. The flral re*a, W. H.\*
Tunnlrllffe versus O. O. WelcoU. .
isaalted in a directed verdict far
tho plaintiff. A Jury composed of .
& H. (Irani, Clifford Uetl, W. A fJ
Fitts, Jr., J. T. McLain. J r , J . H. {
Kelsey, and I . F. Usrner heard th* .
brief detail* of that case, Mr. WoW \
cell was not rrpreaenlod In court.
Tho asm* Jury returned a v*V* '
diet awarding 91161.83 damage* .
to Fells K. Alley who w*a aulng ,
th* U k o Front Improvemen t Ca.,1
for damage* amounting t* 98800Before <-mirt officially adjoaiHra
far th* torm, the following civil'
docket case# arc u p ertad te m
disposed of: Ma* F. Albtn v*. J wkVT
M. Kelleyi Read, (Trane*. and A** '
bell v*. Federated Frail and Vegpp
etabla Growers; N, C. Bryan wfcN. II. Darker; Lyman M. Bechafr
v*. F u rn al Lake: Flam H. RpiW f!
Ing va. I). J. Pop* | £ . W. Adams r
amt Co, vs. Torn Knrtth; Mpa*;
fadl# Bradley Hagen v*. F.mm* '
Bradley Miller.
. ‘ ,"
Th* folhiwtng Juror* w*ro "selacteal for grand Jury ddtyt H. F.'
McGowan, choeen as foreman: and
H. W. Daan*, a* clerk, F. 1). llCekoak, <1. G. fiy nt, P. K. AwiMr*a, f
Wrtlsce W. Bell, B- F . Oak, T. U
Miller, W. M. Colkmrt, W.>WfJ
Brady, Joe M. l-ewla, 1C. P. W - ‘
r. W. n . Bach. X T. M rla tC
aarle*' Nlhlath, Ben Am moat, W.
H. Hrumley and U. B. Lane.
' ,
__ J r iridilioa to ih# iborty- tW ~
following will be used as petit'
Jurat*: Lewi* Brooks, J. Holly. U.
H. PaltUhall, T. W. Prevail, E. 1L ,/
Grant, Clifford Bell. W. W. Hal- <J
•on. P.. If. Bobbins. W. A. FUU ,. ;
J. T. M rU ln. Jr« G. G. u n i t , <
Fred Ferroaner. (I. W. Waters, J.
F.. Kelsey. W. A. rittu, J r , J. T,
Pope, F. D. Breeden and L. P - v>;
6
Gains*.
Th* grand jury it Inveetlgntimr
tho following ease*: four sg a lae t.
I-clend Hoekstrom for breaking
and entering; two (gainst Eddie
Beckstrom far breaking and om-li
terlng; (WO against Gut BecB-.strum for breaking and cnUilaRFi
Rickard Glendrtmlng alia* Ht
George, breaking and entering] t .
C. Csrshlon, larceny uf aa aut*-y
mobile; Rebecca Graruling, rscrivtC
Ing slolen property; Mary Garri*
Btr, murder; Robert Gamble, as
sault with Intent to commit mul....................
.. attem pt In
dot:
(I. T. Jessup,
break and aider; Rufua Merchant^
murder; Allen Manning, breaking
and entering] Ed McCullsugh. allaia
Frfl Hmlth, tnurdari and Emily B.
I’utiloo, receiving stolen properiyAlso, Lee Rhodes, murder; R
Walden, forgery; Ore* E. WlUlai
and Vernon Htokaa. highway n
bery, and Herman Yatae, broi
Ing and entering.
The following rases, conUni
from lait torm, will ha b cw |
up for hearing thla to n al F.
fashion, larceny of an autotae^
J. D. Bbeetoy, forgery; trot
BandtUg*. Droeny af an ad1
I .e o n
plaunons,
fraudufasu
changing mark* on lieu aula
and II. f t Walkar, abtolatag tom
Ixr.lil.A T Q R B
RRBUK1
MONTGOMERY, A b u Mb
HIIAN'UHAtLJto r ^ - ( A P | I'losfsela of *tM her civil wtc la
Ckiaa appsarcd problemr ilcai todai I'asylt* halUcos* atatements
from bath the gdvyra mwtl and rsrrr/tdent Chi
aunflaUm af
Rwangal ptwy
Monday, It k |
tho goeerwa*)
lake‘up anal
—(API— Oaranror B. M. 1
yaetorday la a reply to tfca
lum a' Senate blaa of I t,'. '
aiked that h* aanw>
highway cepartmapt
rroparty -paotrol th#
la the Senate, tori V
not attempt te rsotr
vcullre department of
�-■ ri
»j
Auguallpo
Osrdm't
Boy, whit ■ teamf What
■landed to bt a “crucial'
bctwwen tha two admittedly
eat Utma la tha Amstlcsn
• i n i yaatordiy turned Into,
aa tha Athletic*. with Lifty
aad Hay maaaiiay doing
grant pitching, made the
■s look Uks.monktas aa thay
thaw aalda la a double
r, making It Uiraa tlrtlghi
lin Yaaka, aad patting tin
■aa fl»a fall n a n ahead of
ly-Ukrsn fisher*
aad a rt M fn ft
a trawler
aad Dicker; after
----a.---‘.A • > iri
Ctmuiaad ... 000 00* Ms—7 IS S
Chicago':-.:;. COO IOO Olt—9 10 I
nanailea: Thomas, MaKala and
Tatgt IlndUa Fermll, aad Mjrati.
Chicago — a a m so*-a 11 s
Htt.burgh _ OOt 001 0W^-4~«:S
Batteries! Krsmdr, Grant, Will
oughby and rhIliya; Hwtelland
__ and JartneR. •
.67?
•' .. .
•*
Othan ralaad oat.
DOROTHY
.,
■
H u g e T ru st F u n d s O f
J o h n F a c to r F o u n d
Up Inta tha Vmal'ght papa
Mlekoy Cochran* of tha Alhlrtl.-a.
