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CONCERN
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*fc< e In F r ie n d ly B u t
Sent Japan A b o u t
A f f a ir
W a s h in g t o n ,
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Ed w ard B. M cC Iean
C ited F o r C o titeth fit
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(A .P .)—Tho Whit* Ho,i ** trulay
took flr»t formal not!,-. f tn
•ttack upon Prooidont Ho*>ttt
* 2 Representative McFaddrsi
Pennsylvania Democratic ami
Rapubli.-an Irador. of the || ,u*e
w*ro invited to tha Whit* House
ironkfart.
but
MeFadden’s
namo war omitted. Hr i« the
ranking Republican
. n the
banking committee
MrFr.lden
denounced Hoover for (in m..r»
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AN I N D r f E r fflK N T f l C t l L f N E W S P A P E R
S A N FO RD. F L O R ID A ^ M b fr A Y . D E C E M B K r T h. I 9.11
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W h ite H ouse T a k e s
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W ea lth y Woman W ho
W a s Being: H eld F o r
$75,000 R an aom G ets
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McLean.
[ubli<h»r of thr WaChinglcui
Port. »u# e r * J for c ji'.a n ^ t of
today for *#ndh^ i dtfht»ly wrapped Chrtt’ mui h o t to
M» h unr containing a ■umn*on»
for his rstrangn! wif# to Appear
In Ls vlm lo jr t a* • dtfendant In dlv^rr* fimcceftinf*
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f l k f expreuion of
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A L B A N Y ! ~S. Y . . D o c . 18.‘— Je‘ "
A I’ l l*reei*1e,*t llo*iver’, moir*
concern over the Manchurian
010. t .78 h >ure in a -lilth y " Model. '
( A . P . ) —J a r k
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D W f.
toru.ni on goveriimrntal debt*
*ou» of three kidnaper*. Mr*. Nel- 1
m o n d . L lft- y c n r -o ltl g a n g s t a r _
#ui“tged tictortoua but
w-rrre.l
w n fU , V m co m m u n lMe llonnelly, Wealthy founder nf . |
t h i e f , w a n m y n t e r io u s ly s h o t . ’
X! tetdav from It# ftrrt tilt with
rormen* romfany. and Georg.cfctfri'TtY Jffcafi'by the Ameri
In d e a th in n r o o m in g h o u i t
S ta ll. her n*gro ehauffeur. wet,* S e n a to r N o rris S a y s lt> . ..ngte«*l»nal ju g.-r
c a n g o v e rn m e n t to d a y .
■u He. h.r». flying aviation editor
North Aringtvfl, N. J , a
freed b* their raptor, early today.
It
tame
from
the
cloae.|
dmu•
twine
greeted
ty
frirtul*
a,
bv
n
He W ill M ak e P la n s of th* tMiwrrful Way# and Mean*
i-i*e.l at t*'tr'.i#» Airport, h e re to t la v a fe w m l n i i t c i a l t * .
They were relet *ed from a m >■
Mi. era. (' i' a alter hreakiri* I , spi-ed record from Ne» York to »-r h e h a d l e f t « p a r t y c « le «
' N A ltktN O . China, Owe. 18._
T o Hold H e a rin g s Cummlttee after three day# of li.i aii*. i . i i r.y held by I .tita n Frank
T a k e L ead In B rid g e tor car near Kan*** Avenue bridee
llaak * lie..-her* ci.nt|il*t*d h r u t in g h i* u n i u i t t a l o f k l d n
on th* Kama* «ld* of th* city end
hea ing and *i» hour* of re.retdl*
im p in g .
R u b b e rsW ith S ta n d - •oon were t a k at th.- Donnelly WASHINGTON. Dec. |g, _ •u.#*ion» adnmej w,th an anien.1 o“ flight in m hums and fort' sv.eo m.iiiiir.
hn'
-nturn marked the end • A-P I — Aasurar.ee that anti pro i m*nl tb irrord t.'ongrer* against
Th'## bulUt« w*r# firtd Into hM.
Southern NationalLit lead en ar
in g Now A t 26 T o 25 of
aniiout walling ty her huthand. hilntlonUt# would g .t a i hane. tn , fu .’.her reduction or tan rllalion
hriin «( rlo«f nnir#t app«p#iiUF
rived (o natabllrh a nrw adminPaul Donnelly, and hi.
of inter governmental debt#
h# 'truinr!#il with R««atl»ntt.
NEW YORK. Dec. IS < \.p > - Mrh . werp at a loss K> w to *wt in PH thair ideas before a Senate
latralion to aoecawd tha governc< mmittee a is giten yealeritoy by I The debt holt *ay t ill h* de
hioly it .# found , prowled acroif
raact of forme* Prmidrnt Chlaac Kly Cutbertroo'
partu.r, tmirh with th# aStiurtors for «|**- Senator Norrl*.
Bird in the llousi today. A fa-'
bed in a room which b* h*rt
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Kai-Eh.li
-jia i* , vormblw* vote I# e.pectrd b> S a t - 1
Thri>dure A. U rhtnrr, v.-»« of grvat li,,#rv of 175.000 ransom ilrmantlThe han man e f the
Senate
S upiw*l
with hi* wife Mra. Qtoe
Tha student*. nrotaating against aarirtance to him lari nig.it.
#«l iimlar threat of
for th# Judiciary • oinmitlre said he woulil I uhtoy night,
mond. hy«teri:al, wa* hell by,
What thay callad China'* waak
n«^;ro an.J bMndness for the wou». arrange hearing# promptly on r. » - 1 ^nc no-r*vl»ii>n amendi.ient
live. Sh# repeatedly vrlnl "| Jh V tS ^ U
In the llret thre* rubterr of thr ■n.
cy against Japan, had lha city
alution* for .memlment* to t h * l*attached
.r i * ^ cd by a *o t. of l« to 9 in
« H»of »f Polk* L. |f si#rfrl#<I rnnatitution and informed Senator the face of the adinini.tiatn .t pro.
turmoil almoat ah day. Thay eighth trerion nf tha 160 rubber
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,h » ri»nt o f tha Central contract bridge match with Sldnr> paid h# nrai certain the m *n#j* h«<i hingham (R l onn t that .............
hla bill I*’’ * ! fo'
Two women who opa>ata*l Mtr
" r KuL T ’
S c ,p n tis ts
E x a m in in g O f f ic e r s E le c te d A n d
Hally Newt and ntontd % ia win H. Trrnx and U#wnld Ja.-o. y. fu l-i Hrm paid the hldnapen Police ar\(i prcvnling for ■ leftrenlum would' •,f*rin n to America. Then, the
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ami a ttael
a .i d
drltaf
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looming house
tinner and
rlte t.
dow. o f National 1*| headquarters.
other offierr* set not Immeiiatrly ho cnnaldetrd *oon by a lu lK o n r I
voted 21 to 4 to report
I. U fe I 0 1 / e i tT m iT ie
I l a i l S A r c M n d c C O T pr*aumM,to have drle.n Mra.
N
beiteon'e
lead
r.ee
t.»
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Mtanwhila the rout hem lead
the resolution to the House, kuur
to search for the kldnaoe-,* Mrs. mlltee.
mond from the party, alao g m
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•rr«. who expact to unit# all China
Donellv seif! sh# and Rltiir wrre
Meanwhile. Keprescntativ. 8 ir- Democrat# w ei. Ir the opposition:
i <|ueatloned Diamond waa a/V|uit—
nml-T their rule, ioilrated they, id; Ix-ni. i $. Ail Pirer nf ihr fit el taken from the rendoivou* 10 min- ovich. |b. X Y ). prei.ed before Itvpresentatlr.s Satuicts of T r , . . ;
ted of kidnaping hy a Trtiy to -'*
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too. farored a ltlff.i(U ig of the ru b.rrr nf thr w> I m went t*i litan ba/ora b e in j put out and cn#| the House rule* rnnimittbe pi* ie#- \ (neon of Kentucky, lit- kinson of
**•"'>' '"•‘" ‘her* . f :hv l entral le d night. The celebration
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ho
corroded
fa
ir
of
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go-t
11* I b-...in
foreign policy.
ion who rrp .bout midnight, lie left tha t
('ulbrrtion and li*h tn rr. Point* of, of tha men told her. she said. Man . oli:tion for an m «e.ilfhtlon of pro. MUtoUrj ami EMi. k of T#nn##«##.
..la *,nif
«in!f A* o*ciano-ni'no,
Tno am#
m enilm eiit a g a in st re*l,|u n ieni-T.d frum t -e iio-na. :> of „ tvseoted !2 of Ibr 13 cl-ilw m lb* botwe.n four and firo thia
Hon Po. whurr falhar, lha latr rulbrr 31: (,'ultcrleon H40; Lem other c tr will te rlonif soon to jk k ’ hibition adnnniatration in Greater
•• mommy :h *i tltoiMumi#
vou up.** Chief Sietfriesi receiv#«| New Vrrk ly a #peclal lluuap wa# p ro po sal by R .p r r w n t a t lv r 29-v—
Dr. Jton Tat-Sen, war China'# fir.t 48.'
Gm* ro
itn - .
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-tnoto
have Viewed at <atni*al .i l# -him* LI ...... me!
petrident, declared lha nrw adIn « tailrab.
Hand J86: CulSerirm ’i #idr, an anonymous telepiicn# tall tell- rommltlve He told the rule, com- Hagun. A rk a n sa s Dem ocrat, and
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ltivretriTX’
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th,.|r
nhnuat
ryeflved
unanlm
oii#
PglltiKtaliu.
Ui*
8
D«n‘
Lin
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.
mittae
he
knew
of
"terrible
rarmlnirt,ration would “* * e r t rrary •larting tha eighth arariun with ■ inir wher# tn find the et:tlm *.
Ali». Mtrl Wood, rooming h
T#11t - r ay *• Diet »'tei i,*r.-.l to do , v v a-u rt mooting, elocto.l of.
at-ppnrt
pta*
the
vol
of
tlrprekeeper, .aid aha heard aw
r!»» flf-dlQ tbtrr'jy.-rmUed.H t * . A fuarantee tha.i lb * demanded iii ut Ion" in Ihr New York proklr
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«h
M
Republican
,,rTnine
whether
the
noimoiiflI'itioQ
fore##.
**«ttlt*s(m
w
ther
fieri* Arrangrtt. .» ploying schrd •ho*, aoon after the cab tofl
raurom would be paid wa, made
**w lolt tfrritorlaa uader a policy *03. The flrrl hand of rubber 19.
flaw.las
■ abaidi'c
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.
figure ..of# granite
thr 1 1*, ei.*] .Itacussed th.- powihdity •«*#rel men ruah.d ilowq
Some of the committee mrmbaro. New Ynrk.
public by Rrrd, neighbor anti at
• r ) “w*11 he proven clearly •>
Hand Mfl: Paired out.
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of
John
Wilke#
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Thta section read.
"I s'a t.n g rtur**|ivu t.Hiinamont, of. from the uppur floor wh.rd p
pctlally in connection with Man
Mand 287: Culhcrtaon mnlract.-d torney for lha Donnelly* Th* h» raid. * (tested the IneratigaAhrabam
I Inruln.
'It
la hereby cepsrssiy
eip *e «*ly ueci.rtii
declared 1 *ln -of.........
broadened to include
Include <t)e
dl» i
or uroaurneu
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ivrlng ll.rdf) ip pile*., at mi* uf Diamond, lived. Tker . nagiidtvchurian affaire.
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tor two (padre and mad*- it. Net former lenalor warned that II Hon be
Thv irar-h rr*
m *'ent t'hica
.he i lu is In ike circuit late In the l-otlum and one .aid “O.hu
“there Ik a tingle hair of her head D iet, at lieetun, Phil idalphia an 11 ,w h* * * *ln *t *h» |>oD y of ton- \ Th“ *,'*rh rr# pr pit',-nt t
T toop* Sre .1 on tha rioting »f4i^ Culbertrnn 724.
t'hicago. Sirovleh opposed th»t he-1 iContinued On I’ag* Four)
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»nd ..irgeuna, have March
that* enough."
,
student* to clear,the rt\ away from
Hand 288: Jacuhy wae ret on* harmed" hr would tp c n j.lh a iw t
_rttle#
--------------------------found anal imical almilarltl*
I'hn meeting ftillowod a round uf
tha Central Dsihr Newt pUmi, In a two (pad* contract. Net ecore of bi* Ufa. If n*rv«*ary, to run |cause "|| would take tdb long *)td) .#•
mdt
if
___ ,h '*iwren the mummified
.....
g..lt nod a templet l«o n IwtRoy
down tha kidnaper* and rend thttn "~ — - e it would ,eertl \ we* trV- P l H n n e l o l C>4
y t *
**••#> w m * * array thin* Callerlron ,774.
ing to attack prohibition."
prohibition.
. v l n i l n C l f l l o l f l l U S John St Helen and ll r known .f
t.Ktv ten\! Mi#k letwiickiw- * i l i I
It l . rutnorod, got Ha
to
the
fallow*.
wa. vlovw I ( r e . l d r n R ; t h e a*
Hand 2*9: Cul’wrUnn t tie .retted
tsrm illai ol tho u*lor assassin
In another
sncloltoii. t'ul. tl. G .itaih # w%
Tha kidnaping wa. r e e l e d ) » aiuup
The.
declare
!|j*>
were
satisfied
of Demorrot* art^
i-t
WmU'* rar^.-tgajjy. hjacta.1
rtovdnp la wamwSmm -bfr*. ittowo*. an# my
HI. ir.Tta
ly. political figure and Ir.-iln*
9Md to • t * " * ; * * « ^ » n .t •toro Ctiibartrnn 1836,
plaiu'"*Ti
to
HI
»aur«r
i>fmklkilfnn
Hand 8V0 I Ightntr rnntrarled bu.iatta wtmaa •( Kan<». fity . changel in prvhihitfon.
.
S o immediate motive for
! WlUieraea raid a number of thr lur four heart, and m aJa f h . , g|*. who wrutu her huatand.
Five member, of the newly nr.
Iv
dlacarnlbi*
Initial
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killing I* known but DLaat'
YYow
tbk
City
of
Sanlurd
u
oper
W * ware woundad by tha rifle lug hi* t i la game. Net erme Cul^ff you fufaau to pay. I will «. gmnirrd "Republican reform " bin*
KnglDh l e t t r ln ;. Dr o# l..„le F . , , ! '
'‘* r
*ho
“»•' iindrrwdttd artlvitle*
gi
flro. I t wka Intpaarlbla to d*- tert»on 1706.
blinded and tha negro wdl p« present**! tlielr Ideal tn K.preaaa- ating agpen*** and uoiul.d ,|,ht
maov rea.ona why gangtond
ha* been reduce I in m v n l years, Sro.t. allenf.l and head o, th . In-1 n " ‘i ! L n ‘k " "UJ
killed." ' ”
Ute total tM talllra becaurr
tallv . Llnthieum, (I). Md.», oho
Hand 891: Lrnr was eet >no iu
q u lrn declared all photograph. *.f
* ' “b, " ,u r,"1 "
c j him out.
.
-:y o
rtndentn wba were Injured a four ernda eonltaet. .N»; ,ro U.
Mr«. Donnelly war • bduc*.#s| ut waa rkaiiman of the former non- I. rtaphli ally pirtured -n cump.i- Booth showed him wearing . ,ig.
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FtoiDd.
ntlv.
chart#
prcpar.il
by
city
*c
w «r* rarrltd away by th rir com- C ultcrtiof; 17 U.
8 P. SI.. W.dnaaday wh.h vi log rartIran - a n d
antl prohlkltlntt
iwt rin g on t h r . mall nil**.- 0n r«' H i ’
vnra ™an/ ' ‘" ' J " u
< mntant* and fin e n te d lu the Uft
ha ml.
mat on* other-prum will
awardHand tO i: Jacoby niadj thr»« ho.n# With bar M g r . cha Ifeur. II«*m* n rg .n lration.
O ty Commission recently.
, TYrrloue to tha u r ir a l of th1*
GWrgc
Blair,
alao
a
raptiv*.
I
pro's
and
antaleurv,.,\||
match
Th.y
auggeated
th
.
Damoerata
club. In a contract lor cnr. Net
llo
(ought
anlaigrd
pho*..graph#
Here I* thr i«.-*luctl :n Kff*.tn*| |n
■ W ttifn
political chief.,
the
r# will tja plnye.l «„ Sunda**
For mar .Senator Hard *nd Mr form an oiganlxation of their own
I f f the assassin to verify tb* in
•core Cullertaon 1833.
operating rip rn se. during recent
«8d *uU wreck-. I the entrance l»
I he remaindrr f th*".rhisd.dr
•cril’Mon on 'h* mvtal i lute. «•»
Hand 2U3s Lea* fulfilled a threr- Dunnally dU not dlrcliwe wiat an,| that the two partia. work to- yaara:
» » DCuomintang headquarter*. On* 1
i# as follow* Jan 17 l.\|t f| ,.
or
(Goatinued
on
I'a
g
.
Threat
rrade contract, which. « n h a pre- •U-p. would ha taken t» get in gather Ihroigh an executive
lliidg.led Exprndvd
Of O clr leader, era* a girl Who he. 1
tCuntinur,) .J|t I'agr TJire.)
*t»ua ream f a r . him pan.-. Net tuoch with th* kidnaper,. Iburncllr steering -nmmltte*.
42X8,128
ratad •th
government in etrnn< >
raid ha JM not want p dice ,„ t,,
1113.702
Rrpre#eiitatlve O'Connor. New 1928-27
TA LLA H A SSEE, Dae. 13.;
won. Cultertron.1846.
1927 28
JIJJI3 2
Ullgoag*. Troop* eueci-ed.’ .l in
101.770i
IA IM -Rule* covering tha rr
Hand 21M: U n i wa* ,r t un» |n feranca and i u "ready and mdlmg York Democrat, accural Republic 192829
198.2X3
^ p o r tin g »h*m oh that ocrailon 1
an# of “Dying to make it apprar
139.297
Ipllon of motor v.hlrl* Irani
lh r*« no tru m p e x tr a c t. N e t .c o ir lu pay tha ranaora money "
30
Witbopt Being bullcfa.
11*8,870
139.08%
“1 want to get bar out uf l im it ' that ae Democrat, have nnt '-eeii 1929j
• nit citron 1848.
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11 U. lOel
.imi.KKd
.
at th# earllal poeaibU moniuni.** he working against prohibition."
llsn .1 2P3; Jacoby tried a grand u
An IlllnoU Republican, R«prr
k!
MUKDEN, ACanchuria. D v . 18.
Th# redut tlur. lit Ibr rit>'# Umil
, were adoplad by
dam In hcartr. Ha war doubled
Japaneie Chilian aoRaw], who l«ft a Jaffereun City. tentative Rrittan, replied th a t.lit e*l debt is a* follow *, nltbougb tn*
igllroad commU.lcm yai#
•l«
had
been
»chicv*d
In
the
past'
lr>
a
l
figures
•!„
not
Indicate
th.
Ihorltkn declared yMlrrday thr rnd w t. eet An*. Nat «cnrt t'ul
lerday.
Th* hstrldg* inawslaugl.ier . . . .
Mo» court r w a in the mid*t ,.r «i
%
tc rtr.n 1813.
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SANTA
MONICA.
by
a
wot
Hoc
under
Democratic
prwipecte o f • hloodleu eattlramount of judgmrn’ a outstanding
Dec. la— | Among th . rule, waa lha v m - e
Ivtol and rtuhad hate ly automu.'
Iir.|ul-#l in I. iin .n l in th* i a . i m
Hand
2!>«;
Jo
-oty
war
ret
one
in
Iradtr.hlp.
a
l
ear
apeedy irs-.ive>y fyr
I Of tb* controvtrey ovar Chin*
ndi.lon'g Intarpratatlon of M«llon/
bile, raid:
Bon.le*l Debt hiiniJs
M jury isN1 •hit
trying to mak* four dubr. Net
It finally was agToo-l, however, f ept. 30. 1921
‘ "Wrt Inc rearing.
' I'nln N**»ri, mid
4 283.(881
"It they will itoliver lira. Don- i
pictiif* etar. .10 of th* act governing tu m p
•cor#
Culbertton
1944.
n«n.
k*'CH|r
Mil
that I.inthlrum would call a meet Rapt. 30. 1922
o' * c f.in»cl j sre
clrlltan and mlllUry of
........
,'•88,00(1
ICcntlauad On Page ruuri
prrdlrtrd
yrttai.lgy hy Dr. Muni from m llo .g . tea e f.m
began 'heir
Hand 2P7: I J* h :n .r e .n tra .ic .i
ing of anti-prohibition Democrats, •*5*Pt. f'J. 1923
le.imcMi- Bt 1 . 3 9 1 ,
,'
" Jr ” r'; D-hirla* engagaJ cT.lurlvrly
Bafeia k H tn Ihclr Inrlrtanca that
7.16,(88)
t .okablr today, tn'aea If . now or Sept. 30, 1924
u'clnck, nml J'l.lg
Mwi'w r W |
'
' _
aftrr #h« ti aneportation of Flurlda
U*i C
b*
Cblnrac
government and army for four no Irtimp and made . 1,.
1.882.000
C h ristin a * H o lid a y s
vegetable*.
g.niratiun would co-opetxta with Stpt. 30, 1923
Wright, sitting in Fall te. m »f cir Underwent an ..ueratlun for rt.
•» Chlachow mutt be eliminated. Kora Culhcrtaon 28*3.
K.pt'Ullratu.
R an i 208: Ughtnar wa* ret two
tn read bis " “ '• I
8 ep t 30, 1»28
•" abdimtinal olxlrnr
The rule in effect rvemptN t the opinion wg* oaprooacd'that
fU
“
pl« maf) -'
S
ta
r
te
d
A
t
Sch
oo
ls
‘ ' ■D-D*'**| charr*- tn th* jury •lefni# 6:181 ,H,n
t»r vehlctoa engaged caelu.lval
H might bo unn.cNiary to rosort In • tw **cluh contract. Net ecor*
K*l>4. J<>. 1827
8
.0 #,,000 pV1ock
Culhcrtaon
2886
.
Ml*# Negri uiiuiucrt hri fir.t Daiupurtation of lumbar.’* n
____
8 e y t 30, 1928
acconpllih that pur
ia
At 8 ,-flo o'clock thia afternoon F a rm W om en's C la ss
.1'11.1*81
The■ elate r**t* : it* C» cr **nrjy
|r»i»nw»
ir) product., vrgetabto. op ftn lt
*«r!y i ---hat ira!
,e#terday «lr|.«
ain e ipi*
tho 1 "«
'lalry
Hand 299; Jacoby m|dt three
JWpr, *io. ip 2p
8 968.0(8) this ni'itning, and Mr. Fsi-iilic* ' operation XVenneeday. Although In'H ont •----“I a*anew •
aoma
2,000
Sentlnato
Connty
achool
H
aa
W
eek
ly
M
e
e
tin
g
point* of producllon lo *Mpn
>fotl*tkm a with tha Chin.*# to •padee ae contracwd. Net .core children put a«l4« thair hojka, and
Rapt. 30. 1930
. . . I —. 1 * 1 _____•
I .
.
a
... .
I •- e
6.*33.1X8) charged
with nianslMtigh
rr IIn thi
° e' *w 'ewe
” 1I funacimi.
rondifltm.
Hi* . I’.nt: point*,
point#, clthrr directly
dlrvctly 0W> 1
Sect. 30. tost
" u t withdrawal eouth of t ulbertrcn 2495.
Til Ely tranl#had from , aebm.l
8.401.18X1 death of 3V tl. R#ii'*r*.ot. lust t'»,l"nt ’ vrognixod lb*
Member# of too ^arnj Women'*
physician through an IntcrnieOlath
point*
Hand 300: On a contract for on#
W*U wet* oautlnuinr la
nom *. to begin Uta official t h r i .:- Kvenlng Class, inratlng In weakly i k h t y 15i,* r\ . F ' H'
nu's** and s .tr r a l
limes from the commiarien'r juii#.ll.-tloit*
* ‘at*d Aug.nst. l >uk Fie stand :u tel I his ;
I wa* eaid. and K. Hay- •pade, Jacoby made three, with a taaa holiday *aa*«M which will end teial.n at th* 8*minole High
Hi«h4 ,h* L r h, .T Ul* h
il.'.t ir re v.relon nf the rase
smilvd fain'ly.
vr.d contruL
g ‘
, fc. rtru lt wa.
aanatal, daclarod proa* prtvlou. part
an Monday m im ing, Ja n . 4.
-----tot«miin| will
Hchool last night decided that they hH,
.1’ , w
n , -" —
ouuiamHng
will
“ Mir* Negri ie etill Buffering
According to Mr Estrtdgv, lie
Tn thU connection Ih# nil* saypi
I
game. Nat acora Culucrtaon 8.183
Tha holiday (aaacn will find would undertake
VM driving h?,n« from the San pain," Dr Modern laid, “but rest
"T h * moriment uf such prod is
Hand M l: Ughtncr made gain* ■any at the teacher* out uf tha
of tha rtata-wld* idea of troing
during
ford C lunlry Cli/.i lat» lu th* aft ed• some -'7
J vIj l J fntn aaah paint -of
* the nlghLLhiaugh
l piBUI
• tMT tomn contract. N rt am re •lly. .pending Chrlalma* with role- that an all-Florida product* menu *
r rnnuet awd.-av~hlr trTrS* I Ih - co*- the T « r uri.edairves. Her l.mpe— “*•-»•“*“** yrmiucia menu! L
T
— —
liun lo lb* point of primary
Calhartaon S£H6.
Itoea o f nearby citlea and .U tea,
rer at i’a-k and Geneva Avenura. tor# ha* dropp**l, now being 99.8. fr- ture, ur the point of attem|
__ Hand M t r U na nmdr flva «u&* Atb wtll fa t K I ' I n b'anford on ^ y j H - ^ g t e r y hmaar hotel a n d ' GtOTTfa S h e r if f I g
raataaraat an New Year. Day.
............
p .
■for
ro*
*the
e*e
|FW<
^V *U
s<.
w\ |
he •
taw
alnnveldv the while her pulse ir 1 10."
Ming,
purpose
of ypackllt^(
n v
m
be
*» a body Ivin* al.inveld*.
to a contract for th r^ . Net ^
Ja a . 3, however, and th* third unit
Thay alao ilecl.lwt t i at onto pro
viivcn a :- i e a r i c r m ro,,i- hi* '•*d-iight* *hin.ng •ti- Tho doctor ealJ It would lw kev- or o'hrrwlr# preparing lor mar
Calbertron gggg.
of K h ml work will b *fln Jan . 4.
rata a large aihihlt of tanned
revtly un Ih* bswly lls .aid he era! day. befuro tha rriala d e d ami tha tarttlnuei isi-'vemrnt l b . _
roparU. that tha Chi*
Hand M l : CuIberUon made four
Appropriate Chriatma# axtrn>*< fruit* and rogutabltt for the HatW A TCH 088. Ga.. Ike |8... I "topped hi* car, got nut an I «>h- uped. .In the meantime, if roinpll- " f to *ueh shipping point contH^t
!S
a t Cb Inc how *J- MMta. f« *a * and ruMmr. Net ecor. were held at many af tha tchool*
„ n i lf **rvad that tha man wae dead, lie •-alif.nr du nut ret In, there is nn tuux n continuuu# movsment ffam
tar Farm* Shaw h.ro on Jan . 7, 3, U M ~ 4 » h * r i f ! U. D...............
Mndth.
iM toritad to r v Calhartaon MRS.
Ihla morning, all of Umm attended and 8. ■ .
an county, waa sentenced t s ! *bcn went t ) ht# home a *h-irt di* reason why ah. .houltl not i s user such |>olnt ef production to euARS
Id lolchung. 74
Hand 894: CuHwfUa made four by paraata and friamfc e f th*
shipping point, and Ik* motor ;TUlaa Maud* Cameron, aaalated l » r f t t r s Imprisonment today fnl- ■ **nc# away, t.lepkoned poll:* that rupidly, h« addwd.
ha aouthWMt and almoat "• tru m p on a eiatrart for on*. achool rhlldrtn.
k i>
Pa m u l * l i
.
. k
1 g ' i N i A n n a h a . l » n a* C i U a v a awe nee
asl,*l
hi.iox making such tbovaiucnl *r 4
by Mira H aiti Graer. demniivtratwj
o f U oG foot WaD.
N ,» »*•»• Calhartaon 8220.
b ^ to prepare cilrua p.rl fw . /»
.- cunrpiracy
— - — , tc
.» vtolats tb . nation !
l hAJwSl
.
ftom .Inns troublv. look l * a k e M O R r O e T o H h VC ■xmpt front commisaian jv|isdk#
Hand 806: U gh taa, w . * lol
lion and coutrol."
*,
»>
prohibit
ae* A
a Jury
1.,— bcqu
— „i.
four •■pifln
arbirin tablet,
tablet* anil
and aa (.is
n iiiv g . t — c
..
_
candying,
Ml*. n
Mai
w H iIon
i a net
Ii - f°u,r
i.inlity
------ ----- while *•'■*
a iseli Wlj.
s»l(- "M
" N
O 0N FK SEN C B AWOUKNS
»on. In gbargu of th« etoweea. tod
,ca charge, of poaraseion of whlrk.y from a pint bottle, t i B I k C om m u n ity T re e
w j " * <#
^
* " Maiap*.
N*t acaru CuIberUon 1170.
m m the pain. H* denied being in- j
dtoeuailaoi oa rsrioui phase, of
">portstlon of liquor,
F lo rid a C itru s C rop u
•o- i£~<A.r.)-ne J 1**4 «• *, *• "« triad a Ultle
Culminating i.r a r a j weak* of
Indictment
women’# to r n aivl home develop.
returned the v.rdiet late Lntcatad, a . th*
onal
•»®to coaforonm •Jam to baarta and wa* aat thro*
Raralaol* High Rgheol will eomtolt night but aanlence waa de charga*. while he war driving lha Ftaparatiun on tha port of doiau* R ed u ced
on lamtlbg bora far Hat acorn Ctilhcrtaan 3330.
pete again thia year with other
Tho** prooaat were: Mrs. NglM*
*»>IU ,wJ*y- It wa* a aim! autumohila hum* but admitted 9f ioike M.ii,run cilltora, all th»
w u ttirf to tht ont rv.‘#ntiy that ha had dtunk three bottles uf rhlldrt-n of that eommunity will
ORLANDO, Doc. 1 8 .-(A .P .)^
fulfilled a aehaol* of thsi Mato to tha IGarida »orrggw. lif t , I n Ftc^inJ,
(U* Jaa. 1. without
A A
------a*._
oe
wee a ■166989.1
Interrehajiutto Conte*U. PrirscIpaL A.
ojaaaaed S(k.eff#
h eriff U
M. Y. CTark, 3f I%<b * brew about an huur befuro tonight ho the gaoati of tbg Hctap The bnt*au of agricnltdral
RJohnson.
Mra.
M.
Ctorb.
|Urn problem t i UrnIron llil.lo r i i s t and tho P.-T. A.. uomlca af tha Ualtod fltataa ,
G. R. McKay announced I v e y
1 Mr*. C. C. Caatt- Mra. Carl MiSo., Mbarty county, convicted at 8a> ha diacssrated tha boly.
flpeahen la dacUmatloa. ora Mr*. J>ha Bally. Mr*. Ileary kMMtb. S h eriff .Smith I. allege;
Tha.Jttrp U compared of I . I- •t th* fir .t anautl lack. Monroe partmmt of Agriaultaru hero
Hand 306i, U ghtaar roatracta .1
n r two ao tramp and - . 4, m tory, and dabai* an* being trained Tharataa, Mr*. C. A. Ifafeag. Mra. to have ari*pted a dollar a oat* Musrelsrhitr, W. R. Hchmldt. D- B. Community I hrlatniaa Tree party. >liy annotrocod tha total d i
Promptly at 8:00 u'rloah, Rant* crop aatimato at I 4 004JW ‘
Aduad to a prertoua acara It Ware a onmart play |a balog throe*. M l A. N. Wshh, Mr*. Fred fa n g a a r , IVoot o Hgoor .yadicat* for proto*- l l t r , H. B. Levy. R- J . R uth, and
Itoa af ram n a o e rt aperatiog to- W.-L# llrnley. MUIanl B. Smith. Claus will u ak * hla appaaranro an 9.000,000 aador tha total
Not ecire Ckl^wtaan regular ctoaa lo a n work to U h l ^
o« added lotgga>l |a preparation
twuaa iho Da ha taro and tho South •t*to3i attorney Is pruseciitlug lha th* adg* of whot js antlcip.trd a laat year.
bugo ;rowd uf chlidrso. and from
Tha kuroau ..tiinaUd
Giorglr s e a t
foe Iho i t a d J H i co n test. . 'Tha W llH l
VJ*> Mahal
Judgg W r ig h t . aaaouncasl th ia that (Itn* on. ho will mak* morry marulai rrop, which I* t
c oehtag jg btoaR Merited by Mr*.
C B A N T B J NRW T * U L
m p n d a a th a t c o u rt w in a d jo u rn with thr chit trait, distributing motrod by all an*
Mary B.
‘
** *
RlHGIDRrg WIDOW WKDfl
nrosgia#, fiult apd na’a prop*
track, at fOAOO.OOO _
fo r t h r h o i Idas • Im m e d ia te ly a pact
, NRW TR RATT FLANNRD lo r too rhlldratt bai>w thia algkth Into 3,000.000 hoxaa af
»■ W W O . Nee.. Dee. 11.— fA .P ,) — * m riu a io a o f th a E a t r llfw u - i fr a da In rctjool
af tho
_
and. 13,400,000 koxas a f
driftr.
D
Mir*.
». D
Dao roOty
ro th y Bio:
Blount Wtoeblp, lU^wtU i « tones Thomey Ogloaby,
, Th* affair will be stagod oa il|o ■ad taagarinaa. Tha totot
Cttttf.
IjiffefwT r%- w ito w o f fa rm e r LLleul.
i*
If A rnetton toy new tri.aj In lha
Command
playground tiM tlto 'Mftsos la
•^wfa.l »A9 F mpaa I talian eosn- * f E m o ry W ln rh lp . Unltod S tate■ capo of A. L. Koal.r la denied, Ro l a r g o er.minufUty
Va.,
ob.
wtot# a hug* Ih Mod Chi
■Mfria) treaty pf IffS , be
“
7
,
Who
rhot
and
_
killed
btmaalf
•tof,
I
m
m
i
*
marntog
a
t
11:00
to die to th *
ennitrurttd n t o afttr*j
that
F ra n c laao, res a m l month# •• M oth.
'
IH orida
' iillaonry la Inrib
twin
to tkn aaffatf.
CULBERTSON AND
HIS NEWPARTNER
STAGE COMEBACK
AGED MUMMY IS CENTRAL FLORIDA
BELIEVED TO BE GOLFERS GATHER
BODY OF BOOTH HERE FOR MEET „„ tW,k .. nU -
tr
I'iLU'iOf CitylaShown
*55"oTSWLmwson Report
U
Rwase'S2 S& X ir.'
Whan lha doctor artivad<
8 tht o'clo h■Diamond wg(
, „t‘,,n fromlong dl.tanc* call*
' ‘T L 'S a ffi:
J lo 1
— nx
Rules Upori M otor
Transportation” '
State A re Adop
Tier
E s t r i d K e Case To Speedy R e c o v p r v ...........
Be P u t In Hands Of F o r Pola N e ir r• I o' 'giwg in riurldn under provla.
JuryLateTodayjseenBy Physician s S t
7-.
’
q.
lowing hla eoailcii9ti on a charge *’m#on* ha,( tuno»#r a man. and, _ . ' %
~T’ 'r ~ —
Seminole High Will
Enter State Content
In HugeBuflf;
o -r-w ^ j-w o.
«...
ru s
3i
W
r’
fj-vit-i
DELRAY R lilC B —Rgav 1
�T H B flA N F O R P H E H A L D , flA N T O g p l F L O W ,
TS LOVER TO
o n c ia tio n O f M o rU ia tic M a r r i a g e
fcWina Reconciliation
Jr *{® H ***ETT. Koumanla, DrP rin t. N lthoU. |.
•’•"oun'-H »*«S l f f „ morfanntW b rU . of a
Mma. Jana Lutia D*|.tj,
U to lia r , w m i i r*conrll«Sl with
M g Carol.
,
i H .•» Inter.I.w tailing m or. 1
g o a n Konr NichoU. wa* raid to
»?• told hi* brother K» r*cogn|f...|
£ " * 'r t « » a lo th .
attr.M Iv .
J**
«»• "legal. ant
» t h* willingly rvpudi.tad liar!
" * * r than lo*. hla tormberdnp
i th . royal family.
Carol waa overjoyed .1 th a 'con- '
Mlon lo tha dlauutr that k . .
r» v y v < rh
T if + r ir ,
t<* **)//**r
Young Democrats
To Lay P lan s For
. ORLANDO. Dot. 1 7 .- Plan, for
ft • putting real action and Impatua in
a ^ . l i a tU U -w ld* Democratic rally
b . h.ld her. Jan. 12 nn.l 1J.
ft' will ha laid T h u u Jay night by ill.
^ 'g o i i n g
n.m ocratt of Orange
• • Munty In a m e tin g at th* An«.
[•;. Wit hotel that haa Irrn railed l.y
- J t e k Branham, pr.*ld*nt of the
fv Young U m 'i D.mucratlc Club uf
i f s Orange county.
..
Mra. Nellie T aylo. Ron, forim r
I ^ Q t W m o r of Wyoming, will l». I ho
• b.ynoto ipvakcr on th . program
■ . a t th . atalr-wtd. gathering.
f\
Member* of th . club and all !
J. Other young ItonioliaW of thy
, county will be urged to Im.l .very
V . effort to make Ihw rally h n e
f ^ n f t r u lu i, ami \artoir« noninlttev*
j t . 'u f Democrat* will be appointed
,»d .to
att.rvl
th#
rally
In
S - K 5 S phatograp hg of the various features of Ifie oubttand
i.r s
^
***
« ^dUtancc^af ‘throe*'rnh Z ^ "' ,th,° hu*° p? ra,,t of 324 automobile.
;,
iV
PcJir/1
Z. andcl. nr^t fXwK?
nea:ly ,mhm,r »nj
*h! ;,h“ai! ' or" pr K: A- McCranle. assistant general
hand corner.
hm.
^ U in th* '«*'
of
p
rit
kck Ig Elected To
Lead Wet Movement
YV.V&HINOTCVN^ Dm .
it .
-
th* otWdla right hand
( tty Commlaaloner V. A. Spe,
JLIutc? Ison " ‘l Lieut, (k t
The three *ce.ieg In the lo
u*
°* VCUyof a*nfonr. I
Henry Wight, and Mr*. W. A
«
* r e th o s e a tte n d in g th e
M Lu E liz a b e th L e fO c r , M r*.. C arl
K *M — Sl*iy .fo u r Haaid R*pUh.
IM» > *!*» dieted Kepreienta
»• Bo P of PeeM ytaaig'la Wad
i Virginia’s Favorite
«m la the anii-prahlbiiion m o*.-
aet. Back w
la*Uuete.| to «a-
rt a coaunittae to rtm f.r with
ip raecn u tir. . Unthlcum
of
kryland, chairman of th* ) l 0u»«
* W " . and w h o '!* l «ettU .iad
* Hauaa aiii-tuoU hltiM r .leader
tha Democrat*’ sperial ,«geru* commilto.. Rapuhitane pro.
! lU r T 1 ««ad Byrd-who wa. bon.
«»• •# Virginia’a farorfto eon. a-vl
who,
ggp, a»ay twemuo tho
farorlt. (oil of Virginia U Ua ||M
waa In N<w- Yarb 'today, wiling
' *'
|
iom. paroha
■ tg priaon■aarly zoo
That la hut ctartly what ha waa.
dotogt h« tnaiitnt. Talking p ^ n g ?
wai o«« af thorn thing* ha « n .1
no* doing. , ■ ‘ r ™ * *
.l* If?
**“
new toatotaq
W* «er> ho pate«o4 a ^ li.Va*
BffU^vv
oo% Dick1* owg I
s s fia g
Disabled W ^ e t ^ ;
-s s s a s s ^ ^ ttj
(A jp.t — Aa ofn.imj a f tha S tate
makt M to ia e t piaparad
at
EnTT
�0
TOE SANFORD
■
■ I
W. S. Entaklnger
fu * ■!
ial A n d Personal Activities
O V IE D O W
IAT, DECKM BBR 18. I f l l
| L jf
FO R TODAY
R JR T IIIM A LW A Y S:—Comiky way unto the Lord; trust
,|pi JUm.— Psalm 37:5.
f t jf O Y A L LAW : —I f ye ful|ke rry e f taw according to Ihe
titlre, Thou shall lov* thy
hhor sa thyself, ye do wall:
W n ceaunll sin and a rt conid of tha law as transgressors.
*••1 3:3. Oe
♦fldcncc man a r t becoming
f end inorp numerous. Thara
it to be a law.
thing* longed far In youth
lOflful things of troth,
il* u n d before we die,
Mt we try:
boil-ling that we w s •
Hr, once seemed lo ho
|H ail honing for
,‘^H'Tbamcw shore.
many millions tried,
many millions dlvd,
rttfc lhls chango of heart
In la n d 's nrt T
XT you w^o are youpy,
i t th* Eltgllah tangde,
hrt shall light and aid
d rem ale.
Kajdin-I our Vroly land
■ td ^ beautiful, made grand,
fY io o young souls, n h tt Joy
F o r'air I and boy.
r
M «/thls nrw home nf yours
Q tn Bngland what endures,
M l l j l , wisdom and truth,
M b r n f youth.
0 *krivert her* beginning,
jf h a t glory for your winning
xh#»19vgl*nd -ihn* now knows,
RTu wor* thr rnsc.
' •
—John Masefield.
W» hope that Wndnewiay's elecbit Joe* nut mean that all of
mi^nol* County I* going to tho
Ppn't fnrgrt that auto license
Th» State it guine to bo
Mty fussy at out datloqusivclaa
Is yasr.
’•* ••----——7 ° - — Tr ■ ■■
Rad « fl"r all, what would th«
agxa of Naliont hava ta do if It
n a ’l for the Ja p a n tst or tho
"On* thing wa're noticed about
'Roqtord, Twenty Years Ago."
K ftt than there ware sOma InJl»Ubit* of hard lima*.
tsidrnt lloorer's horns bultlogt»m |a nice for th* build:adre, bul may msk* It * lift!*
t»lt for those who already
vacant huusre for rant,
thirteen foot aRIgatov, weigh;wslva hondrad pounil* and
to k« ov*r flv# hundred years
Captured on our lake front,
1* that at tadat part of the
within It tiKflna*
J t r Instana* thia
a u f Uwamdi'tf
S T paanuUVurn.
•A S -.!'-
Ever ainee the defeat of Al Smith in -1928. Governor
Roosevelt of New York hss been heir apparent to the
Democratic throne. For nearly two yearn it haa been almost
a forefone concloaion that Roosevelt would receive the nomi
nation. The recent rift between him and Smith over local
problema in New York State created little doubt that when
the proper time should come auch minor differences could
easily ba overlooked ip the light of party harmony. In vjew
of Rooaevalt’a persistent speeches piscine Smith's name in
nomination in former "years and Roosevelt’s campaign for
governor, when bis health was endangered, in order to help
Smith in hla n e e for the presidency, it would be little
short of ingntltude for 8mlth to withhold support front
Rooeevelt now.
•
There are of course others whose names are frequently
mentioned for the Democratic nomination. Among the least
of these are Gov. Ritchie of Maryland—"Get Rich with
Ritchie”, we believe Is the war cry—former Governor Byrd
of Virginia, ex-Senator Reed of M I m o u H, Gov. “AifalfA
BID” of Oklahoma, Owen D. Young of General Electric
fame, Melvin Traylor, Chicago banker, ami Senator Lewis
of Illinois. Emanating from the heart of the Middle West
Democracy'* ace In the hole, If anything should happen
to Roosevelt, is Newton D. Baker.
He looms as the one man who could offer any formid
able resistance to Roosevelt’s nomination should it prove
expedient to do s a Thu. inr Baker has shown little indi*
nation to sacrifice himself in a presidential campaign, or in
the White House, an assignment which might logically fol
low. He has not refused to run. but h»* has n -I cnci>ur»g“d
support. Doing nothing, he has nevertheless been strongly
endorsed by no less outstanding exponents of Democracy
than the New York Times and the Richmond News Lead
er, while Ohh) papers are claiming him as their favorite
son, although other Ohioans of prominence in politics
might be so claimed.
Although Baker made an extremely able secretary of
war io Wilson’s administration, and baa not loat in public
favoy through bis success in private life following his
retirement from public office, it is not in the cards that
he will Ita pontinated unless something happens to the New
York Governor between^.ooW *nil the Democratic conven
tion. Democratic leader* would find it mighty poor pontlex
lo go Into Convention with' only one poasihllity for the
nomination, Dark hones can lU-nctimcit bo nominated
ntrateglcally, bul no party iihould hllow Itself to be maneu
vered Into the petition of being com|>elled to nomlnata a
dark horse through a total lack of available material of a
lighter color. • •
.
Thia the Democratic chieflnina do not propone to al
low. When the convention meet.* they will have both Frank
lin D. Roosevelt and Newton I). Baker, euch with a large
and enthiulastlc following.
A 81; PelernbttfR critic had no xtmnrf axncrted. and tho
Miami Herald had no nooner reiterated, that tho bathing
beauty haa been definitely thrown into discard for all elementn of publicity purpose*, titan the advance Palm Beach
fashion showing held in Chicago Ihe other clay brought out
the new bronaJere bathing suit.
Thia aiilt, an the name Implien, ron.tinl* largely of a
little ngone, Ihe ultra violet ray for which Florida xunihine
I* noted, and a vnM ex pap,to of tnnned nitin Weadlng har
moniously with the'fle^nh'heacht,n. Of courne tiiere In'a
little hraaalere and nomething renemhllng a pair of trunk*,
hut they are for purposes of decoration only.
Aa the Miami paper rightly conclude*, the bathing
beauty htn been overdone. With so much expotted to tho
nunahine, U’a ^ -wonder *ho |jn*n’rt_ been rooked through.'
However1 llu i, mgy lie. every ad extolling Floridan luren
contains at leant one picture revealing beautiful maiden*
lolling on Florida beaches. Every news story, whether it
concerns the arrival of a presidential party, or aiTlfnhuuI
Invitation golf tournnmunt, must be ncctrnpnuiutl by bath
ing beauty pictured If it la tn attract atlrntinn.
The public, the Mlapil 11craft l contend*, i* gutting fwl
up w|tl> three bathing beauties. There,I* plenty of newn
fn placed like Miami and 8t. Petersburg of duch a nature
and of such' trlda spread Intercat aa not to require member*
of the nudist'cult to give It prominence. Florida aeaaitle
citlea have outgrown tnia municipal adoleacence wh«n pic
tured of dcantily dad glrla caddying for golf matche* or
feeding pet elephanta con monopolize the newspaper*.
Such an Iron clad policy adopted by one ef Florida’s
leading nowspapera should certainly apell the doom of the
bathing beauty and toaa her picture from the front page
to the morgue. But theae bra»*lere bathing sulta? Apparent
ly they arrived Juat in time. We doubt if even the Miami
Herald can reaiat them.
.
It is lets than two y a r n since
Japan, after several post pone menta end with soma mlsgiringt,
lifted the w sr-tlm t embargo on
gold export which the new InUhat
Cabinet has just rslmpoaed. Dur
ing thew two years the has
shipped not much less than batf of
her gold reserve to this country
and I* hf| now with little morw
than she started with la
t|07
when the payment of China's War
indemnity enabled her to adopt
the gold standard. The Japanona
bankers insist that tha nowi-ombar go and the Impending bafl on
note conversion are not meant so
much to doctor a stats of financial
affairs *» s state of m lnj In
Japan.
' Domesti confidence undoubtedly
hoe figure I largely In the Btlyukal party's propaganda for a ban
on gold peymente, but the deple
tion *>f the reserve, the British asample end the prospect of a con
sequent British recovery of the
Indian (tfvre good, trade and, f i
nally. the effect of the Chinese
boycott on the rip o rt of manufac
turers rertainly supply strong contribt It.tir arguments for the em
bargo. It is worth noting, In fact,
that Mr. Inukal's Justification of a
j ospes-the fill of tha ysn
to
something like thirty cents Is that
It will stimulate the export trade!
The effect of this step upon this
country's trade and general well
being should not be adverse. The
service of long-term loan securi
ties hel l hare Is In gold. It was
nol |nu> hej by the previous em
bargo Our rsports of steel, him-
trade bstancs la now favorahlo;
and. If a fall In yea
exchange
stimulates exports, as tha Selyukai leaders predict, Japan's credit
In this country and elsewhere
rbroad ought not, t# be permanent
ly hart.
TM indirect effect of tha Chi
nese boycott of Japanese goods
upon the American cotton market
le quit another matter, a n j with
thia the new Cabinet'! adjustment
of the Manchurian eilualion baa
ranch more lo do than the embar
go. The long-range observer's nat
ural assumption wljl he th a t.a
Sclyuksl party government will
be hound by the tradition estab
lished by tha late Baron Tsnxka
to maintain aa even sterner policy
In China than did Baron Shldehara
and to attempt to break the ho^>
rot rather than to negotiate for
its removal.
The statement made for Mr.
Inukal, In which hie early friend
ship for Chinees Nationalist lead
er* Is citod and in which ho i*
quoted as hoping for an early ad
justment with Nanking
through
direct negotiation!, therefore holds
some promise that Japan, having
won at Paris what amounts to a
free band in Manchuria. Is now
Inclined to display toward China a
chivalrous and not ungsnsrous
spirit.
The Oviedo Poets compared fa
vorably with all tha floats la the
parade. , ’
.
*Y
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock
the usual White Christmas will be
•boprved. The Benson Spring*
Bead from the Orphanage will be
present and render dallghtfol num
bers. V
•
Opt of town visitors at the
Oviedo Agricultural Club mantUm
Monday evening a t tb o " R e ta il,
Auditorium were. L. L. Doss, df
Bath Woodruff has left Ih*
dalleaclas fur th* aubatnoltgls. H*
gUVd up hb pasltiao W Spaacsr^
■ T ' . »-Jafc
T T rm rsr^
T h * Axarian Class of the First
Baptist Church will have a kii
party and supper at the church at
8:30 o’clock.
A n expression recital |n the
fata* of » special Christmas pro
gram will tui given at g :00 o’clock
J “ L r High School audi
to riu m Coder the direction of Mrs.
LCkorgs A. Moffett. The public is
S p ite d .
J The West Ride Primary achoot
'children will give their Chrtstmss
entertainment i t 7:30 o'clock st
tb®- -------ichool ^uditoriuoL
public
iui**. Tb«
a uw yiatMit
Is Invited to attend.
,P r id ife x
leir H om e
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, I 9 »
AgedMummy Is Central Fl ori da
Believed T o Be Golfers G a t her
B o d y 0 f Booth Her e F o r Meet
Pe
“Fathers night" « s t <>“'«eiv»d|
Mrv. J . E J** k*«>n and Mr*, f
at tha meeting of the Hast Sidv
P.-T. A. held last night st the H. Hiwion aiotorvd lo Orlaiutvt
Ihii aMcrnoon.
school auditorium s t tt:lK) o'clock
with a special Christmas program
pul on by the pupils of the , hwo|.l Mrs. J. 0. I j n e v s n j daughu
Miss Jean Martin Laney, spen'
The program
^)rr*fnted
today in Orlando.
*; I*'** . “Jolly Old St No-ho--------Us." Filrvn and ls>ui*« Cruafard..
Beattie Ingliv, J r . of Jackson
2 I'lay, “A Christmas Dream." V'H*- 1* upending a short tin.,
Chare, ters: Mother, Miss J e a n 'l '0™ ■» 'he guest of Jasnes t.
Maxwell; Three Chlldrsn, Gwen-.’ Aharon, Jr
uolyn Hayes, Mary Allie Lodge
______
and Ruth Holt; Sandman. F.llvn
Mr and Mr. Heywarul Walt.
Meriwether; Sandman
Helpers, returned Tuesday nnrht from Apa
(.U,fys Pippin. Violet Wells; Sant* lachtcolw whet.- they hav,- h..u
< Uu« John Dunn.
, sen d in g . week
Other characters in tjie play.
which a s , directed br Mre. J . I
Pri. mU
7 ._
. _ ....
Mitchell, were "Caqrllev;" "P„,i
.. .
.
. ' '" V
" ’
• orn B alls;" -Mother Goose Cher
" * «U '
l’ " ' " lh,“
» c te r .;“ "Soldiers;”
"U lrsu s." I ™ , ' t
' * ' ‘ S 'T ' , '
“ Bed Ruling Hood;" -Ja ck in ti e * hsls.J«lPh
s h , r , -he ha- h e .
Box;" "A nim als;" -D „U .;- T a n ., r*r,,Wlnf
d y .' and “ Blocks.'* Accnnipanl*
menta were lendoied by Mias AnMam
of Ja-k-on
nle Belle Dyson, pianist.
' i 1*'- *" "Pending several Week
3. Sungs, Away in a Manger,* ho" * * ,h*
of h* r •i* 'r ’
"•‘hrietmas Time," and "M erry, Mh*- Jnwe R.innillat. at her hum.
Merry Christmas," School.
’ I 0n K* '1 Third Street.
Following the program a short
---business .ession was held when
Arthur llmruui hn. gone In Ta:
Mrs. W
II. Steagrt presided Ishasseu where he will me -t 1 ,
About 700 memlierv of the organ, daughter, Mis. I.illiuo Cianan.
ration Were in attendance The at | ‘ tuiient ui ihe Florida ’ ite I V
tendance prise was awarded to the' lege fur W mtesi, anil r.
n hm
birat Giit'le
with her tumoiA-w
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A tnt«*i Park. K»'V June*.
SanlanM Hub. Al;am«uite; II. K.
l»a**I%u*. IUir> Hannah. amt J hn
!»••« •'• I nk«i ( wuiity l liih, Ku'tn<.
Mr% \\t.4i ami Walter I hum >fi
I'-' * ‘ uth. Jim Thomi con. Ur
'I llra 'h ; CIcor* c M Smith and
h \ lla n k jl. %
’i*ahn*r<a C'luh
I ' 1' ’*a Brae*' and Irnif I.eKoi.
' I Wi lie. and N!!an Stem ait.
L e a th e r
Sanfunl.
I thr »rop Ivin* hmatenH to matarU n
1 hr a«*ocuUiot» wa« nrifam/rd ty Uy unaeaaonable warm Meath*!*'
la*l year wi*h 1 i cluha a« mem eelery grower* in Manatea county *w
f t v >anfoni n n the champion* *rr rutting .m a larye -rale. Con* Jrl
*hip Ity anerpinf t*» *i tory in «w1*rab!r volume in «hlpmentg ki
fat *■*!• all) c '*• * . match I hr am* ^*»nr ira.hrd.
d the f 1 •o«*ial“’il »* to a »i‘tli«r
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Gi v*ho will tc in Flornln
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IMAGINE
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Jew eler
W atch T h in S p a re T n m n rn tu
I’ r n tr r t iiiu r b a h y 't h e a lth liy fe e d in g it ntir iiure
nh i.lrtsom e m ilk.
PRICE
W e prod uce and s e ll m ilk Ih n l in ei|iiat lo Ih e best
nnlk prod uced In Ih e e n tir e I n ile d S la le n .
O u r b a c te r ia ru u n l i-s a lw a y s below 10 . 000 . 1 . S .
S ta n d a rd
fu r r e r lif le d
m ilk.
vAVvrtxin
M rs. P ap w o rth G iv es „ Mr rr
P a rty On T h u rsd a y |Monti di
JU S T IC E !
KKY W KMT C m jIK N
J. W. Buchanan, a T aybi you.i e*>« toe rould coma anvwhfra
I) men. convicted of killing tvroi U * tn lying that for holding up
oillcars of thr law. ha* teen *chr..- io rtdlrolc t ie law cf Ihe landT If
■nc wt a Iwik'ng for the fll ins lent
tied lu -lie in the electric chair at ul all the technicalities with which
tha state prison farm tomorrow. tv thral Ihe gallows or Ihe chair,
This Is the third time his cxrru- n-.-ed fa go farther? And if one I*
tl jn has been ordered. He was con soaking to learn why the average
victed of net only one, but of both criminal h il ls the law In such con
the mutders charged lu him.
tempt why homicide J . far mors
Ilia attorneys, realising that common now than v yet»btfor*—
they bed we rhence w hatever.sb
Maying hie execution by further^
pretens-v ef hla innoDcsnce, atlarked the constitutionality of the
law providing for ele< txocutiaaa in
Florida. T h is th«y conlin>liJu|ii
not "according .lo II lyle," /hire
is, lliry declsr*. a technical flaw
In Ihe act. Tbe> l -ok ths multar
to thr Supreme Court an-I wars
uftrrulod.
i \ \ l \"\V
Now. areoriling lo news rlfspatches, there lawyers tra to go
in ti thv U. R. courts with li.o conthnti-ii that they aro preparing to
rxeeute their client Illegally by
having tha wfeng man pull the
switch! Somebody else should do It
If it la s to le done, they glalqtl .
And -m this ground, Ihoy will driBe
tra ha .e impn.ltt in of th* deklh
penally eet aside.
I f that sounds too fantastic to
l*« truo, raids the following from
a news dispatch about th* matter:
"Thay hava attacked tho constilullunallty of the state' eltctric
chair law In tha hlgbast statu court
M rs. HoJUe H. R u a re ll
■n.1 lost and now aspect tv moka
a si.nllar attack in tha federal
•iplrltasltst Med tuts of Tho
courts. They say among other
things that Blitch cannot legally Precrew lro B flrlta ilis t Chareh,
pull tha switch because he Is not
an eloctiv* state officer."
Can anybody think, of anythina
IT K. Caa««ed Avo, Ovieodo,
Ftp. Phooo 8811.
R u ttfte u a n d P ro fe N io n a l
AIRPLANES
DRUGS
RADIOS
TouchtoiYs
Sanford Drug
A PHILCU abort wifk agi.
J,
Jll’a wonderiull
Automolive Electric
'
AWNINGS
■ W er
Hewing
e l e c t r ic
M ifhlo*
Ilcadqiirtars
Are
SHOP
Randtll Ekqtrlc
Company
t'
Ramovod from Vat
h*ildiaf to * V
Elactrical W lriu and
HATHAWAY'S -■
138 & Path
SHOP
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R r p t l r t o jjv
'a s a m B E S U
FLORIST
STgVART
th* entsrtalnmanl of tho aftarnran
while thv busy ftngare of the
guests fashioned dainty Christmas
presents. Mrs,
Bainas' guests
ware: Mrs. O. W. King.- Mrs. W.
D. ItoUlan, Mre.. A. W. Brown,
Mix. Putnam, Mrs. G. F . .Smith.
Mrs. R oaifttar, Mr*. K. Kays, snd
tha Misses Cora Kays, Dorothy
lla y n . Mahal ilewlavi— Moil and
Allow
Whitnrr, and . Florvncc
Flank.
;
i
riNGRR
U
WAVES
The Florist
nbompah^
Oak
u
4 8moM i - .
tawgv. high score prixo for the
ladle*, a (liver Jfellsh set, went tn
Mr*. J . D. Woodruff, while high
score prixo for the meA, * box uf
shaRs, was awarded to Dr. B. D.
Caswell.
.
At the conclusion of the ‘-ridge
games gifts beneath a small dec
orated rhristm os ’free, were pre
sented to each of the guests b,
the hostess- Quantities of polnsct
lias and red ro.es were arranged
allh f*rn In vases u J U v I . to
dsielop a color a:hrme of grren
•nd rad. Tha tallies and other
party appointments bore Christ
mas designs.
Refreshments ware served at a
lata h«ur by tha boataa*, psxisled
by «Mrs. B. D. Caawett a n j Mrs.
Ifawklns Csnodily. Tbaxo present
wore: Mr. and Mrs. J . ■D.Wood
ruff, D r. and hire. B. D. Caswell,
l lr . and M re.'Hawkins Omnitlly,
U r gad Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mr. and
tandva.
K.-McCall wwd Ned-Wbtv* '
•.
•
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Snap dragons, ri-.es, and gla-li
oil wen- arinngcd in p-nfu-inn
about tha rooms of the h-tnc of
Mr*. II. M. Papworth, :i|H p„rk
AxonIIC. wbrn .he vnli-r-vinr.i th-<
niHinU-s „f the Every W k
Bridge I ini, nrol -iliir- g-tc*t* w, o
u l-a lr e patty „n Thursday sft
i-rioHin.
After vvvernl progre.sions of
liridge *,o -e* wen- ad.li,| and
X.'.l*t;i-a"aril«d. High score prltc.
a novelty malfc‘ up l-ox.
nwaried to Mrs. W. J. Thigpen,
while ser,Hi,| high score prise, a
»et ,,f velvet covered hangers. » a .
p'Ctente-l tn Mrs. James G. Shar
on.
At the tea hour refreshments
were .erved to the following: Mrs
W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. Roy F. Synrr-.,
Mrs. E. L. Markell, H is. G. F.
Rmith. Mr*. James G.
Rliarun,
Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Mr*. John
J l u - IJ.-1- J-a u Jt"
Mrs. A. P. Connelly, M-s. Sam
uel Puleatnn, Mr*. I). L. Thra.her
and Mr». J . R. Bruuse,
HAVANA.
|Mr
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S a n lo r d
i
•evka by mvUion
of
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TiPNIfffit
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sh o p
and Mrs. BnrwsU
— Pottery — Haa
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All New Fall Models
V a lu e s
Simmons
LAUREL A HARDY
ALSO
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TRAVKI. TALK
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Delivers
It Today
OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB PLAN
V'
in i
ii
FM Q I Q
’ALUABLE
IT AMINS
‘
*
Mr
■
. Corea iq tomorrow and select on* of
three Beauty rent* In a luatreua Rom marjr damonk cover . . . pay only $5.00
down and wo, wil deUvor It tn timo for
ChrUUnoo. Payment* thereafter'will bo
•o n $ y that yqn win scarcely nolle*
iBCMm
*1.115 V a l u e d
Christmas Clearance Of Ladies’ Sweaters
'L s ts fl m
ils n
r * tucked
Inelrad
.
• 837 Ind.Yldaally pocketed
roil*
are
•
awnjr beneath deep fluffy layerg of col
ton felt In Ih* Ileaiityrrat matlremt.
Then* glv# the buoyaney that ban made •
this matlreim fomoua. She will alcep a* ,
eh* baa never aiept before, and will weF
coma thia gifl for year* to come.
HALL—KDUIP, NL’GHNT
ADDED SPECIAL
Njgwa
W o o le n
Ladies’ Hats
| DOROTHY. L E E \ Z S W
Dtatrlrt
J e r s e y — 'T u v c d — K n i t t e d
N O W
Offered on Special Christmas Terms
Major Gauatol Leonard W ruL
chief of tho army, favor* tha raetoretion uf th* rsstoow to army
post*. H. declares Id hia annual
report that the esneonstm of oplnI m In tho army U that tha cantore
sbedid bo re-aatahtfabad.
' ., •,
!:•*» woolen dtunaen o f a italiotutl
lie w nu rt n e x t y e a r uml th e y will
u n i t * Hie s e v e ra l m o n th * o f cool
. Thu *-dor i--m b im tiio n * nr-- un
ci lit.- -i/ e . ra n g e fro m 12 to 14.
.Health
.Beauty
. Comfort
.... Beauty re sfs
Oviedo, FU .
DRESSES
G IV E H E R
B E COVETTE
NOthwq a a t o Pint)
123
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
CLEARANCE OE
break up alleir** i fn tp iir-i m<
rn fn t w , h a i tvVn «f i
th* lloti«e a l i n l n r , i f t n
p re vio u sly l***n upproveit
•'
ly of Christmas music o il! ho giv
en at tho First MethodUt Churrh
Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock by
th * Choir. This program will le
especially appropriate for the
Christmas season which I* rapt ily
approaching, and tho publi- Is invita,| to attend.
The program is as follows:
" I t Cam* Upon A Midnight
C lear,"'cho ir and congregation.
Opening Prayer.
An nutltandlng event of Christ
mas neck in Oilando is the annual
holiday homecoming -laii.e at the
Orlando Country (Tib, Monday
evening, Dec. 21, fiom
10:00
o'clock tn 2:00 o'clock, lit la ipon-ore-l bv the Orlando Alliance of
Delta D-dta Delta in honor of Ccnt i ll Florida college stolen !* re
turning for Christmas.
Invitntions have been mails | to
the -lancing -i-nlingrnt of this
Interlude.
"section, patrons have been Invited,
Scripture Lesson.
spe-'tal d o n a tio n s and specialty
Announcements and Offertory.
"Whito tha Shephards Watched -lancing nnmbeia devised, an-l
Their Flocks Uy Night," choir and music will 1 « by u Palm Bsrach
negro or.hrstra.
Congregation.
Anthem, "The Shepherds of
P ANAMA
(TTY — M-'tsrs
BethWbcui." choir.
Solo. "My U ttia Child Is.S le e p Gcurgr Furlra-U', nru| Gvorgo Kavi*s purchsssd .Mosley Cafe.
ing litr e ," Mre. H: R. Ioting.
Song. "Hark Tha Herald Angels
fla g ." eholr an i congregation. .
Anthem, " I Bring • Yon Good
Tldlagv," choir.
Song. “Silent •Night,’* choir an-l
w B flg a tlu n .
v
I ■Kadk-Uon.
l 'h o n e
Tin* C*u* an f i trwfnnn K ill.
rthodiat C h u rch T o
fave Y u le tid e M usk: F r o te m ity G roup T o
A song servica made up entire H ave O rland o D an ce
FO R
sition Is ail of A* phase* durian
th* coating mrethf. '7 -
Sch ool G ive P ro g ra m
MONDAY.
.
. Circle Number Ftv* of the First
JU p tlat Church wrlB meet "at .V.70
Ycloek In tha T. & L. class room
F . j h .church.
t MonUil* meeting o f the prayer
Ibmnsf of the Womao'a A uxiliar. of
the P reabyt«rb 4 lX tu r r h will lw>
bald .at 3:30 o'clock at the church
Tho ln p lrttk m *.» e e lin g will taka
pl**« >t 4 :0 0 . A lock under tho
direction of Mrs. Lucy Ilighlry-
SANfQRD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
Two man, lan g f jrd sn 1 L B * gars, fought • dual with ahotguna '
n**r Atcsdia but Friday. A* th*
gun# were loaded with buckshot
and I ho man only sLrud twenty
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faot apart U« result wla fo u l to
both of thorn.
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President Taft will bo tho gutst
of tho city of Jochsoavlll* from
nood Sotarday. Joa. 20, until noon
oftho k iit Hy. whan STwlU breni
tho : procidentia 1 spKlal following
tho first train of tho Ovareas Lim
ited front Jacksonville thrregh to
Key W ist to- attend tha ralehrmtion of th * . opening of Ih* Ea*t
C«Mh Raltnqd to the Island rity.
flrhtt preparation* are baing mads
I* Jacksonvill* to onUrtsin th*
Pros Want during his short stay In
that city.
Rl Augnstlno U talking about
tho commission form 'df gOvornW*nt according W >ik* Rvanlng
Record, and .will dioaoaa th* prepo
commercial or»nt. for tha Atlan
tic Coast Liao.
Oviedo citlxerts oho attended
Progress D ay la Sanford “ were
Mayor and Mrs. I . P. Milts, Ja d g *
Tbeo. Aulin, £ « v . J . N. Thompson,
Nr. Evtreoq, John Evareoh. Alay
Leinhart, Mrs. J . W. Coasts, Mrs.
A. 0 . Covington, Dr. and Mrs.
tirich, Mr. an,) Mrs.' W. D.' 811n*.
the Missee Waites. P i ultra* Moran,
Mart* Chastain, and others. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rives, or
Clifton, are the proud parents of
a 9 lb. hoy born Dec.' IK - '[ "• •
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haudly sxpaata a v a rywhere recommend I h *
B anal;rest boxnn** it InduOe# •sounder, beeltkUr
•nlhA tw bd in by far
more aomfsrtnhio Ikon
Ih# oM nolid typo mat-
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Special Clectrance
Winter C oats
Llrgaiu ruuyh wt.olun and IjoucK* wcuyv*. Luxurlou* with rich fur, then; coat* arc offr retl at only n
fraction of their real worth. Now I* the time to buy
your coat for next year.
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R e g u la r ly P r ic t f f
$26.00 aiA i $ 2 9 .7 5
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1 S w a b , a law U reqalre all state
pureheme, to-ba made In Flertda,
.a d a n a t*. •pprowrjattone for
Uo health, public welfare,
mark*tiny boroaa*,
a id tha elimination af tall brMgts.
H« would,aphoM tbo presonHoral option ratios law, and recoma law ,prqhlblting boada af
atato departments from employ
ia t relative* aiuL a law makJag all
•taction fraada' a felony. punlih
.able by imprSonment.
-Tbo rrlala ratio for a man who
«w l l « ) , j ) o*: A * . —
iway, caadtdiu for -baa sternum listed executive abili
ty, leadership among mm, coor' the rdat/ohn of
ag« and determination," hl« elatewdaboraoot b
m*nt paid. - I t ralla for a man wbo
will parround blmeelf with th«
a g .la * redaction through moit competent advice available
i,,Ha tha way polntad oat that th* people may bar* an boabo wa*-am*ng tbo fln t to rat and *ffartlra administration.
lly announce In tbo rare and
“Oratory, puiayfootlog and blot
I M planks ,00 wbUb ba will ter are not tha standards by whirh
•tort ton. ■* 1 * • W
tha .next goTtrnor of Florida
- I t le folly to talk about reduc- should be measured.
■ without a corresponding
*tlf th* people elect rae I will
on* •In■' governmental eg- sorv* th»m to th* boat of
my
’ bo paid. -Every office, ability and fr*« from tb* Influence,
Jtionk, or )kb, whotbOr dletriet. •f *lh|M*a, faction* or thoaa with
i f ar bUto—aaar which tbo Jalflah purpose! to aorro.•re baa .Jurisdiction—« mi
be.set absolutely Beaded.
bo abkliahod. Tbara would
bo no pupoyfoetiag, aldoptopplag
politic* in my d«allgg
»■ 'playing
V'
tklcor any oth»r subject."
•Irrted, Hathaway promised
’ j In bi* flr*t mnsag* to tho legls** latur* vto vecommead tb* ellmlna(Continued from Pag* On*)
, tiou-of Jadirtal cirrulu that could gross that any of tb* Indebted
bo oboliab«d or.cotioolidaud, naa>- ness of foreign countries to tb*
1 lag them.
United States should b* in eay
L Ha would make a *• purvey of manner cancelled hr reduced and
Jttv e r y -Mato department, ha-*ald, nothing in tbla joint r*«*laiion
.with a yl*w la eliminating-unnee. *hall ho construed a* Indicating a
t r * .employee and adjuitiog contrary policy,oraalaplyiac.that
pries, aad wauld adrocata a faversU* roniid*ration will
ba
Tit* civil servl.-e eystem.
glrpn to a (bang* in tba policy
'J^s to>'taxation he recommends hereby d*clar*d.on luxurlee and amu*«m*nta
Tb* long d*lib*ratloni of tho
latum*.tog but I* oppo**d ooinantttoo'virtually bar* oUmiaat
general tal**\tax. Ill* plat- ad (ho la*t chape* of enact lag tbo
inda‘for aballehlng tho ad amrater turn before tho holiday*,
tag-on real **ta u , a re- Opposition Is the Henato til b^
„ of the gmedflne tag to .fit* intense.
i, tb*o* rmtoftor counties an- 'W h ile llook* approval was a
r tha present allocation and twu foregune cundualon, members were
ala.Id lb* road'department; sad quirk to (till the Impreselon the
redaction *( the automobile license vote would be In the same ratio
|tbs to Uat year*.figure.
as the cwwbIU h division. Demo
Hathaway isld h e would oppo«* cratic leader Rainey, for ciam ple.
y legislation to VP**t the.pres- who Is ready to demand night sett gap tar dbtributicki, and wodUl einnsito expedite final action,
tall a uniform system of ar- voted to report the moratorium
i ountlng for -all couplles with resolution but will rot* againet
I uattorly audija by tha atat*.
its adoption
His platform r e c o m m e n d *
Meanwhile, the swelling tide of
tollihmtnt try *' rnnslitutlonal
I nsendwent oftlhe county officer*’ opposition climaxed In th* Tuesda
Th of Representative MrKsd
*yatam, placing county off I- speegh
la da a palpr} (Mats and, a law den,tpeansylrania Republican, ae•king ceenty-lax-eollactoia auto ruling President l/oorer of baring
lag ilc*na# dlptrlbutor* with a "sold out” to Germany, was
’ ’.^iMlraum i t * o f■£& sent* for each fl*ct#d In the summoning before
HOOVER DEBT
PLAN EMERGES
WITH VICTORY
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For lb* ochocla M woul,| modf i t ml** th*. ■tau'«.*tiMaUon*l law*
ulw lth cla**r atat* *up*rvi*ion over
" g a u n t/ ickMl* and riaal* a pan’ man*nt fund for thr auppoit and
’ ‘ malnUnanr* of school* and colV
-Sine* th* » u i* iam im biynlah^l tr|f mint of th* school hooka,- hit
i;tta t*m *n t aabl, "th * incorporation
' in our ••bool -hook law of an alL
!t*rn a l(« * rlaus* giving tho itato
puthor^tj to print Ita own hooka
I j Would react diroctU to th* 14Xf- payor*. TTlw »t*te woobt Wot hot*
i to Inptpll a printing, plant a t th*
|>onk« could h* tSkbUabad under
Jontsact ami competitive . bU-Uagonstant rkaage-In 'ekhoitl hook*
ad eseshitant pries* fur them .alw ays.kax.been a.source of both
:'; )f1 inwayranted espense and annoy.
ince to parenta baring children in
' Jcbool."
Hathauay advocate* the rreai
len e f k department of banking
S'
nd Insurance in charge of a cum. mlssioner ippointrd by the governr with th e appeolal, of th* le n
i t*. tha commltaluaer
loper la
to dtaw
dta' th*
of a|.cabinet member. He
ecommeidls 'kanbing laws for ltd
clton to depoeilor*.
irored protection
,, . JJe.prom ises ppt to he a randi* ' data for th* United S lit * * Seniti'oFVny"other hfflce during hte
erm ae governor, tf elee'led* and
hat t( a -x a ja n cj, aeurs In the United S late* Senate
hat tba eurreepdr be named by the
rovemor after' a itfts-w lda prlnary wlOiin 60 dayeiafter the raaney occgrfc c ,
•Ha recemmenda- passage of a
ipeaealfen -set, re-
jar
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kilkiiy
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- I f you refuse to pay T will bo
n*lly safely tlwy can have th*
$711,000 nod tok* my srard for it
that Mr. Donnelly will aoo to It
that It U paid.*;
Detectives andhpolicemen w*r*
assigned to tb* case but w*r* act
ing warily In tb* fear th at efforts
on their part might load tba kid
napers I , carry out tkolf threat
to-malm Mr*. Donnally and kill tb*
rhauffau,'.
Postal Inspectors war* attempt. ing to trace tha eroding of the
ransom notes throagh tha mail*.
Two notes in a single *nclo*ur*
were received in the malt this
morning by James E. Taylor, law
associate of Reed. The handwriting
wav identified a* that of Mrs. Don
nelly.
One of them scribbled with a
pencil said approximately:
“ Dear Paul: Those men kid
naped mo at 8 o'clock Last night
with the chauffeur
They waat
t7A.0OO-l2fi.00O In f 20 bills, |2fi.000 in tens, and .|2 fi,000. in fifties.
"T he ear It behind tbo Plata
theatre. Ha number U I9IJU&.
“Drive In from of .Um Merrer
a
ndest sad tbo aegfo killed. You
II bo told vshcru to taka tba
mvaey. They want money, and yoo
might ae well give It to them.
-K R U Y D O N N E L LY Undemeeth had been written,
“do n»t have the money-marked In
any way." It had been eraeu! but
was decipherable through tbe era•ure.
t
The other note was In Ink and
hamlwriting was idantlflad as un
dentohly M n. Donnelly'* ..I t « id :
Taylor k .-tw V <‘ f*
-James E. T*ylorV
to
"I hereby give
draw tbe money reguired against
mr husband's s c c o o p t^ to v R ie
amount of 175,000. I sign my MUUf
In full.
"NEl.LY DONMEfeLIVl
The vntomoblla was feUT-l a t U)e
place descrihad in Mrs. DonaeUy's
note. In It were found tba Kat'ahs
were when shu. d is* ppea rod on
route home from her factory.'. A
tluck of blank chock vouckar*,ialki
a small .coll of rope. There ap
peared to he a bloody smear on ago
of tho checks.
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An ambition to bo dlff>
Jlote^t^ ^oV lock^^idjtand
Itonhtn 4ante,| to know wheth
er Morgan til Co. mould not b ar*
rgade the payment* limply on tb*
.irotlce o f, k telephone tall evert
fbough' |he necessary cash was
oat. a t band. Davldeon teemed to
nod In tst«n t, but hastily added!
“ Assuming w* had the money."
When,Rankin persisted, tke New
.York hersker appealed to t ie com
mlttoe.
I I fame hat* to anewer one
question and answered 1 t,“ ha
said, “1 cam* on short not):* and
6 m -pot prepared to enter a dta
cusslon of thl* question.
Doaaelly'p way from
structioos. If yqu do*not come you
vrifery to jbo i
will nlver see mo again. I f yew d) .o a o 'o f tbe aatton’i
net i-> at Ig a'dpcb,' go JTrkbiy
factyriee aad
morn log at 9:15 gad stay IK gala- prom la ea r * in Missouri.
R EL BA 8 :
HER
the committee nf * representative
of J . P. Morgan and Co., New
York banker* sml fle.-al agents
for several foreign nation*.
This witaesa, Jienry P. Davidson
rame In reply to a telephone rail
from Under-Kecretary Mills mada
at the request of Chairman Collier,
Ho tab! hie firm was the flecal
•gent for Greet Britain, France
apd Italy, and categorically da
nied these debtor nptlons had
fund* on deposit In meet payment*
that .were du* Dec. |A.
"Th#v .did , not have the fu
wUb -ua gad did not offer a*
was U>e reply he gav*.r"O f course,
they bare current working fund*."
Krpreeentatire Rankin, Mieeieslppf Democrat, not a member of
the cununltU*. demanded an an.
•wcr_on this point. He ohtlinad
the permission ta question the wit-
n flair f^r rr-towr
f f i m m ____
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W A 51B N C T 05, D oc.’ U . —
M IAM I, J c.-1tc^fA*V=«
Ellsabotb
OrsenwaM, jwldow, vwaal
(A .P .I—A veteran agd a com
M ttk a l parative newcomer yystorda, were
renominated by President Hooter
to their place* on tho Tnterstatofj
l of
Bigr G r a p e fr u it B u n c h
is Placed iOn Display
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A cluster o f grapefruit JO Indi
vidual pieces, and a cluster e f er
a s e es, 12 In number, are on dis
play a t the miniature gulf course
on Park Avenue, taken from tbe
Ifi-arre orange' groves owned by
W. J . Reels, proprietor of tbo
course.
Mr. Reels breugkt a sample of
pineapple orange* and tangerine*
he raleed to The lleruld office yeeterday, together with tbe
cluster of grepefrUlt, stating thai
they were cut from hia groves neat
Wagner.
II. Meyer, a recognised
S J T
Ised Sworld
thoiily on rmllrgod, U^gepsrta
baa served 21 pears on tbe
mission. William E . Le* was
appointed last yarn- to fUl tbe
expired term of J . B . Campbol
who resigned.
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411. objection was upheld, after I
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PRINCES# THEATRE
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ommlttee members dlecueaid the
committee
clhie* of forcing secrete between I
a baaker and Ma.cUesU Into tb* |
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CORAL G A BLES, Dec. IR —
( A .P.)—Seventeen
pen on*, ineluding .Head Coach Tommy MeCWih of' the University of Miami
football team, were lajured ye*
terday in a collision between a car
driven by MeCaurt and a Coral
Qablea munlrlpal passenger bus.
McCann formerly was coach
at
Riant high school Tampa.
McCann was discharged Irtua
the hospital last night after an
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X-ray piclur* dispelled fear* of
phyvldana that hi* betk , mi^ht
hare been broken.
B n p u i d p i i who suffered
minor Injuries. * t n John Codington. Mr*. C. fl. Owen, Soy mom
GeMwwee, Mbs Harris Fllahman,
W. W. Blount. Miss Allon# Vlecte
and fir* negroe*. all of whom were
passengers on th* bus, and Q rw yt
Warner, Miami, bu* drirar.'
Kidin* with McCann, and auffrrtn * minor injuries s e ta E- Mai
Goldstein, arriatin t football eoarh
at Ihs university; Cliff Courtney,
/reshman roach; Bob
mem
ber of the freahman football team,
a n j Jimmy Abra*.
a height o f M feet but hii para
chute failed to open in time to!
break hi* descent.
Seigeant leav er's body wan
found "Oil yard* from one uf the
wrecked plane*. The planes
fell
about ;100 yards apart. The bodies
NEW BALTIMORE, Mick.. Dec. of the pilot* acre found in the
lit. —(A .P.)— Thre« Selfridge wrerkage.
bieldr fliers, two of them officer*,
Several pcr»on» were
Injured 1
were killed Instantly at 2 P. M. Immediately *Mer the
ace I lent
yesterday at two airplanes clashed 1 when two automobiles passing
In mid-air oear New Baltimore along a nearby mad collided. The
while flying in formation.
The driver- of the rara wera natch•lead:
ln* the plane* a t tho time.
Urfrind Lieutenant taw ren.e W.
Koona, 2.1, Bloomington. III.
Her and I.teotenant Charles W.
Wilarn, 22, Air Corpi
Reserve,
Ann Aibar, Mich.
Sergeant Walter l.euter, 2ft. Big
Cove, Pa.
The accident nrcurred while 10
planes war* flying in formation.
The (wn wrecked plane* eraahed
JACKSON. Mia*., Dec. t f t .- in a field a mile and » half from
(A .P.)—High walar In Mississippi New Baltimore. There wi« no fire,
Arkansas and Alabama, ye alar day i Sergeant Lancer and on* of tho
had swollen streams. Mocked traf •iHi-era werw flying In a two-*eeter plane while all the others were
He, flooded farm landa and driven
piloting single-seater p a r a n 11
’negroes from thotr homes.
•kips. The plane* were engaged in
Etrrams war* rising rapidly
mimic warfare at a height of 200
from dvwapoura during the last 4Mi fret, an.g two of Uvr akips were
hour* with beaky mils* atlll falling]I engaging in attack maneuver* nn'
in farta o t •Mississippi, around 'I the ether*. Lieutenant Koens was
Camden. A tk , (ha Ouachita River flying directly beneath the forma
was on a rampage. With - smaller tion and suddenly nosed hla •hip
feeding streams out of their hank*. upward Striking Lieutenant Wil
All highways out of Camden. **- son’s skip.
.
cept tho Little Rock roal. were re
Inueer leaped from his ship a t
porttd bio ked an.| unharvaatad
crops destroyed.
To a le x e r degree th* storm*
wete fait in Alabama, where ma
jor ttream t wee* reported on the
1 l*r. but not of aerlou* prop irtlana
The Mississippi River alau was ris
ing from Memphis Southward hut
the prevent rainfall w n not re
garded as aaffirlanl to bring it to
W naelgg halghti.
In Mladvalppi,, nine highway*
were bloekad by th* high water
an.| malty a a » * oi unpicked cjtlon
were destroyed in (h* drlt*. Farthr r aoulh vegetable plantin'- has
been piavenU j by flooded fields.
Ip the inidaL * f In , downpour.
North and Central Mla*ia*ippi
•Born 173ft
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were ahaken by an earthquake that
alan was frit in Alabama. Tennes- Thin wap the patriot who In
*ee. itrardentx were'driven hy fear a a u l-sUrrifiR lories, cried:
from their ham** hut outsits * f “CiKe me Liberty or give me
HEINZ FH1 or PLUM
rracled walls and window -ane*. Dwthl? A couple o/ cnr^liiTj
•no damage wa. reported by the In later he’d have been equir,
quake that la«trd approximately -T
ly wrought tip and would hnve
minute* and was racurdati on I Ao
M id “Give me a Crowley Play
Lillie Rtv'- Cnllega selaniograph
boy Radio or give me none.”
a* ol “fairly great intensity,"
Try a*
find a
guile *o
a* )w r
yea may. yaw c a n t
gift that will aiean
much to jo re friewda
portrait— it ta you.
piano- tuning *
i oP,ic”
JfOU c»n
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i IANU t u n in g
n i tota. flood Uma value* i t 1
A rfpal rin.T, all «ork guaranteed.I time price*. Purchase now
W. I„ Harvey, Phono Q04-J.
[abate in Sanford’s future.
T A T ." S an fo rj lleiald.
LANKY’S URDU HTOKK- I’re
•rriptinn*. m agaim r*. f.iuntair 1(1— Miscellaneous For 8
srrric*. PROMPT d e l l e a r le a
SPECIA L SALK of handwnvan
I’h.inr 101.
m ta'lr* at the Community Shalf*.
BUtl.DINO BLOCKS Irrigatlne 20th Street *o,j Idly Drive, RoSw
hove* and general cement work Court. Alan many articles of Iflht
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E- Tar leveal at apeel el Xma* prlcegA
willager. Prop. Ird. and Elm.
Candied grapefruit peel, alto the.'
usual supply of homemade Jellify
BA—Poultry
and preaervr' at *»ry moderat* Kl,< Ml I DA-HATCHED guaranteed price*. Give -,i* a trial.
chicks. Drang* Hatchery, Apop GRANGES A Tangerine*. pach»4
ka. Fla,
to ship. Mrlmulin’* 111 S. Perh,^
WieboMt Stwdio. Arcade
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Prove MenUceT o
Southern Sections
221 E. First St-O pp. P. Q,
A 100% Home Boy
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HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired 1Z— W an ted
by one who really knows how I
Briggv. Jeweler. Mag A**.
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EHN PORK— (Large or Small Lolna)
Sa n J u a n S e rv ice
(Phone 449
KGK SA LE: F rr.h milk e o »,
•heap Apply 3 IK Sanford A t * .
nue.
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S P E C I A L P R I C E S C*Q()I) TO
C H R IS T M A S D A Y
3 FO U N D UOX
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Holly Candy
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M e d .S i z e 2 9 ^
Hg l LYW d u D-— Improvement*
to he made to West Ride Commun
ity lloua* In 14n«o]n Park.
GRANGES
ILOO per box. J . I *
FneOer. W. Geneva Avo.
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POT ROAST
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, -Jlr toward a rot* whfch IU tp*a- •Mtrtl to
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nteinber* of the pataJe committee.
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wlio»e tm kityura In alaglng a p a -1
ta. '* three mile* long, the largeat)
t w: IJr » Mlv qiotoiiiiy with D AtJH o l d C o n l f e s t P n ^ ! < 4 e* ''f • 1 S , , W y by Dr. C,. Fain
^U- Th* atat* aide*#, olte', D, E. . hteK ar
nrtu'loai af
W ? tlwoWii.ft.im th • car, while th
•
Mra. Henry W ight, chairman,
lu trn .ee .ntrod- her tall waa o c |.'i K
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2 2 ^ 1.
Uthi*^ morarng
announced
th at th* Mr*. Endur CurletL rice chairman,
U nd-r the a a e . 1**.. of tho. f a n .:
treattT .iy * t.v h o i . , , . , i ml j liAk '
a r"
r t m ■ml Mr» Walter Cooper, v*rretarv
fort! r.arrUn fftik
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.
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TAI.LA HASHER, iVc. | ; . _
A nd,, en ter. | ottarnuunced. twapl , l 7 °r (,' #K11 « .
'« o n d unit. In who handled.*ll\ trf thuW'v.nt. of
A» f ir t a H$.1 votart In
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«ha •'««•» the day Incldeht to ybe preae'i:* nolo County are coacaftH*),
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im otm tinr to. $10
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« .C m a Caorutiv*. h* awarded tba winner*, through ( ocllden of th**U*n«r*l
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h
ttiM McFadden nat end L i|h t Co.
ron, Ad* Singletary, M aigaiet
r |,r'!nThuied^^if'Va^rt^^)'hnr
i Ve*|p*da,, In .u n it Ine And
(l ontlnued on V .jy Fuurl
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Thi- cpntast begin* on De«. 23,
theya yi.lt* j ]3 poR, thAc
.n.trdction yeeterday annu m - >1
wradtldd to *p«ak hafor* th*
rr
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viHLAi-V; V »* being Itlvlribulml S p r i n g T <1 I f f T o p i c
»"d
on th# night of Dec. 31.
thl* a«*unty
and
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»I«ry Mi'Mihun, Jam** ( V h , « ,
to thr county echool *yet nt front
h . i d d l t b a . JUgrtaantaUva AH penrn* wtahlng to enter m uil
A t F a r m ( ’l n h M f* * * !;11*'*"** r ° ,llB*. B»n Lord, li.iph
•-tat* fuml* eollectnl for th«’ p .f. • • • I ’ l f c / l f i w S i leader, aad hand* in aFpnea'.loa h lan ti whlth
now. Sol, nf nuinm obr. licen,.-.
will be prlntod In The Herald d u r
Touchtnn and George Andervon
a* a «u •>n. ami p a r tljo
ing thr n eit few day*. Three apbrnught in J.f '5,011.04; t h , ana u til
Sophomi<r«*i Martha
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rrt •
r* • *
,h- track’* operation. Th* ■
roii.Utiittonnl U x added |Ptl.7rt7 icj lutly a* lo wltnt it mean* to Son- Thelma It«n*on, Naomi Uieer.
fllratloM mutt lm In th* band* *f
V.
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ad.
Sanford
m ianJ
in
terrat
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fund,
furford
and
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Georgian* H art, Xauittl llittchleon,
•n«*« man. died a t Me Dnlvn A *. ni.hed ♦1.V73..RI.
ler# n:on. D*r. 23.
the main topic of dl*ou**l n l the I.olv Kliight, V ligin.a Lundi|ul*t,
Jjfaga tw w )
Irvin
E. E ttrldae, Sanford,
In All but two prectneta, •
nu<
home
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about
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gritultural
Out-of-town fudge* will vi.it
The one mill tax money and the
Vonlc, Moy*. M arv Loui.v Nickel, fertillier aatoamnn chxigvd wtlh Monrno and Geneva, the m i„—
ell lre.» vnt*r*d, during th* wa* Oil, m im lag. He had Iwen ili f..( Inteimt money were dictribulnl to • lub at Setninolr High E cho.I to- Kv«lyn Nipper, Jenevtne Well*, manaUughtvr, In thu death of W. ti ll war* ovtcwhelmlogly fo r Ik*.
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month*,
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arrangethe echont* Tuvt-'ay. The mo w ■tight, aterting a t M'ri oVI„ k.
tha rontMt la on. aod will an, Mildred Morton. Kayinonj Show. H Haiilrr'O" .w c r tl uevki ago, 1rack, ranging from a 10 to «w*
dt*nro n ra their' devUion oil Jqn. I monl* are In the ieanda ol the >chide llrtmtc tnnm-y will
»f*d K. Ihirher, preiidrnl of th«!M eU |n Taylor, and Itlrhard Deaa. e a t thi* i>* or noun Hitoning t . vote a l Longwnod. to a allghilF
Krickean
Funer*]
l»JW,.
trlbut-d tw lay offldaU eatd.
‘ •*4 **111 prerido, ard will lead lit
T r ia l decoiated m utt b* actual
J'tllivta; l/u* Uritt. Marian Hoo- U'ltimony of >eveml atyto wit- leva than Iwo It, one vote,In peg* .{S _
Mr. MrRtyuoUa, vrh, hav
Acting Motor V ehtri, t'omntl*- ■to ••nreral • l-cu**:o:iv. "i.'erral Ivhan, A111 e hltUlonr, Hetty Mr- nv*Lca, and all Indicalbute [U:nt I ■ rlncl une at Sanfiwd. Lake I | m * •
living treev o r e p M la ta ahru’o*.
aA b 1_a
*
N , lighted vinaa may ta antaiwtl the owrvrr or Th# Sm .Krhoue* foi elontr W. S. M clln today trunt~l C m udtlre repot ta ■•III t .o be Kittitrn, Cornelia McRae. Adelaide n cuw-luali'n «J ih« ta.-e by luinur- rrm
re# ^vnltol
voted aiakl
eight f..e
fur .aM
In thl* conteeL Th* tr*M aiu*t be thv paU two aad w e half y e a n over to the trraedre *ome M il.- Itietn and two llema of Irnyortapev Itlchtoi, Mary F.luatoth Tolar, , -w a: l nif'OH,
agalnat, while G«aera voted 'l l
5
Halm WiUuu. John Courier, Roy
lighted every night daring the cam* to Hanford from Ton;,*, XXI from the aale of antnmnhlli brought up.
Judgi- M nltc'n IV. W'rlghf. alt - ami |p againaL
.. ,
K.hola, MaKvInt Illgglna, Sprutt llr-t In hi* Fall term of circuit
e . n t n t between 7.00 a'claek and w hite Iw wa* Mgagod in hatlnow ag» during th* flnit 18 day* nf
H
m
la
th*
unofficial
count.
4
t
fvr eevtral year*.
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Long, Hill Strm pcr.
Ihtcimber. MuLIn nald three audi
t 0:00 o’clock.
YEN ARRIVES IN I . H.
Cmirf. ■tinounnal lefur* lh« Ka- obtained' from vnrioua eleetloA •
Renioi*i Ethel Holly, Huaan f.ld .o ju ij w n «elccte.| tr a t he clerk*
T V ’ Carden Clab committee In ' II* Wei born ta lUlnoiv, Aog. id tor* workrd VI Uat night to have
lhrou|hout th*
couaW '^
ih arg n af the v o n trit Inclu 'i* Mta-V.aml cam* to F ltrid a eetert'. th , money rvwty for the xhool* ' HAN KRA.STISCI), D.w 17.— Gantt, Dnri* llop tin e, Jean lainey, will «entrme A. L, Roeier, Sanford 1**1 night:
yenrv
avu.
II*
wa*
a
member
ol
Otto
llu
t.h
i.on
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Chare*
latndreM,
■o>l*y.
.
Hr*. Fr*d R. W lU .n, Mr*. A, W.
|A aP .|--D r. W. W. Yen nrnved
tilling f u l o ii upara.or, foun.l
V
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Th" 1931 motor vehirlo li,-*n** her* y*itrr*av fioiu Shanghai en Kor*r*t M*y, Janie* Steak Ivy. v dlly of nga-r*v*tej *a*ault, „nd Sanford, pruc't
d«partm**t Epp, . Mr*. 0 . P. Paatolt. Mrv. A the S anloid Uona and F.lkt Club.
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itardav — A T WM, f
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»• well a t fb* W owlnun of the law give* all ravena* front th* unite to W avhini'nn lo aw uutr cf. d a t a I'arham, Fiance* l'ear*«n,
Thotnay ()*lf*'iy, Sanf ty, 'llahe* Sanford, pree't
ltd
M
Ito
liceaet* to th r echonl* a f ltr th* tie r a* Citin'w> mlul<trr ta the O n ly 1‘rtaat, Deaalo Singletary, mail I lUtui guilty of tirat degree Ovlwlo _____
W. T. U ngU y. ta d Mr*. V. C. World.
88
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J iu n iU Smith, lle x e l Tew, In ti
He U eurvlved by Mi widow, 'wet of coltsctlon le deducted.
Doug la*.
United S tate'.
long wood ......
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Thompco". M argaret Varner, ami murder, tin Munday at ‘ 11-00
Mr*. M**,ol Mr Reynold <; t: r**
o'ctack. Il l ale* allied |h a i .m u : Altamnitto
7
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d » u |h t* rj, Mr*. A. L l.yl, \ Tnm- . __ ___
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W Mr*, Tteltaa^ O ia trlg u , aid
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a.»n a t thu totrlilgc rwee la - di* - CtFDfVl k. . ..
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Mt*« r .jtty Jan* McUeyrudd., id
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lowed >1 . a n i will tvwouveiw m> Far**t C l|y . . .„
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Tamp*; two alitor*. Mr*. Elli*'.*th
.in . II, IU.TJ. l
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'V ttiin o rth ,
aad Mr*.
Elotoo
SANTA MONICA, Dec. IT
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Tho l^ tild o * Jury la coutpuaeu f'huleoto
(AJ*.)— Pola N egri, g rw n actraea, Adanm, o f S t Loulai aad - two
G.hrtaUa
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»f f». It. I.t vy, | | . H. U vy, K J
Banfurd'a Uttle bogp a n j girl* tried to he a good boy. Thank you.
wh# andeywint , an operation for Lrclhari, Dt. A. R. McReynol.e, of
Mciqtrrv* of ti.* harm Wutiu-n** Rotilh, L. L. Mui<«lwh«le, W. 1. I’tola ____ ..
IWtaatlaa)
oh i in ert ioa, ehowvJ WVhita. K ane, and FrancU M> ar* atilt tra d in g ln letter* to S tn to ' Tour IRtle friend."
Evening Cl»*,i r ill nicvt at Se.ul I‘ t'lnjr. ami W. R. Schmidt.
Orrevlg
S*cnc*t Harden, *t tod E**:
Ciea*, letter* which th* ChrUt»l«»a of Improvement todaj h a t Hern •l.la, of Ml**eiiri.
nolo High fi«h>wl ft night a l hdkl
Katridc* U ImUrtrd «n two
H
ughe/
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tifet
write*
aa
follow*:
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held
phyalciane eirid her tatavary rw;.*VA
ma* Editor tend* to . t V Noith _____ „ . . . ._____________ __
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rnuhle. on.' t nl ha dr v* a i autn- Total ’--------- - 4*7 i |g
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u*ar Santa: il’v* been a goo-l o’clock In the third mevllng ainrt
"tatoad deoWdul. "Sh* la n a tia g Friday a f torn to n a t 3:00 o'clock _P*»e
mobtle while Int xi*iiid a n i th>
Th- gHtatal rpnea* wilt not t h " '
earh night. »o th a t they will (Jttle to y and I want you to bring Mm I-- arganlc* Ion, - .
from th* Erie b e * Funeral How*,
fairly m atfohabiy. B ar con.Vden
Mia* Ma.«! WIIvon, bumu e-o « :h ir fh.-: hi* culpahlr negltgvnc* »^d* until tomorrow, according t*
with Um R*v. f . M. Marler, *f reach Saota la time fo r him to mo route hlorhi, ■ teddy ’
la be wall a* ra a be expected and 1*
th* F lrat Chrl*tl*n Church. *C- Mil every iwfWr aad
anil train.. feumlcr teacher a t Stmlnole trial. ruaullvd In thu death uf Mr. Hatt- Gouaty J«dg* J*»** (e. Sb*—
\ * i b l r tby^a
r x train* track
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eltll erklemlp" aald |b« ( U tm e n t fl.-latinc- tw rial w ill to Is Kv«r- rive tor* on Ckrfat
h non.
OffUlala of the k'.naal
v • . 1 • wRk trtftk Juat Ilk* my daddy'*, S.h ol. Will lead I f «in In drivtl*
by nSyairiaa*. T i e aalr**» waa gT**a C etaeterr. Th* act it* pallHere a t* cevata) .
■ould not h* reached fa r a
emu* .f varloua auhjertv, while
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taken ly th , hoepttoi tW aday a ft- m m * a c t MaxwMl St*watt, V. rwachod • Tha H *:alt
nwnl a t to whan, th* track
my Unci* Dybbtah. Hi** Mau.le Cameron will demon-1
t r aka eoUapwd a l a miUen pU- A .: WUUsasK . a A. Cobh. P. K. atoralng:
operated, hut ll I*
- • '
i Ftaftee don’t f*Cg*l U a rg v a t,f elrfttw how rltrue pawl b prtp aied
th* plaaa- wtl]
•** «**a b*
iw atadla wbara th a w >
. torkinv, John Melwh, Jr . and U
—a - —
F*dT* R nttorlne, IwalU, and C-anto,
and* * for candying.
'•Ada ef a «r*w « |
Ml** Wilavn again It.ue* an iu
A. TMft. «*ft*W f p*Hbear.re
‘ -If. Santo, I Ur* a t MM
1 b* f u i t car uf celery to leave ••U lag, (I r**dy
Hughey Street, io ■]***• vltatlon for the [,r*t*»«» *; c u r )
V ■ f t r t e w a f her f l n t U lbiag m*aA*rs of 0 | ) ftaafoid Elk*
a n trying ta to good, *o yon will don’t forget me. Thank you lUltto woman to Stm lnnta County *i k* Sanford dietrict tile le a . n, uM«tlag i
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tint* darlmg I
%
p u t u a th a a m mad*, which wt> Clab.
bring m* e n ry th ia g I want. Fl at CU m ."
the** c e m ln j ctaiact. fr,* *j a’l, left ttanfnrJ 'Hi* morning con- • f JanL
»♦» flff» Pitteap far f M iy w r i.
• r *0 I w ant a Mg la k y d*IL and
J m R. Ttohur, O rta a d A ta ]
T O BRAD A . C L, ROAD
A tatter from Quanta-L aw O rtg- ard a t wbl«k many valuabl* hlat* •lgn*J to th* New York ifodute
T E A C H *** W C X T CRT FA T
• d*U can-tag* w ill wtodan* ta t a r . l* *• foll*»*l “D*ar S aaiai and U aona will t« di'cluiod Mra, f l r n «f FicUcker Brn», and Dan- deni, W .C
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a____ - l ' ~ lha fab, a w v t u t*a t a t f«c iky WW you glaaa* briag m* a doll Rm Pagkarf I* graalJeni c f th* la k tr. luc-. who** Sanford rtgro- d*at, «ad - C. T .__ _
r. V TcH A ^.
toM*. Aad f think » l i b a hath
, dal) tod. and * d«U caryiagl club whith now baa a num toivhlp tanUtiTv, Sam it a to t o r , purchatmJ n tety aad tmaaaror ad
^AktaT I bar* b**wago*d ef hfmT.il __
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15 woman.
A nor*cry _ta Um fftrlviul from R. L. Humph fey,
,
J ptovUed fog woman who are un*
J lr. fle iw h tr etatod that th t cri
Wywn Fnnrqaoa,of 1007, abta 'a taar* tk .l r children a*
' 'w aa uf excellent quality, and
"
"
aa fol- homn. •
i to per tr o t -Itv i, aad larger.
It M e wached and pr*-cotJrd a t
:W T . t . Dutton and Son ;
g lin t ua tto ,
i F t t o ta New T
In te rn a tio n a l'
l* .H o u s e W a y * , .tag PMir»«hiU* jo T*u». j« \» ,
—.W u n itU e to d A y ,w"B t i n t p la n In th* m etrh m .'
B r i t a i n . F ra n c e .! . * *
9V*nL ^ " 'r r d a v a t a
" W J « >An’t
« •» uh an riet oil
yc*
•
on d J
w i t h th e i r f i s c a l am en ta;j ooBtnl with lh« » M inch lU irr
fundA w R h w h ic h to
uFmi.iN, Dec.’ i —uJr.V'.ai
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tlufrV
“,J payments
‘
„ debt
due this
country a Dec. IS. Henry
B
lSHORT INTEREST CANCER PATIENTS
S M f C F j^ L I S T PRINTED BY,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCK EXCHANGE RAY EXPERIMENT
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ONY GIVEN
A t ANDRE TRIAL
.di
T8 CONFLICTING
v.
, viwid. oppownta of nufkatioe of However, Little Reac- Victims Arc In Lead3 r . , I^ r , :
Hon I. Believed To
Lined RoomWlthCannry As Companion
C. OF C.
, XILANKSFOR HELP
’,7. ^ ^ : . , a ON PROGRESS DAY -.
Hoover’s Wite Gets
I rim Sen. By Air l
( "ntribulore
derbilt Dude Ranch
Brought Into Trial
ItKSO.
i r i r s “ .rj;j*s:.,:3Kr! Havc Tak' n >*la«
i;l
Sue
Amui*r atom »ineh hai b*«g
Arc Given Mention!
V h*J h
•*»•«*£'’
i
totan)^X
Honor Roll P up iIs ,h*
Are Given One-Day
Vacation A s ToJten
^ n y . 1* * * i p - : . s ' r r : i , ! r r ,
i -U.. a. cuww SM SJW H an*Arranged Toi& ,“£ ; 'S
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W iS s r te * - " ^ — f ’d wtln County F
Christmas
Permitting R ftd
to
v. Me Reynolds, 46,
Is D ead Following
Lingering I lln e s s
iia f e S 4 rim
ra in i i.um o i e e i wlU|iw 3^,ri 0r¥lllf
Uecision Expected Iwh1w:,b*!‘ -n
i,Ur
In Estndffes C a s e iar* wa*fany
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Some lim e Fridflvl ,m«i ««"" «wi »t m fo
Farmers
H Off In
fercent
nil.
Pol a Negri Showing
Improvement Signs
I
Christmas Editor Is Still Receiving
Women’n (’lass
Letters AddressedTdSanta C lau s Farm
Wi l l Meet Tonight
Viwn) *
•ti
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SSiT'.lX ,
foU*hw
m'-'1■S-'r-
Fiiat Car Of Celery
Leaves Sanford Area
Ihr.
Sat
a
i Uret f t ol celery th left**
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4 L ACADEMY
m ENTIRE
K NG STA FF
■ U fO L lS, Md., Dec. 11 —.
.f— .The Mary Tueeday rwl - t a the hands of the men
{ M d it* I N I football dtaD to peubto* of next eeuten*e
M p» and guru tocii appro*.
M M ilyUng prep school grid
>.U aid them.
.
» •■Ure coaching staff, headf td g a r E, "Sip” Miller, was
m te d , according to an anMMnt whfch c*m* /root
John D. Wilcox, director ef
d»e- The same annoancer eenUhted approval of th e
M a g plan which waa proI by the Naval Academy
tot*'* Association.
’*
Mr retained aa hie chief a i
ds Chriety Flanasan, backgaaeh .and Johnny O'Brien,
.M*«h. AU three war* formU tre Dam* stars,
priga "W hltoy” Hugh**, can•M eh, I* th e only member
b t staff who will not return,
jta Wen ordered to active
M with th* flret. Ne auceetwaa named.
toailv# effo rt to Improve the
jpfal available from the rank*
sMshipraen will be aterted a t
* according to the plant of
jpgMaatoa’ aaaociatlon.
i* association plans to have
■Rkto look
over football
|M*. »1 preparatory ecbooli
.then seek to bar* promising
psgtriculat* a t th* eeadtvny.
't h e i r appointm ent by con■ton, th* proepects would
i to stand entrance examine1 **d keep u p th rir atudl##
.M Any other student
Wtoln W|lcoe cast fav o r on
.Mra today, and said th at
*■
weight, 15
W Mgvtor than th* preM nt
*d material should be so u g h t
to Mademy In itx statem ent
M e M m i n i . *xpTV«»stf'1Uilf
('satisfied with th* reajlta ob,
M la th* first year of the
krdFUgogan-O’Brlen combine,
■atnllad the Notre Dam* ay*,
i to supplant the W arner
schedule Including Penn,
I f jtf k Columbia, Pittsburgh,
to**Ddtoo a n ) other*, I* being
lira*ted for the academy naxt
••■» *B<I I* I* consUlered probi that tha Army will hav* m
tit* placs on th* schedule.
EBT PAYMENT
ELAY SOUGHT
(TWO HOUSES
, " I denounce the statem ent
|hn President la th* agont of
IptorN t ndvere* to th* people
to United 8 tales, j f there I*
B frikl* of Integrity In tha
■ f « t tha gentlem an (M cFad.
l o t made, lot too gentleman
■M proof o f his charge*.
*1 him show thqt w* have a
toent who U unworthy of
Bring th at high office on let
B* from thla chamber a* n
treducer of th* character of
H ast man.
’ tha gretlam an la slnraro, 1st
and hi* aiioclatev prepare
to* af Impeachment against
Prasidant and • 1s t those *rI of lmp*achm«nt ha triad aad
tha truth may bo known, and
re guilt aad Infamy and kortaQ where It la dus.” •
llhddaa. last chairman of tha
itag com mitt re, madd no anf-m a vlreilnad any— fnTtMF
■ a n t axcvpt th a t ha weald
fy before th* Way* and
» ' sommJltaa on to* debt
Pop Warner AndAmtjr
Kerr Among Those
Rumored For Post
Th* offer waa mad* by Net*
Lewie, Stadium matchmaker, who
alae proffered a privilege of <0
percent e f the gate receipt*.
• The h eat would be promoted by
the, Htedlum corporation for the
relief fund committee. Georg*
Cats, millionaire Chicago iporttmarf. ■ member of th* committee
and co-promoter with Tex Rickard
of the Dempaey-Tunney fight la
1927 a t Soldier field, etked th*
Stadium corporation to work »Hh
him In attem pting to bring th*
boot to Chicago.
Gets le ft la it night for Spring
field to dlecuaa way* and mean* ot
railing money quickly for unem
ployment relief. ||* waa expected
to aak the Tllinol togialetur* to
emend th* etat* boxing law to
permit lB-roond
champlonthlp
bout*. Should he be auccettful, on*
terioui objection by Schmeling to
fighting In llllnele would he elimi
nated. Sehmellng Is oppoted to de
fending hla title botita shorter than
II reunda.
Lewis said prices would be
scaled from |S to |2 5 top*,'Which
would produce a gat* of oround
1328,000.
By EDWARD j. NEIL
tribe* m*i
NEW YORK. Dec. iS ^ tA .P .j— Dane*. hut
Now that the rallblrde bevt ribbed *nd in ,,r'T
Neve York U n irertlty ’i e th to tk o t r*r *
rollcl»v apart end escorted •Thick’" “ wMeehan to the coaching •ideilnts,
He cor
they wrre busy yeiterday nominet- eourrvt «
Ing a new head coach for the Vi>- Dole* wvrt
tote.
th# Crreki
Prof. Phillip O. Badger, chair- Georgia a
n u n of the board of athletic eon- 8*coffee. r
trul, had no etetem ent to make aa with t#vr
to a pnttibla to cce tto r t> M tehan, located In
who retired Sunday after a levea- now M kin
year rtlgn and announced he w eal In ISOS
through with high preiturt, tdg Creche un<
time footlall.
near Talal
But th* rallbirda nominated »*v- eorhed *
eral, amonr them veteran* Andy called Mo
Kerr, of Colgate; Lean "P op” called the
Warner. Stanford, and Buri In- note#", nu
gwrrten. lit* of Iow a
activities
Th* ramp Of the gralaltlont tol- » * r w*r*
vert of the univenity*i problem* Florida, t
la. divided Into two faction*, el- end Georg
years are. end a third Is Jack
Welnhelmtr, Mvthan'a chief asslit•n t, Howard Cann, toaket bell
coach at New York university and after th# lapse of time, wa most
Meehan. I* another possibility.
Another poetlble randidat* It
Benny Fritdman, former Mlchisa n itar. considered today the
greatest forward passer In football
anti th# outstanding profvitlonal
player.
W* have tried to he good, aind will
>eu please corny 1* <#* ue th it
Chrlslm ai* I want a cap, iw rater
and a pair of tho##, alto a 'cap
p isto l Sitter wants a pair
at
tho*#, loo. 'And If ymi h ire an y
th in g •!*•. " • will appreciate I t
And thank you very much. W ish
ing all th* little girls and boys a
very merry Christm as."
•
Little S y lv ttu r Fulton, nt 1100
W eal Eight .Street. , write*! "D eer
Santa Claus: I am a little boy only
four year* old. an.| I hare bean n
good IlltU boy all the year, and
I h are helped my mother nicely.
I couldn’t work aa a largo boy, but
I h*lp«d her by belay good a s I
know you Ilka good boya and g irls,
and will com* to *** than C hrist
mas lima. Now | want to let you
know u h at 1 w ant for Chrtstniaa.
I want a largo wagon and train,
and an Amo* and Andy truck,
fr u lu aim auto o f all kinds, and
anything olao th a t you think will
bo nice for a little boy. Santo
Clana, I hat* a little baby brother
th a t Urea with ma, and h* U fire
month* old. Remember him with
something for n little hoy af Ms
ago. Also remember tha poor UU
Winter Goes On
Spree With Cold
All Over Nation
(Continued from Page Om )
in a 34-hour period oad 111 p
son* ware Injured, fo u r dangtro
SortloM of Ran Fardaado VaL
toy. Within tle o ffy lim its, reported
snow varying In to p tk from Iw* t*
nine Inch** to depth. Rain ftU la
tha downtown nraa. >Imw M l ta
the mountain areas to th* math
a re behind to* PrealM*L Tdday HevraUry
aehadulad to centtoue
m U JtD R L P I
(A.P. I—Many 1
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MUKDEN, Manchuria, Dec. 18.
— (A .p .)—G#n. T u n g Shlh Tl
emerged yr* U n ity as the prob
able Mad of s new autonomous
Manchuria.
Prior to th* Japanese occupaU*n of Mnhden 8#Pt. IK. General
wm
civil governor of
Liaoning province, now called
FfitgtU a. Sines the occupation ho
M* been held prisoner by tho
Jajm nett. although he ha« aaespied a comfortable bona* In th*
International settlement at Muk-
fancied,” Judge Knonet said
H# concluded hit thort talk b/
staling th a t President Andrew
Jocluon, who aa commander la
chief of tha American Army had
conducted the flret wer, w a, vary
firm In hla demand for removal.
General W itty Thompson t l to
IMS, In coasipend of ImHnn 3 fg lft In KlwHds, l t d w u -aif*
llornd t l Tort Xing, *b*ut i u
m lltt from Ocala. Th* tlluaflon
becem* to alarm ing th a t. Major
Bed* and a company of 108 men
left Ft. Drnoke, then Tampa, on
Doe. «3. 1*88 to go to th* ra
il* f of General Thompson. They
had reached, tbo point where w*
hav, tine* balls a memorial park,
on Dec. da, when they wer* ambathed by Indiana under Micanopy. Th* sam e day Oaeeola killed
Gantral Thempaon and hit aide at
Fori King.. Boron years later th*
Indiana guv* up the right, many
e f them m isruling te th* west,
while another group moved Into
th* Everglade*".
Preceding Mr. Kooaco’e talk,
Mr*. R. L. Glean, accompanied by
Mlaa Mildred Ntx a t th* plane,
rendered never! 1 vocal aoloctlana.
V * program waa awder to* d lra c
Arms Reduction
Won’t End Wnrs
(Continued from Pag* On#)
prorate* that tha nations a f Europo
a bo Hah thair anal** and navis*
would result Iw foliar*.
"T hat all rare' are brothers la
a nob l# and Christian thought,"
tha apoahtr aald, "but human u
partaneo has daawastraUd th a t It
to, a t hast, nothing mare than a
pleasant theory. “
.
"Th* prim ary tanas of all wars
ta madam tiaras is to a.ro su it of
a t ths d u b two woeka ago, and
Kiwtntoa A rth u r B ranaa w m
aakad to asp lain 'th a d rcueits****
relating to his having boon pushed
Into U k * Maura* last night.
Amaog Urea, p rarest R tha
tanthM * wore Mrs. B. L. OWsa,
Mlaa Mlldrad N te. Jadgu j . & h
Jtoree*. J . a B. Koooea, J , 4 B. Tl
Mullen. Dothan, A la, r n j H lh m f
B. Smith, T U otrilla, aa goaata, pud
X iuanlaas Prod R. Wllaaa, A. C.
T a ti, Flat* b a r Bally, C t o BnnU
In c r e a se L e a d
O n C u lb e r tso n s
(Cootiaaad from Fag* One)
' The eiram lttae adjourned until
taday U complete the I n k of al
lotment of da legatee h i rtataa cad
to hear an td d rta i b y 'S ecreto ry
H urler.
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E arly fu n . waa U atuUraly fixed
far the m eailnf time ef th e tort,
ran tion, but the exact date waa toft
to be determined today.
Chicago It en eld stam ping
ground ef the Republican!, but thli
it the flret time the party Hae gone
there for i u oomlnallng con re n t tort
tinea I WO when Warren O. H erd
ing wet to totted a t the preeldentlel
etndideU.
Earle S. Klntloy ef Vermont,
who tuggetted a t Monday's executlre committee meeting th a t “the
time hat arrived when we thould
do tom tthlng about prubibltioo,” j
made no motion nor recommendatlin to th it effect yeiterday. Ho
did eay: “I boliero there will be
tome delegatee a t the national
convention who will her* very de
cided alew i and wW went to exp r t t i therarelvra."
Mr*. Ruth P ra tt, member of the
Hooae aad complttaewom aa for
Now York, waa tha only other
ipoekor, joining Son*tor Vena in
praise ef P rrildetit Hooer.
Two. contents deretoped ever
filling vacancies. Maurice Matchhe, cornmitteeman of Ohio, ipUt
over tho eeleetion of Mr*. WUma
Sinclair Levan as nation*] commitlet women fo r th a t etoto Vtaa eupported her and the coam lttoe over
whelmingly Mated her.
The n eg ri
commitiaowoman
from (ieorgia, Mamie WUlUmt,
HAVE YOUR Wi
The Cnlbertsoai ware (till eatiag d in n er M minute* after play
was ecbaduled to begin.
*
T t o knew* Sidney,* CulLert* u
called through an open door, "ac
cording te the edStract play doesn't
need to b*gta total] ■ o’clock."
' I beg your pardonT Lena
a{touted. 'You i peel firstly agreed
laat n ig h t to itg rt a t 7:10 o'clock. MODEL T Poid
I am her* sad I ana ready. Com*
en. com* to. Let’* g et golngt”
It waa then that two photogra
pher* had the thought of taking a
eoupto more bride* table paaea.
Jacoby and Mr. and Mrs. CtolWANO TUNING
bertaon took their plarre at th*
table. Lens parked la u chair a t A repairing, gU Mart
tha other aid* of th* room and W. L. Harray, Shone
threw hla hand* up.
“f thought thi* ronfrqpded pic
tur*- —
but l---Inet*i we* all a Ter.’’ he
d b H V e rM g
complained.
a - '■"'•■ •"c.-aj •
• “If th* gentleman doetn’l want
hit picture takan, well, there jnat
won’t be any pictures," said Cul
bertson.
“Her* we are 11 minutes Into
again,” said Lena "and they want
to delay » acmt more with pictare*. | won't pose. That's *1L”
. Ho took hla place i t th* table,
picked up tbe, cards aad tald:
“Lct’a get golngt”
Cutbert*pn storied tbs teuton
with a bet en hhntelf against on*
of hi* own rooters. Antoine Lef*.
too*, Ken Franc It eo atiekhroker,
rent ■ certified check for $A00. Cutbertaon coveted It a t two to one.
Lefebni* made the bet, hla letter
explained because he was attracted
porely by th* odd*. He admitted
"
th# Co|b«ftstn hinutlf.
Culbertson will give the winnings.
jHawa
MEN W ANTED fo
Route*' of M V *
berg, Tito*vUlg, N<
Daytona Bfach. I
can s ta rt g a n d p r]
incrvta# rapidly. N
»y. Raw 1,1sh C f.
M-V, M m rpM */T«
If any to charity.
churtop govern*rthip, and yester
day he we* quietly Installed aa
the head of th* Mukdra provln•tol government In piece of Yuen
Chln-Kal. »ho ntver ha* been
considered more then • figur*h*»l. Yuen wa* pieced a t the
M p4 .ef th« civil - gevorument ah
Mukilen thortly after to* Japanese
OCeuMlioa.
,
Ga»he*
betwign
Japanese
traep* and Chinese Irregulars
were reported from two points bl ii* Clly*i name. He waa jaiaad by
toother*
Manchuria yesterday, Senator Keane,
Representative
and arm y headquarter* **14 th e * Bachs rack and Mayor Bncharach
h
r
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was a tint liar broth Monday soar
Tiltdihar.
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McAdoo Thi nks
LenzAnd J a c o b ;
(Continued "from h | < O m )
CHy—the only other bidder f a r the
m eet!nf place. The aalaetion wee
made vnanimooa after • roil call
f.tAikmll
tooibell alee
star md-aksof th e - itu
r ir —before now admit, was mot* real than kgS consented to taeum* th* Man-
major I-
dkg
(Continued from h p Om )
| U rolith the w tadrwi, 'a a d the
H ollar atodeata Injured four minor
le re ru s ttn t offietaU. >
The luterreatloa af pattaa flaally faded the ditturbanc*, aa<l a
few h o jn later C hung's luatgaistion waa announced.
C hianr hlmielf inttouted the
Canton faction wee to taka the
upper hand.
,,
'M j comredei at Canteo tald
they would coma to Nanking
only on condition th at I rrelgn."
he dec la rod. "ThU means that I
m utt retire before peace end uni
ty era ravtored.”
With Chiang gone. tooth China
I r td m . it m expected Mr#, wCI
Vetum to N enklnf end form a
coalition government. A m o d r
thoM trpocU d hick In the originel netlonellet ■{ fold era C. C.