Tjdajr ha U on# of lha two major
laagua players batting a ,100 or
la tte r clip. . HI* parformanca
agalnat tha Yaaka yteterdsy,
whan ka got als blta In nlnO trlaa
Imured him a placa whata onlr
■mad gam*, tha Mark* Hlmmons bad roatad infelv for
iuli«d four pitchers far IS lha past ten day*. Haro's tha Big
IS rum, Including Four** Bis rare a t a'ghuicoi .
then#
triple ,
and
fV *
Playaf and ttuh g
Simmon*, A'a I t
Cochrdna, A*. .. 31
Rath*'Yaaka
tt
llomabr, Cuba ST
Arlatt, PktHia* 64
Hoott*«r, Rad* S7
CHICAGO, M*y SB-—(AF)—
The llerald-Ksamlner aayi that
mors than I 2.ooo.ooo cf tha $8,
000,000 whkn John Factor, known
at "Jake tba Barber," U told to
hove accumulated In International
awlndles h»» bean foand hart by
Beattand - Yard eparatloaa, Tba
money, tha nawapopar aald, la u n
derstood to bo in two largo trust
Attorney* for the British Con
Uu*y la Washington contemplate
•totting Immediate action to aU
tack tho funds for tho banoflt 0
British tare*tort who stlagodtf
lo*l million* - through Factor's
■lock operation, the new*paper
Trad* f terntory
ab r h are
IM 31 M .411 clam and Mcrris*
Y. M. C. A.
1ST 31 Bt *403 team will v clash, Tha gam*
CANTON. Ohio, Mi S$—(AP)
H M I I JITS gate under way a t fi4S o'clock -Tha National Fa
103 *3 06 JT1,
lea's Bible a sms.
ISO St 47 M i
US 10 30 JH6 Merchant* Association team will
clash k with • tha PlgflyW igglr
Tho coooeraliao hottlag race team. Friday n(ght Chaad' and
la carialaly oa laterosthg caa, Co.'* team will moat tho wlnnar of fang*ter films, charging
what with Combs harlog hit of lha Thursday alght game . • . thay "eoalribate to crime."
hi SI straight gawea. oaf Al
Simmon* in SS straight. llrin'O
Hannah of lha Banala n aad.
Poakcy Whitney of tho FhllllcT
bar* a llttla ram af tkrir tw*
which stay Uka tha place af tha
• K n n n u -C mbs affair. Maaaah
ban Ml safely In II straight,
while Whitney ha. IB straight
DICKSON
IVES CO
• A brief glance al canlral Flor
ida baseball league result* on
Humloy show that there |* *t
last a semblance of halama and
order ptrvaillng. It appears that
Uia Daytona, DcLand and Winter
Dark optf Is arc tho rirongmi.
while lha Ht Autusl'ne, Corie and
Hanford taoma tba waakaat , ; . .
Olln Hutto (ortaloly last a beauty
when tha Da Land boys got to him
for two hits tnd two rum, to
giro them a game S t i I with oaly
1liras h its.. . Tk* highly touted Al
Kogero, who might b an : boon a
Haatari pitcher if a Job through
tba sumrnar eould have secured for
h’m. waa rudely Jolted in hit first
■tart a* tho Haim* drova him frym
the kill in tks vary first I n i n .
Thsy later got to Uuffonl aad
Rodanbaugb, tha two alleged Wintor .Park, barters'for mom than
enough rum ta w n that IS to B
alag-fsot . . . Buddy Loko la alroods tho talk of tha laagua, ac
cording to sport constant* from
DaLand. Daytona nod B t Aufiullao. That fine pitching performanfo Hunday whan bo hold Cocoa
ta;flvo hits, plus tho gQuaUy as
SU PB E M E , O U TST
O n E n tir e
T H R I L U N G ® C p N < )M X
; « r " ’ w o r ih w ia i.it ,
H l g h - U » M * ’l p t h e
c x tr a l
Eallr* Slock
Worth to 1144
P ic tn r u q u *
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t of the whota etty at heart
irf'th* hiatory, ot thfa d ty t
t w w tn «\ » ;
may hare failed In this particular nadarliiltpa
tW .MU# oomfnujjlty*#rirtt ■which haa beta f t
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ra«w
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than th k veteran*
5EK 5£3C £ST!
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I o n t o f t t r itif ib u r f ,
f * \ t V>» > 1. ViV“— ! >i*
:£ k w iM
lim it. f . c « | £ a
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are o u t! *
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iip rw f i^LcXj’.i^y" ta>Kr
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W
h r A h h w f c f r j’*«?• taken to the fotpity *ill
ft
r a i d a ftanhOuta- k ia r war*
» / l > i a l» J a a t k a fair «
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ittua' giowai1 in
wfd4 r r M d ^ h « j
B i S B S 5 v v "f
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rtka that wUk ba apotaoM by
rldwi Tb« ataoliaw af h u lt I d
Ipwt-yaaw. Patrdlln* of «afvaa S t f K S f t
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JNESDAY,
c /r i
m le
c'Al plsni art
I
‘ rarue and Yov
tonight at h:IB
Mere’s orchesti
a
Of
f) b* held i l
. ! Trtnplo.
' c £ k r t IV 0 »rt * i ia o'clock
■ M. Lr Wright
i
’ Few of th* First
will tpMMor ; a
; « o'clock at the horn*
8.-A. Edanticld an Mar
tot. A prof rain will tw
a plata foppar
icjntad.'
mat tlnf pf Um K. da
l Chapter nf th* U. D. C.
Uld at * 3 0 o'clock at Uia
at Mrs. M. 8. Width*, HIT
Avanoa, wllhSra. Wigf and Mrs, B. L- Pavtli* as
Bloc* Jana * k th*
Urtay of Jaffarao^ O am ,, tha
D .c ;,w m
try a t tha
’«JKwsa' reriUl 'Iw th* pup Us of
M lu Hadtlln* Motto* will Ukc
MONDAY,
>
ItoclUl hr paidla from tha FanW ". «ia,3- Manaon piano school honor
I n a la H(ghw tch>ol
of >1931 In SamiKith
' a u d it o r iu m at
If V ,
M. Tha public U moat
cardial!/ lavlia*
'
Oil*)* Number On* of tha PreshyUdau Auxiliary, * Mr*. J. o.
And**, Jr, chairman, will meat at
>rtM V clatk at tha heme of Mu.
’J . H. McCUalln and Mlaa Maa Meaiu, v n M amoib ac« iuo.
Clrel# Nnmbar Two of tba Preabyiaritn Auilllary, Mrs. L. I.
FraxUr, chairman, will mart at
Idto o'clock with Mrs. J. a - Hutch'Ison, 001 Magnolia Avenue.
»b*r Thiaa of tha
AuxtHary, Mrs. Walchalrman. will meat
at t i » Attack with Mrs. Linton
- ,
AJlmi' at bar homa In Rosa
i CaOrt.
t Cirri* Number Four of the Pr»obyurian AuyUiary. Mra. J. N. Oll. fen, chairman, win mart at 3:30
‘
with Mrs. p . C. Thrasher
tome la R«aa Court. - • ; Circle Number Fire of the Free*
w Auxiliary, Mrs, A. D.
„„
___ Chairman, wfll mart «t 3:30
* ' .o ’clock at tha Heraa ef Mra. liar'S t r t Hacren, 2318 Palmetto Aranuh,
:'r with Mlaa Mabk Moult ,aa *»llitm t hoiUiii
Circle Number Six of tha Pre*I
hytrrlan Auxiliary, Mia, R. L.
1 . . Jo*#*, chairman, will mart at 3i30
,
attack with Mra. IL II. Waithour,
* Til Mellonrtik Araau*.
e r r A martHer af tba Mlaalooarr So1 *■■■■
* T b a First CJ.ri.tan
.. ..ih i w)ll*ba bald at 3 o'clock
R h a church, laatallaUon of ofwtn taka place. Each mamHi
. aebad to bHn» bar mile
O f C lu b H a s M eet
•
-------Trawling tha ngoU r
part/ of tha Boelrl Dcpai
the Woman*. Club bald ymn
afternoon in U a club rooraa with
Mrs. A .J. Peterson.and Mrs. J. d
Mitehall naf hart***,*, a
abort
burlncsa aqaaton eras held at whkh
Uma Mrs. II. W. Rutkar m lf M t
aa chalrmaa of the depart mart
and Mra. S. P. Hlchlcyman srma
rtactad ta fill her place. At Ude
Uma Mr*. A..0. Warner was elect
ed to aartra aa vice-chairman. ,
Darfur Ur* afternoon aurthm
and aontruct bridra ware injofld
by the ruasU. At U» rondualoO
af the bridja fame* htrh »cor»
prlaa, a framed allhourtte, ,w*a
pnaantrd to Mra. Arthur Rranan.
Daralopinr a color ichtma of
yellow and rrOah ware the quantltlaa of apt inf flower* arranjtacfj
with fern in vaaea and' hawk In
various places about the room*,
wham the lab lea ware spread for
play. At tha tea hour .a salad
course, further tmphaatalnr the
rbesra color note, was served by,
tha hoetcaaea, sedated by Mra. D.
U Hafper.
Those present werat Mra. J. M.
Hayes, Mra. W. C. Erickson, Met.
A. G, Wapter, Mra. B. O. Smith,
Mrs: J . L. Murphy, Mrs. Harry
lice ran, lira. Howard C. tony,
Mra. K. Compton, Mrs. D. L. Har
per, Mra..J, E. Baker, Mrs. Ar
thur Branan, Mra, Fred William*.
Mra. Charlel E. Crosier, Mr*. R.
K. Tolar, Mrs. Ralph Austin flmith
and rural*. Mr*. J. IL Rlthborn
and Mrs. W. [». Meeds, of Orlando,
Mrs. H. W. Kucher, Mrs. Albert
T, White, Mra. Walter L. Moriran,
Mra. 8. D. Hlghleyman and Mrs.
G ., F. Paitcn.
<*
T h o m a s B u tn e r W ed s
M is s T h e lm a K n ig h t
f
as rtsnlsL
c rsonals
wtU ha enjoyed to
lirirvin^Mbtt U
1ott*,.N. C.
8kle*—(Toe)---------
wjb
' Armada Goes MOTtlBRH GET TRIP
NEW YORK, May * 7 - ( A P ) B a c k To Gotham Gald
8U r mothers 6f Florid*,
who
salL
for France, had
F o r M aneuvers an eating todsy
on th* Hudson River
THE TARTY
B eard-93 par weak.
. (W k k Ream | t >
Feral*bad apartmas*ta,V
(Ceatlaued from Page One) - yesterday on Arthur CurtUs
Farakhed
Raaai* IW
Ing freon Kpelngflcld, Mass., and James’ yacht Aloha, guests of
Oppislt* ( k a r t H«
Hartford, Conn.
Ruth Bryan Owen, representa
New . Yorkers who craned thslr tive from Florid*, v
necks ta watch the warbhds had a
far better view than on Saturday
whad th* maneuvers were marred
by anfaverablr flying conditions
and floods.
General Fouloi* expressed dalight a t th* succaaa of th* air
maisaatare. II* said he believed it
had bean shown it was cheaper to
ra n g , out th* annual maneuvers
In great formations than In small
er group*.
Th* plane* reached thrir Long
Island flying fields without any
m ajor1difficulties.
Only one plane has been lost
during th* maneuver*—an obser
vation ship that cracked up Sat
urday night. The light lumber
danu-gej tost Friday at Roosevtlt
Field wes not rcmplclely wrecked,
Mltk MagncHla, 8 or. .....
Army afftckls said.
Milk Magncala, 16 ox. .
It was estimated that the air
division has flown a total of ).Pint Medicated Alcohol
T.',n.000 plane air mllea ami that
before all have returned to their
Mineral Oil, P i.'............
horn* bases the total will b* near
ly 2.300,000 mile*.
51.00 Gillette Rarer. ] lUadc, and .Tftc Palmolive
Today th# leel will cruise over
Shav.Bg (.ream
.................—
New Jersey jrith a review amt
drmonskat'.on scheduled i t Atlan
I*t. Wlleh H aul and Gver-Keady Raror, 2 IMaden
tic City. Thursday will b* a rest
McKriwon'a Shaving Cream ..................
41
day. On FrfJay the armada will
Site
Tube
Coly'n
Shaving
Cream
and
50e
Pack
fly to Washington where tha ma
neuver* will close with an Imagin
lYobaek lUaden ...............— ---- ----------ary Heft ns* of the capital which
51.00
Coly’a
Powder and 75c I’ermonenl IJpHlIck. ..
President Hoover Is expected ta
wltnes*.
2 Hot IIni Rargon, I Dottle Soft Mam PiUa — ....
IA K S
.
FRIDAY'
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
to
hurcl?MrtjLnul»
■T&.-wa
rooms whore tha
KV
Mra, H. J. Btmmtrma, Uana.
•Anderssa, Mra. J . -JL
r. U Rita, Mrs. U p .
DupriiL HlE
. Ha sal McMahan,
Wrti C, A.
Vlrtoel
Mra.
V
G. Fox,
B. B.
U Park.
R s.
LANEY'S DRUG Sf01
C l e a r i n g House 4 A r e Killed As
Status R e c i t e d T a i l l e s s Plane
To Its M e m b e r s Falls To E a r t h
DREKA’S
D eL and
withdrawing member shall b*
paid for within * year. This plan
will b* carried out, official* oald.
tt will rwt'Tm' naeeiiirjr' CT pre
sent Haims or assign them to
the Exchange where a member
elect* to operate with that or
ganisation, they said.