Wu, who rrstgnM aa ml nit U r to
W ellington ta it taring In order
to join the Canton novvim nt; Sun
Fo, ion of Sun Tet-Son. gnd
former N enklnf m lnliUr of reilway*, who hat long been , en
opponent of Chief Kai-Shek; and
Hu Man Min, rrtergn member of
the kuomlnUnf, whooo rirtu al In.
careuretlon at Neuking l i l t spring
by Chlang Kal-Shtk ram lu d In
l he secession of tha louth Chine
Chiang’s resignation was acespted by political observers a* a
serious setback to Mi* political
fortune* of th* "Soong dynasty.”
Christmas Editor
Is Swamped With
L etters To Santa
(Continued from ra g * One)
went a bicycle, if you can bring
IL If you can't, bring me a rain
cost and a pair of ekeUa, but
try herd te bring me a bicycle
because | want it most. That I*
all for me, but plena* bring Min
nie a tennis racket and a raincoat.
That la all. fioodby
E sther Strange write* Hants at
follow*: “ 1 will nob ash f*r much
this lime but please bring me *
rain coat end a pair of aketea.
And Hants If you con pleat# bring
m* on electric store. T hat la all.
Good by.”
T am n boy 13 year* old and I
try to be a good boy *11 the year,
and I w ant you |n bring me an
air rifle nod soms candy," write*
Charlie E ntrant.
“ laiy* from a little girl," con.
rludes Hybll Boyd, wbu wrote
Hants ae follow*: "I am a tweet
little glrL I went a big doll with a
pink dree* and ■ ddll carriage, a
trunk, • now dreaa an.i a pair of
•kales. T h at will be all but don’t
fo rg et .th e candy and nuts. Re
member my brother* end Haters
and boy friends,"
"T would Ilk* to bar* a bivycl#,
a llttl* gun, aonit nut*, fruits, and
candy. I am reran year* old and In
the second grade. I llv# on South
Hanford Avenue. Lot* of love,"
write* Cecil done*.
F.lisabeth Dyvon write* Santa
as follows;
P* you era all
right. I hoi
brill glrs th*
p o o r chi
something for
('hrlaimds this year. I hare been
good this time. I h are dun* things
for mother, I am 10 year* old. I
want a nlc* Christm as this yvar.
Your* truly."
•
” 1 have been a real bad llttl*
boy, but I am going to try end bo
better If you will just bring m t til
I want thla Christm as.” begin*
Btlll* Ravenel, a* he writes a* fol
lows: "I w ant a, velocipede, a hugs
drum, aa,! a big saxaphona and a
tre t, also aa aviator'* coat, and a
watch and chain and knife, and
don’t forgot Rhett’s red wagon.
Whan 1 wake op In th* morning
I want to see plenty of nuts, fru it
and randy, coming out of my
stocking. Please don’t (rant me Ilka
you did my Unci* Dorian and put
aoltchre In ruy stocking*, ’causa
I premiss .to ho a good Imy"
Frederick D rion writ** aa foL
laws: “Dear Santa Ctoua, How do
W E D N E SD A Y ,
udge Acquaints! M l E D CHINA
Kiwanians WithlSE
Da d e Afassaere ASSHEK
FORPRESID
ARE SUGGEST®
FOR MEEHAN JO B
3|vm T adtC on* To ProwlytGrid Players
HERALD, flA N ff tt t), F L O U P J^
CHICAGO. Dad. I t. ..(A F.) # 4 a
a*leering Chkagot far Its naxt convtatlon, tha RepahHcaa Party raturaad to a city that had long baan
Its favortto matting, p l a x u l a l
•van tha eldest of the retoran 5 *1-
•gntre will have to laara tha rope*
all over again. - .
Skyaerapan th a t a a m d aa land
m arks whan too Republicans la s t
met h«re in i m hare hato topped
by many o a w a r.a a j taOar boOdtog*. Tha taka fra n t and to* riv er
front bare b ean , trams forra ad by
double dackad and daahia w idth
healorardi, maaaiv* hulldingi and
laadtanpad paikn. N aw h a to h a an
•tca raao d ata nil tha dalagatow and
than soma.
.
And moat .Important la th* d n l»
gats* tho cowvaaUoa IttoM .w W V i
hoaaod, not to to* fgmilkar eoUtoam where B t o t o n k T r a f t ,
Hnghaa and Harding w m nomi■atod. bat i s w hat Chicago prand
Douglass Dog Wins
htPlace InF ield
Trials At Orlando
pallets, U ,
(C eatiaoad from Pago On*) *.
a J. U tahan#.
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Quean; John T aylor; John T ay
lor.
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r
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r Ci P*f*n_ BU1I *■ *- Creuahww;
C. M. MeKewuey. . »
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B arber UUI T ravaier; w . Enea
Phmipa, W. E na. PhlUlra' Mulligan’■ Queen; J , C, Mulll«M! C. I f . McKenney.
W inter llaren Quaen; Earl L.
Haaklngi T. C. Bale
„A_nrfy Comanche; H. R. Break;
B. R. Biuah.
. ; '■ . • •
V*d} T aka Taylar; John Taylor,
t t e m m n a f Wigtov Havre; E a ri
U H askins; C. M. MeKenney.
Holbrook Botty Ghost; J . r . Holbreok; J. R. Holbrook.
Cid M an’a Saof W. C. RUI; Em- ATTRACTIVE
mat McCall.
stair* h a u l
BraalCh Mack Pritekatta; n . R. M in o lta A n .
Brush; H . R. Brush.
Shortt’a Pal; R. F . Bhortt; B.
F, ShortC
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■m j B. J , • Angolan; « . J. Amround, nag
non.
. Y!*k>^-Br»*t*toi j . Eari V k k ;
J. Eari Vlak.
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itoieSTi?
r' f
U d y ; Bon Ammon; E. J. Am-
U O A L N O IK l
T U .W .V
» mlUtary camp, a M rt of axpiorireo, a t areanal at gUM and w jJttoB .," IfeAda* rumnrtod th a t It
«lg a alygular fact that amid ali
oran ges'
�ukiWmaUH
*3.r A iv.'Q U i/l
_____ tha Way*, and Means. Com
m ittee and the Ftxanc* Comraitta*
o f'lh a Senate.
• T he cablner ’member said - I ts
purpose had been to h a lt a Vpraadlag financial panic th a t Oyvetened to engulf th* huelnate centers
of Eorope and America aa well.
Mills’, usual eoaea urbanity yield
ed to forceful etoquen:* and a r
dent gesticulation aa ha asM rted:
“RlghP'or wrong, tha President's
action was absolutely necessary to
a r e r t x major dMaatar.*
ITTERPRICE
iN FRtiW
Gasoline
AU lnduitriom,8»d, bu«l
lNNI
tor aole. It th a u c t i sales effort Ijid ^ .
_ _
?E f
the boom as Is being made now, we wonder to Wbat
heights th at period of prosperity might have gone, h r tM
gasoline business, for Instence, in those days, one kind of
gasoline wse good enough for everyone. Now it is as dlf*
m u l t to pick your brand of gasoline as .year favoftte
S fcg f
I flg
IURBDAY, DEC. I t ,
1M1
i l l . TE tS B FOB TO PA T
JUMU.RRECTION^-Jaau*
Mo bar*. I am th# reeufraei and tha Hfei ha th at ballaaath
though ka war* dead, gat
»,||vt>; Aoil whoever llrcth
elltv rth In m« shall navar
id lfr- J o h n 11:26.
iT i a .t r *
h /B A Y E R -T h o u who a rt tha
tlon and lha Ufa, mag wa
• and haUara In ibaa.
r •»
( II V M I
HORSEUAN
fR lO B T
Ita n d i
pottfd,
champing
plain and fancy brands of gasoline which a r r an*
tarin g the m arket." the Christian Science Monitor relates,
“btd fa ir to oatdo the pickle industry in variety. Where
onoe ther m otorist drew hie machine up alongaiae the Curb
and called fo r' five gallons of 'g a s/ he calls today 'f o r a
tankfM of fo rk ed lightning/ or 'orchid strea k / or “bio*
•p itfire / ot something else which la supposed to push any
<old bus’ ovYr tibe turnpike a t a ra te of speed gad ai f i '
pt m evenjent th a t no plain gasoline ever could hope 4o
ducejS*
t >!
t ... l Iql-V * '*
♦ W t’
Ue
f m'. "He becks u p to aa array of. filling poets th at
g denuded fo r e s t Gasoline here to fit any pocket
tnoreiQsxnes fo r i t than there are ingredients Bp.
thC'Weefc stew: And the color echsmee are dot'
One m ag'now have his favorite tb it carried into
fine tahk. W hether one's taste favors pink or greets
Chemist appears to be quite ready in
R
■i "To fop It all, the automobillat learns th at, he ii«Sd pg
longer Hngtf,, in ouUif-tha-way
places while'l seekiHiT.«g*
out-of-the-way place*
sistartce to s t a r t s balking ear. lie Is told the.new products
not only sta rt It Instantly, but can keep It going for a
time after the tank is empty.
"Add to these refjnements the possibility of scented
gasoline, and the time ‘may come whtn exhausts will fill
the highways, not with carbon monoxide but with a tta r of
rosea. Than It foxy be said that gasoline 1s not only re
fined, but cultured.”
1 Be fhgf as It may, the tax Is still seven cents s gallon
whether you bug pink, blue or orange gas. and regardless
of t h f s c e n t* ...........
e*r-prlck*d,
Ita
A Splendid Building
Icy
WaahJnatcD, D. C„ a city of beautiful buildings, will
fa c in g lha fold alactric atraw of
soon bo**t ogothvr notable structure for the houilng of ona
y l. H» airy Halt.
tU fk n aii whlnnlaa through aparr; of the m a n / departm ents of government. The Department
,
i'O r t n iky-atuff can baffla of Commerc* byildjng, which was begun several years ago
tl* »barp and dallcata hoof a, prs- during the height of the boom, ia now nearing completion
( t , (Italy placing (hair fall.
“ and In hailed i g a masterpiece of enduring .itone anjj met
al, a worthy example of American skill in design and con
atmctioii.
"Unity of dealgn and purpoae," aays the Manufacturers
Record, "has been stressed in this Important structure
'm ,which is to bring under one roof one of the greatest busi
ness institutions, for It will house, with one exception, all
the various branches of the United States Department of
Cummetce. I t .is A major part of the inclusive program for
better accommodations for governmental department* and
j further beautification of the nation's capital. Ita massive
| proportions command attention. It covers a ground a r ts of
nearly eight acres and contains twentv-five seres of work
-M lrlsw Allen DeFerd.
ing spuce, which allows for an ultimate force, without
•A necking party is by nu means crowding, of 7MM) employes. These and other facts describ
the way the giraffe got that way. ing the magnitude, the beauty and Jhe exceptional facilities
of this gigantic undertaking, are given elsewhere in this
Qrianda Joined wh ilehlsrtedly In Issue.
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nfarti't celebration of Progress
"When the Department of Commerce Buikling wag
started, this country was riding on the crest ol a prosper
ity wave. It has been carried through' to completion ddrlng
*
y. Florida would lie hurt by a cro it a business depression in whid) Its erection has meant op
T* etn al. >*)« Major Charles A.
portunity for employment in literally hundreds of lines.
.wjj*. That would La aomethlng
Twenty-five hundred met) hava been heeded on the building
work and uncounted numbers In thu plants that have pro
■“ When Phearer cluthee a r t duced the material and equipment.
"In conception and erection, it reflects the resources
malt. Nonna will wear them", l«
the Way Phil liarney puts it. and the purpoae of America. Resources of human skill, as
well as the-unequalled resources of mine and forest frortt
htS 'N trm rl
H M .g .
o
“
practically -every section of the country have beeq called
'.W ith four candidates running upon. And in the result there H a ifionument and a fitting
fay governor, lochs like Jackson hcate for a great department th at through far-reaching aid
> 111* iiughl to get to first Less to commerce adds Immeasurably to the welfare of human
•ay.
Ufa.”
9
Wkb l w ill conquer darkness, who
. . ' Will mount this black stallion?
■> Pr#m t he east romeS the glorious
riQkr, his cheek-reins a rt
?.>'r«hr,
•blate,
ill* flam* Irepi
from hit
bridle: Ills -sd.il
e glowing
■nlmr
.
daikltess sets end trembles;
Idarkhoss, broken,, obeys,
K
iff
The Clewlstun suiar mill has bein operation giving employment
n: vd som* two thnuMnd person*.
?
been raising cane down
“ * w j( for eom* lime.
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(Continued m v f
Pago One)
re (Continued^!
“taken
the
Beady, h e .a i
to h a rt a m pick up.
haul them to the caanieg plant* hid* off h lm ."\«
whartbg Ik* grower will, g e t ,ar vary
Me Pa (den, "Who served f a r 10
■ma'I price for tha drop* and
y e a n as chairman of the H e w
"TYhrrrav thin Vxfy f f tla that banking Committee, delivered a
lk» price ittem pten to he flsad bg quiet, carefully phrased extern
caimar* fnr canning grade grape, poraneoas speech before the tom
fruit la entirely to t lew and al*o mlttee. He aas interrupted fre
W A V CHULA — Strawberries,
feel* that the Crop* in the grove quently by questions from Tread
shipped
from this place short tlM*
way
but
wse
unruffled.
ar» worth more aa U itlllxarr than
At one point, he asserted the • f a
hte canning plant la willing to pay
f*r them
, “
* V , * . m outorium wa* linked Insepara“Theretore he it raeatrad Hmt ily with revision o f ‘w ar d*Mp.
We raqucit the director* Of ■yjp ,Tread w a, cut In:
“You have made that state
Florida tUlrua F ic h a o ia -m d this
a*>ecialiop Mhat th e y andaSsror <to ment twice in the fare of the
i have a price U » * .a * a ir* |lN r .S ) stale ment by the President and
the
(g n u U o. h. packing f t aw s Id' Undet secretary Mills (of
— lining grade gispgfrsil'aSkl that Traxaury) that they are entirely
nil associations ha raqodoted to re separate. Yet, so far as t ran tall
do** to cell nng fruit to rarmers you present no proof of it."
“I prefer to let my statem ent
,a t-a lower (Jgura than • U hr and
that all grawer* b* la/or—a d .a f eland,'' McPsdden /replied, after
the value ot their drop*** fartil- predicting a debt rerislon confer
lair sad raid growers be reqaesUd ence within three months.
“And I will let th* Implication
U ul they do not Mil or allo w SOf.oe» to plek up their drops to m II of my statem ent stand," wee
Treadway's rejoinder.
ho ermning plants."
•- c
M< Pedden launched upon a se
Several Iccdcrc of the citrus In
dustry, Including r . C. Command- vere criticism of the artiritiee of
International bankers. They hare
cr. **nrrsl manager of the el*
loaded the small hanks of Ameri
ihange. addrrt-ed the preildgnta,
ca with foreign securities, he Mid,
warnniy the a*aoeietl>na th at the and Ibis has been the rause of
time had e .me for all grow ers to many bank failures, lie said
demand el least an even break far with France in a position that
their ranning grille fra p a iru it.
A m ari'a had associated hetM lf
“ We mu*t force the cpnnera tv Germany must pay her unCondlact,” Mr. Commander (aid. “ If the tional reparation annuities.
gruweia make the first move, ws
“The present administration has
mag fce able to stablUao the Indoa- permitted the reparation bonds to
try. You must trll y m r parklnf bv placatl on aal* In this country,“
hour* manaarrv to trfu** t>> -all* hr r>ntlnu*l. “Th* proposal of
fruit at lava than 40 r o l l . It our Fr*.lrl«nt RrvSvvr on Jun*
20
canm nr gra<!* fruit Isn't v. .ith th* Mb* mora oriurp proposal) wotild
(oat of production, It Isn’t worth lnl*.f*r* with th* French forrlgn
anything. Yat Forio R io ls g .l M ( ’ fln a n rl't policy. Th* Franco120 a ton for similar fruit u co,.. * * w H l " agrarm cnl makes 1* pospared to th* fO our gr .wars ai. i i,# Io‘ l,i* Fr*n h -to
nff*r
paid !<*memh*r this on* t n l .f l r 'P » r»don bonds amounting to
t2.M0.riOO.unn
in
Wall
Htraet,
Ger
about th* eann*rs. If they ar* abl*
to get your fruit lor m thlng, many, under It, Is held to liability
they'll do It. This must b* a year by agreem ent with the United
for tha grower to tell th* ra n te rs .States guve.nment for Ih* first
what they must pay for his fruit.” time.
"These are only a few of th*
Ralatlena betwren the exchangt facts which confirm the assertion
and the fanners, Mr. Commander th at lh* 'eiecutive branch of the
*«W. trove been “anything lu i sa i government, with the exception of
ls factory.”
faw period* since th* war. has
“I hava alien led several mealing been committed to the European
with the canners, ’ he said. “One policy of commercialisation of th*
conference with their board lasted Carman reparation bonds In th*
m ir* than three hours. But I have United tSate*. . . .
never found them willing to co .“A moratorium on alllad debts
operate. Aa far a i their present a t ought rw ^jlo ha granted a t this
titude is concerned, w* were of time, or until much Information
- a - •;
fered 2U cents a -u« fur g ra p tlru lt not yet disclosed ha* been made
thi- morning.
-* h •vailabW to Congress, Tha Fran
K ..I- Qrilues, president of the co-Atnirlcan accord ought n o t.to
Manat** count, aub-axrhanga ansi bo ratified under any circumstanc
sponsor of the resolution, said es."
n atat. aim r a a v i c a , t i n
McFadden was preceded before
canned grapefruit wa* In tflract
n t i a u a ra o o L
th*
committee
by
RepreMntatlv*
competition with fresh, fru it and
tha grower was entitled to a profit Rankin, Mississippi Democrat, an
other opponent of th* moratorium.
In his daalinca with the canners.
During (ho day, 8 acratary S ti n
“Th* canneri will either help or
and Undersecretary Mill* of
hurt otly Industry," Mr., Grime* son
the traxaury. who atood a t Presi
•old. “If our canning grad a fruit dent Hoover’s elbow dari|ur_ th*
»>fl 1JI
•••bar.Jfl*kb. production ca*U «r n period lh wM.-h lho*" moratorium
mm n u i
•light profit, then tha citrus Indus- was negotiated, pleaded Its cause
-
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
C laarw atarrth* darignated coun- • Reg lila alata*,' Mrs.1J. F. Mct’lal« --------ty aaat of lha naw county of Final- lead taeantly at h»r hom* a t
nfplalnt Is heard of th* num- las, won Its fight *«ajn-t th* Ht. Mo q e’a Station.
x
of wild Koreea roaming Petersburg «nd of th* ciunty when J. N. W hllnar and B. A. Ilbward
i|h th* West, but fortunately (iov-rnor
(ill-hrl»» appointed ever, raturnad Thuradpy craning from
(lav. Roostvajt they ara not man named
in th* reeint prime Ihalr hunting trip. They wara quit*
lis t bald ta elect officer* for sp- successful, killing twd deer and
m
,
polntment a t th* first corps for bi In,ing home a Wild tu rk t).
,lf Unel*. Ham really wants to th* new county.
Ml** Mamie Thom**, of Athens,
. . Sfa th* nations abandon war as an
Reports from Washington show da., ka* raturpejI.U her hom* a ft
Arupi'nt of national policy, 1st th at trouble h a■ arisen over th* er a pleasant Walt of tav tral wash*
lie lot upon, thtjr paying. ,or a|tem p t upon lha p a rt of th* Flor with MU* Basal* long.
,
lapt on#.
,' . ''
id* dsU gilian lo socura further
John AUop arrived In Sanford appropriations for th* Improve
I too lot* lo make a ■peach Tuesday, ment of thu St. John* H U a/ choa
but »b«rt ara sum* folk* who knbw nal. Th* ItaJn over which th* di«■ j^t lt runn
running for Crngraaa any cuaalon had arlaan la lha deepening ’ Hanford, is now huLSSM hoars
of the channel from Sanford to
Falatka, Rom* time a g j an appro- from Naw York City, atflaUU of
tho Atlantic Coast U a* railroad
} * 7 jxap baaaqM Japan, has gun* off prlatlon_of _|IM,400. wa* made fur
nrad th M m t f h lig Ashen (Esy
— t L» r>M xtandlM soma folk* UU» p a fp e e ^ T h e eatlmalaa show
adetood th at th x fa st naw
th
a
t
$lfc£,otiO
Is
required
and
whan
nltad States
Frobkk)M tloi
' ® wtU. 1
................
Golf Coast Limited had Uf» New
tbo United 8 tat** |h* additional U tM Q w u a-ihad York City aa IU maidau winter
suit, what, with this for tha aoglliears declared th at th* run, sag will nrriva ia
tournamant constantly |n prajoct wa* not w«rth tha coat. villa la
v s .• They also te e n t j thlah that aa a group a f railroad offtetxla
- k tt4 H n n
r^'T7about 14.000,000 has hean spent a capacity load af wlxUr tourW -'A nathar Uv* Florida county la upon Improvamenta along tha lata.
* v ' i%Hghh«r, Laka, whata Oaorge ehannal of . lha. rivqy katwaen
Tha Gulf Coast Limited, p ld a of
r l a t|»* nawly alogtad p m - Jacksonville and the aaa, aa mors tha (Most Lina, U aOa af th i finest
' tk* ehpmkar a t commarce, should ho expended by the govern » a ta a making tha ra a batwaan
ko*r lu aadraUry, ment,
JaakaaavlOa and Naw York City.
rorantiy received from It
I t make* Florida only t t hoar*
Tha Ilomt and Faralg
from Naw York, and l
pry* SodatMa of th a _
naedana awith all pa lata
Churth hat#
an la >Uf rat loir far
It U oqali 4 . with
lo o m ,
t a k t xad
Ing of tha; tw#
— —
K
how^'
New Fast Train Link*
Sap ford.To New York
rti loom
‘ tlra a a r “It
w m UM.'Ahedrtran
^ M ^ k itib w
is r a t
H
upon Oklahoam aad Texas U mak*
“x similar secriflc* In erder th a t
1 M 2 win not d a o 'x repetition’'d f
the disastrous I N I ail eonditiaiis
In the mid-continent fields."
TAMPA—Former*' Curb
ket opened for business.
FR U ITIO N !)
C H O O S E
- -
.q
I Or TX* aw setates h v s t l
Chong llaaah-U ang hxa yielded
ta preasui* from aovaral q u a rta n
and slapped out aa commander of]
Chinas* force* la Manchuria to
bo saccteded by' Chang Tso-Hsi
ang. T b t Japanese, charging he
failed lo make good on hU promha would, evacuate tho Chin* area, have ordered a fra ah
brigade af troop* to Manchuria
partly bocauM tho CklneM still
arcupy Chlnchow,
I t was thought moaawkUo th a t
tha Japaaaao a r a ' caosoUdotliig
Ihalr ecattomic poaltlon farm ing
apallt*- w^tah- e r a lik in g raw
tral ot
plants, sad
a l railway*,
ixllwayh. power pkkata,
and
DRUGS
Jiaatjahat yoti Itavf wutoA-
Itonji
sjS
"Tha Raxoll Star*”
Chriatm— Gifts naw .an Dtsptay
l i : __ 8M _T V m _________:
Pho— U i
Randall Electric
Ramaead from
halldtag I#
'-s
• »
' I
►
M
Singer Sewing Machine
Haddqnortora
*
SHOE SHOP
Com pany
Yaldas
Electrical W iring ta d
.b
HATHAWAY’S
i m
,
i/ A L U A B L E
Y IT A M IN 8
MUk. and tggn rax tala vitamine neeaeagry to r i b—I haaltK
Fhyalelaxa raeamwrnd dplry
food* ta yo«ag and aid alike.
Radio and R efrigarator
n * g M ^ ^ V f r t li^
1*0 g. Park
BEAUTY SHOP
»r m
FLORIST
Wa
SI
The Floxiat
W A V ES
SHAM PO O S
Try Ua
B K A U T Y 8HOP
Cut Flowfra — Plant*
Floral OoolgM
»H
CAFE
Co.
N « tt U
k STEWARD “
rw o u i
H i» w r aim to aapply t> .*
prodacta la Ihalr gfaolaat ge>
ftaa af fraahaa— nod partly.
la
■BM IN 0L8 T U B
1st sju4 I ) .
DOSSEY’S
,
“yra.1i
—
•
SBC
TOT SHOP
INSURANCE
-rutM
othaf qtUltlea at Nanking.'j.«odare
r -■
W l
KARL J.
•VW* ipAta
to m w p o m
t kat CVinjh
DNtrtet
> a f;«
— <8r*v
a £
ktaq of the
* la* 88
LUMBER
• <, —
Co
J
s
to!hi
E.1’?
-• “
v u ih
WQP)
.
lbs
i
sren
•4 «
ho la Now York
•’•leek tha next
ratarx trip m“
i tholeo'*Inch la tha
rival kora af TO M
-^8
#
t
■I . f i
F -
■
ut,
F a. *, z • -
.« •
Hi
work of
at lha
I jkimt moatp. Mrs, H. E. at 1:08 •'alack la
■>,i RAMOS
tr
ELECTRIC SHOP
*
Fresh
Troops To Manchuria
■maw
2 3 :
AWNINGS
Ar*
P r d e r ,g
w iS E ia ^
, ••• 'r
AIRPLANES
try will benefit. Otherwise, ar*
might J u t aa wall us* this class of
fruit for farilliMr. I bell.v* w*
can gat 40 rants a !»* for this
fruit if era stick together. But all
growers mutt agrta to anforc* a
minimum prleg. So I further recom
mend that wa ask tha commit!** of
bO to join with us la this • tt u L ”
PARK —J .
Park* task orer Park lax.
Y- -
�T>
— --------- — T
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOIUDA,
Expression Pupils To
Social Calendar GiveProgramFriday P-ersonals
The follow ni( Christmas proFriends of Dr. 1. A Phiillpa will
(ram will >-e presented by I hr r t' regret to learn that ha la 111 at
piesaion pupil, of Mr*. G# .rue \
Femad-I^iughton Mamonal
M ai,alt on l-rt.ay evening m i> i"i the
i cl<>ch at ih* Junior High .S-hool
tu Jitotiu m :
Mra. K. W. Caffl*. of W ithin*
Hart I
tnn. I).
i* visiting Mr*. 0 . ll
T. 1’ian# soiu*, "Christm as I ar 1 at rell at her home «n Park Ave
ol*." Mildred Si*.
nue for a thort while.
~W jnrtering.,'' Jane T tiu iin
3 "What Would W* DoT” hath
Dr. an<l Mr*. Chart** L Park
••fine Spencer
left thla morning for Hillsboro,
t. ' What the Toya Sabi." Naia tia. wherr they w e n called hy th>
■'-The Gtra Club o7 Seminole High
t
Behooi will h**t a C hriim aa pro- lie True.
illnt-s* of the la tle i’* brother.
5. “Hanging Up Our Slncknig '
a t m a t 8:00 o’clock at th* *:ho >1
Mr anil Mra. l latenre Ecker
nditorlum . The public U cordially Charle* (iorm ley and Billy M.
t'aulej.
*on and >ounir *nn plan to lean
irvlled to attond.; 1
(
8. 'Terhapa,” Ellen M m w eih
Seminole Chaff** Number Two.
tonight for their home in llacken
. "Santa Claus," M a r g a rei •ack. N. J.
O, E. S. will b a n it* regular meet^
^
ing a t 7:30 o’clock a l th* Masonic Spence
it. "If You're Goad,” Evelyn
BBB© Hall ha- rFturnrtf fr mu
H an,
in
*1
>1
Th masville, Ga . where he ha*
Tka Dependable Cleat of the
9 "Slater S u e" Alda Wam- la tn takinr a bn-mess enurae l i
P in t HKhodlat Church will have
th* |«i«t fr* month*.
a ChrlptBlaa party a t M:00 o'clock w I u h ..
10. "An Easy World." Katharine
■t tha homo tf V m . Clyde Ramr >y.
„ „ (, ,
.
Thigpen
*S. M. Underwood, of knoaville,
Valencia Drive.
11. ”t'hri»tma» Eve," E lh ta te lh ' Term., anved today ta apenj the
1
FRIDAY
krcffle."
| winter reason aith hi* daughtria,
The Axarian Claai of the Plrat
13. "Sully Lou," Letitla (iormley. Mr* J E. Preston, and Mis* Nell
laptlat Church art!! have a ki't
11. “When tjie Reinuetr Were Underwimd.
xarty and aupper at the church a’. !H.” Doiiv Dorner.
!
- 8|90 o'clock.
11
l l “"Mr.
Mr. Carroll
f'arti
of Baltimore
W. B, Za hry and Miea lllairr
The Ural grade* taught hy ■few," N'*nc> Ho
Koraettar.
Zachry have relumed fmm JackMlia Vivian Croafey and Mia
111. "Why We lig h t Our Chn*t* | aonvllle where they acre called
Ullah Walah at tha South Side I inn* Tree*.'" Dnim lhy W lgglna
. recently hy th* death of the l«tPrimary School will
havr a |
Irt.
Cello
Ki. O
lio Solo.
Solo “Adagio." from ter'* grandmother
tmaa program and play, Moonlight Sonata by Bceth .ven,
• ------ta'a Shop,’ a t 11HX) o'clock M ildinl Nix. accompanied by Mr*.'
Mi*« Elisabeth Louise Watrr
th* achaol auditorium.
George McCall,
° f Sebring, n apemling
17 "Cinder-lla
Dyev
T h e m «i»l »e*ka here a* Ihf jr***At of
• local chapter of th* Amerl
I h«r «nrle and aunt, Mr. and Mr*.
Atamiation
of Univcraitt EUrk," rirviHn# H lrfrm .
IN. flAl (h ri*tm astH C 6 r n « ? liA |U . (*- l^onardy, »Hl*i PatmrtU*
omen will hold i ll regular |
Avenue.
Monthly meeting at the home of Vt'Kac
A*». Deytrn Stoner,
Mahoney
lit. "A Cbri*tma*
Surprise."
Mra, 1ta y nuond I 11hi!11p- t» a.
rtmenta. The board mvetli.a Fannie Ritrrr*
• irinuvfd tmlay from the Fe nald
take place at .7:30 o'clock, the *
Put I II
tuiughton Meitmrial H o-piul lo
program at 4:00 o'clock. Subject-!
i Lrri* m e. Picluica
her home t»n Park Avemia and
'Atiult Education in the Scandit "The I hri»t CHM." renb-r,
i- reported In he improving nice*
MVlaii countriei. In K u»ia. Kn^ ! Mtnit'l Kn v
|y.
laad anj Crrmany.”
o "Maionna and the Chriat
______
'An eapre**lon racilal jn D ll' Child.” rtadi'r. Mary Wtrifina.
' Mi. anil Mr*. J. M. llrjwn, and
farm '6f a *p«cial Chrlatraii pro j 7 "Jorcph and Miry," Edward daeghtera, Mi** Martha Brown
# n , Mi** Jane Brown, an,| Mr.
■ n m will bn given at d :00 o'clock and I illian Camernn.
f
»
p i the Junl ir High School audi
torlum under the direction of Mra.
jOeerge A. Moffett. Tbe public i«
|ln*lt*d.
Monthly meeting of tka N da V.
I Howard Chapter of tha l). D. C
I will he halt! at 3 :.m o'elork at the
of Mra. Prank 1. Woo.'r” ff
egrner of Slath Street and Oak i
h**nue.
he W » l Kidd T il W ry fchonl
will p l? t th tlr C hrhtm aa
Jn merit at 7:30 o'clock at
•chool auditorium. Tha public
aviud to attend.
MONDAY.
-atontniy meeting of th* prayer
bi«d of tka Woman’* Auxiliary of
t k t T raa'jyterian Churrh will be
___ a__t the
____ ______
h*ld at. 3:30 o’clock
ehorrh
Ttw Inspirations meeting will tako
a t 4:00 o'clock under the
tlon of Mrs. Lucy Hlghley-
£
NOTICE.
“Tbo meeting of tho W, C. T. U.
■which eras achedulo,) to take place
tomorrow afternoon, ha* been
paatponed until Jan. ...
7 a t which .
t|pM tba member* a ui moet fo r
special
al prayers.
£ha in Store Tax Law
Is Atfain Held Valid
1911
PA CE T H R SF
"Th« (irwn String,” a thrr©-act
mystery pity, was prr«entrti on
Tu«*ktlny and Wednesday evenincs
at the Seminole High S.huol auditorivim i»y the J amor Cla*> of the
-•thtMtl under the direction of Mra,
R «\ Maxwell and MtAa Marfarijt Yjachary. AM nim g m the proH ictitin of th«* plav w rrr
M ill
Marjorie DuHo«e. l^wter
Rivera
Afid i nr I ia C'titeman, aIage m int*
K A, Mis* Helm
Colliert and
hin iktm
••uninr^ nuinairr s , Miim Lum Hritt, head page,
■««d Mis* B«*tty
McKinnon and
M'*s Marjnrir Uonfwke, prompter*.
Mm*ir w it fiirnHhe 1 for the of1a-ion hy the high school or,he.«
i rn unflft the direction of K. (»,
Ball. On the fiiwl evrntpg rnterlainment he Iwren the Act* wat
rend**red hy Ml-** Marion llayne"*.
fieoi ge Andrr-on, Mi-s Mary Kit*atwlh Neele v and Mim Mar lien.4
T*«ii ant**, who all pi evented *on^
and dance nundtert. On the -e»
i*n,| evening -ntur arid dunce nuin
her< were ki\« l*y Mi*, Marion
H ivnew and <*e*»rge Ander-oti
Furniture for the -tels m th•■
1'liiy
farm»hetl hy \|i*» Fanm«*
S Muniton) while
Schinei I
^
hl. All„ m , mr
jnanl Do not i over th«* Im f ©51
Itlelv, It:it a Dow | hr w» \ Li u«« in
thv Baf li regular Iv and not nt all
tin kly. Work i|tiu‘k!y and r©h©»*t
the » j i atick e*oHt»iilly
Aftm
the wa< ha- ©©u nj'Hir.l t** wh*
Directors Of B.&O.
Pass Up Dividend
On Common S t o c k
-til© of th© Unf, apply it t». th©
u th rr mil© hi lh© Mum w *y.
T hr atrma m *v '**• Jfcf •».I"!****I with
«tr|iv |>up«i( •■©Huphaii. ui III l|
If
-tia m l- of n il1fiihln \
ttu**
til l- Irtttr • m»trt ■*I I■ u- rd. i tn
V' 'I* -tf’111 -|iu ihl 11 •’ fri' * 1UUJ'f i
• it i >othK iv it h «v4, i l .ll’i ■ ar’.l
IIr©
thr ft with |H© fl"' 1 1lil-.il
Ihf
mil f hp lak»*M Tm -, r 1Jin
r c '•> -Jell* u
wTlilTItf- Ir© t in '
thrill lh©V licit ll* • * \ . ihip lift
*|* frill H|i «■t 1R'l* s'li' J ini; If-'
pit |*f ■ l*©t a fi'ii • h>* •ft i.iitf'
Vow mi rip thf -ff.l- uf
Ih.
ft i i * ■ |«if*X11! s\ I tt :t 11II F1■fVk -tf 1P
of . IU f*l HKf rift » ” *h Mr,| j.|»iibg‘
VV \\ > Oil K. |W
I A r.)—
■n .tuck I hr New Volk C ci,1. nhile It technically did .-oft
i Ittif* In vni,* . ,11\ rdend la 'I
. k p,i*i|Nni«-,| inri*iric' al ion in*
til he* tho it
. nil'll il
' I
«II|1H’ Wit
m-xt May t»v announcing
tni annual hast.
.a
K,ii|-..n,l »■x,* n in e s ratio] lo V*
■i.l F rid as', nicotine will repn1*
nr ih»* we*ti*rn. eastern an I
i*ho extern pt,**i,|eiil*' confer*
li i
\i'Cl'l,'i1 ,
irene -il
nViitt,',* will l„* appointed In
, i>imu ■io n concliMinn" lb#
-1
of |n n ii'll iiil* with a
■■-' i , .iiiunitlro of lii nthrrhoed
Illllll* H
ire.I It
pruperty Mr- K t ‘ Ma. Mah*.n
\v*i* i e-ponnihlr for the make up*
of the ai'toi *
The n s : for the h u t evruing
mb- a- fidlow- Joaiah Mar-hman.
played L\ tlilhn I Wi ilia nt*, (iil
l»eit Itaine-, Themlnre Wndc; Ot
Wendall. |{tdlia Fhillip-, Ih Ha..
H H Oil ha in: Adam H ill. ft, da*it
Yoiiiif; Norma t Uiyton, Maith.i
Ann May; Hannah Itlodge, lleh n
Riaer; Rater Raine-, Ma r v Frn
re- Andrew-, and M ar\ Andrew «.
Pauline fraw foid.
For the -evnn-f e%emng the fidtewing took pa 11 Jo-iah Ihirrh
man, (til ert Wdlinm*, (iillaert
Da i ne-, Bill Ty *e; I it i V%TfllltlB.
i liflonl IUII. Dr 1U1I. liu*o- Stfti-
17
I ufB and glunm vtwlr'fitny p© *
in- •«I©*I It!' gi’lliMill mil way -lt.1%*
lion, tti'h a rutifirun*© nf ’he
i - kiMil - y' 4 It inppof till mu
lii* if*
nil. .1 *ur f-ti.liy fii •rrnntti’ a
f iMit I tfiftrlui^ m 11h Lh*' isHit'll- in
H
i eit *u*turn- a fitf nniut ti nc4Ohio ill*
rut lit itf tlif Baltimiir©
*t i f rn fh.if ’* had omitteil ir*
' .4. ti l Iv "uif11111 ii i f lk w iHvithtnd
f H
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(©ill pi'ivi tlv t *■ imnt i(of
.1 piJtr t**r 1y *l’\ul* m<I mi it- c in *
IIOI * i* lift WfM’TI 1h«
ui .. rn ml* ami wfiikrr- will h*
ti b. It**,| i- tfi-ru • tillv Mf»r»rtf«V tn
Wall fe'«!,.,! ilM it prolmhlf * Smn©
moo rliiuf- mt' iilruady Funt©i"*d
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ti> inm> - v i * * ' I
a l'* purr ant c t
if (hr to nil - will jafCMH* tu
l *•11«y|iHahn", that 1*0t<:ilar
ui 1 ,
pl|p«*l i<*'
fo fill 14 4 I 11I ll 11**311 i r»i, wlmlrvrr - j*vm»|C- m u lt, nfter Th©
|» n litai Mii’mhfi of jh*
pa}>« 1 *oiloph.i 10 it u
I•!•a pinly " irlliiw 11-in* put l i t paymfitt of thrir hontl intrrt t
famil> khliuh ha* Lrvii . utt-tafiiJv emu gh
•rihnu nii\. mill itn11h it on tin* .lurirtM, in rna in if tin* unrmplc/*
ira 11 iitaj| m jmLi ji f.*t ..i until ini.v
M*i»t'i4- 440 in.nlo of
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*, III klli|; Ill»* w'f okr- fi*»*l1 mrui problem aniun# thr worker i.
alnuMt « mmv »••nrt'tvnLU* fh|iF* «*' l*1l, Ion
t*f I lihb . ■lYd’
In th r rvrut of no a^rptm itih
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riitrr
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m ri, ti 1n-li"*-- 1* i«4ll>tphHT1 • 1 tlophiinr d it) eiflor t '1
'. t 11!»■ 11*| t ut fin* flow ui ufil v Hi mo-t of ihu ronda are rrady t©
w 1 U|i| kuI, flu, m*v% Mo-winmi'ii L it Ui at .* ' i eh u *1, \ iin -i'in I*fit '< 'il
hit th r r«*4p 'irrd ,10 day noli a
ii- 41 humlli l afl ni.il 1 it, m l u.mi me "iiv i- vpplit'l !.« tin1 potaD, t- ifto i i llu|ihun** mi n i l ’t oidfi V , un. rlhutt th rir labor rontra 'i ,
Mu* 9i*n». \\ i,i|i thr - fiibo with
HI «ith tlrft fillet* - un ’ ,1 k
t
* il in* ) tMiil t>f lit* j«»ppH‘nu i lo drmaiul a Jo pvtcrnt r 1*
|r110(hi| iJtjIiI lit !»lr
*' M Kmk MlC 11'■1 tII-- Hvu *|» III** ft OIM ^'o* t I* ll I In ' :iM.| 4 -affill hi I* |UI 11 IMitt* ‘ tl'IH,
1 MmiV luBkl'- lltltilf in Ihf -Hint* ipii turn.
i h il-tn ia- ififf- fi nu it
i » ll-'i'hai|y
n»© |HippV
pt'luh
p| ro,>i* Adam Mill, Pete Ihggui-, * *Bit of f hi4 i*a-i '•I <*1 ihi*. 1U - ♦’..4*1.1 fi. ah', it *t1*j IHi hi”* lu.lv , Mill ii, fo thr nthrr flowri-*,
* lay ion, Pal-v O'C,inner; pljt 1t Url h«'l 41111 IfII* uf th© IHMMt fir *1.11 ill- fl pt*Tdit alt<mt '•11
BFI IF \ KD OK V\\M K N T
Hannah Bind jet4 (ilm ly- Ilend*' r- fiiMthtal (tif-ffii
t ■V If 1*4- 1 it If. ll©< hr tK I ’ tho r*‘i*t«*r- ut
Mrs. Sallle K. U u « m U
aim; F.-tcr Kaine*. Fornelia M*- ifariiimf La^ fot 4*-f f .*( k* 1 • 1 t h©-i* f Ittw i I v un* ir a iy niHih*
A N ttr t.r s . T»r.’.
Ha**; mill Mnry A n d r e w 1'atber- Jophanu.. u a. »f»***4 fiffHrt mf frtr 1 “
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dpiriluaBat M©dlum * of T hr
Tn i ' \ i nL'i ■* I'mVfr Ihi'im wiip it
l V I1 i Bv -liptiliil imii of
lrt“ J"wcf»
I'n.xrraalve Splritu—list Cbureh.
Lui* inant 1»1tr Ihvium- il i- i ' c i u
■nm ♦ of «f Ihiphitrif, tl .twiuy: it
Tbo.e acting .»* 'i.hcr* were
won* amt vt! \ mi-pun nt !*.• mj4k»- .1 -'Monthly o\»'• ih*1 hip iil th** i'Hi ii».\4 fin Maty I'nkftiikl. film -tar,
W F_ ConoirH Av#^ Orlaad*.
sirid
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Ilrrrntin* Duggar. Helen
v**ry attriivlifer m* oih- rroil- ont^ ir- mill fji%i* titii^ it tivhtU un I1*4■
Fla. I’hone >311.
I "v'hepheerl and t v.e Infant," >nj Mr*. J. M Brnan, Jr., ,vn-l Cathi^nne Eorievler. Nona Drr--rr,
Rive
four thinjt- *“«*!l < i t « , <oho• | in it ti, j*j'ii-o lo thr « i i f -tnn , t ill pH11m enl, -he n «- itdleveil uf ,
K*nt Rrv**i“ tee, Jr., an,I William children, are residing un Plunwmu Marion Hnolehmi and Mary Jar
t u Irian, 4i«*p*» pa|u*» ami tniivilmr** 0 f till |.(t* . i !.|i . i I'liiVf unit•*rial, Phi muni nf $.lM,!K*N.Hft mhentam r |
Lefflce, reader, Kliao Hutchinson. Drive In San l*anta.
I'rc to n ,
f ’ut t h«* Liir of t e Ilo |<hh>i*' nm| m* rii -t4-1111111 lot*-*4 i-»iil■* wrili fiuinl- nil si j iiiit Irtl-r fun I su-terd iy*
It. "Mr. a.id Mri. Santa Clan*.''
liriinw f'f tai t«*lan \ ppty inn 11«tur* iU'f llitit It alp thf -tf Til With 4 1t
( t i r r o s iiAjtt.F: s i n k s
Elitaheih l^vfder ami D w othyi Mr*. George D. Bi*hop had u*l
Till-: COVRTTB
lo all the vrnui. iltnl
I|ti* .i { in ft iiitlt
• M|* of 4rllophatir.
Wiggin*. reader. S/»ncy Uo**c'ter I jJsr
f ot |liBchcon yesterday
tt'ifi’ther kvilh
|>;iiart' in it < > In ' tin- p«Mm] * ii out nil hit h
(JO T SHOP
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rnlliu niutvhiiig 1 ho 1 a 1 It t <iri
firm Thr hoffi’tn am! m i anjtf thrm
Oviedo, Fla.
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Ni< 1- rolloiihant' io U* olo i ’ 'iiiii | 1i»* «t n r * fii-tfniiiit thrm <»i luaii** haihitr iv»»- h *nn»ei t il f»*•
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Vt Ih,' home of Mr*. Covln«b,n
Ben Cantwell, kllaa Maty EluaV'lt'il in ih** 1 lot ho- i‘lo-t 1 ivftl , Ui, till, with i t ir* u of • pool win*,
and Mra. Burnell
bath Puleeton and Mi*a ( amilla
"in mumv Ilian mi hn u no | h d*** W
I trust CM-Ty «m* will herd m»f it ha* »i- plat.’ in any pait
tho \iii» it Iln» « nr in a p<* ■r iif 'I%
f.ilt* — I'o tterj — Handwork
Puleatoa.
intvicr and ,h„p early for t'hri.t hnu»r which nm* w l«hr* to dt4<o wii« niiil wiup I1 with u nan >\t ti4inI imt iu w ly eraCmiud ilri»w»iing
y e - t f iilily w hen th e t« n g f M i n t ’ ll
I’riar* of all kind*.
rna*. Step right out an I it,, right ruiir
fI* of 11if i11 i(i i i D iiupu pupfi
with auy fltm erTho
-unk with morn tbofr * •*MI h.iki
Hy JEA N SIAHDAY
li'hf
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Iritfltlli
mllllia
lit
all
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of
HUHr iliffl'iiit
onr'- tho irir - » ff to ho rlvan tn inako than tho m irimm law' 1vHlfc <04<li of til Ip- of I'i'tilU lbl I* itf tUttnlt
Wrapetng the Chrlitm aa prevent
Thin 19 one I h u -tm a- we a'l BewAu-o th^y m>ol..- umkiiiK with foiuiMt
'iniflf | r .il- i 'tj Irum
eo that the package look* gay and
i III Kt.ll ILL IM I'ID lU N i;
I
•hnuldi -ole t 0111 Klfl- with vail? -m ail plt-tr- of piper, c rul ,»ro 1 »ni«' i .if* » In prlmi -hupf thuti
I. A IH K S ' EXCHANGE
featlve it a* Interesting and de
'ii(*ii*.i| h tiv thwl-i* unk! ,*-hinr I"
Aiui thought, til',' u*cful tu t love fliitl t*\m tut4-- mmi■»i ht* ai'plM'il to
The wedding ceremony of V|
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Mr*. I.. W. IterwIrS
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lightful a task a* ihnralng th* gift
n -|rm %tn l knltttllR 'li* riTTr I'll** f tiiuliluill of Win-ti.n i hurrh
AHew 1‘raaaU n, daughter f M Ily gift*, and tht* t* c»*ily dune.
their fushiuuititf; hut. for
the
Vatari HIMw. — IIS V. rark
itael,. The idea h*» lung disap
and Mr*, V, J, Cranston, nf th):
I have *0*11 „h u tresaure hunt aoinan whn in »hi> - pu *>l uiailo illuitv th' ' i 'l ' f fij. titnl !ty il" ill - ill, B1 11i - fi at a Ir» n in n, « n* wai i- •
peared th at on* m a n efwxya u*> city, to E iw ln LnektU, nf Ml, , the past few days and really I
Fur Christina* G ifu Be* Our
i'lmit Th'' ".birring" i* dun,- by fni tnj v Ini-1 night. At >lu huipitul
iad and green for ChrUtma* gift grin, w in performed last Hatuid ■ * > " i't dt*appointe,| in the lca*t.
Handwork
if,,—,' new tiitd* ' |ir,-*.mg tin petul with th** ihuinb
bow*, an ! that white tissue paper evening at H:I5 o’clock by Ih • ll< [gift* that I found »uul,l !»• tre»- in Tampa, an.f you will flint thu „m| Bui finufr uf ihr W t h m«l ii \%ar -aid he wo- **impruving VYakrflrld Product* Sold Hem
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wa- -li nk By
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ia moat appropriate. 11 diday boa, * N. J. Ni i 111g at tv pastor ufhhc U, 1urea to the recipient of aorh lovely plifi* %rrv low
i .il,,)' f ihf lii'rtHf, which
hr III til
All llrm alltchinx 10c Yd.
t«i a11ai t Sunday . night
apyrsr now in French blu* wi:h .Monroe Free* Mathcdlat Church. I *n‘l “ " " I'"' B>D*. The man ,f».
F o r (n© wton.iu 'i ,iti u p p i(t int
.ih** iu*hi Pun'!. \Vht*n rvlfii-td. ihf
I’hone HO-J
•liver, gray and ormngr; in brown undated by tha Rev. Kate II \ lu«*-rs „f gift* have surety dune r**nl liuon- HU'I f4j«n«! iiit *• lift- , piial will t u tiphtly crinkli 1
Ml SI* UK LOY AL i n DAIM 3
and gold; In prlm-roae and jade- Booth, nf HuflaJo, N. Y„ ut th, Ihemat'lve* juvltre this aeaaun. J ' i w h y not if Hi* Iif i it i uni To* nri ,
Th** f tu *♦ i* i*a tIn*n «**tfrnlilu I
.in i*tinu "f l» •irivtft'l ii tuntfi^ i t i lo uf tiiiuly
given, and indeed, in any color Free Methodist Misiion (Tiurvn • nil the other hand they n irr'y iuitchftrn -ft.
B lU M IN tillA M . A in. D©c. 17
»lu h, .1 t fl!.*phuitf. Th*’ uiift hiy l A IVI Tarty loyally wa- fixed
hsrmony which a d*»ign*r may the prrw nce of relative*
m> .ante to n jr rear, e. Moat nf u. piti-e- Kvrrs’ thii-itil i, wo%«n
liinil,
T*
mr,
hmul-t
din*
lim
nin.*
have a budget tor nur Chrlatm:,*
ci.nrvlvv,
KITTI-E filtEY HOUSE
yr-turd!Av u i n tpuiBfiratiim fur
friend* uf tha c tuple.
prifflt**,- viM mol ninny wuirr i »ft atol t iillfil tuifcthfr I lit v :ire i un Bdatei* lit the llenim riitti4 pri
*lu ppirig »»n«l thjit’a nut n bad i*lfii
Maitland
A apruy oi holly yr pins, *„nn
The bhde had as her attendun'
I lilt fll III | fVIT**' pO-ltlMII
f'tllll mary In I!hl2, a- it wa- ln-t year,
Wishes all ll* old palroaa to
tiny cunea, a bit of tlnael, nr » Mi«a llildred Allen, matron uf n i Bill thf niu* thunr that plaaat- mu «l>pr»fial© llnrn l«uu .III i;iff
little toy lied in with tho tow of nr, ni»! Mi*» Serena llrucc, t rr.lv - inn-1 i.« tIlia: yno may pwrrh«-»- th" Boa.I B u r n - rxfttn*- flftemrii t* uiol ih«- " Sit u- - n tluii t h r p«'t «l i art hy lh© -tale Dcnitierjitn* ©xvrulive knuw it ia ready to1' give thn
out in»tfml uf in
hvpllr*|t g ift- from Si up; y r <. mii fly -im p li’iti
t-oimnitlre with th© provi-inn- ©x
same good service and foes).
ijbbon. give to a parcel a eery ,la f- maid, while th* hridegroom'* h«
Another 17 p ic e I inch c,.........I
f o t and n o r tin b u.. . j .-I a* | vnile,| to precinct and rnnnly ofIt I* uprn under th* lam*
inite holiday touch. Brightly rol nun wa* Marvin Stone, and l l . fhfn fur MI fpnta you may find
URf/'il thingR.
...............i* evtiem elv • ' 1» „done
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of Italian lntBr*i„,
*>rtli ..tb,' ,1'ftul*
, |it
fbura u* welt ax ita te and ndtluit"
ownership and ausplcro—Thr,
uteri Chrlitmaa seat* and-also large gnvomatnan was Thomas O'Neill.
1 h a iu m an y tip* fo r oh* m in hi*atitifi»I und im iH irtn l
- tm ig h t i h f luuvi*w «>** fio nif, hunt u *ticK at|
Manors A Little tirey Heart
Muvic during the ceremony wa
I laln-rulored gummed circles, crc»
Hanta t ’Juu-, Thr n«*w low prl**r hum Florence, Italy, In thin ihu|i ul uit'tii iMHfif'Rit'iit ruling vt.it1
Inc. Mra. Florin* T. M4tn* in
ten ts an,l diam nnJ, can be a f t li n l rendered by a chorui of six worn in jrwrrlfy ** limit interval In)f t • In Tampa, Both of The Ini lw*i i 1 mil I it i- <r\ lint unij jo-t i« a d y ' • N f | FID Ni
rw t itthulie Church charge.
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moat decoratively tu th* wrapping. rn. The chur.h wax deerratrd !»■ ii* all. Let me tell you o f a .11
I have told yim nltniii hm* »* , tu -M ■i■ I»» iL ihe win <|iiifkiy nl I' li-li Sellh'ioi'iit dedicated.
Here ere some ideas fur making thr occasion with quantities u un,| useful gift for the baby. "Wit M'li-itf in ilmign ntid wnrkman tilmig ihe I. f, h.-ginning *il the
flowers a n l fere,
attractive Christmas packages:
-hip. Price $33.
j tm-f 3111 i luiklllg ItiWLUtl Hie1
nie the l'i«»h*' vet, consisting
CHIC CHATS
HOLIDAY
WRAPPINGS
Miss Alice Cranston
Weds Michittan Man
IQUINCT. Dec. 17. — (A .P.)—
Jtsdg* E., C. Lijt* today ruled for
T 'e ciiupl* ar* residing with
A white-**rupped bus can b*
0 * aecond (lm« th at Florlda'i »»- given a gay ap p taran ra by pasting Mr*. Lockett’* parents, Mr. And
edlled chain atore tag law ia valid, on it gummed circle* of many Mra. r . J. Cranaton, a t their hrme
denied a petition for an injunc- b tia h l rotor a, on West First Street.
to h alt enforcement of th*
A b ,x wiapped tn red glaxed
dlamiaaed th* case at th* tarletan ami tied with gold tinsel
#f attacker* of the 10.71 ilhbon ia p rrtty and chetrfuL
Uw pmvldea a Knoluat td
Por a very feminine g ift wrap
i of to x atb n of from five. do|. j lh;
in" t k r r a x h ^ ' o r pink
MIAMI, Dec. 17. - I A . P . ) - 8 ob
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tltXr ° n tlU ‘n* 1 P 'P 'f .
'»«•
• hade
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i flr. t
CBttln g tha otber tw . Roger* today faced Ilf* imptUon__ _ '•hterie'r than
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wrgpflUgs
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first menl following H a conviction on
TO PROBK FOOD PRICES
„ n e ,'the palest, the amallaat of a lb ' charge* of armed robbery In b<
I Tle tbia peckage with iliirer riirbon' Jncking 100 ease* of whiskey frmn
PASHINGTON. D e e . 17.—. i. ant|
and Yut
put a pink rosebud in th*
the ribrity- J 0*"* 8 ‘ul». Miami bootleggerlaat
Martb.
41 _
bon knot
price* waa ordered today by
A , n>wfuk, e 0 r c l (M ^
Criminal Court Judge K. (Collins pawed sentence after a
' hemled by Smvat.r C apper.
e0m' ', d„
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*<*« I-/ « t t l n g ^annwflak*
||a‘«, /rnm
Jury jonvIeteJ Rogers after a 10
i, of lh# last legDUture
legtaAture
|n
o r ^ r on minute* deliberation. B. L. Roach,
to Investigate prices uf
who was with Rogers a t th* lime,
th* package.
also fares trial on th* same
M a t, and auger product*.
Cslorrd linings ra n be taken charge. Rogers contended
he
from discarded
envelope* and bought tb* whiskey from StuU
INS BILL APPROVED
paatrd over an old b et to hide and an argum ent developed ever
1GT0N, fa te .
IT.— printing. The edge* nf th* lining delivery. Attorney* moved for a
-Th# House appropriations may be concealed with clue* rows
trial.
today approved a hUI of gummed itara.
,l» I# a good plan to keep alw ays
1.900 fa r tha veterans
to mto< demand* op* hand m box o f g ift wrapping*,
Iran* on benaa car- and add to i f from time In 11m .
Tha fund will ha aaed All kinda of colored papers, rib
l e a n already provided by bon*. rants, tin y artificial 'low ers,
Member* of Seminal* High
tlndlnga,' *q*U sa d toy* may be School Glee- Club are tm ig h t of
deposited la thla eoUartlMb A ttrac fering a free musical to th tlr
tive picture* r u t out from m aga- friends aad tha public, I -ginning
T A K U AUTHOR
ilnen are also useful to seal pack- a t 1:30 o’clock la the Mho I audi
Dec. IT. ■1 * , or rover p rin tin g eo aid box torium.
| Heary Dana, TO, es. If en* keeps a tuba t f pasta
Party-flea vet*** will b* heard
I aoo lrwlaw end a tiny pole ad scissors la the In chorus aad solo w >rk. under tho
Longfellow. box, one will find many was aU directiau of Mr*. C. T . Henderson,
ay. H« pmctM Edith th e.y ea r ro und.for th a m aterials; •chaal must* teacher. Tb* program
tin. a ad a fte r h /r and It y m prove a real pleasure will b# built araund Chriatmax
he m auled Helen lo w rap g ifts attractively when tho aonga and care!*. Thla la
b* tba
who (arrived Mm iMc«»««ry trlfumlngs
first appaaraaau a f tha Cla* Hub,
aiaiU hU .
a new fe a ta ra a t Th* school this
Man Faces Life In
Jail For Hi-Jacking
High School Glee Club
To P a te n t Program
to
Golf
17,
Mystery Play Given i—
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■ ■By Hijfh School Cast 'A LIGHT ON A CHARMING SUBJHCT
Social A n d Personal
THURSDAY
TV* Bininai* Woman'* Circle
o f tka P in t Baptist Church will
■ M t at T:00 o'clock at th* home
of Mr*. John . IX Abraham* Oftparatory to going to the County
Home wharo it will sponsor a
Fragrant sa d Christmas tree.
^ * l t * East Sid* P.-T. A. will meet
U t k * school auditortum at 7:30
TWoeh. Every paraat ia urged In
T H IfR S D A Y , D E C E M B E R
CAME
I* WALTOJf—Stale Read
No. U formally opened at ealebn-
PCNBAC
bib and •t«ii,n, the spoon 1* Cun, ■i
inunity p l a t e silver, an,| the b ill
1* white llnene, embrnidere,! in de
sign* uT ru lhlli. dug, and led.ly
bears, which are sure to anruve
thr baby. I 'rite I t.
What young lady wouldn't luve
a new vanity -urn- th at t* read/
different. Thet* i* a jewelry state
shooing a vanity like this. The
v a n ity __cumex - n n . a..KoUi chain,
which I* worn armind the neck,
the locket ha* enamel front, and
Ih* design i« very quaint. Su m
ming it all up. thla vanity reminds
u* of the gold locket* our grand*
max wore. 1‘ri.e $H.
Of ro u rte w* can't leave out
male friend* out of the picture
a hen It rome* to gifts for their
Christinas, and I truly know nf
some gift* th a t will be appreciated
b y every man.
We all know every map. enjoys
a Roman Iwo-in-ane cigarette rise
an<l lighter, bloderniatir designs
and a variety of color* to rhooael
from, fr ire 11X40.
Don't you think a new ply I* ring
would ha appreciated
most j
men? I do. A new ctyd# ring I
notirr,) w as of aolld whit* golJ
and it had th* new coin gold appliqurd on the shank of the ring,
aad you may have th* Initial Inlaid
ea th* ruby set. This rin g fa quite
different. Pile# only $1740.
And her* I* something tru ly new
for |he home, and It ran be used
In the sm allest apartm ent. A beau
tiful tea table—eKlaag In style,
solid walnut
and, tee.__It _la ____
stain
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proof. Th* U p of this U a tail*
portray* a hunting seen* fn the
mountain*. The huatora a n reedy
to go ang so are the bird do-c.
Th* colors cm the top of this toil*,
‘
of wood.
f
m
m eatlea t he celeig g ig i ll HP
A $2 Dinner for 0
4?
STERLING SILVER
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ft PATTERNS — FLAT >VARE
STEItl.INfl SILVER
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GOBLETS, Each
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McLaulin - Jeweler
112 SO. DARK
MATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW________
To-Night
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HE’S THE BLUSHING
PRIDE OF THE CAMPUS •
Joe E.
fVceodad P o rt O U yi *S#
C/esetf toe el f s M o i U f
flaked Onions leg
JeJftof Teaser* and f | l talnJ ] R
Cheese fliarairs 30#
dpcicol Cmmmtl T i l t 13#
Dearies*** If
J iB lid T#aaa/e end K gt MalaJ;
Dlpeuir* eae package uf lenwu > h
to la on* rup twlllng water and
edd one, caa tomato aoup Coob
c ** thee# hard-boiled agg* la half
and eel one half to each af etx l»
dfvldeal molila, eut ebl* up. Pour
haough tears la m lttufe aroned
aaafeihalf agg to hold It la piace
mad Mt la tb* n trtg sra lo r to
aet. Bit Ih* molds w.lth ccmalntng
Jello aad let sat and chut thor
oughly.
I Arnold onto lettuce
leave* and gsrnieb with juayunualse. Bsrvea ell.
.tp r in t Caramel Terfc: C e e tr
together on* tablespoon butter,
..a* fourth cup* b n w a . lugar, un*fourth cup whit* augur, on* tablespoon water until very thick am#
brawn. Best on* egg yelk alightly. ail* ope teaspoon coraaurrh
With the syrup from on* I-ounce
ran of apricots and combine lb*
two. Add curt mat mixture a n l ’
oMh la deuhle bolter aa til thlek.
I’our Into a lt baked to rt abell* la
which apricots bar* been tr ~
ranged. Tup with martnguo mad*
‘ wfcttoa of-egg
ofamt t t M t l l i r
aoaftetionera n i s i end
■ H aad
th* )*U* arsuod agg* baa ?*?*•*? •« «
to u n u f;
BROWN
LO C A L BOY
MAKES GOOD,
DOROTHY Lll
tu act*
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LAUREL & HARDY
A USD
NEWS
TRAVEL TALK
�l a l A*. «»
• i a IL L a
th* W ays-sad Mo m
m ittee dnd ths Ftaancn Committo*
of the Senate.
Th* cabinet -member said 4ts
p it poso had been to h a lt a Spread
lug financial panic th a t Ity e a t.
•nod to engulf th* business coalers
of Eorope and America os wetL
Mills’ usual soar* urbanity yield
ed to forceful eloquence and a r
dent gesticulation os ha asserted:
“Right or wrrfng. Ui* President's
action was absolutely necessary to
a ra r t a major disaster.*
Hifb Bykt Gaaoline
an*
ADJadi--------th tte days. A U 'sorto a
ON FR
CANNt
.
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#r m*
• t eU
DEC. IT, 1WI
VERBS FOB TODAY
URBDAY
RKSU.nRECTION—J«*j»
Jito bet*, I am th e' resufrve4 a nd the Hfe; he th at ballsvoth
MS, though ►.# were d**d, je t
i,lire ! And whoever llrath
sllsvrth In me shall never
i r —John 11:26.
" ifritA Y E R —Thou who » rt the
HsgUrreeUon end the life, may we
U t* sa d teUeve In thee.
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g a iG B T
baijpt*|l
■t * n d i
poW«d,
P V
HOBS EUAN
for Ml*. If th* i m c tales *lfort IjAd
th« boom m U being mad* now, we wonder to what a * t n
height! th a t period of prosperity might h ar* gon*. Tif U»d
gasoline bualneaa, for Inatance, In thoa* days, one kind of
w u good enough for everyone. Now It la M difto pick your brand of gaaolln* aa your favorite
cig a re tte ..
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' "The plain and fancy brand* of gaaoline which a r t en
tering th* m arket,’’ the Christian Science Monitor relate*,
**t>id f a i r to outdo the pickle Industry in variety. VfWre
one* thw m otorist drew his machine up alongside th* curb
and called fo r five gallons of ‘gas,’ he ealla today for a
tankful of forked lightning/ or 'orchid streak,’ or Trfoe
ajfitflea/ of something else Which la supposed to push any
Wd bus’ ovttr th tiu ru p lk a at a ra te of speed and a> f a l ......
pf m avem eut -tJiat no plain gasoline ever could hope to
ddceb'r fiT ItT v i- •> ■ •:
• -*1 wi.V e '*
r 'r. “H« backs u p to m array • " ” «** P ° ,t,
h denuded f o m t Gasollnt hei
ere to fit any pockeibook and
tnofwioama* fo r i t than there are Ingredients In an^ ca&of*
thcAsetk *t*w: And the color schemes a r t not
One may now have his favorite tin t carried lata- hiar
(in* tag * /W h eth er one’s taste favors pink or _
yellow,, u s chemist appears to b« quite ready *tb
i b mee
W. "To top It all, the automobillst team s t t a t ha head no
longer Unger, In ouUaf-the-way places while se e klugih .. a*alsUAe* tn s t a r t s baljcing ear. He (s told the new products
not only sta rt It Instantly, hut can keep It going for some
time afte r the tank I* empty.
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“Add to these refinement* the ponnihillty of scented
gasoline, sod th* time 'may come when exhausts will f|U
the highways, not with carbon monoxide but with a tta r of
rosea. Then H may U) said that gasoline is not only re
fined, but cultured."
Be th at as it may. the tax Is still seven rents a gallon
hug pink, blue or orange gas, and regardless
w hether you bu.
of t h f scent
atot* ■
esr-prlcksd.
champing
Its
A Splendid Building
ley
# 1 .
Washington, U. C., a city of beautiful buildings, will
jr' the fold electric etraw of
soon boast another notable structure for the housing of one
HI | l r y Hall.
Ifkng^t whlnnlee through epae»; of the m a n / departments of government. The Department
. ro r a r t ik y -atu ff ran baffle of Commerce building, which wsa begun several year* ago
tls sharp and delicate lioafn, pr»- during the height of the boom, is now nearing completion
and is hailed os, a inasterpirce of enduring atone and m et
al, a worthy example of American skill In design and con
W kh wtU conquer darbneee, who struction.
“Unity of design and purpose,” says the Manufacturers
’ Will tnount thl- black etalllon?
RgMia.the east comet the glortnue Record, “has been streaked in this Important structure
• 1'rWtbr, hie rheek-reln» are which is to bring under one roof one of the greatest busi
“. I Sblaie.
ness Institutions,'for it will house, with one exception, all
W hltl flame leapt from hie thu various branches of the United States Department of
ltd . * bridle; hi* -addle—a glowing Commerce, It Is a major part of the inclusive program for
midalilon:
better accommotljitlqns for goyk-rmnenfsl (JepsrtounU anti
A nd tfllkh*,* c r i s s n i l tremble, ; | further beautification of the hxtltln'a capital. Its massive
(i ,^;darkhee», broken,-obey
proportionn command attention. It cotrera a ground area of
nenrly eight acr*a Slid runtainn twentv-five acres of work— Mlrtaw Allen lie Feed.
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pace, which allowa for an ultimate force, without
!.* A ntckhtg party I, by no meant crowding, of 7600 employer. Thenc and other facta describ
the way Ihe glrsff* got that wgy. ing th» magnitude, thd beauty and Jhe exceptionk) facllltiea
( ( • ■'
-oof tl)is gigantic'undertaking, are given el»«where in thl
■ Qriande joined wh >l*h)art*dly In laaue.
nforu't celebration of ETOfT#**
•on"
“When the Dtpartroent of Commerce Building w aa
s t a r Led. th is country waa riding on the crent of a p ro a p a r
ity wave. It haa been carried through to completion during
Florid* would b* hurt by o n o n a buslndaa depreaalon in whicij ita erection haa meant op
'g U faeA iial. -*>s Major Charles A.
portunity for employment In literally hundreda of line*.
. feowji*. Thai would La something
Twenty-five hundred meq have been needed on the building
work and uncounted number* In the plunta that have pro
yj £
y ik
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“ Whin K hrartr rlothta a rt duced th s m a te ria ) ant) equipment.
“ In conception anti erection, it reflect* the resources
m ate. N otm* will wear them", Is
fils way Phil Usciity puts It. and the purpose of America. Resource* of human skill, aa
well a a the unequalled resources of mine and- forest from
Md bl* Narine!
practically every section of the country have been called
-"With four candidates running upon. And iri the result there is a' monument and a fitting
Ttr govtrnnr, In k , Ilk* Jackson- heme for a great department th at through far-reaching aid
n il* cught to got to first
to commerce adds Immeasurably to the welfare of human
- M>»*y.
life.”
P d 1.. cleelv placing |h rlr fall.
a m i"
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, Th* flsw lslon suyar null haa baghn dpsratlon giving employment
'a - i c t n * two thousand person*.
*They’v# keen raising ran* down
tjkpr^ for sums lint*.
•
^ . . U Unci* Sam realty want! to
' aa* the nations abandon war aa an
V tn lru p v 'n t of national policy, lot
!klm Inilst u p o n ,th t|r paying fgr
la»t a n a .'
,*
h
—a
John AUup arrived In Sanford
1 too U tt to make a speech Tuesday.
; b it thara *1 * some folk* who know
‘ t e j * running for Cmgraaa any-
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toUter Uv* Florida county la
dplghbor, Lake, where Georg*
M r 1* t|i* newly slertod p m I 4f th* 4hamh*r of rommerr*,
John lJMJqter lu soOreUry,
hdV* recently received froal It
i X n M ^ S ir f o r t? k ite
Mkfkttag w e 'have path lu
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C lsarw atsrr the il*«l|nat«l rutin- • Keg hi* slater,' Mr* .1J. F. McClelly aeal of lb* new rnunty of IMnel- l>n‘l rseehlly a t her home a t
las, won its fight aiajn st th# St. Mo it*’* Station.
J, N. Wh liner and B. A. Howard
F stsrsk u ig snd of the n u n ty when
Gov-rnor GlU'hrlst appointed every isturned Thursday evening from
man named In th* recent prime their hunting trip. They were quite
tic* held ta elect officers for a p successful, hilling twe deer and
pointment, as lha first corps for bilnytng hum* a wild lurkey.
Ml** Mamie Thomas, of Athens,
the n#w county.
Report* from Washington show G a , has retam ed lo hor heme a f t
th a t trouble has arisen over th* er a pleasant visit of several orsvks
ajtrm p l upon th# part of ths Flor with Mi** Bessi* Long.
ida delegation to soruro further
appropriation* for th* Improventsnl of thv HI. Johns Kiv*^ chann*|. Tha Item over which the dis
cussion hoi arisen I* th* deepening
Hanford. U now httLl&lb hour*
of the channel from Hanford la
Falnlha. Hem* lim* * g i an eppru- from New York City, afflsiaU of
tho Atlantic Coast Ua* railroad
priatlon of $162,400 wo* mad* for
announced this morning when they
this purpose. The estimates show
th at Ilhfi.tWO ti required and when y p Ajrfctd I j j l b flat new
Const Limited had fell New
he additional $02.tW0 was asked York City on He maiden winter
’or th* ebgU eert declared th at the ran. aad
arrive la
project wan not worth the cost. villa
"
They also seem t i
a group of railroad
about I4.0WJ.IW0 has been spent a capacity load of winter tourupoa Improvement* oioag the
of tho. river hetwosn
Th* Gulf Const U m itad. grid* of
Jacksonville and (he tea, ne mor* tha Coast Line, U *ae of th l fU oai
should ho expended by th* govern
ment.
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i
M
. . . . . . . Ydrii'-ML.
New F*st Train Unka
louriMmoat constantly la
UlpeiT
'^
.
Sap ford,To
forxlj New York
, Ju st because Japan haa gone off
geld standard ooma folk*
I r ik* United S t e m wltt rrv>the U nited Btats*
It. what,
what. with
w tU thia
this
lew salt,
f k B f S . " ■»*
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SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
• Complaint IsVieard of th* numb*r rtf wild hors**
roaming
throegh th* West, but fortunately
f9t Oov. Roosevslt thsy *r* not
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Th# Home and Fervlpn Mjstiin- It make* Florida only a
eratlonrfer some I
os has !»«•«% “ “ ^ te r la r , valet aad
k f k r T r r i l Tlmeet “It t r :
5
M
» ? S £ st% ! S u M l& re S m £ t
Joint
Ion In Dervdthdr
ike church I t was decided at lha **
1«« vros* salted n
M r.
Fhrplgn he
S
la tha
New York
rival
iW f
AIRPLANES
AWNINGS
M ar
F R U IT l3 lH n P A M —
Parks task over Park ton.
t *>•
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is-
DRUGS L
ELECTRIC SHOP
Company
H s c i r i e a ] W I r ia g i M
HATHAWAY’S
Qrdws Fresh
Troops To Manchuria
H r r* » a— eSesea r i , «*>
Chang llaneh-Liang haa yielded
ta preeeui* from several quarter*
aad stepped out as commander of
ChinaM for too In Manrhurta ta
ho succeeded b , Chang Too-Hsi
ang. The Japanese, charging he
failed lo make good on hi* pramla* he would evacuate the Ckin<M * are*, kayo ordered a fresh
brigade ve f troop* to Manchuria
partly because the Chine** atlU
sc u p y Chine how.
I t t a r thought moanwhiU that
tho Japan*** are rnnaolidatlng
lhair economic position forming
manopnllen which am taking cen
tra l af railway*, power plM ta, and
U U f qUHllci a t NiMttgVLawdeTi
*<■ «V. Oanten group a
l i t B. Fork
yA L U A H L E
ITAM INS
Milk, sad eggs comtain vitatine ainmpry te rehuot health.
msmend dairy
foods la yunag npd aid aUhn.
It l* anr aim te Mpply t> .*
endnsts la their gfailmi 4 a
free af fronhaepa and partly.
BEAUTY SHOP
FLORIST
S T E V A JK T
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W A VES
HHAMWMW
The Florist
^ u*
INSURANCE
fe u A N C K
m
alfcpo Indicating the* a t e ready
te. w p p w * p ast dlffayungha new
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nf lha l S i ^ « 5 f c ! * n “
W i W m 'i i ii
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■ ■ ■ ■ k ra B & l
2?
U 1 1 :M
TAMFA— Form ers’ Curb
ket opened for business.
sss& ;
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(- j r - v - p
B usiness a n d P ro fe ssio n a l
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"Rvu hor*
Uip
•U n h
L
flS L t
would attem pt to hoop th*
•
», IW tM Is l S*
alio*Ohio *fl production a t’ ,
barrels dotty next year and
spaa Oklahoma and Texas t* mokp Dsa-t fall ta
“a sim ilar sacrifice In ardor th a t
IB S win out tee a repetition of
th* d isastrsss 1*11 eU condition*
In th* mld-rontlneat fields."
CHOOSE - -
roastrseM »» M « «ar toa
a’Ueek tho
• hair-
re (C oadnuad'frjnT Page Ona)
Beady, be said had "taken
th*
hid* o ff him.”
• MeF*4dm, "Who-served fo r 10
y e a n a* chairman of th* Hh m
banking Committee, delivered a
quiet, rare fully phrmsad externpornneous ipaeeh before th* Com
m ittee He «a> interrupted fre
W A V CHULA — Straw berries
quently by question* from T read
shipped from this pise* short tlms
way hut was unruffled.
A t one point, ho aaierted the •gom outoiium was linked Insepara
bly with revision of w ar dehU.
,T ra*dasg cut in:
" You have mods that ala!
merit twice in the face of ths
statem ent by the 1‘rrnident and
Unde 1secretary Mill* (of
the
canning evade giapqfrsdl Mat ihql T reasury) that they are entirely
all association, ba roqaaslad to re separate. Vet, *0 far a* I can tall
dos* to sail any fruit to- dinners you present no proof of It."
“ I prefer to let my statem ent
at * lower figure than thl* and
that >11 growers ba lofocaad- •( Stand,'' MrFaddrn /replied, a fter
ths valor of their drops aa faeUI- predicting a debt revision confer
tsi r aad said gr-iwora ba rsqaested ence within three months.
“ And I will let th* implication
that they do n ai sail or allow ady.one 10 pick ap (hair drop* ta sell of my statem ent stand," was
Treadw ay’s rejoinder.
is running plants.'*
*
Ur Fadrlen launched upon a se
Several leader* of th* citrus In.lintrv. Including ('. (’ Command ver* ciitic-ism of the srtivltiss of
international bankers. They have
er. s 'f e r a l manager of the rs
loaded th* small hanks of Amari1 liens-. *ddt,-«ed the president*,
ca with foreign securities, he said,
warning the s,*oeiati >n* that the an^ this has been th* causa of
time liatl r ,m ; for all growers to many bank failures. He ssdd
demand s i least an evsn break far with Franc* in a position that
their canning grads grapefruit.
Anaari-a had associated heiaalf
“We mu*t force the epnners |g Germany most pay her uncondi
act,” Mr. Commander said. “ If the tional reparation annuitioa.
growers make th- first move, we
“T he present adininiatratlan ha*
may to able to stabilise the Indus- perm itted the reparation bond* to
l»y. You must tell j m r parking he placed on sal* in this country,"
house manager* to irfri*# to ell 1 be r-ntinuel. "The proposal of
fruit at less than 40 cent*. If our! President Hoover on June
20
cannuir grn-ie fruit Isn't » ith Hr* (the morr ori irp proposal) would
cost of production, it Isn’t w orth' ln,»- frTr **'h the French foreign
anything. Yet Porto Rir» It g .:
, f flnanelvl policy. The Franro$20 a Ion for similar fruit as cn..
’ *r'**-mrm make* i» pospareil to the $tl oor gr .w sri si. ’
*•’
Fren-h to
offar
paid Rsmemhcr this one l„|.L ' reparation bond* amounting to
about th* eanners. If they are able *--b®®/**t-t'-',0 ln W ,R Street, Oerto get your trull lor n,thing, many, under it. Is held to liability
-they’ll do it. T hl, must ba a year hy agreement with th* United
lot lbs grower to tell th# ranters State* govr.nm rnt for the first
tins*.
hat they mu»t pay for hi* fru it"
“T hree are only a few of th*
Relations between lb* caching* facts which confirm the assertion
end the eanners, Mr. Commander th at the -eseeutiv* branch of the
•aid, lew* teen "anything lo t sal- goernuwent, with th# rsccptlon of
l*Jactnry,~ . . . . . __ _______ fow period* since th* uar, ha*
"1 have alien fed irvcral mealing been committed to th# European
with lha eanners,' he *atd. “On* p o tlr, of rom m errialiiation of th*
eonfrrrne* with their b n arj lasted German icpaiation bonds In the
m>r* than three hour*. Uut I have United tSsle*.
“ A moratorium on allied debts
never found Ihrai willing to co
operate. A* far a* their preaent a t ought n a fjto ho granted a t this
titude la concerned, we wer* of- Urns, or until much Information
(eied 20 rent* a j « t f.>r g rap tfru it not yet disclosed has bean made
(hi- m »rainf.
-4 * aesilabU ta Congress, The F ran
K. -I- Grhnes, p m id en t of th# co-American accord ought not to
Mauatra county iuU-exrhang* and ho ratified under any cinum atanc.
•|.im,i>r of lb* re*olution, said
McFedden waa preceded before
canned grapefruit was in dlrert
competition with frevh. fruit and th* committee by Repreeentatlve
the grower waa entitled lo a pr .fit Rankin. Mississippi Democrat, an
In his dealings with the eanners. - other opponent of th* moratorium,
D uring th* day. Secretary Stlm"Th* eanners will either halp or
hurt oily Industry," Mr., Grimes aoei and U nteiserratarg Mills of
'th e tronaury. who stood a t Presi
sold. "If our canning grade fruit dent Hoover’s slbow daring the
•llher yields production costs or a period In whi.-h the moratorium
•light profit, then the ellru* indu*- wax negotiator!, pleaded its reuse
•ry xltl benefit. Otherwise, » .
might Just as well us* this class of
fruit for fertiliser. I believe w*
ran get 40 rente a-uox for this
fruit If we stick ta |eth er. Uul all
arow tra m ust agrea .to enforce a
minimum price. So I further racommend that we ask the committee *1
60 to Join with u* la thia e f f u t.’
with
merg- « >• *m»lFPmi
llig of lha two S««i*tJ«a
(Continued from?F
to haw men pick up
,
haul tbam to the ra w in g plant!
whereby th* grower will gut • w ry
lffll ’1 p rW far the drop* and
"W hrtra* thl* W j f f t l i that
lt> prlrv attempted to he Used by
raimrrv for canning grade grape
fruit I* rntirvly to i low and al*i
fcvl, that the drop* in th* grow
arc worth mow as fsttiUawr t-an
kte canning plant la willing U par
for Ibmn
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“Theraforo he It sunatvud U ut
w* rsq u rit the directors * f Otb
Flarlda t.’ltru* E a rh a a t» 'M d this
-or-Co
association 'th a t tb * r
hours
a r y SocteUka
Socletle* of the F irfe Jfe a * from Now York, aad
t Chureh kaup hi under ton- Section* with all
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORP, FLORIDA,
Personal Activities
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Social Calendar GiveProScan*Friday; Personals
Thc fullownig
THURSDAY
Chriatmaa
pro- |
( Friend* of l>r. 1. R. Phillipa will
Tha Bu»i ne»t W o m u 'i Circle (tarn will j* presented py the
regret to learn that ha ia ill at
pirsaion
pupil,
of
X
n
.
lm
r».
A
of U i F ln t Baptist Church will
thr
Kernad-Laughton Memorial
M
al.rtt
on
I
n
.a
y
evening
at
a
im
matt a t 7:00 o’clock at tba home
Hospital.
< cluck at the Junicr High .S-hool,
cud it on urn
Mra. K. W. C affie, of Waahing
Part 1
tnn, II. C., ia viaitlng Mr*. O. II
T. Piano aoluo, “Christmas i ar b a 'r .ll at her homo „n Park Avr
<tl*. ' Mildred Nix.
nue for a ahnrt while.
2. “W mrterings," Jane T'uttcn. I
-I “What Would Wa Do?" hath
Hr. anJ Mr*. Charles t- Park
■Tine Spencer
left this morning fnr IlilMuuu,
I “What the Toys Said." S’a'a lia. a here they wera called by III.
lie True.
.
illni*,, of the la tte i’* brother.
S. “Hanging Up Our Stocking
d a m at 8:04 o’clock at tho i-hn .1
akditorium. Tho public 1* cordially Charles Gormley and Billy M.
Mr and Mra. Clarence Eckrr.
1 aulej .
tori tod to attend, ■
*<>n and >uung ,nn plan tn le a ,,
8. "T’rrtiaps," Ellen U m a r lh i tonight for thrir hnine In lleckrti
Seminole C h af{at Number Two.
I “ San la Claus," M a r g a r e t tack. N. J.
O, E. S. will h a m It* regular mc-tlag at 7:10 o'clock a t tho Masonic Spence
8. “ If You're Good,” Eictyni
Billie Ball ha* returned from
HaU,
M ,~ * *
Th m.nvillc, (j*.. where he hu*
Tho Dopondahlr Class of the Stow
9. “Slater Sue," Alda Wain- lean taking a bu-inea* cnuru f .
N P in t Methodist Church will havo
the j* ,t few month*.
a Chrlabpm*., party at K:»0 o'clock w ilt h..
10. "An Kasy World." Katharine
a t tha noma b f Mrs. Clyde R* ni» *y,
Thigpen
I
V ab ncb Drier.
S. M. Underwood, of Knoxeille.
11. "< hri.tmas Ev#,“ Eliiateth Tent)., anted today to apon^ the
FRIDAY
Lcffla.*
| winter eaaaon with tu- daughter*,
Tho Aiarian CUuo of the Pirot
12. "Sully Lou," Letltia (lonnl.y. Mra J K. Preaton, and Ml»» Nell
laplU t Church will have a kH
13. “ ft’hen Uie Reindeer ft ere Underw,»od.
/arty and ,uyp»r at tho church *:{ Til." Dot u Dnrncr.
8:30 o'clock.
W. B. Za hry and Mi** Claire
II “ klr. Cartnll of Baltimore
Tho flr tl grwdss taught hyr Hbw." Nane> Ro-rettrr.
Zachry hate relum ed I iiiiu Jack
illlao Vivian Croahy and Mi* I •SB. “Why ft’r lig h t Our C'h»t*l- »on*ille where th e . were called
Mil* h Wolth a t tha South Side mn* Tree*." 1),milky W lggine
. recently by the deatp of the Utary School will
hare »
10. Cello Solo. “ Adagio.'' from I ter’* grandmother
atm ai program and play,; Moonlight Sonata by P erlb .ver,'
------- —
nta’o Shop.’ at 1|:00 o’clock Milmrd Nl*. accvmpanled by Mr-..
Mi*a Eliiaheth l.uuiae Water
i ochool auditorium.
George McCall.
, n>a ,>. of Sehring. la apemling »e»
17 "Cindar-lla
D yei T h r m *H l week* here a* Ihe g irat of
1 local chapter o1 tho AmcrlAssociatton of Universiti
kl*rk,“ Caroline Birger*.
h ,r u,»rl» ■"<! aunt. Mr and Mi*.
IH. “ Ai Chriitmaa." C ft r n e lin i
*’■ l^onanly. IBIS Palmetto
ion will hold Ita regular
Avenue.
enthly mretina at thr horn* of M Rar
8ra Doyt ,n Stoner,
M ahoney' 19. ‘*A DHri«tm4S
Krnnii’
m*iml C l'hilli|>« wnailm ent,. Tho board
< Tfmuvyil tmJmy (ri»m thr Ft* nnhl
take place at 3:70 o'clock. ih< *
I**!! It
IjiugHtnii Memorial HlM|llUl
Hn«pU«l t<»
Program at 1:04 o'clock. Sublet • I
m i • P i r l i .i t eii
h e r h o m e n n P a r k A v e n tit and*
[*Auult Education in the Scsm li1 MTh** rhfiftl Chilli.** rmh-r.
l* reported to h* improving nirea y b n countries, in Russia. K n y-1
o f H rv John D. AWraharea Qfc-
pwratory to going to tho C ount/
Bom* whore it will ipooiDr ■
Procram and Christm as tree.
vTh* East Sid* P.-T. A. will mrc i
tho school auditorium at 7:.10
S lo c k . Kerry pa rant i* urged to
>M yroeenk
Tho Clew Club o f Seminole ITig'n
School will hnro ■ Chris'mms pro
JT ,
and and Herm an/."
An expression recital in tin j
“rin of a ip ecu l Christmas Pr»* |
am will bo giuan a t UtUO o'Hork j
^ t tha Junl , f High School au.li
dum under thr direction of Mm
A. Moffett. The public |<
|invlt*d.
Monthly tweeting of the M do V.
I Howard Tha pier , f tho If. I). C
I will bo held at 3:.10 o'rloek at th r
I hartio of Mr*. Frank I- Woodruff
| earner of Siath Street and Oak
THTTlSDAY. DECEMBER IT, 1931
Mystery Play Given i—
■■ ■
'
=
By High School Cast
A LIGHT ON A CHARMING SUBJECT
2 “ Mn lunuii and IHe* Christ
Child.“ r r a d f. Mary Wlaiem*
*1 *‘J»»-rph and Mary,** E«tward
nr*«l l.dlmn C*m**»««* - , I. “ ^hrph^rd and the Infant,**
Krnt RoHMf'ter, Jr., ant! WIMiat'i
l,efflrr, reader. Elieo llutchin*on
A. -M r a.id Mr*. ?*nta C lauO
f.liaahrih l* M e r and D *rothy
Mr*. Geo rye D. Bishop had u*
Wircm-e reader, ty n c y RossrDer her guaaU for luncheon yesterday
at tha Perrydvll Taa Room in tDUndo, Mr*, Samuel Pulestori, Mis.
Ben Gant« all. Mbs J iiiy Eliiabeth Pulriton and M in ( nniiilii
HOLIDAY
WRAPPINGS
I A rm or.
ha Weat Rid# F r im ir y ' sch ool'
will q1*i tholr Christmas
lly JKAN MARDAY
nmont at 7:34 o'clock at
reboot auditorium. The public
W rspring O’* Chriatmaa ptv-*nt
pel tod to attend.
*o that the package looks ,* ) and
fr*tivr i* a* intarvating and dcMONDAY.
'Monthly m eeting of the prayer Itghtlul a task a* ihw alng th# gilt
hand of the Woman’a Auxiliary of it**l.. Th* Idea ha* Ion* dl*ap
l*a Prea'jytorian Church will lie pasted th a t one must always usi'
hald at 1:30 o'clock at the church. ted anil green fur C h ristirat gift
T to tniptratlonx m eeting will taka bow*, i n ! th at while ti**ue paper
p b re at 1:00 o'clock under the t* most appropriate. II iliday b«x. «
direction of Mr*. Lucy Illgblry- appear now in French blu- wl;h
I^ I uhIuh.
Miss Alice Cranston
Weds Michigan Man
point. Do n«i uniT the U-af t*n
liit?h, l»tiI jtllow i hr wav to ir»i in
th»* U*af iirrgularU and not at all
thi kly. Work tpinkly and reheat
Ths Gim h String,** a thret*-ar1
mystery play, h i i prr*entsd on
Tti^ilay and \\>dne*day (r tn in p i
al tin* Seminole High S hool audi- [
ton urn liy the Junior Gla«a of the
*• h«H»l undrr th«. direction of Mra*
II. G. Maxwrll anil Mbs Margar
et Zachary. A s«bting in ih« proHiclion of lh*» ptav w rrr\ MIm
Marjoriip DijBona, (Iritfr
R iven
fo I < iiit in Golrman* *tagr marvaK***■*; Mm* Krlvn Colbert and
Ft Hnklin lUim rtt, Lusiiti#1*# mana'. Miaa le*tH Hrttl, brad pagr;
rtfut Mi*' Hftfy
McKinnon and
M«-** Marinrit* Duniwkr, profriptcrf.
Mijwiu w«* furmwhr I for the or1i'inn by th** hij:h **thtH»l or.hrstrn
u titlri
Due til re v Mon o f
it hi* v* .11
pir^v iitrd
1 trust every one will heed noodvicr and .hop early for f hri-imas. Step right out ari l do rigb:
l»Y yotirselv*. and jurttt-* to the
one's the gif'* oie to he given.
Thi* is one Christina* we *'l
%f»hi-*" tho 1 1**a* t- i«to
inite holiday luuch. B rig h tly r»l
ured C h ristm as teals and a > o large
I lain-culurrit gummed circles, cres
cent* and diam nn,'. ra n b« a fiix rd
moat dccuratively tu th* w rapping.
Koto arc sum* itlcaa l«r making
_ lQ U IN C Y . Dec. 17. - < A .I * .) - attrailive Christmas packages:
f b f * E-, C. L g « today ruled for
A whiie-wrujqwd box eau 1st
ateond time that Florida's a h given a gay a p p ea ran e t by pawling
I chain store tag law b valid. un tl gum m ed circles o f many
I a petition for an injune- bright color*.
t* halt enforcement of the
A lu x w rapped in red glaxed
! dismiaaed the case at the tarlcta n a n J tied with gold lintel
• f attacker* of tho 1931 llhbon is p re tty and cheevfuL
b w provides a gradual -d
Fur a very (emlnin* g i l t wrap
i a f taxathn o f from five did- ( the ta x in th ree shades of pink
an eae store to fifty on chain*, paper, using th* deepest shade
than 75 a t o m .
firs t ami c u ttin g th* o th e r two
w rappings sm aller th an th e first
TO PXOBK FOOD FRICKS
| one, th e o a le e t. the am allaxl t.f all.j
T ie y u package with *ilver ribbon
M
FAHHINGTON, D e e . U
and put a pink rosebud in t h r rib
investigation of
bon knot.
►
pvh ea was ordered today b y 1
A aniwflak# effect can b« given
resolution to revive a com- '
a white fug by cutting snowflake
heeded by Senat ir Capper,
designs from silver paper and
of the b a t b g b b tu r e
pasting them In irregular o rle r on
to Inveatigata price* of
the package.
and augar product*.
C 'lo t rd lining* ' ran be taken
tin Store Tax Law
j Is Again Held Valid
ft
NS BILL APFROVBD
[W a s h i n g t o n . d *<- n —
-T he Iletete appropriation*
today approved a hUI
fo r tho veteran,
to m art demand*
liana on bona* earThO fund will bo Used
b o o t already provided by
TAKRB AUTHOR
mU
Pec.
IT.
Henry Dana, 70,
tanryor and aoo-iw-bw
Wadgwarth Longfellow.
Ho married Edith
Jo 1*75 and a fte r her
from discarded
envelopes ami
paalrd over an old box to hid*
printing. T he edgvs of the lining
may be cones* le J with cluee rows
of gummed stars.
• It la a gwod plan |u krep always
op. ha ad p ho* of g ift wrappings,
and add lo It from lim a tn tins*.
All kinds of colored,papers, rib
bon*. ran ts, tin y artificial Mowers,
rinding*,' *,*l* and toy* may be
deposited la this eollertiesb A ttrac
tive picture* cu t nut from m aga.
xln*Y ar* also nsaful to seal pack
ages ar rav er p ristin e on old box*■». If one keeps * tub* e f past*
•a d a d ay pale of ecisoor* la the
b n i, on* will Had many ossa alt
tho y ta r round for tba m aterials;
and it p ill pro** a real pleasure
ta wrap g ifts pttraeUvely when tha
ho uaarrial Helen
who anreived him
available.
th ild m .
~ O 0lf
mraa
------ i---- -T—
Man Faces Life In
Jail For Hi-Jacking
M IAM I. Dec. 17.—< A .P .)-B o b
K o tffn today faced Ufa im prison
m ent follow lnf h it conviction on
c f » « y a of .rm e d r o k W j In hK
i»r lI r >*
« ' « » f whiskey from
John Stutx, Miami bootlegger last
March.
« f# IM
Criminal Couil Judge E. C.
Collin's passed sentence after a
jury convicted Roger* after a 10
minutes deliberation. B. L. Roach,
who wa* with Rogera a t th* time,
also face* trial on th* same
rharge. Roger* contended
he
bought the whlakey from StuU
and an argum ent developed over
delriery. Attorney* moved for a
new trial.
High School
To Pi^sent
Club
gram
toriam .
Forty-flea vvkws w ill b* heard
In choeua and solo w vtk. umler th*
direct ion of M n. C. T . Henderson,
reboot astselg teorher. T he prog ran*
will be bwttl arooad Christman
songs and carols. This is to be the
first appeatsaaa o f tho Glue (Tub,
a aew feature i t lb * school this
proof. The U p of this tea Utde
portray* a hunting acaae In tho
o f 1ho
lie it*
,v
to t
Fi i i l i y
to
m
Af r a n g e
f in ml rnre urnif with thv iiiimn^ tn
tt *k.‘* tFtl'icti'irs Brill aniindn.'ffnn nt t*f tin* B a l t i m o r e Jt O h iu d t‘a
- ■- *n■• t hus fi hurl n t n i l t f ’d ii.*
M ti
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•
f *1
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■I le u ilm ♦ T -fe r n trunk lit*
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lllrt i t e r l y
n -tib-k
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BOrtJl’KTS WITHOUT SI N <H{ SHOWER
pre *ii |e ntu *
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pie wiit'n .if pa> mil ru t« with
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of litrilherh#€il
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■ill ft* t t « \ h iu I iliuth if (in I he
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m e n t $»ruhi«in a m n fiif i h e w o r k e r i.
ll he I , Iritr til rf-.tt », m ' k m g th e wt r »ike*< f»,»m
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a r e ready to
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mink " i t h * *
|ij* p* » t eili*|*h n n
khhu H lit** l***i'ii , iitinTEiilJ 1* i*no h h
tfniriiiTK in jiyMit favor until nn
FI. «
alumni ( t i’iy i mu mi ittil*’
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f iti ir t* - , m f.tk it i
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l (ttt’f t lii'in w 11 h <t
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17
Ih 4tv$iiilrttnMi of nttnr-
iuih* lot llrtiY Dwkf»*d, (tint 4lav,t
iind t h e - t n t e tu h e i 11sin. « l a y tie '
t*• • i*11*I Iii-. ♦finiij if tiirhik mill"
parlm ent.
-he
ttiit
relieved of,
fit ilh, *
t>* *fi* w iie <*teni. t ut
"i ( nil I'ln itilf * i p in - m n i f t )a 1,
fn-tt-iMhk(
I’triU wi t h min il
.ip» I* "|
Du- ifeili with a '*
ti* nil t hi* ***11ni u rtiii! In nil thi* ny •n* h h nl*
-im
uf «rjtu'iihane.
t i i g u l h r r w i t h * u *|h* ;>.*p<>i 1.1
rt * tHii'. I It*- pefttl* n o u t rtn h u h
M r s . S a llie
t ir r r o N
h v j d ; f.
NF.U o l d FA N S
s in k s
Ihe
tirn- siioi*
m, i
!>
CAast* HUtnilt 70#
AprienI Cnruntl Taels 25#
Desii tswc 5#
J t lU r d Teaae/o end K p p H o la J:
Dlaaolt* an* packaga uf leu ou 1*F
lo fa one rup balling water aad
*dd on# ran tomato aoup. Coot
Va*
kard-MI**l eggs l t half
Oviedo. Fla.
M Ih,- hnmr of Mrs. Cuvingbm
and Mr*. Ilurnelt
I,Ills — I'nller) — llandwnrs
I'rlsrs of all kinds.
I. A DIES’ EXCHANGE
M Vb ^ OUK,
ifiv, Dv
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I1 I I I 1'
| hi- mfttlitmil uf Will-In" * him h
lire. I.. 14. Ilstn lrk
ValUrs lll.li. — IIS SI. Pas*
HI,
Far t'hflstm aa tilfta Sew Ih r
tlaadwork
ft akr field Produria Bold Hero
AH Hemstitching 10c Yd-
llntitth
4i a U r t m n n l m ,i .
hmI m
frtitnty la»t llight. Al thr l|ntt|i|tnl
it ttttn
iii hr wa- “ impmvin^
ttir nlily '* lie wm -li n k hy
u
I ii x i<*ii i sSumlay iiii^hL
l’hone HO-J
>11 ST UK 1.1Ik \l . m I'A llTk
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1 A IM Pnrty luynDy tt,i4 f»xr*l|
yr-Ir nlNy iirt n t|linhf imt mn fu r
an Inlatr- ill ( hr Uofiirit f i lk p11mnry in Il'TJ, n« it wm- U*t yrnr.
hy Ih# -t»tr tlvniiM’ialn* n m iD v i*
I'linilllittrr ttilh (hr pMivi-imirt vt
( ‘ill Jllltt tt 11»• lh« Irjibi-tt J , wI jj « ' trliilr(| tn |irrriiu*t Aiitl rnmily nf*
■I t- f|n|iit wi t h th** | if Hit» A f l g r f li r i », n- well nn itiiiij and iirttiun
I hi ’ It'Utt’j n*e liirtit.*, IimjiI 4 Hic k i«l.
'I j' i t t ii 11i d | iii i nt t'rtln.
ttrtX |
nut I 11 i * ii tv hi if nn j j nh m atly 1 •NT I HO Nrw Gathiihr Ghurrh
In i I i j m Hi ih i lit- w."»% ,ui"kly ! nt I'mD-Ii Settlement ilnlirAtnl.
In
K uueU
THE fOVKTTE
17
fiJm mulching tin* i.tiitiAft
ft* in the hott mu an*l anangF thain
NkiJ- 14 t flltrphAMr III hr *rt* 'li ■•nil.I t h r "iTi'ir - fttFtefiiMK thi*HI ( \ I' \ Itlvei t r u f f l e ill t h e New
III Ir an * IirtT I’ll I ttiitt P irnpv** I'll (*•»
If *U*ll t** flu* t li th i -k . In-rl *rilll , t i t i h l H w i t h i $ i**m o f 4(n*«*1 w i r a
more than it■« ll*» M no $ * *!•** k
Al
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f
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pint** mi iiiiy (ill11 i»4 Hi*’
w il l* n *1,1 sa r»ti H tt ii h n nfti i ' n f hrtuil nmtinwly i-eaped ditiwnutg
hrnittr which nn** w 1-hr** in * »
>e*l ei thi) when the bilif** M nit-li
rnlir
ur il h
uuy
(low erThi* **t ip t*| tig lit g i r t ri *riu|ie JjJipei
fill- i h ' V *jitifH* ii n iin i m-i fe ul n f -rtiik with ill it H* than INlMl h.itv*
f l u w c M a r e * litllt- m o r e tl if fi uit
1»*Mlb flul'ii' h I *tl l|H of p«'tilU 1*1** of t i l t toll,
to urirtk** t h a n ih** i n n merit l i n r
B c.au** tljcy
, ^ inn-K w to king w*Ht f u t u t i tj * t *nutl»* $ *• a h , *i 11"iii
l III K GIIIlsU IMI’HOVING
|
j .i|'t r In pt I mI *ht»|U’. t h e n
• in u ll piiN* w »if p i p e r , c **uI «»'»•
jilnfiki th e
It.
S p iritu a lis t Medium ’ of The
1‘rngrewslve H plriluhllat Church.
17 K. Cn.vn.rd AYe, O l l M t l.
Fla. I’hone k i l l .
p r t i i n e m o f fvh't.tl'Jh W.'t i n h e r i t A i u e
■tn n j -nit t n i - r f u n I i or I e rtL iy,
LITTLE (JHEY HOUSE
ft
Maitland
ishea all It, old patroaa lu
know It ia rrady lo give t)<c
vama good acrvlro and fowl.
ll ia open under the salt.,
ownership and auspices—H u,
Manors A l.tltle Grey Ilow *,
tne. Mra. Hlaiina T. Mtlna in
rharge.
‘ w-
Hi'ifinning rtt I Hr*
I rt I111ll th i'
i king
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STERLING SILVER
A $2 Dinner for 0
And her* l* •omethlng truly new
for the home, and It ra n b« used
In tb* smallest apartm ent. A beau,
tlful tea ta b le -o b lo a g I* style,
solid walnut and, too. It la stain
1'nTif* t e r n e
tt vivuptif ini ion
'' hw i’- I i1fii
even far ’,(> cent* you may find
Another 17 pi">e l itiiheiin -at
useful things.
- f Italian fntitr-,1", I-, ecliem civ
I have ninny tips for ole ivrm beautiful and imported
.tiuiirht
Santa t'faus. The new low price ("tin Florencr, Italy. 1,, thi- «h*-|i
in je w r li, i* most interesting 1,. in Tampa. Both of the lint in-* t
u , all. I.et me tell you of a , u .) ’nt, | hnve told ymi hImiij: i " 1 n
an.1 useful gift for the baby. "W in- ] quislte in ilcaign and Wnikmati
nic the Pimh" , e |, rivnsisUng t i -hip. 1’rlce l-i'i.
lull and *ponn, th" spoon la Com-!
munity |date silver, an,] the hdi|
I, white linrnr, embroider*,) In il>-sig n , of ru'diit*. dog* and tcld y
bears, whi.h arc sure to amu»<*
thr baby. I'riie ( I .
What young ladv wouldn’t love
a new vanity -one that i* read/
different. There ia a jehelry ator j |
showing a vanity like thi*. The
vanity comrs on a gold chain,
whirh ia worn around thr neck,
the lock"! haa .inam aLfroattr-and
the design 1* w ry quaint. Sum
ming It all up, thla vanity rem ind,
us of the gold lockets, our gran 1mas wore. I’ri.-e fH.
Of course we can't leave our
male friends out of the picture
• hen i| rotnra to g ifts for their
Christmas, and I truly know of
some gifta that will he appreciated
hy every man.
We all know every map enjoys
a Ronton two-in-one clgaratte raee
and lighter. Modernistic designs
and a variety of color* to ch oose1
from. Ihire 112.50.
Don't you think a now Jty l* ring'
would he appreciated W r moat!
m en T -l do. A new style ring I
notice,!
ot »olld white go)J i .
Aremfad TarS C h o p , «S«
and It had th* new coin gold apCfased ts > il PeUfue ■ 1>4
pllqurd on th* shank of the ring,
Bailed Onion i log
and you may have tha Initial inlaid
/aOlad
Tea-ala and F»i Salad Iff
o*t the ruby art. Thla rin g fk quits
Member* o f Eemtfiale High
Bcbool Glow Club are I might of
fering a fro* ■— altal tn thtlr
ft lends and tho public. I e* inning
nt 8:30 o’clock la tho acho I audl- different. Pile* only VULbO.
ii D r . I
thi* li.mptf-4 .1It*I Ih, fll*'|t |i* llri
;tft|dv ih o Ht*n’i*il to n l»* p«*:H
, "i «** of 11**' $•a•1 |*. oil** jit a 1im«*
- AT REDUCED PRICES -
fi PATTERNS -
FLAT .WARE
STERLING SILVER
• * • $ 5 .0 0
McLaulin - Jeweler
GOBLETS, Each
------------ TIT SO. PARK------------ —
WATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW
To-Niffht
To-Night
HE’S THE BLUSHING
PRIDE OF THE CAMPUS
Joe E.
set. Ml lb* mnld* with remafidng
lallo and let set aud rlilit Ihi.ruuchiy.
I naiold onto leltur*;
leave* and garnish with mayooualse. Ber«ei all.
.tprti-of Canm r | Terfa: C o o k
togathar on* tablsapoot butler.1
una fourth cup' brown sugar, one'
fourth cap whit* augar. on* table
spoon water until vary thick an if
brown. Beal on* egg yolk nllfhtly. u lg og* tsMpooa rornauri'h
with ihe nyrup from oa* 1-onnea
n n ot apricot* and eombln* th*
two. Add rsrnmsl m inor* a n l
cook In doubio tsdler antu thick.
Pour Into nix baked ta rt nbella la
which apricots barn bee a ar
ranged. Tap with mnrtngwa mart#
of whltw of egg ta d throe table
mounUins. The banter* a n ready ■ad set oao-balf In each of all lo
to go aad M ,r# th* bird dom- dtvldaal motif*, ru t thla up. Four
oaeugk tomato mixture around
Th* color* on th* Up of this table, , sack.kali egg to hold ll la flav
fttr.
which
makes
the
teens
|
have
dain tba rsfrlgarstor to
and
CANT WALTON—JfaU Road
scribed, are beadUful gad I want
Keep Ih* rem ainder of
im> No. a formally oponad at calebraPEN.HACOLA—Highway No. U U mention th* gotor* a n all in- goiaua ia warm kltobaa aad spoon* cos
■frrtiomar'a •agar
t
a
Ueu held bgro.
'
a f wood. T h Jrg ta.oaly on* When U * loll* aroum* - y | -*■ I f f T - " - 1'
-ife'.r- i Td ■•'‘Jl'nLSL*. j L y , y . •t 4 -krt
SAL
it
.
i
iiiun was Marvin Stone, ami Iigroom sm an was T hom as O'Neill.
Music during tha ceremony wn
tendered by a chorus of six wom
en. 1 h" i h u r.h was dec .ra ln l fm
the occasion w ith q u antities o:
flow ers a n l fern.
T*e coupie a r* residing with
Mrs. I.o ck stt'l p a ren ts, Mr. ami
Mrs. C. J . C ranston, a t their h>mv
nn W est F irst S tre e t.
cii' im
w rli
•tail > •
- • tiitd* *1.
* •! ** *1
1 i « *$1*1101111 t|, 11iii* t n \ o t e m fliv iitemt
la i i
" wi*n|i,o’ W«X -ho*, I ho
J to if* k p o e t c n n ^ i t f e r a t mn n i tho I’ll.tG in i %jt ‘ Iv tin* wiiini- o-i,I n u t M a y hy a n n o u n r i n t c
A
^ I- vi h * ifnfli4 (of 1ho loll* O'* i o f
*'m11 . t m i o a l htidie
-------- i «hn ih|
nur gift* with cnic
Tlie wedding ceremony of 111
and thnught. lin e ti.efnl bet love *Hli| v viii IlH'H i*i*• *-.1 hi* Hipplii'il In ■"*' 11I*I*'|| h u v t h w i ’M* iiiiha1 " - h i t r * 1“
Ali.w t'ramstsn. daughter f M i.Jly gif'". at"L thi* i* i-a*dv linn*,
? h eir fii «h iuiiiiiif; Itut,
fni
thi* iin H ' a - h m Btirvl k n i t t i n g iimill**
' rt-1' fl» l tl a ■I hy *h"lh
and Mr*. U. J. Crau*tOn, of ilnI h a ie ’been on a treasure hunt w o m a n w h o m *!»>« p u - t m ailt’ rtlmiv* th*
U iii b » Te*- --hi rf t» T |;M i t 4 i»re !*▼
City, lo Eiwln Lnekrtt, of Mu . the pa.l few days and really I
III**#
p
i
pm
r
K.*
-'
"hf
i
( i i t w a i n / t h e f e t a l wi t h th e Ihuli ih
grtn. wa* perfoMHasT la a ld 'tttu " !' I wasn't dlsoppoTnte,] in the least,
jiitii f i t |cf iii|r«'r n f i h r ipfl Ii tm!
evening at M: 15 o’clock hy til - l!< ! K‘ft* that I fo nil would lie Iren- in T am pa, ami y*u «
| tilling ||t»' Mi'4'illi’., w h ir h h h r hi ut
It. J. Millitan. pastor of th* U ’ ure* to the recipient of »urh lovely prim very low
Fur lur ttmn.iri n,m ntim rt iat“H■rhr nirht MnJ \V hm rrlrii+i'il, ihr
Monroe Free* Methcitlst (’hutch 1 and unique gift*. The man ifa.
•liver, gray and orange; in frown a s .b te d by the Rev. Kate I! I Inter* of gift* have .utvly done n*t»l Imrn- an-l
mu r lire ,1 fi t.il will l ti$rhtiy rrinkli I
and gold; In prim-rose and jade- Month, of Buflalo, N. Y.. ft tin 'them selves Jurilce this season, an i -h y not give be
ii-al in,an
r i i r fin i r r i t t h e n it *>4«'fill ih? I
NOTICE.
'■»' l-tlllU >.f i; u r i i ’i n t ii n ' n i i ' % m a d e nf tnn-l y
gt.en. and Indeed, lit any c lor Free M ethodist M istiun C huri" > nn the other hand they *o :1 1V Illtll-hcirTV set.
‘ i H' hi t l j t-t tiiphuiu’. T h e tiiilt
lay
I lam e In o jf le s r ie . Mint #T u< plcres. Every thn-iul i. » ..v ," I
hrrniony whirl) a designer may the pre-snee o f re la tiv e .
a.
^ T k , meeting of th» W. C. T. U. cimcclv*.
tl . flirty h r Iff f t p ' n InFrt
I have a budget for our Chris tnn* luml, Ta 111,-, kindtni"" lini-u, "i, •*» n f
frien d - of the r tuple.
wMch war schedule,] to take place
t.«'r 1 ti» \ :irv
A *ptay ot roily u ptn.-, -"Hi
The .ride had as h e r a tte n d ""' | -hi ppi'ig and tiiivt'. nut a bail idcri * prirclcss uift and iminy ,Vi"n. i < * j*ti*t 4 ni littl
l —lert a .
afternoon, has been tiny time*, a bit of tinsel, or a Miss liil-ired Allen, m atron of n > But the one thing that pl#a««' III" appreciate linen
I lilt t il III |«*VrrN# Jvta |||. "i
(m i ll
si! gift
postponed until Jan. 7 at which little toy lied in with the tow of o ', und Mrii Bercna Ilruce, I ridvtint'd U lilts: you nvvy purrhav" th,*, lti'*l linen, rvprr*. «-l,-gan." nil.I Hie n1hi I 4 -ll thill t he |pi"t-iI - t Utl
nil! ifl-tl'rtii n f in.
ltaw the member* will meet f o r ’ ribbon, give t> a parcel a vary d«f-" maid, while Ihe bridegroom'* hi ! low liest gifts from t l up; yi ,. n t l c l y •impli.'lt)
■I prayers.
nm,
flu*
o f ' Jii'H niii' ftnU in Ci, w r i i jip u w
l.i m l (h»‘ I o n v r - !n Ih,- - 1» 111*
aong
M DAKS Radio H tylul
A f t «*•*
tIih
iiuc 1 i 1■I i * ii
wn « stem «ho ltd
UT‘]M
#»i | rtitliH tt ITfi ' **•; ■ I'lipi
an.l
thptl wrilh th*' (!•*■ * 1*1 »Ml
1K*
h tlll Sa*
u* -*M* Hu
ill Mf1«f* hu* flu * H 1 4* 1'1, "111** -Dirt! tfirk
iri-iflit i ■1 »’l lelp 11.41
*!• rml iita■1 1, tfus- j'lt’ AIfljv t'R"
| bj| (••” Ift AfiM Iflt* i'll ,.rit(«
S im hi sip l h-* ...... - t»f
Dii
ft- At • * **tT 1tl tt 1 h i nur | it« . it *}i
K. (»,
CHIC CHATS
k r**tt*t « n 11v
AtKlfl*l« Of I’lll' Kll.l I \
On thr fir*»! n r n tn g rn
[crim m un t L**twrvn th*? act* wat
rfiiillmrii 1»y Mt** Marion llaynrm,
Gvoi|p»* AndrrNtm. Mi** Mary F.ltvat«*th NrrD'V and Mia a Marlirs**
T*u"ian* »*, w h o all
at i r
Directors Of B.&O.
Pass Up Dividend
On Common St oc k
the wilt has etii upH m l to t*k*
■stth- of the lenf, apj'lv it to Du*
Vk \\ \ (JRK De** 17 ( A I’ )—*
other •lllr* Ml I he •ante \% »y
The 4triiYi- nm^ k*a* rtit»i>|*tu| tt-’h l iyli anil tllwm itwlrrtlay
■*»t*-'l ’ In- i—Mieiiil i M i U a y BitviA*
ct-H«»i*haiii <o
Hall
«nt| danut* numWr*. On thf* *+t
•‘fi.j rvrning « o n g amt d n n v r mini
Wr« arrr ki \ v hy Mo* Marion
M i vne- nntt tirtkrh,'*- And^rnon
Fuinilurr for thi* ***la tn thpiny * a-* furniah«d l»y Mm F»nnn*
S Mun*on, whilt* O lio Schmrl I
Uni hi* An'tin <>r fur a *tHg ■
I'fiiprrty Mr* V V. Mac Mah«*n
wa* ie*|ion*Dd«? for thr makr-upof thv si'Uii«
Fhv ta*r for th«? finM rsrnlni;
Mm a* follow* J oaiaIi llar*hmao.
J’layi'il h> Gillhrrt VVdDam*. Gil
f*rit lUfriVT, Thfoulori* VVtnlr, Ol
Wendall, Holli* I'hdlip", Dr Ha
ll H Odhnm. A.iam Hill. R.dwi t
Vtoin^. Norma ( lay ton. Mm ll.w
Ann May, Hannah BltHlgr,
*i
Htarr; Fslvr Rainei*. Mnrv Fra*
u**h Antlirw*. arid Ma r> Andrew *.
I'anlmi* ( fUAftird.
Ftir th!* o i;on 1 rvonima Ih»* f*«t*
It^'Wing tmik pail Jo*>tah ILir-h
nun, (ill rit W illiam-, (iiMn-rt
Datnr4, Dill T yw ; (H in VVvmluli.
t 'liffonJ Bril; Dr Hull. | a*»* Ststl
Htrnm; Adam Mill, I'rtr lli^tfi't*;
S ii i ni a GIa y ton, 1'a t «v IVCnnno r;
Uannnh HNnlgr Glmlv- H cii.lcr.
son, INfor Kami*-*, • tond ia M ■
»>.
Rao; and Alary Androw*. 1‘nth**r.
Mr. and lira. J. M. Ilrown. anil in** J hwfta.
Thod** at Unit M :Hhot* iuin.,
daughter*, Ilia* Martha
Drown
ah«l Mi si* Jane Hjiiwii, »riv| Mr* Driuirm* Duifirar, l|di*n Dro-tirr,
anJ Mr*. J. M Broun. Jt.. and Gathcrim* Forti»«t**r, Nona liivori.
rhDdren. are residing on Plumtmu Marion Hnntrhiin ami Mary Juro
I'rf^toii.
Drive in Han tamta.
Mtirit’l K» '
PAGE THREE
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MAKES GOOD
DOROTHY L l l
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CHICAGO TRADES1
2 BALL PLAYERS
WITH SENATORS
W J AX — J i M mum'IB*
T U I HMD AY. DKf EMHKIt 17.
P M . 5, F t n r i d a P i l a r # O r g a n
P r o g r a m ; f> 45, I.iftle O rp h an A n
nie, NHC; fi, r h l l d r e n ’-* P r o g r a m ;
7, Amos V A n d y .
M M ',
7 f ft,
T ax ty east
Je * ter< ,
Nil! , 7 JO,
P rin ce AJb rrt Q u a r t e r H m r . NB C ,
7 B , F a m o u s Falla- ir« in H u i nexs, Nflf ; H 00 F lei«chm an El our,
NflfV; !•* A m e r i c a n Had Iat mr P r o
g r a m . N R(*: 9 <10, Maxwell Jff»tl*r
k , ii
By B R IA N 11KI.L
lanky
Strike
Th* S in fo rH Diamond Bali t e a m H our, N B C ; 10.
IX)S A N G E I.F .S , flee. I T f
lo h n n y
p lay ed it* f i r s t ream# nn th# nrw Dan e H our. N'B< , l l
W rig h t ami hix Sem inole Hotel f A P j
T h e f i r a t b a a r h a l l trad #
60-foot ilia mo ml Imst ini«eht in I>'I I n hestra .
involving t h ree o r f o u r player*
L a n d a n d was i b f r a D P » m .
W R I T ’ — f ; a i n r '* t i l r
hi
the m a j o r league* wa« en»
I* M 5, T im e .Signal, 5, ’ laud**
J o h n n y Modgi* slaTtcd the gmnr
s t»n*cr*-d by the W a s h i n g t o n S # n a .
“tin
for .Sanford, afiiJ n* the Sanfonl M u r p h r r e o r g a r A x t ; ' TO
tor* an d C h ic a g o W h ite S o l , It
I nr Night C l u l i ; H *7.
W eather
may pro . e one
of
t h j'*e ideal
!€* rn It mil t h e field in t lie f irs t K o r n i d , 0 to, S i g n t iff
fining it b e g a n to tarn, with th *
• x . h a n g e s whicn "will help Kwjth
raatilt th at th e hull wax - l i p p r r y
. lut "
find J o h n n y rntihl not r a n t rot hif a i l Re ynold *, lug. harfi h d
AtllYrry, an d t h e DiTdtmf ten in p u t
ting o u tfie ld e r, will go to W'i*ho t r r e t t runs m thi* Dam* n h<»*•
ingtoii frfinr- t h ic a g o xuth J o h n n y
t h t side could tie r etired T hey ad d
Ker r, »e<nfiit h ax em an , in e x c h a n g e
ed t h i e e m o r e In the set-nnd,
for (rvirig l Bum p*) Had ley a n d
which rntiiMl t h e i r i on g e t t i n g f**»
s ad Sain Pome*,
p i t < her*,
an d
t h e evening J u x - r f unk wen t int •
\ f m l oi Hay**, o r n t i d b axem an
N E W YORK Dei 17
IA P I
t h e bn* fur S a n f o r d in the s i x t h
Iteymdd* i* one of th e f ax te-t
S o m e o f the m o r e re t e n t a d v e n
Inning an d n*'l tht* I n l a n d lentil
men
in
the A m e r ic a n la-ague
tu re# a n (edited t o
E d w a rd
W
har k fm t h e
lemHiinlfi
id th e
( D a d d y ) R f o a m n g a m * de* rihed h«-ir «’ a fair flei lei a n d h it wet
g a m e writJi lutiy «»nr hii
y ex teid ay h y In
f u n n e l i h a u f l*-t -ea *on
f f a t s l u d pile bed fnf
I h i,ll rift, fetir nf h e a l i n g - l a g a n on Ihe d<
H u d h y hn* *eemed, e v - r *iro *
a n d while th e S an fitn l *uy« g »f t
\ 111 i*i* a i t i o n b f ‘*ught a g a i n - t • to 1,e !••!* Hr wo u f tiv e A ity foi hi
him for nine Iiii*, . » j.i in „ n h
| 1I o f e - * lomil
toixeiuil)
*t a t e
mperatiM t **» f d n g at
m * i n n ililt tliH Till, ii. r . * Ihcy ,inlt> ytl
111*r i m 11 *iVai In • t at.ttii I l O' dot f l o p into a real *t*»i
I he i h a o g e of u n i f o r m - may K«
tn hu m h I h e n h i t . ai-tling i n , , , | | r(,»nniK
h i t , In th is iiiniin; t w i t t n t h r , .
, 1)(l u
M
-ig n e d In i it t h e the torn* needed to - p u r him
run*
t ied at
r .dd to t .» bn-«l ail h e ig h t *
ifi.n i iwge knot
A f t e r th e «er und inning i h e Silt in g ’*, N V , May
l i m e ' a - m a i l , vet e tu n piiet < i ,
ID.
g am # u i « ax p r e t t y a pi I d l e r C A bell "Pew* he-'' w aAt t h a t hm .* big - .i e - - wdtt ihe Sr**
L i t t l e a- a n i fine w ,nM , hi »• it.
» tim e. Ill ci w in ng de *• i da*t|
th en York S anKee-i. Tair a i t h th*
l u t thi tinning* wax .J«-n# in thi- n un *iage ii- t he • id ro mat ion of a Com* Hi"V'(i a n d at tin r- v • »v
Df*t tw o f r a m e - an d the S artfu t'l ", mu i whip ihiiU hu l o e n Torn.trite ^ mo.I f**i t h e Serial m
t r i m i iniltl nnl ................. . ( h r h i, i ii ml .e a u l i f 'd nid th at p im n l-e||tv * t
a | »r *1 • a
'ielih«
Ptirkn l l u n l - r I n I In I h r h i l l i iu ' to In* i-ieile*-,
I n i h a- ii*.i 1.11 a ' mmtJoi h u e t
W ith in H V>'»'
l|..*> v««!>•-V , „ l f
. I 1 „ |„. r„T,.'| * I
for S a n f o rd , trltlit* - l\v,, out ,.f
t h r r r l i l p . I , | | „ . |.|itir |l,,,|,i> »!■>«• -»*|»i*M*<rd »>"l
< Hilim k n l
nr
, R,.vn„|,l
I...I'.
« mill'll |iiiMii i«fd i ii i ', nf ])M[Vt. |
| „ rI... |,^ ,|
J i | , |,i^
l . a k r iiimI liny I I m i l . ii , n i h , no .
ll l h u l r t j 1Wn hits, itilt nf fo ur t i m e
1**l?i*l HI**
Ikiv i iiii " i . i i i fh*' ni'iil" ii* Mu1
up
T h i n - wn*
m u h
mifRi-iinir t„,|| | , | , , j , .
„y
. m l W a-h in K tu n
w
h
i
n
the
f«»rm'B o th t e a m - |,laye<| grant hull m n m u n g xpr* tu t o r
«an u -e -ju-ed in it- uutfeTd wilti
er
i
huuffiu
i
John
II
fiui*h
iw,
the field, 1 wiking theif pil.Tof
profit
told of Lite d e f e n d a n t * n Men Don*
uf> to \ h r limit.
b a n i, ll a d l c t nnl v
On l l i oth
who wi-ie
T n n ig h t , t h e Ih - i regn lm li'HgUe to t An blomle
\
Ink*' in * |*lii* •• a ii b f e d I t mi
I * m t of the -i a * m will he plav« I iii roilrt dre*«ert m duplo a t e • *e* rh fo n a * an d t . o to e r •'••X p itch
when the Di V I IranriM und t mil tome* of I d l e a n d * ho m»»*e 1** . * )» ’* I1
tr pitabilt 1. . 1at f•■( vn i li
p*ny D h ok u p Hodge and 4 m * be Identified
will
mak *■ Ma nagri1 V «M» • H
fill)-h
aw
-aid
t
h
a
t
belwi-en
Inn
will up po-e each filhi-i nt t h i ,'M'l•I* ni nmill )•-.* in.'ll \ 1it
«.• r v an d April, P.'JD. Bro w m n
K*nu\ and v%*111 hulji til..... •*•)
D It'flK- i- mil 14*»'l1 a- a -l.l*»
took
’he
blonde
ji
*
t
e
r
,
E
velyn
p u t t i n ; up t h e In ii ml of p i t t h i n g
i i '•n*pl *i intml 1v ti*• W||*
»•*
and
Mary
lent*,
ru
lin
g
or
to
n
i
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h
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K ick . I . D. Johnaon. John Campboflj Knlihlhood Urn., 0 , J. Kltrh*n«, J. C. Campbill; Joa Cralf, 0 .
Juhn SrhirarJ, Jr., trritluale uf
Sanfuril U lfh Sfh ml ami mnrj re
cently a (r a lu a te , Ctar. of IJKI1,
of Ihe l a w Collrfo at the tlnivrr•it) of Florida, h a. opened law nffieri in the F ir .t National Dank
luildliip, fourth Itonr. and will rn(a y e In the practice of urneral
law:’
U r . Schlrard 1* one of the tno.l
popular members o f h i. cla n , and
a member of Pi Kappa Alpha
A.’: B*rk. B. F. E pprrrin.
fraternity, being praaldent} a f . Ihe
ANN HA,RHINO FI.Y1N0 HOUR Florida chapter .evaral term*. He
U al.n a member o f Phi Drlpa Phi,
ATLANTA, Dae. IT ( A . P . l - honorary legal fraternity. He I.
a r t r r ... Ileenaed Hi practice In State anil
A aa llardinr. morla
Federal Court.,
laackad Atlaata * ye.lrnlay
rmita bark (a Hutlywooil from
M A Y O -H . IWin.Utwre.lln
FUrhla. where .ha ha. been on
. Wralioo.
opened B etter Food* Store.
if p«r
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w \sm v .T o N
IKlJlHT’k*
o Cot'oTI. good* tht
I n iied S t ate* -old a b r o a d ill N oy i tidier
m o re
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liKl.KMM. WINS ,
ANOTHER FRAY ;
WITH ENEMI ES '
1 .fii-iril* iii --i. f ibe n- “a rifle nn th»*
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bed Ml* 1 n o - wmo f ’J J J L D i m up a m - 1 $ 1 ,
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L e d with Ihe f e f r r e # in di’V S anrht*r i e r i o 1 It** <lu*'l wa no’ * S».|*g, i aotaiiM cne, en tjdoyrd a t a
1 L KDKb’D |T rN N M De, . I .
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e And L r n r wK» turlirvr- ' it m hi id i ei i i u - r >e olid- * d *d t i e r
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who lunl acciMiul h im of falxifying
l e n i p e 1 If Ul e id li.*- ih g i i - e - )«•• fi in. i - t h r tKing,
II
i«h- b a n k - twaok*
a n w h a t Mirthful# of b id d in g t ul thctl' g e n e r a l
lo V /eli* i i . %P1Mletli l-d ll* re ye
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F o r t h e fir- ! t u n e nt tin* - t a r t
M IV M I H M t II Lincoln Hotel
n H T K K N Dt a n d Mr*. W l l lltm
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p r n g re * - i n g on o ’ a h ./ i n n thr* f 'u l b e r t - n n * will nt L n u o li i Rond a n d W a s h i n g l ui (i Dnei n developing 1500-acre cel................... . •
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l e in Ite lead
tonight,
having Avenue opened,
' ery farm near thi# place.
budding .
lia1
’ '*aak • • lalixl
11 1ilH’ thi Iii t 1 .
uf tim iu i
th»
l»•l»*»| •Pr | r, »*fni ,VJ in
Hi r* n
a lea hi* vr
t Mi* • hiu k tu f» it*n>)»
liireo
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ii in rid i i hat ’ ht i
i- i “ li. v, • ,10'U
dona.ed (heir , e „ k e .
..........
™... d - w
e na * .d —
. *:
." f lock over
School* T. W. Lawton and the
principal, and pupil* of all .chool.,
Thr Sanford Herald for It* wondei fill m-operalion and it. aptendid .pecial edition.
The Seminole County Santlnel
and the Independent M erchant.
IlidlrUn for . th eir .plendid co
operation In publicity.
The women of All Soul. Catho
lic Chur.h who handtej th* lunch
eon >o efficiently.
The Seafard Woman'* Club for
generonaly opening ll* building.
K arl Schulti, and th# committea th a t made aueh a • tier aaa of
the Progrei* D a , hall a t tha May*
fair UotcL
Tha hundred, a f teacher, who
Kara their fin* co-aprratlen and
help III making thi* th* area teat
day In the h l.lo ry of (>Rlrnl
7 MORE DAYS
■UNTIL—
THEN
ANOTHER NEW YEAR’S
B u t R e m e m b e r--^ — —
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR—
REGARDLESS O f SP A SO N -
.ewlrction of (he Ne^
llam prhlrr Republican a- prealdeni pro-ten.
Th* w r.tern Hcpuui/ean indej
pendent, whom Senator Mo-r)
once termed the *‘»on« of the wild
'i i r k - i e " pare their | l vote. . •*
Senator dlehett, of Khiule IllamL
a Kepuhllcan regular, on1 th*
eiyhtrenth and tiineteeplh lp>llut[
taken ye.ter^av.
Hut the .13 Republican, voting
>tood by Mo.*, and the 43 Demo,
i r a t. answering the call tagall’
line,! up aolldly behind Pittman o.
Nevada, and no eleelion re*u(tr4>
A majority I. neee..ary
Befur* getting to tha
Ihe Senate did debate far
the only bl^l that h a. reached lt|
ralemlar front lb* cutnadl(***
the H 'a lc tt iBea.ur-, f i r
uf wild life. It wa* laid aaid* wit!*
..
CHRISTMAS
GOOD PRINTING
IS ESSENTIAL
THE
PHONE 148
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Fight On Moses As
President P ro Tern
Still De a d l o c k e d
Florida,
1M 1
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althmiidi hr (iiii lilt- -mt
nil ii gain-4
(Continued from Page One)
n ,.ruihrn ll .»..r.i Ami..- uf P ^ r-4,nieiiiVier- of the Board uf County
tt-.
Ya„
muni , i i . m „ c u r ly laxt S«|dvnii
r f in m ix ib n r r i,
h„ ,
Chirf uf F o lk , K u, Ci. W illiam ..
^ujt| ^mjfe and Mr*. IliiUTi* an,| hi* xlaff, augm eate.l by Or
W l w l t nn-f*irtjf-nHrrtt*.n-- Ii»m1« ami
tmU**, fui Chair —w&vsmsirmf;—“ Tie?.— it.~t
I,.,,,,, jn Knlrnumt, hut that fim* . ixiprratiun In krlpinp .traa*.
(A.P.) —Markina lltev aw ailini
frrr o f rnngr«lnl traffu-.
they nrvrr ha.l torn miKaxi-.l.
‘iinig hifthl#ft*i tn !»<d up n, fh#
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Thr Sanfunl E lk. Baml and thr
x* ■l.
e- v «. « . « B#ngt« ryftum#d thw "M ou» nigra*
, ,
n , .
,
Opened Law Offices
./< :
for
nne e i g h t h inch <d leatl
for igner* during the tiMWltb.
|
U i'll t h e | tr*t p a t i e n t , a i a n a i y
i V n u u i cc- d ep art men t fig u res
NKW Nl i f K De"
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..... p i .•u n iu r e i) tu i m p o rt - of fl&O.ORO,.
, if r a a ’ - t p o r a i d y a - her hyaban*! # , , h eir iliirign - go»* T h l- i*t- fit i noil sind with tin - went t h e in! a 1111e i io *tie i i b r H n n I a * n i co n ..bn <1 im
i om toiui.g
\ m \ | u fm in a Miii'ii r hut rot tu n t po rt ft w e n
t tJi*‘' i>r><Jge m atch T h e o d o r e A
m e t l u n g m u Dadv th ' I * i
ui-t ab out Slt.fkMMHHI.
l .|g h t m - r " i f repU* e her.
nb*# »v i>| f»-r
le b-» I . r » . , •.
It.uh * *|Hirt* an! imrft’rt* w#r«
rafiur\
f oo
\ n d T'. r u a ra th o n bttUi* n f i h e . T w
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111in ut l a - 1: ha • m g nffi* ted hum
a m t i n o i f b In #t y e a r bu t
her A oevv * j n . n s
i pt.i e.F him
ny
{'hrixlmax
.im .ih I I.- balance of Made thawed
mean* m o t e to
* E ly
%» a d ih* n o
** u tt» gr»-iit i gain over (V tiiler w hin It E l*
nrt th n n vict m v w i t h her j id < In tel
i n "i Kir*t 1 he v ti11U»o x irnat I v $ 4uM*4H),ifiM') ^
n th e g n a t '• 1 i*l r•v-11 tmi*l p t- - t h n ugh a - upper plate,
( n i t imi got len-t of t h r cr e d it
,f rim f r a r l til dg**
And b. | ill i-| OUt it
ex cept P e deep fm thnl. tiMi. xmi e bab * shipped
to M t i ul 1v p e n e t r a t i n g
low U a ting ray • •s»*i i-u* hi Noycn»b*r wefr valued
it tT.lNH),iNN) m ore thiin ui October.
T h e ide,| ” vi tH * d m p*’n»*«-ii
K i p o r t - m N o vem ber 1**1 y ear
pbtv
1 "0 m ig h t be
towM/.iT* otHt are! im port#
will bv D
on - \ *
Kadi. tn Dr
111*e t e ,
•* intemD
n d«
bfem of H a t f f m i, < onn The - ’a ff t *u t.fi'i :.*nai while fu r the eleven
M P *•
be
\ I* h .yh all the King'* hor’-e- ;ifi i » r t *. R in g N men ■>'iji!n i 1i.f♦ ».* 4
;u thi- ye»i
"A k of Menioi nil M.pitul h r
puiU’d n . m t h - rfilling N - .
I tim e *hi
. »* pa
f •>eg't •lit l li*< •i*, r! *, t ■
• •*»« « affd* of i u*i p F n e f J
are 1‘till r XJmii l - Weir 6^,iiKiMitf.ono
th.it ‘ I i u . it. i cl: t h e ex p o Mint fit
1 n t k ■t
1M
•1 bii t i- ad o lit , f fab - 1h.11. e ■'■1 W. -, ►111' w t, JI •M. D 'J m ip V.v f » re .1M»1
ca n ■ * i miipiir id wiU» . % kfdMyd‘J4,bD<1
C u d . ' - 1Hi h e i kn o w n lo kill «"ti
ti the -ame |i uwl U*t yx*nr Th**
I i " *1
1 t>lf-t|U.* til* _ f t . •1 * - •* I1•a t *»f’i1 a t .. * ).«*• 1
m o r e m ii kl y
ax*lit •
i’V m
ii ai -1
p* t Uvely • h
t * 11>
‘l
•iwj
i * ** i* nor mat f I *h .i *1 Id...... . <rrtpMi ntive figure* fur tnipurt
i t .v • tb'hgfl • r ul li
,ipi \ in.
• lot . -and o ’ loll
1 M ■ :M
ft
Aeie $1 ’• ‘.T.IHJ.fiUU Again** I ’ the
Th** p r o t l e m Wii- to
* nnv
.) 1»I M.n. bf... ■ .|f Vuntil. f e IK1 * 1 * If n l it " an*’’.v in Ui
i 1n ht v a - thi» ch ild ren
J.J!', jfjIHMl1
d eep tn t h e luidv u ih V
who i* not in Th** fodi|u b|'«of Ut • nude r pi I tl'llgc r f h I*
Kvpoft* of gold d u r in g No.
iii Put
w ith citt at the
an expn»iei't of ,i .atm*
udrt i - , •ippetl D» a low fifin*
. h run bl
l i n i n g t h e } «*u!f f v
)i i * avrept th e «oiin'»v
a . more aft t the (Jctiilur fligh*
th e m
If be flie T'l’ith d e a l a in I
I
th e
p»it hum
m etal
which
*t 1 xn I o f rub he i I'* of s o
(’. 0 f (’. Ex t e n d s
T h a n k s F o r Help
On P r o g r e s s l)ay
rhi.. w.i.'in; UtomM.n1JohnSchirard, Jr. Hqh Kenrrou.ly
I «•«*».
m , M i.. Ua> mOn l U>«alani1.|
Farm,
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MRS CULBERTSON'Cancer P a t i e n t s Balance Of T r a d e
W i l l
TAKE R F S T i ^ r e a t e d Bv New I n November Gives
J v n m . ^ c m o ' r u V y E x p e r i m e n t Advantage To UiS,
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ha * ni tiiii1
la* i»- * .iMlin al-, II’Id
lux niwl in ii n ting* ' ,|M diuoaiui t b a u a ■pul llllg 1ll l r r 1 Mi t h r w III li • o i vi o I h ■
w itl *o» ■ talk *rig
fi( thill 'I want Hn* • k» v *, I dim I li m it ci (•ll a< nil ill II f M
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l eag u e i b . b , - u g g e - t r d th at th e
. *d tin Nil*,l par)
" M a lth a wain g r e a l
f a«.‘ work nt *• h a U p a t i o n will be left I
" Hut I Ik y would i o It’
lidiup'ill 1‘tlfllint)ed, * oml -he t*do foi l^lt4 (illltie an d thy ttvw nitii
|iv*» t f a ll iii * th e i Lf» I t )
tillin' who had followed th em th »• n u t t e r nn*- 1 h | d itx initial ef
The abiiU uii f tii*1 or iv iitilxl
" i f In h e a t - me u p t *nwht I w ill I in lx to ho ibng it - iiwn.
I f i-f fee ted III - 1, ( mIi Di a l h . and
Certainly
Id
m in o r
I ague
I hone b» yoU Mild you van i mne nod
i •mount alb . le d*a hired
gel mi'^i
t h r o u g h o u t the C o i l e d S tate# i* **'- ud
n
-eeu re ji miliou'x
A* rill d in g lo D* l«*n*i* Atloinev a xiiuill en o u g h n u m b e r . In t i m e
m im 'd
Dm
H arb in Hi'WitriL ho w ev er. Dt An m a n y new league* will lw nrganiXe | lMMhe tie *.k an d ig n o ie >
d i e e n l e i e d th e mkhii , which lb* ui uld o n e . r e l i v e d The niM9it!#•-*I lion •i In*- been t ak en I m 'Iii ii -, yet
w a n t #uid wa* " i m t l n n g m tue nr n u n
I at .
nt nut In Ny but itii *
l e m h 50 for m a n y *ea
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lex* t h a n » I «* mmuii ." to tak h er j.n*. )iut thee w Ul he niftfe t n a n tiff flflC
' l i n n eummi'rita* i*r
have de*
aw ay fio m * a pai • tc idru I \ und ■ DI in the next few y e a r i ,
e i j u 1 le ilunX ul p m h biteIn m a n y way* h a-el all in th e i hir e i nu e 1 ha n ••It*• BriteningL
" f f l t n i the l|oef**r
elite! «»L * in n u n - i- rn tire nil ere* ting Di an • e r e nt at I nek on I In* H itler ”!■'v#*
Ili'Ward -aid, " M u rr e y liiu*vhl it i* m th e m ajutx. Fan * in New •uenl ib n t .Nn/.i » rn w a lu-liig it( uuimifctj of tin- lam til w»i- *iv \i*rk. Chieago, ttoxtun nil) other th r e a t But ,i d i f f n e i t t *tand waft,
mg 111|Ui ■i I < Martha Hide hm-uii ; big i ilie- want the home *Tub t« b 3siUi ul a i.ie'Mog yi'-fertiuv nf
•ia 1*
and the w hile luirty we* e dt inking win. but they
don't go honu* •Ie Ir u a 11** fit p r e r 1111n g 1he -**%
heniiK *at||c p u i i v. the w mi kern i
I iglihaH- A im !*- walked in *t»iit-11 y ■ threaten'd with neivoti* lueak
l*M*k the g ill by the hand and then down when it fail*. Farv in the - p u i l ultioii, the l i e u h-btirfiifr or*
nan*, a l u m an d Mu- federntiun uf
led her to the dun* fmm wtieir -be | niintn * do.
Nuflnliet t r a d e un i n*
wulVfd h’ope to wItei*A,lhe uir w.*x(
- — ----- —
T h e e deli g a l e - . »epre-entlMg ll,*
parked, and they drove away to
000,1100 work ‘r*. pledged war oil
get her. T h e dm-Lcr itae* ti**i iefiy
lo -rt« m m i l d e f e n - e of the repubim ikim t the l e t n u ik '* ! tloii't g ive a
He with all ih e w eu p in * al th eir
d aifm i i toiiL* but i i i *11her ilo»*# he
eii'iHiniin^.
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in 1 f.i 4 h t . have h an living in
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lak e oxer th e lii|ui4iation o f th e
T ru s t C o m pany of F lo rid a b ) a
e d e ra l re c e iv e rs h ip but Im p ro p e t
y took over a la ig e part of its
assets and a f f a ir * by the * p e « ia l'
le ce ive rx h lp and hy e n jo in in g 'h e
.o m p tro lle r fro n i exe rcisin g
h is
fu n ctio n * in re fe re n ce th e re to
f
" I t ia u rg e d th a t (■. I*. M ille r
urganixed, n v rn e j anil
co n tro lle d
tha T ru s t C o m p a n y of F lo rid a and
used it fo r M s fra u d u le n t purp oses,
and that its co rp o ral# existen ce
should th e re fo re
*e d isreg ard ed
S u c h a d o c trin e cannot he ap p lie d
to th is s itu a tio n The co rp o ra tio n
a a s re g u la rly
b artered under the
U « * nf F lo r id a • * • a lth i cap l
ta l of 1200,000 and paid in «ur
plus of §300,000 * * • bv whom
lo e v a r ow ned, the co rp o ratio n w as
a s u b sta n tia l one and ha« done
a s u b s t a n t lil business and
tnuat
m u its co u rse according to
It*
•b a rte r and the law s a p p e rta in
mg to it.
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" W e re v e rs e the judgm ent, w ith
d ire ctio n to d isso lve *he rece ive r*
ship and in ju n c tio n -•* far a* 'h e y
a ffe c t
tru s ts and trust prop
, e r llt x in the b an d s of the *»*mptro lle r as a s te ts and a ff a ir * o f the
T r a i t C o m p a n y of Flo rida.*'
F A S T E R .'-
J p o s t T WAUT TO CATCH TA —
RIO i)E J A N I E n f ^ K ^ O T r i i r r
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•i|rn#<l * lir c r r v * ^ |iru v ln x th * r*f * n l * | r r « in * n t b * t w * * n U r a s ilU n
<of/*« prtM iurvrs aivl t h * n a t la n .l
c o i l * * co u n ril, o b r r t b y t h * council
v s « x>*vn *utum>iny * n .l s u th o n
sa t,o n 1* h a n ill* a ll i n l f * * n *# ra
Hon*.
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h * * b*vn if*. Ia r* d by th * pu iltr n t
u r s l i m ho ard o f C h ih u a h u a C it y ,
k ts s ic o . T » a c h * r «
In Ik *
.i-hmil.
W * r * ordered to s u b s titu te the an
tl* n t
M e x ic a n ,1 d Q u r t ia r n a t l lo r
T h * a (T » * m r t i( s i . i
a u t lu w u f . th * ru s tu m a r y w h lt*-b*jrd*> l S u n il
l b * co u ncil lo ln crr*> « th * vap o rt N ic k
t a * on r u f f * * fro m th * p rssan t 10
T h * n rd * r w a s a re su lt uf a i u
s h ililn c * p er b a y to I t • h t iliim s J t l o n a l i. l i r s p * * rh b y C a rlo s T>*J>
F l v * t h lllin y v o f the n » w tax w ill L * v d n <i* T * J* d n . fo rm e r » * s r * i* r y
b* used to p a y th * b a la n c e o f t h * 1 u! ru u c s tlo n . w h o u r f f d M c s iro
20,000,1)00 pound s te rlin g Han P s u - i to a b o li.h S e n tu C la u s foe (w liio tlo cuffs* loan which Is now yu*r- I r |m> poees.
anttrd by a 4 shilling prr bag lax.
T it * C h ih u s h u * C h a m b e r ul Com
Th* council is also authorised to in e r t * r« - * n tly e p p * s le il In e ll
buy surplus coffee ami to destroy r l t t r s nf M e x icn to b uy nu lv U c s l
12,000,000 bags of r*ff*« within 12 c a n -insiie ffnod* f o r C h r i- lu iu '
months.
g if t s .
CAN YOU BEAT 1TI
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' .W A S H lN O T c ir ^ W F * . - . 1 7 . I A P .) — Chairm an B yrns of Ibe
. a p p to p riatlo n s dsm niltt** yeaterday p re d ic te l p a a n g a by tb*
R ouse today of art em ergency
HOO.OCO.OOO sp pro print Ions f a r
h u rtin g * pu m en ta on - veterans
ISonue c e rtlfIc a te k . ■•**
*
Bvrns said th* only olbsr Hem
In the hill wnulit he for funds to
j
tstablish additional employment
r jrnsi** for the labor d#part*t#Dl.
Other ilrtirlency. apprsptlations
requested hy President Hoover Will
. . m j W k the1Baku* until later, th.
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legion Commander
Defends S t a n d On
Prohibition I s s u e
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Ml * he h' il st
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t -Id a gathering
tw o te ate a # ig « and twa cupa
evai-s'Cated tn ilk aad poitr Into
ta rt tin# lined w ith pastry
Haka
lik e « a r custard pla. bavtag
hot #t drat and than moderata
M akes flftaeo ta tw a a ty U rth .
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V l i together tw o cup# cannad
pum pkin, n i t and o nw alflh lh cups
sugar *ine lea#p«*ei> aatt. u l a aad
nna half taa#p«>oa# gtngar. #aa taa
•iM-*n rloaam »in and add thrwa
■llg h iiv i-eaien #gg yolks and I w e
cupa m ilk. Fo ld lu th ra a s tlA y
H ara 'a H a w l
twa leu #cs W hllea. Dut a teaapoao
o ra n i# marn»ai*4le In p astry Hn»d
y?-»4J J ^ Pa m p fc l* f o r f l
M IX ta rt (las. pour In p a a p k ia mix
an# «<up b row a augar. a faw g ra in s lu r# and hah# h a v in g o v ta I r s t
af salt, tw o teaapoona cinnam on. hot and (k#u moderate^ T a rta e ra
#a* half taaapooh nutmag. enw don# when kn ife eomee a a l rteaa
h a lf taaapoaa g la g a r and add « s m W h # a cshvI. top w tth whipped
aap cannad p am p h la.
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U # aort of h o lid ay tid b it w h ich
add* to tha ia y « 4 y of the aaaaom
•ptcy dellcloae. and ao foaxpen
ftv e lo n u h
w fth the fpactal
p rirea at w it c h canaad p a a p h ln
la now balng nlferad
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raw «f thaai aut on a a lle a r aw lear
and watch y o u r graedg gaaata
gobtla lh ata up. To uiaka tbacn -
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Ca I led Attempt To T h is W in t t».r W i H
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Storms And Flood
Reported IniMany
European Sections
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A ju d g m e n t of the feder• I f|t«tn e t c o u rt o f th* * o u th e rn i
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by the
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Staten c irc u it court of appeals.
M is ti
lOJfDON. Dec. 11 7 —< A t'-i—
Storm and flood were reported
from widely scattered parts of
Europ* ysstsiday and a told wars
f*T* many area* lb*ir first lasts
of winter.
I
A hlisaard tearing down the
Itic .Sea imparilled shipping and
•used danger to' coastal district*.
A sailing ship w*a lor* /torn Its
■n-horag* and aas wracked In Ihs
roads Vt L l.au, Latvia, th* rr*w
of ssetn being drowned,
, A fishing ecsse)' was sunk I* the
Stockholm archipelago |l t h th*
loss of on* Ilf*. Th* S on et ship
lllltch from Odessa
foundered
near Smyrna following a violent
-sto im which lit* ra ted over the
Aeglan Sea for saves*! days. Six
other vessels wer* drlvsn ushers
and salvage uperattoa* war* start
ed.
Northern Algeria was suffsriog
from floods and damaged co m m u
nications a> the rasult of a gala.
1 Two mura survival* of
tha
wracked French submarine chaser
No. 90 wars found alive In sn
Arab hut in th* forests e f Algeria,
but floods preventej natives from
bringing them to cleillsatkm .
Londoners shivered from a sud
den drop In Irmperater* and Parts
was reported very cold.
•v-'A number of tilla g e* la South
Bulgaria were s t t i t t l y damaged
by .Inundations, bob details wer*
Bscglng bee *■is e toi»rat>a|<alloaj
f
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F L O R ID A .
towel Of AftWOU,
Dissolves F e d e r a l
Court' s Judgment
FRITZ1E RITZlE
( O s tin usd from Pa*# On«)
a r t lo u t* of l i to 14 a t
skw e.
T he l*l» « t' itatx for which th#
f! f a r » i » » r t published, Nor. SO,
show#,! i total «Kf>rt l i r t t m l «f
1,744,041 shsrs*. TOiia (a an InCT*B** of mnr» th an
1,400,000
i h a r n n»rr th# low point in th#
tabulation, w hirh w as Oct. 0. at
which
tim e
th* abort Interest
am ounted to 2,104,771 ih s rra . The
hi I h point ahown ia faV May 26.
wh n th* tabulation sta rts ,' a t
which tim r th* short lnt*r*st was
1,410,700- sharra
>Th* d#f»nd#r* of sh o rt trllin a
olnt out th a t th is short int«r»*t
ro n trr ■* • with th* to ta l *f appioxln . sly 1.200,000.000 shares
ilstrd for trad in c, and th* short
sales in day-to-day trhdinx has#
amounted tn <Aily a sm all frar
* lion of th- total trananrtiona.
N*»*rth*l*aa, th* eontr«*r*ray
ta |* a . Opponents A# sh o rt ss llin i
a ssa rt that i t m ay h* th* straw
th at breaks tb r
M arket’* bach,
p o ln tin i to |||w m u n i durinx
October and H s t l W i 'r , small a*
th* dailp fa ln a appeared to tie
It is taken for r r a n t e l th at the
m atter will be th o ro d fh ly thrashed
out in a rongyrstlona! [o re s tlia 1
tion.
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The la r|* s t e h a a ie s in the
short account th n tm wer* d<CTsasiM. when s h tr ta rushed t ■
c*eer and | | r * th* m a rt* ! an u p
ward -weep. Tb* rally *ariy in
October c a u s'd a TUdurtion of
424.0118 sham s' I* -th* short in
terest in ^ s in g * <)ay. Th* n o lenl rebound Ht Ml* m a rk e t early
in Ju n e w at srlen sp an led by a
Jn d to p of a« 1440 ih ^ rtx la th e short
yX jcceunt in opt d | j . •
The lary est sh o rt Interest shown
in any issue as of N ot , 40 was
III
o -n e ra l Motors, -wfcert the
short acrount am ounted to 401404
ih s ie s . (rom a total ra p lta ilia tio n
of 44.fdHI.OOO shares. !n U a lu d
Stale* Steel, th* sh o rt interest
w ss 3 12.417. froln a c .p lte llie
tlon
uf 8,704,241
shares.
In
A inein a n Telephone, It w as KW.012 shares, out of 18,581,144
shares
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of Rheumatic Pains
In IS Hours.'
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AN IN D E PE N D EN T D^IJLT N EW SPAPER
Member Associated Prera
Flier Seeks To Beat
Trans-U. S. Record
Bemmita t l f icairatorium
Dee. lfl.—
administration
i-. went before both _
Senate- and Houae .today in
a Joint appeal for moratorium
ratification. Secretary Stlmserincu n
injutai tut
aoa pewented
a request
for ,
W in
LT1S ANGELES. Dec. lrt._
(A.P.I—Shooting *t the 10hoor w o rd from Im Angel**
to Now Vjrk, J. R. WwtoU, New
Orleans raring pilot loft hwra
tarlg today on hlr.t^wr rtrearaHn»d monoplane. Tht pilot a at
packtd into % cockpit barely
largo enough to h >ld him and
ItO gallons of gaaolino. The
plane lifted quickly ', after a
•tert run and disappeared in
the east. Wodoll'* Immediate
objective It Puerto, Polo-.Wi).
where he will ryfuel. The second
itop will be Bloomington. 1111noit and the third New York.
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8 A N F O R D .F L O R ID A , W HDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1931
UNITED CHIN..
'SEEMS LIKELY
AS SHEK QUITS
HURLEY RAISES
HOOVER STOCK
FOR PRESIDENT
FUTUR E C H A M PIO N OF W O R LD
Reconciliation' Of Di
vergent Factions Is
Anticipated Due To
Political S h a k e - U p
(i.O.P. Committee Scsj nion Is Turned Into
i Rousing: Rally F o r
r.S.Chief Executive
w VMIINt;rn\
n#r
10.^errtar) llurl**v t vday
«##- in of th • R#-
NANKING, Dec. 18. - (A .P .IChina.
t an n n — I
split
in
two alnca last
when the (Union govern-
ml nmniit'i # into a
»»r the rr-eier’.Ion
it l|*iv*rr P.*\ia!inkf
LENZ AND JACOBY |~Bl w" fo,m#d in•wo*lUo0wi
INCREASE LEAD
J352»te^ r ! 0 N .CULBERTSONS
s a s -'"
. tH« Nanking regime, teamed likely
to be united
todar
Fire Centa A Copy
• o * •. m< *‘ati*>n *f the
ii •• ttr* nii'»i«lly
th.
f *N -4r .....
n.p!a|v
V
IW .-n * .
-1 h# anU li»in»hrol
I
w it to tiv i »» '
«!at- h**#» h
'Ii1* ••.ml**
•l.»
Th**’
#!•;
t I* ii c
Pfr
nt II nip TV* • nK nr'
urnn r
i* P*r*is|s*nt II •
T»r'* The* P rn iv ri s hate- r«» i»r
following a
jehake-up yesterday which reaulled
NUMBER
Bank Bandits Blow
Safe, Seize $4500
HOACIIPM K Im!., !»•- Id
-(A .T I Tin mull. nm..•! with
maclilr* gun* rtm!
off
Ahotjtina. blrte n|wn i fit* «»?•- tf
the Roa.hHalf itau -*ik early
t«»«my ®nd*r^e»pr«t «ith $4“k4H»0*»
raih «n<l ! »n«lA T » bandit*
«evtred th« trt»*fi*ph C.l i lelep> on# lines amt it off «>iit*i(l«
i* mmuni*f% km h*otc tn irii'w
tne hink. T **a nun k«dr«i «-d K
R Uvvin. t«l(^fra|*h
|vni<*r
itie the- r * t l i lur»*ei f*»m In
th«» irkpHor* offlro fcVev** thiLe*r.k with l Asilinv Mllllh.
#t»» and th«* lattcr'a i m i .c •»•
t»*r Thr t’liiir# ft nt if *?ir *
was hi *n *»Jt »t ih*’ l*r**
ch.irffr « f N r i>|l)fi<a >
CARLTON GIVES
STIRRING TALK
AT BAND SHELL
States Progress D a y
Marks New Chapter
In History And De
velopment O f City
C om lu d in g n ntirrinK *d tin-** during which w as pic
tured in itowerful cla rity the
th ree elements which a r e w * (\senry to the progresalvo
JUDGEACQUAINTS
K1WAN1ANS WITH
DADE MASSACRE SS 2
Ad
m
g ro w th and developm ent o f
F lorida. Hanford, and Sem i
nole County, G overnor Doyle
K. Carlton. S an ford ’s illstln-
Chiaog Mmtelf admitted the
Carton faction e u to take the
upper hand in ibe eo»li‘»ton goveminent looked for today. Ballet
lf#rv la (Ha flrvt picture tanan o. tha young man who * ill tom#
—*
from the Band Shell late yesterwas that Canton leaatrs. many at
them some af the Strongest fig. «iay be heiryweijKt • hampion of thy *>»rW, ac#0!d(n| to hi« father.
J.C.B. Kooncc Relates^ Uay afternoon, rspretjo^ the hope 3H
uree In Chinas# public life, wouhl (Jane Tunney. format hear>na#mht ctampioo Th# fular champion
D
e t a i l s Surroundlh*1 -- r,0,l',UM' w,,h * 1,0
return hers fa? a ra**nc Illation.
waa born to the former champion And hti wife Mm |*oll> l-auii«*r
numlnr .af imea tho crowd
Y " *
'5 " " “
Vl«ton of our splendid reeoureas,
The removal of Chleng we* |Tunn#|, of (»»eenwt«h, Ccnn.. on IWambar 4th, and i* mown in a
• >#o »•'
irti.p«.» a!# \ i#*ta-i •
IDJf Historic Pi> e n l catc^ tht drum k i ( o{
looked upon as the ona thing nee.I fignling poar pi! hia ^«n. ^
♦
llurDy nd fr**** th# mmniil f ' 1
------which Ii being #<vjnd#<i on all
ed to close the natioa’a political
formally Increased 'he minioet t f ' Ju.lr I • H Kooac. of Ts
i0,| <0 furwe'd to whet plR
cleavage which last spring result,
T 3 'y d :
del. eAir, to th- ie*t ti«ti t.al - n ,sr> s
„ ( tpi« .tete’ i mr.«» ,u r.l) Iw the GoldSn Age of o ir
rd in the formation of the Canton
vrntion to 1181 as ...m|arrd with 1 . tmsui.hnl
Ju r * * •
-.-lev great stale."
government, composed of many
'ii»!' in I'.IZS
|hrmitlil ntrntl'er* o( the SanfotdInspired and »»rtiiu,i to the sybof China's leader* who refused to
lh "
Repu'dtran n a t i o n a l , Kiwa tis I'l lb a story, c nnplete in 1Ject ul bis s idres' by b*' >ng. only
continue their a*»oclatlnn with the
e uinnittse aole«-ie,l CbU-ago for lt» ,|re.vtl of that e 'm t ut the hi* ; • few moment* before, wltnetstd
nationalist regime umhi hi* domi
natlonnl cmvention »: • nmdir* lrry
f|„1-|cjl, »n ! u* tv»r wllb a pared* of d » orated automnnation.
yeaterilay that heard and asplnu ’ |
s , raiBnle Indian,, known ai biles and float* uioie Ihvn throe
Chling's passing wet dramatic.
rd an «ndor,*m»nt of President lh# u ,d, Hraiarr*
1mile* in length and ri-qjirlng
He had been under increasing
H over’, admlniatrallon
iIn
„ ,,umn
Cfl,o<inw
Ing oi>
up ih>
the mri.*,nt,
incbtint* ro
re. nearly
. an hour and a half to pall
pressure since the Manchura con.
rh lf-iri won -n the first I allot i ,r , ,n|{ t# lh, m, , , , rrr. .vcurrlng 'the reviewing etand. Governor
fid
started
test
September Says It Must Be Ac Fr i gi d Temperatures
Hi a jro*«d coni *#t with Atlantic ?
r UiM hnall m bumtrr • ounly,' Carlton made an addles* wbleh
Throughout China student, dem
(Tontinued on Pure Fnuri
i i-n |'f( *2H. IH15. in which Major j* »»id tn have Iwsn Ih* most Hi* »gL*4
companied
By
Eco-j
onstrated against him. )'ur err
Are Reported From
• A charge by Representative
lifid o anil a i nnipany of I OH men lerealing of th* h»lf doren he had
The veteran Lera tucked his chin ---- _day* recurring reports tfal
Mr#redden (R. Pa.), In an hour- deeper Intv hi* seat than usual,1-rat
nomic Adjustmenta
Pacific To Atlantic
te#r# m #rcil#**ly a la u |!itrrc < i. J u ilf# Iwen railed upon to make during
he had _____
_ were
„
ilgned
denied
long speech, that the Chief Exreu_
k «'o n « laid a«*mt«thiii(r « f iH# tho morning’s events.
enmt lalocd a'■•ut the -eonfoun.'ud” | Yesterday 800 etlideote from
tire . “ propoled to aell us out to
• II- expressed himself as belag
DALLAS. T tia i. I>^. 10. — i
Id #
The
4 aawe l n l H
fP fa * |
lata start and told photographer* Peiping wracked the foreign ofWml#; #pft(
a pi# rhriunm
rspeclaly happy In having
tte -f.'• . (Continued on page four)
• . __ #1
Tiii-.nla m Ihiav r ir lf flay#.
to go take picture* of somebody’. ! flee and attacked the he. i,,uar- (A .P .)—TH# United State# Is d#-1
Tf# |,opu!atlon of tlw KlorMt privilege nf sharing lu thn ob
billy root
t re of tha koumlatsuig (national- cnving itxlf, William G. McAdoo -prv# la *t mffl t ami i’ul ra|H'i
tW»»r%in »Ur• in mail# up of tarn ill# servance nf the many evidences of
Mrs. Culhert* in had * weary as •»t party), where the president ^*k! in an oditx### laat night, iff j from I V# Ans#!«»v ro (ii-urjta
progress which th- day
had
prrstlon and her husband *m in- and
—— other
» « - • loaders
■-«■■■ wwre
ww, discussing It bslieve* e reduction in annaIn tho Calif 'irii’a mafrtijioln,
Th- Kern Park l-tUle Tbrator I !" N ‘ ,r,Wt- l,Pt * k‘n* ,d‘ " ,r’,n' jroiighl. and declared that it "f»c’
.
,
'nnguagrs
and
having
little*
In
usually quiet. The usually beaming *hat should he done,
manta, unlraa accompanied >ypr"-‘ lour inch## nf »n «w f**llnw#il a
lull.lng we* the -rene of . U q . 1 ^ , ^
TUe ,4orth, rn irit,,, |„. 1curded * new chapter In the his
r io t
Oswald Ja.oby.
Hricki raesaj
and Iatoaea
re rpar'oer
— m i
ito
u
tLens.
o V lli,
--W USI
W TT1 11'J
’ ’ ^.Dra.entalivo
flung f o u n d economic, readjustment, gala Uow temperature, war.- «rea-1 '
■
mni'inliy
■
Known
a* the C »» Creeks, , lory and development <4 this com
Q s -a fr f*
-j.
yvau)
weuld end wars. ... .
.
arr’ in OHlttmia with fir# M l nl j
tlntf u omt . . nlKhL tUeiMeil
munity, a new Ispn to
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" *■ T *. «w i .V* * * | * ' •
ie gw,' . .
*
.*LJ^.inL
fwnn <W
•#fby
abift^lj^^tkrtar
• 7 ‘S t e s
Southern Methodl.t U a la k # ^ J U # ^ 1 ^ r g > T ;ir « krcllun.
.„ t l„ n and several vieU..r.
eescnllale to l h w | - r e i
— —
------------ kpMaty
Senate Resolution
son-ln-Uw-of Woodrow Wlltep ob- - frate.n Lake was fros-t. « l t h , A|Unlon„
g pr|ng,.
Uv„r-ood.
Cefllon »ald, aft- a " “ t
1
iiovernnr Catlli
turnfchad, fewr * Seminole
•rr«rd that IZ years after tha m Inrhr, uf ic,..
. »,.n#nr,i i,
natural r*- njjal
tate’s government,
Reported Favorably signing of the Versailles Treaty, Htrrema la-t» thrlr henka in! muntty’s offWUl wa< that ioiiiXflgh'School student* awl * friend,
energy,
,X
tulcome tn Kerl
m m ' deaana of IntBPilUd apecta“ the obligation* of thl* treaty not j s uthrrn Ohio «nd many )i»h * s v « |,.h,nann
nd determination of lit people.
•
tote
WASlirNGTONV D ar.
Irt
, only remain unfulfllkd. but the. * tr, no,d * l The t.h.o R,v,r w»,
thr oraerftnry landing
.,
*•
uf Allamontc,
llevauso of a h*PPy comblMtlon
II.
(A .P .)—The Johnson rv,oiuti..ii * le.d.ng nations of Europe
feel rU)n|t r, pll|,,
M. r lrt-, K..r„
' 1
T ,
.
the bulkhead
lato_Hon------I
_________
th» county
Tha trial of K r J*. Roeler. San railing upon StcrkUry stlm.on l . inainlaintng gre.U r
y .dftet y eo where, after a
armamaaul
Ono d„ th a- indirectly
1B hrwt^ st'rlbat„lh- j
‘ ” Ud
^' ,,
and Intro- I
.
..
.
...
.7
i™
*'1
. three tear battle, the largest aUl- ford filling itoilon operator, produce all tha netea eachvm^t* •nd a mor# » U f f « r ln f burian a ll uUj to »*.-»*
----- -1confidence,” he said.
high valor in Ohio
durnl ih vtrloui speakers. *11 m
(Hat
ftoer gaptared ta'Florida In mauy charged with the aseault with n- wllh foreign government. rrlatHei «a«la and taxation than
!<•** than 260 per.on, had ca«t: H* poln’ed out many of the.to*
sironr Wind- end f g ten.pvnrl wh„ ni mullined th* fin* eorh beyears tree flnaBy sabdrad. placed tent to commit tho first degree lo the hftvchurlan dispute «.i* .v which preceded th* World War.’* -hlrring along i r North Atleutl. |n< l|nll, , nd
by the '•allt.i, elthi-i for ••* a , sin it tl 1trenchment measure* now In f ( morder —
of -J.- —
E. Hodge, .a**
last aAq*- potted favorably to the Senate •»
He expressed belief that “ no ef - i .^hoard.
— en a trailer, and takrato a Jack, -------•
sdminUtrsilon,.
,
nmrneetl 80-dny dug raring m*tl feet under his adminUlryiy
Lt'fitmiy Us'lt- body
r a t . * u Uet drifting to a cbn-J rt«r Uy tha kiW p H ttTTSfi, >
fwtlvn- plan of disarmament e»n
but
Clear, fold •ve:»*her
Vi J. Wells, Longwood mem al th* I.'bgwnn.l „V*I return, nisasara* h* urtnsd new**«ryJ ta v-rrt
elusion
at
3:40
o’clock
this
aftermltteo
after
a
stern,
ditcu-.sio
be
mailunless
Russia
I*
taken
in
the future growth uf Florida,
'• j
■ ^ i S W * * * , » noon.
■ attempt
**
* wat me -It lo def . lo Ih- family of nations,” and said nated in the rv- ■III
l.er « f Iho BoaH of Gowrliar,. 'rum the two Sanford polling
Ae
R M A WM IS feet, 10 inches
measures which will find nearly
ii.ctcsed the school sytorn of tha idnc's e l shout 2 In o’,.lock thl.
Mlllarj B. Smith, sute'e ettor- action on the resolution hy *enalo, that, haj he b-en a delegate to th116.004,000 lopped off the budget
drag, ted Je eetimetad an being
efternnon Indl.-atrd
t o y ANGKI K>.
ttar
id
BdO yean aid. It now rests at the ney, was at that tlma arguing hie Johnson. California Republican.; (ien-Va disarmament cooferevue in (A.P.I — A hiavv fi •<! ,pre« I user ••i.uniy. pointing out many « f tlie I At th* poll* In ......... . line, in duriag Uto coining year.
-,ir|
feature wal:h have gl en it a
rase against Roaltr. before the pending ■ hearing bp Ite ronmut IV27, he wooUl Have accepted R i s
a Tigs tor farm fa. k epectal pool, jury, following whkh defense
Hnuthern Califnims in tin- » « v ! leputotinn of his* rsgsrd tnrough- lb* Marshall M .tors lu . building | He referred to the nearly 500
m s ' * offer wholly to disarm h-ravlf
le*
of
Secretary
SUmaon.
Th.
(i
i
. and outrank* * ■UaipariUn", a counsel was stheduM to make Its
on North Park Avenue Ilu , « (- . «.hool children occupying Lout
of a •form whiih dr ’pped -now nut the state.
move waa loet aad th* rom m iti- at it* full valuo.
- Marina which hoe hath the prop appeal In behalf af Boeler,
had been east at that tlm.. H. C seats al lh« band shell by d w k f.
within th,. eitv linul, nf L « An
Janie* G. Bhemn. chairman of
Ilu predicted that any effort nn
•■fleet without roll-rail to r«|k>it,
‘ ' arty at tha farm Ite 40 yenm. It
-etv* and mad, highway travel lb* cnunty.wld* co-operation com- 1 Mr-iwpil. cl-rh of tt * rlectirm. .le- Ing that “ while I have been deep
The trial began Monday morn
ly imprinted with Ih* egrlenllurtl
ana an cnonaoma hand, and give* ing and tha state offtrad J. E. th* resolution. It would rail f.» j lh* part of tha United Rtate* In baxardnus.
mlitre. ms>l. an Inspiring address i flared that Inilleatiun* at that titn* . . .
. premise efd terira several hun- Hodge, Sheriff J . r . McClelland, notes exchanged with Japan ami, purchase world p**?* by ranrellu
Two men were Vill-d in n a'fir un th* new spirit that l. per-1 IH.Inle.-. to a vote uf shout 10 to I *«M Ipluslrlal puailNIl'le* at thl*
lion
at
Wotld
War
debts
with
Ih*
in fav... Of thn tiacki’r ooeiilng
■vonnly, T*l, the greater resonitaa
1 dred poinds la wrigbt with rvgu- Dr. W. T. Langley. R. W. Teaman. China a* wall as messages sent bv I
(Coutinued On rtg o Four) | *i-rli|en'a on sl'nnerv •ir***< with- in—lint; this county, making it | At the Court Home, where v o t.'* ra Id tte boys and girl. I tee
lar feeding. Both Ik ryes wero Bobby Psarraan, and Mrs. R. W. lid* envernment t> American rm
I Continued |n l'*«e Knurl
the
envy
of
thv
counlie*
of
Klnri-1
rrsentative* dating
with th
shot <wt, aad
~r
era In Preelticl Three cast their her* befor# me." Diiculting fur
Pearman as wltnessea, following teagu* o f Nations.
■
~
da. and a»*urlog Its |>ernianent
■iiinti. I Ifi
.tail been i reuril* ther *om* of the Us mesaulCJ rwkg. probably
which tha defense offered ' Mr.
rsntly
sffretsd.
Gu«*rnnr
Carlton
e,| et J.111 o’cl'N'k. A. I). Shoe■aekr and revted Ite case.
1 President
Pat>wortb
nl
lh* niakvr. Merk. .tou.l that be lie- declaisd that he niadn no apology
This morning the stole offered
BILl.Tt I'AHHAfiR PRP.niiTF.lt
citiiily trad* leidv spuk* at lh* li«,..i| th* elenion had at that time for measures which will fln«l HortR- #• Pearman, Bobby Pearman,
v.any acc.implishmvnt, nt the «*• rxe-ied hv a fhrv# to one V'te.
da’a school system re-vlvlfied and',
aad Mrs. Badger aa witnesses, in
WASHINGTON.
D ec.
10.strenglhrned. “ tl la far bettor to
Jn tnd th* value and efgenital
Nu
returns
had
rone
In
front
the
rebuttal af defense testimony.
(A .p .)-rh alrm sn Byma of the
••
fer
lire n
(erliretw,,
ef , ,the, .work , heing . several enunty polling booths, bul, s p e l t the highways of uulluro fer
...
T ie larr Is composed of W.‘ B. appropriations rommltte- tielay
our children than to lavish huga
•one. Ill- cencluikil hy pledging | %l(h 0|dv „ „ . ia|,
^
M
NEW YORK. Dee. V L -IA I*.)— I TALLAHASSEE.
H«c.
Schmidt, E. J. South, tt. II. predicted a passage by the House
j i lh# K«*rn h rk conimunit/ (h#{ rntrra in each town, all votaa sum* ol money on the highaaja
Bpootar, H. B, U ry , S. D. Levy, tomorrow o f the cm-neiwy ZOu Tearful pleailings of hi* wife, to { (A .P .I— Rigid i-nf*nvm*n( nf 1
nf our stale" h* **ld.
. .
. . .
,
portal v#*il it nd aMD# «•o-o pc rat ion s* nuld be fount* . *e j r, ,u| a .
_ tha bulkbsaJ end R. t . Keltey. Judge Wallace mill! n dollar approprtotitn for th* whom gtug ih n ling* are an ..Ivl .to t. lews g.,v.ru ing‘ l.^,.eratl
blHif ,n lh, (hiwtap.
Florida's wonderful resour.-ce,
n unceil l.y V3i) oVIoeh, half an
pub Entemlngsr, J. W. Wright le sitting In JsdgwMnt meeting of neymenU en veterans’
of
prlvotn
and
public
vchli-'--'
m
"which have never gone henkr ipt,"
story, ted Malty Herein ta tell po1ipeot of that community.
-I
hour
slier
Ihe
polls
clus*.
.
In . k. Odfeaaa. and af Uto case, one of the fee tores of tonus certificates.
the highway, uf Kb ri.lo « i . rer |
formod the neat portion nf 0 *»Karl tebmenn, ,r relary of tte
lie*
yretenley
se.m
thing
about
the
hie
Fall
term
of
Circuit
Court.
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NtetoiR the treats re
ernor Carlton's address, nod for 10
body.
pu-sentxd
HEX BEACH COMING R O ITH
Tha I. E. EelrUge manslaughter
bottle that ha* put him In the shad rofumilt## i»tij oinft il 'ty ItiiVvmoi i fount v tred
Pf water aaar
HO.ND TRADE LIVELY
minute* te pictured the hundred*
, . . . .
many- Int, resting fset# ab«ji
U
scheduled
to
be
tried
toow
of
death.
WHS the a*
•a
of opportanltiss whkh o f f e r
C arilonto.tudTth.qu-etl.n.
gonthlol.
(saunty and in.lle.l
AKBRING.
Ura..
Id
-R
e
x
Beo-h.
>w morning, aa weB as rar
In etoccelo fashlop. the non wbo
All state sdepar'mrnte havlnr
STOCKHOLM — Sweden pur
health, wraith, and happiness to
Kvrn
Park
to
elect
thn
three
jh*
novelist.
It
t
t
pec
tail
lo
arrive
.
est!
smeller
ctergaa
against
rav
9
* based 1104,640,000 worth of for rolel Broiklyu’s I >u<th wnlrr front any eonnedion with highways m*'
a • Oats
member* nf the Board nf Gov here at the end nf th* week lo 1ln* world. 11* tortusd them the
i law-viotators.
a
elgn stocks and bands last year. pang, police said, ty rirht nf mae- traffic, the railroad* and tie molnr
the reptile.
fineet evidence* of nn* nf
Ite
d
ernors
tu
whieh
(hey
were
eh*p*n,| ih* winter at hi* lakeei le
It tea hraaJaaai hy lte Saadlsh i layw, told how hep men c.ime. to
grrautt
itatoa
In
tb»
nullTPi
I
ff1
'
ftapteb tVJ.-H atkii-O i-H .- cxtete hSTe. Ho will be irromps
MIAMI BEACH—Village Orlll Royal Boarg a4 Trade, whose teed his horns Monday night and lured Strae^CKamber
said that- apon the** natural re- • 41
opened for basin***.
him to a speakeo>>.
k Karl Asel Fryx.lL
reprerented et Ih* mretlng. Chair
htThl! " ,u‘l hr
" • ,ch’ Mr’ ,ml ,,' ,• source*, aad, armed with the lee(he sons and egperWnree of th* part,
Th* pla*e was crowded. He wa* man E. B. Matthew,. o» tho JttuU ’ * " • u“ » l«° M |F *^tod by tte B ,.,h ha., to n .pending
I f*r several min
standing at the bar wteu some me RaJIrood C mmlaeUm preeld.L
, I raw af the bey.
*,oup'
,umm,r ,n N#w Yo,k'
Floridiang shaold lay a new leanbehind him ihrute-fi
.latino for th* alghlleet develop
toto Uto lake by a
The special rommlttee voted to
* “Turn around 1 want to get you avk G ivernor (Carlton tn rv iu iiti « v
, « /, ■
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re
,
r,
*
ment this nation tea owt seen.
Ite nteMTa tall, a
good"
. _
A t th* coqelarira ef hi* add****.
.heruf. .nd . u t . . n u . .ream,,
He turned, keeping hit arm* attorney* Uiroughl
Governor Carlton aad th* offklal
Florida to
---- * ---- •- * - folded r-rot* hi* ehett i* protect cu-opernto with the Bute Road
party war* escorted tu the Ranf-rJ ORLANDO, Dm. 14.—Agceespo- jJ. Malllgenrad Crenshaws deg hi* heart.
Wonsan’* Qnb where a public re
li*p-rInvest and Ih* Railnus I CnmUto* tkrra hours time
stlegaUery, 1IN) hnmiled l y leKsaney. Peurth “ Bomeone Irep-I al ms and trie I miaeiun In enforcing rglillng law* Tlw Christmas Editor uf The bean tardy soy. I gas making good ception, attended by hundred*, waa
#Irte hi FlMfM the rvp- atodbyaa enihuelm
>L. .
■tagte. ' ‘
B. U. Duncan, stota highway ess.
• .tr«#ra ate, during the ■•■hers of tte Florida Field place wtoMr. Ttoty,’ la owned by t> rail my hand* down," MatUo
Freak D. Blabea Jackaoovlll*. and explained. “ He wa* shot for kU tfineer. said tire gyal deysrtmen* Herald, who ha* beun In eluee In all my stadia*, a* 1 wish you
Tha day1! event*, Vedaldered tuv
f :B
' nrite, tte alligator Trials AraociatUa, yratarday H
eld ' “ ' by th# atekf.
tommankailon with Santa Claus would b.lng me a few things fur , rvaaful In every detoll agd attracV
J
trouble hy sraaenra eke. Then they sovn will place inepectora at atrato- far tte past few days, was this Christmas. I want a new sweater'
—
l
.
A_■
tteir wietetore “all-age derby." The
bench Show landed en mo and I fell. That waa l k pelnu thrnugteot th# 'tots to
morning
ewamped
with
Utter,
ani
a
cap
and
a
pair
ef
.te*.
toll
.T
tha
with PhJatopbeJU Jeyrara Jake, Held at
it owned
when I got the two bulleti iu my toforr* the law limiting lead from Seminole County's good and six# tlx and one-half, ajui some te with da Infernal ball at tba
by V. t. Deogtora. af Baa- by Mrs. Q)
Mayfair HotoL Owe hundred aad
Fall.’ ’arksoevllle chest."
weights on trnete. A deputy sher
little hoy* and girl*. Th*y are candy aad nuts. Aad do plea** fifty .couple* crowded the ball
ford, winstog first place.
aad la tte
™
• do* She wa* Mrs. Mratia. who 1| ••- if f trill te with each inspector to bad
among
tte
most
interesting
over
sera
tv)
mamma
something
In,
an
Thirty-two dega ware to
room,' beautifully deaerated far
•*oed by
Roper, Winter doy night vowed yewyeance nn the nufte arrests whenever violation*
sent. Santa from Banfeid. and In- ah* Was to work wry hard to make tte oecaiUo, aad, oattt nearly J;0
to tte evrato reatontoy ate four Garden.
yang ate said “ gehP her husband. are found.
dieted that as a rule, bays and a Uviag aa my pappo i* dead and
adiaewt trophies wir
Corel bird
kWM displayed by
She ted stood l« the seme man . The r >mmltt*e also ashad Chair- gtrU Ihrlag In Sanford and Demi- ray brothers don’t hslp us very o’clock-, enjoyed one ef tte era
eagle**’ dag U re
gaa
regardte
ae a an tntrials i
7a some out- ner yearn age beside her father1* ■nan MatUpwri. Attornsy General trek Ceeaty have boon wnuaually ranch. 1 gneas | will close aa you aiaccerafnl dances ever bald la Bats- _ ---------- winner ta Urn
dir speed and bed after ha bed teea a te t later ftory D. Landis and Comptroller good.
.
■
Mill g«t tired of ieating this kl- r a ,i .
all^agw derby «a a jra flt af
Trepbire erlll the had threatened le •’■tt** tte tre e , I Amo* to srurk out a method
Hcre’e a Utter from Charlie Me- tar. With lev* to you and a merry
whw k lljfd >*r breaker. “ Pe* of aadltiog to* becks ef mot >r rar- Walton,
ton, a youngster Uviag et Christmas and a happy New T**r
SOUJN RECOVERS
Ley” Lowergyn. when te'w u king risr* opm tlne under iBperrisUm
• Mary i Dear HuU Claus; Tea trill flaj ray home an the
nf tte Stats Railroad CoamlaaLn I am writing to
>! tte Drockiyo nrebeter*.
' yea tonight, ‘t am to te Mary road near tte »U
•tries for all
Not (rag afterward Uto tullet- Tteog trpdiU will enable Iho sent* a UUl^.tey, aga IS, and 1 gw
g* to brick I aad, first houae on the right Congiaadmn
WTB Taylor.
Mi
ebetd today)
acarred brely of her Orel te>b»od. to collect all mileage taxra due school ah Late Mary and
to Lake Mery or tha left T*n°r) Met- right -M i g
my | ‘
1 bp C.
. _ ..< w »
. r
“ Wild BUI" U eett wne .fewrel ms a uadeg. ewkthrg law*. U Was said. teacher's aura k Mr*. Coeknaa.
whan te tee been
'•HP#
deck—Ike niatb latera a f dm ganr T te raUraid eeeoxaWiea reoertod Bkf k sere
a grad toaster. 1 era
day* feUawteg aa 4
R « npUcml UaderdtecreUry!
-----—
Milk of Treasury who addr«ue<i!Battle Lines Tighten
• almllar plea to the Senate fi
A s Bridge Players
nance committee yesterday.
Resume Card T i l t
.Before hearing BUmton, Chair
man Cntlter of Un Waga and
NEW YORK. live. 18.— (A .P .)—
** aommllFw laid therq will Lent and Jacoby ran wp their lead
€
foil diMOanoo af the toopa over the Culbertsons from IS to
in la tie nouse lot so fill- 7S0 after three rubber* he,I him
Vutoriag. The Senate finance com. played last night in the reventlr
mltteo |mfaced tt* moratorium cessljn of a ISO-tubbcr ma'rh to
hearing with the announcement It test rival contract bridge *y*t«mv.
. weeId open its Inquiry neat Fri ThO rublier alandli.g became I rnz
day lain the aalea of foreign **- end Jocoky, ;EI; Culbertsons ‘JO.
--.•^uritks (n this coentry.
Point* of rubber 43; l/>n« ami
XThe word ■'lmpeaehmin'." wae Jacoby. S25; Cul iertaon*. 500
tehrd In the Hawae yesterday dur
The Culbertsons won the fir*t
lag delete oo FreeWent Hxvver’a rubber last night
deH moratorium which the admin
Battle lints tightened a* four
istration at that moment was ash peevish bridge gladiators resumed
lar a committee to approve.
the paiteboard flipping.
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Ii
MCADOO THINKS WINTER GOES ON
ARMS REDUCTION SPREE WITH COLD
WON’T END WARS ALL OVER NATION
m
Community Meet
J ,Un tr;fc" ro•1»,'?,, Ftort,h
, Held By Towns
Tow ns In
In';n
Fern Park Building i
M
Huge A lligator Is
Tnal Of AuLRosier
For A ssa u lt Fast
Drawing To Close
Light Vote M a r k s Z T ^ ' Z ^ V
B a llo tin g Today1'
On Proposed Races
t i 'Z
Gangster Spurred Kicrid Enforcement
To TellStorvDue Of State’s Vehicle
T o T earsO f Wife Statutes Is Urged;
s
iw lg ? -
Vance Douglass Wi ns First Place In
Field Trials With Hunting Dog, Jake
ih«
Herald ChHstmas Editor Swamped
With Letters To Saint Nicholas
C
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ttetabowt 80 per reatotfjte Usee b j t e fa o rtk gtid eate 1 t e
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A T LESS THAN COST UNTIL SOLD OUT
Kiddie Pal Dolls that stand
alone and talk. 75c t o ___
- § | _A n
... ^ l a U U
Colored Doll* in all aixea
lY o m , 25e to ........ .................. ^
BRAND NEW
H O U SE
A H A A
* «U U
Exprues Wagon. Scooters
Tricycles. All steel and f t d
rubber tires. Sale price ^ Jt<
Bcauftfu) Mamma Doll, Iona curly hair, In
black, red and blonde. Coca to nleep and talks.
27 inches tall, beautifully
A A
dreW d. Was fin n o w .................^ ( • U U
Same as above. 21 inches
talL Was 15.00. n o w .................
A B C BLOCKS
Per Set 25c and
TOYS. Large assortment of Pull Toya and Toys that Perform.
Tanks. Sand Loaders. Ferris Wheels,
O |
Trains that run on tracks. 75c and
..... —............- .........
A A
B A
| 2 a 9 U
In Fast Color Prints
Doll C arriages...........................
Large Assortment of 10c and 25c Toys
LAR G E B E A U T IF U L B A B Y DOLL
DRUMS 25c, A R E A L TROMBONE 25c. A L L KINDS OF P R K T H r
Goea to sleep and tilka. 24 Inchea tall. Was fS.00,
LAR G E ASSORTM ENT
of Beautiful D olla --------- --------- ----- ------- ..
HOHN8 10c,
W IND-UP SPRING TOPS
10c,
RACING CAES A N D
BOATS. IN FACT, EVERYTH ING S A N T A CLAUS CARRIES IN H1B
$1.00 Values
STOCK OF TOYS.
HATS AND TAMS
Priced to close out at
50/
$1
206—21x40 inch
C H IN A W A R E
Ladies'
$3.00
Ladies’ Full Fashiorted
SILK HOSE
79if TO $1.50
Chinawara makes a beaUMNk
Chrietma* F m e n t Oar stock In
cluded Vases, Cream Pitchers, Tea
Puts. Salad Bowls, Water Pitch
ers. Very odd designs and Hand
Painted. Extra Special Prices for
this Sale.
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.
HANDKERCHIEFS
For Dainty Christinas Gi f u
Beautiful Silk
_ __
__ ___
Marked down to the low price of
$5.95 to $9.95
- ..... $4.00
Perfume Seta
$1.00 to $1.25
4 9 / a n d 9 5 £ ‘.
$15.00 values.
T ie and Handkerehlef Seta, Beautiful
signs, all silk and
A S
hand made, f o r -------------- — - " B
Beautiful Silk Necktie*
from 50c t o ------------- ..
Manicure Sets .....................
$1.25 to $1.50
----- ---------------------- -----------Unbleached
Ladlea* and Men’a >
Bed
Room Shoes
. SHEETING
- in FcRj. Soft Rid Leather and
Suede. All Colors.
We.offer 1.000yarda
A fL .
10 yards for________ O w v
39c to $1.25
BEST QUALITY
AHleather. Every pair guaranteed.
*
. u’
$2.50 to $4.95
• • Largo Lot of Infanta. Mlaeea
and Boys’
SHOES
•
to cioee out at
• e
*
Slipover and Coat Sweatera In all alaea
and colors. Best Grade Cotton
flA a
Sweeten. Special a t .... O w v
v MEN’S STILLWATER
SERGE 8UITS
$ 1 8 .9 5
MEN'S FRENCH •
BLUE SERGE SUITS
$ 1 5 .0 0
Skirta. Sixes 14 to IT
I
*
75/ and $1.49
These Dresses are regular $10.00'and
*
■ Men’s and Boys' Adjustable Capa
«
Brush and Comb Set ...........
MEN’S SHOES
‘ i < V
o f Qutllly
........... $1.25
25c to $1.00
.......... ......
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TOW ELS
1
E^tra Fine Quality, In various
4 colored borders,
.
4 Aa
Infant's Sweater S ets....
Silk and Wool Knitted Caps .....X
_
7
-
Part Wool Blankets, Special
Fine Assortment of Ladies’
j
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GRAY AND BROWN
TWEEDS
[M E N U F L A N N E L A N D
.B eautiful c o lo n . E x tr a Si
pajamas
SILK UNDIES
,aw > n - j
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/v
m
f' a
�TTT1! S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
W EDNESDA
IER 18,1 M l
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
CHUBCHILL -SATW M C TO B t*’
•r
Thirty yean ago an Italian, pot yet thirty, creatly
ridiculed, stood on the ■harem o f New Foundlmnd with eatphobia clapped to hia head and listened attentively tor the
■vhtRaL-Rhich he hoped would come through the air from far
o ff England. Tte-had--fl'rEn a u rge kite td a height o f » m e
four hundred feet earrying~TiTJ «rrh(iHva ..Hlji»?l . and had
cabled hla helpera in England that th e . experiment"waa
ready to b fffp . Finally he heard It. the letter "ST, and
.wirelean broadcasting waa an accorapliahed fa ct . . •; 4'
B R IT IS H
F IN A N C IA L
Tbs assurance giren t > tba wot Id
at large ty Neville Chamberlain,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, that
the Britiih debt would b« thaw
oughly jp-ovided for and Utal the
"Radio telephone across the Atlantic." saya the Miami
Daiw .News, "has long aincc become commonplace. Soon
thB'Pacifle will be similarly bridged. The Hawaiian Ialanda,
'Japan and 'the Philippines will be ae dose aa the nearest
Instrument. A modern 22,000-watt "Radio station using a
new. type of transmitting antenna will ‘bounce’ electric,
waves against th# surface of an upfrr atmosphere which
scientists declare exists at a height of some 200 miles
aboyft earth. The feasibility of the,theory has been proved
and.a great corporation la Investing In Its execution.
"Many such marvels may be traced to the indefatiga
bility of the man who did not quit when he had achieved
enough to assure tho Immortality of his name. It isn’t the
superficial rewards, fortunately, which account for tho
curiosity of the scientist. Marconi has gone indefatigably
of), wandering the seven seas in the floating laboratory of
ibAT.' bEC. 1 C, 1 M1
hla yacht, seeking answers to the remaining riddles of
radio. Hia present experiments concern the eo-callcd "ullrnH it VERfM FOB TODAY
ohort* ether waves which eventually may yield innumerable
UND ANTLT SATISFIED> new channels for radio and television.
excellent is thy lelng kind“ Like many a trail b)n?er, Marconi was ridiculed until he
0 .Gad! Iherelara th* chilof mm pul their trust under hsd proved the soundness of hla vision. Even those who
hsi.ni Of thy wing-. They admitted the practicability of wireless figured that it would
fag ajundanljy satisfied with never Amount to anything simply bet-ana* the signals
itneva •(. tty house; and then spread la all directions— and that turned nut to be the
mdka them drink of th* river very factor which ( assured its success. Some engineers as
y pimaares--Psalm M : 7, 8. well as laymen think now that television, in spite of the con
siderable progress which haa been made, has no practical
tR THE LORD:— 0 earth future. In view of what hat) happened before, it la too
earth, hear tha word of the soon to say that."
.
-Jetwmteb 22 *9.
OUgkJj unt-N r • an 1 lh|l owpil* thff
•nyarall'Ud emnoiric tinslon ol
the moment, British tinanc* Is ss
■valid a* the ruck of Clhrsltar, and
that prsven'. flactustbns In the
rskue of th# pound •tcrling art but
temporary, t nhappily, eanlty Is
not, h-wever, the dominant note in
currant discu,-ionv of financial
coniflllons.
.
The Chancellor of the Excheq
uer assert* that thrrs will be no
■erious dr lint this year, and non*
*'. all nest year in the British budje l. In the laic of such assurances,
app.irhrnston •« to the value of tba
•'riiriuev of tho niitDb Govern
ment must ba dismissed a* merely
, The attribute which chiefly (iiaUngulahcn man from
th? braata |n ImaRlaatloH. which, makes poaaiblo the cregting of itleala. And men'a preoccupation with the ideal,
whether in aclcnca, tthica, art, religion or buainesn, han
been and in largely m ponalble for the meanure of progrean
| under elms the mare* stand the human race haa thus far achieved.
filching Hie.,
To scoff at ideala and Idealism la a ahallow iynl ahortfed boa t to tall aa partners, slghtctl habit. Lacking the imagination to conceive of a
aide by tide.
better world, men would still'be lurking in caves or awing-
qqon I lie in clover, chew a
.
hop, gall down my hat to shade
. wy^nlte:
ud by! crcitlon: I go on from
*»Prar
plan its execution. Without the bright lure of vision Incen
tive lafrf, purpose falters, accident takes the place of rea
soned striving toward a foreseen end.
hedr
. Thobeasta of the field know fire, yet they have failed
I only wonder If you'ro worth
to
turn It to their use. They see the stars aod the sun,
■X while."
thay are aware of tldea and lightning, but have harnessed
I teavrg ami oil green ley, tha none of the potent genii of .future to an utilitarian vehicle.
They do oat speculate concerting death and the posalbilitv
wild, lin g led vino
pt) (lurtrrs and curled o f life bevond its threshold. Naturu’a laws rfre theirs still,
^l», arerrt rrle*
instinct alono guides them,
tha cat lrp-li hrnkrn cadence InMan only.'ofiall living creatures, >1114 jilantnd ajuLnur,lh\corwlt-. shine
tured flow era undroamcd dfi cltcwhefkv in nature’s profuse
dfafk wioe« In the rocky wood horticulture. For man alone hits dared to dream always of
•,a«.r»>*k* rrl**
’
a batter and kkyler world in-which to live, anti has worked
d, cawing, give th* alarm, drthrough the ages to transmute the, dream into fa c t Do
•Ung the sultry pine.
I Ilf honed rrannltd ledges whsrt not. Ihrrefnrot .condemn vinlon because some, turned vialonarlen, mistake promise for performance, the vividly Imag
th* coat snake t.kln lie*;
ined for, tho rt aL. . . .
w
. Lightning, uncontrt)iled, In a destructive force. Mov
U antique simnlils nf th* flag*
ing, taidfad, .ip the channels men have made for it, it is
aa qverfliwn,
ripened apple over burdening nplondldly constructive. Imagination is a greater force thalf
the spray,
electricity, for good or ill. It is tho greateat force In life.
Ug lu tarries* summer, who Properly controlled, it can raise giant structuren and build
never known
great clticn.
^
swallows In th*
lit f hr nway.
If yaln will wreck th* harvest
of U>4 hey new.mown
|purge the rharye .f thundorkdlta from (he listening day?
-e-Georg* ('. liras**.
I all » a a n is cut a o j tel
fry*t*bi on Death’* bracelet,
I .ail ere have lies curved to-
father
M * » long ,wiag, Ilk* feather
»
. ,
irahabk that ws’U forget
ate add cloud and earth and
it
CAR L'
flaw Into St- Paul’s Church nod far
four days defied oil #fftrtn to pot
hla) out. An sal mol raoroa Innfan
■gent waa fere ad to kill It with •
hag of Commerce with'Mrct 'Hoinry
Wight, chalrra^n of tha orgsnlr*
non, acting a* general chairman.
II Guests were received throughout
tha afternoon hF ' GoVertthg pod
Mra. Doyle CarUon. Dp.' Elisabeth
Tracey. Mrp. Hetrry Wfght. Mrs.
Ender Carteft, Mr*. Waliar L
•Cooper, Mr. and Mr?. Q. M. P*VW9rth. Mrs. w. Theodora Ungley.
gram at *:0» o’clocg at
nadltoriam. Tha hpAMg I
iW V t r it
AT J A P A N S DIRKCT; ION
NEW YORK HERALD TK IflL’ NR
The [.eague Coun ll's farewell
i i f |.,c-.i«c.
•
contribution to the Manchurian ad
It w.G dswn veiy shortly upon
Justmsnt li, after these month* of 1 • in* that her great play for inphenomonal labor, in even .mailer tenutlyiial Indorsement of a right
and meeker mouse than
that
“ “ ” Un* » U* '
J‘k*
, ,
.
, ,
, j *n unsavory garment has been
body s moat dubious ctiRcs could |M t. No other people 1* .plntusUy
have anticipate J.'It i* a handsome- so well equipped to accept defeat
ly staged an,] Impressive but vir- with good gtare and to salvage a
tually unconditional surrender to
dwuil from the wreckage of
Japan. A re.olu.ion was all bbl ^
’ " » l • » ''
adopted In October to which Mr. V '” * ‘ ^
(1b“ l
t'r'r
Florida Prog teas
alipoat synonymous
Aa o iitw d w
recital-' In the
fpgat of a Vgodal Chrteteiaa prograat will ba given at 81OO o’clock
« t the Junior Hick Scfaool auditotrine Aider the dteeid ia of Mrs.
G«Wg* A. M offeiL t i e puMA I*
hurtled.
“ “ V ” :
;
qulslllv* o r . , vlndlctlv. ..p oet
Starting with a pair of wild
ducks and a few parrots juft a
year ago,1 tha South Florida Pair
has developed on* of th* most In-'
(cresting aviaries In the
South
with mors thsn 200 grain eating
w ilj birds on eahlblL Friends of
Iha fair .association Kara shipped
th* bird* from all eactlens of tha
country as gifts to th* exposition
and ** a result, many varieties of
rare birds hare been collected.—
Plant City Enterprise.
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•
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DRUGS
R AD IO S
TouchtbWi
Sanford D rag
T i l
R era n Store”
AL - -
A W N IN G S
AQtomottre
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SLECTRfC SHOP
Ran<iaff’)Efetr1c
.
_an)id
te.
Company
HATHAWAY’S
IM B. Park
S H O f
F LO R K T
friends
S fflV T C E S T A ltD y
and C. J. Jones.
The fuqernl of Mrs.
Su»!*
V^pgh. who died Taesdey. Dec. 8.
wait held Thursday. Dec. 10, at ths
Metbodtel, Church at Paolo. Rsv.
R, J. Mflligon. pastor conducted
th*'services. After ssrvtcss at th*
rhurtb th* body was laid to r*«t
In Lake ’ .View cemetery
Mrt.
Vtugh was a highly respected
woman and leaves many friends.
BRADENTON — II 55.000
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a.
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a, r a i*
For ( hri'taiaa ( i l f l i Sao Oar
Uandwprk
fr- f
Wakefield P redacta , Sold Horo
All lleautiUMng 10c Td.
I'hone SO-J
Christmas time is Sears time
Jar GUARANTEED ClPTS
Y o u
C a n
O n e
T h in g
A » fo r tf
T h a t
t h e '
W IH
post
city.
W A D L PTE^and PfeNC'lL S^ETTS /
C O N K LIN NG-SAC1C PE N S '
THE C O Y O T E
C.[KT SHOP
McLaulin - JetYelfel*
,
„ Oviedo. Ft*. . ,, .
At the booty .qf Mrs.. ( ’av|sgtoa
and Mra.' Boraatt
(lifts -r Pottery —. Usadwork
•
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nf2 sd.
’
pare
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.
L o tted
•
gio Down
iteltnrt on Flay Tsrma.
With e Small Carrylsg Charge
She may not want pearls, the may not
uant a rar—but’ ask any snoman In th*
world tu becomn the owner nf this gltamms while CoM'init electric refrlgeretor and
ton’ll delight in her smile nf approeol.
I.lfelonr rrslitude will be yours for ita
riemy emvemenre. Its quick frreie contml, its porrclain-enanivl lining. Amt look
ui lh# price—did you ever iipsxlno you
n ubj give one of the world’s finsat refrig
erators for so little*
• ,*
e t n a k e -r i l i g '
m t 'w r - o f the
arte*
he
to rhake ’ hfcppy —
R K A U T Y SHOP
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WATCH THIS SPACE T o ft o h ft d f r
desires
Ask About Our
Easy Pay sient I’lta
#
IsUoasI Baoh
IN S U R A N C E
to .
vat*,,
Mrs. Hallia R. Ruaaell
' c tm & j
Floral Desigm ■
(hat (heir student syitstlon la ndh I
l-.)onj cnntrwl, th* league (’ 0 0 0 ■ rll ho*, In abort, sumadorad thd - • >
i
disposition of Mssrhurtan affoCr* *-li
n l I
for weeks and possibly for raon
to cosM to Japan** disc ration. T
do** not mein, a* It might •«
to nitao, that world oplnioa'd
no choek whaterar upon Japan,
that lha haslg’ind mlignMgf 1
tur* which rompllraUd tho Mknchorion problem In O itebar, test
LADIES’ EXCHANGE
Splritesllet Mediant of Th*
Progressive Hptrltakllst Charch.
t7- P. Ceneard Ave„ Orlando,
Fla. Phone S31I.
— every
C a t F fcw tra >— P la n t*
■
■
D. Woodruff. Mr. and lira, llawkln* Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Wynn
given lost night *t tba Mayfair W. Poller, Mr. and Mrs. John
Ho 1*1 by th* Seminal* County Maisch. ,lr . Mr. anj Mrs. Kdmund
Chamber of Commerce with Karl Meiach. Mr. amt Mrs. W. A. Ad
J. Schults acting as general (hajr- ams, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* W. Mcnan of th. affair. Guest* arrived Rery. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown MUat t;0Q o'clock after which danc Ur, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Adams,
ing was enjoyed untU a late hoar Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plynt. Mr. and
to msqkc furnished by Marty Mrs. Charles Duin, Mr. and Mrs.
Orsettberg', orchestra, of Orloodo. William l.udwig, Mr. and Mrs.
At 11:45 o'clock a akort InUrttU- 9. K. lone, Mr. aiul Mrs. Charles
slen was held which was followsd We*t, Mr. and Mm . Francis Merthy * distribution of confetti, pa arethfr. Mr. u u Mr*. Hugh I*lor,
per caps and clscquets which add Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Walaon, Mr,
ed to th* festivity of tha affair. and Mrs. Allan It. Stewart, Mrw
Punch was servsd throughout tho and Mr,. Vivian A, Speer, Mr. and
evening through the courtesy of Mr*. W. C Erickson, and Mrs. J,
M. Hintrrmister and guests, Mca.
the Rrksrson Fiult Canning Co.
C. E. James, of Fort Pierre, and
Forming a suitable bockgroyqd Mra. O. K. Bleach, of St. Cloud. ;
for the colored evening
gowns
Also Mr. and Mis. T. C. Pope,
worn by the women of th# town
In honor of the occtslsn were tha Mr. and Mrs. F.Iwood Goeringar,
decpratlon* furnished by E. B. Mr. an,| Mrs. W. J. VVrlla. Jr., »lr.
Blow*. The overhanging balcony and Mrs J Ulagfelder, Mr. t.ad
hrlj a prafu-ion of tall floor bss- Mra. J s. NsSmith, Mr. and Mira.
heU of red gladioli and tarn while John Zerrrnner, Mr. an,! Mrs. Ar
In the ball room Itself qusntitUg thur tiatchel. Mr. ami Mrs. Karl
J. Schulli. Mr and Mrs. Cslhsiun,
Mr. ami M'S. Howard Holster. Mr.
and Mis. I. Ii. Ha ines, Mrs. Lulu
Miller, Mr- llatrl Coleman, and
Mr. and Mis. 11. I'. Banaan. Mr.
and Mrs Glenn I.ingle, Mr. and
Mrs. George \y*in«t«-in, and Mrs.
Mauds Armbrustrr.
Also the Mis-rs Maud* l.aks,
F.mlli* l.incle, F.dith W ill insun,
Georgia MoUey. Margaret Zach
ary, Helen Marentvtte. Isuiabelle
Hagan. Carmita Harbor, Helen |
Vernay. Rose InYrtne Hurt. Kalneilne Srhirard. Beverly Hrmler,
tirgee Williams. Ruth Well-. EvaIrrn Cuat, Mery Hurt, Mary lllghton, Christine St... .
It. E.
(•tiffin.
Mary
Huford Powell,
Katheyine Waters. Sara Warren
Farterhy. France* Teague*. Thelma
Mann, Mary Jan* Pnwton. Vir.
ginia Finsel, of Del-and, Julia Miggins. I ana Shelley. Atdine Har
rison, Aldla InVigne. Mary ll*l*n’
Morse, and A. I.. Hells, A. F.. Yow.
•II, Cart. Karl* T, l.ouck-, Jamrs
Wright, John luinglay, tJ. W.
Spencer, Jr., John K. Ko*. (ieorg*
W. McRory, (Ieorg*
Thurston,
Frank I.. Woodruff. Jr., Frank
Chas*, Albert Connelly, W. tlor-
r
The r fo it a
r lfl
Approximate!
as SantnCtms
stew fxsfr
tho C h in s * * point u f v i« w , ) « - r
m u .h psrud e of U s f u e a u th o rity
Uiui much r in iiir of " is m t lo n i," su
h ig h ly s x h ila r s t ln g to the C h jn e -a
DAY
.dgn Damn, Robert D<»!ion, Hauricr
Wimbiah, and John Ivey.
Alao Jack Halt, Jack Patera,
Frod Stanley. Harry Hall. CampbaU Kirkland, H. B. Odhara, Jr..
Itoof-mi Ball, Klnchcn Power*,
Ales Sharon. Jama* (i. Sharon, Jr..
Chandler Sharon, \ndrrw CarraweyBriggs Art i.nginn.
Sam
Fteiarhor, Wallace 11*II. W. T.
Jackson. Tatar Schaal, and othara.
at this office building to be erected In this
•erred by tho Misses MsVy Eliishetfa Puleston, Camilla ' Puleston,
T#*lms Benson. Jan* Sharon and
Martha Bishop. Presiding at.th*
tea,’ table*. during- the afternoon
Mra- S*mueJ Puleston, Mra.
Johitf R. MacDonald, Mrs. R,’ B.
Mrs. J. it. Hiatt? ratster,
. .1 -v. . : •
Electrical Wlhlag and
B E A U T Y
Go., U vUltlhg
*Mr, and hfr*. 'HartV k Adams,
teed of adomm sat os Mrs.. Cur-1 of. Valdosta, hart retwrnhd horns
Iftt’a dress which wss made of after visiting Mr. sad Mr*. V. L.
.,
.
w * brown craps. Her flowers. fvteri.
Mr.
and
Mra.Daefa
Fteagteg,
*t
M n ( sn eld-foihtonad corsage of
Now York, vleKetd Jfr. and Mrs.
phllt sweat pans.
0. R. WardwaU enewuU to Miami
Throughout the afternoon plena
to spend the wtefaer. 1
musi* was rendered by Miss MfrMy. and Mrs. Hewer* Knapp, *(
gsvet Davie for tho sntertelnment
Connecticut, were goosts pf Mr.
of tho guosts. RrfrashmonU wera
and Mrs. George Wsrdwell thie
- A X -----
Christmas'(lift* « f w aw Dte
■. . ) M Lt J u
flared ik M ' sad woe w*rs wllfa a
short Jacket the aleeve* of .which
wyro handed in-white to*. H»r cocrags was also o f bright colored
d u ! 5 , T s e ? s ^ . 1 : ™ , ' ^ “" " ° '“’
f. ^ A
*
*
nrisK
■1 t'l
,TIN SWOP
u I 'l l
L B. Mann, Bass Htlsaew, Aastln
osi’i
aT
h bigger -fUJdtTot a b f^ Bi#hU»re-locaU,l in Orlnntioh#ra/o( mmtr CArirtM aef U e dear old 8t. Nlrhulas has pooaed
it hipplnoM In' tilft-lhmgd that have looted for many, many
S X ’li
JUAN GARAGE
stories.
H Group o f Nursery Rhymes:
“ Goosey, Goosey, Gander," Ann
Wiggins.
“ Little Bo-Peep," Junior Corpeninj,
,
’’ Little
Miss M uffett”
Ray
onL *f Savannah, ar* appealed to
arrive (hi# woeV to sphnd tha holi
day* with1'bee parents, Mr. add
Mrs. 8wdggerty,
N- d f V,
Mra. A * J, Purdon hag. rstumsd
Howard O f f H t of t W U .- D , jQ,
chiffon in ton** of home from the hysplU^ aSj’ la ?#ceteilng front feet recent. Ulnaft, ’
• I f r a y . ' AT CTbCTTW w m ~p»lni
of Blxtfa StrwtRf ttef Oak krw. Papwerth grwotad the guests. Beach, U a gueet at Mrs. J. M.
Oglesby.
Miss AddM', Ksrsey,: of Dublin.
i S J r j & r L z s . -S2 r
Jones hat a host of friend* Her*
and they gave him a hearty wel
come.
Mr*. A. P. Connelly’s many
friends ar* deUghtod to Mara that
-he It eomowhat hotter. .
Tuts lay morning from Panama
City, Marian Nelson,
Praeton
Jon** and Jack Murray, with a
couple at good doge went In another dlraction U> do Ihelr kunlIRg,
going l « lh* swamps at the Choc(switch** Rlvar and ?P*nt lha day
huntlag In that saetten af the
•tate. The bog* rsUirngd before
sundown with, n fin* lot of squir
rels, three large w llj turkey*.
Thay went gt once to the mana
ger of the Panama theatre aod
thee* splendid specimens wars
photographed and will b# shown In
ths theatre with other local nows.
—S t Aod raws Bay Nawa.
S «i8 S
Business and Proifessionai
A IR PLAN E S
booed--nMkUhf
tea. la Rtuila. Bog-
br t i * h 'r upon h«-honor. llow.veT m «h
by with- lh,
a ,*««■• nunetiiu, , 1 (8>n»
mlnl.u.tlon nl tVm. i m i CUr—
J J *1 , JS j ^
" - m id
provta--.*, boMhe m » l .trenuou. Mlwm l f e, Mnti.| dbetpline in
efforte have bean made U 1-a.l. to Mlin:hliri- ukM on #llhtr tn , c.
r>. Reading,
’Three
Rules,”
CharUa Cox.
(1 Reading. ’’Smile*," Charles
Smith.
7. Sung, ’’Peep Said the Bird.”
Class.
LAkE MONROE
Tha
?
i - of an
„ International
1 , *1 „ ‘ r uIH
upon J.p.n
forca
lima- inedlalely
eo(u,J(r Incumbent
, hlt h„ ^
^
L n o . t e d ^ r a ^ n#
knowledge wrongdoing
I. Son*, m
C,ood Mot h im *** Chat**
J. droop o f Nursery Rhymes,
MH*y Diddle. Diddle," Bobby
Johnson.
“ Ilkhary, Dlckery Dock," Marjnrw Hodge*.
“ Liltl* Jock Horner." Mack Mor
row.
“ Jack and Jill," Martha Hrtvsm.
•1 itong,v*0|d King Cole,'* Clasa.
(. Song, “ Thres Uttle Kittens,"
flowers, Mrs. J. C., Benson ss
chairman'bf the refreshment rom- n*rpdpn.
ssHlae was assisted by Mrs. Sam
"Hutnpty Dumpty,” Dswey
uel Pules ton, Mrs. John R. Mse- g*f.
Donald. Mra. H. B. Lewis. Mrs. J.
(J, Story, “The Christmsv Tree."
H. Hlntermlater, Mr*,
0. Billie McCauley.
Sharon, Mra. f . E% RoumilUi and
10. Sot)jf. "ThanVv." Class
Mr*. Gfotya D. Bi*h*£ , >,
. It. Sent. “ Away In a l.twly
.
Mra. w: %
. of!Alfa. .Manger," Clasa.
monte Springs, waa chairman of
) l . Reading, "What Can I Give
th# hospitality. oaaamjttaa yrkfah HlnsI" Edith Tsjvejoy.
h»fR tha club hpoM^peu t* v|sitrrs * IS- ReSolpg, "Decerrtber Worthroughout th* day. Sk» waa w- rles.” Margaret tangley
1L Rung, ‘’Jolly. Jolly Santa,”
sisted by Mra Francla B. Boll,
Mrs. J.. H. Menick, of Longwood, Class.
15, Reading, “ Santa I* a Jolly
Mrt. Dsyts* Stoner, Mbs. George
Buff end Mr*. E. C. True, of Lako Fellow." Julian* Howard. ,
Mary.
19.. Reading,
“ Santa" Billie
Shoemaker.
17. Song,
'Gingerbread Boy,
( ’la**..
18. Sopg, "Jingle Bells." Clasa
t». Song. "Ring a Ung." Class.
At th* conclusion of the program
the children wifi enjoy a Christmas
tree. The room will be decorated
with paper Christmas trees, can
dles, end polnaettis* and other
flowers. Mrs. Burke Steelo will be
tha pianist.
First Metkodis
a Chrtatsamr m
at tha Some of
Valeacta Drive,
SANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO
Th* Kepubllrjn national comiplttee met. In quadrwinial session
Tuesday end ratified tho program
arranged In advance for It' deFbrratlone. Th* nallonel convcntlin
to numlnatr randldstes fur p rvi*
dent end vice-president will b# held
In Chicago, beginning Tuesday,
Jun* 13, 1912.
The discovery qf five man aliv*
and w*U In tb*>Cru** Mountain
min* nsar DriccrUl*. Trna, has
caused rajolting to fvllow sorrow
sine* hba.jieatb'dcaUaf osploaion
In th* mlno lari Saturday. It Is
naw hoped that many clbsrs who
wera thought to have bten killed
wlU be reacuetl.
C, 9. Darrow. altornay for lb*
•elf-cjnfssael murderers, th* MrNem tiU. I* now charged with
rompllcity In th* bribery of wit
ness**.
.
T. If. Johnton had • lead of
Chinese ratbag* In town recently
sad is shipping tho aom* to middle
western markets whera It la being.
tXB I fWHj JHKt. T « i l8 «T t*W
W?inkle in the vegetable world oI
this sect!in and bids fair to be.
coma one *f tho money trope,
f Dr, Howard Davidson, of th* trttaraology taction * f th* dapsrtmost of agriculture,announce* that
ha hs* dlscoTsrad Is India ft para*
•Ra srhich will abolish the .phito
ff? peat lx Florida .eBraa.rram .
» . Bung*, B h iu r ,Y ff< J l * r t
Eiastnio sad Jay Kbutala returned
raatenhy from a trig.’ W their
ranged with fern in other parte of
the room.
,
The gseete were received al the
doer by the rerepUea cemmittae
composed of tha follow log! Mrs.
John C. Lonardl, chairmaaI Mrs.
J. P. Hall, Mrs. Hsyt Wars, Mra.
M. Minarik. Mrs. C R a m il Mo
ron. Mrs. Walter L Morgan had
Charge of the hosteea emmittoa
made up « f Mrs- B. P. Halses and
Mrs. B. L. MeJtbie, of A ltos*ea ts
Springs, Mrs. A. Q. Covington,
Mr*. R. K. Tree, and Mrs. P. J
Psltner.
Mrs. itndor Curlstt, who -Ksd
charge of th* decorations, was as
sisted by tbs following: Mr*. K. N.
United toeMMi*r -
lus
r soon the
*»d'feather.
■(Miration council o f Dm testiia
Industry, rarrasding ' Walker D.
Hines, one of the founders.
- Under the direction o f Miss
Treaai* McRae, a CKriitmae pro
gram will ba flvsn on Thursday
morning at 0:30 o’clock by th*
Jseh end Jill Kindergarten at th«
.South Sid* S«h<)ol auditorium
Th* program will b* presented as
follow*:
O. E. S. will hsvw lU rei
talk i t 7:|Q
U
tafalae hilts peer aboee the yelH fH i'
.
grain,-and red liarn-dooes are
L A R G E
P r t M h t ' P r o jfttth
A World To Gain
TW O PASTORALS
f-
fe n S irk iH in W ill
S T A B IL IT Y
NEW TORE. D « , 19>-(Ajr.V—
A pfcyiWUM* bulletin doocrihod
by many lesser govern mruts, sod the (*04111011 of the pleurisy, doin all protability will accure other Tilopid by Wiaoton ChurthlQ M
atiheitnts in the courza of a few "aatisfsctoiy" yrst#rdsy. Th# yrite
ryonlh*. Reports are curreat, al- mad daughter of tho British itetesihourh-thry hart been questioned, mm» Koto boon nomr him hodsid*
*05»~
-f- Hi*)v iacf.fao o n jtr.-rA.l-y .X- taiV lh
large pouen It s io ;t this system. Sunday aigh t
•
Ilnw (ar the world as a while
sway be benefited in it* financial CUBANS TURN TO POTATOES
and iudu.slrial activities by this
| i:iigii.,n r ii.rvai from tba gpld ', H AV AN A, _ Korrtd U tarn to
standard 1 1 perhaps yet to be da- othor crops l ln x iil tew n g i r
teunJnrrl. It docs seem reatoaa.K, prices, Cuban farmers art Incrcashowever, that tba two meqi dip ,jr(ul gjv\r>micau still aJaeriag.p
the uld aju^m, the Unjlc.l HI* lex
and Kiutui-. ahould a'. Wad agt
discourage an international con
ference far the purpose i f studying
Uia uneytion. but at the proper
tiias shsuli l-nd their countcnan:e
and fullest participation.to such a
gathering.
,
• Tho question of the monetary
atsndaid and of currencies )< one
that J haul.I be rrcogniicJ at d«*
qiatvluig Inlrrnitional rather than
merely national attention. When.
W ED NESD AY.
^ C<othfT,rfor fHMrwomiF
Accesacrf itemn^iuch aa Perfl/mery, Jtfwelry, Gloves, Neckllea,
oaldry, Fabriea, HaAlUn, Laeeg, Rlbl>on»>tc. etc.
F lo crt': t;
B ita r a U
lag far aom
t a quail, O.
1 U ra Oak#-
-{
# quart also
g
« •
, xB*duc« your wife’s kit*
. shea hours In IUJ2 by gl*.
log her a Kouk-Kwlgk
a Presiura Cooker. It will
^ reduce your fuel bills, too,
^ for K actually saves two^ third* tha usual fuel costl
1 Aod you aava one-third
t th# first coat when yys
huy your Kook-Kwick at
Boon!
t
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THIRD *
SEC TIO N
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY,'DECEMBER 15. 1M1
Flvt Cents A Copy
NORTH TO LAKETMOtfROE AND BELOW A VIFW OF LAKE MONROE AND BUSINESS SECT! ON
In these panoramic view* of Sanford, the camera hay <-,„r ht within
|U ran i* moat of tha important features ohlch ro u tin e to maka Sanford
*-• progressive commercial, tg ricaltu ral and tourist centrr It t »mi\%u a ,
throughout Florida .* It should be explained before studying the phot ,graph* that Sanford
* town of ow e 10,000 Inhabitants, Is located on the south shore <*f the
lake, about ona ml,a from It* eastern shore and ftu r mile, from I
chore where the lake narrows and -enters the St John, l:i,« r T
dee north of lUnfard.
The u p photo* raph la taken from atop
>e water tank
on Thirteenth Street, and pictures only- a .n>, ...... of the residential s-rtlon.
Only about half of the elly*. j,population tires In the area In ludeJ in the
prntofTaph. As the picture reveals, Sanford
\ I proper is bulU- on a vast
plain, ersll sludd d with , trees, and gentlly slop-ng toward t*® lake. «r«n in
the upper left corner. Wide pared street a, which are a feature of the city,
are pictured In tha tong round as ara
c r: —
cf the beautllul hom<a which
ta r e -teen constructed on every a ttestI lanu
.... aven.e.
mat hank timid
.act of the city,
tuldin. . frn g n l
S« too ll« II J .
^ s ^ r ln^ f b ,,te ti h <Um‘Jr TUIk>«
upper left hand corner as
•re the tepa of rar.oua Important b.jlutru* in the left halt of t ie photo*
E vetyF daB fy To Y
For Acquiring Edit
- f i t bae o ften been raid th a t tb a
•rhools of * community reflect
the tallb ta of Ha eltlarnehlp, ami
1/ title I* true th*n_ Sanford and
Cemiaole County, eitlaeos te n bo
|v stlr p ro a! o f themselves, for th*
schools of tU e coanty era partic
ularly biassed wit), fine buildlnjrs
and aqolpmeat, together with the
bleheat type of pedagogy main*
l*lned In tha aclectloa o f.p rln .lpali and faculty end with • super*
lntendrnt who I, over seeking to
hotter the schoel system.
,
The clUtena of this county h are
at every oppoi ti nlty voted for the
■uudmam ml liege allowed by the
state for achool purpose*, and this
Hf, F irst S t
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Biftford
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Florida
Institution-H as Dona
farming In U a^jasm ighp. a,
Much To H e l|f Re
n cu ltm e ciepeirtmoab.' made po«.
slbla by tho CuUMy Making appro,
store C o n f id e n c e
pilatlona to n e a t sum.* ol like'
amount appropriated by the State
and federal gyvonuaent*. In a l.
d ltim to tesirM a*' TtguUrl) cn
rolled stud ante, tht* department *1fera lectare courses to etiy *i;U-n
Interacted In / « • * * * ' v
“The head of e a r ftmlth-Hughrs
departm ent of agriculture I. rrcognlssd th reagheat the i t e n as
ona of the baa. In hja lino. In fact
the state has conferred upon him
>ne honors of tha title of ‘Maatci
Teacher." Our girla may Kuril
c o k in g and (awing in tho Home
Economies Department, w hl.h Is
aUu financially tided 'ey the State
and federal government. Coatsee
Iq typewrit!!** and etenography
• re aleo offered to OOr pupils.
“ One phata of ear e iu c a tlm d
wurk not so well kn wn to the avcrago ciilaan la t» « .8 m iih -llu g h n
Vocational P a rt Tim* School lo
cated In the IIIII Hardware build
ing at Sanford. Here Mr*. Jama*
If le a k ton |« teaching the funda
mentals necessary to every-day
p ta ttk a l Ufa, aa wall a* courses In
Hounding out four* y m t of,
service to this section, the Sanford
Atlantic Hsnk will celebrate its
birthday on Jan. 3, UKW With an
enviable record • established for
sound, conservative banking.
With resource* totaling $2,noo..
IOO and with deposits of fl.&OO.Ot) >
this financial Institution,
filiate of the _______
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National,
0anl| of Jarksonvtlle, began oper
ation In Sanford when confidence
in banks s»»s at Its lowest e.b, an j
has by Its adherents to strict pilnciples nf banking done much In re
storing public trust.
The 8anfurrl Atlantic Bank was
organised by Edward W. Lane,
chairman of the board of the ’A t-!
lant.'c National Bang of Jackson-1
elite, and hla associates, who saw
In ?anfotd‘s location la the heart
of tho w urll'o greatest celery sec
tion the nrM of hanking facilities
whi.'h could cop* with the growing
roi|ulr«menta of an as pending seelion, handling millions of dollara
annualjy through the cultivation
A lta toll,___________ ________
Tha other banks composing th e 1
A tlrntle group, of which Sanford
la the largest, with tha eireption
of the parent bank, is Jacksonville,
ar*: P aiatka, Weal Palm Beach,
Daytona B«*cb, and Gainesville.
Tha dim :tors of tho Raaferd At
lantis Bank consist of Jehn T.
W alker, Jr., chairman, praaldent of
the A tlantis National Bank of
Jacksonville! Peter J . Peitaer,
president * f O n s l i Cypress Co.;
II. O. Hhinholser, crate mansffeeU m r| Jo* Cam eras, fa n a e r; W. C.
Hill, president of HUI U m ber 6 s ;
D rgar and better R- A. Newman, m anager of HM
I 8<minolc Coon- Hardware C#.; U n taa ‘ g .Allen,
la pal Icy of e aa- president o f the Saaford Atlaatlc
a f posalrla al
Hi* officer* *f tha evganisatleo
ikdab laid (aa
a ta i U nion g . Alto*, pr^U U nt;
Fatet J. Kelt net, view president!
Arthur Braaan. cashier.
Hand n*«n ......
.. 11.00 In 15.05
I’anl.Vn ..................... ...........
Scarf*.....
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Handkcrrhlrfi
$1.00 to 11.05
Dannelte* ....................... ......
... 25c lu $1.00
Negligee* ...................
... ....
»a
Lounging P a ja m a s------....
Sleeping Pajam a*...... ...........
Flannel and Corduroy Robes
SUk H o m .
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.... HSc Iq $1.95
$1.00 to $3.95
I’anuwU ...........
$1.95 (o $5.95
SUk Underwear
Luncheon Seln
$1.00 to $5.95
Glove* .....
$2.50 |o $5.95
$5.00 to $10.50
Drcn.se*
Linen Towels _______
Biankels ......................
Wool Filled Comforts
, 59c to $1.25
$1.95 to $16JO
$5.50 lo $17.50
..Down Filled Comfort*
Fur Trimmed Coat* ....
$21.30
GIFTS
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FOR
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TW*—Tie and Handkerchief Kata
Balt and Buckl* S ato_______ _
F k a a c l R o b e s ____ ______ ____s
Pajamas
Jackals
s » « ^ . . . * » » . e « » s e S s a w e » . .,••••< • • ,« * « , «
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... $145
. $1.00 In $240
... $1.00 (a $1.95
Hhlrl* and Ulouscs
Underwear __ .....
... $1.75 lo $2.00
- $4-95 to 98.95
- $1.95 to $4.95
Tla and Handkerchief Seta — ^
Tom Sawyer Holts (with short*)
Bulla with Long Panto . . . ...__
Pajam** ........— --------
------------- $9.95
$1848 $• $29.75
$2.98 to $10.90
■- $148 to $348
« yratew
WVS self-
Evening lings .x^..................
Evening Slips ---------- -------Evening Handkerchief*.......
Evening Dresses ...................
Evening Wraps .: - _______
Costume Jewelry
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- $140 to $245
to $848
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A Home Town
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1931.
TU I SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
ON SANFORD FARM
m u R S T O N n ii » i.o w
COST IN CORN CONTENT
ProvHIng proof that rorn may
So grown a t a profit on celery
typo land in Seminole t ounty, t*
the evidence t l Peter Thuret »n,
Wf«t Sid# celery grower of this
Motion. Mr. Thurvt»n'* record In
tha Senlaole Count) Corn Conteat
fle e a ’theao facta: Yield. 61.1 hu«holo a t-tb o «•*( •<*•* v»i*U por
baahol In the Mold. Thia yield and
caft M i made with Imperial
W hite C>rn. g o*-w variety whtrh
iLTAMONTE HAS
RICHCHARMTO
FFffi VISITORS
peter
it U t B ON THE FARM IDEA
' BtlMIJI RTHDlW EVEN IMG
CLAM WORK
1 Approximately th irty foam s»#*an a n re g ia ta r a d d S th r n»w» #*a-J
rin g c lo u la K W iM W a * haM
IK Sanford. T IM ' i N l li l etas*
DISINFECTED
PACKED UNDER
Big Tree Near Sanfurd Represents
One Of Nature's Vonders Of World
Within nim* mth*^ of Haiiior
RMW* what id r iP*ldrr»d t*i , c |hi*
Uricrnt ryprrcd trrr in thr u>nl I
T hli trrr, n lowfriwi; mnnarch in
tha HWiiinpy Mrcttou whej«* i! i*
ttnind
127 feat h irh. |7
in
rirrn m lrrrn rr at iIa
nmi 1 7
and onr-half ftr{ in diarnrtpr. udI
It *hou|chl to >r nr ally .'R)iNI yem *
rove, ha« «*t»»f»-i in w a t r r r n n fin jc
# . n tfrnth
i it off i It I frrt ato at
frtim
th«
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iirrttrni rather «lr> «urroun«l'nff*
Li <1rainaffr pi if. — t
raiiM-d, .hy #th»*
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Around
may he „*e\-n .•» •»
ixnnt.l line*, ...me almnat e x :.n t.
which have -been term -d "w at .
marker*." He rvamining the
niarkrr* the idi.epvrr mny fi • u
Im ailnsry ,tory oLriie tres's it
through the pact age*. They *ho-»
how the water gradually, pro : ’ .at hundred year interval* brtunp
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lLof ,t ha . ’'S m
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4lllr. ru rthrrm orr the trunk nf still another
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which
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have
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. l o r -,lde the path le.d.ng to
,h’ ’‘,,t ital l,nH m*r''
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V\|NTt|R PARK — Work on
l.arv le^ Memorial Chapel and An,u« iiai.-ell Theatre building, a t
Uullinx Cail^ga piogreoaing-rapid*
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ON THE LAKE
CATERING TO PARTIES AND CLUBS
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OPEN TO TH E PUBLIC
f LUNCHEON •
EVENING DINNERS
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open
TRY OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
YOU’LL HE PLEASED WITH OUR SERVICE
FOItMKKLY THE HANPORO VA0HT CLUD
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a cro ss f r o m , r n
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Skttr Chiffon
NEXT DOOR
TO POST OFFICE
EAST lai NEXT
TO POST OFFICE
ChUdrih'S Felt
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l*o tr i « t y
Totx' Novtlty
w»»wt. P * t
mod ribbon iruomod. Gay col
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Full Fiahioned llmte Fully
to Gl»» Moil Satisfactory Wear—All
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irvice and Chiffon
COAT SWEATERS
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A L L KVJI&AJNftN y R #
l^rid aniigae - «* .owdwttomp.
Camaa ia nowhy «M* baa., c
MEN*8 AND WOMAN’S
ALLEN A
TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED
FINAL CLOSE OUT. VALUES TO $22.60
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HOSIERY
FOR MEN
They Too Mttat bo Good.
Good Sajoctloa. of Palbmyi
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NATURAL BRIDGE
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SHOES
H A T . V
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T H E B A S E IS C E L E R Y
FO R
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H E A L T H ’S S A K E -------D R IN K
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FLO-PURE CELO BOTTLING CO
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
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i* in.* m.wt ra*lerr
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vm nty and I. not ..nli
lecatc.l on pn*i-d road* n h .ih U-a.
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SEE THE YEAR’S BESTBUY
ONE n A Y ~
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
1 .1 and lolly pint*, among the
ne, and la In# Ught of # FI iridn
jin n has few rivals for the title ul
V B hleea plctoroequeqess.
/GUtanwiit* today Is populated b>
(hhly eworgv tk persona who havi
J ta a on* of tho leading places In
M vaogoard of o u a ty tows* now
■shining for tka development and
j n k try DM of Bent Ino la County—
'l* mayor Is B. t . Halnoe, mem*
i t f oao of Ita pioneer families,
l Its town Cioncil tnekide*
mas which have long been IdentlA p ith unity, action, aa d co-op.
All Wool, Good Stylo* aad Colors
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W IT H
ALL DAY TUESDAY, DEC
MI-LADY'S SHOPPE
$12.60
ANY SPORT COAT
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state'* pioneer roilivad. the Flue
If thrrw it on j pirtinn of Semi.. ''** East C oait *y»lem.
n.de County w li-h tr,.ili<* ih.
It* farm land* are dotted win
word ni ne -r and all that .u d i
fl" " inK W*IU '‘ h,rh I ol!r ‘hei'
nano. . . . . . i
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1 giving water* up n acre* of \ r |.■erne Imj.l.e, it tr
hr m.medi-; table crop*. It* dtruv area*, unde,
«to vicinity of l btil-iot*. that | laid with a fine rlny euloall idt-alli
I e*cr ful community which oorder* euilad to the growing of *'K-I
on oi.o side the wild beauty that p* crpP*'
covered with the *torMorl.l.v.
and
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i IU Ukc«, rri'«*u m d river*
Aftad|ly-#arioaakiiig eatea»-wFtt,aifter*lnfc. with fDh'anJ nmogig nr
fan n lit tin i which
tnri<A*fireK 1v«d^ nmonv viPt tfv** «.f \icv>r
<
^ H il o in nil ULrctiont. I thnher throuirh which r .am k.um *
for much nf Its develop
tM r i r t r i T F l I l I l f n»uTo..:4
* t fe t ll we* in la a t s«cU -u tn*. J slanting feature* /or in them i I princj;ial ullruriir.n, for it i* fu n
t n ago, coin* of the first n u rs -, muml 111* jtrenpth. nm elfi.h spir- I that point th a t Ih* hunter or lb.
ee were eeuklisntu.
1oilay it, and m nvieti m w!.ii.h tciul* to fl.bcrm an act* out fur a day ,
ne vie w ith citrus a.* a mono* - insure xiliil nnd *:itc etjps when pleasure, always to return <» I.
Hpccr. ABiinon iq J a m . tnsMi-.
Will; Ui .urugdna ia i.aJr.ale-t • *ui*#twoiial-rewoeii* fo r Irr* H**-r*
1, to th a Markets uf thu murid. Thl* county'* vklesl faniiliea ar 1 A* a health roa*ri Chulu.d i i
era bulb* of varl-hued gladioli am ong the firs t citixciu of Chu- «.f the lw*t, *r*d a large and mo l
i uarelaai, arjtrng the nvwer It.
oota and from th en L-, »|r;*y dem Inn I* tiWray* aVJUa'ile In tie
itrir*.
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Kloaned the historic event* which, traveler. High, tolling land* in , Altamontu has yet another (ea favv tran sp irel since Ce, tain Mel , li.al hful water.hu*>- and t.« .
o, Ita deep, elver well* from on and General Sanf-rd were pltabl* people, .m l many u-.l va
Ith flow a w ater which ha* c i n • aderv hml friend* of the f i» i led pneal itities ’c ombine to nia-r
tently tested high ns to lie pur whito end red m m inhabitiny thi* I'huluots a haven.
, Spring water has a new mean
when Altamonte spring vratet
referred to, and avory homo I*
I from soma one of the many
da w ithin IU limits.
Sight beautiful lakva within r i i
-porat* limits, all uf them at
bottom of gently sloping lull*
I unrounded by handsome homes
er* florid*'* count]*** lloeaoma
aplet* a picture of tranquilit)
l eeauty a nr the crjw ning atetions of the community In tki
at * )(„ I
8Uk In (he Leading I.lxhl and Durk
Uiiiluota
In IIearl ‘‘<M
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httlti,ita
b r a t e
REASONABLE PRICES
SWEATER8
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VITA-TON ICS
$7.f>0
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'A T
MAKE THIS A PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS AND GIVE
PRACTICAL GIFTS*
Allen A Hosiery
m e n ’s a n d hoys * s l i p o v e i
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ANY FALL SILK OR WOOL DRESS IN
o u r s t Oret' f o r m e r l y PRICED AT
i M
88!
SOiMETHING DIFFERENT
Come To Sanford Pro
PROGRESS DAY
m
etftahly ihartng thorn with the
comer who seeke to make hie
it In th a t Eden.
Anfering the home-eeeker high,'
Kda which ware suflly in the e»#r
a u n t brer,e* which peomotc,
llth and rest, Allamynte ha* the
'Unction of having wllhla Ita
-jfinoa Mima of the finest cltrue
ir ti In all Florida, model, of
lern method* of culture. Th'-ude of brie* of choice citcus roil
fly from the glove* which dot
i f hitl-eide to p rrsrn t uireatb*
ing picture* of beauty tu tbituriet *tho drives along wellred highway, which *urruun>,
r town.
Citrus and health ara not lie
|y product* of Altamonte, lor n.
fvflt y e a n , p jjn errt have denmn
M»*t >“ eoile a rc ae ptoCU v ea, any In the county trnb.1.
gained national recognition *» (
truck producing area. Ever)
rite, D rga or small, every e rta te .;
en, hat a garden nrbunt day n .,
.4 d.vy out'som e form vt hardy ,
althful vegetahJa U producod to
M rs. R u th O w en Co n f id e n t T h a t H e r
N atio n al P a r k B ill W ill B e P a s s e d
WASHINGTON. Her. 15—The
ly houaing and home
I pei>pneal for tha establishment of
a areal national pork in the E retThere would be tran ife rred to
glade* vection of aouthern Florida tkw new departm ent all faderal
again hat been laid before Con* i f t t x i r s arwj bureaus now In other
gre<« at the new »e*«:on formally cWpartmrntj whw-*, have a dlreet
g”t under way. Congressman Ruth homrlng on the «uhjoct. Mrs. Owen
ltr>an Owen of Miami relatrn- plana to prows hoth measurew for
- due*,! her me«*ure of la it year •arly const 'oration.
In the upper chamber Senator
] and in doing *o expressed conflI donee in iu enactment thia tirao. Dane an 1*. FUtcher la prvpsring
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lle,ajae of the Democratic ot- to tatrotfuce again his former bill
I sanitation and control of the low- nil the pr<Ypo«*nl E v erflsJss Na
r er House, whe'e Hie meaaure t Iona I r a*k «o that effort* will 4t«
failed last eetaion after being tl- mnde t*» push the measure along In
mrably coniidere.t in the Senate. both hou*p« at the same time.
Mr*. Owen believe* the meaaure
n »w i« certain to
particular!y
it I, supp«rtisl >y the ns
ttonal p«tk hrrvicr of the depart
•iifit of interior S rrrc ta rr of In '
r i«*r Wilhur ip hie annual rt
r w,f
i'onfrraa m u-rat vH the
•lepa? ttn»nt’« approval of thw pn»j
<s t.
•Mr* Owen • !«•> remfrodicetl hei
Inll. oifared la«t nemion, which
ralU f•*i the creation of a non
•l**l*ortment of gnrrrnm ent to I*
Knonn so the <l*)vnrtinent <»f hoin*
HPKtaAI.
an » child. The department would
U N TIL C HRISTMAS
I- presided over bv a full flrtg ed *
' cabinet meir.her
In her bill the Miami fongre**noman f u n the following outline
of the pjrpo,e< of the prupoted
nrw department
‘To promote and foster educa
tion. home and family life, ami
child wrelfaie. For o n h purpose*
the tlepartmrnt u authorised to
rondoit research. »ml foater plan*.
J compile and do*»eniinate informs
tion relatiog to infancy and pre
. natal rare, health, an.j hygiene. ,m|
Meant> Shop
Uiwlt.in and training neglect, de
1*1 Nitl'I. Itank Hid
i --nil. n. y delinquency, and the am
I'hunc IMS
plnviiH-nl and rv l.atln n of ,-hil
Few towns In Seminole County!
I ** rich In thoae thing* which!
he for jieaea, happineaa, and
Itentmerit aa b
A liam o ... |
Otnga, th at eonvenienlly located..
Upir oituated, and delightfully
Elthy community where nature
I run rtbt In providing beauteous
nary, productive sails, and ten -.
I watern for n ciUtenry rep
H»g tha induatry and aggrevm e of the North, the ruggedand reiourcafulnea* of thi
ll and the hospitality and
dlin»v o f the South.
•tiled by atnrdy pioneer, whuac
tl>- homee era among thia coun* proadest landm ark,. Alta
nta Springa with all iti activity,
II reflect, those qualities of
m antnea and oerurity which
* attracted the tourtit and *«t•aeking that tunny clime of
ch he ha< an long dreamed.ty of tho»e pioneer* (till hale
hearty, a rt among Altamonte'.*
it Industrioua and eager citl-,
1 / while their io iu and daugh-1
i, their grandchildren even, are
WASHINGTON. l)o.v 15. —
(A .P.)—A bright «pot In (he
navy’x hixlory during the 1931
flocal year wo, a eluaip In tha
death la te from droprnloc •
Unusually the leading cauea of
death In tha naey, drowning etrurJi
(he Inweat mark since complete
Htatlullcx began to be published In
IM7.
There were a total of 37 drow n
ing*. giving a death rate of 3IJS
per 100,000. A y ear earlier, when
motor vehicle injuries crowded
drowning frnm the flrvt rank, 50
lives were lost in water.
«OAYMOt»!"
IN HONOR OF
A HUNTERS REWARD = = =
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REAL
lUaipcia JC. Stokes
i Co., Inc.
and
MONDAY & TUESDAY
PAGE THRBP
I'.OR YOUR SAFETY
wcrh U b eln ca lifilii hf Urn4*.
chi Agriculture D etnaM neSteyU U ty thie year through the efforta of
the Seminole A gncallnrr Club,
poeelblg
the HemtnoJe Agricultural Club,
orda we (lad that the corn •*■
planted behind 6 enb-aoiler and i*calved only two eoHieati >lta, the
pSerting being made on April I&.
r »d the laat cultivation en April
Sh Hie corn wae hei vested Sept.
foremoet
cu,,lon* held hy tWe grenp.
£• Min Mabel W«M^«rw*ee ef 'M r. Thurston alto ha» the recuri
[-,■ d i l r eeriee of mhaShigt, a U N « K ti for (ha beat quality rorn in the
, th a t there I# r e e h fa r ahaht flea county, hie corn ciunling IOJ e«r»
wore farm women. T h e r W h r t fa r to the buakel.
dlecuwion and imweneUetlen m
the next meetlaR e r |l H en 6M HPCTJAI, BIRD KXIIIIIIT TO l»K
l die,! gi nprfrtiit pent. ¥ k r Mgud AT BKTTKS FARMING SHOW
, Camei on will c a t net (ha M m - ' .Through the efforta of the cum*
mil toe managiag tha Belter Farm
In r Show (he idete tiegnr and
Freeh Water Fleh Department i,
prrpnriag n «peri a I exbic.it for
Seminole County and will exhibit
It fee the flret time al lit.- Hettei
Farm ing - Ahtw in January.
Thte alklbit D unique and very
Inaemctrie, aa It will -.how the
|*td here at lie fM i -idaWtjf''7* many kinde of bird, which prc> on
lna«#ti And as such i»
P, I*. Thie show win take MM yhtee U ttk
of the rrg u lo f pdaRrV thaert bhU h the farm er’, friend. It 1* r,peeled
h a , barn held Tor -Die pool tore (hat (hi, will be ond rf the prill*
>»»r*, and wUl loehtde t)«ay* new clpxl feature, of the *how.
facto r,. In a d Ji< tt« i» ’F aU U rl«W
CARLTON TO HUNT
rahhiu , there a>Ul alto be dafelMte
In hugs,
- -you^g-dairy
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. entile,•* corn
ORI.ANltU, Dec. IS.— Gov.
and home praaarvod foods. 1 <’
Uwyie K Carlton will come here
premium llsu wlU he avaHnblC W fdM sdsy to Join a hunting p a r
■Her the 15th
Wop ha had by ty -th a t wlH task# a four d ay trip
wr,Ufl,t lo
n i Ifl^a a private hunting preavrve
hdar Im m ; In the caetern p art of
cla ren ce uknmomom
the county•
HIGH ( <)HN .,yJMI*D UDUU),
The'guverser wlM aUeod the
, The prwrf th at appUaM LttowMye rtH im m Day <a)t«ration , t aaa*
food Tasedsy add will coma kata
(M ’M B 'M y . B* a ll) ha eecompan b d ky Ckaimkeloner of Uame
t /
A rH enderio p , a sanlor ha-MM--Voca Wonder ard.
ll UM hunting party will
tional A grlcdltara Department *f a
P James L. Giles, presi
. ' thn high achCol, atode the tseond
te Preserve Association;
• h lg h r.t yield In aor* l« th# county
pi visa president; I . L
- on high pine land, w hteh-is too*
n o ta ry ) Dave Flebback,
ahicred one of tit* poorest typo*
Georgs MdCullorh; Dr.
of coin lend In tha oUM. '» faall and Dr. 8. Pulsston
Mr. Henderson's yield waa only
cne-helf huehel short of tka high-'
>l*ld made In tha contact thie
FROG l.EGH MKLI.
y ear, hie yield being 06.4 bushel*
M*V*r .ere. Thl* yield wo* made with
WAVCIiyieA. B 6 ^ ;ilf- F lftd e n
' W hslleyi Prolific following a wln- barrelf of frog legs out of here
ic ter rover crop of A ustrian Peas thie week brought total shipm ent,
, and llxliy Veteh. I t wae fertilised of thia commodity to 40,000 pounds
; .at the I ate of 'J00 |Mnind< o f 5.7.6 since shipping began la s t’June.