Report* that a Urge balance
Is* held In tn* , Clearing Ilouta
treasury a r t untrue, Mr. Tiblan
hL
“A large sum eras on hand last
aaan beeansa cf the quarantine,
but It was expended during Ihto
season, leaving only rnmigh for
th* Clearing House to nt>erala
until Us* neat Season opens.
•41s* Clearing llout* director*
__ _ full caaponaiblllty for ro
-t.
arrept
thalr
actlan ia refuaUtg U agm - ta
demand* o g tha Exchangs," ha
m at Issued, "Tu have dun* so
waOd have vlotalnt rontrseU
with 'Us* grow tr member* sad
made! necessary abandnnmcnt of
thatUiraa-tald purpose for wM*h
th* Claariag Iloua* was arguM
Ixed. TJs# directors, believe th*
( Issring He*** has Iwm-fittad
th* ladtsrtry, that It ho* on inspot taut place la th* bush*-* sad
.boald aarttaoe to All It." '
,
bind put bed. It ted nn tall nf the
usual type, but merely a rudder
amt stabiliser.
V
Front Ik* deicrlpllen" " el 'Yh#
crash given by mnlorlstst and
farmers, avlat ire at f ret believed
H>p>rl wa* 'attempting a forced
landing when a wing frit nff.
Piece* of the rudder were found
a half mil# from the scene of the
rrash. leading to a later theory
that weakneia In the hind situctore may have rauu- the accident.
Abort was a ft xht Instruttor •*
Bare >n F ie ld . T e x e s, during th*
w ar, Afterward he appeared In a
flying circus. In 11>.’1 he le-sm i
en air mall pilot and liy Ihr Aosa
pM92d
ha had flown 2.IAP
hnura
JV
1.
.
*■ iha guveinmrnt service, about
half of them at night, and had not
bml a single serious accident.
On Mar. 0, lt»27, ho received
from President ('w ilder tha liar.
Hum' InUnvaiinnal trophy for hav
ing keen th* pilot who did th*
M s l daring the previous yahr to
dtm oM tratr the reliability of *lr'planar.
IB EE
• COMFORT* COTTAGE
PrttRX night
.8 1*. M.
iB tn tfR llaptkl Church
.
TAlXAf
Mra. branch Of ;
Bog- ■Here t# ' Mra.
WU-
opr 1
— Florid*
Home for 8*1-'
sled In central pari
PRE-
1 0 D a y s O n ly — B e g i n n i n g F r id a y * M a y 2 9 t h
J u s t a F e w o f th e H u n d r e d s o f B a r r a ln g
M en’s
Stylish Silk Dresses
Palm Beach and Nurqt
fo r
Summer Suits
Summer W ear
Our
Our
Our.
Our.
Our
Reg.
Rag.
Reg.
Rag.
Reg.
912.50
918.00
920.50
905.00
909.50
Value*
Value*
Vnlutut
Value*
Valura
nt
at
at
at
at
S 8.05
9t4.DK
922.95
924,95
929.05
Values to .$25.00 Suit
Our Price $ J 4*95 Suit
Some with two trousers
------------------------------
Special Group
Eclipse Shirts
Fine Silk Dresses
Both dark and light colors
Values from $12.50 to $18.00
Fnnry Rroadcloth Faxt Color* ““
Brand New Stock
Sold everywhere at $2.00 ei
Big V alue at $ 7 .9 5 each
Sale Price $ 1 .4 5 each
Flno Quality
M en’s Felt H ats
SILVER TEA
Big Assortment.
to choose from *
All $5.00 Values at $2.91
All $6.50 Values at $3.9f
All $8.50 Values at $5.95
All Sizes — All Shades*
Printed
V oiles
i *
Guaranteed Fast Colors
Reg. 35c yard quality
Boy's W ash Suits .
M en's
and
M
Thompson Brand Shoes
G irl's W ash Dresses
I S
Block, Tan ond Sport Style*
quality at $2129
quality at,$2.95
S o ld e v e r y w h e r e a t $ 1 (
Special Sale Frica
Special lot suits
$ 7 .4 5 pair
$ 1 .0 0
tg
..
■
Men’s
of
O ur Price 1 9 c yard
034
Florida
Our 52n d B is A nnual
GuArtUltced Tub Foxt
•V
'■=!
C o r n in g
i.„.............. .............Dorothy Stowort
-a —
________ Dorothea Lawaon
.-I’stty Hbdge
Daw C u p i d - ( T o e U^si-r-— ---- -------------Mr. and Mra. ('.rant WtfcadL for Fairy at Play—(Toa).>.... --------------- ------------. .Evelyn SHI**
Dorit Jackson
merly of this c ty, tie spending ToaUr—IWallt Arrob»tkl-^-U-. ((
two weeks here with friends.
for tha Beach—(Baby Model*)—Patty Hodge, Joy France*
Martha Brown, ttftvt *.
Friend* of Dr. C. W. Baker wili land.
Other Model*—Mary MlUer. Doiothcs lawson, Eleanor Coxiringregret to leat-n that ha |* III at bk
ton, Dorothv Pupa, Katherine Allen. Margaret Murfr, Dorothy
- Brooks,
f” "v *
home; f t 00 Magnolia Avenue.
HuU Hula liable*—Betty JaM. King. Joy Franca* Lanf, Mary Ruth
------Odham and Dick W a w h ■
Mlaa Vera Conner, of Callahan,
the guest of Miss l a k Peak*
AT THirOOUNTUY CLUB
at bar home, *09
IM'a
Song, "Aw Coma On , u
t Gat Friendly”______ ____ E, L. Laney
lAnkles"... ._...________ Jeen torn
Sang, " '( ' sum- lhra Got ,
Mrs. A. F. liaised
Iris Mclwndr.n, Evelyn Cnt**, Mary
ap < '
thy Hti-vrart. Cecelia Tthluek.
Harriet, are spending
Higgins, Helen Me
trk Humble), Jr. Robert Rumblay,
Song, "You've Got”—I
la Augusta, G * , w.th
J
Russell
Odham.
R. L. laney. Joa Si
I OSara For You"—E. L. laney nnd
Song. "Wh, Do Yoa
Mr. and Mrs. I. J, ‘
iron ZornMount Dors, were the _ its last Yawell’s Sports for t h a -----,----week-end of Mr. and Mr*.'R. C. Song, "You Learn About l i m Every llsy"—(Tup) Mary Hlgfln*
Long at their home on Richmond
, AFTERNOON IN A FASHIONABLR HOTEL
Avenue,
,
Ball Hap—(Tap)
___ i Ai—
.........- .......
Ruth Young
Maids ... .............. Marcia Proctor. Evelyn Sill** and Hilda Dyson
Mr. and Mra. C, K. Bwlndla Kong, “We're Doing That Thing Falling In l« rc " —noil Hop and
und daughter, Doris, ar#'1n Ca- Maid*.
millhi Ua., where they were called Afternoon Gowns.
» .JW
.. .. ..
by the critical illness af Mr. "Little Twister*"—(AerlbaUO——• Kvrlyn Stile* and. Ruth Young
Fashions for the Younger Set*.
V
Swindle's mother. ■
8CENK V
AT
THE
NIGHT
CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. John IL Hlntrr- Bong, "I'm a Ding Dong
ng Baby
Baby.—---------------------- Nell Stewart
mlster and fhmlly, have moved "When W# Take 0(
Jur Sugars to Tra“—Jsch Woodruff and Frank
from 8M West Eighteenth Street
Woodruff. III.
...... ......... .......... Msrgsret Murfr
and are now maiding'at 1517 (Y- “La Mart da'PapUlon"—(T*a>
TO GIVE BENEFIT TEA
Ballet—Mary
Miller, Mary fUkatrth Neely and Itorothen Iaw son
Pt. Thymollt Anllaeptlc Solution or MeKgmmn’a.
praas Avenue, San Lanta.
"You Got Love"—( T a p ) . . ....................................... Dick Warren
Anltacptlc Solution ............................... —“Yon’re
RrsponslW#"—
(Tap)—
..
..............
Matty
Jran
King
For
the
benefit
of
the
church
R. F. Montsalvatage, who has “Whistling la the Dark"—(III kicking In* dance) .
Evelyn Cate* drW, (Trrle Number Four of the
40c Squ.fcbfl Dental Cream, 40c Tooth nruah
been critically ill a t tba Fcrnald- fltrtrway^Dsnear*—Eleanor Courington, Katherine Alien, Margaret First Baptist Church srill spon
nnd 15c Holder ,«.*•**pa********«#*•****h- »*i
Laughton Memorial Hospital for
Murfr. Mary.
Earnest. Doris BaUerit, Mary Miller, Dorothy Lavalt,
ry Names
sor a fllvar lea on Friday even
auelh N* rly, Dorothy Brook*.
the Vas* few weeks, will be removed
Mary Fliiiii,
35e
Mennen’n
Shaving Cream, 25e Talcum —.
.
..
Helen McDstilel ing at R fl'rlork at th* home of
to, hi* home at th# Davis Apart Russian Dan:*.
Mr*. K. A, Eden field, “Comfort
Adagio...........
..Mary
Elisabeth
Neely,
(i*c*
Tumar,
Uemlo
Winn
ments on Magnolia Avrnqe tomor “Moom You Mourner* Mwm"«. ...................... .Joanne Aatarello Col Isue", on Magnolia Avenue.
Sl.ilO Ambroaia Cream, S1.00 Ambroaia Tight*
row.
SI-50 Pore Deep Cleanaing Cream—all fof
Military Tap—(Tu# dsnre) Doris Jackson, last year's cup winner An Interesting program has been
(Dedicated to Campbell.Lessing I'oit Anierirmn ls>glon)
planned for the evening and sup
Free 2 Nuralng HottlCa w ith 2 Cana Mennen’a
Dr. and Mrs, K. It Brownie* Charming Dance Seta—Kathertise Allen, Margaret Murff, Mary per will be served. At the rpnIlorallc Talcum ..........................— -------------Elisabeth Neely.
and son, Harry, left this morning
rbitlon of supper, bowls will be
far Atlanta, 0a„ to attend a meet ".Sleepy Time Kspress"
plarbil on each table for a silver
SGND OR LEAVE YOUR DOCTOR’S PRES
ing of the board ot Agnes Scott Tap Dane* Award.
offering from th* guests. The
uTION WITH US—TELEPHONE 103
College. From (hero they will go Presentation nf cup. 19.10.1931.
iwbile Is cordially Invited to *1to Davidson. N. C., to attend •
Irnd.
inert ng of the board of Davidson
College. They plan t> ba away a
week or 10 day*.
Hewing kloehlae* Far HaleNew and llaed. Aka Ranted
FIR S T
aad Repaired. Ilrasstllrhlng
ME1SCH HI.DO.
H i n te r m is te r H o m e
and Bras—sakhsg.
HANFORD,. FIX)RIDA
Is S cen e O f P a r ty
. HINIiF.lt MHOP
I'haoa HpJ.
Valdai Wdg.
'Guantltlea nf gladioli hud tln(Continued from Ikg* On«)
(Continue,! From Page Hoe)
nl#* !n shades of rose and pink inrcmpatlhle it- the Exchange tbmal Aeronautical
A saurklhn
were used to adorn the room* of withdraws, attorneys said mem over a uinssuroil icwre*. The b’g
tha home of Mra. J. IL II inter- ber* of both bodies will become pliuir. carrying a luuil uf J.OUO
in'ater, Iill,C > pro.. Avviiuo, San free agent* In June, end may kUagraitis, had rnouih gas tut
travel 2,000 k.lnmrter*.
Lanta, wkt^'- Miq enUrtalpad tha Chuns* which contract they will
Tile flight was «l*t tn lest the]
members nf the Tuasday . Dupli operate under, regardless of th* i-nduraiMc of the peat liar ship.
cate Club with a bride* patty yes fart that the 10-day cancellation Khort, who hrlprd
design the
S in c e 1 8 7 8
terday afternoon. Tallies and other
period In the Exchange agreement plalta, had hoped tu take it on an
O
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o
f
F
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o
r
i
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a
'
s
L e a d i n g D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e s ..
party apprintmanl* were In har
may have expired at that time. oceanic va) age.
monising shade*.
Th* ship w»s n sesqulplane. On#
T h e, Clearing House by-laws
After several progrrsrion* of
br'dg# high score pr se* were provide that .th e property In molar in front at the robin pulled
awarded to Mr*. Gaorga Knight terest In the association of any the skip and anothrr il rerlly tc
--------- - aavcral day* tu 'Q h ar-
Attracting the Interest af a
number'of friends her* was the
marrfac* last Batutday evening
Of Ml** Thelma Maa Knlfht,
daurhtar of Me, and Mra. Wylla
Alfred Knight, to'Thomas A. But
ner, J r , son of Mr. and Mr*.' T.
A. Butner, of 81pee Avenue. The
reramony , was performed by the
Bev. K. D. Brownlee, paatbr of the
First Piasbyterkn Church, at his
hem* aa Palmetto Avenue.
The bride was gunned In a pink
ensemble of chiffon, fashioned with
a long full ahlrt With thia aha
wor* a blonde colored straw hat
and other blonde Oceansoriea. Mra.