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la a lllle w . . . . 1
I f n
---------------- a waa |
There lo still a good demand for
frog lege, dealers her* say, but
I f .
‘wi<'* the yield ol land on prfaa of other work has mused
in
\ y which no cover crop waa grown. — hunter* to abandon frogging
aosno lastances.
,;
The hlqhwst yieUI In Out Corn
ftp Conteat ma* made by Mr. F te d
Bla n n , the l-nndon avoV- albino
Dorner, whose corn yielded a t tha Meogabey monkey, has been fitted
• ra te of 66.11 bushel* p*r acre. Mr. With a* pair nf spectacle* duo |o
Dnrnrri w*a . osier tad aa Coty hie weak aye e l a h L ----- .
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an any endoervor which
progress. Altamonte ha*
wed tremendously viurina
it yoar, aad under It. n*»
mined, cameoaod of R. E.
I . N. Kit*hall, A. N. Moi
nes Osteen aad H aiion E.
together with W. D. Bal
i aoaon*or-treasurer, aitti
h f Mayor Hainan, Sm lm ty ’s other town* which
|0 the honor of tho fj re
am la tk* county hod boat
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la a Vaar Good Vtrbtly of Btyha, Alao for Mjtit y . L DoacWo SMoo
’ Thay Are Priced
110 Magnolia Ave.
Phone‘395
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
JtTJr * t r r TTil will be uitiv^ieil
T a^U kM -flld Irit t ufa ro
•JT the follow mg:
FOR MEN AND BOYS
OLDS
IALL8
WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY
?lre$totie TIRE
SIIKAFFER’S
FOUNTAIN PENS
dC ARTICLESPENCIL and DESK SETS
►NERY
SHAVING UTENSII.S
A TUBE WILL BE GIVEN FREE
FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
►NERY
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WARE
IN STOCK
BRIDGE SETS
BRUSHES
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PERFUME, TOILET SETS
PARK YOUR CAR AT OUR STATION AND HAVE ITSERVICEI) WHILE YOU ATTEND
THE PROGRESS DA Y CELEBRATIONS
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. Woco Pep—Tiolene Mptor Oil—W ashing and Polishing
Greasing, General M otors Radios
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“Meanest Little Boy In PafOla^Ras
Hesitancy In Writing S a n t a Claus
Fern Park, Center 'Of Fern Industry
Has Made Great Strides Jn Progresfl
If thar* la oso cowrmunlty In
“Tha meanest ill 11. boy In Pa-i
0l4" daree to w rite a letter to I
Seminole County whom progress
Santa Ciena! The letter reached
la a thin* which am p ha c h a in e d
(he Chriatmaa Editor llu« mom- *o U r In life. Owe tM eg 1 waa a forget aa. W* will a e .Wekia g for
In probably a almplar m anner than
little
Christm
as
uaby.
I
weald
like
r»u.
Bilag
them
to
e
a
r
house.
We
hid, and It p ill be placed an tap
In any other acctlon It la a t Fern
lo
give
yea
aty
Chriatmaa
Hat.
I
live
a
t
210'Froiwh
Avfne*.
Good• f tha Hat which neeila Hanta’a
am not going to be greedy, fee t kyt and a merry Christaaas. T ear Park, that rapidly expanding lawn
eparial attention.
Hera’a what It said: “ Dear San there gre too many boyi and girl* Utile friend."
through ahlch tha motorlat passMary T. Roe*, o f Lake Men rod,
t a : ! am ana ef the meaneat little that are in need. 1 w ant a little
ra between Hanford and Orlando.
wagon!
football
and
tricycle.
A
writea
aa
foDewaP
“Hoar
Santa
o f Loagwood, Ita .te d lb ftiOe. boy a In Paola but I hope in be a few nuU, candy, and fruit. I help Claua:, I am alaa y e a n aid. In tha
A few short y e a n ago Fern
tooth ef Sanford, bat little need gaod boy aome dime. I gueaa I my mother and aha tefla
me I fourth grade. Waa a* the honor Park could only be reached by a
batter
aay.
Plaaae
bung
me
aemebe aaid e th e r'th a n w hat la con
mind her very nice to lie to lit- roll thia month. I Ur* aeroaa the road blanching away from tha old
tained lrf!the Igteat booklet r*- thlng nice and mamma aaid bring tie. 1 lire on Waal f i r s t Street. river from la k e Monroe near (be Orlando road. A t che e n j of th a t
laaged h^'Ka Bvhr Chamber of C»m- her aome whip* to whip me with Box H2A. Next door to littfe Lola power plant hot go to eehool a t road tha motorlat found a a ttm l
malrca, efv # r' krord of which I* but pleaae don’t do that dear Santa Jarkann I go over to her hnume. le k r Monroe. Pleaae briag me a ■m«n fecnerie* and homes about
borne oat by tha character an.l f i r I lore yon but I knaw you don’t end the rnmee to are me. We hare sweater ai»l beret, red, trimmed which were cluttered tiny garden
preftw ea' which hare eonslateatly lore mean boya very much. I will a watch dog but h* »hal! be tle i in blue. Alao a doll aet, ahoaa. plota. Here and thrra an oraaga
be rrry thankful for aome randy, up. We ahall leave the door open. ••wk*. dress, pajamaa, a n j a
m ilked It* ritliOn*.
fruit and other nlre thing*, Lot* You will find a pteeant for you hruahed wool aet, pink wool, to grorr. In aome caaea neglected,
LeOfgWood Ptldea Itaelf an Ita of lore.** It waa signed Ver llnal
met the eye. Kern Park waa Juat
and Mr*. Santa too. Lota of lor* i fit my dolly, IlcUe-leas. ’She la a suburb of Altamonte or MaltChamber o f Commerce which haa Wright.
fr»m
your
friend.’*
M
S
inehr*
high.
Pleaae(brlng
me
over loaned old In tupportlng and
lead.
Here’* a letter from Irene Ra
l-owi. W right, of Paola, write* aome fruit, nuta, Jnd candy. Santa
Introddrisg many of the modem bun. la k e Monroe “llell.i Santa.
Today, through the vision of a
fcatdtra' »eW foam t there. A1moat T am a little girl *ix year* aid and a* follow*: “ Dear SanU : I am II don't foiget my <kddy arvl m an- young man a ho aucraeded In Inevery home li represented on the In the firat grad- Pleaae I want hut quite email. I atill love you ma. Pleaae don’t fo rg et my achool ■tilling hla own rnthuaiaam Into
llat Of member*, odd a« proof of • haky (loll that will alcep and rry.
w hat prngrOea w Wlu t J them I* a buggy, atove. a tea aet and aome ’
tha teffrfd. gntherlag Of more than crayon*. Alan plenty of fruit. ,
100 persona who recently fratsr- randy, and nuta. and don’t forget." |
nifed upon the occaalon of the of
tanora Rabun, her .later, write*
ficial villt of the aeefeUry of the Santa ■■ follow*: “ Hear Santa: I
C iunty Chamber of Commerce.
am a girl 12 year* old and In the
Longwood Intend* to grow end eighth grade I want a fiuntaln
prosper with Seminole County, end pen, ...me dreaaea and a Holy 1lt‘de
Ita rlrlr leaders are new preparing and aome good hook*. f)on‘t forget i
pU na which will leave no atone me ’’
unturned in making Ixngw oid a t
Cecil Miaon writea a* follow*: .
tractive. arreealble. and acrrodiled. "Dear Santa Claua: I am a little
a community of which the county boy eight year* old. Pleaae bring
may well be proud.
me a bicycle, aome nuta and randy.
Lengweod waat* more citizen* '1 lire on 221 a Sanford Avenue.
A little girl who lire* at the
to enjoy Ita advantages and poaalbllitie*. l/.ngwood want* taore aame addrri* failed to aign her
raanufarturer* to discern the econ- name to her letter. It read* aa fol
omlea which may be effected in lo low*: "Dear Santa f'Uua: I am a
cating at a a pot where every faril- little girl 10 year* old. I am In the
Ity may be had at a minimum of fourth grade I want a Idryrle in
■lie 2fl. I want aome randy, and
coat.
Longwood claim* It la in the nut* and fruit*. I I .ve you Santa
Claua. I am trying to he good. I
heart of the lake and ridge aee
hare a little brother he aaked me
•tien, a claim easily anhatawtiated
to write you. He want* « i w randy
h y 'a vtalt tn any aerti in of the an.l nuta, and fruit* too he aaid.
town, longwood la on the main
Ile love* you l » Santa Claua. lie
.line of the Atlantic Coast tin e
In aeren year* old. He lire* at 22tH
railroad, with through Pullman Sanford Avenue at 2.1 Street. Hr
aaid goodbye. Don't forget me
Santa Clan*. Marh lave to you.
Hi* name l*,lliy.
Tolar Rabun, of la k e Monroe,
write* thia
interrating letter:
“ Dear Santa: I am dropping you
a Una to lrt you know I am atill
a little boy nine yesra aid and am
•nd close to flowing-well land.
In the f Mirth grade. Now Santa
tmngwood la incorporated under you waa au good to me laat Christa special a rt of the leg islatu re, mi* and brought me Ju*| what I
and It* -bonded indebtedness i« only wanted. Now Santa, I don't want
121,000. II haa never defaulted on much. Pleaae bring me a II. I*, gun,
• penny of interest nr principal, a a knife, and of m are* Santa, a
ract to which ita town council hall. 1 have to play 'mil every aftproudly points a* another sign of rrn io n after I bring In mother*
pr igreaalve thought and action.
wood and feed aty rabbit*, my row
Longwood |* tha only aaiall town and calf. Ho Santa bow y*u tee 1
la
•* iV ‘4 ftM tm n **.
I
In Klorl.la having the moat up-to- am an r i t r a sm art hoy. With lota
date dial telephone system, with end lota of love 1 1 you."
Albert King of SOR Holly Avenue, write* aa follow*: “ Dear
Accountant-t gnd Auditor* — ----
JkdM
PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
Fhet National Bank Building
advantage* Include atreet light*,
a library, and an excellent achool,
Wkllo-lti tnialnevrxertton pfWWaa
fo r-all the ordinary needs af Ra
rraldenta. U n gw oxl boaalt th a
oldest hank In the county, the
Longwood S tate Hank, offering
ample banking facilities a fte r havlog aucrraefully weathered the rerent nation-wide wava af depres■Ion.
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laingwoxl la the center of much
Of tbe iport attraction* found In
the coualy fnr within five minutes
drive la )he SanLaml.i Country
Cirri With Ita aporty golf course;
S anlw adj and Palm Rprlngg, affetin g ' year-round
la th in g In
health-giving p tta r a which (low
trbm deep crevaaaea; Hemlnnle
Driving Club, winter home of
Ahverka's faateat trolling horse*
and a mecca fo r America’* horae
fDicier*; Longwoed Kanntl Club
where fa it grayhiund* gather each
ywkr fa r a w inter aide ting attended
hr Shi
And I
grfag
>what
little
j « ar
candy
y *,
( , mi
ymi. i
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Santa
|<)a I
| am
you k
R| r| ,
five j
g |r|.
mnihr
thing
bring
tn te
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, nmr
j,[ | j
)nUm
T his, will ho all 1 want fa r this
time. W# live In a taro story houa#
In front of the poatofflc*.
Hollywood Adopts
R«**iatiaBftUpon
ItsW aCecSapply
HOLLYWOOD, Fla^ Dec. 1».—
ReealalMa Jgnvamiag the eantracl
with C, A.’mood, far extension ft
water pialna In the oily to Uka adtu d M t ’pf Rla new plant bring
erected by tha Layna Southaaatarn
Company af Norfolk, Va., ware
adapted ay the city commission re
cently sOdar which tha aattmaUd
coat far rodiatrtbutloa waa radnaad. iaam
-U ilOJOa
Carnot lu lonera M M- Warland and
X me* A. LsWW vaked;agslaal tha
r lolutisn on • the ground that
m ma of tha new aatlmataa ware
moat ta tha original contract, Mr.
Ready potato* flit ihat.th* work
waa batag dona on a coat-pi us baala and ha s(ready haj •ffiMtad a
aavlag af apprnxtatatal. ___ Mil
llrat tillmataa. Under tha (srma
of tha first aaaUart Mr. Moody
waa allowed n I m af U par cant
on massy saved an estimates. Ha
waived uil* proviso. W. c* Rather,
"Dear SanU Claus,
Madge Ian# Wright, of Paola, ."I
am just a little cripple girl sla
■ays I am ’fddl u M B trltH M bring
m* aom* nice thing*. Som* slippar* and socks and soma fra il a n d
caady and daar Booty plsaaa don’t
forgot mamma and daddy and all
my si*tars and brothers. Lota a f
lovt ta you daar Santa Claua."
John 8. Lee, who lire* on Waat
First S lrsst s n j was hatn on F ri
day tha IStfc. Calls | w U ha h aa
always been lucky slUioigh hla
frlsnda s iy h r ’wlft ha utthsriky.
Her* la hla lattar: "Dear Santa
Claus; I am a IKTI* bay Dva year*
wagon la-tow W g-for thw ehimney
you ran got It t<> me. | would l|ke
also some candy, nuta, sparklers
and f r u i t Don't forget my alater*", writea Billy Chapman.
“Dear Santa: I am a little girl
In (he f ln t grade. Please bring ma
a little doll th a t ran stand alone,
packed in a •uitraao vrith soma oxtra clothe*. I love you and will try
lo he good. Plea*# bring me some
■parkier*, randy, nuta and apples,
too. Much love,"’ write* Virginia
Chapman.
Olive Chapman, tha third ;hild,
writea a* follows: "Dedr SanU :
I'm seven year* obi and In tha
thlid grade. Pleaae bring me a
doll carriage for Klliabeth to ride
In. I've taken good earn of her
(You brought hor laat Chriatmaa)
but aho gets tlre j of ataylng at
homo all tha time and wanta to gat
out sometimes. Plaaae bring Mabel
a baseball, hat and glov*. W atty
to ha goad glrla and hope ymi
won’t forgot to bring ua aome
randy, fruit, nuU and ta o rh la n
loo."
William Hugh Humphrey*, 210
French Avenue, writes SanU aa
follows: "Plea** If
to *e* Us. Fleasa
haul neglect
ing ether children. W h y ! Hewaa
bring staler a n j m i a bid c ir fllfS
po*toffke, and several alarm csrtrinic n.w and rompUU
atocka
■rr among U»« principal - a ttra c
tion. far the home-builder seating
a quiet spot In which to raalde, a
■pot which will VJlmlaata hla hav,nx lo laator distances for hla o r
dinary need*. re m Park ha* ambltloua • plana
bf beromlng an* of the moat Im
portant far to n In tko county's
dovelopmeat.
SPENCER’S DAIRY, INC.
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Protect yoar baby'*
' We^rwiiiee and aefl mflk that U ^ a a t t^ th a bad
■Ok H a d ia.lba ««»*« .V*H* Stale.. ...
Oar b a d tria .aaaat la aiwaya batow 10,900,.U. A
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Standard far tvrtlftad »Rk- *
Phone 400
1 ‘Geo. C.iHmrden, Mar.
It Doesn’t Cost Much
. And Think Of The T h rill. . GET AN AERIAL VIEW OF THE COUNTY YOU ARE BOOSTING ON
PROGRESS DAY
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Short Hops
Long Hops
Instructions
Planes Will Be At The New Airport Every D»r
" e l l WOOd u . g o e r in o e k - m
WELBORN-S* 1
BUY HERE AND SPEND THE DIFPBRBNCE
MEN’S BLACK OR TAN
OXFORDS
THE MINUTE STYLE
HARD HEEL
OXFORDS
GIVE YOUR FEET
A GIFT
94.00 OXFORDS
$ 2.75
$3.29
CHILDREN’S' SHOES
ALL LEATHBR OXFORDS OR STRAPS
lUR LINE OF
STYLED BY MBST^LKTOE
69c TO *1.39
MAKE
IT OF
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SHEET
METAL
ROOFING — GUTTERS — TANKS
RAIN CONDUCTORS, ETC,
“25 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS”
L. B. HODGINS
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n s W. tad ST.
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Rogers
Community
Holmes <& Edwards
Sllvkr P lite FIstw sre
WATCH THIS SPACR-HONDA1
want la Ishvt na a t home and aho
r a n t carry s* hath. She la *a slth.
Ska w sats ta -work. And bring sla
te r a rlress and mo a nice little
s a lt of clothes. I am a pretty
goad hay and elatqr la g * o l tarn
CHRISTMAS
NOW IS THE TIME TO
• GET dtHMW YOUR OLD WATCH r']
BRING IT TO U8 AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU
15.00, REGARDLESS OF ITS CONDITION, ON ANY
‘ p7 » BUL0VA WATCH £
UTW UL
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JOYING SERVICE
BED ROOM SLIPPERS
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�« D HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1931
TROPICAL VIEW N E A R SANFORD
I'll I M O
GAME REPORT
Advice Given On'Lawa
Now In Effect On
S t a t e 's Wild Life
m
t
It li almost a month tine* the
Ar
j
prevent hunting • • ■ ■ o n V '
0
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t I
opyned to nlmrod* nod there in
>*i time far many tripe Into n a
tu re-* for**!*, a n t woodland* but
H‘t* ant ontimely to rM tfad hunttip both of UtU county and of
Osiers that the (ta la iem « laws
*»'U in existence and that offO*r » re on tha alert t« enforce
theia laws.
. i Local heater■ or visitors, wheth
*F they Intend to uac their guns i
lit the wgnrts th u season or not. I
Should - be in tam ted In a lilt of
r a n e e t t ^ u coatainrd in a bulle
tin I*toad leraral month* ago by
tha Slato Jfceeh-W .tex Fiah and
Qama Department upon various
topic* about game. Kgtracta (rum
It .was In auch vista* aa this th at m urh'of the Seiptnole Indian lor* found It* enay Into song and story. One ran almost visual
the report w o aa follow*:
■" O icaals or a Coscoochie rettin g on their gunr under the' shade o f * palmetto clump, or a stortlrd -leer emerging from lb« Uuchet,
i."Bahy*klllinf gangsters may trt'
a laay alligator tunning itself on the hank.
to u t* elsewhere than 'on th r aide- !
M ik e a f New York.’ Many infanta
*inat** in lake r x n of I Ilf* runh
Of the quail world become airtime
in l hr illy The lot ill |'r»*
^ the blood-thinty gangsters of
vit>u*ly Mjjcksr.ktvil had l*rcii $ 1,54N*
tho fleMa—the red ants, according
l*p fti now $5511 Ihi* Weft rolloi D‘d
to h r . H. L Stoddard, a recogI*y th*' iTcniral committee.
nliad: .authority on mattera per.
The itniitAiitn IcAdfH will m»«M
U lnlag to quail. Their deadly
i*«rnifi at 7 :AO I*. H/ Friday In I he*
tep ik 'Ja -d u e Juat aa the Infant
m n m r r c r tiffi : * * ,
F O R T M YF.K 5 * H r . hoc. C.
« ham her ..
M ail * r e emerging frem tha ahell;
T w o d«iwiitoa fi IhmiIHi
m il
l«
the ante a « o r a into the th*U|
tlon* of foothall pr >we*R. The ^ r - n p r n n d h^ l In* F o il \ l y p i s < h a m
fA K i
through fhe opening made by the
rcli jimt eluted haw been one «l W r of IVmnirn*t> |o
U fore
ebich anil devour the newborn InSanford1* imn! »uriw*tful, pri»vi«|f«»t.
,
r i i r i « i m i « , wha r f j - i f u o f f«n«L
I 'h ltT S V
mkr tunny t lonely fonght r »nte*t*
. ( “Thin destructive Fork of the
r lot hi n s mid iii*tfev « ill h** r**- TV (A.I* i
packed
with
thrill*.
f f to bar hero very aotlceable and
t oilful to fill h»«Ki*(a. fin i h u n t y
| l r)|idtp
|ta*tlull i* th t ln^ irame to A! (*fllmnl, ttniml t a b l e -*»* rrinr v, l (
»erlou» in the TalUhaaaee, Florlfj|f|
watch
m
It’e
<untn»rr.
and
Sanford
Ma-ThoagUylUe, Geenfta region
**»<l recently. \l iiieeritt the Klk^
^
junglea
in
which
hint*
and
aidrnalc
U*w*
in
fur
IhiR^pnrt
with
t»
team
during
the preaeat hatching
rliLi Ip ' f rvMiir it* n *lr«mii|? hnunr 1111,1 u '
ae*’ 00. according to Ur. Stoddard. liv*. tho Celery City ha, hy its nwn roinpuiei • f colteie*" player* fur- f o r till viiati Unit tun* o f I hi* kind
* %vl
t
■/’Under Ute recently amrnded effort* added to tbeae g ift, of na nithinir the oppaeitinn to nei|fh*
"W f hop** Ihfti voluntary o ffff'
TweUe
toderal regulation* the open aea- ture with hand-made facilities foi ) u itiif towim. The** *umitM*r month* 1will In* *i ffi clen t for t h e neviL of cent I v w r n
are alto th** time for MMiiuntnn all th e I hrhlnia** h n ^ k r l - vhi' iMimil*, .to
aon fo r do eta ie Florid* 1* from ■port in .' reervalion.
win i ’*A l l h**tiifh run* hh »»»i
Nov. to to Jan. 31, e irep l in MonWith the opening of the hunting and the lover of aquatic epurt* tan yrniT.*’ Mi i *»h
PK . Broward and Dade Counties. sea*.in the Canging of g u n . ran he find nolMnir larkitijf In thi* re t h p r e i** ntnin po\t*lty llitiu |a*t u l l m r - f
The Mason in this* ti.rae couhtiaa heard on the outskirts of the city* if:ret in ami around Sanford. Nil-* w i t K i i money i* h tin ie r t o jfei \V»* wifi U* »<»
la from Sept. 10 to Nov. 10.
and many display:, nf reuaided mer un lakes', *tiefiin*. and wjuinsE* t a i t c l »am «thinif ov er Sl.Uhi luml >**u
It it now
; “Thia season conform! to the nimroda can be seen hanging on ptovidi* etrellent *wimminir under y«**r.M
I n a m e e t i n g of lender* rirtent
»-% a
leaeon provided by the Florida automuhilee returning with hunt all kind* of rondltion*. Sanford
law- However, it will be noceaairy ing parties. In the upper reatlte. can truly W called the iportaman'* ly the tfi iuip pirn e | the Nniotm! tl I«■ Iwrinne
| 2 , lion wh»:H they ct»ru«idrred Rd«** aalm irall).
th at .the county coramlaaionera of of the St. John. River, in la k r patadivr
th r te coeatiea mentioned request, Harnsy and laale Jessup, wild
I^le three counliea mentioned re- ■ducks are numerous; while in fhe
quest tha State Game Commissi m- wooded aectirn, of the rmmty, I.
t r to. prate riba an open seaaea In quail, In quantities sufficient to
|hoa* counties before doves can be satisfy the moat ardent " hunt >r.
legally ahot.
ran be found. Deer, wild turkey,
"There la a-grovlaion in th* and Other fowl n i s i in g ira t n,u n
f lot Ida law- that requires tha that* bar*. .
Cgmg CommUatoner-to prescribe
Realizing the advantages of g o t!
•n open season In any county on aa a lure to winter visitors and a*
duck* and doves consistent with a healthful means of recreation f Jr
the federal law a t th* request of its home people, the City sT Ranthe board of cjunty aommiasiuasr*. ford owns its own golf course. Inv
“ Last year a number of countlea ested on naturally rolling terrain.
requested an open dale on ducks d>tud with several lakes, and
and d m * pi lor to Nov, ltd the hand with old n n w - o o r i n i liavs,
opening date i f lW general Hunt and orange grove., thr rtly link*
ing aeason under the a ta te ' law. rffarn gnlf at Its best The to u r s '
THAT HE AITIIEC1ATE8 NATION* LI,Y AIH KHT1HKD MEHCHANDISE
Slang the fedtral Taw now con was designed by the famous archi
form* to tha atate law this pur* tect, Donald Ro*t. ami has been
ticular prealsion of the stale law acrlaim rd by many nf th e leading
Will be UteftMtivo esrepl as it golfers of the Unltgd States as the
applUa to tne dove season In most Interesting snd .p n rty course
Moasoe, Broward and Dgde roun- in Florida. Tournaments are held
during the year ami tho one
“Ahotbe*. choag* in the federal planned far this yrnr dining the
teiuWtion* la that the shouting last of D ream ier l» glrrsdy Maf dawaa aver, ballad areas li tra- ting (he altenliun of the lalv’*,
trohlbltsd. The Florida law haa golfing fane. »
prohCHUd this tine* 1»3T. f
Tennis >J snothar s p irt will h i
has been well provided for m nirl 1
pgUy.-4(fvwal courts are avatlsM -,
a n i are usually well patrnqlzrdhy
CIUCAGO, Ok . IS>~(A.I’,>—-. the follower* of th* § tme. Dia- 1
Davlte which l(w invgqtpr clalma mood hall has t-«om e the moat
will make possible the ua* by (tie- popular sport of gl( in Sanford Tlsloa ’>i nadrs. ting atatluns of from the point of view of spectator
etamhiid sound g u r i tg picture* attendance. Almost nightly, games ■
film* was annouitueJ recently by between local leama an d those
..Western Telerialon corpora- from nelfhboring cities a re staged |
under the direction of B.’ II, Cul-|
turn, who might lie cslfWI the fath
er of the sport in Hanford. It has
THE SEASON’S
become a real p a rt of tha sthfrtlc
NEWEST PATTERNS
life of Hanford and untold benefit*!
IN SILKS AND WOOLS
are being derived by this rather I
new and interesting feature.
A SHIRT HE WILL APPRECIATE
tn the Fall, football comes into
INLUY JDl AIUrY UOXKD
■It* own ami the Sa nilaaU Ui«hHe bool team , onached by l^ o n a rd '
Mclsjcas, offer* th* gtldlron
fan* af ttw city a u e lla a t jahihl*
AMAZING
PRICES!
l a w k i f (h is R a tlin a n ti c a re f tillv rvofr t h e v e ry lrtw p r i c e . T h in
g e n u i n e . 1932 P h il t o . I t ia t h r g r e a t e s t v a lu e in a ll r a tlio h i
P h il c o ia t h e la r g e s t r a d io m a n u f a c t u r e r in t h e w o rld a n d c a n
K X T R A v a lu e a n d E X T R A f e a tt
• If w P
is h in g ly low p ric e * .
The eet llluatratri) la th r latest, Impvovad type Hal*
• m t d - l 'n i l Soperhelrm ,t.rne. It has th e new Tome
C ontrol Static Modifier. It hee the m odem lUtuai*
noted Station R em nling Dial, genuine full.tamed
Fleet lev-Dynamic Speaker, and AUTOMATIC VOLUME
CONTROL. O th er feature*, t m - EXTRA features
th a t cannot ha m atched, reganlleea of price. And the
price I* complete w ith tube* — nothing ele* to buy.
Semihole County Provides *or/ Myers’ Trade
Many Facilities For Lovers S S h in V .
OFAll Kindi
“SANIORD’S ONLY EXCLUSIVK M E N ’S SHOE"
Special
lim ited Offer!
9 TUBE HlGHBOy
5% DISCOUNT
ON ANY RADIO IN STOCK
I.IIIKKAI. TERMS
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO
2nd and Oak
Phone
Perfect Weather Can’t Last Always
LET US SHOW YOU SOME
AMAZING BARGAINS
WINTER
COATS
GIVE HIM A USEFUL GIFT THIS SEASON
Aifo REMEMBER-‘‘THE MARK OF QUALITY"
with Fabric, Fur and
Fashion Luxury
$12.05 to $17.1)5 values reduced;
for quick clearance. Conic early:
for they won’t last lonjr.
VISIT OUR STORE PROGRESS DAY
>
35-50
__ 75c. an d $1JXL
FRI t NOLY FIVE
tr a v e lo
lA’nd u Sparkle to
Mid-Winter Affuii-s
«
BE PROGRESSIVE
AN IDEAL GIFT
A little price for a lot of style. Color
ful, c a n t o n s with advance fashion
treatm ents.
VKK WrtjL GLAfol.Y EX
CHANGE THEM IF STYLE
OR RIZB W INCORRECT
B w iitlfo l &
THEY HOLD THElR SH A ri
HuM-1
BUCKLES
s e iie k td
MADE WITH
2 OR 4 POCKETS
«4 S0 UP
. tz M p a r t Wo o l
lll.ANRETS, Only .
13.95 BATH ROI1ES
o » ty
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TW W wti’a G m U a t
t
SE C O N D
SE C T IO N
Bcari
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W M 'A P K R
Member Associated Pri
SA N FO H I). FLO RID A . T U E SD A Y . D E U E M B E r T i S, 1MI
CELEBRATES PROGRESS DAY
Many PersonsAreEr
ployed In Industl
n 1 Phases Playif
Large Part In Cl
^ g rlc Q ttv ra l^ C b m m e r
rial, R ecreational
*. Feature* Of Town
7 Are Of High Class
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A* x * hnU Swminoia County t
'-•••udervd an ng-icultural McUrn
itnl It i» gem-rally conceded to b
••ne of the nuMt ferula aiaM ll
• hr elate, . jl Manfurtl, tha count,
President C M Eckrrwn. rrtvjuctlon Manager Joseph It Kenney. Tveasurvr T II E'kcrt part of the Mt employer of tire Eckeraon m ilt Cimncnej Tnc . new rannlnj plant at which Ihis teavm la canning grapefruit hearts and Juice A (la* war prevented
1 to thu plant by Ootcrnor Carlton.
• *•-«•. containing nearly two-thM
the county's total populgUbl
wh.lr belna tha gateway Into Ur!
•Mlrn.ite farrnina area hat v lt t t
it- liounda other m u-ilfie* wkra
eff-irit employment for hundxo*.
of tlliena and flay n hie pnit I
• he makeup o f the rlljr.
timing the chief inituatrlM n
•<« "C»lr y ilty " »hould ba U
• li ml rallina.i »ho|>*, .rata mills
toihlli- utillHaa, awning ahnpt, bwS
wurke, a viejnieiy. river t f k
lin*> a raunltig factory, paohlnj
plantj thrae bottling plan la. tie
• eteral italilea.
A l’
Ksrluelve of tha pa***ngtr Its
turn, freight elation anti ojno
nivallaneor> proparllal, tht At
lantir Coaet |,ina Kallroait CtO)
pany ow n property hern «Qtt
poaaii of rar ehopa and ittslk
Inviaea, valued at approalisttct
l7.V» 000 Cloaa to JIM) man are tin
Inyed In thee» ahope. The 21)0 am
ployaea teeeiva around 130,000 B*
ni,int|| In wage* and In ~Iddlll*
l-etwcan 176,000 a reI |IO«),UOO I
paid to tnglnenien amt . otM
train employewa t h s lira la lh|
-.eKlj
Tha tallroaj ha.i appro*',motal
4A mllaa of Imtualrial tiarh* fhW
( eupply railroad faellillaa ft*. |h
farming section near thla'I*)
llaaiHea i.eimr nu tha main lint ba
taean Tampa and Jaekapratnb
- Sanford ha* bean ,*onna'l»tjt h
■ataval branch toada with TfUV]
11tiinto, U n til, Mount Dqft, tUSt
I hurt, Aator and Apopka. - '/j B
, T he'm u..m anufacturing,.nlM
nf A.
Knrhary which «sit: I
eean ImmaJlately wv*t of HttfaD
l» known |a Iba Zachary VaMM
l Crmpany I ml ennaumaa over )*
million feet nf ratr m tuftat eye
rear, having a dally ootpuf-l
Honorable Doric E. Carlton.
Oorernor of nortda, gue.it and
tpeaker of the cay
nlleCoM;
nS {*-wTy
kn o,?.Kn * a,cr '??!£**'
n 'be si
i t t m o f largo tod amall homo,
typical of Florida It their orchlb»:l*r». all compart favor*lily with
tMm of m*cb larger population.
Hanford la governed tmde, the
f'nwuntiaton srstam, with flvo eomf
PiUklernor*, elected bv tb* people,
• n f a Mayor, shown from ih t camTkla Ctmtniodbs. aidbd by ,* group pf vfflclewC'dopat-’
j
'L**3I»i
IXXJJ
John Mclach. Chairman of
Seminole County Board ol
Conun uilonen
Hon. T. U Dumas. Mayor
of Sanford.
H M tl'ktadae.M M olt -cW* aronjr
I*t tn I
H•*«/
The Sanford »cViel ayatam 1'
rndoT County tttpc«vblon, whit
bf*. splendid balLtlng* far white
, »rn high aohaol, • Junior High
Or«mmar, and three Primary
W M lnga. The ichool system l< on
tho accrwOllol Hat of Rcuthtrn
*: School* pud Colleger, and ha*
boon ao well managed bring the
Mat few yaarm that Ihle county
i> on# of Iba few In Florida guarantoelng pppHa tight month*
V ocbool a u k year, and Pe taaehoro
' prompt payment of laUrioa.
Thro parba, entering an tiro
aqusraa. add to tha beauty of tha
tealdoatUl eoctloa, sa wall ao af
ford add Ittuns 1 roe national far 111Hot. At oat of lluao parks, on tha
Lskafront. It Me o f the finoat
■oo’i In Florida, flllod with • ra
. riofy of bird* Md snimalo truly
ropraooaUtlea of Florida. Tbla too
1* VteiUtd b f tbouasnda weakly.
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a i o w l . ;rG
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nrer 10,000 crate*.
K L . ^
pmuinyo *W man tnd woattC
rif
ii •>».. .r.n f r iH r 1--*'
Entrant* to Sanlattfi new 175-acte Airport, tad soi
County Qinotber ol Commence, and John Mciach. Ch
Governor Cethon.
.
t ile Commissioners Vivian Sprrr and Clyde Dytd. I’rcmlcnl II. M. Papworth, Svmmnlr
in Ironl ol Ait|>ort A wind-rone was ptcscnled to Cily Commiseionei Vivian Speei by
K-colvoa ahlpmonta t / tlmb'-r fruit
a ai riousding area gf *ppn*f*>
mutely 100 nill»«.
Uoniilea the lo-nl crate montH
f icturlng plant, Mr. Zachary aloo
has under hi* management 0 klglK
lar plant, with nnaUrn eleculrtl
equipment, at Kaet l*alatka. Md la
(Continued tin rage Raven) ,
Economic Welfare Of Farmer Seen
Tied Up In Marketing, I) i stributinn
Second Largest C ity
All loading donooalnatioaa a rt
ropraaentod Is Sanflkd eho re hoe,
In County Is Show
• S i tbo pulpit* are flllod by able
ing WayToProgress
■ IMS wko a rt known throughout
tM State f*< tbak gybltual rapaOviedo, second largaet town in
A klU tloa. Among Iba detc organlV a stlo n a era the SaU ry, Klwanle, Seminole County and rapidly be
™ SM LUno Clakt, tbo matt aetlea coming • celery center which may
ana day contest Sanford’* long es
tablish'd claim wa “The Celery
City of The World.” ha* recently
concluded a mnntrlpal
election
which brought cert tha nnigtsa fart
that each of the 10 candidate*
■salting offlca based hi* platform
on progiess alone Thera wars no
kiata ar sag goat idna la any of
the maay campaign ■peerbra baa'd
of a ratara to ether days, nf a re
trenchment or say other peaalmlatk trend*. Piegr*** wa* tha key
note.
•
Oviedo, located M aanthaaat of
Baaford, as tha growing tenter of
a hub tram whhk Am road* a t
tend to every section of tha coun
ty, bag an election which brought
ant a retard vale an j brought ta
light daaaaa of new ovtdiMoo of
nnCAGO, Dae. 16.—Something ,
mor* than legislation la ntrvdt I t u
handle farm oorpkiacs, and th«
fatmera aro taking hold of thi- big
fundamental fact in their problem, ,
it has dovaluped at tho Amorlcan j
Farm Bureau Tvdvtation'a conveulion here. Kchnomlc planning for
the farm, a factor not hewed wf I
■luting tho great battle* over farm I
ttllef. 1* now elbowing ita way tu a front teat.
Kaperlencaa of the federal gov.
arnmant In « reading with
the
wheat and cotton aurpluaeo during
tbo past year have upend nee
dneua-foc-tbo faiutsr, acMtrdiug U»
evidence tnUI before the farm hu
man. 'Ho begin* to aoo that rural
rosporlty depend* In part on Just
osr tac), farm film Into tho whole
of ogtleullore.
This now erotlAipIr atnndpoinl
waa slgnalite,j to tho big farm or
ganisation by Mr. Ram H. Thomp
son, ita former president, who led
It la tho Mg dries uti Congrta* for
the equalisation foe. This year
Mr. Tkompoun toslgned tbo farm
l>oraau leadership to go on tho
KedtfgF fa rm Based. II# camback to Wo old ft lend* to toll them
Inst economic planning on • notknal 'scale will baeo to ha hsrSO IIITI.F.KITKH JtRRRSTED
oe«»W to whatever alse la done to
AURICH. Germany, Dec. U r b*lp the farmer.
Economic planning. Mr. Thomp (A.'P.)—Fifty fnllnweri of AduM
son laid, is mars than nitre map Hitler Cermrn Fascitt lewd-r. wera
ping ant s program of marketing airest'il In a P*dw* mid nn a meatdlat riba I ton and yroductlon of In | heia ye*l«rdsy. They aero
farm rammodtlla*. “Wo hat* aovor wearing their ’‘Bail’* brown shirt
bad • land galley In Amelca that onif-rma, wklch aro banned in
baa been *oaotra ctive." be said. Bubllc.
”MUUom ti at re* aro bein*
MARRIAGR A N N H .IT n
farmod tadSF which Bra not fitted
EL PARO,“ TMa*. Dm:. M r lA.P.I—-Mrs. Concopriin Ooeldner
Do Km-nbar, of El Past, hr t Wrf.
fled report* that wJm had nhtalned
E
Fifteen Cities Have
Been AtUlcclToService Of E.A.T. Croup
JACKFONVtM.K,
I*. Duiiny Ittfll filtrrn cllje* wrr«
nd.led to the Faatem Air Tran pert |ut<«engcr «y l<in. 1.TJ I mlle>.
ol n w airway w rrr J-nncI lo ihl«
company’* r- n tr q and nail »nd
| lilARJbf "VSTiimT* *r»w tn' n-W
lilch rv'urib, It wa* anmijnrvJ in
the annual sutiunaiy of progr-'**
vrlro-cd today. Air trnn>pc(tatiuti
n,ado the gr*atv«t advanci nirnt of.
It* hl<tury lu thu Fast ihiting tf,
year nuw endiny. ,i w«« ja d.
Fastern A ir T iunsporf i>pefatr»
lietwct-n New burl., rh t’ud.dpiiia,
Italtimure, tVashinglnn, VHaiitic
F lty , nirhmwid, Ncrfulk, llatulgh,
Flur«n»p. t :hakte*loq, Jlmannah.
f ln e u born, LTiaib.lt , Spartanb u rr. Urevnville, Allanla, Marun,
Jacksonville, Daytnna llewck, Orlomln, Tampa, HI. IVtersburg anu
Miami, couneetlng al New York
with lito New Kiijlaml and Cana
dian senrlcee a n j at Miami with
tho la tln Ainericun u r.lev a. Oth
e r lunn.ctlon* t o ’all part* of the
country are mad* at New York.
Philadelphia, W ashington afl‘1 At.
lanta.
The passenger systam
In tho
TRUCK GROW ERS, Inc.
A Farmer Owned
Co-operative A ssociation
Organized For The Protection Of FarnHuri^Im
Offices First National Bank Building
T . F. Adams
President and
BusinesH Manager
<v
R. A . Cot
•
Secretary .and
Assistant M fnag
�■im< r n
ome to
c-
visitors
No "amert” adjectln* a rt needed
wktn a in ly great pic ta rt nim ti
to tha aCTeen. Tha public alwaya
arnica an oatitandhtg bit.
rhat la «hv thla picture la on
treryofu'i IIpa. * Barrymom anti
Undl at their bait.
: 'V Bapks . were
'* J r l r kfioiwl-
Co^d*
hi*'col
TWO DAB BY MORES AT WOBK
Samaal Bairymora Colt, eon of
Ethel Barrymor», who aeakaa hla
acroatt d e b u t ' la Paramount'!
“Working Gif la,” wort ad t a a
aouas itage adjoining ana where
Uncle Lionel *M playing la Bract
I.ubltach'l production. “The M at 1
KUJad.”
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D iBK tTO M o h V a c a t io n
Two Paramount dlrtcton tiara
arrival la New York <*» racetidna.
Oa cetnplatlon of “W a thing dirt*,"
Dorothy Arstwr la In Manhattan to
aee new playa, a a j Stuart Walker
le reatlnr following "The Palae
Madonna,” wklcfl be haa
hat
t o t * r o « k id s
Aii elaborate aet of toya far the
Chrlatmaa acanaa la PaiameuBta’.
“ Huaband'a Holiday” +ae arBllabU
for the two (hildroa M tbe e*at to
pl*y with during the production.
rtiwe Bleak Laeie iL . .eel ' '
skks
nun u
t im e s
Ed* Warren, film editor of
and
SKS&i' Tittle
the" picture
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TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
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♦wbKWbTW.n b a lrHleh officer,
M I'4. L A N, E
fought In com* of tho Mggaat bow
W. of the y o c H ,* * . ;V.
s t u d ie d u n d o
, :
bkw haejjt
Marlene Dietrich. Paramount
«t*r ,ef “SbanghalCaprate," waa
SATURDAY
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FISHING BRATS UlINTIlfG
rROCCER NKTH
IV ’f t j lamW *l«hk Urge tor- ‘ of tome interesting etotli
pon, each weighing mar* than 100
proves ratiefying to tbs vial
AMERV. " i s , Dec. ir ,._ (A.P.)
FORT MYF.R3, Dae. 15^-Tar- pound*, and one sail fi*^.
There th. t« d # body holdr
—As long as frogs, gopher*, tor- pon (Tshlng In I-e* rwsznty waters
Tha paity also caught a g n a t
n-onhtly meetinga, events
ties an I ,1am. ahoind
William! u
lhtn
henUnjt variety of small ft*h among th*
draw rui upwards of 200 peraont
Hauler ha* no fear of hard tim es.;
Aj r((,
arcaHlng to Gordon Ten Thousand islands. Tha saU .
each month. There the local or.
Hnttler, known, t/t the “frag Forties. Greenwich, Cone, iports- fish was landed in tha gulf.
'
rhestra eer posed of vtduntwnr mu
Faola and Markham, small set- man," supplir* nMtby fishermen man, who returned ttwliv JrPOt »'t
Taking It* name from the typ
sician* meets weekly for Pcactic*
with hail sn.t metropolitan ealing
The Thirty, rlrs t U. S. InfaaU F
and’concert. There bridga parties, ically Flni klan forezta which ai- tlmicnts nestling in rolling hill* houses with fiog legs, and his lK-day tniisa aboard tier yacht
i
danecs. nnt similar event* are most envelop it'fr « n all ilJn is upon which ar* (orated drains of esyilpment ronaist* merely of a F.hsara, with Craig Foitwa of Nat* has never bean In th* Ualtow
York an,| N. L-ZabrUka of Green zitati*, bnviitg scrvpj continuously,
hrM alrnntt nightly.
illrus
grove*
ard
dense
stand*
at
the i«e;< in size but large In tpirit
butterfly net.
wich.
slftt# ita orgnpissfltvn
s-vww tk jy '
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lake Mary’, citizenship is com- communil) of Forest Clly. It la pine un i oa^ fore Us, are among
Armed with the Wet, he take* n
Fishing wilf, Capt. Phillip By- In faralm eounfria# and til* FhlL
pAeil msloly of Northern and Hemin Ir County's most westerly the oldest In the county front a tiain some nine miles up the lina
laska and Paul Rylaska, guides.
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Kavtrin rr»id nt* who came tu city, lorntri on the torder line in
historical point ct view, f >r in the and walks the tracks back, roar
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Health, happlnea*. and opp«r- Florida -ecking that quiet, reat- the zooihwcstern part of the e>unof iU geographical toing frogs right and left. ,
.
zaily tic; z of this county, they
Maaroa, a thriving tunlty are tbo Inducement- »hlcli| lulspot they km w was in Florida. ly, and betrern Altamonte .Springs
An expert trapper, HiitUee nets
•m m Uvsi-hivo* u l activity. Large a ghtxtTjr litrofne r w « bdtmtles on
V ;*
at track grower* and the citizen* o f la k e M*ry, five Many .Sanford business' and pro. ami Apopka.
Y“
PROGRESS When You
Ycu Are At
i about flva mile* wc»t at mile* *outbweat of Banfonl, offer feaeion.il men make lake Mary
.ThU to. a lie n fin d s Forest City ami handsome homes, propled dur gopher*, rsttlesnskrs nnj other
may toon ■«# a minor te the tourK and hoinr-*cckr r their Home, finding the nearby enjoying the same type of load ing the mild winter* by wealthy pests, often bring commissioned
community a restful and growing na that which make* Altamopta nur'.t-ein f ilka were nattered to rid forms of the** nuisances.
ch promise* to altcml the from ottycr atatee.
i of a now, modern con*
Health, induced by clear, »patk. place.
and citle.i in that vicinity tho elt- at nil the vicinity, kiwi a roctal lit*
dg* aero** tho 8t. Johm ling 'water; clean, Invijorating
Lake Mary’* cltiatna unite I ru* producing settlrnitnts they are which was the envy of every settle
RIO PR JAN1KRO—A prjtevt
ar that town. Tha b u n if air: cool, restful day* anil nighta, extending a cordial Invitation tu wded lor. Firest City grove* gre mrnt in what was then Orange against the hick Import duty on
f which 1* now minifoatad and vitamin-filled food prduct* .sake ihi spot Itielr future home.
County czjsted.
film* and a daclaratlan that mo
Monroe with tho approach of every description grown at the The ptognu and development o( second tu none as pro.ucora of
These settlem ent,, located six tion picture theatre* here would
. lirm, luscious fruit* which com
.
All o f nttr lo m alo , p rp p e i, ctfffplant an d o th e r need
t thcr celery, pepper, and very rtooiatep*.
laikr Mary and .teniinole Founly m.ttd top pricy* In the laMton’i mile, directly west of Hanford on ta re to do** if a t relief ii ciren
produce *ra*an i* to be Info r S p rin g p ln a tln g , h a r e bgon ( ra te d fo r g v rm ln a tlo *
Ilappincr, inanrrd by t h e id ever m U.eir muida, amt, with rnurkrt,. Forest City grove Own paved toads leading ^ Into Lak* w*r* conUlnsd in a note rent to-,
by the *nond of tha eon- force* which promote bruith; >>y -cverai of th ir rcprcaentatixo
day to Prwldent Grind i Vurga*
an d 'irtM tn ew (o fy p « In o u r w lc m lv e P ro y ln g G rounds
.Wilxor and the carpenter’* the neighborly spirit of lt» active romiiunity tmililers closely Identi er, ami woikrra, whose industry cooaty and West Florida, ar* nip* by lha Ilraxllian Clnenutofrraphir
tho
home*
of
the
erange
grower,
Hi'd
nltmtion
tu
detail
bring
about
a
l I t a n l CUjr. F lorida, No o th e r need d e a le r In F lorida
r.
Association.
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citizen*; by tli* alght of hanly fied with the county trade body, Midi i-ohli n harve it*, swear by the small trucker, poultry fancier, anj
Monroe I* eaientlally
b g iv in g you t h b prelect Ion an d se rv ic e.
fruit* and prolure apringing fruor l.akv Mury i< u-oircd nf |;mwing product, Dry produce. Foyvat City suburban dwrUrr who enjoy- the
A
convention
of
cinema
rt
p
rcting community, for It* rich, the moat fu tile of epll tke yenr along Wi l l i the "tdggrst little
citizen i therefore indicate hew peace and quiet which a country m tU U rn is to he held here Dee.
loll i* among the fined in
2JI to eon aider the Import ihiUaw
yn g/essive they are by conaliteat- home affords.
pntlre county. Situated partly round; and by the realization Ilia*, county in e ’l Ftotidj."
ly prmhiring rich harvest*.
The enuthwot ’ bore of I«k* take Mary in the ideal winter
Oranges ami grapefruit arc the on film*. Sereral Brazilian con
I..VIIN ItlKAL TONGUE
where the! lake enter* the and summer home for peraona of
Ilard-surfocnl road* make Hen- comm oil lies upon Which many of cern* produce all-aatieo picture*,
rttOTECT YD11RSELF BY PLANNING
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I Joh n River, l a te Monroe owe* all are*.
fc: at I CMill* to the Forest City the citizens of these cummuniti rs but the majority of filin’ ara Im
VATU’ 'N i ITV. Dec. 15^- iiouie owner who testifies as to his depend, although there ar* several ported from tbo United Male* and
Opportunity, evident* nn all nldr*
KILGORE'S PROVEN "UKED-niTg^ fcEEDS.
of the | rodurtivrnei* of it*
tho juvny aitrtian well* and *.< rolling hill* lure the rltru* ( A I’ | I •• n i« a universal lan t • p trgard fur bis home runty poultry ranches and dairies oper Crtepn.
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wniiti feed from under grower; se rich muck land* at guage i a*U'i ail'd by Monsfgnor i" mining 11 Hanford early
ating within close prozimity of th?
C. N. Tone, a Mnlor at the Unichannel* connected with tract tte truck former; u» shady Antonio Ma il. I'ope t'tua' scerc- often, lie moves in politic* and In town, confines. One of thu largest
river, nml flow back again paature* Inti re* t the dairyman and Iniy of luitilj letters.
eia ial life also, . this grntleman packing h,uae« Ip tho western sec Tfrally of North Carolina, ha« a
Not the cltssic latln of the old giowrr from Furert City, Indleat
l«t rattlrrnafo named O’irar tobieft
poultry raiser, ami as transporta
the toil.
tion »( tke couaty Is lo/nti-d at Ma
‘ On that *ame eruthweet border tion facilities and walehousc Itoinan empire, hut the simpltr ing his desire to keep in step with nia. Today it la tha busiest ipot In I* kee|M in Ma dormitory fromP hono 2 1 8
spare c 'ggcjt • aaringi to the form used - y the choicb, say* the times. In Diet respect tbo rill I’aola ns the tir»t crop of fruit
“ teWn may to o n he built
Tka make hi four and one-half
Mondgmtr llmri, is tho ideal
Ig of a modern paveJ h igh -; nianufacturer.
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Zoil -of Forest City is Ihe equal of cjplxrs ita doors to l«, prapared f ,t fret Ions.
leading along the oouthrm) luike Mary's principal reason* tongue for world harmony.
U ’o n e t n f his Hnnlnole CofHlty shipmret,
of the lake Into Hanford, and for its claim aa Seminole Comity'*
"The tatin uf Cicciu Is a mar
I adn’.i Ircztion among the hill*
ting with tha bridge aero** Ideal home location are: n water velous language, hut dead,” be biothrrs, for farming in this see
time State Road No. .1, ont ■uPply. 09.00 per cent pure; a raid. "The church'* IJftfn while not tiun of the r>.unty is of Ihe klr.hes'. r.ivot it an iiAigoiatln'; ilfmale.
three main highwaya lead- high, well ..rained elevation; , u frape ting all the beauty of jibe 'ypc. requiring men of keen Intrlll I I . ir•l.lrqt* air among the mast
to Florida from tha north. centraf location; an excellent com- old longue i» alive and ete^nalTlt geiKC and reiourrrfutnrue. The active in C j county, and' thelf
Monroe'* citizen*, already muiiity spialt; electric light* and has dirscniinalcd and cemented unique sub-irrigation system de•.j i arl '•! t , su cres of Hemiliolt
hdin- an Inspiring view of power; all the advantages of a Christian civilization ami haa vised in this section plus the ever*vl F. .nnt • l*r, -res, Day ha* been.of
o.'Taka and river will have a large city, and no city taxes.
toupd the (jenplev In brotherhood changing methtia of citru* Cut. **| I, T dlio V•111*.
, ’’ *1 h . In in the neighborhood
Intrwloetd necessitate men of-th
porch'' In tha form of a
It* Chamber of Conimerre ltn> ill the light of the goapeL”
heat type foe thair employment i'j i’f * •" timber and turpentine In
S id road bed, allowing taken the lead pa Ike progressive
meant In producing health, weall.' >* t»/ er this county, an<l front
opportunity of ronatnet
F R A N C E 1*1,AYS ’T A r S "
fores whieh Impels almost all of
oiul happiness.
| •-'•it p-lnt hare <i,’ne thpjsandv (•*
tle of tha moat attractive an Its citiaen* to lend acijra and In
t s t o a imall town in nil terested- support to all worthy
Poultry and livretoek ara abu i n "J i jf.r o tin , ami hmulreda #f
I’A IIIH , Dec. lb . — ( A .P .) —
Jp fr
"Taps." th e A met lean
army's raised antanalealy in tha Fpr«»: fr it of pint lumber. Mirkham’s
t prvtent lak e Monroe le the civic-minded movements. Its resi heart-touching salute to th# dead City aertioo, |ta gently alopint eijltim* oro progressive tu a fin*
dents
have
always
amt
repre
town rea.’hed by the lutomoha, bren adopted by France.
hills andjkld* grazing lands Icing uapiej ami ure valuable member*
t add train pa**eng*r enter- sentatives to county-wide inertThe fitinous ktigle rail which well-adapt* I to induatila* at that of tll.i - •—'*■’» rurinl, ciyie, and
Inga
titullng
to
bring
the
word
.eounts1 from the north.
puts the Amerl an army to bed type. Small truck farm* ara rapid rolicluui lift.
. . in now nuuing FULL BLAST. Be p rogresnlvc- Huy useful gif tn and do your
I the town pa»«t* * atrady "co-operation" closer to the hearts every night an I Is used for the ly tainy expanded aa farmara Iearn
• f traffic at all hour*, and m inis of tha ritiun* of the last lunar sleep, made a deep lin dnllr that Farce t City aoll U aa
RIO d)E * JANEIRO—Finance
Chrlatmaa nhopping at C'hurhcwclIV.
majority of the occupant* county, Lake Mary’s, part as a prrssion on Firncli officers in the productlee ai any in the county.
Minister Arnntha announced today
ample time to comment fa- supports, of- progress is tvor World War.
Proirtat 1> beet typified by a that tha Brazilian gqetrnment
on tha vgateapanieof rich maintained. Now aiurts, streets,
The rhlef proponent of the call recollection' of what Forest City would not oatand It* moratorium
home*,
ami
one
of
tke
fin.
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ig celery and other truck for
wae five year* ago and what It It on private commercial debt* be
Lake Monroe Is rapidly Ire ■:hoolt in tho county are guar has hern Gen. Ilrqpytinuraud, who
today. There ta hardly a cumpail- yond Dec. 31, tha data it la sched
tins
tv.i.o
visited
llio
United
antee* of that 'assertion. •
ns famou*.
uled to expire.
aon.
tke Moiituu'* cltlzena arc con
fl’avad road* load in all. direc States,
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' “ earner* nf above-the-aver tion* from Lake Muiy, situatiM
pie*. m*inty lrrrau*e nf i between two large cliar-wati.r
of crop* which nllowc lake*. Hanford Is flvv mile* away,
gather a profit every Orlando IH mltr*. anil liaytona
Special lot for mother
LACE
the yrar. With railroad Reach, queen of florid* r c o its,
or grandmother. BlacM .
miming through lha rn only 4t miles distant. Olerct. rust
k id — medium a n d
'7
thra:f»lri> ilistrict, the faimrr has route* of the Atlantic (’oath l-lm
rubber heete,
’
S I .0 0
: th* idsn.its 'e of getting his prod rsllrnad rnter laiki- Mary, Insur
'• z t a Off tn imiiket. Now and ,
o^r.ni^h, I'ullman -rrvic to
wash nmt jmrktTTjr houses pl|n(|j^ j'7 ftle a gf the Tmiit aioT
T • osljnining the railroads make *hl|>- West.
plnw * n d tn i* ik rlln g » tillc
Attractions for the visitors,
T"Cr same wash house* and while limited, are typical of FlnritUi. fu i m litudx.sre Lake w T trm _ w u a r s w ijr minits ih i
rlt evlileneea of prog
sl»ady. and rmslstrnt prog largest tree a n 't of cthe Itocky
rea*. Its form home’ are nin.l*Li Mountains, til* acre* siirrimnding
Sport u d work sweat'
of neatnr i and beauty; ita gar- that tree have been donated to
,d*H*'aii'l flower beds frame these Ihe county aa a bird sanctuary
era. for men.
• ' homes tn form plrturcv nf beauty; ami for th* preservation uf thin
)ta fotery field* and other truck natural beauty spot. Iloalltig,
farms »••• free from everything swimming, hunting and fishing
AND U P
hut the things needed In growing, majr all ba Indulged in within th*
and :il, citizen, nto a uniformly short distance of a -mile In any
direction. Golf mhy he rnjoyel
. A*tPy an I industrious lot.
1 Lake Monroe1* business houses nvtr tha Hanford Municipal course,
^ doublail In numlmr during the hardly mor* than a mil* away, a i
f a Ia month*, it* population in- w. 11 ns at San Iando Country
rveasvd ai least one.fifth in the Club, llvs mlle.i south.
ma length "f time, and ita lmLake Mary’s Chamber of Corn' nee as on* of Mominol* Conn- met c* building la *var th* *c*n*
LAKE MARY HAS
1CH TO OFFER
HOME SEEKERS
:
:i£. ForestjCity Gains Varied Industries
'whkt Distinction From Are Big Features
E xcellent Groves Of Paola, Markham
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JV J O i M f i
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ion Of New Health, Happincsfl,Op
Iffe W ill Bring: portunity' In d u ce
ieity To T ow n ments T o Citizens
PLANT KILGORE’S TESTED AND
PROVEN “BRED-RITE” SEEDS
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LAKE,
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K lA P iN E Y
SERVICE
QUALITY
THE KILGORE SEEP CO.
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CL\f TOU
C ^nR U ^yv
STRAP or
—
COUNTY
80x105
Moat progrtsvlv* eomniunltlaz
hin»d one hundred fold.
Monroe’s development aa
ylcultural center during raha* kapt pace with It*
ttlonal. religious, and aorlal
•re. On* of th* county’s finad* schools, and th* laigesl
le field In a town of similar
Flotilla are feature! of th*
lUnlty, Church** ai* crowd* t
Sunday* and week days as well,
while men’s rluba, ami women’s
rirclea assist in keeping th* popularo In a harmonious wording unit
with othrr county towns.
i^ko Monro* Invite* lha Inves
tor, tha hom«.***k*r, and thg citi
aen who enjoy* lha tk rt h* l« priv
ileged to play in th* oraalian o f a
city.
''
Tfce Way Tq
Better Tl^ie*
COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATION
- JN FLORIDA
ONLY
The world acclaims men and woman *
1
SELECT
aethlng unusual—aomethlng which will
iia thf person to whom you send the gift
l]aa that you conaldored hla or her do
it and waata before purchasing.
jk *
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of principle—men and women who hare r 1
earned a reputation for playing fair— el
men and women who treat their CIUSpiT £
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n
'ome Into, our ato p dining •
w Ulaare time at ooca tad
tear new coUectkm of IDEAL H
f® n u ».?K !»'«fck —
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as a SACRED TRUST.
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h
A CREDIT BUREAU RECORDS lha (?
paying hablta of the public through the jj
cooperation of the merchant*.
£
We win b# glad to hafc jrea aimjght- J
an oat year credit eUading w ltk .th e p
O J
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1 3 E
B lW I
t
V
S K * -1 1
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CHAMBER OR COMMERCE
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BUlts to Chile u 4 th* ArgvnUn*. Three companies operate the
eervke* «v«v. th* root*, th*
Airways froth Canada
to the I M M States, Eastern Alt
T naaport through the United
States to Miami aad Pea Amertte a Airway* from Miami throofh
L*U* Aamrtsa.',‘vDartaff the year bow rh w la c
Eastern Air Transport lnaugurated eight new paweeger root**,
two af which w m Maooonl sad
th* baleaea of which are on a
ytar-rseod heels. The terminal
W ag glory went to tho Now
n d e * oats. Babe Ruth aad
Ighrig. Bath, In hi* elghteeaioe under tho big top,
4 his greatest season. He
id second to Simmons la th*
Mai list With aa average of
fed with Qehrig to koala run*
44 scored I l f rone for tec
Us* la that department, and
faly 1M times far 170 total
, It waa the tenth season
f which hi* total base* *>•
| 100, th* tenth la which he
I US or more run*, and Ilia
la which ha hit 40 or more
laata-M laalt Dayton* Beoch-St.
Petersburg; Rlcbaend-Jacks o nvflla;
Nowark- Atlantic
City»
Waihlngtoo-AUentk City (saa■anal); Atlantic City-Camden
(eeceoaal); Rkhmcad-Norfolk aad
Atlaato-CharUston-Savsnneh. Th#
U it M m d la th* moat recent ad
dition and iadodee the city of
Angusto. 0*.
Thru* otBrr Important devslopment* during 1SS1 hare been th*
development at communication fa*111ties; development of terminal
facilities and th* reduction of
ret**. At th* beginning of th*
year passenger rate* war* 7e a
mil*, but aow stand at Se a mil#
lot one-way trip# and about 5c
a mil* far round trip fare*. This
reduction was brought about
through .Increased patronage end
extension of th* ns* of alrplanos
with larger p eu eeg ir capacities.
Communication facilities were
brought to ■ high point of orgsntfoUoa during the year. Tha
company Installed 11 private twoway radio stations for communlc*tIon between plena* In flight
and ether ground elation*. Kacb
paaaenger plana- waa equipped
I Myth,‘Beaton outfielder, a
r, Fgilenal Leaguer, also eat
r record'.'fa r both major
■ .*111 two base hit*. Ha
4 out 87 doubles la 1BI
L ie-better bf -three the prep a rk ectabltehed by Oairg*
Vf the Cleveland Indies* In
O viedols Noted
For Fine Celery (ANY CHASMS
AndGreatSpirit 'OR CITIZENS
(Continued From m y . one)
mara*oir productive sou known a*
Clark Hem work, a' tract of mors available on both railway,
Own SOM acre*. aaU to he richer waterfront, and the attitu
than th* NUe valley of Egypt. City Commlstloo aad tha
Meat of their orange fram e a r t It on* of welermu aad U
located In soUa which h*r* wo to ROW Industries.
equal a* eltrps producer* aad re.
quire lee* car* aad attention Croat
artificial eonrree than any other*
Sanford lee a population of 10.of eimllar nature In the county.
100f end e trading pepulatleo of
20,000; la located within M hours
Oviedo’* cltlsen* will ahrays
by train of th* Important Eastern
atop and talk with th* rtsltor for
end Western cities, and is within
they *** In *v*rr rleltor a pee*
ItS miles e l mem then SO per cent
Sanford
pectlr* reeldent of th* county, an>
8th and French
other valuable addition to an nlla
tha
South,
with
hie
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y
•ready Into res ting nng progressive
community. They will tell yon that acre* end whole farms, all In per
Oviedo
~
* stores are
tho finest fect alignment la planting, a
In th* county; that Oviedo church beautiful eight even to thee# who
es a rt well-attended; that Oviedo view the fields year after year.
schools are well-manned with During the past farmlag neena.
teachers who earnestly seek to 1929-20, a total of MTS cario u s
URT HOUSE
TO THE! c o u n t y
awaken tha talents of every pupO; of vegetable* aad fruit* were pmth a t Oviedo dob* and societies are dared and (Dipped from Semlaalg
enlarging dally and are confining County, a carload each hour la the
TO THE CITY HALL
thalr activities to moans of batter year! This Included 7,874 te r loads
of
celery.
Thia
Immense
$rult
tmi
ing their membersi that Oviedo
packing houses will supply a con vegetable crop had *a eetlmatod
siderable amount of employment groea value In l i c e u *f gP.ouu.JWU,
TO THE MUNICIPAL BAND SHELL
for th* next few months; that end was grown on a very small
Oviedo's financial condition I* In percentage of Seminole County's
hotUr shape than any town of Uk# available agricultural land, lfoef
six* In tho Routb, end that Oviedo of this gross figure remained In
TO SANFORD'S CITY ZOO
la the most progressive community Hanford, distributed among farm
In tb* county, barring non*.
er*, laborers, crate manufacturer*,
Oviedo’* recently elected town lee manufacturers and other
TO THE LAKE FR
government rests In th* hands of I ,oorr*41 t t
Mayor and County Commissioner | Oolf, tennis, bunUng, fUhlrtg,
L. rP.* hMills,
re-elected.
»4|
e l l i a . who
w i l l ! was
W M
l>
* W IW M U ;
end water epurl* are among tha
and the following councilman: N. available means uf recreation of
TO THE CELERY CLUB
J. Tanner, E. A. Parnell, Postmas fered In Sanford. The Sanford
ter J. D. Jones, C. R. Clark, and Municipal Country Club ha* on* of
I* II. (lore.
tho outstanding golf courses of
Florida, with 18 Kilo*, a total uf
TO THE VALDEZ HOTEL
8,154 yards, par 70. r«*a a rt unueually low, and visitors’ meyibvra k in
a lm a u #
oaIU Ii ^ J *
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HAMBURG, Germany, Dec. II. ship always solicited.’ Several
TO THE MASONIC TEMPLE
ocesn
beaches
ere
within
one
hour’s
<A.I\—One person wee killed and
rid*
of
fUnisru
dour were wounded when polls*
fired Into a communist demonstra " To r«tern to tha Seminole Coun
TO THE SANFORD CLINIC
tion at tho famous "Dom" Christ ty’s trucking districts a t Saafard
and
Oviedo,
they
era
among
the
mas fair yesterday. Panic broke
out among thousands of parsons most Intensively cultivated in the'
a t tb* fair. Th* rommuntsts at nation. F ro* thia land comae onetempted to herrangu* the crowd*. third of America’s celery crop, and
Sympathisers attacked th* police
as they attempted t* arrest th*
879 carl ode of produce which left
speaker!.
,
her* daring 1929-90, included 7r
PALMETTO-Atwood Grape 174 cars of celery; 007 cam af ra
• 114 N. PARS AVE.
fru it Co., opened largo packing ce role; 23 rare of beans; 181 care
of
cabbag«l
*1*
cars
of
lottura;
J
houeo, two mllos east of city.
car ef eggplant; l car ef tomato**
Ifig R ttc U *
DYEING AND
■they Yankee star, Outfielder
Oh*spam crowned Into th*
f.Hlest performers by stoall bacee, th* best mark elnce
rtUaeled M to 1515. Chap|b o scored IN runs end
m T s ft" " ’
to toe same number/'* 0
bn af Ih* Detroit Tigers, lad
r*e base blu with 19, and
;* (Mala) Haas of th* Ath- gsr turtles Condors to th* email,
•t ipped the- league in eoeri- f i f r , night-flying. nltm aiL tntfk
Tha Eastern territory has gtvI loading regulars to th* to *o remarkable sapport to air
nal lists Simmons, Phlladel- transport faslUtlea, tb* company
J90; Ruth, New York. J73; declared, *qd with th* greatoot
lergae, Claveland, .181: Gor- year to Its history drawing to a
(Mickey) Cochlea*, Phnsdal- eloa* th a n la declared to bo every
JMI; Gehrig, Now York. J 4 t ; reason for optimism for 1922,
Avar 111, Cleveland. ASS; with‘a lin k e r of highly Important
L Boston. A28; Bam West, developments scheduled to occur
[ H a ir J U | Lean (Goose) aeon alter tha beginning of th*
ht BVLoul*. J t t ; Jenalhen
%Detroit, JBTi William bleb-
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UNUSUALLY. LOW
ONLY FOUR LEFT
MS TOILET SETS AT
JEWELRY—WATCHE8—CLOCKS • K
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25% OFF ON ELGIN WATCHES
JEWELRY
CELERY
WASHED AND PI
lanvport Line
(A irw ays Hag
Ida- Progress
Phone 713
BOUGHT • PACKED AND SHIPPED
H AT
CLEANING
SHOP
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF -FRUITS AND VEQETABLES
NEW YORKOFFICE-204 fRANKLIN ST,
�o
SMILE — LAUGH
iraibvr
^
•* M r
making. ^L. that ha made hi. m n congr*..
» f t* "yagaUM**, Hr. Gamer ataw l dlitrWt. Ha did halp make
fcY hadtoto to toll ruasta, if th* It. Th* country waa y w a> when
■tvamatlm turned that war. that ha mtarvd pJIUea. Thaaa d*c*d«.
* t a u i r from Mi own patch.
a to, whan ha wai a b*giumr. on*
bform aBty U tha m b ta thia tosld tr,v *1 70 mi1*m •ooth of
am hoid. If tha weather la warm. U*»W« **• ,trik«
,*o r'*
A M n folk* ara Invit od to “ihuck , u >«h «*l»W«af Hnas. WWW Mr.
* tr eaata" whan they o th e r fort
* » • aarala* ana of Wo t-r-.
attar. Bith Mr. and Mr*. Garner * « * » b th* T.xaa U *l»U tur-.
» far thr companion,hip of littl. ,h* »*•*• *■» tedUtrietad. T h.
:oupo fa fin aa l funethna
, L « ld a Ugi. latino wantxl Mr
Mr. and Via. C m . , , about in ^ a™ f
for. 5 0T ? * I * " * 1
“ r»- ago, canahlnwtl quitting
VYALDK,
TjWnapaapea
W , nrwljr tl
a«d^wlS**»tUJj
AND BE H APPt V>'i
than
«JS
-
W 7Mt" f i r all that, long aaaaeU*
that at tha n a tW i capital. •, 'i .
Although Mr. Cantor own* gtock
horito town hi- ff-FirA W i t t W a
horh frpm Waaktugtofl h . Ukao to
t r t h n old «tolh«a to d taka to tha
arqMa or g> flaking. On tha »l*n>ing forth a t Fair Oak, Ma tlx-acr*
town aitata hgra, ttho writer taw
a U ttorad aateh.l and a pal, of
oM .Hac*. M. wfiipmmt for
“roughing It” . In tn* wroxfa. HI.
rtbdtatloo aa "th* bert camp cook
larCpagraaa" waa won by long n p^ittnc*. ' ; *«
Mr. Camay** neighbor* ara glad
w hat ha cagto* h°mf- Hta d.ughteribilaw , Mr*; ' TulJy Gamer.
U lta how har maid aaked bar on*
d ip If iha had called on a now
neighbor. Young lira. Gamer waa
WITH
Al
| r<
MKnO*S SYNCOPATOWpj
"TUB HE8T 3 PIECE o * J
CIIEHTIM IN TUB HTAT8T
ft
th.
AT THE
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|m
TRIANON
UN TIIR OKI.ANnO
HIGHWAY
dj
EVEBT
ru
TUESDAY and FRIDAY »
s ------. — -------------- hat tfc.y
NIGHT
hull! tkelr preterit two-»li;j brick
dwelling among tha oak tree.
They Intend'd to oeulj down. Hut
party aajociatc » dlJn'i like the id-*
end tha Garnet* continued their
OVIEDO
'W tthiogUn carver.
*. But tha bum* and Mr. Garn.'i'.
__
__ _
F***® tree* In tho bark if hi-i Oviedo P.-T. A. . u held on Toe.
haoaa; hi. 300-acre farm and r»n.h, t'ay night at tha arhoil auditorium
operated on .Kara*; h i. eon1, fim i A large numtor wa. prw cnt Th.
Iv with little Ganeriere. who i» meeting a n iii charge of th<
“th# Captain* to h e, grandparent'. j...,idcnt. M n. P K Bond.
ly th* way, ia a hobby of Mr
G arntr. On one of hla tree* h« h«*,
budded a dotan varieties.
How doe. Mr. C arntr maintain
ench a hold on tha district tha* I'
hie irn t him to Cengreei e -atinuoaaly alnce 19021 Tha writer *-'kAd
Oil* quoetirn of mang of hit fellow
tonm irr.T lie fo'.inJt al Mr Garn«r’» dlitrict generally con.idcri
vh# ha., with the IndUpeneaMr m i
'f h i. wife. gi»en g nU >*riicr. He
learned aUo that the bom' (ulki
credit him with an uniuuui amnun
in' pertiatenrr.
II# I. caf.ed “tie haietrlteer
rongrraaman” became he I. tn iw n
l» taka advantage of tiie “l.rn'k."
In Conrrtaa, But th# “h r,.it." have
ct alway* teen in hit fa,or. Oner
cr tw t'o hi, own enpuiy went
again.! bln, politically.
H* thia/bouiwbulii
ress
For Seventeen Years The Zachary Veneer Company Has
Been. i In Business In Sanford. The Firm W 0.1 Organized One Year
After The Creation Of Seminole County. During These Seventeen
Years, The Zachary Veneer Company Ha3 Had A Steady, Consist
ent Growth. As The County And State Have Grown, The Zachary
V enter Company Has Expanded.
On* friend of 3j y»ar«’ .tandtne.
S a p . the m y., bcU prt poring h a r1
A r k brvakfaat.
irkar. Sir*. Carntr
iwn] reputation for
10 (to* h o t.il. than
Styd itudJed aherti*,d a fia y h V mar1 1.g. in ordar
i blip hay huiband. Th* »lgn«ira "C. L. Gamgr. Sacrrtary." I*
'.own in Waihtagt ia. Sha alone
d her huibind't .acretarial work
nil] kU Way* and llaani Com
t ' yjprt ’two drauad*! and
lew j& M .''
e|though ah* till) krvp. t»p )»*.•
Hal daUm a t WaaUngrtow »n.|
t'm t, iho finds time to Bo a
I otd'fa.1 lonai housewife,
th tl har include, tha art of
Itawork with acme painting on
•Id.. Iter daughUrdn-law Dll.
!. M«^_C»n« toplwl an an-
itral quilt owned by hlr. Carr'a mother, who raeldag i t P»-lit. T an w
u ,,.la
, i Md pla«wd
plieed It at a
10 ke? littl* gnnddalight*.* J
love.
aar ia (till a meal yeo gat a f.
a t tha Carper** comfortable!
Dec.,14 Through Dec. 19
A Beautiful String
JA PA N E SE -PE A R L S
‘
D .T frm ri Hharlew— 15 IncKe* L m r
S
11 ;
With Ihirchaag Of
■* ’’ X *
*
A National Crate
2 5 / Bottle Of Lane's Pills
S ee o u r L ine o f C h ristm aa G ifla
*
LANEY’S DRUG STORE
417-419 Sanford Ave.
The Crates Manufacture By The Zachary Veneer Company
Have Attiuned National Recognition As Being On A Par With The
Best Manufactured.
Fruit And Vegetable Containers
Just Arrived;
Nice Fat
Peanut Fed
AH Fresh
Ribs-Backbones
Ha ms-Pork
Sausages
Special Prices
In 5 Lb. Lots
[- W
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S
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The Zachary Veneer Company Manufactures All Kinds Of
Fruit And Vegetable Containers - “The Kind T hatW ill Be A Credit
To Your Product” - Well Constructed And Low In Coat.
�LONGWOOD
^ tollin g Terrain
tectural G enius
la, In tha moat aoattarn
of thla county, a comwhlch tooata aa oao of
a ta il u m U, M mile* of
front property within It*
L property Which, because
ill|h-rolling nature af the
id s Itself admirably to th«
i genius of tha archltoct
(aaailxes large and beautiful
h home* along l b shore*,
riel la b the community ra
te, a community which re
touch af It* Inspiration from
iae association with rcsl•I Winter Park and Rollins
e r hut whoa* residents are
eye| to the county In which
fkgrasxlrely Inclined resilient*
^nre, a t attested by more than
i acres of citrus grove* within
Hr mile* of the heart of the
i, groves which yearly produce
tends of boxes of the golden
t i e r which Florida Is fam-
At ih< Chamber of Commerce
meeting on Thm adly nlfht Ihtra
Wes' a large and Interested audi
ence. J . U, Ahdernoq, pfralJtat,
presided. 1ong woodk-Bird Sanctu
ary tlpnt mala by manual train
ing atadaato at Lyman atbool wrra
exhibited. thraa will t a placad on
all Important pofnto on Incoming
hlghwaya aa protection against
shooting of birds In tha town.
It was voted to fnrm a troop of
local Boy Scouts among bays
move the age of 12 yean. Speech
es on this topic were made by
Scout Executive of Central Flori
da, G. M. Wekelln. T. J. Stine,
scout master of Hanford, and Andy
Hill, assistant Scout Master spoke
on thq benefit* of scout training.
Three scouts from Hanford gave
examples of first aid treatment.
It was voted to hold election of C.
of C. offlcrri on January 7.
Tho W. M. S. a t the Raptiat
Church met Tuesday at Mist Hol
ley's with 12 members present.
Mrs. J. P. llearst presided. The
topie for tha day was on China
and-Japan.
Attending the Baptist Church
MM of these groves cluster
ut eight large lakes, Including
Its Howell and lk a r Gully,
ch Ulllf* In making up the 3(1
** of water-front property al
ly pictured. All of these
Ha are peopled daily by lnfriou* workers who, when their
fg work l» completed, return to
if homes to plan further deIJanet)la to property already
tad aa among the finest In
tend hole County, develrrmenti
lb conila tantly indicate Hu
go of Ita progresxl** *•*>It* Gabrielian h*« hard toad*
Ing to Banford, Oviedo, MaltLand Winter Park over which
gavtls for hi* food, clothing,
tam ent and recreation. Winter
L. whose confines extend to
edge of tlabrlella, ntturxlly with her daughter,
tree-the largest trading pori of the,community, for It l«
t fiw momenta drive. Gabriel[1 are itaunch and loyal supora of home county business
ICa alao, a* Ovkdo ami Han1merchants will testify, whllo
• la never an Important |»>lt, social or clvir-mtellng
ik doat not find a (labrlslla
Mentation taking an active
the angler seeking large and
jtlv* flah 1* especially InterEed In nabctella and It*-lake*.
t from them have often been
ken catches of record all* and
ppertIon. U ke Unwell Is known
I miles as one of the finest fish,
y ground. In Central Florida,
4 there la hardly a day passes
ilrh doe* not find boat* crowd. with fishermen on Its surface.’
QobrUlta Is wall represented in
iHforxl today, Hsminoie County
-dgress Dey, for lie resident*
a anxious to Indkab their »nrq approval of ths many proijutve step* xlrsady taken and
Mega-ordinate desire of being.a
th| part or any contemplated
gini toward growth and proa-
timber Interests
derate Mil la In
tiwnOf Oaceola
lltben mllss east of Sanford
tha Kt. John* River where that
ltd stream join* ta k a lltrney,
Barmen's paradise, It the tiny
hraunlty of Osceola, built about
VMt lumber Interests of the
m b Cypree* Company.
mpled it etthisae who are prllly employed by Ute mill from
ch is produced thousands of
I of cypress yearly, Osceola It
typical mill town but It Is Just■redd of Improvements *ni
Ism methods which nuke H
|ue ta towns of that type,
id listing the progressive spirit
Ibe mill operator* and owner*
ho panoramic view of tha town
4 atop one of tho (argett bulld»' comprising the'm ill proper.
A n w a of bunnlowi* "Id* and
I kept streets, and sidewalks ate
■ la teverel dlreetlona. A-«l<m*r
Motion m oots that tka bungs
Co-Operative Market
ing Organisation la
Run Without Proflt
It would bo llho shooting With
out aim If garb of tha Kemtnol*
County celery growers attempted
to market their rrope Independent
ly of each other. Tha result, as
more than on* expert on the mar
keting situation has explained on
numerous oeraslond, would serious
ly jeopard lie the celery Industry
or any other industry for that m at
ter, If ro-nperstlre marketing In
some form or other were not practiced.
'
With Its hundreds of acres of
growing celery, Seminole County
could easily fiord any three, four,
or perhaps ten markets at the tame
time end consequently cause each
farmer to rrella* nothing from his
crop.
8urh was ths situation facing
this county when ths celery Indus
try was scarcely past Its Infancy
stage. U years ago. ft waa then.
on July 3, 1018 to be exact, wtaA
u group of Sanford farmers who
apparently had the foresight to i«allie that co-operative marketing
must he rsrrled on In an catenate*
•rale If this rounty should supply
Its share of the growing demand
for relery, organised an asaoclatlon
of growers from which tha Kanfnrd-Ovledo Truck Grower*, Inc.
of today grew.
During tha first year or the new
ronrern's existence approximately
HOu rare of celery were handled
throuah its channels of market
ing. The number of rare per year
has Increased iteaillly anil during
a recent season over 1UOO cars
of relery. lettuce and other varie
ties of produce were handled by
this organization.
The policy of the Sanford-Ovledo Truck Qrnwera, Inc., boa been
fo r (-operate with Hemlnol* Coun
ty growers as much at possible
and ta handle their products at
Searcy, has relucned to her home
on lake Holden, Orlando.
The Five-Hundred Club hail tha
flrat gathering of tha aaaaon at
the library an Tuesday night with
six tables In play. This pleasant
affair was ((tended by members
from Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Penn
sylvania, and Illinois.
TO THE '
(pf jTandUmC r targe* to ) i i « ii i on
>11 prwfoce add R O. 8 . have
averaged lea* Ihah JO par cm t f T
package during tta p ad fee
year*. The eurplu* fund* ta w
taan used to build trp tta c irpora-Don's credit. pay cash for materi
als furnished growers, and to buy
Warehouse, crlrry srajhieg planti,
and other equipment.
Tha association taa alvaya dona
H’a own m artatinf, mostly of F.
0 . B. sales and an are rage of bet
ter than 7It per rent F. O. B. sake
bhs been established during tho
past few years.
All applications for membership
must be pessod on by the Board
of Directors, aad only those farmo n who hare made moderate auecesses of their farina are admit
ted. Any farmer accepted is re
quired to algn aa agreement U
lire up t> the requirements of the
charter and by-laws, but ho la not
requited to algn a contract to ship
through the association for s
specified time unleee he Is fi
nanced through tho association.
St Petersburg Sun
Bathers Object To
Flying Sightseers
KT. PETERSBURG, Dec. IS.—
(A.I’. I —The annual dlepute be
tween aeronaut* and nudt aun
bathers her* Is cm agsln. and |tolody seems to hare found any
thing special to do about It.
Complaint* were filed with city
officials Friday demanding that
operators of the dlrlgibta "Reli
ance" flying from Albert Whltted
Airport be prohibited from flying
over the municipal ^solarium. The
prlillm* allegnd that men and
women sun bathers were exposed
to the gax* of passengers.
Pili.t H. II, Hhepphtrd denied
that he mad* a practice of dellUeraiely flying over the solarium. He
added that passengers usually
make specific request to lie takalt
over the recreation pier "arvi It lx
Impossible to taka them clear of
(ha solarium,”
Beside*, ke said, the ship file*
so high sun bathers rannot be told
from the woolen benches on which
they lie. police Chief R. J|. Noel
made a flight with him Saturday
and concurred In the latter obaer.
vntlin.
The efly attorney aald there waa
do law against an airship flying
anywhtr* the pilot pleasad over
8t. .Petersburg. No violation or De
partment of Commerce regulations
waa found.
, ' , ■'
•wc meii
THINK-OF—IT
O — N — L — Y
9 MORE D A Y S
— UNTIL—
CHRISTMAS
THEN
ANOTHER NEW YEAR’S
But Rember—
THROUGHTOUT THE YEARREGARDLESS OF SEASON—
GOOD PRINTING
IS ESSENTIAL^-
PHONE 148
1
ForwardMovement
Sem inole County
A m ll M tlo n ( h a t t n » p r o f r m a la m ad*, n o t b y a te p p ia * upon (h*
h ea d * o f other*, b a t b y i t a W t a f w ith and helping o th er* to advance,
p ro m o te s g re a te r efficiency a ll a ro u n d th o cirri* . T o d eaateisU ata th a
H
H
H
H
SENATOR
v a lu e of se rv ic e k to help In ereaU n * a b u tle r e r d b r « f th ln p a a n d to
M N t th e challenge a f th a c h a n g in g tim e s .
T h a follow Ifif a r t aom a o f th a d ir e c t e o a trlb a tlo n a o f th is o rfa n ls a -
tloa toward tho procnaa of Saoford and Bomfcolo Coitaty wtUfla tha
p a s ~t IW atro moo th a :
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EXTENDS
CO-OPERATION
it e M 'if if c a S
■VVvr
f
�.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA, TtJS3pAYv D’
outstanding tolaNiahmsut sln.-tf
iti M lrtlw I# HIT. -Vi « ! , - «
electrical nMhlMT|f, which is con*
•Untly
make it lh« last
word In mwdwakak (jciipcilon.
Beside* erttfy- crate*, i* e mill
lotpa' out container* for I'm-king
WINTER u A kV. Vlo^tHc. I '
lettuce, tomaloes.'vatid (*• ,<(■«*,
n it aaljr In XlUrlda, tut in the “Tire l*yca* I» D eew ro .y s Crr.
'v a iU b h pralorintr area* of o'her c>t Dancer." T D “re*uluil:n" v.
be defended by two of H&tund
Tho feature *crate In the Shin- nn>st ek><p»ent Hitlveraliy derailholaer line la lha Hlmpaz rratc. Ttio-Jay uvenln?, Dnc. 13* win
ihv yre-a will toe JefendrTVy It1
Thfa typo of four-strip v<-nttljl
head for c»l«ry rrmtcA hg'* p»*avr»l lint f . i l l t i r - -t ir* tl. baling twicftl^ jMipvilar. Ita sttrmrth .nor! j *M«h In^t yv«r »tm t\At*nly “ *
practical ility being
by | n* t^rn.>*0irr«* Ii|ttT-r jH'1*
all leaflint: growora* Ovrr SO i« r Oc'at>#* thf (ifip.nents tncl •*::
cent of the cr»t«i ntnniifju ttiruil j iTmlut* Umbiuf^tly. Furman ’
at the plant art* cqaipprd with th« Li?c. l'nt%«r «ty -»f Horidsi, M«
four-strip ventilated head.
l'meer^lly, ?z. |Vter*IpttT •*
N Electrically equipped
wilh I h i
The
.M m *
*
latest typo of machinery, |hi»!
pldrc in Winter lark.
Kiltlaud’* **«*! tti , *ho nhci.
Seminole Creamery, ownrd ami
operated h / Heyward Walker, and ly in^a^vd in ini luievitatioUul
F iruitd, Irf.th
locat'd in the business dlstfic! of tint d*t aA*
Oxliird gTaduiiTi’- nnu bfdli
Sanlord, mamifacturerv an as< tr
ot (!00 gallons of ire rrcan mid t f piHTto tnf 11k*1- rM*l/U A!It t|l<
between 80 and 100 gallon;, of ILehfiy U'dhti ' y, I fo'cu
butler milk and sweet milk daily. *taf la a !a f
iibiimi
Tho plant has a *l»r*ie
■ \ hitfi* t. i* in i' i .iti’ti rir.i ** 1
Ity of over l.'iOO gallon- of tn •" i I i* |di l».i«;t* •■1 Hi 11*21111 ft *,
fuctured rtean , an I sup;dir« de d i h.lltiw 5|. Itfy.'i *, i- a* Ui
Oxford Debatersln "L'i;rshursement Of,
Verbal Battle At )M PnreJiasersIs
R ollins T im g Li fought From U.S.
Seen As
kingFor
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tu tr Mia. ti 11 uih Iruin Ih*
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LOCATED Iri SEMINOLE COUNTY
i b- . IV- t*ur-
'i*i>[)*r1y w:w » Id at auction
T H E LEADING A G RICU LTU R A L CO UN TY
I yesr ago, would be given
in (hr If hfildtngt unddr a bill
• ' .i In tin- ^uiaic >.'»lerft»J
in
OF T H E STA TE
ln.TV.111 l , l let;her uf
*>l|p « p o W » P l l
isat nr ikcftr the
• vtinii, |t|uVld«f-*
in t i bo I^uvil
» pji«l a* ntu-ii
n r .
ASSISTING IN T H E
iirlttnal pur
li
have
suit wujltl
mmuniUn'freto of nil f«ctioml H '(urbnncc*. * u on Uut
day tfce {udal point for torn* 2-V)
pcririu bout upon not ohly learnIn* the laU it molhofa of citrus
but nlM of bottom! njf bette r acquainted with the citizenry.
Geneva persona who lent an earn*
o»t. hand In itaglng the affair
were amused at the rwponse
(Ait* ri»*( tiM-r *m t 'i N' i h I "
, , .nude„, ers throMuhuut Seitliniile nod v
to their cinvitation.
. l * . extended
«t«nded to
to alt
allt(0f v ,lllulUl r ,unUnl. Th..
v |.»t ■ T. i*t h« l •* Fi-J, i , «
tbw people In tho county.
hrooght daily from lo ..I d»»i - j I*■n* £i tli* mi h■i » in i I
On th a t day Genov. c ry .U lii..r lfc crram
wh, ro K
1’ii t* t nil i*t in
t
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Ita, forces which make
toward ixtd.
s ltio"V i
progress and learned tho Impor
T he Fln rh la f oarer £ I ig lit * *». , I’ll Ilcjfp* lie 'Tieto*
tant lesson that. by co-operation the auprr piwer plant near thi
1 *’■>. .» h-^ »»•' I
r « r r Plan. M I ntiy iiml r iv«
zeatMng stride* ta n > e made. On, M U u , |, r, i , | , an(, many ntnd>
I Amerit a 13 i, m*
that day, C ..nevaj**t JU oolgb-i
pl. „ u iu W w ee0, ^
u
•’«»»% Misuji' j
vtl hui bill callIHUMMDi to 4 1y
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had »i»lonj of.itiM ing Ihia cotin-1
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LA RG E CITRUS AND VEGETABLE
*
INDUSTRY O F C EN TR A L FLORIDA
N *rU lo 1lt.>
*»imi nt ,.r in
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»>Wing live wire, dm.n ,
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— '
’ ly thraugh nigger.i‘ Dairy. Seen
rer*‘ Dairy or Dr. C. W. linkerDairy, There are several ' l ‘ fi
smaller dsiry fatm i also rupi’l)'ing thU es»ential food prnduKt tu
residents of this city,
. There are thres IKittling p'ant i
In the Sanford section. They orv
tho Coca Tola B ittling Co.. Th.Ne-Hi llnttling fo ., ant tha Flopure Celo Bottling Co. Thf‘ firrt
two named have Veen lo- a’.ed here
f sr a number of years -while the
Celo plant, operated'by local resi
dents U the yutm tnt. This plant
uie* only spring water and has
•bled generally In advertising
c*l*r/.
V •
t* Wjf JtUdtUhMWAMgWokkktona
on a sehednM run between tH city and Jacksonville the flt. John*
J k i yrounU along the St. John* Hlver Transportation Cn, hus defi
■ k ^r an,| Lake Harney, and the nitely established lUt-lf in the
.
l*r. If imiiLti'U llfilli t* i
te moat redtat <4 Ute largof
prise of aieMsf U flu Eek./IfVuit Canaert, loe., located an
ftoeath Btiest- "i\'» plant has
| wt dpped with tho vety latest
Machinery »oj has a reserrs
lefty that 1* hoped to fulfill
M*demand for at least several
pt Thiough this plant citrus
rim of thfa county hope to dla*
I *i much of their fruit annas 1K
fA . '■
A
N B pulhsrn Belf Telephooe
■pay operates an up-to-date
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ln'AflftU-prt(WW«*t1 I » i i;ia ,u
rf i\%iiin ; far **anJ pv#i I •"
thing1 ffDlB ii niilU'Ti
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FRIENDS
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ITS
A WILLINGNESS T O SERVE
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t,r tho ab’lhy C«i moi
OFFERS
PLU S,
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rpn" nl io, mr.ny of, th *m ir*
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lufincy whl^h )*iv^ pr ii-m *
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in the future of fcjnf r
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
IK OF JACKSONVILLE
m r u ^ tm m s m
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MEN
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KUPPENH
GROCERY AND M E A T M A R K E T
THE STOKE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE ,
PHONE ,1!)
SPECIAL
PRICES
DUS TRIES OF
NFQRDARE
pirsident of ths Southern For
Pioducts Comps ay r which
Ita Inf a potato canning factory
[tmnell, having a daily capacity
«i o * t h.m
»•, *«»
«r.U*i iitttia*ial • cm*>* u ioiti • i
l JHNJi .rtsl! I' M M * i 1
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STRENGTH
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U I m Kl- riila
I" h licvc»| of
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CUSTOM ERS A n d
"*4 t y b" jfpv-
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f ’ • 1* **i !tat* Vl|i t |
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s tw s jaxt-A
:::! y ^ x s - ...;"V
, I-anit-heUer' furnished Sanford lmme« |»
WfltlBg'grounda of eastern Semi
nal* County. Ample s?hool facili
ties staffed with accredited teach
ers. licit nr all, that hardy, Industrfou*,'spirited Floridian aha has
done in much to place Florida in
Ita high position a* an agricultur
al aUte.
Industries have bedn attracted
to Geneva, industries which pro
vide! employment for many. F rill
pocking hounce are common sights,
m o|t of them now In operation,
ono of then) planning a record seatoo In the handling of fruit from
thd vast groves which surround
Geneva. This same plant only re
cently added largo and modern
equipment to take care of tho Ineropae in business brought about
by*.the installation of progressive
Maikaetes.
. Depend upon Geneva to a t all
times lend Itself to progress. It
detMosutrat*j how w'oll'it can by
■ tiling at* *f the first successful
avMts under the new regime now
lining up representatives front
every section to pelt HsmlnoW
Comity across “Corn* To Genova
AjM Wo.k With Ua." Is Ueoo*
lately adopted slogan
i w ii;i, "I
BANK•
TO
' > n .iiiiV l lilt
*M
" i. y cl i utfll"
tlj |t\ r» l'
Th* »«'r Inter, up;im.
leading Znmunlty.
! i'’
s ttte ti of Citrus Pay.;
a lasllrntk m s , lak. a well
What ha* Centra to offer aa It
takes Its jj|ar* In ' lha tanka of
•«oaaty bultoarsl Aeraa of orange
jrroicc, qiany of thorn among the
first itoto ant In thja county. Do sent
of !»it*.fatnM where every varie
ty ef royelaUe.hpown to Florid*
g ro w rin ntkindnnce. Mile after
mtla of tropical and nemi-j^oplcal
Prone* to Inspire tha imagination.
Modern, up-to-date buelneea hous*8. whose nenere are ever aolicltoua of tha customera welfare.
Watl-established church and eoclal
organizations. Many beautiful re
late* with attractlva lawna and
got tfPlU. - Bhlfl UM facilities to the
Thl i inC • i' if
im hi pit
THE
nhri ?i M i
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us,>’ ' muchml ij* I' .f
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FINANCING
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Just In A Shipment Of "Ucyal Scarlet" Products
ANTIPASTO —a — - ------- f-S T U F F E D ;\NTiIOV]
ANOTOYY PASTE
I FANCY MUSHROOM!
SAROILLON BUTTER
S RUTTON MlTSHRnni
BONELESS
PERSIAN DATES
HOLLAND MILCH EK IIKKRING
(IN KEGS)
FANCY EVAPORATED FRUITS
(IN HULK)
CLUSTER RAISINS IN POUND PACKAGES
already made
AFTER DINNER
'
PARFArrs
ASSORTED COLOR
POUND HOXRSfteANUT BRITTLE
fancy
c h o c o l a t e c a n d ie s
AND CHRISTMAS CANDIES
IN BULK
'ALM0NDS-4F1
NUTS• ■AND
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$7.00
STETSON H A TS
$7.00 to $10.00
BOSTONIAN SHOES ■
$ 1,.95 to $3.00
W ILSO N -BROS. SHIRTS
Cheney & Wilson Bros. Pajamas $1.95 to $5.00
. Cheney &Wilson Bros. Neckware $ 1.00 to $2.00
WILSON BROS. H O SIERY 3 5 / to $1.00
SW EA TERS
$1.95 to $8.00
L E A T H E R JACKETS
$8.50 to $15.00
ALSO LA RG E A SSO R TM EN T O F
SCARFS
BELTS
GARTERS
SUSPENDERS
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS
"THE STORE OF QUALITY’
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S FOR FRUIT CAKES
FI FRUITS
208 East First Street
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to n In s u m m in g up a c o n g r a t!? *
addreaa d ire c te d a t
2 50
persona,
r e p r e s e n tin g
•v try Mellon of SsminoU County
and Cautral Florida, who had
expressed ippreriition for brin,;
giantrd thr privilege of having
haj a amall part In th* u n d o u k tnir ' M a y thi« wind-con*
*,*»
KUiitt our Tiaitor* to a »af# un •
hapfiv landing,** he said in
diailon.
Governor Carlton and thr offi
rials then made a brief in«r* tun
,.f th,- fiehl. and taw reveral of it,
d»ten si. plan** at lh» firld. Ink
" f f and petforin ttunt» and o'.h*
fm im uf formation flying.
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Tl m l i!1# t*f**A
of the "ritis*n* of thi« rily nnd
1.* h n ) a *tl <•'•!.
rounl>r »h o»e fine oo-op.ration
' him jii t*
helped in bringing this aiiport ,
Si* va i G :iCf» H . - it .* o f h
"
ssssrsrtl va«V ■I* .ir. • J'H •• F N* ro*
Governor Carlton rtpidlv pic
»• 1 vkIth !!l,,(!*.•nr'. of fine ill*
tarwd |h« steady alTanr#ni#nt of
'■ik ir w * hundt' il« f - o u i i ! o I
tha «till yiY-in* aviation indj«try.
met: o biiahee. an •ln-t. 1> ' .in
,nd d' cl» ,,,<l l*>*' S*nf°*d i« c«P { ool« of atasn.tnt Mjtl-. S.\ lO ll
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fittingly rrcogniza(| th# value nf an ..hT > f »t nnyor.e •
yi*»! AH'® the I'l* ul plr e ' o . r
1 |rporl for -that city ahich dtu»a
tsthfred to honor Sanford', dl..
.
tin
■had ?Uit«T and h u wife, at
^ .
*h Houss at noon Uxiay. r^c^nita it* tesmsndou* value is •rf ' * r • » N , e i d . • ' ■ ll '» M t l f i '
.Oil'll ■1 hnd*'
wIII 1!a*u
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1touch!
C *,,ton h» d Plan'd destine 1 to reap a rich rawiiil
«
a jn
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“ **r**t ?nd •PC'*"*-, Airport* are «oon to be a rominon
ctatian U tha short talk, of *«v- ,lfhl In our great state, aiut ' X I I , <>•*, * »rt ’ • jo i i Ii f i n il n . tt h i Ii
und^altts Uadsn, ami |through the atr i are another great < M m ! I i i i t l i r i i l i a # Is i J u t m i ' l l ; i •
in hla address he referred to their” army of winter an«l gummct %iu F " | pf .sips c ti \ •• p i n t 1*0*« I -1
“ aplaadld •n tM ilsam " as reflected ter* who shall remain n- imr
. G»*ln>, t h i m i K
t h r %'Mirtf)
U tksir remark*. Ha congratulated friend* ar<| naighhor*.**
dii J efpTir/ iif tnr-e *nen Ih •
the kltiaeo, o f Sanford nnd Sem>
iperi l«m m m .I r«*nf »l» nt^ . f .*# »,
Mr. Speer accepted the wind
note Conoty fo r "a* flon n iplrit of cone In a short talk in w!u* h hfi'ontinue,) on t'a,. Three)
• ohj pentthin, good will, |(NMi cfive I .
and gwod fallow U ip a , 1 have ever
• M ^ T sad doc tared that to him
■och qtaUliea ware the life-hlotxl
et/n growing, thriving rwmmunity.
Hia
”
via* mainly a pie*
to rn n f the Florida o f yesterday
apd the Florida of today. A fter I
n la H n g many nf tha
various
mwana which had plunged many I
section* o f this atate into black1
despair, he declared that ~it i. C a r l t o n A n d
O f f i c i a l P r o p o .s itio n H C o n c e r n -
CHRISTENING OF AVIATION FORMS
NEW RIVER BOAT MAIN SUBJECT AS,
COLORFUL EVENT CITY HEADS MEET
. . d X / t e 'h i “
"u S h J H iT to '
'm w ohu d. wko dona,not aa#
in j
these rapidly nnsalog days of de-L
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Ua called npan gitfaena of thU
cm n l
^ «u .,
FCirfda to mainUla thela rtm irkable display o f seal and enthosl-.
asm fo r Florida as reflected in the
•lay's events, and urged them to
rsmrmber at all times tha valusi
o f 'co-operation and team-work.
— Harry M. Pap worth, prrdiettt
o f tha county trade '..ody aitnl a.
loaatmattor during the luncheno,
atm ra il'd upon visitor* tor short
expressions a* representatives nf
thdls rwspaMtve communities, lie
began at
tha apeaker*’ tahlrs
Where sat Governor and Mrs r e r 1tnn. Mayor James U Giles, Orlaudp, Mayor Earl W. Iliown, Dcland. Mayor T. L. D*imia. San
ford, John Maiaeh, chairman uf tho
Board of County Commiselenev.
Hra, Wenry Wight, chairman of
Ik# -Worntn'i Civic Comm it te* o f,
tka county tru4t body, T. W. U t *
P a rty
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IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
D E l’ E M H L l L
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C l*»idjr tonight «ruJ W » y nt«4 hf
ptob«hl> followed hj occasional
rain lomorrow.
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N U M B E R 4?
F iv e C e n ts A C op y
• |
r o „ f e > s Day
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Progress
Inaugurated
K
S In Sanford Amidst Scenesi
GIVEN PENNANT
O f Optimistic Enthusiasm
Governor Makes Pre
sentation F o l l o w
ing Inspection Tour
Of Youn^ Industry
C er-'
P ie r 1
in g r
F ly in g
F ie ld
G iv e n C o n s id e r a tio n
Kxercises Are Staged
This Morning With *j
(iovernor AndNota- >■
hies In Attendance ;
Gl'KSTS OF HONOR
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SCROLL GIVEN TO
A .C I OFFICIAL BV
t fv a a d i ”j*-**>*™*~ «*•;! a ”■Fl
y s r "i a••"v "s -- ’T•—s:•1100V LF, CARLTON
A tte n d s
r
w e a t h e r
A re S ta g e * A , C A N IW C P L A N T .
The *.'ene« atten ling Ihe p \ »
rotation of a wind-cun* to City
| Commissioner Vivian A. Sport hy
Governor Doyit E. (arlton thi*
morning were fretuntil liy thr apparent approval rvidrnrrd hy ra.-h
ot th* m a n y distingui.hrd visitor.
who ha,) gathered to «rr for thr
te a m -w o rk w ith
r n
S A N E O R Il. F L O R 1D A ,~ T 1 !E S D A V .
W O f H i m A n d H i g W i f e f' r’ ' tim*' *B*
of »•* "w h s
*
.
of extremely intsns* activity
’ “ N o t h in g ran he o f aa m uch
Harry M. Papworth. pr**id*nt of
v a lu e to o n r a ta te aa th e re- *h* eeunty tpada tody. ictiii* iI
Sanford’s ntw Iftt-arr# airj»ort one
m a rk a b le
a p ir lt
cvid en tm l of th# flneet in Florida; #tpr»*%%•**I
h e r e th is a fte r n o o n , a s p irit amairmcnt at the improvement!
w h ic h p e r s o n ifie s te a m -w o rk , made: pointed to Mi. Spec
th e k in d o f
1
l iiili'r
m
c le a r nkv and w lU i i
■i little* snap In Ih c « l r , S d tlU
imlc C o u n ty P r o g r e s s D a y g o t
o f f to
an an apiciou a
s ta rt
iliim o rn in g
p ro m p tly
at ‘
'I no nVIiH'k.
Th* oiighnut thi* morning
lOvtiitl t»f hand m u u r i >>ul>1
h«*ar«f in tha »!n»*ut«*wn
arcllill
* hi* h Mns t r e w 'lfj .%it|, throng*,
" " I h l rue h' ti'ljy vpirit prw%ailed,
li iih « thr rnnariutl* of opiu
■oiong hugmrnw ni**n that not
_
many yeai* h «« <*u«h n aptfU
K1
U'HllI cheer and optimiani p
v o l d among hanfoid ix ople
a a . nianile.t on the .trveta today. t t ?
Among th«*nutald»i j f tbo slate ’
nho « e r « guest. „ f Sanforj Unlay, .J*
be*hies lb . t|U<rrnor and hr* w ife, ; i
s e t.
Mayor Jihn T. Alsop,
Ja>-k.ni,vtll., Jsme* 1 . Gilaw,
O ils Milo Ma\«i Earl V* lirnwtt, of
t'o I a ml State .senator* FranklllC
<>. King, of Oilando; J. J. Rat* >
ri.h, o f Titusville, and State BvjMt’ i
I's a iiu ilv c Kdnn G. Fullar, o f Ur- '
Undo.
f
‘
’
| Gary A. llsr.ieo, another natabld
visitor, arreptrd an invltatlog thU t
morning tu deliver an addryaa, a t •"< *
the muniripai pier this a fte rn
o ~ •*
:noa»
, im m «li»t*ly following the
fr i•
iilsd • peecii of Governor Carlteds)
AtI 4 o'clock this morning 'O
ernimirtee went In boats Ur tbo Jr:
Monroe liridge where it ri
new 81. John# River - I n
1 1 ) 0y
' PJLfiowfort,
and
pf.1. .
ft R t h a M **f-lp e f
••SUfi
Fruit Air KxpressTo
lie LnauguratedSoon
TAX COLLECTIONS
FOR COUNTY SET
;A I * L « R E e O R D ;S ;,,.
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T A M I'A Her I.V
. VP i
J C. H t*w in . »*(
•>ilr«f'i|p.
_
I'i##ul nt o f ih# A u p in* V a *
Mirlift nn»| V.tpr#»n 0 ««nt
;
- *— ' J
, ,
■ 1»D vr th* arrival
At •n»il twlAy Ifni ih# aerial Receipts In November!*niihl*
l|» \e.i* RxereiscH .Staged
1a • u **' thfaj • 'flit ln f to t iit it n errt. uv»» * n
....... .
•• Hi* • r# lit'*-!
11 .in-*p. ration uf fi. «V •nut'
n«ted the fast aiornr freighter righta at the new firld.
Coast
Line
Depot
\s M
i
\i»|#t
fnilV) *rvi'i uI
Reach HIphTotalOfof th*rrf'hamber uf Comma
* W II Tun- ic’ tffe tn-l I! M P?»i
City. e f Sanford"
from
thr
Monroe
plr.l wDilh with Ii4*.'i>tir
th orojth dlseusaion thry
,
.
|»i» l- «if |*t*«v let i ♦%»!• lii*k in
r.iurfH |S •
Festivity
F
e
a
t
u
r
e
« t » P»Mit.!y our of that
rwjacted one. and dvri l- • I*. plrio | >.*n .»tr|. Rtfsl i'\|i|Ft« f I
Over
Thirty Percent ^
tokV .“ m S 4
«ft#r ttr <a i*ai
• *r <
t o lo rflil of Ihe many dur- e iie serious conaidrrotlon tn thr
M»r;* ,u* 'a „n.| |il|.||f t« ,r |l «i
•
•
*elcry Juira over th* boat’* Vow. r •
I lrH«i»»s* t«t I»v*Wk.' ivtn r« iiirn»*«*t
"In
'he
Alltfttsanu
Ing the day.
i third.
t •• *rIv on**-lh»l,l .if th* lUilire j n j Governor Carlton present** W
»»
•
If Ssilf
-SM I I
|,iI’
|sh "lilIlKlrWai
|.I n g i n s . i ,.* Ifg»i«n•
m l 1.
,
,
•la -nt’irilay. Wa-hing' *i
.11
A . thr t.oat •nunc to a a v t i n y
l a» » 1to*. lt«.» U»r»>n tFtrf, ■*•*»» —*•
w w u w . n i «**U « » - e r m n s * - (I. F. -Trrshvr. head •o f th F 'R W f'T T *
The flj_»t_*ff5V we* fry ji
:hr,
Governor and M is.
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Gov
on the -western shte o f tho p fef.f T. -las
vss Co',
i.
Co., art,l’
an.| it
It Vwas
a . r|.l
.-ft. .1 hrad.-.l
.hr M li.n l yarty nn
,i
1 '
...............
V ‘
'
h**n
tl" till#. *«»» p m e n l Id • * ••
• "■nly « s . <1 .U til'll by s
V ,,nr' » l l h a pennant.
Govtinor *nd Mr*. IV.ylr E Carl,
exchange for thr crrtti.-n nf '*-n * i *.|«.-'i»»li lr||» nf •)'- |* *•.’ : n li*
v i ' iI'I p«*finil pick mu 'it' •**•
r^s I tillcrlnr I mp |i linktn. ,t,„ 1
'•> ,h« Klks Band, th*
ton and the offirial farty Ird a » concrete pit. gasolinr truk. .ml
) *••#• hiiptii at• »>f iiirn i»r.| art,** I mill in 1
,
.
.
party then motored to the Allans . ‘
*' • * n. th** uft('in<***n i • li*
i r, v.
.rotip >f spproxlmntrly hOtl pry vl•Ctrl'- gareiine pump ....... nlnrn w i'lf
"
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h'
"
"
"
"
h
,J
.........
Hr
Coast
line
depot, w h .r. from V
k•*!•••►* it in n*»rt‘,» r • ’ • Mi.
ittiVrHrril In lh- it
I t»*a*
111
that utatnuer*. i « iiif ,| fn»m .Mr. « plaiforni in front of a g u i i r s
*'r.s to the boat, whrte. among the the Trxas Co., wlshe* to dt*ten-r • ilHi'; fr it iT fr Rttr*i«lin^ ih • i • i . n •*•#••
‘ isi) I'lan# pr»* • ••• i •• .
first o f sevsral interesting pro easnline, not eK ;)tuivrl). t* .• I . . III**if r ( fruit
*ik.n»’ itffiis- »hi* iii.irniuy ,< •l#cnraf#r
M IH0 U** type lixomoitv*) i t
|p;ora,erf| "IftOti"
; . ..
n a tuiinil »#rvit# *f ,*l* **.i.f
air In**, little Mi**
Filial rth nilrsinner* gave them a f o r tenr
14 »l th# «)%•••t mt#ri'KtinK i»f n il: (Invrrtior Carlton pr««*ntt<l R*
Whrn (iiiirin o r ani| M % I *.•%!• I'.ttl, «»t
• I f ip i *
5tt* A .H '
«•"
I. !•'
Lcffler, dBiighter of City Comnais- lease on a 20 foot aquarr plot « f T Failton nn 1 the nff|pi«| ia -ty
Sjiifiud '•'•lay a* it* «,ti
Mrl ranie. s,*istsnt goneral mdlMM '
rh-r
,..r
*..n .r rod Mrs. W. A. U f f l r r ground upon whir), this iiimrovt-. tfirfthrr wiih HPVfral hurvli* f i«
*e'(- Juined s* ,1tv lluiei- from ,'*i-ry iri r o f the line, with an rngrW>Aj|
1 s n " mm
christened the motor ship with n mrnt is to |>* erected.
*i t'oii uf ) l.o ul., hi ,iu Ip ly ri-i |stroll iiy lemgnitiun of hi* 46 ysatlg
iturv, thin nia*i nitiir lirnfr i.i ih” ! WJ1 |»l l» # ••» •
1 v M •* . u
•moll hottlr ,f celery Juire swung
The second offer *r< f i m I' p i.nt »ftfi pri««m tliig M» 1 ker
oifouing the iv *ol evidemrs o f „ f servire lo this -ouoty.
I mi V * nt ii .
-t
'suit
•••M
•
fl
J. Gneringer, of the Ssnfnr I Hv* • »n th** p«»nnant thry
floor thr forward mast.
I "c*o* in*Uifi,,*.il by On* SwimH alf an hour Inter Ih*
party
« * nr I I i'ii»i,n*T’i ’
• *h ,
\ Innti*
1M il '
Hairy M. Papworth, president j log Service. Jt ws* rrjev»r*l Mr w h ih inal-r a I*-*I that thi*
nole County i hmnliei ot •'•on- la s at the Fwkrrson Fruit CAKf i ;
Mill 14 1 in*» m il*...il v
|l
\
»,
„ f o ,, county trade body then in Giicringer offered to build * •uud th# by«ir«t |ilar# in Sanfm
1•’ '•1 •♦.
1 nery on Thirteenth .Street
1' f*at!*•••• ft* • r • U*
•1' .. • 1
(Continued on Page I 'lt e i
(Continued on Page F u el
rii# r s tun! |»*n#nini(«' t'*llr»f#i| « f l* r a zhort
(lort Inspvi'linn «*4
tl -ip, OoV^
tetniw whi*h gia|)hh*a!l\ pi1 • !••• 1t /rafurl* nf Stinft',
I
!•
• H Ik
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li lion pir.rntrd T. I L
»* in 1» |h*f r«’ iil. 'Ctlini' n »i#w ^rnnr Cat
th- rrmarkiihl* nt#pu th# C *1 ri| * r Iffjrnli ii
Iuk'I i
fs»r thr county iloring • K.rk#raon with s pennant on ba% •
ranritiir lrult»«‘ rv hnn in i ! in «hw
Uf.I W f ' i i
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I.*
w
II
schools, B. F. Haines, mayor
U .* S .
,, !# ni r.f
!larr\ M I'm. » i ».
tn. fir*l in..nth « f In* ntllft tiniH, i N llf o f th# p#"|ilr
' of S an fo rd und •>
ill* tn !
m
.
mm
.
fib-.
I'lMt.
I
t
i
l
l
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h#
r»»i»f
f
v
l
r
dil
•!(*• alfll*
«»»•! ii r#ri»rd wbii h Mr. Jinkln* b « * 1Hrmlnnli County, anil
w . ^
tihU consumption.
*»pru**#dY
" 7 GoVfrPt » I
seeratary o f
Longwood Cham
- I .- k i. V. • r l ari.,
n • iiii fil | lu*\» M uiif<|uall#l| in an> county ! th# appirr'latum for the mtrodUg* X
Thr> -aw, nt th# wn*«trrti #t» 1
bar o f Commote*, and Fred
F.
Florida.
*
| lion o f an industry which
luru'c nf th# plant, a Inn? *•*••• •f r utrnvtitt' *•
*'•
Hi* civMia'nt '( n th inlj
Dororr. president of the Seminole
la»l«f| . |hM| f« r
\ total of g llil.ll l_'t!k was i nl
*oon employ hundred, o f p*
upon whi h I mupu uf fruit w«*»a
i
j*t
n
|
lo
|
H
f
la-ril*
l||hM
|
rtf|
,|
a»f
Agricultural Club.
|lM|a« I I- • I
Shortly after noun an I
duni|w*l to In* tta-*h»«|, i!i*r|, Min) t fU fV th
» — rrtw|U*»f * aaf lll*bl glMllluttUU- lic'p| duiing the month ehilo th-'
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Tk#
A
m
m
f
U
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u
l
LOS ANGELES.
tier. I S .—
»!!#«»'■• r( ill • u I .1. •
The weather turned dixxy sum -jp|-,,®d
n "lv«M e p l»tf"im * wlo.T,
( itcv V. utl| ♦.*• i **a<|> W f-l:ii'5 .luy total a-.riseil for all purposes on ^ " n o f the new municipal at
^FOBBIGN C P f l C E A T T A C K E D | (
Ki ng Winter dipped an icy
(('"iitinpcii i,n I'sgv T hm -l
1 ( i ' l l mu * mad*. A groiip of
# hi
|eairted them to air-cu>!e<l bin * •^ * fpf f km * * H i . t.
ul ID. Hunk «•, U in U i Park.
rrrau’t* on tha country's meteor
----- -- ----------- . ty airplanes was at tho f ie
r-1
ith a ,tonrg» rnparity of I ..Ml fiirr.i-bo • b'i» i ■•I • n f
N A N K IN G . Of*. IH.— ( A . P . I - hsod tn itonn cloud, over SouthTb
llnnk
nf
W
i'iW
Park
»*l»
ellgical map today. Stream* n m - field crates of fruit.
#R.| ~rut ■ i .. I .
,1 / 1 * a .
si
a
lend atmosphere to the n.-cS
Mere than 800 Chinese students (rn I'atifurnia ye,tenia; anl snow.
l»#nti I I itthi#"* I lifts* lo, IDSir
*»f wh in **v i t .'idly •
w ^ tiir i j \ t l n o r e n t s
rhe (iow rn or prri«ntf<| to
l a* «rtir
flowed
their
banks
In
Southern
Front
these
bine
the
fruit
is
ell'*I July 17 f. M
d |i«|Ut*lu M i * i \
Flap!nr stormed the foreign , uiually seen afar on m luntain
ii • • (
■
|miftatnnar V. A. Np##r a wind
Ohio, tor nadir winds und heavy' carried to
pl*nl-l»ngth
U b b * fill* n# In Sr.n*
oTTWa e f ilia government today , peaka, drifted into the valleys.
t«»p u.Ya ai»i'<Miii*’il 1st lakh* iitt'r
G'lkVrg ,f | i*i
i ftkprrsaiiik* th# Appreciation o f ||ll
J
*TV
»|'.,|
il» ufiaifR
s**d attacked headquarters nf the
In the foothill* above Pasadena, ram.
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. . . . ...
... . . .
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.
, ...
.
U ln .d .s.i.
tn South-,, *. U , r
.
. y
; In# rln,| with tha ntmo«t cafv. * 0 1
r*ny fl#v
rstlmeiling in
fly w tfft- X ^ r r p i- 1 intrw wax tLinuaiAheJuwa.t p . ia ll raaitaxa—A r k a » ie » - a a , t .. hiorlatt u ^
l
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♦ a v r . T -n ; u i ;a .; n m ; ; r r ^ - x r i t r *
— :r
" first |
Ineladlng Chlang' , „ n In ,e a r. and P e r. w . r r r T U jls la n e .
^
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,
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Speer then made Ibr speech o f *<•
T T .,
| ___ __ * .* v i
. m nl ,
o____ __ . j . . . ,
, ____,___ y „ 1o riein il g rspe'rult.
I rall»'»i,.;« ,v r - co o ,'n rrl,d m Ihe tl n a t i,a’ i f *J'J'*..17I. "t f a * j
were meeting.
l « * of tro.es o f snow in Beverly
Snow to a depth of (our inches
’ icpUnre.
The pealr.l fn d t is mmrd along rati n. I'u
nnrrstrd.
I|.. I'ictortil
|dcturrd the Iren |i <s |i | Thi ,iii,i r.'m ist* o f
rrsir. I|,.
NF.W
1
'K
U
II,
India,
Pit'.
IS
I UUD.
covered l.oe Angeles a n l in Kan (he table whrrv women worker*, trials anl trit nljto.n*
At l'.*:30 o'clock |bc Govamo? ,
f that a arttlement to foli of bills |>»y- i V i'.i
Two
(li-ngal university
Krai amw made ita closest ap- Fernando valley to a depth of four
ASKED T O APPE A R
and Mr*. Carlton were
katuf*
neatly attired In grrrn and whitv.
r|\ rned v.hb- w-n* ullarv-d on able owed l,y the bank, .pears'll
pr.ach to t^sa Angelas in th* vt- inches.
Wind*
of
gale
force costume*, remove va-h m jivld ial. oil *,d*s wml mwwfust whlrb luwr l.y rollatrra' amnunling to IIMI,- g irl, r i,| aside Mahatma Gandhi's great* at liinrheun given for tltwag
OTON.
Dae.
II. — ! cialty o f Nrwbtll to th* north,
whistled up and down Ih* * A t eegMcnt from th,* seel and rag »c w » dlr.rl | in nu ,.ff,.rt t „ pm- OuO. r dls.'nums
I’siish _ H oum
aiiiountmg
lit ndirnnitinns against vlolenr* a n l *t the Kpix o ja l
Sttmaon fa*
! wbers six inchet fall during the lantic coast. Citrus crop, of Cali
t26<). setuied deposit* amounting killed their district magistrate yew ' whera 2S0 gtiesta from many
(Continue,) on T ege Threw)
l
(Continued „n Pag* Three,
kg Ihe H m te way* | night and raor* cams down througu
fornia war* anriamagvd *<■ far by
tiuli*
Florida
t ■ pli/ihklNi, pit forrid c laim *1ttrday.
‘ '
1
1
*n#f w
IJ" "were
" * * “present.
*
tm m it t t * tn tastlfy i i*ip morning. Further north, at
th* cold, D a tin g of groves hav
"n ojntlng in fK,i,l7.2t., snd dislIf,
•
1
1
authoriiive
<aid
thu
to lay on Uia Ron- Laneaslar and In lb* Anlelop* val
W
0
U
I.D
DFA'OHATlf
P
IJ
B
AB/
ing prevented harm to >r«vs and
dsnd payment* to crvnmon cr«*lt- girls, both of whom were arrwsted.
Chairman Colli t ley, there was swan Inches o f
'fruit.
I tun aoi'Kintiviif tu I7S,101> 02.
had
been
motivated
’.y
the
desire
u
-au
U
ivn
T
ixar
n
.
.
ton world
af tfta (eetmlttaa
woeld ilka
Ilk vary snyw on th* ground.
ta il
. » itr ik . a blow foe India’s imir.
" ^ H IN G T O N
D **Two man war* killad In tru ffle'
tq lu x e him U stlfy
•*.*1
Snow asu falling In Craacen.la accidents on slippery slrevts in,
pentlama.
' A »* ' 7
r » ' ' » d Ih-oortrfvalley to ina
th* ncnneasi
northeast aoora
above GlanViei* . . . „ , . . . .
_
,
varray
uten- Lo* Angola* an i IAI wtru . in
Preteodlng they w .n tei to pre-! ' rM^
!*
ot», t'Jll, with the judge of the
^ T A t t A g i m l — Beraaota
Angeles suburb. The ala- jured. Fuel I* bring taken to
sent Mugi.lrate Kteven. of Tipho owot
Tomorrow D elartinn day In- in ftsnil'iole, < ourty, Floiid*.''
judicial
circuit
court,
Ih*
earn
( « W r met iriats Conaemwl
eonawmad Ictal
t r ia l1
. t __ 7 .__ l___L__ . - . I I I : .
vstlon there D enly about 1 0 0 0 fret .150 persons inowbnund In Ihe Seminole County, an election whi* h
°*
a '*■
“ AC.AIN.ST the jlifirstio n and ings uf the Itank of W in t.r Park p er. w,-h . fietition asking that o ' '
|* f gwaoline dur- above lure Angeles.
propoiari T W w I f ^
Navajo Indian country in Galloi<, will decide tha fa t* o f dog raring s*ppr .wa.1 of .log raring prrniit No. under liquiilali'in have txreedod Aainimlnic <nmp#tition b« h#M in 1 ‘*rr *
, aetonling to
lh#ir
m
hortl,
ih#
ifirli
obtain#.I
an*
^*'Prc*«#ntatiTa
llor?i
In ether valley cities, g light New Mexico. F o g and strong
, 1, . ,
.
211, grrcitrd liy thi Hating C inmii- the egpensrs Incurred in liquida
i t w bureau rain anti chilly temperatures re winds
)r|„ri,|, ,0 Hanaudience. Then, when he pointed1 W**hington.
that
brought
lowering at tha 1 ngw tod oval f„r annth ir. ><&n nf , h(. g , , ) .
tion ly
wtich means
tgricuttsr* at placed snow. Smudging was gen
o it have
that their bead mistress was,
lira para tores
throughout
th r y m .
•
| fcr-'-fltlarulu Kt'inel Club, In
the
ripen
*•*
of operation
MRS. DRF.I8HR I L L
eral through yot th* citrus belt and South hampered shipping on tha
Th* poll* will open IhroaghouC and afainst the i*n"ane# uf nee*,- l-rxn more than atieorbed hy earn the proper authority lo deal with 1
their
plea,
no*
nr
both
of
th
em
'
temperatures af about SO dagrsea eaast
ST. L O i'IB , 1 > * ^ I A - ( i
tho county at CtOO o’clock, aad w ill! »*rv lkenses to Ihe Kanfurd-Or- ings cieated in the pruceta o f li
drew g in * and fired.
war* reported. In. Loa Angels* lb *
Mrs. Theodor* Dralaar, w if# I
clod* at 4:M o’clock.
.
Undo Kennil C lib, In c. and the quidation.
The lo (let* lodged in th* mag- novatlgt, D III with pttaua
iowaat was 41,
Voters will bo headed a ballot i hnbilng by It if d ig rar# mee'ings
The >int 10 per cent dividend
C BINEBE K IL L E D
gDtrate's chest, lie was deaf when Deacon*** Hospital hat*
M , t ____
printed aa f dtetes. and asknl lo t nndst'saij permit and *aiJ llc «n v » was *!t.lured In February, 1931,
aid reached him. An orderly at condlti m was
raportad
C H m C IZ IS RHODES SYSTE M
pla*a an “ X 1' opposite tho )■■**•! In Hrmlgslr County, F tori'a."
seven month* after the ' losing o f
tempted lo save him and was gosrd" yostarday.
« China, Dor. th. —
graph whDh they aoppor;
Track offi-ia's are undent.- d l . tha bank. Th* saeond was laelarcd
wenoiied in th* arm.
. knadrad Cklnarr
F A Y E T T B Y IL l K. Ark.. Dee. 15. I- A- F . K
••FOR tha ratification and r-y- i hate decDrvJ that If th* rle^lon In Haptenwr, |bUI, |l m nth* oft*
C H C R C H IL L U "
Th- girl* str Mis* Santl Uhoae,
— (A-F.)—
Asserting Ik*
new w a n oatlo t t e d to kavabawo killed prwval of dag oarin g permit N o .' errrtM . i k« tievh will la put Into ar the rlueing, and tn* third d ivi
method o f aalaettag Rhode* schol y a* taxday when th* small, 40 year C3. granted by tho Boring Csmruis- ‘ oparalloo f : r o lU'-daF W*ing meet dend come* within ’> months a ft daughter nf the lot* Prof. DahwnN
E W TO RE, Dec. I I
lira Ghoee, whn taught at th*
T a t* bl.w op aad •irn o f th* Htata o f " FDnua 6 1 o'yrot Jon. L
ars *dtpriT*d laaa p a f lo n i states*'
*
,
er th* lank closed.
— Distinct Improve
C
am
illa
'ollegr,
and
Mis*
Buaity
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»
W
Yangts.
ri
* i ekairea# o t w tasteg acbeUr,
S a n fe rl-lir lia A k K iM a l Club, Inrul
H,*fo at* the election ctrrks, In*
condition a f W lasti
Ckowdhuri.
tkipa. Dr. Jaho F. Ewteafl (veal and'approving' ph# isiuanv* af j it e r tors, oral loratioa* o f polling
—
A T O P K A — William
Edwacda
Although woman Kara beta ac British its ia u B H I
deal o t tbo I ’ slrerrily a f Arkan-f
flA R A B O T A
'A—
—Cuiutnxt
Constnwtlon
to Cnessary licenses to the Kanforl- place*, ' It^tal formally opened.
cused af M 's ing as accompli*** in t u l u b in id tflt,
ysatarday taadarod hD rwslg- start
first writ a f rail- Orlando Kenotl Club, Inc., and tbs '
Free met Ooo, .tsnfnnl W itskg
previous terrorist outbreaks la physician* U 4 s j. B t
r o f that
een'.ar fo r First hoWng ) y If o f f #; rate martin** I Mulbling. R. C. Maxwell, dark. W.
LKE3 BU RG— Howay g o lf onuna Ind a. thi. D tk* first tips* they
OpCQOfJ
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i f w t i W f t l «a P h f» B rtfn )
•TO been U>T*fvo4 a • I
I f A*
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tKb
The epehigg (M t a ia s l ^emtiwiu.
i
,fyuarfa^;p *w •»«*--/* • »!
the MonMpal Pier
shortly aftrt *. / golly
The Hanforjl f.lty Commission
T u n n icIi Hi* Pays
Th ird Dividend At
Winter Park Dank
2i Winter’s Icy H and Weather Over
I Causes California From A tla n tic To
To Place Smudges Pacific Is Unkind
ui Gan (ini murder
... F,n k I i sh 0 f f ic ial
Election Tomorrow Will Determine
Fnle O f Dog Racing In T h is County jJ s tt.
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SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A .
erlsPickcd
A ll - Southern
1 1 States
/BottrdNamefl
iRatioDal Center
Of 4 Beift Grid
rers In Florida
strly 20,000 Boys
et Consideration
)n Of Consistent
’lay I n s u r e s His
in? With Best
JOHN "RED" DAVIS
I K E C IT Y ,/ D e c . i t — Rdbert
L m . Sanford and Oeala capha hig hest konarv In South
hcnilhetie fo o tb a ll, whan the
uihem High School football
board mode known the
l i All-Southern squad for
the • th irteenth anim al A l l
squad, .R o b e rt K . Lee
C apC C ro m er Hhulcr and
M anet, w hile B g n ftfd w ith
K e n n e r and O cala honored
lh a preaenre of "B a b e "
ugh, gained representsi Florida advisory board noted
ity In hooka In all asetions
ha stats, bqt on U s Has a
Many playera received sup.
I from here sad there, only in
s‘ oat because hhulor, Manner
I i8c»rborough war* Iks rerng"b lg three" Unt stars this
ALL-SOUTHERN HIGH GRID SQUAD
AS PICKE
PICKED BY ADVISORY BOARD
(Compiled by John ‘ Red' Darla. Chairman Afl-South Doordl
A L A B A M A : RJIgrow, Montgomery; Wllliameon, Tuicoloota; Riley
.
Dothan and W right, Birmingham.
P1X)RIDA: Shuler, Jsckjonviile: Scarborough, Ocala; Mans*, JackMnville and K A N N K R . HANFORD.
GEORGIA: Boyd, Atlanta; Il|nc*, Mariieun; Gll>«on, Atlanta; and
Wagnon, Madison.
K E N T U C K Y : Johnson, Athlon,I, Taylor. I orbin; Ovrrlcy, Ash
land; and Oumm, Ashland.
L O U IS IA N A : Bryan, Shreveport; Prestige. HaineoviUe; Mclntoeh,
Raston; and Pittman. Molton.
M IS SISS IPPI: Tathsree. Jackaun; Tharman. Crystal Springe, Illson, UattUburg; and Southerland. Meridian.
NORTH C A R O L IN A : G*,|<1. Charlotte; Coley, ChirloUe; Voss,
Winston-Halsm) end Smith, Gastonia.
SOUTH C A R O L IN A : Konemann, Columbia; Tlnslay, Spartanburg;
St roman, Orangeburg; and Clary, Gaffney
TK N N D S^E E : Sweeney, Etowah; Giddcna. Knoxvilla; Shapiro,
Nashville; and Blair, Montgomery; Bell of Naahville.
V IR G IN IA : MdFadden, I.ynchburg; Witlmer. Newport N t w ;
Stump, Lynchburg; and lakln, Portsmouth.
T R IA S : Wilson, Corsicana; Wilcox, T ylsr; Gore, Dallxa- and
Young, GraeuvIUe.
WI ND STORM SC0RESD1EIN
T AKE S TOLL STORMS WHICH
IN MI D WEST SWEEP EUROPE
(CoM lnuoj From P ig e One)
i
$500.1)00
In Camden alone.
,
I
llu a ijra d s o f persons In th * two
town* > « r e made homeless and
ware given temporary housing In
other homes.
(ContUsnaj From 1‘ag* One)
u* no» I bn* te 15 fathoms of w ater,
w ith num trous barrels
of liquor
flo atin g over the spot.
’
T w o members of the ersir
reached shore. On* of them, an
Englishman named Walter Savage,
waa arrested.
A company nf National Guards
man w t* called out her* Imm*dUtely after the storm to patrol
it - 1 •
■la Dhaitr, star guard on tb* devastated area and assist
M A D D A LE N A , Bardina. U*«th* •*-— (A .P .)— Th* Italian naval tug
«r t E. Lee squad, received In removing debris from
■UM s « i «a )y ir o n nil s « stioete. F it * departments ef Cam- T *«*o sank with an estimatrl.losa
d«n sm I Eldorado and volunteer uf SO sailors and marines In ■
storm yesterday uI t the coast of
Bardjnla.
More than 100 persons Were re*,
cued bv th* era tear Trlaau after
houre of effo rt* to launch hoots
te d sheet Ilfs lines to tb* foamierIng vessel. Rom* survivor* wsr*
picked out o f tho' heavy seas,
whtro they w ait struggling to'
keep afloat.
Th# Te-veo, a seagoing rsscu*
t^K* ran into a terrific gal* yester
day, Immediately after leaving
Mmidalena for Clvlta Vorchei, 300
mile* arroa* th* Tyrrhenian He*,
on th* Italian mainland.
r o t a has observed lit m any y e a rs,
f d t B aafo rd fo r the f ir s t lli« a ia
l l y e a r , on the A ll-So uthern . H .
Aha been lauded ae tha “ beet (fe n
tor" Ja c k M cD ow ell,' Ram B u ts,
M % ltar Ly n ch and o»b»r w ell
lOMOTU coaches and aporta w rite rs.
!>■Trtm aaa Scarborough, for three
T e n * oae eg the outs landtag high
$M $ al toe U se In the state, Is the
u r e t O cala p la y e r te receive A IIA e e th rm recognition. Scarborough
■ Uhtkb honor o f havlgg n sve f bean
M rtytayed la k it hig h eehool cau r n O cala boy la ik e Ideal rn|k f i tackle sa d hie w eight and
epeed have helped la no em ail w ay
■»MW»rd am assing an aadefaetad
Teaocd th is y e a r fo r the W ild c a ts
O cala"* ether greet e ta r. C'epL
Ohr^ee B e lle d , la farted te -take
.M g a fe h le mention on the A llrA e w h e rtt fo r n « .o th er r e u s e then
S a H e re o g h .
*r
v
/ H U e bed hreek fo r bu llock,
’ considered b f m an y as deehfvtng
,•
ploeo o s tba le e ja , hut oae
M a th la C e n tra l Flo rid a cent word
1U ruiidvr *aa lost. 1U masts
woro swept * w »y and Its lire*
■•ra cxtlnguUhwl by water leak
Ing Into th* boiler room. For honre
lh* vessel tosmsd helplessly in tre
mendous wevoj, whit* it sent out
8. O. 8. calls.
LOCAL DIAMOND
BALLERS DEFEAT
NEW SMYRNANS
South Florida ami probably one uf
the beet lliesmtn produced el 81
Petersburg since liars are Phlel
turned In hie Greeo Devil uniform,
h well daeerrtng o f Mention among
the oatstending scholastic stars.
Fleming and Gilliam, both Hol
lar Unseams ea the Pant High
•quad, alao ranked among the heat.
Over at BlUnhoreegh In the same
city CedwlM a guard, played t m
(latent football with n fairly sueroeful team.
.
Crenshaw at A ndrew Jukeon*
had Bey (Mnb) Biehnrde of this
nltr are playere eg proven ability.
Bishards, Mar Oahntbi* High
t e e . vary
JAPAN DROPS
GOLD AS ITS
MONEY BASIS
(Continued from Page One)
C ity Comm issioner V . A . Sp eer, a
wind-cone, expressing the appra-
H o dge Pitches Full
Route
In Sixteen
To 12$?“
?f
_
_
c n y • vision
C
oo°‘T “ d
creating tha Bald.
(Continue,] Fro m Page One)
■ roarul. that it* deal prefaded tha
prom ulgation o f the ordinance.
t * » deed ta Iasa . in i e w r £ i K « with
Paid crrtirioals embrace. U .
P IA N O T U N IN G
follow ing daacrlhad p roeertr situ.
ated la netalavl* co u .tr, Florida. A re p a irin g , a l l w o rk guaranteed,
ts.w lt:
W . L . H a rv e y , Phono D04-J.
Lot I I
Block
r>. D.
H.
M it c h .lr . au rv.y o f lb « L t i r
O r*at.
TV* dald land being
4 al Ifca
data of tka laauanrs uf such re ru n ,
rat* In tha aama o l M. K. T C IIK T.
I'nl.ea aakl rartlfleata abnll be r ».
T k - ...........
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teemed accord Ins to law tax deed
T h e rinxnc* m in isters annnance-' will leeue itiereoa «n Ike H th dee
L A N E T 'S . D R U G tT O R E — Pro
scription*. magazines, fourrUlX
sdrvic*. PROMPT- i h l l v i r l s i
Phone 101.
** -
In
BUILDING BLOCES—Irrigntioa
ot Oeeemlier. A D , H i t .
S u n d a y i c i t y Commissioner V . A . Speer m eat w s i followed by a govern-'
boxes *Bd general cement work.
mt vfrirUI ■Unatarg and
•val
ihlg
tbg
9th
dAf
of
Noumb-r,
will^meke the acceptance speech. m erit statem ent e xp lain in g that
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. TerA I» 1911
•
wiriager. Prop. Ird. and Elm.
lly K. H. C U I LUM
A t 12:30 o'clock, Governor and (In ca l he gold ban w as removed (BILAL)
. V B. LhOUCJLABE,
M rs. Carlton w ill be honored a t g the nation s finances and econom-,
I'U rl Circuit Court 5— H u p H u m
A Sanford diamond hall teum lu n rh e jn at tba Pariah
House.
fUminol* County, riorl.
went over lo New Sm yrn a Sunday ■ M r* *50 r u n t s frvm every sec lea have keen precipitated into an
da.
AM B ITIO U S, R E L IA B L E
Ur A. U W E E K S .
afternoon and hooked op w ith the tio n of Flo rid a w ill be present. A t unoaoal im passe, revenue e xp e rt->
Immediately to hdadla Watkins
,
D. C
New Sm yrn a
Independents, i nooo today 175 seats hod been told tsce d a msrke-l decrease, the bud-;
rontesi m
in Sanford
S a n fo rg and New S m y rset—
picked team supposed to he the j (eg
this a
f a r this
a ffa
ffa ir
ir ,, w ith the names of get w se shown to be unbalineed.
n a. C uitom qr* sstohllahed. E x c a L- t o
NOT le v o r IA LB.
cream of New S m y rn a p la y e rs,' purchasers being a Who's Who of In d u stry jla rk rn e d d a ily , and the
Motlro it h«rtb> vlvon l l u t uudor tent opportunity, steady employ
#•y virtu * of tho ftnml dtervo
and when the dost had cleared l th is seetbn. A ll »eaU must be re o u llo ,|( f „ . the fu tu re was gloomy and
r*|M)«rrd In that ro rtaln raua« m ent, rapid advancam aat fa r rig h t
away the .co re stood Sanfo rd If l.t served, tod tirketa may be had
Th# fiT rm m fD t d«<id9d thvro- 1p#nd»n* In Ih# Circuit Court In an4 men. W rite 1. U. W atkin s Co., V0New Sm yrn a 7.
J only at the trade body office*.
4 Kentucky S L . K em p h ls, T tn n .
f o r . . the
r . B,;?
? ^s Ti sI ' X M i o A T %
,_ .(.te m e n.t said, to re -p la c e ' vL“L
irrr.tm
rm
H -dee went the fu ll route fo r,
Probably the most m tereeting tn* h a rrie r in order to overcome * ! r o M r * N Y of T*n i ps, a corporation.
W A N T E D * f o r * Raw leigh
rendered serious he cm i* "4 ,v n nOUUIIBRTT of Norfolk. M E N
; Sanf..ed. sod for eight Inn ings featu re of the day, other than situation
lino i 1 .1
,
oy con Vlrelsla. as Trool-rs, aro eouvplala.
Routes of A00 Consumers In
I held ih> New Sm yrn a boys to fo u r! G overnor C a r lt m ’s address and llnued ehipmenta o f th* metal. T iU n t*. and L fT H E ll V BHTAN sod
L e c sh a rg , T it u x r ille , New flm yr| hit* »n<l three rune. In ueder not' lha remainder of the program at make the embargo complete it I KINJUB t- IIItTA.N, kls wife, see
w s, ,.,r l Ik .
11 4efend**t* on Iho I l k day of D«_ no. and D tyto n a Beach. RtliaM e
' to make the gsm s too one-sided.' the Iltn d Sh ell, Is the parade of w *i said, the convarslon of notes' comber A. D l l l l , by th* Boaor.
h u stle r can s ta rt .earning $33
Judge of sale/
with the exception o f the p itrh e r,: decorated automobile* and floats Into gold also would b* prohibited. * ku " • w i Conrt. I will offer for sale and sell w eekly and increase every month.
, 'he entire Sanford lineup rhang ed l which w ill move through downA fte r disposing o f the gold ,n.ths highest snd host bid do r, at W rit*
R^wlalgh Cn.a
fielding positions, Johnny ew>«<| up tuwn street*
startin g at 2:00 question, lha cabinet turned its at public outcry, for cash, la ftonft of ■
F A - B F M -fl.
MtraphU,
tiiv •’*»uri li»u*r iftsor. In tor riijr D e p t
on hi* p it rh in f, aiinply to«ain|r tKo o V Icxk , from th* lakefront.
tention to th* problem* It inherited if Hanford, Flurlda. on ifond»r. T t n n .
ih»
Ith
day
of
January,
IMS.
tho
L u ll in. w ith tho ro«ult th a t N .F
T h is parade w ill easily bo th* from I he regime o f Baron Reijlro um f h«lnf m nils dap, thf follow.
Sm vtna was sM e to g n m sr f ir e l • , 'g*«t t v r r seen in this city, com Wakatsuki— principally
Manchu Inf rt#$rrlbH prnporty |oc$t»i| hi
hit* s o l fim r runs In I h L Inn ing, prised of more than 230 Individual ria.. It wa* apparent that the min 8 wmlnoU rouniy, Florida, tn.wtt;
n^f tnnln* f 1 fir.»**vrn
(i7)
K U )R ID A -H A T C H E D ^ »8 ran U $*4
for e h lih the New Sm yrn a playere e n it ir s . Three b r u * bands, three Ister* believed the most important
fgsl lf*>uth uf tka Nnrlhrail
chieki. O r v i f t Hitcfetry, Apop
oipr«***r»l Ihoir spr-reriation to orchestra*, and three am plifyin g angle, was the ousting of Marshal
rurn.r of mock Nln« 19). TIICK
T^%‘ » ( 1 ) of Kanford, arcor«1 ln«
ka. FUL
Sn.nf«»nl ft»r It
generosity
and tru c k * w ill provide a wealth of (h a n g ils o e h iL itn g 'l arm y frtm
to n n
T H A rrn n D 'n
m ap
•P'*r1«man*hlp.
tlirrvaf r*rnrJ*4 In Pint Rook
Spirited music as the pgradr winds Cbinchow.
FOR AAJJEi Finn l«V o i B. I. R#d
I. pa«*s i l lo 14. of (ho hiDIki
New Sm yrn a used th re . pitchers •ta w ay op Sanford Avenue, across
pallfts. i| Wddlu did— PWona
In S e iy u k e l p a rty eridea it was
KevunU of frmluoU I'ounty.
In an attem pt to stem the tido. t > P a rk »nd Oak Avenuss, back to said th at while th * new ro v rr n - ' I’ lorida; run Ihvnco Houtb for.
320] nr call aft Chad# 4 Co. fto v t
tr.four
(41)
faat.
th«nca>
W
o
i
Khoe.m ith started the game and F ir s t Street, ami fin a lly to the m *nl h * . o ffic ia lly laid down I t . ' on# huncFwO M o n lo n ( l i t )
on old Laka AUry road.' \
lasted e s a r tly three Innings, S a n Band Shell where It w|U disperse M anchurian poUcy. the sooner the! feat. Ihcac# North (urty.foir
114)
fa#(.
thane*
Idial
ont
tiun.
B A B Y CKICtUI C. 0. D, send no
ford g arn erin g runs off his delte- a fte r being reviewed by Governor srorld realise s th at Ja p a n w ill m.t
4r*d ■*v«ni##n H IT) f « l(. to
money; Leghorns or
mixed,
e ry ; lx«-kwoo>l went into th * bok snd M rs. fa r lto n and r s r t y from lo lrra te troublesome w* r lor.l»
P‘ »in| of b#flnnlnf. b$lng acini««
$7.tt per 100; Rocks. Reds, ste.,
Uni** 4*a#rlb#d aa lh# NovlJl
In the fourth lim in g and pitched a review ing stand near lha Court
fnrl>.h»ur ( « l ) fact nf f.«| TV*
■l^ng the South M e n c h u rl. r a il
$8.50. Livo delirtnr, postpaid. Mis
through the 8th, Hanfnrd adding I House
It ) of Uloch Nina (9). T !«H
w ay. the better j t w ill b* fo r in te r
souri Hatchory, v powiing Graeskv^
TWO 2) of Hanford, according
10 runa wLil# K« waa In tha bui.j
Dunn? (ha parade QtarJy 20 air- natio nal relatio n*.
lo R .fl
TRAPPOIUVH MAP
Hplrss pitched lh* last Inning, and! plan**, led hy Art Daria, Amarilh#r»ofg
m M ir |p being n«4<la (o rariv Inin
woo able to retire the Sanfo rd can spred flie r, and the Wseo High M
,
"
0k*
'
h“
f
1'
*
"
few
h in t . , , f hnw h. lnUnd< u
thf »ffrcl (ha larma of lh* aforaaaM I S — W a n t e d
side in iiHf tw o - lh itt oftlar.
H a l* , w ill i l y In fo r mat lop over
diet when ,1 r e e o n r « ,„ |n J . nu* r, daarca.
a Tf \Y k flB
U B E R A L ALLO W
Uarh ami Hodge w efe.th e -heavy lh * c ity . A t the conelu'ivn uf the
Hp-clal Llaaiar
M irueitp p , , ty m t .
hottegy. > )5 f J
b itter* for Hanford, each securing p etad r the planet w ill ratu rn to ’ '*1 /
in (*banr«ry.
three h it« out of fiv e tim es up, the a irfie ld lu prepare for a series Jerify. It la considered In political ALVIN M ■ANPf.PR.
-Roorng Wlthoat Board
Bach a sin gle, a double and a homo *$. -avgeatioflil stunt flyin g begin-1 lh 7 t 'h ! .0!!,. - ~ - * 8 * ljr^1'* 1 P«r l F . Pnllrliur for romplafnnota.
ru n : lio d g * a sin g le, a dtrabla and nlag ehortly afte r the e is r r i.e e at
i ' ' I ' ™ * 9* 1
bo ihort
F U R N IS H E D £*drtW »' fo r root.
l . , r(p ).. H . , „ . f or N ew Sm yrn a th s Band Shell are concluded.
C e ll a t 4 1 ) P a rk A w a .
*
C « fn r P . ! v llj
poll
_
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c' * ' fo h ,« ' ‘ h» nation's wounds. [
g it w single and n double out of
A t 3:30 o'clock, the Band Shell
A p a rt*m u
four trip
s to the Rp’ "lat*.
-* —
* *
r F« o
r r nNew
r w
exercise* will bigm, featured by s '
,*** V fo r ,lFn
flntyrna,
*. Henry and Ingram also •hurt ad trees by Gjvsrnoe ( srlton. |, . A ••
r* tun> from Far-i
A T T R A C T IV E four yoom down
hit /or tho circuit.
and a few ta lk , by several of tbs is uf Ambassador Kaaklckl Yoehl
stairs apartm ent —Apply 4IH
** w a . who w ill g , t u , . p c i
Quite n number of Sanford fan* im portant guests o f tho day.
Magnolia Ave.
accompanied th* tram t«, New
A t 4:00 o 'rli< k, th* pobllc Is in
X«— MinerUgUeou* For 8* 1*
Hmyrno.
vited to attend a reception and tarn n o T i c r o r
J * * »x x n
viVYteux
To n ig h t th e se and th* |»ry honoring Governor sod M rs. C arlFOR SALJB: Good mUll row. Fbno*
»•» t h e
i t ic s
or
Cleeaera tie up In the cru cial gsn>* ten a t the Hanford Women's Clnb.
754-W.
or
of tb* F a ll season, * * tho ponant TR ia reception w ill conclude at
1028
A M E R IC A N R ag le Blplaae,
fo r (he F a ll seas in reels * a the about 5:00 o'clock.
* Mn * . f.BW l'g 7 a * ' V i m t ' **a
fin * condition, P rice $500.00,
resu lt o f th is
T k * final event on th# d a y ', pro
Reel A ir Bar vice, ' Ipd. ' Hanford,
Tom orrow night (^roiflOay I
*• H A V E Y O U R W A T C H
gram Is lh * Inform al ball at lh * t*. I»w .
r e p a ir * F U .
• *■ m r oirieV.
aartlfoM a
• ha D ry C U aaa ra p U y . T h li a
R R ty fa ir U o tal, tho haUroetu uf •attau / .r ia e daad E f t L . •»»•!<
h . ana wfcq re a lly know* haw
w hich baa been trxn sfiV m ed into
tha Id it re g u la r lo a n * got
ORANGER » Tangvrte**. parted
B rig g s, J r d e le r , M a y . A a a .
U . .k l.
r _,.ii a. 114 *1 n L
lha aaasnn. Howarar( It ia U
4 SC.no of beauty. ThJ* t f f a i r w ill
tan Hon in aUga two gossan •
b * attended by the rOprossnlativ*
$1.00 p *r box, J- T .
ORANGES
with out-of-town tat ran ag lo<
ritleen a of th is and *d>olalng coun
u i2 a U *■ * . * »
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th« waathar stays gglubU
O f , dbd promiaaa U ba tha outM*n $40J » . 1OM Bqlek Mdap,
p to ylay.
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•tend) o f social asaat o f tha p u t
fa ir eoddllWn *75.00, no-trod# In,
' Box Rrorw
MTirml year*.
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Mrt. C. H. 8hxw Dies
Aft Home In Paola
• f e p s , ,r*a *"-\r
~ M r v . C . H . S h iw , a t , who died
a t her Paola home yesterday, w ill
b« se n t to H artw eD , C o ., e arly to- cala
,**»*n «# a* Such ra rtlfl.
f r . *ft
M in i o f U N K N O W v
• w h o * morning, where bu rial w ill Unlaaa said eartlfleata .hall ba tm
U k d place la tha fa m ily plot In daam^l .emerging t , law taa a . - l
th a t c ity .
M rs . Shaw , a resident of Pools
uer, n.
to r tha p u t eight y e a n , waa horn (B E A L )
a t L a v a a ia , O *.. Oct. 15, M M . She
X -u . £
® o c p ia « j.
47 10 1$
Wdo 51 years o f i f s . She U »urf ijf*
S t * * 11 f i w t
■crnlnel. County, F lo r L
dived by her
huthaad,
C. R .
A fte r IB hoars tb* T*»*o wee
only 20 sill** from the epost.
Tha Itallaa ministry of marine
sent re ecu* beats from Spetlo, Hrlta Vecehia and Sardinian ports. New Smyrna
TH* Trieste aloa* w u abl* t* rid* Archer
n
4 0
the turbultal seas. The German Hill
3b 1 * 4 1
steamer TrtpanL th* first te eight llayrs
cf •
4 2
lh* helpleos vtasel, had boon un- Ingram
3 I
abla to aid her. Th* Trieet* cam* McUullough
tb * ' 4 0
Into view at 1:90 yaetsrday mora- Mendall
u
4 1
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Frrrte
rf
4 1
Tha cruiser role hack and forth Henry
lb
4 1
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4 0
W A R T R A C K , T a n n .. Dec. 14— doe* to the foundering boat for SlUby
four
hour*,
shooting
lines
that
fell
Rhoasptlih
1 0
( A .P .)— A tornado stru ck between
p
short
end
trying
tp
launch
boats
la
3 0
P
W ar t r ie * sa d B ellh uckla a t d
tba violoat seas.
Spires
t 0
p
A M ., damaging saverel homes sad
Tho Teeoo finally sank at 5:30
b io * Ing down many trees.
Th e barn a f Gordon C a rro ll, re A. U.. after nearly 100 men bad
sid ing two m iles end a h a lf from boen rescued by tb# Trieste, which — Tw etsa men perished when
W artraea, w as demolished and k it pieked up a few more before th*
Coast G u a rd cutter went u t r t s
hoove damaged. A t F a ir fie ld a new rruiser started with th* surrieert
e heavy gala bare o nriy today.
ro af oa the farm house w u dam- te G olf* Ararvci la Sardinia. The
cruiser Aw *** reeeqlaad e a th a
roofed. Telephone sa d electric w ire
pole* were blow s down around this
a lly .
M ONDAY. D EC EM B ER 14,1931
0 S h a w , of Sanfo rd ; a daughter,
1 M rs- A . 0 . Thom as. Pao la) three
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TO THE COUNTY COURT H 0U8E
a
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TO THE CITY HALL
.
survivors
TO THE MUNICIPAL B A N D SHELL
B O N E . A lg e r ia . Dec. I I — ( A .P .)
TO SANFORD^ CITY ZOO
18 A L W A Y S
A P P R E C IA T E D
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TO THE LAK E FRONT
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TO THE CELERY CLUB
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SO S E L E C T O N E A T
TO THE VALDEZ HOTEL
U N U SU A LLY LOW *
p * im
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TO THE MASONIC TEMPLE
?i s
TO THE SANFORD C U M C
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�H ER A LD ,
PH E -cpq^B flpy
15 Yean
ifmrd, Seminole County,
to-arlde m arket tog sg ency
il progressed hi atop with
I m n l deeelojwieni'^51
aty U the the A m erican
Ite m . In c ., with local
[.th«. First National B an k
v
. t.
fete than 11 y r o t i tha
f the A m erican F r u it
In c ., haa brought an aa.d f s a fe ly , stren g th , and
<m to the hundred* of
ew er* of c itru s, ca lo ry,
jfafeloi who b a r* availed
It of tha eervice afforded
rtittff th ra n ih thla agency.
I Of carload* of fr u it and
have |o n e .N o rth , B a it ,
it, even to foreign court*
f in e the d istin ctive “ Bine
li. Itundrede of farm .
ited by tha ad t lea of
eiocutlet-i who have
charge of the local of-
R*
reea ha* aver been an
U l T r u l l G row er*. In .-..
« rd , ae evidenced by tha
’g ftnpnny holdlnge In title
, gad the num ati’o* mo-tern
affo rd in g quick and eaey
r ato rin g , loading, and tccontributions of th l* or*
n to tha prograss and
g o f thla count/ arc men
Bow ing Im p ro ve n w n li, alt
w are created during tha
left of an Ind ividual celery
OW tha larg e and prospar*
* BWe lectio n of Sanford .
i t and remodeling of
W ashing plant on tho
■ land section of the
liUon of a fortilisar ml*it *h -th . W est S id *,
agalng and opening o f a
salary washing and preplant at Oviedo.
5m Trait Grower*, Inc.,
today art pledging thalr
arts toward whatever enaasares tha advancement
wramoB good o f thla truly
lira community.
That
token from tha Back of
pt t r t r maintained by thla
i l l directed toward a ru
in and revivified Semlnnty and Its eltlgcns In
i(''congratulalory
/co n g ra tu la to ry o
off tones.
btdeted Zones
^Florida Game
fed By Official
-On* fourth of tba slate's
M id be plaaed In protacted
I future generation* ara to
the spoil of bunting In
| State Gam* Commission.
-Woodward said yesterday,
to, one* knows as tha huntMdiae, can be made to aupbr* game than l l aver has,'
(mlaalanar said. Frotocted
Matruatlon o f th* natural
I n f game, ana a littb arfrodjug Will do It, Wood-
A view o f o h o " if Sanford'* m any pre-cooling pi ante
m e rk e tj.
whar> cetaty la n u !
t , >
Vacancies Now Exist
C i e W f o f t W ^ e In U.S. Marine Corps
2000 A tie Employed
Zachnry P I a fit F it
MaTdhfcC r a t a l s
Scene Of A c tiv ity
A fte r being cloned fo r the pent
•e v rra l monthe, H rrg ra n t W illia m
CI.EWWTON. Dec. ta.-(A .P .) T . F a u lk , N . r . 0 . In ch arg e o f the
Im portant am ong the numeraire
U . S. M arine* Corps R e cru itin g agencies wh-.sa products ro tilrb p o rsltu a's m ill hers lugan g rin d Statio n , Ja c k so n ville , F la ., in *
ute n m ajo r sh ark or tha toge
in g cans y ca U rd a y from 1 t.Ouo
nmiocct th at a few vacancies now gross fin a n c ia l re w a rd * g lran e I by
a e rrs of E verg lad e* p lan ting *, and
when it Is over an estim ated 60,. e*l« t in the M arine C orp * that grow ers and sh ipper* e f Remtonli
000,000 pound.* of su g ar w ill be on w ill |>t filled by n v e ry r a r r f u l (w a n ly - a n n u a lly la tha /*e h a fy I
tha ru a ik s t, T h e p lan t started op- •election o f the mo*t d e a irib lo of Veneer C o ., on# o f the larg est c r a l. c ra liu n * w ith 2000 men w orking, tha many young men whp have
rm vnufnrturlng concern* In CM^ral
and tlil* nbmhec. wav eipeeted tu th eir uamM on the w a llin g list.
.* ■>
Th a M arine Corps o f f e n
»*• F lo rid a .
be railed to aOOO b u fjr t th e.an d
ccptlqna) tra v e l and e d u c sll rruU
fts Sa n fo rd p lan t ia - trd w r a
o f n e st week.
opportunities, m a in U in in g poet* in modal o f e ffic ie n c y and WetTalThe United S ta le * S u g ar corpor
C hina, Guam , H a iti, C u lm , N ica
ation recently bought and reorneaa, recant equipment havin g bean
ragua. lla w lia n l*lan d a and other
ganiaed tho old Southern Su gar
fo reig n, countrie*. M arin e* a lio Installed w ith allow s a trsn e n Com pany. O ptim ism In the rtntlverve aboard various b a ttle ih ip e of iliu s output o f a v e r? lyp a o f crate
m u n lty w as high yesterday as th r
the N avy, p a rticip a tin g In *uch In record tim e. Its Sanfo rd plant
m ill began g rin d in g . T h is section
sport* a* b o iln g , » re v ilin g , base- Is of such a m a iln g use and proproduced a bumper truck c r ip this
ball, b in t racin g and other out p u rth n s , iro w ded with so many
season.
door and w a te r sp o rts. M arine! rem arkab le unique labor and lim a
T h e corporation plans to plant
guard the N avy Y a rd * which are sa vin g ilevlcea th a t It la on* of th*
£000 additional acres to cane this
scattered along tho A tla n tic and in d u stria l show place* o f thla city
w in te r. '
,
I ’a c lf k coa»t* of the U n ited State * and county.
and are ever ready fur a quick r a il
Seventeen y e a rs of progress la
to ra il at a p ium m U notice to an y tHa record o f th e ’A acflary-V «n fW
codalrx ?Kr<V A/n^rigan,, rlg^Vf, .( is .,, y e a rs In w h ich Its buSlqcaa
are threatened.
has InFreanetf at*a<fl|V, years which
■Sergeant F a u lk
states that
young men wh i po»»»*s n high
school education. In o^gnud habits
and character, who are nt least IH
F i f t y y e a rs ago, whett a ll ctm * yean* o f a ( * , mill lin t le w than Art
tn o d lllrs had to be brought Into Inchea In height, w ill be accepted.
S a n fo rd by n*en or t in ill ime's
front th * n o rth , there w as begun In
M E M P H IS , Tenn., Dec. 14 —
S a n fo rd w h at haa slews grown In
to one of the la rg e st, and most To show ho wasn't afraid to break
O C A r , A — B a lla rd and Jlallard
complete lutnbec aitin ju ird ln g sup. »- .lore, k e jd er Urehanrrh,'Jumped
p ly hduiea in C en tral Flo rid a , F i f fro m a ledge back of IKn school o f L o u isv ille , X y ., flour and feed
t y y e a r* ago, the name I I Ill lls n l- yard and broke Ms leg thereby. “ I m an a fa r I or era, selected th is plant
w a ra and Lu m b er Co., stood for all didn’t get m y , feet placed rig h t," k * d istrib u tin g point fo r Central
Florid*..
.
.... ju
th a t m eant servfca and s a fc ly 'ln lie captained.
lh « purchase of m aterials used In
S a n fo rd ’s new homes.
H ill Lumber Co. Is
Pioneer In Field Of
B uilding Material
To d ay tha son o f the founder of
tho H ill H a rd w a re and lum b er
CoM fa c a rry in g tin the tradition*
established by hla rath er before
him . H e la IV . (?, H ill, president of
tho I I I l l I umber Co., -and w ith
whom la a a s x la te it T . A . Brother•on p* vice-president, and A . &
ithar assarted that thl* la iv c jn y as ic c n t a r y and traaaur.w ill ha an Inupenslr* »(■
pointed .to lha work of hla
T h e HUt Lum ber Co., plant on
ml a* an example of what W sa ( T h irte e n th Stre et, rover*
axpecltd.
„r •
tw o c ity M ark*. Fo u r Immense
warehouses are fille d w ith thou
sand* of y a rd * of th* finest type
o f lum ber, and building m aterials
Including cem ent, m asonary. doors,
•d - baa*, T h * new stock Windows, plate g lass, and paints.
Mu tho department’* pro- A recent addition to th* rapidly
toe* in vatloua parts of atffttnding business la * | depart,
Land from brooding pans w en t w h e t* coal o f varlou* types
at tho IU *U Prison Farm tv handled.
.
cd and from tha departIsh hatcheries,
aaek, ho said, r a paid
M ONTEVIDEO, Uruguay-DeleUruguay w ill attend an ecoMmia
conference which will span bora
[ram hod
Leon announced, hut It „
tba conference will he davwtod to
aa attempt to reach an agreement
whereby th*. three cjtinlrlea w ill
*f
, u 'o , : ■' '/■:
«nntually lower thalr t i r l ( f harw ad aoerwLlng cotta and flors to certain products of each
eaforeanaaat of g ap a
la v a mods th* dapart-
Mm o l ravinu* received
togtmonl—*a4 y*t there
aiaat funds left ovav to
* |70.<W0 departmental
II *ah* aavaral aotwUn
to tba state's general
P Uaa aolf-oapporttag
t gaal fow rears, -Woed-
WITH THE TIMES
'■W i: >.‘ WtvM
Mk <**
« * + « » . try,,j*w& & &
4 ,*w l,
* ‘ *u» • s a b r e
�1
* * * * ” * 1 :• ■
y » , ;> ^
f V411:4M
m
t
t tit
J
ft-Ml
!«
J W ttrtty
w and exBitradnttUa
j» train and
RoMr
lit aw e
B re ftk
"jM W*-"f: •
WASHINGTON, D«e. 1 16.
5
— U e tremendous part tk« railroad*
< A .fJ —Growing oppoalUad i
hfoygd In mating Sanford th# agxaatno In a vigorous debate yna- nrultaral and iadtatrall center It
* * « • « * ) Ik# ft on*# h i Fro*Idem
Hooter'* U U r r o r e r n «# «U l J 6 *
moratorium.
WeanwhlU. th# Senate heard Um
Kx a e u lW *
m in i
for
•bt eavialon critteiid3by.D ill
fashing ton u ■ plan to halp
Great Britain balanc* II# budget
JlouM W m
and Meant
Um will ta la u p .il# mornin h tprjaB . Mtaay with
K retaijf M ill* of ih « treas
ury ju Ua Tint
opponaata o f th#
d a w ta a d to k#
irman ColU*f
tlon by tb#
H# plaiU to
>T Thu rad# y.
---— red a. reaoS*. Um veblel# o f
, n U 4 t ^ p ro ved
___ ,1a It* essential*.
that P n t M n t Hoover
V h l. M thortty In in lmogalorltMi i< wart
butted In th# Hour# by.tVd
D#mo*f*Ur . chaktp
th# Judiciary eom m liu f/jlu
t
a
S s^ g m
should follow lb# dictate# of Con-
fit
^p>« President < fti IM t-h*** Um
T A allghtest bit #1 authority to do It,"
» 'Bumper* declared. “ T#ii' cannot
contact th# affair* o f thin fo v *rq merd by pare#l post." Ho referred
to Mir. Hoover's aollcitatlon o f appr##*t o f tb# mar# from Senatote and R*pr#a#ataUva* Ia*t Jana.
oil Given t o
LL. Official By
oyle Catlton
tlnaed from Pag# On#)
111 operation. " I t la a ttrlhIndication o f tho march o f
Governor Carlton aald,
gather bora today to
th* mighty part our radbeVa played In ) t e devtlop, * f this graat atata and na»W# welcome our rajlroada aa
a t pioneer# at progrtca, yut
wonder If w# rccogaise th#
i gacrt/lee mad* b r thoe*
i yloiMer* w hj «*rta|oao4 a
Itfch a# aura bain* brought
through th#ir efforts.'
h# handed th# tngrarad
1 * Mr. H ((Irani*, Guvarnor
in d#ctair#d It a distinct pleaxu r* to aaaiat la honoring tho rail
rood “to whom wo #w# ■ debt dif
fk h ll t# 'p a y .% .< ^ - w- v -n ----- - I
i hi# acceptance, Mr. MtCranl#
aariiod th# work of lb# AtCooat Ua# ainco it* first
In bahaU o f th# atat#, and
i*d hlmaalf aa balng glad
!® a a m s
otL ?J,
or■rpor
», a f dtlr t#Jpl?,:for
knitloa, far R
I ladlcnttan e f tha wrifrtdalv#
i of tha p#opto o f th# atata o f
* ha aaVL
a shaft Inspection o f tho
‘ l » < r typo locoraotlY# op.
which th# p m a n ta tlM wna
G#remor and Mrs. Carlton
pad lit# official party entered their
I fit M ir t t lii u d viafltd t i i E&ktr#fp fru it Cannery. Th# wnglgo la
i to tha inap«#tion o f tb# public
t h f^ t la n t ic
Coagt Una
at o f Seminal# Cpunty
d. ho aantter from
|W, there la a statement,
4 to Harbcrt H. LehMiatsaaa f governor ■ af tha
of N rw Y o r k which fit-
ated.no
to th*
r sactal Ufa
(And ti Is
itaeal that Um
Inflaoae# f t ‘
K
Ib ft f
JUttrty
(ConOnoed fra#* Pago 0 *# )‘
1>th spaeial knlve#, b o l ^ extramdly caieftfl not to' break tb# seg
ment#, which would causa th# Juke
cells ts bleed.
Another group o f girls
pack
thee* segments Individually' In
2s \s j
.’S ta j
->i vy-.'--^ •■
■
i*-h ^' r * * * ” M ^ t-
L b ‘MUDDLE’ Exercises Held At
Flying GAMES
ING UPON Moiriciptil
Field This Morning
GOLD
BY CULBER1
iR G1
___ otd
i thriving
da thlf front
^ _*.>. ♦y^ ; V > 1:' Vw, . y , *' ,r ■
,y -
r
------(Continued fresh
U m j u i ta g .c o ll ja
Thk county voloaUaik l
.
£ £ 15 N a t i o n s , ^
l a Novsmatr 193d, th * parroatage
o f collections w w 8 SJB t » r cent,,
4k.
__11 .k U k ' i a a tk#
_
W it h -
out Monetary Sys•<»" Temporarily
lime.
"This remarkable
e*ll#rtion - t-O N D O ^
- < A .P .Ideparture of Japan from lh.|
Indicate* to me," Mr. Jtnklh. aald.
I
«tan
4
iar«t
anil
\Yt
placing of
"th at oar taxpayers a r* keenly In
rm b a rfii on fo ld a x p o rti ir e
terested In Seminole County, a Diet
which Is borne out In aavtrol let the latest developments in the
ters from uut-uf-the-staU taxp«y w .irlij niuddlv centering around
era who not only aaaodt their iliv yellow m etal.
pleasure at Dndlng coonty tax*,
FIM ren natio n, now have for
reduced nearly 14 mills a m last ,a k rn th* gold monetary system
year, but atata that they Sr# com ,■n ip o rarily, snd * number uf oth
Ing here as .non a* posslhl#.’ '
ci- arc tryin g to teach a decision
The tax rate for 1W I, 54'« I nclam l is nut hurryin g to stsbi
m ill, in the Sanford district, i. in.- *he puiiml. ami sla le a that it
the lowest or any In th# past 1 M wniild he fain ) to do so too luiin
year.. This m illige, together with an 1 nt loo high a flf u r c .
the four per rent ill "count allowed
Ii i- u n lik e ly Great R rita io w ill
fo r payment In November I* seen
attempt atalrllixstlnu u n til sonic j
a# the Inducement which prompted
thing is dune stout war debts snd ;
taxpayers'to paV their takas dur
ing tb« nrst mdjth o f eoltsctloae. rep aratio n ', which Chancellor of
klitlsg# In th* 8 anfortt District the Kxrhequer Cham berlain ran -,
Is b4\. divided as follows; State. -id e r, in be *1 the bate of the
Intel national
fin a n c ia l
4 k mills; county. SO mills, and n list
special school and bond*, 1 0 mill*. iiiiiitde*.
high
(Continued from Page One)
uf uthspt, Sanford la well on Its
way toward being the potential air
center o f Central Florida. Today
Governor Carlton and bis other
dlvtIngnlsheil gucsL. uf the city
and county are annng the many
[ 't'lr it
Their Deficit Is A at®*
rustically ftedL
From 4§40 To 2^5 ^ 1
* ^ \ ? Z * * !*
NEW YORK. Dec. 15— ( A . P , ) —
; -j
Th e Culbertsons won tho J lir t t ’ •'*
prevdded
t0 ih? ' W
« 'u
three rubbers last n ig h t in th e ir ' ^ 4
pier* a carefully measured amount
la, bcghii.
worth federal peillteatlary
co ntract bridge m atch s rilh Lawg •
j
In
each
rah.
Thl
syrup
Is
prepared
Itarlng tb# next, U and
IS night la th* wak# at last Pridav’ t
and Jaco by, and reduced th e ir i)« *’ <*'
from the finest of cane sugar and
years, railroad tracks com# Into, bloody break fo r liberty by seven
lic it tu 2t**3 points fro m 4540, th# <"<(?)
is 40 degree strength simple *yr
and branched, away from Sanford prisoner*, tb* Inst oao e f whom
figurw at the s ta r t of th# sIztB,*
up. This syrup I* prepared In ■
in many directions, and Sanford was recaptured yesterday.
••ssion o f tli* IhO-rubber teat o f g|.
room on the mtssanlne floor, open
berama tbs fecal point for hun
During lb* day, senna a f con for inspection st sll timet.
,» l system -. The rubber staitdL
dreds o f , < t m y wnrksrn o f er»ry victs, classed as “ SiFJ-boiled.”
Thee* tana then more to th* ex
h if ^ ia l «nz snd Jaco by 20, -Cuidescription, from officials to road- shouted, Jsend, cursed, snag end hauster, a tank, rapacity
t c J K n s lit
8,000
workers. Una* warn extended to rattled tha Iron grill* o f M B*. They rsns per hour, ehkh prepare* th*
p V th e tt m iy - itx lb rubber o f tb#
Trilby, to Oriadn, to JCLulmmee,
war# kept locked.In lh »lr c*Us a ft ronlrnts o f the ran for th# i* tt e r lj* le nt snd Jacoby j o t th4 ,
to Leesburg, sad tho f ln t o f rail- er similar disturbaand last night, uum teaL A fte r leaving this ma
bonus for winning Iw u gam#* ont i :)-’
of bom i o f oraag## and which started with Ik# strike of a rhlne, they ,ar# covered by another
U[ three, but the ( lllSertso Its had
cratM o f y eg*table* began tb#
marh|n*( wltkh crimps the top* on,
tlic largest score by :pJ0 points^
boileg room craw.
trta to th# mattata in nan which
counts SBd dates the time. The
dm- m ainly t ■ setting L # iu f l v l
I 9 tb* fae# o f the threatening
bad only a. taw d i n before
esn* are then automatically
y tui
turned
III strik in g contrast to Lam pa.l t r „ k , and l«M»l point* on n c on -.
attitude o f the unruly group of
,
1
.
si
Iff
......
f_.
.
.
.
.
'
.
brought Indunr. niaaonry, clothwhose 240 acre airpo rt cuet >175. tract at three diamond*
it w
T . 11
.
»* * r to «How the syrup to flow
duu hi ad. c j
M»r. m i^ c k n i^ n , Jhqralure. and ptbonem, all thro, details of tho, , hroU|b fh# c, nt, ntl
mm, and t > M istni «rhn<e municipal Ih - point, in rul her 36: L#tit and , f '
prison
gusrd
warn
placed
on
duty,
tha tbwuand and an# thing* which
Pasteurisation Is th* next step,
airp lan t . f '.‘ilO a c re , cost >75.000, Jscuhy 14.11); C o lb e rt,ona 1750. ■ 'J u f#
caHactleoly n M 'Ih making town* reinforcing details of- gates, strst- far a 190 per feat sterile park.Is
Sanfo rd h a , a 1B3 acre airport
But for the Culbertsons taking i p i
egtc
points
and
patrolling
the
pris
alwolutely necessary. Cans ar*
and cities, In t^ , 1 0 0 1 1 0 ^ through
whose total coat tu date la >3.- >I ancei in th- hup# „ f w ip in g out
,• j
on
yard#
where
firearms
rsrely
tb# magic o f talbodd transporpassed through a tank kept at uni
189 83' T r u ly on* uf tb# must th -ir deficit e n tire ly. Ih * land Of . g
Ttic d .vallied pound has given
form temperature by thermostat The mlllag# at Oviedo for state
tallob, wos ko#iUng, and wsx pay- era taken.
isniaring teutor#* of the entire sub
l -n.- ami Jtcn h y * t th* and oB ^ha . ‘,-T(
Sanford Bates, director o f fed control and recording thermota*. ati,l ruumy purposes la thro* mills I hr Itrili-h another grip uf Ihel, |e. I
la g Its rvspatta, hy asadlng Its
rubber iltl m iglii have been lea*.
le#s,
while
i
t
all
other
points
!n|
ul+t
m
arkets,
p
a
rticu
la
rly
in
the!
te
n
,
to
kill
all
b
a
rttri.
garra*.
eral
prisons,
who
arrived
from
frulta and produce over rail Ha* a
Nun# but M r. Speer U resputt
Mt CuBiertaon tried * llttln s tCwS 'M i
bar F a rt. Jap an had been cap
they
aru the cudnty It la five mills leas.
,f t y d*00, tha P ftn t SytUm and Washington yesterday, skid fasting A fte r thla process
r ill,- fo r --curin g the property fur in lb,- Iiop# of a tog bonui and wna i
During
November
1930,
th*
lin
mg
thr-e
mat
a
rts
in
g
re
a
t,
brought
to
room
temperature
Im
the rarloui tta atW line*, Includ among tb# convlcta probably would
number of tax receipts Issued for s i i ides and li r r a l B rita in is r e - 1 the airport * ' lb# low -urn of >1, '■■' one l ater her husband w «at
ing th# I f l Dm running Into continue tim e throughout lh# In mediately h i meins of a cold bath.
■1119.21, fir,* of all Incuinl ranee. ‘low ,, one ut fiv e beartji doubled,
To lasur# the finest quality of taar* on real and personal prop l"<t in t to relinquish her advari
vestigation of tho prison break and
tb# now f»asf#s
g o a t SUU
SUte *#cUoa
a*
ill#,
fhmM* Raat
• In Ibe lin a l hand u f th* rubbOT
n n - i - r r - r r - t i r c . • T u ^ || th# abduction and wounding of pack, ran* are then allowed to set erty wax 1379, Including tho*# for tape Jap an had |b* advantage' H i, vision kept Ihe r o ,l nf repair
o f Sanford, wna ready to bo i
fo r a jperlod of two weeks wlthobl automobile tax*#. For November a- a purcha , r under the gold Ing th- lu g e and dilapidate I arch Jacoby w a , doubled at four h ^ u U T A :
Wardan
T
,
B.
Whit#,
Bat*#
started
over by tho tb*h ambitious AtlanA
disturbance. At tb* end of tMI* 1931. 1387 receipts have been Is .Standard, hut the uulfluw uf gold leading bit.> what n s , a tub d iv i and made It.
tic Ccsst
l.In*
___ _ __
_ syatogL and' early tb# Investigation y#curday.
Before -th* n ig h t', game started,
time, they ar* Igbeled under a sued, averaging >73.79 per receipt. to Am erica was -ecn by leaders sion during th* boopi days at th*
in 11901, 1 1 , lines , 0 pertlln J la , Kart Thayer. 85-ytsr-old Okla
machlft# which automatically la This doc. not Include personal tas o f the .drlkuyal party to lie «n- lx*>t f lg u t , uf >439 41 l i t , fora- Culbertson railed the point t h l l
*4-J
ibis section bfeame, a part a f tha homa mall train bandit, tb# last
Mght aided m aterially in keeping l.en-^ and Jacoby w et* follow ing
bel* 1 ,0 0 0 cant per hour, ind receipts on automobltei which aro dangerlng her currency system .
Coast lin e and,it# program.
of tha seven prisoners whoa* sen placed lit cardboard box** harmet- no longer assessed.
clearing and repairing c a rt* down
, As long as Great B rita in is off t i >I7IH) Mure th tn 3300 stmnpx th* Culbartson system instead nf .'-.TjJ
Am cag th# tjrat m « m mad# sational strap* precipitated tb* ticatly sealed under pressure, later
The smallest amount for whlrh
the " o / f lc ia r system .
m
the
gold
basis
currencies
a
r
.
dls
e|#r# tb* baptAUatioa o f hea t ler prison disturbances, was driven In to b* shipped by rail or boat to a receipt wa* Issued
wete leuiuved fr . ru this tract d u r
for 36
i u lb e rlio n called a ro n fe ra n c to f ',-1
arrangvd
In
o
lher
cuuntrlas
linked
tails, n*w eng modem equipment, to tb* hands of capton yesterday ■ 11 parts o f the world.
ing th" past ,l x weeks.
cents. It t* held by David A. Vail,
the p la te r , and referee* behind c W i
the consolidation of mattered de by hunger sod exhaustion. Appear
Ona of tha most InterCbtlng owner of a tot in Suburban llomai, In the pound by ram m erclal interV isito rs at Ihe purl today ,* w clo ed dour*. Nu ammuncavnanl
partment!, *nd tb# «it*n *lon of ing at the homo of J. S. Master- features of the pant la lb* empty t subdivision near th# county tin* dependence or political bonds I n nut only * vast r lt lr e d field which " » i m *u*. T h ir e w as n> protaat, '- « ]
dia ha< seen an all-around Im w ill soon be tra c e rs# ! by wide
(
Pullman aeryk# to tb* north and son. <14, at th* outskirts o f l^avan- can conveyor, ona uf the nswett west of GolJanrod.
only in f-rm a l discusalon o f Cul* i f e
Th* largest amount fur which a provement in commodity price, cinder and clay runw ays in f o u r 1
w rit. Sanford's geographical lo worth, ha handed over Ms rifle, type* of machine devised by th*
ben,o n ', point that Lent and Jnsince
(irat
H
rilaln
suspended
tha
cation stood it In good stead dur seeking to trad* It 'for food, its Continental Can l ‘o., at its Jack ■ingt* tax receipt was written. Is
directions, but a tra n sf irmed arch coSy were approaching by r u it Mda
-3
standard
India
Is
not
a
silver
ing that tlm* and since, for, lo- was detained by Masterson and sonville plant, and esid to be that 15.339 53. |t Is held by tho Florid*
w hich w ill ,e rv e a , field office, trum p whan possible t»ni advised
'!
country technically, hut silve r It
roted halfway betwoon Tampa and Itoy Daugherty until th* arrival of concern's pride. This can convey Power and Light Company.
w atch m an ', q u a rte r,, emergency n f one. Instead of bidding'' a n '
Th* largest payment of taxes In her chief source „ f wealth. Great hum# for v l alt trig pilot*, and ob
or enters the ran storage room an
JachaontllU on tb# mainline Into officers.
in the " o ffic ia l" system .
, . x' .'S;K j?
B rita in 's departure from gold die.
Florida, it was th# lai«#I location
servatio n platfo rm commanding a
Tha outburst o f feeling began In tha mananlne Door picks up rani November w s , made by Chase snd
Pink elephants and uuttld# ad .
.'ouraged
im
ports
of
oldg
nations
at
th#
rite
of
10,000
per
hour.
andtCo.;
th#
next
largest
by
th*
Flori
for repair shop#, dltUlonal offices, th* hollar house Sunday night at 9
c le a r xi#w n f the fie lj.
vice came a t th* »rcond w # # k,q f.f
— ■c — d* Power and Light Co.; closely to India and stim ulated espo rt*.
carries them •to *s*
th* msin
floor
and tb# lik«.
1
o'clocfc^and extended to the roll
Th e field is fa r fro m com E ly Culbartaon'a and Sidn#y BL,*j
where they ar# washed and at#rl- followed bv th* Osceola Cypress
Japan#.-* Im p o rt, are more cost p le te ), for wide drainage ditches
llow thee# impTOYsiaents almaat block where dangerous prisoner*
L e n t ', pasteboard fig h t to decid*'l|*#d at a <40 degree Fahrenheit Co.; the bluuntsin Ice Co.; end ly and Japane-e m ills ar, finding
ate to lie constructed, nearby the moat effective co ntract b r
Immediately
doublod tr#f#tagl# are quartered.
tempersft>r*. thus eliminating sny th#.Southern Bell Telephone Com It more d lfflm lt to rompete with
telephone pule* and
w ir e ,
re oystem got under tra y in tb * i
ahlpmanta Is ladiedtwd bg the fact
Th# eanvkts
varied curs#*, posalMIlty Of bacteris. x
pany.
Indian m ill*. Jap an Is nut buying moved to another location, and
that In 1901 only |B cars of celery shouts and jeer* by singing of
bvrt.xon apartm ent.
.'A la
Under full operation which may
In addition to the above there much Indian rutlon hecau’ e the
twu ur
I'n e#
private
han g ar,
ware s#nt North, la 1MB, M car*; “ Every day will be Sunday by* and be expected late In January, <K),000 W#r* issued in November, stats
r i , i i r Jacoby, U n * ’a 'p *rirte r,'» fv .l
Am erican brand It cheaper Com
in 1»0C, ltd carat i » >M6. H i by#." "W # won't h# home until large six* tins of grapefruit seg and county occupational
license m ercial opinion favors bringing built T h e e * r . among the mure five.1 w ith a pocket stuffed full g
can,, and In - IBM, 844 can. and morning," and tossing chunk* of ments can be canned each day.
receipts totaling 240, from which Am erican silv e r producer* in touch im p o tlan t Merita which w ill ysier friendly tip , that cam * t y
lie attended to. Upon -eorfrpTction ■III telegraph. Am ong them _ _
by leaps and bo uadi until In l»10, c?ol over tho gatn.'Thf bolter room
Ninety per rent of the machin >1,379 was culie.-ted. During No
1047 earn at cslarg ^ slew#
U f) cssrwt was rflleeed and sent to Iso- ery used In th* plant wa* con vember ef last year only 75 re w ith the Hrltlah w ith a view to of the ru n w a y*, the entire field telling him not tu let th* " E u lb ta t- .1* n
controlling production and sales w ill he planted in g la s s , which,
Sanford and SoavTnolCCawalylatlo*.
structed by the Houtheastern Man ceipts hid been Issued.
son farviug system w o rry y o n ." ,
for ^lji» purpq«f of Im proving the together w ith shrubbery near the
ufacturing
Co.,
of
Orlando.
It
was
By 1910 Sanford as a railway
ns i tax** collected during NoBarit
M r,. Josephine Culbertson wni
Th# Jeering and Ashing contin
p rk e .
\
(titran e e , and fu rth e r
Im prove Into l.a t ll* flanked hy ■ roglj *
iber , amounted to I4JM1J87.
renter was well #staUuh#d, aac ued yesterday morning, but was Inatallad kg tecal labor, a n j local
China
1*
not
plsaied
that
nu-i#
ment*
there,
w
ill
make
It
on*
uf
labor
io
used
throughout,
nml
will
of good luck tokens, all cent b y (
la figure is composed
of
a p#w pa»i#t>g#r depot and dl*i confined, prison officials said, t j
b* during th# season. •
ants collected from delinquent co u n trie, are abandoning the gold the county’ * beauty spot i.
n ilr e n . T h e y were eight W hit#g ™
s Iona I of fit# was needed. In that tbf “ hard-boll “
basis.
Ban
ker*
lirlle
v
*
that
such
Tha
150
employ*#*
have
been
In hi* abort acceptance talk one pink elephants, seven rah bits*
personal property t a i n eolls.-led
ykir, lb# pnadtit depot wag opened
Was suspended wnrklng on a single 1 0 hopl shift.
th * first me
as executions, sn,j Seaboard Air action w ill not help C h in a ', de this m orning, H r , Speer briefly fvet, one to U placed ir c r a t ly in l
to th# public wl tv .gala |t*#r«UM
yvMarsiay. UbaJ
it** being led Dhrlng January two eight hour L i n # railway tax#*
collected preciated stiver uf her Industry. thanked th# numerous Interests hrr hiidiand'a pocket, three chicken '
attended bv offU laU from th#
In their crlls. shifts, with 250 psnoni on each through th# Comptroller's office,
caffs* and *
I liln n 's silv e r stu c k , ir e tn Id In- which lent # hand in th# tp r*d y wishbone*, tim e fo ur-leaf d o r
#n|lr« poutV
_____
n*leU
wars
U ls r , th *..
shift, will t# added, while during ~ A discount of thro# per cent I* •ufftctenl lo finance Ihe stead ily preparation of the field. 17)1* one Very large wishbone, (proJ4„
If off# ImprOYamants were added tsksu to till
hall under hravy th# height of th# season, three allowed for payment In D*c»mb«r; Increasing cam rrerc*, and i f ad- afternoon ha elalm rated on hla
" pelican) and (wo Itorseaboas,
during th# a«xt 18 yean. Including gusrd. Oihctw were fed In their
7 1-2 hour shift* with 250 persons two per rent In January; on# p«r dltlcmal naliona dc««rt gold It k< ta lk hy enum erating (he names
the 32-acr# car shop at Rand's Sid n il* .
rant In FWhrunry, and qon# In feared that th# allve r outflow to u f r i c h parson who had assist- credited Voile A^ W i'.Uaan.
an onclg shift will bo th* rul*.
ing, west of-Sanford la W i l l tha
fico rg r Deetcb. m em ber* o f ,
-------------- r *
Th* canning'bfTruit product* f* ■arch.' Th# tax book* close Apr. t. them w ill resu lt In stringency.
Early Iasi night prison authori
development o f Rand’s Siding from
Mr. Jlnkln* stated that practi
ties said qolst had been restored no new thing I t th* Eckerson in
Scandinavian countries want off
M r. Speer U p a rticu la rly g rate-1 A viatio n Commltta# appolntn-i
• J by
a three track, 40 car length load
and that tha augmontsd guard had terests for they com# to Florida cally every taxpayer expressed de th , gold standard c h ie fly U-rause fu l,
on behalf of tha c ity and <Ih * c ity , with having rvmd..rnd
ing station, iaio tb# pr«##at 12
with an anvla'xl# record of 33 year* light aver the mlllag# having b«*n nf rln,t< ro m in trrla l connections co unty, to E . J , G oeringer, Ban- valoah!* a v i , tanca.
been reduced.’
tricks, 100 car Ungth yard, on# #f
B ites declined tj.comment un a ■tending. The Eckerson Interests, reduced, and that In all hla years w ith E n g la n t, which made it ford a v ia to r to whuiu lie credit*
th# fln#fft Its tb f South; and th* 1 *originating In Jersey City, proud #§ tag collector he hm<t nevwr ob- nrcearary that th eir currencies the en tire Idea nf locating an a ir
BT.
A U G U S T IN E — Attala 1* ,V#
piacement o f tiny 40 and M poand Story printed today by th# Leaven ly claim that whit* th#y were In ■erved pkrsonx is Intsrsvtej
In follow the pound sterling, l e t po rt hero, *‘ 5lr. Ooeringor firs t Beauty Parlor form ally op in ed .ta’ -..
worth
Tineas
la
which
it
said
It
had
rails with 19*1 P#und rails on a
£
properties
as
th*y
aro
this
operation in that city In th* man
they take heavy loa'es.
#v
brought th* m atter tu m y glten- I ynn building, SL Georg*
heavy slag barlsStad r#*db#d, auto- learned from . “ sourer* unques
ufacture o f margarln# ami may
Holland and Belgium cling to litm ” , M r. S p te r »aid, “ and ft was hy Mrs. Ailelo C. W ilUama.
, ;
hoary slag halasted roadbeds, tioned" chat Ike escape plot had onnaise, their products aarved onetha gold standard, despite diffl- fro m his plan* that t s flew n r
automatic signal Bgkts ovsr been hatched IkCt summer.
tenth of the population of th*
c u ltB a owing tu cnndilion- in th* en tire area and fin a lly select
Tb# n#w*pai>#r aald a dlschargrd
tntlr# 11m , Insuring safety and
United Staten daily, hauled from
G reat B rita in . Spam Ih a u ra lk a lly ed the present site. I cuntider h lr
guard,
wljo
h
id
#iprta**d
biu*r■peed.
their huge plants by truck*. They
I* on a fid u c ia ry silve r standard, assistance in this m atter a* i f
neas toward arlaon officials, was
Th# treraendio* veins*# af celery
•Iso . maintained nine branches
t u t actu ally It* credit situation It high in ip a rtan r# ".
suapactod of twlag In th* plot to
throuthout tha nation, serving anand vegetable# skipped frem San
• Im lla r tu that uf England.
llo thanked John Moisch and
smuggle acaw sod ammunition to
other huge section of th* United
ford during the past 10 year* re
N either A u s t r i a , H u ng ary, tH. Board o f County Com m ission
prisoners!
,
Htstev, Swift and Co., aro niw the
sulted In Usi, foQM hog railroad
M E R Y, Ala., Dec. 18. C teehotlovakla nor tha B alkan e r , for the splendid assistant#
owners of th* former Eckerson
Improvements,
all
af
wgkh fourth day after shipment.
countrie* h a v* o ffic ia lly indi rendered by sending County E n
AiF*)—Oovemur Miller yesterg
brought thoassada o f dollars into
th # Coast Line Progressive Club plants.
cated any po ,'tid e departure from g in eer Tony FM chfurd and hla
assured
organisation.,
proteat,
To W. It. Tunnleliff#, prominent
this section, and mad* Sanford the la a aortal club iff Sanford which
crew to th* t it * , lo s u rre y , c le a r,
th# lashing of James C. Kirby, th* gold standard.
finest divisional railroad cantar la rival# taytking q| It* kind la l|ils Florid* bank rt«#lver and San
Rum ania ba-et Its exp o rts on and otherwise prepare the field.
lia r county fin vlct, Just befor#
Sjuth; enlarged yarding fe- ■cctlja, C imposed o f every gfftl- ford revident, la due most of th*
hla rsleaa# from Atmore prison th# French fra n r. B u lg aria ha* “ Th# Com niiasioner*, M r. Fitch tlea; s ret tlon o f th* car shop to
_ j | l b rrodlt for bringing this plant to fa n s, that an official investiga t<#n pinched, but ha* avoided a fo rd . ami a ll hie assistan t* nro
Banf irU- Hr. Tunnleliffe, who prior
equipment; cmaorotaodata roiling
roll
curren cy
Jug o slavia
and deserving of ■ great m cattJrc c f
to hb making Florida Ma home tion wag under way,
W ltlM D l
dfI m jr * men, all af ttonal tail# by rail, ilvTcf i S g t
C m h o v ln v a k la both hav* had th* ap p reciatio n," ha ra id .
Th*
governor
announced
th*
waaaa make S
Sanford Ikebr horn#; and business U*d#r*. tnuslcat *n- wax for 111 year* plant manager
advantage of French
support,
H a raised tha w iidtim a h a w n V f
the Eekaroon*, w ed hi* test convict department had been In w h it* A lbanian money la regarded
tho erection of on* of th* thro* terulnmeats, and darning, with W
th * local Comm ittee on Unemploystructed
to
make
an
Investigation
tatasdSSwdta'ijWj |
larg#*l Icing plants la th* United attendances at sincl# affair* run- effo rt* In inducing Mr. Eckarson
as being " a s sound as th * lir a ," nH nt R elief fo r suggesting th at n
wamBmpyooromfiav.
to establish * plant In this city, ahd report to the chief executive fu r It hp , an Ita lia n foundation.
States, Inridaatally, tha J a rite t in aiag a* high aa BOO ngraon*.
p
a
rt
of
th#
proceed*
raised
at
a
efforts which w#f* liU ft»lflftl by lit parson th# circumstances.
itial k in g point la lb * aatloa; th*
G erm any s t ill is on tha gold recent theater benefit perform
- Th# Coaat Line’s Sanford Safety the consistent aid lent by IIarty
Kirby, a disabled World War
dqobW-tracking o f sovaral miles
Council Ip sw# * f tJte ra n t power M. Papwurth, president of th# veteran, Bft*r his release on D# standard by th# grace* of In te r ance be used to omploy men who
hdtwoon Sanfjrd arid Jacksoavtlle;
ful farter* tec good t * th# couaty. Hemtnol* County Chamber o f Com- camber 7 ynlarod th# Atm or* Gen. national b a n te rs, without who** m ight render a a v iia n c * a t th•
nml
UM erection ef a new freight it
•rat Hospital for treatment. Bhy- rediscount rre d it lb# situation ■ Irp-rt. " T h l* labor, com ing when
. [ In 4 reCsnl autrment, an «/fUial
tUn, and numerous -adas#
l i r t n i wlrr stnev kava axaminad might b# dUforanL JO n-gnunke. It. did. aided ua to hasten tha
m*nt ha* limttad tha tranifar uf completion uf th* flaid for th*
that Mr. Tunnleliff# and Mr. Pnp- him declared he wa* “ brutally
marte Into furalgn curroncy and d#dleatlon today", Mr. 8 peer said.
tlrtala, and M anta vlilted
21 worth d#*#rro alltb# *rod!t f i r tk* h tiffid *1*
To hi* co-workers on th# City
’ia d ,
lo 44NU pu|iU # e.txbllthmvnt o f tb# plant h#re,
W h ile . th# official invastlgatjun th# RaIchstauk maintain* a ra
tio of 4.10 marks to th* dollar) Commlnion, Mr, Spror ox p re te i
Itftchorv Of4 ^Lilton In BorainoU M r. Kaktrnon 1* parlknlarily ap- wa* under way, James C. Con
dcsplt# f ’ uctualton* in Now York. hla heartfelt
oppreciatlon
for
W
* i .
County, ta tttw th#m o f th# necearrcLaliva o f tk# ktttdnoa* shown ner « f Huntsville, s lit * command
The Italian Urn stands ifaion - th tir confidence and Intaroat in
w hite #mpJjy*#s
er
#J
th#
Am
atksn
Legion,
an*tiy for nardw meoxurea a t a))
Fapworth since negotlu
ably firm , desplt* assault* follow tha project, Indicated h y appro
Dm#*. • ,;>.t M i
r* R rtt opetted. - A thte# ndt>nc#d, that ha would go to A l- ing tho dsclint of tho pound
bations toward this endeavor,
|> a f ----■ Ts. U Domna, ta *ap*iini#nd#nl
arsrvay o f thla atat#." My. nffrn this w*#k to lavaatigate tk# starling.
“T h * . City Comntbtlontra, thor
of th# JaakaonfiiV* DIstrigL Oth#r
t t f f a said, "convinced ui that whipping.
oughly air-ir.Indtd, provod thalr
Kirby
wna
fitted
f
t
i
and
coat*.
e q u a l# kM : S. J L Jon##,
Baafard i f th# togUal packing
nrofroxslv* spirit hy Joining with
B lllllt )
and dtatritering point, and, site* teinJung in all morn than >80
UM roit of our citlsana in seeing
w# have operated hero, I can say in Walker County Circuit Court
that this airport became n ronUty,
that all o « r aaanriatioM with Ban- off a charge o f tr«ipassing and
■ad, speaking as a private -itUford and ft* ritlafnj have aaxnrod whom W waa naakl# ta pay th*
I An aecotnodatlng anal* which i n a id ao| t * a member o f lb#
iff fta t vro mad# no flMtank# f t w lift# was sent ta tb# atata prison
rrnwtad inta ■ milk bottle wa# m - Cfcmmlailon, I heartily sudoris
Imrtfaw tkJ* t i l y ^ i r i .only tmeno.*
n „ . h . . hiblt«d at Tho HaraTd offico thla ibair contribution", ha said.
Ha fttatkn , MH b afid io o f th*
morning by J. L. Yeoman,. Tbn
For th* us* o f nqulpibaiil In
Dtcnaffkor 7 at BiSQ A ,
o f It* pe-JpU."
reptile, Idcntl/lad u a rat srtaJra the form
of
tractor*,
p lo w ,
ted fund* to pay tb#
•r«Ul
1* pros Id tilt of
wan tlx feet tang, and wna f MUM ■coops, sod the lika, Mr. Bos-r
dh# coats and wan
I agent, god T.
Kfa fttkov, T. H.
■k th* Buchanan home In l i l y thanks th* following t R. B. Chap,
it. nftanwna.
', trnvsling anditur.
Mr. W. H.
Court at Sanford and Genera nan, n iffo rd
W alter. M. f t
mate Saaford tk*tg
J. f t - WOJRCTB D IM F F M T K )
Avamtei by » Mrs. S o w n .
Baalth, Boston Sttala, H. 1. Lab- I: Aak for
44 tha bead t i \H
Iderabl#
A ll tk# rap tor had to do wna t< wan, R. J. Reel, John
M n#w kind thalr
indusA i A d HTTON, Dam IB. - put n *topp#r in tha bottlw and
and C#^ American Fruit
t tto
'•n , Inc-, and tha
Wa t D e p a rte w l m - bring th# sn*k# to t,wn. It won
aim
ted uddatn* reports dark brown In entav arid had
and Light Co. ‘ Eft
.h M
Miff (trip##
--------ad a fine aanantn o f
44ft
1
n and In te n t!" Mr.
Tha at
.
which p-rm role, this cu n ty.
0 v p irit whisti m ovnl men to inch
oU* progress in such
short tlm#.
City and I iunly .tffi ials arc
today eitcndlng their . In. >rc ron
gratulstions to City tVmmissloner
V, A. Speer, 111 . mnn hct.ind the
Kiln ill thl. c»-c Mr Speer di
claims any hut a minor shaie ..r
the crejtlt for this new city enter
jutso, but, he is nevertheless Inrarmg himself evtulte.l as among the
lending figures m the m ive In
I lace Sanford mnnng Honda's
must progre -ive rillea.
E
Official Probe Is
Began IntoLashing
Of Disabled “Vet”
t
a
*ar>\
/
t ^
fclfti
tlat Snake Is Found
Coiled In Milk Bottle
M M JfiU
T fB
w.Hi
SAN JUAN
sr*:
N ta * Boy
It
- ^Wtawi"*t. Sr*3*whi* w#
- u.
t:'
tk* tbn i
i t hnt. w l Hm I* H r. 0 p m
*
____ a
•j v 9i
•vrTi#,. :.#
.vt--iv
s'"4El
�Enduring Progress
MONEY T U R N O V E R
S A IN T S A M D 1
: and I ham roamed 6*, UU a ‘
' oach aunoot, prayed
ry glen.
moot the barefoot
M trailing through
'. t h o shallow rill*,
W U d ayt* aglow. Above the
Xkilt’c
drone « hear thair
oongt, and whon
th| marsh grass through
s lonsly fen
Bslnt Wsrbnrgh's goose
tnobg tbs squill*.
Agnas’ lambs ora-capering
tits aky
Otrnsr's orahard of
eh bloom,
tho dimly vaulted for'S M tomb
(QUoo and hlo tain* door go
In contemplating Progress Day in Sanford one
n o p e the Inevitable conclusion that the rcxnarkxble sae*
cess o f this occasion is directly attributable to the splendid
spirit o f good will and co-operation which have persistent
ly characterized it from its very Inception. Chamber q f
Commerce executives, city, county and state officials, m e r
chants, firm er*, railroad men, and every oth er class o f
citizenship heye lald aside personal a ffa irs, forgotten p ri
vate quarrels, and have undertaken w ith w ar time rigor
to put Seminole County over the top.
N ow that Progress Day I* an accomplished fact, the
new boat officially welcomed, the canning factory form ally
opened, and the airport dedicated, w « must determine in
our own minds that we will not atop h ire. W e must go
on and on. W e moat keep pushing the hall w ith this same
spirit of “ A ll for one and one for a ll" until one new In
dustry becomes s dozen new industries, until one new boat
is op entire fleet o f boats, until our airport is the center
o f converging airways fp.m all over' the world. W e have
made a most auspicious start. It now remains to keep g o
ing.
For several years immediately follow ing our ill con
ceived boom, Sanford kept going down. People left town.
Business receipts constantly declined. Business houses
closed their doors. Everyone wondered when we would hit
bottom. Unfortunately, perhaps, the process o f hitting bot
tom is not a noticeable shock such as one m igh t receive In
accidentally.dropping dawn an elevator shaft. In economics
one knows that the bottom h a s‘ been hit. only when he
realizes that he is again on the upgrade.
Sanford Is now definitely coming back. For slightly
more than a year there has been a gradual im provtoient,
to gradual in fact thnt one scarcely sensed it, in our gen
eral businesa conditions, and particularly in the minds of
our people. Pessimism has Imen abandoned fo r optimism. A
feeling o f despair haa given way to encouragement. Dis
trust is gradually being overcome by confidence, which,
in the final analysis, is the key to all prosperity. W ith this
revivified confidence in our city and our people, has come
renewed business activity.
Sanford may be said
.eaiti to have betn the first to have
taken the plunge Into thi.i depression and certainly it had
Its hard times, ns hard os any o f them, but now it is
showing the whole state the way out. Optimism and co-operatlon did It. Optluiiim and co-operation can make it a
permanent cure.
W
‘ Tk# tnm ow* la tka
kot w ill h* incvrOMd tS .tk*
af okoat **£ 00.000.000 *n
marks*
id In then* W tb*
be .as. It b oat M t t * 4 la
4a? t i n ha that tha
la prospect win react eery
'Ih e Treasury faew agy r*- vo, ably aa Um Trewaary's
c*tvaa payer rat o f I t k M k i W
lUm tiag. v - .
‘ .
o f p r * biurt, redooam USOS^OS,Um T oe-d ty Ik* T m erer j ' * pa
i f matufinir l i t i i ' n c ^ K f i th on wiTI b* abaat aa fiBaw *: O f
In *** n*(imatrri at nboat fS&S^MS,- tb* 1 1 .5oo.oos.oao at
and p*>» out lnt*r*«t la tho *P-roiu aatety $TC«.SO«.000 oitl ka
oat of t35.000.000. A i * t o ex kaagei fbr amtarin g rertiTVs a lt o f lh* Treasury’s opw U oow It ra’ e v Tber* h toft
b *<P*;tr I that tha avooo. mar Cu 1 ,0 0 0 a f rash whkh Um Tnoamry
ket w ill f*r two or throa any* ha n « n find ta meet ■mtmritiea. F ait
(tutted with fundi.
of ihh rash it win ahtola freaa I U
Preliminary estimate* ars tkat re d yts. |t la, a f i > a ■i. la* marl
tha Trentury. hi to rry ia r out It* t j *»pset that the amtlre t S A H k
W ttm »U* i * i date operation*. «u k lO l * f taxes wdl b* availabla am
k m to Iwito * opnnrd o f (SMt- lh - first dag a f tha tax peeiaA
000,000 (mm lh* Fodernl Reoarr* b-j, it b estimated that freaa 1150k
System for s few days. W hile It i- vOOu t., tXOOkOOOkJMW will h* as
Is pcMMtbl* ikst s a t participation av u M b . T h a, tb* Trmtsary'a ia ia tkl* overdraft may ha w l f la t* .lint* cask requirement b rut!
member hank* the likelihood
b dowm from S100JM.OOS ta ktSS.-!
that a (*n<iil*rahto part o f It w ill rv-xooo. Ta k» added ta this req jtm s r e t, b*werer, b tb* 135,be n t r n M - j lh* Fetorsl
lhaiebp pitting bank* in fnwds far ooa.000 af la to m t pajabls. TV*
a ilay nr l* o to that tmtof *
(S*p Bred, there rare, rises
Is
to tb* tyitem rsa be reduced k t o -o roes bere - bet s e e * 1300,(00X00
I f B U OOltMO. It b m i d t b
pararily.
Tk * pr**rnt borrowing by lh* totter irnauate which the Trem*Trm -ury probably *111 b* tk* Last ■irg prebaNj will Knew to W rrew
taa ib.tr npeiatirm it nlU under- f- um tb* Fedrrel Reserve far a
ink* i* r «r r It Ka* tn ***k faad f day or tw * by roesat * f t.m p * r »tj ’
tertifWatsw. reaewabbt ’
for tb*. linanelng o f the h n w - I-am daj
•truvlxwi Finanr* Corporation, a* every t a r until the drbl U ex
propo-r-l br P in M rn t Hooter last tinguished.
Vet remit • * f lb* amuoet » t the
week. In or’ler to prnridn Utii
cro *rn *itk the nreenary fund, iftiltol overdraft. W »«*ver. a n t t e
tb* Treasury p.-esumahly will kav* , .n.1.tinned -a veeetal tsayinOvela Mv-rra<* it* offering*, both ia abtoe net si sreptihto of emerste
lb* ntekly >»lr» of dbroaat bill, p-r.hrttom Far instance, net all - f
■*>.1 the quarter dale ftitnarlng; but th<- miturtn* tertifVBtee ■111 >■»
tint*r th»
tk* ttrrnnitnKlk>n
R rro n tirw lt,*! Flnanre
15:
turned ia fee
!■■*••“ * * 'Ik*
[uvretiun -orrow ing alii l » n * - l i f t da* a f tit* tax 4>t*i u J 111*
not > permanent liability for w ill h i t * * **m*what lb* Trees
Tteavory Hut lb* nsxBavptton « tj *s demnweb for tn*b. • » ■ ill
rmpoiary indebtedness, print* all of the Lvtr-est c « p « ' 1* pre■ r t t i i t v r n u find lk « hood »> J tri promptly.
N d iya U i utU m s f * ha
or dry— Miami Harald.
' an aunt!#.
‘ Now York thoy em llJlm m y
tpr tkolr mayor, but It itrika*
Fa n o r* o f mn amboioador.
thing tha unamploytd eon
iWul for. thoro b a 't much
p f tho Ineoma tax reaching
Jiparwi* gorvarnmont ha*
tod tha gold oUndord, but
pi# a n stilt known aa tho
M A N IF A C T t ItK RS KO rtXtO
The Burden Of Taxation
A constant source o f irritntlon in any government i\
111 X poor football ptsyar that#
iV» -*H> bais't w ad* sOtoebady'*
C H O O SE
INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES
lb* cloistered garth taxation. W ere it possible fo r a government to operate w ith
road*'U »d to Sanford today,
‘kkep them running In tht*
l.A L Y M
out the necessity o f collecting taxes, it would ever have the
undivided support o f its jtcopls no m atter how despntk,
corrupt, or Ineffectual it might be. Taxation Is the imne of
contention in every regime, the root o f every revolution.
A s If taxes in themselves were not sufficiently irritating
it becomes Increasingly annoying to he compelled to pay
higher taxes throughout a depression .than during periods
o f prosperity. Experience shows that w e hulld roads, ca
nals ami public buildings, when times Are good, thus further
Incrcsslng 'prosperity; and |>ay fo r them later when the
workmen have been laid o ff and money la tight.
The public has observed with consummate dissatisfac
tion that I’ rcsldtnt Hoover has ret nnvnrn tied an iucrease in
i a S m l la x e g and Secretary Mellon has presented a plan.
Both the recommendation and the plan are highly diatoalaful to the public. As If the nverago citizen did not
have enough to worry about, what, with divide.ids beta;
paaaed, salaries and wages cut, and business failing o ff, the
government comes along and demands u bigger slice than
ever.
Yet the budget must bo balanced, we hear. There was
a deficit o f nearly a billion dollars last year. The deficit
fo r 'th e current fiscal year will bo more than two billions.
N e xt year It will approach 11,500,000,000. Thus fa r the g o v
ernment haa avoided Increased taxes and managed to i » y
oxpensea b y borrowing. Obviously .borrowing cannot.go on
forever. Consequently taxis must be increased.
President Hoover’s plan, however onerous it may seem.
does not contemplate the meeting o f the entire deficit
through Increased taxation. His new taxes would raise
only sn additional $1,500,000,000 against the two-year
Burin*** opportunities la t l M ' t i d i n t 'd in a resent t t m j n u l
erery fWU of endears* a v a il n>*n| I p Ik* Button New v km- raw » » »
of lalliatis* and exprtirar* In t il, (-rials la tu fflcb M nbuubrca t*
parts of i t * South. E,penally a r t' v.yp ly a grewi ( « t < | »< neeJr,
tbrta opportunities t >r thr devel- l^rdu-lrto*. M ilt pto.lerts ptouts.
« promt of small local Industrie*,la . rearoeti**, t u w i t o and poultry
food-process tag liar*.
J inching plants ara ip n ifitH Tk*
Although on* o f lb * principal " “ " T d r .* taped tk * fart tha*
food-gr >aing regions of tk* court-, abaal ItT coaatW-* la T erai
try. tk* Sautk kas been notably dr- * w r b raw material. a*d -a rt.*-,
tie lent in supplylnt itself v ith i f’t eelnMtohmeiK a f a l * » li»l of
fintaked f o d produrlv It spmtd,, i-dustne-v. Ameog t k '* * ia • » >
at l*a .t a billium dollar* annually. « ' f * l * • » » • 1" ,k» *“ ■ ■ «» *
outside iU svn borders for prod |
by tk - * »r s * r *,-*; 17 fail'
acts 0f tkU kind tkat coukl h*
« • rrsraaawi**, * • «• * * * •
produced morn adrmatageausly in t-eiart**. » rsn iw rW . 3* pavRiy
tip 6 «n ft tU r h i.
I
^
fm tk m *
II
DIRECTORY
•*ow torrrt. Many rtaUmuafUnt. !■» aazta^r * M red* . *
bar* r<rra taking alack a f Ik * a it-» ‘ ertoo, » t o * w t o ta eb o. 4 Irtoh
Halloa mad at* H aling they bar* I -*■•’ . awk 3 aU reftotoe
a tick »h .old t * rftH aad! A b a t**«U M *d arcc* e,-»*r1e*.li*la >uppljr bom* demand a vaU a* f “ * lh r*a g rain a to ra ta rv •* *
la p lacid * e a ts k b M r t d * . T k * bonded wmeetomew. t v a presto**
grea t** derelrprsenl a f U a*ll b e l l hcraw*. Iww h a U b a a l an* tatlm.Kwtitr* in agriraH n rel re g b a a ', r e a d
of tk* South a ill b * tk a Bast tonca-l
O ppaataallto* f a r anto g^ caa a t
m eal ia d lt e r s I f k v D a a t Suwtheewi f Imdeokrie n *— k to ? kMatwa*
a r llc ilg . NotaM* pr « v > ha< t* * a ( m ik to ta A w w alv-rtab mad acaili u l . la U irtr-ify ln f S o a tb rrr
M l k r t * * f * t a t#
*•
nyr tcutlur*; and. rcp w la lty aiara e c c r y M k m a ta tr. Saaall k c a l
Ik* South ia< kcroia* tk * dumb rU *» * aa»e»yto« W a t t m K mr*
a n a l c o lU a m aaafartoriK g »yftoa| t * i a j astahfehed c v a tiu s a w ly . bat
_
.
•.
.
*
a.
i
T H E rite
SndtM o f w h aU rtr
may
convinced hinfself that a balanced budget is necessary to
I In Congraao, wo still hovo
scant UgUtatura fo r pur- the life o f this country. 11a believes that the reduced In
c l i n e of the government is a temporary emergency which
a f eon portion.
Business an d P ro fe s a o n d
.a . '
Z
M
'~r—
i
1
AWNINGS
ooA
c o m in g
MIAMI UEXALO
should be survived with as little pain aa possible. O r per
haps ho U thinking o f the elections next year.
, A t any rate the policy o f borrowing even a port o f the
money necessary to finance current operations Is a short
ligh ted one, W alter Llppmnn says. I f It does nothing else.
It seta a shoddy fiscal example to the rest o f the world,
it sandMaU* a n w allin g on.
particularly
to Latin American countries which are a ll too
#r tho holiday* to amumneo
y won’t bavo to g ir o
Chiisijns* protont*.
oo
SANFORD. TWENTY YEARS AGO
Orisado ia dostTho apodal oagiaotrlag board
wry frUmpy ottl- roportod odvonab aa tho canal
Unford bv saoUl- acroas Florida, tho coot of which
M rstta Of Pr*g- woo ooUwatod at $14^00*00.00
Tka board nf coglaocra will boar
a
■tatamanU and irfiin n U far tho
Is am nporting pripoaltlon, whkh muat bo aukm roaomttoa* and wUtod wilMs f*>r wovko,. CooUr aaethar reoard graowsae Frank Clark will go bob drtre away tho for* tk* board and inaiat epos tha
r the doprsutow In adoption of tho project and wUhoo
*****
to goi all poocibw data with roforI
aoco to tho uafkrjrsMo coeclsI’ puhUdty whkh alaeooooittd U tho test
TMo weak will bo the rocoH
•artkoalnriy gratify, bmaker of Iho ktteoo drop. Aethe cowpcUlion we cording lo tkipswaU aimedy wad*
tho hotldaya with kto p a fn ts . S r.
and Mr*. T . J, kaliwr. a d with kb
w ife aad lillio A n g b U r . T b t k n .
who bavo . k m horn fm oavoral
**■ .T» j - c r j y y v j m t - 't h
trip 11 tho
4
�P i a h i n i r f ' n n f n Ul |Q
r i n l l l l l g H J I l l r a l IS
Christmas Program
PlnnnpH
Rntwppn
I la llllc u
D t l IT C e l l
I'ndrr tha direction of Mr*.
June Turn hull,
th# io llo w ln f
rhrutm aj frogram will h* g i*ro
t.y the kindergarten etas* o f tha
South Sid* Sch>o|.on Thursday
m*>r rung a l 9:00 o'clock in tha'
*eh«.I auditorium:
I. Song. "M arry Christmas,”
c ;* m .
£ Trajrer. ('!*>«.
‘I Wclcuuir. Hugh W M tb tl, J r .j
I - A Merry t'hrUlmam" Audrey
llarh.
.V Song, "A w ay in j Manger,"
Clau.
»
a "la Bethlehem." Mary May
M r. Ciena Lia g i* and ton, atm p i t y Schultz.
CWrm, J r , plan to leara Thursday
7 "What Can I l i i r t H im ?"
ler « airo. IIU to spend aheUt three Mnrtaret Itann.r,
» i * l i with the foiaarr1* parent*.
v “ Wny IK. hells ut Chriatma,
Mr. and Mrs. W. O . DewtxeL
Fling?" I'a tn .i* II simniondL
j* **ln Santa
U n d ,"
Kythm,
l>r and Ur,. Caul W. Ellim nl Kami,
l % Land., at# •pending today with
10 "A Q u rrr Little Man,” ShirMa atvd M a J . C , M iu k c l l, a
k-jr Camer *n
tkir hoar in Mayfair. Ur. Eilu
II "A WUh." Judy Rhode*,
T h u m g h ^’ I t y r o m m iiilo n r r
*«*! trialed at tl r arrdiing of Ur
l i . "Ilemg
M arj
Ann y A S p rc r, head of tha aviatio n
and lirx . At itchrl I IS yein» ago tu- Whs Ichel.
('lifim iittw , M r. W ig h t o f farad to
uai.
I I . “ V U ( t « r to Sa n ta C l iu * ,’ lan<j tha i ll v $S.OOO at rig h t par
F r in s .l. keia tJ
M rs. C harles
Tot.ng- * f T ifto o . Usu fo rm erly
Miss U a o Th ayer o ( th is c ity , w ill
r e r r t t t * learn *sf th * u m U l of her
iw ilh n . M rs. E . B. T h a y e r, nn
F i i J a y at A lb a n y . C a , Fu n eral
•erssce* e * n W-IJ Sunday after
noon a t A m c rC is .. R a
')
A i r r m
f1
ilh*:n,,n’*»*• »uhn °fn«T» «»<* *w**r
equipment eben theyleave the
J„ h , U*nn
li jum laf si hm t
«r«und win -* a t*w »* t™ linn . sup-riiil-ndcm.
Rae. J. a Wtbb
to h* usedIn event a bsnncu.la it
|, jm tor, andM il*
H a rr* rat
honked-and has to be su«r*mt«.l ba|s s „ m|*r School nee*
|lowahln until th* contest U over. < ,* i»ty .
•*
w h ll* it 1* the
n-wrst foim
nf,\t t(,e Sun my niorn.ny aenir#
1”,
‘ w i l l " hl i n, ve , " iJ *l>7
*M A ' ‘ :''‘ * n,,* r’J P 8? ^ *• ,h
a u n if it o w ill
* li.* i| b a n n e r urn* presented id
he fouith annual Miami A l l - 1 prominent p i. e on th- l» ogrem. I t i .
j n0, p, jlnM h,,
tau t Iran A ir H u r t to be
h-1 I Hn<l a. ill lx! feslured in a numbet
, , . o i ,
„
, l
here Jan u ary 7 H. Inclusive.
„ f cu« , c, „ . ,t..„t, and demon.t.aA. . J t .'lo lT
^
An autoiriro — aviation's new lion*.
e«l w in k!.
and a (rntalytar
Oth
t'lnnp w ill he th * two .nntrstant ). will I
TOO L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y vjgj
The flying fishermen will tioll for a
I.ARC
E BEDROOM for Tint. d o M
from « height of 25 fart
oyer m*nt
in. Uarage space. 110
!.*ur*t
lliMk)n«! [k y,
on a
A ve. Phone 75.
L*1 ripp**l with ta rk l# and lin e * , *‘,n*
th»* wind mill"’ plane and ihr ci* rrr* t,
v t *h«pfd lalotm will take i»ff at ^n*tlie* ‘ ^inr time, nrv* will prvittahly
Lake Monroe HasNew
I*ronf Of Progress
1
1
Mr*. Hal lie R. RumcU
Spiritualist Medluaa o f Th*
I'nigreaaite SpirltuAlist Church,
>7 K. Concord A t # , Orlanda,
F la. I'hone *511,
L A D IE S ’ EXCHANCsE
K a y Ku x, J r
an t in te ra ct fo r f i r v y e a n , "upon
II . “T ir in g lUrd,** Hilly Krmt- r audit
,
io n* arhi.^h oouM ha o k ry a d 1
»y
a ilo rtia y ,** fo r tha r o n it n ir * 1
sSin^, “ If You're Giwd, lio n *f a h a n g iir a n il o th er a v ia
rla*«.
tion purpywaa.
For
c h iW lm a s R lfla See O ut
Handwork
t\ a irfield Product, Sold H ef*
til llemetltrlilng 10* Yd.
M “ What Would Santa Think?
liftm an Ilrunilrjr.
17 "Santak
!■Iipht,** Martha
Willi*.
1A. ''S in !*'* U lt if Frkm l,” Ct»u
trie Wi t 'nil;
IV. **lVr apa." >hirley Smith.
*Jtl
Song. 'San ta (< m ik »
J
b*H*
U u a tw th
l^-fftwr
a*
Frlatsda, plan Us «lt o f the St. hundred# luukrtl on, repirsent* ait
s Blear U m Company. (Jov- Inttalmanl of $7j.OsMJ, and I* the
■ Carltan and th* p o rt, saw it lart word In craft o f It* type. Il
esi to th* fla g pul* and heaid >* yoarred with twin-ltei .el .si
T reobee accept the pennint gin a uf lHO-horse power each. Il
i taken ad lamg friendship and is equipped t-rougheut with rln ■
l e a m k n r * *X esir mutual trw r'ly .rven auxiliary engines,
llta. W * a h r i r i l ) hope'lh it II iraludiag a cargo pump rapahle it
b ria g oar campway and th* handling (We car loads of lii|.id
a m ity d — * r togethe r "
fr .i.h t as tonnage In k e r huge
i* story o f thr rile of
tne iloubU-Uillom.
John* Kitrar Lin* (V *p a ii>
i: ni.|i** fealure* o f
her cm
• sasnC c a a m a whwh sUrl - ' .(ruction im-lide a hull and sups-i
HI* twa m otor trucks up* at- Htuctur, whirh l* entirely slrei
letwwaa Saafnrd and O.landi wetdrsL c.uUinlng nu holt or rl.a » B »til « u aow an m gsni. , K .m l . furred n a tiU tlo n
a daknsag U motor vehicle. , . m g e n *r«t*l by
huge turta,
H . baata a . part
*f
. a h a capacity - f W.Uoi.
paamt, l a m l . which f r g- r e lic feet uf cleaa air rre ry min^ T y p if i- d aw erery hand.
|
lir
whirl.
).
circulated
G . W* T l l ' f c w
llntluacd ,n ,h«
of tha La lie Monro* chunk la Tl*
tFi* Sunday ikhol enrollment K
w ill I* on* of th . feature stunt* o f .
he
t
ih
.
.1
■ in
m
1‘ hnne HO-J
INDEI’ ENDENT SERVICE STATION
I W M b i b g h ih * list o f pa
roan am^ orp ** member* already
oar J ld a ad satyrs* a h * a* sater1»». a h u Fas s u ite d his s m l, U rr.
City Attamay F 1rd H \Vitn«n
Wlad ha tbta orgstiiratkm or who
i'lass.
A. C W illia m s at her li ,nie I,-re
ll* J a l|,d if ia d tin* * •♦»*• iln^iun th at hi*
a h k« * ta hocome a larwiber, may
2H. ” Hh I hrplniar Trve,
a
number
t
t
lim
e
,,
mill
he
interrstt» ffu r h a .i prrpi»»*«1 a n jiu b r t « l ■
l awwatmi wte with aa? o f th* hi
■Hofmann
, ta c fo ra la s u ra aulLa *h *»h art»
ml officer, Who will bo g ta j to rd to learn that ha won the annual
27. *■ ^ nil Vow Our Prugram1
* I'v in ah iu tt’d d tri.ii* th*» o ra l «W
crmjn daaa a s 1 trrwe meawtimhip JWahlf H ard w are Golf Tou m *
<h «r.MSon# by l'ta«a.
raeft rerewtly s i the M unicipal
w ^ k i. F if t y fiv e «i it« ig a u u t d«wards: A «i* w Mesabcr*. M ra Wal
Mr , its steam rs
T rv th a r Hm ium t la x pa>t*ra «*f tittii w ill ha
we L Claw*ne, pawwieat; Miss ted? C lo u i s Savannah. (
■argmrat Z ach ary. e»c*-pr#s*<l*nt; Im n g U ' sras owe of llie y.ungeat Bro
s«curvd the huge waiehnua* ad v a rtlfa f in tin* c f ' imn* of T h e ,
Mra td | h A. Smith. w c iW a rj; rosWr>taata.
fartVlir, of the Clyde Interests Sanford lle ia ld for fin * tim e*. f»d
■ r a U. M. r a y s a t h tremsarrr.
mid set about iiy earnest lo take lowing a h irh tha pr»>|'*ity w ill
A le x ,
C. C. MacJtahom direr to*. Miss
the place of Ih* Clyd, steamers l«* fop*«rhwetj upon. The
The lirin name was rhangul to F ra n fh pioi»*tfie< upon «hh*h t*111
Hava Itaan (ialini)iient for jre a i* ;
. M Johns Riser l.ine Cumpany. r *
! a ll! ‘_>r fnracio?M*s| upon in a sepa ,
: dnieas uf truck* were purchased,
ra la an il.
,
plana wrrv .at in motion toward
Th e I'oni'iiliaaianai* aigned two t
the cunslrurtion of a nrw and
w rit* o f nmmUintifi unlering them
I
l*, fre.gr.ier, ami Ihu business 1
About fiS.fWH) t it ih*1 llond i
; • ns all the lima piling dp in (
FiiittiNTtiva
ro n im ilta w .
umasing solum*.
r a m i ill a* in n er V .a ffla r *ef otuivd fha *
The rlinuss uf all th* pla;
mutmiL Uiat Ihuy bu .tg tie l and,
Wade by th* Tr.ahet Brothara was t k money Insm ferr# *!. w ith lh-1
. th* placing into .a r il Co o n CM. I am ni-ni that ‘ih * »u''n*i a * go
! t l, IM I. nf tna fast muter ship broka, th** aonnar w a ll gat a ael
"City of £anluni" which arrierd ilt f iF it t T h i f a |ha only way tVe*l
,| here early tbr nest niormng a lia ; : Pn|m |bus:h ever got a •attla, a I I hojr run and has sin<-* made m*nt."
I 'loaen* o f tripa up and down l l w , ^h* Comm
t ,,w r ' wUslillU nf in
a ad thd* great *U ta. As he
Tbr eeM .l. chrl-Uncd today by pepceadings ,
H IS
T v n a o
A J p Ca
-------Ml t i l t ,
Fla.
Vice, IS.— The
"<«rI •* fi .t le iia l flitting contait
T i m p lan iu taraatad tha C o in
m iM o m a n r« n * iila r a h l> , a lth o u g h
Mlr
and M r, lly r d baliavad
that M r. r.ih o rln g er'* o ffe r w t i tha
l^ lt a i h avau-a th r f 'lt y w ill not ,
I*. D. C ald w ell, arcvtttpanted by
<n lfc La g e ttin g a m o-iarri h a n g a r ' ,
M r. and M rs F ra n k U
W right
w hit'h artniUl j l once plan* th a fie ld
nad M rs. A . fl. Ham ilton, uf Taron tin* l i o f
a e rrd itr * ! f ly in g
boro, N . C , wh« h ate been touring
f
li ii l, fo r a |*arind o f th fa a
K n i * . " C t « » i.
,h . C n ile d S tate s, left th is rnorei* tha fitdd w ould W o pa rated
- 1. *'M o .h jr know a.** H a r r ie t >r *it ■
ir g l.y motor fo r T a rlo r u wFmre
A illio u t an y coat |u th a f 't t y ,
llaaaanl.
M i. C ald w ell w ill j la M ra. Cald
I t k jii auggavtaati of t *om m i*8lo :v ;
Jfif* " C h n u m a . ' Eugenia Ann
' *11 Foe the C h tu lin a * hulid ayv
r r W . A . Iw*ff l r r , it warn d « tiJr« l to
<!a«ntll.
T i r y w ill return here a f . w rfn>,
havt* th a C it y borrow ahout f2,*HHt|
t !
" Saul a
list i t h,**'
n fle r C h r u lm a ,.
ht ii h w hit h in hiitld a
hang ar
Tra*> Vhillip*
21. "M y I|m|*. ' (ifnryi H o tn a r w h ich w ill In? leaded In *« ra p a b ia i
F r ie n d , her* o f Kenneth FKiugiiii-v lu ifiir and fie ld m anagvr.
"Uh Clap tTap Your Hands,
*4 tha fwwwant to C. F. Trssb
f i
fl»h and tWn let lh* aircraft do
the reel.
1 lf iro i)|;li
Ih r
ta rg w
m nj
x n l lr r
,n
* * ,<
CONOR VTl l.ATIONS TO 1‘ ROCiRESSIVE HANFORD
AND HKMINOI.E COUNTY
t
it a m in s
w ri
Physician*
racsaaitd
dairy
food* to young and old hllka.
It la our aim to supply UT.JI
produrta In (hair grealaal d*>
g rr* of Irrahaaas and parity.
SPENCER’S DAIRY, INC.
I’ n ilert your b;ib>’n hnillh hv frrdlnK il our pur*
t\hoIrHoitto milk.
\Vc p rod u ce and s e ll m ilk Ih n t l » etiim l lo th e h#t»l
m ilk
p rod u ced In th e
e n tir e
D n lte d
Staten.
Our bacteria counl in alwu>>* tielow 10,000 , U. S.
S ta n d a rd
fo r
c e r t .fle d
m ilk.
Phone 400
Deo. C. Harden, Mgr.
0(
v i r r m iin ly
,
delivered
in your home
on Christmas
Morning!—this
1932
i
j
I
^
-
9 |
kfODELUwaln
Vly A u to m a tic Vo
o f f r e i g h t eaah
month. iFouttcan hoar sere is* ! »
Ja.ksonvill* Inaurea • promptno's
in handling which ab*ald prove In
ter*, ting 1 1 th* shipper. A * an
• atm feature, all citnaa or topetable* con>igood to northern ritios
by boat, or la tact-n np.kind, of
(n ig h t going north by boat, la
taken directly ta IK* ahlpai.lt at
JachaaavRI*. thus eliminating th*
a m j » f hauling t f (rack hattrasw
tha tW* boat#.
A
1U.OOO.CIOO p o u n d s
T reaW r f
freight m i
i Oh *M tk
LIT T L E DREY
HOUSE
Maitland
Wishes all Fla old palraaa ta
kaew II I* ready ta g lr* th*
Sam* grad aefsic* and food.
II la epta under lb * name
.
Milk, anil eggs conlala trita*
minx n e c *«a ry to roFnat health.
l«kefn>nt.
I
Comnilssiiitie
Williams, rd
for sum* tin'
eurlng right
boultenril along the lakrfrnnt, i>
tn ha aikrd to prepare a list nf
pruperty whi h it wnull *e fall
Tw th* City to ask property own
* f » to giee to the city In rc-h inge
far 111 # release
of bulkhtajlng
H*w* against the prup*rty.
“ h
O * * * Itallnnal Hank suit whl-h
* ■ « P * * * " ” ln . Ro,rld* 1court1*’
Knu’ ‘
.
" * * • *
'° ’k
,r ™ Tl*'^
. * ! « • <^ -»'■ >“
/Jc, * '
I V u ^ a f M m Uni.esl Mates.
.
m jv t r s i
3a V ALUABLK ft
t
h
a
t
e
k
. H
SUPER-HETERODYNE
I I O W YOUR FAMILY will rite
4 1 up and cheer when they di»----- cover • brand-new Atwaicr Kent
Radio holding the place of honor
Th* 81. John, River Line Cont
ra ay now own* ‘41 track*, IT
company autamtikllaa. gig boat*,
has another boat under ronitructina, and esaploya Fwtween 2tS
M ODEL It
( U M N la w * tad.
Ita stockholdara art 0 . f . Track,
•r, r . H . TreaW r, J, 1 TreaW r.
Otto Caldwell, J*ha BUs*. U . A.
» K
•< OHaadi. aad C. A . V*Wr, H. U. Lawry, mad C. W.
Clrmaat*. o f J acWaatUI*. A * .
atW * TraaW r hrotW r, Q. W.
T rnher, is aa m aplij n hi tW
Cempart with
Automatic Vel
um* Control
OMa CalshraOL fcafonl agent
117 E. SECOND ST.
under the C hriatm u tree. A Chriat
yc*tl (9
Quality at the hi^heat peak in all
A tw ater K ent h iito ry —and yet
pricea never before so low. An At
water Kent—« real Atwater Kent to
suit everybody's pocketbook—from
$62.80 to $132—all •uper-heterodynes and all complete with tubes.
*
*#J
Your Atwater Kent is h e re in our
floor now. Come in and p i c k i t out.
Don't let another Christmas go b y
without owning it. Small down p a y
ment delivers it. Balance during. \
I93Z
e
�;3HKh8SH53£
?• mmmmmumm
t uni
Depends upon
the next few years.
This county has taken a new step
toward prosperity--Will it continue to
move foreward?
*
*
y
Percent for
VS*I
’■r<«.
’ 1I
F. S. Lamson
Jno. D.Jinkins
Paul Biggers
E. H. Cullum
“Friday” Ross *
Peter Thurston
Alex Vaughan
G. E* McKay
Fred W. Bender
<
JAntes Q. Sharon Jr.
H. J. Lehman
C. M. Hand ♦
j&rifeS G .1Sharon
S. F. Long
S. J. Nix
H. C. buflose
Mike, Wilson
£, tL-Seafrby
B. J. Overstreet
Fred borner
R. W. Ware
St. Clair White Jr.
L. A. Tat6
J. J. Parrish
Alex Johnson
J. F. McClelland
Fred R.Wilson
fcl. Mi PapWorth
W. H. TunnicHffe
Mrs. Fidfeti Morse
Clyde - A. 'fi^rd
%
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D . S A N F O R D0,
, F L O R ID A ,' T T E 9 D A V . D E C E M B E R
SANFORD’S N E W L IN K W ITH THE SEA
BALLERS DEFEAT
CLEANERS TEAM
rna Professional
ttic Head Says
lo More Football”
PAO R
I s ,' l O i l
Win SeasonChampionship By Twelve To 6
Victory Last Night
WIFFY COX WINS
NATIONAL OPEN
IN CLOSE MATCH
|Brooklyn (iolfer Plays
Steady Came To De
feat CeorgeVonKIm
C H E A P M A T R IM O N Y
flB V t N
1
C O N W A Y , lo w s. Dee, IS . — 1
(A IM
Ko r a l i fee, R * v . C . I - I
Thom as h a t m arried K u ril Rohan
and B e rth a tju ndei *on three tim e . |
w ill In the la s t IB days a n ! hauled
tko w dding pdrty mure than SO |
miles in h is car.
F K R K s \ N D !N \
A tla n tic A
Parifii* T e a Co., h u ild i# ; u m <1
i lt*iJ.
I& ? U
4 1 1
XX A*
1
fr-l
&
rem
I Afi.S|
Sr E D W A R D
-A n n o u tircm e n ta
J . N E IL
By E. II. C V I.L l’ M.
\ .\ ruVoVt i s r o . i v
I.K fiA l, N O TH K
P it « * Sparta W rite r.
The Chase Diamond D ali Ir a n i
( A I* l M a in ta in in g * m .-h <1v hut
HAVK Y o r k WATCH
repuirW
(S t V D B K . bee. 15.— (A .P .) crashed through Tuesd ay night
«i!|f 11*1*1 ii 1 r i« i\ i i h i
Hpi "p^tm ular pan*. W iffy Tot. \ u r i i
■uf* w ho 1r a lly know a how. ^
t u
i *v ;» : ib
1 M in t
s i- r n iiv
M ed ia n . the dynamic and won th r K ali season champion.
o f H iim lly ti* tiffM tin l (ie o r e r Von
■Ha n r f i l l : f » r , \ i n i i R t .iT . tlnggji', J v w r lv r , M ig . A r t *
the Sem inal,
e, who answered a uni* «hip hy d rfra tin g
1 r i'i
nr
T it i:
* t ir ii
nr
K im , | ,t** |mjff>I$s "hiiilTnfwx man'*
» I Hit I I I I ,
t c a ll seven year* Kgo for D ry t'le an e ri 12 to fl.
gnl f«*f '• 11111I S yc-iii-rilay In * in
i* h* ** 'I k
t it *f > H P T P your rei*i*tirig powaf
r; \ T 'l.l i,it 1•• 1
E I i a f t e " football tra m ami
thr Hi huh final uf 1hr SlfifKl N r
Johnny Hodgr pitched for the
t .1
wuh ( iiikuTint nr-l>r. w.
.1 .
j'f a m a that ( w * w ith it. I* loser' ami held the Chase team
h play Hjwti hmnpion MM. I 11
T 'Hi Deuifilll. H*nft| Heights, S*
I• I '
M ' hia Vice president's desk H'orele«« for the f ir s t two Innings,
>fiufi*} il Phone AM* M,
"Pi'il l rn m p a ilin e r from the
ynfomhrtnt c o a lra ctin g flrm , I However, in th r th ird , the Chase
'•1.1 .
1— Aulom ohilcis
ho w Mfi the !n*d NNifth nod
“ » dDilhisioned.
team pul over nine tu n s,
which
i **• I.,
• i' I l i e nnd *r .i « a nnuiihei
. jr - e ia t h college football * • ’ su fficient t« w in. How ever, to
M M M Ff. F p a id i "u p e, f a ir rn n d l\in c ri Jill l! v er • up It »u».
make vcertain
e rm in tthat
n s i thev
in e v had
U g lim a baala ag ain , | ' ni ; in»*»ti<n
!!»;«•, Hunk xHan,
" tn ' ’ . o i" j| vr«!t*i lti> w ith >» In *
game m the ol,| bag, they n bled
w it h H ff fa te s, h i*h pre
f •*i -oidt'ian $. * 0d, no trade In,
up
h
i,|
,«ti
fh
r
<
*
•*
•
on
I
li.ill
"
f
the
two
more
in
the
fourth
and
one
ill
’ " ‘
*■
L!
i f I XK Si
U r r *'*
i f k schedule*.
I ’ m witW
Ii* * I
Son**, INvt) I nr M ealert,
p i l' h ps'»i jmned f io iil Sim«hi> V't
Ihe fifth , in firing th eir LH al up
. "ills I !
o f d riv in g boys, whipping
M vith ’ Avenue
r»
»f m in.
to 12.
fre n zies w ith everything
Hi
I* id ih ’ v i ’ t H i» th roalen*‘d
I — Kux|m*HH S f f ' l c r
J w ' c fiNik hurled fur
r'hiiM*,
seeing them cra ck from
,\ l i In i ii* I 4if f he fir^ l lim e ye*
•
rwi
nit
hough
tht*
D
i
y
(ti'm
ic
i*
•I a
iM * b u t exhaustion, near the
P I \ Nt* r i ’ M M ;
lend.i
.
1
In
iw
f
o
t
i
-ex*
lilh
hide
a
I
, ill In i
got M hi l.*, -u -imj! tm ruil fie iiim g m i
o f (he aoaaon. T h a i’s not f ml
M ilt. 4^1 a e lk i; o ir a n t r edg,
iht ini* i i Van KHn hud won hsi* I.
llu* p a il uf ( hAS« w ith men mi
the game. I’ll never W »
f 11n r x r y . phane '.Hi 1 j.,
nl hi* ap pon enl’* lend to
Th e " C it y of Ranfurd'*, l* * t word in rive r f 1 eighter* reeetii’ y riu n p lrle
Iwer* held the D ry C le tn c r t to itj
l> that again, i have no of
\ Min*h- i<i fix** up ngum
t1
totnl of six runs. No lean than Cine Com pany, tht rh m te n in g of which uctupled a log p a il in the le - t n i
in * *
\M ^ s n u n c ; s t o r k
and 1 expect none."
* t til % ton h no l HI O' bed
four doubles were pulled o ff by ' 11■lebralton of “ Progress D ay",
*i iii l - n i, niAirar in i’ *, fiM in ta ia
M on I In th irty f ir i t w ith
XI
»o, attar seven years in the Chase team. In the f irs t in I
PK< IM P T * li* l l v r r i l l
* V an Ftm "* ii,
H kd lifted New Yurk IJnivci- mng, a fte r llis lg t , firs t up f o r ,
|0;
' * i h t or
x i *i *i it %n n v
i «m PI
M*|UiTed
li.n
l
xx*
at
Ion
and
from an unknown to the* na- the D ry ClenncTi
i i \ i »i i i i » m u it i K i m i x
had
slitg1vd,|
■<ii* '* Siin d a v to tin n Ot
*1* " •
•
« -» X » H XI
'■ III
ll I II | i | \ t ;
III O i k S
I r i Ig n tl.m
1 football power, that is thr Hi i l l hit to l.a k r on le ft sh o rt,'
* D x n»*
i m.
a i %ri;
4i»
i
.*%!"
|x*i
\
**n
KHn
had
I
V
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loo o f thr n tc h who came who ia r rd to serond, forcing J
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h *i nnpi " x m i it r pil fa r the iauti*l
ii
M ini Ii* ( tun n le T o , J
K* T i f *
. fl tf i II*
from Syracuse with a bril- Hodge, and threw to Morgan nt
r ,s *
l i n n y ia iim rio<**1inl the fun wav 4 M 'X It t l T
•\ tll.ru* r . | ‘i**p ,*»«f ami Tim
p layin g and coaching record i f i r s t in time to get I l r l l t . T h e k j A t l l V r Y y L t s J k j L t V t l j L ' L i
’ tul i
nod xx it*u
e n fl** I y
*ui roundetl
In
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r Instructio n s to build m ighty i w r y sums j lay was duplicated in
t i n A IM
1 )1 /1 A D A IT T I
’» A — I'n u llry
•koiin* K f j T i n , h diitj/ the flip - from
and today la president of ‘ he fifth . In the seventh, a fte r | H K l J i l l K i l l I j K l l l j l
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f I i 'l i i i 'V H AT' HKD guarantud
’ F n o tla lJ Cysehea Aaaociation. Thompson had atru-lc o«t, 8 U tl« -|
i‘ * i»li« n* |M mi n i - art* i I i r - I "H ' Moment *d fa oil's po ljM>m**| the
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W midi li f t , J . I it bei Is . mid \\
l*er gut Ufa on an e rio r, stole see-------^
i Sir ks drongu ilal'h ery, A p o /
i r *hr«| (a •f|Hpt i v *M *u*I * *1 Ml K. ail
produced such heroes as A l
<eenritl h a lf *if piny u n til >r**ter
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liithed w ith a football inH aiti V*ai F lm .(Oil f o x had <liftillM*,ti tumi ii |I n 1 m it .'MM ■* t*v
letic Associ ati on H aPibr i-r
re la ,ve i the ball to S p rn rr r at
Tl,.- "•*«•! l.i t»•! 1.r Ml In itsf'•*(! *1 11 I «M( S V l . T , Fin e lot o f IT I, Red
S h u p . A It. W a r i l l . c lv i:
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home plate in lim e to gel Stam
Allows Withdrawal .1 I'. M u ffrll, \\ t I »|cl«'wl i . aiul w l*i Ii li.ii ,i -1 111 i l l itin in
i*i*4i'-. and I heir golf wa» p n e t * 1III ICil In 111 III*" llrlfla*' nf / i. . TJOJ ** t nil nt T h a n ' A To icruve
0. |C«n Htroi
ong, and the late Ed per coming In. In the ninth inning.
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"Flit! *'s- r Uf 1. ,*if
Itiia. S ct|in a ti.
accid ently shot to death. In K n ig h t, firs t up safe on an er
. ge 11, j mm, ..j i u*i nr - fa m ily a f ex pH lilllh o f . Mil t h*t IlilM* *h-i II Mr r I**} *■iPllUfl ID* Ml ill DM 1*. I,i* ■ni xd«l I .aki' Mm u ( oad.
t it i i i I a
Iren.ldi hole V«n E lm nih*r«l
a 1>1X (t-i-l M il. |4M } lirl Yiult itii ih»
k i rcim t T b i'r r , Su nfui tl ( 'oili t n. ii* . t,
BOW LING (IIIEF.N. Ky., Ihe.