Butner was bom ham and hel
llvrd *here all her, fife. She at
tended the public school* of th*
city and for this last few years
ha* been employed by Dr. B. D.
Casnell as offlea assistant.
Mr. Butnrr was bora |g WinstonSalem, N. C, where ha attended
schocl until eight yagya ago when
he came to Banford with hk parants. He has been - engaged In and Ur>: F. jCNaumillsi. Rerrosbframing *i\1 at praaaot laicoanect- ments r^misting af a salad course
e j with the Texaco Oil. .Company »'rf rtP«l?rfrktoL'wvni served __hy
the horirss, asasltd by Mm.
on Hanford Avenue.,
* tie Number On# of the First
Knight,
>
The
fouple
are
at
homa
ta
their
.iat Church, Mr*, <l«or«a friend* at 310 West Twelfth
Those present ware; Mra. Wal
f, chairman, will m*rt ■! *=3° Street.
ter 8. Colama*. Mr*. II. H. lawk,
Kk with Mrs. A.' U Jowara,
Present *1 the ceremony Sat Mr*. Ralph D, W ght, Mra. j . C.
"Fori: Araotaurday evening were: Mrs. C. ■II. Benson, Mn. Gagrae Knight, Mra.
f Clrtla Number Two af tha Find
Mstran, Miss Natl William*, Den F. bL RoumUtat, Mra. It. A. NewI -,i Haptkt Church, Mrs. H. R . ver Ccrdell and Donald Morgan. man and M « h a u Thrasher.
1 1 llTcWalrman, wiU.pmyt at 3iU
---------------;------- »
r t with Mm. Jaaaa Ctato' at V
S a n s S o l i d C lu b I s
W arren
r t a i n Ua
*
♦ij i>,\ M r s . R a l p h
Cate* Apartment*.
llftfl& r “
I v e s B e n e f it P a r ty E n te r ta in e d T u e sd a y
chu
nan, will mart at
Entertaining for the member*
A “tacky* benefit party was glv- ef th# Haas SeocJ Club, Me*. U.
last bight by Mrs. Ralph War- Emmett MeCkJt was host*** at
AF*" » MW M
• ; * t her home on 'East Bacoud a bridge party.given on Tuas
for tha members of tha day aft*nmi,.gt bar home on
Huatlay hebool CUaa of Sauth Sanford Avenue, R o m
at Baptist Church. .Tba F-aurt. After aaveral prograam ^at
i arrived tarty In tha »>*n. alona of bridge, acorn were ad
‘ ariog •‘tacky" ecstuma*. ded tad high store prise, a guest
C. Moore and Mra. W. W. towel, was awarded to Mr*. LJni nndersd piano sola# fpr
runea l of the (Ufsta j A prefarioa-of Spring flowers
various games and
hriniaa*™
was arranged
u assayed «ad pel*** In
in vsriou* :
out the room*
ad (o Mra. I- O, WhIU and where the '-J
ware antarI b l . Rabcrrtatnad.. At .
hour a salad
r In tha avinlag aa lea couraa couraa n s
by th* hoatby the bottom. Swaat are. Thai* 1
__ wsrat Mra.
Untea 1
'k Mrs. A. W’ aland.
a f arret Mr*. lor-
Th* program will ha.'
Betty Rap. Brown’s annual spring
r fsshl-n parade which will be
at the City Hall auditorium' with
the music and Mka Carman
program for the avenlng dancing
;.M*w’s or;hr«tra.
led„a« follows: *
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U f k * - The famous Alemur.
( r tM r W ftfcaw of Urn Spank*
klaca «hM they visited Her III*.
* H taken over yesterday t r *
g*»«Tnm*Kt commission. An lie
rentery * i» started of valuable
eoltactalftne of lapoalrlta, * illver* i r t *hd ffrnlahlnga.
**
Council
sim off. : *•' •
WIldKJ — Orlando
B. Mwfe.lMoods. Bill. Agri
cultural Review; 6:30, Seuth Ska
toko*era; 1:16, fell! Ferdinand*
and Ma Pbrh Central Orrhkatra,
CBS: 8 J0 , Children’* I>m r| f,
A rthur rvyor’i Cream Military
Hand, CBB; 7:16, Baaakall Score*;
w
*
; -As a j tr*'
S » ,/;j2 f v
'ettaatei1 I ? ICmrnolt
g ^ tV * m w !iah * ItM I.
dWatfa hU McroUrta) atatf and
■t * M iS f even lay.
Mr. and Mr*. 1
• i t wan from' Hoy* .throufh
best to remora (hk Mot ah Ameri
can humanity,"
Another r<?rT**pond*nt la WilmIngtoiL' N ' C.y took the raahttm*
|S m r
ij J
to ealgtaitUUlrTM Ma scanty at-
7,
.
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ft
f-
r
"Indla ■houlg f lm of all teak
ample clc thing If she wants Inde
pendence. Rhe should ha eager, to
iccq A Ml forhqth ctothliqf 4t (W
V V“ITT
■
prices as th affln t means of ob
taining freedom and peace.
“T; am sendltk you a complete
copy of the Italy Bible. When you
have trad this ytu will find (bat
God’s fln t aid after the fall of our
first parent* and th* expulsion
from paradise was God’s gift of
roots op skins of nnlmil* to aid
than* to maka an independent liv
ing." .................
Gandhi replied:
"My rorrvapoNiant’e alhctHu U
a* clear ss Ida ignorance. The
------ -s...-1 —,tr (M(l j#tUr
vn In th# ahila ran ha mislightened
taught In
nonnee of history ami, If I may
venture to say to, ignorance own
cf the Bible."
7 :30. Boyaru
3, F ports Bru
Farias O ld ,l
lh*
powerful,' and (harper
thanof any
y Iha deed*
lh*
•t with aay other mtWaalUy.
Hanf of the letter* bear nunhya
Iillations aueh a* “dew aaiat:
*h brother; beloved root t | s t a
nd) ravered iavlour eflndto."
tw i poatofflcc keep* truck of
itow rellgioui movement and' ap
peals for autographs, phetegrephs,
endorsements of various articles
•nd for modkal advice.
A loiter from the west • few
day* ago asked Gandhi to try to
prevent lynching*' |R the United
S ta te . Replying t* this M slid,
la part: I ■ ' ; ~ '
' .
"I dd^ndt pretend to hdv* any
Influence ow*r American Opinion,
but 1 hnru no daubt that {Dm peo
ple of that cootioeot'ere fatly al tv*
4 BOOM FURNISHED I
minute* from P. 0.—Corner Lcciut AVf. and E.
,
m -W , Alao Garage.
on
CHl*Uoa
-tuT »
w it h
w u h tew . t o ld e e r t m e ll*
Blunder
totil comand
r a a ;
Lotion*ofwhich
•pirlt,
of the Sermon
Jrlnt* and
priiad and
the Leason
waamarthe
‘row,
and*!*
a dliccmer
of“For
th*
follow!
eg from
theBible:
thaughta
and
Intent*
of
the
heart"
tho word ofGod la quick, and
r». i**t,
la ad being assessed at Ik*
lb* leeeaoee *t *a*n r»r.
i Ike aim* of Unknown:
I* rarllflcat* ikall b* r*.
wording to -law taa deed
i tkereon on tka Itk. any
u Ik, ltl t.
i my official elanalur* and
Ik* ntk. day of Ayr!I A.
<BBAL)
B. DOUdDAM.
•k circuit Ceu
iTnol* Oeunty.
(Heb*. 4:111.
LetoMrg, spent last Sondsy with
R tr parrhta, Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
tchlnson at.their homo on lake
Maty. .*
Kill* to Jacksonville last Sunday, , Mr.
/**11 H
and
ll'U M
Mm.
flMa Ml
O, ta*
L. II
Hutchinson,
n 11mi"1Hv
KCDn
rial, Scientist,
SJm* Cock!
i ofTk*.1
In i n w U m
ft?
& s SI* county,
S S Flo,
f ^
n Bexmis*
Iaa. —Lawton.
1 * 4 »r#*l Lakl »WMU
*
family epent' last week-end,
Mi. HUT* brother. Mr. H, If.
and family at their boma In
fm .
' '
- Mr. PcH and Mr*. Itirtf* *
ford, epent M*t Sunday »ft*
Ftales have Indefinite addressee. in U k t Mary with frWndi,
Rom# ‘ are sent merely to "Mr.
Mis. Ithoda tarring t* re
tlandhl, ladia" and otbir* nr* for- extenalra
improvements «
Wtrdad through Xing. George at hcroa on WUbur. Avgna*.
Ungland o r Uta viceroy of India.
Mira. Ithoda Kweltig and
One envelop* received laal week Clara Qoetqn motored to Ot
bora only a newspaper picture of on n buslnes* trip last Fridf
0 and hi with th* one word "India."
M r.'an d Mrs. B. L lip
Another was cent Ur "India’* ircom|i*nled Mr. and Mr*.
ir i u r •rM
;rie:- %
• Ib i m
CHRISTIAN SCIKNCR
' ’“ ■'RCHMJ
dy" w*» the eub»or» Bermon In nil
«
Floridian*: «, Memories at TvrfUckt; 8:15, Rev. J. II. ftvxl*:
brook#, O nmiwI Secretary Baptiat
World Atltanee; 1:64. Baseball Ito••Ita and W u th er Foroeaatj »,
CONFISCATED
where Mr. and Mrs. Mils left by and Mr*. WaUr* nf Jichionvlllc.
boat fer Beaten. They will ..visit Fla., were Ih t wtah-eml gureta of
friends la Boston for a fekr day* Mr. HutrMn*on's parents, Mr. and
befora going to Sundcrlind, Mae*-, Mrs. D. W. Ilulrhinsun.
The U k* H«ry Community
where they will spend tlm suipmer
with. Mr. Ellis’ niee* ami nephew, Church will sponsor a Vacation
Bible school this summer, Tho
llr . and Mra. Charles Morrill
Mies Elm* Cochran waa h4kteal W h'ul will open Monday, May C6.
Tho’Ink# Mary school presented
e t a parly last Friday rrrrrth*
with which she honoied Miss NktU
SlnquofftM an d - MV. Jamei Corkran, who nr* graduating this yarn
fr*m th* eighth grada. (lame* u J
nteit* Ware cnjuyrd. and a t a
la hoar rtfrrshmknU
wen.
•ervnl to J^hn Brows, Carmt Hall*i«, Archie Brown. Fend* Dfkuon,
Kenneth llyollalne, Nrll# Wnque.
fledl Koaeta HtnglcUry, M »'r
Dunn. Bern Cochran. Helen Dtwn. Sttvoits, Giace Uunklna, Billy
Dohald Ahderaon, Otto Hutchin Muegtnv*. (’hat lea Touchstone,
son. Roes Whitaker, Barto U«V**- Kimi-rt tVIUon, Thelma l/owe,
Inson, Raymond Anderson, Floyd Roes Whitaker. Nell* Rlnqueflcld,
TotHhitoiM. Nfll Fisher, Mary Hertn ftutchlneon, France* KievTatum; Blanch While, firuc* Hun- efts, and Raymond Andereog; 3.
tin*," Thefma' Lowe, Cecil Rlnqua- Orcheitm BtlecUons; 4, Flower
fteld, Haaha Tewfhstone, Christina Drill (Bath Anderson, John Trofly, France* Thumpsnn, Clarume
Cole end t*wla HUphcns.
ME W. A. Low* and'<Uit«ht*r DofiaMson. Jr.. Evelyn Rubaon,
Elohe, spent lest w4ck-*nd wUh MaF TMthr; »W*rt Tatom, J{.
Mr. Lown’i mother, Mra. Busla Botclcr. Anlee Whitaker, Jaik
Nettles, at her hgpty In Naw Howell, Gladyrr SJnblom, and
Glynn Cnrhran. 6. flrcheilrt RrlrcSmyrna.
Miss Lula Nral of Everglades, Com; A. Operetta, " th e Roie OarFla., la the house guest or Miss den," Nell* Rlm;ue field, Princes*,
Lucille [livens nt her homo at Is Barto Hutchinson, Prince, Mary
Tamm and Frame* Rtrvcn*. Ilrlde*
land latke.
Rev. and Mra. Divan*, Ml** Lu- Maid*. Onlda Mutle Fennell anj
till* Divftts and Ml** Lula Naal Charlotto Ttue, tr*ln bearer*, Roy
mote red to Daytona last Hatur- Howell, J r , and Ned Bo*lltr
day' where they spent n pleasant Rambling poses, Belton Htevens,
M irgsret RJohlom. anil Ruby SJobday on th* baach, .
Ml** Ethel tlyotlaln* unj Kan- lam, Marigold*, Gladyc*
nath Hyotlaln* ware th* dinner Anlee Whitaker, Helen Tamm, anti
guest* of Mr*. Ithoda Enelng end France* Thompinn, fairies, KltHee
Law*, fountain, Coaete BrHuemsn.