____“ * » t v ‘ h0 Violets he turned)
Hof 'In . Hut i iv Co
lo r ; H a rriso n furred K nig ht at
Kill *Imf "f lllfi" intte-i, A 1* , I5»il
— W an ted
Sh ut m n kv r , r lr r k , .1,
vlU ent won '49 games against ll.a second; Thompson hit In la k e who
( .V I M - The Southern ln la c . IV mi-ns A
Hg.. w 11fi f. *i»i ft I*tl putt for a half, afte r
( lig n in ,1 In . s i *
XX ) 1 n r » t
tn x o f f l i Mil
» 1M'Ml hit is
It, K Ms V*it i’M iiiAtim , W 11 llo l imiiin. und K . F, ,MttKfi* i *»\ had left Ihp door i*p**n Hy fail
A thletic
Association I I ,
■tfdngmt ogposltlon, tost 15. tied got H arrison at secon,( and threw rn llrg ia te
ttal •• .0 Mill, t h r i l l ) M* X uf N a v r t i i .
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y al Awi
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tin |»4! I Dll'I R Ml H im lit Mt ‘ f I I if tup t*i dt*»p «■n•» o f tfio Rarrn* U ilifth
out Thompson al f irs t to end the y rs te rila y lost three members hut anti N. 0 . ( i i r n r r ,
o'd h s tte ry . 3 in W . F i r s t S i .
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found thnt the general condition
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I ’rfu m c t
K tm r, f a »laf ll'l Mat U n lh ry ('*> . Ilic u H H T in lia *
B u t t th a a n lv tc tU y ’s
policy game.
*'let k
t ‘it e i i l l
* "m ir t
V V T K I ' Y i.iin g iv liilc
wm uatt
Hihool h'»u*4\ ,J \\ |-'o\. g lu t, i,1 jpi nl', it |ti *- mi m“ of tlu l.lik'-* l hat rh*1 t w et*t x t i n t whh h Von Palm
ehah/Ud a b f i t a year ago. Ju s t u
C re st credit is due every player nf the association was health.' •
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m
I h ii I m i
a nl j
u .ip w * Ii ,i (iht I T h e 1wrnt> -ieein
help
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U*ry ixn il um I mi lion-* »> mi S a n lo id
H**i i.l t
Th ree Alabam a schools—ltirm - T . T i I If i . ((4*m K f .wm »!fi, .A nt I \
f»W d a ta ago, w ith the queati in of on the Chase team fo r the game
**nd n lw w*«nl 1m the I in Angrle**
hi
a
vi
w i ! r : k h,
I.e f f le r . I l l M ag n o lia.
M i. H ofm ann |nmdi.ii««' ik< Minn*'*
> w titg HIrshan's contract taus- they put up last nig h t. E v e ry p la y Ingham Soulhern and H uw aril " f J a m n ii’V
i* i*
p la x e , w ith a par X C o a'a |»ar 4
undercovsi* w a r among er was on hia toes and fig h tin g Birm ingham , and Spring H ill •■(
jr ;
I ’ m i n c l F iv e ,
O v iit lo
1'ti w n i n t f f ' U a* 'M il «-t if Ii I >•*»»r •* nn>', a*i the I w eiity f ai r t h made
the x n f i n : n r
I I— liiMim. Without Hoard
% r i 4l . l i x t i u x
i nit
au th o rities, "the fo r every advanlaga from the tim e Mob Ik- —aithd rew (rom the a.so- H u ll, I,.
Jo rd a n , rl»*rk, S . I. a im| l m- in t’ i|H -riltrd lln* It iH U r * * count a ip in Inw In v o r n irain , hut
r\\ i » n . i i
i x in u m m i x
nr mitiint umni;:m;ihn\in. . <*r\inT. F T K N I S H F I ) laulrouni for tent.
itu d en t paper, made ' pi a v ball' was announced until ria tlo ti, lh a ir resignations t-einc M u n h v . M ax l.f in liu r t , am i ( ’ M i ( t iit it r ll, i , ai ii 14 th*' l* liadt* nano
Son I lm rr* it len t the lend w h en | an
i Tr.x
'
R a hiiw of tlu* n* ir f * l and I iih " ’ I*** -link i lid fiHil eh ip «h«d f**r n
T l) nl I I I Pprk A v r .
the l i s t .out was ms
accepted without dlaeuusion. A ll F a r n r ll .
ih n demand:
i i o n i n x.
tnaikr, m lu d i'iif \V *M m*h'<u-i and luidie I »n the twenty seventh.
N"1lii’
l
taM-lf*
k ■x< it llt.sl Xlt;-!
Dennis was the h v a lY h itte r for era members of the D ili* C o nfer,
.rVVa do n «t want Mr, Meehan
f r i i i n il S ix .
4ii*tu*%«
Tow n,
XI XTTIi: XX Xl.h I l( |MM. M... . „f • S — A p a rtm cn la K or R e n t
• M a ji’ di*/, itM- * a n n d in shu ,< a ’
V n ro *ult of hjN x irto ry ( ‘ox T x x i * M i l t , it,. S., ™J.r»v^ «! t i n t Mt.
ku»e Mr. Mtehan stand* for a Chase, g e llin g three but of four i nee. organised last year w ith its H a ll, \f. (t. K i llif f . tltfrk . A n io ti
• all liin i
a« nri* 11 ■
■ Ir tlf
m Mo
memLeralilp
made
up
of
S.
I.
A.
Mil Hi*
ii ini*
\ 11 i *; * it -*si A T T R A C T IV E four mum tlowntimes
up.
Johnny
Hodge
fo
r
the
i
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i
w
h
ile
Von
E
lm
won
lit y policy of 'big time’ foutM m an . F r a n k P M * , a m i O. II
| jpistlr rffrii'* intoi - F,xidr' 'm i $ I n,*7 | .on M ieiffl, o f AifUll I .ill tiled, ’■ a i l . . i I l f M till t i l III t a f t I* *•
"tuifR mp ii l men t . A p p ly
4tB
F ly n f
•
I
, with all ila cjroltary evit|, re- Dry C le a n rrs also came through A . In stitu tio n s.
•■al tn*" i" ■*I*, tnphi itn.it f *i i * \
I III . hxlt t*r Ii ■ ll'l' -|Imi <*dil llir*'MV'll t'n tf >fex i. a, IM tO w in n e r a f the
M a y India A v e ,
>4 t
Tha withdrswsl of the—, schools
tjllat o f playara, lavish anler* with three h it* oat of four tripe
I ’ n r u n l S e v e n , C h iilii.iln I'liii- iht* I lo f M i» nm i«*ry »
i t " ftrtr-ife
min
,
to
the
plate.
Mllea
a
n
]
Thom
pson,
pan n a m e ril. and Hilly 'H u ik e , o f !*• I tow ' n i ■i « * in (| |M n 11 <
hod h*en expected b g l^ g m o n « f , 1(J , u ■W
A
w „ c rit*r, (*!r f k ,
talmaenta fir prospects, su b sid e*20- -MiHcellnimuiH F u r Hhlv
(o r the Dry I ’ leanqrs each hit rpftlgriatlon plana of o th tr promi jt . tuiw(* h, A o n ti» n a tio n a l **p* p .int ii*
. muim ill » .ii*nt x
athletes, athletic achotaf.
It.
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ry.
np
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lttt/s.
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u
An
en*
for the circuit. Spence*.dvr
Chase, fn tn t IH xfa Confartnc# . mtmbara
*■n M i ii f i I n n r ir t i rp erived ISHOB i i ** I a ll
V
.
Ft lit SALE: flood milk cow, i'll oris
indap physical punishment
\ XX
N V\
Jacol
i ll(it||i* ra
fjiau
iiiily
jy ni
of rm
r ijflit
p t wu* nne«
l illed and I th ird round ln*eM ,
also got twn-hita out o f three g U f i r i m » \a tU irie . . Y h t
1(V |t
n .v
o lh tr
il S ItiiMUe
L 't - lV .
.
freein rt EWhl, H al«ntlU: ...... f i t * * f
haek^/i o
Mi h
timaa' op, « triple and * MhjHo. M ale n fiirtb a fl Vljrnuled th eir In*
A rndhei o f-lh a
f
V
«
lu u fiity ffo iia 4*, T K Mod11, clerk. |l|i4l lit I ■ .It lh< f
H a l La Mia « « K ( 4 4 n ! •* t Mi*
" lll» 1 iMl'l Ml'.I' I (•■►! *51 if j f Sen*' s 1Ml Sen, p f 1»»eflT
Stem per, p ity in g rjg h i field, pulled
M'M
AM
ERICAN
Essie Hijilnne,
trn tio m o f rtm n ln in g aa natm Ui
It
1 M'Ditn
ii( * tit fI I i
•ole purpose o f playing
C K . P a rk e r, I:
Stro n g , and I 11*tim in. xm
tid v irc t n v id x i d 1 N *vk 1 1 ii fo rm e r m il now I open
o f tha brat play In th r f ia lJ . when
t lo r i oiM litioii, I 'l n r
t'UID.OO,
t t In ini tn. . f X Ml ■k
of the parent anaoclatlon.
)
IS,
S
llro
w
ik
I I * 4-rllfl* .tie wit i l l l.c i.
ha went fa r back In the seventh
here to d ay. T he m m ih ie t m mm
11( !•• hnl e r. w ,ii • llm liia te d in the
I \u SiTVice, In. . Sanford■I
*
mi
dlug
i*i
In
w
t
m
i|.a
*l
Ic ste rd a y M cshan
announced Inning to get M r.Lellan’a fly .
D r. J . Vi. P ro tln a of
P reein et N ine, Irirn g w o d . To w n J i i erx v -raped, ai.d nre hi Hexed to i f i : » i rm lpit. He dr«*w ilnwn
*1 0 1
I ’l i.
( i " - i i . i h n j i 'i s i i Mn ti t* i .it), >| n
th^t .ka daalrad "no consideration
nip pi College, wax rt-elected pr**ci H a ll, .1 I ,, I h r . c le r k , T . I*. L - w u . ha yc hfi'N iPup *ii*i'dp f*»r Ninidai llo rT o li S n iilh , M iir o iim H i*r who r t n*rr mhr*v R ( A, 1*1*
B y virtu a of th eir w in last night
XX UtM1* *
ii* X
•tfflel.il
e l e HU I l|l »* iiH ASC K S .* Tangerine*, pielisd
H glvan to tha renewal" of hia
A . A ., Hexpii** L , W , K n t a n iin g r r , and II. J O ver* «*i init « in t lit* xie itn ly , Thu fed* •* ' tu fe il ItM W f iit in sin a d o in o
the Chase team ha* rle n r title tn deflt o f the
'"I
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(he
31li
i.m
<tf
A fn
li. - hi|*. Mi l Hulin’s 112 H, Paris,
contract
ratling fur. an tlH.060 a
t re e l.
1 - in iderti a f t e r w in n in g me*h«l
A I* . 1*11
i ■vernment ha* • ■ n a-iked t *» * • i.*l
the 1931 C ity Cham pionship, h a r V*•» w ritten reqm at that j y r , n»t
J*ah aalary.
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hr
con
videred
for
another
t«im
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l
T
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n
,
I
ak»*
.Mnr\
Sjolt,i u ".'
xv.i* forced tn d iT a u lt hi
ing previously conic through In
‘mvriitlgjitnr>* in t " Hu* d ln trie t.
t
ilt
ANGKS
(I.IM ) per b u s. J . T .
v
»:.
il.A f "
(H herx elected w n i E . ! l . Shuler I onN S to re . t\. K . S jo b ln m , l i n k .
* ' * y n o w ," be declared tu- the spring and aum m er season,
'
' ' * ( ( l illrii|»
K i Mi till * "Ut I
I iT llu u . W ..G e n e v a A v u .
d a y " Ju st what I said yeatertlay. I
•if
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I
ii
rrt
r
r
im
iir\
TunitfhL-. a Icam (m m
N rj« nf—W offoriL -trie* - p rttiiknt l i r i lt VV. -V,
W in , Mtiartnvr, nnd
W A D T r ‘ II V v * U "M ayflmx
Kl*«r»il»
-a pjfrutlg t» “ I n r h o n o r loo highly .Smyrna w ill play h*r«*;
S I I L T I . A N D ponies, S e e Sun
kim im d is t r i r t ; CL B . W r a y , f ie r c e r , vice J. D. Evan*.
H'iJmI. r*t»4 fU *| I
ITstrl, N(»J All
li*
a
xi* \x i i : k h
«h*. tx>»- who played fo r me, the arhpiliilad fo r tig h t o'clock. To- |ir. 'idenl second dwtrVft; M 1
gei i, llo s L B .
I* «•
t'rcrinel
Eleven,'
Altnmoiilo • i rvtl),
frwpda I’ve made, my associate. morrow night a picked Ira n i w ill While, Mlllsap* ’ trice preaidrnl S p r in g * : • 'o m m u iiliv It il l. IV . 11
■t'PlfW
1*W Y.
Y o r k University t j Involve ko to DvLand to plsy the St.
l l c l l u r i , c le r k , H K . F u l le r . Jo ey
'htm In any cgrtroversy.
M I e w t-, m ol A E . (T in e .
Johns River All Stars.
' "Y o g know the things I've been
I*re. incl Twelve, Kurrcst I t l v
Uox Score:—
f
Up t s'gklnst, the peitlnera. hark- Dry Cieanei*
I'orking hoUfc, G. W. Iluriii 'l.
* !r
r
h
Knur school, applied for mem
biting. N ow there la to be a change lltxlgc. p.
ilrrk, Jn ■■ McNaughlnn, It. I..
0
3
4
In Jolley. There’s to te no sssUt- Dr lit. If.
4
1
l
customary year's prohalnm Mill*, and All ert kulirirr,
for b s, n i Spring practice. Hteslf, rs.
0
l .luring which they must live up I
Prrrinct K lfhrn. tko*»oln I ion
4
alphas
And jrtt the teaBV Milts. Is.
3
4
'*i.rintion rukt if they are to puny oilier, H o y . | Land, cl"i
j^ T ill mast face Rutgers, lliiDtcr. lb,
0
4
(i Mn ■ri’, I,. J. tMUnn. 4ii*l 1
l
(J
rgriown.
Colgate,
PurUur, Kelly. 3b.
4
J
** 1 They were: Tennessee Paly tech lUlrhif,
0
4
Kordham and C a r a ^ it Knight, 2b.
1 ie liMlitutc. of Cookeville; More.
and ad jo u rn ed lu st n ig h t.
4 , »
Jn that order. To ca rry out Harrison, cf,
‘ 1
The U 'soclation Voted to *t"lV
4
1
1
daVtmphaalting and even things Thompson, e.
3
0 . 0 Ky., and Union of Baibourvillc, from itA U e rrilo ry N o rth C a r din i |
‘ ij'takin g pressure off the boys, Btemper, rf.
Ky . action was temporarily He- • hern it pus no ntemhars and >t
'dripped Hobart from the
13 (v rrc I lm Karman University's interpelcd it ju n lu r college to l.c
a
811
for readmission. Furman of “ an itlu s a li.m a i in alitu tin n • tha'
ah
h
r
August, before there was Chase
Greenville. S. C., resigned twu o ffers two y ra rs but not • stuml3
i
1
Cook,
p,
’ ■Mplclen elsewhere o f frlctlun
or* ago.
0
0
a ril fo ur-year courao and is not
5
York
University, A lin larks, D.
4
1
1
Much discussion hinged abound chartered by Ih . sla te legislature
Akiociatrd Press sport* Wesver, ef.
0 Union's application. Tha executive to grant degrees."
5
1
1carried In the “ Kpoite Cordell, 2h.
2
2 (Uinmlttra twommended It* imSpencer, e,
3
rolynin, a prediction frum
3
2 liirdiaU' admittance hut the •so4
Htineeipher. rs.
TIG ERT GETS I'ltf IM tfTHlN
‘•J*
Yu sources that Meehsn
3 rln I ion votrd tha school mui
4
1
Dennis, 3b,
lust to
Roi return next year, inps0
1 through a year under asaoclatio.1
2
Herndon, If,
G A IN E S V IL L E .
I*«.
IV
l a i n . coaching appropria0 rule* b efo re being admitted.
0
2
Cotter, If,
t A .IM — Dr. John J. T lgvrt. presi
botn cut. atblelk scholar* HrLellsn, rf.
0
1
4
Charges o f infraction o f eligi dent of tha Unlsarrity of Floriila,
reduced from 12 to 4. hD Morgan, lb.
3
.1
1 bility rules were m ale against yesterday was promoted to tho
|»y greatly curtailed. X and
Southern CuPegs, latkeland, Fla., rank of lieutenant colonel in Hie
greatly Increased^ /
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n a o ilM U m i,—Florida,— Uaiveesiler United S tate*-arm y nrv»Tn* ronm.- n r M p ir a r titir if.T iio * * .
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second district was initructed to iler authority of President Hoo
Ptk cruneil dblsgsto
POKTPONKH DEBT
Investigale and report to the as- ver.
Jm that under no cir•os'iation tosiny.
i'could he get the foot- ‘ PARIH, Deo, 'l*. - ( A . P . ) - A
The track and tennis mat's
FO RT M E RC K -Tropical Fruit
pctagrilter without tha r pokesman for Premier Laval said were awarded to Pmsbyterian Cm.
Co. o f West Palm Beach, teased
»f the eiumll.
V ' last night that. In accordant* with
lege, Clinton, 8. C_ lor nest building her* and will shortly in- J — * told Meehan, “the Hocratary Mellon's verbal com- May U, and the baskstball tour
stall complete cltrue fru it packing
will ride 10 or U wiles muntcallon, France will not make nament to Jackson, Miss, for tho plant
•*aml back isrh day on war debt payments dus Iht- United first week o f March. The annusl
•f- These |re the name HU lea today.
meeting was concluded tn ana day
flaalHed meet all ealmoce
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^rilflni 'y ^ P T R f)F Determine Fate Of* Leading Fi rms Of
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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M em ber A jmocUi led Press*
SCORES DIE IN
STORKS WHICH
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Shipping Badly Dam
" aged Aa Galea Whip
Coastal Regions Of
• Africa And Europe
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r . L O N D O N , Dec. 14— ( A
Woman Is Executed
Publicly In Turkey
ISTANBUL, Dee. U — (A.P.)
—Katim* Halm, D m wnmsn in
be axocuted la publte In Turkey,
w u hanged today at Tuipeur
SKe killed another woman dur
ing holy month of Rama •an last
y»or with an axe, took ItOrt.PU
from the woman’s husband who
Incited the murder so he rould
marry again. Despite the bit
Ur cold hundreds of pesrauts
from nearby Tillage* ramped
nut all night to watch the exe
cution at dawn.
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W EATH ER
— S ix ty o r m ore liven w ere 0 P 1 E ] I T A D
loot in g a l *
Which s w e r d L l l / i l U I l
Downpour Drew # —
Section Of Georgia
ATLAN TA. Dec. 14—
A downpour drenched North
Georgia and .Southeastern Ten*
nes*ee today ami -cs. Is red rains
fell in many other -actions o f
I’ tste. Streams that ha,| been
dry all «umm»r reported, their)
banks full today. In the vUlnity
of lialton, (j»
wham hoary
ram* flooded field* and mada
several rural road* Impassable
Some creeks were out of their
bank* ne«r there. Rains fo|.
lowed unseavoably high tem
perature* in many part* of the
TOKYO. |>ec. 14— (A .P .)—The I South.
new Jnpanrve government in its,
first official act suspended the
gold standard yesterday, effective
front midnight last nliht. and re
New Financial Policy
Also Puts Embargo
On Exportation Of
Gold From Country
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . D EC'EM U K r T V , 1931
JAPAN DROfS
GOLD IS ITS
MONEY BASIS
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M M H ER 41
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WIND STORM Stage A l l Set F o r
TAKES TOLL
IN MID-WEST Seminole County’s M
Thret Are Killed And
Scores Are Hurt As
Tornado, Followed
B, Deluxe, strike*
Progress D ay Fete
fj5
Will Permit Delay In
I 1TTI.F H (V K . Afk.. I V r U.
• A I •- « Thrtc il E«i, naarly n
Morr of Injured, anti thousaril*
dollar*
hi .lj»nag# to«U)
•err Ia*(t it. the wake of a tor
ea.t* that whi|ip*d i ' d m S.iutn
lari* Arkan«a« and Norther*
Idiu kIa e i . The ftorn (oliowul -id
heax.tmhly taarni ***ath#t
SPIVEY WARNED
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TOSTOPTALKINfi
Debt Payments Pending
Action By Congressmen
1 n
Program O -f A c t* itk
Will Get UnderWiy,
With Governor’sAr?
rival A t City Limits
Sem inole CouittY P ro fT W S
!';•> ev** liua n rnvi
\i d iind n lth
it final
rtrporta
fn im
tl
■ *■
, Tr*ni*er T»aj- **h»l Inuhni and am
iti.ion nr morn Chnm iter .of
Sclyukal pmty c« inrt met *ithir>
( m nicrev cu n in tilleci w h l^ _ ,
A i«m of almo-l nm-dSurit pr.
a f«*w hour* §ft*»r their. InstallationT
______
p’Mt cnii fu lln a rd (Sr «u>rin an
hnvst fo r wi-ekD itet-n w ork in g y f i
down off the coast of Sardinia yes
tsrday with in eitlwatrd losi of TO
hd.feit to
«fr«tmct'un.
ft‘ vitfi*hly tnwuri! th r auccCM' -J
llvrs. Mora than 100 other persons
.
.Korekiyo Tsksrastn eutvoq.ientlt
•v wr**ping out •*! t he* South
*»f what u n n llcIp u tH pa * '
on the Teseo were rncued with
WAiSHINGTN, Dee. 14— (A .P .) I
• etatement designed t..
wa*|. t hr vwl«tn r Hr«l at nick Wal
ing the liiggea t event
difficulty ly the erulser Trieste -M o re of the prohibition contro- I J"*! " ‘'h ‘ he critical ec ,n,.nm -tt
«!«•. a town iif PM»0 po.Milo, ami
trnl Floritln thin year.
which was ruphad frem Italy.
nation which h«a txrn fating ih.
hrft rnfy tan u» l*ir**r hti«inrr<
f
Many v* Ufa ■
survivors
ui vi vhi a wctt
were vor*y
» •poured into
*— the ears *»f ,1frountry for months.
T A M P A . IVc 14.- Dr. l.udj M Lou*#* and bill a few lavliingt
f r o m the office* of the tra
■ L / faced wfth Muoillent death in th#| Congress and Democratic party j
It wn, ,hort and In the point, de |-Spivey, president of Southern ,olb-*ly ivos rnwslel thi*
mornla^"
tumultniAja n m
when Umely chieftains ye terday through the .laiing that -Anyone desiring t.-. **• vlaboialed on hi* views
Hu ii »» it; l*i«*
* * * t «irut inIff 4
the fa-l Dial
nnly a torrent
•
about
th«
•rcond
coming
of
help arrivwd.
putlle channel of open-letter writ- isp-nt gol l -peel.- •>! gold buTlI .o
ih < • rvtftn.
• Mil v ••••t r*|V if
downpour can hinder
p Ia q *ny.
A gait that ragtd off the A fri ing
frum tr.r ( hri«i «i the doA.n^ «cx«ion of the ;oi» i \\ P'tt M|<( a( | I ht* vhalio of
e-h* h «re complete to Ibe last da* t
1
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ii
I
a
Mrlhivliil
rnnfrTriiCv
yncan coast capaixfd or damaged nuIn n dinct appeal to ( hairmar (manct- nuniitH." \ i< i.iti«*n w ui<l
l h*»
« It i , I'll MU'* •Uf
tail Kvrry contemplated cient U )
menAia craft, Ipchiding a coast John J. RaAkoh of the Utmo
bring u pmalty of thre** months ttnUy. rKfivf,| a starn rfprimaml . ourthtme wer** a!I that wu- left
woiklng out to a s irressful g a te * 'J*
gugrd cutter which wee swept! cratlc National Committee. Sena- inipil-oninent, it » » » announced, from imilvi ?ual mambart, and
- of thfwe bulldinift
d " Ion. Karl Is-hniann, •ecietarg,
wjrH
4
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to
-afop
talkinf.'*
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the
a-imin
ashore St Who,-Alperis. Twelve Inr -Sheppard of Text, s-ierteil or a fine of nol ni«>re than loo yen
*nul this morning. *n,| as a
T ie one death \*j « at < a n-ltMi,
The eonftiviire
nfcoetice a*
as a body
bi^ly Ux>k
Ux>k .. , * . .
\ * \ ........... T " ' . «dratiun
idration'«
. a.tiun.
a.tlun. lie
He added
a l.lrd tna<
tnat
1 bail man SmOol of th«* -<*lllti»
pariahtd fa that alaasler. Algtem “ oo *<*P could be more perilous", (a'oiit Stillt.
*ult. Seminole County's s tl(
no action. on his toppIsmenUry
firiAii.p
rou.inittei*
vult
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cuncurd
th.fo,
•uffgrod considerable shore in n . to P»rty sueres* in the 10JJ elec. I J «p. n removed htr embargo n
of progrrs* and prosperity w
statement • but left the m atter With
.
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pieaented to an at'ti-'lpsled *r.
Inn thml
vmms charyea
-ka e**u. ..f
».g....l«»o .#
a aitjmeaion
that rnew
of father
a er l|oAN|i|
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amimi ««1mi |ti«*i?ra*i* It wimlil al
TlfO captain and 1? members of. "*» involve the Democratic partr rlrce then it Is rairulate: Ihe'uut- herety could be filed atramil 1)
I jreai-o d %!atei
in |jm i
Ihapile the ronfuaLin o-e*^ tile l*»w !be Kuro|*«*an debtors to i:«kr rf MVk) visitors, hesded by (love,
thh 'erktr ef tha rnm-running ] ln •*’« prohibition con trove ley.” ' flow baa totalled upprosinmtelt Spi\ey at ally time
or and Mre. Doylo E. rat Iton,
.
,
. L r *»,lU ll,r h!%v,,r '*r'«w«Ht at Tur*«lay'« |. a y n ie n u . come re g io n a l tha tr payment * »n *<Urr
steamer Venus ware drowned in j Henry if. Curran, president of SlO.nbo.OOd ysn. more than a kel.
n manner whs-h cannot help
Motion* were mada to put the
jH-r.*.iia * r r o ir(Mi,v.,. iDcludlnir II* rail, predi t
Hr -*KV*
r
.
.
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fh:« a 111 i eliteVr the debt
the North Sea oU the N irwegian I *he Association Against the Pro- of which left the .uunlry .Inn
leave an Indellblo Impreeatea.
ronfrren.e offirlally
on
iweord
to bsve >r»n iniurv.l Tb, y ^ ratlflrettnn of tho iiu. i »loriun> bti.len,. _
II«H»vef
i.NOiumended.
coast after the ship Karl been fired Mbitian Amendment, wrote each October I.
'
Here I* the tentative prt
against Dr. Spivey s puMtshed »•** Mr end Mrs ) T King II fhi-v said they think tbe i|ue*li..n -••ii«|
• sl«*. l»o- j «ltinulanl In (be df
which will b* augmented by I
upon by a Norwegian coast guard oatlonal legislator an assurance
The Initial effort of the ,-niha
statem
ents
r
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a
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g
the
*eeond
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wbether
the
‘
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debt*
aeie
|»a»*l
prra*.t|
ulUtr
market,
vessel.
p e aiatn e of several
1s
against ’’an attempt to crack the go appealed to U; to halt t».. *p* coming of Christ ■* well •* for the tton * , r n ! l ls lf t ie tetion *a< Tuesday . woul,, „ not affert
the*
M.'N
«ta*e<l
tne* - i c r e t a r e
I e nlre l Florid* perennageu
Whether the Venue sank bouauee Alitldlsloon league whip" in the cte •hipiu-nts l> Am-rir* of I... *P) Ointment of as, In vestig atin g > swept away end !’•«: ..thoi he!(
«isdit of tbe foreign net -mi* i on- Stim**tn will mfu-ni the rrpreeena i r tiling Ibeir b«*t emjca*,
n bole bed born shot Into It or te- gathering storm over reeut.-nis-1 000.000 yen each, coniem; iaie.1 by rommlttee. These motione w e r e | l*ft undamaged
i vi'lerstion of the mo ulortum will l a 'is e s - ( the foreign detdor ns
l»- h*re sometime d uring th a
It atroek • rock U a gate
, the Ynkab»;ua Spec ip Jtank to com ialile.1. hoeever. a f te r Ur. Spivey t The rain that foil wv-l rt-gt - ^ be begun thi* week in the Ihnmi th-n*. if they
lhai
*U
_ incline,
.
-hi1 1‘ernr.itsge* who have all
that whipped ’up a wild sea was
Edwin C. Dinwiddle, seeretary pl»«e deliveries of dollae
eiplained hi* disbelief concerned terod nserly fise lorhe* m Mil*[ creli.- Ilo i
gnve’ iinient will nol hold them
pmmia**l to Ira here ineluda
J]vt determined definitely. Tha VonNational Prohibition Board' task may conies' th* ban on t!
only the “ material and physical sect Icm and htuis * end bu-tne- • i Meene bile, th*
* lmlnl*t-Mi.m subberl to ’“jual crlttelsm'' if they I *
. . . u — "7*..I,‘_1V
j • (C o o t^ o d oa ltega ro o t)
of Strategy, meanwhlto chest the
*econ,| coming" and Bishop J o h n ___
(Continued on Page Pour)
g
the
advice
efJdo
md
meisw
the
Toetday
psymenis
, . * U?.
.
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house- that were unroofed were apjioieutl. Is heeding
nd-ice cf
U.
Xooje,
presiding,
u,ld
tha
ton.
L
flaw
none, te lle r, te: - tM
TW
tentov ass ins a**4 Usee tho Ir4|
t e v e ^ ttut tha l*al llllnr TRrT- frwt
p In some
atop tM f0ti1 rovvr*!al promwal »f,u m went Ist)nsrf(rct lis t July t .
W
p , U n J . f l u |c ,
’ do not concede the wets ever
Ja Methodist* could ,(te-fan-> "te , . .I'.hongk no uffWel estimate*
(h^i J: T. Parrish. Titusville:
•top talking *o much iT>out >|uee- o' th> tlnmage were available, it
will succeed." If* charged “ Mr.
*Franklin
■hii teii ii 0. King, Orlando;ciiS lit*
Ilona of Ihoolugy.'*
Jouett Hbeosc (executive tccrewar (speeled to risi'ii upesnl u ________ ________ _____________
_
___________ 1j ' 1' rcprasantatlsea Edna
" '
(*. PullerOMf
'
“ Jly adsire applies to
every
tary of the Democratic National
(Conjinneil on page four)'
member of tho conference." the
( ommittev) has made of that com.
bishop said. “This matter oT Inter
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. - mltlee a wet press agfcnry fur
c. ....
. .
.
I pretatiun is like an ocean. I f we
Mr. Raskoh.’’
(AJP.J— President Hoover today
The sharpness of the statement* — , .* y i ^ 8' " , 0,00 u c" r|' : ll**P Blowing long enu-jgh a itorm
»*hcd Congress for (U4J52.420
Saturday night, a Jun ahi.i, h.d| U t*-un I to rr.ult. Thi. .-onferenca,
In additional appropriation for th# reflected the e-nphasi* both camp*
iw llw f t lt a f
■Incr
'» 00. in «|| my n iw rir ri r. braaka all
fo'letal government during tee place upon the Importance to their
-li?L_4U»xno*M*-..ver the iR oilfi for (alkfng. 1 believe Dr.
cause*
pf
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pseudsnliel
elex-tton
f
f
a
t
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f
Thomiy
Ogle*!).
>
^ P fsen t fleefl ygar.____ - -- -------„ , .
—v ------ - young Spivey has caught the desires of
year.
th» ir’.her, by boat, for tb*
, Tha request wax made in a
Sanford fisherman charged with ihe conference and I trust the case
WJNTKR II W K N , Dec. I I
Curran
answer-'.I
an
announce
riv Hr Idav
■v a n s
’ P'.cial message to the House,
the first degrae murde- of hi* wil|clo*elirrelo*lay."
Li|ht
with m d'iatte
ment
by
P.
Scott
McBride
that
At th j county line. CiovarUoP
f ’hlof Items Included *«o.ooo.oo<i
fathstr.ta.Uw.gr. D.. McEntyre. 72.
Dr. Spivsy. learning that Dr.
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th^
/rM|H*f:uit{
and Mrs. t.'arlti,n. a ho ar* mo- j
for adranco* ta itatei under fed bis Anti-Saloon League force* ! "
* I- '1
Hroyle*. newly appointed I n^rket "in'V i " ,
Knelmd. ,h* »
toeing from Taltnhnor*. will n)<st *.?
eral a ll road construction pro would appose any member of veidict o f guilty, but recuminvnilcd I presiding elder of the (ialiie*vll'c
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nninty and citv officiate and ba ■'
gram, |t0,000,000 for a public House or Senate voting for result, mrrey. The rocommendatn.ii csr-: district, an,I othe-s hsd attacked
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of
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M oti, fruit ■t»eei.*%
11« i In kur j •
Lending program, and K4ri.87J.0Oo nilsilun. Rail call api>ear* tu be rlea with II tho automst! sen |hi. statement on the second comtun*. *Yhirh ha j 'Iripiofptl Irttluot placed In car. for the ride tn'BOtv- •
! vni|»t«i> m«VU pM*Mrhi> • ( . a i i n t y . I Iona th.( . dlil'ulc .. In the urak- rnr•,■ Al 'h ' ! • ; » » te^b*** Ujjte jlence or life Imprisonment.
! ing cf fh ilsl ns given to the As- for tne I«»irliet ueoi’ ulturr
J»r military naval compent+tlnn. imminent.
Bishop Jamna Cannon Jr., Din
Defense counsel indicate,) that sociatrd 1’ivs* at Ukelan I Fri of the I' nittesi Sl*i*r* Dv^paftit.rnl I IoImm *ill facth« i n t.i *.i n im «*< rr.g M. to Wheiher each ,i.l* I.
cotn.r. it will bo mat by I U ;
Republleona orginlicd the Sen
o\f ilvulturr
'
.
">l«lcnr body nf |hn LakO *
1 |rt l«mI I j
rtnvhr.t . Kl «lcHi' uviog it. system . . ,».,oi,v,l. will
ate today ratabilng c o n t r o l : widdle and Mre. Ella A. Houle, It Would prepare a moliun* for a day,
stornl
l„ tho —
T a m p . H a ig h t. £ * '»!l17 1!,| “ ' r ,Mr
»
n*w
triml
In
th«
r
*
a
a
,
anil
that
»
churrh auditorium aa ye sterda y’s . .h“
through re-election of their com- pre Ident
T „ f the Women's ChrisJ anti iV»tlrrn
11. * al fun-» .- i rauniml M-iinl.) n.ghl with Mu" r«* achoola. from whirh group \
-,
4
»""1
»»4
lll.lte.l
¥
i
f
,
|t
4
*
would
bm
prtfented
aithlu
thr
Union, were
----------- ---- --------- conference convened lit
« ' r^ *>»»• *^*11 .*Utte<
Witter chairman white the R o - ''‘‘ n,
f f r « * n . in \»*w Yotfc «aai « him- Niilitry H. ten* and lh w .il l a . l ' w“
bishop . -,ym" * r y . . f price- realised in l.sar
'
1quoted
roar-day netted grantaJ by law fur, forward Just after the
tuin'* vl.ra.l of M r .!"*
ot 1,luwrr4 ’<* Mgr.
t»hb.
before
p iM k u i Slate
ofcommitta* chair-1
,Ibum . . In
. „ ep|>earancei
------------, —
—
ir*»
*«»
*>'
4
M
*|
1
u
■ '.,vrpcol sod muoIi' ii loaiket* giv.-u
the introduo
.ml Mrs. Ely I'.ir..t.o o
, t arlton Th. |«rty will than conluctlon af such q motion, finished ordaining new elders *ith
men • woe re-lnitellod. Tha con•"'* 8 "ot* rommltteas in.
Though
rr
p
irl«*'l
prr|>irwJ
to
*-,»
The Jury
ury web rommuial ..f ' - e n c . ^ i •*.
>h nit aiM vxnitn t > II I M il*'-ii
In five ruder* S.w rd.v night.! *
,0 S*nf“ r(<, ^ r r m otorm li
t«M over re*a
lection oi
af* Senator
, J'»ry wwa composwl o f ' , request to s|wak.
I it i nr an uriurtiiati m t|v i «*o|ik‘
*»
■»-virs*ieo
ataiuir *?13 ,nd 1>M ** ur«>ng subml*. j
“ —
‘'I'm .nv,y L wasn't hois re* m a n i g a r Of the Fed- rol s t a t e - it
ift«* Ciill»«*rljujn.« non mil)
y»*l f lw *
*i>» r l f i f
Moan,
New —
Ifajapahiiv
as prscl- »*on of the liiuor question direct * o o, L“ "»* Qoorg* K. Balniee, J.
t•••a
t
ji'K
’r
'hy
.EtUdy
labor
n*t.
' to the people.
I
J4w*a Smith, K. W. i letday,"
lenlay," Dr. Spivey begin. “ I no.' m s r|ews*aervire «l rl .irmg house
rr.hcnl tho.r nmi.l .h*f.nt hv HlO. |* '* " " • t#nJ * l11 *low
Htir
G w l P*<* ww la atlll ponding.
Ihr
(•«('*!
ti
nTuf.mtei
lilt
ulw
«
*
d
all
Jc
I Kobhlu, II. A- Spier. G. U. Stuan, lice the conferant# ha* reaffirmed'
her
. . .
....
»iainlv hr a ...in. ,-f douhtra and! '» * " * ’•*'»* • " 0J« h *ur ">• « • » .
! I*. I). AmUraon, H. H. Pattiahall. its faith In the era*! and <!«•-.
ford
EUs
Hand
to
brad
a
short
..
FI irm» “ I** • irrad* crapsfi.dt . . . . .
4 . . .
.
, r«*doobhf«. I efiix mo.1 Ja.-uiijr i»«»w
l lu I t’ifwliE*. *41 .
as.
.k
. ... i
.U
R. F. Roohtk, R. H. Taylor, and IL trine* of the rurrh. I f 1 had l*-*n ln * Dr«rR«'ol insrtel, brought tl 7. mitt**# . Mlip-JVbvr*'
,
•
. i havw vkOTi ii) rulibri' •*« I.i fo* lh»» rviaris la th* Band Shell whoap j
C, Folts. Millard B. Smith. Titus her*. | would have joined wlrh to 4J.13 for rti- i,ml 7n.t w. llv sn a .onrlufjon a, p-ipwr.l ... thr- , ,l|h, t, , l.nw
tbe piagram officially bv-glns i t ]
ville. suta'a attorn*v hsndlod th* you.’*
and iMs *.,ld si tJ 10 i .i t-’ .*d). 11J- «.gp h rii.y b;- | PH. I'rib.n vh.r,
*-a|hrrt„ . n i* in. lined to the te- 10 00 o'clock sharp.
■
prosecution.
In the mcantimo, a group of |J
hi| opp,inrn„ ,|r1u»lly
and 124t at tJ l»l which prnr m«n. 11,* tamo quoeite*. w l» rornel ,|,f
W E B . CtJLLUM
This morning, Judge Wallace W. A |l->— J D 1 „ ___ .
t topped lh-«e M-»m other plarr
up l„ Ch.c.go r,»«oa>.
1ai* u*..,g his .».te.n. f*pecially ya hts wlU have met and cacortej^.
Sixteen
of
Hanford**
youthful
Tonight tha Boat important
Wright listened to arguments con A l l 6 g 6 u r
C rS
Th*ro were piarllrall) n.
Among the at.tern mvnag*. ,„|h U1,gi„.| bi hi of one lie . an to tho Municipal Dcr, tho fact ;
w rgame
~— o f thf~ fall
- as»./in” wil'l’” t.J I F°“ ,r,> wmprltlng high school tained
in a motion to quash th* U f J 1 1 CJ
“ t7 l t yo .f j
*
_ J m _ J
1 , plica " f Florida urangve. with tn,*l-, nicni, some ar. leportej p,*,— !: <|U. h, ll(l, * h|rh h>. lh# ^.n,,, 0f new mottr freighter
Indictment charging embesslement " I I I O l a l l l Q
I l l a l ' vratc denan.l and ronditlnn g.r ri. j I , fur tkvr; and possible prolrartid dv -.ffi, ml” •>*).-,» ehnuld b.»»c Sanford.'.' which will be ilockad
____
______
_ _ •»o , nwnl'lnif th* arilral o f the OorB»»t JtXI* and 10,>* brought on av i arti>rall„n. It-w«> tnnsiritied tik
b—
en hid one
o—____
trump l-ot
Country Club sours* In th* flrat of against A. H. Bock with, former
,mp with |fe* B
- mm*Im I' o Dry
"
Clean- • *vrlea of weakly Saturday mom- Seminote County m olerocl* po
_ Cbnmbog g i
l». however, th a - their ““ *l*l»r
*1,1 1 w
_ h i L e n s or Jacnhy Md mw, of j * ,l^ r * B<_^ hte^ _party.
artg* uf I2.7B to 8JO.
m
__
* l
' fontinerr* Prreidcnl Hsrrr M. th
In Lmdon theru was ntodnal, i statesmen'' would maUt that 11.1- I * *„it
log tournaments being staged In liceman. Th* argument will bo con
?W. Uadarthlp. aid tha rwult uf th* hop# of providing, entertain tinue I tomorrow morning. Judge
U n i and* Ropoorth
a short tqUn
CLEARWATER, |l*e. 14. — demand for grapefruit In gou-t run ‘ ie,|uwt „ f the unions he luet.
( ) n th- other hand wans
:~,r , r y .-: will tnakr ----—
* • * • * • * « * * • will give out or ment and recreation tor tb* grow Wright alated-that tho rasa will (A .P.)—Th* trial of «evan_Ktr..ilith)ii—YViih-»*«p— heht— Ft—nb. — UiuUs—th*— i c a v - m - r . o-tt*-4-vc-Kr—nmfeeo enlhuslakin
d.vr f 1-ttthv Miss K lD tf—(b IcTrier » i l i .j
o t W of th. i m , tho fa ll ing boy.
_ _________________ com* qp fpr h .srln , lata_iau etine. ’ ily m»n and a woman, a r-1 suppli#*, last xur and 1M* snid ut | railway labor i"n lia eu - .nay ‘ e l t i i c intermediary two-hid » f llietr hyeak • bottle o f' celery Juice s i
Weak.
‘ ho how of.thc boat, Oovrvetod In connection with th* kid- W-M to |4 7t», I Ids and I2ri. at voiced by th# povlmg r t a -‘Ul-twy I rvstrni. At times one or the other,
’ "YU# Kfcler's Handicap was won
This afternoon a Jury wot lis noping and flogging of R. \V. Ox-[ U M t.. 12 4.1; itiEtUuin KOa ami 'Jfij i nitice. This mi|h: lead, howover.I h»» a iiistil rullo-rtron of n o l , •rnor Carlton will present (I- AT, 'W-,
. tt U » CWaa leaia comas through by/Xalph Dean, white a prise for
tening
to
tha
loetimony
of
]4
wit*U will gh# theta a clear title ta tew nodal Karo, was won by Barford, St. Petersburg apartment, at f i » 7 to t3.>M,
Id p>g-itlatten« xslmuling over fnlmamg nte system. But ( u l l e ' t - i ,
J ! n '*?•'
< «a shawptanakfp for the entire te Hutchison, with a not of 42. net*** In tha rase of th* flteto bouse owner, is sot for today Ini
pruYrd th»
claim of hi*
* ptUfuM, ntfd th&t portion
During the week th# United eight atonth* o r a ,i-*r. should •itpi
th*
tm t. On tha athar band. If tho Dry PHsas wart donated by tha Club, vureu. A, L. Rooter. Hanford fill ciicalt rojrt her*. Oxford was Kingdom imp iU-,1 7Mil lo t.* o.' union- iteeld* to Dght it, •« Ihvy
hr) op^onmia In that rnpret
wTun* [
h« conrIu4td.
Ctoonors wte M will «ali for a throe and waro In tha form o f golf balls ing flattest operator, charged with beaten by a gang on Fab. 24.
|
(CoQtlmied on Part Iwu)
*
j^rty^wllI then motor,
\
grapefruit from the Unite,! Hut** • t v reported re ad y ta Jo
th* assault with latent to commit
cvl by th* Elks Band, to th*
ca n * playoff Iirite to aattl# tha and other equipment
Tho** facing charge* In th*
tenth1 Coast L5n* deput on Flr*b
Viaattea aa to width uaa> sUU bo
Tho** playing were Raymorsd first degree murder of J. E.
Hodge.
Street where, from a platform NMg,
Loodqstet, Bartg Hutchison, Ralph
t
Tho Jury te composed of II. B. t barged with being member* of
Itean, J. P. Htoratio, R. U Evans,
^ J W f tor every advsnUg., a i l Jitete Cochrane, E^v Hall. Irvin Itevy. w. R. Schmidt, D. U. U r y . tho flogging band; lira. Alice
Carlton will prv*«nt R. A.
“ • ‘■■a tan m l asswrad U .t one Mortea, tL Knight. Richard Lund R. K. Ksteoy. If. R. .Spencer, and Henderson Woods, charged wtth
Karl
chairman of the
K- J. Reuth.
Crtula, •isistai.t general mas
qktet, and Ralph Stewart.
baisg th# do oy for th* gang; f.ham bar
Commerce
committee,
Court will adjourn
tomorrow P ttl Kolin, N t P iU rtb vrf (t o u r
of tho road, with an engi_.
Every bay In Sanford who plays
preparing 4ha Mayfair Hate) for
ecrjli of rocormition of 44 y s in
or Wfcfcte te play gulf is Invited and will reconvert* at U:30 •'alack sad B. B. BaUhalter, S t Patarr, tha Infbrtnai boll which will rlooo
Wednesday
morning
when
tba.EatT
A
!
I
AHASSEK,
Dsc.
14.
—
of
xervtea to this county.
W A8HIN0TON.
D ar.
14—
l.arg carpenter, (Kargod with bo tha calibration of .Seminole Coun
.______ ' there to enter tha weakly tourney. Thor*
rifga manslaughter cast Is oebad te* ampioyar* of tho gang; Rob
(
A.l*.)
—
Fund*
tu
rsialilish
q
*d(A
I*
.)Nathan
Mnyc,
state
coin-1
Half
kg hour later tRfe
Is
a*
east
en
tbs to the do*
ty Prog rv*# Day h*r* tomorrow,
I oted far trial.
ert lathingar, S t Petersburg me stated tods, that tkkot sates for I’ ilianal «m)jl .ymant ofrirco have mlsviuiirr « f ngrkulturv, today ■
FxktmOa
chanic, occoaod of being an ac- thte avaatdadkate tha Urgoot at- boon roqutsUd from Ceraresa by
tki.1
M.'.'Vt
tvjis*
of
immature
-ttj
w
^
^
a
f
t
e
?
a
^
w
T^oaa
F. a OPEN SATURDAYS
-etsory, and Wilbur C. Mill*, al- toads act al a dance In Hanford la tha labor .lepartmc.il and will re
tu*
fruit
were
ivstruyed
by
state
trip,
Governor
Carltoa
wtl]
ceive Hnmodia'.a tonsideruljoa ty 1
l* f* j go-botaaaa for tb* flogging man* y t in
Postmaster J . V Hall this m «n M E
the Homo appropriations. Commit- •g*nt< liurin* tr# grt«n fruit In-j • * ! T. IL Eckanoa, prmU
Tho
hotel
ballroom
te
today
boh>« onaawMOd that tho Sanford
Tb* cat* woo called for trial tdf decorated, and otherwise pro- too Chairman Bints * f tv* com spa*'tl".i jcasni. n hlch began Hept. !h* %
W<1k ,•
Poatofflea will ba open «U fe y
*
half c f tha poypte of tha tai
E m m s P- Bannon, voters* ftate- Jalr 19 but continued because o f Hrrod for daaana of potto I plant* mittee snljf today |iM,nu<> baa I and -ml. d D«c.. i
SaterdsF, starting test Sntofday P**J«nt color, tad w g.ubte buy- Mil)*' oboonca. Ba was at
*
.
..
coustv.
U
ls
■ g th*
»k- •t|•
county,
. . w m ssna la
that nod v«a*a ,4 flower* wbl*h will •shad is an tatiaiote frrwardod by
Rl*ld snfarcamant uf lb* greon
•M tlm aaiag through Saturday or oporatiog io thte territory tor than s patient (a tha state lunit*
tlnsi
far
tha
Introduction
Han
*
_____
Pratt
foot
tlovor
tod
tc-mpanled
tr*iuf*am
th*
loom
late
*
beauty
fruit law mnuitml tu mom frutt
' v i
Dst. M. Thte service la rendered tho pact Ant years, was tho ***- hospital st Chattahoochee.
Industry whisk at*y
IPf»- Pondng will b*gln *1 f :00 hr U » uriant raeboimandatlun that haii.g ,tcviruy»d than stay bofara
fotrou wha cosOeasplnte aoodiog <««*f*l bUdov far the first two
Attorney* said Mills' mind wM I'tb d k nod will rontlao* until *ft- tha roquatt ba gtvan conelJeratlon sad in surly sh.pmeotu boing r v
•r rorotvteg , krga vWama of
te tear# thte coan- Imptirad by Is m UIoom. Ha was Ot tetdalghL ApprexlmnUly ,U • t tho ssrtUst paaeibte tnooiml.
dott'i materially, Mayo (old.
Qriatmaa amll, ha S ia d .
later rateatsf front tha hmpiuL
’ Our subcommittee on iteflctenay
thuplg* from Longwood had AltoDu.ing th* laspactioa season J,r*ut from Ute Whoalmonte hat, purchasej ttektte, a* *PtrnrtU»loa* will meet tkU nfV- 47l',ix .) horns wart shlpood out
J ™ * . ^ U O E E ^ L E - ftm m
t farms at Ovtedo, > M IA M I-| J M ^ ^ 0 0 recreation
la df ratten that tha aounty will •nv»a." Ifn i said. “V* will can- o f FI rido, oU butilLM R. beIqf
hip moat by N*l- ?! MnUr
f T V ' Florida Year ba oraQ roprvaented.
*ld«r th* labor deportment request from tail crop. - Baa ahlym*ata
, ana Mr. Baabar*, aanod that of tha veterans'
.OOKuntei to 3.014, ‘
itjr.puV
Iteh on State Form for
— UOHOQMM't* moat'
a JJ40 and 4
wmyteted. da
Shipping w x *
damaged. D A D T V
beuily particu larly o f f the I A I I 1 I
coant o f-N o r th A fr ic a in the:
M editerranean.
taiUba.f.xal
Teseowent
M C \ I A T I?
ITI C i 11 A L l e
Prohibition ControV£rgy WaXeS Hot In
Open-Utter Foray1
",7 ".:iNo Actloa IsTakenOa
L a t e s t Statement
O f College leader
“S t ?
O ffleab y ls F o u n d
G u i l t y O f Slaying
His Father-In-Law
’o r ^136425,4201 s
1 jVlade To^Congress
d \'if \t. r»»v
I* .
14
r>.
m.«w •fMl r:»* inti
*9Ji
'• I *eil r■ k'« i mii| i'll-. |i.-rii -in ll. o '
1 n»ign d. **. i*t*viroiit-4
Til'
|. i'l.iKKl i*** ,J
| „ wd «\ lH
i|» n I*.- o "iii( r«» n •!•*• .Mt,' • ^tn»
'n- atmui"
1 ndar-so •
^ MOJ- f f
♦h.«
•kilnHin
1
• ration'* mte»»» -»n
tl %) di’
i*' •• r.ed 'bi* i■ao ha
««n rtflti
to S**n*le lead.'** SaI fit;,
ol11*1
'' i i * o' jc linn a n« von
*•> all)
into pieaent *'
SurtHtir |t*irnb tts
11". who
"Jli* "1f of ihiwti* |irv*etit r*‘|iltr«|
Ilia « hilt hr bad %«*nw,| n«t it»ijf«
• *»n. he had iitf.'in iel MMU hi*
lr,w,.: •P• llo*i tr* * - f ,-h*** K'a
*' 1 -T»*i it*, ** fflu 1 .1 4' it I .JiC | ta*
I'lV n t?r n nh |I># rtltf
'hit* \
) c J r «1t Ii .1hlnV \ 4*oriis uf itvo
h - f »• »• |4r !•i"i i*»ii ( ii,11 ol Hi!*
Rgit'f t l*St 1r\ 1«|rtP uii.l Asrtiir
Ills 'ill. •r hf 1[ on^i i't- »H'■llo'Vr It It
s*tl. lit*tl.
Mi«i •Hill vr>»* ' lillh ’'Uirr* 11r»»*• • ft it Hrt. f1>114* iHfll RPV JhlfP
in rt " r ■
r .upl me '•h' |(•rfRlalrilt •
I'f* |t* «>Tl 6 11iVimlt *• iht* world at• •
fs.rfir-ii ' t . 41 I1l1l | t 4lrtfl with th»*
|Msail* • n) f,iP a "Pi• v»'«i ’* «»i 4(’F|l
rI*.m ,»f
|K»kirtrnll« ‘rtii frtrri*:i
tlr t* '
Hi** rr*rnl»'lk f
KanKin.
>|, e«|«4ljppt, Will |»r«*
I' miiid* r
.
’Mi anient?*i*ent ?«• 'lie moiltniiuru )*ar-inf; fi'itber «lrM i»*
10*1
i R A ILW A Y ACTION BRIDGE
M od cralcD em an d ® N L A B 0 R I S S U E ’TO BE R E S U M E D
Exists In E n gT an d W ILL B E DECIDED IN P L A Y TONIGHT
F D r S t a t e C i t r u s Kxccutiv€H To Deter- Lenz And .lucohylseatl ^e\-” noBHnc It\whteTMHpB
mine If Further ArUavlnjf WonTwenty
Out Of 13 UuhherN
hitration I Needed
iy i*
Chanpionahlp Tilt
Youthful Golfers Of
Scheduled Tonight City Stage Tourney
'
1,0
hSS
12*
,
s=S>jlvw
►**
»-
1
Before Jury Today
"P tor
S i x ’ X . F 'J S J S Z Pions Complete For
■>"«* •'“> “ V
ni—
r, 1
Progress Day C . "
ijjiiiJTf*^ ulntk*
—
fis a is s
& -j
^
n eDarlment
nur ueparim eni
Mayo Gives Report; ST X ?^Te‘u,rUjJ a ic
u*l'moU',°:deeh8A dditio n al Upon Activities Of
Emplbynient Aids StateC itrusM en
Bannon Handles 1 st
Celery Ctr Shipment
L lJfW
i tL i
�f
I
SATURDAY,
Offers A
Wide
T H A N C O S T U N T IL S O L D O U T
DOLLS
BRAND NEW
HOUSE
Express
Wagon, Sc
Tricycle*. All i tee Lami
rubber tire*. Sale price
. M| m l
A B C BLOCKS
Per Set 26c ami _____ „
m
TO YS. Large assortment o f Pull Toy* and Toy* that Perfotlti.'VlSflfrf®
Tanka. Sand Loader*. Ferria Wheel*,
£>4 A A
Train* that run on track*. 76c and _______ ____________ _______ ' ^ J L t a l l V
In Fast Coflor Prints
,
.
•
'
Large Assortment of 10c and 25c Toys
',‘d.
DRUMS 26c. A REAL TROMBONE 26c. ALL KINDS OF I'BETTY
HORNS ipe,
WIND-UP SPRING TOPS 10c,
RACING CARA AND
BOATS. IN FACT, EVERYTHING 8ANTA CLAUS CARRIES IN.iftB
STOCK OF TOYS.
S
; 1 . • •-«
CHINAWARE
BATH TOWELS
FELT
Ertra Fine Quality, in various
colored borders,
o f Quality
-S
Men’* and Boy*’ Adju*table Cap*
M
,
,1
/ v pM •.
Tie and Handkerchief Seta. Beautiful de
signs, all *|Uc and
A I L
Beautiful Silk Neckties
from 60c to J _ ...... .....
Slipover and Coat Sweater* in all alas«
and colors. Beat GVade Cotton
O A M
Sweaters. Special a t __________ o V C
' . ‘ MEN’S STILLWATEB
SERGE SUITS
*18.95
H E N * PBENCH
BLUE 8ERGE SURB
�HERALD, ft
ord Herald
Itl are old, and In tha ran
» ’* ray*
Id your thread by the fire
brent ide.
mg aeng*. you will eay
|th a wondering pride
F Wfote of me. In my
Italy's days.”
wr a m*U whams tlrad
4 mods and iwaym
over her labour at your
Chriitmas Business
Some who deplore the gradually Increasing commercial
aspects o f Christmas and o f the spirit o f givin g which pre
dominates it, will gain little popularity this year by ex
pressing such sentiments. Christmas should, and does, mean
much more than an opportunity *for merchants to dispose
o f th eir goods, but in any period o f hard times when ledger
■heets fo r all months In the year, perhaps, except Decem
ber, are w ritten In the red, or at least in shell pink, the
one good month finds a hearty welcome.
"E x p ert* lit retail trade," the Miami Daily News de
clare!, "intim ate thst $2,600,000,000 will he spent In the
United States during the four weeks preceding Christmas
In stores affected by Christmas shopping. O f this total
11,300,000,000. would be the normal increase due to
tbs purchase o f g ifts . Employment will be given to approximately 600,000 additional jtersons by these stores, which
will pay about $45,000,000 in extra compensation during the
Christmas season.
“ Such an iritrease does not tell the whole story o f the
strictly economic benefits o f the spirit o f Christmas g iv
ing. It will not only help overcome losses from earlier opera
tions in industry and retail trade, while aiding in unemploy
ment relief, but it will continue to have its effect In stim
ulating business after Christmas, as the stores must order
new stocks after tho holiday for immediate or future needs.
“ Most Important o f all. In "Christmas economics," is
that in maintaining the spirit of Christmas giving thin year
we m a y break down the unreasonable practice o f hoarding
that develops in times o f business recessions and retards
recovery. Thus there Is a very imiwrUnt business phase
to Christmas givin g th it should not lie deplored, but sh itild
be recognized gladly for just what it is.
"T h is year, o f all years, is t h*.* time to maintain and
to extend our giv in g : fo r it in a definite factor badly
needed in speeding the return o f general prosperity^ with
widespread Industrial activity anil ample employment op
portunities, as well as representing the jierpctiiHtion of
the occasion when, as on no other day, the heart o f Ihc
world swells with human love."
TA M PA
Publicity matter sent out by tb«
Heminolc County chamber of coto
rnfree— tn the nhap* of one of tho
moat attract)™ anj Informative
booklets issued by any Florida
community—devote* a ratchingly
illustrated page to quoting forrnar Governor John W. Martin aa
naming Seminole "the blggcat lit
tle county in the stale of Flori
da." That may he putting It a we*
bit strongly, but here art facts:
Beminolt County occupies a
unique position in Florida. While
It la the second smallest county in
th* atate, with an area of only
iMJ5O0 acres, only 14,000 of which
are in cultivation. It ihlp* a solid
carload of fie*h fruit or vegetable*
every hour of the day and night
year in ami year nut. It ia laid
that the vrgrtahle farming of
by buying Christmas gift* for retatlvrs and friend*. In thl* way
they give happiness to themselves
and to thoae who receive the pres
ent*, but they *lan put money in
enculalion to benefit a large num
ber, of people.
Certainly the dollar* nf Chrtatma* shopper* will g»-further now
than In many year*. More ran tie
bought wi'h the *ame amount nf
nets from the N vth Pale
4 the effect that there hae
to decline In Hanla Claus
li while In Rome wanted In
Font, hut tha Pope, conI
Mxhatna'a raiment
[l and sandals, didn’t csre'tu
it much of Gandhi.
bridge tourney I* making
Bl gage all right but well
jo believe that It has taken
fa af football a* thla enunhvoylta sport, until vortie!ka tha refaroe in tha ayt.
I T T — o---------Isa D,-Baker »aya th*-world
'ilttlng on a powder keg.
|1)4 Shock of the Florida
na tha Wall Stract crash a
king like a powder keg go1won't worYy-most of us.
R A T E S
Ch r is t m a s " h o l id a y s
Ticket* on tale December I I U IS laclufve, t « aQ pqiats t*
Southeast, iatledia* Havama.'Coha, ala* Chicane and M. Lowk.
Beartag final limit Jternary 8th, ttSX.
l U u a i r checked. S leper ere allowed In I m tkWil.
Atlantic Coast fine. * i
W
I S E L .Y
The tqrcntng Irarl wax the eight
o f diamond.The bidding by the Culbertson*
w «* a pretty denial by e*eh of
support in trump suit* offered by
partner* until by a re-bid
one
-partner , honed that normal trump
assistance an* unneerxary. The
Culltertnon* deduced that their
(Continued from Page One)
that the matter aa* dropped
quickly.
Among Jhe doubled contra.t* of
Saturday night, which aa* net. c l
an effort by Mrs. Uullwrtnon to
maka a little slam In clubs. She
was set one. A Unease would hat:
given Her the slam. Tha percent
age was again*! the flnexae. The
bidding Involved tao overcall* by
Iht Culbertson* of suit* hid by
their opponent*. Th* player* fegaid It a* the heat hand of the
aarlea so far to illustrate the high
er strategy of the game.
Hand 177.
Hand 177, the first rubber 33,
follows:
lent (North).
8--K (J 10 7 4 ft; H—J fi 4; D—
# 7 2; C 4
Culbertson (Weft-Dealer),
R—Jj H—A Q l> ft; n - K (J 10
0 0; C— K a J.
Mrs. Culbevlawn ( East),
B—A 9 8 S; 11—1; D -J 4 3;
C—A U K t l .
*T « -
Jw Ay (Swat*).
ft—S t; H—K 10 B 7 i; I>— A
Oj 0—10 7 fl ft.
Culberteun bid a diamond, len t
a spade, Mrs. Culbertson two club*
and Jacoby two hearts. Than tha
flrswoeka started. Culbertson bid
three heart*, ahuwlng control of
the first laid of Swart*. , Lent
pasted and Mrs. Culbertson hid
-thie* apotfUr.^ohowlng “contrtt' of
the firat lead of spade*. Jarnby
IILTFAI.O. N. V, bar. 14.—
( A. I'.)—The Buffalo
Evening
Now* yester ny quoted William H.
Audei-iaft, genets! secretary of the
American Protrslont alliance and
former head of the Anti-Hsloon
League, stating in an interview
that the Unite,) State* i* “ in for
a temporary return of Irgalixed
hear."
The newtpnper further quoted
him a* aaying:
“ If tho dry* have a majority In
thl* Congress, a* undoubtedly
they have, they rannut be hurt by
the opponent* of prohibition forc
ing admission of tho fact. 1 think
the lint# ha* came for ■ lboadown.
It wllUtk a lot of gas out of the
wet ililFns. And I f the dvys.have
been losing -strength that fact
ought to be brought out into the
open.
'T h a n la no question In my
mind, aa an expert, but that the
drv rattae ha* lost ground In a
rer tain-extent banuaa the dry
ninvemOftte have hut something In
power and dry leadership, largely
h e r t u » o (. tlmldlU. h u lost cansilierahhr in Influence.
‘11 an ronvlnced that In all
rraaonahla human probability wa
Business and Professional
AIRPLANES
AWNINGS
Slager Hew lag Machine
Headquarters
Hearn* ed frea*
tmildiag to
Valdes
PEHMANKNT
W AVES
FIMGBR
W AV ES
SHAMPOOS
Try Vg P
P. PAUL'S BEAUTY SHOP
you asy, y w caaTt
gtft that will mean
*> mack Ha year
M or peetrail—It la
Joel what you havtr wanted
A I’ H ILC O dwtrt w are aeL
’
l l ’a w oodertall
ELECTRIC SHOP
B]?AUTY SHOP
DRESSED OR LIVE
Touchton's
Sanford Drug
v
V
P *
1 _K
Automotive Electric
C om pand
....... Oak aad Btenad-------
SHOE SHOP
Randall Electric
Company"
Electrical Wiring and
Repairing ’
•fleaeral Electrlr
Radio and Refrigerator
113 Magnolia
Phone 111
Naxl to WeaUns UxW
FLORIST
SERVICE STATION
STEWART
'.The Florist
Cot Fkmere —• Pla
Floral Design*
First National Bank
814 Myrtle A n .
CAFE
INSURANCE
BEUANCS
KARL
■f
L. B.
J. SCHULTZ
B to
! r
...
Phone Z36
»
HENS and FRYERS
R A P K W I,
Chrixlmaa Gtfta now on Display
120 8. Park
ering for th* farmeip’ crop* In
addition to those who m id * hero
tho year through.
Mr*. Frank lane
aa*
tha
thatmlng hoetaaa of a delightful
ourtlon bridge party given recent
ly In th* rosy tea room. Mr*. P.
J. Gontale* won high acoro lit Isa
and Mr*. F. I. Miller Wa* award
ed low store prise. Mn. lane's
gneet* were: Mr*. R. H. Keelor,
Mr*. P. I . Hughes, Mr*, a W.
Brady, Mr*. (\ O. MclaughUa.j
Mr*. Georgo Speer, Mrs. J. W.
Plrktns, Mr*. F. J. (lonsalei, Mr*.
B. W. Herndon, Mr*. F. 1- Milter, Mr*. K. J. Holly, Mn. Paul
Keoly, Mr*. D. U ’ Thrasher, Mr*.
gf t g f r i .. Pulsstoo,— Mnu O. W.
King, Mr*, a F. Hmilh and Mrs.
W. W, Prather.
DRUGS
“The Rexall St4>re"
HATHAWAY’S
CLEANERS
■FLPN
DUHART
i- '■
at Christmas. h t y jL _ _ allrar
mmi li La 111
ato ■
■IB aro a
}
Ea»t, four hearts; South, double;
West, retfouhle; North. Ka*t *nd
tiout), pax.
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
greatly helped hy general dJetilballon of prtseaU at Christmas
tlmo. Tho gifts wood eat bo oxpenalvo, nor ao*4 they ho purely
t
Apply to A gen t— C. E. A d m , P f c n i e O J
CH O O SE
W, S. Entzminger
fbtd ha* outstanding apMtely |il,500,000 worth of
k sag of our type setters InAdvoralt* for incressrd pension*
j ug I he other day. tn that
for valeran* of the Civil War bat
it's no wander the 1mu’tlcl-1
tled on the floor of the House In
Is hi -debt.
the final stagra of the fight to
pa** th* .Sherwood, "dollar a day"
king, of touts*, has more
pension bill. The debate will con
than a prince. That U why
tinue Tuesday with the deciding
Carol fan marry a commonvole on the measure to be given
k Print* Nicholas can’t,"
that afternoon.
!|ll Barney, of Tampa, Th*
The (Towel e who have egg
( however, doe* pretty well
plant* ready foe shipment now are
reaping guoil raturna from their
rrop. The price* at* good. If hot
eada, one* tha mightleat,
bettor, than for eomo tlmo past
it, and may w* say, haughand tha market' la artlve, tha de
n *arth,-ar* mighty, proud,
mand balng largely far tha beat
MgMy no, moro. Tho Now
grsdaa and rises which thla season
Csettal. tko grtaten of
ate nnrdmmofily gooj and eveh.
U, fho other day paaaaj It*
last week a xneek thief broke
4 for th# Qfat tlmo In sixInto th* booth at Woodland Park
ra.’ |ts stock wtll-'h sold In
tr |2&l, sold last'week for and etolo about four dollar*1 worth
of randy find chewing guin.
n *« are hard time* for all
Mre. U. P. County, of Ml.-hlgan,
very hard times for tha
Is stopping at tho Falrviow. Mrs.
Coonty spent last winter In Hanfeed -wad purrhUFd the Howard
Whltner place on Carhtrun Avs-
R E D U C E D
Bridge Tourney
To Be Resumed
I n Play Tonight
A W orld To Gain
A “ practical" person. In common parlance. Is a person
who keeps hi* feet on the ground. who regard* the moana
aa well a* tho end. who dr*** not indulge overmuch in Idle
dream* o f hUcccoho or vnguo plans to attain the unattain
able. In a more limited sense, a practical person ha* coma to
m em one who la concerned chiefly with th e‘ physical as
pects o f existence whoso common denominator la money.
The odd thing , about this fetish I* that for many
people, to treat money anil it* accumulation us the be-ul!
and end-all of existence is highly impractical, for it mean*
continued discomfort ami unhappiness— and anyone who
deliberately lets himself in for unpleasantness isn’t very
practical.
The greatest— If sometimes unconscious— desire o f hu
man creatures is for happiness, In some form or another.
The struggle to attain the state is ami has always been the
major preoccupation o f mankind. Insofar as a man learns
wherein happlnrss will lie for him, and strive** to attain the
condition rcsoluttly anti Intelligently, to that extent Is he
practical in the broadest application o f the term.
T o attempt to lay down a single rule whereby all men
*■***' achieve
v e»ev v hu
^^ hiv or ui
h iiib iih iio iii even, <
*# Llltj
can
happiness
or acontentment
Is
the llll|ffil
height UI
of
stupidity. That la whv mass judgments are never valid
for all. The modern conviction (or is It Strictly mojitrilT)
that gold.Is a jianacca fur id! hum nri^Inr*obw f»t* W W c
out in practice, in every Instance. *
Am ong the unhapplesl o f mortals arc many who do
not lack fo r wealth. Congenial work, fortunate 'human re
lations with one’s fellows, tho healthy functioning o f tho
body and m ind'are at least as essential to happiness aa the
size o f one's hank account.
To confuse "practical" with materialistic Is a common
error. T o define “ success" narrowly os the mere accumula
tion o f jnaterial wealth. Is to demean the word: Tht! fullest
life is th'eirs who know what they want most and strive
HlngJo-mlndedly to obtain it undeterred by fear or the
opinion o f their world.
'
■ro l « for * tempers ry ret ant of
legmliiod beer «Hh the practical
certainty that the supreme rtmrt
of the Unltrd Stair* will uphold
TIMES
any lUtnte to that rtfrct at least
Beminolt County b the moat In- up to the legalising n( three per
teruive agriculture in the etato cent o f alcohol and may be four
of Florida. Seminole ihlp* 18,000,- percent."
000 worth of celery alone.
Ho it 1* mo*t ronxrrvative Jb
BUENOS
CITIES — ApprmlSay that Seminole t* another good
matrly 400 "delinquent*," moat of
Florid* county.
Karl l^hmann, se rotary of the them anarrhi-t. and. extremists,
Seminole County Chamber of Com detained in prison, today completed
merce. know* his hu-lne** thor the (inti week of their huagrr
oughly hut at thi* distance it (trike u f pr >tr*t against the
look* that lie Mil mis* something government'* rumored Intention of
too good to he tni**ed if h<" iloennt’ deporting them eri malac.
have Maiy Noble, of
Florida
"•lam-' fame, iimw down and »ee
how Seminole County anil produc
es, IV n f tht* done Mary would
have quite a different Htory tn tell
— if she want* to lie truthful,
nhirh It I, preaumrd she doe*.
And Seminole ta only typical of
other Florida countie*.
ANOTHER GOOD COUNTY
ftdr*w,
�\
m
HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA'. ;
the PiUn« for Bomhajr.
Over Hundred Will Turkey Banquet Witt Gandhi Given Fascist |F aho«n|
llr
« luaraUkon ioi«rvh i«»
.r»0 nrw|*Riiprrnirn whO|
Attend L a n e he on Be Staged By Church Salute A t Inspection ' tnfoil About
wed him un a milr
a hulf.
HOMK. hvt
II. (A P , ) » M Honoring
Governor
°f
<
h
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ir
,t
»
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e
»
k
o
d
i«
t
t
walk IhM mornhif * ft r r h« ha<l rr______
Ichurrh will rather tonight at the
>7 And Personal Activities
k
hatm .i
T in B M T .
Annual turkey supper sponsored
Vy A ll | N b GttteHe Chxrth win
W
< t M M oVlosk i t t U
Ip l»c«f 1 parlsk kaiiM.'
Annual bu H U of All BeoU
C i liraHe Chnrrfc will take plaoe In
afternoon mad evening m i ! to
O a w tr.
Tfa.t
of Um Flirt'
’ — fc. „ __
win kotd lb regp*>g at t v ham.
SUvoll. T^koch
; at f:00 Vilock.
We d n e s d a y
l*
Tfco>tit>iU » ( tko Junior High
School w ilt' J iw w t o Christmas
pUftmft. *F*Uow d ll Star," It the
■chool auditorium at 7:30 a'cloefc.
' •"
THURSDAY
The 0 reAm or School T.-T. A ,
will mott At 71:30 o’clock »t the
echo'd modltorlmm.
The' board
meeting will ho hoM ot 3:15
o’clock. "
The Glee Club e f Seminole High
School will h n veV Chriitmai pro
gram ml 8:90 o'cWk f t ttyo school
moditarfcan- Who fuh%4| gertlla lly
Pe rsona
“M j Stunner Vacation end Mo
Norman DeFornt la spending a
nk” won the euhject protontod at
the uraetbg of the.CectUan H a ir short time here on business, •t
Club held on Smtunlm/ afternoon
at the atndio of Men. Fannie S.
Dr Rkhard D. Fueon toft Boa
Mu neon. Myrtle Ando*.
Mr*. day for Tulsa, (tkla., to spend 10
Mimeon read, “ Mr Camp Lit* In day* on business.
,
Mew Hemp*hire." on article "Wiltten by Mine Mary KUraheth Tola
I.«-onsrd MUIer and Fred Bend
J**1
*M *ew* * I fthl*i
pUnUt
ot ■•» _ _camp
( er. Jr., students at ths University
4a
aaeaakloa
f \ la
______
b Mew Hampshire thla eummer. of Florida, were the week-end
Thil article waa published in tier JtueMs of their parents.
Celery Fed. Seminole High School
paper.
Other Wembere of the dob who
fa re reporta ef (hair
vocations
•nd what part monk played In
them w eb: Klee Mas? Frances
Andrew*, Donald Lxcaaon and P*g-
MUe
AnArewe
n .
a Senior Preabytoriu Conference MU. In C1*arwnbr; DonaH," Jordoooi-ywee a
musical program dally far frienla
on hie vacation' trip
JlWalttgton. D. C. In Aaftiat; and Mian Mr
TAer saW, I practiced one and a
half hour, each day tkla eummer
played on the children'* hour
radio from the Orlando »ta-
Remind* Chapter Number Two,
O. E. 8. will have lla regular meet-
log at 7:30 Yelaclc at the Masonic
Hall.
FRIDAY L*
An expression, rtclUl in' the
form » f ’a Special Christmas pro
gram will be given at 4l:t# Vdoek
at the Junior IUgh Schrat indlterlutfl ubder Th* dirMtton ef Mrs.
Cartes A. MafTstt. The pubMc U
lnlfiwMinthly meeting of Ihe N, de V.
Howard Cbwpter ef the U. D. C.
will be held at 1:3tl o’clock at the
home of Mr*. Frank t. Woodruff,
coraer of Sixth Street and Onk
Aveng.'
<* Ti 4
It thaeleee of the program Mrs.
M. Phillips, sepraao, sang "The
Lax* with the DeUcal* Air,” by
Df. Augusta* Arwe, noted English
composer' of* the eighteenth ren
tury. Program aeUelioai ware giv
en aa fellow*:
I. (* ) “ Angrlu'a" Gogpod; (b)
^Characteristic Dance." Spaulding,
Ilr. and Mrs. 11. W. Rucker
announce the birth ef a daughter.
Bxrhxr* Elisabeth, yes terday at
the Fsnsald-Lxughton
Memorial
Hospital.
Mias Altie Horn and Mis* Marnie Helton have rsdurnod from
Orlando where they spent
the
wwek-end as the guests of the
Moynes Mildred and Helen Walker.
-----—
Mrs D. G. Wagser, of Leeshorg.
and Mrs. Basil Hamilton and three
daughters, of Canada, who are
spending the winter at Leesburg,
were the goests of friend* her*
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tibbs 1*
and bon, Monson, were the dinner
guests yesterday at Mrs. Fan
nie B. Munson and Mlae Fannie
Iteba Munson at their home on
Myrtle Avenue.
Mrs. Carl Yeiser. of Shreveport,
Rath Metich and Clara Melsch.
ta
waa the week-end guest of
Y. “Chiming BaUa,” Trojelll. Mrs. R. A. Newman at her home
Mar j Young.
iq Rose Court. Mrs. YeUsr will
1 “ Egyptian,” Brounoff, Mary be remerrdwred as Miss Gertruda
Went.
Dunn, formerly of this rlty.
4. “ Anvil Choru*,’’ Vvrdi-Engle
mann, Katherine Morrison.
5. “ May Time," Brer, Jen*
Lloyd.
*. “ II Desiikrio." Cramer, Mary
*------------- w . . 1 t •* V. laris* Meriwether.
7. "Kim* of -Spring." Walter
COLUMBUS, Dec. U.— (A.P.l —
Rolf*. Kathleen [u^nc^.
Flowt water* flowed over fields
R. “ Kong of fh* Pines,” MiMrv.l in Southern and Central Ohio to
Adslr, Katherine Wight aid Alica ds* as rivers and creeks broke
Wight.
11
their bsnks after two days of in
». “ Preludes" Opga g f Number termittent rains. Mutoriyts near
Number 70 and NtlaVilr f, by Portsmouth were forced to aban
Member* ef the Junior Class la. Gbopin, Hry. John D. ’Abrahams.
don tars ami from Manchester
day announcsd that tbeir moat
10. “ Miouat Antique,1
7 Seebee
ram* reports that autoRaobillsts
outstanding dramatic artists ate Jean Marti* U b ly .
were forced to ktay overnight in
II. *J»U y Walt*," Streabbeg, their machines.
ready for. the presentation of the
annual Junior ploy, scheduled for Mary Young.
Near Bcntonville. because flood
13. “ Flower Bong," tango, Mary water* were awlrltag over
Semlaale High school next T W the
day aad Wednesday nights, stall Nieklo.
road, there were no
reports.
13. “Sprllley , Potka," Gulllanl, Jlome* are being threntenrd but
ing at 7:46 o’ehkk.
fields from Columfiui "southward
"The Green Btring” , a «y * U r y Clayda Winn ForgUtaOn.
play In tlpwn acts, la the ititoy , U. “Caprice Vlennulte ” .^ fe lf are flooded. Fear.that I W d « ,fr «
Inevitable at Now
Philadelphia
lion beln£ offered. A s'in Poet hr. Mrs. Preston Stephenson.
11. “ Hangartaa,” KoeUIng, AHec and Goaborlon on the headwater*
years, coach** of the play have
of Muskingum.
,
•elartit two oasts, eoe to p«r- McGlon*.
1A "BlumberUnd,” Grady, Lau
foiY* the first night, the other to
ra May Brown.
repeat the play the saeond night
17. * Katydid,” Kern, Mary Lou
Cart number one, which will
Lyles.
appear Tuesday night 1* composed
It. •#►!** Allegro,” Spindles,
ef thd'followingf GTtbert WJlHwna
Peggy McTeer.
sk ' Jaaisk -Uemhmsn: Clifford
» . “ WaHs In D Flat,” Chogta.
HUDSON,
Ohio,- Doc. 1 4 Bell as Otis Wendell; BUI Tyre, as
(A .P .j—A novel school ergsnlsrd
Gilbert Barnes; Robert Yeung t*
Ruben* tain, I four years ago by parents here I*
Adam lltll; Mary FMMaaa Anoperated
Ilk* a well-regulated
Wollon- household.
■*' ‘
Embracing
only
primary
gradr*
•fine h e m -** Mary AMsems;
21. “ Msoerha Oeprleo,” Wacha,
and designed te permt^ children to
P a ti/ ’ fFCoWaer »• Norma Clay (ary Nett- Smith.
ton, and Let Rtenstrom as Dr.
*1 “ Matafkfna” Lwueeaa, Mery learn naturally, th* school's first
distinction la that It has no after
Hell.
"
‘ ' ” ** ’
Elltsbeti, Tolar. ,
Cast number two, which will kbI L "la s t ‘ With the Delicate noon sessions.
(lass distinction and “ class con
psar Wednesday night, la. earn- Air." A t^. ^
A . ^ f h jUlpa.
sciousness” are eliminated as much
yesed’ d f the f t Ilowing! Gilbert
ss possible. The pupils work and
CHRISTIAN BC1ENC8
Will is m« a* Jo*l ah Hanhman^
play- togsther. Lessons are as
CHimCMBB
u„
signed without class distinction.
“God the P re s e t er o f M a n " The pupils learn to read from a
Bate Higgins as Adam Hill; Corw ii lha subject of the U*soa- hook they have illustrated themlefts* an’ Rather Rahw*;
geroiou In all ChUKhk* of Christ, selves.
, , „ . j
Gladfh ftenderxen ea ftsoaah
Scientist, on Sunday, December |A
Modge; pabllho Crakfort
Th* GebJen .Text . w*a
CHURCHILL HURT
AndreWai. R. A, Mi
"R e that d
□aytea,'tidl fT.j
,' a* Dr. Fsithw « M
la'fh e heeret 'piece ef th* ®o*t
NEW YORK. Doc. 1L — <A.P.l—
Hlgh okall khUlt under th* ahadaw Winston Churchill. British states
* f the Almighty."'" ' • "
man, knos koti down by -• taxicab
Uat night, undttwint a lengthy
. yv#ddJ w w
examination twdoy ami doctor*
fc -1
following from th* Bthlo; "th ey arknowleJgad thera la danger of
that trust In th# lard shall be a* pleural hrmmorrhag* developing.
have V on
Mount Zion, which cannot be i t - X-ray photograph*
moved, hut abideth fqreven. A* takon t i detgrmia* th# aeriAUanesa
t during ' th*
of hia condition.
.
*
8ymes, th* mountains are round about
Jerusalem, so th# I*ord is round
CarIt
nlwut hls_pe»p!* ffoiQ _htgeeforjh
evea for ever” tPa. 11S;1, l>.
* f* s I
Th* Leaaon-Sermon ale* toelud.
Roy F. Sjmeo, Mr. td lha following patta|ea from
DR. H. H. SMITH
th* Chris tie n Helene* texthook,
fU lw R e y . MlsaJi
‘Helene*
and
Health
with
Key
te
OPTOMETRIST
- * », Jr., ef Lakeef New York th* Scripture*," by Mary Baker
aos
K.
aik. ainsi k a fw t Fla.
Pules ton. Miss Eddy: T h e dhlna Love, whkh
mad*
harmless
the
poisonous
vi
A. RebrifU, Ga, Dr. per, whkh dsllvsred men from th*
oid Walker, boiling ell, from thd flory furn
T. Baines. ace, frenT IK* Jasrx of the lion,
T . ' Laird, J. 0. tan heel th* skk in avery age and
Mrs. Horace P. triumph over sin aad death. U
char, Mlae Mar- crowned the deanonatretieaa of
1931 Cltjr T r i m arc now
R. Dyyea, J, H Jesus with unsurpassed power aad
Ohio Flood Waters
Cause Much Damage
School Operated As
Private Household
X
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love" (p. XU).
ilA
I REPORTED DROWNED
SHREVEPORT, Dec. U .-4AJP.)
A D. Hljh- — Five negroes were reported
dead near Heetman end th* cotton
_____ j . oar* valley today aa a result of staema
(Chase, DwlgM aad high water hut because o f ■
lack e f telephone commuilleation
due. 1% diagonal allowed
on taken * 0* ftoftro Dn*
con bar lStk and 1% dim
count allowed (rani Daccrnbar ISUi to Jaanary litk
1*33.
O ncral
t lW u
l~ «t. lUrwt
NMi. — 111
Vox C H rh tM i G ifU I n
IU n d w «rk
.HurU'|
Wakefield Praducta SeM Her*
oitiMlrv httiiH*. Hr finally Rirhfrtl
All lleaislltghlng IPc Yd. ( <
hi* Ink'sl'.;« car and dimfml nb i» n i(
Ilf
Iht'm t" I "‘fin** lo. k
■a the iftoirp appjuatbndl thw
- Phone KO-J
■;
ilijr. xv*“11 lUirams*-! mul d n U rtl tniNRii district.
I
The |i«t of name* of persons i ehurch annex at 7:00 o'clock to
planning to attend the luncheon enjoy • turkey banquet prep seed
honoring Governor und Mrs. Doyle by the women ol the churrh.
E. Carlton at the Parish Home' ]t will be th* first of four banneit Tuesday. Progress Da), ear- qufls u t . heUI at the annek dur
ly thi* morning passed the 10O ing the wrrk. to which every mem
msrk. with letter* ami telephone her of the rhnrvh is Invited. In
call* for reservations pouring into order to a*< ummndale the large
the i h.mber of Commerce office membership. Ihe church mil ha*
hourly
been Uivulr.l into four parts, onePerson* wishing to attend are fourth being entertained each
urged lo huy tickets os soon as night. Banquets will he *tsge<i to
possible, for places will be laid for night, \Vr*ine«iisy, Thursday and
only J»0. Approximate), half of Friday night*
the tickets already Mild have been
jiui, hase.1 by residents of the eounty and many out-of-town visitors.
Herr is the !atr*i addition to
reservations:
d i j ” l»\ in I'n tin |f I 'lf in t c r Mujt'tk*
1®!% Ill a* ik S h irt U if i in
ju u i'o nifii. ' mnl M’«*imvd tu e n }o yi
fftpiMni* flu*
Hiiltiif. Hi*
< * ’ «•! Itv' hiw
in*n. M i i
In Colorful Roleix
Different
From Anything
ey've Bear U ew l
no M...
to vim ! a mim >wr *«f
FiKf‘1 t i ifmi i Xsit tons,
,\*(!ur arniUs' 1hr Colun-uju nml
otlo’i ,iMi lent landm.irkw
the* n r ' i i t i n
until
talk in g
he* |v r k I
911 Alex R. Johnson
1191, Mr*. Ale* K. Johnson
IDI J- Tilden Jacobs
ifyf. Col. J, t’, Sellars, Jacksonville.
I At. It K Warn
tot Mrs A. M. Mould
I Ob. J. |» Marenti-tU
10*1 Mrs. J. L. Marrntrtt*
107 Frank llaithcox. Altamonte
Springs
It*. Mr*. Frank Kaithrov. Alt*,
aiontr Springs
10!>. II. S. Packard. Altamonte
Springs
110. Mr*. H. S. Packard. Alt*
monte Springs
111. <!. II. Kilts, lake Man
113. Howard llnlelrr, Sanford
and l.ak* Mary.
113. Mrs. Iluward llotrlrr, San
ford ami Ijtk* Mary.
Ill, Mr*. K*ln* G. Fuller. Or
lando. Orange County Representa
tive
IKi H- J, I-ehman. City Commis
sioner
lilt. Mrs. |I. J. Lehman
117. A. W Moremsn, Malt lamb
I tit. Mis* Minnie Moreman.
Maitland
ll*». Mr*. Ollie Jam*-, Ft I’ irice.
president of the I'lmiils American
legion Auxiliaries.
IJO Mrs, Maii m HI... h, Hi.
Cloud, dislrlrt vice president -f the
Florida Legion Auxiliaries
121. Mr*. J. II. Hlntermister,
Sanford.
122 Clifford Wslkar
123. Mrs. Clifford Walker
124. I* I’. Hagan
lib. Mr*. L P Hagan
tin Mrs. Karl Kchiills
127 J. K, Snyiler. Chuluota
128. Mr*. J K. Snyder. Chuluota
Hit, T. W. I.*wtnn. tlviediISO Governor Doyle K. Carlton
131 Mr*. Doyle K Carllut
] « . Sheriff J. F. McClelland
n s. Mr*. J. F. McClelland
134. Mr*. A. B. Covingtoo, Uviado
|;IA. W. II. Richard*. Maitland
130. Mr*. W. U. Hwhard*. Mait
land.
.e
wi t h frirmi-a
to t«^r thr tiam fo* |
f i n r»*i!- • i runt w n p r r ht**will unit
M r*.
Hallle R.
P n rlre l your baby’a health hv frrd tn i; it our pure
whoinwrme milk.
* A deeply human drum* of a
rynkal
fipU ln
and
1h*
Gary Cooper
Standard for certified milk.
Claudette Colbert
t't»l»*lli*l ISo*
Geo. ('. Harden, Mgr.
Phone 400
*ra
ilanre h®!1 ski who i« hi* pari
ner in a ^Iv an fc |Minpathw«I!
U > produce and well m ilk Ihut i-* ci|uul in the lictst
m ilk produced In the en tire I'n lle d Slitlew.
Our bacteria count la al ways below 111.mill,
S.
It
'3 m
1
His Woman”
1
n ’«
WRIST WATCHES
iSj'
Elgin - Bulova - Westfield
1TKSH AY
McLaulin The Jeweler
KI.IHSA I AN III
I.IDNF.I. II Mll<\ MORE
m
TH K
WuLth Thin Space Tomorrow
W E L C O M IN G
d»'
YB LLO W T lU K K r-
THE KIDDIES
T O ------
$6.95
Am
I f * i*
$2.95
•al it.
R u m w II
■spiritualist Medium ot The
Prugreaslv# rtpirllaallsl Church.
17 K. Concord A t* „ Orlando,
Fla. ItMae 6321.
$2.95
£ 8
w if:
,T'I* ‘
<1 4s «»/ ( I
A LITABLE
V
IT A M IN S
Milk, and egga contalx vita
mins aecaeoary lo robust health.
Physicians recommend dairy
feade U young and old allha.
It la our aim lo iwpply tF a
products in I heir greatest de*
grot ef f res haras pad parity.
r
Seminole Creamery
Co.
PhoM 634
SIS But Fleet SL
AS USUAL
tended in thin department, ua in othera,
to our regujur euxtomera.
\\u are head and xhoulder.-s abovti the
crowd with our collection o f Heurt Delighta fo r the Kiddiea. Here yuu will
Xind the moat comprehenaive linu in the
’city— priced more reuaonuldy than over
before in our experience. T h g fa what
quantity buying doea for ua and fo r
you.
Heat o f oil, l’A Y FOR IT
i ' But befUr atlll— ua an
FOR
added aervlce to our many
h>
hi
fh•
. i/ ftln'h
$4.25
Shop here where nsaortmenta arc
cumplclu und price* a r« lowcai— where
evgry conceivable service I* offered for
your convenience. L a y aw ay your
choice for Chriatmas K ve delivery ami,
f
,* -
m
friends— terms will be t V
A fl T H K
ONES
$3.50
v
V»' iX-•
( n ih li
L IT T L E
KNJOY IT.
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Company.
Hoy,
dk.i*
CoHeflor.
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Dec. 15-16
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Sl’KNCER’S DAIRY, INC.
NOTICE TO CITY
TAX PAYERS!
Dr.
day in i
Kwrupp b«Tnru n d u m m i t hnim’ t«»*f fonml to Ulk i t
Cecifian Music Club
Presents Program
Social Calendar
■'•Ihi «|>rm hi a )•
LADIES* EXCHANGE
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T S O V
SE C O N D
S E C T IO N
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NEW SPAPER
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SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A , B A TH E D A T . DEC EM B ER 12, 1931
INTAIPaPROVES
PLEASANTEVENT
J W W k Arrangement
l f W Flowers Offers
Charming Displays
r
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TAJsPA, Fla, Dm. 11L—The
Garden C M featlrat belt beta waa
m occasion * f delight from IU
Mhrfel eponJog to tho teat fragn i t hour.
The aroro or idoro of aelU vied
with on* another la artlxtle *rxaagoment of r*r« and exquisite
Itemare, gracaful plaata, exotica
of groat direnity, and the bond.
oogM'polm of a thoutand tnariotioa until the grant coliseum
betiding on Dirt* Island, oT*tlookin* the bteo waters of the bay,
appeared to thronging xUttara to
bo aa onebanting eorioo of fairy
Lake Worth’s Tax
Collections Jump
LAKE WORTH. Fla. Deo. 18.
—Tot*] tax collections in U k *
Worth for K o n a b tr tmountoJ
to 1*2,903.1A, an Increase of
*800 over collections for No'reraber, 1930, although torTont
t** collect loo* for November
were approximately 1150 under
tkO November, 1M0, collections,
K. C. tw in *, d ir (loth M i d
yesterday. Correal t*x colleetleru daring November toUllod
110,1ms. A low bond market
of 33 real* bar encouraged
property oenere to bay the
bonde. for payment of dellnqaent la n e anj the s.-tivlly In
thie form of baclf tax payment
will iwel] the current ta x col
lection lota], aine* payment of
back taxeo with bondx muit be
accompanied by each for cur
rant tax**.
- f intern.
The local florist* also joined hi
the beautiful flower pageant and
there were artistic displays found
ht thla portion of tbo exhibit. One
•" eopodal which draw admiring
•road, woo that featuring Italian
pkanto, with a floral coa torptec*
Oil magnificent chrysanthemums
iA d in g through all tbo ton** of
f m a * to dark maroon’.
At tbo basinoss meeting fallow
ing U>* annual foatisal tbo re
ports from different circles told a
otaiy of the financial success of
tbo rr^nU tbo grntUl-aUon of th*
“ ~ ~ T W »I1 E t ^ l i l ’ ltllillil sum
of xmSSof reOttsJd. rubles them to
conttau* With .tbplr dhrertlfleJ
M»it>)Myg)loa aeibl In parkways,
on i M F W i j i t i t ori-sf-tho-esy
corner*^ am* Ur.grrn work to many
could be
Tbo garilaim ever
I th* proeexpeit to
Iboo* plantings, al
Htwkim Elected As
Oakland PttkMey or
Senator To Introduce
Bill Drawn For Dis
trict Of Columbia
WASHINGTON. Dec If.-L e g a l
*xp*/ta of the National Rifle associal Ion have drafted a uniform
firearm, hill for th* District of
Columbia, which will be used as a
model for similar drives in vari
ous state*. The bill Is to be intro
duced in the Henet* by Senator
Arthur Capper (R ) of Kansas,
chairman of the ?enst# district
eommlttse.
lb la directed thiefly at unitceaead poeaeeslhn of piftole. aid to
limiting th* machlao gon actlvitl<* of city gangsters.
No person sver convicted of a
crime of violence will b* allowed
to possessor have onder his eont r o l,a pistol Those persona de•W a* t* obtain a license for the
possemlpo Of a pUtol weuid b* fw.
qui red to wait at toast « « bout,
bofara bbUlnln* a Urease. A ll
dealers In firearm* would b* li
censed.
toi aa a firearm with a barrel tee*
than 13 Inches In lengtk, While
met hi no guns are classed as fire
arms wkirti shoot automatically,
and any firearm which shoot*
more than I t gboto Mml-aotomatidallv without reloading.
' Violation of th* law would bo
punishable by a fin* of not more
than 11,000 or Imprisonment of
not,more than on* year. Anyone
committing a crime while armed
would receive an .additional sent
ence of three to fir * years addi
tional, for th* first effyoee, and
from flv* to tea years for the sec
ond offense. A third affens*
would require aa additional 10 to
IB year* end a fourth, IB to 30
p a n . The** additional penalties
all are manadatoyy.
Individual* will b* prohibited
D. Gteasfsrd, . Washington's now
superintendent o f poUgo* and of
Maj. Ooa. Herbert B. Creaky, dis
trict commissioner of poBc*,-te Uw
aeoerinHaa1* war upon th* preilfk
and unllceaaod one ansi dwncrsbip
iStratton
Travel Southward- I t 5
Expected To Equal £
Or Pass L ast Yeer ?
to afftceboMiT* who do their
who*e positions am eeeenind who will r*train from
pall tie* I activity that they ahall
b « retained, and that all vacancies
shall bo filled for merit enlrely
rotardleo* of politics.
"Heelne-.like ir.ethi d» are mnrr
accessary in a hug* corporation
than In a email om, and while
the plan* that have eucceeled In
rinonti may have to be »j>d In a nriltlplr fashion to the
various boioughe, they ran surely
bo adapted t ■ redeem Oreater
»
»
oy-fnelng lb* Machado govern
ment. Dr. MeiwVs Capote said
“Th* cordially conference* now
being held In Havana sre most
amusing, considering that the op
position has not constitute,! any
authorised
delegation
thereto
Many outstanding leaders of the
opposition are In prison or in thv
United States an t none of the at
tendants t„ th* so-called cordiality
talks represent anyrne hut them
selves."
Th* junta leader went on to de
clare that the f'uban people err
determined to reach „n under
standing aa to their government,
but said, "there is no po»Mbl» un I
deistanding with Machado."
He charged President Machado I
with insincerity In his expressed
willingness to confer with revolu
tionary leaders.
It reminds me of the procedure
followed by the old .Spanish
refltue, which Utj to its undoing
and final debacle.” he continued.
bT'ey would deal with the solonoinlsta and other go-betweens, Lsit
not with th« rovolhtion Itself, with
out which there was n« passible,
understanding
“ Cordiality,-•**£* and erdee m
Cub* can only bo attained through
lb* cessation o f th* prekent mili
tary dicta tort bln and th* restoretioit of public liberties In their
entirely. Such a m u lt la only po* - '
sill# without Hacbado' in power!
and out effort* will continue un
flinchingly until each a finality is
reached."
>T .
Dr. Mendcx Capote said he In
tend* • to rataain In the l nited
Htatt# during tb* regime of I*re«ident Machado.
"It certainly would not be safe
for ne to return to Cub* now." he
nderaJl* exts-fit thus far In th* ;
•eaton. according to information
rrceiied from rerioj* sourer* at S the opening session ef th* rvglonal .
ronfetenev of the State
lfwMl - el
Hen'* association held r»'#rtHy ilk )
th* Huntington lintel.
visitor* at the meetings la-Us
elide,) hotel men an I women, rep-f’ -r
roventitivea from varlons trenj- ;
imitation companies ami oth ^ r(’t
business
institutions
connected • with lb« hetel industry, th* ms*j
iolity of cltie* of the West roakht •
end Central Flos Ids .being reprp-.
sented.
Tbo meeting was ripened by J,« •
V. Drown, of th# Suwannee Hotel,|
president of the St
IVts>rsburg|
association, who inliodncrd Ja:hV./
llennessee, proprietor of the Vlr-I. '
(Continued an l*age Eleven) 'iJf.’ J
.iiaiiog bit reform eutlin* on th* l(|
reeolts of a study of th* present , „ ., <f s
local form of government by the ,
Committee of One Thousand, Mr.
Hchlelfelin advocated thet the )M>- (n Ctnlr
lie* department *>« taken out of , h<-v
politics and placed und>r a com-’
„
mlssioner appointed for a long
K,
term atvl removalde only on
It,him
charxvs, and jhet the five coOnty i.t u.
gournmrnt. in New York City. I ,irr . li*
which the aity pays for but doe#
not control, be abolished *r rom- |„ 1 R0J,
plirating th* machinery of gov- me on'i
eminent *nd tn f.rin g from the tost T
atvjsa* which come f om lack of hen -vd
'
tContlnued on Per* Elevenl '
(Coni
THIS
SEE THE YEAR’S BEST BUY
Prohibition Agents * I
Give Hoover Pledge
ALL DAY TUESDAY,. DEC
WASHINGTON, Doe. 13. ( A.F.) -President dloover bos a
now pledge of eo-operation from
Um prohibition forces dellvored by
Arthur J. Barton, proaldent of the
National Conference of Organisa
tions supporting th* Eighteenth
Amendment.
ft woo Barton, who. with Bish
op James Cannon, Jr, organised
th* famous Askevlllo convention la
th* lis t campaign to aocuro Hoo
ver ret** la the normally Demo
cratic 8oatb.
' Barton eMd b* bad told Mr.
Hoover that la his position aa
W ITH THE PURCHA SE OF A N Y
lyyttsnjm nufc
ItaHaaa co-operating through the
natleoal ceaferenco ho brought the
statement e f boshing for the adndafctfmttea’s stand.
A TUBE W ILL BE GIVEN FREE :
PARK
m fcw A1*10UR
STATION AND HAVE IT8ERVICED WHILE YOU^ ATTEND
THE PROGRESS DA Y CELEBRATIONS
TAKE A D V A N T A G E OF THIS UNUSUAL OFFER
nd Think Of The n a ffi'
O U N T T YO U A l l
BOOBTINC ON
aN,
.
Firestone Tiree—JTreetone B
Woco Pep—Tiolene Motor
Af
Greaainf^ Gene
IP j L v J
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Brake lining
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8ATURDAT,
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It, l t t l
visitors
Betrayed
By Thid-
Books were
h I a knowl
edge. Co-eds
were'hi* col
lege I
Owii U vea !
TWO BARRYMORES A T WORK
Samos) Barrymore Colt, ton of
Ethel Borrfmor*, who malm hU
screen 4 Cb a t la Panmount’s
“ Working Girls." worked on a
•ounj stags adjoining ana whara
UneU Lionel wma playing In Em«t
l.ubltaeh’o production, •'Tha Man I
Killed."
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DIRECTORS ON VACATION
Two Psremocnt director* hart
srrivs i In "New Toik on w i t l m i .
On completion of “ Working Glile,"
Durothy Annar la In Manhattan tw
•a# aaw plays, snd Stuart Watkar
la resting following “Tha Paisa
Madonna,’* ,whirh ha has
joat
mads. * .
TOTS FOR K IM
An elaborate sat o ftey v Tor the
Christmas scenes In fsiamounta’
“ Husband’s Holiday" was callable
for the two chlldran In tha cast to
pla* with during the pmductfon.
CUaa Brook heed* the cast. '
R O B FILM M TIMER \
Eda Warren, film editor nf
Paramount's TThe llU s Madon
na," foatilling Kay PranrU and I
William Boyd, views,) the plclurs
forty times in making the sap#,
rata scones .Into a polished pro.
dujtitm.
. ,
M e',.
Mi l a -ne
MI LANE
TRRCR 1(MH CART
Jdar mo Bits, Noel Franclo
S UNDA Y S
. AND
MONDAY
via Sldne
faatored.
ymoruj are
RTVOIO BECOMES DEPOT
A . Pullman car was
F
by Para no n t and Inatnlltd on a
tU ge for nta In “The Paisa Midonna," featuring Kay Prtncls,
William Boyd tad Corvray Tearle.
cuvb
MILANE
I k o o k w a r r io r
Cllva Brook, Paramount fea
tured player, aa a British officer,
fought in some o f the biggest hat*
tlsa of the World War.
STL'DIRD~LNDKR REINHARDT
Mariano Dtetfith,
Paramount
star of “ Shanghai E l press,- wat
one* • papa of M u Reinhardt.
DIRECTS FORMER * B O « r
Joaef von Steinberg. new direct,
lag Mariana Dietrich la “Bhang,
haj Eaprete” for Paramount, has I
la kta cast Emit Ckautard, a dl* I
rsetar for World flin t when von
Sternberg was learning tha bual-
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BOSTON. Mae*.,
Dec. 12.fA lP .)—The Bo*too Brave* ye1 tflgh aehool football play* toyday announced the aalc of lance
I recelra recognition on tha Rlchfrourg, owUUIdor, ta the CM
cago Cuba. Tho term* wore not on.
(lh ' annual
All-Soutbarn
hauncod but It wao Indicated it w*>
the firat move In a deal wbec* a
Chicago player would erme to ll»i
ton.
ltlchboort, who la from Cre«lvlew, Fla., waa the oldett player In
point of aonrieo on tha Braves’
rpoteT- Ha rima to Boston from
the Milwaukee club of the Ameri
ran aaaoeiatlon In the fall uf 192ft.
It# participated In 97 game* during
tha p u t muon and lattfil for an
•Vvrajr* of .2*7.
if-timr. 1%. it—Four
Rlekbourg, former baseball cap.laln and roach at the Unlrsralty -of
Florida, move* lo hla fifth Rig
league club whan ho Join* Ihe
Cub* Halt spring. Bo stepped nff
the Gator team In 1919 to Iho New
York Giant* as In Inflelder, and
w »i optioned lo Grand Rapid* In
tho Control t-eagu*. If* battel for
a .418 clip and the neat seaaun
found him with Dallai In the Tea
aa League.
In 1921, (ho Glanta traded Rich
bourg long With King and Rapp
to tha Phlnlas for Stongtl and
Rawlings. 1ft pltyad hut 10 game*
tilth Ihe Phillita, hitting only 200.
lie ■ u optioned to Cllirleatbn In
the South Atlantic League In IU22
and relei.nl outright t i Nnuhville
In Iho Soutbarn Aaaoeiatlon in
1923
Richhourg want on a batting
apra# In tha Southern, amacklng
Iho ball for a .373 percentage, and
was sold tn the Washington tMtin*
lora. He j.lined Ihe Ncnatfrrb*jAt<f In
IU23, hut ..utalneU |T bfi»hfc‘ ld?,
an Injury whlrtr bvahttiony'ehuabd
him to bo aM)Md V d tt to Iho mlnort, Woahfrlgtbh' Jtlod Win In 1ft
gameo thfc' f » « o # t n f acting, thkh
traded V m ’ U'Milwaukee m the
Amtriclft gaaocletlun for Wld
Moltho#*^
It tlOkRIchboUrg three yrnre tn
find Hla atrlde with Malwaukee,
hot h# tpiSidd up'in 102ft with a
W n » r V i r i | ( ' <if -itrt .nd 4H
lis t Meek Wllaon, the erttwUty
hollo run champion of the major
Ifaguea frets th« Chicago Cube
the St. L)ui> Cardlaal* la extlan
for Burleigh (Mm*«,
eater
pitcher, activity In the winter base
ball market baa been unusually
tihh thi* year.
In addition to the Grime*-Wllaon
trade, in whieh the Cuba also lent
Arthur (Bu<% Toacheut, a nrnrlbpdw pitcher, to tha Cardinal*. tip*
fnlhwing Important deal* were
mode daring the miller !eagle
meeting at Weal Baden. Jnd, add
the annual majir league aesaieaa
at Chicago which rloatd Thirradayi
13ie Chicago White Roi trmdod
Carl Reynold*. outfielder, and Infielder Johnny Kerr, ta Washing,
top for Pftrhera Irving Hadley and
Sam Jonea. and In fielder Minter
llaye* The S«* i l n traded pitcher
Bob Welland to the Boa ton Rett
Soi for Pitrher Milton Gallon.
Hneinnatl
purehaiad
Third
Rsieman Andy High from tho
r arillnola.
The Cube purrhaaed First Ftaieman Harr* Toylor from Seattle of
Ihe Parlfle (o u t league.
The White Mm purrhaaed Outfielder Harold Anderson fnm SL
Paul of tbe American a*.nr|,tion.
The Ro-lnn Rraer* piircboaM
Thitd Boeenmn
Fril* Knotrho
from Scelllr. and sold Fir*i lin e,
man Karl Sheel*. areI Catehe." BUI
Cronin to I...a Angelea of tho
Pacific Coaat league for lift,000.
Beaffe Sporting Goods
Outfit By .Lopsided
. Score Of Nine To 2
Lake Worth Holds
Season’s 1st Meet
their first for dm at tha lt»il-32
Pt™ n* W*A* S i 1' N g f ! i n l l ‘ »
■raaon In the meelfng room o f the ^
W«rka. Mortimor AdRoon, E ,
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i8 £ tt
2:
I I Piftataon of PfttotMfih, P a ,
H. Toren John Col Frank
T<c tre-Menl; E. ft. Net.on of
Hortioll. N V , secretary: I- T.
,Bd *- G‘ William*.
Barnca o f Decatur. |1L, treaaufor,
-----------------“ ----and A. Grant Showcta of S t l/iuli,
Floriday East Coast Railway
publicity' director.
aoeka permission to operate motor
The oganiiation also went on aerriea between N r* Smyrna and
record that (he memirerd are not to Orange City Junction.
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TORONTO, Dec. 12.- Tho pranauro of a hand in Toronto suffi
cient to dtpran. a telegraph key
for 30 second* *rt in motion a 750ton prlgling [ire** in Winnipeg 1400
mile* away The pre»« commoncod
printing at Iho rale of 42,000 40page newspaper* an huur anJ then
roaehod a mailraum of IOOJXM)
copka. M*J. John W.
Rlfton
pressed tho telegraph key here and
wilhln a short lima rnpie* nf tho
MftnfUbn Free Pres* were nn solo
bn th#‘ atreefa of Winnipeg. The
paaaa la tti* rfrat of it* kind to be
pot lar'operation In Canada and
only the' thtrj Obba pre*. of it*
tyhdhVar tu b* nlandfaetured. Otar lh* lohg dtatarrta'teUffhotie
afatem of tha Canatfkp Patlflc
Telegraph*,' Major Blftan 1 i t n■luerod Jlslahe* In’atfttt'Iha'fSOO,000 pros* from 'h*' Hbrhnry O f hl>
residence In Torento. Throdgh a
■pedal hook-up tha CanBalatt Pa
cific Talagraph* tranimJuloh* »y«trm bad bdon connaetad directly
In lh* control board of tho now
pro** unit*.
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faada U y *fB*
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pradaota In tkblr groatoat dograo *1 fraahntoa akd parity.
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BRATE
PLANT CITY—Work on cm•truction of borry. loading akhd
Ultima Thai ha* a m baaa attempt
stalled by Atlantic Coast Linn
ed in ^ m tr k i.
Th*' Indian woiMn who U organlalng th* cououolor plan la
ft J B L T &
JI uge Press Begins
Tuminc: As KeyFitf
WAdmNOTON, Dae, 12 . IX —fA P . ) Headed by th* transaction which CAIP-)—A brand haw momlwr leelofod tha dlouao yesterday on
nUimar* arrt drlakhtg" H« wh* Martin L. Hwaatioy. a
Damtkrat tod farmer munlalpai
Jhdga hf Cloralond. Ho aald'oij hta
rtnt <My In tha Bnuse ha Dltd to
fmbn to debate an rerlaion of the
rule*.
“ I found a lot of chaoa," ha aald.
; MEW Y O W L t h i . I E - A dark- MI hoard Congretamen dlacuaalng
■ iW rib lB * nUrinarad youag wotn- tha Japan*** war. sum* of them
kh, wlt(, aJ| o f Ott,polio and,digtalking about Ihe
Presidential
n(ty’ o f tha'fiiiebt Amarkaft Indian campaign, and two dry Cnngroaatradition,' through the force pf her men, who vote, dry conolstently,
Mnrtfwntra auggaallona rnmplata- arte discussing th* bad quality of
Iw iprrifd’ wKh bar th* final a«i- Washington liquor.
aton df ttl* first annual 'oovantlon
“ I will not toll you thalr namri.
of tha N ita ’ Yftrk Section of th* t am not Smodloy Duller.
Camp tnrbelofi Aaaoeiatlon
at
"My observation also la that tbt
tip Barblion-Plata Hotel
her* women of thla body hohav* Ilka
porfr-l grntlemont while torn* of
Bar plan of Mndtag lit Ran boys th* men bahav* Ilk* a lot of old
and gtrla to act sd counaolor* tn woman."
gurprnar, eamfit who ballad by Mr.
Swetnoy, an antl-prohlbJlIojiUt,
Wallate Gram Arnold, -preaidant
raprt.ifd sarprlao that Prdildhnt
pf tha Naw' York aactlon. aa'ona Hoover did not mention prohibition
of W mbat, Halpful ,/fott# >to
fn hi* moiaag*.
bHrt'ahbuV a ^ ^ lto r undoriund-
U fa Indnruofc* CiR/|-<
LA K E WORTH. Fla, Dae. 12.— riea of dance*, card parties and
Urmhora of the l ake Worth buns bfnch picnics throughout the winUuch club, cumpuaed of Laka
of * hith wiH *>• de‘
Worth wialar reaidenU conducted
lalor.
t
l i d J — — ■. ru n «-»
MenWillBe
oWorkllpon
%State Canal
W. 8. EntxJftftifceT'-
Silver Plate» Flatware
,m
Hqtnei lf Lfciur^d On
Manners, Dfinking
La Florida boorJ does not rae[so' player* In tha i M d M
l or military a.'hoola. Tha r«4for thi i L that tho board'W '
L- only plnyar* from aehool*
Hated with tha Florliln High
Jot Athlotic Asadelatlon. Undor
Ring in th* P. II. B. A. A ,'n o
tor can appear In athUllrevL#
rat1 tha eg* of 31 or has played
r ytoia of high school football.
Thom peon, Hpdge, Hutilir, Wal
ler Bath. 8U*U. CotOell, Mika,
Kelly. Lake, Britt. Harrison add
Jack n n u .
‘ On Monday'evening tho moat
l<*portent gimo of lho aaaaoa will
bo pJayod.br Chnaa and tho Dry
ClUaara, da U * championship for
tho fall » taion hangs on tho ra
ni K o f thf* fame. C U M and the
Dry Cleaner* are now tied for tho
league tcaderihlp. and the winner
o f t h i'
will ba iwotiled tile
tftamplonohlp honor* for the Sea
ton. Both team* pra aetnly
matched, apd wOl be out (irlfl|
than- beat. ,*nd It will h* a to**
ti# a« to which will come out on
top. It 1* antkipatdl that one of
the larcrat crowd* o f tho year wilt
bo on hand to witneao iho gomo.
BOX SCORE;Harold
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Kelly, 3b.4 I
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Rtempor, e-lb,
4 2
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WTUlama. If.
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Cdok, rf.
4 0
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Mjrlck. the.
4 2
2
Herndon, I*.
3 0
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Vow, r»,
J 0
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Quonlo k. Zb,
3 1 1
R. Sh»w. p.
3 0
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A. Show, ef.
3 0
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railway.
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FOR MEN AND BOYS
B IL L FO LD S
8 H 1 A F F E IT S
'profaaaur
i naw «toM-*UU f t nil frym
Rida Ea*t Coaat at Stuart.
I actosa Laka Oka*c hob**
mt) to tha Calooaahatch**
IN B R Y
pivrlaioaa are b*lng atari*
F&R WoiKlEN AND GIRLS
ally Incroara thla working
i tho fadarel gmaraaaeat to
S H A V IN G U TB N B IL8
ad ala faat daretd'-lba
itoted by F. & Damnreal, JUlgrlm In hla eommui
•it of tha chambor of «♦*»foehttnl i M
wiUrwiya
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By Maurice Ketten
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AJAdVcy / J
8 A T U R D A T . D E C E M B E R 11. 19rtl
• nm
it* * ' iH,t
FtntNTSHRTl bedroom for
Coll at All Cork Ate.
rent.
16— H « a * s i > o r SAm
inAf from Prfra Nfni)
hou.e, 'oath, wot* r,
taro re. .Sew 11untar, 117
Ha tileod the belief utat (hare
might I till be Lima -between now
■ad l l ( l l to taka step* toward
kivU#"* smaller alderman !c board
i k t i d by proportional represen
ts 'i°6, aa In Cincinnati, where
|li pfcrty form of government baa
been ' dfcne away with.
In;Kb. Judiciary, Mr. SchlaffeL
In o M d U M ;A a name* of candUatW for higher ciurta .hoiltd
m p t Of .tala at lattk' thiW
iffcnthi before nominaI font kVa
m a d A > give tlnm for kn Itidsprudent mOYRment If the cahdl
data# wore unworthy, a limtjir
proclAra to be RpVlled to tha‘ ap.
polnftnint of polM* Tnaglstrato*.
Tba 'fln t requirement of food
goveftunent, 'ha declafid, waa lh»
it llU r up af *'a pfatalllni
prevailing jtuK
tJtablie opinion i f i l m t ally faeorltlkm
or pfofltlnf hV corruption af' offlclah," and ha' ntfad’ in this coqaactldit, “ th*t Uk&are thoukl try
to (t v « their jrrflWi the s|>1 rTt of
the your a Alhrftikna Who took on
oath to uphold the honor of their
elty.'*-'Fekta brouffht out by iHe city
Inqufry' body had hail iutriclrtU
affect bn the public eonocieuee,
Dr. iklfleffatln continued, to make
the fndepertd.nt rota f t turn from
Tammany and all Ite AUtha, Und
ha of** cohfldent (k it there, ware
"aaou| 6 decent people In Tanl— ly'abd IIn the Republican .party
efodt a truly
nonpartisan
At e»cn In a three-corncTed
|*»f *«!•* nn
nv i h*- * t b ( I r t rtf [ p t •'•r* » * v o i l >mt r I n
f'n in u
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sale?
For Said
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lb. phll f I 00, MOT E. 2n.l. St,
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t*l l; MM I .I.» (tMirk taet -f Tat O r .
OR^NGKS 4 Tenaerinea, packed
W khlp. yiclautfn'a 111 S. Pork.
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FRIT7.IE RITZIE
r .G C £ '(R iT 2 l - {
qlnla’ ipn,'W Inter T T lk , prtitdsut
of tha alats aiioclatlan. The Invocatlou 'wwe* offered by Father
O'Rlsrdan of HI. Mary'e church
and.R'inort fleeting w .i offered
by Phhl Cofiant In bahalf of the
Tourlet Relatlena 'tfur»*u of tbo
city. •
The welcome iddreoo wa» by
Capt. George M. Lynch, aaparlattftdenf of Plnellaa county school*,
who 'declared that the inn* and
tawerna of the'eld day* bud been
largely' responsible for progrei.
along Serial, MUtjjal in j elite
llnae n this uPEuronaan oountrlea a? wW. 'BgiH'ffifluenca la
balng- full today in maAy section.
b( U < country, ha laid, and a.aart• ffc tu a w h e r a ara the hotel men
doinf ^ much aa in Florida.
Infhthnca uf
uhd Florid*
adrertUIng was dlteuasad Inform
ally during the morning and a
form*! addix... oa tha'tabject Was
made ky Tom Griffith, of the Latan-FVirldS Advertising agency.
Tka consehaua o f opinion among
tha aeabeiadon mamhar. was that
more1
, Instead of 1st* advertising
■bouMAra used this year to bring 1
businlak up tspuv. *
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Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 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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h**g nr.in^ t«* • mi
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lua't S u l c i Slalion
anti similar conference* throjgheuQ
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la .t few month*. 5oine arc Al P a i r W i l l * S i x O u t O f long liu jr< dh,. I| Ii.m Iwrn .1' ■ .»ul
L*»i *la » N> tha t*, n * aitmg tha arrival «i( tho state. The plan offered by lha
rn •* •l 'v u r '
ready In effect. Seme awr»lt con
the
f-i'r.
F ir s t N in e R u b b e r s
ih *1 <isiv^ I'of'i 1 arty whom they lallm ade s * j announced aa an e l•l
r mf
gressional action. la s t night ho
Thu hii» ning pvainn w.n. ev«-.| »*k «
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will c•cm t tsv (hr llaml Sholl. periment ami will not tm put Intn
. l SI n»|«r I
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drew t h m
all together ' and
O f N i g h t ’s S e s s i o n
with .n • im • rnnnnti «| io.i nt
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effect
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Isa v d them in n h a t he termed
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aa the ”O ty of uf Florida ahlppera is assure 1.
... .it that h I • Hi* . stl If Ml.*
t lot
“a definite program for turning
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What the esli-nt uf the re.Htowud
r.nri
the ttda of deflation.^
I -er i c l da:., y . var<>! L" Hodti nfitii.ii wiiti the killing ».f l<*
• f ' m ,».|f a M»sai|Wt*l 1 iH'M'X’jffh p n -siiled.
1 »|*t Ml ti • Ul* i f \ . . .it • ah.
tlon will he is not known Tha
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"Tho hrwad purp.Y0o.of thi. pro | lus points ln»t n.gl.t in ll..->.
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f *• M.ts t • .I'll
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gram ," ha asserted, "J, to »e- iie rl tnat.di wi'li the t ill..-. . .n». 7J. on Tlu4"k.» ini* i i p , .» f n
* -• T»* *1a 1 (i'F ' r * t u 1 r ,»(!•*»•/ ra*» •- civ 1 th e u »\rrloir's party to the | 'aid they would out fii
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tha
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eturo the "oil jpb Inste-.l of cr»- 1 . e 'o fficial" p n r w.n s>\ e: th.i lh«*r rx arrin al m of two ;nle m.
u ^ Imi# rniBiriif bitia ft* tba’ l|«,ii»v f •»• A 'lal.lic 1 >ast t.ine's mammoth | amount until they y,av* tha reac1 1. i '•*! M i , . i i , ,
ala a mado J o \ to help the work first nine rutin-rs of :he •<*•..ion D**«bfs; th»* of.inine >tAtv<n< n
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“ I'-im" l i i * locomotive, which, tlon of fruitmen over tha antlra
••#•1 1 ut it
er ot the desk a< well a* at the fhe rubbv yla'iding o tee . t I.' M Sn’ttn. ah I I»m* a u'I’m vif »»f
T »• Or-1in * roi j»rr •• ar^J to m h'vhlv polished and decorated, will elate. The rates w uulj prevail
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i ui t•*!•» Ilf <li-*4'l|a* • t ’•! fl’i nI I
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heoch, to rertere their buying e re ni»* C ent urd J r rn .y , 1A, i ,d. »liit-f ilfiynsw
j *ltp* •f '#• • f ix, nMvl !•»«»*: ..1 1 I*- 'potted nee thr fi eight d ep o t, throughout the s o u t h a a t t a r n *
* ft.| tha li
•m .uni I*-; *»o ■
power for the ferment' protucte hertM.Pr, 0, Th - | oint to a l. of .la-^rnsr i-nii'uel li»l« afifriiiD ti l*f
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mi !*• fltliiiinidt.ition'* oil F in t Street. Il will |>l ty there statei.
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1 •t ’ ’ ht v»*r » \c rn m*tj in i»ril * at tic 1-or,monies In. ole'll to the
t.o.nl shippers, in discussing tha ?Y?.:
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llqul.latinn and deflation and!
The f i e r t . r t flow » f the . :i
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Atari thir country, forward ail
tract '.il.'y i dreode een ; op to tl.u; I n t nitfltt. l-(.*lie a
K .inlmtjt j <»n page T htre) • ogoiti.'ii 10 the Atlantic I'la s t Line
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fouilh p e rfo rttm u f la-t m .h t
milroa.l s li" p sd l send it. A. Me- -_________
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hn* o\%n h«*Silf niul t'dii :1 xO ftllll Utlfll III r t f l y • » »' larva
"Thia program ’will affect fa- ( wdh a rhaneo In c <Utnnrg. n
(’ stile a.sielanl general m anager
.. .» th . .1 V. h.
I*t« * II; 1 1.
| aal latrue'-r in stallin g an .1 a Hub- flori* nf Miu aff*tr l l r . I n n ^ (i» l V 1 II I* i r l i f t ' ! r fl.X ■t i t v ( tha.
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of the P l o r l a dieislun.
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A t S p e a k e rs T a b le
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H arry M. rapw orih. pr*.ideal
wot# a i;ray
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of lha anoaty trade tody who still "TL
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K. ( 'm it ■t*tiuiWrnnifP*Ti»t E n t r y. I n S e m i n o l e0 art at tnaetm ast.p *t tho lunchaon
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Seminole Count y « ch«rilal ?Y
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»n\»Hril cltixent mfitribiite.Ta t..t.i1 ctac. w as'ill fi.'bl uniform, il. hat mi l him a men ra llH
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• • T o u r n e y R e c e i v e d It C trlten at the Pariah llostsa
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!a«* •»1 a n *• • .»«’••
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next Tuesday at liti.10 o'cloeh thU*-»
I I •!••«» ai> t t
trg of Ihw American Red Crui» i i ..ud all.
I'll bnvr nsithlog to do » 'u
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TL** f i n t mit ofdowfi i*iit anl in looming anuounceil th a t with only
nt M-! * "YL*rk T i'**»fny ••
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(( on! tin . J
I'ag** T a rfri
I t a recant 'drI*e,.
Hath tia n u a<- ii: •. the • ’ti- of
"Personally.” he
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T hat wee tH- rfnvrt rvi V |.y U ing la'u fur p |jy and .h-ty do. |
(C.intlnucd On Pyre
Fou i nmman I to Iw •lagni on tha' tahla. tha following person* bark
n i t 'Mill*
WtniMi l't%rr l»rltli***, t
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M i«. Ja*. («. Sharon, roll r ill yhalr- UyeJ Ire |!.iy «< I n l an» bor .'H|
municipal
link,
by
the
aSanfonl
a *it Hi nrrival of (h • l,>
hern assigned to them:
mail of the drive who fTilw mnru- m inutfi t i a rg ie nimut it Jnen'ir
' 'Ju d y (Tub nt» Urc. 27. 3K, and
atwl * pm fy froi i ft.tin *' li
l» ivemor nnd Mrs. ra r lto n ; Ma
I—-. lo-wth»r with Mrs. S. o . arrived nn l ho dot nt 7
1 ok, s iw | L n c a l W a t e r n *if(
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the
commit
" ■ li • *n i( irvvplc i *.,t*
yor T. L. Dumas, Sanford; Mayor
C hair J r„ Seminole Co"nly rhnir. i;n otliri | layer., o. dor,. | u : »oaa.
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Jamee I , tiilas. Orlando; Mayor
m an, and Mrfc L E. A lltn. publicWhile he ate the u.hor |* 'lyers T o P a r t i c i p a t e I n
M i*i < rf
I V LDn-i . ilia pnr'.y m It •!•.*• ?.» entrance feta front app o&InfUUly Karl W. Brown. Dei.nnd: luhn
i r n ir ra n . an ' ooalf r f ■h • I <nl aniveu. The n'fare.'-o. I... ,|. j,|v.
»*it-of-tt-in irolfer*.
\lie tm erlean ls>k»"t r9|
* :•» I • I'fft- 1 and
». i lw thF
i h- ptar. «^wa«n*d llielr etpr.»lx- l» .ta rt, but Mie. r u l'T r ltn i. u t F e s t i v a l T u e s d a v l‘" .t
The .’Ily of Ker^tiA K illi, .Xlinn., ' Afelsth, chairman of lha ilnard of
X'srl f,
ii'iiliii'tt’-l t l st a'* linitoi la lit ••
• " e l m y of i:(l v*ni.»» | l i t . P.md. »'I • •• v.i.l *o
Cuanly Cninmissaioers; V. F. fmriV• ‘r* ♦■> th ’ fallowing groups: T v i rgetting th n | she w ie h .to .
iilltslr 1 o
1tv of thr I’" ,| it schistjlr I tor
* iiHin'.i*r t'f f* r*i• ! ,.„«* „ .t>n(.crr •• , \ r m» ••Dilate,| near the ('an* Inn linn i.i er. provident uf the Saminol*
la 'P o rd Herald far publi.-itv re will e> rontanv’er in ti e cruiral
hetiifing
Bert
Onne,
one
of
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nut
He nill
Among tlto novel f,-it.t ■ t
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Ml ( •• Ci # f ’ r iniTte on K»«
'ton I y m r ’it a t f ’.Wt u'clo k *t -----« i t Th*
Inline to the drlvar John Meiniairh. eottlnl it with:
, h. A vrirultiral flu h ; I'rc
1 s l'e n l and
Soto mole County Protpro
, ' 1 ill" l.ivion ||n t. I'lans will I-. i t ,.' Mrlh >1i•l 1 • li tomormw m o lit, n»ul « <11 a*c»iri • it. t> v t » 11* ■ slui'ding golfeir, to compete
S**., for (he ora of a Flr»t S t r a t i
“U t Ossio eat ..'1
lin’riicy..
In
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of ,h r
i t i':.10 o'. ' . .I - n r i » h i. .o'.
next Tuesday li, ont- In win *, .ill •11•sc ’ ii.liiltng to tlie Post', I
Mull for
• t.tll .n f
Ho*? r nrn as c'tiv, h ra d l-u rta rs;
O 'sie at,., l e t : na« not in 'ho avsiUMo w alereraft ope-oii t ' n l" I ' .1. 1,01 in the INt'adv- Tin .l.i
y .. pmfraeliinsl at th„ ,l„h. Mr nn'*
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j e t “Th* t I1.0 , li i'i the Common »bc fin nrl.f flit*.
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Ifavnr T. f- Dunaa fo r a p-rKlte* i r r t of hutii'ir. Waiting to r a pert ■'i"l aroutul Sanford will I*- g,t-tstaled .hat the In te r w a s 1
F- I'alnas. AltaaviBta,
The r ’ ’• home has re.i-ntl) ■ u
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of
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v n jtiin urging rillrtn j to da nab- ner or v iitin g for an oppun, i Wt-'l »ii 1 ska Monroe to f,o 1 • , is-f-ovalrd, nuj a new r,*d ■«id
being W.llten ... a ,|a> in v»,.-h H' W l M ” ‘ *• *«f «"«■•. aipl t . W.
Mr. ta'h'i'sMi, f irn»"vtv eem r-r . *.*'
•bnf|»
»•. th* rnusa: CMrf of P o 'lrt Roy ll ii oil the snntti to him—dakaemv.
the theinionietcr irg i.tcrrd
tti Lawton, dvlesl’
il. Tha ground- will e'l with the Imeri'ntlr'nHl f'h n . r. 1
*e t for tha fast rive ftriglit, - floor 1-1«t sH—
^ — f dhm i r r »v"it **n a ill rl.lt
Tho largest rvprrsentdtlnn from
G. Williams and-his sta ff for ra- He was displeased that h tltl.od* "I ily of S anfori" whirh veil' I- I.* iiiii'rovxt within a fe* Mpt'k III F.n-leavir Socivtv. i . t , of tet.i*
‘.el'iw fern, and that If it Is the)
vi t h \(r |I htU ’H r»»iHun I
w rving parking spare.,; ovory hot for which b." wits t i b u rr been • hr i -I e i s j by llttto Mis« Fliut'i'.’ 1 line inllt |'«,st ciimmandvrs' dr no
^ ' ( l . - i t trip II*. i->*r lakes, it will be any town in the eounty reporting
Ids's o u ls'n ritn - Invi e t n- vr.-M l»arttlt* l»r. Kli«ab«* b Triu*v. Mr^
at noon today will !,e from Altar
l*ir».*hsnt, fnr diiplaylnr y *,icwr«t.w intermediary W ant,, pu* lie,
l.' fflor, iTnughtar of >|r. nod At — of niakin:* It 4 1cauly spot of ilv r> Chamber of 1 1 '-’1"r » workeps. W. I lan«?T. v \fr. II. >( p a ,,.| 1'ie one islvlng him away from!
monte Springs, wh ise rnsidanU
mat olh"r m atter advertising tha
Ih.it
S"III
ellmale
Into
the
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th
1
“Ely le making a <1)ggoPu pul \7. A. I.nffiar, at the niteninir fc-t -tty
The pu'ilic is invit-d m b-ur him. •* ?,1 .Mil. I n*l r C’urlcli i m' '
have already purchased 2' seats
drive, and tv alt mretalara, . rati
of Kloilda.
(Continued uti fo g . Three)
to * r f the Hay's rclehnitiou.
Mr*. U iiHfr !. Cimrer.
m in ' and mrmlar* of team s in
l).'ii,e«3 houses are voluntarily ■It the luncheon T ie *am« Atta
Jack S rott, chairman of the Is ai
Tin r f i ti**n •• »ftiu*M(a«* which' iffe i mg iplditinna! prire* to t* | in. nllan* and a host of o th e ri h a f t
<>aaford and throughout tha counroioniitlro thl» mornln? annoon vl
•"ill «••-• • ll»rn**»*ht.*t» fh** ti.i\ ,tr«*: -i raided v irioot winners of th e' already elfnifiu.l an intention at
B r o n z e M a r k e r I s tloil ho ha<l aecurwl the co ops'ra- M a n y A i r p l a n e s W i 11 T a k e P a r t h i
T.
f lhifnia, r»v»irrn*n. f.in?*«n F | e.uul. Im v e ■ilrpr loving vupaj attending
Hanford pronar
con*rt'utad
- tha
, Grand
- - Hsll
- at
- - tha
•n of half n dusen ysrltie owned
VM, county branches. SI70.7S, U n v e i l e d H o n o r i n g > Imul citiaeas and tlm t il wa«
P r o g r e s s D a y C e l e b r a t i o n T u e s d a y \ ' 1#*rt. H |! ‘ *r L (\.r»prr Tl«tll *n«l will he the official awards. M r.I la ,fa i U”‘«l »•>* »««'•
was I
' The program at t 'o lyncbe^n
II-o* I ret. Il-n-fr A. iM 'u t'c s .. H lasarl »i.ld,
eotorwl
vltlscns, th ro
rou
k f*wc ro
'o reI eltUenr,
u g i LoU
U Li | „ ! _ ) ! * _ „ C * * -s - l*
bo.*d th at o**ry i»tr*un nw nlr^ i)
I*. 3. Fvilnee. Osre la 'I n i r J
The l i ric grass givens are now lots t»en ciinflnnl to five tsv i inlrtNW (hairrrap# 4 titn l of fHI. ' I d U l C -IvlTH «
•i*i( do m .ittrr of n hat
-aill
Proipc Is of mort than |fi air-, year •»M in i..»i enthraiasl
e
vslm If'M h»a •» R( !’ 11 mil
. Dianrli
chairmen
and
(h i
- - ,
»l.t»v#* it cn tho Uk<* in
viridity ' r-lonci flying o rcr Sanford during llira hi* owr r si: pin
Open Tor ;hc u'* of the public ute talk* precovded hy a ahort
montt*. II. J .chmsn. II. W. 1-oder.l nits* n e -aid to ha in flno condi- m 's s.g e from Governor Carlton.
a il /m
mint*
b Bed in a rt:
ats tur
I Members nf J'al'Ia 1 Harrison ,lf
te iu l Shell sumvllmc on | lha I'log-cs* Hay pa:ad-* heru n c i : , *r
nu* |H*rfonM «ti.nU, f«*r •
I,
i»ch, Ueonr* t ’no. Ilv the time the touiney is This will h* nil thv program In ad
R t* . I s T, Haines. AIUmont:'.| Chapter of tbo D au«)t«ra of ihv P ,"«r ,M U»rT
he Wtil l«*uvr th at tn Mr, I
lay it rt'v a lfd iu a irpnrt Im*
Mi’i’r'iry, Haiv Sym»«. C. I.. hold Mr. Men art says the course dition to th- inosii- hy the Sanford
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DllYi' A'lt! th** ••’Hi tlf th'** *elt
H ri. A. C. ft'ICBor, Cllulo«U.i rfU rr-o n
Irlhuta to ihv la te ' ,f,,, r* lo l
u
ami vUi m \«»!ie
V, imam*, chairman of devil, mho
.-hctlulaiJ to •I" Wr%l. (i*'i»*chi \?- . Iff'iry Wight, will Iw iii mid-srason term, and Junior High S. ho d orvdieotra un
t
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rn ... . . . .
I .... it... II. it__It i i t _k . . . . __ tl __I l b . a I__ 1__. la__ at a. .
•
untl Mr», Fm ljf CurUhl, (J«*iuv,»
der the direction of R. Hand*),
piny wilt bp fast a n j sporty.
1 1 1 .
Mrs. H. J. S ti ii la j , founder ol th s | "I' Uw Metbodi-I D rp h in ase lta n l| the Airplane Cartlcli’atiou tummlt r*»r.
p’aying preceding and during tha
Mm. A*, ft. Mundorff, Fans f a r k Chapter, in im prenlro earamomvt
lu,*n
ll,crr'
10 : * »“ ld ‘h * 1 he had *eDr. Ilalph (irerne. oi
n
of jeraso
Jirksnnlunchaon.
a t the lakeviaw grarealde. where h ,v * toT
■! Laka Mon-| fire d u - 'ii.ru,re* Horn tua.ly th a t, .die, •iii* i>f Viui i.Jn'* piiinvor n %i "PI M U r KNliMT ACtli r r i KD
las C'.laisa II**. isjis. C jbsvs -M n.-A :H a rth d d i Crier von. dau?h- 'T M j-luJdL l Lha olhec g a J tU BhirUi ma*U plantplane e a ita tl fo
O il
* r their
' ' ap l .utloa enthuiiaiU am l an e a iu u n ti X V O II1 6 n
. . ,h*L_»VJ,nt
.
.
ih y sk ian , has b**n invited to a'.-J
P rO fiT e H il D a V P l i i n S
t#r of Mra Starling, unveiled th* W,U .
fof
*h o r,|lr r« ara nK»
c . •*«*»• *ha4 day.
PKoruA.iH. Dec il -( a.p.i Steele To Speak At
Mrs. Wat, M uafrart, luika /*.ry. kroasa m arker Ii hf^ nirm ory
aflcr H:.Hl nrlork. T h n * th r l a t l ,
lltir iin f IS# tb ( of
a v iito r r tetwh an j null prob.ihly Im* h*?i«* u - 1
“Ted Newberry, Chicago “puhllc
—
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T l# regular ritual of lha n a tio n " **!'
V ^***
',f •s f l1‘,,rd” ton,,nK h»f* 'a A lt Uavia, one uf the r u r .i of |i r. R. K. Stevens.l
, , rI
rhn,rn, „ n, vn-my" and reputod Capone a - 1
Scrap I r o n Class
■ tel*a GrJca Entw nlngrr. I.asg- *1 organisation a t . .bvaiva.1 an I *n, ' 7 U W # • a .lih e en .ira p ar-j A m in e s ', . . . pilots, hohicr of l l r was « ,,.e „ t rl.ito r here. p „ k ' " f t Y
e
°
f
f l f k t ’ornmiltee vodsti*. a.ul tu o(hcr dvfaudanta in |
^ n d . |I I ..
c* - .
Mr*. T. G. lity t. of Ja-kaouville tr T"* m**J* t° r Sanford, ached- many tp«o. a.ul stistaiwc reeotils, in;t a f#«t trip fenin Jarksnnvittc 1 *
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Rsntlaola County r*l*ntt*e an aU n irl conspiracy to supply,
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TV C,_ Rtcsla.
memhar
of_____
tha f ta
, Hw* V Sm ah, Laka Ifontaa. ft7 . Florida atatw ch » p lib t.’ aeU i' a , . , J"
P‘«»n*ly at 10 :00' ami ana of Jibe cn ir.o t* in th* Na. t - alleml MM, |> ah IHrtlaU. .u f
f
foinm
erra
has
.ailed
a
meeting
OCIOFr,
"
,anV
Hlln*la
and
low
,
com
m
un-,
u
ltr
at
Bsaforvl
Junior
H
igh School
. | Mm . Ftayd La ad. Oataala. H
feting front a skill f . j lure.
chaplain d trto if
p#rf, •' "'’i. T 1**.*,,
, « ,
... . . 'J0M > A‘1' T °“f »'«»'• Ua oi»anU
the chairmen r f ’ the /jn o u a il If- with t- mt leg liquor, were ac will la tha prlrclpal apaakar ha
'■.(M rs. O. o : W olcitt, Oviedo, «YS. A. R. II hi. holder, Sanford, acted I
In addition to oil the vis’tor* eg.
wll l * ? k
ua tha seta tarn tide nf tha Manic-’ Mr. Dnvjs, pnyr touring Florida petted. Sanford's own a .ia M 'a will roiwmlflee, w bi will reeve In eon quitted by u Jury In federal <ourt fora mamharw of tha Lake Monrow
In a minis tr ia l e ap 'eh y .
onli nf Frog-1 yr*ierd*y. Fourteen other defend- K-nran Iron Bible Claa* tomorrow
r.eelion wl h thv «"nnt
Gl
tiRKEN IM S D IL I* '
Intim ate frianda of Mra. Starling Ipal M ar where tha eh-istaaing! la hi« lapc-w ing Waco stsaaoi- (day Impn tan: pacts in the avia real Day Toe* !av.
an s were cnvlclrd.
ipi-ndm* a t 10:00 o'clock.
with a bottla af calory jjL a will lit* raring rraU.wrUI tome h*».'I tion porifen of the tel b rath n .
aad
Mr*.
Peterson
w»ra
p
r
v
s
n
t
to
Thr »inamit?a» In to mrei Monj 'WSJiniNGTON. Dae.' 12.- witness the
lake place a n l where G. F. Tro*h- with a trio of file rs knoan as th*
F arth e r plans far tha Commun
K. J. G wringer, of tha Goerln
. (A -P.l—House Wills
lalrndacad them Mra. A rthur GUlaa.'Ja'kaoV- «’*
ity Chiistmaa T rra to ha offorad
3 ’
Pf****!*"1 “ f the host; Waco High Hath. Thia trio will g rr Flying Nervke. will Iw avail ,'n r afternoon *t 2 :0,1 .•cine); at GANDIII CAV T MEET POFK
the Tjnfuri! Wnman's Cluh. Mrs
. ysw larraf iMl '-Ud: 0n*a.*F1 "Vida
by lha O aaa will he diacuaaad and
■
*** o rranislng icgant uf thr Bn# will rtc tiv t I f b g b u m liov* » t i i t A w r iti of atunia abirh nM«* for p.iv«<*rj*rr ftriy ln # .
rilla.
‘ a eommemoralbre tahlet *1
reports of committee# la r b l r g u .
'
lo ir l*o>la If. Carlton. Tba eth*• has• navur heta-haan fram a lo.al, It. J . Ilarl, of tbn Real Flying Wight a n a .nn red >hat the chair,
Flcrida
D.
A.
U-.
who
w
s.
h
-a
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HOME.
l»-r.
t
l
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Ma
comma instate For. of
Tty
Frrtlft*
ofn'a nrennlvatUn „> su *” w h t » » '* «P*C‘«d t ” artefcar • ficlsl, and will Ml--------------------“
• wSbhL h*11 ' *
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' men of th - various sub-eomniitteaa hatm a Gtmlhl was refused an au- of tha a ffair, heard. Tha pubUo ta
• oTTanlsatio-v
a t l*** • m
ak
ng ♦••fP
.Use Ipka front
alia *
(h««aV +UJrfi* fUartin*
1iM f.(iaIi
~~v
»•«*«' a.ul remain *during tha murvnvotu
#a will l**cal: a r o ’ her ob|Un**, will hav« two, erg at I f e r 'g In make such sddl. dlen * with th* Hope Uday Appar
IS d c lS ta r
^ ! Ihcwvjhrooghdul. tho
^
I
* '« • } / in terviee h are.|al)lp i In the air during tba day tiunal acpvtntnftnt* to t rlr cum- ently hc-nrse hi* fltri/ didn’t meet
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"* i0 *ch a f u :th lly a ' th at pa lot. Mcsnbcrs of the iu srill al-o maka! ca'>)ii,Y pAasangerti.
mlttga* a* th ry may ch otk. pro•be Vatican trqulrum tnu af m->dad th a t Ra
Ralph paiachata Ju
T ^ 2 w k 4 HU
mt V
*•••
rsparte.)
during th* ilay. I The K ratser brothers o t Fann- • ideil the appointments are made paly. II* vblied tha Vatican galaalargad rapll a of tha D. A. R. vflghT. llv g h T
from
tbe-r
trganlitions
F. E. IbminilCaargo R.
superintend* *vlr:nia wilt ha In lha a ir wl'h
larlo*. h-igwer, and tonight has an
official emblem. I t all* Includes a lot O o rg a A .'
Tha fulluwlag rhaixman er* eg*
tu>. and John ent of tha Kdstam Air Tran.port* Ih .lr two W are'*'aad
III al-o
•flfagriii'-nt III mrat Mussolini.
'^ t w a t a rial* Un n which Is e n - .n :.miav ^ » i ?
v ataurud him Maas in t h e ' Kdatbaao'. will bo rarrv paasangrr*
—- e i a t the m te lln t: Mrs. W. B.
■* sm vvd fae tt rs U 'In t to Mrs. S tar- of th e ir I
in lcip atian . All here In h i. •
M a llw in g plan e.!
R a lp h W ig h t p tam ism i t o l a k a .
A l U m o u t a S p r i n g ' , o f th «
HngV fMuter<!•« with th e las a I. other boat
who fin I It cun- lie will
j.
M ltlol by T. I’. ; t o th a a i r any
anytime d r ring
r in g thq il-iy hnfi-ltallty r.,mmlll*c; Ml.i. Kiuloy
Jl'UY INRTBVCTIO
g band in 'th ia a t - . I'aM sall. Da
laugcr of ili.<; to e< la keep tke air bumming Curiett, and Mrs. W- T. I.aovler.
r u n t appearaiwe r s t i r s .
I with a -ih lty .
o( the deoaratlilA ggn nlttc*: Mra
t ara urge I I# tala- • I lout. R. f,
t)>tan lo dl-J An inla ested sp-ctatoe will h i ' ••• C- Ban>«i», f* a f, rd. trfiauhat the Cate affl. re c to r‘of aviali . will he her# In ] V. I). Knabutg, of the Departm ent nwmt* romml ley; Mrs. Jqhw O.
! l-uililiag, a t hi* Waco, aa
i Is. li. Hnidcr, of of Cnmmarro in Ihs* Aviation Bn- fwenardy. Fanfyrd. rorvpllnn a t
KU immra, s
aa h«i*.
frau . lie la nna hero » u p a tv |,|n r door roinmKtuui.Mra. W. I .
• I’oasIMg
in te rn in g ! the erection of beacon light* near: <rt«, Bn"f ird, t«w bostastes
visitor from
nfued. and is rcghtlurad at tha, ml fe e , amt M ltft.h U /:arU J
| Hal H o:ti«r,
alnolo HataL
• > m a s k t'.pmUXM?
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.—
A-
. i1rhrr**)
-
LENZANDJACOBY
STEP UP LEAD IN
BRIDGE TOURNEY
W
eTqtaUftTrsO'.pr:^
. American l.egion T.t |
Stage Meet Monday | Lehmann To Speak
cauipt'eii ,«>..:-ig| A t ( ’liureh .Sunday
M»xf*'r
Will Mct't
i
�HKRALli S^WfoRD, rtxm iDA.
1
SALE STARTS SATURDAY
DECEMBER 12th.
DOORS OPEN 8:30 A. M.
to CfcurchweU’s NOW to buy. They have mgde special pre
ty merchandise at the lowest prices you have ever witnessed1
store their Christmas headquarters.
.......
DRESSES
COATS
Priced in three
group*.
Actual <10 to <18
Value*. Fall.and
winter coata
Rayon Bed
Krinkle Bed
SPREADS
SPREADS
80x105. The gift
of gift*. O u r
price
80x105. Here
they are at
$U 9
TOWEL SETS
Christmaa H andkerchiefs
Truly dresses of
t h I * character
seem impossibly
p r i c e d In-cause
dresses of such
fine finality aa
these have never
before been sold
at such a low
price.
lit fancy Christum Imxe*.
they last
a to tile box. Uneful gift* for mnthe
nr sinter. Priced
1 9 / to 4 8 /
Good as Gold
HLEACHING
Bigger values than ever. See nnd lie
lleve—Buy Nuw
36 inches wide. Soft finish
You will
hardly
believe your tyea
when you t e c
them. You have
never saved more
at any time on
new ncason coata.
The wanted style:
rics. The most po‘
1031 and 1032.
IRVINE
36 inch prown Sheeting. New low
, price
Christmas price
IQ yds. 74^
< 10 .0 0 . . . .
FATHER GEORGE
36 inches wide. Gfiod quality.
1, /
36 inch Brown Sheeting. Extra Good.
V
Shoes
Just In lime for Christmas.
Sizes 7Vx to 2.
OVERCOATS
Slashing value* cut
Buy your boy a suit rt<
VERASITY BLEACHING
Special Buy in Children’s
Card tables make acceptable gifts.
Priced for this *ale'
Christmaa Cut Price Sale On Ladies’
COTTON A N D WOOL SWEATEES
Slip-ore* and C<*t Styles
TOWELS
Full size heavy Bath Towels. Glv
them for Christmas.
9 5 / to <2.95
M EN # D
L~
,&
WORK SHIRTS
: assortment of children's slip-over ahd coat ‘ll
-aow arul save
(ik ^
Outstanding bargains. Strong, wash
able and full cut
Priced low far Chriftips
dress shirt yoif wllFseh
4 9 / and Up
BABY
YARD GOODS
OVERALLS
Buy Yard Good* For Christmas
Tip Top Prints
oti inches wide. Fast colors. Yan.
DOLL
•
Coat to m a tc h ......................
Big price reduc
tion on* our dolls.
Fruit of the I/iom Prints. Save by buying
nuw. Quality none better. Yard
Boy’s Overalls Just like Dad’a
B e f o r e buying
come in nnd net
our prices. Com
plete
Age 6 to 16. New low price .... 49c
36 Inch Cotton Tweed
Guaranteed fast colors. Nothing more su,
able foy gift. Yard
I
assort
m ent
The Best OrertUI Ever SoM
Size 33 to 46. .
Sjiecial lot printed silk. 38 Inches WldA <2.50
values. Sale price yard -
BLANKETS
At New Low Prices. Full
Size. All color*. Cotton, Part
Wool or All Wool. Give one
for Christmaa.
Men’s Dress Hats
-
Up to date popular style and color
Christmaa savings ........... .....
Roomy soft toe Patent Leather or Kid Bed
Room Slippers
For men. AU sizes „.L..........$1.95
Christmas Clearance on
Ladies’ Footwear
We put this special bargain
price on these shoes to move
them quickly. Everybody can
mv*
IJulies’ Chiffon Hose
HOSE
at our prices. Buy Now.
The Sensation of
LADIES’ UNDIES
HOSIERY
Here la help on your Christ
mas Mat Useful. Inexpen*i, ■
end pleasing to give! Panties,
bloomer*, slip* and gowns.
Just arrivtd in time for our
Christmas sale. Never before
■ueh low price* on Suterita
H o m . Packed In Christmas
boxes.
-
Sweaters
B e a u t iful new
■p o r t «weatan.
The amarteet fan
n o v e lty
ev*r
■hown at them
price*.
Our prksa Wjh
Mn-> f u c r Silk Sock,
Extra Special
idle*' Silk Hosa
Now 25c
lO e P ilr
.
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THE SANFORDHERALDf SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Biblo School, Sunday. 9:46 A: M
Sermon. .Sunday, 11:00 A. M.
flabjrct. "W hat tha Rihlo teecbta Regarding Speaking ia Othor
Tongues."
Al.l. BO lllJt CATHOLIC
Willing Workers league, Bon
,
( I I I RCI I
d ar, ":0o I*. M.
Kvangrli.lic Services, Bondar.
The Itev. J. J. M dnnerney.
7:45 r M
lew Maas, a oo A. M.
Women'* p riyer m e e t i n g .
High Mass. ID Oll A. 51.
Evening Devotions, 7:30 P, 51. Wedne.ilay, 1 UU P. M.
I’r a j r r and Testimony, WednesCate hi«m Claw Saturday afterd ar. 7 1 r» I* M.
item. 3:00 I*. J1
At The Churches
te Committee Ap- Both Houses ComeOut
Strong A gainst Any
o t e » Thorough
More Debt Aid For
oboOh Conditions
European N a t io n s
ItNGTON, Dee. 12. —
•T«o of *tho Interatale
re Commlaaioa’a 19 prea j b r railroad haalth wee*
| ytrtarday ia tha House
, The ttllroad* have complained
bjtterly afar the part federal mon
ey h*i played In putting steamM R l back on the Mississippi and
lather rivers, arguing th at ths gov
ernm ent was restraining them on
.eke hand end helping a competitor
alt the other.
l ' W aterwayt advocates have re
plied vigorously e n j yesterday ■
group of delegates from the Natlonal Rivers and Harbors ConIM
visited President Hoover to
tell him their organisation would
'ito h liy rf»I»t_eny attem pt tn put
>Mgla #a* Inland stream s uruler
’’JrH ttlellvs control."
■ j w of the recommendations by
(th# rimmDslon h id been mede beJkre, among them n plea for re
t e l l b t taws Intended t° give It
Mgrpr to recapture excess eern1 U commission has he,| trouble
II gJong in administering the law.
i egid eehetltutlon of provisions
i fix a rate level which would
Iva the - toads a fair return
trough good and bad years would
r much better,
la addition to regulation of holdm companies, the eommlsehm
tty elb^r.^tghw iy transportation.
egsncies and
fgM tw M K^teartiihlp ra te , should
b« lep er vised.
>. A hill by Rayburn, prespeetlv*
m l tt n e n of the House Interstate
Commerce (Committee, for reguleM ef holding companies died last
farm In the crash that accompa
nied the rlo-lng days nf Congress.
. T h e Senate resolution we* spongwred by Chairman Couxena of the
ig feaaons for the investlgstion
movement to reduce wages of
dtroad worker*. He said *l*u it
BA needed because of represenitlone by the roads th at they
tttt have financial aid from the
jvernnmit unless their revenue*
loth the Henate and House must
wove the resolution before the
4y begins.
WASHINGTON. Dec. II. ..P.)—The Association of Kailly E tecutlres today will discuss
X Interstate Commerce Cumin!*« 1g appruvsl of a freight ret*
(teas* and determine methods to
Used In potting the new
(rg*« Into effect.
The oiganlietlun, composed ot
eeutlve officers of the carrlsrs^
B.before It the question of bow
id* to be raised through temjjayy entreh*"^* on freight bills
•gty Se-bandl.d to acompUsh lb*
saw.* of assisting needy lines,
fh a cnmmlaalon approved the
jnpaaa with the provision that
b d g 'falling to earn Interest on
r Indebtedness should be
| from the resulting funds,
pel h o d of accomplishing thla
U t to the carrier*!
I commission originally outa plan for pooling the relief
and giving nendy lines won*
pay Interest on their baada.
l b« legally executed,
inters presented a plan
a toncern to be known U
(read credit carp#ration”
• farmed to handle the
hie firm would then lend
yy to tho needy lines.
i B a i p M a ' thP I M w itiii
IA CommUalon revoked Its
i n because, the majority
Hhekal bald. It ceold not
lag without tha ronaent ef
oads. The report aald tha
Mi w w U d ip t a i m " U i
I '^ C h u X l
WASHINGTON, D oe. ! l . —
(A .P.)—ta f a ra a l understanding
was reached t day between Ihe
adaalalatra'.ion and Senate lead
ers that foreign government,
wouldn't be eansldered al ’.aull
If their war deft payments due
neat Tuesday are nnt paid, prnd
Ing formal ratIGcatinn of (hr
one-year mors (orjams a p p e n d
ing these payments. legialtlinn
ratifying the one-year debt holi
day which srent Into effect Iasi
July rian o l he enacted by Tnrs.
day.
Sixteenth S trret und Sanford
Itev. K M. Mfirlcr in charge.
Bible School
5:46 A. 51.
Wnrahip nnd I i.rmnuion
11:00
Christian Endeavor — (lotO |*
Evening Service — 7:30 I*. M.
P r a y e r Meeting Wednesday
evening al K till p 51.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12,1 Ml
L 0 T S 0 F M U S IC eon in honor of Governor and Mrs.
anH will also play on a
SCHEDULED FOR CWrlton,
float durinir the parada. :
.
T hree amplifying .anita will al
PROGRESS DAY so be in the parade. One, owned
by J . I.. Maientette and W. D.
(Continued from Page One)
Hoffman, one owned by the Coin
Park Avenue and at 11:90 o’clock Company, and one owned by the
a concert at See on,| S treet and Public Address Co., of DeLeiijMagnolia Avenue. At |2t00 o’clock
M arty Grnenlierg's Orchestra of
it will be d r guest of the trade Orlamfn, will provide music far
body ?t the veld ex lintel. A t 1:00
o'rlc k it will play at Palmetto
Avenue and f i n d S ir re t; a t 1:30
FIRS I < III R( II OK CHRIST
o'clock it *ill report to the paS< IK.NTIHT
• ade committee at Sanford Ave thla morning announced th at naarnue ami the l.ake»hnre boulevard. ty to t ic k e ts hail been sold in ad
At 2:<>0 o'clock it will head the vance and that every indication
parade, and at 4:00 o'clock it will points to a record crowd a t the
escort M s Carlton and the gov cloaing feature of tbo day’a pro
ernor to th e k e option a t the Wom gram . E. H. Stowe, Sanford flor
an's Clbli.
ist, la handling decoration!.
The Florida Methodist O rphan-1
are linn,| of Henson Springy Willi Prince's Renunciation
piny on the boat, which will go to I
Monroe budge, and with otherJ Is Accepted By Carol
yachts, escort the “City of BanWARSAW. Poland. Dec. IL
ford" to the llahd Shell, arriving
a| 10:00 o’clock. It will then go IA. P .)—Advices from Hucharvat
to Magnolia Avenue and Firat yesterday said Prince Nicholas of
Street for a shnrt ronrart.
At Rumania receive,; a vi^it from
10:30 o'clock it will play at San Minister of the interior Agretoiford Avenue and Firvt Street; at anu and was inform al that King
) l :00 o' b« k at the Frkerion Carol had accepted his renuncia
Canning Plant; at 11:30 o'clock at tion of hi* royal rights and de
the airport, a n t al noon will be clared him a private ritixen.
the gjevi of the Motilexumu Ho
51. Aigetnianu aim told him tho
government was prepared to rectel.
Al 1:00 o'clock it will play a t, ugnixe his expulsion from tho roy
Fourth Street and Sanford Avr - ' al family, ami had summoned a
nur, and a t 1:30 o'clock will re -1 rahinet meeting for today, w \tn
port Is the parade committee at I formal recognition of hi* status
Lake shore boulevard and Hanford j will bo taken * n j public notificaAtrnup where it will head avetior. lien made.
five of the parade, moving a t 2:00 j I’nneo ' 'Icholaa 4ald ho w at folA'clr, k. It will also escort Govern-j
or and Mis. Carlton to the Worn-[
FIRST PltKMHYTKHIAN
ao’s (Till for the reception. '
|
Tb, (In n m l Grotto Hand, o f ,
CHURCH
Upland ', will have a unit here to j
Fe. D. Ilrtiwnlvr. li. I). I’lntor. p-iftlrlpaln in the para-ie.
The Sanfm I Senior High School
Ci rmrr Oi»k Avf «n,j Third Hi.
0 chest-ii, u ier the direction of
Horner* Hunt!*?
1 I -r e f . Il.fll, will play at the
Ur IB A II Hun.l«v School.
| ,J I |„ : | receding the public
11:00 A M Morning Worship
12 OO Mrvlmif iif SrMiion f«M T ■ o* Governor C ailton at
,Y.:t» u , |o-k. Il will also partiriirrrptlofi of in^m lpr..
<> on a flint in the parade.
'» U) I'. M vUfiRtian Kmlravur
,'he nyhford Junior High School
SorirlUa.
niche':': 1 . under the direction of
7;a 0 P. M Kvrnln* W onhlp.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 12.
(A .P .I—An outburst of protest on
Capitol Hill yeaterday all hut
closed the door upon
President
Hoover’s proposal for revision of
war debta.
Prom House and Senate and
from leader* of both parties came
firm declarations against further
debt relief for Europe under exist
I’srk Avenue and S ilth Street.
Ing conditions.
The Kei W. I’ ItriMiks, Jr.,
Meanwhile, with delay confront pastor.
ing ratification of the one-year
Sunday School, II1:(HI A. M
moratorium, already In effect, Ihc
Morning Servl.ee. 11 III) A. M.
adminialratlon yesterday prepared
Sermon. '“True Spirituality,''
a message to tho foreign govern
h y. p. it., it -to p. m
ments respecting their debt pay
Evening Services, 7:30 I’. M.
ments due to thla country next
Sermon, "The f' hurrh i t I'vrga
Tuesday.
me*."
However, fallute attended an at
Every mrmlwr of the church
tem pt to bind House Democratic I* urged to be present et the morn
aii,; Uepubli an leaders to support Ing hour.
tnl* statem ent, in which it ia unWednesday prayer •rrvlce, 7 20
dentood Secretary Htimaon would
assure the foreign powers that the
payments rould he abandoned with
rertaln ty of Congressional ra tifi
cation nf the moratorium.
Orlarwlo Road near Geneva Av»,
Failure to bind the House lead
William M. McPheyron, pwitor.
ers waa not rrg lrd ed a* any re
jection of the moratorium on their
paht. But It la rertaln the tine year
debt holiday fqrs* new trout,lr as
a result of the latest debt move by
Ihe administration.
As the tide of op||w ltlon grew
in volume, Undersecretary Mills
hastened to hack up with facts anil
figures the statem ent made by the
President th at tom# European na'-1
tions would not be In poelllon aftSANFORD’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE M E N ’S SHOP”
er expiration of the moratorium to
pay their debt obligations. Mills
arranged u conference for today.!
i Thef^admuUtrglion Iracik of the
Senate, Watson of Indiana, le,| the
attack upon debt revision with the
declaration th at "It Is unthink
THAT HE APPRECIATED NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE
able th a t (he American people
should ahoulder Europe’s debts In
order to enable those nations to
“THE MARK O F QUALITY” ,
build navies and equip armies.'*
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania,
another adm inistration trailer, ami
a member of the finance commit
tee, joins,; the opposition move
ment expressing regret at the
President'* propoaal.
In the House, debate centered
on the Presldsnt’a debt message.
Repirsentativa M c F a d d m , of
Pennsylvania, Republican chair
man nf the banking committee last
session, described the message as
“ inadequate, a ridiculous spectael/," and showing even “scant
courtesy.”
Democrats advise,] caution. On
Ihe Senate side, Senators Fletcher,
of FlorIJa; George, of Georgia;
and Wheeler o,f Montana, declared
flat opposition. Senator llarrtio n ,
of Mississippi, said he, too waa upposed to the move although will
THE HKAHON’H
ing to hear the adm inistration's
NEWEST PATTERNS
views.
G iv e ; h im a u s e f u l
AND REMEMBER -
Ijr aw are of Mo poottion, and in
tbo future would live as Hs TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
pleased. perm itting no on* to pre
scribe for him br Interfere with 1929 AMERICAN Eagle Biplane,
bis nio.fpinalir m arriage to Jana
fine condition, Pries 5600.00.
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Co<£l condition. A t bargain.
Plate, former S late auditor died at
Wealey Memorial Hospital here Want good milch cow; Chic pens;
late yesterday, tie underwent an hogs. Will com# to ace you. JL B.
Dick Ini, Beaaoa Springy, Fla. v
operation several data ago.
TO BE PROGRESSIVE
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IN SILKS ANI) WOOLS
• Secretary Mellon laal night
gave assurance th a t the adm inls'
tration waa opposed to cancella
tion. Ha (aid lloovar's recommen
dation for recreation of the World
W ar foreign debt commission c a r
ried no Implication of cancellation.
He ealJ, however. It was the
duty of leaponalblo official* to In
vestigate the ability of tho debt
ors to pay the money due thl*
country under the present world
wide economic situation.
if* cited the fiqaneial status of
G reat Britain and ether European
nations and declared:
"These Instances should suffice
to flrmnrutr*t«. that to atami on
IM U ttar of our bond, ami to ra*
fuse to Investigate or to consider
the facta, la to fall In our respon
sibility to the American peuple
whom w* represent and to (he
debtors whoa* capacity ke pay we
ourselves undertook to determine.”
OFFERING
35-GO
75c and $1.00
HICKOK
it Bltht that
lUar offering
4 N a p k in s
B c R u iifu td F T
AN IDEAL GIFT
WE WILL GLADLY E
CHANGE THEM IF HTYI
OR HJ2B IS INCORREi
OVnWL'BSCHIIUU)
( A.P.)—The thirteen hundred mil
lion dollar eecurityi aal* announced
Monday by the treasury was over-
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�M o r e C om m ent
O n B iiIc S ta id
Io n c o n g r e s s
T O P L A T F A IR
Speaking agate in fa Tor of Ma
rornn ■•ror t ion finance corporation
plan, m ea.uret for o h lrh already
hate teen introduced in Congress,
Hooter maintained it o oaU * |h a
confident* ta ag n ralto re, ta inuu.try ami ta tabor a g a im t fa r
ther | aralynng tofloen re. m l
• hor I ». Kut more rap. n a tty hy lho
reopening at n a H t rhaaaeta which
ntfl a.tu ro the maintenance and
n rmal working of the commef.ial fsbevc.”
Atlantic.
»f freight w * i over the tail-.
TO HONOI
Freight Rale Cats! lark
rwadv They praised the .p in t at I
—
cw pripih.n a hi h lej the of filia l.
Nt.W YORK,
On F lo rid a Citrus to lake the initiative in the far* Siateen , ountrw
of then .« problem, a ih in g from M aer of Gnglie
' orranon la the
May Be In stitu ted the depo -.ion.
New ToHt a t 4 P. M . E. S. T ,
and rontiaiae until I :JO orer the
combined W BAF-W JX-NBC
t
coo i t
ta t o u t chain*.
We n . i i h at a meet in f of the »aVy of the fUat
tle a n o e tl«u-e la-i night the reaiade la confidence and they port
»• »urnniilifR w
fav o r-.
pledged them -eh r-* ta iih a ta an to aN» • * e . ~ t . ,\l the rev|ile->t of
#at a lie of the proponed e ip e n n e o t. the . n m .1 ottirial. pone of the
Thera woo Id he m ahippiag of
fra il by trtark.
They iRtimatfkl kGWtvRr, that
m
S p*rr—t r+dr t>—a
i t Um
r a lr t would »•$ U
a t m f it r a ix H i of t U ru ts
railifM b Hair m Miad. TW r t f a n
S o a n e lh ia g u n it.u n i— c o rn e th ln tf w h ic h w ill
M t h I iimfiI t* k « ia Jan. I a id
ronlimor t Kr»*i«h tH» **IP9**€
i'in(
t<»4i jp in
m a k e th e poronn In w h o m troa need t h e Ifift
partod up until Jane* I.
-I- prohlrm in tW vok* at
T l u n r 1 •( Jid la n w o ld W
re a liz e t h a t ro tt cw w M w U h is pc h e r i h tab tkp in n tf fl, (fHlT*.
Mrvd to F inn ui | n w t n In Ifcu
•an i f t m l m npptipd t°
M »utlua<'«*f»« « t a l r a a lo a r .
R flrr
s ir e s a n d w a n t s b e fo re p u rc h a s in g .
• f r a | » f , , i»t to t W c i «
ta forrv i t r u r f (••«»» iiO U FW
* |e*^m t *hJU* p O f. O U
p a r W a . •*»»- \Kr m f c f r . i r a ta *
f a m e in to o u r s t o r e d u rin g
ar»n »ppi*»-l in
uwitl»»uit*rii
tUUai, Urn I I'uiim ru M iev r Ihajf
s e a r le is u re lim e a t o tte r an d
m i l d f n d ally prrad ta IK* mihpr italra. iru
p’oflt !•
s e e o u r new n d te e tia n e l I D E A L
For Christinas Gifts
SELECT —
LeitzAnd Ja c o b y
S te p Up L e a d In
Bridge T o u rn e y
tW t C M * will rt*m+
to rtia a jrlh . The whole idea, as
H H . taught, ii hated on a Hot
earth. I f ChrUt w e n to return,
w h e n weald He live 7 We in
Florida m o ld wool Him I t line
here. But 1 suppooe there would he
other placet
where He would
- mploymenL
4. Strengthening a t the federal
laud hoak ■p lr m .
V Arwialanee to homo t o am i
through honhmg eitmmiaoa.
* Partial return of tiepo.it* in
rl«se.l bank..
7. E alargoin.nl of federal re
•*r*» hawk discount facilities.
L CroatM« of a a .to o l gone/ re.
coaaUnrtioo finance corporation.
■aeon that! I object to a
holding oa to the >ft had
abewt tkia tubject.
. ,
" t would be y a h t d y a
Mr. Qreratroek t» n a i i
MethadUt a tu m h
aad
w datfeer lit n w p R atm
ray etbea au b jm t m l»i
patriotic enou g h to rvatribute
mare in proportion ta the rapport
of the government.
T h e tregency re p orted a deficit
o f tttS ^ U v O M yvaterdey fo r the
Xlrat five m o n th , and nine d a y . of
th ia ru ra l y ear, or tMOOJMO mere
A few M rtbodi.t leader, ram th a n far the e n tire IU ral year
twealad on Dr. Spivey*, remarka. 19 .1 0 . A proepertive >2 .000 .000.000
Axnang these were Dr. H . T. T ely. deficit loom..
pa* tar of the First MethadUt
Clutcch. of Tam pa; Dr. A.
Colet paatxr of Ike Thaipa H eight,
c h a aah. (he ren/eyrore b ait, aad
Dr. J . P. Ililbum , f t q l t t president
of Southern College and a former
praddlag alder of Ike Tam pa die-
hatea'I a re a l je t «a th i. match—
other than the IIUOO whwh m gwia r t> chanty if I In * ta d I
d w t intowd ta hnt oaythiog.
Budge *r tot* of good fua at a coat
a pn.nl. more than that it imaX"
H onda
am i «t»m uU tiM C
t'ulhevlMa again t d o i hi. op IIm Marker
TW w a fe r ««• iRitiatnl m Orponent. at tba .ta r t « l the play of
th e . ta d rhiogo I their . p i c a ta
the Calhaetaow hrmad vok.
T h a f . getting a little manalo a u . Kir." hm wife re max l e d
protection from unregulated
Lent and Jacoby didnt' a a ia e r.
petition, and formation of a
Jidui Gottfried S a.e. chairmaa
of the New York W hitt Club, n i l
10. R e.i.ion of the k * » k i.|
• Bpotalod substitute
Culhertsep
law . |e hotter maf.gward deposi referee last night for Ralph X.
tors.
foih.nil.cfor. who could not be
11. Safeguarding of b a n k *
through the aatiemal credit ue-o
riatiow.
12. Mainlenanee of in d irid u l
ia itia tira ami individual ami com.
mwaity renpon.ibility.
The rkief everatiee lontewdrd
th at with th i. program A m ervr..
could in largo mem.ure twite U s'
ecoaomk problem, regardless of
foreign influences. The first .top,
he aaid, ahmild be taken at home. ,
la d h r i n i . i unemplaycverl re - |
fief. Hoover mid the federal ap
peal for lor a I relief fund. hod
"met with a response uaparailed I
m m
the war** ami th at alm m t
every lorality in the county had re- i
DUAL INSTRUCTIONS
parted it rapid take care at it.
tw a.* Meearthafam. he added, hla
ro atian a through the w inter to a>•ure th a t there ba no failure ta
meat problems of unemployment
and suffering.
He asserted the system of giv
ing p a rt time employment had a f
forded help ta several million
poaple. etberwi-e Withes t rwsswrres. In addition, be aaid, the
Duriag kis talk tefarn the tonfa*rate Thursday morning after
hla N n n d eio n r ration, Dr, Spivey
admitted having aaid -aanra fowlish
th lap a- la hi. carver aa a a adnrnta r aad clergyman. A ad tkia In
m a r t w st tb a keynote a f D r. TalW’t reel m eat mi the rslle g r presi
dent'* latest itatem e a t..
"1 U iak this I. soe s f the tim e.
D r. M r t y has aaid ‘eaa a f hla
$10.50
SHORT HOPS $1.00
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now
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tlu f
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Dr. HUbura waa * i m a n f
W . Spivey'» utterance.
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STETSON HATS
$7.00
BOSTONIAN SHOES
$7.00 u. $ 10.00.
WILSON BRQS. SPORTS $ 1.95»« $3.00
Cheney & Wilson Broa. Pajamas$ 1.95 to $5.00
Cheney&Wilson Bros. Ncjckwaie $1.00 to $2.00
WILSON BROS. HOSIERY 3 5 /u>$1.00,
SWEATEES .
$1.95 ut $8.00
LEATHSl JACKETS
$8.50 to $15.00
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w h ic h
oat d is p la y .
GI FTS
Df. Cole tersely reaffirm ed kia
cencmal belief la C hrist’s secead
d a lic .
“1 am ju rt aa cagtala C kriat will
ratg ra again.** ha said, "aa I am
certain th a t Ha anew cams to tkia
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Football Fatalities
m
manj to beUeVe' be
,
TERB1 FOB TOOAT
ir WHAT DOES GOD R E Q U IR E And now, Israel, w hat does the
Lord thy God require of thee, hut
to le h r the Lvrd thy God, to waD
111 all his way*, and to love him.
ta d to aeTva the Lord thy God with
*11 thy h ea rt end with ail thy soul.
—Deuteronomy 10:11 .
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PRAYER—O God, help n. to
Uvo ae brothers tiw erd all men.
RAIN IN T U I HILLS
O m a n , clinging ilooporaU thing*
'■
like tlrad fcnttorfli+n with
fcored-out wings,
ochoos of ■ voles, shadow of
woU-lovtd (see.
this place and another plats,
ntasic and words unwritten, two
-w h lu bands,
»evvr to t>e held,
these a r* a man's companion*
whan he riandi,
alone m high tlltnce, the hills, s t
I stand now.
Dream* fall Ilk* raindrop* shaken
from a bough.
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BjffftV*j
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Jetui I’ad atr
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P ra g m a . Dag, December IS.
' .Help th e Seminole County Cham' te e , of Commerre kelp Hanford by
helping dot on Progroan Day.
..r
------------ o — — Do you rapitm ber. tho'goo* old
Jagg when gtnUtmen nroCwrtd
H eedent They e*nT afford 'rtn
erdstlgr crowd, or If th*« go
Jacksonville iw r men In a while?
A la tte r arrived yestenU y a<U
- dressed to “ MUter Hants Cltna."
W« a re anxIoUtlr aw aking one
tilled "G eneral0, or “Oevamor."
,
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---------Jo h n ' Mathew* ha* annauacod
his tandldaey for sU to'a attorney
In Duvri county. And there are
these w ho said he w anted to bo
You ar* III brrd If you ask for
three pi too* of rako whan you g>
out to dint.—Tlmtt-Unlon. Hurt,
If you don’t ask for more than that
they’ll think you didn’t Ilka It,
Our farm tra who a rt beginning
to fee! tho alftcte of this pro
longed w a rn w tathtr diuhilm
ala beginning to think of A. S. M,
Hutchinson's famous novel, “If
Wlaitr Comae."
te a .
m
n a a e a ta
a.
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taken Into Recount," the Telegram
Minneapolis Journal:."Tba Free
Football coachea, playera. and fans may read thia with
' TAMPA TIMES
alarm. Dr. Beverly Tucker, a Richmond, Va. neurologist, haa
When
a
President
of
the United | la sufficient will be one of the maurged President Hoover to appoint a commission whose pur
Informs the Congresson the jor iaattea of the euirent session,
pose It shall be “to prevent athletic aporta from. becoming States
state of tbs onion. ‘ he ' seldompThe splendid work done by the
too rough for human anatomy to withatand." Dr. Henry produces fodder for the tabloids. ■national organisation headed by
Reik, executive secretary of the Medical Society of New His disclosures a re not likely to Mr. Walter fl. Gifford has ujvJersey, haa aaked New York, Now Jersey and Pennsylvania be startling for all that' his Acs- I doahtedly gona eo fa r toward easurdoctors, at their convention last weak, to campaign for the' sage is wrapped in alm ost a* much log the nation against hunger and
abolition of college and high school football. Throughout seers.y as a British budget. Mr. 1 ecld aa to largely deflate some of
hundred# of American homes, If you will admit [what muat Hoover’s statem ent tsr the Seven- 1 the nllder s : hemes for dlatrlboting
ty-aerond Congress la -n o t excit governmental- lorgooso. Bat tha
b e 'a fact, worried mothers and anxious taxpaying father# ing.
It will disappoint all th e ’pon temptation to bribe the electorate
have discussed football casualties.
ies* planner* and thooe who ex- Is still strong and must bo guarded
This season, just closed, but little more than two. peclrd tha President with , one ■gainst.
months In length, resulted In the deaths of forty boys and stroke to set tho world etraight It would be hard to take o docyoung men from football accidents, over-enthusiasm for the again.
Uinalre position th a t there mtsst
■port, or other causes blamable on football. Not In twenty- f t deale largely with financial be no use ef federal funds regardfive years has so dissstrous a foothall seaapn been known. prokUma end followe In the main ice* of need. It Is only necessary
And then, In 1905 the rather vigorous President Roosevelt along expected line*. Mr. Hoover to say that such need and the Im
recommend* sever el plana already possibility of meeting it by local
promptly took ateps to eliminate much unnecessary rough outlined
by him for molting froxen
must first be clearly
ness from the game. What the total casualties were thia credit and reawakening basinet*. effort*
shown. Indications are that pres
year, In broken arms and legs, dislocated shoulders, or pleu All of them merit cion# considera ent hold times are being better
risy frum ovor-oxeryon as In the case of Alble Booth, wa tion hy Congress. He also frankly cushioned than any the nation has
do not know.
fsces the neceesity fpr tax In- known.
Among the dead are Joseph Johnson, of Lafayette, creeaes. He proposee that tha Gov
Certainly the rase for a federal
la t0 f, r , tom pr8, H that
Ind„ who shot himself In the sbdomen, disappointed at ernm .nt Increase Ita Incoma •«*-1 h
ficlently to avoid an r net incrests Its advocate* should not tie up
being unable to make his grade school team ; and Coach Par- In
the public debt.
...
Congress with argument* about It
due, of Statesville, N. C., who was beaten to death by a re II*
rttim sle s (he sum thus neodsentful linesman on his squad; and Cornelius Murphy, of • j st 11>2 1,000,000. H* IveuB fi until nereesary and admittedly
Fordham, who Was battered Itlto unconsciousness on the nance tha lemalneag to a tw L g q v * helpful legislation,' such a* th at
rejbmmended In the President'!
flekl and died two weeks later from a ruptured blood ves srnment, chiefly poymentg^pq th e moots
ge. Is out af the way.
sel ; and West Point's Richard Sheridan who broke hU neck public debt tm nunttn
flaral program seems
1000
,
000,000
which
in the Yale game.
msnifesOy ImpersUv* that
It
la*,
through
borrowini
Football, if It Is played as it should l*» played, and for
program. It might av ta ho should caps* little disturbance.
noble purposes devoid of commercialism. Is, we believe, worth sound
itreu h ed a bit toward a Ukgtr Indeed, irth o u ld be possible to lay
these sacrifices. But no one can deny the coats are great. prupnrtion of borrowing, and Wi^y avlde partisan politic* on the ma
Young men who want to play football, and coaches who have to be If Congress makea^aify jor part af It. Many of Iho Dem
ocrats a h fid y ' are pledged to It
want to teach the game, muat keep these costa down. Else, Increases in appropriations, f
a few such seasons as the one Just closed may see the end This it may do. There a re ' all • nd many recognise its no-'essltgMuch needful legislation is non
torts of proposals for unemploy
of football.
Ident send* to Congtess a clear,
calm, hclpfat r a n u n , with defl- than lb* British cxrtaqQoe’
'
I,OJJDON. Dee. 11—(A .F .)—
President Hoover’s message was
given eatensiv* first-page spaca
In London newspapers recently
but the Telf graph was the only
one to eomme«t upon it.
'Even when all the Important
CHOO SE*.
ment relief, loosely grouped under controversial in character. And
the heading of “dole.’’ It I* II
IRely there are some Indications that
that any direst federal g rtsn t to today members of Congress are
individual* will be avoided, • bat looking at themarlvee somewhat
That somone so m e <lay w ill fly, c a ta p u lt, o r s k y r o c k e t ' p'njcrts for federal loin* t« slot** lets ■■ local or partisan repreaen
to the moon, moat of un b e lie v e . T h # t any o f us w ill ever • for “ n«mploym*nt relief have tatlres and somewhat more aa ns
strong barking. The President ae- tiotusl officers engaged on a n*
live to see that day brings on another argum ent
clires flatly against any kind of tional task. Britain has broken
Astronautics fa something comparatively new In the “dole,” direct nr Indirect. Aud he sharply a:rots party line* to en
realm of science. It Is pf the same nature as aeronautics, v*rT pvopetl—points out that mag list in am eilng fashion behind
but on a little higher plane. It has t» do with the trans nificent local efforts have already National ^Government. It will be
provided unemployment relief S u f helpful if America can tirkle her
portation problem between the earth and the stars.
That progress Is being made in this direction Is evi ficient, he believes, “to m ett the emergency In something ut the
, , same spirit of unity and co-opera
denced from the announcement last week that a German, situation.”
W hether or not thlp loc4 relief tion.
Rcinhold Tiling, following his invention of a five foot mode)
.
- j-y-Q.
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Moonlitis
rocket plane, haa recently witnessed a successful test flight,
when tne model had travelled upward, propelled by succes
sive powder explosions, to a height .of pv«r tlx miles- a
new record. Unfolding wings at its maximum 'altitude It
.glided geptly,tp earth.
Germany la'perhaps more "moon-minded" than moat
nations. Others besides Herr Tiling have experimented with
rocket planes, some morf successfully, than others. Max
Valier wax one who was killed last summer when his rocket
plan# fuel; container Inadvertently exploded. Germany’s In
terplanetary Society boosting one thousand members attests
her interest In aitronautlcs.
One rocketeer, more elevating occupation than our
American racketeer, his name Eonault-PeUegief eyedlqta th a t
magic may
Intimately observed wnhln twenty
’ SEMINOLE COUNTY 18 tin celebrate "Progreis Day’’
next Tuewlsy, In Sanford. Governor C«rlton will ba the
speaker of the day.. The new flat, freight boat.wfl] arrive
from Jacksonville, typifying the Rew day of water tran s
port sHorf on the St. John’s; and will bo christened “City of
Sanford" with the breaking of a bottle of celery Juice on
Its bow. A scroll of recognition will be presented to*the
Atlantic Coast Line In token of appreciation for.the rail
road's long service to that section. The new canning plant
wifi be fcaturcd-ln the celebration. An important event will
be tho dedication, by Governor Carlton, of Sanford*! new
176-acre airport. An official lunehaon, a parade and ball will
complete the day’s progrhm. Seminole County haa every
reason to celebrate the completion of such Important pro
jects aa those mentioned. That section la moving steadily
on the road of progress.—Tampa Tribune.
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
T aft, Roosevelt and Lafollette
■these three loom prominently bofor* the eye of the nation as pos
sibilities for tha nomination by
the Republican party for p m leouple" of id*nt- Th* meeting of Iho Republican national commlttan in Waehlhgton this week hag occasioned no
end of political goaelp.
For the first tlma aloe* IMS.
We’ve all got to rteo up, remove tho annual financial statement of
ovr halo an,| giro tj>« League of tho Poet Office Department shows
Nations credit for aa* atartlag a a surplus Instead of a deficit, re
War, even If it failed to ptpg ora. cording to e repoyt by Featmaaterv—Tlnloa-Union. Olvw l| a tilth General Altchceeh, ipada publia to
Ofay ^Ot hovo day. Ba (ndl:etej that tho placing
bf the postal earlaga bank of a
to glen U c re d lt.
eelf-austatnhg basis meant aa Im1 The Lake county Summerall- provameat and extension of faJaO C ongroeo e h b -le gclng ' tB illlMaa and, g t ~ « tC iU If dals,
M i lk Carolina to urge Suam erall one cent latter postage.
Ju d g e Gary, tho head of tha
be aanounco for Coagnaaman-at, h t | a I t . would bo a g ro a t thing U alted BUtea Stool Corporation,
■f*r Florida to ho roproooatod In urgaa Fdderat to rtro l o f largo (or*
^ t f U im m a o w
xfeuld act
litK ibbcwTN*
ANOTHER GOOD COUNTY
JRDAY, O K . 1J. 1M1.
~
peratlona bp a board similar to
the Interstate Com m e m Com ei le
sion. Ruck a remedy f a r tha trust
etU la no doubt praforabla to anforaam eat of tha Sherm an anti
tru st law.
Tha calory crop bn th a a*at la
voiy lig h t thin soaaoa, and It le
b dlw nd that this w ill ha a ban
ner y ear for tha Florida grower.
Tho many frlenda of Mrs. H.
A Connelly will lean t w ttg logrot
th at sha le quite ladlapaaodi aba
th at.M lsa h id g ,l a ,* a n h |a to at-
Halo program was given, Mrs.
... ---------- „ ___ had
~
known Mr. Hale personally, enUrtalned tho aocbty with taveral
lomlnUeacee of him.
MmP
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Lefflof roadyt_____
ahort
•hnteh of Mr. Hale aft*} which
Mlsa Mabel Bowler, accompanied
by MUs noM it Frank, aaag, “The
Boaary," •
.»• r , o#, i
VIEWS
r l ^ ^ B S * * * ’- ?
tion commented on the preboble
future effect on economic condi
tions and politics of Prs'aMent
Hoover’s address to Congrtsa yeaUrday.
fr [
Excerpts from somp of the edlloiiola follow:
A tlanta Constitution: ’’A frank
War. h*« « iy administration' «o
squandered the money or Ih* peo
ple and piled dvbdlipun d»bt ^ n tll
M shocking s . total hsi been
rvsehrd."
. j.
Kansas City Start “It Wis ’■
bunJnets-likr message <« meat ■
business situation. Those who ex
ported Mr. Hoovor to product ■
rabbit out of s hat wart Inevitably
disappointed. At a wkolt. tht mas*
Mgt It one of hope, confidence and
common h i m .
Now York Evening Port: ’’Ilia
message, In to f a f k t It can bring
immediate hope or rptttf Id Upi
present tconom lc' altueflon, m utt
bo recorded u sm ongpt hlsform t r well-meaning but untucceufll
attempt*,"
Mtmphla Cootmtrvltl Appeal:
“President Hoover’s message fs
well foundod upon Ita major as
sumption that something o^ght
to bo done about l| alL With Mr.
H to n r'i frank citation of. lb*
present tn d future definite, it wan
naturally to bo aepected that ha
would recommend Incraised taxa
tion and th at be would urge* eft.
tredrdlnary economy, >Kr. Hfpvfr
|o quite right ia bla .JuggsSilfi*
that a plan be drawti-for a slew
Commons Adjourns •
Ending Unique Term economic tagdUloaa."
Emporia (E na.) O etotto:
LONDON. Y W lli-tA .1*.)— a complete and flaal aaswer
Tha Howe of Commoner adjourned demand of a
majority
yeeterda. aftgg areopalon which, people th at
though brief, (harked the depar
ture of J lre a t .Britain frees__ tho
USdlUbnal froe policy and sent tha
ADDRESS
Business and Professional
;|A T B D PR EBB
appointing omission ia tha mtaTsgd'W tha plain languara which
tha President ehouls h**s u»*d on
J M B t f t , • • • This Congress, filled
W M *pen tic Ians who have a thoum their arm s, needs
on retrenchm ent and
,
the Immediate reJucof bureaucracy. This Mr.
j
<*et g if * n-’1
la: "In tone
* U nd
, . « >■» President has
ashown that degree of leaderabtp Whkh tho country would wel
come, ha haa a t least dutifully in
formed Congress of tho elate of
tfeaqpttop, conscientiously Imllcated Ita pressing needs and tx tm lejy th* spirit la which thoaa
problems should bo dealt with.”
Houston Chronicle: "Tha Presi
dent's message to Congress has Ita
constructive parts, <tu pass-thebuck potto, Ita stand-pat paita
apd on some subjects la signifi
cantly silent or leave* them to
future discuss ton.’’
(Mont.) Dally Poatt
"T heta la no groping In tha dark
there are no demagogical dec Dr*
lions; Ilk* a worthy commander Is
a serious crisis, Mr. Hoovar analyxaa condition*, explains' Jhalt
causes, both domestic and Interna
tional, and points oat remodDc."
The Denver Foot: “ President
H*0vet's message la disappointing.
Ha la atlll offering tha old re mo
di oa which have boon triad re
peatedly and hava failed avwjr
time. K should bo closr to k b logi
cal tnlad th at there b b at On* way
ways—of to ttin g this
nation out of debt- T hat way j*
xavtnri a*d by. reducing expo#
tareo sM eliminating goverxmr
tal wsata. W* cannot borrow «
way out of debtJI
U o Angoloa ExproOor “ lik e s
military commander bringing up
h b foceoo aud glaring them to oi
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Just what you bar* wanted
A PHILCO short wave set.
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A atom olive E lettric
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Display
'« AWNINGS . .
ELECTRIC SHOP
Biager Bowing Machine
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BEAUTY SHOP
FINGER
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,RandaU Electric
Company
KJectriaa! Wising,and
Repairing
General Ekttrfc
Radio and Refrigerate
Fork
HENS and FRYERS
Tho adjournment le tad l Feb.
L, hut the epoakor haa authority
U taU tha HOUM together earlier
11 necessary. Except, h r a few
dgya' norite at Christmas, memk*rn of the cabinet will not share
the holiday.
Prim* Minister MaeDoaald haa
g ln a aeeacanea ho aOd hie ooL
leagues win watch every shift af
the woeId ritaaUow daring the rere**, and ceMnet meetings will ha
numerous.
DRUGS
LUMBER
Wf 1
.WaCefteU
M ite
�pa g e
[TO HERALD. 3ANTORD,"FLORIDA^ ‘SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12. 193!
I). A. R. Chapter Has
M eeting On Friday
ersonal Activities
Mrs. Adams Has Party
Honoring Young Son
•v . ,
SATURDAY
5'* m ByT“ ** "Pending » *hori
U n . Cecilia* Muvie Club Will
hV* wfth.
W
m eet at. 3:1k Vdock a*. Dm a tu d b
B**h*r]r' , l kU hom* on f‘*rk
- • / . J i n . Faoui* 3. Man.otT on " “ *■
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Myrtlo A m u r .
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Mr. and H n , T. H. Krkrr.nn
—-jLL*~
MONDAT.
*"> Mr*. W aller 3. folam a., m»
rfCUfcM
Two of th* F inn l«'»d to Jacksonville yesterday fo.
t t r i a t l M Church wOl meat a t 3:00 th« <**y.
•Irloek wUk Mr*. F. M. M ailer at
— ----her. home, 1804 Sanford Avenue
Mi and Mr*, t:. T. Nlhlari,, of
* Regular buainc*. meeting of the Ovird >• announce the birth of r
Woman'* Mlraionary Society ol
a ighier. Dorothy I.urille. Thur»tha Flrat MathodJit Church will be OV e»enlnr at the KernalJ.[.auf hheld a t 3:00 O’clock a t the chorrh. ton Memorial HoapitaL
A 'meeting of the board of the
--------W oman's Auxiliary of the Klr*t
M r., S E. Howry, of la k e City,
l‘re*tyterlan Church will be held -fich.. h a . arrived J . spend *omc
a t 3:00 o’clock a t the church and tim e here with her eon-in-law an-l
will bo followed by the regular daughter, Mr. aad Mr*. Roy F.
business mealing a t 8:30 u’clock
Sj^me.. a t th eir home no t r y .tel
The bueinoaa me* tin g of the >akc.
Woman's M{a«l<mary Society of
.----- --the FJrat Haptic t Church will be!
Mr and Mr*. Jamee A. J c t y . of
held a t 8:30 o’clock a t th* church. Klu«hing, U I. N^V., a r t eipectwl
The Sunbeam Band of the F!r*t to arrive Monday to spend a short
B aptist Church will meet at 3 :3 0 1 Ume here with th # |r kon-in-law
o’clock a t thw'churek.
and daughter, Mr. amt Me* Philip
BuafcMaj • meeting of tha SL It H»rh. . t tholr Homo cn Weal
Agnet Op fid of Holy C ro u E p ia-' E ighth S t r e e t ,
------------------------copal Church will bo Said a t 3:00
o’clock a t tk . pariah b o o ...
Church Class Holds
rnm plim rntiii(f h e r Min, O trn
AHami, who celebrated hi* l.-nt'i
• ir th d .y
an n iv e rsa ry
rarentlv
Ur*. Roa> A dam , waa ho.tr>« at a
M rthday |>arly given F ridav a 'l
n n c o n at her h inte, 1*08 Myrtle
A »rnur Polnaettia*. and . h n r » .
e rte n tiia lin g a color scheme of rr,|
*nd *r*»n. war* a rra n g e d ah-.ut
t 1-' room , w hera the g u e .t. w rrr
ent>rtain»d. *
D uring t h . afternoon c v n te .t.
and p rl.ra were aw arded t . Jean
Zorn and tie >r*e Spencer. Kai h
crueet rrce lred a red and green nut
cup filler! with O ir l.tm a . candlea« a memento of the occaeinn. The
b irthday cake centering th r refre.h m en t ta..Ir w a. leed in green
and decorated with lighted re.l
candle*.
R e fre.h m e n t. were .e rre d t r I he
h o .le e., eeei.ted h r Mr*. H ftra.lham. Mr*. 1.. M T rre , Mr*. N. A
lla rk e y , Mr*. 1„ E. Spencer, and
M r. W II, M organ. Tho«e invite-)
w ere: Orien ’ F a rre ll, Jr., Tommy
Cohh. J a S tew art. Owen MeCuller.
H arry Jo M lnarik. John W alker,
M laarik. John M organ, In et WilUam*. 8*41* William*, Jean Zorn.
W. FI B «tts, Qeorg* 6$«nrer. Ell m
I i t t t i , J t w t l B stti. Junior lli r k r y .
W a lttr fUtiton, JulU n A dam .
Tommy D onher, lle tty Ann D un
by All Socle Catholic Church will j _
he given a t 6:00 o’clock a t the
The Amoma Cla*s of the F l n t bar. and Bill Tyre.
Episcopal aarisk houso.
B op ti.t Church met rccontly a t the
Annual l a a a a r ' o f All Souf. home of Mies Has*! Tew with Mrs.
lll'KHTS E X P F tT F D
Catholic Church wOl taka place in w . C. D eC-ursey. teacher, loading
A w -i.JSJ'SJS, w w !
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h*.
in.
Plan* tor taking part in th«*
Vmgrr** Day celehrmtiJn w r«llltiiv ofter whK^ the m?«*ing ail
journal for a •••rial pert rt when
refreshm ent« .were served by th»
tr ««r», au iM o l y Mr. Van
I.*v»ll an<l Mi*. I’erry le e Bill
Qna n titio of r»»»e<* and fern w »
arrai-ire«l about the rtx>m* n h r r r
the meeting took place.
■ AI UUSTA. (leoigia, ,De*. I t M. William*, former
m lni-tn. wa« found guilty today
of .lai inc hu «allnr .on, Raforil
O rjil) William.. I!* Tho Jury rr.
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m ore *<>Mf*rb ti» U r arm
enty l u y e d . _________
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Ex-Minister Is Found
Guilty Of Killing Son
IN IIO N U It O F
PROGRESS D A Y
(A.l’ t J
SIl.K OR WOOL PRESS IN
: FORMERLY PRICED AT
I.ITTI.K GREY llODSh
Maitland
Wiabr- all lU old palronm
kntta ll »• rwmd> to f l ^ r
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and
In
fool
ll h nprn under the «aK (
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Manor* .t I id le *»Tty II ih im ,
Inr Mra, Flm ina T. M ilne In
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SPECIAL OFFER
Dec. 14 Through Dec. 19
«
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TRIMMED OR I'NTRIM.MKD
FINAL (TJ)SF, Ol'T VALUES TO $22.60
A Beautiful String
M eeting R e c e n tly
, Announcement w e. made lh>
i morning by Mr*. J. II llm term i.I tor that am -ng the nut of I r a n
guest, exported herr fur the I'rng
] r#.« Day relehratione ere; M r.
Ollie Jemr*. .ta le pre.ident of the
American I rfion Auxiliary: ami
Ml*. Merlon Rlre»h, vl r prreldent
| of th r fourth district of the auxili
ary. .Member, of th* I ^al autiliary
arc invited to meet Mr* Janie,
and Mi** Rleech at the home «.f
1 Mm. ilinlerm i*ter. 1317 t'v p r e ..
, Avenue, Tuesday from 7:30 o’clock
i to 9:00 o'clock.
( (in»l link* on S la t# i g-ound.- a t r o .t of about II.MO.
fruni i.'nn M xlco la
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ia»t * ill . ’a r t in fu -i
Tin- governm ent i , rhi-in* Imu
o f $2.50
S P E C IA L
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
JAPANESE PEARLS
3 Different Shitdm—15 Inch** Long
KUGENE WAVES
\\ ith Purchn.HC Of
$5.(H)
25^ Bottle Of Lane’s Pills
VITA-TONICS
Sec our l.ino of I'hrfeliiuw filfln
$7.50
1 Magnolia Ave,
LANEY’S DRUG STORE
Hcautv Shop
let Nan. Ilaak llldg
I’hone
Mclach llldg.
V ^N FO R D
'O’1
M»
. Mi . Karl Lthmar^i
Sanford S
Svcratary of The
8eminolo County Chamber of Cnmnurcc
Will Speak at Th*
Florida
Phone 122
*
First Methcdist Church
.■“ Sunday. December 13(h.‘ 7:M P. M.
j
.And H b Subject'.!*
f'VrffDAT ‘
M onthly m ooting o f th* N. <te V
How ard C h a p te r-e f th* II. I). C.
T i l t h* h e'd at 3:30 n’rloek a t the
hom e a f M r*. F ra n k l . W oodruff
e >rn#r o f S ixth S tre et and Oak
The Church In The Community
1
Como Bring Your Fric.nl*
Avene#.-*-
i Mrs. Cameron Gives
P arty A t Her Home
Kntertalninw foy th* members of
th* Mlxpah Club. Mr*. R. At Camcroii waa horieea a t a bridge p art*
glvon oa W edneedar evening at
hkr home on M frit* Avenue. A fter
— -*• —
- avion*
*.of
f L
.u _
MTorol'
progTf
bridge
r*ore* were added and nrixe.
•warded In M'«. M .rearet Richter
Mra. J. B. Craddlck anJ Mr*
floor#* l l n 'i .
‘
V atea'and htw la of pulmoltla*
and red rmdianrw rnae* and fern
were e rr anted In vario-w plire*
•hoot tha roiwu where th* guest*
wore entertained.
Rrfrcahmcni*
v —« .ervel by th# hooteia, aaelat*d by Mr*. H cnrr Richter and Rle*
l e t y Pal Of*. Thnaa present g s t i :
M j-./J o ltt’ LUdwty. M r*.' fra n k
. fgfere,' Mr*. n*«ry Richter. Mr*
i. (leorg* Hahe. Mr*,
M. Hamby
lL, Mr*. J. K. Gr jddick. Mr*. W i^ u r
| W l w . Mra. Mary Rrh*a|, M r*
. M argaret R lchtir. Mr*. K ra n r
. M tlsrh, end Ml1* Lucy Peter*.
n.
NEXT DOOR
TO POST OFFICE
E A S T In i N E X T
T O P O S T O F F IC E
B l ACKSHEAR’S
M E N ’S
AND
COAT SWEATERS
Ktnrfct and Chiffon
All Wool. Good Slylctt and Co'om
I’a n tta
S curf*
Damtcllcn
Handkerchief*
Neglige**
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Silk Underwear
H O Y S’ S L IP -O V E R
SWEATERS
Full Faith loo*d Hoag Fully Guannlccd
to.Give Moat Satinfarjurv Wear—All
Silk In the Leading Light and Dark
Shade*.
Huml llagit
Silk lln»e
Glotew '
MAKE THIS A PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS AND GIVE
PRACTICAL GIFTS
Alien A Hosiery
Luncheon Seln
llriw o, .. .
Linen TowelH
' BUnketn ..
Wool Filled CiimfnrU
l»1>
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Down Filled ComforU
Ftfr Trimmed Coals -
Medina* Sanrtc* and Chiffon
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Sleeping Pujnmo.8 .................
Flannel end Corduroy Robe*
Evening Rag* . - ..............
Evening Slip*
Evening Handkerchief*........
Evening DremteH
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Evening Wrnpn ................. Contume Jewelry
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Funt
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Leather Sport Coala
GIFTS
FOR
ll iTa^ 4 1| 4 l
Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Appleby
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
NATURAL BRIDGE
ALLEN A
W. L J e r b e e , of Jack* mville.
Th# err-m ony wa» performed
a t 8:ye n'tljeh Tkur»J*v evep lr g at tbe/**id*ace of Mr. and
Mo*. John Beoro’t. B1IB IW arfide Avenue, Jarkum ville.
HOSIERY
SHOES
.
Underwear Seln
In a V ery Good Variety of Stylea, Af
no for Men W. L. Douglaa Shorn—
They A rt Priced
FOR MEN
They Too Moat ha Good.
Good Selection of Paiterna
LADIES' HAUlD' BAGS, HANDKERCHIEFS, NOVELTY JEWELRY .OF
THE BETTER KIND — MILLINERY
AND.READY-TO-WEAR. ’ -
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‘ UNDERWEAR. POCKET H
SHIRTS*AND NUMEROUS
ARTICLES.
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Flannel Ruben
Pajama* ........
Suede Jacket*
Top Coal*__
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IN — “R IC H . .Sunday - Gary Cooper 1 1
Claudette Colbert
MAN’S FOLLY”
Shirt* and ItlountM
Underwear ............
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Tie and Handkerchief Seta
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Tom Sawyer Suita (with short*)
Sulla wAh l^»ng I'anla ---------Pajamaa ...................
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Matches On Friday
The Sanford Bowling Team took
two out of throe Matches from th .
crack W .in d e le teem a t the San
ford Bowling Allays last night,
end again '•Clahliahod their claim
ta o r the- heal team s la Cen
tral F lo rid a Thd. team won tha
match by 1X1 poloU, and had th .
id. all tha way.
Play In tha Taekay Tourna
ment la programing rapidly. Hoy
Holler and Paul PtaoU want Into
first place yesterday! with ItM
pint, while Robert Cobb and P.
Halle arc i*cond with llfifi pin*.
Paul Pesold la holding high
score for tha woak with a 233
mark. He la as* df th a most con
sistent bo w l.r. hi the city, ac
cording to Mr. Weber, owner of
the allay., who has Orel vert her*
to take personal charge.
In al n ig h t', .ra re r:
Hasferd
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Roy Hollar . IHP—I J I — 1*4. . fi.1t
John H arbet 111—ISO—178 . . 419
Foul ipeuold 194—114—ItS .. file
L. U. May
111— 116—147 .. 103
G. F. # * b a r 206—t t S —137 . . 16#
5 BATON HOUSE, L i , Dm . 12v—
C ^ n k liin c w hat h . termed 'fa ta *
Woworny la th* m . t t . r of oar a a tW g l defam e," H enry L S t i n n i ,
t North Carolina, national
'o f the American l a N M jrtlj Voiced an appeal
. tttU A tterican naval itran g th
Uh tha term s o f tha London
tio a ty — y. a n Increase In th a
aiandl ^ p t w y / a s aide to un»mJ la rth t"
. '* .
- In an -Jdroaa bafara a. to n f.ranea of Isouli la aa 'legion official*.
Btarana laid, -T ha regular army la
down to a point w hara they a re
tta p b r a bunch of trahalrhmm
arm y eoll*g* p a f o t t n , who In
t$e caaa of a a itf a e g y , woald Warpmo tha liutruetom and parhapa
t$e h ith e r of flea ra and commando n of an arm y (h*t would ha
formed whan foeh an tm rrgtncy T o ta l__
i.-W a have hoard a fra a t deal
lately about economy," ha raid.
T h l# year, aa M m before, I am
afrpld It la being nriacooitraad Into
false teoM aiy hi tha m atter af our
national deftaaa, w han’ wo’ haaa
just y jn d er In otiy both yard. In
tha PacifW, tha boglnalm ef w hat
lto |0 Ilka It wW ho fariooi troutJ /, whan thmgghU aaa running
tjk to g h tha m|oda of maybe two
d ifthre# nation, which a r t not altoghihar flhUartng to tha p«®pl* of
tha V ailed Etdtae. . . . I t la our
duty to Inaiat and demand that tha
gorernm ant mil' joopardila tha
gr*Oi m aterial w ealth of (hi* magnlfleont land by our failure to pro
vide adequate national defame.
“j te n remember wall, aa ao can
you, tig h t or ulna year* ago, whan
our. apl.ndld ftta t woe taken and
lltaynlly ecuttlad; thrown to tha fa r
wtada and destroyed. And today
wa h a ra built under our program,
they tall me from reliable seurceo,
ahlpo whiah lark a certain eomethlejr th a t p t.re n te our navy from
pointing tha guna In a aaa Ib at
.‘ "The London' treaty pared
down low enough, but wa now lack
f t gar rani of hoeing Head up to
I lt» ‘ proelatjnJ.'Tha building U1 a
. -#7.
--* 1 1 - only fa par r« » t
at would g o * loof'w oy toward
Jota fop uMhy people. J w t
■traction of abipa provided
__ t_j tha London tre a ty which tha
AmarVan public generally believed
•
constructed whan 1 ho
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arm y, ha laid , "la Juat oa
had off," end directed critletam a t
curtailm ent In enlist ad strength
and proposed reduction. In nation
al J p n rd appropriations.^
Boy Scoots Of Troop
Tire Stage Meeting
Hoeuta ef T roop Flee lest
their-----------------regularM meeting
B lS ? bald
-------------w n at
a t their Palm etto Aeanaa, * » b
l i u g i , and planned their po rt tn
flamlpola County P ra g m a U y ,
aa .w all aa prepared theme*!,
fo r a C ogrt of Manor ta bo hil|b
a t |ho CHy Hall Monday night
a t J:30 o'clock,
Gilmer Steele, Jam ra Doaaay,
H a ft Ware, and Ralph LaMalno
w in bo adeancod to S tar Scoot
i t the C ourt, which will
_ nresided aver by O. M. WakeUa,' arout aricu liv s af Oriando,
prominent Sanford boyo'
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Needs Of Mankind
Pefety, adventure, affnrtion, aiad
social recognition were enumerated
by the Rev. II. Irving Loottit, mo
tor of Holy Cross
EpItcopW
Church, and guc.t of the Dal and
Rotary Club yr.terday, a*, the b a
ric needs of mankind, th# attain
ment of which will mean prosper
ity In tha tn iru t Arn.e of the word.
P refsring hi. addrraa with tha
thought th a t mo.t of tha present
day talk ie of any subject but
pro*parity, ami although admitting
the economic difficulties of tha
time, ha pointed to th* fact that
the meaning of prosperity was
welfare and surresa In attaining
the derirod results.
Raising tha question of what
hi wanted o f life, Rae. Loot tit de
clared th a t too much time la spent
In "keeping np with Iba folks next
door," and that tha real need, ara
not those procured by money alone.
Physical and economic safety
for a man and those he laves doe*
not depend on riches alone, the
speaker a.kert»d, as h a . been ao
plainly proetd during th* present
r rials.
In tracing man's love and neat
of adventure, h4 pointed to the
prevent day outlets for the man
of ledentary occupation., .porta,
tha movies, broke. L ift Itself may
he an adventure, he declared, and
tha business or nroftsalnn may
prove a (laid af aoeontare if It la
looked upon as somatklng more
than a mean* of earning o living.
Tka affection of family was also
classed as a fundamental peed, and
l^Mng wfth It tha desire fop social
VtfogtllUon. Winy men are too
engrossed | n making money la
'sgafc recognition In fields i f pub
lic seretf*. ths ip e sk rr dtcUrad.
Ponehided his addrte* with
Itiop of “ learn to lleo
hi Ui« post, nor In th*
today." Ha w*a late>A. Rrarlett, chairmen
H|P program committee.
E ft
whkh vteiUd
rsday night with
Paul Stlno and An-
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h.-«n‘t got the money hot *sj la la n e . John Dennett, Mrs. Sarah
«. I ran got drraaed I'll go to OcKaby. Jack Goodwin. Etriaat
placing 13. and the J u n io r* '!* .'
* Here are the Honor students loan an,| gel aome foe yo«v' Ua Goodwin, Virginia Goodola,
cursed her, told her lo get bo:k Mrs. Thomay Oglraby.
fi>r tha aacotvi unit:
S to lo n : tha Mieses E thel Bolly, In the houseboat, and tla rted up
Suian Gantt, Doric HtpklnO, Oana the plank, inching hi» waT along
U nay, H a ra Parham, F rance. and ttirsing loud.
"I **w trouble was
coming,
IVanon, Emily Priest, Dae. la
I had
Singletary, H u r l T o w , Inaa pailly ftom th# threat*
Thom peon, M argaret V arner, and heard of. A* he came toward me.
Pranced Wilson. Otto Hutchloao, my «ife grabbed my arm and told
C harln Lender., P o ire .t Mhj, and me to roitu In the house and I
The *ompn of ScrninoU CottUty
herhe.i up Into the door. He ran
Jamra S trak h y .
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will play an important part In the
hi.
hand
into
his
pocket
and
got
Junior.: th a Nlaaa* Lola B ritt.
V rant. Prjgress Day, snd all a r
Marion Hoolahan, Alice Medina#. a knife, and I said aa I wa* bach rangement* for their participation
Petty McKinnon, Oomella McRae, ing up, “ Don't you com* lo bar* are In the hands af th* Women's
Adelaide Richter, and Halim Wil Mr. Mr." H* w a. half way op the Civic Committee, of which Mr*.
ton. John Courier, Malcolm Hlg- plank by th a t time, frothy at. tha Henry Wight is rh a lm a n , • Mrs.
rin*. Sprott lo n g . Bill StaMpar, mouth sod in a terrible rage. All Eodor
Curlett, Geneva,
vicehe rould say wa* M*m going to
Roy Echols.
chairman. and Mr*. Walter l .
have
my
money
or
else.’
Well,
oa
Sophomore*: the Mieses Martha
he reached th* top of the plank, Cooper, S anford , «ecret*ry.
Iti.hop, Naomi Greer,. Georgina about eight feet from the door, 1
These thn-e Officers are mem
Hart, Naomi Hutchins, L S I . • aw that ha was going to
do ber* of the Governor's Recaptlen
Knight, Virginia lAwton, Marian something, so I grabbed the gun CenrinlUrv **hi<-h will meet - the
lejndqui.t, Venire Moya, Mary ami fired th* shot. I didn’t want G arernor so l Mr*. Oirlton at the
I’Oiil.c Nickel, Evelyn Nipper, tn take chance* with a man in th* rounty line Tuesday morning and
Jcnevtne Well., Thelma Benson, tkge he was In. I fir# I only to will .a rse a* their escort through
and Mildred Merton. Raymond slop him, not (o kill him. and d u r out the dar.
Shaw, Melvin Taylor and Richard ing th* antlr* time, I kept telling
Th# Governor and Mr*. C arlt in
Heaa.
him wot to com* in.“
will he boose guests of President
Prrahmrn; tha Mitaea Thelma
Upon qusatlonlng, Oglesby told snd Mr« f| M. Papworth of the
I-owe, Jane Sharon. Ada S In f la- ■abstantlally the some story aa trad* body, during the day, al
tary, M argaret £qulra>, Mary Lbo- related by both stats and defense though there I* vary Hut* tim e
im Meriwether, Mary M Mahon, aitneaaaa In gfnaral, especially pi during the crowded program when
Jamas Cbchraa. Clarence Collin., relating to tha disposition of tha they ran avail themaelvsi nf that
Ban Lord, Ralph Prarton, Wm body and the subsequent trip to hospitalitr
i
a e it
Spier. Oreille Touchton and. Wm Sanford, hunting trip th*
Thar# will b* a tea In home o '
I'ihJaa.
day. and Anally tha arrest, II* Mra, Carlton eiven ht the rommltflatly denied saying, aa MnRqtyr* tr# In the Woman's Club 'uiidlng.
neared the boat, that "if ha talks from 4 nit o'rlosh lo <100 o'clock
to m t ha'a going to drop dead;" that afternoon. Th* pu'dlr is In
h* denied saying that h# "ought cited In this event, and i- mimittras
la take hi* gun and kill Hllysrd have been appointed tn hsvp rharg*
and a negro;" he denied teeing of variuus details of the rerepti in
them at a ll| h* denied Floyd a . well ss the w rlfare of all
.Sharp's statem ent Immediately guest..
_____
after th* killing that he shopM go ' Mr* .1. C, Henson, chairman of
(Continued from Page On*)
to Sanford and glra hlmsojf up,
had *»nt him a not* which read and denied Several other points, the refreshment committee anl» effect 'T om , I want my money. all of w hkh had been sworn to by twiunrr* the final appiinlm rm nf
1 want the 13.3.1 and s .hare or bath stats and drfqna* witnesses. *th» rommlllee on refreshment* is
fnllnwsi Mr*. J t ’. Benwin. rhairth# 172 excusing $10, or else—."
Th* d tf tn s t offered seven wit
H« il.o testified that
Ktnyd nesses yesterday afternoon, all nf man. Mr». John Hinlermisler, Mr«
Mharp. sa friend had warned him them friend* of Ih* Ogleshys who H. II l^w is, nf th* Legion Am
that McEnlyrs meant trouble o v e r ,__
_____
____ ^ a fte r th* lliarv: Mrs. J. (i. Sharon, Mrs. 3
had____
seen___
thorn
frequently
H. McDonald, Mrs S 1'ule.t in. of
'!** 11I In _ *l "'1
un_I —,h *_ *v*
uf . killing,
but
tha
. s L ,h*1
S’
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■ who
. . . d 'rn .lrd
. 'th at they th* Red Cross; Mr*. E. K. Kmimil
the Vkilling
Jack
(iondwln,
another
had heard anything of it.
friend, came lo hi* huu.e and told
The** witnesses were: Mrs. Ei- lal and Mrs. George Ulahup, of th*
him that MrEntyr* was going to
U .D . C. __
fill hint full of .22 bullets.
Oglesby'* version of the affair
is aa follows: "Wednesday m orn
ing Mr. McEntyre arrived at my
boat, | was atandlnr about two
feet from th# door on th* front
porch ami saw him get out of his
boaat. A fter landiag, he walked to
ROOFING — GUTTERS — TANKS
my brat, a distance of about 30
rain con m icrons, etc.
yards. Aa h* neared th* gang
“I i YEARN IN THE BUSINESS'*
plank h# said Tom, I ram s for my
fnaney o r els#.' | told him that I
didn’t have any money, hut he in
sisted th at | did, that it was on
110 W. 2nd ST.
the boot, ami that he Intended to
get It. My wife said to him 'Pap»,
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SHEET
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Look a t th is R adio a n d carefully n o te the very low price. T h in k o f it I it U a
genuine 1932 Philco. It is (he greatest value in oil radio history because
Philco is th a largest ra d io m a n u fa c tu re r in th e world an d can afford to give
EXTRA value a n d EXTRA features a t a*ton«
ishingly low price*.
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CONTROL. O th e r fseturaa, too — F.XTRA fsatu raa
t h a t c an n o t b* m a t c h e d , regardless o f price. And th e
price is com plat* w ith tu b es — n o th in g vise tu buy,
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CONVICTS FLEE Tourist rritte l Southward STATE RESTS
WITH I A R D E N . L ^ T G f S J S O S I N TRIAL
FROM PRISON ,
J tJ fsK I•isrrtS 'l OF FISHERMAN
Kane Tells How He
Tried To Save Wife
K A M I TON
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Kane. UreaLiug ft«un hi* u*ual
coirpn* r\• •*•* tfird b*ih '.tar*
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WINTER LAVS
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the wJlei i»«»m the m*K* II**
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un«l ruehed hey t.» a ho*ld.«:
h—»virc T o f*iNlm alrevdx ha* l*« e«rai*e the «lurh of the ca
T O K Y O , Dee. 11. _ (A .P .> — T h*
%shvi«.
di«d
LE A V E N W O R T H . K e n . tv .
1 h r St.it,> o f F litrttin h m i.
D E N V E R . P a r I I . — ( ^ .P ? f
•'i*M*d t t 'a llt n i T j ar.d the Ed id
Jap anese cabinet of Premier W etA I* » V*n ri>ntt.**p nrp'r.l > n hwr**
x
kateukl resigned t o d i j a t the in.' i'll o , I,,, i. t h is af*t*ru o o it
T|
, » r n - r r n .l « n ' v r - . u s o f t .
Snow U y h r a y i l v td d a y <*n
M- re II.am r i c r ’ .••for* have rail
**Uh «h^»^uu< 4 ><fuitr«l \\ a• <|e*'i
■ ult of IU foreign end financial
’•to .
u t i U i I s> I s m s y s s l r i ,!s
•'• .1 il- msr Hifain t T h o m
I h f h i« h o o u n t r y o f s e v e r * !
tjtire in th • Hanson, for all
T H W h«* n*Ji| iM fijn *r *n f. l n*p olk lee. WHh the icelgnation J a
ii ' r
city .(w riter, s o .,
1 t g lr - i o
young
>n it to r i I
tv
o a te rn
s la lo s
h u m p fr ir tr
pan faced the possibility of eaet» ' . r».*V touch f ' *11 ' • * i ntuple m ,nc\ t * sy cn.l. I,
rral p«*nltamiar) trwUy I «**n »ha»»
*iorntuii
i>i|o|iliiig s .l f - t i o .if pi
tr a ffir
Hnd tn u n a c in ir ' N :
pension of the gola eUndard and
»n hour later le liliim f*o»»» K**»t h inter
i c\ Si j i'Mjiirw? for bercain* s>
an enr-argo on gold.
I «»R^**nwnith an f foli.*»* » n
r,
R»*«er\a*.lone hn\e 1 a*n hea>r> .*n t)
.nr ,••<! .nr-th r I rsgulai fa• •• i* ' 'i
r r i-o ti
f >r h i- 12332841
sto c k .
l^ r t H in c lu r pursuit a fr .v mile
«i> t in* l* ,\».v ()aW#na. K*lv*i t •
tr ifs a rr favored
l
u
’
.tlix
s
h
o
t
in
s
lu
th
.
S n t iu f n ll n f 18 in c h e s y
P A J l i s , I )* c . T l . — ( A . P . ) —
away
. . of th - r-sad* rrp«'rtr,l •* • ill- 'iiW
W i . M c K n t y i o 7 >j,
le
r
tla s ' b r o u ff h t
u anow pn
J a p a n and C h in a
y e ste rd a y 1
Th.* nrt«nr<*r« fl»d In ph auto
Iomvv t-i-ias.s to i» tilts \»s«t 1
n I'hani g n tu g K\ •>.
a c c e p t e d t h e c o tn p ru m ln e p la n
. ...
.
.
mobile Ctirnmtn«|.-rr**«| r».*tS t>( th*‘ da\«. Karo* too, It # i ie?n rvt *.n i bicags, nutstlv fo'k* going hunt,
tn u d e p th n f 15 inrlutit
H ,y t ■‘ i* ' * d "«l 11 i" r tun . .
renit«*ntiary wh**n their rnr. wh»-1. *»*rh Ittr*.
•u ' lie
M a y s T h e m a s t is got
H ie H tim in iU i>f t h e S i e r r a s I n
Kor th«* f in t t ni-. Chirtgo M » I . M f I* 1 \ j p i t y * n •1 C i n i t 'U in In
t.kok fr«»r lotilierd, S«ij*g *r|
» ** in%rt SI) • t. , w »K, 1,
\ e r d i c t ( a r r i e s M a n " CaUfiDinia
utrhea w**re ir p o fi°wrn \ 11 the *ther
*vr»r t**r ell h fft *aD • aid. t utiat* <*»' IM|f lit'* •I 4Im 1#.
«* I «t (JuhwY. (*llif<irnn
M
M 1 r % i.
U
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M .n c h u r i.n
« i U ,,;
•.
. " ixf t r * rf» # in I1nc« # #rv m #
Uw*k»-«l m the*r eelU and i »hm h »||* motor to Florida tin ell hard sui
f i d gnnw wa* still falling
t a n g le d ia au e w a a p u t u p
| f»A
% III | tf* ? no .•»* «
f*ii«ted* joined m !fi«* rha«e
fared hi/hnatr - •i.l .,11 t u l J'h » K I ri«*a ?K#r»* xv i •1 I m» fi|# *ity
region*. v’ t »rchti4 a hi r iiia tlr 'f b
n e u tra l invent!
IU
si n
; .
»l. I»
com m iaMind w hose t g a tin g
W all iMiard* w. re afraid t«* «h »•*• mile* to t* e f a h
' P l ' l ' l l ' x i f t i r lh # lx "H ” »jr«. i h n Mh • t.»U • * f i l l 4. - . ') * 41,'l *
coast.
lm a le a hraitl of 2000 caitJe l e f i
m em bers
One „( the In •«t nf .lllf f.is I •K*.
a* pr!4orier« la'* fo» fr *r „ f htttmif
»o th# >. »u?h
^Ax
|x
|t‘# fjtn ti rt, l
•#s * a tit*
.
i
• I VKk.dHT'*((«, \\ No Her It ••imrw'fau. arojuit ^ g u a S p jl
the wnrlcn Slif-'tly »flrr th" ••
h itelx ha* made „ ro rs**er*'Sli„''
• !x'W i'.| lip h v l h r niilfln # # # o f th .
^h-»»v larifheis yeaierOKjf ahot
i*
<1 ............
h.*J»l Ittf 1.4
*
t % I* 1 M an y K Pnwr
* M hi
• • r e a guard telephoned (H«e r .. * at It* rh h 'e go o ffi e than in at" W« Rxnn
hor.««M which they coul
nr Itli|gt
h . T h# -ai*l !»m t »»k'lxi ^
e n t* made Ooraptancv of the plan
..
n
.
...
»t
t l»" \V©«* \ i i f i n a lit!m. ^a» m ote nm feed
’ ••n. iur v for reinforrervteot«. ««\mg «'*her fO»*| b*"ti y tu rii* I
•how b c j l "
n f »1».' tsiAti *n # m ii jr im .M
Th.
%*.»>*/##
,i\.
unanlmoua. H ie p la n a l.o ha. been
B y
O p p o s in g
S ld C H
h*>il 'h*. re or** i t ,**n*y Trnin '»ppsn Iim#rw liRVi-n t 1 »•! th -i f P
*he pfl* rer« were •iirruunilri! «n»|
With the blliusrd
aging eepr
• •.•ix »,*t**ti . «**trrnay of nuiriier in
• •* :!• 5HIII
f intM.1t
emioraed by U nited S tate. A m -------~
that the ntiMuet« had ««*evf (L* r'f’ A* hn'»* h-pt a 1 cy»* • |»»*n f.*r • d t r it . atid every *wn k n an v %hi|»«
de*»**e lor the inatf* ; '•tt>, i l l ' n tieti Na.a)<i reserretitMly
!• t r
«ut i. i* ib. .'it
basaador Daw*#, who watched the
NEW Y O R K . Ik e. l l . - ( .\ . f > )|F»e i««««nrer dr;*Ni mint* On
•vanlen iin h tn m l *»i the mid*t.
pilt Util OR f rui»l*f I'Hlrf 4U•I ahoil
•n.nt u .- k it " slnying of Mr* '«•>»>»:tfeiVy ,rli» f in jl'e s te
« * lt
%» lift
Ml l||,
pla.ilV
d e lib era tio n of the le a g u e Coun The system s divided the flr»l two
A rumor waa nrr*lUt«H| that th« eunilurtor, rtaliog hi** *o it**la*rl Mon! of th *ui »r* *e 11 ex;>a*u*»’* ■ nil,| Ihih) II J U»g*rm»n. s|hrcLit
f I•'! U •
and (Dgi,*«hv I'.m .thj I’ reseler 1-emkr. North-!
J
cil a t a distanrf during the three lubtwr* played ln the rnntrart
prironer* had a «|u*ntiiy nf nl • • r« n ve«trt«iny. *aid <Im nkreiie'** In •rip* Iternmda. ( i n
Miami, the hiiiMelf tonight at a
...... Uu,» . 1,, 'r r r r
comnt»s»i«ner to the D utrgu “ *
Ik*
and a h alf weeka o f dlacusaion. 'r id g e match last n-ght. hut the.
Indian
A
fruitr.
elyeettn n* o lfe i high exploaive^ St. I*i trr«hurg hn<l prop^rrd f r C'miimI Zone and h»*v«*ud
l » r vetilnn .a ir te s a ntutidal >ry
<inning at * lb»
I)rfen*i*
.y m H n a w a
rererveil Culbertsons rut deeply into th eir, llt»* the gun* ? era «nn*cgle l int..
.
xtltru ««c» A , 'I • ami Mi* laKu seutuuie «f hanging
..i f t'
,OT i l & . m
rtJtht to take such opponent*' trail The Culbertsons the rrb o n
iud known.
II Inult one hour end V) minuteA T L A N T A , f e e t l . yA.P )•*.
lUr.nvtr, Mr*
| hoiua* t*gl.**tiy.
M H eeasldere n^ r# - won the n igh t's first ru!J>er. Lens
T h - sh e riff’* n ffi e hei*» re*
Ml* ThtMl4 > Hjjieewhx \|te j K fm tin I i farm ers and .m ail tow n' tv,u th e*flain skies . i f . r . ' l .r tt e r *
'a r y age h u t bandits
in
M an and Jacoby the second, the points m v e d an an%enfied r«*i» rt thn*
la n e Mr* V ir g ’ ina tinotUm , Ja a tw in e -- m.-„ i„ decide iha* the d e r for the flre i time in lum tlytlg
churia. Dr, A lfre d Hie, C h in a'. of which were l-rnr and Jacoby IHi* convict* an* lh»* wn*>l**n w ir
GiNute in. an , K .« • -1 tiuodar.n. '
man wh,, w»ue,| doietts of w unen week, with tbe drouth deflntteto
t l j f ala ted that in a -. 70.X, Culbertsons 170. The ru bier t »rrtraded m the* I1 o u m lloltow
The ie«tiuinny
Nti «
h’lovd by mail shoitlil gn to thp golln w , * broken decept in email M a lla rd ?
c* M '» g tk f n ig*' China abandons standing became Iwm and Jacoby rrhool hoipe# wl!h Ihe t« nrhri and
Sharp <lar *ta ,* w:tiu**« v*a«* th<* fur the first o f t i l e killings he i- jd t c a e
noa^. of He fig h ts under existin g a. Culbertsons 4.
i *i*’» mipil*.
**” • ®f *h* few rem a in in g ,
highlight .,f v**«l**rda) a tt«*rniKin'* ■ retired nf pe, petroling in t ie sut
/ (ConU nuaj on Page Three)
In the t h lr j rubber, first hind,
Three of the rrt*oncr*« wep*
termnenti deeth ih jm b e rs r.f h,s P ^ a U v a lg dry spots wae the
*t**Mm. She i« thv *i.d> e ye wil
le n s an,) his partner lost *00 idrnti'letl a* Stanley nioerti. North
w ln d'w less, senndpn-uf garage et * d U llL t between, Savan rtttj
<(*»»ntinm*d on 1’agv Seven I
pointi on a redouble a fte r
1-ens Dakota, doing 16 year* for n»bver»
■ place called Q uirt f e l l
f*
contra.ted for four hearta, i »* i a f a p n atifflrat George ( u rliv
.
Argum ents for a ni-t* : rttal Will D ial* from a frtiturbanro
doubled an I was eet three
Oklahoma, doing 2**» for :• «a*ilt1n.’
flu If south o f N ,w O, Irarts Ira '
ie heart Saturdays
C vP ertaon staked anothrr 11700 n mail rarrler; and Tom llnd*«
last three day* failed t e .- re
The Jury detlbc-ated tn a drerr
'•n.hl« bridge bidding
"system " •rood, t'njag 15 yrarp frr |»«utof
that f a r
I
ing
room
in
the
basement
of
the,
last night. Mre. Culbertson pvt a ttri ro th cry.
The prosper!* for tbe n * x t;c j
town
opera
btnrae.
W
hnr
th*
trlisl
It
t
A
.P
.tF«r
ROME
Dec
rwhhlt'a foot on her puree, bafare
W A SH IN G TO N .
It
pin u f day* wore lo ie a w h e t' '
-s . - tl >n urdeFtr M'-mMste also; ,nK
Urf4te 0- .a ste alin g
they stalked back Ini* the battle.
*lgn
Minister Dino (Irandl J e - ! (A -i*.I— An a n ti-llo o tr r R*|iubltc-1
.
Culbertson delaye>l the
third
liuiuirrJs
tow
n
ep
n
ip
l.
w
he
to
r
'
lir
^
T
ll^
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rr
n f
l l r e r e d h l ; r .p p r X ^ n ^ h U / m e r l- l *n
org»ni.«X 4o n - o f
-m knm en'
T h . Commlff®* o
o f,
o f Ot*[
mr^th,' had b«»t> tin gin g e ,n g ,.
r ,F
» ifty
. n , of
Uiw.jqrotth*
n
m
vixte
to
th*
S
en
at*
yesterday
(
stren
gth
was
estMilished
y
t
t
i
e
r
'
F
ld
lt
.U
'
Citrtl*
Ol
“
r W ight, ehalr- ea a bridge lam p a wlsfibnae the
to the accompanl-wvnt of an al- ilay umler the ctinitnnnd »f one >>f H1**** A sseciatiuo
t t th . g»*up
KteWrf the had been sent to bis w ife and to
d r o .T
, ...
r’ for' ' • t o -< ‘ k“
Ulus* w , r.t m eteorologists ,*k|. T l
most unpi m dente<! display of « » -| the president'* ch ief lieutenant* in lo w litf ti*#olut|nn
, . •®Hf e o m m lttw . to eervr |n fign te v eta l rherks to cover o t two
th S ao f hi *1, hi
oqtinur,! on Pag# Thi#e)
•o u th e iita n i portion of
cnil
t
in
n
y
M.
F
ip
w
o
rih
thtislasm and approval on the the I'd** campaign.
Mraeetf on th* ro n flie n t
w h h the v l i i l 'o f Mr*.
n
1
1
X
V
e
s
.
UJ
fu
rth
e
r,
d
rvilA
e
lh#*r
me*
in
f
III
W
a
n
u
!
.1
l l o r o e Milin *tf Tfnni««rr, who
w ager o f f r t . that ratae by
Mr*. Henry W ight, chairman uf - pert nf I’rtmtier Muasu.ini.
P a it o n next T tK ed .y:
*"^' m
WtMjn.'kiUy. and o'U#r#d
«#mi to
1
*
:r«*flaful1v
,11•
•
•
«
•
te«
I
th#
touthrm
telegraph—
from
Newark
to
San
T
h*
fornign
m
inister
eduresse,!
the W oman’s C ivic Commitw • » fl
f^ ltto *
In c h a rg . of
Iho Khoi.la i.’ltiu# K ich a ru c. <i#n
A lfred the gt-minolf County C h e m ist uf l i e Senate for t» »n !) minutes.
lit# of H'trvrr fo n i* '
y r ir *
Ih e p iU litg w ill be Mrx W a Ral- Francisco. C hief IWfere*
til# Itf'-thrm, W tat 1’onRi Pi mi
M.
C
iu
cn
th
er
hold*
th*
etakre.
th*
K’ltilinir
tffnitiR
nf
thv
•
fom m erre, a n n o u n m thn' p'au- A l his side sIm-hJ ,he (irvmi-r. i
ln»Vi A lU rn in le Snrlor«. rh « ir.
.1
.
' • L U. U D y •" "Ufht fur the next f*w d i f L
C o . t'm atilla Krnl: ft* . I
r
II#
nnn*MinctHl
titab
*
Jacoby
took
another
DIM
in
are com plete for ho-pitalltr <mt smiling anil nodding approvingly i Ptovameni
m ant'W ne. Rex Packartf an I M i-.
I’hillipw Company, Arm# K»« i I It . ’
J llH o - f
i f I P F
pt l*>» m i v i n r i t , W w
lluhmvnt
«
»f
),#•
<|UArtrr«
her«*.
addition to the foOil he put ifp at dent t i the visit of M u , I
l- .C J , J U U ^ t l\ I t i e r
ln . (U .s .u r, W eather e k M t l j l
at each lelling point Hixnnr Mu*t
Pfaua* C e rre w e y n t i l l . W om en',
i»*iu #11 other ahlppr*# vkh.»
I f,I
C U un iiu' a D4 tio n -*i<lf> orKani
Carlton to S sn fo n l on >t-m "d-> 'u lin, led ihe applause at tbe unKYenllig T U s e and Mr*,
r.. f . the start o f play T ursdsy.
lm i»it#i##t#d In Impiobhigr f inr
u ix u . ..
(Continued on Page Thhw W V r
Laltun. 1 wrf fiillf
pr tp a rn l
h>
Culbertson** cunfidenre
chart County Progyeas Day, Tuu-dat. r lil'i -n of the s|>eech.
MIAMI. I ) .- n - , a P i Fed ‘
______
* _
*n*r» Lake M ary, a* members.
|»m m nl Mini kctlnff glti'Aiiiin
month* of •nirk. ^I#nn .|«*. llnrtl »o
• i«l Judge H iller r<-sterita) nritered
•
T h e ir a .U riU c . wilt h« centerrd e l) now read* like thi*:
Dec. 15.
•
of
Sign
uf
Grandi
told
the
Senate
"U
II
KitK
A
S,
lh#
t
oni’nili
A gainst Ltitx: |Sot>o to |lt*)0
name lh# .imliilaU to S# inp|Ntri
tk n fltn fs rd W om an’* Club whlrh
Fifth nt It# la ht inrrlmi*. In I lit
Mra. W ight, Mr*, hind r C u tlclt. ihat ‘ono of the surest ,our»es' n l In (hr liT'.2 Repuhllcan 1 on
that th* CuK-ertaon system is bat
*U 1 Re t t t i all d a y for the c
Tam pa, (h*i. 29 , g|i«i pr#* It Ye* t |» #
:
Geneva,
vice-chairman;
Mt
•
W
si
lur
the
rehabilitntion
of
th*
world
vent inn
ten than In n a 's 1- 2-3 officia l style
vtalenea t j wr-mert riilin r s to f lm .
D"#» ! u f Director#
•’
I
lU
effert*
of
and that th* l&O-ruhbet m itrh will l*r 1.. Cooper, se cre ta ry , end Dr l« provid 'd by the
It I* irpO'f**'| that «;i|iport#r« of
rnrd, aa w»n aa foe tereo ti n an I
prove it, w inning* either w ay toi: Elisabeth Traey, president nf tbe Xmerivan statesm en, lie a»*#Med fjn vernor |*m«*hol « f Penney Ivnnla K l:»»# f#row tr#* i !i » . Mt.uxr
•nwieiit on n u h l ,-iuh* ,.,wr«l«d U j i y “ P r O f T T P a H H n V ® ‘
ten xtartin g a l 4:00 o'elock The
s\#nrr!ll’.lon. thn lion .1 * l»nr*’.
i County Federation
of W»men’* hi deep cunfiienco in these afgo to charity.
have h#**n .0 'iin h a lth th# .Mann
I" imerilv f.u drti.Vmg r >rp »>r*
"
seomrn of tbe Club ajrteiuted tbi<
A gainst Jacoby; |I&IMI to JT',0 I Club*, who are a part of tl,r ,>f- (mt- e n l assort d hi« heeiere ifioup hut *Ii#j»• !• rraaon to he t**r# «»f ih# Kl.» -•lx I •lM|# Fa- «nd
op g'iat’ d ft>r • ih inf an I
hunt:#, tind thv
Ian 1 Ml! anil
r tu tte y ax ?ar» o f their *7 are in that th« Culbertsona win.
liclal Reception C .n im itl >r. w.ll that Italy end the United Htate*
I’ul.
J.
C.
S
lllcra
.
on
th
t
cdlto
Have that tin* i.r^nniiatlili; ronlly iu. i»h#r* of
'P t l f .
Ihw itay'e eurreee.
thr !• ■ ilf.il•n # I•In '. •lancing.
A gain st an o ffirial system toot- meet at th* Chamber of Cot,i nett
inuld nork to geth rr for ths Pt<>- would lik w f t throw it#
to lh# #tt«('h«il
I “ life Itllle r. liom**k#r. nam ed at »tm/f a f tho Florida T lm a i-l
■ » will h ■ os
The C om m ittg, an D ecoration, *r of San Fran>U:o: 11000 to $AiH) st H:4 A o'clock Ttte<day ninrn-ri.-. ointiun 0 ' peer* and prnsps-rilv
ton a l JawkJon%lllc and editor ^
Henator Hi* am .lohn«on nf * 4I1 not n r# !••#•
ir in uolw
i t1i.ii th%->
the l'> xihi’dlioii t»ffnt Vf. I Hodman
eon*Uta e f Mra. Endor Curiett, C e .
A g iin st the tim e kind o f roolet T hey w ill eater an autnm Vdle
The foreign
m inU ter empha- forn la. Johnson ha# # *•• 11# j th«* • Ivn'ing ll..,. 55* |n|t tlitt thr y lake tha' inddent j I iDinhiitif v f a le*M|e the Kam i and U *e sto rk Kacnf
president a f the Carden of N ew eik. N. 4 . 1200 to 1100 .
driven by W alter L. C -><>; **r no t
ha# arcaytad th# Invitation of
(Contiviue({ on I’lif* Tliiev i
•
f
lupi
i
•»
»
*
nti|i
t
#ltd»
i#
n
»
t
mf*
(Continued
on
P
age
S
ix)
I
P#.* in a>,*ii*r.1 4-ff I rl In fm 1 and
Clnb, chairman) Mra. VT. T . U n g proceed to a point near the WehiSeminole County f humber of C o l
Total: 17750 against t>-750.
• IT*' * remedy *•
th# prvuent fieient evuleiir# upon Aht#h to ha^o niaice to lit a fu«at of SanforO ,
!*T. preeldesit 0f the Sanford WomLena watched Culbertson before «» B rid ro where the Governor'*
h»rar# aicnin t thr proprietor, and
7
dx
vHstjiiriir
inerkei
i»u#tion,
and.
a a » CTubi Mra. r . R. M itchell and the p ity
h« superintended put - party will be- mat. A moturry Ir
rlln -d ’tu m«ku an outright order Seminole Cbunly l'r..g ,e ss 0
VVIIKHKAS. on# of th# la-Lfu
»«r». Ptancle E. B o h , of the W. C tin g down an extra ru g to elim i j escort w ill precede t ke par •y tntol
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t»
if»*uit- a«)*|i##«et| htn wen«etl the rvvuking Vateu'ine'a prut^.lun „n- ‘ u®
T. H
.H an ford ,
and
ace onpany
,tj
nate squeak*.
dvr ■ sus|Wnde.| ID hi -ntl, ^ nteue* * lV• ,n, {r', n ■, of ,h i* rourtly,
r r f a l »i»*# j of fn# pir«#n> 4itna
" T h e Com m ittee
on R efreeb.
“Com * on. E ly.” he hogged throughout tb* day.
ii snuther .h a ry e .
0"
»
"
f«Ht»«H
tbie
county
Adultmnal cnnlrihutor* f> tFe
Mr#. Dorothy
l.am**. oounty lion an.I
n"' only •i^rnf.itl
aaeata; Mra. J . C . Benson and Mrs. “ L e t’s get going. ( don’t ear* w hst j
President H. M. Papworth of thej
.
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h(« etlPorlal cuitnnanle.
•
i/, . r
in •rpiiin »n »h#n 4|pM.xnl of *tirli united pur
M lntenalater e f the Legion squeak* or how loud it squeaks." Seminole County C h am ter of C>.m-' m rcrtk of Seminole County T ro f• t school numr. Hr#
i#»*e h.*t iiM
A a x i l l a m Mr». F ran k Miller and Lens it continually u rgin g " le t’s mere*, aod Mre. Pepw orth. have m i Day n c it Tuo*day ir e an* ! noun.^d that Hr. (*. \V !’••«#. ,(
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Mra. P. E. R oam iRik a f the U> D. get going" and is often irked by uiwned thela home on Park A ve noun vd I) J*. D. H ighleym an #nd 1 the S ta te D” #rM i»t Health
will lln u .e as the l u . 'r . l .en te r . . . I
medn m t.f n r*'-i«p«*intHv e ffo rt In
H.) and Mrs. 8. O. Chase Jr., and th* delay* a t startin g.
nue a* hradnuarters f i r Governor
»n m e f tb* rom m ltt*
ittse and
end "111
will 4
kb
1. K. A iam«, n,ember* uf rhe fi-| ^ ’ . l.n H ," ,,,rd
V. * ,v1 ,h
* h l h nil could p ar'll ipat#; Mini,
M ra. J. Q. Sharon, of the Red
When the husky song o f a new s and Mr* Carlton throughout the
...
.
- gJuel at th* luncheon and the . ’
F ch lfk tes'. to -chn.il children fr-n ,
,4W HK.KKAS, th# wnndiltorta that
nam e rommlttoe,
a# follow#:
1 . > large xtalkx of U.c same fu. tlv U u . of , h#
A colleagdt
*
Croea,
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b o y 's h o o t in g
“ e x t 'a l
m urder” day.
tho first t> the sixth grad .* in
nmiupted thn i#«uli»fion ha#» not
T h e C om m ltu on R e-eptl-n at fo u n j I** w a y up 10 floora and
A t 4:04 o'clock there w ill be an U torg* W einstein; M in k's P U * elu*ive. lie will return on Thurs
. mu tter o f £
f
.b : ? '^ .in ifl^ b I S S
'I i ’
lir a . John G | drifted into the Culbertson living inform al tea held In the Hanford A.^*. Cunnslly and S o n .; asmbio!*
|j»c
r..n,|
result* of changed .m l are
g j . s e ...ncern t.. ,1..................... f r o , f.rat ear th « .v .s o n
ie.ve t h i.j X i n g u re ^ m
^
teoox
ead Mrg. H o yt V/,r». _
o f j room all four o f them became ton W oman’* Clnb Building by th* f r u it C >.! i’o -t O ffice
Lunch
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on W oman's Civic Com mittee. The Itoum; )>*ve llonkakv; W. II. L o n g;;
•he D. A . R.) Mra. C . SL Maaon aivl curious to keep their minds
T nxin-enli-tu\in treslm en ts will u t « m t « r h? " w t r : 9^
un.
b*
is.d .n f'lcr, the girt of N«l*»n flnd v notwdes’ t1-who have•-•m
a c ara
a it a n
d oIke
H J u R ath Hand a f ih a A . A . t», ro a tia ri. T hey sent Immediately public Is invited to meet the Guv. Ixu l.e end Sons; Sm ith and Jur-i t c ,-iveii school children 'vlin-e ntvntlun Is to work for and vigl
W .j m»| Mra. g . M laarik. a f the fo r a copy of th* “ extra.”
ernor and hi* w if* at I lls tea.
i|*n; B a g g e tt’s) W ieb .lu t Htu*lio; p a rsn lt wish them to have it The
S tm la wxw
ele W
Ce u n ity m
Ur* t A.
A cim m ittc* in rb ary e nf hos At mile lU rb er Shop; G kurchw rll’s; trea t n en ' will hu given a fire lh .....................