Ruby Maa Dobson and Virginia
Stovetu, HlJes, Evelyn Kobaon,
Ruth Anderseri, Herman Ktaulies,
*M Marla Mill., h e r-,
llenrv
Tamm, James Reave*, Jr„ I-eavee,
Ulynn Cochran, Jamr* Cochran
The La**on Sermon alao Includ
ed the following poaaagei from
tho Christian Sr > nee truthrok
“Srienw and Heallh with Kay to
tho Scripture*,Mby Mary Baker
Kddy: "Become ronerlou* for a
iInflA moment that Ufa and In.labigaaea are purely spiritual—
nalther in, nor of fnallrr,—and lh*
body will ihan utter no romplainta
If suffering from a belief In *lcktics*, you wl|l Hivd mureelf and
ilenly well. Sonow U turned Inlt,
Joy when the body Is controlled by
spiritual Life, Trulh, and l-ove*
IP, , *
w ..J> i f .......... ...
W k llo
H rr.y fllla a
on hard road. 10 rl«ardd, d
AUo two 10 aery block* unt
on road to Moaroo. U A. h
304 W. End 8t*
'
FOR SALK: Store build)*
mama on Sanford A n ,
for caeh or will exchange f
ford Bldg. aAd Loan A n’i
T, A. Brotheraon, Bo< 4M
or Phono 186.
1
FOUR USRtf radlea. Aujl
Soma with dykhmlc ape*
eicaptlanal bargain*- F®
140.00 and down. Hef-Ml
tery Co.. H I W. tad BU
101, *- *
to the hlghett aid b tit bl<U
loi: househrlW good* beloag
on# II. B. Rdwards. wk«
known addras* wa* M i l
Bale to l*k* plar* a t oar
hnuie. earner of Fourth **
HAVE YOUH WAtCH r e p a i d S u ., Sanford. Fla‘. at • '<
by o m Ulio rt&lljr Im w « bowl
B fifft, Jtw*ltr» M if . Aw.
M .rDOUQAU, C ttl
Sslurdiy. /on* d, 1BB1. Co
Tmnifer amt Storage Ca. V
A-FEW good birgnia* I*
furniture, anth .*4 ,)to4p* 4
. U Floral Height*. dressera, gas Hove*, at*.
Fiwn* M»-M.
4M, Loiitag’i Tranafar am
villa.
•ge, 41h awd Pin* SU. y . f
LEGAL NOTICES
^ m n ° .U S 5
ALfcXANDICR"*H aTi tU ^ 'V r u ijM
piirchaivr of T i l CerllllCat* If*,
tea, UalaU lha *«d ear ot JUly A.
t>.. 1*1*. kal tiled aaM MrtifMM
In mr office, and kae maSo arstlro.
lias Tor taa deed lo laooa I l M .
rontanr* with law. Sold corltfl.
rale emtrroeea llit fnllowlag do.
arrived properly alluated la NemL
Dole roqhiv, rinrlda, lo .wilt
Iart * Till. 4 Tr. * Tke Towa of
Naofoni.
ia laid land being sen need at
e d ate o f th e la e iia n c o o f t u c k
rertlflcato In tho namo o f D r , C . J,
K
HUDSON SEDAN, fine cundlUqn
12M;oo, Uuo^ modal A, Foid
ccacK condition A-l. new rubber.
ffSO.OO R#«l and Bona. Myrtle Ava.
rff i n r n
IT iA W l
LANKY’S DRUG STORE—Proeetlptletu, magaxlnaa, fountain
eervle*.
PROMPT
dlllvtriea.
RUlLDlNQ
BLOCKB—Irrlgallaa
boit* and ganaral calneot work.
MliacU Concrete Co. J. E. Tar-
k ta re h a ll. T h a t A le x a n d e r l l a r r e n
T r a e t M p a ritb a se r o f T a a O a n U L
a ri-w id a ltre w ith la w . g s ld o a r t lf l.
r a le e m k ra re * (h a f n llu w ln t
de.
eertked S M I H f situ a te d In g e m l.
wet* I'o u n tv . F lo r id * , t o .w lt :
KRYRH8* AT wtuJWaale price.
Ortng* BtosaOm Honey. II
nouhda to the gallon. (1.80. B. T.
H ilar, Paula. .
T k a s a id taa* lasin g aeataeed at
th a d ata of Ik * teeuenc* In
th*
nam e o f ttakniaw n. T h a t A la s a n d a f
lla r r u n . T r u s t s , u u r r k a a r r nt T a a
i-e rtlffc w t* No. l i t * , dated I k * ta d .
itajr o r J u ly A. f>. 1** 1, k a a file d
s a id c e r t llln a l* In m r o ffic e , and
hae m ad* e p p llc o tje ti f o r t a x dead
ta 11411* ta a e ro rd a a r e w it h lo w ,
Ha Id o a r t lflr a t a e m k ra rta I k s f o l.
lo w la g d re rrlh e d p ro y e rty situ a te d
l a S e m in o le v a u n t /, F lo r id a , t o . w lli
n p ^ 5 u *
• l*>l *f nfock T Ban D e al*.
C U o f L u is
i.’ k e p m a n *
_In fonfoid.
t a ia B lock
T u c k e r 's
||
A d d itio n
T h * e sld la n d b a ln g aaessesd at
th * d a l* o f th * teauane* o f auch
r a r llf lr w lr In tko nam e n r I ’ n k a o w a .
Itn lee s s a id r s r ll f l r a t * s h a ll ha r* .
o f J n n * A . I> . n i l .
W lia a a a m y n r f lc la l e ls s a t u r a and
M S I Ih la I k s t s t k . .d a y o f A p r il A .
V . K . P O l'llf.A H H .
f 'ls r k L 'lrc u ll C o u rt
H e m ln o l,
C u u a jr ,
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on yi
old baitary. 3IR W. F irst 8L
WANTED—I want to H * | fur- ntsh bag** with g a n g * and
famed In rhlcktn run*. Glva loca
tions and full InformnUoa In ans
wer, Apply HH. A. C." car* I le r
•Idom ed.
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LUNGU HOtm
C«ffee HlMf.
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h Il l l u m
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BICYCLES A REPAIM
ley and Gait
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DRINKS'LUNCHES
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BUY HF.R q lovely BeMwIn Grand
Tor Graduation. We, have i*v#ral fin* InlteumesU for aal* for
imsll halancts do# oi. Temie I&00
up monthly. National Plana Com
pany, Florida Theater Bldg, Daytons.
Grapefruit canning factory out
put »hows large Increase tKl*
year.—Florida Tlmee, Jackson-
C
'pf the Organ;
D, Farts* and
torn Dance.*
C la s s ifie d A d s
FOR SALK: Flfteon aerd
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 27, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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