'
T h e Cent mil
*Ut tee • on
a T ee H eet.
p itality for tb* dap has also a r •»r. II XV. Rucker: Sanford-Atlan- * bolideys to f l ebildren foutul *a *i r .e h .w g - '
Da h M M T . by Mra. V . L.
ranged. by courtesy e f the K eaford; tic-N ational B an k; Mitane T h ro tr r;' cep IihlcT T i will *!•«• be given t i 1 rum m itlee •< re<|uc*tei;
X m t n . e f thd O rder o f th* Ro m ;
W oman’s Clab, te hRx^, th* ( 'b i t ' M edley's D rug B trre. and Stoke* a s v ; r*-*ctw I child whose |.sreals
-T..........
H K H K FU H E C . l l — (v—, . .
ta r • ( a - w *■ * w u i l n t 7 , ' n .'l i .. , '. ' ’'( J r a l i ,* * * 0 “
I t . M e n * aad M ae
building open' fo r th* use of the Seed Store*.
w ish it to h*vo it.
Ihrg
the atta. he<i .,-u lu t.o n be o f 'h e Hoard o f Counts C ,m m is -1 S Ja rat N l P V W L
m
E.
T
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Ham
il.
foraaer
P
a
U
lk
s
p>m b , e f th* C o m «*M |
women of U p county th r tughnot
■ K.xin presented to the F lu 'ld e L 'K -1 .loners tro u gh t them lx hanf icd . n,i c r H uVfuni ‘xccr*secreta ry
I MVW 8. L Malt- llc* officer, and a resident e f Han the day.
>
ford
for
the
e
a
s
t
year,
w
a
s
this
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'*
•*: »»K*th*r With sam ills* hv left st lh . Orange C ounty CTsan
r . B alaea. of AtA com m ittee Will h iv e charge of
te xBn et* IpringS) M ra. A ugusta morning appoiateJ T ra ffic O f f ir e ' decorating the Club ll u tr
An
C eekigton a f th - O x W e W em an's fo r Seminole County, assum ing th* other comm ittee o f women will hi
CM bj M p . . A . M . Besw ett * f the duties recently held by A- H. B«:k- tn ch arge a f refreshm ent*. A n
m
m
F e m P a rk W r o g f r C M ) Mra. R, w ith.
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' appealin g .U , w ,n. 2 U ' ~ U o n . « ?
U k a T ounly .d u m b e r o l
other w ill dfarat tke receptim at
M
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S
a
m
il
wax
chosen
a
t
•
a
t*Ing
rapidly,
and
th
at
IU
rreld
n
f
m
ere*;
Preafdenl
T . M. Webb
r ; T ru e , Lake M a rry Mrx. H. W .
th* Clrf> House door, and a large
Fcurtaen Sem inole County rfcll-: B 'l f h t s , w rite , as follow s: "D ear th at thev -on fer with the commlt“
‘ Tins L a k g x m l C lvle xla] M e t in g o f tko Bo*ad this group o f repreaeatativ# to*t*»**s dren sent letter* to Panta C tad tl Rantfl. Please bring me a big dull t»e apiminted bv lh* Board o f 1) 1- are a v tl suadera »f Th# .Hanford. S ecru U ry H. L. Sm ith, o f
,
. P . J . P e h ae r. Oa- am n dag, and hj* application w as win serve. The L ittle T heater In ra te o f th* Chriatm as Editor and doll bed. doll furniture. Also* rector* of the C learin g House In Herald which lliey declare Is p«r-, M arian County Cham ber e f C 4 *>
funning a real service toward th e, mere*. Ocala; and J . G .
D rake,
I
D axi* i f Uta on* o f H ven preeettkod. Ho w ill re
group w ill hav* chary* of tke mu of T h* H erald yesterd ay, and
' om* candy, (the black ki sdl, ap { a joint e ffo r t to Improvo the prea■ level,g mert and progree* i f the preeideut o f the Ire la n d Cham bef
rru p xrW h a re oeiv* a sa la ry e f | I M p er atonth. sic.
.
, requeota are a* varied an,| colev-1 pies, tfcnenaa and nut*. I am fou
ent m atkating situation. Sn urgent
m ust furnish hi* own oalfnrm . and
entire county._____
,
, o f Co A to m * 'I n ' tlt fl
fu l aa any alread y printed.
and one-half y e a is old, and I try ■ nd inipuitant is tha quoation
sriQ sore* a l the pleasure o f th*
ih a t w*
G eotg* C a iv e r, 217
Oak Aro- to be gov.'. Ij*ve tu you." .
w , urge
urge th*
th* urganixatien* X)ON T.XN A^"H PLsb(t~M II.LlU N M , . J_ °
°*
Hoard. H t b married,' h a s throe
nue, w rit** S aa ta : “ Dear Henta:
__’ .vtou
Iduiei.y _
H a rry Steinm eyer, J r - Floral named . . in
accept ,h U
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" =
r v Udr*o, boa lived )n F lorida for
I am a little hoy aba y e a r* old a n ! H eigh t*. b>* ambitions a t being a Im itation to conference or ito te
llf.l.t-N A . M int..
- Th* year Tim et-U nion I* sending (
Iha pa*I l l years, and n rw Uvea on
a vary good hay and go tn school hunter. He?*'* hie le tte r: “ Dear th eir reason* fo r refusing to l o n - PJU is . milepost in Montana toad
s u « p ^ to J 7 p W .
South Sanford Avenue,
M E N A R D . III.. Do?- t l — (A.P.» and kelp* m y graadm other very S an ta Clan*: I am 11 years old. I plv with th* r*()Ue.t o f th# com con.tr ,cl,un. li n i n g Iha p te a etl i r U I L . , .. a ta ff w r it t f * ' “
i i T b Board aleo approved th*
-Fowr c o a tls t e j m u rd eten , three mu.-h when I come front scbeeL am n o i going to a sk
for mu h m ittee uf grw w ei*."
v o ... mote than IliOOtLOtX.
^
r a .n t 'f .r x J T r a '
'
o f a new raurin* t e E* • f them n a w rin , were y e t te And S e a U , 1 w an t a aagnn, ht- this Chriatm as 1-ecauS* 4 knn*
hesn i|wnt in sta te e n j f . l e r a l M trtl, A mtora<m.,
taaed
the e o M t y r K d M d bridge d e a lk ise tk e aleetrU ekelr here cyrio, toy t r a i l , fir * truck, randy th at y«u has* tv m an/ ckildicn t >
TW O D IR IN T O R N A D O
men* lu highw ay cawetruetjon.
f^
Orlando M e '
I r i a , T k * white man wae H.es-y i and fru it* e f a ll k im k ."
g i w ik in g , to. 1 w ant n pair nf
P saa ie r, I7 7y**r-«U farm hand,
W . A- Stapler, J r.. Box 711, stocking* and **mn 22 shells Also
T K X A R K A N A . A r k . Dec. II
HINGING B C W a i T V IA L d
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wh* Bterdarod bla benefacte**, Mr. SinforsL baa th is request: Deer 5 * K * n u u and candy and apples. (A J * )— Twn persons were k
M ra. .R g s ry BchuBwe w h e n ; Bentoi I aa* ( t e d . Flea**
t h a n k you ."
and asxeral toiurod, two se
D A LE , Wis.. - f^ R e iiv a l of an ‘ IT W A S W RT— H U T H O T l
te bjov* frton tk rlr me tem * toy*, p L a in , row
. V e l m a , Steinm eyed, ' Floral when a tome.no stria 1 n .xtR
pld-Ume cLslon w -etB gtnj) sch ool— .
had oc:api# j rent: anil a n j a Dttla bley-l • and k H eight*, kaa a sh o rt i*qu**t: hero today. Thw .deed ire : J .
a lle a ijte d hart ■
xr*x
REMO. N *v „
years. U’ annier also I dump truck. I a m 'e ig h t years *M “ W a r Henta C lavst I w ant a doll, H ardin, 54 , and Mrs. Vara
*rt-il>c 4 . Tha eckeol
<«ra raw a
M 4 elotkad b y lh * ! today. From a g n a t little boy.” / tib ia and a chair. 1 w an t a tele- *2. Mra. H ardto and her
n alln u ed whan eolp |4
trw du
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(Centineeg oq Png# Three)
BxrXK M M
» f f t r , F tra fl
w ar* Lnjurad M ri< v < r.
(M M I
re *,’.
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Suspension Of G old
Standard May Re
’ suit Over Action Of
Governmental Body
'JO. J. II. Mer.lck, L o n rwoo.1
01. C. T. Hencereon. Briw m
Spring*
M . Mrs C . '■ T Mender*,,,,.
Bens.in S p rtn fj
M . I’l l c r J Kellner, ()«c#tla
94 Mm . Peter J Kvitnrr I*
cole
V5 . Knflor r«irl*vt. fleneva
1R M m . End »r Curiett Ge
ret*97 Mi* ||#nry W ik M. N«n
,or»1
Hon. K. O. Kin*, Orlande.
tnr from (Jung# C n jn f;
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Leavenworth la Scene
Of Jailbreak When
Six Armed Inmates
M ake Off In Auto
Counsel F or Defense
Planning To Place
Defendant On Wit
ness Stand Tonight
V\dhio th
t. \
* r*u
-
Traffic I s Hamperdi
And I.ivestock Men
aced BySnowWhfofr
C o v e r s Territofy,
POWERS IS FOUND
ttouhaur,a’wdt*1KL»»i'in'd•areporh
i'-oind’T*hih*"hfirdt«t
LENZ TEAM LEAD
V tiM SisrS & CUT DEEPLY INTO
g y CULBERTSONS
<K
t
lL Y N E W S P A P E R
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D) A IL
i
W K A T tin t
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OF MRS. LEM K E
$
datory Sentence Of
Death On G a l l o w s
have not yet been aelactedT’ TV° Rubbers Played
* * » * •
| Last Night Divided
V
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CRANDI’S REPORT G.O.P. GROUP HAS
ON U. S. VISIT IS LAUNCHED DRIVE
WELL RECEIVED AGAINST HOOVER
Unprecedented Show Hdll Seek To Prevent
O f Enthusiasm I s 1 President’s C h o i c e C 0 m m i 11 e i* 0 f 50
Manifest ln Italy: A« Party’s Nominee P a sse s R e s o lu t io n
11
A t W auchula M e et
C binm ittees N am ed
T o H e l p E n tertain
H n v e r n o j ’s W i f e
Comm*
ited
It
O n P r o g r e s s Day
Padlock Is P l a c e d rr.,!1, S ! ? . ,r‘tl“ ,ly ‘r
On Miami CiiihK v Sm"*'*hht •’•^♦r vnunt'*^
S
R
.1” M any N o t a b le s
r s » r - ; ' . : , A tt e n d S e m in o k r * •
'•h»
lolOr.
X
n
Schick Tests To Be
More Contributions
Made For “Proirress” Given Next Monday
r n, ,o'V u.;s, S. K. Long Presents
Herald With Celery
4>
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MMhl'. kg
W.MrtjdONn
•wEaSSSS: uTra,
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E. T. Hamil Is Named
County Traffic Cop
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1 4 O iiI d r e n 0 f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty
D is p a tc h laetters T o S a n t a C l a u s
c^rroi,
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Ki.'!,r , ,wG'S TZS^
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cim .ri^oun;y rh“,nb,r of i r S f S ?
nv:ticd,b4‘ ton,ii-
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Illinois Takes Lives •
. Of Four Murderers
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T H t SA grO lD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
'AL DIAMOND CORNELL WINNER!
LS WIN OVER OF ROUND-ROBINi
f SMYRNIANS PLAYED IN SLUSH
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. IN I
Iff Throng Turns Out, Charity Ga me s Flop1
J n Coast Town To As Rain Storm Puts
Wi t nes s C o n t e s t
Bug On Appearance
By E n . riri.L IIM
Uk j f#fard U>« t:-jH r M aioth- <h#.' n ax k V t K i
arrangeP*w as one of tie b a t pitching ■Wat for.thaae la ex**c:e>l • '
prjapecti la Ih t rnajdf*.
•Th« o h jirt, i f Am tniiatlcaU un
Whan Grlmci don. th* Cab r t f i . ia to nbtala U w .facU upon which
mcntaU neat
g ,p-be will
--- a-tr rir
w>
— ——her*
•- — »—->• ■ WWW >wa / WWW .1 rvg 11■ *. g l.lij I V
RODEO CHAMPION RIDES 4iT. N. T." IN CALIFORNIA
Swap Hack Wilson To
World’s Champion*
ship St. Louis Cards
.
••an •crirlr* ad tlx National and.
on# Am arlcan la a g u a rio t* . Hi*
firx t dtajor D ague atrvle* waaj
With the Detroit T lgar’ i la 1913
i a ftr r whlrh ha pitcharl fo r P ltt« -‘
I hirrth,
Brooklyn..
Naw
Y ork
Giant*, th* Bontnn Brava* and th#
t’ardinala. Hr i* SO y e a r, old m d
one^of the four rrm iln in e "aplt
Irall” hurlrr*.
|
"W# didn’t trmd« Clim ax he.-aoxe
xga-’ Ilng tile m orltorliln i prop^Hal
a n j an y aurh other propoeala that
n a y come gp ," John, or aairl
t h e m oratorium wa.« prnp^. ol
tart Jan* b y Pt.w|J<nt I)*,ever 4,
a
of. (i.tgncial re lie f for
Cernunjr. Mr*. lfbo»«r ojD Im rd tha
ro p p irt a f a m ajority in Gonareyr
and it w m made affactive a fte r extrnrir* oaifiitialiuaa with France.
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B a fo r . a crowd r a tlm .U I at
N EW Y O R K , Dr*. 10.— ( .\.p |
around 2XM 0 ppr.un. thp S ,n f o i(I fj* » pouring ralnalorm. foui of ih
foofhhall old gu ai.l ••ItUil
^ ( T E t i y - WV1lra ly g lr li Hrf-atp-l ih .
* foal
. ‘ n r. o.»i. r-,c io . - ( a p ».
•... Maw 6myi
and |
iyrna "dirD In ih . latter I ,0rr ■an" hoti
^"u r with Calumb
( hirvy. , t u S »alv.d two , f th eir ! mranx,'* raid r r tiid r n t Breadrm.
■ v'fdlty tart night Sit to fi.
, Cnin»ll
C om rll gain in g th» h .nora
rno.t perr taxing h*.«ha|| riddle,
U*« BU«P nf riIvhmp itljyinf cun
(,
The .Hanford pirla j l a r i e l . | „ r.
yt-afrrilay oy trading l| ,- k Wt|«an
f a g * In IliP ypfy fir.* Inning and ditlnn.. the round ro* In charity
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and l i t . *trr A rthur “ Itud" Teach- »rd lu.'tl W j m .n l rut our pitch- ”
W a r Dt up until the la.t ou - v . . pfog.am origin ally ca rd . I . . . e„t
Ing J a f f nf the r.teran a now a*!
•".r
to
‘
he
w
o
rld
',
champion-hip
to a duo’ d e h rad e ,. » f h . . r l , game
N* I o . i a r 'l n a l . fur B u rlrijh ! wc * a .e loo m an, good T .unyxtem
; . I th e l C a l- , pit hrd the f|r. l ccm .l-ilng o f two 16 minute r .iicoming up ’’
(i f IfTJl V
thra# inning. f..t th» |-iK, i r vyi* I
(
(Continued from Pago On#)
Thu
. »• rnieht t r j j e with
*»y girl*, tu in ing the Now N m irna
Columbia fiiini.h-,1 'h r only
; Gil* o • lit C rrx e rx and xhipper*.
" ’ * J h n w d 'e l. turned tr r b ig '
team bark with l w , hit. giM. l f.., -e rn n g thi ill. „ f the vg(f«,r hy
* D uring Ih# !a<! four weakx
<n»' r I- u y i r player t.i*rt Into «'
ona run Joyce Mlnchew aon^ mill I • Udillng In v i r t u , nvci I*, ineelon.
I i allf'vala'.* aJetion average aa
"
i. 'h e t ardln al. Imippdi.l
tba D ir In Ih- fourth, the N'i k
I.’l to 0. In (he fit.: g jm r The
, tumparrd with F io ild a 'i th o w e j In
»*«•!, '.ff. . r ' W ll...n tu either the'
Smyrna pirla .pciirltiy ai> I I I . 1 tout, ,t i r . i „,en p d hy a wn.ation
.
1 only one w*«W a , high a* 45 canta
IIrook,
vr
C
ollin
,
ui
the
I
in
rin
n
a'i'
good for four runt during ih r , al Mi yard ruidurk nf th.’ k u k d f ,
It.d
.
tbrap Inning. «hp pllrhad; Jewel for a tu *tIni,iv. 1, l,y Jlanuel Hive. ,
i lay ( arr. thu pr«a«nt rodeo rhaniM’"fi «»f Galitnriiia, -hown a t h# waa hitting th . high ip ^ u on
lo iia ilio v th"ir orthrored home
Mlnchew hurled the la .t ihr •, In
i .-ent-. A year uvn G aiifoin ia wa»
( •lined an I I'rnii.ylv.im a. rN T at th# f l n t rod#«» of thr I'.ouri] llo tiu tr ito n at lU fw a rd * Callfotwla.
r"M , ha, ip.nn, Ihr • „!■ <* r I -f, . ni
fllnga f i r unnf..rd. limiting th. 1 neain g then
WA.HHINGTDN,
() a c.
in .— o il.n llin g ux 11 . 16. Jt r,5 , }3 and
Thank*givin g D .y
i-fird Owen W illiam W iig lr ,. J r.‘n, IA I* i — A ro n 'n .t again* t Ilouvtr u. h *if li a* *0.150 fog rach o t tha
N .w Umyrn» g ir l, tn imp Ml nn
d ia l waged a • • o ir le .. mud l.aitl-.
■r i ' on* run. givin g th# New Smyrna I.ul f ornell
tu Jcfll vrith tin* currency "H im ’ ' .'ii t ti.*t W i'-oo m u.t r " . m m aiatorium w a . ,tart**t in th- four we«kjiv a
'
,
Jr.lared .l,r «■ .,
ihlainm,. G rim e., they n' tu ln cj Heri.te y n t t r d .y while t ke Drn.i
ra m ■ tntal o f «i« run . for th . ner hy the judge..
,
------------- , - ---------- --------- * “ anu cachange aitua tlun," a«i(| fur
“ T h li currapt ^e*< wo not nnly
| the . or lo-.fhr r who bo- rui'icil dtnt wn< huay draftin g a apeciat • '• r .u n r itork and heck, but «ia
*•» aaaning.
No o fficia l figu re, wet,' ar
u u e llln g ( olifornra. On Mon a y.
ur|tiiiployin«nl . m oir • n-.-liall u eiu , for lh*m than m n- *a t e aaking it* form al ra lifi
MDa W right " ta r t.d fur Ihe N .w
I l.ut Uaynohu ........... . •
I pr.d.,1,1 - any two I .t r ie r , In the ration.
ami high rent.
Drc. 7 . b lo rlj*. MbJ k t *11 auclluna
Sm yrna g l.lf and laate.1 e t a 'l l , liiin’.ir'* giadu ate munagei.
Not
dial
[
r.irtir
**Thi»
goveinm
vnl
i«
ju
.t
tilthIhrro Innlnga. Hie Hanford airl* ninied blHai -|m , ta ln r. t ra v ,-i
Heoator Johnson.
(R. C a lifl 10*1 '»■ »• a( ’ ll gnn»ral dtdirer.d
A . far :, the C f -dinnl. were I’ ailtd for an immediate in qu ir, in- a ve ra fg of J S V L Cklifortiia
erlmr, ’ Hi- S :a f f’ *d dr. laird, “ it j
garn erin g HI run. o ff her d tli.e r y m lw rable w e a l'r r I , hll.ld'r
acid
M‘«intinuv,| fiuin Page U nel
I
i on. vrnril, \\ iUoii will rev . nlar l r the extent o f foreign bond and nn ihe «am* <DV ) t | rarx at tha
r;
whil* the waa m the lm«. \li-- n.ntli thp n .vp ird .la n d , of
1
p re.iy
Lot,/
H l.p p l,.
,„ d
.......... nurd from P a g . On#)
rorn^ * ',,|lr
" " " "
a I " me for ih.. Red Ilird. hot will ■ ecurity p u rrh a-r, in thu country -•m e p ric e .’ On tha aitne Monday
, , ,
thSMUUlldanc* rr.o n t.a l tn nation
Connor look up the burden In I t ta ll |<uk Thw r-weipl., f..,
' l'l*“ 'P bring o,P a aklaw al. ,|py le „ " n 1 n - . . .
‘ ” ’ . **’ " *°
ta-overy nod it I, ralic.ibm . to
v g i, C alifornia outaold
a.' nit for a deni - r k aa a prelim inary to hi« fight a yea;
fo o rlh inning, hut th . Maid.,id
o f thp iin«ni|iluy<i|. wurei if 1"U p o .'ib lv can d r . I S u i"*
•
•
"
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"
•
1.
a
hand
nn
prftand
that
the
mea’
u
ir
.
taken
'
a
g ir l.
11Id nut he denied, all ,.r h
inter.govei ninvutal Ki'.rlda M cent* a hyt.
*1 • ( Ilfi.INJII, lr*. tli.fi 4. 1 la ... Itileg me en-,i. nul .p p le '.l ..... I ...U y look a -et „( o n « 'b * the guverni.iant thur fa- vr,11 r 'h .r Itr.M.klvn ,,r Ciminnakj Tlo againat the
"On Tuerilay. Dwc.' I, Klotlda'x
f'nrdinala ndmi’ t-d they weTwwdl debt holiday
■ f,
#f» looking alike I t them............ fourth of the aimnii.t anliri|i-.iod "**• ' “ *•*•> too, hu* I* you • .n 't
. "
•• ••**• d.aniunda da anything to h*|p the unlanrr .4 in r to Ira.l" W ll.i.n rn.l ejrb .r
ballad out 14 more run. I e f..ie 'I e hef
the w ratl.i r »ffu«k it. ill*
I». w ill I will bo glad of whu‘ >01 ...............
The ra lifo rn ia n . who I- buekiug g.n em l average on tfrange. a t. all
ware 1
Iln litl.i of I'Crhang
’
’
*.’*
'
|l(n « waa fiva*r
I ■ ' ...... r.'a .r-e W a lk ir- or Uut- an uverwhelming m aroritr alread , Mli'-tinn. WIU tlUtf. compared wtth
a atio u . IdoiT
• an And d n t fo .g v l my hr.nl,. , y.«o. t. a map.* . u .t
enrry Ing
Thr ptim r MiinlstiT r«*«punJr*l fielder Id neat flr .a U i to the Red
• .............
. 'x
m•> g
| -a'inreirgaif aavera
ir iu gge
n ^
C
alifu m in
of
•
D orothy I.rNvitt tv s, Ih*.
lip’ plte .0 , l.l.un . ih. >e . . . r,
pleui;,d t . -u tp o rt t ie maratnr.
1 * ............
year
n il
an I o..1:11 It li.r lu b le r, l . „ th* I'u l’iart- th#t Ih* ir**\trin iiftit wtHalil m akr
for lliit f o l 'e r K .ie l t'lah lre r n r' •*m nave null e be would a .k
S L ^ 1 ,,n ih# •*»"• T V ciL iy a jie o r^
j J
• Cnntirtrnt hitter for th- '• a i- .i
" '" i 1 '1 1v lit 1le f ••in* ling ' loin hint her i* It y . a n
old
S an tt
i>4 it< laratii.r** a * | rv««tit i«. th.* l» Itr.'oklv.) f.,e J .hrny b'rroleMrk
a;*n ( nU fotai* o u U a il Florida 1Hda*
----•.cu rin g fiv e l i t .
*„u .
loa .bowed Ihr lu«t running at- 1 'a ..., I ho|m In
wff**kt that
it«*i ling Vhuuhj n**: k li.n arrr l l u r - . i y , w(,o at'em p tn l Henate tu art on hi. re.oliiti.iu ’
eu'., a hn*.
aoran lim e , at hat. K lliit e t h Dun
I'dly
..hi
fellow.
tary of the a fle rin .io , ............ th e invr'tigntion
Relay. Demo u t i r
3. 1 iMfBui I* |»Im. «<J un thw gnlil «la 11 j .
"In ou- le lx tiv * yralayw. tip e e ia lly
to
u*e
W
ll-on
in
,
deal
with
three
ran af«n rmitf lliulr J |,.'f
.»f h a lie r.d l*itnreloi. l i p . r . , who « h -,
leader, uiid la .t ntvhl they had nn
knot her I|* kl. g ill living ..„ \\,.il
aril.
r h*b-. know w h it the lied* n n d ijw rttrn la r o ^ h a lltn mat it ap romp*red wjth th* paat. Florida la
th# hits, ir»l t i PIif flVa* t.lj | fif a.v* |. -otlwol ihvir eigi.il, .iia lg l t defeat H r 't Slip, I w rite ,
* ..o i, n n |
* III* • • l u l l < la at I
oinking o ik o n ing that we
cytn
II h .r . welded. Howavar. and w-r. t-eureil likely nf >,| <pth n
trip# In the plate Tthcl f i n e .
•I ' L,* t r j o .11
l* i name i- I...D J a .k .o ,,. „ i ||...
•1 A *
I..,, t, . J . .
rirh lly •-« proud of,
rapcrD U y
i*p.nl a n a bat with Pre.iiieni
(bird In line w ill, fnut mi> , f 7
Itiver . opening Nil yard gallop*
Whilo
ratification
of
t
1
’
nmra
h r w 11 r . a . folow •
’» •» J. r l u l i A
\ |
wh- n it la rxaUxadl .that C allforSAH A SOT A -S«ra«ota (*ounty*w Hum Ilrea.ii a. .f the I'ar.l* the:
Th# Hanford g ill* , w llle m akn.t lli'uuah Ih,- inn., f. 1 i, i.iurh.lo.vii
Inrlnm appear-* Cvr'aln. it .w m - Ha »«uld box* to . g*t 5d ranta
■ 'li.are-l Hantn t.ia .,.
1 h |.|
J a C l i *> (« < H . h | 'I r a l w t
S p a t Ik • — ripipruliturr** fur hijiMmg an«J up.
\Vi|-roi wnold l.o on hi« rayroll very ImprohAlle ihnt It will he
A f#W erro r., played a niagoif,. o il lioni kirk o ft waa Ihe feat,ire of I " " . I* aloio .i here I e o i.e .r l,
.
inmo a box a t aJCtJft) to-#quall»a
j
ganta In Ihe field, giving th.tt Ihe diiuh|pl.aad*e I*’ Inrelon npvei th ire y r .,n old I am 11 - n an lllltr K ’ I '•••!* A IU H r., UioimimJ» - hrrp uf it« fut r main art#rir« of when the |Uj|d rampaitpi lyneird.
prtivxd Imfnrr Dec. \S when th.. lh« ram * net ra t;in a tn' the F lo ri
w U I ml r l j . \ I 10 r,
trarwl «in*« funnM tmi nf lOifiity,
.
pitcher* auperh .upoott and null llo rn len ed on I I 'd ,in i 'in tallied
T m ’ l a r d ie .lt were rer ain t^ey next payment*, on the w ar dcbl
M'*' * bell, my maniiiii, all I ran.
trarhwil tula| of
< k iD n la .il
ik b i-jti
S j , •,!• * «
Q
da glo w er bated gn n u i
;
In r o ff a »mn‘ p| of >1... • |(J t la would keep T«afhnut. hnwevtr, n.
•• nl'. in I i - <rr»nd „ e r l..‘ , on and I mind my mamma t o> I am u
h illll
A Ml
I
X
M l.. Mat|hl>W« »1« *Ilf f -.11
' nrl.iln llalpli II-•» it ’y .,,| P‘ *'l I * '»• if il i 1 a 'o io .t ......... (J I
lull. J
blttar fop N«*w Mnt)thJi. i *f »i da.li o ff lu rl h- f u r ......... .
‘m i
»ev
■ now. dear Bnn'H* .-..n'l
Ll a .1-»,| Vhr -I
, cr#dllttj with two hit. out , f f 1
• 'urnell. ( I l l tug without n i ;i- r , »'*'' l*1,a e r in g ,,, a *,|g doll nipt *••••I * »• ii uni 1
up. M lt. Km rn. p D rli e le
of it. * a rk fo ld .CP', Johnny her
k lu ll.. |,|, vel, and „ pie et a 'l l
*1 h** III llifil** (1.1 tl.
aa m
m
.. a I
and M lt. T.tylnr. I llrd l.a-e ten* #,i,d lie ,. Vivlnno. -.a . onold*
’**•’ ap i rnnd) nod fruit loo.
n**r
' New Hmyrna, g a r* » gm.d be l* K«* beyond I'rnn.y Ivanin't fit
plea.p - I Will have dad to tie rh • otilh. iw
'■ COttat of Ih e u t'rlv ,.. in th* fiel I J'«rl line, hut ih r l l ' lit e r , o it
ofil t ig il.p ... .hr a.in 'l 'U r vm,.
i*rt ; I
P D y lu g their po-itl »m like vrtrt
• o.h rd. m il.kicked end ciit-.kld led Io n will tmd n n|re big p „ — „ f ••Ml ih<v
.
Ih .ir rival* hy
narrow otargm lo enk- it, a . h “ tr near he fire pbp
1'+*r «k>4*l«’.«- m.rth. f»vr ilia .
-VU-.
A n a ffn il I. lining m .de I . h . p gain thp iudire-' ve.dirt. I p^n nei
Ho p lea.r don’t f n ear In t , , . r , , ••i*tii.Sr ; t.»at, «|ruh|r; «outh. *r**t!
®
Iba New .Smyrna g ir l, pin- , , I er O n .a ic o .d uni
not ....... ao.l r. Ml Olliep .11 (h, r „ .
t()r at* 1 north p4B».
V*.
to m *am« In Hanfonl tomorr. j In t om rll iv rriio r, In H,- 211 min - 1 •Iher , , , , | IH.Iw la ,y , » „ 1 „ | r|, lntl
Incnhjr 'wrnt H»uwn out || wss |
9u U t .
I ide« of play.
• % lire .b y e . .’c a r -old Sania Your
nf four wr*l%o*. h»>» w*«J«* 1v%
’ ■ '•
T o n ljh l f h a .t
III If.* friend *rndt Ip;
|,*vp III ’ i e <*ii{liili ruhh«r. T^w **u(ihial** *
(■ 1*, Olganar. tie up
you"
nair w .n r i m r on c a ih of the lust j ,
B o r Score:
'• » ' ........ I v ami .lodith J*’*iip ’ , •'ao han<l«, «*na of Ihu^ hanj-i inAHi It II
» bo II, i- I*. I., . r i t e .hurt u ' » I »iuy 4 Is'.I!•» alim ronttm i by
|
W f l l y - W lw ly Hanford
In te rr.lin y le tte r. ).. Santa Mar 1 nr M evrn la n d - w«re played In
2h
M unatr
4 2 U
Im.e f . ? writer -‘ wtHw « . fo llo w ,. the rill I'd
I n a r itt
*
a 5 6*
It
“ I liner 'e m a go.,J | | f | t, j.|,| „||
I h r Irak n b lie r match wiil lia ro
,W .I|M
r.
r. A 1
the J*nr 1 win .non t * a l. v r . e a , o m .I at f. l r tonight. I joj an.*
7 1 5
Duncan
If «
, n il and .un in ihr firat gm de a ll .la ohy Iwiny JO.5 p o u t, in the
M in t-a ll
e-lf
7 " i!
(Contuiued from Page lin e)
| ' c ko..l. I’h-ane l.ring mo a r j.hl,- lead, bavin* w o n . four of »,\en
Y o u r u w r u m » o f p lc a x ln , la . g if t fro m S * a n . g u a rOaUi
p Ih
7 0 1 a n m.i|anted
hy
r o r, p . i . u , e | h * '» . n -lory I, ok. route nut* and ruhl err.
b n t m l by t h e W o rld ’* L a r g e s t S to re . W h e th e r you a r e
.Toyra Min haw Ih-p ef
1 a o a. aim* down o f a m delta.
, cin d v. and anything elr e you want ’
c h o o sin g • g i f t fo r t h e fa m ily o r o th e r* — re m e m b e r,
M. X inlaw
.111
u 5 0
lln i« e Ihiinorraln pilled P r e .j. In. I love you very munh Fanln.
Jwwal Minrhaw r f p
It 4 l l •lent
« ln M
*" s<*n r * tim e fo r G u a ra n te e d G ift*.
llm ite r’a
legislative
ler- Hyp J y e .”
G I(t S h o p a t S e a ra a n d S a v e !
Abbott
A s y - oimnen.taliolM In p ltr r. y e .tce d a y .j
rf
Judith J m r. w rite , thta le lle e In
told th e ..o u n l.y ahat they tlmught J .Manta: ” 1 am lit m onth, old and
*» an in of Ihe fin * in c u t, an) heard them -i h a ,e U «n a . g,m t „ can u
Orange M arket
;!,',V,o:;.wVi^’.,V»;jIs
Good D
espite.
is uuuQ
uespueEarly Prophec^
j
i
Contest Started
Against Hoover's
Dcbl Moratorium S 'X
? J2TJTt!
Increase In M ail Little Choice Is J
T. ,() ^Santa
To
Indicates Seen In S
Systems
a.. a iBp^Btes
y s t e ms !E
“*e3U*w,lh
More Popularity' In Bridge Match
I
SAVEAT
HOOVER ASKS
CONGRESS TO
ADJUST DEBTS
t
The House of Guaranteed Gifts
A Wise Choice—a
Lovely Robe—for Her
-4
a
New Smyrna
PritehforJ
T ay ljr
A. X arrar
V India y
0 . K arrar
A ndrew *
WH«h»
Coaaor
P u tin
Metthtwi
.WlUox
rt
rf
ih
:tb
D
It
p- Ih
ib-p
I f.
if
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nut#, and
*
Toy land la open kiddles and Santa himself is
here every afternoon. Come to Sears and see
him!
~
Dolly “Tickle Toes
Sb«’» darting, with a 10ft,
buggibit body, batd-iobreak composition bead.
»
Kiwanis Training
C ourse Is Held In
City On Wednesday
(CowUa«i*d from Paga On.)
y K'* PiraliD nl. DDtalon o lf.ird
tw o la.'k*: "Tb* A d of Picaidlug.”
by ll r . I.N pD r, ami ‘T raining
'Bcbitol. In My U'*«a Club," hy L.
C- Lardy.
During tha Joint aaaaloll whkli
'poaicluilrit the m ral, tha D ilu tin g
ia i k i waia heard: ’T h e Weakly
DhUatln.- W. K. tWaroU: “The Athen Janet Coal pat," B. J. Nl»l
•ttid g o tla g Weakly Progiama."
Mr. It I* pier; *Tha Dtatriet Calandnr • Mr. ConJkf, a n l a aummaiy,
Jby U r. WaUar.
.
. .
\ f l w t . pia»pnt and - th* rluba
1 *)>raiantrd a a ra t Q. If. fTlUDm^
Hr own. J . C , I-o.brwi'. t . C
iM , Ctrl monk; Ruaaall S N * .
n i l . Taylor, Oocoi[ B. M. Kin
, W. T - Saa-oD, C. H. lllp p k r.
ItU : Oaorga W. SaoAaU, ID a
U oiriann. I m r u M i T. 8.
rka. KDalmmofi Gaorga L
ID*. La wit U. Jobnaaa, Laaam- r . I . U o d r. A p . Mlcha.lt.
M. Praanmn. J r , A. P . Wlckler,
V CaadfeL Or D ado; Carl H.
ft,
“ **
WORM) PARLEY
JTOSTUDY1LLS
r ’ ftad nf a mi* hlov.m. little girl BEING PLANNED!
I Haul jr«»u lo lirin# n»c a i m%
,y i|oII,
Item* 'latte tp«ke«man, ramp bark
at hit Kep-jblivnn opponent* later
• ill, a acorrhing, i | m h In which
he rUImpil I ho G. a P. w u r»
►
ton'll.I p fur th» economic dum p
an,| *aid h it p a ity would' « n n
Taylor Brown writaa: "I’lat
*cnJ nie *
<*f Lincoln l « n ;
,0» *r*,,0 r with a rararte In
»"> » Innihrr lack with ilpf
fa’ tcner. Thanking yjo."
1'*'*".
.
u,,,u' t
rE i
," i r , u ’ from
i i - j i u ...» . . i u j n i i . 1,10 D'a*" •Hawaii
A laU r
u
^
a W t e S niu.klD ..on> adroratrd the Jo
r» V
L"u ^ rJ U
.ypril7*
wh
to carp for
thehunemployed.
ad- T**. .D. w w tin lk DadPr
l M k knew
.
.
folivf hill IntrruiurfU in ||iu Ltat{
~«zU|..j| II# i-
platqfcwardroU—
drtutei,
undlta
and everything.
Taka ma with you
wha rarer yoa gol
I r •» alaap ami
am lfl inchea UU.
hnaptar. that any nw ra to haute*
nn It. i,an Inltlatica aronld hare
Iwan fru il'rw .* ha continuwt.
Thp prlnip ntlnliirr** a|*oah waa
n»aJr In irply to a folma) oppitultlon auta ol raniur*} maaad by
Sir S lafforJ Crtppn, labor m#mbpr. The motion arrolgnoj
the
rovarnm .ni for falluta to taka
A Real Train
>w. ig i. HmilU*i
•WMj Tm S S t S
**n ‘t ! ’ ll*n W ,h * «Xw*W ta’ knew wh
, *'?*W '! " J
111( h . intended to JlK iua, addin*,
^
ku. - u
^ w . ‘ '° M
. t u « k m# a . a dam
but would not help n a « ly |r w r t a r . u>. ,h .lr m ant.l pa
.
. . . ..
.
arty keep. them fnno arguing n
IW ly aak al tha Democrat. If
• ay ot them oppo.ad Hwddlaaton’j
•Ignd. Ow|T oa». lam aark. a now
M.ir>«g from Ohio, Mid “ No."
IDDlUng, * V rra a a n Wthra O llu r.
Democrat. Ala tpD Jr abnfgad Bea
dy had aakad * ." iD W Swaagogk
quaatloa, th a t U unfair.*’
“You c o a t aadaUo the Jtda oa
>• hy our lUawco,” O ttrar aboulad
to Baody. OUrar aaaaaiad lladdWv
I%waw n. V . gatWMM. wLater loti - a . ipaak lag hip M M d o a l
111 W alter WaDar. Daytana vDwa and not the party*, palky
Ma, and W. & Sacbary,. S. J.
Underhill Doped te la Urn fiay
L t t d D. J , GartgU, Sanfard. with a -hargo th a t * |U M a a t k
W " Tnarw
J01?
n u ll!
Give Him Carefree*
Dependable Ignition!
7 * England Republican*. _ w|,y, ,nm* af thorn don’t ka»"*.!■ •* Mjf r n M d L m a aad Un. Ib. m fft „„rw betwrwo to UU
d. rhill, of Maaaarh ualta, chargail
, hwumatlom "*
,
Pm. 10 lathta tall
amt I h a rt a com-
1/AI.UABLS
f ITAM1NS
quiltgil rob* W
from R«*r*; ju w
Is • gift for young or old—**
wwm m
If*
Models IIJ3 u W
tS P D i*
•i* > U « y
113-111
Narlk
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FRIDAY,
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA-
ETO ZAMORA
CTEDSPAIN’S
l PRESIDENT
OR revolutionary movement- oa a
raaalt of what be coniidelM a per
sonal InauJt bp the dictator, *•*
T V doeoralioo waa bestowed
upon him by Ibe cabinet. "The'w fy
■* tJAlNF.-SVII I K. Dee.
otheri to hold It aro former Kin*
— fn h i. .fcood addre.v of the
Alfonao and Cardinal (londain, boMACON, Ca., Ooo. 11,—<A.P.»f- year to freshmen student* of the
(Idea the lata dictator,
D nhcrally of Florida, P m id e a t
Laat night’# waa . probably tba
iob ti J . 'T ig e rt yemterday dolaat. presidential e lac lion for the
charrfjer, for the new. constitution
provide# th a t hereafter the pewel- yveterday a# hi# 'tru ck waa old*- £
dent ahall ha elected by a body awfped and loft the highway n a g r f
com po#e,j of meitfbora of th e *•- here, turned over a n j caught fife.
filawe end a romp#Won. Gordon
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aemhly and c lector* fbOeen by the
Ilei ne*, a ten of Chattanooga, w«r«
r RAO AID, Doc. U ^ - f A . P . l - people In equal number*.
RNiorV Alcala Zamora, lomcllme*
A few oaotin b ly member* who temporarily trapped w ithin t k t
Beal led “father of the Spanish re- abatalned from re fla g laat nl*ht cab while a 20-gallon tank of gas
RgfebWr,*1 w i a " elected fb-rt eeaetl- Were traditionalists, who *upf>ort oline on the nrnnirrg board apilttd
I m M ta l ptwaldent of Spain by the the elalme to the d'warded throne • etream of liquid over a hot eaSaatioghl aaaombly laat night,
of the pretender, Don Carlo# Al- hauat pipe, c a n in g the fire.
The two men broke the windil 'U t receive,! 342 vote# out of a fonea .
■poaalhle 444. A few deputlee diThe preeident-elect la M y e a n ehield and door window* to traw l
K hA rt -their vote# emoo* five otHar old. I t waa on April 14 that Kin* to freedom aa (lame*- enveloped
Ppadera, 'a n d the m l
ebetilned Alfonao want out and Alcala Za their machine. Croea wa* burned
WMn*Voting.
mora ram# In aa proriakma) prwel- before ha was fin a lly able to e x tri
ilR f h e pre»tdent-elert remained I clent, hut on Oot. 14, ho apllt the cate himself. He and Barnes also
■Uwpy from the chamber during the ajuwmhly over the etotua of re- suffered minor cuts In the a-el(
■feting. The flrat to congratulate llclooe order* In Spain and re- d e n t
■ tlm were hla wife and hi* two ■l*ned, to be aucceeded by the now
K rew n daughter*, who clung to hi* retiring A iana.
S k irl and wept with Joy.
A year a*o Alcala Zamora wa*
K.fT'll tTy nnt to Ire a dictator In Jail for intl-monarchlal actlv).
|ld>|ring mr tenure," neld the prc»l- ilea, la a t fil*bt Alfonao waa In asDr. fl- H. Kdwarda,. Orlsndtf,
iMent-fleet, ■ farm er’s son In an lie and Aldala Zamora waa a t hla
prealdent of the Florida Slat*
K nprfe^ed suit who will heed the home, rerelrfn* a ronatant etream Medical Association, tonight wlfl
IliatUtlry r 'lr.l not >o long ago aa of well-wlihere.
be the guest of members of the
!W mcnarrhv by King Alfonao XIII.
Seminole County Medical Society
T The prcnhlniit-elect wilt ta k a
a t a banquet and aortal meeting a t
wi**r the eutecttitlve power In a gala
the Celery Clatr, beginning a t ItUO
jgatiugtitallno
Friday, replacing
o’clock,
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Pror Monel T’reaHeTtt Manuel A inDr Kdwatda, recently flatted to
til, nhn I* eepeclrd to become pr«TAMPA, Da.-. II. ~ ( A . P . ) Aler n a new coalition cabinet, Jodge Rtifu* F itte r , New Orlcana. the presidency of the Association,
will read an Important p ap er on
.'■ft will he a national holiday aw member of
circuit modem mad leal practice and wQt
the president lake* the oath ° f of court of appeals and dndgra D ai
fice. to mark the fleet day of m sied Hiller and Alexander Aker- dlacuee medical condition# gener
ally.
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t#w rorwtltut IrmaT government aft- man. Florida federal
Jurist*,
Several mem bar* of thy local
ae more then eight year# of dlc- heard evidence here today In a
Igterahlp* and provliional cabl- suit by landowner* in the Oka*- Kcwtety will alio read paper* on
vgrtona phase# o f medielae, al
•ate.
rhol.ee flood control district ques though the affa ir will confine H• Won Alenin Znmnra, who srrrctl tioning a ta te 'le w s under which It •etf prim arily to a social meeting.
la prmrlalnratl prealdent after Al- wee formed.
Dr. H. D. Smith. Sanford, b
fonio’a overthrow, will wear the
The three man court waa formed
because a etata law t* Involved In
the suit ovar th e validity of the
whole project on which work, coat
ing 410.000.000 ha* 'been approved
he federal r p n m m t engineer*.
Florida amPMhe United State* are I . Dark, Dr. 8. PuDslon, Dr.
to co-operate*-In carrying out the S. Sc Iman. Dr. R. E. Slevena,
I project. ,
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. Dr. J - f f ..T o la i________
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ic riled the eanduct of the student*
a* “rirlually flaw la**."
■>*(> 0 0 discipline < coapnltte* n o t
only twice all )aat year, and haa
had no oeecsion w tatever to •»Minfclf thla /all. Thrvwgh the of
fice of the dean of itudenli," Dr.
T |gerl aoid, "I have repsrta to
atbolaatic record*. t a t |cn # r* l cm*1
4 * t th a t ia littl* ahort i f *ma*;
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KIk* building wj Laka A r t - ' r* r
Phone
417-419 Sanford Ave,
ONLY
Just Arrived
Nice Fat
Peanut Fed
‘QUALITY
M arwo IUi
Doctor Edwards To *
Speak A t Banquet
Three IT. By Jurists
Hear Drainage Case
, AA Fresh
Ribfi-fjackboneg
■Uamn-Pork
SPARE RIBS 2
AH Sizes
Special Prices
In 5 Lb. Lots
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SAU SAGE
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W E B T ^ ^ - B O f O L ROUND. ClAJB, M W
STEAK
The profit will be gflven to the Saltatiqa Army hemefit. of un
employed. These are good nuts—you might as well get your
Christmas supply.
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US YOUR O R O n * 0 R THAT CHRISTMAS T U M B Y
L E T S G E T TIFE C E L E R Y
TURKEYgytoUCKS, HENS, FltYERS
H A B IT
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W IIC O N ’H K
YOUR CHOICE
SWEET OR WHITE
10lbal5/
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Half or Whole Lb
STEWtAl^
GREEN OR HARD HEAD
BEST Q U A L rrr'D R Y
[IPS, GREEN ONIONS
,TS - CARROTS 3
Buhche*
BLACK TWIG VIRGINIA STATE
4 PQUNP MIXED NUTS FREE WITH
COFFEE
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CYAGON SOAP
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calves
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About tkl Jury. In thd
tk e n t e r o f
, v jk tt f • I* * * -.* * 1 * * •
loom/h
/h«y
.. man whose doom
e y -we ir na sealing
. J^ V U tH T brown virtTitt n * a o S f
tf T o w ir i hod any T ut a patslng
rnftrm i'ift w hit van being d/sfiJed
downstaife, h e h l< flt.
Hla attorney, who had wept and
clutched a la g * to auppogt hlntaolf
M ho begged tho Jurors for
“ mercy-sympathy," w a. tho only
oao on | | a ■ la p
d lulayod
a a * concern.
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f i t pared bark and forth, spper•n tly oblivion* to tho isoo iportawh«So eyes w rro fixed upon
I P and his gum-chewing client.
N y ih e tte ro rJ . Ed lo w , d ifo tu r
MilTual, Ml down, Pjw ara leaned
oeor and angagvd him W an ea ro
u t ronrersstlon conducted la whlaF«r» But It was not the talk of a
man seeking ca»e*l*lion. Efen
When the tears ha<( rolled divm the
cheeka of his lawyer, " ttk* jh a n
uf tT*.w orst -■ -*
»m aintained
a hri t j t h4n lSSJ5#
i U s eip rraHe Seemed
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ine,epecl^lor», who Kara foujtbt
oy*r lltiCf the trial opened for
M ata W t N p re h e ttr . p it pod
h^ ™ T J- W
f#r, *
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e ip e e u n e y
the Jury
re tire d 1. When *n h o u r iii'C p i i s t d
,*(**•» *»d G rit v ld ip y th e
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ftrtbeatra pit •!] Information regarding the Man
O fA ,
churl as trouble*.
w d pettfifa.
*n»T» JOM
id i t a vvrJ irt?"
l o r d Ceell o f Engtam l P**re.i
the court c lc rt'a a le d
the chter m ponehH IIty fo r the
V a v e / r ip lU id N ath an Rlch- su rccM of the schem a on th e,
fnH - a U lU fa rip er.
Chinese ami Japanese them selvet
"H ektVen t n | y o b s v erdirl," the
“ Tt would be e asy fpr .slther or
r jr tk replfed aa He opened the an* Ihetn to destroy tho w o r t w e have
eel^pe.
done,” he said. *1»«t I am sure
.P ow ers w as cbeWtoy yum in the this will not happen. I f it did
sam e slow methodical w a y he did the aggressor would fegar^SCheaty
all throuyh tfe# trial- One hand load of reepuaatfcUltx£, , ^
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mated on the o y m r. Ho tilted hack
It probably wilt ydqutra aevrrsl
•S l^ U y In hie aw tfet ehyir.
days. It has been su ggested that
Ah hla fa ta W SJ re sealed, he the commies ton U lik e ly , to go to
yJanceJ a t hts rouocel, but said M anchuria early n ex t gear.
nothing and displayed not a trees
o f reaction.
A moment la ter he was being
handcuffed add Ted to the ila y r
*?• ■‘•K fw fth paper ^ays a* the
cwwd settled hack, prepared for
*,
»J«H.
,P u lsld i„sr*W i*i m illed about the
rep ed -o ff i t r v * t / T b « y swarmed
" f the alley leading-1> the sU y e
M l , out of which p ow ers had teen
l«d tw ice a day to tie photoyyaphed, stared e t * and whlkked
ap iay under heavfte guard to the
JfO
W hen the Jury, file d back to tho
perform enca over presented on the
s t a t e e f ktoom 's opera, house.
' T o w n sp e jp la who had angrily
shouted'j*osefra' r^ame fo r an hour
when a mob fafrit kd outside Ihe
Jell a fte r Mg a rrest looked more
w ith curlnolty, than u s e r a t him
as ^e w as *Uhen back to his eel).
J a p C a b in e t Has
R e s ip R ^ D tie T o
F p reig n
Policy
.(Qontlnuod from f a y * One)
( r e it le i and slp e c ts
th a t
the
Japanese
w ilt
kraeuate
MsnChurls with the y re atest p oystl*
sp ed
D isturbed conditions ,ln Min
chorla. which ha Maenad laryety
on the Japancgo occupation, must
not b« made a prgtoat fo r fur
ther Japanese m U itsry a ctiv ity , he
•aid. He tp eclfled la s t the first
duty of th e commission on Inqulyy should bo' to Invcstiyal*
snd report on ths pro gress of
trscuaU on.
ggnf Meat Market
Sanford Avenue
Kltrafkrth J*ck«an. wino from
.n|, w r iln
at
follow**
'r|H>rimg heavy rain Ism night,
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* b n ti rlau « : I want a b i f
bnth re ttin g more th in two Inch- phone and a p ltn o and a bo* of d II
f i n talk and walk »nd I
candy ami ome applrs and some waMl a i hI*I»* ami i a m r r h i i f » am i
nuts.''
i% ir r * i ' !•ijg bn 11 arid plt<a^t* don't
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Another S teinm erer,
Leon.
* lifil** crgAu., and alio a
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U r o u p H a s w rites Santa as follows: “ D ear li!^lt* t anI*-1 >**£ an<l i mooter and
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S a n t!: I want a 22 gun and some i-w*V uif hur«** and a Iit t U* iitoTi*
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Ht ili an 11 reiinly artrii Eppl#s and or- »*».♦ i .|nim »n*l a horn an*| K>m«
A __ a
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iind ‘ hint kinti of a gam**
mil mil* a n j
randy,
w n w stocking* * n j a halt. I*- 'I • lank* | «i»*| a hi* doll Ih*»| t(S
T hank you.**
Eo 'iiih The .kill a till a lit 11* broom
And «Ki « |H*nril box and a ItUle
ll'onlinued frum Page On#).atit*', 1 am a Hula g ir l seven years far
Hoover policies hut h*s declined alJ. 1 goold like a doll house enJ
lid*-* M .riain , Hanford, WTiteit
*<> far to step into the presidential 'a Asll, and don't forgat m y big
a* f, 11,.’%«.
Santa: I am wall
rare. The name of Charles tJ. yeflbw k ttlj. lgiv e ,”
• "d I Io*pa* you ar«# th f u m «. 1
itswes, ambaasatfor to .E n g la n d ,
A lfred Krirksnn, Jr.. Kouta 2 ,
i*‘**Ti a kroiHj buy thift y n r ,
also is heard in the speculation.
Hot -*50 . w rites: “ D*ar 3 * n te : 1
l •»,n «n i b»* fifth ifrmd*1. I n*n t
Maun did not discuss those to
(idle Lny 10 years old and
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bnnir m** a f.»otlsall, and •
lie associated with hint ascapt to
am telling you what 1 want I
■ ay ihey were “ rtg u lar Rapubllc- want a diamond base-ball and bai 1 *" " :*r i» p»ir J rubtwr fthdft,
•*" i ' a|i And I want you in
SUS."
I . want ’ ome nuts and candy
•‘i 1 hi*- a tabb firm s with four
'Jf the next Hspuhlican cpnven.^pW ase t.nrig me
H. B gun, if
r**v
Vn*i I %
%nit you to brintr
- ands yoapoaail you ka« ' one to
mn, marllptilaTed‘ »
by
spare.
Please
of ally considerable number of tha rom r ( my house O iristm aa. I **'• • "‘ I AtAtor. Vliildtrd, a doll, 1
Hoover patronage
machinu, re gUe-s 1 sill i lose my letter now " »' v * t‘* b iu tr »u** a Tom
^ •" •'» '*»f**r
atfh 22 colors
nominates Mr.
Hoover,”
said so. You
tru ly.''
i*"-I * t Mitch pbtui*’ And sum#* fir*
Mann, “ it - i l l be an uttwrl,( u a .-' >ll|tW uud h„ . UU|e g ,r| who
" “ ■ k 'umic randy and *anii* ruiti*
les, gesluro hy the R epublleailt!rw rit„
r U u , „ foMowl.
»hn*H will r**ult in errtmin and name is Itelty O verstreet “ I want V’ ,1 i not fmicvt ffiothar and
in Nov«mb^f. you to bring me th at big doll in tin.i ih i* b>*‘ H«»iT » *
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i , . . . »be bears. Koehxuck catalogue on
iinin# bun* small barn*.
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r* rv
S lcin
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lk»t • * ) •
-m e.
her
liouwi*Tby tn^ *OLfm o cr*riti
1a u n e n e a
unve
HOOVer Ml
A gainSt
ICconomic Harmony
Liberals and C atholics combine.!
<o defeat this project. Tha cham
URUN.3 K L S, Dee. n . — C A P ) —
The cham ber of ileputte* yeaten lsy ber's vote was construed as in axb<ilho rlie .l the governm ent to con. prassiou uf confidence in tha gov
,
tlnue negotiations with France, ernment.
Holland and Enghind tor an ecu
ruunir understanding and e n la rg
ing common m arket,
The cham ber's action was a*def«at fo r the locialists, who bad
urged th at negotiation Lie aimed
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VALUABLE
JTAMINS
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Milk, and egga c a a la ia vitan io a necegaary to robust health.
Phi sielan j recommend dairy
foode to lotion and old alike.
It Is our elm to supply I t , r
products In their arestevt de
gree of freshnee- and puritr.
ELE<TR!</vL
Seminole Creamery
Co.
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thought/uinffift for lean
Hnllla bkxki lal « wide
myb* Mid' pmit, "
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FRIDAY
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PEANUT BU TTER p - a
GROCERY AND FEED CO.
213 Sanford Ave.
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8TOHKLY CUT
No. 2 Can
Phone 31
Can 9'
No. 2 Can 3 For 25r
COFFEE u 19<
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For
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V E LV O
NO. 2 CAN
,1'ORK AMU
TOMATOES 4 p°r 25*
AP Small 4 For 8La PAII. BLACKPEPPERw s™5/
I I N G 65' C H E E S E Lb. 19/;
Large
CANOVA
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F A N C Y ‘DAIRY
lOr VALUE
.Q U A L IT Y
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HEN TESTED'
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12 LBS.
Z4 L B a
L I B B T ’H
2 0 / Value 9 /
OILET PAPER 3 r°~
VALUE
Legear’s Remedies 22*
NO. 1 IR IS H
POTATOES 15/
12%
/PECANS
Lbs.
• I J t CAN REVENGE
BETTER MEATS A T BETTER PRICES
118 MAGNOMA .AVE. j
322 EABT F IR S T HT.
HITE
machly n k a—Monarch No. 2 .... r„. 19c
BACON
BEST GRADE
Pound
KANSAS CITY BEEF I
Steaks, W T T lT c I^ O Y S T E R K Q l^
Sirloin Steaks, Lb.......17c I auSi^REA5FA?r
Club Steaks, L b ........17c I BACON, Lb. ... .......
L«fwav,p##l, OgMXa .rept.
Dates, Figs, N a t Meets,
s MEAT DEPARTMENT 1
Sw ifts Pis-mi urn itanvt, Half or Whole,
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m tf, Cgt SUrta, Pound eeeymsaty.
Home Mode Corned Beef—*tft Sho’ Am
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»«#•••# a2 ^0 vc ^«
no, Pound
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ra, Pound .......... .Hi
-Very Beat Gauge, Ijh. 10c
Roe; P o u i u ! . . . . . . - . . r . ~
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NECK BONGS, 3 Lbs. For.
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PQRK LOIN BOASTS, Lb.
PORK SAUSAGE, Lb. ..
KW K SUOUUJEftS, ,Wkok, LbLARK
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GROUND
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A P P lil BUTTER. Really Good, Quart 19c
i flMced No. 2Yt Cqn
19c- \
Gooctfa Pure Cane, Yi Gallon 89c f
Ivor Springs, 3 Bottles 25c
mm * **«•*en«*ef4*ew jw*«**»■
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CAT OH DOG FOOD
Wholesale and Retail
rmh
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mtmmrn<•**••-* #..tst.esait,*, • •a.
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SUGAR, 10 P oun d s....... - ..........
49c 1
| (Butter—O e sta Pure Creamery, Lb. .. 33c i
IRISH POTATOES, 10~P^nIndB.......... 15c ’
| Rumford Baking Powder, P ound.......25c
|O q Y A q ^ v^ , 6 B a r 8
All
Qent Counter, 3 For 25c
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BrQ^a.-guggr X lffft^k), 4 Pounds .... 25c
Mayohnk|^~ B catFoodg, Pint J a r .... 31c
l.CRiacdforPound Can ....................
59c
j tCoffee—Monarch, 40 Cent Value For 29c '
,|iCQCOA—Monarch, Pound C a n .........25c
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F R S^^egu!aM 5^SizePE A C O cI^S^^^M V iU ^^urcha8eo^T w ^^ackaaes,
Do yaw want to cultivate s goad bakilT.Lot aa aaggeal one.. Get
;
toy- With lov*
* t , th r only Southeastern d ries
behind the rains.
The official forecast called for
tains over most e f the South dur
ing today, hut the opinion was e x
pressed that they probably would
he light in the eastern reaches of
the cotton belt.
O vercast skies which had ham
pered comm erciel fly in g opera
tions for several days rleared up
v k t i o o i irwi r*f*rre<l p i r l i r q u U
by noon yesterday, and the a ero ,
to |h« Republiran up«tt« in MknT*
logical weather bureau here re
(■ n. Nrw J« n « y ami Kt<aUl4k|*m
ported flyabl* conditions all over
>rt Hoothe Southeast. W estward, In thr
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,^ k
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pressure A .e . In New Meaieo and d, ffrrrn<„
vwere
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t(, J .n t ^
t'olorado caused rloud* and fog
• bout southern patronage.
T ex a s was getlin g rain.
T he New York and Augusta
flig h ts of E.-stern A ir Transport
S T U A R T — C u t-o ff road conn*:!were cancelled a t A tla n ta yester-1 mg old and new Dixie highways
day. but lite r in the day cundi- at south en.1 of town, will be built
lions on those lines cleared up. 1 im m ediately by S la te Road DoA. T.’i Florida plane go t aw ay, partm ent.
GOOD qU A U TY
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n v f l f U o m lrl
H JT Ve 1 I l v I u l U
■pacifically a t uetmomic union laBelgium Is ^Seeking1, i valving
Belgium, France and Hol
W IN TER L A Y S
door.
C O ID H A N D O N
Outside a rh e er rippled down Its
street when the Mere spread that { ■WESTERN AREA,
C larksb urg's strangest dram a was
(Continued from
o ver— th at the curtain had hem !
s t ,j ;
rung down on tha moet hlisrre •aid there were no unuauai
tem peratures anyw here to tso te in
FORJEfST CATCH EL’S
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Thomasvllle and VsM m ta, (Is., " p
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w ithout a re p o rt,fro m tho Vasa-
» f J b o j i ‘da#V*d up and dowp
bicyclt and I will be liir t to
tip nry atorkinir* aiut I w»pt
you t» fill it full «itK* lot* uf
Brredl
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Your ResponsibtUtjr
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A ' I t 's h g re a t Idea to c a rry your own load. Som etim e!
your shoulders ache under It, som etim es It apposrs to b«
a Jong hill th a t you have to carry It up. Yet it la all a
p a rt of life. It's your load, it’a y o u n to c a rry and th e re
sponsibility of taking it along reata en tirely on y o u r own
Shoulders. T here a re many way a quite a few of ua ah Irk our
responsibility. Sometime* a huiband doea it at th e dinner
table w h fo h e la auppoaed to carve m eat fair th e gueata
and p e rm its hia wife to do It. Som etim es a school child
does It. by h av in g an older b ro th er or slater do all o r p a rt
of h it hom ew ork.
T h e n th ere la the social parasite who goes o u t w ith
several friend* fo r dinner a n d ‘ fumbles hopelessly w hen the
chick la presented. A responsibility sh irk e r operates Ip
various w ays to keep from holding up hla end of an under
taking. Me 1a th e one who hesitates w hen som ethin* la
II« la th e fellow who w ants th e o th er m an to -pay
m, an d who dons n o t want to pay him self. A s a
child, h e s ta rts hiding from hla m other when an erran d
is to be done, and he ends in la te r life lettin g o ther people
do th in g s fo r him th at he should be doing himself.
L a te r oh—end often w hen it Is too late—he realises
th a t h e h as sh irked his responsibility. N othing U .more
p ath etic th an w itnessing th e belated e ffo rts of a sh irk er,
who seeks In a mad flurry to right a lifetim e o f w rongs
in a few sh o rt m onths or y e a r*
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I f you find th a t your fellow man Hoes not hold you
BID 1.1 TP,B IB FOB TODAY
In th e esteem you would like him to; IB your friends and
SEEK ETERNAL THINGS— yqur relatives and even those Li your in tim ate fam ily re
Ws Iqdf not.sk the things which gard you coolly; If your employer allots the doing o f a
sra m n , but s t th* things which teak to an o th er man in your organization which you
srs net k*f*i i n ths things which
ark Men are temporal; hut ths
tblpg* which hra not »*«n ate
•tonaL—9 Corinthians CIS.
PRATER—Help us, Esther, to
b« gosMtoua of our tosvsnly r!U■ensblp.
M*ks .Progress Day a banner
day' la ths history of Sanford e*U-
y maks a
Strong
"Despite its financial troubles, thero la no time for
an. tnytWn(r ^ut progreM >IMj development In the smiling
wlU not always tin° t Sanford. A nother evidence of good tlmea Is being
gest
prepared fo r December 15. when Seminole County Progress
who hold It in too day .will bring thousands from central Florida to pay hornl . n f U t ., .
a ie to th e C alory,C ity.
AHca Dear Millar.
“O pening o f a canning plant to emnlov 225 nersons.
tUh tor Saturday’* adysrll*#* on- frock*** Day Special*,
lay. will be ’a great day to
Ih'Sinford.
w(Q keep ijir doctor away, but tot
that matter thq fslhu* to pay V*
hill l». apt to accomplish tha sama
P M W y , ||W | p w
B I B PWM
n .w a a
The women of AQ Saab CsttoUr Church who are handling, de
tail* connected with the luncheon
to Gorernor and Mr*. Doyle E.
Carlton next Tuesday today SB*
tMuncej that the «access of the
luncheon will depend mstettally
upon Us folios log Sanford firms
who hsrt donated food products:
hi. D. Gate hell Grocery; Georgia
Produce Co.; Tllll* Brothers; Forbuainesa, te ttet
m arketing fo r
H o ri.id crape, fa ir dealing w ith
m unicipalities. “ I w an t to see go«d,
i n U tly goxem m ent In Florida, and
am w illin g l> devote four year*
a idu'iue work to th a t end."
C a r y Hmrdea’a candidacy will Insme.lln»«!y rom m ant a large tu p .
I o n throughout the aU te and this,
iloulitlM *, will be Increased a t Iflt
t m in o rs hit actixe campaign. N o
fa u lt ran be found w ith the d eclar
ation ha makes Hi this announce*
nient.
N etn rally, with the race lo g ica l
ly dexeloplng itse lf Into one be
tw een two form er Goxernors, the
pe iple will bo called upon to e«raparo the rrcords o f the two In o f
fice and (o Judge from lho*e rweordc and from the character, abil
ity and reliability o f the men
th em selrss what m ay be eipeetod
nf eith er of them If recalled for
another term hi the same office.
T h e campaign w ill lie unique In
th a t It will be the first in which
fo rm er occupants o f the office
h a v e been opposing candidates.
O n ly tw o form er O ivexnors hare
o ffered them selves fo r re-sirtllon,
a fte r the constitutional Interim—
B lpsham , who sn ecesd el; C e lts,
who failed. It will be slio Interest
ing t > wmlch if an y of t i e dozen
or m ore other candidates develop
su fficien t »peril to get into ilia
i jn n ln g with the tw o et-Govera^
ora.
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FRYERS
F*V t k r l * t « a C lfU r8e* One
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Meeting' a young girl tor tb*
lin t thM,-*M of oar drug »lor*
Chrlrii
Wakefield PredoeU fMd llera-
Gift* now on D liflsy
Oak and Secood
Phone 23d
ELECTRIC SHOP
SHOE,SHOP
Tb* Caoallan Music Club held It*
ragular mealing In tha studio of
Mr*.'Fannie Mun«on recently. Aft
er th# tuslMs* of the club had
tsan attended to a mod enjoyable
musical program was Tendered by
tha member* of thl* promising
m at leal club. The fallowing Is the
program as It was given:
"Cupid’s Osrden.” M. F.ugens,
Mis* Muriel ilarrohl.
"Munrka, Borowskl, MU* Easts
Purdcu
“Undine, Dewey, Ml** Lucca
Chappsll.
“Usorts and Flowers,
MU* Ruth Kannsr.
“Sseond M siurks," Godard,
MU*
F. L. MllUr and Ml** Juhnson.
M-n. • A. P . Conndly’a many
frUoda will regret to learn that
aha U quit* 111 and will unite la
wUhlng for to r speedy recovery.
Ml*e Alice WhUner will arrive
In the city today hum a visit to
friend* in Orlando and W inter
Garden.
Mr*. H arry MeMlllan, of Fort
Tamps, f irmerly
MUs Dessis
Graves, one of th* Fall brides, hue
arrived In tha elty and will spend
th* Christm as holidays w ith her
mother. Mr*. F. T. Grave*,
Wauehuta will soon have slectri*
llgka* as the m atter ha* praeUcstly he*a tattled t o the elty council.
In hU annual rsp o rt to th*
Presldsnt, today, B**r*Ury of W ar
Sttmaos dtelared that tha csntlggesey of w ar with s firs t etoss
p a w n would find the army ot tha
Maud Alla* Warner.
“SeaJtow Walts, Ft ladman, MU*
Carolina Spencer.
Chorus, tbs MU*** - Margsrat
Daria, Eaala Purdm, Loess Chap
pell, Utvla Connelly, Eoa Munson,
United Btatss.-practlcnlly anpresad Mrs. Munson.
' i f tbede.tbehessd dolUrs, ■Mr*. Gszrg* Speer entertained pared. He attribsto* this largely
3 have to t * t 11-40 s year. Iks Lsdlaa* Book Orel* -Is bar to the fact that ths army ws*
ilUva Of, lf yeur Income Is
Phone 80-J
1M I City Taxes are now
due. 2% discount allowed
.on taxes paid before De
cember 15th and 1% dis
count allowed from Decem
ber lfiLh to January 13th
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Ellen Hoy*
A '*
City Tax Collector.
AWNINGS
Singer Benlng Machine
Headquarters .
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Removed from / V*V
bul’diag to
HATHAWAY'S
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Froloci your baby’s health by feeding H oar para
wholesome milk.
Wt product tad sell afflk that la kqoal to the beat
milk produced ba ths esilxe United Slates.
Our bacteria gount U always below 10,000, y . 8.
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1*0 s. Park
N ext
BEAUTY SHOP
FLORIST
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SPENCER’S DAIRY, IN C ■
Automotive Eiestrifc
Company
Few Then
1’hscie US
. AH BeWstltchlag 10< Yd.
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
A PHILCO short wavs asL
It's wonderful I
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Resell Store"
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RADIOS . ^
ju st wliitl you h lv a wnntod
Touphton’s \
Sanford Drug
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NOTICE TO CITY
TAX PAYERS! .
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LADIES* EX CHANG?
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AIRPLANES
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MlAML^Wotk on Federal proj
ect to widen and deepen Miami
Hirer at root of ' approximately
fMOuMO, may be sUrted in sheet
w . h .L o n g
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TV. Chlsaaa are pressing on tb#
Japan*** (rent ea»t ot Chlnehow,
and doing It rewsrkshly wall.
Their training ‘In tha laundry
bullae** .1* at la*t atandlng thtm
in good atood.
ash. Sugar' k&btery; gufard.
MignoUa A m u and Flrat Street
Ptgglr-Wlgglj Stnren; Wtaa-U»ett Red Front Grocery; Isflf’i
Meat Market; S oil and Vara; HL
Grade Bakery; Flint’* Sfaiket, and
the Florida Power and Ugbt Co.
The women are also iUsing
their annua) baaaar on that day,
asiog the room formerly occupied
by Uw FI i it National Bank.
CHOOSE
slon. Hi* check ws* receives; yes
terday In a letter to the gtnsral
chairman of the professional engi
neer* commute* nn unemployment.
Tha four national engineering so
cieties *;e cooperating in the re-
*r nhether relief taws ought Id
draw such rigid line* against tha
peiaon who, fqr all hi*, ownership
of a certain kind of property, may
be In attual wtnf Hutlkw* and
AriMnsnrn can hardly be changed
al once. The many unemployment
relief committee* which have Ju»t
ralard or are tailing funds by
private contribution *f) over the
Uni in* State* can meat thi* **Igency mors readily than offl !»1
Uiresu*. To thei^ '» etmrmewfed **
being especially inotRorleua the
y W.a little early to make
Itlon. but as this Is *
hafcsoydut column, w* will haasrd
Senator Norris ha* Introduced
a VU'thlUiig tor an appropriation
o t |3 ,900400,000 fo r road construc
t s to Ntlava unem ploy man t. Cer
tainly not I* rallsxe tha ta a p a n r-
Btosatramra;
Onu»gs MaM C b ffa c ■ C*.; B a n *
noe A * P Stares and Maikato;
...w e s
' Acs* o f ; Hades Pr****t When
Mere ary Drop*—headline. Well,
now -that Hade* has frozen over
wittl hat sonta ot the b e n will
itep right H t and raise hall
L a d g g Bratton;
brings no Income brrauss mambar*
IIOOVRK G 1VF.S IS 004
of that fam ily. Ilka thamaalvsa, srs
NEW
YORK. Use.
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out o f work. A gain, o ffic ia l regu
lations stand In tha w a y of aid. Presiden t Hoorer, hlm M lf an enA n ! t a le s must be paid on ths gineeV, has given |C000 to aid In •
rs lle v ln g dixtrra* among u n em -'
boius.
Leslilatures might welt romlrf- ,ployed member* o f hi* old p ro fes-j
bead* In tha clouds much of tha
tha* a » usually killed by ths
sbyck when they coma down to
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* TAMPA TRIBUNE
_____Complimenting Seminole
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---------------A aplandld Illustration of the type of publicity which
» legitimately united S an ford hhs been receiving o f late Is found In the Miami
ock, and lass happy, Herald Which praises thin - city for Its resourcefulness In
nsv never openly ha
bock despite financial difficulties. 8uch editorial
com m ents on o u r local development arc the kind of ad, did t. sayt Alsa, vcrtlslpg w hich money cannot buy and are given, we may
Mast)
re st assured, only when m erited. We take pardonable pride
Id living in a com m unity ab o u t which th e Miami Herald
, bawsrs. snj know can S ay :
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CARY HARDEE ANNOUNCES
W AVES
SHAMPOOS
to W e s t e r n
U n kn_
SERVICE STATION
STEW A RT
The Florist ■
C ut Flow ers — P lants
Floral D esigns
814 Myrtle A re , '
CAFE
Tns|]RANCB
Bioadoyt for rerafted
-Goo- C. Hirden* Mgr.
Phone 400
OPEN D A t AND NIGHT
IF R
fN flLL R A N C F
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ARL J. SCHULTZ
wld ha glad t* pay th* too!
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HZ hM ^ork
filler# abjaeto to tha Palm
SHALL HOME OWNERS BE PENALIZED?
w o o d VXRd
____________CMBIVTJAN BCIHNC1 MONITOR
Hill'Lumber On.
.•fli IrfHe ■O’jrif'fr'
aW a re now in tb *
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P HERALD, SANTORO/H/HUPA.
— Church Honor Roll
Pearce Home Scene
Of Circle Meeting
Personal Activities 'Uv(MForM
#nUi
Social Calendar
Mias Rose Varner
Ho*tcsa_At Party
E n tartaln ln g f . r ih* m rn.rcre i t !
her piano t:hoo|, M i.. R .,« Varner i
Th# Ceeilian Made Club will
boat**, a t a party given on i
icM t s t 3:15 o'clock a t the ttndfo T h u ia d i) a t her home on M agno'ia
o f M r*. Fannie 8. M unton on Avenue. She w a . a a .u trd in
j
M yrtle A rena#.
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te rtirn ln g the g u e st, by M l. , !
Elian eth ShoemaVcr
and
;ill,
. MONDAY.
Regular bualnea* meeting of the A lice Eldar.
T h rm g ro u t the evening var
Woman'# M inim ary Society a.
•he F ir tt Methodist Church will be Tam e, and cOntc.U were anjny.fl
beU s t 1:00. o'clock a t the ehurth and a : « late hour rcfreihm ont,
A meeting or the board of tn> w eie tirve tl and
prevented with n fev er
Woman*! Auxiliary of the Fir*
P m b y te ria n Cbaicb will La be.> m tnlo ,f the occa.ion.
S A T l'R D A Y
a t ?-00 o'clock a t the ehurc'i ami
will .e followed by the re g a in
buatnex* meeting a t 3:30 o'clock
The buaineii meeting nt the
Woman'* MUilonary Society nt
the F irtt B aptlit Church will b<
held a t 3:30 O'clock at the chur.h
The Sunbeam Daod of the Fir*t
Uapllut Church will meet at 3 .11
o'clock a t t i e church.
B uilntsa meeting of the St.
Agee* Guild of Roly C roat Epiacopal Church will bo held a t 3:00
o'clock, a t the pariah hoote.
T hose p re.ea t w re; Thro -is
M urphy. Kaxel W hiiaru rrt. M,,r
•ha W flih t , Ili-Vn Shne.na-er
Il.rt.ara Stahl, Mime B ird . C lata
Hatkln*, Jane Srhnltr. V a -g s r-t
Van M en , E liu b e th Dy»on. I uri 1.
Dckle. I aura Srhmt-hl,
R I i,S ta e fe r , Harold IIa,L:io,, Fr-.lcrk k Hyson. 0 . D. Farrell,
lr .
Rynne McCrum. Edwin Rrai.an
Frank!,n Uranan, and
Roddy
Srhulta.
Personals
Mr. ami lir e . E dw ard W ill,,,.
eon announce the birth o f a
te>. W enda G race, on Dec. It
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o f J -D -n a llo w a y
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' "urn that h . I* I n ,,,
n u e ly a fte r j recent Ulne<t
home in M ayfair.
I fl-
'fr * .
turthoM I Pe:«*r«
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'r t^ u r (JilVfY, M ri. T .
II
nn«1 Mr? ItnVert W . Sim*, nf Jn.
km ivi II*, are spending to a , h'vjih fr l.r v K
r*ti Tr<|a nf \lrs Juhm W.
•»f Rnoiu, iSn , rnrmerly
th i• *
vtiU r#y i et tu I m r n Uutl
wtnt jn
nl.in f r upftMiiii t
at l t* lmw|«iijt| jn Horn,1
The F i.* t Baptist Sunday School
h a, announcer) that ita follow ing [ Vutional and
member, h a ,e h*»n placed on t h e i “ *tvw»ril*hlp“
honor roll for the month o f N o -j *'ir' '* Number K ite of the H - ;
veinl.er: r ; „ | l , Moll lltp n U raeut.
on,
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at Ui* fimiiu of M ■ < i
. arjorte Anderaon. U oben Cop,)| lla IVx
l v , :«*
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nn M
M,agnolia
c n o |la A .w ;
K rjnkhn M rTerr, Mm
I St.r. l|,t;,ici,\)l l a r r u taught a .c
H uff unit Mm W F
Be
| M*n r -m lh« lioak of p rayr
g nnerA* Pvra* truant, Mr^. V au g h n ,
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A*'»* t h e husincn.A session 'n ^ ^ *
Mra. T A- ItrothofH.in, Mrs, F rtii l »*f o.yUU’ ii iftfrk*«hj»irutft
v» e - »
Myers,
J» m e «
!ti*n*y
r o o p e r -* i \-a I*| the hrMir**!?,, aftti*t«* t"
Hal.!v M,Ted*r, Charles T oy .
Mams* ^ (n.tarl, Tha>e p*t
.^nnny fia 1 'rn
\1
fksjdliiey.
*n' a -m* Mi*. J , 0 . C a u l t W . A
E lJie
Mae
R jr clt,
Cithwrln.* I ■ u tl, \|
Uor.ier lla r.i^ , M
Itesm,
\tyrr», M i r t h i 1
1 '|. Ih M e w * ;l ami
M il* Mi
mil, ami
Reaiil.
o a at t.
P tim siv iV fa rtm e n t, Hr*.
J L
1iL WtMOM. iefin Whlgharn, Mr in I1
n | H t IIIM N E Y U H BAK S
\\ h ru 's r, Ere <ly
Eir* f*.
Haliy
R»*M y fjt.vtnn. MftfjoYir*
\ p w nf ii n. •‘ li-r ihi'th
Vaughn
(■ forty* I-V I fn ji'i Lai* Nipp# .
U i Kay Truhi k Mrs. J. I., in i*
,Mj , k ‘ t
r \f»'A •
illr* lav*ton. enrol .Iran Mix. F.nu
I «* tlm*y. Re
(‘ oilins. Mrs It
V\ f ,rttvle»fi lloleii Oien^Qf. Loa-
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V H o lig h if t il
th a t
("i
you
C H E5TS
Iniuirnnce
ngninst
Mo t h
D u m iig e
FUEK w i t h every
(lift
,a ii
j>,\
Luna
li e \ t yp itr.
C h e st.
U« lift. ,1y t •*! Rrfts. A lli’e Jo h n
Mrs. Dukes Hostess
At Party Wednesday
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Cm rIi.i Tm i n k. Mffta l . H
*»r It . ' h « li.R iVu'gv U<
Tewr, Mntlhn fo . \\ httldotl. .Mary
Vl* ** I|i!l
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£:«$!** C ircuit *
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M.iH of luck CiiisiV. 1*1-
Nrili*- Ckinnin***uiiii,
.1 • * Mt» U K. Tew
of the
4'a pom*
li<i
M rv J. V Jnhfi*iili
' c ;re rn ,.v „ I S |U . . who
u ./
T U E 3 D AT.
* ti hi' ii r *yiuhciit«*, a * a”
1* *, I 'C Twv» 4 (R« "
' " r hrr .lite r
M r,. J . . m , F*.
»t»t la v diwfrrr
Annual turkey tapper oponaored
R > Vo>. AIU:* Mi
'r i d g e . Mr, F J.lle P o k e , e « t« r
by All Soala Catbollc Church will
E VV' B arrett, 1, «iii
m miml^r
of hrr f r.** *ta
be flre n a t 8:00 o'clock a t the
I! It l^pl»in. Mn v
Eplacopal pariah hoote.
Final report, of all n xnm ittne, with « hriijg*' pirrty mi Wtnlnt'A*
ID fh II nn. Ma
An * "
itt her home,
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Annua) L a tte r of All Soul* were heard and all t u . i n t , , of ike
nn. El'iiee .1, hrman, Tot*o
nj *‘ pitait.
Catholic Church will taka place lu year w ja completed at th* nn-r'- 1 Niiirrl ■%v-f*isi*r-» A a hnrMtt n?»* •
- on. N - t | K*‘u»;hl, a ml R 1'
htti lt*« II .mf
the afternoon and evcnlnt In the tng of the lo ;h l* Rankin t'lrcle ,af M m . 5?trofi|p rfccivt**! r pi it fi..m
i A r p r i an i In*-*, M w S. I
*#i o
to H i
W ftt. National Bank Building.
VIi- \l N 4 frvi'luad, an
'.he F ir ,i M e'l,odl‘ t C b u rr, hrLI tht* hn-»t**ss.
A fte r ic v .r * l
»tf
vt-rul chtkkr*
The PhUatbea C laii of tha F irtt on 31on£ay aft.'ro o m at the home
H M Hill
\lft*hi-an i lu«
-r t>'< W"f<» *dtf* ( hu
farm .
l(, E fViiHf<»y. \(r*r B, S
Itiptial C hurth will hold It* regu ?f Mr*. W . M. MeKim on \V*,i
lar bualneea meeting a t the home Elghtconlh 9 *met, M r,. Carrol' pri»*'F a tr»nlr l. I T i ror« i »u»* 1 <«-)initn f f t l Mr", it. V M»|i|o r .
cf MLaa Mkylha Stovall. Takoch V a r n e r ‘ led the devotional a ft r w;m pt ***rnli*tl t ' M ri. t f I'rtsr I i y, u rfo i* . Mi *. j hn H a i
M r ,. S iiltic It. Hu-vweJI
•« almnio, Mr* I on* it a IItuIIum* ." ’
Apartment*, a t 1:00 o'clock.
which Mra. M rKim pre,IJcd me; f r urhth* Mr* 1 I* Spi *ir* r
-pir
ilosiltftl
Vleilhim
of The
awartli' i iw*niid hi?h * in rf p - *•t* 1 M i i C 'i,b«*’ifi. Mr
THURSDAY
\ II l.nveji.
t la irimire.a w ,ii« n .
l'rr>er***iiii»• SpiritunlU l Church,
'| r v |( 7 . J ..knA. ♦ ! hfhl iow
SemlnoIr l lu jU r Number T»o
,
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\la*
ia
.^towfiit
i»t*H
M
m. E
O uting the m eeting a rkdnj , . l ,
*; K t onoorrl V ie , Orlatulu,
Itlr- I l r i i e n l l lff i i t i . |{ )(
O. E. 8. wilt have It. rc iu la t m eet j f th an k, «»« m ad . v» M r. Mr nfi I u«i? th* r w tpipnf of *t pri/*a I V\
Fla. Ptiiior ftA—1
ing at 7:3u u'c.t#k at the Ma.-nie Kin, in apprrriatl m for hei « . .k ^t tli** l*vrt hour m t w * !
l I'H'p n Mi*■* Alli*» TrjiffiiUil ntul
n n . -«rvr.l i , j th* h,t*.tr,-a si »|*l« I I f , p Hentli*r<on,
hall.
*• rhairm an during the p ail >vai
hy
Khif.hrth Mrthvin
She re,ponded by thanking Ih.
Th
lnvuetf t«i I »* wMh Mr»
nieinbi't, for their roopern'l •!;. A
Ur**, tit* .fi ui lluri
o - i.l perlo I » i* lin n tn jiiyn l
V E.
Mr#
R 7.
* in i lef'e-h m en ta were n -rv cl t.y t Ii*hni»»n. U r- f| Q.
\| t a
tin h itras.
K R Slfivr«„ Mrs I. H. Hmith, Ur*,
Tho,? pre-tn*. w jr«: M r,. Car
H II. S ' o ' r i ' . Mr- Hnnifi h, Mi
fWilH bfrs. B. R. lUck p n a lilltirr
roll \ «rn-r. Mr*. J M Moy,\ Mr*. In k IIivk§o*a Mi? E m* I WPliuk,
**•* re-rular meeting of Circle
F. It. Jlllc'ieH. Mrs. T. E. WiN >n l f rn A I* ? « mlv.
Mr* Jam ,Number Seven of the Firat Bactlat Church w a , held on Mondsv M n. J. G. W altr * M r,. J h, E*»r| V**. U n ! E Sp«*n’ i»-. V|rKi nddey, Sir*. T. J. M uHf. Mr* Uw * A Hii'c \ lt ' ('. J Ftitln) ol
afternoon at the home o f Mr*. I'
J. G arrett on Maple Avenue. M r j J. E. P io ito n , i j r . J. P Hail. At,*. I Hi nn* I*' Ur* ( ", K. I'tw i„r, M * *
Shi
M s* T. J. Smith I . H Hrtiwg. Mm.
i MtMt i
G. S. Srlm an taught * c h n , Jr | 11. L. Shlnhol.er,
fn rn Die mUaion alud) book. “ II n> i M rs U. R. S i'iir e i, Mr*. K. <> Ifn, Mi*» Th "Imn T u r a ii ami Mi
Hick
-on,
and
Mr*
J.
E.
C'ohritr
to f r a y '•
%
(
'
licitjr Aritcfth.
H efre.h m eou were aeryed b t c j
— W a t c h T i l l s If p u r r Turn nr row —
H the alterwuon Vy the h irvlr,., a ,
' .iit t d b y Mr«, L. A T aln itr and
tm
M l,t R o m M ary WIIIU. P o im e ttlv
were a rrp p g td .about the room,
—*-«re the eoerta w et* entertain -J.
1
j
,
Thoae preaent were: M u . D . 7 - Co -The regu lar m u lin g o ' tbe
e.iiU rtfttuirif Vwr H e iiu-iitbir* o 4 ’
r e tt Mr*- A . J. W alker, lir a . H. D Cam p F ile G irl, w a , held on
th f l*UpJjC*U O lU - iirs-- I rdl*!* I, I
t*nl'h ' H
RV -r t Mari wether, T o u i.d a y afternoon at the t"amr» M iller t»a#
at j
Mrt. C liffo rd W alker. Mra. Iloierr Fire L dg.v A fte r th* ujvotional
| arfv giran yi’ tlo n lay .• f t ijn ^ r
U ttle . M r, K. A . EienficM . S!> . e x e r t i v . Mi*.* Kathleen Aitrrn,
at hrr homo on S ,utli Putni. 'tf
ft, W, W .fk, Mr*! « - .r g e R. M cfn 'l. pretided „ , e r a »ln>." hn,inv*» »••,*
A vrn uc. A fte r aovctnl Ij. ml
Mr*. F. W . Stanley, M r,. (I. S ei.n. A aocial pcimd ,va» then endupllcelo h o i Seen : l '
Felman. S in . U A. Pnlim t a " ‘l > ytt| when .ufuv;hmcnl. « „ « w ere added and high ■ t . |,
Ml>* Roe* Mary W illi'. '
r t f . r ,( by Mi„ . >inn
novi 1<y hut b r o th ,* .
*, ,
~
ZZ
, i wx
! "*c ' “ ••“ W ln r Ma vr Wen*. .Sh,iln ed J in . Frank J. Gt-n j
M r s . M a c D o n a ld H a s
d h u , ch aH .u t* sio u g h m ,. ia.
Mr*. A . P. I’ annvlly,
* *>(Vv .
Paw Sv P ftP
F r io n r U
I’ u r d '" . Jfurgwr.'t Kelt*. M m ilia
V a a e , and bow l, ,.f
.
Kenlnnlnir S A T L 'IID A V . I)^ C . I 21h n r will jjlyc F R E E
1 'a r t y
i* o r
m e n u a
\[CD „nou . cam iin,- n m , V irginia r c l radiance l o w , rmi i ■
u l l h e a r li t x i r c h u r e 'o t SLU R „ r m a r e
—— *
Sferfwelher. Syb il IL yd . Morgr..'cl ui ranged In v .u l.u * pi-,.* „i.
Garden flow er* wero uued 1 1 j ( Drnnett, E*ta PcoJjm in on ! Jib * i l » ro om , where ih," •• •
,,
»*orn the urwtaJr* living r om ,t E litab e.h ih o c m a k n .
entertained. A t the lm
h
.
th , Vatdrv U otcl wFen Mr*. John
.‘ (Had rouree « m * e ,v*<1
,!,
ft, , Mae Donald totertaln vd ‘ hr
ho*|r*a, a**l«tr,l l y Mi
b .1; k .1
e-*'nil,ey* o f the Every Wr*k
(Innrale-. M i*. F. E. H u un illj u ,
buy a Chri tlnriiH nrenent frit a friend uml
G LA D IO LI
T i Mg ’ Clut, w jt h 'a bridge r» ’ y
! M n . J. B. ftr;y*e.
le t uh g .v v v im t h i s R a id I n h * e l ?
y r r tc r 'e y »'t«rno-'n. A fte r le ve rx l
aad
Tho*e attending
A
S N A P D RAG O N S
yrogrevvlon* o f hrid |e, h.lgh r w tJ
1 P. Connelly, JIr». Fr»nk .1 Gtm/a
prite. *11k chiffon h o e . wa* aw ard
D O Z E N SOc
j lea. M ra^S. R. D lgh'on. M r. F. E
ed to Mra. E. L M*rV*ll.
E d grw n l Viewer Shop
Hint, Mr*. J. E. Hr
Ih
A t tFn tea h o w a *alad e o u n e
M l M agnolia Ave.
Phone 113
Newm an, M r*, b'.inmil Hu
wa* iir v e d by the boat***. a u b tcJ
ami M n . E. F. lloudm ld. t
by Mr*. Jaeh MacDonald. T h-.w
lavited w ere: Mr*. H. M, Fapwor Ih, M n . O. I. Louche, M n .
ife rira re t B arnet, M n . W . J. T h ljTen. Mr*. Jamea G. Sharon, M n .
0 . F. Sm ith. Mr*. G eorge B. W ilnv r, Mr*. E . L . Markatl. and Mr*.
CoWNga aAwrono*o*Hg\A»vt *awro»o.r».A.
Bov F . S fm e*.
Lcchie Rankin Circle
Of Church Has Meet
ADVANCED
ln honnr of M r,. E C, , ,r o ’ , »,
Mrs. Beck Presides „
% A t (Jircle Meeting
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Regular Meeting Of M . Miller Hostess
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INS MAY GIVE CADET
m ay p i t c r im p m m m m w
IN TROJAN PLAY.MAJOR LEAGUES
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*Up-League Leadafilp Witji 8 To 7
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T"
Stopping Of Attacks Estimated Slashes Of
At Center Of Lfne * Ten Per .Cent Are In
May Upset U. S. C. Sight F or Players
MidshipmenMay Turn
Tables On Army As
It Did Against Irish
C H U 'A G p , Dec. H .— (A .P .)— A
* l t « of drantle economy »wtpt
( A . 1 .1 — A -.tuple i»f * irrIh- rank* nf major Iragu* hateru an t*. II-.I le a th e r* t
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T roja n power play *h»
m o cti the U niversity r»lf Southern alien am© at their parks, the club
owners of the two major circuits
C alifo rn ia griduteM Saturday.
It v i «
n pair of St. M ary's voted to economise i*y trim m ing
Fischer and! the player limit from 2T» to 2Vi and
g u sn l/ . I'apt Hill
H» turned the f*y substantially reducing operatAlike 5ttep**fnn irh,
*ap*n*ra, notably by ru tting
trick when Soul hern C alifornia
w a s benlm Sept. '•!«,
I but no other pUirrr-'
V i il-finite amount wa* *et by
tram ha* l»**n shiri- to mooter (1mm
n w e fjm v In n st* nit the*- po«i- the artion lo rut player*' aalaii-*.
tions »in> ■
The Gcorgift fernrH -hows that
Maild'tx nnd l^BthiTK. 170 and KM
pounds, re*pcrtivcly. have fern
p re tty hard to deni with all aoaaofi. A n d if the T ru n in * lire »topped
a t the t v iiU-r of t h e line, all may
n«t ho w ill fm trein within O lym
pic stadium walls two days, hence.
In their artion tn redure sala
Coach Howard Jon**' team has
hern successful lift it-* reverses and ries, the majors followed that a l
lateraN a* well a* the occasional ready taken by virtually every
forw ard passes, hut a dlity to crack
yesterday morning and then put
ju st inside the tackle* hss been the
them through their last hard w ork
prim arv
factor
in making the
out at Tournam ent park. Pasadena.
other play* workable.
(ie rgia w i l l l e hampered by the In the afternoon. More defensive
al»*enre of lark ftnbeMa. who be- work again*! the Trojan shift was
•tide* being n hard plunging full- In order, followed hy a lengthy
drHh mi G eorgia'* pas* play**. The
hi\rk, I* n great defensive star.
Coach H arry M ehre look
the sen ml team scrim magisl oa the
II nil IdAnix t i motion p n tu i* si oil ins Tm jpns,
A* Itovard field, Law Angel**,
Southern C alifornia wa« given an
other secret workout, lu l it wa«
kihwn that Coach June* was g iv
ing much attention to the Hulld-g
pa««ing s ita -k .
The Trojan* have showed a fair
j a * ’» defense since the St. M ary's
gam e but are stronger on protect
ing against short to««e* than the
long variety expected from the
Georgian*.
D cijtile <>frat* tb i. ti'irnn bv
Jlaryla n d, N olle hum*’. (Ihin S tale!
and Southern Methodic!*, the Mid
ship men bunded In’*! night for New j
Y o rk and Imining iuutUt * at If ye I
confident hecatise of last Sat nr
day's victory over iVrm sf Ivurtin.
N avy turned ill that surprise ly
l'< e m argin of s lone touchdown,
hut in the very manner that may ,
brin g discomfiture to the Army
All «eas»n bme, in dfffr it iy
V'ittshiirgli and Ilarvn M , and the
tie at Vale, the t
despite a
p w erfiil line and a «<)iiud of fire
hxieks, have
eo weak no (lefeii* •
nin in s t long |.n« r*. Arif that wa*
the tiny Navy lent I'enn ‘"Hullet"
Joe Kirn tiMsaift n long -curing pass
1m J o * T.*d irgi, his fleet ba.'kJjebl
mate Hr will he tossing again Salurilay.
A n n y . headed by ('apt. Jack
Price,
ill coitie down the line
H T lo d f a pitched f i r
the Dry from W est Pont today, -till ndirnr
M jL^M fJ. and although he allowed the hfgb wave that ra llie d to v ic
ilia Chase cre w only four hit*, hs* tory over Nohe Dame, The ("it let*
MRldnesa In the fourth *■ <! fifth t^JI b** quartered and w oried out
tonlngr. w alk in g four la tte r * in h ir the 1n*t time at JHiarcliffe
. ftiaaa two inning*, roupled with In Honor, oiitside thp city
It uppeared Inst night that lb**
r iW d ttro r * , Ih*1 C'hMe team wn*
to put u»»r ihi n*rt>V,.iry run. KO.ijnn i n i . In lb',* f a ll park would
h«* -r dil with tire unemployment
[ I * « ln th* f »m».
\ f M il,. A M th«> h e.vy bltt.-r Mr I it l!»I p r . filing t o t he c l i e n t of
i t t * D rr^ n ^ a n rr., . r t t i n r ■ .b u rl. til out f-iHO.ntk). T h e p m i will start
wf 1•HI P M , H I V. T I anil will
h bnmdcii^t over two riatmnal net
Three members of the minor]
league's
five" rom m UUe con
ferred with fhe major league club
i wners in i n e ffo rt to acquaint
their big brothers of baseball with
their problem of financial d ifficu l
ties. The m ajors appointed a two - 1
m m com m ittee of Branch R k k t y ,!
vice president of the S t.
Louis
Cardinals, and lU lly K van i, gen er
al manager of the Cleveland Indi
ans, to study the aituation with the
minors. The three committeemen
nf the minor leagues, appearing
l*ef<>re yesterd ay's joint meeting,
were Judge W illiam (!. Dram ham,
chairman o f the com m ittee and
preslfent o f the Piedmont league;
Joe Carr. Columbia*, Ohio, a ssist
ant secretary of tha S t.
Paul
American association club,
and
Ross T. H arriott, president of tha
T e n e H aute club of the T hretKye league.
The first- and
low-priced car
On U. S. V isit Is
Well Received
(Cim llnunl frurtt
On,)
the liiH.ltiilily ati,|
ability uf irtthntc tht* nuv.l itit
fri.m -i*. t ^ 't ,ir ’i Kranc. anil llnly
Mi* tullbti Ihf lliitivrr*m nial..runit
the '‘ first m l act uf Inlriuatiunal iui-o|M>ratmn" nmi tbi- !lr«t »tIrm pt 11 rl«» tibiir* thi'
-b it anil t r illl b a la n rr. »ritt»h
u itb thp^blniHl of in,Mill,Iiutl mrn,
wbii w ill n-*»r » • 111- nun
IC<- ullinir tin t
Am rririi MipPurlyil hU «JKK-«tiun bir an
iiim am en t,
trun*,
lb fiirriKii i
-ni/»tii|pr r-m ailtril that th- tiu rmnl th - Ifunv-r mnralurliiiii w -tiii,|lr -tt by the m n w nival< Hutb
tin ea ami rntiral oriuni * t- provlojunal. he xibleii, "bu t a t- Icatl |
I'W In praclitpl anil immr Hat
It .th aprang from th- aam«'|iirtl, Uie • ,'irit of m -r- real
ami
morn
active
ro-uprritinn
» n » il« l nation., anil from than ill— tiuriioa#,'’ h - aalil,
••iaitiir (irim lj tm rh a .iiril hn
ailm iralinn fi^; “ th - brunilmlmleil.
tieaa, the it-n-rnga anil in ttlllt-n l
ui)il ratamlinc
of
internatlnnal
lifnbluma, that IVealilent llin i.-r
• ill the Am-rlcan ita t u m .n .run1
ip n lly rarry to their worh.'*
"In llie ariluou, ami iletnrmbimt
rfforta th- wnrbl I, makinK to
nvtrtnme th- ilifficnjtl-a ronfrunt.
inic 0 .” h- runllnu.il, "thU work
m nitltutca one of the »artiit
mtireea anil rannot fall to inaplre
ilcen conllilcnce.
“Never ae today haa It been »o
rlrarlv ,hirwn that the Inlereita
uf all natlont are atriitly Intir-
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318 010 H O T 10 ft
IU0 32U 000 8 4 4
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The new €hevrolet Six combines the advantages of two Inventions. . .
Syncro-Mesh and Free Wheeling . . . to assure quick, quiet* ‘flffy
shifting and positive control of the ear under every drtvtag condition
One uf the l>ig(r.l liriving thrill* in mini.
" " S S ® ern uiuluriiiK U now available at one uf
the very luMnl |>ri«ra in the aulomublle market.
Silrnl Sytteru-Mnh fpar-ihijting ft comHnml uritk tlmpli.
finl f ree U hniing in IKf new and fin tr CAnroirt Six!
Nu i>lb-r car u(I-r* IUiadouble-feature fur
Itt-llllk .m flnty.- 3yiy;ru-Me«h > tac.
hfU inl aa lb* uioat advanced
lif ^
tratumiaaiuo ever devalufw^ by tugf* W
■treringaciaoca. />er ITA—finf ia ihal new,
up iu ilate aentatkmwblcb at)daau|niKb
In tba teal uf dr|viti|. The t«|o utrke a
malohleaa cum binationt They bring
about an eqiirely new MmJ of ddring
rm m ary: Two bate hita Britt.
M r*. Thtunptofi. t*mk; T h m
»hltt— ftoW e; Jlom a
runt:
go, HI le t: Rk*e« on b a llt: off
J * ^ ,X * o k nqnej »truck out by
« . 3- bv Cook D: Sacrifice
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*«« anti ear runtroi. far beyond any11
aver aujuynl before. They give you qu
ahiftinf and rmuplete mattery or the,
runditbiaa of mail and UafBc. They «a
lbin|» In drivfaif tbat Are lmpoaailde i
Capon*,
U*peQ».
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F R I D A Y . D E C E M B E R 1 1 . 19 .1 t
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STORY RELATED HITLER MENACE’
e a c h ) b y Named for, Rhodes Jazz Mania In Talk OF REVOCATION IS SEEN REMOVED - '.
DEBT ISSUE ScliolarshfpPrize Before Wet Group OF JA IL PAROLE BY DEBT RELIEF
¥ out Students Are Woodcoc k Scores
aft*
i impW A SH IN G TO N .
D ee.
1 ii*h
f 'f f v
r i t a p d f i » .‘ i n * j
I t P l - t i . e k irt of
did
rn fn rr.in .n t »»nt h r f i r . ono of B u c k e t S h o p O p e r a t o r B r u e n i n g
iT o p r e r
C a l l s
H uth* m n t militant nf antl-prohtblP a tro n iz e d B y C a n m a n e T r e a t m e n t A s to
*
lion group* la tt n igh t and told
ah** f
them they o u t m aking hla taak
u a to r ta a i
n
u
n
M u s t D o T im e
N a t i o n ’s
S o l u t i o n p eril
mor* lilfficult.
Th.
A m o , W. W. W oodcock, federal
W\> HINGTON. Dec
II.
HF.RI.IN,
l»n
11.
( A P I — u*e •
D or.
t l . _ r * J * 'rt***’‘
'
pm hi' Him director, w*a In.ited
in .lir a hy
oy ( A I* t \ „(o iy ,,f futile briberV W*orl,| frar- ••f I hr " llitle r Meneon
---- found lt**|f with
The f»ur etu d rn u w ere rhoaen. H e I n aaden . to talk thling*
in g , oVer.
behiml the revoked parole of Har- are" could be tenioved at
one
t aaptoatoa t a r debts ioaua on from
t i ran d id ife* nominated He tagged tem perance education r> ^ l>ol,lhiir,l. tm kef -hop brok- atrrke of "h. mane" treatm ent lur ah....'
"I
A s - t — .N *. p tecoi t k r r . IV»m .ia Srmth-M tarn S U te * . They trading toward “ that much o l i - er |Ml-i>niir1| by Hi-hop
J i m n G ein ian y in the o iitte r of re|iara- nh*|i'
' • r w .* » n tl< ] rtr «nnHond at ion NtTaL— f i l l ™ ir ^ Ud,es , l ° * f nri1 u«r« word, culture." a . “ the real Cannuo, Jr., « » , d i l o . e . 1 y e ,ter- Hone. Cham ell,u Heinrich Hruennol
i l l i f % European dehtor-na- u n te w e R y neat f e l l
prohlem - of prohibition.
rrtiay .
dn
ttto in e y General M itch ell.1 '" g declared
th e 1!
Clark la a form er atudent of |hr
i i j t ’
Conceding there L, Incrtaied
The rhwn •11m nuiiip t h i , s t a l e
fvu’ ho
h ul (luhlii' com men I.
g th . moratorium up io I fr lle r n lt y o f G eorgia and i. now drinkin g now -am -ing a certain <*ll hurifkil out » rep<‘H fiuui ih r motil t o n c ‘ *mni nf Ie*Vn n«aww|,iA|;iNi»r ^r<* 4
Tu
attending
Harvard
University. cla«« who prefer a J a n pig lo a
ol-H III for approval, lYaot
f***l» ill I'mrole liunrci, rinld iiilinc f nrrf*pomlfn 1 iii.t I Hr fir*! fo rm al i™m«‘ .
at Itoooor aaid. -'The preeent Hurwell t« attending U n iversity nf Ch o p in w a lti,“ hr read hit andlwhy »lf iff Titctl ■ ivr| Ihro ] r •#«*mdril prvsMi ret nfer n r 'hr ha* held *illrr PVr i
, 5 ?,n*e <***, **oc)r" nec***ilat*» the South nt Caw a nee, Tenn. Prlrr rnn- a lecture on Ihe philoaophy clrtncri'-y f < ir t h « N r w Y o r k r r Gold- tnkinjf «ivn th*" furr(|fii affair-’*
thiii
lh er •'temporary a d ju iim rn U " l- ■ •Indent a t V anderbilt ttniver of l . aa-fidr culture, including tnm Hur-f now must finish « five yrm pen l fill11> \\ i' h h
'ic kit a hie hint’k
i ■ ■
l .m o a n t, owed thJn rountry.
ally, Naahville. T r n n , and I’ .-nillr pf-runcp eriucaUnu To (hi* r w t d | , | term for mail fraud in thr Atlanta iiy a t in hitn 1 h
vinmiuli'd
hi* m if *
'
t Kill
_O no of (be f ln t lo differ with t>n it at Johna llopkina tlniver- hr said, muM hr Ifft (hr prWaf® p rn itm liafjr. The re|n»ft *aid
peilitrral trui ’ •
fool 1 •
fla t wfo Senator Rornty -foreign t lly .
"
I
f
f'*M*»iru
f
l
i
n
t
lie*
are
wor
v in lita r within **a U llk ctrda of
Thai t hair* It T u ltlr. ftirmrr
tllond committee chairm an ffo
The aelertion rommlttCe i- head im m unity from law** whirh r*our
attorney and hia aACJr', t* " v**'
a*“ ft Mi of Naiu-m
i t no Him* raying another re- ed by C lark Unwell S r „ eilitnr of present jihilm m |»hiprovide*. ! ! •
lei tin
remeinla*r
n |ti'u
i*i°°
• botia of raparlty to tha A tlanta Conatllutlon. Thr other ■ n«l c u r r a n t malrruklUlu* aland t o f#|»ft i l # i t l i « r t o W e i- th i n i g l o o o r t h u t w i n l,i
4 ftvitl t h # iH*dlt i ff tl
“ .wotfld a Unit wipe put the mr|T' era, who are form er Rhode, nnls tniighen Hi* tank*.
G r r m f t n y # %1*1
" " I * " ’•#«l o n
t o lilt | t j » r o l # U n i t t k t h i i i
k n o w 1- f C I g l ' O O'
d f *0
*t».
• •
arbetkn , are W illiam A. S tu a rt, nf
♦•III i •• *|*«m*ihl« • f o r i t . ID 1|M t
"W n* therr rv#r m time whrn n i g . II m l ( • o l c l h u f f t l j m itl n ■ o i r 1 J»r# fMl p r
['.L ato ki the d a y R epresentative Afclngdort.'Va^ -ecretary: l>r. R. P.
**l Mill 1........I \
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h
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l
p
thr prinlrri patf# which reaehe* the
rjUllor Maformod th « ' P ro .ld .n t B roo ki, dean O f th a School of Com
Id
I h # w o r l d ■ *’ IO|; H f i h # In llg #» o f
h
i
r
n
| » plr was to lacking in tho«r enN m H o d r I < , Mil). Ml ( ll b # ftl i r f t l r * i( >M« let!
|"« *
e k i l i n fr/f th# mar- maree, U n fvem ity of G eo rgia; O.
T h # I l i f t h f tU 'ti.it V I# o n m i i n d
durmir qualitle* of truth and beau
IT
c o u l d #1 o n # j 1 i l n f •
high.
ifoH»o| .1 4 k *'» « U « a d -b r D w . 15. c . CaenlIrhall, jfreeldrnt o f Algfu r- o rd tiifti >
1> ? " H# aikrd uW ai (here ever a r«l t o i r o l r " a y i n g G t i t i l h u i
M g * dtaadata an tfth u . Hr u hama ’C o lle g e .'a id fle n ry Allen
m h» «| . n l i m h l r s i j ID r i f t >f t u g t i n b l o w r e n i n 1t»4 t h a 4 •1i m g r r h y 1 ir1 ) iif ig 1 1# d o
time
when
thr
plays
and
thr
inuaic
to ■ D M d e ra te V fcalm nn <ft the M->c. Now Y ofk Olty
lit ii h i m m n * t o f " T M
1h y
" u n u n I'-'itftn t m u t t e r "
ll1 # m i l - CiPi m n n \
lo O n
a| o n d i i k g
|H 1IH' 11YIALT o f Itll- l| Vi
The other M tht ram tldatr. for j people herr were * i utterly trivial 1 I r r o f I h # i r i h # ;
U P antt rnrani Tonnnfttce. which
and
unw
orthy?
|
lr» t a caialtn o the proposal.
onl* .
th e election * a r e Cfcarla, K. Men
Tl.fti H i # h n p ( f tf in o D , f h r - S o i K h Id vi Ii#' ll # ni*
P a 'n ip o b d with other a tra le cl- nett, Tam pa, Kla.. Hugh t - M r-1 u Uunrting thruuifh the whole m i Methodist fhiirrhuiftti, %airily
Hr ilufmitidv uupiled that Ger j j-M
W illiam S. iiiiirrah lr m#«r o f nensalinn and ***Mlt g I d rt p o * I p* 111#!DC Vlt I l f f i l l 111 • m a n y will m ml* e v e r y e f f o r t t
e i 'j ’ PMaad congreaimen th at the K ern, Orlando, P l i ,
rear'! dtM -payrdbnt pwlponemeiU Methoa, a -atudent a t W offord Cnl jn i* there Is one hit ■ — that get tin a hur *("'*» fir in I *«i that he. i hiutiid, till |it If of | hr rrpurnt ihih hui - 1 4mi 1(l
irokab^f Will bo approved before Irge, South Carolina; K C arlylr iiiiiiirv i* Ihr trat of human *tir* r'Dilfl I r prroriit foi Ihr t*n*c «htch •fi Tt riTlir*!v tonlrniH nc that ih«‘ : |lfH4
ha
C htf
RoberW, Columbia. S C , William • ciifi W h e n you set up ruin* r f *ori "m ight iiivoh c him In puM m iv '* w m |d would !•*“ helped ft* much
.. rW
Hstma. reee-a, nue r - r r .
t hi ♦ h . '
le a v in g tha W hite Houae, the C. Sunn Klnaton. N. C., R. M. Al duct I a red ailrljT t'pnn what l*|
T hr .Instni* Urputiriirtd%
iti- Germany In| hoiHc* .>: 'Gin.
I
m
e
t
i
c
a
l
and
nut
u
p
o
n
what
ii
ii h n* G 'u n itD v h n * | , n* dni
Wl.eiaat
M l.tlia tp p U o rallwl the pmpoaml b rig h t Jr.. U nlveralty
of N irlh
qn*i\ into thr (|iiMhur*t
pnruU4 ‘"In tim e
lA i g ttdViMon
d1
"a horre of another Carolina; John K. W ll-on, Cam illa n g h t . th e situatkiri is a hnrrl mir v aa u lt n l |ty Srnnlm Gin
»•! parted th i.-ikfi in Ihe l«-t IT and ,,r;<lM||n
'S im ilar rk e p tk lrrx » « - -n . Ga.. and Robert B. C n e n o o g h , nf for t h r en fo rc in g of a n y law
Yirifinin. iu lrrratrd m tin*
. n-r #a|W ially the !a-t two y e a r s *t
WiKujcsek m a in ta in e d l i p law hr *« *r of hi* hm r alftiiiliiiir di1* ».* nelf cvnlriil that latln al u i
■ to gticrre than one logU Iatlva V irginia,
f ienl
ha * n i t down g e n e r a l liquor r m- I’ itr with Dioltnp t itniH.n, J|r hid rrn t .4 win comr to Ihr fo e." h»
qi^arte.v*
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nipt
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A
h
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r
a
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a
tu
d
y
f.»r
th*Craator^ Johoann gained grouml
it**ked if aomr ndluaiun of fn lrra l
a r rm llnir Ju n e . ID-tn, ahowed un of filial* might not have h m i in
la hla appteitlon lo the moratorium
lav
ful
p
er
capita
pro
d
u
ctio
n
equal
voU r I
tj-lh a f jt p r a ttf <hgvtng the Senate
hi :ir» p er rent of law fu l, manulac*
CSoldhui *t, | h ailing gu illv, w
adopt hjo geaolotlon fur a n liieeai!lure in I1M4
•riilcncrtl tin (tct. hi. I•,»_**.• C aiolr
f« lio n at tha amount o f foreign »r
via* rrcommrntlnl Ih* i Jum*
IT,
corU les'M td la Ihia enmftVy. Chair>
man Satogt plaao to call the flf mui i ay* «.ftfi ttuidhiir*E h r taftlc
iConttnuad frum I'aga On*)
rllgih lr.
nance cim m lttro together Monilay
n en prm iu.r.l in rvidanre 10 fat.
an n
. •» ti
In Krhi i *rv I'jUlh T u ltlr Ii*pllcd
K.’
In a [inrolc hoiinl nitpiuv tImt hr
The
Tha eR
TRf"l£l«nr»
r,ld«nt'» rm eaaaie e m l l t r ito ry yc«t»niay, and uima
imitlr "no i «n onimcritlatioD nf tht*
raada a ♦ Jilcla frtr ea ite
il n e ire ' parti- cnua-caam inatlun IhU murnin;;,
ro m
TALLAH AH aSKK, D#v
It.
tunc.."* Hut lite r hr rertunmendiPfl
u n d i'M la in th* Itouee. with waa alau aub,tanH al|v the tunic
f
A
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I*.
1
—
£‘mn
miaatoner
of
A
it
r
i
■
It
ga*
at
th*
coroner'*
hearing.
r
Iciucu
y
in
blew
of
the
heavy
W
A
M
A 11 S
DfmoefWta lam basting tha admlni tretl<m and Rrpubltcana in de- wh*n I t * tea llfltd th at "Thom ay rult'irw Nathan Mayo anti tiia y I nii 111 t in pi »»ftj ami t*o 9i1h u r * I**
Singleton, utate lalhuratory mipri iNiM tanre,
killed him ."
ftpae. a,
• < i- i
I— A n n o u n c e
Iold th# nuprrme
She u ja llfie d it h u u e ir r In n vmor, today
In An gnat, ltf&l, the d h trlct at
A t t k f fU ate Department, form STKI*
Uf* your ri'iinting }NiWi*f
iniiTt
they
didn’t
knowingly
violate
lortiry'- uffn c learrirtl that Go I'd
If t"H' uinl H» |J»tv
>h notification w i i received from manner which may prove d am ag
"M il th ir o p r u r tic
Hi
W, K.
h>if«t "hail
hcen at tempi mg to
H d l t f f . iim 'l kill * 1 *w
France g h a t It look* for a cam p a r ing to the oelf-defrn** plea Ml up the i our Ur recent ar»«tiu* law.
M
hi
'II
huus
II,
Floral
llvighld
,
H
An injunction older wa» the an br'lhr all •**tatan l,,t thr
n-port
wtH tl *»wi r i t t hag an rW tlrt. M "^ l*
tly# coaling d >wn of w a r debt# lo by O glevby’i attorney*. She le ,ti.
Nrttifunl, Ubmia
kcrompwny any downward ravMton fla t that ahortly a fte r the allrgcil * a#r made t« the order directing ' p»M. \ woman wa* qu#*Giincd* h it
lh»y drni#d Ii- A fter tiohlhiirat
murder and again on T h a n k ,g iv them to ahow eauae w h y
wa* i IIAVFe YO IIU W A TC H
>f G erlaen reparation-.
* '*
rv p aire
U koarlM tho Paria n e a rn m e n t ing Day whllo ah*, hrr hud,and • houhln'i ha held In <onte«ipt for ariitincad. h« rrvralrd in Novtm-*1 I'm out( J*»h(4 rrully kno«* hu«
dian-garding
the
Injunction
grant
}
her,
1li£&that
he
h
id
given
the!
and
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Thom
ay
Ogle*B rigg s. Jeweler. M ag A v t.
raid l l ' l l a l ! rep aratlatu ahould
M fg re private C a b a n obli b y war* ro iain g tn Sanfnr.l, O gle, #4 u g^iup of citrue grow er* who] woman the money in addition to
Attacked
the
validity
o
f
th#
atatoj
jew
elry.
by
exacted
a
pism
ire
from
them
gation* M l t were fouitd.nbat C arTh# report upreiflrally rvnn^laf- .!— A u t o m o h ilc a
rek turret are not aufflclabt that they would, If O g l c b y w r.r law prohibiting th* use of emrni
vtl MU» FIlamuryA k’m lor,
wlm M O B E Ii T Kuril roiipfr, fair r<»mtI 1
M cK nlyre ■ {■ ■ ay on growing e ita u i fruit.
o tllgatio n v arraatad, »w*ar that
T hr aupiem r rnurt didn't I 'i 'i hml . haig# o f Hi# i if*# fur (lir di"
tam o at O flra h y with a knife. She
lion H'Mlu, lUJfi lliiirk «#ilau,
held to- .fla t prum iie until lute on Ihe validity nf the Mw Imt Iii t ifttnrtif'v rin(I ^nr# niiidip 4 -it f a i r ram litim i $7M<u rut trail# u»
'rora I k * American, ti
granted an Injunction on Ihr ii m Ihh.I with nhit'h GaniiDii iia« It##I A Son#, I
T
baakigW
In
g
Day
night
wlien.
* a r I traler*
London, tka State D epartm aat’btd
M y rll# A v r n u r .
report Of Prim* Minister ’ U i t b»lb*11onrd by S h e riff J K. Mc- ground the • * » ll* * lf g»*e one i iiiiiii'rtrtl,
fJanald'a Ougge-tinw *»■ ••
world CTallind and Dr. II E. S lerriw , year exemption to a ll g n iw rrw ho,* grove* were treated will, h k * i in i s D ir i.o M A T iF r u m
pool Ita •Ornoml- trou ble, in a g -n ■ he •told the atory ih r ha» liner
I— l i u a i n m u S e r v i c e
a n r n lc during the M edlteiranran
iral ceolbrenc*. U nd«r-Secret»i7 ■ uprated and de.lared to be the
fruit
fly
quarantine.
MAORI
VI.
l
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V
Hath.
e tA N O T i M \ < r
"«»tt* a«id W aihtagton wnubl
The nrlion again st M ayo and Anif**l ftnlarta* trfigniftg^ dJftrtiir A repairing, all * ‘>rlt guaranteed, j
hove to M o w the aubJnct* and proM e l.u n d e r A r c in lc
ram a f >ueh a parley before it ernnon w e *, s h e r iff J F. Mrt 1.1- JHngletnn w ai taken whrn Har •*f S [‘ii ii i h jir*| iev, tv* m o f for#*! ih# Vt. L. H a n e y , I'iiom tsM-J.
i'huitr III)!)
sold d a u rm ln * </h*lher U w ould4 ’ •""I. Mrs. W. G. M eEntyre. wid ner,| K ilgore, of G lea m ite r . Otic I’owt n« nnihrMAftilDr h i th# Un)t#fl
■ low of thr i|r*d man; John Henry of Ihe gruw ai*. obtained an in Stiiti'n I»v tin* jfiivtrnm#nt |r#j|t#r- L A N K Y 'H DRUG S T iilD ; I'r*
p artlcip aU
W'p
Deliver
>cil|itinn*, n iagaim e*. founts,,
junction protecting K a y o '* agent- »lity tut «!#• Im#(| lo a-r«p( il.
‘ fbl- Smith, negro flahrrm an who hva'd
T h e ‘W esk letlt'a'
• r u le * . I’ R O M IT d <• I i v r r i * *
the ihot and •*» a man fall In who Bfited f u l l from hla Largo
irlrati
owed A ra erfia
n rO
rb M tr tk around
n tK S II FISII DAIIA
Phone 103,
front of thr hnuaebnat where thr g ro v e, Dec. T. I l* claim ed th* In
ih* world. Hr ra a r trtd b la p W for
M ayo
front
■ hooting m currrd ; an I A llie 11il junction re,train * i
atOirrana* lo tka W orld C M t i a n l
IMIlf.TtlNG
B L O 'K M Irrigati.c
Wt* ll.tndli' firtihiiiii
yard, while fiiherm an and friend , r u in g any fruit grow n within the
|y4 * rt« w n u d. Klftn dtaraM d hla * b d o f ' A atatlial)
Ih***# and general cement work
Suniliirv Ilm.ItT-Of the O g l c h y ’* who *Uo heard form er lyiarantioe area, prior III
l)Ulrk*t
Ai#n(e
Nnu(h#a«|frn
> .p o n A b l l i i y la m rtntaM M r '*•*
M irada Concrat* t o .1 K T ci
1 M *hot, an,| -pent ronaldetaM r Dec. *t, the expiration date of the
I
.Iff
In
s
u
r
in
ff
Co.
Integrity nf (U n a *' Vi llrtic h o y to .
w illager. Prop. 3 ril arid t.lm.
22#
II. IU nh. I.b.
A n d at the ()gl<v«by ram p »nm” one-year exemption period.
M*ar**'hom», ha bald but klip*
\ «tinn< o il tin# 1#gitt rvtonY*
tiki# a fte r Ihe nhooting, lu ll '»h>
**oni|iM it y .
r d l i ’H
"A" u r " M m l .
for an aatly initiation of V irk up- teXtlfird he waa unaware of th*
iNr
I'c rrh , l.h.
I*t»i ’ lur ih«4 Irmirjafie* hun*ai!rt 9 A — I’ o o l l r y
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and Jhhn'W . Pendleton Af L o iln rton.’ V a , w er* elected fo r Rhode.
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 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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